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L O O .A. I.. 8ATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1870. Christmas was enjoyed to a groat do grco and in every variety of manner iu Orangeburg. Despite the dreadful wreath every ono seemed determined to re member that, rain or shine, it was Christ mas, and that it should bo tnado merry. School Notices.?The exorcises of, the two excellent. school.-, Miss. Albergot ti's nud Mr. Fctin's, will bo resumed on Tuesday next. See their advertisements. A PntZK?Godey's Ladv's Book? "Wo offer the Godey'is Lady a Book for ono year to the writer of the best Ori^i ual Story. The decision to bo mado by * eoininittoo of gentleinen, tu.be appoint ?d by tho editor. The story iA-t tu be longer thun ten pages foolscap, und the'* prize story und such others as we deem lit, to be published in the Oranoeuuiui WeW8. Stories to be banded in before .10 1st of February next. At a meeting of the Elliott Ilook and Ladder Company, on the 13th of De cember, Mr. J. II. W?hlers was elected Secretary, in place of Mr. Chas.S. Bull, resigned. Bucuu Oleum.?Mr. Price, a wound ed Confederate soldier, will sell u won derful medicine at Orangeburg. The Tonncsseo Republican Jianner, snys: "The Buchu Oil, which has created so much excitement here of late, certainly is the best medicine of the kind over of fered to the public. We h ive beard of some miraculous cures from the use ol It." Mr. Price, also has a wonderful "Crip Cement," .which will unite things so /thai '.'lie man Can put asunder. Look for him iu the crowd, ml Monday. Mr. Price is flopping at Tread wells' Monument Association.?Wo pub lished sonic weeks ago, an appeal from .Mrs. Louisa McCord, President uf the iSoUtll Carolina .Monumental Association .It is proper to inform our readers, of tlie 4i?iure ami objee's of the Association, it is au attempt on the fait of the women of Carolin *, to oioct-u inoiiiiuj?ut in the eity of Columbia, to the memory of the South Carolinians, who fell iu ihc sur vice of the Confederacy. All women ul' 4>his State may become members, by uu - rulliug their uumes and contributing 25 ccuts. Besides this fund it is expected that contributions will bo made by the citizens .of the State generally. The Association was organized in November and the movement is hailed with grati tude throughout the Stute. Committees ' ?re to be appoiutcd iu overy county to invite membership, and eolleet lunds. Wo kuuv/ that Orangoburg will do it?> .part in carrying out the uoble design. ?Mode*. (Jotton Raising.?Mr. N. Austin Bull raised, the present year, on his form near Oru?gcburg, two bales of cotton, on one acre and a quarter. The i'" ijtwo bales brought $200. A decided success, certainly. "Go and do like wise," in the "New Year." - Sale Day in January.?NoxtMon day will be a "fearful day," in Orange burg. We look for an immense crowd. ''"/Chore ure advertised to'be sold on that day 16,300 ?eres of land iu the comity, besides several town lots iu Ordngcburg, atfHoeves Station, &c, nud a large quan tity of personal property. - ??? ? ???11 . -. -TM - - *We are requested to say that the .-amendment to the Charter of Orange ?burg, to bo passed at the present session ?of the Legislature, is to give the Town 'Council the power to compel all owneis of town tots to iu a side walk on tho ?streets as fur ns their lots cxtuiid on the isame; or, upon failure of owners to do ?so council, shall have it douo at own ers' expense. Fresiikv.?Tbc heavy ruins of last week caused u great rise in the river. The whole swamp is under water, fur three-quarters of u mile, from the river bahk. Mr. J. P. Hurley's dam has ffiren way. and tho water has ovoi {lowed it in several places. Tho bridges itro'iiRI) .badly dutuuged, through nouo uf them .?ro entirely gone. Wo hope that the County Commissioners will repair tho da mug es as soo.u as the lall of .the water renders .it possible. Would it not be cheaper to put j>rr Mcnint bridges at uocc't Tis.rjs^'jL^jS'VXf-iJk.-e-'-JJi Reynolds' Menagerie nud Gyrunasuiui, will bo bore on Monday next. Prof. Rcyuolds is a nutivo of Georgia, nud from what wu havo heard of his show, ho will no doubt, afford n rich enter tninincnt to ihc havers of fun and won ders. "Come and bring the children" to boo tho big elephant, "Stoucwnll." Recollect, Muuday is the day. 7 Emancipation Day.?To-day, Jan u:iry 1st) is celebrated as emancipation day by tho colored people. We lenrn that (hero will be n procession, "jollifica tion, nud spcccli-miiking among the col ored people at this place. Micro is not the ltiurt objection to this. It is natural that our colored people would note and observe this dny. Let them in doing so, . t> realize the important change it has Wrought in their condition. Let them, discard all dcinagogisni, and incentives to discontent ; but, resolving upon a course of industry. honesty, and econo my, let llioni piepare themselves, each year, for the better discharge of the du ties, and tho hotter enjoyment of the priviligCB, accruing to thoiii in their new condition. COURT,?The Circuit Court will meet on Monday next. Tho old Lutheran [^Church has been fitted up very nicely as n Court House. There Court will be ^lield next week. Mr. Lucas, and the County Contniis sioecrs^ deserve credit for the promptness, judg.. cut ami taste with which they have prepared the building for tho purpose. They will uo duubt receive cuooniuuis flu in the Grand Jury and .1 udgc'Citvpontcr. who we believe is a judge of carpenter work. The pro ceedings nnd the {dace will be suggestive of a peculiar eo . bination of the ''law and be (JoSpel." COMMERCIAL. MAfl?2ta:T REPORTS. Orricc or tiik OuAMuaiunc News, December 81, 1609. t'OT TON?S.ilcs during the week 21 hales. We quote : Ordinary.20($}21 Low Middling.-?\ f Middling.'..22 It<>lmi Kick.$?l go per "ousliel. Cov.s.$!>20 per bushel. Cow L')CAS..+ 1.20 per bushel. i'lMiKRS.$1.00 per bushel. (30 El). 2 "? SILVER.20 CHAR] BSTON MARKET. CuaauKSTOK, Fimoat Morkinq, December 81, 18(59. Ordinary.221?23J (JooJ Ordiuaiy.28<l Low Middling.28J Middling.24 5>?'1L--On Hie Otis of l)o<oui ir nn I< j berThsl a LAM) TITLE, given I?3 O. H. Summers to J. W. Ouiinuljy, Any pi 1-en Unding the same will comer a favor by leav ing it :it this Ofiieo. dec '26 2t * TCjot-ioe to. Ucbtorsi and Crcdi A.i lorn.?All persons having claims against the Bstate ol James Wiles, ?eeoased, late of Orangeburg County, will proscnl them, duly vouched, on or before ihe 1st day of April next, or payment will lie debarred. And all persons indebted to said Estuie will make payment forthwith. ? DAVID B. OARRICK, dec 26?Ct (jiu.litied Administrator. Nolico of Dimissal. "jVTOTlCK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will, on the 20th day of January, INTO, tile my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate lor Orangeburg County, as Administrator of the Estate ul .1. .J. Hush, deceased, ami ask for Leiters of Dismissal, doc 20?td A. J. HYDIIICK. Notice of Dismissal. ?VrOTJCB is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the 19th day of January next, 1 will file my Final Accounts with the Hon. T. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, ami ask for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estates of K. 0. Carson and George Vice, dee 26-r-td W. W. VICE, Executrix's Sale. By permission Of tho Honorable Judge of Probate lor Ornngeburg County, I will offer for sale at public outcry, on t lie I lit li day of January next, at the late resilience of Mrs. M, M. Bumph, all tho personal Bstate of the said M. M. Humph. deccated. consisting of Cattle. Horse, Household nnd Kitchen Furni ture, Ac. Terms cash. ELIZABETH M. JACKSON, dec 25?21 Qualified Executrix. INSURE YOUR LIFE. rpilE E?11JITA1SIj13 lifi: con JL duets its business on tho PURKLY. MUTUAL ALL CASH PLAN. ??PAY AS YOU GO" is the safe rule in LIFE ASSURANCE ns in anything else. Its NEW business In the year lsr.s , v. ceded (hat Of any ?JOIIECK," "NOTE" or ??Ml\i:i>" COMPANY by upwards of Twelve Millions. a i.i. I'Hofits divided among ih? Policy Holders annually. IN CO.MF.. 0.0O0.000.00 ASSETS.10,(MK),OOU.O0 Tho KQl I F S 1:11: ASSURANCE SOCIETY efferji to the Public nil the REAL \1>V.\\. TA06 whloh can with safety be conceded by any Company. N. AUSTIN BULL, juno 20?apj 3?tf Looal Agtut, Sheriff's Sales. In the Circuit Court. OHANG EBURG ?In Equity. P. V. Dibldo, ABsaigueo in Bankruptcy uf K. Argoo. VS. lt. M. Argoe, Sr. J By virtue of an order of sale made in this case by the said Court, I will noil at Orange burg, S. C; on Monday tlio :l?l day of Jan uary next, during the usual hours of Bale, tho following : \11 that plantation or tract of land situate iu the County of Ornngcburg and Statu aforo said, on Good bind Swamp, containing Ninety (tlO) acres more or less, and bounded by lauds of Daniel Bain, of the said Edward Argoe, ami Jmncs Ii. Phillips. Terms?One-half cash, and the huh.m-c on a credit of six months purchaser to give bond for said credit portion, bearing interest from day of sale, ami secured by mortgage of the premises, with a covenant for resale mi a breach of the condition of the bond, and also to pay lor papers and stumps. ALSO ORANC3BJJUR(J?In Equity^ Franklin W. Fairey, | In the vs. v .lohn Burrs. j Circuit Court. By virtue of order of salo made in this ewe by the said Court, I will sell at Orange-' burg S. Con Monday', the 8d day of Jan uary next,during iiie legal hours of sale: All that plantation or tract of land, situate in the. County of (Jolleton ami Stute aforesaid, oil Cattle Creek, waters ofEdisto River, con tinuing two hundred and eighty (280) acres irore or less. and hounded by lands of Henry A i it itt. .lames Applehy, Lewis Brothers, Priink Reeves, Estrito of Joseph Dukes, de ceased, and William Reeves. Terms ?One-third cash, the balance in one year, secured by bond with interest from date, piyahlo annually, and a mortgage of the premises, with covenant for resale on breach of bond, purchasers paying for papers and stamps. II. RIGGS, Commissioner. U.SO OR A NC EBURlj? Tn Equity. Artcmus A. Connor, Adm'r., et ux. \ In the vs. > Circuit. Margaret McMichacl, et al. J Court. By virtue,of an onlor of sale made in this c.,v ^ t,v C?urt, I will sell /at Orage* burg. S. C. on Monday the 3d of January next, ?iii .ng I he usual hours of sale, the fid lowing lands. 1. All that tract of land situate on the Kinnnker'fl 15ri<lge Knud in the Cork of the Kdisto Rivers in the County of Urangeburg and State aforesaid, containing two hundred und sixty-six'(2U'J) uercs more or less, ami houn !<??I l>y lands of W|u. C. Moss, Dr. D. W. Ilnrton and Josiuh D. Smoak, the Biltnaker'a Bridge Road, the Remainder in Dower of Mrs. Margaret McMichacl, lands of Mrs. il<tcigcr, and ITnrpin Biggs. 2. The Remainder in Dbifrer containing Sixty-four (ti I) .acres mor?"* or less, and bound ??'I by the Dinnakcr's Bridge Roud, lands nf I?r. I). \V. Bart"ii, Jnsinh D. Smoak. und Kstate binds of the said Paul A. McMichacl* Conditions?One-half cash, the balance on a credit uf one year, with bond, bearing in terest from day of sale, payable annually, witi. mortgage of tho property an?l covenant for resale on breach of condition of the bond, snd to pay for papers nud slumps. ALSO OR AN A EBURG?In Equity. John F. Bonnott, Arhn'r. ] In the . . ? V' . f . John P. North, et ux, et al. ) Circuit Court By virtue of an ot lor ofsalu made in this case by the said Court. 1 will sell ut Orange burg, S. ( .. on Monday the third day of Jan uary next. All that plantation or tract of Lind siiuate in tho Fork ol Kdisto River, on the run of Little Beaver Creek, waters of the North Kdisto River, containing sevou hundred and BCVCtity-two (TT-i Kcrcs mere or less, and being the rc.-tl estate of which Mary l'ou died seized. Said land will be sold in parcels and pints uf saiu parcels exhibited ou the day of talc. Terms.? One half cash, and the balance on a credit of twelve mouths, the purchaser to give bund for said balance, bearing iu:.r etd from day of sale, payable annually, se cured by a mortgage of the premises, in which shall be inserted a covenant lor resale iu case oT a breach ol said bund, and also to pay !"ur papers and stamps. ALSO OUANG EBURG?In Equity. Washington I'. Glover, Adm'r, i In the vs. V r i r <: u i I Sophia A. Glover, ct id. j Court. By virtue of an order nf .-ale made iu this ease by tho said Court, I will sell at Oruilge burg, S. C, oe Monday the 3d day of Janua ry next, during the usual houis of sale. All the rent Estate ol which Lewis C. GIov er died r-eised, tn wit : Tract Nu. 1. Si uste, lying and being on big and LitfMe Mil! Rruuchs. in the County uf Ornngcburg and Stateof South Carolina, containing 5W8 acres more oi h-?s.aynl bound ed by lauds of G. D. Koitt, Rev. T. 11. Lo ga re and tho Dower Tract ol Mr?. Sophia Glover. No. 2. The remainder in Dower nf Mrs. Sophia A. Glover, containing I8U acres more or le>s. ami bounded by the Estate lands above mentioned, andlnndsof IV, P. Glover, N. A. Dull and Kev. T II. Lcgnre. Terms.?Ono half cash, and the balance on a ere lit nf twelve months, purchaser to give Lund for said balance, Lent ing interest from ?Iny of sale, and secured by a mortgage nf tin1 premises, with a covenant for result on a brent '.> ol the condition uf the Bond, uml to pay for papers and stamps. ALSO OftANG EBURG ? In Equity. t. C. Andrews, ") Judge uf Probate, ( Dill f..r VS. f Rufus "Altaian. ) Foreclosure, ruder the decree in this ease. 1 will Bell at Orangeburg C. II., on Monday tho ihlduyof January next, during the usual hours .if sale, all that ir.it! of laud containing two hundred acres, situate iu Edistb Folk, hounded by hinds of L. VY. Jermigun, and lands lately belonging to Eluliu Baggetl Terms cash, purchaser paying for papers ami stamps. ALSO DRANG EBURG?In Equity. V. 1?. V. Jamison. Cotn'r. i Bill for **? \ Elisabeth Marohiiut, I Foreclosure. Under the decree in this case, I will sell al Orangeburg C. IT., on Monday. Srd day of January next, all those several lots ot land Situate ih the village of Ornngcburg. vix i The House and Lot known as the residence of the lain .lohn Mar ?h:;nt, and bounded on tho East by Samuel Clark's Lot. on the South wi-.-i. by Windsor street ; also, the old jnil lot, containing two acres more or less, bound ed on ihr North by-Street, South by tho llmise l ot on (lie Last by C. II. Wilson s lot, and ort the Wast by Windsor street; also, one other lot with the building the.fcon, eon tillning t In i"> ipuirters (?{) of ail acre, and bounded on tho North by binds formerly Owned by the late Jacob Itiekenbacker. Conditions?One fourth cash, the balance in one, two ami three years, secured by, Bond, and Mortgage of ?lie premises, the bt tidingtb bo, insured, and tho polioiepJlt signed, purchases to pay for papers and stamps. Shertr? Omco, ) II. RIGGS, Ornngeb-trgC. IL. S. 0., [ 'S. o. (\ Dec. 8, 18??. j dae ll f td / Sheriff's Sales. OHANGEMIHG?In Equity. Susuu Duke*, Adair. ] In tho Vf. >? Mary Ann (\ Dukes, ct at. J Circuit Court Ry virtue of an order ofsalcinndcin thisense by Ilm said Court, and to redirected, 1 will bcII nt Rccvesville, S. C,, on Monday the od j dny of January next. All that lot of land sitntutu nt Reeves Sta tion, cuuluining one aerc more or lees, and bouuded by lauds of tho So. Ca. Railroad Co., V?'. C. Uriflith; mid F.stalo of Joseph Dukes. ALSO Ail that Let of lar.d ;;;ts.-.;c at Be**** Sta lion, containing one koTmniore or less, and bounde'd by binds of C It, Counsel. So. Cn. Rail Road Co.. Estate of Joseph Dukes, and W. C. (Srittiilh. Terms.?One-third ensi, and the balance on a credit of orte und \tn years, purchaser to give bond for said credit portion, bearing Interest from day of sale,. payable auutlally, nnd secured by a mortgnge of the premises, with a covenant for re-sale on a breach of the condition of said bond, und also to pay for papers and stamps. II. RIQOS, Commissioner. ALSO CHIANG ICBUUG&-IN Equity. Dcopoi 1 Louis us V & Co J Charles s. bull I'.y virtue of an nidar fjf sale in this case I will sell nt Oraiig??burg Court House, on Monday. :hc Jld day of.TJR ilnry next, during the legal hours of side, nti that House and Lot in the Village uf Osnjjgchtirg, on Russell street, 40 lent, nnd in depili lei feot, bounded on the North by Russell street, east by Dr. B. J. Olivcros, South by trust estate of W. It. Rull, and west by I>. Louis. Conditions??ne-iiulf cash the balance in two-months, secured by bund of purchaser, and mortgage of I he premises, the building to be insured, nnd tho pollcj' assigned, pur chaser pay ing for papers nnd stamps. ALSO. () 11A N G K Hl J11G 4-In Equity. R. W. Dates, Administrator. "1 ' In tlie ciint IfiluMfHlu iinurxo vs. [ Circuit l'nul A. MoMichael. ct. nl. J C o u r t . Pursuant to tin- Decretal Oldei in this ease. I will sell at t ii angeburg on the first Monday in January next, for ci>h. nil that Tract of Land whereof Rennett M. Shuler, died sieted containing three hundred and eighty acres bounded Norjh by lauds Jesse M ay. 0. D. Sanier, and &lv r Shuler. Last by Estate lands of Adanj Shuler, South by lands i>r Unvid I.v.ne. all I West l>y lands of Kstat ? Ada in Shuler, sum et to an Kstate for lifo of Mary E. Monrer in Eighty Acres tlicreol*already adini a-uired to her t >r Dower. ALSO OUANGHIU KG-Ijx Kqi ity. J Hvury Fuiulcrhurk, Assignee \ Rill for Dempsy (Sardncr. J Forclosurc, Under the decree in llltSCilSc, I will sell at Orangeburg, mi Monday the lb I day of Jan uary next, the one half ufull those tracts of laud, situate on Hull Swamp. coi?i lining nineteen liiimircd and eighty foar and one. half (I'.'S 1|) acres more or less. Rounded by the est ale lands of the late Jacob Rilcy, William Ivtiotts, .be ob llydrii k. II. Whet stone, Francis Robinson and estate lauds ol Shadrack Uliner. ALSO, The one half of the right which Gcoagc D. Keitt hud in the limber on th" hinds of the late Jacob Ri!ev. Terms?One third cash, and the balance on a credit of one and two year*, secured l>y hon : of purchaser ami niortga^p^nf the premis purohaser to pay for recording, stamps and papers. ALSO OUANG lij'li?UG-ttTn Equity. Robert Youiii Robert ? ouiig tieo. D. Keit;. el al. J Ity virtue of decretal order in this case, 1 will sell at Orttugcburg Court House, on tin tir.-t Monday in January next, on a mid video oue-half of thai certain plantation contain ing 1 si'<) acres more or less situate in the County of Orangcbnrg on Lime-tone Creek Mill Branch nnd Kdisto River. I uiinded by lands of L. H. Culler, \Y. W. Cuilcr. and Eh tatc L. C. Clover, and Lands of.1. A. K. Ilol inan, also, the one undivided half of that oilier certain plantation, containing IUM -acres more or less on Rull Swamp and bound ed by lands of Jacob Riley, William Knotts, Jacob llydrick, Lewis W. Dash. II Whet stone, Francis Robinson, the Kstate ol Shad rack Ulmcr and Fivman Hooker. Terms?One-third ca>a, bahinoc i;> one and ?J \ cars, purchasi rs gi\ ing bond and mortgage with a covenant of resale in case the eutidi li us of the bond ere not .uplied with, and to pay for papers and stamp-. A LSI I OKANGEHUltU? In Equity. Robert Young. ert l einig. 1 vs. I 11 ol inn ii, et nl. J J. A. K. I'.y virtue of ail order of sale in this case, I will s<l! aCOrangtdmrg <". II.. on Mouduy .'Id day ol January next, during the usual hour.-of sab-, the undivided one-half of ihc plantation ov tract of land containing lMm acres mere or loss, siluato in the County of Orangcbnrg on'Liiiiestonc Creek Mill Rrancli and Kdiito River; Hounded by lands of I.. II Culler. W. W;Culler, and Estate L. C. (Ho. ver. Terms.?One-third cash, balance in one and two years, purchaser to give bond and mortgage., with a covenant of resale in ci ??? tho conditions of the bond are not complied with, and to pay for papers and stumps. A I.SO OllANGEUUUO?In Horn v. Samuel W. Roukharl Assignee. | Decree for ?. f Mm. J. Rookhart. J Foreclosure Under the decree in this case, I will sell at (bang- burg, on the first Monday in Jan uary, A. D. 1870. all that certain plantation or irnct of land situate in Ortingebiirg Coun ty, containing (7<m>) seven hundred acres, nnd bounded as follows! to wit: lands of Henry Rudi. Mrs. Elisabeth Rook bar I ami Richard Magi ill, being i,. ? plantation owned in his life time by John Rbokhurt, and by him devised loJnmcsA. Rookhnrt. Terms-?One-half Cash, the balm.in a credit of six mouths, bearing interest from day of sale, with bond and mortgnge, and covenant for resale Oil breach of condi tion of the bond. Purchasers t<> pay tor pa pers and si amps. ALSO OHA Nt; Kill Uli - In Equity. F. W. Fairey, \ In the ., . M' . , . f Jane L. Paisotis, Adtn x, j Cil'CUit Court, By virtue of an order of Salo made in this case by the said Court, I will Bell nl Orange burg, S. C, on Monday the od day of Janua ry next, euiirtg the u-unl li'mrs of .-ale : All that plant ill ion or tract of hind situate in the County of Oraogcburgund State afore saut, containing five hundred and fifty (6601 acres more or less, au I hounded by lands of Benjamin McAlhany and Ann CooUer.. Condition) One-thir'd'cash, balance in one year with Interest, purchaser giving I end and mortgage of the plantation, with com Daj)t of resale in case of breach of the condi tions of tho bond. Furchastra to pay for papers and stamps. Dee. 8, 18(10, H. RIOOS, dec U-^d 3. 0, C. G EO. W. CM 111*10MT10It'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAll KA PA KI LI. A GEO. W. CAR I'E.YTEIl'S COM PO ( ND FLUID PA? IIACT OF DUCHU These Celebrated Preparations) originally introduced by (lei. V?'. Carpenter, under Ilm patroungti of the medical faculty; have been ao long extensively used by physicians and others, that thoy are gonurully known for I heir intrinsic value, njtd can be relied on as being most vuluuhlo remedicB in nil caaoa where Saraaparilln or Bucuu me applicable, and cannot be too highly recommended. Tlicy aro prepared in n highly concent rated form, so ns to render tb? dose small and convenient. Orders by l.iuil or otherwise will receive prompt attentioti. CKO. W. CARPENTER, UKNSZF.YACO., Wholesale Chctui il Warehouse, No, Market atr.ott, Philadelphia. For sale by Dl LI'S SilirLKlt, iuid it J. OIJ VKBOS, Oraugoburg. s. C, and DO WIE k MolSF.. Wholesale Agents. Charleston, 8 C. net '.??If CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP coops:! rill IF UNDERSIGNED IS VIEW OF AN X entire CHANCE OF BUSINESS af ter the FIRST of JA-KUARY next, will sell tlii> stock of BEY GOODS, now in store until the 1st of January next, AT AND UND EH COST. And after that dap} AT AUCTION. every SjtleBday.iiad Saturday, until the en lire Sto -k is sold. of ih"' ab?vogoi '1- lins Leen purchased w itliin the last i)0 1) A.YS AT c a s ii i? r i u i: s, thereby avoiding tin necessity of offering t>11J and Store-worn Stock. Tlir stock con sist of Homespuns, Calicos, Ready Made Clothing, lints. Caps, Shoes, and every nrti ck' usually kept in a well filled COUNTRY STOKE. Call and examine for yourselves, W. T. LIGIITFOOT. nov 20 ly July ".1 x ttiu^-c ujtti JLQUlby. I R. Keller. Adin'i dr Ituni* n .< J. W. Smith. II Ly an i?rd-r in this cause lb" creditors of i J. W. Smith ar;1 rctptircd to prove their do inan Is bet?re me by ihc '.'th day of January next. * C. 11. GLOVER, October '.?, 18-in; Referee, oct 17 td ?raiigeb?rg Bakery, V. PITTHAN, PROP II I ETO K. AYING procurod the services of a FIRST CL \SS RAKER, MR. TJIOS. \V. ALBERC?TTI, I am iiovr prcpnretl to do all kinds of H \KING at a moments notice, nnd to furnish custom ers and th" Tratte generally with a good arti cle, and at Charleston prices, at wholesale and retail to Merchants and Families. No expenses will be spared on my part to please my Customers. The following list of Dread. Cakes and Crackers kept constantly on hand, und fresh : C Iv I : S: PounJ t'ak<* Largo and Small. Sponge Cake. Sugar Cake. Drop Cuke, Small Fancy Cakes. Scotch Cake. Lafayette Cake. Fr?lich Tea Cake. Lemon Cake. Lady's Fingers. Large Ginger Nuts. 11.divers and Thiel. Cakes. C R A C IsL IS IIS: Trenton Crackers. Rilttcr Crackers. Seed Crack era. Sugar Crack era. Large Biscuits. RR K A. TJ> : Wheat Dread. Hye Dread. Graham Dread. French, Twist, Spin und Cup Loaves. TIiw highest cash prices paid lor BUTTER and LOGS. The Subscriber respectfully returns his thank.* to i tie citizens ol Oraugcbnrg for their pal run a go in the past, and respectfully solicits a continunnco of the same up! '24?ly V. I* ITT 11 AN. In the Circuit Court. IN EQUITY. OrtANOKuuuo County. lt. W. Ibu.'s, Administrator ) Bill cum tcsiiimmito anm xo | for Injunction va und P. A. McMichael, et. al. I Relief. Pursuant to tin Or der of the Court in this'l ease, the Creditors of Dennett M. Shalt r, '1.(used, arc hereby notified to present and prove their demands prior In the 1st day of I a unary next. OEU. BOLIVER, Nov.'.-Uli. 1800. C. C. C. P. ORANC KBU RC?In E141 ivy. Art emus A Connor, ] Bill for Sale of Administrator, et. u\. j Real Kstatctdpay vs J Debts, for Iiijiliio Margnrot McMichael, | lion ntol Relief. et. al. j By virtue of an order in the above named cause, the creditors of the Lite Paul A. Mc Michacl, deceased, are hcrel-' .< ..titled that they arc required to present ami prove their. respective demands, before the undersigned, ih.-special lieferte, at Orangcbiivg, South Carolina, on pr before the first day of Janua ry next, or they will be debarred payment. Clork's Office, ] ?EO. BOLlVEK, Oraugcbnrg, ;:. C, t C. C. P. October 21. 1^'iO. j eel :.'(? td IN THE COURT Ol' PROBATE. Whereas Marion P. Cooper hath applied 10 me for Letters of Adinistration, on the P.Htate of W. D Segrist, late of Orange blirg County, doc eased. These arc therefore otto and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of ihc said deceased, lo be nnd appear before me at a Court of Probat0 for the said Coun ty, to be holden at Oraugcbnrg on the 1st day of January, 1S7<>. at It) o'clock A. M. to show cause if any. why the said Adminis tration should not be granted. Given under my band and the Seal of the Court, this 10th day of December, A. D. I8??, and the ninety-fourth Near of Ameri can independence. TU AD. C. AN DBF WS. dic'18?2t Judge of Probate. STOCKEH'S CHEAP CASH STORE, h $ h 0 ? h * rJ ? NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY UHBAIf.U: I SMALL, FROM THIS I<AY UNTIL THK FIRST OF MARCH NEXT; OffEfc MT 10 Slock of FAIjIjUtuI WI\T8-:it ?it>OI?S at very (km Ibices. The rcuiainin? Slock ?l' Cloaks. Shawls. Winter Dress Cond?and Cioihing will lu 7*H>i*ftI at Cum. Tit Goods must h.> sold to make n.'jin fur SPRING GOODS. Com- mmn on?i get harg-jiu*. I have also a Good Sio-.-k of 1'o'j's. shoes. Hais, Ctps, 15rocertun, Sio.. &.<:., cheap i?r DiihL. jan ! aug 23 V. A JOHN DAYIS & CO,, DAEIiEUS IN Choice Family Groceries and Liquors We respectfully c ill th? attention of our Friends am] the Public to our Stoat; nil * ? ?'? T jj^'s.?*.1 Aj <if the above n;itiic?l ixmxls. which we warrant to give satisfaction to nil who wHI favor us with a call. Our prices are as cheap as any other house this side of Chariest on. Try us. dec '2'j 1? T JL ? BACON, flour, salt. A JEFLYimt? av net CORNER RUSSELL-ST. ANi> R. R. AVENUE. Has constantly on band, n full iifvortiucnt of fjItCM'KlSIES which (key 4M offering VKRV LOW, also a very fine lot of LIQUORS. GIBSON'S XXX WKISM'.YV.' PURK OLD CORN WHISKEY fit. OLD BOURBON WHISKEY fm S3 00 per Oallon 2 00 per (lallen 1 60 per Gallon Also a cheep lot of TI A 313. Parties wishing 0 ROCF.RIRS would do woll to e ill an 1 esunino our 3 00 purchasing elsewhere, dec 18 tone serf BON dee IS J. W. PATTERSON, HAYE JUST RECKIVKD F I R E W O R K S. TON BOXES. SAVE YOUR CENTS! for Twenty-five Vnu will buy a SWEET Sl'llI'lUSK: Cutidj ot a varied flavor? And, to train your Lady's favor, GOLp OH SILVER Ay ATOM, or Chain, S.tti Is or liar Hing? yn? will gain, Hronst-Pins, Buttons for your Sleeve. OPE THE Hi)\?'twill uut deceive: PATTERSON puts SURPRISE in all! DISAPPOINTMENT CAN'T BEFALL Buy the Box, and your Surprise Will delight your Neighbors eyes. W. T. M?LLER, GROCER ANT) LIQUOR DEALER. OFFERS Tt THE PUBLIC A WELL SELECTED ST0~K OF PRE8H PAtTILT GROCERIES and Fine Brands ..f CHOICE LIQUORS. Calling the attention of H nisckecpers to the fact that I am supplied EVERY WRKt with Fresh CABBAGE | Bed and White). ONIONS, CODFISH, iRISH POTATOES, OR1BD APPLES. Also Oerman, llaicl and Wal'nuts, and Couco Nuts, and Butter Nuts and 8. C Picoan Nut-4. The folldwing brands are on draft. CABINET, RYE, CORN, MONONOAFTALA, FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND C!N. JAMAICA BUM, CATAWBA WINE. 'POUT, MALAGA, SHERRY and CLARET. Also LAGER, CIDER AND EDINBURG ALE. ftp 1 shall try and keep only an A No. 1 ARTICLE of all I otTor for sale. The OLD CITIZENS of the County will be happy to find Mr. JOHN PAIR, fornari? Agenl :f the S C. R. R.. at this place, with me. .T Come on* and all, and see for yourselves. Just received ? Barrels of the for famed CINCINNATI LAGER BEER. This needs no recommendation, but to drink it and pay for it. Respectfully, j nov 1 :i?ly W. T. M?LLER. HULL, SCOVILL & PIKE, HAVE JUST RECEIVED By Last Steamer a Full and Beautiful Stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS, fancy prints and long cloths. Another lot of those CELEBRATED C0RSETT3 Another lot of those CELEBRATED NEEDLES. -:o BULL SCOVILL & PIKE [I AVE JUST RECEIVED A FINK LOT OP CASSIMERS, COTTON ADES spanish LINNEN, &c. rmi.TisrK?FypSalc may 20?ly BULL, SCOVILL Ar. PIKE.