The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 16, 1872, Image 3
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS
CKOIUiiE ItOLIVER,
Financial an\> BrsiKKsa Manaueb.
Ofliclal PaipePWT-1%? Stete and
of Orangcl)*** /Tdenty*:
The I ""'liV _a ud?torship
- Mi rig
Wo hour lliat another effort; iri being
ltiudo to have Mr. iV iiii ffoMMirfjriUUojjBtUi
mi J have some otie^W aftftitfctcd in; Iiis
pluto. It is no more than proper for
this paper t?3 SjSy??itJ.. .Us cdiioral
columns?that*?n\4B effort** j*d?all fi"d,
awajs, tin uucrpiivooal disapproval
Having been in cxistcuco for a num
ber of yenr?, we feel authorized -to
say thut any fc?ylt step fehall mcc| "with
the disapproval 'of the Republicans of
this County. 41 MiK Vtib Tussol baa been ,
a faithful and efficient officer; treeto hit?
0;T ti^tJ ? r , },_;f
party and the interest ot lus County,
and it woubl bo .simply . iufainnuK to j
make nil attempt tQ have liim dis
placed. Nobody has tried to do more to
benefit the 'taxpayers' of th's County
than Mr. N'a u TSf?J if la ws were p-isscd.
by the Legislature, oppressive in iHeir
iture, and it. b-joamc a pirt ot his duty
to execute ttytthi^ thej pubUq ou^ht u ?t to
blame Itiui fordoing his duty. Wc say
here, that Tlife journal places itself
t-quurvly t'tu^ record as s gainst
any such ufovctnent, and denounces the
man as a truitor to the interest of the
llcpublicaH" vpatty thutf^aoetiaus any
jueh mrnsftMK
^ ' ? HflLc...??? r r
1 imi In Boston Jhuss.
Cl *3*W .1 TT' ?
Our advices from .tho North, state. 1
that in -Saturday evening... last, a tire
In ukc out in the <Jrty.-?t 'Boston, and
l u. (1 until Sunday. ' Destroying somo
id the ?fiuest business houses in-the;
'*?-?.-,'? i. , ?
('(in.try. The orgiu: of the tire was
caused by the over heating of a furnace1'
Tho Vefhlt of the lire on business is
indeed licavy.'' Many largo.houses must
necessary, suspcud, aud many In.su;
anec CcAUpnuics must do likewise, the
effects of the fire ton the Leather and j
Wool trades aro serious, and these
articled will consequently rise. Wu
pity tuV misfortunes of the people who
have been, rendered houseless and home
less, a,ud hrpe all wiir.be done,'that t*
pussibbj for the uufurtunatc women and
childnhn, Vtlrosc lets s ore ten times more
severe than those ?T tho'drygcods prin
ces of A meri'c^T**^*-* ?naassaa?
? * ' " -m
Fint. I
at* *>i*H:mt&t bh&im* .
????fi0 *s lp I -sift a . a'ap , J_ v ??
J obc-Junuy, lb to tyc blest. Tbe man
? ?"T" * -'*"wj m \ ??i j... .-?
who has a brigbt, genial, good hum med
side to" his fife. ' Whs> can bring a smile
and a laugh to Matures that never knew
Bitch things, is a bclfcfactor of the whole I
*Svt ; ;-y .w>T k '
human iamilv. Fun is tho ma
ing of our lifo, without it earth would
iudoed bo dark nod dismal. It is tho
j. '
oasis- in' ' our wido desert of sorrow, a-nd
biiiigu to all a geuiulity that can :cotnc
from no,other fouico. Wc do not mean
of course tbet low, debasing ?ort.of Tun
that many '.people ^practice, ?uft h\ only
a selfish way of procuring onjoymont,
and does iu fact no good. The fun that
sYC'taes ?ifj ti;f? ? ? .
cases ll?9 heart when o'erflowing with
grief, that brings to the mind u calm1
and'.perfect t?QH.ng of enjoyment, is the
prrpolplc that should bo cultivated. Wu
need now und then something spicy,\
something' (liat is pungent, that will
. tfiJ ; siioX.5 - ,
lrnpart.to tho intellectual faculties a
keen f'euso of gratification. Fun can do
this, hut it.must bo.refined in Ua <oue,
and hntr>C not descend to that l?\r level
which it Bccms is to day recognized as
thp prmciplo of good humor. Let our
readers;thcu be funny, enjoy themselves
on all occasionSgArfd they will lind that
life will glido along somoother, and long
faces will cast off their mclauoholy, and
griji\y .rosy fa ii & 'giiod TiuJJP-i-'e iV. We will
fW^bl us oc*t we can, aud if we dispel
dull cure, and kill or at least case sorrow.
Wo consider we have dono a good work.
Our Duty.
*j?*?i r -: c)j rr . ;. .a>, : ..... ?
Ah ei'.i/.ens of this State, Wb have a
certain duty to perform, which should
not be neglected, that duty consists in
looking after ?the welfare of our State,
so that her vast natural.rtsuurces c,..ti be
developed. Now tho .question arisos,
1? i\v can wu afford to fttteud to this dufy,
whon by doing so as things uow\
wc could derivo no benefit,
wer is this. We czpecjb^bct
uow under our new administration, and
should allow those expectations to be
our . i11ci)ti\ cs to activity and progress.
We must not, becus our State finances
Lite in a bud condition, lie iuort Bud in
active, we Must Work to try and belter
her . condition, *c nin-t aid in develop
?fug her Kftowreest Und '\u enhauyyjyg
their value. 'Our State poweesca ro
rosncos of itmn< nsri Valu--. and we should
deve'nm anjjeiicou'mgc the development
of then . If. we-go to work right, and
Ditry^al those prejudices of former
times, rork together as mr?i without
distinction because id'oreed or colur, Wc
can innk'j otu" State a rich and prosper
ous one, and that the State ftovertimcut
will help us by assured. The .now
officers . elcutcd we think will d?> tight,
they will ; flvvd to ns oil the istanco
iu iIk'.Ij- ji.*vcr, and we believe they *ill
nti; frCfiuslf,/. Let as then nftiw that all
political exoit ement has tout':i led, and
peace once more ' reigns iu Warsaw.;?
turn on.r attention to this matter, let, ?s;
all use our best efforts to develop an 1 Oti
lianee the .vjlu .1 i F the vast resources
of onr good ?:tute. It is a n..h'e and a
j . , i * ' "' 1 ' '- . 11 ,m
praiseworthy work, and will mo?t cer
jT . .] ? ? If
taiidy redound to the credit, and pr. s
penty of us all. We mast progress.
Iu tbis-ngc everything motes ahead,-nnd
WO slu'Uhl move afeu. Tlic.f&fcM'pooplc
muist forget those old fossil ir.c& ideas.and
sweep them away baok jnldthc past, and
the colored people must net'depend up:
QU tlie assistance, of an} body but must do
all they can for themselves, an iiidopend
* ny?si'0e tror i" ttt-astu?L'
cnt man is one who never goes to ?lner
?people to help him, but Studios.and*
helps himself. The colored people can
bo itujoj endent if they desire to, they
arc nrogr ssivc in their ideas, and all
-that ia Jicidid is energy. He energetic
in nil things, work y.ujur firm well, and
develop* whenever it contains, and 10 a
lew yeujs tliere will be-a i people more
imfependem, more prosper ns 4ban the
colored peoj h\ Let then both white
and colored place their shoulders to the
wheel, and -help raise South Carolina on
a levol with any Stnle hj thi? Fast uniou.
Let us do away, with politics for two
years at least, :wid attend to the duties'
that ?dcvoK'efi ttpon every o titon in this
glorious olA Stale of ours, and let our
wafcliword be i ito .uks*.
S'l'tt A NC K 1 NSTA ItCK Ot' I Ml KS KSTl
MKNT?A gentleman who is temporarily
absent from hdnio and stopping in.the
1 et?y, relates to us that after retiring to
led night before "last, and' befi>rc going
to sh op. b? seemed all at once to h i in.
a room at home. Kvervthiug about i be
room seemed us real and (hni*rbta as il'
he were,that moment in it. It could
n<d be a dream., uccau.;e ho 1iad never
rov'a luomcut lost his conseiousuess.
TJpou a bed in the rrom lay his bnthcr
apparently very pale, au I leaning over
thu bed tstood his mother iu great sioui
:._ ill .J..?.. 1 its '
?nj-, unjiiu*^ ..ii ( v*.ij j ? .....i.i ljr ii'
could not banish the incident IV nn his
mind, and last night came the seqtid.
He icccivcd a letter from hoiuc siyi-.ijj
that- bis brother had fallen fro n a high
window, end ever since had Iain in an
unconscious state in the room which he
hudfco plainly seen night before1,''and
that his mother had sc.iiv.dy left hie
bedside. We have this information
from a gentleman of intelligence tin I a
disbeliever in a!) spiriual manifestations
ri-D* Meinet wcjulcr'
The HapfTstS of the inland of Jamaica
arc in n flmirshing statu. * U'iioy have
1J0 .cbupids nil s*H-mippnrtiug some of
t hem capable of holding from H00 to-2,
000 persom?. They have 14,000 bluck
children in'the Sunday schools, taught
by, 10,00 black teachers- they h ive 9000
childreii in their day s?h-Klh?' at the
Calabar Institute they have 23 yo mg
men ip tpiiuiag to bo pistnr* an 1 tea'ch
rrs; I ,,_ '_
"Deer tongue'' w the name of u little
planjt that grows abundantly iu the piuo
i'erevU throughout tlio ? lower Soutluo n
States. This little plant is now attraet
ing eoimid'jrublo utteiition as .a; tide
for tfceuting 4oWedb und wrappers for
cigar--, the te tves having a strong vauillu
odor. A -SoutHiortn paper is coulident
that thu day is not t':u' .diataut when the
'?deer tongue" will become one of tho
most inp irt*nt prodoo a of thj S >uth.
? II?-??Min I
Two y.tung men of Port Huron siw a
'led body floating down thu St. Clair a
few mornings ago. Thoy a' raightw.iy
manned a bqat. and wmit in pursuit of it
and after a long pull found that it was a
stray? cfiigy s m s graceless scamp had set
afloat, They have agreed novor to at
tempt to *cc,urc n floatioj.* d3al into
njrain.
.FT Ell w
er, No AB. A. M.
GUL? CONTOATION of the
Al'TK^wii: J#?old on Friday,
it ? o'clock l'. M. .
A fall atttndanco is rcquestef, as the
Election and InatsUation of Officora for tho
Euauing Year will take place.
October 11, at 4) o'clock P. M.
By order of M. E. H. P.
THEODORE KOHN,
nov lti?tf Secretary.
NOTICE. '
Tho following Prtdmbhe and Resolutions
were passed by the Board *f County Com
missioners :
j FF7?fr<i?.t, Wo tho County Commissioners
jsf -Oraugeburg County, to wit : J. FELDER
MEYERS, JOHN ROBINSON and NERO
BLOOM bavo since our induction into office,
met with no serious difficulties in the carry
ing out of tho dutios which devolved upon
.us,?that is to say without opposition from
those who arc diametrically oppose to us
on oceount of our political opinions, and
Uber?*!? wo arc eor.?eientiou?ly impressed
with the conviction that this is chifly due tu
the wholesome and able advice rendered us
from time to time by the Attorneys of this
Board, MESSRS 1ZLAR & D1RBLF; and
whereas this is the last meeting whioh we
tha present County rommlssie-ners of said;
County shall hold. Therefore ;
Be it Ilffolved: The* we put upon our
Minute Rooks, In the form of resolutions,
our thanks to tho legal advi?cre of this
Board, and the friends who Luve aided us
In' performing th/J important duties attend
ant upm our positions as County Commiss
ioner*.
JlrmK-rd, First, Thwl we the retiring
Commissioners of thie County, place amidst
the record a of the County, our appreciatisu j
?Of the services reedorejl us by Mcssrr
titter * Dibble.
Hcrohcd, Secondly, That the Comity debt
hns been reduced seven thousand dollars'
under our administration, and to MEK8KS
izlau & DIBBLE, we extend our thanks
for the o-dvicc given'which-was instrument
nl ia bringing nbout this most eesirable
remit. \ ?
IlrBnhed, Thirdly, That wc have done our
.best to promote tht interests mt tkcCcajfttty,
and respectfully request Those who nrc in
clined to oensure us for any seeming short
coming or derelietioa of duty to consider
the difficulties under which we took posses;,
fon of the office before pronouncing, a ver
<lict derogatory to us,
j Rftolvrjf, Fourth^f, That although Repnbli- |
e.ins in principle., tIiis Board have nevtr
met with any opposition in the discharge eftj
thpir official duties, from the intelligent por
tion of the citizens ef Orangeburg County,
Iitfolvrd, ? Fifthly, That wo tender our
thanks to our efficient Clerk, M11. JAM rs
v AN TASSEL for his counsel and preficien
??y in office y- j
kttolved, Sixthly, That these resolut iotfs be
inscribed upon our Minute Books and that
they be puhjishsd in the' "Oiianokbcro
Nawf," tia ii part of <Jie official work of this
Board.
KftolrctS, ^fviWijf//, That wc. commend the
newly elected Board to the favorable con
sideration ?tf our..fedow citizens, nndthat
in t.iking lea .'c of this office''enr bbpes for
tho future prosperity nstd w-clfnre of til*
County are Tcey bright,
(?gned) J. FELDER MEYERS.
Chmrtnun Beard
ofCounty Commissioners, O. C
jpiJN ROllLSS?N,
NERO BLOOM.
JAMES van Tassel, ciork.
w 16 . tf
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASCJElt,
pRAkoEooito OocSctt, ?S.T.,
November 15th, 1872.
Nflticci? hereby given that the Treasurer
will he at the following plaoes for the pur
pose ef COLLKCTINO TAXES, from the
201 h of November to the Kith of January,
1S73, tnolufive:
LKWISV1LLE, 20th tp the 23d, inclusive,
FORT MOTTE, 26th, 20th, 27th.
DRANCHY1LLE, 128th, 20th, Mth
J. II AM P. FEI.DER'S STORE, Dee. SU,
3d.
ORANGEBURG, 4th, oth, Gth. 7th.
ZF.ldl.Kll'S tSTQRB, Oth, ltkJi, 11th.
EASTERLIX'S MILL, 18th 14th.
A Penalty of 20 per cent, will be nd<led
nfter tho 15thJanuary. I wouM respect
fully urge upon the Citizens tho necessity vf
paying ap promptly, and avoiding the Pen
alty, as there will positively be no ?exten
sion of tho timo prescribed by law.
T. K. SASPORTA-S,
nov 1C--rtd CouutyTfreamwer.
Estate Sale.
fry lenvo of the Court of Common Pleas
there will be sold, for cash, on the tfOlh day
.of November (Saturday) at the Plaota/ion
of 0. Out es, all the remaining J^isbsjbU
property of his Estuto, consisting ef 2 Midis.
Cattle, Corn, Fodder, and Household and
kitchen Fnrniture. \c.
W. C. WHETSTONE,
Executor of Will of C. Gates,
nov I? tf
Sole Under Mortgage.
By vi?tue of a eicr'gage executed and de
livered to me by James P. May and Isabel
la M*y, on the U7th .day of November,
1H71. I will seH en Monday, the 2d day of
December next, at Orangeburg, in front of
the Sheriff'* Office, iwwhedtately after the
Official 9a1e#i one BAY MARE VIU.E,
?mined LIZER. Term* cash.
GEOROE IIOIJVER
nov dO -id
Notice of Dismisfjal.
[ iVTOTJCE IS HEREBY Q1V.EN THAT 1
JLl will, on the 18th day of November, .1872
lilo our final account with tho -Honorable
Jiulge of Probato for Orangeburg.County, as
Administrator de boni* non of the Estate of
Josiah Zciglcr, and Adminiatrator of Estate
of George Zeiglcr and Malichi Zoiglci' and
ask for Letters of Dismissal.
P. A. BUYCK,
oot 20?4t Administrator.
rethf County Comteissioners,
? jlW'^C*KBIJliG COUNTY,
ORA#GEBUR(>, 8. C., Oct. Ota, 1872.
to S^l, 27 of
PUSUANT to S^Y 27 of tn AC'S "DEFINING the JOTIISDICTIOR and D?TIKS Of
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS," ApproTcd Soptombcr 20th, 18G8, nml all Aotfl Aiaonda
tory there*"*, the AIMS Against the County of Orangebtir^, AUDITED by t he Hoard of
lissiwRer
ber lmfo, 1871 t' .^Jtuhrr IMti, 1S7:!, *ro hereby published
NA>fK.
County C?rnmic.*u'Trs. showing the Expenditures, and Tor what purposes, from Soptoin
NAMK OF KUNO.
AMOUNT
fM.AI M KD.
Sciibrook. K B "JT~
%gs, n
Rat ph. WTC
Fluid, Susan
Hutsons & Legafl*
Baker Notice
Raker, Rora
Codkc, II P
Cannon, P <i
Toomer, J 11
DoTVcvilto 5? ?is;runk
Carttwill, Thomas
Ocanguburg Newj Co.
Hebutson. Joliu
Rleom, Nero ^ _Jt
Van Tasse), ?ltMfo^*
Flcmming, Ulna
GuiiM, Qobst L
Rcodi.-h. t\ 'k*J
Toomer, J It
Amakcr, I'.veinta
Hall. C 11 ?*
Amakcr. Francis
A maker, Kiiis
Tucker, I R
Cofko, ? P
Stvsporf as, T K.
Lloyd, U J
Betsillj II O
Trcadwell. Mar; B
Ciders, Edward
(Hi am, flj J"
LWjd, R J
i-Ain, W M
Van Tassel, James
Riggf, Harpiu
Exclciel, K
Cieckly, James D
ISoliver, Qco
Martin, llnmpton
nlker, Lcvris
Jackson, Betsey*:
Ferroll, Bain
Richardson, Govau
Gray* Georg?
Bailey, Clmrlcs
Fairey, IC R
Hob It soil, Harry
Craves, Joseph
Joiner, J .1 W -
Hughes, J M
Binitht Ephraim
Mitchell, J J
Robinson, *V F
Baltxegar, KHz*.
" Silvia
Der r it!
Ray, Thr>8
Fnirey, S R
Edwards Capers
Vincent. G M
Can y. William
llnys, Albert
Faircy, A II
Edwarde, Nelson;
Holly
Drown, Mr
Monis, Situ^u
(iroyes, .lady
Cannon, P Q
fieipio. Lu<y
Silliums. Morris
Clark. Robl
Quattlcbaiim, Frank
bnyek, Vbosaas
Fennell, Loans
Flowers, Julia
Wal ker, Qeurge
Mary
Hryd. A R
Ainaltcr, A 1'
(lenke, T II
Gcbr-elt, C y
Cuoke, C U
DeMars, Frank
It el don, Jiiuor. .
Bryd, A II
FLinniing, Hinab
Alexander, Tbouvu
Hyrd. Saiu'l
Shuinukcr, Irs. T
Copes, J M
Feiner, Caloin
Yon. T J
Mcridith, 0 P
Bull, Webb
lntibiiiptt. Louie
Way, W H
Brown, Nancy
Odora, G J
M?relJ, Richard
Robinson, Kirk
??*- John
VoMicliaol, .Sally
llainpion Alfred
Uiggs, II
Duke?. A t' & Co
Dukes ei Bbuler
Sekbro?k, K H
Knowlton. A 11
Livingston, Dau'l
K?st, n E
William-, Charles
DeMars, Frank
Funcbe**, J W
Felder, Calvin
Uoliver, (ieo.
Inabinot, I. P
t'orbitt, A W
Morgon, LLnyd .
Kcnnerly, L D'S
Robinson, -lake
Vincent, (Ja bo
Stephens, Katy
Cooko, T II
WMnnittnakarj Jerome
Quattlebaum, J J
Johnson, H
Connor, Iliuujiton
M0Michael Frederick
A milker A P
Seakroek, London
Davis, Muri ha
M Rosa
Stephen.-, Albert
McMichaul, Diek
M Land/
Marshall, Mike
Mitelndl, Julianna,
Mint?, Jr Landy
Alemmi-r, Thos
Panning, J II
Andrews, T C
Cooke, II F
Lloyd R J
Hates, Vincent,
Rfffs, H
K Kzcklel
Robinson, .totui
Lloyd, R J
Law ton, Chas
Riggs, H
Wolfo, 7. M
Livingston, Dsn'l
Joinex, J J w
Ott, O H
Hyrd Willium
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Coronor'h fund
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Road and bridge fund
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(continued in oi n nixt )
NOTICE.
Notice is heroBy given thnt APPLICA
TION willlre i*?d*to the GENERAL AS
SEMBLY at its ?ext Sesalon for a Revival
of the Charter? of 'PINE GROVE CHURCH"
and "TRINITY CHURCH" nnder the juris
diction of the "Evangelical Lutheran Sy
nod of South Caioiina and adjacent Stute?."
nov 0 8m
f notk i: \
OFFICE OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.]
Orakukucko, Covktt, B. C,
I November 8th, 1872.
NotYce is hereby given to all parties hav
ing CLAIMS in the Office of Oouaty Com
missioners for wbioh orders have not been
drawn to call at said Office oh Saturday
Nov. Oth, and ou Saturday Nov. Kith, 1*7.2,;
to receive said orders.
By ordor of the Hoard.
JAMES VAN TASS Eh,
nov '.)?2t . Clerk.
NOTICE.
kUNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE,
W rot on & Steadman in liquidation, )
vs ? V
Estate V.'. B. Math moy, j
We will sell nt Public Auction, on Sulcday
in December, 1872, during the usual bout's
?f sale, ut Orangobttrg C. IT., the following
trad of land, belonging to VY. B. Muthency,
dee'd.
KM)acers of hind, more or le^s, boundc 1
south by the Ornngebtug Bond, north by
lands oT Jaanes I.aird, east by lands of Mrs.
Charlotte Qcrick, and west by lands of John
J. Walker.
Terms c*?h Purchaser to pay for all
necessary Papers.
nov 9 " td
Public Sale.
P. P. Jennings, Adm'r of Est. ]
ef Jno. T. Jennings,
vs I
P. s Felder and others, ,f
Creditors and Hein? ?4"J. T. |
Jennings. J
Under an order in tho Common Pleas in
iIiis caeo, there will be said at Walterl.oro.
by ihoShvrifl of Colluton, on the Brat Mon
4a> in Dcocnsoer next, for one-half (j; cash,
the other hall' to ba at the opt.on ef the
purchaser also eash era credit of on?' y<u.r.
secured by bond and mortgage exeiutnl Ut
the Refeiee inihiscntc; the bortda with in*
terest frosi date. I'uruhaaeiH paying for
Papers and Recording.
1. That I urge body of timbered land in
Colleton County, being all th<? land nf which
3. T. Jennings, died seiend in thai County,
containing at :* supposed about fweWy-nvv
thousand acres. Teieee lands inetude a goonl
deal of well timbered, a* weil a< tannin;;
laud, and great facilities for market by the
Kdisto IHtvj*. There is a Dwolliug ami
oi her VuadirSir* on the land.
II. On the name 4ny and nt the s.-ime?
place for Cash four [4) -Steiiui Saw Mills in
good running ord?\r.
III. On the K&mc day at Ornngehurg.l y
the Sliej-ttf jof Jdiut Cor.ttty, nttti the terms
prescribed fee t1?e Colleton Laiol, u tract ot
twenty five hundred (2.">iH?) arr***, lyiu-j^n
the Junction of the North and Soulli EdisTo.
and Jjoumlii'l bv Uiem M t he soi?-h. north by
lands of M. MuTpliy, Davi-i .Mstiphy and
Mrs. Ashe, east by J. T. Shorn.k.-r and II.
Jennings, und well by Hi. Smoke and Juu.
Ka.-i <-rlin.
On the place ?h-ere ?OH Large and Hand
some Dwelling Ifanse and all the outbuild
ings usual on a well settled plantation?the
lands first class Cot ton and Provision.
The tract will bo Hold in parcels. 'A
l'w ??! in.' mi.'. Outhouses, on each.
!. The Homestead, with the Luther My ere
and i ilar Iraot.
2. The I met on which Jr*?. Murphy is liv
ing to include the Myers swamp tract.
8. The Iraot on which Jacob -Murphy
live*. .
1. The Andrew Wolfe place.
6. The Lynch place.
<?. Tho llnrncv Deropsiy place.
? 7. '1 ho **Thom!'.-" place on which Win.
Walling lives.
8. The Mary Murphy place.
2. Another tract of two hundred ,'2o0j
acres.of geod Fanning Land in the sa:ne t
neighborhood, bounded by lands of J. I?. j
Cleokley, a. Dibble, Jno. Easterlip and Qi o.
Kiltroll. MORTIMER O'LOVErt,
Nov. 7, 1F72?Utd . lt.-l-.ree. I
By virtue of sundry Executions to me di
rected 1 will sell to tho highest bidders, at.
Orangeburg Court House, ou tho first MON
DAY iu December treat, for cash, the fol
lowing properly, vix:
tine tract of laiul A?ntaining 183. acres
more or less, bounded nortli by Mney
Siiioke, west by S. T. 1/lar, south by M. W.
Hughes, and east by J. \V. Antley in Eei*i<>
tine other tract containing 200 a;res moae
or less, in Erliste ForJx, bounded ..u east by
M. R. Antl. y, north by S. T: J*i*r and T.
Hughes, south by lint, bin- & Thomas and
J. NN. Antley, and west by J. W. ARMey^
Two Horses and one Mulo. Levied on as
iho property of J. J. Antley at the mi a t'
L. L>. Mo wry & Sons.
ALSO .
888 acres more or less, in Orasgelmrg
County, ttie bul.vnce of a tract of 872 acres,
after deducting Homestead of D. D. l-'oncif
csa, being a part of the place whereon he
now resides.
The remainder (after the determination
of the Estate in Homestead) in 500 seres,
cut off froae the above tract of 872 acres
and assigned as Homestead to D. iD. Punch
ess. Levied on bsp the :proporty of D. D.
Furtcbess at the spit of John W. Funchess.
ehoxf?f Office, ) H. Ri6G8,
OrangeburgC. II., S. C, V S. O. C.
Nov. 8, 1872. J
nov '.i td I
Notice of dismissal.
"VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
[\ will on the 1 Vtb day of December next,
nie my final arooant .with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrator of Dr. Wm. A. Cooper, and ask
for Lottere ef Dismissal.
J.,0. C. HUFFMAN,
air O?Ai Administrator.
TO KENT!
Notice is hereby given that the Indepen
dent Elliotl Hook and Ladder Company hav
ing completed their UALL and SI ORE will
receive PROPOSALS for RENT ?f the
STORE, situated rm Market Street, next
door ta Cs.pi. Juhn A. Hamilton's. The
Store r? 20 liy.OO fe/?t in the -clear, with Glass
\WtojA.
By order uf the Company,
oct !2 F. DsMARS, Sec.
\XT?w*VlCE.-tAU INpnson? Hat?
X l ipg demands agaibst tb? Estate of the
laljrJenn (ii moling will reader them duly
tduW-udU In thesubscribers,"and those in
ojLtedfwill make payment to Messrs. Qlev
er k (Dover, Attorneys at Law, or to
IRVIN J. DUKES,
FRED. II. ORAMLINO,
L. E. CRAWLING,
Administrators.
Orangeburg, 8. C. Nov. 9th, 1872.?-3
Sheriff's Sales.
The State of South Carolina,
ORANGKJJURQ COUNTY,
In Probat* Coukt.
Ar parts John FLO. Huffman, )
\ -Admr of Estate of V
Won. A. t'ooaer, deceased. )
Wua.
Hy virtue of an order from Hon. Tbad. C.
An trews. Judge of Probate, I will eeU te
Iii?: highest bidder, at Oraagcburg C. H.. en
ih- 1st Mod Jay in December ?est, for cash
A1' life Kvideaees of Indebiejdne?* etch
a* Judgments, Deeds, Notes and Accounts
belonging to the Estate of the late VVnii A
/Cooper.
ALSO
EstaTk salk.
In Pr.oBATjg Coubt.
By order of Hon. Thad. C. Andrews,
Jiulgc of Probate. 1 will sell r.t Orangcburg,
oatlio Jet Monday in Doeembmr ?est, for
cash, all <ho personal property belonging to
ihe bite firm of Doyle, Wiles & Co., consist
ing in ]>nrt of lluggios. Materials used in
the am uu fa ein re Of Cnrribgea, Baggies and
Wagons. Blacksmith Tools, *c/
'j A I.so
All the porsonal proporty of the late ft:
I.. Wilou, cessiting of Cattle, Htfgs, House
held an 1 kitcee** Furniture, tot Tools and
Whgon.
allo
OUANGKRURO county
In IMkuiate Court:
1 * - W-.tm
Patrick Doyle, Plaintiff,!
Vs j Petition
Sarah Jane Wiles, for *
Clarence 8. Wiles, Partition
Augustus F. Wiles, of
Robert H. Wik*, . . Real Estate
Defendants,
? Hi obedience tb an order of Thaddens Ct
Ai.ilrcwHj Juilgo of Probate for Orangrburg
fo'urity. made in the above entitled action. I
will sell ?t Omtgebdrg9) Ha on the 2d day
of December next, b-ing the first Monday
in the month.,for partition and division, the
lollowing Real Estate, situate and being in
tin- Town ef Ornngeburg, in the County and
j^i t ? aferesaJd, lo wit:
1. All thai 'o* ?r nareel ?f land wirb Car
riage Factory mid other ttuildiriga thereon,
on the iiellevillo Road, known a* the Car
ri?gc Fa< t ry* of Doyle K Wile?, and bouri J
u i, nn '*v north by the Belleville Road, east
by toe ll.oiie<tead of Themas Ray, south by .
i . K. Sas-ponas, and \/est by Alley Hot
named. I * '. I ?
?J. All tint lot or parcel of low I contain
ing ? ??> i lit \ -.-even acres (27) acrea awn or
less, an 1 bmin Jed north by land* ef Henry
Fmsdo.biirk, east by the Bnl! Swamp Ro i-h
mid south und west be Streets not named.
? (Tends -On --half c.u>h, balance on a cred
it ?1 ftu ? and twoy*??n*. secured by bond of .
i hr wrciiaVer and mur'gagc of the premises,
bwud to b'-ar interest from day of aale, pay
able mnually. Purchaser to insure
Carriage Factory Huilding. assign the policy
and t? pay tor Papers and Recording; and
trreirjre u; -ihoytytiaa^r^?. piyjioaors fail- ^.
ihv to comply *with the term* of sale, the
said pit mis CS tu bo resold upon the saja?
d: y or pome convenient aaleday thereafter at
the formt r Pi retiasv-r or purchasers risk.
Sbe?Ur* Otbce, | H. KURLS,
Orangolnrg C. H? 8. C.*, } ft II. C.
nov 7, 1872. j
nor o ? td .
Sheriff's Sales.
State of South Carolina.
OltAN'IKBURtJ COUNTY
* ^n^Cx>M*wi? Plica &,
F.liiabeth P.. Bartiett a. Adin'x J
of Etta to of tL W. Rarnett,
dee d, and as Adm'x ale bmait
wn ot Est of Robl. *j Car
Sou, <lcc'd. Plaintiff.
Amelia D.'Caysow,' Lewi* A. j.
t'wr-joii, Mary E. Rarnett,
nnd Jaimes Yi. Vice,
I'UiptuTs. , J
By virtue of an order mado |sj !
cm filed action, I Mfif^t Orangeburg
C. H.,.oa the 2d day of Doeember ne*t.
being tl'e Ost Monday of the month, dttring
tlio legal? ho Uta of aale, the remainder i?
the Homestead and Dower of Elizabeth D.
P.a.i nett, in -the following tracts or parcels of
Jnttd. situate in the County and Sit.te afore
Saldi on fha tvtate Road, a short diftanee
below the Two-Chop Road, being the Real
Estate of which the said O. W. Bonaett,
died seized, containing three hundred sad
two (302) acres more or less, and bounded
by lands of Elisabeth B. Bonneti, Ira Hart?
D. Ejfyjp Hart and S. R; Wolle. ?
2. The It ein am der in Dower of ih? said
Ktisubeth R. Bonnet!,- in all that tract or
parcel of land* situate in the County and
State aforesaid, on the Sjtntc Road a short
dist>mc** bulow the Two-Chop Hoad, contain
ing one 'Hundred acres, and? bounded by
Uudx of I). Elieoa Hart, S. R. Wells, Elisa,
beth It. Rotinctt and a portion of the satwe
tract assigned to tho said ERxabotb 3. Bon
nett as llginestead. ,
Ter ms: (in e-hal f cash, the balance on a
credit of ouc year, Secured by bond at tho
purchaser and a mortgage of the premises,
and to pay for I Papers, Reeo/<Bug and
gtainne ; and in case of faiV*?^ td purcbar
ser to coinpiy, to be Resold ob same day or
eome pou??ai*?ji?t saleday t^^r- after aV form.
er purchaser's/Lsk. J x-- ?I ? t
Tho j uieiiacer- suB.bo do*itn* pyMwssien
n of the Eat at t
?)
after the deterininaUoa of the Estates ia
Homestead and Dower.
BherDTs (?rfeo. ) H. Riggs,
Orangeburg C. H. S. C, \ 8/0. C,
Nov. 7th, 1872. J
nov y v. . td
-*l . ? I h jp ?^.uu.i-.i . .--? - ?
N?tice to Creditors.
OliANOKW?RO COUNTY,
I?t Common Pj.kah.
" P. P. Jennings A.lmV of }
' John T. Jennings,
vs : im
T. S.'Folder and others, Pred
itors and heirs at Law.
By an order in this oase it is provided:
II. That all Creditor* ?f J. T. Jena Inga.
deceaJeil. be enjoined by publication from
cnuimencinf, separate suits against his Ad
niinistrator, or enforcing any Liens on the
l ands of which be .died seised, until the
further order of this Court.
III. That ib* said Crod>ore do prcr?>
?their Claims before Mortimer THover, Esq^
as Referee, art -Qrangeburg, on.or before tb?
.first of January nexA.
' Ornngeburg, Oct. 17th, 1872.' i?"Ji