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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-01

Pursuant TO An "Acs 10 Amcnd An Act
entitled AN Act providing sorthe Asseeas.ens
and Taxation Of Property passed Sept. ts,
1862, and all Acts amendatory thereto. ap-s
proved March l2th 1879 notice Is hereby
given that the whole OF the several parcels,
lots and paris Of lots Of Real Estate described
in the preceding list, or SO much thereof as
will be necessary to pay .Le Taxes, Penalties
and Assessments charged thereon, will be
sold by the Treasurer of Orangeburg Coun-
~, South Carolina, on First Monday, (3d,
of June, A. D. 1872, and titles given in fee
simple, unless said Taxes, Assessgents .npd
Penalties be paid before that time, and sach
Sale will be continued from day to day, Sun
days excepted until all II said Parcels, Lots
and Parts of Lots Of Real Estate shan Be
sold or offered for sale.
JAMES VAN TAsSEL.
Auditor OF said County.
Oficeof County Auditor, orangebnrg Co,
$. c.. May 18th, 1872 sft
may l8 ~
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The Supplemental Treaty.

The New York Sun has the following
editorial:
The supplemental treaty for the set
tlement Of the Alabama controversy
really contains nothing but the abandon
ment by the Government of the United
States of its demand for Indirect dama-
ges. This abandonment should properly
be the act of the President alone. He
made the demand for these indirect
damages before the tribunal ut Geneva
without consulting the Senate, and he
has the same power to withdraw it as he
had to make it. There is no need for
any supplemental treaty, or for going to
the Senate with the subject. In short,
the only purpose Of this supplemented
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Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rected will sell to the highest bidders. at
Orangeburg Court House, on the first MON.
DAY in June next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz:
One tract of land cn.ltainino Aao .A...
more or less, bounded north by b. Z. Reid
aud John Segler. cast by estate lands Of q.
w. Brodie, south by John johnson and r.
Kitchens, and west by p. Kitchens. Levied
on as the property of TT. Brodie at the puit
OF j. W. johnson, Admir- of Joseph johnson.
ALSO
At risk Of former purchaser. all that plan
tation or tract of land on Santec River, in,
Orangeburg County, containing 1000 acrcs.
more or less. bounded by lands of L Y Shn-
ler, James Fielder and ] q Parler. Le,ir,s
on as the property of VIM lizard Bull at th.,
suit Of Paul Trojin s. Thso Dehon, Ex'rs or
Sarah Dehon, decd.
ALSO
On Tuesday after saleday, at the resiisncs.
of DIR A Darby, in St Matthews Parish, 4
CarryaH. Wagon. fos Of Hegs and sandry
articles of Household FurRitare, Levied ON
as the property of Z NJ poreher, az the quit
of To II NJ Gibson aad ethers
Sherif's Office, il. RIGGS,
may 10, 1872.
may i3 I'd
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treaty is to relieve General Grant of the
responsibility of undoing his own act and
retractiug his own indecent blunder by
putting upon the Senate the responsible
ity of advising aud oonsenting to the
'retruction. As the demand for indirect
damages was inserted in the treaty with.
out any expectation that it would be
allowed by the arbitrators, or that any
money would ever be received ON ao-
count of il, and as it is no longer denied
that this demand was mere piece Of
pettifogging buncombc, n sham and o
humbug, sothis supplemental treaty, with
the ceremony Of its submission to the
Senate, is another piece of buncombe.
another sham and humbug. If the
President sees, as he virtually confesses
that he does see, that the case which he
presented ut Geneva is bad and uujus-
ti6able, why doesn't he withdraw it
squnrely and manfulIy, and why does he
attempt to implicate the Senate in the
farce of this supplemental treaty?
GGeneral Grant has in this matter
followed course sound in principle and
sanctioned by precedent. Lawyers may
have mistaken the law, but Grant has
not mistaken the practice.-Ed News.
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child. as win be suiiiciuat (. maintain therr


child, as win be sufficient TO maintain their
Schools.
ssc. 40. An anisass meeting of each
School District shall be held on the last
Saturday Of june, Of each year, Mt IL o clock
NJ, notice of the time and place being
given by the Clerk Of the Board of Trust eos,
by posting written or printed notices in
three public places of the District ut least
ten days before the meeting.
Special meetings may be called by the
Board Of Trustees, or by q maj ority of the
legal voters of the District; bnt notice of
such special meeting. stating the purposes
for which II is called shall be posted in a,
least three public places within the District,
ten days previous to the time of such meet
ing. And no business shall be acted upon
at any special meeting not specified in said
notice.
SEC. co. The fo,lswsng persons shall be
entitled to vote at any District meeting
All persons possessing the qualifications O,
electors, as defined by the Constitution of
District at the time Of Offering to vote at
said meeting.
SEC. 5l. The inhabitants qualified to vote
at school meeting, lawfully assembled,
shall have power:
let. To appoint Chairman to preside
over said meeting
?d. To rdjourn from time to time.
Sd. To choose Clerk, who shall possess
the qualification of voter.
4th. To raise ty-.ax, in addition to the
amount apportioned by The State to their
use, snch further sums of money rs they
may deem proper for the support of public
schools, said sum not to be more than three
dollars for every child in the District be-
tween the ages of six and sixteen, ns asccr-
tanned by the last enumeration, said sum to
be collected by the County Treasurer, and
10 be held by him subject to the order cf the
Trustees, countersigned by the County
School Commissioner; such Sums of money to
be used MS shall be agreed upon nt tie meet
ing, either for the pay of teachers salaries,
or to purchase or lease sites for schoo,
houses; to build. hire or purchase S, CHI
school houses; to keep them in repair. and
furnish the same With necessary fuel and
arpcndages or TO furnish blnck board,
outline maps, and apparatus for illustrating
the principles of sc.sGce, or to discharge any
debts or liabilities lawfully incurred
9th. To give such direction and make
such provisions as may be deemed necessary
in relation 10 The psssccution or defence Of
any suit or proceeding in which the District
may be party.
9th. To authorize The Board of Tr stccs
to build school houses. or rent the same to
sell any school house site. or other property
belonging to the District. when the same
shall no longer be needed for tho use of the
District.
Ith. To alter or repeal their proceedings.
from time TO time. rs occasion may require.
and to do any other business contemplated
in this Act.
F.. l. CAIN,
School Commissioner
Orangeburg County, s. C.
june ST
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permitted the remains of his old master
to be brought to the family vault at
Dreux. The sailor son of Louis Phi
lippe brought the body of the Great
Emperor from St. Helena to Paris,
over thirty years ago. The Prince de
Joinville will be now called upon to
assist at less imposing pageant than that
which attended the interment Of the
conqueror of Austerlitz; but, having
already seen three revolutions, two mo-
narchies, one empire and two republics
in France, he may find matter enough
for reflection as the vault at Dreux closes
upon all that remains Of the Citizen
King.
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State News.

,7e Rev. r. II. Reid is lecturing on
Temperance in Spartanburg.
1.-Two United States soldiers were
5dgged in Sumter Monday night, for
raising a row.
Fhere was no case tried at the crimi.
MAJ tenn Of the present session of the
Court at Sumter.
mere 's more corn planted in Barn
vel vel county than usual, and the report
Of the cotton crop is fair.
The Catholic Church of Sumter. has
been presented with new organ.
through the efforts of Miss Ellen Boyin
The exhibition of the Sophomore
Glass of Wofford College will take place
IN Spartanburg on next Tuesday even
iag, the 4th of juno.
The Marion Star says: From the
most reliable information we can pet
the coming political campaign will be a
not one in this county. Madam Rumor
announces ninety-sevcn condidatcs for
clerk of the court one hundred and
seventeen for sheriff. forty odd for Judge
OF probate. and four hundred and forty
one for seats in the Legislature.
The Carolina Spartan says: The
following persons have been arrested
within few days past, and released on
bond: D. d. Wcbber, Richard Vincent,
John Mcclure, j. L. Clary, Hosea
Trollender, Harry Griffin, Holden Bo-
gam. sAbner Waters, John S. Ezell,
Rufus TilIot=on, d. Cudd, Frank Wyatt.
d. II. Grambling, Elias Bclcher, Vol
nty Surratt, William Grogan, u. Wal-
ker Walls, John McMillan, w. II. Can.
trell and j. j. Ezcll.
The following parties charged with
the killing of MIR. Low, at Silver Bluff
Landing last summer, were tried at
Blackyille on Saturday, namely: VIM.
Simohs, o. L. W. Smith, Peter Allen
aud Samuel jenkins. These were all
coiofed men, as was every man on the
jury that tried them. Three Of the par.
ties were defended by Mr.. G. W. Croft,
Of Aiken, and one by Mr. w. j. Whip.
per- Of Beaufort. The jury brought in
q verdict Of manslaugh:er in the coses
Of the accused.
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%THenty two years ago, the remains of
Louis Philippe, ex-King of France, were
laid In English ground, in the vault of
the palaces chapel at Claremont. Tweu-
ty.six years before that, Louis Philippe
then Duko of 0rleans--built chapel
in the old Castle of Dreux, which he
intended for family burying- place. The
improbable happencd when Louis Phi
lippo died eziled and forgotten, while
the star of Prince President Louis Bona
paste was climbing toward empire. The
improbable has happened again when, as
tho callc tells us, President Tbicrs has
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At Private Sale. NJ
THE PLANT

HsHE PLANTATION forming a part os
Il the Estate ef the late GSh. Heitt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract
consists Of abont 500 acres. one half well
Timecred, the remainder Rich, Bed, Ioess
Soil, adapted to Crops of oil kinds These
are the Finest Lands In the District. and
werc valued at $40 per acre in 1866. Would
be sold for one.half that price now. 0hs
fourth' cash, the remainder ia three. install.
-.si'S VS''si''S 'f'svfvsU aTIti' Sc
cured by mortgage of tho'same.
This is splendid chance fop.anv one da.,
string io'secuuc Mch'Lands, fne.watsr pbw..
sr,. excellent Cattle Range aud Raaaea
Neighborhood. Apply to,
Mrs Z. ~ KRrTT.
Or J. g. ERtTT, ESD
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In the course Of an article upon
the sale of Delinquent lands to be
made next Monday, by County Treasu
rer Greene, the Times remarks, with evi.
dent reference to that gentleman:
"How men, claiming to be honest, can
individually, either officially or other
wise, assist i'll such robbery, and still
claim exemption from blame is to US iu-
explicable.
The band are robbers from first to
last in our eyes.
MIR. Greene was appointed Treasurer
of this County. He has solemnly
sworn to do his duty as such Treasurer.
One of his duties as such Treasurer is TO
make the sale in question.
We deprecate the necessity resulting
from the law as sincerely as any one, but
We have yet to lcarn that the privatc
character Of gentleman is to be as
sailed for no other reason than that he
has honestly performed his public duties.
Mr.. Greene has enforced the require
mcnts of the Tax Law with courtesy
and kind consideration which have
worn him the good will and respect of
all classes aud parties. His private
character is spotess.
Such articles injure the Times. They
are also painful to many good mon. They
have no other effect.
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Omcial Paper of the State ant
of Orangcburg County.
SATURDAY, JUNE ], 1872.
For President:
Ulysses S. Grant.
That Street.

Whether we shall havo it. is the great
question Of the day. There is differ.
ence of opinion upon the subject The
Town stands divided ON the momentous
issue Of street or 'uo street. Seventy
citizens have signed petition to the
Town Council, urging that honorable
body to knock tke project in the head
But everybody else seems to want the
street, and so do we. And as petitions
are generally signed as mere matter Of
courtesy-and as we haven't the slightest
idea that the petition in question repre-
sents the feeling of the great body of our
citizcns--we hope the Council will lay it
gently and kindly, but very firmly, on
the table.
Russell Street is the only street run
ming through the Town to the Railroad
If it is intended that Orangeburg shall
gro'c, we absolutely need one or more
streets running parallel with Russell.
oranseburg is growing and is bound to
keep on growing, unless shS is so laced
in at the sides and stuntcd at both ends
as to be fore ed to die at the middle We
don't believe in tight lacng, or old
fogyism, but we do believe in progress
of all kinds.
So far as the grave yard is concerned
VIC are inclined to think that the new
street will run over. the toes OF more
live corrses than dead ones
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OUR coLonEp FIREMEN.-Thc long
looked for parade of the hand engines
came Of on Monday last. AT 8 o'clock
the procession formed at the Citadel
Green and moved down King to Hazel
end through to Meeting, down Meeting
10 Market and through to State street,
down State to Broad, and thence pass
the City Hall, where the line was re-
viewed by the Mayor aud Allerme y.
The procession kept on down Broad
stret. TO Logan, where it countormarch-
eA and the engines awaited .ha;- .::-:.
Of running. The contest commenced IA
little after twelve o'clock and the
following is the result of the award of
prizes:
First prize, consisting of a richly
chased silver pitcher, waiter and gonlets,
for the best time, to the Union Star
Second prize, silver castor, with bell
attachments, for the second best time, to
the Comet Star
Prize for the best time leaving the
groand, silver goblet, to the Niagra.
Visitors prize, consisting of pitcher,
waiter aud goblets, similar to those con
stitnting the first prize, but not chased
for the best time made by visiting
company, to the Heston, of 6 georgetown
--Cheerteston Retene, Nay 22d.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ORasoEBuno CousTr, s. c.,
April 25th, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that all parties
boiling Teachers Pay Certificates er osksY
Claims against the School Funds of Orange
burg County for the fiscal yes- eedi.g Sep
fember 3oth. 1871, will present the same n
the Office Of County School Commissioner, 10
be Audited on or before the 18th of June,
1877. The object of the above Notice is to
determine the amount of indebtedness out
standing. in order that the Teachers may
obtain the benefit of the deficiency funds ap-
propriated at the last General ASSEMBLY.
i. I. CAIN, ses
School Commissioner,
npl 2I-St Orangeburg County.
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DIR. OLIVE.ROS.
DEALER IN

PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES. PAINTS.
OILS and vARNIsHEs. WINDOW
ss -4' GLASS and PUTTY. i E,a.r,. y
just received another lot OF the vACU-
UM OIL for Greasing and Preserving Lea,h-
er. s.f 4 X 3 isYa0
Also the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pre-
serving Sight.
Also Snperior lot of CUTLERY, snch a.
POCKET KNIVES, RAzDRS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS
Also = Choice and Select lot Of FLOWER
SEEDS.
Also receiving almost monthly 100 10 200
pounds PURE CANDIES, 7uarantesd.
Also fine lot of PERFUMERH and
FANCY ARTICLES.
Call and satisfy yourselves at the DRUG
STORE of Ef
DIR. 0LIVEROS, m,
Orangeburg C. H., S. c.
mar 30 nov lS ly
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FOR THE YEAR 1868.

FOR THE YEAR 1868.
Frnsr DIsrRIcr.
Rachel Bars, is1 acree.
NJ Fielder, 1853 acres.
A d lnabinctt, l4O0 acres.
kcnnerly, Est of S, one town lot and 90
acres.
Mrs Ann Meyers, one town lot.
Murphy, Agt 555 acres.
l. Parler, 800 acres.
Henrietta Syphrett, l32 acres.
Washington D Smell, 10 acres.
e NJ Wiias, III acres.
Z Eliza Wiles, 236 acres.
SECOND DIsTRIcr.
Abram Antley. 500 acres.
David Hane, T54 acres.
w Inabinett, 800 acres.
Frederick Livingston, Agt, 675 acres.
Jacob Stabler, Agt. $50 acres.
Daniel Ulmer, 90 acres.
w ii Wise, 200 acres.
w Williamson, 200 acres.
John IL zeigler, 80 acres
+ A |eigler, l3 acres.
Francis Zeigler, 239 acres.
TniRp DIsTRIcr.
John Brown. $40 acres.
Macon Gunther, 100 acres.
Thomas Gardner, i5i acres.
Gideon Hutto, 400 acres.
Al Hartzog. 100 acres.
A Hartzog, 100 acres.
JP Martin, 186'aores.
William Minnicken, 20'acres
Nv rii"N 1'nn
wD Valentine, Ast 81 acres.
IA Wright, 64i acres.
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june l
ESTATE NOTICE.---K'U7ssU-

ESTATE NOTIGE.---K'U ieSU-
I ANT to order of Judge of Probate
will sell Mt the late resident of Jabv Weeks,
Jr.. deceased, at public omtcry. for cash, on
Tuesday. tho Sth day of June. 1877. the per.
sonal property Of the Estate Of said deceased
consisting in part of Hogs. Cattle, House
lol,l and Kitchen Furniture, Blacksmiti.'s
Tools. &c. Persons desiring to purchase
will please take ndgce.
All persons ind5 5bted to the said Estate
will mafc immcdj1N payment TO the under
signed, and nil pc, ssns having claims againsi
the same, are requested to present them
properly attcstcd to
PATRICK NJ. CARSON.
Qualified Administrator.
May 9th, 1s12.--junc IL,
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

~'"'''N1.'N NISN VVVNIf - % %
May 3oth 1872.
All persons holding SCHOOL CLAIMS
against the Free School Funds of Orange.
burg County-those already audited, as
well as those not yet prcsented-will pre-
sent them to this Office, on or before June
25th, 1872. The intention of the above no.
tice is to determine the outstanding In>lcht-
cdncss for services rendered during the
above mentioned time.
Z. /. CAIN.
School Commissioner,
june l-3t Orangeburg Co, .. C.
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Palmetto Orphan Home.

To the Citizens Of South Carolinq:
DEAR FRIENDS: l am glad to be able
now to announce Board of Trustees,
for the Pal ulmctto Orphan Home. 1t
contains SON e of Columba's best men
gentlemen OF brains, energy, and pub
lie spirit. They are as follows: DIR. j
w. Parker, Chairman, j. B. Ezel, j. IL &.
kinard, j. L. Bryan, Richard O'Ncalc,
Jr., +. r. Stokes, G. f. Janncy.
There are now seven orphans in the
Home, and several others ready to come
The whole State is willing to move in
the matter. l hope this Board will
organize at once, under this control of
this Important enterprise.
Truly, 1ilman r. Gaines.
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FOR TIE YEAR 1869.

BRAScHvILLg TOWNSHIP.
Mrs Ann Myers, ! Town Lot.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
William Ulmer, $50 acres.
Ezra Connor. Agt, 464 acres.
Mrs Mary Huff, 383 acres.
EDlsTo TowSsH1r.
Matilda Dantzler, 500 acres.
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP.
Cain, 2GO acres. A2 Z" ta
LYONS TOWNSHIP.
Eliza Wiles, 236 acres.
LiBEHTY TcwssHIP.
j j. Douglass, 100 acres.
Rocky GROW TOWNSHIP.
Joseph Tickling. Est of d Tyler, 35a crcs.
Warren Kinsman, 292 acres.
WILLOW TOWNSHIP.
John Rickehbnkcr, 1155 acres.
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ron rnR orASdrnyRo SEws.
The New Street.

Lucy bought brand new dress
And washed 1t in the garden;
just as soon as II got dry
She named 1t Dolly Harden.
In the He,c Street TO promenade,
Escorted by Mr.. Darden,
when in shower she was caught,
Which wet her Dolly Warden.
.Rp Lucy then, Of course went home,
" land shoughtsher heast would harden,
1ecanse she spoiled her pretty dress,
oi msspscsllsd Dolly Warden. aa5
CAaghtli i,E ks,e !streetin mud and shower,
-siaTaikiag with her dear, dearest Darden,
eiisas nowsaJs, once clear of this,
20 She wilI never wear another Dolly Warden
s7oMdnhr = ALetiwell enough alone.
sisTTsai cents reward offered for tn,
saa.hor' Of THE above lines-dcad o.
alive-dcad preferred. Subscription,
received at the News Office to bu,
erutches for Lucy after due proof thai
"AA ainins as badly as these verses.-Ep
News
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NOTICE
ORASGEBrRG COuxrY. S. c.,

OFflCE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORASGEBrRo COuSrr. S. c.,
May 3lst, 1872.
The attention Of the CLERKS of BOARDS
of SCHOOL TRUSTEES of the various
School Districts of this County and Of the
School Trustees of such Districts is hereby
called 10 Sections 20, 80, 80 rnd 81, of an
Act entitled "An Act to amend I'm Act enti-
tied AN Act TO Establish and Maintain
System of Free Common Schools for the
Slate of South Carolina approved March
9Th, 1871, and especially to Sec. 50 of said
Act.
The following ore the Sections in qucs-
tion:
SECTION. 90. The County Treasurer shall
pay over oil moneys by him received. which
shall have been assessed by virtue of the
vote of any district meeting, as hereinafter
provided for, in the County it which such
District is situated, on the order of the Clerk
of the Board Of Trustees of said District
countersigned by the County School Commis-
sioner, TO be used for the purpose directed
by the District meeting so held. Said mon
ey shai! be assessed and collect cd ai the time,
md in the manner that County taxes are
assessed and collected: and ifthe inhabitants
of any School lot, at their ANIMAL Dis
triot meeting, shall fail 10 provide for the
raising of such tax, then the County School
Commissioners Of the County in which such
District is situated, shall be required to with
hold from said District that part of the State
appropriation derived from the revenue Of
the State, and TO apportion and distribute
the same TO the other Districts of the County
which have complied with the requirements
of this Act: Provided That III School Dis
tricts where there are less than one hundred
children between the ages OF six and sixteen
tho inl,Obi'ents may raise such sum. per
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
OnASGEBURG County, S. c.,
May 3lst, 1872.


To TRUSTEES Of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the
above named County. In accordance with
instructions received from State Supcrintcn-
dent of Education to the effect that that the
money appropriated for the support and
maintainoncc of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1872,
will not be paid until the Collection of the
rext General Tax shall have been made,
deem it expedient to advise you to CLOSE at
once, all the FREE COMMON SCHOOLS
under your Supervision. except in those
School Districts which have an une1pend-
ed balance of School Funds on hand.
f. I. CAIN,
School Commissioner,
Orangeburg Coun ty, S. C.
junel 81
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ will, on the 4th day of June, 1872,
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrators of the Estate of NJ. p. uuff-
man, and ask for Letters of Dismissal.
FRANCES C. SHULER,
may 4, 4, ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Frances Jones, ss3

Frances Jones, 883
WILLOW TowNsHrp.
c Cooper, Adm'r, 1920 aores.
John ID Brown, l03 acras.
Jas II Davis 20 acres.
DIR G @ Stevens. 625 acres.
Zion TOWNSHIP.
w n Mount, $50 acres.
ORANGE Township.
Isabella Mays, l Town Lot.
w j DeTreville, 233 acres.
ROCKY GaovE TOWNSHIP.
w ii Gylcs. 200
Buarke Able, 1877 acres