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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

Dir. Patterson received the majority
Of votes cast in the House.
The proceedings were read in Joint
assembly on Wednesday and the result
declared.
The inaugural Message of Governor
Moses was read on Monday in both
Houses. This was manly paper and
grarples at once the financial problem
OF State affairs. The message says that
that the deficiency to be met is 81, ,266.. :.
395, II recommends rebate of Eve per
cent on taxes paid before January 18th,
and rebate of fifteen per cent on the
penalty already attachc on delinqu nts,
provided these delinquent taxes are paid
before January I6tS; and urges econo.
my, retrenchment and frmuess on the
part of the Legislature.
Much business has been despatched
and the calendar is cleared up each day
with rapidity. Several important bills
have passed. to their third reading :;
among others tho bill to rereal the
license law. Governor Moses sent a
Special Message to the House on Wed.
nesd"y In response to the resolution ask
ing for information as to whether tho
account Of the Financial Agent has
been settled in whole or in part. The
Governor replied to the enquiry that no
statement Of any settlement with said
agent had been rendered into the
secretary's bis Office.
On Wednesday, the business of tho
House was Interrupted by a rencon.re
between Rev w NJ Thomas, member
from Colletou, AMI Thomas Hamilton,
member from Beaufort. Some remarks
OF Thomas provoked Hamilton to as
sault the former. He struck him seYe.
raj and heavy blows as he WAS sitting.
Thomas Died profnsciy. Tho scene
varied the monotouy of Legislative busi-
ness, and carsed the members to rise o
their feos aud gather around the assail-
ed. The assaultiug member spologized
to tho House
The tar levy is being earnestly dis
eussed. and will, We trust, be soon set.
tied for ths best.
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A. r. BROWNING, T. j.

The Times was delayed this week in
order to publish an article headed "The
Code" taken from che Augusta oarun-
fcle and Sentiuel. Whether that article
was "fixed" or not, We say not. We
need no editorial salve, aud all the
Georgia press and all the "emin nent
authority" combined cant change the
facts of the case.
| We insulted, We declined to retract,
we vent to Georgia, we have not yet
retracted.
All men can understand :!.:s. SO
much in reply to the article in the
Chronicle and Sentinel. the tone of which
is partisan.
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Another Fire.

The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New
York caught fro in the upper story, on
the 10th inst. This story contained the
apartments of the laundry women and
domes,ics. Over twenty Of their bodies
have been found Not one of the FIVE
hundred guests is reported injured.
The loss, including furniture drcnched
With water, is set down at 100000.
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THAT CHRISTAHAS GIFT,

Judge Aldrich calls upon the people of
Barnwell ounty to raise at once $25s, the
amount apportioned to each County, in
order to buy the spacious House and lot in
Columbia, which have been selected fer tho
Palmetto Orphan Home. He suggests that
it be sent NY to the Board Of Trustees in
Columbia, rs o Christmas Gift for the Or
phans. Will not the people Of each county
do the Same! Let every ONE give something
at once.
The two mefahers ofths Board Of Visitors
for Ioranseburg County are Mr.. Aua,im
Bun. end W. ]. Defreville.
Let tho people, ene and all, in'this Cann-
~ send their aonatioha to either OF thsse
gEatlenden, who win forward them 10 D. ].
", Parker, Prssiden. Of the Beard Of Trus-
tees, Columbia 8. C.
TILMAN r. GAINES.
G9n, Agent, r. @ r.
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Judge Hugh l. Bond is in Co,umb;,

Judge Hugh L Bond is in Columbia
and, with Judge Bryan, is presiding
over the United States Court. Las,
week the case of the United States VS.
Robert Moore, for conspiracy was tried
Mr., Corbin represented the prosecution
and f.J. Pope the defence. The YER
dio, of the jury was guilty as to mate.
rial counts in the Indictment.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14

The Commissioners appointed by the
different States of the Union, to make
prepanations for the Celebration of the
One Hundreth Anniversary of Ameri.
can Independence in 1876 has met and
is in Session in Philadelphia.
II is proposed to make this Celebra.
tion the grandest pageant ever Witnessed
or to be witnessed on earth.
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SATURDAY, DEC. IA, 1872.

TIE editor Of the Times in a card in
the last issue of his paper, says "The
article in tho ORANGEBuRG News
which led to hostile meeting" &C.,
"coutaiued direct attempt at personal
insult, a4a also a charge of n,issta: en cnt
of fact. The first has been settled IN the
only ,cdy IL could be. But that cam OF
settle the issue of fact" tho italics are
onrs). He then app"nds what he calls
"aftdavits" from the printer in the Times
Office and those in the News Ofhcr.
going 70 show that G. G. Clyde furnished
'editotiaT and, copy for the News,
which "afidavits," he says, will show
where the truth lies"
\ Now We have already pronounced the
statement, that the predecessor of tho
present editor of the News was color
ed man, to be "slandcrous, malicious
and wilsul le," and ithout commen.
upou the manner III which the Times
obtained lis information, NC subioin
afidavits which will show whero Ue at.
temptto garlic the truth rests.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }
ORANGEBURG County.
Personally came George Bolivcr who,
bening sworn, says that he is Business
Manager Of the ORANGEBuno News.
and has sole aud entire charge of the
matter of procuring editors as well as
printers In the Office OF tue said saper.
and that he never procured, or employed
q. Z. Clyde to act in the capacity of
editor of said paper, aud that he dccln-
cd to recognize said G G. Clyd. as
such editor
GEO. BOLIVER.
Sworn to before NC this l2th day Of
Dec, 1872.
a. F, BROWNING, TT.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANGEBURG County.

Before me personally came w. A.
Edwards, who sworn, says, that he was
never told hy Nr. Dulivor that G.. c..
Clyde Was editor Of tho Orangeburg
NEWS, aud tklt he Reyc- recognized
said G. G. Clyde as editor of this paper.
and that frequently since he has been
employed in the News Ofice, various
persopsdid write edi,orialsin this paper j.,
and did correct proofs af the same, {"
who in no way could be called or con.
slder'd editors of that paper ;. AND fur.
ther says that Mr.. Boliver declined to
recognize g. e. Clyde, as editop of that
paper
~. 4. EBW ARDS.
Sworn 10 before INC this 18Th day of
Dec, ls73
a, {. BROWNING, TT.
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sherif's Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
IL COMMON PLEAS.

h COMMON PLEAS.
d. &. Rice, sz'r Of will Of J. C. Weeks, rs
Jaby Weeks and othcrs.
Under instructions from j. F. Ixlar, ESQ
Referee in this cass. will sell by order Of
Court, at Oraugeburg Court House, on the
FIRST Monday in January next.
|. The Hampton Tract, lately owned by
Jos. c. Weeks, situated in said County, coz.
tanning 300 acres more or less, and bounded
by the Sant,o River and lands Of Mrs Elir
abeth Weeks and Of the EReta of Jabv
Weeks.
II. The following "Chosea in Action:
!. Bond Haads by F. M. Millet to Jaby
Weeks in 1859, $2O7OOO
z Note II. n. 2--ke- .e ]. C. Weeks, Aug.
1863. bal. 500.
8. Note W. ~. Jsmss to J. C. Weeks, due
in 1870, $3.50.
4. Note Tupport Thurston, Oct. 1866,
$1,000.
5. Note J. NJ. CLARK. Jan. 1867.
6. b Sawyer: $llO. dated 1860.
Z. r. NJ. MeCants. '67, S25.
8. j. }. Browsing, 1867, Slo0.
0. II. w. Selby, 1867, $l6.
10. j. o. Bdwerds, 2 orders, S237o.
IL. Part interest ia note Of EdinRs for
$3.50.
II. D. Swift Tyler, 1860, S..
l3. Jessec Sandferd, $4.55
Terms for the "Choses," cash. For the
Land one half cash, with the privilege of
paying all, balance on credit of one year
secured by bond and mortgage to the Rsfe-
ree,-intercss from day--purchassr 10 pay
for papers and Fetording..
Sheriffs Office, Z. X CAIN,
orangeburg C, II. S. c., 8. o. C.
Dec. 9Th lSI2.
dec II I'D
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asked By Mr. Browning's secoui Of Mr.
Heyward's. care you satisfied ?" To
.his the lattor replied, after consultation
with his principal, "No," thus ucccssita.
ting second fire. The weapons were
again placed in the hands of the princi.
pals, the question "Are you ready p"
again asked, and the response, Ready"
again made. The words Fire Ono, Two
Three" were pronounced as before.
The principals fred almost simulta-
neously. As on the frat fire, however,
neither was wounded. The question bo-
ing asked as before by MIR. Browaiug e
second, caro- you satisfied" Mr.. Hey,
wards second after consultation with
his principal and FREUD of the lattor's
a citizen OF Augusta who with praise
worthy desire to prevent bloodsho had
successfully prevailed upon Mr. Hayward
to desist fron, carrying tho duel any
further, replied in tho ALTERNATIVES Tho
principals then
sTErrEp FORWARD
a few PAGES and salutcd each other core. +.
moniously, after which all parties return.
ed To tie city. The understanding was,
we were infrmcd, that Hayward an
Browning were not to speak to or hold
any intercourse whatever with oach 9th :.
,cr in the future.
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Executefs Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Honora-
BILE Aug. b. Knowlton, Probate Judge Of
orangeburg County, we will cell as Pnbsc
Auction, on the 23d instant, at III O'clock,
A! NJ, at the former residence.of the de.
ssased, in Pine Grove Township, an the
Personal Property belonging to the Estate
Of the late John ". Trick deceased, consist
Ing ID part Of Fine Cattle, ado Aule, enc
Eorse, Csta, feddery &s.'
TERMS cash.
J. A. NJ. HAfGLER,
John ". MACK,
dee st Ex"entofs.
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South Carolina Remembered in
the Appointments.

Hon. James L. Orr, ex Governor OF
South Carolina has been appointed by
the President, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of
Russia. The Union tells bona,o. to
the effect that he has been Ietl out in the
cold
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-14
S1,059,43
Completed.

The bridge over the Congaroa. con.
Meeting Richland and Lexington coun
ties, has been finished, and il n most
substantial structure, $40 feet 10 length.
The nced of the rebuilding ofthis bridge
has been long fclt, the Inconvenience
aud delay of the ferries retsrding busi-
nesa very much, and the credit Of meet.
ing this want is due in great measure
to j. L. Neagle, Esq, late Consptrollsr
General, who took hold of the matter
IN earnest and has been untiring in his
efforts for it's completion. The br idge
is Pests patent ccmbinat ron truss work,
aud was built by the Watson Comyauy,
of Paterson, n. j. of which Mr.. f. w.
Mercer. now engaged upon the Air Line
Railroad bridges, is the agcut, and who
charge Of the work on the Neagle bridge.
Mr.. w. j. Picleet superintended the
construction, and Colonel j. 2. Low,
Chief Engineer Of the Blue Ridge Rail
road Comp.ny, was the engineer The
structure is calculated to bear much
more than can be placed upon it. The
iron was ali tested aud passed tes.
of many times more than that required.
The bridge has bcen elevated some FIVE
feet aboEe the tops oi the former piers.
1t ~ill he opened for public use to-day.
MIR. A. D. j. Hayes has been appointed
toll keeper Coluns6ia Lnioa
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STATE OF SOUTH C.pRODINA,
OnAA0EBun0. CouNnY.

Before mo perso ANY clulc W. p.
sp'nc"r who sworn. Gays thak since he
has seen' in' the News, OAice; he has
"aet up ant prepared for insertion, IN
That paper, and did work of. on press,
certain material known among priuters,
as 'editofialA 'Ahd"eipy," furnished to.
him By various persons who coull in no
way 30 considered editors oftha, papee,
ar' 49, be. ,s-o,,-. T.,c-v~,
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Il Y M E N E AL.

MARRIED-on the afternoon Of Dee. 10Th,
1872, at the Office of Browning & Brow ming
Orangeburg, 8. c., by A. F. Browning,
Esq. Trial Justice, Mr.. GEORGE BOLTON
to Miss ADRIANA BARS, third daughter Of
d. W. Bars. All Of orangeburg County.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas. Martha Perter bath npplisd 10
me for Letters Of Administration on
the Estate o! John NJ Porter, fais - Or
angeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admsnisk
all and singular tho kindred aad Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear, be-
fors me, at q Court Of Probate for the said
County to be holden at 0raugeburg, en- che
S0th day Of December 1872, at 10 o'olook A.
NJ, to show cause IL any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal Of Court
this 18th day Of Dec A. d. 1872, and in
the ninety-so' nth year Of American Inde-
pendencc.
TL.S.l AUG. 3. hNoWLToN
dec l4-N Probate Judge, o. C.
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formed by Mr.. Boliver, that q. q. CLYDE
was editor of that paper!
w. P. sPENCER.
Sworn to before me this 18th day OF
Dec, 1879.
A. +. BROWNING. II. T.
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ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS
CARPENTER ELECTED.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 18th, 1872.
Hon. r. b. Carpenter was elected
Judge of the Fifth Circuit on the first
ballot.
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The Grand Lodge of South Carolina
met In Charleston on Tuesday of this
week and dedicated their new temple,
with most interesting and imposing cero.
monies.
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Republican Majority in Tennes.
see.3.

The Republicans claim 5000 majority
in Tennessee, so say the telegrams OF our
exchanges.
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of every stye and description. - = 7
And most choice and carefully selected
Stock of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
PAINTS
PERFUMERY.
COMBS,
HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, CLOTHES
AND PAINT RUSHES.
Call soon and get BARGAINS in the
above GOODS.
dec il II
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Estate Sale.

In pursuance of an ordor from tho Pro.
bate Court Of the CouL'y OF Orangeburg, we
will .ell for cash, on Thursday, 1879, at the
Plantation OF the late John Grnmblinr.
about nine miles from Orangeburg, four
Horses and Mules, Cattle, Sheep. G oats.
Hoga, Cotton Seed. Guauo. Corn, Fo oder.
Rice, Wagons. Buggy. Thrasher, Nil, Gin,
and Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
IRWIN J.. DUKES,
FRED. II. aRAMLiNG,
q. Z. altAMLING,
Administrators.
orangoburg, Dec. l2tk, lS72.-l4 81
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Expenses and Deficiencies.

We give below statement from the
report of the State Treasurer, showing
the expenses in cash paid out for the
State government for the pas. year.
Also We furnish the report of the State
Treasurer to the Committee of Ways
and Means OF the House, showing the
actual d.fciscies for the present year.
These asarcs are, Of course, of great
interest to every reader Of the News,
and condensed and published in this
form, clear and easy view is given.
These statistics furnish the datu of the
financial history end condition c: .he
State and are, Of course, the basis for
taxation. We append the tables; ron,-
ment anon:
Statement from the report of Treasur-
er Parker, showing the expenses in cash
paid out for she State Government for
the past year:
Satartes......-. ......-.......SEl3, ,665 AZ
Refunded to County Treasu-
rers. ..................-....5 $50 AZ
Contingent Fund. 1893 90
Orphan Asylum. .................9,5 500 90
Schools. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Armed Force. 3.5O3 81
Advertising Acts. GoG sc
Permapent Printing General
Assembly.................."s37 724 AZ
Cprreut Printing General
Aasembly..................ls2O2 ls 2O2 7s
Claims. .........................1 Is 976 IA
Milesgc State Board of Educa-
ton. Observation-Disclosures. 7bd o
Catawba 1pdiaRs .......... ......... 200 90
Expenses of losn for Payment Of Inter
est on Public Debt ....-... 5, 9S2 73
General Interest on Account of Public
Debt............... .....:..... 3,774
Repairs kuuatic Asylum...... $500 90
TFansient Sick aud Poor. ........... l26 so
Support of South Carolina Uui-
Varsity............ .............. SIG 90
Furnishing and Heating Asy-
Ium............... ....-..., ,OUU w
Legislative Expenses Of 1870
and 1sTl......"..,",..,.,. 89,097 90
Legislative ESpsaass for 1871
and 1879. 4S2,,l7O is
1.pnasie Asylum. .............3 SO 392 90
30 'A''f''- VIZ
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Mrs. f. W. Dawson, wife of Captain
Dawson, editor of the Charleston Nc,rs,
died on the 9th instant.
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Lost or MfsEaid.


A wARts,NT f6p $1,000, drawn hy tha
~ ComptrcllGr General on the state
Treasurer iif favor ef General C. J. Ssol-'
brand, on account ofapprOpriationfor sho,
ssppert Of tha State fenitentiary, datsas
April 10, 1872, and hears the endorsement
es Gencrai c. ]. ste,brsnd and Hen Filsss
q. Parker, State Treasurer. Dat thirs ssn
NS) warrants hsve beeH drawa on this an
nsoPristion, Aa bearing same date, tyaIive
o5 uhich arc held IS pnder;
9tolbrand.
=. Three Of 5000 each, hsla Syc. u. Bssai-
, rAres . of 5000 sssA, Sssass catslisSs
oae Of $4,000 hsfa BY d.drss v, .wsisas4.-
man.
dSs sf$7, ,Sis held 81 Hardy sSloaos
isy, ''''''-' S''''
cguasy Tssasdssrs sadtks pshlis srekesa..
by caafieaed againat sprshssing the lost vef,-
rant, IS payment has Eesr ptnnneS.
E0RIRT 4. Sc0TT, Goysrnsn
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The current of Legislative events has
naa with an even flow, generally since
our last.
Mr. .Jamison, in the Senate, gave
nosice.o bill to repeal the act estab-
lishing certain bridge and road bo.
tween Orangeburg and Baruwell , also
Of bill to alter and amend the char
tiers of Lowisville and orangeburg.
r0n Tuesday the election for United
States Senator took place.
In the Senate the vote on the final
ballot WIS as followE:
) j Patterson........ ......l7
r B Elliott. ........ ........ 2
i h B Grahan................ ........ a
RA Sawyer........,."....... 8
3 z Scott. ........ ............
R.J Moscs, Sr...... .........
MIR. Patterson received tie maiority
of votes cast.
"a the Eo'se
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ALL WHO wANT

A beautiful picture with which to dorm
the walls Of their patlors. should imnsdi.
aiely enclose the subs cription for tn. cad
vecats," (s2i0oJ Ind they with receive by
return NALL Suf "Frait Chrsmo," which We
are giving to evsty yearly subscriber to our
paper, Dsnt romit BY mail.
Address. FRANK P. BEARD.
CAMDEN, s. C.
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Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE OF CO
OaANo

OaANC
Sealed propo,
Ofioc Of tho G
before the 23d
REPAIRING
BRIDGE on Sc
tho BOOM; (; AMI
Nincty-si1 Ro|
Repairs to be 4
TIMBER or II
W ork to be don
~, 1873.
The County
right reject all
tractor to givE
C ontract. r.
BY Urder Of
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fIap!

One, Tive, Three" Both gentlemen
Cred. ..Ms. Hayward remained perfectly
stationary after firing, while Mr. Brown.
ing atsppcd forward slightly. Neither
I, s~cun'sa IRA esas.'or NO .hs-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-08

M- ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE PIEDMONT
AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-The Stockholders OF
the Piedmont Agricultural Society will hold
their regular annual meeting on Monday, the
goth day of May next at Culpeper. The Pres-
dent, Vice Presidents, Executive Committee
and other officers of the Society will be elected,
and the programme of business for the present
year determined upon. Addresses will be, de-
livered by several Of the most distinguished ag-
riculturists and orators of the State, and all who
are interested in, or friendly to the agricultural
mechanical, commercial and industrial interests
of the District, are invited to attend. The hos
pitality of the citizens of Culpeper and its vcin-
ity is cordially rendered, and committee of re-,
ception has been appointed to attend to all
strangers Should the weather be propitious,
the second days entertainment will be held on
the Societys beautiful and spacious fair grounds,
half mile from town.
Those who have not paid their last years as
sessment are earnestly requested to SO do so
promptly. By order of the Executive Committee.
L. L. LEWIS, Secretary.
The papers Of the District are requested to in
sert this notice until the 20th of May.
Culpeper county, ap 26-lawtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-08
.4ECTFON Stiles.
BY F. A. Kerby. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS'S SALE OF LAND IN
" ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of May, 1872 at
II o clock M, in front of the City Holel in AL
exandria Va, the undcrsi gned, as Commission
crs of the Circuit Court for the city OF AleXan-
dria, Va, under the authority OF decree passed
ut the November term, 1871, OF said Court, in
the suit of Swami ct al. vs. Wallack Ct al, will
offer for sale at public auction, in two parcels,
the following described REAL ESTATE, the
property of the late William Il. Swami, situated
in Alexandria county, near Four Mile run, and
lying on both sides Of the county road, about
four miles from Washington city, The tract on
the south side OF the county road adjons said
road and the lands Of Thomas w. Swami, and
r. L. Sanborn and contains IS a., r. and Up;
has no buildings upon it; title believed to be I'M
questionable The tract on the north side of the
county road adjoins said road and the land of
VIM. n. Brown, and contains 70 q, r. und 5p.;
has no buildings upon it; title believed to be
unqueStionobie Correct p!ats Of the above
tracts can be seen at the office of n. * G. h.
Stuart The sale 10 be made upon the following
Terms: Three hundred dollars to be paid in
cash upon each parcel 1T the time OF sale; the
residue in three equal annual instaments, for
which the purchaser is to give his notes, bearing
interest from the day of sale the ttIeto be with
held until all the deferred payments are made.
All State taxes county levles, &c, exclusive of
the current year, to be paid under the direction
OF the Court out of the cash payments.
JNO 5. CHAPMAN, Cau.
ALBERT STUART, O't'''' 10