The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, December 10, 1870, Image 6

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[VontiowJ Fir.-t J*age.'] thousand delinks for ruugo lights on Sul livan'B Island, Charleston harbor, and that ii is necessary that an act should bo passed fading ihe jutisdiction of their sites to the United Status, tn which your attention is respectfully invited. There arc u uuniber of provisions in the constitution which require appropri ate legislative action to cany them Into vjffect, such as the provision lor divorce, the appointment of officers and employ ces of the Lunatic Asylum, time ami wanner of inaugurating the Governor ?fid Lieutenant Governor, and' electing justices of too pence ece., to which I would respectfully call your attention. miscellaneous Gentlemen nf the General Asxembli/? Taxation is the vital ? power of all gov ernments, and I invoke your sorious at tention to tho necessity of a strict econo my in expenditure, ho that no more taxes be levied thnu is consistent with an efficient administration of tho gov ernment. Notwithstanding the consti tutional provision for a uniform nnd equal rate of nssestneut and taxation, the taxes on real and personal property hare bocouie onerous, while railroads nnd other important interests are virtu ally exempt. There is much room tor retrenchment iu the salaries of county officers, and especially iu that of school and comity commissioners, whose com pensation is greatly disproportionate tj) ?the trifling* amouut of duty performed by them. Having thus submitted to you the condition of tho Stale, und made those recommendations as to your legisla tion which seemed to me judicioust I might perhaps properly conclude this message; but I cannot refrain from say ing what I feel deenly. I am conscious that I have been re-elected hy a large majority of the citixoiis of this State?a majority so large ? as to secure my ad ministration against any opposition of practical consequence, and I trust that my conduct iu the future, as it: the past, will show how thoroughly I recognise thb confidence which has been vouchsafed to me?hut 1 cannot refuse to recognize the fact that a large body of those in whose hands the wealth, the influence and the cducatinu of the State have, in former times, been entirely placed, ami in whose hands, to a very considerable extent, they are still placed, have been opposed to the party of ivhich I am the chosen representative, and are to-day apprehensive of the results of my ad ministration. As far as 1 am individually concerned, while 1 wish it were other "Wise, I will bear with patience the denunciation that I know proceeds from an eutirc mibcoustruetiuu id' my nets, my thoughts aud my f? clings. But if I know myself, that which 1 desire above all things is the restoration of harmony to tho disturbed opinion of this State. >tho recognition by all clisses in the Statu 'Of their mutual dependence and their -common interest; nnd if I could close my term of office knowing that my efforts had bceu successful in making all men feel oneo more that they have a common interest in the reputation and prosperity of tho Stato, I should rest content with myself and thankful to the God of Peace, who used mo as His instrument. 1 know how difficult this will be ; but, iu conclu sion, 1 will say that 1 will pledge myself to every legi mare effort for the accom plishment, of this desirable result, and will hail, as the best friend of the State and my administration, every and tin; man. supporter or antagonist, who will aid mo in any way to compass this per *Sect work of xieace. (Signed.) ROBERT K. SCOTT, 'Governor. South Carolina Conference? Railroad Favors.?Tiie South Caro lina Conference, of tho Mothudist E. Church, will hold its next session at the Claflin Uuiversity, Orangcburg, com mencing Dceeiubcr 22d, Bishop Simps?u presiding. Examinations on the after noon and evening of tho 21st. The South Carolina Railroad will carry mem bers and delegates lor laro oue way, pro-, vided the return ticket js called for, when the ticket is purchased to the Con ference. The Greenville and Col?'nibia Railroad will return those in attendance on certificate of the Secretary of the Conference. Tho Wilmington and Man chester, North-Eastern and Clieraw and Darlington Railroads carry clergymen, traveling on official business, at half faro. Let all those who propose to attend the Conference ti'.kc due notice and govern themrelves accordingly. A. WEBSTER. OttANOEnURO. S. C., Dee. (J, 1870 The Louisville Courier Journal says of duelling: "In this ago n bully's denunciation can fix no.lusting stigma. Tho war proved personal courage to be a common heritage to our race, and that none stood the test so poorly as tho duolist and (he bully No tijan now regards the acceptance of challenge as a proof of courage. On the contrary, the tcudoney is to regard it us an tict of cowardly deference to tho slandaid of iui? < hivalrv, ret up by a class who arc "Warning in genuine courage mid real u-auttlicis." TSttS GIlANGEB GRu NEWS j BATUKDAY, D&C. 10,1870. LAW OF MAVSI'A VVsIIS. 1. Any person who takes a paper regularly froui the p?-st ottiue?? whet her directed to hi nume or another?or whether ho has sub scribed or not, irresponsible tor the pay 2. It" a person orders his paper discon tinued, ho must pay nil nrrearges, or the publisher may Continus tosend it until pay- i u>out is made, nod collect the wholo amount, whether it is taken from the office or not. 3. If a subscriber orders his paper to bo stopped at a certain time, nud the publisher continues to send it, the subscriber is bound to pay for it if he takes it nut of the post ofiice The law proceeds on the groui.d that a uiaii must puy lor wlu.t he uses. 4. The Ciuirts have decided that refusing to take newspapers and periodicals from the ?ott-o'ficc, or removing and leaving them aaealled for ispnma Jacle evidence of inten tional fraud. Juki- ? sxssssHga ?? A ".? The United Slates Senatorstaip. This election came off <m Wednesday last. T. J. Robertson wr.s re-elected hy it complimentary majority. The contest was warm in the extreme, and every spe cies of electioneering resorted to and ex hausted. Several colored candidates were in the field, and who. to judge from the drifts of their appeals to color, would never have (Ironmod of running fur U. j S. Senator, hnd it boon their fortune or misfortune to have been born white. '.'Our poor opprcssod colored race" was the cry of every black man that offered himself fur the position. Of its effectu ality, even upon the sable portion of our Legislature, bjt the result, uf fhe struggle attest. i Now we have no objection to a color ed mat) being elected to the Senate of j j the United States (rom Sou;h Curoliua; . but we do object to one goi:>g there to I represent exclusively Iii? own hue and I complexion. We do not protend to say I however, that either of the candidates, i who solicited the votes of our General A.-seinhi;, on ?Wednesday' last for that position, were guilty of such ih'tcntions; but we do emphatically assert that their appeals to color were indicative of such. As it is, Robertson is re-elected, ilo is du energetic and hard working mau. For these and other reasons, we are glad of his success. To stay at home, is the fate of thoso who made their mournful und plaintive ??i>p \ils tu '?men of our color." Experi ence, perhaps, will yet bo severe euougb, especially, in the cvtt of these men, to teach them that to know u mau on ac count of previous condition n:ce or coler, is unrcpubiic.tu, and that those who thus discriminate, will ere long meet that oblivion which 6uch a course, must ucce?8:triMy create for them. It is n pathetic way ol talking, we admit, but to Bay the least of, very ineffectual. "My poor oppressed color!" Nov.- isn't that pure Republicanism ? Over the left. Away with such, we say ! [COMslU.N ICATED.j Free Schools. To Editor of Ecics:?The Trustees are very happy to notice the altered tune of Republican, in your issue of last week, compared with his furnier article. lie rloes not now assume that our existing schools uro formed upon tin anti-republi can basis or that they are fur S'.i:,i; un mc'utioucd crime; but. it now appears that he thinks no schools Whcro colored children are allowed to attend, will be patronized by them on the nycouut of the prejudices of the . whites against the eolofed. Rid-wo ask Republican how a school can be truly a free schoW, orga nized on a Republican basis, and bo free to all classes . u the same couditioss, ami yet either classl>e prohibited from at tending such schools? If another ftoo school should he. opened in this district, and should a cuh.s^l child wish to at tend, who has the right to drive said colored child, from said /',<v school? Will Republican become the guardian of baid school, and drive away all the Colored who might prefer to attend ? 'If hu shonld not do this, and a colored child should uttoud suid school, would not the prejudice against the colored child break up the school by scattering the whites. But a- far as wo arc able to judge, tho grent majority of the white people oi this section are opposed to uny kind of free, srjiools. Tiny regard free schools us a nuisance not to he tolerated by the noble blooded aristocracy of ihis section. It i.s looked upon as a Bort of n ?'Yankee and nigger," institution which has been imported by "Carpet-baggers," and should be scorned, and frowocd upon by all who lore /As South, and worship at the shrine of her departed ylory. They will not vote for lice schools, nor pa tronize free schools, but thoy hold them all in the sune repute ;rs the Bureau jjehoulss the like to which Republican re fers. Wo have good ro.ison to think this, for oven Republican ndvocMc.^ h s j.t \v- Y ?sui rvc totitut'C to *.iv hat nut ii child, of tiny complexion tu wild tu any school) und mole (hau thill, although pos.-ossiug uii.pl? qualifications lor loach* ing, wo have yet to learn that even he could collect a respectable number of white scholar* 011 tho Tree school basis* he isTgrren enough to as-.umo'to bo re publican uud practicable in thia eouimu- I uity. Lot hi in or any other umu bring us a list of white children asking for what he id vacates, aud we will give the matter eareful consideration. Tho pa rents of the white children oi tho place do in>t wish of us, what llcpublican as sumes, as they arc not so inconsistent us to risk what they, iu their sentiments so conscientiously oppose In the mean time, while wc arc opposed to nil cruel and unjust prejudice, in nuy ooniiiiutiity, we should bo glad to do all wc can to praraoto the interests of fron school*. f ?ranoeduku School Tri/btees. Orangeburg Decouibor Gtll 187t). ( Magazines, ?c? Godky's Lady's Rook.?All that pertains to tho mtitntions of tickle yet interesting fashion is carefully chronicled in tho hujidsome pages of Godey. The very latebt changes in the costumes of the fuir are represented hy means of an illuminated fashion-plate, containing six different styles of dresses. An extension sheet, comprising different patterns of rohes, suits, wraps, dresses for children, caps, and fichus. The work department is replete with instruction to la?lie<. und is profusely embellished with fine wood engravings. When we examine the numbers of thh> matchless periodical, mouth by month, as they are received, wo think surely *?ir. Godey has reached tho highest attainable point in his department of literature, yet. behold! the succeeding number shows that he has elimVd still higher. It should be in every family, as it is an invaluable at-sistaut to the houscwifj. Godey is truly gorgeous! It improves with every is>uc. It is continually astonishing us with some new enterprise, somo additional attraction. Tho beauty of its typography, its gems of literature, its fund of useful i formation, its artistic and elegant engravings aud fashion plates, cannot be surpassed, and the value of the articles given to each sub scriber is perfectly astonishing. Husbands ought to make their wives Christmas presents of the Lady's Hook for one year. It isthbc est in tho world We will furnish the m.ws with' Oodey'a Lady's 1V..L ;.> -i ,.t..i. .. :.t. j>?,... r.<M 00. SoUTIIEilN CULTIVATOR.?We re eeived the November No. of tiiis iuvalu able publication yesterday, chock full, as usual, of the moat admirable matter !<>r tho Southern pi niter, gardener uud house wife. It has vastly improved of late as to looks, and now presents a most comely appearance No agricultural journal published South of the Potomac has. we are assured, a stronger hold upon popular favor, ami none, the best judges say, more indisputable deserves it. Price >?2 per year?Win k W. L. Jouos, pub- | IhJiors and proprietors, Athen.-, 'la. TliK United Mates Patetit Laws, with instructions how to obtain Patents, is the title of n work of 112 pages, sent to u.s hy Muiiu <(? Co.,37 Park Kow, New York. It also contains the official rules, forms for patent deeds, hints ouseliiug patents, 150 diagrams of mcchauieal movements, and a large variety of other useful iu for-* matioii. It is a book really worth having, and can be had free 1>) ;>!! who will send their names t> Messrs. Muun X, Co-, as above. The first UUtlihcr of the L oin / Folks' Rural is received. It is a fine looking sheet of eight pages, the largest of thu young peoples' papers, full of entertain ing matter?good stories, dialogues and pieces for school exercises, pictures, etc. It is designed to cultivate a taste f< r Rural life. 51.00 per year; single num bers, ten cents. Published by IL N. P. Lewis, Pub. Western Rural. Chicago, 111. OBITUARY. Departed this life in Omugoburg S. ('. on ihe l?tlt day of November, 1870, in the 7fitb year of her ago, Mrs. MARY CHANT, relic the late John* Marchanl, Ksq., ot Wisley Surrey, England. ^O'l'K IL-ttOO Acres ol I.anil on Four Mile branch, noar Mr. Calvin llogdons' for ?ale Sil.?U per aero, tine-half cash und flic balance in two years, in but. to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to JOHN D. F< (il l'., dec 10?.tt On Daruwoll Koad. Tlio People's Bakery. NEXT DOOR TO KKW COFFEE POT, East of Frahytcriun Church, /.'*...<?// St. 1 sin happy to ANNOUNCE lc the ( I'l l Zi'.NS of Orangebuig, that I ant now PRB l'.MltO i* SUPPL-. Kamilcs and Customers wii Ii URB AD, CAKES, PIES, and all other articles generally found in a FIRST CLASH OA KERV. V? KM) ING CAKE prepared with great enve to suit the tiiOSt fastidous tastes. The PATRONAGE of aiy friends and fel low-citiiene is respectfally aolioited. TU0SMV. AI.HEHGOTTI. Mrs. ALBBBGOTTI returns tkanki for ih- Patronage heretofore bestowed, mid hopes her frieuds end Customers will com in. um ihe same. S'ie will ]>ern constantly on band an as sortmenl or FRUITS, CONFECTION All Y and FA NCI ARTICLES as usual. dec iO v'm THAT'S WHATS THE MATTEL! j THEODORE ROHIIBRO, Have Everything that Anybody Wants FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLLIDAYS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE mid HANDSOME ASSORTMENT of DRESS GOODS JUST the 'ITH NG for a FINK HOLLIDAT 1*11 KSK NT. Abo :? FINE STOCK <?f DRESS QUODS, Domestic O.M.d.*, PJankcts, Fl'i.niiolrt, Ready Made Clothing, Bo t-. Shoes, ranks, &o. Do.:'t Inil to cill as Great Harrains are offered by THEODORE KOIIN & BRO. doc 10 . C ly ^'NAM^A & JONES^ ARK NOW SELLING READY MADE CLOTHING, LADIES^ CLOAKS & DRESS GOODS REGARDLESS OF C( 1ST! - Mow is tits Tims to Get Bargains! FRESH FAMIL1 G SiOCE?1 ES ALWAYS ON HAND?OOMi: AND SEK FOR YOURSELVES The State ol South Carolina, COURT OF COMMON I'BKAS. County of 0:ian?;i:isi C. A. Stuliy. II. W. Staloy, } M. U. Ulnicr, P. Ii. Stalcy. nn>l | ?'??>y Anna D. Culler and L. IInut | Stimmwiis. Culler, Plaintiffs Againet I Tor Relief. J. Wesley llouser und Ilauhel, | Complaint liib \r:fe. Defcn-.tauts. J Served. Try ili' Defendant: J. >Ye?]cy llouser ari l lltieh 1 il ittrssr. ~\TOV AUK IIBBKDY SUMMONED and \ required to answer tin- coatplaii.t in im? nction, which is lilcif in Ihe uiboe oi" ?;.<? Clerk of Common i'l^ut for tin; said t u y and to serve ti copy olymir un>wr in me paid complaint on jjy^hul.-.cr.'.-.v ? -n*>, . ?_n~.^(Pp. \^,_ ivi?i.n .iv, ? :,t , daya artet flite SorTiee/'hereof, cxVIufivo the d?y of euch TtcrNiee'; audit ;. a '.hi to nnswer the complaint within the time afore tail), the plaint ill in this action will up; iy to the Court forth? relief demanded hi .. rout plaint. I?aicd Ora:ig<;l?u-gI)chemh?rc< '.> iR70. ill' I'SONS A l.l.t. U:s, 1ZLAK ? IlillltLK, Plaintiff* Altor.iey.?. I certify thai the ahovn Summons is pnh Win d under nil 1 ? '??? ol hate for the County which extends the i . e for answer to .-iv wceka. Htli Dee- mher IS70. ueuIig:-: unt.iVKit, dec 10?Of V. C. O. C. As Bi^nee'? Sale. IN RANKR1TTCV. I i the Matter d" .Ioii.n C. Fan.si: <;, Bankrupt, Ej purte 1\ V. Dibiu.k, A>m.:".ee. P.y virtue of r-.n nrlerof sale toincdirected, lr?:n tt.r Honorable District Court of t!io I'nitc 1 HtatOH, for t:;e District of South C..r olina. I wid sell tit public auction, nt Orange burg C, II on Monday January 2d 1871 at the Usual hears of t?ulc : All thai plantation or tracl of lan:l lying in Ihe fork of Kdiato, Oraugcborg County, containing -Id in re-< more or lend, hounded by lauds of Mrs. M. Gardner, N. A. KeadU Al?o nie Itiflo. j Conditions cash. Purchasers t-> pay fori papers ami stamps. P. V. 1)1 HULK, Wsigueo John C . Panning Bankrupt. ?Ire 10 id Assignee's Sale. !.n baku I I'll v. In the Matter of! Calkii (1. Stkimikns, Bankrupt, /.'.>? part V. V. Diholk, Assignee. By virlm of an order of pale lo in-' direct eil Irom ihe Honorable District Court of ilie I'nitcd States, for the Disu i.-; of South Caro lina, 1 will sell at public auction, at Urai . ? burg II.. on Monday, i!> e2d day in Janu ary, 1871, at the usual Jtonn i sale: ? All tlie interest of Caleb C. Stephens, itiiukrupl, in all that plantation it' truel of land lying on South Kdisto llivcr. Orange burg County, containing llJA acres more or less bottndud by lauds uf I. I?. Clccklcy, es tate of John 8. .) onnirtgs, South K.l-iu llivcr ami estnto lauds of ? - Thomas. Conditions cash. Purchasers lo pay for papers and stamps. P. V. DIB Bid;, Assigtieo Caleb 0. Stephens, Bunkrupt, dec 10 td in lhi: court or proratk. Wiicrbas, Joseph Cooper hath applied to mo for Ictlora of Vdniinistratioti on the Ba tate of Jniues Stevenson,late of Oraiigeburj County, deeoaaed. i'n-.-r.c are therefore; lo elto nud ad m on ist nil and singular the Kindred and CtevrVcVfrrf of the fluid deceased, to be and appear be fore me at a Court of Probate for the said County, to bo holden at Oiutigoburg on the 24th day of December. 1870, at l<> i . look A. .M. to show cause if a> y, why the said Ad ministration should inn l>e panic 1 Given under my hand ami (he Seal of my Court, tins 5th day of Dec, I. D. 1870. and in il." r tety-nftb year ui American Independenco. thad. C. A.N. liJiWS, doc 10- 21 Judge <f Probate. AN ORDINANCE To I'revoist ILLICIT TItAIsK <.r ; :.-A L-'I'H' within the C'or I>i>r??>?' LisnitK of Ornnpri Itui^'. s. c. ? Suction 1. T!irt4 from and nftrr the 0th 1> cciuher, is.". nny l'?rson or 1'crsona found St Ilaiteiing, Exchanging, or [> -j ui Produce, Conds, Chattels or M vrchuodit-t' <?! any char.ie.ter hrt\?i?fn the huurs ?l II o'cloi I? ?'. M. mid ?"< o'clock A. M . IVoni it.'- ; -i September to i-i M.iioh, ami bvtwccii ti:r limns of Id o'clock 1'. M. und I o'clock A. M. from tlie 1? March i? Im S-iptMiibcr, chilli subject Ihe Offender to u i ciiuhy i. i i \<.ling Fifty (?Oj Dollars. >r.-. l'. Hair uf the Fiucs Collected ahull '., ?'? ii :?> liig Informer when eulllcicnt i i i- giycn [a i uim >< ... Si.e. ;!. Any I inf.i.aiV.-~ ... .i.r. !?<.uMary ;?.. or rrpugiiutil to this Ordiusco i? In r* ? repcr.red. N. A. lib'LL, [tla ] Sup. rial. i.dent. i". .! ()i.iv?:ni?.s, Clerk. ?ice lit 4t AMENDMENT 'L Zl J ?. . . .1 *'( ?'j;? 2?u2ni% Hj:j>? jv'icK. ? f;;r ?!%?.* Town of O : .j:ajf. ii;tr?. '.'i tri.-; i. Tluit any bluer.;iil Ven ler or r ud r ?h< bring* llnrtcs. .Millen. Ac. in the Corporate Limits of < iran/chore: -hall fortbw ,'\ is-sk?' .'. Kei< rn lu ihe i brk of ( oitnri . ? hi urn -her uf .- i.u k on hsiul. Si:-. Slock, stich n* Horses, Mule*, \ . > I or Itargs i ?! for und Delivered wiihiu :!i i 'nt jHir..iI* Limits cr Outside of the To ??'ii o trmijpsLiirj* during Ms or lb?dr sTter n.akiog hi* m*m llitur lie: urns to ill" i l*rk ?? ! ' subject to tue ir.x o( one Dollar n-r H -ad. Si.c >\ Any -Viol si ion ?o this Orliuane koal! 'j'.jsi i the iitl-nUr Ion Fine i?r not ! ? thuu 1 ito i?t Dullais mo u???se than T\?'tny-Fivi (2*>) Do'lars. .-; ? i A iy t lrdlimr.i-o. i>r part orcof, n mi_ I?? or I!, pugusnt to this ?'r iliinnoe, i- !. : c1 i'.cpoi.led. s. Austin ran.. [?..??.] 1111-11.1 lit. K. J. Oi.r. : r.o.-,. Chi K. d -,- M -It FIRE WOOD. OAK. PlNEuipl LlGII'sjvVOOD ibr bain Chotip, uinl lblivt.rcd uuy when! in Town with dispatph. Orders left ii the Mure of M ea >t s M ARO N V. V k S AIN promptly uttended to. hot / tr directed 1 will seH to the highest bidder, nt Oraugebtirg t'ourt House, ou the first Monday iu Jan. next, for cash, all the right, title and interest of the Defendants iu the following property, vis : On* truet of land containing 1**0 aeres tuoie or less, In .ended by Utivcuder, llilde bntud ?ml Sum I Ott. Levied on ns the pro perty of YY. D. titubler at the suit of Joseph Glover. ALSO One tract of lnnd containing CH) acres more or less, bounded by lauds now or late of Daltacc and JeetO 11. Shirer on Halfway Swamp. Levied on an the property of John II. Shirer at the suit of Thonm* Siiurlock. ALSO One tract of laud containing ->m acres ? ore or iess in Edisto Fork, buumltd by D. I'orter, J. C. Fauniug. Joseph YY. Phillips ad tract set off ua llouiesltnl. >uo oil.er tract containing otMJ acre* more oi'i?as, bounded en?t hy tract set ns Home sted, totitil by Joseph rhillips und Kuwiii Philips, wc**t by Cltaa. J. Strumen. Asu inicro.u in f;vo different tracts of lanu Levied on as the property of Allen Fort r id the suit of JuNstfs ? Junes, Pndoracc. ALSO Om tract ?f Und containing gOO acres more <r h?s, hi.uudcd nort.i und east In Ann lierr). nont.i !>y Jt>F. b*rrj en I w?-^t by Iterry am. !;.i??..rds. L< vi.-u on us the \*ro porty ?! I1. ei. M. Perry .it ihe tun 01 John 1 * Le 11) , t i uurdiuu. ALSO One tiaet uf land containing ?">"?"? acres laoie or ess. bounded norih by estate of J. W. Iteilmtiidi sentit by Dauiul Riley, east lty Mrs. O. I. Graves and west by Mis. Wolie mi't '? in.-. 'Valid. Levied uu ns the property of Win. .M.Quffn-y at the eu't of J. W. and 0. lb l?ii*y, AUni i v This property by consent of Judgment 1.'red not ?. will tie sold ?r one-hull'easn, bal ance in. a Ul'tdll 12 ti.onlltS, seen, ed ny bend it uu n.urt c.eg ,i ? coVi..uiiii .01 resale. ALSO ,j (>ae tract of land containing 17H acres more or less, bounded, on utirttt by N. K. Hetloitg and Olivia Kiley, by C. A. ?>t:i! \. sout>i I?) \Y. m. ii.iffmy and Dav.d wolle and west by tract :<?'t off lo widow ait ?low r. A'.nn Il.o remainder in do**er of the widow iu l'j.. acres more or le?S| bounded < n en>l by Ii.e above tract of 4#ti ?. res, south by l>a?i i Yro.U.'. west by J. M. Herloug and north by N. I'. HVrl ng. Levied on ..-i the property of Jacob W. .:-' !:ii nid ;.i lite sn.'. of J. W. mi I n. li Itiky. Aim rs. l'.y cous'-nt of Judgment fiTiitn-i. this property will bu s-.-bt t>.r oite-h:>ll' cui.*. nuot! on k credit el ? - n.oath?, ni.ci.rid by bond ami mortgage, with covenant ol resale. Purchasers to u.t* for papers and stamps. A I.SU All lhai body of laud, forming part of <>..k Villa, embracing the House and liitiblingn, 1 otiudcd the north by a Neu rvft. hepu atlug it from lauds of Aduut .* .? nk. others. East by Market Street, .-cud b\ a >r? Street, and west by Broughtori Street. To *>c sol.l in parcels, Mceordinjifto a jih.t in tue Sheriff ? odic.*. Terms?by consent of Judgment Creditors, all amuttuts under SS?200, cash; ovir :?-00, tlie surplus one half ca>'i, balance in ?<ne year.; the Holte? lot and budding, onc thirtl cash. beb\iieO in one ami two yet i?. t're-lit portions tuberarcured by mortgate.ef riie pr.-pcrtv with covenant yui re--al'' in .tax.. / r?I..i. .lui.r Lnnd: Dnr chasers la pay t.?r pap'< r and stamps1. I.(vied mi >.* ihe plt?|?vrly t?l Mrs. Kii/.a betlt Browne at the >uit of Alna Uuge, a? signee. Sheriff's Office, \ H. UIGCS, Orangemirgt:. II.. S. f.. V S. .1?. C. December x. IS70. J d?c id ul Sheriff's Sales. OilANUKBUKU?Im Common Plkak Julia A. McKewu, Adm'x 1 vs. tn Ihe Thomas ('. Al'i.-rgo::i. Circuit Court. et. ux. et. at. J Py virtue ef an order of sale mnd? iu thin case by the said Court, 1 will sell at Orange* burpj, S. I'., on Monday the 2d day of ..':..:iu nry next, during the usual hsura of aula all the Ue.d Kstate of whieh the late W. i'. Me Kcv.ti died seised, to wit: 1. All that tract of land rituate in the Village of Ornngebm-g, on the Five Cliop Koad, containing twelve (12) acres more or let.s, bounded by lunds of II. bi^gs itad Es tate IV. T. McKi-wn. being t I.e tract on which the said W. T. McKcwa resided in hie life time. 2. Ad the rtmaindar in dower in all that lot or parcel ol land situated in the Village of Orungeburg, on the Five Chop Road, con taining four and one-half [41] acres more or lesH. bounded by lands vf ll. Ri'ggs, Geo. Boliver, ami ihr tract *l><>\r mentfono'l. 8. All ihe remainder in doner iu ;.!'. that ir-t^t of land ?Kunied in OrangtbtirgCounty, on both aides Cf 'he Fire-Chop lion 1. (said tract will be sold in two pnrceis, the said Road being the dividing line.) containing four hundred and flf'y four [454] acres more or lesa, bounded by land* of Hon. T. W. 0lover, H. Thunderbnrk. B. F. Simmoni. If. Hipgs, and lauds formerly of I). 11. Bartou, and lands of D. YY. Dart on, C. Arant, and .luaoph Cooko. Terms?One-half cash, the balance on a credit of twolte mouths, purchaser to give bond for said credit portion bearing interest frout day of sale, and secured by mortgage with a covenant for resale on a breach of Ihe condition of the bond, and also lo pay for papers and (.tamps. ALSO FOR SALE! WILL BK SOLI) on sal* lay in January 1871, uno tract ?.. land, with Dwelling Ilona? and other Improvement* on li known as tho "HOMESTEAD TRACT," on which ihe.bite Mrs. Diana Beach live*!, con taining 4?O acres mere or less. Terms made known on day of sale. Sold by o . .; ef the heirs, for pai.ilion. K. J. OLIVRUOS. for the Heirs in Interest, dec 10 t I ALSO IN THE COURT OM PKOBATK. I. Ml AN UK 151'UO C<?UNTY. Margaret Huukerpiler "1 Petition vs. V for Duv'kI V?in Huukerpiler, J Partitiou. In pursuance to hii order to mo dirrcfcd t>v lue liauornble ThadC. Andrews Judge of t lie probatn Court, 1 will expose to public outcry on hah 1 iy in .lannury uext, the fol lowing l rnct of land, viz: All t loit tract or parcel of bind eituate and lying add being in the County of Orangedrirg and State i.fncs.iid, coiitniniug ?xily icn-s more or ic-a, and bounded hy lands of Weeks, George L. Smith, and Swart x Huu gerpclcr. Terms.?Ouc-haty cash, balanceon a credit of one year, purchaser to K'T* bond and mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale, payable annually, with a covenant for re itle on a breach or I lie coudiiion of said b' ad, also to pay for papers and stamps. ALSO IN Til K COniT Oi- l'UOIJ.iTK, OkANOclUt tin CoLNTV. s. a. r.uii. i C. I?. Hurt, Sale M. B. lint!. ; -iu rs. j Partition. Estate C. J. Bull. ) to pursuance lo mi order to nie directed by f.ic li.oKtranlo Thevb* C. Andrews. Judgr ?f the Probate Court, Lwill expose to public cult ry on satesdaj m January next, the fol lowing tract ol land, viz: A'n (hat ! iantuiioit or tract of land 1 jrii:~ br the lower fasii of St Matthew* pariah* : Ornngeburg ounty. containing three i.un ' dred and sixty-ene acres, more ir lei-s. j l.oiiiKied by Ii. Hirt. J. Sellers, K. bauintir? j \>. Kraus, M. l>;ii|txtrr, and F. W. X'ogt. 1 ein..- (/j,*-lhjrd ca?h, the balance pay it* *C aftd IWu'yt?ra?,fifc*tv*d .1... hop L. ? (r. .. .V^T1*'lm iinerrii train isy ot sale, with r..\eu..ut tor rua'i 1 urc'uuser? to p?y fur ,.ai.'.i> uu I stau.pi*. ALSO IN Till] OOl IiT OF imOHATK. OtiAM.k?i an Cot sty. T. W. (P.cMinix, Fmunucl Ch a'. *a o. ;J. i'.y order ?.f the l'n-bate Our* made fca this ewa*-. t will *?.'i;.t tlrangeLurg i*. II.. oiu lue Jet Ma..!*y in January neat, for half" cash. >us balnncc i"i iliie year, aeciirei liy bond arid usnrt^age of premiers, with -eaTi n .in for rebate, hih lu.se to aay for p* p> rs. stampf ami recording: and to ht?ve the prim ege of paying all cash. Thr (ollowing lan'ds in said vehtn'y. which were of Ahaa loii Oleaton. deceased : 2. '.<? acres, bounded by lamb of l>r. Pom. Thomas Oleatoa, Lot 1. assigued iv the wid ow n .l Lot x atxt ihscrihed. acres, bounded by Thomas C'leaten and 11. .Viargan'd lam! ana by L*ts 1 and 4. j 4. lot acres, bounded by the above Lot It, J and by ?hr Lot 1. ansigned te the* wid?w and i by \\. S. Morgan's html. 5. 21 act es, granted Absatom Gleetvn in IP40, nkd bound. <1 hy his lands and tnoae of Tin tal and Arpo*. I 6 .'?41 ncre*. bonndrd on land* of T>r. Phfn, I'an'l Ucine, Peter Fugle and Absalom Ulea tod. 7. -0 acres being part of a tract bought by A. nud T. Qlcaion from If. McMiebael in is 10. ami w hich wa| granted to Wm, Hull in 1772, the *ame being the half of 40 acres, owned in common by T. Glesien and ?e ceased. Sheriff"* Office. ") II. UIGGH. Orangtbnrg ('. S. C, I 8. O. C jKccinber C, 1870. J dec 10 tel Sheriff's Sales. Hy virtue of sundry writs of j(- /?*.. to mo ilire.utcd, und of an o^ier in the Court of Pi obalo, to t ??: investments of Dower, 1 will pell ?i ino Court House on the 1st Monday in January, the following property, levied en aa the property of Frederick UotTmaa, dee'd, at the suit of 13 F Simmons and others, to wit : 1. One irnct of IJ.'i? acres more or loss, in Orangcburg County, t .uu.t.'j |y h&pda, Louisa, t'uleiavtre, I). Fuvtick, Lewis Uooc^ win. M. >Yhct*<puc, II. V. J. Whetstone. and-Hib-y. J. one pf ;!7u acr.-? more or less, in same County, bouuded by lands of W?m. Knotts'. Mrs. bed- wan, Lewis Ooodwin, O. W. Whet-, ?tune and traol 4 hereafter described. ... One of ^7<i] aoTCet more or less, in same (.ounty, bounded by binds of (1. M. Whet, stone, Da tuber g Pound Jos. Knotts. Lowis Goodwin and said tract 4. t And one other traet of 1 )2>ty aereomore or leas, in same ("ounty. hounded on lands of Wm. Knotts, tracts 2 and :t, (1. M. Whet-, ?tont, Aun Inabbxet, Samuel Ulmer, Sarah Stncklnnd and Jaqe Muck. By consent of tMe Judgment Creditors, the sule willbf for Qqe-tl' . i canh. the balance u, two ei|aal annual iu.-taJmenta, sicnr?d by bond with ialeroft from date, payable annu all with a ntor>gngo of the premises, and a covenant for resale and collection of tat whoie uinount upon firal breach of Ibe bond. Purchasers to pay for papera, stamps and re cording?but with the privilege of paving all ca-h. II. RIGG3, dee 10-^td S, (>. C. Notice of Diu??Scvl. NOT1CK 18 II Kb KIIY GIVKN THAT I, will, an the Khh day of January, 1971, ine my Hnol account with the lioworabl? Judge of Probate for Orangebv,rg County, as. Administrator of the Kalatcs af Jj A, Kciti and ask for Letters of Hiasniasal. P. W. HOPSEn, <?C 0 -It Administrator.