The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 15, 1869, Image 3
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SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1869. .
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THE ORAJN?BBURG NEWS IS
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLI8HJED
IH ORANGEBURG COUNTY, ANp
PAY8 WEEKLY V HIT 8 tfo
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
IN THE COUNTY.
The May Party of Miss Albergot
?'s School.
The poet says,
"A thing ef beauty I* a Joy forever,"
and certainly the icntiment was illustra
ted in the beautiful scone that presented
itself at Miss Albergotti's School, at
Orangeburg on May-day, 1869.
All that a cultivated ami faultless taste,
?11 that the delicate tact of intelligent
woman could suggest, was contributed in
lavish bounty and in exquisite beauty of
effect, to reuder tho scene ua tbiug of
b?*uty," whoso associations and recollec
tions will bo to our memory, "a joy for
ever," ,
Words cannot paiut the brightness of
that glad occasion, und description will
not do justice to the young actors and
speakers upon its stage, wreathed and
twined with flowers, nature's eloquent
aud peerless expression of her own ideal
of beauty I
In the presenco of tho gayest and
brightest crowd that bos assembled iu
Orangcburg for many a loug duy, the fol
lowing prbCTatmne of exorcises was exe
cuted without a single fault, and with
admirable effect on Mayday last, at Miss
Albergotti's School.
The oxercises commenced with u pro
cession of beautiI'ul children, marching
towards an embowered stage, bright and
fragrant with the hues und odors of "glad
flowers."
Order of Procession).
Herald.
Polo-Bearers.
Seasons.
Flora and Cupid.
Flowers.
Night und Morning.
Rainbow.
Quoeu and Ksrr???
Pagc. *
Crowccr and Soeptre-Bcaror.
Maids of Honor.
In this order the gay and happy group
ftpproached tho stage. Upon their ar
rival at its foot, the Pole bearers, &c,
opened ranks fur the Quoeu aud train to
"> -j^njirtoli'1"' Btuge.
The Herald (Master Albert1* Glover)
advances first to the stage and makes the
following address.
Gentle May, gentle May, We coYrtc. we come,
To tbee our homage pay for all that thou hast
done.
The flowers their petals open as tkou dost
glide along.
TheyAprll birds are sweeter and louder in
their song <
We rejoice, we rejoice, when this our Queeu
appears
With the gcntl? *tep and voice, to hush tbo
cries of March
And wash from April's face her constant
shower of tears.
Fair Queen, fair Queen, we greet thee with a
long and joyous shout.
The clustering rose and flowers for us, bring
out, bring out.
Come one, come all, and turn ye out tliis day
To see our queenly Susie, our chosen Queen
of May,
For we are all her subjects and we can say
this day,
We love our queenly Susie, our chosen
Queen of Muy!
Come all ye romping boys, and all ye fair
haircd girls,
Come all ye flower-crowned maidens and
grcc* your Queen of May.
Flora, (Miss K. J. Clark,) then as
cends tho stage, strewing flowers on her
way, and recites the following :
I'm Flora, I'm Flora, pray view my sweet
flowers,
They are fragrant and fresh from the late
"April showers,
They arc blooming and bright,
They're a pure delight,
To such spirits of youth and of hope as nrc
?ours.
'Tis tho first "of May ! now these buds and
flowers,
I'll strew around me in fragrant showers,
And their sweets shull rise,
As a sacrifice
To the loveljf Queen of those rosy hours!
At tho conclusion of Flora's address,
the children sang with thrilling pathos
and beauty, tho song, "Who shall be
Queen ?" after which the Queen is escor
ted to tbo throne. Then follows the
ceremony of
The Coronation.
The Crowner (Miss M. Elincy) ap
prouches with tbo vernal crown of flow
ers und repeats the following :
"Mine is u tender and. delightful of
fice?a bright link in the chain of mem
ory, which 1 trust, will never become
dim. What I am now about to do. in
compliance with the will of my com
rades, may appear very (rival to souie,
but slio who views it iu its true light,
will here discern the seal of disinterested
love. It is the crowuing of u class
mate, till expression of the warm OstOCin
of friends?it is tho syrnjaUliy of huarts,
that for long years have toiled and strug
tjled together, up the hill of knowledge,
and not yet upon its summit, would pause
a moment by tbo wayside to cull a few
??????, to wreathe the brow of ono who
ia dear to them, We arc a band of sis
ters, and have eome to greet oar Queen.
This is shuply our object, and while we
gather around her, and place this em
blem, of oar regard upon her brow, as
yet unfurrowed with care, we pray that
tho choicest blessings of the Father may
rest like the promised dovo npon her.
Rest upon thee sister I Reign ovor our
hearts ni peace 1 Lot thy lovo be with
out dissimulation as the Scriptures en
join. Then, though this crown which
wo now place upou thy head may wither,
we will arise on Eternity's morning to
discern among the white robed, with tho
crown of pure gold upon her head, our'
present Queen 8ue i"
After tho pronunciation of this*beau
tiful address, to which tho fuir young
speaker did ample justice, she placed the
crown upon the head of tho beautiful
Queen of May (Miss Sue Dibble.)
Then followed beautiful addresses from
tho different members of the Queou's
escort. Time and space forbids our giv
ing them all iu full. Suffice it to
enumerate the officials iu her Majesty's
lovely train, all of whom delivered ad
dresses of greetiug in a manner highly
creditable to themselves, and their in
structress.
The Sceptra-bearcr?Miss Agnes Rick
cnbakcr.
The. First Maid of Honor?Miss E.
llarley.
7'Ac Second Maid of Honor?Miss
Sarah Elliott.
The Third Maid of Honor?Miss
; Anna Dukes.
The Fourth Maid of Honor?Miss
Cornelia Ncuffer.
Night?Miss Agnes licnnon.
Morning?Miss Mary Hi ley.
?upiif?.Master A. Neuffer.
Pole-Bearers?Miss Rosa Salley nod
Miss Isabella Sulley.
Spring?Miss Vicarie Griffi*n.
To whom Rainbow?M<*a Lena Jef
fords replies.
Summer?Miss Vary A. Waunamak
er.
;[nt~?tn?Miss Annu Salley.
Winter?Miss M. Dudley.
Song : We arc tho flowers !
While this is being sung the flowers
march two at a time and make their
offerings to tho Queen, and at it* con
clusion came the
Queen's Speech.
Thanks ! gentle subjects for this sceptre of
a day ;
And for this mimic throne ;
15ui think not, maidens, that your Queen of
Mdj,
Has thanks for thou alone.
Far more is prized, the love that placed me
here,
Elevuted iu brief state,
And foremost seated where ench maiden is
my peer,
Yet 'round me wait.
N'ow hear ye the laws that shall govern my
State,
Which all arc called to obey;
Lo! we banish from our realm, grief, envy and
hate
The whole of this beautiful May.
Let all of my subjects other* pleasure pursue;
Then pcaco and joy will reign,
And gladness distil like the morning dew,
Te keep away sorrow and pain.
Let laughter and mirth and frolic prevail;
And gather the flowers of May ;
Alas' joy like them, is bat fleeting and frail
And too apt to fade in a day.
May my reign as your Queen, which ends
with to-day
The tie that bound us not sever,
But keep green in your heurts this fair May
day
As a joy gained forever!
The song
??We go to fulfil our glad mission to earth,"
concluded the exercises of the occasion.
While it. was being sung the merry party
and their Queen descended the stage to
receive tho plaudits and well-done of the
delighted audience, which they so well
deserved.
After the exorcises were concluded the
"hildreii, with their friends, and an im
mense company of visitors sat down to a
most delicious and bounteous repast,
which like the recitations, the tableaux
of those children and those fl ?wers, as
they grouped together in tho harmony
and concord of beauty presenting u
unique und inexpressibly bright picture,
which has indelibly dttgue rooty ped itself
upon the retina of memory?is far above
? >ur ability to describe. The winde affair
was, as we have Haid, one of the most re
chcrrhr and .perfect that Urungcburg has
ever witnessed. It is not our object to
trumpet the praises of the lady by whose
talent, tuste und tact tiro bright scene
was conceived and performed?but who
that witnessed it, in the brightness of its
beauty can fuil to see that all its radiance
is reflected upon her, aud that -a crown
fairer und more perennial than that
wreath.id with flowers, is piacod upon lur
brow?the crown, which success bestows
upon patient und untiring effort?the
crown of victory won upon the field of
life's most arduous duty?the crown of
rxyoicing awaiting all who, "acting Well
their part," magnify and ennoble their
office. S'itum unique !
We shall uot forget that holy scene,
that festival of children, that carnival of
beauteous innocence, the cadence of their
sweat song, the soft ehaunt of their in
fant voices, the childish tones silvering
into murmured echoes, mellowing ,ntn
spirit whispers of the past, their rociu
tions in the lisp of sinless purity, but in
the perfect pause and accentuation
conned only at woman's knee, breathing
of that hallowed love?earth's only tran
script of that Spirit who hath said, "Of
such is Heaven 1" yes ! lingoring echoes
in the corridors of memory in spirit
tones of eloquence, thrilling emotions,
such as human artioulation seldom stire.
It has boon said that the historic scene
of tho immolation at Thermopylae stands
forth to day an eloquent illustration of
Grecian patriotism?truly this bright
picture, with its loveliness, its flowers, its
beauty, will linger in tho memory as a
fitting illustration and expression of pu
rity, innocenco, love I
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We present this week the Salutatory of
Mr. J. Felder Meyers, a young gentle
man self-made, sclf-cdueated and to the
"ninnor-born." His efforts through our
columns will be to allay, if possible, po
litical excitement in our County, and
bring about a more amicable fooling
among all classes. To Mr. BROWNING
und Mr. Meyers we intend to givo the
entire coutrol of our general Editorial
Columns. Mr. Andrews will attend to
tho Local Mutter, and us far as possible,
dabble but little in polities.
??? -am?
Wanted.?Wo will pay 10 cts per
copy f jv a lew copies of the Orange
burg News of the date of April 10th
if left at this Office
' -?>?_
Our Mr. flail, as will bo seen under
the Hymeneal head, has taken to him
self a "better hulf." As he has had
some experience in this busiucss we
suppose he has chosen well und wisely.
He has a, fair "take" full of -*?*
May he never C **** caused by the
shock of delicate fc?r WOT
New Attorneys at Law.?We are
gratified to learn that our young towns
men, II. Powell Cooke and F. O Sis
trunk, Esqs., were duly examined last
week, by order of his Honor lt. B. Car
penter, Judgc presiding, and licensed to
practice in the Law nnd Probate Courts
of this State. "We wish them a hearty
success in their new field of labor.
See notice of election in another
column.
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Mr. V. Pitthan has scut to our office
a nice assortment of cakes, delicately done
up,from his Bakery. Every thingof this
kind can be had from Mr. Pitthan.
The South Carolina Loan and
Trust Company.?This Company,
whose advertisement appears regularly
in the col urns of the Orangeburg
News hns opened a department for the
deposit of Savings, allowing 6 per cent,
interest under the rules of the late
Charleston Saving Institution, which
have been adopted by this Company.
We expect to publish the Court pro
ceedings in our next.
Mr. Jos. A. Minnigan, we learn, is
doing a good and pruiseworthy work in
his settlement. lie has organized a
colored Sunday School of 6(1 scholars,
and has, for the last nine months kept it
in successful operation. He has also or
gfnized a Saturday School of colored
children, and their advancement in dif
ferent studies ha-s been surprising.
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Mr. Kirk \\ ?binson advertises Booms
over his store to let. He also announces
a flesh lot of Groceries, Hardware, &"c.
as just recoived See hjs advertisement.
Mr. Z. M. Wolfe has laid upon our
tublo two spring turnips of the Flat Dutch
variety, either of which would make a
respectable sized family a good di??h.
They arc the finest turnips *e have soon
this season, and speaks well for Mr.
W olfe as a Bucccsful gardener.
Messers. Hainberg & Doty advertises
to be in Orangeburg on the 20tli, 21st
and 2'Jd inst., with a fine lot of Saddle
horses and Mules for sale.
i???.
Mr. J. W. Patterson has placed upon
our table a line head of "Sugar loaf '
('abbaue from his gard u
We havo%received Olin F. Connor's
note?his request has been complied
with, with pleasure. As the amount due
us is only fifty cents we make him n
present of it-.
They say that the ground is the only
reliuble bank; but it is broken every
day.
COMMERCIAL.
Orr ion or tub Ouanokbiihq New?,
COTTON.?Sales for Uie week, 20 bei??,
market dull and declining. Wc quote I
Ordinary....M...28|
Good Ordinary.t.~
Low Middling..21
Middling.v..24?26
Strict Middling.
Good Middling.:.
Roiroii Kick?Dull and dcolining at $t 80
par oushol.
Corn 1.00. Peaa 96.. ?
Pindera, 801bs to bushel, $1 W.
GOLD.-......80
SILVER.-.24
Consignees per South Carol inaltuil
road Remaining in the Depot to
Date.
N. E. W. 8lstrunk, J. D. Livingston, J. W.
Hoffman, D. S. Dannelly, II. H. Sallcy, J. H.
Livington, 1>. h J. Quattlebaum W. a. Meritt,
J. M. Smith, B. H. Knotts, 0. C. R?wo, W.
A. i. Sintrunk,
In accordance with ordern received from
the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter
be oharged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for au unreasonable length of time.
W. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
W^f. WILLCOOK,
Dealer in Stoves, Tiu-Ware and House
Furnishing Goods,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI
zens of Orangeburg County, that he is
prepared to furnish everything in the above
lino of business with dispatch, and at as low
rates as any like Establishment in the Coun
try. My assortment of STOVES, viz :
MUTUAL FRIEND, LIVE OAK, DIXIE,
and others, warranted to give perfect satis
tion. All these Stoves aro complete iu evory
requisite, ready for use.
Call and see for yourselves, and save ser
vant hire, and much waste.
may 1 _1y
Geo. W. WilliamB & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COTTOX FACTORS 6 BANKERS
Hayns Street, Charleston, S. C.
Williams, Taylor & Co.,
COM MISSION M EUCH A NTS,
65 Bcuvcr St., uud 20 Exchange Place,
NEW YORK.
apl 17 Cm
WHITE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
117 Meeting-Street. Charleston, So. Ca.
MONUMENTS. IIHAD STONKS, MAR
hie and Stone Tile. Blue Flagging and
Brown Stone Work, of every description.
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS.
Iron ltHiliugg.
T. B. wii1tk. B. n. white.
may 1 c 12m
W. T. MULLER,
BR?UGJITON STREET,
O R A N O E B U R O , S. C.
RESPF.CTFTLLY NOTIFIES THE PUB
^lio that he has just received a sb-rpatcn't
ol| tine LloL ?Uy dlrccr froSrilnifhTjore, con
sisting of
20 cases Pur* CORN WHISKEY.
" " " XXXX B??RUON WHISKEY.
" " ?? brandy Mint julip.
?? ?? OLD POUT WINE,
" " ?? OLD SHERRY Y> 1NE.
. OLD JAMAICA RUM.
Yours, Sic, W. T. .MULLER.
upl 24 mar 7 3m
J3urkcr*H Krcecli-I.oaalins
. DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOT GUN,
The latest, best and cheapest made. Uses
any ammunition. Prices, complete, $70 to
Address W. II. GIBBES, Columbia,
or BiSSELL & CO., ( hurlcston.
feb 20 3m
I?. T\ TOALEk
Charleston, S. C,
Manufacturer of Doors, Sash Blinds.
NotB?We woul 1 call the particular atten
tion of friends to the above card. P. P.
TOALE has a large Factory, and such facili
ties as enable him to supply the best work of
his own make at low prices. A very large
and complete assortment always on hand, at
his Factory. HORLBECK'S WHARF, near
North-ea??ern Railroad Depot, Charleston.
S. 0.
N. B.?Order? from the country solicited,
and strict attention paid to shipping in goo 1
order.
apl 24 l,
INFORMS Iii? Friends th.it he has moved
to the STORK under the Fl REM EN'S
HALL, where lie will keep a select assort
ment of CLOCKS-, WATCHES, JEWELRY
CUTLERY. SPECTACLES, PERFUMERY
and other Fancy Articles. All of which he
will warrant a? represented, and will be sold
as law as in the City,
He Is also prcparod'to repair Watches and
Clocks, nnd guarantee the name to porforra
correctly for one year.
Jewelry neatly repaired,
apl 17 ly
NEW SPRING GOODS
STOCHEIl'S CHEAP CASH STORE
We have just received and now
opening our SPRING and SUMMER
STOCK, consisting of Calicos. Ging
hams, Muslins. Borages, and Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes, and Groceries, all
of which nave been purchased with
in the last 15 days in New York, for
Cash, at 15 to 25 per ct. Cheaper than
the same Goods could have been pur
chased 30 days ago, which we are
now offering to the CITIZENS of
Orangeburg County, at a small al
lowance on Cost for Cash.
JOHN D. STOCKER & CO,
AT THE RED SIGN.
MR. JAMES A. WILLIAM8 is with us and will bo happy to see his friends
mar 20 aug 23 ]y.
VI? ?
WAREROOMS.
DANIEL H. SILCOX,
175: 177, AND 179 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
KEEP8 CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAUGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT
of Cabinet Furniture, of the latest and most approved styles, which he oflerH?nt rr'c?.s
which cannot fail to please, consisting, in part, of: Kich Sets of PARLOR nnd CHAMBER
FURNITURE, Roadsteads, Bureaus, Washstnnds and Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnnt
Sofas, Tete-a-Tctes, Chairs, Arm Chairs, Rooking Chairs, What-nots, Sofa and Centre Ta
bles, Marble and Mahogany Tops. Secretary and Book Case?, etc. Also CHAMBER and
COTTAGE 8ETS of every description. Also
ELASTIC S 3? O N O- E
Without a rival for LUXURY, ECONOMY. DURABILITY and HEALTHF?LNESS, in nil
Upholstery. The best Assortment ever offered hi tins Market.
N. B.?GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED FOR SHIPPING,
may 1 c Vim
W . 1? . RUSSELL,
No. 5 II AY NE STREET CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
TTT^ P. RUSSELL HAVING BEEN LIBERALLY PATRONIZED FOR THE PAST
TT ? Twenty Years in Charleston and throughout the State, returns his thanks, and
respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, lie is Prepared with every Facility to Fill
Orders for SASHES. BLINDS, DOORS, WINDOW KRAMES. MANTLEP1ECES, MOULD
INGS, &C, &c, and has at his Warorooms, No. 5 HAYNE-STREET, a large and well as
sorted Stock of the above Ooods.
WORK SHOPS PRIK HARD-VrREI.T.
THIRD FLOOR PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
The CHARACTER of the WORK from this ESTABLISHMENT for the PAST TWENTY
YEARS will be a Guarantee to those who may ORDER GOODS.
may 1 c f.m
M ' NAM AHA & JONES.
RUSSELL STREET, OR ANGER URO, S. C.
-o
RESPECTFULLY OFFER TO THE CITIZENS OF OR A NC RBURG
u well selected Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. Having pur
chased nur Stock on the recent decline of prices in New York we are thereby en
abled tn >ell them cheap.
CENTS DRESS GOODS.LADIES PRESS GOODS.CASSIMERES.
T\Y EEDS.J E ANS.C< >TT< >N A DES.&c.
CALICO from 10 to J8 Cents...Drown and Bleached HOMESPUN...LINNEN.
ETI^nSTE^ SUITS-.So 50.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SHOES for LADIES, MIS
SES, CENTS and ROYS.
FRESH G ROCERIES Constantly on hand.
Give us a call and judge for yourselves.
apl 10?3mo McNAMARA & JONES.
IS YOUR LIFE INSURED!' If not, your FIRST DUTY to your Family
has been LEFT UNDONE.
Piedmont Life Insurance Company of Virginia.
THIS COMPANY IS NOW WELL ESTABLISHED IN THIS PLACE,
and the number of it* POLICY-HOLDERS is steadily Increasing, including some
of our best Citizens.
It is strictly a SOUTHERN HOME INSTITUTION, and as such should
bo patronized by Southern men.
Call on AGENT at Law Office of .Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER for infor
mation as to RATES, <fe. Any inquiries by letter from those living in the
Country will be promptly answered.
ALLY. S.SAIJKY, JAS. H. FOWLE8,
Medical Examiner. Agent Piedmont Life Insurance Company,
npl 17 f>m fell 18
W. L. W. BILEY,
Has Constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of
CHOICE
FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS)
DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c.
JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF CHOICE CHEWING TOBACVO,
OYSTERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, ETC.
MR. JOHN DAVIS is with mc aid will be pleased to see his friends,
march Ul-ly W. L- W. RILEY,
Orangebnrg Bafeery,
v. pitthan,
PROPBIETOiR.
HAVING procured the scrViees of s>
FIRST cla88 BAKEII.
MR. TIIOS. W. ALBKRGOTTI,
I am now prepared to do all kinds of BAKING
at a momenta notice, and iff furriiah custom
ers and I lie Trade generally with a good arti
cle, aad at Charleston prices. ?1 Wholesale and
retail to Merchants and Families.
? No expenses will be spared oft my part to
please my Customers.
The following list of Bread, Cakes and
Crackers kept constantly on band, and
fresh t
CAKES:
Pound Cake Large and Smalt.
Spunge Coke. Sugar Cakti
Drop Cake. Small Fancy Cakes.
Scotch Cake. Lafayette Cake.
French Tea Cake. Lemon Cake.
Lady's Fulgers. Large Ginger Nuts*
Bolivers and Thick Cakes.
CHACKER8:
Trenton Crackers. Butter Crackers.
Seed Crackers.
Sugar Crackers. Large Biscuits,
13 It E A. D;
Wheat Bread. Bye Bread*
Graham Bread.
French, Twist, Split und Cup Loaves.
The Subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks to tue citizens of Orangeburg for
their putronage in the past, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same.
apl 24?ly v. p1tthan.
fjTvv. briMmann & 00.
RESPECT FULL V IK Ft HIM our GRANGE
burg Friends that we have moved in
our
NEW STOKE,
Where we are ready to supply onr Friends
and the Public in gcnerul with a full and
fresh supply of
DRY GOODS,
CROCK RIES.
HATS. .
Also all kluds of
LIQUOR?, WINKS, PORTER,
ALE, ETC., at reduced Prices.
Wc have a fine lot of FAMILY FLOUR
from Jno. CAMPSKN & OO.S Mill, Charles
ton, put up in Btnall S:.. i:.-. very low.
V.'e offer for sale the RECIPE for making
JACKSON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING COM
POUND und JACKSON'S LAUNDRY S?AP
for One Dollar, whi h has given satisfaction
to all to whom wc have sold.
Wc will buy COTTON aud all other PRO
DUCK, giving the highest market price, or
ship for uny one, FREE of CHARGE and
make LIBERAL ADVANCES on the some.
F. U. W. BR1UGMANN k CO.
oct .1 ly
RE1>D<JEI> Prices in FI.OUB.
i The Subscriber has just received a lot
of Flour in barrels, which he offers at very
reduced rates, and comprising evry grade.
Extra. Super and Fine from $H.25 per h^l. np.
CHEAPEST TOBACCO in ORANGEBURG
.lust received :$t> boxes of that No, 1
cheap Tobacco, which I am offering to tho
Country Trade at low rates, and at retail pro
portionally.
IIME! LIME!! LIME 1! !
j 10 bbls. Rockport Stone Lime.
("^ ROCERIES, DRV GOODS, SHOES.?A
JC full supply of Groceries, also Seasona
ble Dry Goods, and a supply of Ladies' Cloth
Gaiters, small sizes. Kid and Morocco Boots.
i NOTHER lot of KENTUCKY CREAM
J\_ CRACKERS.
All for sale low at the
COURT HOUSE STORE.
Market Street.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
e ? lx.?a
ke1vard.
Broke Jail, at this
place, on the morning of the 1st inst.,
YOUNG S. BO BO. I will pay the above re
ward for his arrest and delivery to me.
apl 8?tf HARPIN R1GOS. O. C.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
WnanKAS, Mrs. Alice Thies hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration on the En
tutc of F. II. Thies, late of Orangeburg,
deceased.
These are therefore to city and admonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me. at a Court of Probate for the said County
to he holden at Orangehurg on the 12th day
of May, 18:1!), at 10 o'clock A. M. to show
cause, if any. why the said administration
should not lie granted. ?
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 2Sth day of April A. D. 18t)9,
and in the ninety-third year of American
Independence.
TIIAD. C. ANDREWS,
may 1?2t Judge of Probate.
RECEIVER'S NOTICE.?The
Undersigned having been Appointed
RECEIVER of the Estate of Henry Ellis,
deceased, hereby gives notice that all claims
against said Estate must be presented to him,
and all persons indebted must make payment
to him alone. C. B. GLOVER,
feb 20?1m Receiver.
The State of South Carolina.
Oranqeuuuq J In Equity.
John D. D Fairer ] , Bi" r?S lniuoti!n?
V(> * toset aside irregular
Burns D Myers, Ex'r. I Pidings, to mar
et. ul.
I .-hall assets,
J Rolief.
and for
It appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah
Pillman and Elizabeth Holle'y, two of the De
fendants in thisCsso, are absent from aud re
side beyond tho limits of this State, onmotion
of Izlar & Dibble, Complainant's SelSeitors.
it is ordered: That the said Suruh Pulman
and Elisabeth Holley do appear aud plead,
answer or demur to the Complainant's said
Bill within the time prescribed by law, or the
said bill will be taken j>ro conf.uo against
them.
Clerk's Office, ) GEORGE BOI.IVER,
C. C. P.
Clerk s Office, \
Orangehurg, S C. >
March 20, 1809. j
8m
\TOTICE.-Oii Saturday The
1ft day of May, the BRIDGE over the
Edisto River, near Brancbvillo will bo let out
fir rc-bullding to the lowest bidder. It will
be let at the River nt 10 o'clock A. M. *\y
order of the Board of Commissioners ?f Orj
angeburg and Barn well Ceunties.
wm. n. Mount,
Ch'n B. C. C. o. C.
C. S. BULL, C. B. C. C.
apl 17 8t
JUST RECEIVE IK
A fresh supply of
DRY GOODS, STRAW HATS, SHOES, FAC
TORY YARN, Ac,
Also a fresh supply of Cll KAP GROCERIES.
MEAL and GRIST, Fresh, always on hand.
If you want Good and Fresh LEMONS,
and other kinds of Fruit, just give me a oall.
Also have just received a new PATENT
TOT LIFTER, which will be found to bo
tnoro convenient than Hooks cither tor Stoves
or Fire Places.
CASH or BARTER given for all kinds of
Country PRODUCE. Please call at
J. W. PATTERSON'S,
Opposite. Bull & Sc-Ill's,
apl 10 way 3y ly