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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
Yhe Census.

+ The Census returns just published
show tho following facts.
In, eli, ht Counties Of the State, among
which ia orangsburg,. both races have
iincusaseds in sixteen Counties both races
Aawo- decreased; in four Counties the
whites. have decreased and the blacks
increased; in Two. Counties the whiten
have, ipcraased and blacks daoroased,
there ACC Marlboro and Sumter.
In, tho whole State the whites have
dsoreaaed. 1926, and. the blacks have
dscrsassd 26,1Si. The sxssss ofdsGreaaa
of the blacks over the whites is 97B2.
llaIp 1850 the population Of the State
wss TOa, ,T09; iu 1870 itis s6i 900.
The nsS superintendent Of rspressuta-
ton consequent upon. this census will
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O RITUA r Y.

DIsr--At Gonzales. Texas, MERRICK w.
SHULER, aged "a years and mcnths. on
the a0th day OF Jannary 1870. xgr%s,
Hescfsca under the ''furled kaaner," in
Company 2, 26th Regiment, 8. c. ", and
was true and gallant soldier. s;a.s,ssa
He was q native Of this County, and afar
from his distant grave, there comes the
memorial of dear associations. slsit-eI
10 young wife and one orphaned little
one are left, when the tribute Of grief IL
paid, the legacy Of his fSssi and WORTH acI
Asy He "wfso tempeEs the wind to the
ahorn lamb, be their father aad friend
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The Press Coaiezsace.

The colaRabia Gsersiiaa, and ,others
ct the State press have suggested that
ell Of the editors Of the State. opposed
70 The ssurpssieaIshd sotraptioaI Of our
State government, meet together in con-
ference 1t Columbia on the 18th inst,
The Charleston Nssos, in advocating
the suggestion, and asgiag upon all pa
pers ofths State % bs, represented a. 4.
ahis meeting, doss not understand chat
the object the meeting is to put forth
platform any public declaration Of
policy, but 20 bring che ansi-radioai edi-
sors together $50 that shsy may inter.
change yiowa. and opinions and make
themselves acquainted by, oonfsrring, to. 7
gsthsr, with the feeling sand desire Of
eysrysseetiou Of the State,''S 4pe7 nj Il
With this we entirely concur, and we
earnestly hope that all Of our oootempo-
raries throughout the State will meet to- to-
gether in conference. Let us, see what
are the chances for US, in. the y grand eff
fort of fpatriotism, that rs la people We
arc about to make. Let us hear whether
the people of South Carolina are ready
TO unite upon a course Of action that has
buried past delusions, that admits facts
chat are accomplished, and that has q
bright ray Of hope for our future III
Let the body of'men who baud them
selves together for the redemption Of
their State, meet upon o platform that
knows no distinction of class, caste or
color; which recognizes white man, and
blaekman, as equally cITrzENl
Let us make one more rally, one more
effort, aud let US mako it, upon q basis,
aud by means that are practical, sensible
and that have a chance Of success! t.'es
We trust that the Press Of the state
viii meet at this Conference, and that
shey will agree upon a course to be pre-
ssnted, and advocated by them to the
people, which win unite all the honest
eitissals Of South Carolina, white and
black, in an effort to secure tho govern
mont siato the hands of the honest. md
the worthy uslite them upon this scnai-
bic admission of what is the reality Of.
our ditslation, and which is tho only
effoyt that can be successful! m
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HousED.--A young maa, j. W.
Touey, from Oraugeburg, g., c., was ar,
rested yesterday morning, by the police,
for violation of the 18th section. After
his arrest, being under the influences Of
numerous potations Of benzine, he was
searched ands51 found on his person. II
was reported that early in the u,orning
this young man had aash assets Of $500,
of which he expended sTa 10 che pas.
chase Of o horse, aud it was supposed
possibly that his exchequer had bcea
fingered by seess:.ss ssa.;==rper. A youss
man, T.. G. Reafdou, Of Gfanisyilla' ac-
oompanying Tousy as 3 friend, exhibit.
ing some suspicious behaviour in pri-
vate and prolonged conference with the
latter, was detained b. tbs GAisf Of 20.
lice until further explananation ;s maas
this morning Augusta Gonstitutionaiiss.
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|, The Waeor, GiJbs F6 Cos Manipulated
Guano more rtsiaJgr Maa aap othss,
manure. : Hf~A ~, ~ ..'aH ,sga.'
According to my experiments this year
the Wilcok, : Gibbs b Cos sianipulatei
Gusap y MY shoies, from the facs that
it Is bore applicable to any aud all inis
toS land chan any other T kiiow: = Some
of my neighbors i.ave used pure Peruvian.
some Soluble Pacific. aud various others.
They tell me that mine surpasses theirs,
i believe the Peruvian IL better than any
other where the land is low and moist.
but to take land generally that is rich or
poor. moist or thirsty, stiff or looss, alb
together, the Manipulated is more relia-
bic than any other rkhow. Tam con.
fdent the manner or applying themanure
is TO put Iit deep, especially ON thirsty
land. aud IbeIieve 400 lbs4 10 che acre.
is the quantity-Alesas fknow, win pay,
as 1 have tests ofitsbut .400lbs. pays
better. According 20 the seaaons and
ehances generally ofmy cation up to this
time, lido not believe better cotton conld
bo ndade TO grow nnnrthe Ludswhere 1
have used The Wilcox. a g ibhs s. Co.'s,
Manipulated Guanoy -. ~ Ys5i 4 81,
- 7 hna zs'soI jim. ALLEN. -,
Hancock County, "A ueus. ~ 1859.
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GoLD.-There appaap to be gener-
al impression among the fnanciers in
Congress that the recent sudden and
continued decline in the price of gold ID
by no means permanent, and thaA a.
though it may fall to 110, yet it viii for
Sorne time fnctuate between that figure
and 12o.. The probabilities are, howcy.
er, that ID will not rise above the last.
named figure. The question of the re-
sumption Of specie payments has not ro-
ceived any additional consideration
mong the Treasury officials or in the Cabi.
net on account of the decline, and it is
understood that Secretary Boutwell, ia not
favorable to. any Congressional Legislature
hooking, to resumption, believing that in
a. comparatively SHORT time. the. baaks
will settle ths qnestion withont any in
.erfeEence by the Government. III ,
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Sheriff Sales.
cAssi.s & sss~en f.

Icy 'vir<1e .o< IN otaef % sEie n kde in this
.sesa by the said Court, will sell at Orange
aslfe 8. c., on Monday the 4th Of April,
next, during the usual hours Of sale.
s'%zAli that zplansation or .rsat ,ef. land, con-
tanning 1905 acres moro or less, situate in
StsMsfthcwG7 70rangsbprg County, bounded
on The North by Estaieof James VI. Branden-
ahnrss and DR.. A., r, Tsber, on the East by DR..
A. X. Tabsr, on the West by DR.. A. d. Taber
and K. = naIby,yo9 ths South by Christian
Gatss.. .gaA Wbaley, p. p. psrbS and Estate
Of James W. Brandenburg.
Terms.@a0ne.third cash, and the =baisRea
iehss credit ofionsHs sad tsse q Seays spuTchaser
interest FROM day u ssis, paysbis1 annually,
'sfid secured BY mortgage Of the premises,
Hish reyspant for re-ssle on > breach Of the
,eopdifioh Of said bond, and aise Ite pay fer
'papefs and stamps. zaiT;. n
s9es sSw issss Also bssh,,w -;
eeISoR RANGERuRGruIs Eeu1rY. b,s
'ySD. ysJaaison. Com'sR = 7,a yisi,.y l,..,
'aalg esr A1ssAsr 9s do,dlHn II he the IT,
sRqfus C. salley. Ex'r Circuit. Court.
h By Tir.ue Of an order Of sale made In this
case by the said Court, will sell at OrsnRe
tbnfg, S.a. ,,o6rMonday the Ath day Of April
next during the usual hours Of sale.
AN that undivided noiety of That tsacs of
land containing 20 aefss.! situate on. Coed.
lland, Swamp, in The ,Ceunty Of ,Orangcburg
and State aforesaid, With the Mill Seat and
ApPrrtsnances, KNOWN as sTanpey Mill,
being the moiey thereof, of which the late
Urbane z. Jefcoat died seized and possesasd.
TermsA-0ne-hhif' cash, the balance IT, IL
months, vi'h bond and interest papable an
pally secured by mortgage Of the property.
eesssi.::g q covenant for resale on bfench
of; tho scoudirion of ,the bend, purchaser 20
pay for papers and stamps. 90" iNo
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b MODEL. WoRKERs: :;2gA fastnerd in
Greenville has Two model tenants. beIe
One of them, a white man has lived
on one of his farms for three yssaaIs, yssaaI and
now pays more for rent than was pro.
duced on the entire place any year pre-.
siops to the last three years. This man
ia really Industrious, ana although he
has a family Of eight or nine children,
has paid, beside his current domesiie ex-
penses, good portion Of dsbs sO9 mon.
ey advanced him by his landlord. f-.t2'
The other, colored man, named Da J.
iel Seaborn, has been on the farm, three
years or more, starting with about bread
enough fes ono year, and two snsall pigs.
at this time, according to tbs Green.
Wild Enterprise, he has as much bacon
as he needs; has bought and paid for
two fine milch COWS; hiss Cue lot Of
stock hogs: has good farm horse, worth,
$3.50, upon which he owes sos; has
plenty Of -four for breakfast during the
year has corn 10 abundance for Bread
aud stock, also fodder, ard some to spara; !;
has eightween acres Of wheat, put in
with his own seed, two.thisds Of. which
proceeds win be his own chas q half in;
terests in Eve bales Of cotton, twsishihg
from, 440 to 500 pounds Il e5 q ,ill,F
These are model workers.models
worthy Of imitation. And it must be
remembered that these men had no lqud
commission to help them, and had no
labor eonniissionsrto mcddle with their,
affairs. They went manfally to work !;
and they made money, Work work I!
work was the sole seeget Of their sue.
SeSSAl - .e2s @. 47ee t,y Ls--.s
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Sale.
20 n5hc District Court Of the Uniksd
'fAteH for the District Of South Cafoljns.

snfhc District Court Of the Uniksd
SfAte for the District Of South Casoljnp.
IN H3EKRUPFcy--In the matter Of n sb-
,rAfrK LIVINGSTON, Bankrupt ex parts Mn.
- sstsssL1vIsosToH, Assignee. III,
by virtue Of an order Of sale from ths'
Hencrable the District Court Of the United
States, for the District Of South Carolina, I
will sell At public auction at Orangeburg C..
II. On Monday che 4th dny Of April asxt, at
the usual hours Of sale.
All the Right, Title and Interest Of Frede
rick Livingston, Bankrupt, in all that planta-
tion or tract Of land, lying ON the norih aide
OF North Edisto River, on the road TO Coium-
bin from Bsrnwell G. H., crossing at Jones'
Bridge, Orangeburg County, containing TOO
taeres moro or less. bounded now or former.
W by lands, Of Frederick Liyingston, Sr.,
Frederick ,Lisingston, Jr., Bafneu Living
ston and Hortli EdisiO River, sd 80.
Terms.-'One- half cash, The balance ii, one
year, secured by bend with interest FROM date,
payable ganniAily, gsad, a. mortgage, Of. The
premises, with covenant for resnlp on, breacs
ttsmps. - H. ~ ssss.Ss sssSs -
ae.d > ArsoTG4a2Aho
eat tths residence Of Frederick Livingston.
in. QrangebaFg .Cpuhty,1 sriIIIssllsat public
auction on Tharsday, HE, 24th inst., N, II
Frederick Livinst6n, BANKRUPT Consisting
Of ~ n. '==isad : -, y is.i,-ifIIS9se
81 Cow, Yearling, - Sheep zand Lambs.
Buggya Log Cart, Chain. and ,Sirefohers.
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvil, Vice. Hammers,
and Tonga. sheets Boiler. Iron, Old Iron,
I pair X. r. Truck Wheels, Wheelwright
Tools, Corn Shelter, Spinning Wheel, Warp
and Tie Repe, Double aud Single Barrel
Sgs Tsr.;a & s.ss,h ,hY1&TY p EgQa5
ICY, DiBBLE, Assignee,
Eredefick Lisihgst on, BANKRUPT. -
j mar IL ~ I'd
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ALSO, 'A 81, Z
ORANGPBURG COUNTY,.
In PRoBArE CoURr.

BY deeretal orders from the Hon. Probate
Court, for orsngeburg Couhty, will sell on
SalcsiAy In April nexa, the eollowing Real
Estate belonging TO. the Estate 81 Nathaniel
p. Cain, deceased. i'''
Tfsct No. l.COntaininE r---- aeres-. more
or less, -
Tract No. 2. Containing 80 acres more
or less. = 1<zH hlHe asA b..,-s
Tract No.a. Containing ~. Acr:s more
or less. '@'' 80 !
Further particulars given and sPiais ex :
hibited on day Of sale.
Terms-One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, purehascrsto give bond and n srtl
gage. and pay for papers and stamps, -.
c,rsI sssria,, Sheriff q Once, r II. RIGGS, ! ns,c
- Mar. 10, lsoe- ssi ]. .asb. siI, b4n
mar IL ta
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TUE RuRAL CARoLlNiAN.---Ths
March number Of this sterling nsnth-
u, 10, as usual, promptly before US, and
folly .sustains ita reputation. It has sew
eral particularly noteworthy papers.
"The Preparation Of Land for Cotton"
signed "Low Middling," which We be.
lisve isfromIths pen Of General Johnson
Hsgood, of Bsrnwsll, contains some
most tinelyS suggestiopp, packed up BY
she necessary sfaet. and figures. %Tks
Prsniou Cotton .Crop,"s and "a Method
of Planting and Cultiyating Cotton =
sseralso wor.hyIof as.ensios in the SAME
connection. and are siPsly and 70 the
point. Some hints. on she Cultivation
ofthe Castor Bean zspi ,Bena'ffor oil,
from the pen of Gen. e. P. Alsxan.
der, suggesa another means Of, diversity;
ing ourIiudustryo''P Poultry Forming for
che South" beautifully illustrated aEti,
ole on the best breeds Of Fowls. will be
interesting and profitable 10 all who are
fond Of eggs and chickens. Articles on
sisal Hemp and the cultivation of tbs
Banana commend themselves particular!
iy to Florida readers. The Edit6t'S
Suggestive Facts" should set DUR peo-
pie to thinking. We hope rhey will
heed the warning the artiole" "embodies-
don't neglect everything else TO, plant
cotton. We are, ghd to see ira, ethe
publishers have been fortunate enough
to secure contributions from that abic
architect Alex. Y. Lee, Of Columbia,
one Of whose excellent designs appears
in the present number Charlestoh g.
O., Walker, Evans, q Coggswaell and b:
Wyatt Aiken. Two dollars year. -
..f r. asENN O. -.
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REsuGr.-r6erse' s',a Vas saf,s rsesull, sull,Sfbi1i ron
the recent very wen conducted W oman
Suffrage Convention held in ver%Snt.
A, small boy was found in tears tears and troau tTca
bleia Main stree. Of the city &heses HE
Convention was assembled. Whats
the matter {" asked asympsshizihg; and
t,gu curious paaSer:by. Rubbing his eyes
vigorously with both fists, after the
manner Of small boys, he biiubbered ont:
/" NJ mothers gone TO the woman Ri ! st toWi 6 b
meeting, and didn't leave N me 2; ;oaatl moth,
4. o. 39Ss9t-7 tcHBeg ( so, Son.
lnn8 ~ sai. ssaiL.r,- .;.s.. 90. I - -
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Tpreasiuln q,heaeer, ygngte TsiKs

Il NrelAsid1a ChSseeF. yEnSte Kssks
II Pure, Blood Short Horn, lDurhani,
Devon, Alderney and Ayrshire Calves. MsE-
ino, Souihdown and C6tswoltE Sheep. CaAH-
mere Goats, Imported Suffolk. Esscx, BerR-
=Airo and Seton Pigs and all Choice Breeds
Of Poultry for safe. N' A3f V2<aI
4 rsiss - ts.n N. p, ,B0YER& Co.,
psFkssburg, Chester CO., Pa.
tNn - ar
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4 - Il L.
QHssH Victoria is the richest widow
10 ss World. She has an income ttlsss
la5k e1cugh to render any man ha{ "
ek Der domestic fireside. Her allows 10
rom British Government is a3< :,
900. to which must be added 425 100
from the Duchy Of Lancaster, making =
t0talef sA1o. 600 per apnum, besides at
least a dozen rent-frco castles, palaces
and mansions. AS she accepted legaS
$3.50 sQQQ. from Ms, Necld lxho
passed over his own relations to enrich
hor,) as she ipheri.Ss fSlp poo. COG fiSa
Prince albert in 1856, and Is siie has
nosspsnt % third .of:her qlloyepes sinse
hisaeash, il is estimated .shst her Msjss
tysaSashcapiiais ysllipxesssd. isat lesst
IE2,OQ9,00O. sIeo4q sbT.. sd,,nos, -
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HYM'E NEAL.

= MAHniED--on'the 2Oth4Jannary,s $40, BY
the Rev. r.. iJ. EdwsEds. Mr.. JOHN s. BO-
zARDb to Miss ELIzA. a, sHULRR All Of
0rangsburg- County.
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Counties, sresnls ofSthsa whole beisg in
four Of che eSudsiss 1Asss sbs A,to
voters arg iashi n4jssis The ssal
number YIN be ,s4 .ks s.sa IA shss Of
1862. > w.
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SAKE asserts the 1t d plsasant to be
surrounded by group Of iadiesy buehS
likes TO- bs surrounded by one just as
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ORANGEBURG--IN EeuITr.,
Also
IN THE COURT cF PROBATE. =
In matter Real Estate L
Dedriech Kleppinr decd

In matter Real Estate d
Dedriech KlepPing deed. N"
BY virtue of an order Of sale from the Hon.
Judge Of Probate, of Charleston County.
msdeinithe above stated case, will soil at
All ahHs Lot or parcel efLAad in tho
Town, Of Orangsburg, with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, nieas6ffhg and
containing on Main street, 81 feet and run.
ming back 1876 feet, and measuring on the
rear 45 feet, bounding on the north shd east
by lands Of Ctphas Whittenore, saath by
Main or Russell street, and west by land Of
John Patterson and the Presbyt erisn Church
Terms cash--the purchaser also paying in
addition TO sum, the expenses Of tho Probate
Court, Conveyance, Stampn and Shefif's
Costs on sale. tal u78
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% a recaoinnstracfea AfFican atFwashib,e,
tn arrested far :sssaaiifhs was ltufppBiaidsd
bythe nag;iis,rats II it6oagBs, sam, you
belonged d the loyal party ;afbaes oa
is good behaviour, yoa Know we''d DaFs
50, inassa, we's two Classes high aud
de low. De high takes what's guv to 'emi,
like Massa Grant; de low takes what's
not guy to 'em, Ike aMassa Butter. Z Fss
p low, massa, dat's al. 2 'sh'a sch u o1st
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INV THE COURT OF pRonATE.

WHEREAS, George BoIiver katp applied TO
me for letters Of Administration on abe Es-
tate Of Catherine Stromsn, late of orangebuur
County, deceased,
These are thereforeto cite and admonish
oil and singular the Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be ard appear be-
fore mo at a Court OF Probate for the said
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on the
10Th day Of March, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
M. to show cause u any. Shy the said Adj
ministration should not be gsanted. Z
Given under my hAnd and The seaI of the
Court, this 1sitday OF March, a, D.. 1870,
and in the ninety fourth yesr OF American
Indspsndehee.
w TH4D. C.sANDRRwS,
mara5-~2s fudge Of ffPsobetc.
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CABINET MAKER
3 yeN d DsEeR r Err,
Z. 81. WM- AIKEN BUELL. I

Having ORstsed . Cabinet shop in the reas
Of tbs Baptist SShnssh is prepared 70 attend
te all hasiass In .hip line, ard respectfully
offers his services to the people OF Orange
burg and vicinity. STR
FOB 10 gn
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4 By girsss Of order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, IwiIl sell at orange
burg 81 on Monday. the 9th day ofAprii
next, during the legal hours Of sale: 81.
I. All that tract OF parcel Of Land situate
ON both sidesof II HolDssn Bridge Raaa. in thu
County ygof lOrahgeburs and Ststs. gforessid,
Containing ia. acres moro or less, and
bounded by lands Of G Cooper washinet6n
Robinson, Benjamin Bars, George Piekerei
and John Riekenbaker.
2. All that or parcel Of Land situate ON
the Holman Bridge Road in the County srtd
State aforesaid, containing 100 acres more or
lees, and bounded by lands Of 3. J. Salley,
David Janiison, Dsnieli Kennerlyg George s..
sBInnickers Jaraes Cherry, Evan Bolton and
Rachel Robinson.
3. All that tract or parcel Of Lap situate
So1 Robert Swampsin' the County and Stste
aforesaid, eoutaining so acres moro or less,
and Sounded BY lands Of David williamso,i.
Porter Pearson, w il,iam Cherry and Derrii
Braadenburg, ,5.
Terms-0ne-half cash, the haianse On
n credit ofStwelSe months, ,beayise iatrres,
from day Of sale. with bond and mortgage.
and covenant for resaleson breacS,of eondi-
u las rAsshAssrs y gsy fos pa-
pclS Rnu nAulp9- .4Fss - u =
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\ 1914 sly3 ! ALSO 80
ORANGEBURG--Is Eau,ry. ,
Thad. q. Andrews, Judge Of Probate T,
ALSO

= ~ ~Ts-4 ~ - -SAA'V ss...
= ORANGEBURG--Is Eau,ru.
ThSd. e. Andrews, Judge Of Probate
8. i. Sawyer, ct. al. !" ~
Under order in this case. win sell on the
4ih day Of April next, for ope. third cash.
bHinnce in II npnths. secured by bond aud
mortgage, or with tho privilege OF paying NIl
cash. - sl..o.s-ats>h 81
One tract Of land containing 500 acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Il. Tyler
PES! Hutto. South EdisioslaixcT aai is.nas ST
). u. Sawyer. Ei.fis4.a..s 49,. e.. ~.
,fsh ALSO aas ,e1.
ORANGEBURG--IS EeylTY.,-
Mary r. Gibson ,y Bill to- -
rhe.. H5'. 5. A...., Mo ps,'s's's S'ssss. d
BY virtue OF an order Of sale made in tfsf5
case, by The Hoa. n. b. Carpenter, Judge -cf
tic Fir=. C:renii.. ! =:m cell 9: n=assek.ss
C. II. 8. c., on Monday the 4th day OF April
next. - ssa- - .sS - .si1t
cAllithEt plantation or tract Of. land situats
in the County of Orangeburg. in saia State,
containing 100 acres aioro or less, Bounded
lands of John Brown. CephAs Rutland, W. L.
W. Riley and jacob Martin.
Terms cash. --'" frfFf Hcf-s
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:. Notice of Dismissal !

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nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT O,S.s
IN the 2lst day of March next, will
tae Hy' Final Accounts with the Hon, T, c.,
andrews. .iulge of Probate. and ask for
letters Of Dismissal as Executor Of the rs
rute'o Arthur Reid, deceased. ss sst
Fob 2s--fs j; REID, Executsr.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

iFa1sG RENE. - Two Desirable
= III Z and Commodious RESIDENCES, one on
Broukh hton StreeE AnG one Son Amelie Strict:
Apply to JAMES BROWNE;
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12

Two lots in Totaess with the improvement.
thereon. Levied ON as sthe property Of Is
g.. Thsmson atsthe. suit # re. MeMaksr
Admir-, (fer another.)
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-12
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