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LOCAL IYEMS. SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 27, I860. THE ORANGEttURG NEWS IS THE only i Paper publishkd iV or- | ANGEBUHG COUNTY, AND PAY8 WEEKLY VISITS TO KV8RY HOUSE AND HAMLET IN THE COUNTY. JL 8eyer?l ol our readers, doubtless, ob etrved a red ero? en tk? s***gin of <RWr pa per, last weak, several of these knew what it ' tncant, and wo auch mark will be found on their papers this week. Others, however, may Isot kuow what it means, WeH, we will pro ceed to tell them. One mark means your sub scription is due, the second mnrk weans pay up, and crossing them tea? that tf5 you don't pay np yen will be crowd out, aud no more kave the pleasure of bearing us spout, through the mcdiun of too Obakueduho News. We love you, render, fondly lore yen, and hate to part with yew, bat we love that two dollars, too; so pay up and don't get ernes. .A FAIR AND SQUARE NOTICE. u The lub+rer iu worthy of hit hirt." All persons indebted to this office for Subscript ions to the Ouanokhimiu News are expected to come forward and pay up between this and the first day of April next. All name* on our subscription books at that date not. credited wiih the amount of subscription due?-Will be sttuck from the list of subscribers to our paper. We are done c-ying after "spilt milk." ? r? P' - We aaade a flying visit to our Capital a few days lijpfaL We had not the pleasure of sw ing his Excellency Governor Scott, though we danced"attendance for an hour or so. We, however, hid a pleasant and agreeable chat with his Secretary, Mr. Heart. Our impres sion of this fine old gentleman that he is the right man iu the right place, and we must congratulate our worthy Governor for his fore sight and judgment in the selection of so worthy a mato to cxrry hia portfolio. We had- the pleasure of greeting our esteem ed friend Captain Parker, the Honorable State Treasurer. Who even amidst the rush of twwincss Vit Jteing the last day of tho Ses sion?found time to please us in his chat. Our interview with the Secretary of State and tfia* Comptroller-General, were pleasant and satisfactory. These gentlemen were also much framed with business, but their arrange menta were ao wisely made and governed, that j a visitor* could not feel himself an intruder. ? j*lW..r. Woswtsw swrry ioSuu our friend, and Hon orable Senator, M?jnr J??a. A. Green, on a bed of affliction, fie has suffered severely for the last mowth from Hemorrhage of the lungs. We are glad to state, however, that ho is slow ly reo^ring, and if no relapse takes place, ex pects to be here in the course of the week. The General Assembly adjourned sine die on the 2-JjIi iust. ami ~~ ii - T. K. Saanortas,. Representativc from this ; County hAke trCncral Assembly, has been ap pointed Postmaster at this place. This is, we believ^itie first Federal appointment of a colored mwn to office in the State. ... i-B rfi I lig lauaauii i WeiamtieeA some since tke arrival of Young 8. Bojip*. ^t . the Orangcburg County Hotel, kept by'EfceHIF Ripgs, who administers the hospitalities of his House wirb credit -to him self and wq presume satisfactorily to.his guest But in consequence of several of his patrons learing? short time since for parts unknown, we learn that an Order hss been applied for end obtained from his Honor Judge Carpen ter, requiring Sheriff Riggs to deliver tho body of Mr* Young S. Boko fco the Sheriff of Ricl - land County for eafo keeping. Mr. Bobo will . carry with him our wishes that he find his new quarters comfortable. *' " aanaasaan ' aa?m Eajjteu.?Eustcr is a movable feast, being > tke first Sunday after the full moon which hap pens span or next after the twenty-first day of March' (the Vernal equinox). The period which' it can occur extends from March 22d to April 25th?thirty five days. From this feast ??the Christisn pasSover?are calculated all the other moveable feasts, , as well as the fasU.'qbserved by Christisns. Easter is so celled from the Saxon "Oster," to rise, being iuw u?y com.;;c:;:orat :ve of Christ's resnrrectmuj or, as others think, from the Teutonic goddess Ostera, whose feast was cole braterj^lrly in* spring. TKe egg at Kirster is an emblem of the rising up out ol the grave, in the same manner as the chick, entombed as it were in the egg, is in due time brought to life. As an emblem of the universe, the work of the Supreme Divinity, the egg had a place in the theology end philosophy of Ute Egyptains, Persians, ft a tils, Greeks, and Romans. ejMMaiiMnwIw 1 i ii 111. ? ? tvsmwm MAGISTRATES BbAKK? For Vale at nur S3 7S!S OFFICE, First Shad or tum Season .?M r. D. W. Robinson caught on Monday evening last, tbo first Shnd caught in the Ediato at this pkeoe. Their advance up the Ediato teds year is ua usually late. ! seMBBas>*-*eBsa?^???? A Proclamation, has bean issued by Gover nor Scett, directing all needful measures to be taken to carry into effect the recent act of the General Assembly, for the removal of the county seat of Bsrawell County front Burn* well io the TWa of Bbckville. South Carolina Loan and Trust Com pany.?Particular attention is invited to tke advantages which this Institution affords to parties who desire to invest their funds tem porarily. The ability to use such funds at abort notice, and at tke same time to derire interest there on, is thus amply secured. Executors, adminis trators or trustees, alto ladies unaccustomed to the general management of investments, will find this Company a convenient and safe depository for money. Tke Directors are well kapern e&iaeae of Charleston. Mass as. Corn klson, Kramer & Co. ad vertises a fresh stock of goods just received. All that is necessary for as to do is to call at tention to their advertisement. Tke fact is notorious, that these gentlemen know exactly how to keep a store. They arc liberal adver tisers, to which, as a matter of course, they are much indebted for their great success. They buy heavily ot all kinds of goods, to tell, and they let the people know it through tke medium of their County ptpcr. We advise our readers, one and sll to give them n call. Directions for use.?Rhodes' Super Phosphate, tke old and long established stand ard manure, can he used either broadcast or in the hill, or with the teed in the drill?in ao instance is it to be ploughed under a sod, nor bedded upon. Iu case of re-planting or backward growth, Rhodes' applied as top-dressing produces speedy growth?-it doe* not fire. Exposure is <d* great ad vantage, as it absorbs ammonia from the atmosphere, rain and dew?it being estab lished that a large quantity of ammonia mm? acre is evolved during the year from these sources. An application of two hundred pounds per acre is considered sufficient for crops, but ex perienced i Linters report three hundred pounds per acre as repaying tke outlay?high man uring, on a few acres, being the moat desirable under our changed labor system. Professor Charles U. Sbcpard, in a recent paper, says: - The planter will never obtain the best ef fects of artificial fertilisers until he incorpo rates _thcm largely with composts of stable manure, vegetable muck and wood ashes. The ides of trusting to a few hundred pounds to the sere of even the best fertilisers seems next to absurd to the Northern or European agriculturist, who thinks nothing of enriching the same area with ten or fifteen tons of a sound compost." i ???a>-^?eas??? A well known author hung up his stocking in jest last Christmas Eve, and Iiis walk, eery much in earnest, put s baby in it; whereupon the author said: "My dear, darn that stock ing. COMMERCIAL. Omer, or rna OaASoasono Raws, March 2t, 1809. COTTON.?Sales for the week. 50 bales with a (rood demand. We quote : Ordinary.24} Oood Ordinary.M. Low Middling.'..26J Middling.;...26 Strict Middling. Good iliddllng. RoroM Rick?Is dull at $1 85 per oushel. Corn 1.10 Peas 1.05. rindern, 301b* to bushel, $1 50. GOLD. 28 Kil.VEH.It Consignees per Sooth Carolins Batlrtjenl Remaining in the Depot to Bate. N. E. W. gist rank, T. B. Riokenbaeker, Mrs. O. M. Roberts, W. J. Snider, J. H. Wollen, J. ?onnett, E. .Merchant, V. M. Jones, D. K. Norrie, M. J. Kel ler, J. W. Hoffman, a. w. Bates. J. W. Tyler. Guano will be unloaded on the rial form at Con it ignee'a risk. la accordance with orders received from the Su perintendent, Storage will hereafter he charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable langth of time. W. C. MKHKDITH, Agent TN im? District Court of the United X STA TEH?For the District of South Caroline? In the Matter of Jacob F. Witt, Bankrupt?In Bankruptcy?To all Whom it may Concern?The un dersigned hereby gives notiee of his appointment as Assignee of Jnoob P. Witt, in the County of Oraageburg and State of South Carolina, with in said District, who has bean adjudged a bank rupt upon his owe petition, by tho District Court of said District. Dated at Orangeburg C. II., the 3d day of March, A.. D 180?. C. B. OLOVER, mar 6?3t Assignee. FI MA I. NOTICE.- All m*m having demands against the Estate of Rich ard M. Glase, deceased, are hereby notified to pre sent the same properly attested, en or before the 9th day of April nest, er they will be debarred payment. M- A. M. ARANT, w?r 'JO-Ot Ai3s'*: TTATUta fttolOttttl? TO TfllB ?1C1B* RJS* XjL saeCtfnlly offen his Professional Set vice* to [ tSeOttraeCM .ltd Vlelaity. . .. . . ,J 1? 2m i D. LOUIS, AGENT, CAN BE FOUND -a-t the corner, Where ho is constantly receiving supplies of DRY GOODS, GROCKRIKS, &c, ?ad selling Ute enrae ef CHARLESTON PRICKS, Expense* only added. He is enabled to do this, by hi* mad* ia Charleston and New York. lie will be pleased to see his old Customers. Call before buying and Examine bis Stock. D. LOUIS, Agent. IS e ly Sheriffs Sales. By virtue of sundry writs of ft. fa., to me directed I srUl seB to the highest bidder, at Orangcburf Court House, on the irat Monday ia April next, for cash the fallowing property, rix t One tract of land containing 870 seres, bounded by lands of I>. A vinger, W. C. Norrie, P. J. T?te sad Batate lands of David Shuler levied an a* the property of George W. Thompson at the suit of V. D. V. Jamison Commissioner in Equity. ALSO One tract of land containing 80 acres more or leas, bounded on the south by Thomas Oliver; north by Mrs. A. C. Andrews, west by Mrs. II. Keitt and by Columbia Road. Levied on as the property of G. D. Keitt at the suit ef David Houser. ALSO Oae tract of taad containing 200 acres, lying on Bull Swamp. Levied on as the property of J. J. Douglas st the suit of Jas. IL Harley. ALSO One traet of land containing 000 acrea, bounded north by Katste of L. 8. Tyler, eaat by A. D. Dow ling, west by Win. Evans and south by South Ediato River. Levied on ns the property of Thomss W. I Tyler st the suit of Wm. H. Wrotten Assignee. ALSO Oae bone. Levied on as the property of J. J. Houck at the aait ef L. Louis ft Co. ALSO Jamison Cem'r., vs. Frederick. Under Decree of foreclosure in Equity ia this I will seH at Orangeburg Court House oa the 60b day of April nest for cash (purchasers paying for Title and Stamps). All those rarer tracts, the property of A. J. Frederick lying ia Orsngeburg County; to wit : One traet of shout 100 seres. North Ediato River, through which tract, Sandy Lake runa; bounded, nearly ?0 round by Lands which were of L. E. Cooaer. (Me other trsct. of about 800 acres; called "Badcliffe"?bounded by tbe "Griffith's Old Place," formerly of Wm. Fred ericks, and by Is ads of Reeves, Doyle, an.I former ly ef L. E. Cooaer; and one other tract, of about 2*8 acres; being the undivided half of 41G acrea. on the "Mile Pond and Peter Woods Branch" waters of North Ediato. Sheriffs Office. J II. BIGGS. 0raaaeb*tn(C II., f?. C, r o. G. C. Mar. 8, 18*9. ) msrlS 3t Clerk's Sale. James Csnoen et ux et al \ u*>,.,.. f I? K<ltsUy John T. Buttler. J By virtue of a decretal order in the above Mated case, 1 will sell at Orang#*burg Court House, on the sals dsy ia April next, an that plantation or traet of land situate in the County of Orsngeburg con taining 118 acrei mare or leas and bounded by lands formerly owned by Dasb, Roach aad John Crum, and kaowa as Sandles Big Bay. Cosditioxb: One half Cash and balance on a Credit of Six Months. Purchaser to give bond for said balance, secured by a Mortgage of the premises, and to pay for papers aad revenue stamps. Mortgar i con tain a covenant for re-aale utter twenty-v.ie day* notice ia ease of a breach of the condition of the bond, and in case the purchaser shsll fail to comply with the condilious of sale the said land will be re sold on tbe next succeeding sale dsy, at th* risk ef , tbe former purchaser. OEOROE BO LITER, mar 13?11 C. C. P. Tlf Ilse DUIriet Court of the 1'nit od ? STA TES?For the District of South Carolina? In the Matter of John Huffman, Bankrupt?In Bank ruptcy.?Notice is hereby given that all Creditors holding Liens on the Estate of John Huffman, a Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before Julius C. Carpenter, Esq., Register ia Bankruptey. at bis Office, No. 72. Broad Street, in the City of Charles ton, oa er before the 2tMh day of March last. By order of the Honorable George S. Bryan, Judge of the District Court of the United State*, for tbe District of South Carolins. C. B. GLOVER, Assignee March 11, I860.?18 it Tl? :fcc ?Ss?rSci C?rt of Jhe 5a!ic4 1 STATES?For the District of South Carolina.? In the Matter ef J. IF. Keitt, Bankrupt?In Rank rapt<?;/.?Notice ia hereby given that all Creditors holding LUn* on the Estate of J. W. Keilt, a Bank rupt, most prove their Liens before Juliua C. Car. penter, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at his Office, No. 72, Broad Street, in the City of Charleston, on or before tho 29th day of March, inst. By order of tbe Honorable George S. Bryan, Judge of tbe District Court of th* United States, or tire District of South Carolina. C. B. OLOVER. March 8, 18C0. Assignee mar 0 ft JJf the Ofaurtet Court of tho United 8TA TES?For the Dietriet of a&utl Carolina? the Matter of John Huffman J ankrupt?In BankrupHy?To Whom it may Concern_The under signed hereby gives nc'ioe of hia appointment aa Assignee of John Huffman, in the District of Orsngeburg and State of South Carolins, within ?aid District, wbo has been adjudged a bankrupt upon bit ewa petition, by the District Court of aatd District. Bated st Orsngeburg C. II. the Sd'day ef March, A. B. 1880. C. B. GLOVER, mar 6?31 Assignee. Tlf the IMetrlet Court of the I n I ted ? STA TE8?For the District of South Carolina In the Matter of J, W. Keitt,Bankrupt?In Bank ruptey?To Whom it may Concern?The under aigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of J. W. Keitt, in the District of Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon hi* own petition, by the District Court of said Dietriet, Dated st Orangeburg C. H. the 3d dsy of March, A. D. 1889. C. B. GLOVER, mar 8?3t Assignee. JJIHf Ali Kt?TICE.-~All Peraeaia 1 holding elsima against tbe Estate ef John G. Her, dee'd, will present them properly vouched, to tbe undersigned, on or before tbe 18th day of April, 1880, or payment will be debarred. J. H. O'CAIN, tea? 30~?2i Qualified A<feoi?i*tr4tor, Grand Opening ' OF NEW GOODS AT CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO. j LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF j SPRING DRES& GOODS, MOUSLINS AND PRINTS, Now ready for MM ?t LOW FftiCES. Aboa COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of READY MADE CLOTHING WITH A FULL STOCK OP BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. mar 27 oct 3 k lj BULL, SCOYILL & PIKE, ARE MAKING IT AN IMPORTANT Braach of their buidne.?? In the Miefcase of COTTON. CORN. PEAS, and PRODU.E g-=f?=!!-, for whieh Ihoy will pay fall MARKET RATES. Their Large and Full Stock will giro their friends and customer* aa opportunity * ** TO BUY* GOODS at the Low*aft SMeasV having l?een purchased atrictly for eaah. embracing as naval ear rarieae assert mcnt of STAPLE aad FANCY DRY GOODS. ROOTS, flHOES. HATS nnd CAPS, HARDWARE, IRON and fell Stoek ef GROCERIES, etc.. etc., A largo lot ef XXX FAMILY FLOUR fresh from the Milla, weekly Consigned, whieh we are offering CHEAP. WE ABE THE 80LE AGENTS FOR AND KEEP ? ? ??WK; constantlv on hand the Celebrated PATENT PARABOLA OA>LD BURNISH SILVER STEEL NEBDLl'S. Ladie* try them. ?L A We represent the UNDERWRITER'S FIRE INSURANCE- AGENCY of NEW YORK, with a Capital of over ff/4,fl|!t>0,000. Ar? ^ . YOUR BUILDING INSURED? \iu ACKNTS for the EQUITABLE LIFE A8SURANCF SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, Assets over *3,eo?\ooo. _ _ _ - AND LIFE ASSURED, there is aft better Invest mcnt. Apply to martO?ly BULL, SCOY ILL & PIKB. NEW SPRING GOODS _ AT STOCEEH'S CHEAP CASH STORE. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF SPRING STOCK, CONSLST iag of CALICOES from 10 to 10?o per Yard. MUSLINS " 20 " .'iOc " ENGLIKH RERGE8 25 " 40e " GRAN DENS from 30 " 60c " ** ALSO A gool oMortment of GROCERIES, end another lot of that WHITE WHISKEY, which Wo offer for cash. JOHN ID. STOCKER <fc CO., AT THE RED SIGN. r MR. JAMES A. WILLIAMS is with us sad will be h ippy to see his friends. mar ?0 auj* 23 ly. W. L. W. BILE Y, Has constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of cnoicE FAMILY 8?MIItllS9 LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c JST R EC EI Y ICD A FINE UYi OF^CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO, OYSTERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, ETC. MR. JOHN DAVIS Is with me nnd will be pleased to sec his friends. march 13?ly W. L. W. III LEY. ~ LIFE iMUR?NCE" Piedmont life Insurance Company of Virginia. OOAA 1>OLIC,E8 ISSUED IN FIRST SIXTEEN MONTHS Of ACTIVE WORK. SHOWING AN J,/W\/' ) amount of Business unequalled by any other Company at its Commencement. It clalSM Patronage on the following grounds : 1st. Its terma are more REASONABLE than those offered by other Companies. Ud, Its OFFICERS are SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN of the highest character. 8d. It Invests ouly in REAL ESTATE. 4th. It i* a SOUTHERN INSTITUTION, aad sheeM be patronised by Southerners. EDGKFIELD C. H. Insured in this Company te the amount of $200,000 in tie apace of fen days. AbbeviUe is Insartd for over HALF A MILLION DOLLARS This shows the confidence placed ia this COMPANY hy oar neighbors. Insure NOW while money is comparatively abundant, aad secure year FAMILIES a CERTAIN SUP PORT in case of YOUR DEATH. Call on Subscriber at OfBee ef Messrs. Glover & GTerer for further particulars. A. 8. SALLEY, Medical Examiner. MJkH. H. FOIVLES, feb 13?r,m Agent Piedmont Life Inseranre Company. CHlASUF.HIJRt* COUNTY, WOnATE COURT. Ex part* Michael Arant, Kx'r Estate Henry Fekel. WHEREAS, Michael Arant having filed his pe tition and final return in thia Court pray* ing for letters of dianiiasal as Administrator of the Estate and Effects ef Henry Fekel, deceased, Notice is hereby given to all conoerned that on Friday the Dlh day of April next, I will proceed to grant said dismissal. Witness my hand snd seal of Court, this 4th dsy of Msroh, A. D. 1800. faxnble Real Estate within the Corporate Limits of Orangebnrg Village, for the year I860, will be held at Dr. OHveros' Drug Store, eaeh afternoon, be* tween tbc hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, from the lltb to the I9tb day of March, inclusive. Those fsiling to make Payments during the after* noons above specified, will subject themselves to an additional tea per ?eaturn on Ibeir original Assess ment. ' E. J. OMVEROS, feb 57?it Clerk m\ Cetiacil. THAD. C ANDREWS, Judge of Probate. mar 7?3t A in xo i H i;, The Collection of all IH the District Ct??rt e>r* Ike ?Ja I tod ?TATEX?For the D*f*t of tkmth Cmrolima? In the Matter of Jacob F. WmL Bankrupt?Im- Bank ruptcft.?Notice is hereby gih<|hl' eil Creditors holding Liens on the Estate ef Jacob F. Witt, a Bankrupt, must prove their Lieme before Julius C. Carpenter, Ksq , Register in Bankruptcy, et his Office, No. 7'J Bnmd Street, in tbe City of Charles ton, on or before the 29th day of March inst. By order of the Honorable George ft. Bryan, Judge of the District Court of tbe V. 8? for tbe District of South Carolina. C. B. GLOVER, March 5, 1860. Assignee, mar 6 4t NOTICE TO CREDITORS. W. O. SandtWd aad wife, ) OR4NGEBURG vs. I In Jacob Fogle, Aam'r. et. al. I EQUITY. By order ei tbe Court of Equity made in tbia case, the or editors of Nathan Whetstone ate re, quired to prove their demands before me within one month. O. W. BO LIVER, February 2d. 1889. C. C, F\ fcbS fcs Office cter Um *?*? of Messrs Bali tkwHsl ft Ptke. _, 1 A LADY of Experience, wUbes to ttjidrTtake tbej UBlflp9 TK>N of a few eklUreW. . -OssT ?tor eertlcalers a_dreai >?V?v Sc l __st Fort Motto. A 47? LAGER BEEK mat UNDERSIGNED 1 ??-Wafly .aa.smao to b_a "rw,t mm? AR*trjfc$ OF LAGER. Be_t?tW_ef ~iuN AND DOMK?Tr? Tour?, fte., W. MWlAoOK" >' LEN?NICK & 8Hat* 27 HAYNS STREET, CHARtESTON.?O. ? Import-raattd Jobber? Itt FANCYM?IJl^ LADIES' TRIMMED HBrT?\"* - AhL QUALITIES ASrD' r*MTCX*% "SBW-? MILLINERY GOODS, ' or fcvKitr a_?ga?t.?a. - /,r, ri_fj 1T7E WOULD INVITE TOTE SPECIAL ftf If trntion of Merchants to osar Urge stet^?*? ' TR1MMXD HATS, of alt grades, and- fail -hue Q? . FANCY GOODS. Also, to our stock ef sW9RHr? HAT and BELT BIBBON8, sftoln Igi il.fi Its) l_?jTt'??l? Caas. A-rattoLamnu'ca. Be* _b_a-_sa?_a_jb_* usar 7 ftSM-BT. Wt>yi PUBE PERUVIAN SUJJfft f? Sa?'?afatt''7 States. 1 offer U br the bag Or more. * l!' WARM FEBTIaLIZER? This MANURE i? warranted to bo sf ST/ ARD QU A LIT v, and has been aauus?tV in this District, and to regarded by el Planters to be 0 oory valuable Fertiliser, at Agent's prices, auding freight and expense* i Charleston. OOS HEN BUTTER, LEAF LARD, TOBACdO.1 Just received Sweet Gosbea Barter and Ml Country Lard. A too a fall supplr of tbat Cksjsa ITobacco, and sosse of superior quality. KENTUCKY CREAM CRACKERS-~a*etW barrel, quite M-cab. For sale at the . wiK - COUBT HOUSE STORE, I A Ll '? Msliiil aViast. " ' ' ' ' JOHN A. HAMILTON. 7 e Ir OW LAWwTTON P_^!fTK AMD GUANO D18TBIBUT?K. . SEC JANUARY AX? FSRUART KUMKU r of Southern Cultivator. *>& ?? i "an I M. Cantsviixs, S. C. Feb. 8fc 18am, This 1? to certify tbat I bare seen i tbe Dow Law Cotton Planter, and 1 experiment tbat I save mails saitb it,. tat ion in saying ??i ii wili nieat CS?tel tribute Guane admirably, and safe Seed,< Labor. B. W. I bar? sera tbe Machine at Work, and a Planter. R to unsurpassed. It dtatrif '^(a^Mssr very regularly. D. V JfOM,, WJ Addreaa to t. ti.t_>_N_, . , M>27?St Georges Statiea, a\?< -bet -_-1-? ? DOOR, SASH jffi KING OPPOSITE CANNON 8TS.,. CHARLESTON, S. C. ?4.1 miiF ?URKCRIBER HA VINO rURNB5_?_B? X himself, at a great expense, with tbe -scettom proved MACHINERY, is now prepared tosatato* ' DOORS, SASH. BLINDS, MOULDING* B-llsJlmaT---?f * At Nertbern prices, and as ebeap, if not iian|sj than any like Establishment in tbe Seatb. ? UUij. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Send your orders to GEOUGK 8. RACK KB. ?kh! M> 27 Sat -?m*>%t*\?-?-~~ >oi K. EZEKIEL, AT TU? SIGN OF TI1K WATCH. INFORMS bis Frienda th.,t be baa aaered to tbe ' STORE under the FIREMEN'S HALL, where be wiH beep a select assortment of CLOCKS* WATCHES, JEWELRY CI TLERY, SPaXTTftCUUL PERFUMERY aad ether Fane/ Articles. ABcf which be will warrant as represented, and vrlB \4 sold as low ss in tbe City, He is also prepared torepair Watches sbdCloebs,. and guarantee the same to perform correctly fer oae year. Jewelry neatly repaired, jan 23 If _._:_i STORE FOR SALE j TBE SUBSCRIBER'S STORK Uf onA**3?|?Vlt-B IS FOR SALE, de? 19?3m MURRAY -WBl!lfW!l. ??r-.? f - . . . IN EQUITY?ORANOKB!"Hf> COUNTY. Tbe State of South Carolina. 1 fa. Be. Ex. Ret I Solicitor Southern Circuit. ) Lost Documents. Application baviag been made by Jareb ft. !So* ser and Elisa R bis wife, ami CbarabwoB A. Oreae* wsll and BHxabetb R. his wife, far leare U paare tbe Past Existence, Loss aad Content toft be Lnk BWeM Testament of John Rumph. deooaaed, on toeHaa of Messra. Hut sons ft Legars, Solleltore for f Mflwaaa it is ordered, that all persoas who may tbhtt tataa* selves interested, do appear before me at Oearjo* burgaa tba 25th day of May next, andereas ek* smlae the evidenoe which may be produced, aad ? trodace evideaoe ia reply. ORO. ?llmWBB.-C. ?. F. Oftee of Clerk of Cosama Pleaa, 1 r I Oraagebnrg. C H., Feb. 20, 18*?. > fab 20 If _____ JfL derrtgaed baring baaa af tbe Estate of Henry " gires aoitoe tbat all efal must be pvoseatvd to him, aad must make payment to blm all C. B. OLOVEtt. Receiver. iS^ ? " ?_*