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SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 20, 18?9. '(?J?p>i?<^MWM^ IUI* H?ll Ilii.M THE OHANGEBURG NEWS IS THE klliiUQ COUNTY, AND PAYS WK|KLt VISITS TO EVERY HOUSE iNl}ff|G?^BT THE COUNTY. ?v,iH.i^l,,wi)iH a, tap** Urn .aw ^s-^i X. Several of oar Tenders, doubtless, ob Mrtaivrt fJPtWjOipbB on tho margin of their pa fer, fa^1-^^ several or tlicsq knew what it ineani, ntid oo auch tnai k will be found on tjwir papers this week. Others, howevor, may not know what it means, Well, we will pro ceed tlfeftttttU 'oMeniark means your sub scription is due,5 the second mark! means pay np, and croaaing them means that if you don't pay tap you will be cruanrtl out, and no more have the pleasure of hearing US spout, through the mediuu of the Oranoeuurg Nkwh. Wc Jotc you, reader, fondly love you, and hate to Ipaut tilth y'6d, but we love that two dollars, too; so T*y Op and don't get cross. ban la'ii??'**???? A^tfiHB AND SQUARE NOTICE. The Utfhrrer its tror% of his hire." All persons indebted to this office for Subscriptions t?? tho Obangeburq News are expected to *vi_'i>ll/ lilt come forward and pay up between this and the first day of April next. All mimes on our aubneripiion booka'at that date not credited with the amount of subscription due?will be struck from the list of subscribers to our paper. We aAf?o'?Cj crying after "spilt milk." The/ ^p^per, on last Thursday evening, iu aid of .tbn-Episcopal Church, was, we learn, nn entire success. The News Office returns its thanks to the Fair couple who were united in the holy bunds of wedlock, on Monday evening lust, for a nice cut of weeding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Fair have our eafoest congratulations for a fair and fav orable voyage on-thc sea of lifo. -I "' - The Board of County Commissioners have entered into, contract for the erection of a Court Howe and Jail for our County, and the work has .boon commenced. We tiiiuk Mr. Johfl Kucaa nas the aupcrintcudaucy of the f work. The bid Jail,' burut by Slier niau's march through the Carolinas, is to be used, as far as available, in the new construction. CouJitftf-ffOTEL.'-r-Se\*cn of tho boarders left this famous Hotel, on Saturday last, with out settling tfcteir bills, or saying by your leave Mr. Sheriff?all colored. One of them, fa nous for his V7it, as well as rascality, in pass ing a lady who was powerless to stop hitu, raid' "good bye, niissie, Gla.ssgow pone, too." Somehow, these black birds, got a Sie in their -pCSSC&ipUi with which they cut a bar from ?n< of tbe cel. wiudnws, with the aid of ihut they succeeded 4M got ting tho lDnor uww. off its. hinges; fbey then broke the outer doi:r of the cell OACJVWensin ^ for< e, tore up the flooring buWw1nlu-ttrsde Their escape. While these proceedings were taking place the itiun.t s of the adjoining cell, some seven or' eight iu nuuibcr,*kopt up a tremendous ?inging nud d.mcing, supposed^ for the purp >*e of drowning the uoise made by those breaking out. r*act?r StRA'NOER than fiction.?We. have received a communication from Mr. j. A. Dantzler, which wc publish iu part, aud to which wo would urgently call the attention of all "croakers" who any that to employ freed - znen is alosing business. It allows convincing ly to our mind that wc have a class of the best and cheapest laborers in the world, if they are properly managed and dealt with. We have the testimony of n gentleman, too, who worked over one hundred hands last year, to the effect, that he nuver cleared as much money to the hand before iu Iiis life. There are dozens of others who worked from ten hands up, who say the same thing. Rut rend what Mr. Dantzler says ': *' * * * I planted, with tho aid of.one ?colored woman, 17 acres of corn, manured ilightly with cotton seed and manure from stable, mixed; gathered 2f>5 bushels good .corn. 7) acres iu cotton, without any manure, ?gathered three and a half bales of clean cot weighing 44)0 lbs. to the b-lo. Rico 3 acres, 'gathered $4 sealed bushels. Ouo acre of pota toes, made a tine crop. Made also a tin. lot of peas, gathered 'only aboiit 110 bushels, and turned my slock on balance. 1 also planted around my p-ani^e* about three items of cot ton, worked by nty cook nnd a little boy nine yours old?ruado two baloa weighing 100 lbs. oach ; and one ucrc of pindcrs inndu a fine lot, only gathered ten bushels, and turned stock on; Mignr cane, not quite J nero, made 100 gallons fine syrup. Resides the abovo 1 man aged ? hands on my own plantation, ? In na for tho Eatnto of G. D. Tilly If. miles off, and 3 hands on Mr. Stromnn's pjacd.aud ma?ogood urops with them all, for which I am more than thankful to' a kind Provideneo. . ??Hespofctrully, "JAS. A. DANTZEER, '?Moreli 3,.ioo;=. St. HntlllCW, S. C" A See jUVclahgti kf MoatfVt*. Soin D. docker j & Co'a advertisement. Thoy havo just re ceived fresh stock of all descriptions, and would please have tbeir friendn call,. We would udyiso them to do so, 1 Imports;ut( to bttje your goods cheap and keep your buildjings insured und your life assured. So says Mceers. Bull, S?ov?ll k Piko, and bo sny wo. Ajl of thrs can bo done by culling on Messrs. 1^11, Scovill & Biko. Sec. their ad vertisement, it speaks volumes, The ub^vo firm will pleaso accept our thanks for a pnper of their pi tent parabola, gold bur tiisho 1, ailvbr steel needles, which h?Ve b^cn .pronounced by a better iu Ige thaiv-we'uro, the best needles in the market. Sold only by MesBis. Ihifl.&oviil & Pike?*** J ho Hoard of Equalization adjourned yes terday. We learn that very few assessments on real estate huvo been changed from the origi nal assessments. Wc published last week the disappearance of A. J. Ostrandor, under suspicious circum stances. A warrant being in the hands of the SberifT for his arrest. Mr. Ostnuidcr, us soon as be ascertained the fact that he wns wanted, mudc bis appearance and surrendered himself to the Sheriff, and upon investigation of tho matter, Smith, the prosecutor, nek now Indeed that be bad foully wronged A. J. ()., and bad made oath to facts which be could not substan tiate. We give publicity to the above as just ly duo Mr. Ostrandor. E. T. US.,?Brnncbville?is a trump. He is refidy to give two bales of cotton to help build a Cotton Factory, and gives three ohecra for Grant and his party?und is still able, and does, pay fin* his paper. Scud along that club. Out subscription list is increasing rapidly iu that flection of our County, for which wj feel grateful. We can soon boast of over one thousand white circulation in.tho County. We call attention to the card of Mr. E. Ezckicl, who advertises a fine stock of Millin ery for sale?below cost. Now is youv chance ladies. Wc learn thnt the store mom of Mr L. Cartcn, on Bull Swamp, was brukou into a short time ?ince, and robbed of ten or fiftan hundred pounds of meat, the labor of nearly two years. No clue to the thief. Sir. Carton has our sympathies. COMMERCIAL. Omer, or tiik OitANOKot au {rows', March 10, 1800. COTTON.?Sales for tho week, 00 bales with a downwurd tendency. We ijuoto : Ordinary.21] Good Ordinary. Low Mi.Idling.2/?l Middling.2<i Strict Middling. ?.?.?1 Middling. TvV.yll HtCfi-?Is d::!! at $1 *?'> per oushel. Corn 1.10 Peas 1.05. Tinders, 801bs to bushel, $1 ."?0. GOLD. -? SILVED. 22 ?it ai isaai im i ? a ai ? as i an isspsai 11 ai i n ? a ~s rs ri Ti - - ? - Consignees per South Carolina Railroad Remaining i'i the Depot to Date. J. H. Livingston, J. fl, Folder, D. C. Howe, V. M. Jones, J. Chuiubcrs. J. Bouuctl, V. M. Smith, J. W. Tyler, It, W. Dates, Wiu. McElroy, B. II. Kn itts. Otiauo will be unloaded on the rial form at Con signee's risk. In accordance with orders received from the Su- j pcrititcitdctit, Storage will hereafter bo charged on Uiiods remaining iu the Depot for un unreasonable length, of time. W. C. MKltKDITll, Agout. Ix tho nialrl?! Court of I he I tilled STA T' ICS?For Smith Carolina?January Term, I MH??In the Matter of F. Jianinh, ?f Itarmrell County, S.. C, Bankrupt?Petition ftir Full awl Final Discharge in Bankruptcy.?Ordered, that a heaving bo hud on the 1 titli day of April, I860, at Federal Court House iu Charleston, S. C; nnd that all creditors. &0?, of said liankrupl appear at said time and place, and shew cause, if any they Can, why the prayer of the Petitioner shuiild not he granted. Audlhat the second and third meeting of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the office of J, C. Carpenter, Esn,, Register of Second Congressional District, s. (J., on 7th day of April, lWi'.i, at 12 M. By order of the Court, the 1th day of March, 1S?'/ DAN X. 1IORLBKCK, Clerk of the District Court?qf the U. S for So. fa. mar in 2t o u a ISO k ii i1 it a co a \ t y, PROBATE CUL'BT. Fx Porte James 1*. Martin, Adm'r estate of J. W. Mut tin. NOTICE To CREDITORS. All persons holding nny demands against the above Kstulo will render them properly vouched, to Thud. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate Court, on or before Wednesday, Tili day of April next, after publication hereof, or their their claims will be de barred. Said Estate has Wen proven insolvent, and is now in course of settlement ? Debtors will make pay m on I on or before that day, ur will bo le gally dealt with. Dated .March 10, A, D. 180?. THAI). C. ANDREWS, inor lo?It Judge of Probate. qottox si> for sali:. t he Subscriber offers for salo f?0 bushels of the D1CKSON COTTON SEED, grown by himself the past Season, which has been kept perfectly pure, but has not been selected. Price 50 cts. per bushel in lots of ? bushels or over. mar IS ? JAS. II. FOWL ES. IjUNAJL notice lO ch kim to un. ' '1 he t ndersigned is about lo close up the Es tate of W . P. McMillan, dee'd. Creditors who do net present their demands before tho 1st January next will be barred. J. T. JENNINGS, nov Ii it V.. xator. IN BANKRUPT! NKTf, Bankrupt, Ex parte Thomas P. K.bnnbsly, Heney X4?v*ulxo*;,>out?? Miti/Wa *nd Oas? & Bull. .rt By virtue of nn order of sale from the Honorable the District Court of tho United States, for the Dis trict of South Carolina, I will sell at public auction tit Orangcbiirg C. II., on Monday April Cth, lfci.'.t, ut tho usual hours.ofsolo. . Jv Sevoiol aracta*t>f lantFlyin** en and contiguous to Willow Swamp, viz: No. 1. Containing 114 acres more or less, bound ed by lands of Mary C. Argoe, Jas. Foglo, Felix Gregory, Midactii StevenBon and tract No. 2. No. 2. Containing 84 acres mom or less, hounded by lands of ..Mary C. Argoe, W. R. K. Ronnett, John Phillips, Malnchi Stevenson and truct No. 1. No. 8! Containing 120 acres more or less, bound ed by hinds of W. U. E. bonnet t, Jquu 1). Living* ston aud tractjXJo.' 4C t . I. v.* No. 4". Containing 171 ?eres more or less, bouad> ed by lands pt.W.'Il. 11. Bounett, traot No. ?, John I). Livingston ami tract No. ?>. No. 5. X>'untniniag'lJ7i acres mort? or less, bound ed by Run of Unoltam Braach, tract No. 4, landa of j Mrs. Anna Glover and tract No. 0. I No. ?>. Conttiiuiug 229 acres mure or less, bonnd [ ed by Run of Dooham Branch, tract No. f?, lands of | Jacob Pogle und John IC Milium?. I No. 7. Containing SOU acres wor? or less, bound ed hy lau'Jn of J/ohu.R. Millions, tract No. R, Mrs. I R. Hughs slid W. R. E. llonn. it. No. 8. Containing 216 acres/more or less, b?und cl hy hinds of John R. Millions, John C. Wadkins, estate of VY. Fogle, W. Tyler, Mrs. R Hughs and tract No. 8. Flat will be exhibited on day of sale. Conditions?Ouc-hulf cash, the balance in one yeior, secured hy bond hearing interest from day of safe ami iqortgn^e o/. tlyj property, l'uia hasci s ho pay for jmpevs and stamps. I?. V. pIBBLR, Assignoe Estate of II. VI. Bonnett Bankrupt. March 9, 1809. mar 18 - - td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?Iu the matter of John S, How a, Bankrupt Exporte Qsouor B. IIis.nakkh. By virtue of in onIrV" of] wile from the Honora ble District CdtlA Of the L'niteil States, f ir die Dis trict of South Carolina, I will Hell at public unction at Ornngchurg C. If., on Monday the fit It April, |809, ut tho.ustinl hours of sale. All that plantation or: tract of lund lying in the Fork of Fdisto. Orangchurg County, containing two hundred and sixty-four (204) acres more or Ichs, hounded by lauds of estatu of Gen. S. Binna kcr, \V. E. Moss, llilliard Boltcn, E. Bollen and es tate of B. Jennings. Conditions?One-half cash, balance in one year, secured by,bond hodring iutovst, and r. mortgage of the property, l'urcluisors to pay for papers and Stumps. NOTICE. |~ All persons holding I.iens against tho Estate of John S. Howe, Bankrupt, arc required to establish the same before J. C. Carpenter. Esij., Register in Bankruptcy at Charleston, S. C, on or before the Hith dav of April next. P. V. DHBILB. Assignee Estate of John S. Uuwc, bankrupt. March 9, 1HGU. mar 18 td ASSIGNEE'S SALE, TN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of Thomas It. Sally, Bankrupt, Ex parte P. V. Didulb, As signee. By virtue of an order of sab- from the Honorable District Court ol the United Slates, for the District of South Carolina, 1 will sell at public auction, at Oraiigcburg C. H., ou Monday the nth of April, 18*19, at the usual hours nf sale. Due undivided eighth of that plantation or tract of land lying on both sides of 4 Mile branch, wai ters of North Fdisto, containing eight hundred and forty-two (842) acres more or less, hounded now ?r formerly by lauds of U. Ilaydcti, D. Howe, U. Mur phy and D. Louis. Conditions?fine-half cash, the balance in one year, iu bond bearing interest, and a mortgage of the properly, 1'urch.i. rs to pay for paper-and stamps. A LSO Will he sold at public auction, on Tuesday. 28d March. IHo'.i, at II o'clock, A. M . nt the residence of 'Thomas 15. Snllcy, lite personal property of above named Bankrupt, consisting of 1 Cow and Ca'lf. IX Sheep. 1 Sow and IMgs. set Buggy Irons. 1 Bocka way, 1 Mvlodinu, 1 Double UaiT?! ^,uu nu ' other avflclua, Tcruis. '.,,,9M il" ^ ... removed immediately ufto the sale. F. V. D1BBLF.. Assignee of Ti R. Ridley, bankrupt. Match 1809. in ll IS td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of J. Ma ten a Sw.i.kv. bankrupt. i'.< \>otl< U. A. Pbi?**\ By virtue of an order of sale tome directed from the Houoiiiblo District Court of the United states, for the District of South Carolina,! vti'.l sell at Public Auction at ' ?rangebiirg C. II.; on Monday ?1th April, lHti'.l, at tho usual hours of sale. ?All the interest nf J. Martin Salley ill that plan tilt ion or tract of land lying iu ihn Fork of Kdistn, i )| ;.ngebui g Conniy. containing three hundred and Ctgh'y iiere? |:ts<()) more or less, hounded hy hinds of John .Ionian. Casper Staley. P, A. Fanning, Frances Salley, Indiana M. Corbetl and N. Pnsey. ALSO due ninth interest in Dean Swamp Mill Pond. ('otidit ions? < )ue-t liird cash, the ha lance iu twelve mouths, scoured hy- Loud hearing interest from day uf sale, and a mortgage of the properly. Pur cluisors to pay for paper* and stamps. N?TIGE. AU persona holding I.iens against t!.i Estate of 3, Mort in Salley. Bankrupt, are required to Kstab lish the saine before J. C. Carpenter, Fst| , Register in Bankruptcy al Charleston, S. C, on or before the I Cth day of April next. V. V DIBIILE. Assignee. K. Ute j. M. Salley, Ilankrupt. March 0, 1809. mar ]'i td I eV tho I>i*(ii<< C ourt of the Hulled I STA T ES?For 'kr hhnU'l >J SoHtk Carolina ? Tit tin Miiiirr of ./"/hi Hoffman, Bankrupt?In lianlc rupfe?.?Notice is horehv given that all Crvd! <o> holding Liens on the Vfstate of John TTiifTnuin, a Mankinpt, must prove their hiens liefere Julius C. ' 11 ( ??liter, Ksq., Register in bankruptcy, at his OBlCO, No. 7J, broad Street, in the City of Charles Ion, on or boforo the 29th day of Mandl inst. By order of the Honorable lieorgc S. Bryan. Judge of tho Biet riet Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina. tj. B QLOVKK, Assignee March II, 1809. -18 It I\ (lie SHMlrlcl Court of Hie i ailed STATES?For Smith Carolina?January Term, 1809?7? the Matin- of Ruftm C. Salley, of Orana - bury, s. <". Binikfjn't-ff-Pehtfon f<>r rSi'l ai ' Hn at Diic/iari/e in flirnkrnpirt/.-?Ordered, ihftl a hcoiing ho had nn the 1 tit It tiny of April, 1809, at Pe?teral Court House in Charleston, 8. C: and that all Creditors, &C, of sai'l bankrupt appear al said time nndtvluao, and shflW OntlSC, if any they can, why the prayer of the Petitioner should not he grunted. And that the 2d and 8tl meeting of Credi tors of sahl Bankrupt will he hold at the office of J. C. t^arpenter, sq., Register of 2d.Copg. District, S. Cm on 16th day of April 1809, al 12 M By order of the Court, the 28th day of March. *IH?9. BAWL HOBLBECK, Clerk, of the Dl ?riet Court of the V. S. for So. Ca. mar 13 ?'* are making it an :! T IMPORTANT Branch of their business in the puichase of COTTON. CORN, PEA8, and PRODU-E generally, for which i hoy will aay full MARKET RATES. Their Large and Full Stook will giro their friends and customers an opportunity TO BUY GOODS nt the Lowest Prises, having been purchased strictly for cosh, embracing as usual our various assort, meut of STAPLE*and FANCY DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, HATS und CAPS, HARDWARE, IRON nnd full Stock of GROCERIES, etc., etc., A large lot of XXX FAMILY FLOUH fresh from the Mills, weekly Consigned, which' we are offering CHEAP. WE ARE THE SOLE AGENTS FOR AND KEEP constantly on hand the Celebrated PATENT PARABOLA GOLD BURNISH SILVER STEEL NEEDLES. Ladies try them. We represent the UNDERWRITER'S FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY of NEW YORK, with a Capital of over $4,OO0,0OO. Are TOUR BUILDING INSURED? Also ACENTS for the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, Assets orer $.1.000,000. AND LIFE ASSURED, there is no better Investment. Apply to mar 20?ly HULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. NEW SPRING GOODS STOCKER'S CHEAP CASH STORE. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF SPRING STOCK, C0N8IST ing of CALICOES from 10 to Hiijc per Yard. MUSLINS " 20 " ?Up . " ENGLISH BERGES 26 " -40c QRANDEN8 from no 00c ?? " ALSO Agoo.I assortment of GROCERIES, and another lot oftbat WHITE WHISKEY, which we offer cheap for cash. ?TOHlsr 13. STOCKER & CO., AT THE RED SIGN. 9ST MR. JAM ES A. WILLIAMS is with us and will be happy to sec his friends. tu*r 20 nu? 2vl ly. { m L. W.R I L E Y, Has constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROeERJESj LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c. .1 EST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF CHOICE GliEWlNG TOBACCO, OYSTERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, ETC. MR. JOHN DAVIS is with uio aid will bo pleased to see his friend*;. march 13?ly W. L. W. RILEY. LIFE INSURANCE. Piedmont Life Insurance Company of Virginia. 09a \(\ r()L,( ,,:s ISSUED IN FIRST SIXTEEN MONTHS OF ACTIVE WORK, SHOWING AS M ' amount of Business unequalled by any.other Company at its CoinmuucemuuL It claims Patronage on the following grounds: 1st. Its terms are more REASONABLE than those offered by other Companies. 2d. Its OFFICERS arc SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN of the highest chnracter. od. It invests ouly iu R E A L E STATE. 4?h. It i? a SOUTHERN INSTITUTION, and should bo patronized by Southerners. EDGEFIELD C. II. Insured in this Company to tho amount of S-O0.000 in the spnee of ten days. Abbeville is Insured for over HALF A MILLION HOLLARS This shows the confidence placed iu this COMPANY by our neighbors. Insure NOW while money is comparatively abundant, and secure your FAMILIES a CERTAIN 8UP I PORT in case of YOUR DEATH. Call on Subscriber at OiFice of Messrs. Glover & Glover for further particulars. ja*, lt. rowum. feb IS 0m Agent Piedmont Life Insurance Company. CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO 7 1 AHE BUYING AS USUAL COTTON, RICE, CORN, PEAS, ETC., AT THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR CASH. rpHlSY HAVE HE EN APPOINTED AGENTS *'OR THE SALE ZELL'S AMMONIATED BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE. THEY IIAVE JEST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT A FINE LOT OK CHEA LJ CHEWING TOBACCO, which will bo Bold LOW for CASH. For Particulars apply to CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO. Ott ? k if 011A \ OEHt'Kil COUNTY, Pit Oil ATE CiU'RT. Exporte Michael A rant, Kx'r Estate Henry Eckel. YXT11EREAS, Michael A rant having flled his pc \y tit ion ami final return in this Court pray ing lor letters of dismissal as Administrator of the Estate mid Effects sf Henry Eckel, deceased, NotlCS Is hereby gi\fit to all concerned that on Friday the'.oh day of Aptil next, 1 will proceed to grant said dismissal. Witness mv hand and seal of Court, this 4th day of March, A. L). 181HI. THAI). C. A NUKE WS. mar 7 '-t Judge of Probate, 1.viiit xoik i:.? ^ The Collection or all Taxable Heal Estate within the Corporate Limits of Ornngebitrg Village, for the year L^oO, will he held at I>r. OliToros' Hrug Store, ea<h afternoon, be tween the hours of '2 and ? o'clock, from the lltb to the I9lh day of March, inclusive. Those failing to make raymentsduring the after noons above specified, will subject themselves to an additional ten per centum on their original As-^s men?, E. .1. OLlVRROS, fcb '.7 ? L Clerk of C?Uueil. IX Ihc l>iMtrlcC Court of the United STA TEX?Fur ihr DittrtCt of South Carolina? In Ihr Matter of Jacob F. Wilt, Bankrupt?In Bank ruptcy.?Notice in hereby given that ?11 Creditors holding Lions on the Estate of Jacob F. Witt, ti Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before Julius C. Carpenter, F.sq , Register in Bankruptcy, at his Office, No. 7'.J Broad Street, in the City of Charles ton, on or before the 20th day of March inst. By order of tho Honorable Oeorge 8. Bryan, .lodge of the District Court of the U. S., for the District of South Carolina. C. B. 0LOVER, March .">, IHiJO. Assignee, mar (*? 4t tOTH i: tO CRKDITOR8. W. G. Randford and wife, J ORANOF.BCRQ ts. V In Jacob Fftglc, Adut r. et. al. I EQUITY. By order of the Court of Equity made in this easo, the creditors of Nathan Whetstone arc re quired to prove their demands before mo within one month. O. W. BOLIVF.B, February 2d, 1800. C. C. P. (.-' <*? Sta T ?. D?RH A,^M.45S , Office over the Store of Messrs. iBblL ?flretftt* est &??are? ? ' ', - ^fe ^''1 -1-r-r. .,, ,,->?j ??*?>.{<??? ?*! ?a*d-? EACnJEJS.--. ... : iiUdT A LADY of efY?teljrraf*V<d* Experience, wishes to undertake t|t? INtfTBCA* TION of a few children. V "Tj ^ ' For particulars address ? ?? .aw JJ.iC"' ?: ,nnr7_4t ^_ ^ Foriyattes'^^ij Hln LAGER BEES Si?in' np"E UNDERSIGNED VrOQV? TdOfFfi Mfc* "? I spec! fully -sneunoe to his old fHeads a?Jigif ? ? .t public geucraily, that ho is now enabled to *f?? f . upon them with a * 1 ? ^^Tl I PURE ARTICLBVO*- ' ?'? r*fW X i Tj^X> dnulw loW'iitoiiiMjlai X^IX. Best fojgftfgffetati vr.taat *M?t FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC U0&Watf^..vd mar 7 Y<m?' *?" ^ T- ;#*M*gl[l *>xH LENGNICK & SELL, 27 BAYNE STttEET, OHARLESTON,8;.:t4;3 Islp?iieri and Jobbers 111 , IT >mfmt l> itt FANCY GOODS/ LADIES' TRIMMED HATS,; fc ALL QUALITIES AXD P&fCJBS, AXS> MILLINERY GOODS,.^ i) 1? WE WOULD INVITE THE SPECIAL AtjL , tention of Merchants to our large etoeo'er TRIMMED HATS, of all grades, and full Bail aluO FANCY GOODS. Also, to our stock of BONNBT? HAT and BELT RIBBONS, the largest In the CttyV Cius. Ai.rr.Ki> Lexgnick. En. En rates 8*4.. i jar 7 timmtJtfS ? <1 " I ~7~^ "7: TTttTf ...lnui'i'. IiflttUrcq c PURE rERUVIAN S?ANO. rphc quality of PERUVIAN GU.? NO soMwyaW' **4f I is as PURE ns it can be had in the Daftady-.' c.i Stoles. I offer it by the bag or morcV . , ? m* .? .. .. lie? ajn V WANDO FERTILIZE*!* ? 1. ^ ; This MANURE is warrairted *<i be* ?f aTjhllara.! i v<r ABD QUALITY, and has boen successfully tested r. r in this District, ?ml is regarded by ex peri taw ' Planters to be a very valuable Fertiliser. . For aale at Agent's prices, adding freight and expenses Creajr :,.J4j I Charleston. ? . _. '? fi yI-tcmi GOSHEN BUTTER, LEAF LARD. fOB??Cf^ B .?j Just received Sweet Goshon Butter and Pure" f,. ? Country Lard. Also a full supply of tMat (Jhea^ Tobacco, and sonic of superior quality. >. ? ? KENTUCKY CREAM CRACKERS ? Another ^ barrel, quite fresh". FcV stile at rtre* COURT HOUSE STORE-,- - w.dke-Mfi Market StreeL .,; u tt^j JOHN A. HAMILTON. nov7 c UJ.-i DOW LAW COTTON Pj^NTMI ^ and l>r> ,n GUANO DISTRIHUTOit i-, SEE JANUARY AND FERUARY NUMVML. -rrrw. of Southern Cultivator. _ . . : . i ? Mc<\vxT,Vii.i.sf S, c, Feb. IDffcw, This is to certify that I have srert and eramiae^ the Dow Lnw Cotton Planter, and I rout tho smelf experiment that 1 suw made with it, I hare rie' hesi tation in saying that it will plant Cotton ?n4 die-* tribute Guano ivlmirahlv, atul save Seed. Guano and! , Labor. R. W. B.\f Bft11 I have seen the Mnch'm? at Wm-k. and l^eliete aW al'lanter.it is mn.urpaTff.Vtf. If diatr11^Trfes'^*fu?an?, very regularly. D. K -NORRIS. lflT Address T/i K: IIA It PER, feb 27?It Georges Station, S. C. door,. sashS3 AND . .. j ,li^, BLIND 3i\iVOTO!*Y, KING OPPOSITE CANNON 8TS.,- ' ?? ? CHARLESTON, ft. 0. fjlllE SUBSClltBER HAVING 1 t KNlSHKD himself, at a great expense, with tlie most iae proved MACHINERY, is now prepared to furnish DOORS, SASH. RLINDS, MOULDINGS A NO IlHll<ti?K Material At Northern prices, and as" chenp", If hot cheaper than any like F.Mubli.dinieut in (he Soe'lh. All woi'S guaranteed to give Mttisfuctiou. Send votir orders Id UEOKGE S. HACKER, feb 27 sea X^. EZEKIED; AT TDK SKJN OF THE WATCti. ?, . . .. Mt-jJcq'-W- Ut "TN FOR MS his Friends that he has moved to the -.. I STORE under the FIREMEN'S HALL, vhere he trill keep n select awoi'tipent of CLOCKS, WATCH ES, .1EWELRY CUTLERY, SPEOTACLJW- ., i. PERFUMERY and other Fah'cr Articles. All off ', which he will warrant as represented, a sal will be* sold as low as in the City, He is also prepared torepair Watches andCloca's, and guarantee the same to perform correctly fat* one year. Jewelry neatly repaired. STORE VOii SAtTB t THE SUBSCRIBER'S . STORE IX ORAXGEBVUO IS FOR SALE-. doc m -am MURRAY ROBINSON IN EgUlTY?ORANGERURG COUNtt. The State of South Carolina. ^ In. Re; Ex. Rel. I Solicitor Southern Circuit. ) Lost Documents. Application having been msde by Jacob H; Pee ser and Elixa R. his wife, and church well A. Ct well and Elizabeth R. his wife, for leave to prove the Past Existence, LossandConU>ntsof the Last Will and Testament of John Uumph, deceased, on motion oil Messrs. ilutsons & Legare, Solicitors frfr appBeaavV it is ordered, that all persons who may think them selves interested, do nppear before me al Orange burg on tho '2'ttU day of May next, and cross ox amine the evidence n lliefa may be produred, aed in? troduce cvidonoe In reply. , , ?K?. BOLtVRtt.C. C. K '* ' Office of Clerk of Common, Pleas, 1 i oaad Oian^eburg. C H., Feh. ?\ 1S?0. J febio If ' RKCE1VER*? KOTIC I:.-*ll# Ifet dei signed having been appointed RECEIVER, of tho Estate of lfenrv Ellis, deceased. her*hy ' gives notice that all claims against said Eattslw must be nresented to him, and ail persons indebted' must make payment to him alone. C. B. GLOVER, Receiver. feb