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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

the story Of Boaz aud Ruth he said
that for over two centuries his people
had CLEANED in the fields Of their kins-
men, and when, like Ruth, they found
favor in their eyes. they would be most
grateful, and would repeat tho prayer of
Ruth: "Entreat me not to leave thee
or to return from following after thce,s
for mhithersocver thou goest l will SO,
and where thou lodgest will lodge;
thy people shall be my people, and thy
God shall! be my God Where thou
dicst l will die, and there will I be
buried" 49,
At these words round after round Of
applause burst from both floor and gal,
lery. which even the patient speaker
was powerless ID silence. To night this
gentlemen is to be sernaded ut his
residence in street. In the tale of
races Robert B. Elliott is a significant
fact. Neither brown nor yellow, he is
decidedly a black man. Alert aud
muscular in motion, he has a large
animal base to his brain, and immense
perceptivc faculties. He lacks the
beastly mouth aud fattcned nose of tho
ncophyte Of his race like all intellec
tual men he has strong features. His
eyes especially, are remarkably keen and
intelligent. Graduated from Euro
lcan university, the posscssor of hand
some fortune educated and rich, young,
talented and hlack-the highest poss-
ibility of his race is alroaly consumma
ted in himself.
MARY CLEMMER AMEs.
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Brutal Murder.

On Monday the Goth ult Mr.. G. A
Praxler, an old man who livcl about
five and half miles above Georges
Station, near Oransoburg line, WAS shot
dead by unknown parties.
At 0.55 =. Nj. Trial Justice Harper
was notified Of the murder and proceed
ed at once to the spot accompanied by
DR.. p. l.. Mooror. AT daylight Tue S
day the inquest was begun, bat the aihir
had been 50 adrnitly managed that tho
jury were unable to como to a verdict
aud adjourned from day to day hoT,hug
u session as late as Tuesday last.
From the vestigation, the following
facts and conclusion have been arrived
at. 1t is supposed that murderers know
ing that Mr. Praxler kept two savage
dogs, went to the potato patch about
fifteen PAGES from the house opposite IL
window to which they hoped their vic
tim woald be attractel by tho.dogs. Mr.
Praxler went instead to the end Of the
piazza and was probably leaning over to
shoot with his pistol when ho was shot.
A mau living not far from the house
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17
Some 1EHsings for the Lewielu-
tUTc TO Do.

The Legislature shonlI pass an act
providing for an amendment of the
| Constitution in regard To the |! homestead
There should be reason bic homestead
cxcmption, but MS tho law now stands it
works hardship to the very class it
vas designed to protect In nine cases
out Of ten if the an,l ho.,. .r refuses to
pay his labJrurs and takes rcrugc behind
:he Hon; stead, the laborcrs must 20
without taeig h@rl carmel wages For
lhis AMI many other reasons the prc ent
law is cminently unjust and should be
altered. The ".Ac. for the protection OF
aSricul, uril !abOrcrs" should bc amcad
cd So that the contract may be criminal
IS enforced, whether it he in writin. or
not. Judges Mackoy, Grlha IL aud
Maher LAYS held thas the p,nal oonse
qnenccs of the law follow only wher,
the contract is in writing. so Tint if
Tie cmll yer IS Sharp enough to make
his contract orally-that is, by mere
word of mouth anil s disposed to
cheat lis hand; at the en- o. the
vcpr. there Is no law tn punish him for
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but free obitu ary puff in the nusepapsrs

but free obituary puff in the nusepapsrs
Ex changes please copy !"
The Southern Claims Commission to
which it is proposed to refer II claims
pending before the quartermaster gene
raj and the war department., has nov be-
fore it claims to the amount OF S22 900,
0OO. The average amount thus far
Awarded by this commission is about
thirteen per ccntum ofthc SUNS claimed
Last year only 100000 were allowed
in cases in Which s5,000,0O0 were
claimed. The tern of the commission
was extended b. the last Congress for
four years.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

E a recent new spaper article says =
"Ihcre can tie no doubt that gre cnbacks
are conductors OF conta ,ors diseases
aud that persons han Hing than are
extremely liable to take such discusses,
especially small pox.' This no doubt is
true-and we now have IL startlins re
velutiou to make. We k ow th,t it
will not be believed We arc aware
that people will say that it is iucred Die,
and yet it is a fact that We can lay our
hand on man who is willing t, take
thousands of grecnbacks every day, and
stuff them into his pockets, an wal K
around with death FRO II small PIX STIR
Ing him in the face rs a con'c1n n,nce of
his mnddcncl fully It is d lcrl to be
lieve thit such d .sp 'rrc AMI reck less
person really exists, an yet we knpwa
man who don't care how many OF these
poisonous grccnbacks are sccrctcl in his
clothes, and VIII, can have millions
hurled at him without the gnver of u
muscle. Doubters can be conv inccd by
calling at this office with grecnback
for the purpose of experimentation
Large denominations arc preferred by
this extraordinary man.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17
BittenS by Il Mad Dog Mad Stone
Applied.

Miss SMary j. Graves, daughter of
Henry Gaves, Esq, from Layton,
ssex bounty, passed through our town
Yesterday, accompanied by her brother,
to take Che boat for her home in Essex.
having Gust returned from Richmond.
Va, lferc she sought relief from pain,
having Fbeeu bitten by mad dog on
the Gt!N inst. She found i mad stone in
the poss,S Sssion Of a Mrs. IIix on Fifth
street, N9 40, Richmond, Va, and had
the s'on% applied to. her thumb FIVE
times at Sa COST Of Sl5 for each applic..
ton. life stone has to remain II
hours eaclT time and on the first applica-
ton atioF'ycd her rat relief, and shc is
now in pScd spirits and feeling no pain
or incont tenicucc whatever from the
bite.
The stSnc is about the size oc hick
ory nut, als d was formerly owned BY MIR
llumphry A3plo, of Caroline county.
After his Hicath at a sa'e it was bought
BY Mrs.AIlary;snn, Of Richmond city,
who 8, ssiil il, having paid 81 ,6qo
Tor -iif3 % : 50 50
Miss Graves was infornc that this
stone lad been applied to over 300 per
sons, proving entirely successful in
every ease, no person ever experiencing
any trouble afterwards from the bite
Fredericksburg Nuoi1, Dcc. %
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Sale of Valuable LAND
iaa OraMgeblsFg County. Is.

There will be offered sale at Oraiire-s
burg c. H., on Monday 29th of Januars,
all that valuable tract OF Land formerly tie
property of j. L. l.. Amakcr, with the build1
ings and improvements thereon, Situate
Lying and being in Orangeburg County
State Of South Carolina on Saddlers' Swamp, !,
Containing Fifteen hundred aud ferry Two
bounding North bylands Of A. r. Amaker,
East by lands, of J. D. .Eeitt. AHA I.,iW !,
Dantzlcr, formerly lands Of Mrs T. Carson,
South by lands'UfJ F. Riley, deceased, and
Estate of L., Smoke. and West by lands Of
DR.. j. Smoke, Mrs. Staly, and Capt. Stack.
Terms Cash, PURCHASERS to ply for papers,
jnn l6 1874
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Postpone the Penalty for
Taxes.

We arc Informed that the books OF
the Treasurer will be open for the col
lection Of taxes in this County on the
18th inst The time fixed by law at
which the collection without the PENAL
ty closes is on the 18th inst thus allow
ing 4 days FOR the people of this County
in which they can pay without the I'D
aiti'n of The penalty. 1t is evident to
every reasonable man tll,t payment can
not be made in that length Of tim, If all
were at the Trcusurel's Office and he
were to receive night and day without
ceasing one moment. 1t is unreasonable
to talk about not cx tondin. he time, it
Is unjust, we are tempted to say that it
is iniIuitous. Although some would ba
prognostics arc announcing that the
Legislature will not cxtenl the Il ne we
feel confident that they well No set OF
men are so lost to all sense of ,nor aud
so regardless of the interests of their
constituents as to allow such a-fr0ut.
AS the law now stands, tic Executive
officers arc not responsible for tbs hins
and cannot do anything to relieve tn :
people. The Legislature is alone re pom
sible. They should have acted in regard
to this before their adjournment, but as
they did not they ought to have met
sooner in this mouth to arrange it. We
would therefore advise every citizen
who cannot pay his tax by the / 9th
int, to wait until the mectin. Of The
General Assembly, as they will b. forccd
By public sentiment to arrange th;s mat.
ter so as to allow considerable time for
the payment Of the taxes. If the tax is
not paid by the 18th inst no one can
lose by waiting AMI we arc conGlent
that they will lie relieved Of the penalty
AT any rate We repeat that the Legisla-
trre is responsible for this and they
should bo made to shoulder it. IF thay
act properly and extend the time for
mouth or two, there is no one more
willing to accord to them the credit, due
such confederate ct,n, than we are !;
but sif they should so oppress the people
as 10 compel them to pay the penalty
when they could get no chance to ply
the tax we must say that they will
deserve to meet the stornest rebukc nd
punishment at the hands Of their con
s.ilucnts But we d. not fear this, and.
hence, we gay pay your taxes before the
9th il you can, if not wait until after
the Legislature meets and at least let
them take the resp visibility of sayin5
whether they will relieve youor not =
anderson ConScrrutor.
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n funny suit against an editor Las
been decided in the Circuit Court at
Wauk osha, Wisconsin. The Fays, pro
prictors of the La Belle House at Oco.
nomowoc, brought an action before n
Justice to recover S97,O4 for meals and
cigars furnished Ashley d. Ilarger,
editor Of the Oconomowoc Times. IIur-
ger set up n counter claim Of SlG0 for
pulling" tho LA Belle House. Julg
ment was ,cndcrcd for the plaintiff and
Mr. larger appealed to a jury. The
case excited much interest, larger be-
ing well liked, aud having a solemn,
earnest manner OF making vcry witty
remarks. He testified that Fay would
sly to him: ''IInrger, I've got nice
dinner to-day in" mo, thank
you, I'm going home" Fay would pre-
vail on him to stay, and after dinner tho
following coloquy: "Evorything in
there all right, Harger?" ''Every,hing
excellent" Desert all right :" ok
ccllont." Ice.crolm all right?" DE
licions, Mr.. Fay" Very well, rcncm
ber this in your papor next week" In
return ror dinners and cigars, Harger
says he told great many lies ed tori
aly--worth more than thousand dol
lars lle would mover have presented
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

The Tobict relates story of priest
who had l coughing congregation, and
who cured them thus No sooner had
he ceased tospeak il,au singular to relate
one cough after another died out until
soon there was absolute silence i'm the
church. Wlercupon The father said
som thing to the following effect sNy
frieuds, | know that in this weather
colds abounl, and therefore it is diff
cult for you 10 refrain from coughing.
Still it is impossible for nc 70 l,reach
and ynu TO cough at tic same tine.
Let us come, then to 4 mutual agree
mcnt, So hat you may cough an.l | may
preach without disturbing each other
will speak, say, for five or ten minutes
at Il tune When | raise my hanlker
chici, there will hc an interval all wei
for coughing. As soun as | let it fall,
Will resume ny scrmon, ana you YOU,
s!.eucc." Tie Plan succeeded admira
lily.
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From tho brooklyn Argus !
Washington Eorresp >,sd .acc.

Notwithstanding his idoas of the hu-
man race belong tua period Of remote
antiquity, hlr. Stephens is always a
gentleman. That is what his Southern
compa'ro1, Alr. Harris, of Virginia.
with all his vnuntng, is Mt Witness
his style. Of debate:
Nr. arris-I here is not hitc nlan
on the ioor on the other side OF the
1ouse who can look me in the face and
say that the cnlorcd man was created by
God to be the equal o! the white man.
Mr.. RapSier (cnlorel member from
South Carulinu)- Il can do so.
Mr. llarris--l am speaking to white
men, not to you.
The colorcd member ventures another
remark.
MIR. Harris oh, sit down! am
speaking to white mcn-l am speaking
to gentlemen, not to you.
give this simply as specimen
the gentleman manner The law of
con pcrsation was beautifully ILLUSTRATED
yesterday in the reply TO A lexandcr Fl.
Stephens on the Civil Rights bill by
Hon. Robert b. Elliot of S ,uth Carroll.
ma. l have no personal partiality for
my colored brother. | prefer my white
brother decidedly, therefore accept this
testimony as due to justice. he most
conclusive argument possible in favor of
the Civil Rights Bill was the presence e
and words Of this eolorcl man in the
Hall Of national Legislation. l[o won
from the most prejudlcial foe of his rnce
the reluctant praise Of having delivered
ono Of the most conclusive arguments.
and one Of tho most eloquent oratiops
heard in the House Of Representatives
for years. In conclusion. referring to
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17
.SH7 Eliza Oh EEorinoEss,,l.

Ann l.lisa Young, ninctecnt:. wife Of
the much married Mormon prophet, and
now in ,carch Of divorce and almcny.
has advanced as far Eastward as St.
Louis on lccturing excursion, her OK
haus!less subject being the sins Of Nor
monism, or Of Mormon polygamy. From
the brief re- ort given Of the st Louis
lecture, she evidently speaks as one
having authority. She is "smart," she
is in earnest, she knows whereof she
speaks, and she rakes tho polygamous
saints of Utah fore AM aft She de-
scribcs from experience the heart burn.
ings, the strife, the dcccptions, the un-
afeakabe misery and degradation OF
Mormon polygamy. She denounces it
as without one redeeming feature and as
utterly diabolical and repulsive. She
rejoites in her emancipation from his
loathsome system Of bondage, and is in
q fair way to turn ii to good account.
1t is said chat she is on her way to
Washington to illuminate the darkness
Of the Mormon system OF many wives
before the benighted law-.nakers OIL
Congress.
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SATURDAY, JAN. II, 1871.

No act Of the Governor has more
commend'd d itself to us, the Rcpubli
cans who elected him, than his extension
of the time for the payment Of taxes
without penalty.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

The slavery question is now scri usly
discussed among the slave owners Of Gu
ba. According to tclegrams aud letters
from Spain, the government is deter
mined to bring the question before the
Cortcs for action, but desires the slave
owners to propose some p!au making the
abolition Of slavery certainty without
injuring seriously the agricultural pros
perity of the island. Many prominent
slave owners are in favor Of treating the
slaves like contracted Chnamcn. 1t is
doubtful whether the C,rtes would sane
tion such or similar plans. The mum
Der Of members Of the Havana Abolition
Society is Increasing,
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A administrators No.icc.4AIl
IN persons having any acknowledgements
The Estate of Jacob Carroll, late of Fort
Motto, deceased, will present the same for
payment to w, J. DeTrovlle, Esq, Attorney,
at Law, in Orangcburg, or TO the Subscriber,
And those Indebted will make payment to
MARY A. CARROLb,s Hj
Administrative. 81.
jan IL 1874
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bill for lie. had not Fay fallen out with
him and wanted pay for6 The diunsrs.
Harger. pleaded his case, ani the
jury found II verdict for him, which
threw the costs upon tho hotel keepers
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Executors s Sale.

By virtue Of the powor vested tn me as
Executor of the last Will and Testament 4 I
Ann Berry, deceased, will sell for the pur-
poses OF paying he Debts and Liabilities of
the said Testa'ris. at Orangeburg C. IT,, S.
e., on the first Monday in February most,
the followidg Real Estate Of said dcceased
|. All that tract or parcel Of land situate
IN the County and State aforesaid contain
ing one hnn'ircd and sixty-fvc acres more
or less, bounded East by Home stead trac;
of q VI Berry, West by Estate lands of
Al. Berry, North by Estate lands Of Ann
Berry and South by lands of Emanuel
faircy Hf eIh'
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At Private Sattas4 Sale

TIME trLAarAfioS rs forming naf4atfsSfffos / fpaff os
l. the Estate of the late Col Reitt. and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The, tract
consists of about 600 acres, one half well
Timbcrcd,. the sreibaindef Rich, ineds Lpisal
are the Finest Lands in the District, and
were valued at $50 per acre in 1896. spodits
be! sold for ono half that,,riee fpow.ts 0ne
fourth cash, the remaiT 81 IN iffeetinstaI
monts bearing interest from tdate and so.
cured by mortgage oil tho saffe.A
This is asplendid chance for anery8e de- 3
siriiig t6seoufe si,iclf lafalss; ffiie Wa ter Pow
err, excellent Cattle tango and q gessied
Neighborlfood. Applyto sHS '5es y
tIi ~. Mrs. L. NJ. KEITT, ,Ss IA
Or G. kEITT Essi.
AZ 4
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WILLIAM loscoUKTNEYstar.sss. MARY
r FRANCES TATE cATHARINE ss!ss

WILLIAM lUICOURFNEflstgi.y MARY
r. FRANCES TATE, cATHARINR eslss
2Tl5 " r. TATE, et al. ssSs I, ~ z
BY virtue Of the judgment and or ders ii ii
this action 'wilTsell at OrangebnrE Court
House. onl the first Monday jng FebnFarg
next during legal hours Of sale, at public
auction.
All that plantation or tract of land, con-
tanning 2397 acres. more on 1851 ssifaated in
this County, latelys7 known lass sbeg Estate
lands Of the late Aleganden. Tate, de-
ceased, and boupded by lands now or lately
Of 7 II pnTh'e,i Peter VISA Sifetr. Iry
George Thompson, and Isthfe Of sVnhce
Thompson, and by !SanteesRiverst texcepGne
a certain tract, containing the dw ellinp, au,s
30, acres. marked "a" on plat Of the said
lands, made By ST II Ro& " "a Meiiichasip.
Surveyors, and dated Decembsr plJls!3.i
The said plantation will be soidinspareals,s
and plat Of the same can be seen at The
Sherif's office, Orangeburg, S g. .gFs
Terms :-0he-hali4 cash, and tie 6 balahcc
on u credit ofitwelye osnonths.s Secured bys
bends of peroiiascrs and mortgage ...of,
premises purchased, with covenant for Re- re-
sale on breach Of condition of iand, and
purchaserrFto. .pny for p;fncrs aud ,recdr tIipgs
IN u.
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I2xc eator .Noslee efs:s.s.., \

sell n, Public Sale. ON the l9th dnyiof Janm-
AIRY, inst. at the atc Residence OF X .v hard
Mngrli, decsn-rl in. tbisg F@rauesbp.g
COUNTY. NJ The. par-5,al itrot5crty Z Except
co.ion) ,belr@ines t24stfeS Estate of sail
dec assi,. co ,ssistihg IF sac 6ssses d
One Horse tne- aMu,ct ~ hesd sof II ogs,,
10 head or cati'ns 20u BitslIeIe Of Gafhf more
or less, 2.GC0 lbs of rstt1cr more or. less,
Coiioa Seed OF srvci, lralcs, one 'fine Set Of
Milf kocs-, one fine douhle harrellrd Gun,3i
tA5ll eles tso Fs
s. ~ !. /, 4 II e II. "a, "a,
Qualified Executor s.;
of.Kcharl Masrill, ), deesa;c.ls
jan 10rh 1874 2t -
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TO THE
Nervous G Debilitated
OF BOTH SEXES

No GAa'gc far Adnicc and Consu1ution,
Dn. ]. B. Drorr, grajluatc of, Jefferson
Medical College Philadelphia, author Of
several vausblc works, can be coayultci on
all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Or
gnns' (Which he li;:s made an especial study
either in male or fcinalc. no matter fom
what cause originating OF Of how long stand /
ing. y practice Of 80 yrn,s enables him to
treat diseases with success. Cures glara,-.
teed Charges reasonable. Those at !.
distance can forward letter describing syn
tosas and enc'osiig s'amn 70 prepay is.,agc
Send 10. The ,GU!Lh 10 HEALTH.
i'r;ce ! De-
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I Estate OF Jaby Weeks Jun,r.
~ Notice is hereby given that on the Goth
day of January, 1871 will ile my final
acc ount as Administrator Of The Estate Of
the late Jaby Weeks Jun'r., and viii pst:.
ton for my final diechsrge.
NJ. CARSON, Administrstor.
Orangeburg Co. s. o., december 10, 1878.
dec ~ 1873 I'm
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LSO

.. All that tract or parcel of land situate
in the County and State aforesaid, contain-
ing one hundred acres more or less, bound
cd West by Joseph MeAihany, East by Is.
tate lands of Ann Berry, North by William
McAlhany and south by lands OF Emanuel
Fairey. aBlE H}ta B4H3%t 'hH ~
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Sheriff 5 Sales.
oRANGEguRG COUNTY
f.f-A ATs sGoNAosi PLkas.N
dEoRdEBoLlVER ys. FRANoEsb /. TATE,

JOHN He, ATEast als s~P
BY virtue ], Of tlicjudgmenf and orders In
this action, will sell Mt orang ngeburg Court
y ppunse, On n ne first 2Gdpy in Eebprary
nest 1dpsihs lssalla OURS 0f sc. ,as pabllo o
auction. sl.S ~
All that plantation or tract Of land, COM
tnining S5O,mcrcs,} more or &iess,{ situatcd in
this County, and founded by lands, now or
latclySof a. RS Dash, J II 7PS,rafe, ETsstate OF
rs Tate and Estat Of David shuier: =
TermT: One half CASH: ibalahcss OH credit
of one year, purchase te give bond and
mortgage of premises Purchased, to securg
gcprd Postior, fPprehh hha Sc e n opey,yapas tp Rsy
for paptrs, and rec ordins, Pie above PLAN
same can be seen at tlw sstt.eriff,B Office, st
Orangeburg, S, G., q .
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Executors Sale.
WARNOCK AND WIFE, vs.. TIE EXECU

WARNOCK- AND WIFE, vs.. TIE EXECU-
TORS OF j. r. PARLER.
by leave Of the Court of Probate made in
this Case we will sell for Cash Mt the Court
House the following Notes belonging to
Esintc.
!. Note of VI. &. Norris, for Sa7 35,
=. '' 80 Same - IS $40 90.
3. % 50 Il. Bucot Aston, $40 e..
(. IS" of Il. Shnlcr x j. Hart. $40 90,
3. '' g j. ID. Stockcr, for S1I5 90, tu
6. %" Same for $500 90 with u Credit of
500 TO-
W. II. PARLER & j. B. sINGLETARY,
Executois
Jan II 1874 At
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COPAIsTNERSHAEP.

The Undersigned having this dny nssoci-
atcd with them Mr.. ROBERT COPES, the
business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm name Of MOSELEY, CROOK &
COPIES.
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Official Paper Of the State and
of 0rnngcbUrg County.

DsE- TIE ORANGERURG NEWS HAS
Il LARGER CIRCLLATIO THAN
AM OTHER PAPER IN THE COUN-
II. "gsa
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ALSO

8. All that tract or parcel of land situate
in the County and State aforesaid contain
ing one hundred and twenty FIVE acres more
or less, bounded North by lands of William
Grimes. Vest by lands formerly of Estate
Ahram Edwards, East by r E berry and
South hy lands formerly Of John Srnoake.
tTerms-One-tuird cash, balance 1st De-
cember next, secured by Bonds of purchas-
ers bearing interest from day Of sale, and
mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to
pay for papers and recording.
JOHN Z. BERRY,
Qualified Ex'or Ann Borry deceased
Jany u, 1874 --l7--4
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January 1Ilh, 1871.
Special attention is called to our full
variety of LANDRETIlS GARDEN SEEDS.
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AUGUSTUS Es. lKNOWLTON,
EDITOR.

GEORGE EsOLEVEHs,
FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS MANAGER