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Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

A blushing damsel called at one OF the agen-
cies the other day to buy a sewing machine.
=" Do you want a feller2' inquired the modest
clerk in attendance the ingenious maid repli-
cd with some asperity: No sirI l have
one.
Punch illustrates plump youngster apply
ing for the place Of page, to whom the mistress
says: wish my servants to have plenty,
but [ don't allow any waste" Page" oh,
no. mum; I'd eat and drink till l busted, mum,
rather than waste anything, mum"
Josh Billings defines "thurrerr bread biz
iness man as "wun that knows enuff about
steelin so t there kant ennybody steel from him,
and enuf about law so't he can do his own
steelin' legally"
A Doctors wife once attempted to move her
husband by tears. Ann, said he. tears are
useless. | have analysed them. They con-
tain a little phosphate of lime, some chlOrate
of sodium, and that's all. =
els it possible Miss, that you don't know
the names of some of your best friends ?" in
quircd gentleman of lady.
"Certainly," she replied; 81 don't even
know what my own name will be year hence "
A little girl who was sent out to hnnt eggs
thought it strange she did not find any, as
there were several hens . standing around,
doing nothing"
"What death would you prefer to die ?"
said one person to another 81 don't exactly
know; should like to try seven or eight be-
fore deciding the point.
An independent man is said to be one who
can live without whiskey aud tobacco and shave
himself with brown soap and cold water and
without glass.
A dead head passenger on the Delaware,
Laokawanna and Western Railroad has recoy.
cred 81, 900 for injuries received on the road. 8
Who is the straightest man mentioned in the
Bible2 Joseph, because Pharaoh made a ruler
of him. =
Playing for drinks" is the most contempti-
BILE species of gambling.
| Liberty of conscience is not unfrequently
slavery to prejudice.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

We have it from Rome that the Pope as in
dignantly refused the manifesto of l37 Bishops
advice of Napoleon to withdraw his proposed
dogma. Nevertheless, we prefer to discredit
both stories, at least in their present shapes
The opposition to Intallibiity is, as we have
shown, prudential rather than radical; but
though it counts, we do not doubt, upon a ma
jority of churchmen at Rome, it may give place
to the enunciatiOn of other matters, such as the
relations of Church and State, common school
education, civil marriage, and the rest. That
Napoleon has procured the poStponement to
another age of the Infsllibility dogma we do
not believe-N T. Tribune
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

He who is conscious of his own ignorance,
wise than one who mistakes superficial polish
for real knowledge. = ~ - '..-
Balance that which you know against that
which you do not aud cannot know, before you
set up Tor philosopher.
The wretch who can stand in pair OF slip
pers worked for him by his wife, and scod her
is a brute, who deserves TO havs the gout il
both feet.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

Children should be impressed with the dan
ger of eating any thing found lying in tn
streetS-no matter how much like candy, o.
something good to eat, it may look. From
Port Clinton, Ohio, comes the sad story Of a
little boy who picked up from the street what
he supposed to be BIT of candy, and ate it.
He was soon taken i'll, and the symptoms be-
coming alarming, physician was called. He
at once detected symptoms OF poisoning by
strychnine aud, on being questioned, the boy
said the candy had such bitter taste" al.
ter he swallowed it. 1t was supposed that the
strychniue was mixed with candy, or else in a
crystalized state. Every thing possible wa,
done for the little fellow; but, after suffering
the most agouizing spasms for hours, death re-
leased him. -
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
WHOLE NO. 78I

hc following pathetic tribute bereaved child TO its de-
ceased stepmether will please readers less tviV
beauty, than for the rarity with which articles
appear from such 1t picked up the
DoYer.l
Our pore stcpmOthcr's gone,
She alters yOOd to us,
Ony when pap cum home with q itin ct on,
And then she led the muss.
Yes, the old arm cheer is vacant,
Whore the three first wives hav been
And if we amt much misakent
Our daddy llsNOn ill il agin.
lie told us he wud marry,
When the two first went belOre
But when single he don't long tarry,
And never can't bloye him no more!
II she comes, she will be like the tothcrs a
She will say every thing is hern
She will take all the clothes Of the tothers,
And the children won't get a duru
ia
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

A MARRIAGE IN JOKE TURNING Our HAP
PILY.-Thirty years ago, when Charleston Hi
nois, was in an embryo state, Dick St0ddafd
was caught mapping for the first time Dick
was at party, country dance, and had been
playing his tricks on the boys aud girls, when
it was proposed to enliven the company with a
matrimonial scene. All things being ready,
save the bride and groom, two very essential
parts Of the ceremony, they were soon procur-
ed in the persons of the aforesaid Dick and the
beautiful and accomplished Miss =, the belle
of the whole country, who, ike Dick, was full
of fun and Of romantic disposition, Tie
license was easily procured; 50 was the Justice.
The ceremony was performed, and the bride
and groom pronounced man and wife. This OF
course was considered the joke of the season.
Dick and his bride enjoyedit; SO did the spec
tatOrs. The justice, however, had performed
the ceremony ;i had the license, aud knew the
penalty for failure to return it as the law di-
rects, and being sworn TO discharge the duties
| incumbent upon him as justice Of the peace,
was legally and morally hound to return the
4 license to the county clerk, which be did, and
where it is to this day, with his certificate pro-
perly indorsed thereon to the effect that he had
I" duly Joined in the bonds OF holy wedlock
the parties aforesaid. Dick aud his wife soon
| learned that what they had conceived to be a
| joke was a sad or joyful reality. So the matter
was talked over. and they concluded to make
the best OF it. They have been living together
ever since, blessed with bountiful supply o.
this worlds goods-a large family and hos
of friends, and as Dick says, they have beer
enjoying the joke ever since.-MisSouri Re
pltblicaR.8gag fFstiw TIHNW Hxh Ehbs4I
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

A Partisan journal gives the following unique
incident: The wife Of General x. dying sud.
denly during his absence, his family were
greatly pcrplexed to decide how the news
should be conveyed to him. nephew un-
dertook the task, and sought out the window
er.
General, my aunt is very ILL.,"
+" You frightened me-"
" You sly dog" cried the bcreavei husband,
putting his fOreinger to his nose, I'm bet
that she's dead -
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

One of Mark Twain's farmers bought some
Bartlett pear trees, and the next season he took
some of the fruit to the tree dealer "What
kind of pears do you call these p "WelL I
don t know; button pears, perhaps" but,
they grew OH one IF the trees you sold me for
Bartlett!" Are you such a fool" was the
dealers convincing rejoinder "a as to suppose
that tree is going to bear Bartlett pears the
first wear ?''
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

Having been one of the earliest advocates Of
Virginia's readmis,ion, we are rpioced that
she Is again a member of the Union, and we
trust that Georgia, Mississippi and Texas will
likewise soon become again fully identified with
the great constellation of American Republics
thus completing the reconstructed Union, ban.
ishing the last evidence Of the late terrible war,
and assuring the world that such conflict can
not again occur in this country.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

To A Toast OF "TuE BABGEs-GoD BLESS
THEM!" railway conductor responded: Z" May
their route through life be pleasant and prolita-
BILE; their ties we'll laid; their track straight
be safe conductors, their mothers faithful ten.
ders, and their switch never misplaced"
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
P0et2V.
TOO LATE.
I have q ship at sea

have ship at sea H
Laden with stores Of gosi,
bonny bark ween,
et With a skipper blithe and bold; ;ifYii H.
d The rush OF its swelling sails
Wakens me in the night,
The scent of its spices rare
Filleth the morDing light.
My skipper true and brave,
When wilt thou heave the leadH
Wiltsignal port to day,
Or wait until I'm deadI
No, no, 1 do not dream.
I've seen its gilded PROV;
0ftimes the light I've seen
Shine on the skipper,s brow;
Tonight you'll see it come,
1t is not long to wait;
Be still, sad beating heart,
1 say, 'Tis not too latey'
o treasure-ship at sea,
Sailing home from far,
Thou hast all my hopes aboard,
Wilt NEVER cross the barI
/ have treasure-ship near land,
Becalmed ON a silent sea,
Ready to cross the harbor bar;
But twill never sail in for me.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

, Amarried gentleman, every time he met the
father Of his wife, complained to him Of the
ugly temper and disposition of his daughter
At'iast, upon one occasion, becoming weary Of
the grumbling Of bis son-in-law, the old gen.
tleman exclaimed: !" You are right; she is an
plants of her will disinherrit her. >" The
husband made no moro complaints.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

What spectaclel Three hundred thousand
women in t he State of New ork with no pros
pect of pairing off, Such, in fact, is the state
ment Of Rev. Rowland COnnor in the late Wo,
man Suffrage Convention at Boston. "
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

Henry Ward Beecher announced to his con-
gregation Sundaywee that he declined TO have
his salary raised from $4,000 to $4,000, aud
said his first intination of the proposed advance
was from the newspapers. p
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

i A major in the United States army. crossing
from England in one of the Cunard steam
ers, when one afternoon a band on deck played
Es' Yankee Doodle" A gruff Englishmen who
stood by inquired Whether that was the tune
the old COW died Of. Not at all, retorted
the major; "that is the tune the old Bull died
L ofl''-'' '.''' - 4 -. E+.@7 ~ {
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

VI. mss ns! me, and then 90 as fast as you can
Ssa G Willie and for moment she held the
Ssaaren tightly TO her heart Then she fell
TS TSas and covered her eyes, and Burton with
Raae In his arms, walked swiftly on through
e,a.a Ili brush, starting at every sound, and
nssSssenlng low, as a cracking 10 the bushes
sIss Is him think the Indians might be following
msa Little Willie, hardly two years. old,
+ ny no reason for fear, and perfectly happy
g,ss1 ~1lng with Burton, would have talked and
iass ssq all the way, had not Burton told him he
drs,aseeep still, because there was something
H. sisalul that might come through the bushes
sasa nun. ~ Even then he could hardly. under
atsa !! and put up pitifuA grieved little Mp
SasaS iaea that Burton was frightening him.
sksa ne settled down contentedly and went to
MP and Burton, who found he could not car
rsas rm heavy little body any further without
eOuIS went aside into che thickest brush he
gnss nnd, and laid him in some soft, high
led here was wild plum tree, and he fl
fru;.a a,s pockets and handkerchief with the
1Ahowing that soon be should be upon
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
RECEIYER'S SALE.
oRANGEBURG C0bSTY.
IN CoMMoS PLEAs

Valentine ri,!As"' il ct. al-,l c,s.a,, In the
Elizabeth g. Ellis, ct. al. Court.
BY tir;he of an order of sale rnads in this
case ty tho said Court, l will sell At Orange.
bnrg, 5. G., on Monday tho "a day of JahGa.
IS next, during the issnal hours 0. sale.
l. Ail thni tract of land situated in Orange
burg County contains one bundled and fo.i
six 49, ACRES more, or less, and bounded
by lands Of J. u. kst. i. U. Wannan.aker
and tract No. /.
:. All that lot Of land situated in aaid
County, containing one hundred and thirteen
(llS) acres more or less. bounded by lands
of estate 7, J. Glover, A. g. Andrews aud
tract No. J.
3. An that tract Of land situate in said
County containing one hundred and thirty =
eight (l3S acres more or less. bounded Lv
lands Of I. ii. ECRArs. estate T. !. Glover A
S.Andtcms aud tract Nc. 4, pesehase.l u. u.
Louis,
1. Ill that tractor land situate on Russell
StrrF'. IN tae Iowa OF UraIIsSba AMI
houadcd hy. lots HJ-W. II. Bt EES and j.
: F. Izlar ESD
Nl the above Lands are rssS,h &, the risk
Of the ssrmer pnrchasera, lHeS Having failed
10 comply with The ef sale.
Terms -.ljne-thifd cash, and lilo Balance
on credit of ,Nc,Se months. purchasers IL
| give Pond for snii bnlanco. bearing interss,
fram day of sale, and secured by a mortgage
OF the premises, with covenant FOR resale
on "a .hreaeh Of the condition Of said Bond,
AID TO pay for Papers and STAMPS.
q. B. GLOyER. Receiver.
Ofangeburg, s. e., Dec. 9. l6T0,--td.
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We call attention to the advertise
Ansntof our ssiend Peter G. Cannon,
dea4ana. f.scksmith, which appears in
another column There Is not more
s'eservi0g yoaos man in the County
aisah Cannon. II him is supplied
: Asgans Which our people woula sadly
ssneFicnce. in his absencc. Besides he
sops Of oraagsbprg's own sons, and
every citizen should feel Z pride in the
encouragement Of aatiss talent and gem
iussTt0nT friend has o1hibited to us
several specimens of his workmanship,
AZ tasatheslipa Of Gan locks, Stocks &c,
and sa tsr IS our jadgmcnt is concerned
ase csn ssafsly feecnishepd to our rea-
dersafrota What we haze seen, that p. G
EappoDs Gun and Loeksnith, a. Mrs
Ayisss old stand, ID calculated to give
entire satisfaction in the execution and
6nisia Of every piece Of work entrusted
steihia aands.ita,t
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ALSO
oANGEBURG COUNTY.
IA The t,ea.Ae. PLEAS.

E. T. GioTos, Adta'1, for another, ! In the
VI. CircN{t
J. j. Goodwin, ct. VIZ. ct. al. Court.
By virtue of au order Of sale made in IT,.
said case, by the eafd Court, will eell at
orfnseburg, s. c., on Monday, tie I'd day
of January next, during the Usual hours OF
sale, tho following land
All that tract of lpn,l situa;et on Lime
stone, continuing 2g4 acres m6rs or less,
bounded ntlih by ,ands Of Christian Wolfe,
haniel Larey and j II. Zeiglsr and east,
and wcsI by lands of J, H. zciglcr.
Terms--t>ne-i,alf cash. balance in year
Secured by BOND and mortgage, with euve-
nant Tor resale on breach of bond. with in.
tercst from day Of sale. Purchaser topay
for papers and hts:pps.
Shcrif's 01lpe.a H. RIGGS.
!oraDgeburg e. 1l.fS.sc., soc.
December G.siSTU.s
dec 10 a. III
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Gen. j. b. Kershaw publishes il, the
Charleston papery an address, aissoisiag
the Union assi6rm PAfty. w. have
eot time,iast now-to notice it at length.
Perhaps No may DO SO in future time.
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LOCKS TO Look AT.-They are now
making at colts's factory new pssent
lock for tho United' States maii bags.
When Fastened, numbered plate Of
glass coyeis the key.Aosc, and this glass
has to be broken before tho bag can be
unlocked or tampcred with. 1t is said
to be the most eompIete lock invented.
5000 Of them have been ordered by the
Post Once Department.
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ALSO
AgGEDURG--Is Coaaes Pleas
Julia A. McKeMn. Adm.ro

Julis A. McKeSn, Aam.1
We. In the
Thomas C, Albergotti, Circuit Court.
OF. ux! ct. N. t
ny virtue eff gh order of. sale f.gads in this
cabo by tho said Court. Viii ssil at Orange.
burg, :. c., Oh sMon,laS the "a idahy of JhSu-
airy next, during the usual hSnfs OF sais MI
the Real Estate of which the late w. T. Ms-
kewn died seized ,Sto ,,vit: ~ I9Cf.ltt 3
]. All that tract Of land situate IN the
Village of 0rangsbusg, on the Five Chop
Road, containing t~seiSs (l2) acres more or
less, Bounded by lands of II. Riggs and Es-
tate w. L. McKcwn. being tho tract on which
the said w. L. McKcwn resided in his life
time.
9. AN the remainder in DOVER in all that
lot or parcel of land situated in the Village
of 0rangeburg, on tho Fitc-chop Road, con-
tanning four and one-half TiI1 acres more
orless, bounded By fsnds III H. Riggs, Geo.
Bolivct, and the tract above mentioned
3, All the remainder In dover in a,i that
tract of land situated in orangeburg County,
! on both sides of the Five-Chcp Road, (said
tract will bc sold IN Two parcels, the said
Road being the dividing line,l containing
four hundred and fifty foar Fs54l acres more
or less, bounded by lands of Hon. 4. W.
Glover II. 1slundsrSark. s. r. tsimmons, n !.
Riggs, aud lands formerly of d. r. Dartun,
and lands of d. w. Barron, C Aran., and
Joseph Cooke.
Terms One half cash, the balance on n
credit of twelve months, purchaser TO give
bond for said credit portion bearing intercst
frcrn dssy of sale, and secured. by mortgage
| with covenant for resale ON breach of the
condition Of the bond, and also to pay for
papers and stamps.
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4. 6 CS "a. t. !.



,rnE sIxszfuaass r. GoSy1hS n essffa--
Ehs cdafsfshss stao Mssho6as Epia.
eepal ohssal. Vi show ID sesjiuh it the
i.aih uaissssixS Bahap Simpson pro
'sidipg Many distinguished Clergymen
sfroas abroad aarui in, attendance. Pablo
ssxsrcisss T. d aud evsnings at the Col.
.aese Chapel Bishop Simpson prcasAes
Sabbath morning at l0a o'sioskk. and af.
Nor shcsss,non, u large class win be Or
Asasa kssscasss III, g. Fss, D.. ID,
breaches 0sslask r. ~ sollowea By
shs Ordination of Riders. Il. NJ. Com
.ssiiiss 1saihgs b. b. ps prsassss vi Z o'clock Sab
bath ssehing. 4 s sa1''.s =. ,,.,,i
bishop Simpson u sassiy regarded as
Mna oE tho 6usas pulpit Orators of this
teopatryapd his presence here at the
Conference affords the. people Of this
ssecsieu, sn opportunity ef nearing man
'piSisFe ri = ipullis pSesp es'.''
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Sheriff a. s Sales.
oRANdEBURa COUNTY,
In Co,iMos PIrxs.
Deopold Louis, j

CRsffesfs. .Bull, ct. al y y
4 ny virtue of snkosder Of ssyl iii this esse,
will sell at Orangebnrg, 8. O., ON Monday,
2a ~ January next, dasshE the legal hours
All that House snd Lot in.tAe siilsfs OF
Orapgsburs, ON Russell Street 40 feSts Ind
in depth GO feet, bShhded On she nersh by
Russell Street, cast by Dr.. E. j.. Oiivsros,
soath by Trust Esfa.e tfs ~. *. Bull hid
wife, aud west by u. Lonis.
Terms--Oac-ihira cash, balance en cred-
6Snd FOR. such balance secured by mortgage
or the premises with a'oovenant for resale Ia
case Of breach Of csnaition of tho bond, and
! Insure the Building and assign the Policy,
and to pay for Papers, Stsmps And Resgia.
ing. 3
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q w ALSo
IN TIE COURT OH pROBAyR.
URANGEBuRa COUNTY.

Margaret Hunkerpilcr Petition
ys. for
David Vim IL unkerpiler. Partition.
Ia pursuance TO. an order to me directed
by the IIoncyht.c FnSa;. Ahdrews judge Of
tho probate Coiurt,I wifi expose to ,,ualio
outcry on saleday in Janunry next, the fol-
lowing tractor land, viz:
All that tract or parcel OF land situate and
iying and bong in inc Gounty of 0rangeduiy
and State aforesaid, containing SIXTY acres
n-,re or less, and bonudod by lands of -
Weeks, George l.. Smith, and Swartz Hun
gerpcler.
Tcrms.-0ne-hslf cash, balanceon credit
of one year. purchaser to give bond and
mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale
payable annually, with q covenant for re.
sale on p breach OF tile condition o: said
bond, also to pay for papers und stamps.
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Sheriff S Sales.

by virtue of sundry writs of .9..f:., TO me
directed, and of an o,dSf IN lac Court OF
Probate op8y assessnent6 OF bower, | will
sell AT The Court House on the LIST Aonday,in
January; the following property, lowed on M
the property OF Frederick Hoffman decd
1t the suit o. u. + Sinimcns and others, to
wit:
/. One tract OF sos aercs more or less. il;
OrAngeburs County, bounded by lands OF
Louisa Cululasure, D. Furiick Lewis Good
win. e.. NJ Milestone, II. ID. J. MILESTONE
aad ------ Riley.
2. one of $50 acres more or less, in same
County, bounded by lands of VIM. Knots.
Mrs. Eedmsn, Lswis Goodwin, @. VI. Rhet-
stone and tract hereafter described.
3. One of 276! acres more or less, in same
County, bounded by lands OF g. NJ. Whct-
stone, Bamberg Pound JOS. Knotts Lowis
Goodwin and said tract e.
4 And one other tract of l23l acres more or
less, in same County. bounded OH lnnds of
Wm. Kno;'s tracts . and 8, q. NJ WHe,-
stone, Ann inabinet, Samuel Clmer, Sarah
Strickland and Jane Muck.
BY consent of the Judgment Credit ofs, the
sale will be for one-third cash, the balance In
two equal annual instalmeiits; secured by
bond with interest from date; bsyahle annu-
ell with = mortgage of ,he ttSmises, ARd
sosehsnt for resale and collection Of The
RRblS hiilount upon first Erea6h Of the bond.
Furchassrsto pay for papors, stamps and ro-
sording but with the privilege Of paying
all cash.
II. RIGGS.
dec l0--d s. O, G..
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The State of South Carolina,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

covsrY OF oaAsekseno
C. A. staley; II. w. staley, 4
NJ. C.. Clmer, f. ID. Staley, and Copy
Anna j.. Cullen end sI,l. T. IiAne Summons.
Against Por,Rel;ef.
J. Wesley Houssr aad Rachel, Complaint
his wife, lDsfen lants. Served.
To tAs D.ftnGent: p
j. Wesley Houser and Raehs, Hourserg
VJUfARE HE3EBY SUM>IoNgD and
Required TO ahswer the complaint in
this action, wlic;i is filed in the once 5f Las
Clerk of Commoa Pleas tor the said Coanty
and toscrve a copy Of your answer to thl
said complaint On the subscribers at their
office, in 0rHngeburg :. c., within tHenty
days after til. service hereof, exclusive OF
the day ot sucn ceryicc; and il yoG -iNii To-
answer the complaint within The t,uc af6re.
snid, the plaintiff .u Has action will apply TO
the Court forthc rciir; demanded in the CON
plaiHt.
Dated etahsebh gDecemb.r 9Th 1870.
HUTSONS & LEGARS,
1ZLAR & BiBBbR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
certify that the abovo Summons is pub
lished under order Of the Judge of Pro.
bate for the County which extends tho time
for answer TO six weeks
9Th December 1870.
GEORGE BoLIvER,
dec lo~'t {. c. o. C.
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AiisVA ApDsLoYE WIrJEs1---Partiellar
sstcntiop called 70 thosadyertiscment Of
sslysalil ya 1vitless, .,,......
Is This young man adsestises fbf wife.
Aay Soiag lady desirous oftaking him
up J, san can either address the editor Of
this pspsr, or the advertiser himself.
.W0 know him, husband hunters aud
lie is Esally aniee little follow. Has a
sssgeheart. @
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE,

n pafsuancc Is an order TO me direo,sl By
the Memorable Thad. q. Andrews, Judge Of
the Probate Court, viii expose to public
outcry on salesday in JsnuAr, next, tie fol-
lowing tract OF land, viz:
All that Plantation or tract OF land tvny
~ the lower part of 81 Matthews Parish,
orangcburg -ounty, containing three hun
dred ANA sSiy.oac acrcs. more or loss,
bounded by E. Hart. J. Sellers, X. Banis,cr.
w. Evtns, NJ. Dantzlcr, and,F. ". yogi..
Torms--tnr third cash. the balance pay
al'lo in ONE s:id two years, seeurcd by bond
and mortgage With interes, fran day Of sale.
with covenant fur resale purchassr.ts pay
for papers snd stamps.
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+ OsT OIs sTBEEN-Esro,,, -, v

r OST Ole ST6LEN-Pro,s, NV
Ia Wife abont. the 25th Nov. last. her
P0CKRT BOOK containing $ll in Gold
$i:sO III Silver and little Change in Grsan. !.
backs, also NOTE against n, q. Sans paw
able 10 the Executors of the Estate CT Alien
shuler, deceased. Several payments have
been made on the Note. Any person finding
or giveing information leading to the reoov9
cryof said Pocket Book aad Nete will be
Literally Rews.T5a115a,. =
All persons are forewafnod from tradioc
for eaid Note 40 payment has bcen stopped,
dec 3-tf IRWIN L. DANT2LER. (
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Notice Of Dimissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
IN will, OH the 10Th d. of January, 1871.
tile my final account with tho Honorable o
Judge of Probate for 0rangcbnrk County. MS
Administrator OF the Estates Of J. A. Keitt,
and ask for Letters Of Dismissal.
Il. NJ. HUtSER,
dec lot Administration.