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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25


THE Camden Journal is u strong ad-
vocate of Temperance Societies. In its
issue of the 9th inst, IL says, "the
army (of drunkards of courseI is grow.
ing small by degrees, the traffic in wine
decidedly less" Well, that does pretty
good, aud sounds very like coun.
try newspaper local but the finishing
touch to the paragraph in question is
better sill. Here it is. Speaking of
the Society, the J,urmal says, "There $
room in the Division for morc-so
''Sots who hare SO long ,4ape bled,
Sots whom Rum has never fed,
Welcome! and by Temperance led,
Enjoy true liberty
The italics in the poetry are ours
We want to sho1 our readers the beauty
of the thing. Surely every man whose
fortune it ahould be to read tn. s.auz.
quoted, will be shamed into joining the
Temperance. The divine o6luius was in
the mans heart Cor peu) that indicted
that piece, sure. The muses. were all
perched upon the inksta and the
pen dipped in poesy itself that inspired
the Journal poet with the above verses
Nothing else could have produced such
an irresistible invitation to the followers
of Bacchus, to enlist under the Tempe.
rance banner. An eloquent pen indeed
the bard in question, can boast of. w,
fancy we can hear him address it n,
times after the following style
"Oh! natures noblest sift-ny gray goose.
quill,
Slave of my thoughts, obc1ien. to my will
Torn from thy parant bird 20 form pen,
That mighty Instrument of little men,
What wits. what poets dost thou dnil,
raise.
How frequent is thy use, how small thy
praise
Oh! let US SOAR to-day; no common theme.
No eastern vision, no distempere'd dream
Inspires-our path, though full oil thorns
is plain
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NoTTCE

Mrs. b. NJ. SHULER RESPECTFULLY
informs her friends that she is prepared to
make LADIES' DRESSES, CUTTING, FIT
TING and BASTING in ell the various
Styles Being deprived of her only STAY
IN LIFE, and having tho CARE Of TWO
iIETTLE CHILDREN, she is forced to seek q
living in this way. Hoping that her friends
in Prosperity will be her friends in the dark
days of sad misfortune, she has thas been
prompted to appeal to their sympathies.
I, sept2 q 6, II
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To CORRESPONDENTS VIC
have been in receipt of sundry ccinmu.
mentions, the Aon-appearuncc OF which
in the News was misconstrucd by the
writer's. Our columns are ALWAYS opeu
to properly written articles, when accom-.
panied by responsible names, and not
personal i'll their nature But while IL
is our duty to furnish the readers Of
this Journal with news, VIC state once
aud FOR all, that VIC conceive it no part
of our work to wade through long and
verbose communications to fit them for
public scrutiny. If letter is sent to us
for publication, which is written cor
rectly aud not absolutely obnoxious to
tho sentiments Of our paper, it will be
Inserted; If not, it will fiud its way iuto
the waste basket. Is this plain enough
for those who have cacocthes sc,iJcnRi
OH the brain
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can notify this House and draw in ad.
va'sce On the same, if 30 desired, until
sale is azade. This is qi advantage
worth the consideration sof the public
especially when Informed that this frn,
will make 8 speoicality Of the business,
Judge ApdrswsS kuack at selling his
own goods for liberal and fair prices,
and yet to the satisfaction of his many
customers, emineatly ct him for knock
ing down those entrusted to him for
sale. He win make capital auc
tioneer. We wish this trustworthy firm
every suocess.
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ALSO

Ono tract of land containing 81 acrcs,
more or less, in Orargcburg County, boun-
dcd northwest by lands of \. Griffith, and
others. and south by the Family Home
stead of F. w. Vogt
One tract containing 90 acres more or
less in said County, bounded north by Fam
lily Homestead Of +. w. Vogt, lands of
Smith, southwest by lands of DR.. S. DAINTY
lcr.
Remainder in 90 acres, lying between
two tracts above mentioned (being the Fam
lily Homestead of j W VoghD after the ter
mination of the right of Homestead II therein.
Levied on as the property of f w Voght, at
the suit of r. W. Bates, Guardian c. E.
Bull.
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEAS.
Mary b. Treadwell, Adm'x VS. John II. Pane
ming, ct al.
Complaint to Marshnll Assets, sc.


Complaint to Marshall Assets, Sc.
BY virtue of an order of the said Court in
this action, will sell at 0rangcburg Court
House, on Monday, til, 4th day of Decem.
ber, next, during the legal hours of sale,
tho Real Estate in this County, of which the
late William K. Treadwell. died. seized and
possessed, consisting of the following tracts
of land, in the Town of Orangebnrg:
1. Tract of II acres, bounded north BY
lands of Thomas Oliver east by lands Of 80.
Ca. Railroad Co., G4 Gowan and Estate OF
George ii. Elliott and Railroad Avenue,
south by Russell Street, and west by lands
of w. Nj. Hutson, Esq. This tract will be
intersected by two streets, and viii be sold
in 1S lots of convenient size.
2. The Hotel tract, situated at the eorn~
of Russell and Broughton streets, and bonn
ded on the other sides by lands of Mrs. W.
b. Treadwell and ID. Louis. This will be-
sold in 6 Lots, two Of them fronting sR Rus
sell street, and one of these viii good
Store already erected thereon, three of them
fronting on Broughton street, and the re-
mainder constituting the Hotel with ampis
stables, and buildings, and yard and gardcs-
room, being one of the most eligible piecea
of property in the Town of 0rangcburg.
D. Tract of sl2o acres, bodn,led north by
lands of Mrs Ann Andrews, east by Brough-
ton street, south by river anl-=strset, and
sold in &C lots, aud will be intersected wit1
streets properly located, rending the Lots
available as Town Lets. A portion viii hs
sold in tract of 8 acres, and another por-
tion in trsct of about 20 acres.
fine brickyard is on one of the tracts.
A portion ofthese Lots will be sold on the
day indicated, to suit purchasers. Piats Of
the said Real Estate can b. inspected at ttfs
Sherif's Office.
TERMs--One third cash, balance ON O
credit of one, two and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage of the purchaser,
with interest from day of sale, payable an
nually on the whole amount, until the whole
bond is fully paid up, and satisfied, audt0
pay for papers recording and stamps.
Purchaser TO have privilege of paying all
cash, and if any purchaser fails 10 comply,
the premises SO purchased by tie party
failing to comply to be sold on tlse same day
or some convenient saleday thereafter upon
the same terms and at the formar parchs-
sers risk.
or.psesarf sssa5f5 3. 9lss: f.. 5. H. hsaas s. 3 C.
Nov. IL, 1871.
nov III 20
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READ AND DE WIsE.-At Mr.. T.
Cartmill's store there is being opened a
full aud snowy selection of dry goods
Ladies' who are hard to please would
save time; and perhaps great deal OF
"botheratiou" to polite clerks, by going
right to Mr.. Cartmill's.
Nora BsNE-Mr. G. will accept the
thanks of the priuters in the News
Office for the bottle of inspiritiug fluid
sent them the other day
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Sheriff IS Sales.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
In CoMMos PEAS
c9mpLiht
for &
Fdreelosnre:

o. ii. Middleton, Cgmphiit
vs. for
j. Il. J.. Amaker. ForeslosEre.
BY virtue of the judgment fled In this cases:
directing that the lands hereinafter zea-
toned, be sold by me, a. public auction, I
will sell at 0fangebnrg Court House, on
Monday the fourth day Of Decenber nexf,
during the usual hours of sale,
( All that plantation or tract ef land known
as Belleyille, situate, lying and being in the
County of Orangebnrg, and State of South
Carolina, containing 1910 acres more or lcsc.
bounded by lands of Trezeyant, Davis, Nc
Cord, Geiger, Moorer and by the C6nsarcs
River.
Terms of sale--0ne-balf cash, balance 10
be paid in one year, and to be secured by
bond, with interest at IL per cent. from date,
and q mortgage OF the premises. Pufchess
ers to pay for papers, recording and stsmps.
And unless the purchaser pay per cent. Of
the whole bid, mt the time of sale, the preSsi-
ses will be resold on the same day. ON the
same terms. And he Sheriff is allowed to
reserve the liberty to refuse the bid OF the
same person at succeeding sale. And in
case the person paying $ per cent. does noe
comply with the rest of the terms In 100
days after the sale, tie Same will be reseld
on the succeeding salclay.
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A SAD AMI FATAL AccIDENT.-A
most sad accident occurred at the saw
mill of Mr.. John II. Livingston fort.
night ago, the news of which has Just
come to us through that gentleman him
self.
Among Mr.. lis employees was a
white man named Z S. Kirkland. On
Thursday last, two weeks ag,, kirkland.
while in rear Of the circular saw help.
ing to remove slab, us i. was bein q
severed from the log, by au unfor.uuate
accident slipped, aud fell upon the saw
Of course, going at tremendous rate,
it was impossible to avert the fatal
catastrophe that followed. Kirkland
was jerke! down on the log by the saw
and spill, from the lower portion Of his
body nearly up to his breast. Before
the machinery could be stopped, lie was
extinct hus in the full enjoyment Of
active health, be was snotchel from
earth aud earthly thing, The unfortu.
nate man left wife and three small
children, who were dependent upon ms
da ~ lnbors Tor support
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Referees Sale.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON Pleas
John C. Pike, Trustee VS. John McAfieh4eG
e.. al.

John C. Pike, Trustee VS. John McMie64ee
e.. al.
by virtue of an order Of the said Court In
this case, will sell at Orangeburt Court
House, on Mooday, the 4h day OF December
next, during the legal honrs Of sale, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate in tho Fork or
Edisto, in this County, viz.
i. One tract Of about $50 acres, situate on
Great Branch, bounded by lan'ls of Jacob
~ 49, - ------- - n-,.- -
Kenncrly, and represented by plat of shs
same, drawn 10y NJ L Baldwin, d. S., record
ed in the Registers Office of this County, IN
Book ), page 9S
.. One tract q about {GD acres, bounded
b. lands of J0fn HaydeG t,u,ls FORMERLY Of
w. $. Dudley, Estate lands OF SaRuel BaiF,
lands of William C. Moss and---Bclton.
and other lands of John AfcMichael, and
by n. l.. Baldwin, d. S., aud recorded in
the Registers Office of this County, in Book
3, page 10.
3. Remainder in 80 acres, situated or
Cooper Swamp, hcfrg the Family Homestead
of tire said Jeiin Mcllictael, after the termi--
nation Of the Estate OF Homestead therein.
4 About 800 acres of the Mil and House
tracts, adjoining the lands of the sale Fam
lily Homestead being the lan,ls represented
by two plnts mako by NJ. l.. baldwin, ID. s..
and recorded in the Registers Office Of this
County, in Book 3, pages l lS aud III. re-
respective, outside Of the Homestead
aforesaid. and aftor deducting 100 acres
being on the west side of Cooper Swamp.
Plats of the said land can bn inspected
upon application 10 the undersigned.
1erms-one-fourth cash. balance on q,
credit of one and two years, purchases 10
give Bond and Mortgage of the premises
purchased, said mortgage to contain a sov-
nant for rcsalS i'll case of breach of tho Boad
ed.
GEO. R0LIVER,
Referee 0ad Receiver.
nov III I'd
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Will. SOME of our readers who know
inform us where the custom OF tolling
Chulch bells for ordinary service came
from? We have been asked the qucs
zion several times, but as we always un-
derstood that the tolling of bell, WAS,
indicative OF afancral or some other
sad event, declmed to answer. We were
apprehensive if we did that we might
either pay close home compliment, or
sicc rcrSa.
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suaaEsrroN.-Ths Depot at Or

A SuaaEsTIoN.-Ths Depot at Or
angeburg is disgrace to its growth and
Importance "a little, miserably built
house, with no capacity either for the
storing away ofgoods, OF the accommo-
dation of the travelling public, we would
do better if our Town had no Depot at
oil. Does not every man that passes this
place form an errenous idea of our growth
and prosperity by looking upon that
uusightly little cabin out ut the railroad,
yclept Depot? And yet Oraugeburg
does more shipping, aud contributes
more to the revenues of the road tina n
any town in the interior of the State. For
this she should have some return. We
have been up aud down the line, aud
we have found better depots at little
way stations. Now our suggestion is,
that a meeting of our citizens be called,
and committee be appointed to petit
tion the company to build us better
Depot. What say our merchants We
verify believe that such a movemen.
would result in giving us better ac-
commodations than we can now boast Of
in the way of a railroad depot
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\ GREAT WANT WELL SUPPLIED.

a GREAT WANT WE'LL SUPPLIED :
IL will be seen by reference to tic ad
vertiaement OF McSsrs w NJ. Sain
& Co.. that tncy have s,4rtsd resu
lar AUCTION House in Orange
burg ADd as those gentleman ne, er
embark in an undertaking that does no,
prove Succession, We bespeak for i!za=s
large aed Aouriehing business in the
auction line. Persons having articles
of any sort that they wish to dispose Of,
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: Sheriff If S Sales.

by virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rected will sell to the highest bidders, at
Orangeburg Court House, OH the frst MON
DAY in December next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz,
One tract of Land containing 474 acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of j. w.
Oakman, Mary A Fsir, NJ. Riley, A. Bozard,
d. lnabinet and v. Pitthan Levied on az
the property of Adam Moorcr at the suit of
San'i G.. Fair. ~ :
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MANUFACrURING NJ ENTERPRISE tN
CHARLESTON charleston is fast be
coming a manufacturing as well AS u
commercial city. he urgest manutac-
tory of doors, saSbes, blinds. &c, in the
Southern States is that of Mr.. T. j.
ioALE, on Horlbeck's Wharf in that
city, sales rooms at No 20 iIuyne St.
Mr. TOALEs advertisement appears in
another column.
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ONCE, TwIcE, THE-E-Es TIMES.
Mr.. Ezekiel is offering everything In his
line now for the lowest figures. He is
just in receipt Of large stock, and we
would warn his customers of the dan.
ger of tarryiug by tho wayside. Now
is the time. Give him call.
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The Lexington Dispatch is being
Urged to stir up the people of that
County to establish County Agricultu-
raj Society. 1t could not use its colum MS
for better purpose.
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ALSO

One tract of land containing 1000 acres
more or less, bounded north by Est. Emil
Pooser and others, east by j. G. Wannamak :.
er aud others, south byJ. G. and T.. Z. Wan
namaker and west by Andrew Inabinet and
others, subject to the Defendants right of
Homestead thereon. This tract will be sold
in parcels, and Creditors consenting, por-
tion only of the purchase money will be re-
CURED Levied on as the property of II. G.
Wannamaker at the suit of John 8. Bowman
and others.
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SINCE TIE abatement of the yellow
fever in Charleston crowds of our citi-
Eens have visited chat city. 1t is re-
ported that not in many days have the
streets presented such evidences of life
and activity.
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TAxEs.-County Auditor Jas. Van
Tassel, completed his books and turned
them over to Treasurer Frank Ell. Greene
ON Monday last for the collection of the
State and County Taxes. Our advice to
our feilow-ciii5ous is to pay up ut once
and avoid the penalty. Experience
should teach that such course is tho
better line of policy.
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New RAlLRoAD.--A Convention of
Delegates from the Counties interested
met In Columbia during Fair Week, and
steps were taken to secure from the
Legislature charter of Railroad to
connect Augusta, Edgefeld, Ninety Six,
Laurens and Spartanburg.
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A HIsT. Ladies ought to De careful!
how they arrange their bnstles. News
papers are things that will be seen where
scarcely anything else goesj besides
there are many searching eyes in Or
angeburg.
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AN EXCHANGE says that shnglns of
s-the hair will be the next fashion for the
: ladies. That will be striking coutrastt
TO the present mode OF fixing up one $
hair, orTather that made of fax and
hemp at the factories
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.

T II. w. Bates VS. Robert c. Trick ct, az,
Judgment of Foreclosure aud sslci
by virtue of an order of the said Court IN
this case, will sell at orangcburg Court
House, ON Monday the 4th day of Deeem-
Der next, during the legal hours of sale:
All that tract of land in this County, CON.
tanning about 4T2 acres, bounded by lands
now or formerly of d. B. Bookhart, j. II.
Dallas, L. d. aud e. A. Trick, Estate of W.
p Reese, and III. Cogswell.
Terms one-half cash, and balance on .
credit of twelve months. Purchasers to pay
for papers, recording and stamps.
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t. Q O "A l..
SATURDAY., NOV. 25, 1874.
All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

We,want money Not an uncommon
want at all. We have been indulging
our friends as long as we are able. Those
from whom we purchase our materials to
print this Journal, demand cash for every
order filed. Our printers have to be
paid every Saturday night. This all
takes money. Now surely those of our
subscribers, whom we have endeavored
tc accommodate by furnishing them with
the News without demanding pay in ad-
vance, will come up and pay the little
that is due us. 1t is impossible TO ruu
newspaper without money, and those
who do not pay up, we shall be compell-
ed to erase FROM our books. So come
up and save us from any more asking.
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JuDcE GRAHAM opeued Court in
Charleston on Monday last. Il. b. Sea-
brook, Esq, has returned from the
North and is representing the State.
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LOOK Our YE VENDERs OF TANaLE
FcoT.-On di has it that the County
Commissioners have detective to ferret
out the parties who have been, and are
engaged in selling liquors without Ii
cense. 1t is thought good many par
ties will be reported soon. The fine is
Imprisonment for SIX months, and $3.50
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LSO

The remainder in 225 acres, in said Coun-
ty,bounded north BY l.. Bull, cast by John
Griffith, south by 4. Eull, and west by David
Shulcr, (being the Family Homestead of
Darid Bulb after the termination of the
Estate of Homestead therein. Levied OH IA
the property of David Bull, Mt the sui, of Il.
w. Bates, Guardian G. f.. Bull.
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Tue FUNERAL services of the in.
saut daughter Of DR.. Il, j. Oliveros
took place at the presbytcrian Church
on yesterday.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 2Sth day of November next we will
File our final Account with the lon Thad
G. Andrews Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of Dismissal as administrators ct tn c
Es'a'c of pedcrick j. llanc, deceased.
J. X. liANE,
W. c. liANE,
nov 1T Executors
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TIME TO SEE AFTER IT.-The bridge
oscr the ditch opposite the workshops Of
Mr. Riggs, is in number (?) condi-
sion. bidauy OF onr city Fathers ever
See ity 1s-striRcs us thar they did not.
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ABSENT Our "right bower" the
Junior, has taken leave of absence,
and will not return under several weeks.
[Lerington Dispatch.
With the fright" and cleft" together
the Dispatch plays clumsy hand
Wonder what it will do with the latter
by itself
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There is man in New York so proud
that he wat keep his company, ior
fear of degrading himself
An old lady made the following
speech at awouan's meeting the other
day: Il demand equality for all the
sexes
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The srRTRrs present a lively appears
ance. Our merchau.s are doiug capi-
tai business as general thing.
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ISO

The remainder i'll 1lG acres Of land in
said County. bounded on the north by VIM
G. Moss. on the East by North E,liato river,
on the south by B. II. Hughes, and on the
west by james Jennings, (being the Family
Homestead of Davil Smo,ke) after the ter
mination of the state Of II omcstead therein
Levied on rs the property OF David Smoake,
at tho suit OF Archibald 5. Clark.
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WE UNDERSTAND that the bridge
across thesNosth Fork of Edisto and the
New Road leading therefrom to Branch
vile will soon be completed.
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Mr.. w. It. L1GHrFoor will remove
ih his new store on Mouday next Mr..
l.. will open varied and well assorted
stock of dry goods and groceries. His
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25

THE Columbia U,lion had fuller re-
port Of the State Fair than auy other
paper in the State
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THE CoUsTY Commissioners cortem-
plate having a neat fence made afound
the Court House Squire.
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ALSO

On Tuesday after saleday, at the late resi-
dence of Adam Moorcr, Gin, Buggy, and
some Household Furniture. Levied on as
the property of Adam Moorer Mt the suit Of
Sam'l G.. Fair.
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ALSO

On Tuesday after saleday, at the residence
OF Adam Rush, 100 lbs Seed Cotton, $50 lbs
Fodder, 70 bush Corn, lot Rice, and Sow
and7 Pigs Levied on as the property Of
Adam Rush, at tho suit of Lewis =. Collier.
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THs pAsr week has been pretty COOL
Shawls and overcoats were Indispensable
requisites to comfort.
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LSU

One tract of land containing 273 acres
more or less, boUnded by lands of Josiah
I. Bonnett II. ID. Donnctt, and North Eds
to river
One other tract containing 5iG acres more
or less. bounded by lands of 7. c. Andrews,
Mrs Mann, Henry ID. Bonnet, and North
Edsto river. Levied on in the case of cx
partc p. Nann et ux to pay costs, ezpcn-
ses incurred in etfccting partition Of Real
Estate III said cause.
Sherif'y Office, ii. RIGGS.
OrangobnrgC. H., S. c., soc
Nov IL, 1871.
nov IL ti
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Notice OF Dissolution.--Tho
~ Firm of SEABRooK, BROWNING G
MEYERS is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent.
orangcbus, s. G., Nov. Isl, Js7if
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
Notice of Dismis al.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the 30th day of November next, i will
File my Final Account with the Hon. Thad
y. Andrews. Judge OF Probate, an ask for
Letters OF Dismissal as Adminissrutrix of tho
estate of l.. NJ. Keitt, deceased
nov 1T Administrators.