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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16

when by doing SO as things now, stand
we could derive no benefit. Che ans.
wcr is this. We expect bette, things
now under our new administration, and
should allow those expectations to be
our Incentives to activity aud progress.
We must not, tccus our State finan ces
are in bad condition, lie iuort aal IN
iactivc, we must work to try and better
hctEeead'tIoalzs.I Ie must aid in develop
ing her rcsoufcess md in c,,haucijls
their value: ''Our State possesses re-.
rosncGs Of Immense valu'', aid We should
develoP, AMI encourage the Development
of thcnl 1--WE. go TO work right, ana
bury al those prejudiccs of former
times, work together as men Without
distinction bccsusc Of cretd or color, We
can make our State a rich and prosper
Gus enc, aud that the State Govern incut
will help us be assured Tie new
officers elected we think will do right,
tl.cy vii! afford tons an the nssistapce
in tl'eir power, ard we Sclierc they vii
iact hetpaw, Let us then, pow that all
political cxcit emcpt has subsi led, and
peace once more 'rcigns in Warsaw" /"
turn our attention tothis matter let US
all use our best efforts to develop an On
hance tie valu2 ,f the vast resources
OF onr good State. 1t is n.,blc and u
praiscworthy work, aud will uost Ger.
taiaiy rebound to the credit and pros,
pcriiy of us all We must progress.
lu this age everything moves ahead, mud
we hopll poge Also. The .fht9 People
must forget those old fossilizcS ideas and
sweep them away back ,slkc past, and
the colored people must not depend up
ON the assistance, orany body but nsst do
all they can lor. themselves, an independ.
ent man is Que who never goes to other
people to dclp him, but studies md
helps himself 1'he cplorcd people can
be independent .iP they desire to, they
arc rrGgr ssive in their idcns, and ali
that is needed is energy, BE energetic
in all things, work your f,rm veil, and
develop whatever it contains, and 10
few years there will be N, people more
indepchdent, more prosper us <haD the
colorcd pcoi II. Let then both white :
aud colored piacetheir shoulders to the
wheel, and help raise South Carolina on
"A level, with any State lie tl,is sast union.
Let US 90 away with politics for two
years at least and attend to the duties
that dcroh'es mpon every tizon in this
glorious ola State Of ours, and let onr
wa:chword be FRO ,nEss. a" l
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Public Sale.
Z. y. jennings, Admir- OF Est. !
OF Jno. 7. Jennings,
i s. Fielder aud others, :
Creditors and II eir- OF Z.
Jcnnings.

Jtnni1SS.
Under order in tho Common Pleas in
this case, there will be sold Mt Wslierbvro
hy the sheriff If Colctun. on the first Mon
da> in December next, for one half e. cash
the other half 10 he at the opt on Of the
purchaser alec cash credit of one wear
secured by bond and mortgage executed ="
the Referee in thiS case; the bonds with i'm.
tercst from date. Purchasers paying tor
Papers and Recording
i. That large body of timbcred land in
Cclcton County. being MI the land OF which
j. I. Jennings. died seized in that County,
containing ~ = supposed about twcnt y-fvc
thousand acres. These lands inciudc a ro0d
deal Of well rmhcrcd. ~ well a farming
land. and grca: facilities for market by the
Edi.io River There is - Dwelling and
other buR, LASS -, on the lnn,.
II. On the same day and M tho same
place for cash four - Steam Saw Mills in
good running ur,;nr.
III. On the Same day At Ornngcburg.hy
the Sheriff of ijlat County, anh the terms
prescribed fsf the Collcton Land, u tract Of
twenty five hundred (2j0O) acres, lying On
the junction of the North and South Edisin.
and bounded by them at the south. north by
lands of NJ. Murphy, bavST Murphy and
Mrs. Ashe, east by J. T. Shomnker aud II.
Jennings, and wcs! by L. Smoke and Jno
Eastcrlin.
On the place :Icle ia Large and Hand
some Dwelling lionse and all the JutbuilI-
ings usual on well settled pantation-ihe
lan'ls first class Cotton AMI Provision.
The tract will be sold in parcels. \
Dwelling .nIsi 0mrhomscs IN each.
J. The Homestead, VIII! the Luther Myers
AMI IGmr traot.
:. The Inct on which Jne. Murphy is liv-
ing To include the Myers swamp tract
j. The tract on which Jacob Murphy
lives.
/. The Andrew Wolfe place.
o The Lynch place.
u. The ljnrncy Dempsey place.
Walling lives.
s. The Mary Murphy place. -
, Another tract OF two hundred 900
acres of good Farming Land in the s,itiie
neighborhood, bounded by lands OF j. u, :,
clecklcy, s. Dibble, Jno. Easterin and Geo.
kittrcl. MORTIMER GLOVER -
NOV. - ls72-9Id Referee
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Sale Under Mortgage.

BY virtue of mort gage exccnted and de-
livcred TO me by James F. Mays and Isabel
Ia Mays, on the 27th day of November.
1871 will sell on Monday, the I'd day Of
December next, mt 0rangcburg, in front Of
the Sheritf,G Office, innIncdiately after the
Official Sales, one BAY MARE MULE,
named LlZER Terms cash.
GEORGE BOLIVER
nov I6 IA
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Two y1ung men of Port Huron saw
dead body floating down the st. Clair
few mornings ago. They sra; ;htwly
manned u. boat and went in pursuit of it
and after long pull found that it was n
straw efigy some sraccless scamp had set
ahoat, They have agreed mover to at
tempt to secure a floating deal mlu
again.
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EOTICE.

Noticcis hereby given that APPLfCA
.TIoN will be made to the GENERAL AS
SEMBLY At it's hcN Session for Revival
of the Charters of PINE GROVE CHURCH"
and "TRIN1TY CHURCH" under the juris-
diction of the "Erahgelical Lutheran Sy-
nod of South Carolina and adjacent States Z"
nov 8 3tn
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NOTICE.

The following Preamble and Resolutions
were passed by the Board Of County Conn
missioners: 80
q Ehrea,, wo the County Commissioners
of 0rangeburg County, TO wit: J. FIELDER
MEYERS, JOHN ROBiNsON and NERO
BLOOM have since our in iucion into Office,
met with no serious difficulties In the carry
aus,--that is to say without opposition from
those who are Numerically oppose to us
on account of our political opinions, and
whereas we arc epuscicntiously impressed
with the conviotion'th this Is ohifly due to
the wholesome and able advice rendered us
from time to time by the Attorneys Of this
Boorl, MESSRS IZLAR & DIBBLE; and
whereas this is the last meeting which we
the present County Commissioners of said
County shall hold. Therefore;
Bc ii Rcsoived: That we put upon our
Minute Books, in the form of resolutions,
our thanks to tho legal advisers of this
Board, and the friends who have aided us
in performing the mportan, duties att snd
ant upon our positions rs County Commiss-
toner's.
RcsoircA FIRST That we the retiring
Commissioners of this County, place amidst
the records Of the County, our appreciation
of the services rendered. us by Mcssr,
lzlar & Dibblc.
Resoiped, Secondly, That the Comfy debt
has been reduced srven thousand dollars
under our administration, and to MESSES
IZLAR & DIBBLE, we extend our thanks
for the advice given which was instrument
al in bringing about this mos, desirable
rcssxii. s.;
Rcso'ctd, Thirdly, That we have done our
best 10 promote the interests sf the Cosnty.
and respectfully request those VINO are in
clncd to ocnsurc us for any seeming short
coming or dcreictica of duty TO consider
the difficulties under which we took losscs-
ion of the office before pronouncing q yer
dict dcrogatory TO :,
RcSoir|d, Fourthiy, That although Ecpuhl
cans in principle, this Board have never
met with any opposition in the discharge o +:
their official duties from the intelligent oor-
ton the citizens of Orangeburg County,
Resotrcd, Fi1hiy, That We tender our
thanks TO our efficient Clerk, MIR. JAMES
VAN TASSEL for his counsel and prefici en-
coy ia office
Rcsoivcd, Sirthly, That these resolutions be
inscribed upon our Minute Books and that
they be published in the ,ORASoEBuno
News ms apart OF s1c official work OF this
Board.
Resolred, S,n~Hiiy, That VIC commend the
newly elected Board to the favorable CON
sideration of our fellow citizens, anl that
in taking leave Of this Office our hopes for
the future prosperity and welfare of the
County are very bright
(signcd) J.F FIELDER MEYERS,
Chairman Beard
ofCounty Commissioners, O. C.
JOHN ROBINSON, "
NERO BLOOM.
JAMES VAN ThsSEL, Clo,h.
noyrl6 - sl.--, If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
Netiee Of Dismissal.

NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
IN will, on the 18th day of November, 1872
lille our final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate fer Orangebnrg County, as
Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of
Josiah Zcigler, and Administrator of Estate
of George Zeigler and Malichi Zoie,cI' and
nsk for Letters Of Dismissal.
P, A. BUYCk,
oct 2b--f Administrators
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Estate Sale.

Hy leave of the Court of Common Pleas
there will be sold for cash on the 8Oth da,
of November Saturday at the Plantati on
of G. Gates, all the remaining Ssrishable 9
property of his Estate, consisting OF g Mules.
Cattle, Corn, Fodder, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture. sc.
w. G. MILESTONE,
Executor Of Will Of c. Gates.
nov 16 80
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NOTICE.

UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
Wroton & Stendman in liquidation,
Estate W. Il. Math,ncy,
We will sell at Public Auction. on Snlrday
in December, 1872, during the usual hours
of sale, az Orangcburg c. IT,, the following
tract of land, belonging to W. B. Muthency,
decd.
loo acres Of land, more or less, boundc
south by the OrnngcbuLg Road. north by
lands Of Jam cs Laird, east by lands of Mrs.
Charlotte Gcrick, and west NY lands of John
j. Walker.
Terms cssh Purchaser to pay for MI
necessary Papers.
nov q IA
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Our Duty.

As citizens of this State, we have
certain duty to perform, which Should
not be neglected, that duty consists In
looking after the welfare of our State,
so that her vast natural resources can be
developed. Now the question arises,
how can We afford to attend 10 this duty,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
IN will on the Eth day OF December next,
die my Anal accoant with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrator Of DR.. VIM. 4. Cooper, and ask
for Letters of Dismissal.
j. %. C. HUFFMAN,
n1v 9-at Administrator.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
ALLO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In PRoBATE CounT.

's In obedience TO an order OF Thaddeus C.
Andrews, Judge of Probate for Orangebure
County. made in the above entitled action. /
will sell at Orangebdrg GyH., on ihe I'd day
OF december next, being the 6rst Monday
in ihe month. for partition and division. the
following Real Estate, situate and being i'm
tn" Town Of orangeburg, in the County and
81 IT. aforesaid, 10 wit: ri
|. MI that Got sr parcel Of land with Car:
r'nEc Factory and other Baiiaiags thereon.
on the Eelievllc Roai, known ne the Car
riagc Factory of boyle & wiles, and bound:
= on Ap north by the Bellevillc Road. east
by the Homestead OF Thomas Ray, south bv
l. Is. S"sPortas, and west by Alley not
named fs
= All thlt lot or parcel OF Ian 1 contain
,inG iWcnty-seven acres (27) acres more or
less AMI bonn led north by lands Of Henry
FnRde ,b'rk, east by the bull Swamp Rosi,
and south and west bv Streets not named.
Tcrms-Onc-half cash. balance on cred
II VI one amt two years, secured by bond Of
lhc l&lrc'rt~cr and NOR gage of the promises,
bon'I 10 bear interest from day Of sale, pay
able 'anunlIy. Purchaser TO insure the
earrings Factory building. assign the policy
anil tn pay for Papers aud Recording; and
iT c11fe oi the phassr- -oE- parchascrs fail
urc to comply with the terms OF sale. The
said pr, misses TO. he resoid upon the same
day or some convenient sale,lay thereafter at
the former Purchaser or purchasers risk
o~nssS'rg es-r 6 oII.f H., B. o.., H. hisGs'
nov !, 1872.
nov @ "a
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Notice to Creditors.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

'; In GoMNoN Pleas, -
P. r. Jennings, Admir Of i la w
John I. Jennings,
p. si'Felder and others Cred. -rM
itors and heirs at Law.
BY an. order in this case it is provided.
III. That all Creditors Of j. &. Jenninen
deceased. be enjoined by publication fro,a
commencing separate suits against his Ad-
ministrator, or enforcing any Liens on the
Lands Of which he died seized, until the
further order. of this Court.
III. That the said Creditors do prove
their Cinims before Mortimer Glover, ESQ.
as Referee, at orangcbprg on.or before ths
first of January next.
sidFItMER ,GL0yER,
ornngel,urg, Oct. nth, 1872. 10 A.
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Eureka Chapter, No, ,43, R. Am.
The REGULAR coNvocArToN of the
above CHAPTER will be held on Friday,
Dec. 1s.sat 5eociock Pm. .s@s,
A full attendance Is requested, RS the
Election and Installation of ofioar. for the
Ensuing Year will take place.
October IL, at Al o'clock p. Ri.
By order Of NJ. E. III. p.
THEODORE KOHN,
nov 16--tf Secretary.
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Sheriff. Sales. z.
State of South Carolina.
0RANGEBURG COUNTY

IL COMMON PLRAs. .,,s.,,..
Elizabeth g. Barnett as Adm'Sl
Of Estnts of 6. W. Barneit,
dec ii, aud Adm'x de soHis \
mon of Est of Robt. j. Car
son, decd, Plaintiff.
Amelia D. Carson Lewis "A. | Il q
Carson, Mary e. Barnett
and james L. Vice, sjfTre-s,,,..
- Plaintifs. 4, (, ss,, ~
By virtue OF an order trade In fac ahoSa
entitled BciIoa, viii SselI at OfangeburEs
c. II. on the I'd day OF December nexS.
being the first Monday Of The month, daring
the Iegah HOURS Of ssle, The remainder in
the Homestead and Dover Of Elizabeth u.
Barnett, IN The following tracts or parcels OF
.hnd, situate in the County and State afore.. 4
said, on tina State Road, o short distance
below the Two-Chcp Road, being the Reat
Estate of which the said @. w. Bonnet, s.,
died seized, containing three hundred and
two t3O2l acres more or less, and bounded
by lands of Elizabeth d. Bennett, Ira Hart
ID. Ehsan Hart and s. r. Wells
,. The Remainder in Dover OF ihe said
Elizabeth u. Bonnet, in all that tract or
parcel of land situate in the County and
State aforesaid, on the State Road a shert
distance below the Two-Chop Road, contain.
ing Que hundred acres, and bounded by
lands of d. Ellison Hart, s. b. Wells, Eliza
beth Is. Bennett and portion of tho same
tract assigned to the said Elizabeth b. Bon
nett rs Homestead.
Terms: One-half cash, the balance on
credit of one year, Secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage of the premises,
and to pay for Papers, Recording and
Stamps; and in case Of fai,nEe Of puroha.
ser 10 comply, 20 be 'tesold on same day or
some consequent saledey thereafter A. form,
er purchasers risk. II IN 5fS
The purohaser viii be Sies into possession
after the determination of the Estates in
Homestead and Dover.
Sheriff1s 0ffce,h 10FH. Riars.
O''"SsSa?s Sss. 81. s lsss' - :. '.'} SO: c.
nov 9 .'t ast.tr,r I'd
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sheri&'s Sales.
The State of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
\ In PRoDArE CouRr.

" Por'e John SO. Huffman, > .-
Admir- OF Estate of
Wfn. A. Cooper, deceased.
By virtue Of an order from Hon. Tkad. C..
Andrews, Judge of Probate, win sell 70
thd highest bidder, at 0raageburg C. H., on
thf lst Monday in December aexs, for cash
An tile Evidences of Indebtedness. such
NJ a5Judgncnts, Deeds, Notes and Accounts
belonging to the Estate of the late Vim, A.
Cooper.
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ALSO
ESTATE SALE.
In ProBATE CoURT.

ESTATE SALE.
In ProBArE CoURT.
liy order of Hon. Thad. C. Andrews
Judge Of Probate. l will sell at Orangeburs.
onthe lst Monday in December next. for
cash, ali tho perSSRal property belonging to
the late firm of Doyle, Wiles & Co., consist
ing in part Of Buggios, Materials used in
the nnnnfacinre Of Carriages, Buggies aud
Wagons Blacksmith Tools, Sc.
ALSO
All the personal property of the late II:
II. Wi'cs ccnsitipg OF Cattle, Hogs, House
hold and kitchen Furniture, lot Tools and
Wagon.
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0teparatur oe8 Stoatsbauie8 $4,000 III be.
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Senot bis beute iriih II llbr.
Quterhau8. -(6rcltags slbenSs Steung).
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roQ Ba6n:" megen 4nlteluu9 zines 4uiternz
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flung in Se5ug ani gemliie Der 2e9ialatur uOrz
liegenOe, Die Staot Baltimore betrefieuNe 2ln=
9elegenbeiten etngelaufen.
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6Q1etteitr. in Baltimore fir Die StaatS= 9for=
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lieber Oa8 8aut5'de @runbRiif al Srant.
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unO $4,000 fir Den AuS6an.)
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Oa8 2tmenOemeut, Die 66. @riSuOlo, open,
Ger, 8. q. s. 2amotte unO Stewart Oafiir.
QSGArenb Der Debate Oerta9te itA oGS 6au8
bis Wontag firth.
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6reibriei Der - 8eftlt6en Marpldnoer 8abns
9eieai6ait" III amenOircH; Ditto baS 9ager8'
tOwner Srt8geieb.
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gelelen.
Our srueiten 2cinng gelan9ten bic Senats.
biu8: Die Sparbonf in Cambridge 5u tucOr-
poriren; ben 6rei6rief Der y 28eitl. DlO. Sabn"
81 dn0eru (unter SuspenOirung Ser @elaaft8<
Or0nuug).
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