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tHE ORANGEBURGr NEWS SATUKDAY, DEC. ^TTsc?. MALCOLM I. BROW XING, EoTftor. Bill to Regulato tho Sule of Cotton. Wo gjvo our readers below the bill in troduced into the Legislature to regulate the salo of this staplo; Something must be done in this matter to protect our farm ers, and tV-is. hill seems to us the remedy. Our citizens wo aro confident will be pleased t,o hear of its passage. A BILfcXTO RKOULATK THE SALE OP COTTON. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of tho State of South Carolina uow metaud sitting in Ooncrul Assembly, aud hy the authority of* tho same..- ? . . Section 1st. That a Commissioner shall be appointed by- in each County, who bhall reside at tho County-scat, whose duty it shall be weigh nil cotton ?old either loose, or packed in bales or in the seed. He shall keep a record of all cotton weighed, iu a book regularly kept, nnd open at all times to the inspec tion of the public, lie shall also keep a record of the names of the seller, and if practicable, of the purchasefor con signee, furnishing the seller with a cer tificate of tho weight of each package, duly signed by himself, us Commissioner. Before outcring upon his duties he shall take the oath prescribe 1 by the Constitu tion, and give bond in tho penal sum of $5,000 for tho faithful, performance of his duties. Section 2. The Commissioner shall have power to appoint a deputy in each locality where tho public requirements demand it, on the recommendation of 10 QitixuuB, Wiiu?? duties shall he !.!;c "ante as those of the Commissioner, w ho shall take tho oath of office, and give bonds iu the sum of two thousand dollars for the faithful discharge of their duties. Sectiou 3. Should nny pcrsou or per sons bo found purchasing cotton without the certificate of tho Commissioner, or one of his deputies, ho shall be sul j -t to a fino of $300 with imprisonment in tho State Penitentiary for uut less than one year. Section 4. That the Commissioner or deputy weighing cotton shall receive ten cents for each, bale weighed, and live cents for each parcel less than one hale. Section 5. All merchants or traders are hereby disqualified from acting as Commissioners or deputies under this act. ??>.??. An i? .1 ? ? Doings iu Columbia. A bill to prohibit the marrying of first cousins has been introduced in the house. Tho new Code of Laws and Practice is being discussed in the House. It re commends the establishment of a new in ferior Court, to bo called the "Court of Trial Justices," for the trial of small and mean causes. The new eodo will define the duties of Magistrates, which arc now vagus and undetermined. Tho Labor Convention has adopted a memorial to the Legislature; which we print on another page. Tho new State House is said to be fitted up in most elegant style The earpet in .tho Senate Chamber, alone, eost 81,200. In the House the following notice of intention to present bills was made: By Guffin, to punish all persons carrying concealed weapous, except the State municipal ' officer.-; by Sullivan, for an appropriation to furnish provisions to laborers working under certain contracts. '* The presentment of tbc grand jury of Orangeburg, complaining of tho iucom-' potency of the magistrates, was road and discussion ensued. Hausier aud DcLargo were not oomplimentary to Judge Car penter, who had charged the jury. Do Large said bo had sworn to discharge . the duties of his office with impartiality and hud been confided in, but h id proved recreant to the trust. The bill extending the time for taking the census was then considered. Wright, of Charleston, denounced the ct tisua takers as generally dishonest, nnd accused De Large aa. wanting to din his hands too deep iu the treasury. McKinlay then took up the subject, when DoLargc intimated that the latter Was full of morphine, and tho former a coward and not like Caesar's wife. '1 hero was great confusion, but no signs of fight. Elliott said that the Houso had hen Che scene of a disgraceful exhibition. All then laughed and shook hands, and the bill was passed. A Bill to define the manner of collect - ing taxes past due, ivas made the special order for to-morrow. JlLLSON, from the Commiltoc on Education, report cd favorable on the Hill to incorporate Clafliu University. In the Senate the memorial of.Oia Labor Convention, which had been pro? seated to both bouses, was referred to tho Judiciary Committee. Cain's bill for tbc oppropvlai'.cm of a million el dollar* to buy lands for tho poor received its fir..; reading. Kainey presented a petition from the Notional Independent Blues, of Charles ton, praying for an act of incorporation.-! Tho following bills worq passed: To prevent the arrest'of -the State officers j to iucorr.-.;;itc the Deutscher Artillerie Untorstvjt.'.ung Venen. Colonol S, A/Poarco, Sprugue's agent, for tho Columbia Canal, has arrived in this city, and will tuukc a move to iu duce the Legislature to exempt manu facturers from taxation for live years. After this'iS done ho. promiseu to com mence work. PkCMBKR 1.?Both branches of tho Legislature to-day passed resolutions in 4avor of the recognition of Cuba, and expressing sympathy with the struggling Cubanj. In the Senate, Leslie rose to a ques tion of privilege, and said he desired officially to deny unequivocally the state ments relative to the operations of the Land Commission, made by the cor respondent of the Charleston Actes in yesterday's paper. The following Bills received a second reading: A Bill to incorporate the Cl.if'in University; a Bill to define tho manner of collecting taxes past duo. Tho Couiiuiltc on Privilegs and Elec tions in the ense of Cothiian ami (lait-' KlN reported, referring the whole mutter to the Senate. Ordered for consideration to-morrow. * The Bills rend the first time yesterday, were referred to various Committees. The Sonate adopted a resolution to j hold evening sessions, for the considera tion of the new code reported by the Codifying Commission. ? house. ? The Hi use was engaged in discussion the following Bills: A Hill to amend the Homestead Law and divorce: a Bill to amend an Act relative to the record ing of mortgages. No final action was taken, uothiug elso of importance except a debate on and passage of resolutions of sympathy with Cabin. So.MK PltOSTKCT W'Alt WITH Spain.?Spain has had thirty Gunboats built in Now Voik harbor, for tho puf pose of operating more successfully, against Cuba, and such powers as have recognized her independence. rl he United States Government has stopped the sailing of thoso gunboats, upon the allegation that they are to he used against governments ( Peru and Cuba) with which the United States arc in friendly relation. Tho I". S. government had previously seized, nod still detains, tho gunboat Hornet, flying the flag of Cuba. And in fnet has discouraged and pre vented all efforts in this country against Spain. As she done by Spain, so would she do by Peru and Cuba. But Spaiu cannot see it in this li;_h:. and is brist ling very augrily over the matter. The affair looks ugly,, and seems to be troub ling the diplomatists of both nations. L is tho absorbit g topic in \\ nsluugton, where the Spanish minister is warmly pressing the release of the detained gun bouts. ?Tii.- probability is that the bub ble will not bo pricked until after the meeting of Congress. In tho meantime, KlUott, the colored lawyer ami law-maker, has introduced into the Legislature of South Carolina, .1 resolution favoring tho recognition of Cuba, and pledging the aid of the State to the General Government in case ol war with Spain. Burnish up your old swords, all ye braves who are not satiated with war ! ? Edyrjicfd Adeeribcr: ' SWKDISII I .MM Kill A NTS FOU SOUTH CAROLINA.?Wc clip the following from the Charleston Et irs: Mr. W. J. Ferlow, who was some time ago appointed one of tho immigration ngents <d' the State, an l who. for 'many months past, h?> been diligently at work, in the North of hu rope to turn a portion of the tide of immigration towards South Carolina,"arrived in this city yesterday from Mstlmo, Swfden, bringing w ith him twenty-six Swedish immigrants, mostly farmers, masons end carpenters. 'J ho now comers nil expect to select homes in thu interior of our State. Mr. Ferlow says lhat he can induce tho immigration of any number of Swedes, Danes and Germans to South Carolina, il planters who desire such laborers will co-operate with him by ad vancing a port it n of the passage money. Lynch Law in Sot tii Carolina. ?Samuel Jefferson, one of the hands on rhe plantation of Mr. William Gregg, was detected i\j a theft of cotton by hi* fellow laborers. They wore justly in dignant, at Ilia depravity, and held a Lynch court, when it was decided that I tho culprit should receive twelve lashes I on the bare hack. 'J hey were laid on by muscular arms and justice was ap peased, as all concerned woro colored and they conceded that they had a per fect right to whip each other.? CJuirJcs ton Ncion. -? Ml.' *9 ... ju.. ? ?? - - A Texas negro went into a blacksmith shop with his pocket full of powder. He departed shortly afterwards, through tho roof, A yomig farmer asked au eld Scotch man for advice in his pursuit. He told hiui what had been the secret ul* hin own success'in farming, and eoucluded with the following warning: "Never Saundie, never-^-ubovo all things?Never get in debt, but if you ever do, let it be for manure!. The "girl of the period" out in Mich igan wears n plug hat and c arries a cane, which is said to bo a delightful summer costume?but not comfort able in winter.' It is said?perhaps ironically, black smith's forge and steel every day. A work of art?a widow trying to get a husband. A Man in Waldoboro, Maine, zealously cares for a hatchet which, in the hands of a stalwart Indian in 1749, was driven into his grandfather's skull. It must be a pleasant thing to have in the family. Tho 1'rrs-bytcrian ('hureh.in Humter was entered a few nights since, and a portion of its furniture curried off by the sacrcligiuus thieve.-. Somebody who is (uown to his per sonal friends as Marshal Lamson is writ ing a hook, to he called "Personal Re collections of Abraham Lincoln," and hxs t it nearly ready for the press. It is a pity to discourage Mr.Lamson,but there is no disguising the fac t that the smaller the edition of his book the smaller the amount of mousy he will lose. The Supreme Court cd' Massachusetts decides that'tho lease of a plantation i n the Mississippi, and the delivery of cent thereon, ?ere not acts rf commer cial intcreourflo. nor prohibited by tl.o laws of ntttion3, nor by the act of Con gress, nor by the proclamation of the President. This decision validates the lease of jToperty from which tho Icssra Wfts driven during the war. There is said to bo a young man in Faycite, Missouri, who. though unable to j read and knowing nothing of written arithmetic, can solve any mathematical j problem in a wonderfully short spnc< ? f time. Some instances of this facility are given. 'J h ? numbor of flax set d necessa ry to reach tho sun. allowing six grains of flax seed to one *.:rain of wheat, am! j thirteen grains of wheat to the inch: Answer, 4tS9,497,COO,0()0,000. was ans wered in two minutes. Another prob lem:?What would $8,000 amount to iu ten years, compounding re-t ::t tell per cent.? he worked out in ihre?: min- ' utcs, absolutely correct. What would n horso bring, there heilig -VI nails in his shoes, allowing .'I cent* for tho first, tl I r the second. 9, 27. 18, and so on? was answered correctly in three minutes. "hymeneal. MAKUir.n-^On the 2tst of N-v., IB?O, al the residence of the bride's number, by th* Rev. John S. C, Hoffman, Mr. W. A. HOFF MAN to Miss U.U. JENKINS. All of O r - ungeburg I lounty. M.MtttiKH?-On the 2Cd Nov., 1800. by the Rev. T. E. Wnnnar.ia'kcr, Mr. J. A. LAWS to .Miss SALLIE PA?LL1NG; All of St. Matthews, S. C. M/.antr.n?On ih-, 2?lh Nov.. 18(50, by the Rev. T. E. Wannamnker, Mr. JAM KS MOSS to Miss MAOG1E HOL.MAN. All ol" <>r nttgoburg County, S. C. M.U:nn;i>?On the 2-F?tl> Nov., IStiO, a" the residence of Mr. F. J. iiuyck, l>y Lev. J. M. HcrlouK, Mr. JOHN I>. A NT LEY to 1 Miss FANNIE M. RUVCK. daughter of the Ret. i\ A. Rtiyck. All cf i-t. Matthews, S. C. M cnRiF.n?On the 25th Nov., ISflO, :.: the ; residence of Mr. P. .1. Ruyck, by the Rev. .1. M. M. ilonjr. Mr. FULLER M. Pllll'KF.T, | to Miss ELIZA I'. I.. Di PONT, on'y il.nighl. I er of tho late Jo 15. DuPont. All of .-t. Matthews, P. !'. OBI T U A R y. ? Diko- At lo r residence, in Ornngct i g County, on the l?th November. Ijtsji, in the 7?lh year of her njte Mr-. MAKOARKT RUMrH, widow of the 1st ('hrlsriati Kuinph. \V.4vi*5:i* A COMPKTKIVT > } UV ER.1EER i a Plantation am fifteen mil**s from Orangeburg. SafHf n testimonials will be required. Addrsss EON So. nee. t?tf Orangeburg Post <):!ice. A (tmtulMtratrix Xolhf. All All persons lisviug nny uluitiis against Oie Estate of Dr. tJ. V,. P.ouneM, "'nt>- of Orangeburg County, deceased, \% ill hand them in lo tlie titidt rsigued properly rottched' on or before the 1st <\*y < :' Februsry. 187(1, or pay men) will be, debarred, and all those indebiti! to said Estate will make payment forthwith. P.l.lKAIIKTH P. ItONNE'l T. dec I -"t Qualified Administratrix. In tlio ?'ojzrl ??" Psrobnf?, OUASGKIIVHO COIW'TY. T. .1. <!i ? Iwyil and 1 In 'lie in n I I c r of the A. T. Darby, vs Mirth.1 .). Antlry. el. al. P.state of R. S. Antley. On hearing the petition in this c:'-e. and on motion of Messrs. flutsons ft I cgare, it i ordere 1 thnt the creditors Of lh* s;:id R. S. Antlcy bo required to present and prove their demands before me by the 1st January, 1870. THAI). C. ANDREWS, DcO. In?, lhtl'.t. Judge of Probate. dec I li Tho State of South Carolina. OtiANOEiiunn J*1n Kquity. T. Olrnu Shulcr, Adra'r, ] Hill for ct. ttx. Injunction, vs I I) o w o r a n d L. T). Myers Ex'r et, al. j Relief. Ry sn order mndeju this cause, the credi tors <?f J. D. W. Collier are required to prove their claims before mo by the 8d tiny of Jan uary, lbTO. C. B. 0LOVER, dec 4?Ul R?frroe. SCHOOL BOOKS!! npiIE UNWiUSl?MHxlIAVK .11MCKNT-. ly publlKbetr ti series of Now I'iclorial Readers und Spellers, adapted to tlio tastes of Children of Loth sexes- Tliey have hcou prepared by l'rof. J. L. Reynolds, D. D.. of the South Curolina University. Tlie Series consists of six volumes, beautifully printed and elegantly illustrated with beautiful en gravings. Reynolds' New Pictorial Speller. 20 cents, Reynold's ^frew Pictorial Primary Reader, 2") cents. Reynol is' New Pictorial Firs! Reader, P) cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Second Reader, tit* cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Third Reader, HO cent... Reynolds' New Fourth Reader, &1.25. We duem it not improper to refer to a few of the advantages aimed at in preparing these readers. 1. The enlistment of s popular sentiment in favor of home enterprise, which is now be ginning to show itself all over the South. 2. To remedy the .evils complained of in our eco tola, of >> continued change of Toxi Rooks, - oostly habit, and one which injures the Schools, by preventing the children from lining put into elasse*. A scries of Home Renders, .it was supposed, would be used to a great degree and this serious evil thus avoid ed. School History ol South Carolina, told in a familiar style, by Prof, dan Wood David son, A. M., 00 cents. Prof. Reynolds' Writing Rooks, in ti series of five numbers: No. I. Exercises in the Short Letters. No. 2. Capitals and Short Words conimen. ciovc with t apitals. No. !I. Sentences Alphabotically arranged. No. 1. Boys'Commercial Hand. No. -V Advanced Books lor Girls, Seu teuces Alphabetically arranged. Du IM c tv ChiipoiiUt a liool Register to last rix months, price 10cents, Du tlio S Chapman's Table Book, price 10 cvuts. Teachers and Educators who wish to ex amine any ol the above Works, with a view to introduction, ?iil rnve a ' ?'i'.v sent them ? ?ti receipt of halt thoubovc retail price. DUFF1B A CHAPMAN, Bookseller! and Stationers, Columbia, S. C. N. B,?The above, and numerous other Hook- und Stationery'for sale bv dec I?ly ? u! 17 Russell-Street. Campsou Mills Flour i; M i I \ Kl) Til K f i n .s r r u /. .1/ / cm ? At So. Ca. State Fair, Columbia. S. C, 1 809. The undersigned olfer to their Country Friends and the Public in general a ??; ui< u and pure article of Hoi:?. They have on hand and Grinding Daily a lull supply of Choice Family Extra ami Sup6r FLO I B. Also, Northern and v.. iterh Flour at low est ma 11.. 1 price. CORN. OATS und HAV?"?000 bus. Prime IVbite and Mixed Ct>rn. 20O0 bus Prime Onts ami nOti bales Prime Basiern and North River Hay. JNO. CAMPTEN & CO.. ilcc -t?'dm Charleston S. ('. Ol FICE Or TUB \}W\m?ii\ FcrJilixor ('?tupuii.v, Augusta, On., Nov. l2:h, .?">'?>. Having on hand n Fair Stock of No. 1 i' ii R U \ i A N ii ? A N 6, and a hope ;n w ol be ng able to kqop up Hie supply, wo red he a t In- privu of, tylCKSON'S cpv 1 OCX 11 to Sixty-Five DoUatti per Ton of 2,0 1 11.'. lor Ca>h. " And on Ilm? tii: November I. !S7d. to $70 and tatet est, for approved City Acceptance. : Prayn^-o. in til! ens -. Sl.i I pin Ton. Dick- '? sou's t 0 to pound al ?? t.e dolivcr I ! roe j of Clsnrga, at any D pi.t iti South < irotiui;, in exchange i'<o- CtCh :i S rd, :.? the rat ? >.i , 100 pounds ol i!i- Compound for I{Vbushels 1 (at! pounds rnch) of see. I. Bags (or * n'i i furitishvd free ol eh; rge. vddiesa K. P. ALEXANDER, dec -t- 11 v re Columbia, ";. I IV A 11 M K ! C s KOPS AND 1 1NCRKASR YOU! 11 PK (ENIX GUANO. Imported hy us ? ' from IMacn: I ft * it 11 Is. s mill pnciJle ' ? can. 'irrr>:n. <.?: nun ?s ? o,*H .max: m i. - . :u> g,ca.\'0. Prej tin ' ? av n ? j . (la,, I <" iv'o ton, s. '' . which ha ; roved ::: the .1 th best Manure in in o. FOR SALE BY 17/7 T f"; "> v f '? ,'< y v ?: ??? n r\ j.'tTro:?. r/:Rd h DTuhrBn in e>S ? \S'I IA/i ST..? II ABLEST? >N. S. C. li tl BROAD ' REt T, IL'Gl S ! v GA. ANo. ?.y. Agent. > also ki ep IT RE No. I PERI Vi \ S GUANO, FBRh DISSOLVE! BONE. PURK I \M> PLAS'I !.?;. For turther information, adtlress i?m Irr eiieular, or fcubscribrf to >'< hrrn ly/i .-. inihtt, published t.v ?. 0. MaeuMirj ? _> v (?>.. at August b and Savon nah, Ga., al tin low | rice of 2<ic. > er annum. deel If IN Tili. I Ol l.' l it, I lit)] lerras. Murihn M. Stroman, v \ low, I SppHcd ?o me fi r rs of A It. . u tin* F.state ??:' U<.-?olom S'.roman '. i Orangeburg Count . dee.ct ? * i. These ar?? flier U re .? te and > Imo all and singular d*- kindred ami Credi of the said deceaied lo bo and ?near, fore n.o. at a Court of Probate for the County roln- holden at Orangeburg, on Mtb day of December, IS00, at It) o ch k M.. to shew cause if any. why tin -v ministraiion should not be granted. Givi n uuiler my Hand and the Seal ? ;' Cot ihn 20tli ila.i i ; Nov., A. D. I*?>0. i tlm iiinety-lhird year of Amcri an In pi ndc nee. THAI). C. ANDREWS, dd t 'it v \ t lit I'r. b LN TIIK COURT OF IT?()1I S I K. Whereas Thomas W. Oleaton It at It n] ? ?! in me t"r Letters of Adinislralion, on t'. Estate of Absoluta < Icaton, Ir.te uf Orange burg t !onnly, >'.i c< used. 'fliese are therefore to cite and ndmnni.di nil and singular the kindred and er. iiiors o! the said deceased, to be and nppenr.befori me nt a Court of Probate for the ii i Conti? iy, to bo holden ?t Orangeburg on iii* l?th day of December, I BOB, al 10 o'clock A. M. lo show i sus" if any, ^i. v ti*mi ' Adminii (ration should not be granted. Given under my hand and tlm Seal of^thc Court, this 1st day of D.mher, A. I?. lsti'.t, and the ninety-fourth yearol Ameri. can Indi pt ndenee. THAI) c. ANDREWS, dec 4---21 Judge of Probate. S CHEAP FOR CASH!!! at . 1|; Cartmill & Vince's! WE II AVK tfOWON HAND A BULL AND WALL SELECTED STOCK OF CHOICE AND DESIRABL1 Goods, to which wo call the attention of Purchasers, and which we will Guarantee to Sell at the LOWEST CASH ?PUlCKS. ) Our Stuck consists in part as follows: . DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. BLANKETS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, DRKSS GOODS, WHITE AND BLACK AL. pacas, Black Silks, White. Red, Grey, Blue and Opera Flannels, Broad (Moths, Cassitnera, Satinetta, Kentucky Jeans, Dam- ..; linings, Ticking, Stripes, Plaids. Lindsoys, DeLaucs, Calicos. Long Cloths, Bleached aud Brown Sheeting and Shirting, Irish Linens, Bleached and Brown Linon. Damask, Russia. Bird Eye Diaper Towels, Breakfast Shawls. Nubias, Hoisery, Glove*, Dress Trimmings. Buttons, Linen Cambric Hdk's, Edgings, Insertions aod a Large Variety of Fancy Articles, Toilet Soap, etc., Ac. BOOT, SHOE, EAT ATO CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 0 LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS DRESS AND HUNTING BOOTS, FRENCH FKLT Hats of the Latest Styles, Black Cat'sitner Sacks. Fancy Casaimer Suits and Cents Shawls. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. |B|i< GUNS', T ABl iE AND POCKET KNIVES, RED .JACKE i AND COLLINS AXES, HATCHETS AND Claw Hammers. Butt IIi:ig s and Screws. Shoo. Finishing and Cut Nails. Trace Chains, Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, CoO- i ton and Wool Cards. Stei 1 Corn .Mills. Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Cap.-,. Powder aud Shot. Table aud Tea Spoons, Seivc*, M pof. Ovcifs, Kettle . Saucepans. Bakers, Frying Pans and Spiders. , *?? - j y v / .n ei?-.t i um "Bur vtvt vOt TT "B" 4"\ Y T / \ "H~? Ct liituWAi5*S, u .aHES, ? juuj<u?i?5, &e. / SUGARS?Crushed, Clarified and Brown, SYRUP and MOLASSES, COFFEE?Rio anil Java. Green and Blaoky Tens. Flour, Lard. Bacon. Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders, Cheese, Mackerel, Herrings Biscuits,. Egg, Boston, Butler, Water and Gin^er Snap'.. Can Oysters, Lobstur?, Green Peas and Tomatoe, Peaches, Pine Apple, Straw Berry, English Chow ? i t. Chow, ?American Pickles, Brandy Peaches and Preserved Ginger, Jellies, Dried Fig-*, Candies tnd Fruit. WHISK EY_Nectar. Bourbon, Rye. Sherry Wi.'ic Ales, and White Wine Vinegar, A Largo and Select Stock of CROCKEEY, GLASS, TIN AND WO OD WARE. Will buy COTTON and all Kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. ' ? -' Vtr Mr. J. M. DANNEU is with u<. an 1 wrlll bj phased t > see his Friend* -?a * CARTMILL & YINCE, ? nuT< 21} Im RUSSEL-STIiEET. ORANGEBCRG, S. C. L 6fiica ?f County Auditor, 1 ??!..?.N't.I NU KG. S. ?"., Novr.y.?f.i?, -<ylli, !' ntiCi , '...!.?? ? with ?? ? ?ii ?'?"> ol I he Aol ??J'ruvi Ihifi i the AS.SI"S/i dl'NT an 1 TA? ATI |N >"?f I'RtMl'Kl'.TY,' |hc Coin y I5?n?;r?l lit :. :ti.i!:.'.< ; rt ill in?!-: at this IhVlCC Oil iii ? Second Moiuhiy in Dce-oinber, I in ?I?, f?sr the pur| ??.-o of Ihpudiir.iiij.: the '.'?r--r.it IJro ; . Mi nrys aiul Ci'fc'iits ..; ;i; ? ? ..? i,iy. \".i i iirtios Iimtc tin* right ?>? an \; ji !r?>m l?t< loci ions of ihr A>scV.? : :. .'? ? furird. :?! Hoard " ill Kqualiz? by Townuhij?? as follow/" : Am Ii?, l.'ranchrilie und I'nV Ouw Town fh'.j?'. na >!??;.liny. 1 fit It Dec* inner; lfcT>0, Con ' ii.Htle, L'.iiiKto and ?!'?..??<?. ??!? fuwn shlpa on t'io Mill D'eeetiibrr, 1~ t ?..-?i ?. v -. (!nii|!aml mid i: lireii Toirn shi| ! on the loth Docenih r. Ifift'.i. I.'<?p. ? ? :. !.-. h. and Liberty Townships mi tlie Intli Deennher, ItVil?. Mid I ;-. Sew It'ope s.n-1 Ornne,? Township.! on the 17:!i Dfeeinb'er, l?dt). 1 Grove, Poplar ami I'rovidenee Town ehtpn on she 18th December, i t. ? '. , (iror*. Tabernacle mid Union Town ibiph on :h* -''tit December, I8?ill. Vance's, Willow and Zion Townshipi) en t !.<? 2: t>< evnibei. Ulli'.*. i !., rs oi the lift er? Townshipi are ? xp?ete?l in he present on the day ithon in i;. i "' ivnship is if In- Kqmili"' !. JAS. Van T.\. TL, nov 27- ill County. Auditor. 1U1K Sl'HSURINKH >i \ : ON HAND ?? M.O?M> *??>d Mri. k. whicl n ill i..- s ? '. ! a: $l? per 1'NH) ni inj ynr?l in Or iintieburg; JAs! CANNON. NO ! h i; to LI KS < IMWITOltS IN IJANKIU' PTCV. I it the District t ourt of rhu 1 iiilod States for the District of Southbrolinn lr. :*<? matter of r*irs ti. Stziufns, Bankrupt. Ei p rti P. T. |)n in ?, Vesignefl. I'erHori* holding liens ag.iiusi the Batate of Caleb tt. St' plr n:?. Ilmtki opt. are required to establish the same hotW? i C. l'^rpeuter K~.j.. Register in itaukriipivy, No. . 1 ft rend I street, ? haileaton, y. t .on er befoie ;he If : January IH7?. i ;. or<rvr of the lion, fit r.r? S. Ilryati I ,'n iy.c ol tbi.- I>ifttrict (.'ourl 'tor .South Caro lina. I'. V. Dill I! I, K. Assignee Caleb Stephens, n< ? 20 t I it inkrupt. MM It I) TO LIEN < ItLDnOUS IN i? VNK til i'Tt Y. In the Histricl C nrl of th > Uutt? d Still ?<: f i tho (Ijidrt'ei ? t S nth (!at linn In tin matter of IIrsri I. Bmiiak, Baak '':;?:. /.. fiirU I' V. I)ii:hIk, Assignee. Persona holding liena against in.- list ate o II. nr\ [#. Smouk, Hniikrupt, are required i< establish Mi- name before .1. f ("arpenter Ks<)., Register in Bunkrtiplay So, 7J llroiul Htrect, ('hnrleston S. C. or before tl _<ii h Deoi mber lioxt. Uy order ?d the Ihm. Ocorgo h<. Bryan .Judge of the District Court of (he Unite St.it.>? f.n South Carolina. P. V. DIBBLE. nor 20 til Assieiu'e II. L, Smouk. Bankrupt. sn thr. court of pkob\tk i Wiicar.* i. J M. !! rinne hallt applied | > me :or letters <?! A Intinifi ration nn llie Ks tii:.' <?' N. I . Ilcrhuig !a;o <>i 0 rangtbt:rp . County, deceased. 'I'm. ?? therefore lo eile and admonish ? .1". arid singular ihn Kindred und Crciii tarn , ol' tii?* said ?Ii censed, lo ho und appear l> ? ruf? mc ;.t n Court of Probate for tue said ! C( io.' v. !?? bo '?? ? len at Orungeburg 011 t'.i? ? 1 ihty "i December, l^'i'?'.'. al Ii? o'clock .?. M. ti sli ? " i-ntisQ iT any. way the paid Ad ministration should not be grunted. Giviii under my band and the Seal of Iho Ctrt. tbis 24t Ii day of .Nov.. A. I>. JHfjft. : and in the niuety-lotirl h year of Americ; :? j I ndepetiticnco. THAI). C. ANDREWS, nov .'7?'Jt Judge of Probate. I r.N Tin-; court or urobati;; Wi!i;?r.vs. Ephraim DufTord and Mfirga rei M. Du fiord bath applied tome for hel lers of \diiiitiiMration on the Estate of .Mary MoCliirc, late oS Orangohurg County, dee'd. These aro therefore 10 cite and admonish nil and singular Ibe kindred and creditors of the Paid deceased, '?> be ??nd appear before mo at a t'onri of Probate for tho said Countt, to t<e holden nl Ornugchurg on th-- ?>th day of December. ISMU, a! 10 o'clock A. M. 1*0 show cause 1: any. why (he said Administra tion should not i>e granted. Given under my band and the S#il 0" the Court, to;s 20th .(ay of November, A. D. I SRO. and in the uineiy-fourth year of A lerica i tide] etidi nee. THAI). ( ANDREWS. hot 27?21 Ju-'tre of Pronrfte. [N i m: court of I'robatb. Wunne as Thomas P. Stokes hath applied i" me for betters of Administration on the K sie of Mrs. Rebecca Shuler, late of Or angeburg County, deceased. rhese are tlierei.ire te l ite and admonish all :in t sipgilbvr the kindred and ere liters of tbf> said deceased, to )>?* and ?*ppe.ir before me a' a Court of Probate for tin sai 1 Coun ty. 10 ho bohlen at Orangeburg *u the Oth day or December, Ist.'.', at In o'clock A. Nl. to *Vv?v cause if any. 't'iy itio s*i i Adminis tration should not be ;r: ilnte !. Given under my hand and the Seal of Iho Court, thi< 22d tint of November, A. P. It ? and in the niuely-fourth year of A tit e 1 ii an inOepcudi net . 1II Ub <\ ANDREWS, nov 27 -21 Judire of Pro! ate. Estate Sale. Ry virtue of an order of the I robale .bulge, ol ti.ii Coupiy, I will sell nl Qrnngsbt rg, S, i'.. on Monday the 6th,day of December next, al the close of Ilm Sheriffs sales, 2 Mules, Wagon and Wagon Harness. A I.SO On Tuesday 7i!i day of December next, .it the late residence ol ''!.? stiitn Arani, de ceased, a lot of Corn, Foddvr and other. Pro duce, and some Farming Id' ns I- and !'???: ie? hold Articles. All of the Estate of Christ sii \t ant, deceased. Terms cash. GEO, P.OblVER. .? ! tii hid* ruor. Orangeb?rg, S. G., Nov. 20tli ' n iv 27 1 ?UANOfcB?RG? In Equity. Iletrv D Ronnett, Adm'r uj Jno. P, Ronnett, Adm'r et. al. !>y order in this ease, the creditors of George J, Honm-it. deceased, are require) to prove rheir demamls before me bv ibe 20ih l)ooemb*r. lSdO. GEO. UOblVKR, October 20, 1800, C. C. P. nov 27 td saens' s Sales. - ? ?' By virtue >>f sundry writ* of fl. fa., to ra> directed I 1i a.-d to the highest bidder, ;i! Orangehurf Court House, on tho trat Nioudnj in December next, for east, tho fiiljo? v property, via: ?.? ,\ ;VJ One vi of Und containing 120 ?eres inure or Jem. bcunded by W. Watt, A. IF, Carr. A K. Cmokc ?nd estate of 0. JMrick. I ? r . 1 on us : 11c property of M*ry McClura r.i ihs suit ?f D. J. Zeiglcr. ALSO a* ?ai T^o tructs of land, one containing "9^ acres more or ir.-s. hounded north hj'ApJJ^^^ Bozard, east h\ <*Y?rii Phillipe, south by Mary \. Fair and west hy (-5. N. Strom an. ?' The r tract containing I (Mac res more or i*ta. nouuded north by Mr*. Stiuler, east' fiy Tita. " i r.\ I, ishun Stroman tt'd *nt? by David Snell. Levied on as the property of L 0. T. Bobu at the suit of ?a*l If.;Niin-#jX tain (bearer.) '~ ? *? Ji. X AlSO One tract of land containing COO a?r*s> more or less, bounded north aud earn by George Hariey, south by J. M. Harley, wt?rtK >>? \lvey dunes. Levied on as ihe property I of Joseph i?ia? at the suit of J. H. liar- ? icy. OS del ALSO " One tract -"f land containing more or less, hounded north by Mr?- flr^trea. east by Dr. J. W. Kein, south by* Daniel Biley and w?si by Wni. Gaffney and Daniel j lliley. Levictl en as the property of Dr. Hi ? W. Kennedy at the suit of Daniel Riley. - ? ? ?0 VI SO "' One tTaet of lard situated on Bull's lira nob c ntaining A 10 acres more or lets, bouuded by lands of A. B. Griffith, Jesae Pair sitd Mrs. Kiheoca l olUer. as the property of the estate of Col'.ici \ Im r !.. ?. My?r.?, Kx'r (!. Myers, ALSO ? One tract of Und containing 300 seres"'4* more or less, bounded on the e*st by, JoH,?**1 Thompson and on all other aides by So. t.'a."*. i:. i'.. Co. Levied on as the property of L.^' It. Howoll, at the suit of John D. Kerry r Guardian. '"! t . // iCX. ALSO One tract ol 'and containing 4f>0 acre* mori or less, < it Lortg Branch, bounded nortb by A. t?. Unit: ...i and Ahrain AiiiHkt-r, south i v i>. J. Butn]di and estate Hepry Oiivor, ,<,i-i by estate Jncqb Cullef ami west by Wm. Sistruuk. Levied on as the property of Wm. D ' iv. r at the suit of G. L. S. Sistruuk. ALSO '?n Tuesday after sa'.e.?dsy in December ; >xl, I will sell al the Residence of W, 1?. Oliver toe following personal property, to xvil : One Mule, One M?rd and^'olt," One M . . a. One Carriage, D? or 1'J Head of Cat tle . er 80 head ot bog*? 1_\? Bushels i ern^ 1500 pounds Fo lder. ??'> bush' b Coy.jn Scjed< and H?nscheid and Kite!.en Furniture-. ?J??-.d. *V" > vi q ? |?d SheritCs Offioc, ) H. HlGtSBv i!"?* OrangctiurgC. II., s. c.. I S. (k'lCVwaq Nov. 1 (, ;Sr.'.?. ) i . . ?< H R?V IB -.?talti*?'i -._-s-~-Jdn.il...lajgai The State of South Caroline? (;01 N rJ \ Ob OU?-NO'?lltel?r1^ T -H ?tat. By virtue of mi order ft am the Honorable; . Probate Court of said Ceupty^ ^ w^UtcU Orangeburg Conn I! "i.s*-, on sidesnajr nil eeoi'o r ii. xi. (he follow ing poi?->yal prv?pA ..i the Estate of rt. Aadiv^A'deteafVlj'^3 ?J Shoals. .'<> Husivclsof,Corr, Ittyl. poun '". , of Cot?on in tho seed and 2tx? pjuads of ^od? j dor. Terms easii. . ? ANN C. A>T>R?Wtf!**** ?ov 13?td Administratrix-..