The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 13, 1869, Image 2
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS
SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1869.
MALCOLM L BROWNING, Eilitor?
^ Jii|
Jung? H?ge and Labor?^
Od Saturday last Judge Ilogc deliv
ered^ a, sjieecU to the colored, people at
this place, iu which he rccouiiucuded to
tticui the importance of organizing them
< tel ve# ^iloj tal^of ^essoiintibns, for their
own protection, lie advised them to
jig rev upou aod rdetormiue , fixed wages
for laborers; first, class bauds so much,
second class hands, something less, and
so on,, and to keep these terms inviolu
lle' - '?
ti ,Now wc assume the prerogative of tie
press to notice aud comment upou this
: advice. We arc well aware that these
"labor organizations exist generally in
the cities at the North and that they are
a great benefit to the laboring class.
But the ingredic >i' intelligence that
prompts and guinea this movement,
amotig the laboring classes at the North,
18 totally wanting among our laboring
classj the ingredient of industry and
providcucc, so characteristic cf the
Northern laborers, is also sadly deficient
JjCrC.
Better far, to enhance the value of
our labor, aiul thcu increase and fix its
..price. Bette; far inculcate lessons of in
dustry, providence, honesty, into the
colored people, and thcu fix the estimate
of their services. It is beginning nt the
wroug end to remedy defects in the sys
tem of our labor. Make the labor valua
h\Q ntid then demand tho fair, full
price. It is very illogical an<Kunrcas tii
ublc to take a demoralized and deprecia
ted labor, and demand n higher price
for it. Increase its value and then in
crease its price.
The advice is unsound, unwise and in
jurious to those whom it pretends to
benefit. It is ouly a further protraction
of that delusion under which tho colored
man has been laboring since his cusanci
pation; that is. that he is to have an j
easy roud to comfort and even wealth.
It is another sermon, fioiu the text that
to your freedom ?'all these things shall
bo added."
No, that man alone is the true friend
to tho colored people, who shall counsel
them to scorn these delusive snares, and
to.feel at oticc, that the old beaten path
of labor, honesty, frugality, providence,
. iis the ouly one, by which they can reap
these golc*en boons of their'freedom.
Let the colored man, by industry, and
energy, render himself, a valuable labor
er J" render himself indispensable to our
agriculture, and then may he ask his
own price, for his services.
Already is the Chinese suggested as
the substistutc to his worthless labor.
? ]jct the colored man beware lest by
heeding these unwise counsels, he ren
der the Chinese, an absolute necessity.
This, alas ! will be the ultimate effect
of auch advice. Europe and Asia teem
with their millions of luborers, possessing
all the muscle, aud laboring under nunc
of-the demoralizing influence of our col
ored people. Let them pause ere I hey
enter into such organization*. Labor
nlways can demand its price, its true
value, but on the other hand capital can
always secure the best, and valuable la
bcr.;
Increase first the value, of the labor
and thcu increase it3 price.
Immigration.
Jfessrs. Edtiot't Charleston Courier:?
A fow days ago 1 received u letter from
Mr. Fkrlovk, our former State Agent
of Immigration for the Scandinavian
Countries, in which ho informs: me, that
early in this month he will leave Malino,
in Swcdon, to arrive in Charleston about
the 23d, when he would be happy to
meet planters that desire to make con
tracts for European labor, nt any conven
ent place. It would, perhaps, be
interesting to a number of your readers
to poruso Mr. Ferlove's letter, and if
tho country papers would generally copy
it, sonic good might result.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN A. WAGENEU.
Malino, October 19, 18G9.
To Geucrul John A. Wagener Charleston,
S. C:
Dear Sir:?In the supposition that
you arc still interesting yourself in behalf
of emigration to our Stute, I hope you
will call attention to tho following:
Since I left Charleston I have devoted
M
most of my time to tho otui^rrtopr^t^
;tiun, and I nm, th^reforo, j nt njjihaent,
better nblo to know tjhat pug? toj^e
dono ftaetttjhct 6omth Ciirufta dia^
get Tier sharo^bf the s^rpiuijSpulation
which- |v^C3^.Europ(^^Tho^st,^r^di
I saw was necessary, was to becohio a
passenger agent for one of these trans
Atluutic steamboat companies. Atter a
great deal of delay and trouble I have
now obtained the agency for tho Cuuard
Line, tho best steamboat line ru.uniug
from Liverpool to New York. This
company has deposited with the Swedish
Government $23,000 in currency, as a
security, for tho forwarding of tj>q emi
grants iu conformity with the Swedish
emigration laws. I urn now iu pos
session of a license as agent for toe
forwarding of emigrants to trans-Atlantic
harbors, and I shall do my best iu trying
to make the emigrants go to South Caro
lina Wo have iu Sweden a -greUU.num
ber of people who are unable to pay their
Whole passage to America, aud they
embrace tho offers of some three or four
Land Companies in Missouri. Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Lower Canada, which
pay half of their passage, about $15 iu.
gold. Wisconsion got about 1.000 emi
grants last spring in this way. When
these emigrants arrive at their place of
destination, they have to work 00 the
lands of tho companies at a fixed price,
aud then receive some acres of land in
wages. If something similar could be
arranged, I have no doubt that 1 could
send out a number of emigrants every
fall.
My proposition wbuldjjo ; > follows,;
If a fanner wishes to get a number of
bands, be deposits at the time he mokes
the requisition, with any btuikcr. in
Charleston, $15 iu gold, (or ho may
bind himself to pay that amount on the
demand of the banker.) for each hand,
male or female, above twelevo ye-vs,
and half of the amount for children be
tween eight and twelve years. The
requisitions, with II duplicate, are sent to
mo, endorsed by the banker. The du
plicate 1 be ud to D. & C. Mac Joe, iiio i
firm in Liverpool, who arc to forward
the emigrants So soon its tho banker
is notified by the said firm that the emi
grants engaged have leit Liverpool for
Charleston, ho will forward the amount
deposited for the emigrants in*question
to the order of the said D, <& C. Mad >e.
The planter will then be running no
other risk than that the vc&,sej w:ti: Iii?
people sbnulu go down, and tb:.t he Stiny
guard against by inoiiMieo. "A coip'i'iut
should be drawu up between ti.e cm,,'. >y.
or and his poo'plu, whivh sboulJstipulate
how much each pi rsoti. male ni f< nmlcj
shall receive in wages pqr month, bj sides,
board and lodgiag; i!':i marn'i'cd man. how
much laud Im will Imv.o for u,gi|/:loii,
bow uiaiiy boms of the da\ t.be lab; . .. _
man mu.-t work, ami the kind cd wirk,
farm work or aj?y other, am.; .vh.;t kind
of wor.k the feumles are wanted for;
house work, kitchen work, or any other,
or all, c.c. ..
Thu wag's will be the fii$t,ycav so I
much, besides the money paid in au .. ii v. |
The contract most notjje for any 1 nigor
?space of time than from the aiiivnl of
th.e immigrant on the phi neat ion to the
31st December; the tame year, if ;hc
immigrant nrriyoa in tho spring: or in
the next year, if the immigrant aiiivcsi
in the fall or late yen-. The lab irer must
be received in Charles-on. ami pa-; ireo
of charge to the plamauuu or the place
of destination.
If the people engaged do not do what
they have contracted to do .the employers
have a light 10 dismiss them at any liuicj
and if tho em};' >yev docs nut come up to
bis contract, the people will have the
right to quit him. The immigrant does
not receive any of his wages before he
has been in the,services two months, lie
then receives one mouth's w ges the
remainder being retained as a ?cciv. ity
for his good conduct.
1!' you will make the above k:i -v. n to
the people of South Carolina, :.a-l y u
think 1 shall meet with success, and 1
tuny count on at least two hundred
immigrants tho coming year, J shall my
self arrive iu Charleston in (he latter
part of November, hut only to remain
there ten or twelve days, as my business
prevents me from any longer absence,
Yours respectfully,
W. J FEU LOVE.
P. S.?Cominunnications to Mr. Fun
love may bo addressed to BoX 280
Charleston Postblfice.
An Important Decision.
Washington, November 1.
Iu the United States Supreme Court
to-day in th1 ca:'c of Thorington vs.
Smyth and llattley, from Alabama, the
decision of the court below was reversed
and the cause remanded for a new trial
The nppeal was uporY a bill in equity for
the enforcement of a vendor's lion Smyth
und Hartley purchased Thon ingstons
laud ami gave a promissory note fir pari
payment. The transaction occurred iu
18Gf. Without notifying Circumstances
Thorrington would bo entitled to a do
cicc for the amount and interest. The
defence pleaded that only Confederate
notes were current ; that the land was
worth only I30?? in tea! i-ion-y; that
tho contract price was S45;000, ?30.000
whereof was actually paid in Con federate
notes, und tho note for the remaining
$10,000 was to be discharged in the same
manner, and it. was claimed on thii M tj
of facts that the vendor was entitled to
no relief in tho United States Court.
This was sustained l??^P^oui^Jbe?ur
nnd tho case disiuissciK jfie quesAjns
"before the Supreme Com, W011 a|Wl
ure; First, Can a contttct?r 'heSiy
ment of Confederate uoBsJBado dujjhg
tho i.t.<5 rebellion, betwAh^wrties "resid
ing within the so-oajed/Oon federate
States, be enforced at all frit lite courts of
the United States? Second. Can evidence
be received to prove, that a promise ex
pressed to he for the payment ?f/dolbirs
was-in fact for the payment of any other
than the lawful dollars of the United
Statesy.- Third, ^W* ^he evidence in
, the record, ostahlish 'he [fujoff jdf.it jjMl
note for ten thousand dollars was to he
paid by agreement of the parties in
Confederate.notes?
The first rjii;>stic,n is answered affirm
atively. The second <|iiestion is answered
affirmatively with tho following remarks:
'?We arc clearlyi of opinion that such
evidqpee must be received in respect to
such contract, in order tiiaf justice may
be done between the parlies, and that the
party entitled to be paid iu these Cnn
| federate dollars can ouly receive their
actual value at the time aud place of.the
contract in lawful money of the United
States." On the third question the
courl says; "We do not think it neces
sary to go into detailed examination of
the evidence iu the record. It is enough
to say that it has left us with doubt in
our minds, that the note for ten thousand
dollars, to CUforce payment of which
suit w .5 brought in the Circuit Com',
was to be paid by agreement of the par
tics in Confederate notes."
This decision gives validity to obliga
tions within the Confederate, computing
dollars at the value of Confederacy notes
at the time tho obligation was incurred.
A Splendid ( banco,
An thUraordhiaPy Offer.
DojiU Delay, Send at Once.
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ly a very efficient aid in the departments
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nov 13?tf Proprietors "News."
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY ?F ?TIANC RB?IM?.
Ry virtue of tot order from the Honorable
Probate Court or iahl Comity, I will -ell nt
Ortingeburg Coavi jlouac, on sulcsdity in l?c
C-'iiiber next, the foltowtiic personal property
of ih'e KsFoToY F.. tV.'AVt.bf.v?.. ilcccapcctai'
Shotits, H& Bushels of Corn, 800 pounds
of Cotton in the seed und UOO pound' of Fod
der. Terms cash.
ANN r ANDREWS,
nov |."?id Administratrix.
Assignee's Sale.
IN IJANKP.rPTt'Y- -tn the mattfcV of "vint*
uam Avri.i.v, Dnukrupt, Ex part* i?. Lc is.
By virtue of an order of sate from the Hon
ornblc District Court of ihn Unit od St. 1
tortlte District et* Soiith Carolins. 1 will .< 1
mi publioi nuotiou, at Ora.ngeburjjC. I)., on
Mo; .lay Olli day of Dec ittber next, r.i the
ii I hours of m.le
Ail thai Phuitittion or irtict of Lund lying
iu the Fork of Edigto, Orungcburg County,
containing 500 acres more or lc^n. bounded
by liinda of M. Uughs, W. II. Ulan, M. Mur
|>Iiy mill 1?. I). Anlley.
Term.*?(Ine-hiilf cash, tho balance on n
credit of twelve months, bearing interest
from 'lay ot* bale, wi?.h bond und morlg-tj -.
and oovt totnl for resale on hrencli ?'!' nomll
tion of the houd. Purchasers to ptijl for -m
pcrs nnd rtaiaph,
P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
ol? Abraham Ant ley, Uuukrupt,
nav 1? .o(
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY1. In I he matter of J. W.
Rkro, Bankrupt, Ex pmir P. V. Dibble,
Assignee,
Ry virtue of an order of.salo from the Hon
orable (he District Courl of the I nited States,
for the District of South Carolina' I will sell
m ptiblio auction, at Crnugeburg C. II-, on
Monday the (Ith day of December next, til I he
iisttnl hours of sale.
All tion tract of land lying in Ihe Fork of
Ed is to, Ornngeburg County, containing 120
acres more or less, bounded by Ian.Is of e-;
t?ic-Tyler nnd S. Dibble.
Terras cash, purchasers to pay for papers
anil siuiiipN.
P. V. DUBILE, Assignee
nov l-i?i?l of J. W. Reed, Bankrupt.
Notice to Lien Creditors.
IN B \NKIM l'l t Y
in the District Court of the Uuited
Stales, for the District of South Carolina
In tiro uuiUcr o^iaa.viiAM Antlky Ex
1'tiftr D. I.ol is.
All persona holding liens ngainl Ihe Estate
or Abraham Afttley, Baftkrupt, sro required
io establish the same before J. 0. Carpenter
Fstj., Register in Uaukruptcy. No. 7? Rrn.nl
strect, < ltarlcHton. S. ('., on or before Ihe
lath, December* 18?'.'.?.
Ry order of the Men. fJcorgs 8. Rryan,
.Tielge of the District Conrt of the United
Httitie for the District of South Carolina.
P. V DIBBLE,
nov 13?Jt Assignee.
Assign's Sale.
>f .I.nMk:.
tt Maby
orior lorn ifte &uiorablc
the United State?, for tin
hroliaV, I wjSllaeit m Pub
rangeburg C. fj., on Monday
llie Olli day of Deoeuibcr ncxt,_,Bj. the usual
llOUI'H uf Hiilc.
All that plantation or tract of laud lying
on Santce River, in fit. IVIut t bwws Parish,
Oimtgeburg County, coutuining 807 acres
more or* has, l/ounded by5 lands of A. R. Ta
bor, Robcrsou Kiscr^ estate of Tabor and
Santce ltivcr.
1 / | I AfcSO ? f . .
All that tract of l&nl lying in Clarendon
County, containing l70 acres more or less,
bouiuled by lands of Itobcrsou Riser, T.
Rroughtoii, estate off- Tabir and S.tntoc
River, i
ALSO
AM that tract of land lying in Si. Matthews
Parish, OruuKchurg Couuly, coat lining 50
acres more or leas, bounded by binds of ]>;.
Qarriok, A. It. Tabcr mid Robei'son Riser.
Conditions? Unc-half cask, Ike Lfaluuco oa
?credit of one year, irifh bond, beariiig itii
t-eiLst .from day of sale, payable autiunlly,
with mortgage of the property f<>-.i coven in
for resale on breach of conditiou ?>! I hi bond,
und to pay for papers tout stamps.
P. V. DLR RLE, Assignee,
of J;is. B.wbouipyou, Bankrupt.
nov 18 '" - . ? - id
In (ho IrlMrlct Court of Die
UNITED STATUS? For South Corn.
lu\a?October Trrin,4\W.I?//? the Mutter of
John C iluert, of (Mting'bttrg Count}/, .'! . '.
rupfZ-IUtifiori-fbr Full mat Final iJiichary <?!
Bonl.ruplcy?Ordere?,, ti*nt a hearing had
oil the \n\\ day of Depeinl er, \. 1). 1800, ni
Federal Court House in Columbia, S. C; and
that nil Creditors, ?r.c-.. of said Bankrupt tip
pear nt said time nud place, and show <- us .
if any they can. Whj ilie prayer of I he Peti
tioner should not be-gianted. And thai ihc
Second and Thhd meeting of Creditors of
s::id Bankrupt will be held ?I the oflic ? of .).
C. Cm pouter, Esq., Jlegibter of First tool Se
cond Congressional Districts, 8. C, on the
Til. dtty of December. A. 1?. ISti'J, at 12 M.
By order 'if the Court, tue I'lb day of Novciti
veinbcr, 1SGD.
DAMKI. IIOULRKCK,
Clcik of lue District b'ourt of the
United ?iisles lor South Carol! in.
nov 18 '?''<.
In the IfriKlrfct Court of I hi'
UNITED STAGES?tor South < , . ..
lino ? Veloler yVrw/JlStlD?/>/ tin Mottet oj
Caleb tt. Stej'heoe, Wanycbitr;/ Count*/, ll-utk
fh?__ IHsliiel Court of I he
/ ...
Caleb tt. Stephens,
y?pl?Petitv n fin I'tMl. mi Final //? ?? / . . ...
H n ?;'.'?//.?Orlorytl, thai :i 1i;-:i i l?? >>.' ha !
oil the'Jill d iv <jt ??. r -nib l . \. I?. )?'.'[) i>(
Federal Coo: t l?tnisVi;: ('???'.umhin. S. C : and
that all Creditors, fee.. of said Bntikrupi up
|i< :..- at said time nnil jditeo, and s'....\, cause,
if nny tlicy can, #hf Ihc prayer ol the Pell
linner s'h'ould'hol bejgi'antciL \iid Ilm 1 ??
Srcnud and Third faceting iJ' l':v'.;. .- ol
said Uaiikl'ltpl will !i> Iteid at Ho- t :.>> e ol J.
c. Carpontor,UsqJ,ip^istcr ?l tin FiiTinn-J
Second Congrnasltmll Districts. S. 0., th ?
7:li ?!:... of ?cfiemh^, \. I). !-?; i r-i Iii 'i.
Bv ord\?r .fthu cjuri. the '???!? .1 .? .: N'nvetn
'l?r, 18<-0. ?]
l?.MVli;i. HORLRIX'tv.
CJeiH tio-Jii ii . ? C?>i n t.i ;h?
United F-?j;J.s !. v South C iro'in i.
nor 13"
ju tlio l>iwti'iil C'otiri of She
UNI TEH N/'-t /'/>?- cor Sow i ? am
h'ni??October 'I'rrM, IS-.'1- In the. Ma r of
John l>. Seilte, if ftitciin' 7 ? ounti/. /?'..-. .... i
? Ife!itioit fur Fiill nitil Final $)?< '.?n i. in
IJnakritp'rif.?-Ordered, that a heirtngbi iao
nn tin' Ofll day of Dcceniber, '.. Ii. i ?I
Fqdei-ul l.'ouri Ilnuso in Col no !> . s. c.. tud
that alt Creditor,^, vc. .>?' said B?nl..,tpi
appear at said ibno And pluc^i .ind -!o...
citfiso, if any tiwy cmi, why tiiu jjrayer "I ihc
Petitioner sbouttl n?' bo granted. that
!hc Rccoiid an# Third itlwibig of Creditors
r>f said B tukriipl will i.i !icl i ..I tht? ofllce ? f
.i. C. Cnrpfi i r, i.x;.. Rt-gisUr'of Iniol
??.?od C uijtr ?aioual Disti irts, P. <" . ? .. tl.(
7th day nf h-e.-aibir. A. l>. l8o?J, al U M.
P.y order >?!' ihc Cptui, live I'lh dny oi *.>>
vciabcr, IStiy,
i? vNji'.L not:I RKCK.
p.'ej '. of llu' Wsli;iei i m l pt lli
United .??;;;?'i'i ?or Uouth Carol: ia.
novit
\u ?>istvict <oiirl oi" tfio
JL UNITED p'I'ATES?For Sou-I c .....
\j7iur~Oetobrr Terui'. 180??-In the Mr -, oj
John I, State, of litr:\we". Cctt.tftf, i I
??;..'?I'elilioufor Fi.'.l ?<,.?/ Vtnnl Jh-,,.
Ua.t';rrp>cii?Or.lcrol. thai a heai ng ? had
'on the'.Hb day of lieceiiiber, A. l>. iv '. at
Federal f'oun llons?; in Columbia, H, c. tml
tlial all Ci ??!:?.a--., of na'td Bankrupt iio
i jie/ir at bail' tiriia and pine ?. nud ^!.m> c <u- -.
it any the;, can; why I ho prayer of ih?- I eti
tioncr shoithl nol btgr.il.1. And i! > lha
S.id ??!!?'. Thlvil Hieefliig ol c.- i. of
! -.ai l Ihiukrupl wlrl be !i '.-1 ril ilie oilicc ? i .1.
C. Carpeiiior, l -?j. Rcgi lor ol I'iisi iiiul
I ftccoio! I >! ... ? ,ioii.ii I?i-: i i-'.-,.>. C. on iJio
l 7lh .1 ty ? f ? .mhn\ A I? bSf.O, nl pj M.
: Ryoi'!. i -?: ihc Court, the tfih day of Nove;u
, bcr. I Stil?.
I) \NIRb IIORLBRt Iv,
Cb i h ol i he 1)1 11 iut ' !oui i of ill ?
United Stal? foi South Cai'oiin .
UNITE/) .>/.!//.'> ? I'tr .v'ui i Vau ?
I tma?Oclo/ici Term, - - In t/u Mi \'cr of
yJuiiir* S. Thompson] of Oeiint/cburi/ tyount*/,
! Vanknpl?1'ciUion for fall ami Pir.ul /?<*
? ;? : i fj, ?Krupiiij?Ordered, thai a hear
I ing be h.ol on ihc '.' ;i ih?y ol pcct-iiibcr, V
U. ISiiH hi ?federal Oom i House in Coluni
lii.i. s. c.; und thai nil Creditors, .c.c ol aid
' Rankri pi ? tar til -a i 1 I hue and place, nud
who ., e .vt --. if any ihoy can, why I lie prayer
of tin Petitioner should not i?e grn.itml,
Au-1 thai the Second and I'hivd meeting of
Cictliloi h of said Uauluiipl will beheld at
Ihe oPicc of .). C Cuvpcnler, Ksq., Register
sf First and Second Coiigressioiuil Pistricta,
S. C.. on the 7ih day of December, \. I?.
1800, at PJ M.
j By onler o! the Court, the '.'i!i day of Novem
ber, 1800.
I DANIEL H0RLRF.CK.
Clerk of the liislrifil Court oi i
United StaH't foi South Curo inn.
nov 18 81
In Iho District ?'oiir< of tli<>
UN/TED STATES?For South Carp,
tina?-October Term, 18U0? In flu Mutier of
fltnry I. Sm->n!:. of Orangi burg c?- i'y, /;./>/(?
ritfit ? Vetilionfor Full auJ Final Discharge, ?/?
Bankruptcy -Ordered, thai a hearing be had
on the'.'th day ni Decclubcr, A. I?. I80'.>; at
Federal Court House in Columbia, s. c ; and
that all Creditors, ka., <u saitl Rankrupt >.p
pcar at saitl time mid place, nml show cause,
if any they can, why ihe prayer ol i lie Peti
tioner should not be granted And thai the
Second and Tliiid mooting ?.i Crcilitovs of
said Bankrupt ?vill be held al the olTioe of J.
C. Carpenter, Bsq., Register of FilKl and Se
cond Cotigrosstoiiid Districts, S. C, on (be
7ih day of December, A. B. 1809, ni 12 M.
Rv order of I ho Court, the Olk day ol Novcim
'ber. 180'.).
DAN TRI. IIOItLBKCK,
Clerk of the District Court of ih?
I'nite.l Sinti** for South Carolina
net 13 Jt
Sheriff's Sales.
S. 13. ijiwyof, und? B?ffylcr.
lucrce thirties so. i njjticll itt
iiirg C. II., on Moiin^y lull JjPcembrr
ie\t, for onedtalfscnslt. the balance in one
year, secured by bond with interest from dale,
payable anniiudy, mid a mortgage of tin
premises, with covenant for resale on breach
of bond, purchasers paying for papers und
stamps.
All that plantation or tract of laud jn the
Fork of Buislo, in this County, containing
?100 acres more or les?. end bounded on
InndN now or formerly id C. T. Dcvling, A.
I.'. (ine, estate ItutclWf, Walker ?ml A. I).
Dojv'?ng.
ALSO
... ALS.?j
James II. Hi.tky, *
vs.' I Diil Tor Foreclosure.
Joseph .1. Douglass. ) ** -
Under decree in this c.tsc. I wiTNicll on tlteT
first MoiKiay in December next, at Oriinga
burg C. If., nil ilia! 11 ititiUion or two tract*
q( la nil situate in Lexington and Oituigcbing
Co in tea >n I Si.itc ??! South Carolina, on und
iw it if (Vaters ol Uhir.it t a Branch, v.nit-rd <?'
Noi-:k Ihii?lo lliyet*. the I wo tin id In,els con
taining HU0 !i tudred act es iimr? or I? - nnd
boiuttted its ioltows: House iiact on the cast
by .io*":..i M. Ilarloy, and on the north,
south und west by csti/tu, of George Living,
si oil. und tho Oilier tiiicl on (he north by .1.
A. "? tet>. we$t Elizabeth-. east by
Joii i'li M, li.v itnd soi .li by Sampson
King.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pa\ for stamps
am! )? pi i -.
ALSO
ORANGEBUitG? Is Equity.
j Ilurpin P.iggs, Trustee. | Deot ee
vs. f for
IIcWy'S. Buil?r; J Foi'ccl?s'ore.
Uiuluv i tie decree in tltiscuge, 1 will sell at
Oraiigvburg, on '.if ist Monday in Bcccmbcr
next, li1. that Certain lot or j.nce of html in
the Town >r Oiangeburg situated on Mttikel
Street, ht.vhig ritlj feel IVotil on raid street
:iit i about tue hundred feel in ih pth more in
btt?.s, nnd bontidetl ..n tin- ninth nml south i>\. I
j lots or Wii Ntfiifl r an i west by I*. il. \V.
I Briggniaiiii.
I Terms- tine lialf cusli, balance in one
I yea r. whh baud and mortgage ol t he put cluis
j c.a Covcllillll fol l'?S;de upon
; breach ol the condition of tin- bond, and to
\-..:\ lot' plipl i h . i.d St..:. ..'.
ALSO
On.Wil?li'iiiU-lN i;?;iiTV.
William C. M< ) I? the
Qeei ;c W. Ihtrion .: t:!. j Circuit Court.
I?y \i rue of i ,i , . .? of .? ,!?.? r.i.nle in this ]
ru>o by ih- vi.d foe I will sell nt l?r; e/-- I
I burg, S f . Until i;j i ho ?Uli day ill lv- I
j c-iii tu: ucxi, Jt:.!.?_: ; it usual lioius of sat",
. il ?? r..r..\,iii. !..(,., :
; J. All l::;t. tritt o.'buiii situate in the Ft?rk j
j of Edisto ot> ihe,Cannon's Bridge J'.4?..d. o.
j fi" Comity rt' ttiia-'"!.g. mil S. :ie .11 ? ? ??<? j
I raid, com t'.tihig Fo; r '.'..?%'. Ir ?d and So*i my ,
? seven ? ETT-J ncrc."1 in ? or le$s. mid bctsndid
'. by Est.it ? html of C*orgo li. PoWer. by
; North EdisNt Itiver, Innus ol W; (j Mn^. j
j Daniel Sinn ':. mid,/It? said Uccrge IV. '.' t- |
All thai tract oMViHi] -t'tuu ? iit *lic' Fori? J
ol* !.:.> .. I.*. l!ii* CouHtj aiiij. nl.oris.u ,, ,
I cool lining nvt my,three i -'. ? ucro.i more or
lc^s. and i ?> n ?! -i !iy Eititil ofueorgi
i IL t o miTj and h nds i i li:- 9?UI V illinn. C.
; Mos??.
] T.-.l uts O,; dirtlf crith: nti 1 the h.dtiVo ? rft
i ii credit six jaouths, iccitved by homi >i
purchuser and muj *gagi ol -h- pr-i-.s.s, ; -ir
I; Chaser top..;, l-f t v r . e.;- 'me! ya
j p< r*.
ALSO
t OHAN0KBtlI;G~(n 1'qi ity.
! Si, .an DttWi - Adm"s, i In tlio
I Mary Ann C. UtikiJ, ct. al. J t itcoi; Court.
I!;- virtue o! oeder of sale itiijtle in this
] c: ?? ' \ .,' * four., t \i d! Kcifftl (>V. Itgr
i burj S, f on Vloudiiy, ihe li|lt dtiV ??! !>? ??? it\
i btr iicX), diti it.g the L*^,}! l.ou s o;.,:.;t!'.., ihe
I 1. AU that i ??:?? ?? of ISnd situate on f?ltle
I Creek, in the I ?iitjuty. ol "liin, . lun jf and .State
I con:atu:iigfour huii?rril mpl fiOy
'unu (toi i.'aerrs, nioi'e,'Of' les-;, mid Dounueii
I by !s:id? of He: ry Arantjrit.\dd<ps('. piiker,,
Estin? lau of Ja???? J. s. Duke*. Estate
I binds ol '?*. .V Felder, htid luiitls of John
; Aratit.
?J. 'i ho remainder In the ?lowt r tract ttoti
(.lining one hiiiidrcd ttnd eij'htj two (182)
I acred, more or less, bounded iiy hind'* of
j Jr.wu" Appleby. Il -ni,, Arn'.it, Eatan '.t nds
' .,! r. .1. Fei'lcr, hiiids'of Rufus .M.vrs, mid
j John Antin.
'I'....-.-- (hi I bird c v !t. 1 ih.- bal?nee
on credit ol ouc * :?>, two yea pureli tser ]
togi/e ?? ??'> ('?,' wild oreilil portion bct'vjng;
in. ; , i from day ?? Kale, p.tyubleiannually,
I am! sver.r ?! ' y mcitjiage <?:' i'..'- pretai.tes, |
ivii a !.i fiinin im- ? G*ulo ou n br?" tell ?i the I
.lit ion of .ii.- 1 on !, and also to pay for
? p.i ;? ? and - atnps.
i N. IL?The Lota at llcevcsville, S. f., be
longing '? iiiu Estate of .losiph (>i.V..-, ivill
, b i >'ti fa.- salcsdoy in January ncxt
Sho.jf, - Office. ) IL HKi?S,
Orai. ?? II.. S. V., , S. n f.
Nov. 11. 1?0U. )
no% 13 id
Notice of Dismissal.
"YfOTICB IS IIRRBBV C1VI1N THAT tiN
the Mb day ol December, lt**10, I
will lib my final BC JOUtit iu the llohorabls
Probate four? nnd ink fo? Lullei? ot Dlsniis
s.d us Administrator of tho Estate of John
ti lmkes. T. E. DUKES,
nov 13 - It Ai'miniiUrnior.
W..T.
GROCER' ^Ipl LMJOR DEALER!
OFFERS TO THE l#BLlj|A JWELL SEj?tED 8TO"K. QF FRESH FAMILY
GROCERIES and Tino B?ndlRf C1iyj#rLlQL'QR8.
CnUing tlie attention of Housekeepers to tlie fnct Mint I ft:n supplied EVERY WEEK
with Freah CABBAGE (Red mid Wliite). ONIONS. CODFISH, IRISH POTATOES, DRIED
APPLES. Also flenu.ui, Hazel und Wallnuts, and Co.ico Nuls, and Butter Nuts and S. C.
Piecan Nuts,
The following brands arc on draft, CABINET, RYE, CORN. MONONGAHALA,
FRXNCH BRANDY, HOLLAND (JIN, JAMAICA RUM, C.YTAWRA AVJNiJ," PORT,
MALAGA, SHERRY and CLARET. Also
LAGER, CIDER AND E DIN DUR Cr ALK.
nil I offer rf,r\?Uv \ ff \ *f
to fidi Mr.; *OHNft- :*r
I shall try anil keen only an A No. 1 ARTICLE of
The OLD CITIZENS of the County ???'! hi hsppy to ftdd >fr." .*Oi?N ^^??^ (?? nterly
Agent of the S 0. R. R.. nt this ph.ee, vrilb me.
('??me our i:nd nil. rud>see lor yourselves.
Jnftl ix.!, od 0 Barrel* of the'far fnmcd'.C^NCl^NA^I ^-^^l^r.Ej^iJhiSa?er
needs no recommendation, but to drink it and pay for it. K'e>peclfnRyT~' "
' nov Kl?ly W. T. .MULLEIt.
-i. . . - _Z_i_-s?' ? \ j?>,T.
.John dayis & 00;; .
R.KSl*KjfJJTF.ULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANOE
bur<{ and Vicinity (bat tbey have opened a Complete Stock, of
Choice Family Groceries and Liquors
at the.Ol.l Stand of W. L Wt RH?y where they will be. pleased to h>o their friend*
and the public generally. You will find at our Store the lollowiii^'.-n ticlcs ' ?
BACON, FLOUR-, LAUD. BUTTER. CHKKSi;. MACKJE It EL 3
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS. SARDINES. .LOBSTERS . ilY^jrERS
PICKLES. CRACKERS. FRESH PKA?HES. CANDIES PIG 4HO?., '
SMOKING and ('HEWING TOHACOOi WINK, BRANDY, GIN 'wiIf?KEYS
?Hol the Choicest Brands, besides other articles not,mvnliouctL, AH ofwhich is offered
cheap I'm cash. *
"oV ? . Mti
Sheriff s Saj.es.
By virtue ?>f sundry writs of lt. fa., to r; i>
<li:?? ??(??<' l will seil lo i'xc high cat bidder,
:tf Orangeburg Tonil lloiihc, on the fuel j
Monday iii Bcc ruber next, t'oV c.isb the1,
following property, viz :
Due 11 aol pf bind con.Milling 1?U r.L\r* '
more or less, Oeuiu'cd l>y W. 'vVnti, A. .1.*'
l':iii. A. K. Smoke und cainta of (i. .1 Irics. j
I.CVi'od on a* lilC property of Nl.11'\ M^v'taro
tu ibe suit of !>..). Zeiglcr.
Al.so
Tin tracts of 'end. imc containing flflu
...... ,.w more i t- le <? boundcll north by Abb
Bo/ ?? I. ??? -t by Owen Phillips, south l>y Nl?*t v
A. Pair ami west ;>y I.'. N. Siroioan. The
mlicr trait ?*.>;>:.t:i<:n.? MX! acres litoirn or 1?.:
bounded iio.il: by Mrs. Stndri'w ttisi liy Mrs.
Pelkci. spiuh by Joshua Slvoiu.iii ait?' west
by David Stielt. l.-:vi -d on ns the property
i O. T. I'obo at the suit of I'.nd t'.. Suo
iiiu o ( lie,ti er. )
ALSO
One tract of land coiitnbiirg ?OfJ a* i
or less. hounded north mid pin?| t?_i/^
ticoigc II ley, roioli :>y J. Ni. Hutley. w
:.\ Aivev JoUe.-?. I.OViC'l Mil . ;? the |U opei? \
oi ?'.ii Douches nt the v; J. Ii. Hi
\ LSO
fine frnci of lac ! eon'. Billig fc "0 fter
more or less, I ooiojr.l north by Sir*, i'.i j???-?.
??. , ' . !'.-. .?. \V, Le ;. r?out!i by UntiietJ
p tynl west liy VViti. t;'?nii"y itirl D?ni^U
Itllcy. L'vii ' ???> ' the pio?ieclt of In-. !*:
U . Kciiiim :., is. !...? suit o; i?.;li.ci* Iii -y .
?I.SO
O.uc in e. of land s"ii)ii( td ? u i"-.'i's Bj^ijcl j
cou.nog ? '?? i< VvS more or !????. hoir.id-'d j
tSy*hurls ??Y. A. ft i-r.????. ,}Wv I. (-?>. ?. \\ !
I'l.i. Iltld Ml . ..- .ii a ' o..':. i. I... Vied ol
is tin !?? ;??.. * or the istiite of .1. t?. VV.
C'MV. I Aih'a'l *L. :?. Mvcvv Kx'r li.' M vciv. 1
. ALSO ' ': j
Otic ir ? ! < ! 1 ithihg '??'?<> iiCrcs |
v;?r? iir le >. bftl/udttl "oil l ir e.is: I y\jt.l>i; '?
i i.o:. p.soo fiml on alt oil;, r :.idc.? by So. Ci??iI
IL U. <'o. I."-... ': oh a? the properly of L. I
ft. flbuel! r. the . ?u: o! .lohn l\ Betty, !
...uomiii.
ALSO
Oiii irnel ol hiinl coiilniuing lOO s ica '
more >-t lo*i*, on Long Branch, bouiii'ed uoirjil
by A. o. 11 o> until and Abruni A mas er, south
by L>. .?. Uiiiiiph und e^atc 11 nc.v OliTor, i
it ; by esb le Jai i.b Culh i ;iii>! west by vV'im l
S:si ".ink'. I. ?> ii d oil a> (hi pi ojM . iv oi Writ. |
U Oliv i ni I ho suit Of 0. L. S. Si-ui i|r,k.
Si-, ruf s Oflicc*, ) li. K1(!0S.
Oin.igeburgC. H.,'3. > S. O. C.
.N. v. n. ist;??. )
nuv l:; .; 10
IX the A>i>.-.ri<-t 4 ourt ot the
VSITEl) STATES-- for S-..--1 ..iro
limt~06tob\r 7"?r.vi. ISHU?'/i Ihe M-jflir
Charit* W. I'airitk'tif U<irnirrtJ,,iS, C, Pank'
nij ? ?//.. , ??? Eytt ifn<i Efu l J/i$^fttirgt m
/.?...<'.!?',?'<?/.? (irdcrcd Hint a hcui'iilg lie hud
o:< the .i.i day nl ?eoambefi A. I), l ^i'.*. at
pedcial ' ..'i:4'. Bouse in Coluuibht-, S. i\ ? und
ihai .,!1 Cm litors. ?vc., or said uaiiKnipt up
1 -^.it said lime nrtd place, and show Cniisc,
it any ;h, y can, w!iy :liu pr.iyc;- ?.t" the Pcti
tioiu r buoiihi not itv granted. And ilia St
i.I and Th rd i.i'e io^, of CTreVlitoi*3 oT .-aid
Bi.ti'?i .-.*t;i V ?i. bj held at the o'licv ^1. .?. t'.
Cnrjieilti r, P.ito., Beglbter'of Pirsl and Se
ron, i CoUgl'esMoiial Districts. 'I.'., ??ii the
7:i; day ot Ib-.eii.bvi-. A. J'. IPtJU, ?J 1^ M.
By order of the Ctfttrt, thitOth day of No
vemuer, 1??00. <a
DAN I EL IiOUjLBECK, .iT
Clerk ot' the D iMriot of the
Ciiltbil States for Sduth Ciirolina.
nov l:; :tt
I S hie I>i.stt*ir1 Court ??f the
J US4TEH STATES?For South <'-u#.
ir.-i ?tjcifititx Ttrm, L^'i'.'?hi tue Ma'irr of
Th.fLPo/Uof Orungebu q Couiitff, 11?,A;?
rnpl^l'ttmonfoi Full and Fnti'l li<*ch\ii?> ikJ
'ctj .i>f<ero,i, Hint ti hearing bid b..<T
..? .. ecr. u day i I Dcociiibv'l; A. D. lb'ti'J, nt '
rpedernl Court House in Columbia, S. C; und
thiil ail Creditors, ?vc, of said Buu,kropi op
petii at said lime and place, and show cause,
I it any they can, why (ne prayer Of iltd Peti
i ion or hIioiiKI not b ? graiited. And that the
Second and Third meeting pf Creditors ol
said Bankrupt will he held nt the office of J.
c. Carpenter, Register of Pirsl and So
:.uirl Congressional Dial riet ^. 8. 1'., <>n the
Til: day >: Beceihber, A. ti. I***>".? at 12 M.
By order the Court? the lit li day vi Novem
ber, A. D. 1809.
DAN I EL HoRLBKCK,
Clerk of Ihe District Court of ihe
United State- for South Ciuolinu.
nov 1 ) ?t
Notice to Lien Creditor..
IN ?ANKR?l'TOY.
Jn the l?:stiict i nil it ol the United
Stnteft for ttto District orShnt'fi Cnroliin.
In the matter of J\m?:s S. TffoSrVsoS Eu
Parte M.\ky W. Bhctt, Et'xi
All peraoinH holdinglieuaingainat Ihe Estate
ofJamcf Si Thompson, Bitiiknipt, un- r?
nuircd .<? est tblish Ihb smo. befllre J. C
Carpenter, E?^.. Register in Unikruptuy,
No i- Btoad r'trert. ChsrlralOn, S. t'. on or
before Ihe iSth day of December, loOC,
P.y oWlet ol the 11 nt. Ocotye S. Pryan,
Judge of the District iCourt of ?ihe PnilCi
States, for the District of South Carolin'*,
r V. IM I1BLE.
TigV 13?11 Asiigr. i.
. ?i. >? . IMlUJuTiA.I,! M v.v.
f ' -. .9
H, ^ K now on li.imt ax fine o lot of SEW
ING M ?.CHINES n? "cm he bofght
aiiwilere in tile Ifnitetl Stnte.i. Thln^la
chiuc is coudiritotfil on-n now principl? of
mechanicit-m, poPHCtMinjg rare nml valuable
Emprtivemcnrs. Having Ifien examined by
the mo?l profound expert?*', and "prononficed
tol e Simplicity nnd Perfection-combined.
?' Ntiki'ntfpon guaranteed. '
nov I? oet 9 - <?? K-lar
?! 'ALL TRADE
18 % 9 IP
W. T.
r
;' ?ju*l npenud for Mi\pe.;t!o.(f?i^garn)plete
Slock oi
U the, .air.am^rgf bis
friend* {Ul<| ;b,** pubic ?i.crajij'k
STAI'LV AtYD FAXt'V - *
a :-iiMPLETK LINB.
HATS, cats. SHOES, Ac.
j AlBiQGKERYi
(i u a n ITK^ggjgi'd 0LASS\V A UK.
.T* i t VWn
A f.esb singly of ?*' ?*
just received, and wi!l be sold **?
Cyo^nc.a^i ?^1 .b^f^re t.^ijy?; elsewhere.
W, ?\^G*HTTOOT.
The Cliesw itcjpof tor
a weekly newspawbr,
. \* it!.^un'.it|in' ****
\i C. kcTufe &4. AHiillfiliY, Jr.,
?. .. I. * , > iZ
Cli'^TKU, & GL
1 :.KMS?Tu-.a:i..l.lv in Advance."....'.l/*3.00
605 :> (l, rj* If
E of
CHRISTIAN WOi?FE, deceased,to appear
before C. Andrews, .lodge of Probate,
on the lib day of Daijsri.ibrr next, for a set
tlement. Ape'i>.? ? U?n will be made on thnt
? l.?y t... a Final Discharge of YY. C. Wolfe an
l \< cuivr of "said Ktfttuej
*i.W. C. WOLFE,
nov C?41 . Executor.
Notice 6f Dismissal.
P.. .ate of Watfc H. Cni-kin.
"V-uTICK IS fTRRl-illY GIVEN TO ALL
_[^| Com-erned. 'hat I \w)l .ajijdy to the
.ln tft- of Viot.hte of OrnhfteThfr/ Bounty, at
Orangebtirc >*. C, on Tuesday, the 17th day
of December nest, lor a bind diseharge from
the Adniiui-itr.ition of ihc nbove m.nied E?
tato . A. J. '.. \ > I V.
imv t<?4t Surviving Administrator.
XT <?TIC K; ? All lVworm In
[>! del.icd to W. I.. W. I?I.I.Vhs a Mer
chant in (hangc^urg- VnW<*. r\?*?
,-,.me fo. v n vd ; ml PETTI.B I*P, Hi longer in
duleoccc can nof nc glvVm:J ** , .
not ft?tf JOHN DAATR, Agi.
* now o., u,,.o.i by J. W. I'A I' 1 Ei?M>N.
b?"o>, one ?>t; ibe bv?rf HuabAi-i?; Sva?jdn in
Orangehnrii. . t'^K.^i ..?4
TKa??.v-4il2,?0??$l.(*^tC??b-i>e re
mainder In ten .vear'y 't--i?lmei#te>-ft.\pply
to Mr*. LAWRENCE KKITt.
nov 0?if. St >lattbc*c? V. <X