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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
AUGUST 18th, 1871.

Mr.. HARPER Dear Sir ! have just
received the notn herewith enclosed, which
L ask you to publish, (dnd except the name
of its author) together if you please with
my brief answer to the same.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS. "A
comparative statement, showing the collec-
tons of internal revenue for the fiscal year,
ended June so. 1870 and 1871, has been
completed. The entire amount of collec-
tion~ from spirits for the year ended June
30, 1870, was s55 coo, O9l, and for the past
fiscal year Sic, 2S2 4G3. There was an in
crease of 100000 from spirits distilled
from fruits during tho past year, and a de-
crease Of 100000 from spirits distilled
from materials other than fruits. The per
diem tax on disti!leries also decreased 5000
OOO,and the special tax on distilerics $780,
GOO. The revenue from tobacco during
the past year was S33, 57S, 567, and for the
year before S3l, $50, 7O7-an increase Of O.
yer 100000, about equally divided be-
tween cigars and chewing tobacco. Tn fact
there was an increase Of revenue from every
article under tue head of tobacco On fer
monied liquors the increase during the past
over the fiscal year was 81 ,O7O 900, and on
banks y bankers the increase was 1923 600.
The income shows falling off during the
past year of nearly Sl9,OOO,OOO The in
come from individuals for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1870, was S28. 224,572,
and for the past year sl5 220, 4G2. Bank
dividends & undisiributed profits for 1870.
s3,573,272, and past year S1,514,55I.-
Railroad companies dividends and undis-
tributcd profits for 1870, s., sos 500; past
year, 81, 102,0l3. Railroad computes in
tGrcst on bonds for 1870, 81 500, 800 past
year. Sl,0O3,477. Insurance companies
dividends and uniistributed profits for 1870,
S026,5l9 past year, s2lO,G73. All 9th
or collections from income for 1870, S2S3,-
337 past year, s7O,7t5. The revenue
from tax on gas was increased during the
past year S260,00O The sales of adhesive
stamps decreased 81 200 900 Articles and
occupations formerly taxed but now exempt
by act of July II, 1870, yielded during the
past fiscal year, $4,000, 900 less than the
preceding fiscal year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
Wonderful Gor. the AiIinr,
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
THE UNRIVALLED
Southern Hcpatic Pius

southern lAcpntic PIN
are confidently recommended 10 an n,,,,..
sU6ering from Dypepsia or BRag, N,
eases. They are Compounded b. a s,.1
ern minister Of tie gospcl, rioa o-a m.
ease led 10 The discovery ofhe rep,e.l, b
1925 he 'odS reduced 10 q skel,,o,, o,5
pronounced by three skHlfd pLvsi.igs, !,
be beyond cure. III has since BEEN ~ q.
regular pdStOrote for more Than hbi,p,,
years too, Of 81 cere tailor anal grlg, :.
PosUre. They hdgc wrought rroader, /.
tie cure Of diseases arising from 4,a,
8ered iiVer. The maker If these piH, h..
seen over fee h'mdrcd persons as 6,r d, 3 +.
,cds, entirely Cared By he use of than
CAL upon hrs. GEO u DEEWS n.
2S .Scmh CditouR ST, Baltimore. aa9 o,s
cure a circular gratis, or send tor samt b.
mIi' on other'cisc, o0ciosipg stump 10 p1g
for postugc
Far SITE at hc Drag Sorc Of r. u
McDOW WE'LL. Romacy, W,st va.
AUJuS Is, 1871 -ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

RIA fire broke out on Monday night
last in the Waverly House stables in Will
Transport Pa. a gale was blowing, and
lhe flames spread rapidly Forty buildings
were burned, including tho Wavcrly House,
cx-Gov Packers residence, and tho Null
berry street church The fire spread with
such rapiIity aud The spectacle was So ap-
palling, that every body seemed paralyzed
20 such q degree tha, but little fort was
made TO save anything movable The fur
nituro and clothing Of Che occupants Of the
dwellings and The goods Of tho siorekecrcrs
were entirely destroyed Many Of the
houscho.dcrs lost everything buttho clothes
they bad on The t5tol loss IS estimated
a. about s225,0oo, on which Their, is aa ia-
surancc cf $3.50.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

BATTLEsNAKEs.- have the follow
ing narrative of a rather singular circum-
stance which occurred in this county. One
day last week little child, near Kelly's l.
ron Works, having n cup of milk and bread
In Its hand, went near an old building to
eat. A rattlesnake aud n copper head sn AXE
came up to it, and eudeavorei to get into
the cup The child struck tho ratilesnake
on the head with Its hand, whereupon the
rAttIesnake struck the child in the arm.
twice The child returned TO the house,
crying, when upon examination the cause
was ascertaned. An old gentleman named
DeIllnger, Immediately repaired to the
woods, procured certain weed, bruised it
aud bound it on the child's arm, and af-
forded instantaneous relief. Beware of
snakes !-Shendndooh Valley, Aug. II.
Err Ii, says cotemporary, Brigham
Young wore an additional tweed" on his
hat every time he lost wife or motner-in-
low, it is estimated his hat would have to
be twenty seven feet high.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

EE Dr. II. T. HELMBoLD, of New York,
while out cunning at Long Branch, on Mon
day morning last, as be was blowing out
ono barrel Of his gun, the other was acct
dentally discharged, wounding him slight
ly 10 the face
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

EE'The potato blight has developed to
an alarming extent in Ireland, aud it is
feared the crop is almost ruined
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
Eg-Tho population of London is greater

re- The population of London is greater
than the combined populations of New
York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, ST. Louis,
Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati,
New Orleans, San Francisco and Buffalo
The NUMBERS in these last named cities is
3,S25,575 The population Of London is
3 ,Ssl,7O
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
Friday Morning, August rs, 1871

ES' The next Legislature OF Kentucky
will stand 30 Democrats in the Senate to 5
Republicans, and, 10 the House, 50 Dem
ocrats to Is Republicans.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
EDUCATIONAI
Nh. De CuAs1AL AcADrnY
Great Reduction of Terms.

BOARD and TUITION in the entire English
ID and French Course, Bed & Bedding. Wash
ing Mending Lights Fuel, Stationery aud
Doctors Fees, per session of Five months, when
Paid in advance Sloo
Piano Lessons -
Even more favorable terms may be made when
two or more Sisters simultaneously attend the
School.
JEe-For further particulars, address
DIRECTORS OF Mt. DE CgANTAI..
Near Wheeling, West Va.
August 4, ls7l.-7w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
SEMINARY
R Q Nj n T. Y
Hampshire County, West Va.

R. w. FLoURNoY, AN, 5. L. FLoURNoY,
PTinGPaL assistant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

Students prepared for Business, CoReges, and
Unicersiy Of Vrgnia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
MULLINS IOTEr
Mooreheld, West Vo
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor

TUE undersigned having purrhas,., ~.
i will and hHiures Of MULLINS 1Ok SrSd
takes THIS method of informing his friend, sa 80
me puolIe generally that he is prepared 70 -.
not fail TO please. '"''a 'sa'
A First Glass Hotel, having all IN. nj
Improvements, and is furnished ,hronrh,,,,.O
new and splendid furniture. The TARIE wiz "l,a
WAYS supplied with the best the marie, ar = a.
Good Stable attached to the premises Fa ..,s'
and obliging servants always on baud 70 ~.
comfort TO guests. seea's
IEso- TERNs MODERATE
J0UN WILSON
Moorefeld, june 9, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
The Wharton Mystery.

No Poison DiSeoversd an ne Remains q ne Soa
According to the Baltimore papers, Pro-
fessor Aiken has delivered to Fred. Pink
ney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney, com.
municatiOu, of which the following Is a
copy:
USvERsTY OF MARYLAND, August IA.
Leo Knott, Esq, State Attorney-D Dear Sir -
After completing a careful ANALYSIS of the ari-
Gus matters brought over from NOrristOwn, the
fact has been established that ;hey do not contain
any OF those poisonous compounds one might
reasonably have suspected 20 be present. The
same fact has also been established IN relation TO
the brandy you handed me some time since and
consequently none Of these substances car sup
ply any evidence against any suspected pr =.
Very Respectfully, W. L. \. AIAES.
The bottle of brandy referred to by Prof
Aiken, aud sent him by Mr. Knott, is un-
derstood TO be the one privately mentioned
in connection with tho name of Mrs Cha
bot, who 10 said to have had her suspicious
strongly excited about two years ago
1t is gratifying, remarks the Baltimore
,Son, that such a result as that afforded by
Prof. Aiken's analysis has been reached 10
the particular case referred to, in order to
satisfy the public mind, aud as an act of
justice to the prisoner and to the State. 1t
indicates the propricty of refraiuing from
hasty judgments or conclusions with refer
cnce to the other charges against Mrs
Wharton, as tits, of course, desired and in
tended that she shall have fair trial in
the community of which she Isl member
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

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cured m such great numbers 10 almost every fec
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely Iesl 70
De informed OF ~ virtues or usce.
Scrnulous poison BE- ono ~ The most defttuei7s
enemies Of our race Omen, THE unseen and g1'ei
tenant 81 the organism uudcrmincs the r1n.UtBfrr
ana invites thc attack n cniecbing fatIidteafef
y seems 60 breed Infection fhr0ughoutfhc body CIT
ihcn, on some favorable occasion, raridig develop
INTO one or other uf its hidc9ua forms either ra %
surface or among the vitalF. fn u.s latter ir.r
cie7 may 10 suddenly deposited n tbe IHrf.
aenrt, or tumors formed ln tIo irar. ~ If nj.
r. presence by eruUti0ue On thc E.u. 0r fr.i "..f
Fionll use % % bottle m ths s0rs0T 0rN0 l
vifahlei even when no affivo arurt"frs NJ U...-1
appear Pcr.onH amicfed with fHC flowing
Itanis fcuc aily fad immCfg.r reef
EnEth, cure, ~ the nee ol CO.'S SfHffIAAlL-
III 81. fyIfhonV's FTrc, Ease ~ TrVsfrfffi'
zefter. Salt lfhegfl, scoid Mat, Fing"1rf,
sore Tyres, Sore E0ra, and other r-H. t'
Visible iorug 70 hrTOftfi0ua dI.eH.f. SEQ
more concealed forms. u9 UDsYfrsfr. DrrIf7t
Hc0rf Disease, F1fn, FgifrpsY. frurri9ttf
ADD the various lfcerous aIcci.ans % he F
iAr ana nervous eg .fcwa.
SyphUis or gencreai 8nd Wcrrurigf Dfsr9f's
are cured ty DO, though long time VEL
sunduinR the ee oh. Innate mallGics If
But long continued nee OF ihiB rff.. uA
tho complaint. Ieucorfharo or DEit,s. fffrirf
ffcer0ffOus, and FcDf0fc Dis.0rrs, ore
monty soon relieved and uf .m.'... "''
Elfiylnk nnd hfiEornline cieci
lions Tor each case frn found u ON
Piled gratis. KhetsHp0ffsD rHl GrIo, Na'A
c1uFcd hv accumulation ~ cNH.rH.us
in the blood, yield quickly to IN
Complaints, I0rpfdffW. C0u0erfi0u 1r iHIHt
nation ~ me Tfrer, md J0tpfi~r, -r.ff ~
n9 they Dlten do, from ffn rar aI.u. U..H
blood. IhI1 sfFfFFLI1 ~ ff'a.
fiorer for The strength 1n1 V.r1~ ~ ff
Ltn y Nho are L0ugui7 Ind ffnegF' pfsf
dcrf, Weepiess. anil troubled With Nrrorf "
PREM Hsto1a ~ fenrs, nr nnr rs H
-etf- 'i W'tf.ftftr 10 H.t I .....f.ra
renct and convincing evidence of is fsf.aii'
nOWCr upon trial
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25

sixTy-FNs FiRsr rmzE MEDALS AwAaD,D
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-25
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
R0R PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this er.
cellent medicine eBj0yA
Is derived from is cures
many 81 which are Truly
marvellous. Ingeterfie
cases ~ sCrofulOus de
ease, where the system
seemed saturated VIII
corruption, have been
purified and cured by .
scrofIlOu affections end
disorders .wmchWereag
gTnyaied BY tho scrof1
lOus contamination mil
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01

The Sumter Ncos. winds up the most
of its editorial articles with the nons-n.
sical phrase, "The Constitution must B..
restored" How little sense come ofthc cdi
tors OF our Democratic newspapers have
Such talk is the vcricst Losh. By and
by our contemporary will be brought to
think it worse. Why, its own children
will laugh at its short siehtedncss some of
these days OF course it matters ,ct to
us what doctrine Democratic editors NAV
advocate, so they don't follow the Val.
landisham idea, and steal our livery TO
fight us in. For them to stick To
their constitutional beresies will make
the tight all the more easy for us. The
''new departure" is going to be ridicu
lous failure, because its author has taken
real undoubtcd departure, and can no
more contribute his mite towards !he
enlightenment of Democratic block.
heads.
So upon the whole, with the Sumter
hers hugging to its bosom the Cons,itu-
tioh as it was prior to the war between
the States, and Yallandigham gone, VIC
have nothing to fear.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01
Clafin University.

The Second Annual Commencement
exercises of tho Clafin University, were
held in this Institution on the goth and
2lst instants. The Examination of the
Primary ClaHses continued throughout
the first day, and reflected great credit
upon the Instructors and pupils. The
prompt and correct answers to questions
propounacd by visitors, MS we'll as teach.
ers, showed that great care had been
taken to lay sure foundation for future
scholarship.
I The exercises of the day were conclu.
dcd by an address upon Education from
Judge Wright of the Supreme Curt
tThe lecture abounded in practical ideas
and WAS delivered vita such earnestness
and ability, that it commanded the un.
divid attention OF the large audience for
nearly two hours.
Tho examination of the higher classes
occupied the second day. Very many
of the students are deserving of the
highest praise for the degree of prof.
cicncy to which they have attained du-
ring the pat year. The exercises in
Mathematics. Geography aud Latin wer Q
admirable, and would convince the most
determined advocate Of the infcriority of
the negro race, that the color Of the
skin docs not affect the brain.
+ The Annnnl exhibition was given on
Wednesday the 2lst inst, and is worthy
of commentator. The dsclau,atio ions
and orations of the students were we'll
delivered aud showed considerable ora
toricsl "bility. Among those who did
great credit tn themselves, and arc wor
thy of special mention are j. !. Hum.
bert whn delivered the Introductory ora
ton, w. +. Brown, a. s. Smith, Job
i' llaync and -- Bowen the vale
dictorinn. The exhibition was equal to
amy held i'll institutions Of like charac-
ter, though a better selection of pieces
could have bccn made
The exerciscs were attended By pro:a-
inc"t scn,lcncn of this State, as we'll as
from abroad. The Rev. r. s. Rust.
ID. d., Of Cincinnatti, j h. JilsoM, Su.
pcrintcnlnn, of Education, Rev. True
Whittier, A. w. Cummings, ID. d.,
aud others delivered addresses Taken
as whole, Clah.n University is sne.
cess and is w"r'hy Of much praise The
next scholastic year commences in Oc-
t"bcr; we trust th,t every room will be
occupied by earnest, faithful students.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01

Bull, Scovill IL Pike, all were filed TO
oyerhowing with ladies and gentlemen
who had como from far and near to wit
ness an event that was new in the histo-
ry of Orangeburg, Besides these crowds,
the whole Of Russell Street, from the
corner of ID. Louis store, up to Cham
i pey's, was thronged with curious and
busy souls.
30 At about o'clock p NJ, the, "Youne
Americas" had out their beautiful En-
gine, with their faces wreathcd in smiles,
and eyincing an abiding confidence in
their chance for victory. The roll was
called by Dir. Fem, and soon the
"Young Americas" were 'front face ="
to their excellent President, Mr. J. w.
Mosoley. Whispered words Of cheer
and encouragement were now given to
& tho Company, and they were ready.
But while ali this was going ON, there
was another scene equally as beautiful to
gaze upon; Let ui peep at that scene.
Its the Elliotts They too are in full
uniform, aud like their. brothers of the
Young America, full of hilarity. and
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01
Editor OrongeLMrl Nems

Editor OropgeLurg News:
Among the beautiful and simple Gus
toms of rural lilo which still lnger
in some parts Of our country, are those
of School Examinations, occasions
which mark the closing of the school
term, and the commencement of tho
summer vacation, aud is usually largely
attended not only by the patrons of the
school, but by the surrounding neighbor-
hood generally.
These delightful occasions are now
only To be met with in the most distant
and retired portions of our county, where
fashion and innovations have not been
able to throng in and tramplo out all
the loved aud interesting traces of tho
oldon time.
1t was my good fortune, on last Thurs
day 22d inst, to attend, as an invited
guest. in company with the Hon. j. K.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01

the confusion subsidized, the "Young
Americas" woke up, gave three roasing
cheers TO the Elliet. beys, and soon,
again things were as merry hsa nar.
riagc bell" & y
: 1t seems that Mayor Bull, who was
judgs at the point from which both Com
panies were to start, did not, at The mo-
ment he sighulled tho Elliotts TO run,
succeed ih making tho other judges
catch Immediate sight of his sign, hence
they could not time the race correctly.
! For this, ih. the Esnith Of their, activity
and speed, the Hook and Ladders wetc
ordered by the judges To stop.
Although almost exhausted. this gal
liant Company stuck out that they were
not near whipped, and would try the
face oyer then aud there. The Young
Americas, us noble and generous rivals
will act, seemed 10 be as much put ous
at the mishap that bcfell their brothers
as The Elliotts themselves.
1.-The latter Company, however, was
persuaded not to run the race over that
afternoon, but wait and try it another
timo. I'a $50
Unsf,akcn and druntless though in
their courage, they determined to run
for practice. The street was cleared
and although tired beforehand. the race
was made, aud = ater thrown on the ton OF
Mr.. Louis Store in osE MINUTE AND
1HIRTYTnREE SECONDS Considering
the fatigue that this Compsny had un
dergone, this may be considered an cx-
traordinnry performance.
The Eliiotts will run against the t,me
ofthe "founs Americas alta day not far
distant, of which event our readers shall
hear
Upon the whole, the nffair was adm.
rable. Indeed, there is that energy and
Intelligence iu Orangcburg which can
make anything success that her citizens
may undertake to do
"Wednesday last chroniclcd a new
event in the history of our town. and of
which we should all be Justly proud
We hope another race will, ere long, be
announced, and more general notice
given. We offer cur services, and will
do our share any time in encouraging
repetition of such happy and festive oc.
casions
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01
Sheriff IS Sales.

ny virtue OF sundry writs of q. fa., to ms
directed will sell to the highest bidder,
at 0rangeburg Court House, on the first
Monday In July next, for casl, all the.
r'g.:ss title afe interest cs Che Defendas.s
inthe following property. viz:
One tract OF land in Edisto Fork, contain
ing LOO acres more or less, bounded north
and cast by Daniel Smoak, east by North
sa:s:s river aud soa.a by Vim. Moss.
Also ! Mule, Horse, buggy, Wagon
ard Carriage. Levied on as the propertv
OF Geo. ii. PooserSs decd, ~ the suit OF Red
aic ~: Bowman ys Arm Eliza Posser, Xxx OF
Geo. III. pooser.
ALSO
One lot in The town Of Oranpe,,ure A.,
Church Street, bounded north by lot Of G.
y. Stroman, on the cast and south by lot Of
Ma. Bull and ontlie west by Church street.
Levied on as the property of Thos. i, OH
yer. decd, q: the sal. Of j. A. K. ne,...n.
rs Thomas, Admir-.
ALSO
One lot Of land near fire town of ORANGE
burg containing 100 acres more or less.
bounded by lands of David Houser, C. Whit
temore, w. II. Tfeadweli, Thomas Oliver
and the Public Road Levied. on as the pro-
perty OF Thomas Oliver at the suit of DER
hard Muller aud others.
~ ALSO
One tract of Land in Edisto Fork, contain
ing 800 acres more OF less, bounded ON the
north by John Antley, ON the east by Thorn.
MS Ellzy,. on the south by South E.listo river,
and on tho west by VIM. Wolfe Levied on
as the property of VIM. Watkins at the suit
Of Vim. Wolfe. W 9- 81
& !. ALSO
]. One tract of land containing $50 acres:
more or less, known rs the Ross Gates place
Hituate on Halfway Swamp, counded north
by Chas. Thompson, east by Estate of L. 81.
Kcitt and rest by Mrs. Gates.
Z, One tract containing I30 acres more or
less, near Lewisyille, bounded north aud
east by Estate of 3. J.. Wnnnamaker and Es-
tate of o. NJ. Dantzler, south by Moak's
Corner road and west by L. D. Clark and o.
ii. Farnnm. s.s
8. And one other iraet containing coo,
acres more or loss, near Lewisvillc, bounded
north by i. IL. Zimmerman, cast by John ID.
keitt, south by j. Il. ! l.. ADnkcr and west
by j. G. Kci,t and David Stack. -
And also IA Mules, Horses and one Bug.
gy.' Levied on ny the property of A. L.
Ana nker at the suit of Miller & Ton.ray.
ALSO as
One Horse. Buggy and Harness. Levied
on rs the property OF j. L. Ia Aniuker Mt the
suit of German & Badcnhop.
ffff9f ALSO +. ON .Y
Buggy and Harness, Silver Watches, I
Case Dental Instruments, i lot Books and 1
Accordian. Lcs;ed on as the property of d.
A.!Alnck, decd. at the suit of Jacob II. In
abinet VS. james Mack and Margaret Mack,
Ex'rs.
ALSO q @
On Tuesday after saleJay, at the residence
OF y. p AnnkcF, Wagons, Ok Cart, II
head Cattle, IA head Hogs. Farming Imple-
mcnis. Household AMI Kitchen Furniture.
Levied ms the property, of A.P. Amaker-
Mt the suit of Miller & Toucray.
0rangcbrrg G. IT,, $. c., soc
june lG, 1871
itipe1T .i
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01
Sheriff S Sales.
iS THE COURT eF PROBATE.
0RASoEnuRa County.
Er porse u
Mary lsickcnbakcr

EI pcr,e fS@1r@
Mary Rickcnbakcr t
In pursuance of m order 10 me directed by
the Honorable Tiail. C..sandrews. Judge III
the Probate court. will expose TO public
outery on salctay in July next, at the risk
of the former purchaser, the following tracts
of ltnri, viz: sii1 i9 sr. H'-
All that plantation ortraci OF land con-
tanning 41al acres moro ,or less, in E.listo-
Fork. on Five Mile Branch, boun,ied' by lands
OF Jno. Easterlin, Jessie Sandlord AMI tho
ract set off as the Homestead.
Also
One ..her yact containing 200 aores. moro.
or less, bounded north and west by Morgan
Davis aud Geo. Hughes, south and east by
Porter Pearson.
Tcrn,s--Cash sufficient To pay the Dover.
and the costs and expenses of the suit, and
the baianec payable Ia one and two o years.
Purchaser TO give bond ana mortgage, and
pay for papers and stamps. -
shsrirs Office. H. RIGGS.
june o. 1871
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, ID. Is. Garriek hath applied tc
me for letters of Administration de bonis non
on the Estate of j. NJ. Garrick, late of Or
angeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at n Court of Probate for tho said
County, to be holden at 0rangeburg On the
Sd dsy of July, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. TO show cause IL any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of nv
Court, this 18th day Of June, A. d. 1871.
and in the ninety-hffh year OF American
Independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
june l7--"t Judge Of Probate