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

GoLD.-Thers appsars to be gener-
al impression among the hnancicrs in
Congress that the recent sudden and
ooatinued decline in the price of gold ID
by no means permanent, and that 81
though it may fall to 110, yet it will for
some time Auctuate between that figure
and 100. The probabilities are, howcv-
er, that 10 will not rise above the last
named figure. The question of the re-
sumption of specie payments has not re-
ceiyed any additional consideration q
mong the Treasury officials or in the Cabi-
net on account of the decline, and il is
understood that Secretary Boutwell, is not
favorable to any Congressional Legislature
looking to resumption, believing that in
a. comparatively short time tbs banks
will sattlb the question without any in
reference by the Government.
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The RURAL CARoLiNrAn.-The
March number of this sterling menths
", 10, as usual, promptly before US, and
fully ,sustaius its reputation: It has ssv.
eral particularly noteworthy papers.
"The Preparation Of Land for Cotton"
signed "Low Middling," which We be-
lieve is from the pen, Of General Johnsob
Hpgood, of Barnwell, contains some
most timely suggestions, packed up BY
the necessary fao.' and figures: '%Tke
Prsmiou Cotton Crop. and - Method
Of Planting and ,Cultiyating Cotton .
are also worthy Of attention in the sania
connection, and are timely and TO the
point. Some hints, on the "Cul.iyation
ofthe Castor Bean and yBspsy for oil,
from the pen of Gen. Z. P. Alexan.
der, suggest another means of diversity;
ing our industry. Poultry Farming for
the South" beautifully illustrated arti-
Gle on the best breeds of Fowls. will be
interesting and profitable to all who are
fond Of eggs and chickens. Articles on
Sisal Hemp and the cultivation of the
Banana commend themselves particular.
ly to Florida readers. The Editor's
Suggestive Facts" should set our peo-
pie to thinking. We k.pe rhey will
heed the warning the article embodies-
don't neglect everything else to- plant
cotton. We are, ghd to see tha. tue
publishers have been fortunate enough
to secure contributions from that able
architect Alex. Y. Lee, Of Columbia,
one Of whose excellent designs appears
in the present number Charleston g.
O., Walker, Evans & Cogswell and D..
Wyatt Aiken. Two dollars q year. -
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HousED.--A young man, j. w.
Touey, from Oraugeburg, 8. c., was sr-
rested yesterday morning, by the police,
for violation of the 18th section. After
his arrest, being under the influence Of
numerous potations Of benzine, he was
searched ands5l found on his person. I.
was reported that early in the morning
this young man had oash assets of $500,
of which he expended STA in the pns.
chase Of q horse, aud it was supposed
possibly that his exchequer had been
fingered by some sharper. A young
man, f. G. Reardon, of Gfanityilla' &C.
oompanying Touey as friend, exhibit
ing some suspicious behaviour in pri-
vate and prolonged conference wila the
latter, was detained b. The Chief Of Pa-
lice until further explananation is made
this morning .-Au9assa ConstitutionaHat.
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MODEL WoRKERs.@A farmer In
Greenville has two model tenants. = ts1l
One OF them, white man has lived
on one of his farms for three years. and
now pays more for rert than was pro.
duced on the entire rhce any year pre-.
vious to the last three years. This man
lis really industrious, and although he
has a family Of eight or nine children,
has paid, beside his current domesile ex-
penses, good portion of debt for mon
ey advanced him by his landlord
The other, colorod man, named Da :
iel Ssabora, has been on the farm three
years or more, starting with about bread
enough for one year, aud two small pigs.
AT this time, according to the Green
Wild Enterprise, he has as much bacon
as he needs; has bought aud paid for
two fine milch COWS; has fine 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, aud some to spara !;
has eightween acres Of wheat, put in
with his own seed, two.thirds of which
proceeds will be his own has d half in.
terests in Eve bales Of cotton, Weighing
from 44o to 500 pounds. ll-
These are model workcrs.models
worthy Of imitation And it must be
remembered that these men had no land
commission to help them, and had no
labor eornnrissionsrto mcddle with their
affairs. They went manfally to work !;
and they made money, Work work |!
work was tho sole secret Of their sue.
cess.
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the Press Conference.


The Coiumbia Gsardiaa, and Others
sfthe State press have suggested that
all Of che editors Of the State. opposed
TO the asarpasioaiiaha sorrapsion of our
6tate government, meet together in con-
ference at Columbia on che 18th inst.
The Charleston Naics, in advocating
the suggestion, and urging upon all pa.
psrs ofths State to bs represented q. !.
shis meeting, does not nnders.aud that
the object of the meeting is to put forth
aplatform OF any public declaration Of
policy, but to bring the anti.radical edi.
sors together $50 that they may intor.
change Vows and opinions and make
themselves acquainted by, conferring to-
g'ther, with the feeling and desire oi
evsry;sectiou of the State,"- rqes d. Il
With this we entirely concur, and we
earnestly hope that all Of our coutempo.
raries throughout the State will meet to-
gether in conference. Let us. see what
are the chances for US, in the grand eff.
fort OF patriotism, that as 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
that are accomplished, aud that has a
bright ray of hope for our future. ].
Let the body Of men vino band them
selves together for the redemption of
their State, meet upon q platform that
knows no distinction of class, caste or
color; which recognizes white man, and
hlackman, as equally CITIZEN
Let us make one more rally, one more
effort, aud let us make it, upon basis,
aud by means that are practical, sensible
and that have chance of success |!
We trust that the Press of the State
will meet at this Conference, and that
they will agree upon course to be pre-
sented, and advocated by them to the
peopie. which will unite ali the honeat
sitisa,s Of South Caroliua, white and
black, in an effort to secure the govern
inent INTO the hands of the honest s,huag
the WORTH, Unite them npon this sensi-
bic admission of what is the reality of
our situation, and which is the Only
effort that can be successful!
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A REsuLT.-There was q result from
the recent very wen conducted Won,ai,
Suffrage Convention held in Vermont.
A, small boy was found in tears and trc,. tro,u.- !.
bic in Main street Of the city where The
Convention was assembled. Whats
the matter {" asked asympa.hizing and
curious pnsSer:by. Rubbing his eyes
vigorously with both fists, after the
manner Of small boys, he biubbercd ont !:
MY mothers gone to the woman ni's'tt town
meeting, aad didn't leave N me :; out. moth!
AZ .n,, o. i91spt5 ;SaEE. an s-t
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eAssignee's Sale.
In &he District Court of the Unitej
fates for the District of South Carolina

In&he District Court Of the Unitej
sfatsa for the District Of South Cayplips.
iNsB3NKRUPTcY-In the matter of n skb-
SICK LIvrSesToH, Bankrupt ex ;parts Wn.
ssB.SLIvISosToA, I. Assignee. 81
By virtue Of an order Of sale from the
Honorable the District Court Of the United
States, for the District Of South Carolina,
will sell at public auction at Orangeburg C..
II. on Mendsyt the 4th day Of April next, nj
the usual hours Of sale.
All the Right, Title and Interest of Frede-
rick Livingston, Bankrupt, in ali that planta-
lion or -tract of. land, lying ON the north side
bia from Barnwcll G. H., crossing ut Jones'
Bridge, Orangeburg County, containing 100
taerea more or less, bounded now or former.
ly) BY lands Of Frederick Livingston, sr.,
Frederick ,Lisingston, Jr., Barnett Living
ston and North Edisto River. 49,, ~.
Terms.-One- half cash, the balance II, one
year, secured by bond with interest from date,
payable sannrially, yands % mortgage of the
premises, with covenant for resalo on breace
,%a. :, Dona purchasers pegins, feE pePsrs anh Il
|nEiJ rs ALSO 40 y a EMO
Sat the residence of Frederick Livingston.
in QrangebuFg C3uhty,1 win ssllszf public
auction on Thursday, .,he, Gath inst, nj IL
o'clock A.. M., the personal properly Of
Frederick Livington, bankrupt, consisting
Of ~, '-' 100 , - 2lF1 9
4 Cow. Yearling, - Sheep and Lambs, ]
Buggy, Log Cart, Chain and ss,reichers,
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvil, Vice. Hammers
and Tongs, sheets Boiler. Iron, Old Iron,
! pair X. II. Truck Wheels, Wheelw right
Tqols. Corn Shelter. Spinning Wheel, warp
and Tie nope, i Double ami Single Barrel
= '9s 'Tsrua ! ess.hAlt j ,lATT ? E34N'
Py- DIBBLE. Assignee,
Frederick Livingston, bankrupt. -
mar IL S<F I'd
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0RITU A r Y.

DIRp--At Gonzales, Texas. MERRICK w.
SHULER, aged "a years and = months, on
the goth day Of Jannary 1870.
He sefSed under the "flrled banner" in
Company r, 25th Regiment, 9. C. ", and
was true and gallant soldier
He was native Of this County, and afar
from his distant grave, there comes the
memorial Of dear associations.
10 young wife and one orphaned little
one are left, 1baa the tribute Of grief is
paid. the legacy Of his loSs and worth 80
May He "who tehpeEs tho wind to tho
ahorn lamb" be their father and friend
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TheaRiehmead .Aaqsirer. .says that lhe
vireieisas,sass likely ,sto become the
greatest sweass1s on the globe, There
are SO many oashs required of the Off
cials before 'heyrenten OF. .hs,dp.iss Of
their Office that il has become necessary
for the government TO cpll the attention
Of the Legislature to tbs, subject and to
invite at their hands declaratory act
defining particularly, lh0ss much @ the be- Off T.
GERS Of the Goyerp@lepss' s' mus. swesr,to yea
They, hare seven eaths to take already,
and they don't know how many; wiz be
imposed upon them in the future. -
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Qassp Victoria Is tho richest widow.
fn ~ world. She has an income ttisIss
lars enough to render any man hafky
e Aer domestic freside. Her allowsjise
tsSm British Government is car.
900, to which mus. be added s25 0o6s
from che Duchy Of Lancaster, making q
total. Of s4lQ 600 per annum, besides at
least u dozen rent-freo castles, palaces
and mansions. As she accepted legaz
seyofs s2so. 600 .ftom Mr, Nscld lvho
passed over bis own relations to enrich
her) as she inheri..eS poo,6ea fiS8
-Princs Albert in 1861. and as siie 6as
not spent % third roft therssal alloxspse since
his death, it is estimated the. her Msj.s
sy'saSashoapisai' ve'liesssteas hls ihsat lseast
'&z'OO0s000. eIao1q sdT. .lssuod, 81
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10 A reconstructed African at Washing
ton, arrested Is: :stediihg; Was upBraided
blythe magiis.rate AZ thought, sam, you
belonged 70 the loyal party fhdts on
its good behaviour, you Know '!''' aDas's
SO, rnnssa, we's two classes high and
de low. De high takes what's guv to 'em.
like Massa Grant; de low takes 'wbat's 5
no. guv to 'em, like Hi'assa Butler. I,se
. low, massa, dat's all.p ''''f { - Il o1't
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q YME N EAL.

MARnIED-on n the Goth january, 1870, by
the Rev. r. J. Edwsrds. Mr.. JOHN S. Bo-
zARD to Miss ELIZA a. sHULIR, All of
Orangeburg County.
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ALSO
IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE.

In matter Real Estate
Dedriech KlePping decd.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale from the Hon.
Judge Of Probate, of Charleston County,
made in tho above stated case, will sell at
0rangeburg C. H., on Monday the 4th day Of
April next, at the usual hours OF sale q
All that Lot or parcel Of Laad in the
Town Of Orangeburg, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, measuring aud
containing ON Main street. "a feet and run.
ming back 1876 feet. esd measuring on the
rear 40 feet, bounding on the north and s.st
by lands ef Cephas Whit,emoze. south by
Main or Russell street. and west by land OF
John Patterson and the Presbyi erian Church.
Terms cash--the purchaser also paying in
addition 10 sum, the expenses Of the Probate
Court. Conveyance, Stamps and Sherifrs
Costs or sale. s-5
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lrenaim,lA Ghesees> White, Isawn

Dlrenaiu.lA Chester whistle IAfes
III Pure Blood Short Horn, durham, J
Devon, Alderney and Ayrshire Calves, Mar
ino, Souihdown and Cossw oiR Sheep Cash
mere Costs, Imported Suffolk. Essex, BsrE-
shire and Seton Pigs and all Choice Breeds
Of Poultry for sale eo%w
e Send for Cirsuiars and Priees.p Address
y gasss - ls-G N. P. B0YER. 4 Co,
Psrtesburg, Chester CO., Pa,
tNn 90 Rn
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CABINE'E MAKER.
AND
IN ID e r T A IL Err,
WIN AIKEN BUELL.

Having opened Cabinet Shop in the rear
Ofths Baptist Church. is prepared TO attend
to all huSinss In his line, and respectfully
offers his services to the people Of Orange
burg and vicinity. f- te
{nt 10 ut
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IN THE COURT oF PROBATE

WHEREAS, George Boiiver hath applied to
me for letters of Administration on the Es-
tate Of Catherine Stroman, late of Orangeburg
County, deceased.
These are tbercfc.eto cite and admonish
oil and singular the Kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to DC and appear be-
Tore me ut Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on tho
10Th day of March, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
VI. to show cause if any Why the said Ad-
mnistrstion should not be granted.
Given under my hand nnd The Seal Of the
Court, this 1stiday Of March, A, D. 1870,
and in tho ninety fourth year Of American
independents,
THAD. G., ANDREWS,
marab--2t Judge Of PsehAtc.
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The Raeor, G5bs d Cos Manipulated
Guano more relablg Mdn anu other

The Waeor, GIBBS & Co.'S Manipulated
Guano more reliable than aay other
manure - ~ tdsi ,iDA -
. According to my experiments this year
the Wilcox, Gibbs & Cos Manipulated
iouppP Is my choice, from the fact That
il is hore applicable to any aud all inds
of land than any other I know. Some
of my peighbors have used pure Peruvian.
some Soluble Pacific, and various others.
They tell me that mine surpasses theirs.
I believe the Peruvian is better than any
other where the land is low and moist.
but to take land generally .hat is rich or
poor, moist or thirsty, stiff or loose, all
together, the Manipulated is more relia-
bic than any other I know. Tam con-
fdent the manner Of applying the manure
is to put it deep, especially on thirsty
land, aud believe 400 lbs! to the acre
is the quantity--less! / know, win pay,
as / have tests Of il, but 400 lbs. pays
better. According to the ssnsons and
chances generally ofmy cation up to this
time, Il do not believe better cotton csuld
be made TO grow m the land where /
have used the Wilcox, G ibbsa g. Co y
Manipulated Guano. sep5i 81
rs o jim. ALLEN. .
Hancock County, Augast q, ls69.sa
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ALSO
ALSO
ORANGFBURG COUNTY,.
IN PRoBArE CouRr.

BY dceretal orders from the Hon. Probate
Court, for orsngeburB County. will sell on
Salcsalay in April neHs- the following Real
Estate belonging to the Estats Of Nathaniel
p. Cain, deceased.
Tract No. 1. Containing 49, sereS more
or less.
Tract No. 2. Containing - acres more
or iess. = @+t as l al
Trac, No. 8. Containing -, Aor.s more
or less. -
Further particulars given and sPlais- e1.
hibitcd on day Of sale.
Terms-One-,hird cnsh, balance in ono and
two years. purchasers TO give bond and n ort- :
gage. and pay for papers and stampa,
y sherid-s otice,, II. RIGGS.
0rangehnrg G. H., s. c., 8. oSC.
Fs Mar. 10, lsee- } s!,5ts,
mar IL -
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:shagid's Sales. 81
ITCh*tles q b skwen 81, N H.
a Eiisn 8, xAonpson.

i %by viftne 'ofS4a ofdef 81 sale fasde in this
Leaas by the said Court, will sell at Orange
e<.ze s. c., on Monday the Ath Of April,
next. during the usual hours Of sale.
HtAlIthatSpiantaiion@ or tract of. land, con
tanning 1905 acres more or less, situate IN
stsMstthew6 0rangsbprg County, bounded
on the North by Estateof James VI. Branden-
abnrgsand Dr.. A, r. Taber, ON the East by Dr.
A. X. Taber, on the west by DR.. A. d. Taker
and n. =. parby,son tho South by Christian
Gatss. r. A wbaley. ,. p. Darby and Estate
Of James w. Brandenburg.
TeTms.-one-third cash, and the =baiance
on " credit offones ssnd tsso gears, spurchaser
. give bond fer, said credit portion, bearing
interest from day 6f SAFE payable annusIly,
and 'secured BY q mortgage OF the premises,
With covenant for rs-sale on . breach Of the
condition OF said bond, and also 10 BAY fer
papers and stamps. ysafsfs 4.
Sa+s esg S9a4s ALSO sba.h,. 20 -,
1doRANGERURGs-rIS lEeu1TI. s,s
'vSD. v.Jsmison. Cem'r1 I'd ,3s,,.i ~,
a!s efsf A1ssAsr'l e s..5H In the, the H.
Rufus C. salley. Ex'r Circuit Court.
BY virtue Of an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, wilrsei at Orange
burg, g. e. ,soD 6 onday the 4th day Of April
next, during the usual hours Of SALE
An that undivided moieiy Of that tract Of
land containing 20 acres! situate on Coed
land Swamp, in the County of .Orangeburg
and State aforesaid, with the Mill Seat and
ApPurtenances. known as Tampey Mill
being the moiety thereof, Of which the late
Urbane Il. Jefcoat died seized and possessed
Terms-0ne-h half cash, the balance, iI tl2
months, With bond and intercst papable an
ually secured by mortgage Of the properly
containing n covenant for resale on breaoh
Of the coudi'ion OF the bond, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. 'Ao
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SAKE asserts the 1t ID pleasant TO be
surrounded by group Of ladies; buehs
likes TO- be surrounded by one just as
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Counties, Fresnlt ofSthsavbele beiag in
four Of .hs eSudtiss Ehsf shs Ai.o
voters ars ipSthi n.js.is The Dial
number yin be la4 .hs ssahss as thss Of
1883. ~ w
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The State of South Carolina.


The State Of South Carolina.
- oRANuEauRe LIN EeuiTS, ~
John D. D. Faircy, Bill for Injuno,iSn,,
.,~,.>. to set aside
Burns D. Myers, E ES or. d. isSc' ihss' e mSaSsssn S
80 a "a = fassess. snd for
Of L. j. VI. Myers, ct al Relief,
Il appearing 10 my satisfaction that ssrsH
Pullman, and -Pulman. her husband, Elir-
sbe,h Holly and - Holly, her husband.
four of the Defendants to said Bill, are abseRs
from, and reside beyond the limits OF this
. State, on motion of Mcssrs. 1zlar & Dibble.
Solicitors for Complainant, II is ordered
thasths said Defenianis do Sappesr, and
plead, answer or, demur TO said Bill within
forty days from this date, or an order pro-
eORsssSo win bc grah tod assinss thsmses
Clerks Office, k1aGRa. BoLIvER,
0raug ugehurg, S. c., C.. p.
|. Feb. 81, 1870. 'H'F6@F
feb 26 stet
rIta arteR gaf-
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oRANGEBURG-IN PRonATE,.
Thad- c. Andrews,
Judge OF Probate and
i' &c successor.to as' s. In the
GsD. Ksi,t, Ordinary }s.,
:; vs.: Circuit, Court
y Jacob Fogie admir-, e.e'eu s-
~. cf-al

10 By, yirsae Of order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, I will sell at UranEea
burg sc. on Monday, the 4th day ofiipril
next, during the legal hours Of sale: ,,
!. All that tract OF parcel Of Land situate
on both sides of II olnsan Bridge Road, in tho
County of iOrahgepure aud Stnts aforesaid.
containing l53 acres moro or less, and
bounded by lands of G Cooper. Washington
Robinson. benjamin Bars, George Piekersl
and John kickenbakcr.
2. All that or parcel Of Land situate on
the Holman Bridge Road in the County snd
State aforesaid, containing l9o scrss more or
less, and bounded by lands Of j. J. Salley,
David Jsnison. 'Duniel Kennerly. George s.
Binnicker, JaEnes Cherry, Evan Bolton and
Rachel Robinson.
.. All that tract or parcel Of Lap situate
on Robert Swampsin the County and State
aforesaid. containing 90 acres moro OF less,
sfd Bounded by lands of David Williamson.
Porter Pearson. William Cherry aad Dcrrii
Brandenburg. .
Terms-0ne-half cash, the balance On
a credit oftwclve his. bearing iateres,
from day of sale, with bond and mortgage,
and covenant for rcsaleson breach OF cenii-
non "a tsaRsl .essehassEs % pay for pa
Pcys and stapps. ,-'''
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ALSO

Ai.oo~S StF S1~ iFss re
One tract Of Iaisa containing - aeres
m ore or less, situate and lyiEg on Four Hole
Swamp, in the County OF Urangcburg. Lev
led on as the properly Of George NJ. Dantlvr
at the suit of John }. Hppgcrpiller, admir-.
ALSO,
One tract Of land cont aiming % acres,
more or less, situated in Edisto Fork. aud
bounded on the north by estate M. Friday,
east by estateR. !. Huffman and south and west
by DIR. Finn. Lowed on rs the property of
John l.. Joiner at the suit Of John r. Slil-
hous. p! t' e. ,.t5 go.
fs@it.t fsaI ALSO
ne tract Of land containing 4O0. .acres
more or less, bounded by lands OF Henry
Strock. Ways old place, David Jones and
Aeiliclfamp. LeviedssOn as the property of
David J. Clayton atthe suit af J. A. Parler
j. ID Fielder, OF. al Ex'rs.
ALSO '7fs' 7is
One other tract containing $50 acres more
or less. bounded BY lands Of Miss Wiles, Ca
5Fisl Sirock, Rliiek Rouek, George Ulmsr and
DR.. BAXTER. Levied on as tho property ef
David J..Ciay ton Il ths suit Of ]. J.fAJParier,
J. u. Fielder, ct. al. Ex'rs. d., tu-
/ y ALSO
/ Ono tract Of land containing - acres
more or less, situated in St. Matthews. Lev
led on as the property OF J. r. L. Amacker at
the suit Of Clarke q Golfer.
-1a = ALSO -.
One tract of lam: cont aiming - acres
more or less, being the Real Estate whereof
Silas Griffin died, seized and possessed
Levied on in the scasc OF, Francis j. PelIer
and Francis s. Rodgers (survivors) VS. James
+. Griffin, Admir-.
Two lots in Totaess with the improvements
thereon. Levied ON as athe property of Il.
&. Thomson at the suit ,f Il. C. MeMaker,
Admir-, lfer another.)
ALSO
al th6t tract Of land in the Town OF Or.
aagebusg. with the improvements thereon,
containing LIS acres mbre or less, bounded
ON the east by w. I. MoKewn and the Five
Notch Road, on the south by Harpin Riggs,
on the west by the Charleston Road, and on
the north by w.N; Scovill, T. w. Glover, 7.
A. Jetfords spd others. Levied on as the
property Of John C Rowe at the sui. Of ID.
X. Barton.
ALSO
OnS Ifact OF tanu containing 21U acres
more or less, situate in Edistc Fork, on Dean
Swamp, bounded on the month and east by
Joseph g. Tanning, on the cast by Jno c.
Tanning, and on the west by Dean Swa,np
Levied on rs the properly OF. John r. Phil
lips attns suit OF. James W. johnson, Admir-.
.. ALSO,
One. tract o. iand containing Ala acres
more or less, sitnate in Edisto Fork, bounded
on the north by 96 Road, east by B. Ables,
seuth by E. Pool and west by ]. Williams.
Levied on as the property of Eldrdge Gun.
ter at the suit Of James W. Johnson, Admir-.
ALSO,
One tract OF land containing 1877 acres
moro or less, sitnate in Edisto Fork, bounded
on tho north bg ), Garvin, east by W Garvin,
south,by Mrs. johnson and west by 3. Gun,
Ter. basied On as.sthe property of burke
4shleahthe suit ofJsmes " Johnson, Ada.n-
orAnssSSrrc. T., 8. c., n 'i S'aSc.
/ i MAR 10. 1853. j
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