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A G RIpULT?RAL, &C. f 9 ^^^t*"^-5"^-~~ ? ?? ~ ?:~~ ? How to Mnko Money at Farming. Tho question of lubor is beginning to assuuio* a proportion of considerable importance. Hith erto tbq fanner has offered tbc laborer onc tbird of. tbc produce of tho soil as hire, ami many find themselves making nothing nt it, while on tho other hand, the irccdiuan is com plaining that "ho can't live at tbc third." Nor can-be live on the third of the produce of a poojHyj managed aud bad conditioned farm. The only holp for it in our own opinion is: 1st. Not to plant one foot of land that is un manurcd. 2d. To hire only as many laborers, and to keep only as many horses as arc absolutely ne cessary. . 3d. To pay tho laborers, not in the produce of tbc farm but in money. 4th. To biro.labor by tbc month. . 5th. To feed stock on clover, oats, turnips, ?o., aud about 20 bushels of chopped corn, per annum. Gth. To make use of the implements of the prcrcnt age, aud exercise a wise judgment in tho selection and rotation of crops. 7th. To rent all surplus lands at a fair rate, to industrious whites or frecdmen, requiring them to/uruish their, own,mules, ploughs, &o.. , 8tti. T? use of ' white labor, as far as" possible. Oth. To practice the strictest economy, espe cially in the use of liquor, tobacco, &c. 10th. To farm in person, not by proxy. Mr. Editor, if any of your readers will adopt the above method of farming, T will guarantee to them :? 1st. Surplus money at the end of the year. 2d. Satisfaction with the gifts of Providence. 3d. Health, pleasure and profit.?T., Farm <uul.(?an?eih time 'Around Apple Trees. We have known farmers to make it a vegu. lar practice, for a succession of years to throw caustic liino around their apple trees in the spring and summer. Wo once noticed that a tree BtaViding in the immediate vicinity of our dwelling had, all at once, put forth with re ' newed energy, aud we were at a loss for some time to define the cause. On examination, we found that a quantity of lime, which had acci dentally been spilled, aud .rendered worthless by bocotning mixed with the refuse on the stable floor, had boon thrown at the foot and around the tree, aud to this, us the principal cause, we immediately accredited the rcvivis feence aud renewed fructification of the.tree. Taking the hint from the accident, we pur chased twelve casks of lime and applied half a bushel to each of the trees in our orchard, and found that it produced immediately beneficial effects. Not the health of the trees only, but tho quality of the fruit also, was .greatly im proved. This application will be especially bwucDvJui tt> oujio wncrc there is a redundancy of vegetable matter. We would advise our fanners, in some places, especially in now forest lands, to make the experiment, and see ii it is not deserving of tho high recommendation it secures.?Exchange. Wheat for Seeding. A correspondent of the Canada Fanner, in "discussing the subject of wheat growing, makes several points which may prove valuable to some of our readers. It is assumed that the best soil for wheat is that iu which clay pre dominates, hut to ensure a crop the land juu*t be naturally or artificially drained. Arable land requires for a full development of its re sources a crop of fall wheat in the system of rotation. The selecting and preparation of seed wheat is of great importance, yet rarely recoives any attention. Seed wheat should be tested by immersion iu water, as the imperfect grain will float on tbc surface, and is thus saved from that suitable for sowing. These floating grains are those infested with fungi or para sites, and though light enough to float, have still sufficient vitality to germinate and produce the pests which diminish the quantity and vi tiate the quality of the wheat crop. After the floating grains have been removed turn tbc water off and give the seed a good coating of lime, which will render innoxious my smut which may adborr to tho wheat. These pre cautions takon, it is assumed that a crop of clean whoat may be safely relied upon. The suggestion is worthy of a trial.?Rural New Vor leer. - imwm-im! - Farm Work. Cotton-picking is now in full blast, and tbc busiest hours of the farmer are at band. He very careful to keep the different qualities of cotton separate, (linns soon as possible, bale up aud send to market. It is poor policy to bold back for a higher price, for while the chances are against you. your capital is also lying idlo, nml you arc losing the interest Upon it. Prepare your land for an early sowing of jiarlcy ani} use manures. Cjoypr Lucorn, Hungarian Crass, &c., may all be pi,fc in. He especially careful in pre paring %? tii-^je >;rops, to plough and pulverize your Jandtj tjpir^ighly, ;ipd also manure well. In all ppafo (fiys hi? busy raking up your ma.wu.vu un4 hauling iL out pn your grain, lauds. You can also in such days repair your wagon.3 aud tool , make your bins for corn rat. proof, &c. -Othor work will prosmt itself to the in dustrious.?Farm and Garden. An English fanner recently remarked tljaj he fed his laud before it was hungry, rcstod, i/, before it was weary, and weeded bpfor,e it was foul. Seldom, if over, was so much agricultu ral wisdom condensed into a single sentence, CARDS. Has resumed the PRACTICE OF LAW at Orange burg Court House, and may bo found at bis Otiico over?Cornelson, Kramer & Co.'s New .Stove, Russell Street. mar 23___!?_ IZLAR & DIDDLE, .Attorneys and Solicitors. Will Practice in Courts of the State, and also of the United States, especially in tho Courts of B A N K It U P T C Y . JAMES F. .IZLAR. SAMUEL DIBBLE, feb 23 * ly E. J. MALONE, A T T 0 K N E IT A T L A W . WALTERRORO, S. C. Will practice in the Courts of Orangeburg und Golloton, and attend promptly to all business en trusted to his care. may 11 tf & SOOVILL, AGENTS FOR THE Eqitablo Lift; Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. POLICIES NON-KOR FEIT ABLE, Dividend Declared Annually to Policy [loUlcra feh 23 Id JOSEPH "McNAMAHA, IDEJA-L-Ein I NT DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, WOOD WARE, CROCK ERY, CUTLERY, &o., &c, M A I iSr - S T IJ 33 K T , ORANGEliURG, S. 0. fell 23 ly (opposite conn: house.) THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Re P^Pjf^|ftancct fully inform the Traveling Puh jTMiiff^yjjjgi;,. ,||llt *}t{H HOUSE is opeiicd for '^?2??isS<*?ii^' iheir uccomodolion. RATES OF HOARD. Board per Day.$ 2 fit) ?? Weok. 7 tin " Month. 20 00 ALSO A HAH-ROOM In the Basement, which is- supplied with the best of Liquors. tTA.S. CA. "NTlsrON, Proprh for. uug3 c ly Frederick Fersner, .1/ K O 11 A NJCAL I) K X V I S T. Will atteml to those who wish his services at their residences, by being informed through I lie Post office or otherwise. TEETH on GOLD and SILVER PLATE; also the VULCANITE WORK. All work done Warranted to give satisfaction. Residence: ul Mr JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Ormige burg District, S. C mar 80 tf BULL & SCOVILL ARK AGENTS FOR THE Underwriters Fire Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, AS SETTS OVER ?3,000.000. FOR THE Security Fire Insurance Company of new york ASSFTTS OVER 81,000,000.. These stand in the first ranks of all good Insurance t Companies. fob 23 y lc H. L. Jeffers & Co., FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE of Collen and other Produce. Orders for sup plies carefully attended to. Refer to Captain John A. Ilaniillon, R. G. Stone Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Win. C. Whetstone, St. .Mat thews. a pi fi If To tho Planters, cotton tim and [ron hoops FOR BALING COTTON. IRON HOOPS for Haling Cotton, being largely in use in tho whole Southern Country, and be ing sold til n much less price than Rope, the proprie ty of using them in pbioo of Hope is brought to the attention of Ihc Planters, Rondos the difference in value, the Iron Ties are great preservers of Cotton, when baled, from fire. Every Tie is perfect and ready for immediate use. We have made arrange ments to supply the. "ARROW TIE," and will be prepared to till orders promptly ul the Lowest .Mar ket Price. Wo beg thuf our friends in ordering, will slate whether thev will use Ties or Hope. K. H> RODDERS .v, CO., Factors and Commission Merchants, Charleston S. 0. ? july '20 2m Oh?rlestoii Hotel, CJIARLKSrON s, <? MfiSt THIS POPULAR AND JVELL KNOWN Hill H0TEL still ollert.il.-: umjvallc I iiceouuuoihi JOBiilLti?>ns b> tho Travelling Public; nnd ilfl pant prestige will bo sustained in every particular. The surviving Proprietor will be happy to do all in his: power for the OoijifoH of his guests'. okorgk g. mix hr nng IT j> it CHARLESTON CARDS. WM. WALTON SMITH, ? COTTON FACTOIi .-AN I)? COMMISSION' MERCHANT, Itoi/CC ?C" Co.'s Wharf. CHABLESTOrl? 8. I). fi^T?* Prompt mill personal attention given to the nie of Cotton, nog-til mos <"? C. Clachih. A. Witti?. CLAC1US & WITTE, NO. 80 EAST HA Yt C ii A It l k S T 0 N, S. C, Commission Merchants, AND WHOLKSALK DKALKKS IN Crocwits, /'rooiiiioii.t. /'";/.?/"'.'/, Ji>>pc. ami Liuwii's. sept M * Cm A. Quackenbush, P20 EAST BAY, C ii A H L" K S T O X , S . C . wiiolksalk GROOKR, A XI? Commission Mercliant, DKALKIl IN Sugar. Teas, Bacon, Lard, Fish and Salt, etc. sept 11 m 0 II. IHJSCIIOFF. ('. WUMIKItN. Henry Bischoff & Co., WHO Ii KS ALK (! BOCKRS AND DKAI.KK.S IN WINKS, LIQUORS, SKUA KS. &v., No. lit? Kast Hay, c II a Ii L k s t ?n, s . 0 . sept II m * 15 SAM'L R. MARSHALL. l.MpOltTKH AND DKAI.KIt IN English awl American II A ROW ARK. Cl'TLKlfV, HUNS, AND Agricultural Implements, 1510 King Street. :M Door. Below Society, CHAR-LKSTON, S. C. sept N " 8hi Wagener, Heath & Monsees, C LA STATION AND FAMILY GROCERS, WIIOLKSALK and K KT AIL. I lam, Hacoii, Shoulders, Pork, Beef, Flour. Sugar, Coffee. Tea. etc., etc., WINKS, LIQUORS. SKGA11S AND T O It A C c 0 Nos. IC:? ami ICD East jtai/.rm: Qii'iH-strcct. CIIA RLKSTON. S. C. fS-iff* All Orders Promptly Attended to 'YjsBl sept M in . (i WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS W AND SHI1TTNU AGENTS. ILL ATTKNDTOTHK lM.'ROlIASK. sale and .shipment tu Foreign and Do mestic I'orts, of Cut ton, Ilice. Lumber and Nav al St..res. ATLANTIC' WHAKF, Cl I A."IJLKSTOX, s. a. B. WILLIS. ALEX. II. OHISOLM. fel. 2:5 1 v S, Thomas, Jh., Wm. S. Lank kau., William &. Whilden & Co. FOUMKBLY id" II AY DK.N A- Will LDKN, iir.Ai.r.iis in WATC1IKS, .1KWKLKY, SILYKIl WAKE, CltOCK BBY, CHINA, CLASS WALK, AND HOUSE FUKNISIIINC A It TIC LKS. Ohl Gold ami Silt i r fittrrhasi'd. Watcha uiul tli'irvlrjf itt'iiairra. 2'2i} Kiiig-Sl., Corner of llcaufain, .1 T WHOLES A HE 11 IIA YXE STREET CHARLESTON, S. ('. fel>-j:t e |y CHAELESTON HOUSE. ?:o:? STOLL, WEBB A CO., \\ HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEAI.BBS IN DRY GOODS. All Goods are eolectcd specially for our SOUTHKHN THADK AT TBK OLD STAND No 287 KINO ST II K KT, Three doors below Went worth. CIL I A* EE ST ON, S. C. Tovms Cu*h, ?T City Acceptance. ALL oltDKIIH F HO MPT I. V STTKN0EI) TO. II. (.'. Sr.ii.i. ('iiAiii.ns Wr.na II. V. W.\i,iu:i| feh ?? if IWOULD RESPECTFULLY IN FORM THE CITIZENS OF ORANGE BURG AND THE ADJOINING Districts thai I Ulli still at my OM Stand, ready to ilu any work in my lino at the Shortest Notice. Phave on hand several New ami Second hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, also two WAGONS, one ?t Horse and one _ALSO? COTTON GINS Which I will Seil for SI?O each. Warranted to do Good Win k, or to he returned. My Cotton Gins and Press are in pcrfeol order, mid ready to GIN on TOLL for all those who may favor me with their Cotton the coming Sca.-on. I am Agent lor Dillon's Universal Cotton Tie AND IKON HOOP FOR HALING COTTON. Iron Hoops for Baling Cot I on heilig largely in uso in the South, and being sold much cheaper Hum Rope, the propriety of using them in place of Hope, is brought to the attention of the Planters. Thcuc Ties are great Preservers of Cotton, when baled, front Fire. Every Tie is perfect, and ready for imme diate use. I will keep constantly on hand a lot oT the Universal Tic and Iron Hoop, which I will sell at Charles ton prices?1- cents, expenses added. A sample of tin* above Tie can bo seen at this Office, where it may be compared to the Arrow Tie. Persons then can judge for themselves, which thev piefer. I 1 A I MMN TifctCSGS. ting*.!! c ly "Quick Sales and Small Profits." GORNEK STORK, KCSSELL-STREET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! mini su use it i i;k its iIespectfully announce to hie liti/.ens ok oranoebcrg dis 1. triel that they have RECKIVKD AND NOW OPENED r n /: i r s k c <> a* i) s i p v l y o f Purchased since the recent DECLINE IN COTTON, which enable them to sell CHEAP FOR CASH At 1'i iees to suit the TIMES, and lower than have been otfered since the War. WE ARE NOW OFFERING CALICOS at lOc. (iOOD CALICOS hi I2je. BEST CALICOS from Ific. to 20. BLEACHED SHIItTINUS from I2A?. to tfO. A GOOD ARTICLE 1 yd wide at -JUc. F A ST COLORED SCOTCH MUSI.INS at 25c. Together with llie above may be found A LA KG K ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, ETC. LOW FOR CASH OR KARTEN. may 11 1y JOHN D. STOCEE" ft I Q. + ' + ' ? ? *."r!" ? }i t"1 ?? j. I !M I I j 171 N i*Z I i ?if f or kvi:i:y nKsnorrtoN*, j i - ; ! MKS. M. E. il A I. L'S, t .1 t. + + i One Door Wcsl .'. It; .Scniihary, } 1 OKANCKHl i;.;. s c I i -r-H--f-i--i-t--t + -i *? ?+ 4- -4 -r -i ->? -i- :?-. -r-r t- :? ?? t - ^ ? - J. -r Georgia State Lottery FOIl THE KKNKPIT OF THE 01ASON1C ORPHANS' HOMK." noyi), wjLbOXii- o?., MAN AO EllS, ATLANTA, OA. CKKAT Sf.'IIILME. f)<ic Dollar?Full Tuktt. Capital Prize 820,000 for < hid Dollar. EXTII \ CLASS |L rillllS Gil EAT I.OTTEUY tor the hcncftl of the I MASONIC OltPIIANS' NOME will he drawn in PuLlic al Atlanta, Ca.. en Wednesday, (he 0th day of October next, Im>7. (IRK AT SCHEME. 1 Prize ..f $20,000 is $20.000 I Prize of fi.000 is f..t>o(i 1 Prize of '2,000 is 2.MOO ! 1 Prize of l.tMMl i- ],()(?) 1 Prize of .'.(Ml is ;*.00 1 Prize of fit Ml is 600 ?1 Prizes of 2">0 arc l.tMW IOO Prizes of KKI are 10.000 200 Prizes of .it) are 10,000 Prizes amounting to $?"?0,00(1 S*>0,000 in prizes, fur one dollar per ticket; A package of U? tickets may draw i?o(>ftKM?. Bfijy" All prizes are payable without discount, and (lie otlioial drawing sent to each purchaser. Tickets one dollar. For'sale at ilie Post Oiiicc. Orangeburg, S. U. STEVENS HOUSE, 21, -'?'>. 25 <t- 27 lirdatlmti/, X Y Opposite Bowling (ireen. ON Til E V. U It 0 I' i: \ N P I. A N . milE STEVENS 1101 SB is ?eil ami widely known I to the (ravelling public, 'flu*location is es peoially suitable to merchants and business men: it is in elose proximity to the business part of die city?is mi the highway of Southern and Western travel and adjacent io'all the principal Kailroad I and Steamboat depots. The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda tion for over .1(H) guests?it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for (he com fort fur its inmates. The rooms are spacious and welt ventilated? provided with ens and water ihtv attendance is prompt mid respectful and the table is generously provided with every delicacy ol tIn* season?-at moderate rates. Thti roouis having boon refurnished and remodel ed, we are enabled lo oiler extra facilities for the comfort and pleasure of our quests, GBO K. ci' VSK iSc Co.. jtmc I ? tiiu Proprietors, 171011 TUB LA HOEST AM? FIXEST SELECTION ' oi' Papier Mache, and Silver Ware ever offered in this market, suitable for Pill IS BN TS for all occa sions, call at E'/EKIEI. \ KOHN'S, f.,b 2:'. y le Oraiigeburg Drug Store. mi Bottles QCIXIXE, Jii ?? MORPHINE: 1(1(1 Pounds EPSOM SALTS, Li Callous. CASTOR OIL. ?_??"> SPIRITS TUUPKXTIX?, Which is being ottered Wholesale and Retail at Charleston Prices. At.tll Per Medical Purposes Brandy, Whiskey and Wines, Lato Orders from MILITARY II K A ?QU ART MRS require thai no Spirits shall lie dispensed unless upon the order of a Licensed Practicing Physician; those coining from any distance in the Country will please observe litis tact and govern themselves ac cordingly. F.. .1. OLIVBUOS, M. !>.. Druggist and Apothecary, Onmgebtirg Drug Store, mar ? y 1 OX WCDNF.SDAY the JVru DAY of SEPTUM DE 15, 18117, will be sold the PRINTING OFFICK, PROPKRTV/RUSI ? NESS. &c\, OF "The Carolina Times" .V/VICSVM l>Klf, Puhlishc?! ni Oriingobiirg Court IIoum*, South Caro lina, or : half share therein. Property oonsislingof a Washington Hand Press, No. I. Ali necessary Type, Furniture, &c, forn pooil Count r^ Paper, Also Job Typo for Country Ji 'i W M : The Paper lias a Large Circulation, anil dors a good Business. To l?e .-nid on account of Professional Engage nieiiUr of die Proprietor. Favorable Terms given : part Cash- For particu lars apply i" the Otliee of sept 7?Idg ?Till'. CA IM ?LI NA TIMES.!' Wofford College, SPARTA NBCRO C. H? SOUTH CAROLINA. The First Session of the Fourteenth Collegiate Ye ii begins mi the 1st October, 1807. The course ol study remains unchanged, but the Faculty now admit irregular .-?Indents or such as wish to pursue particular studies only. The Preparatory School, under the lnui|0tlinlo supervision of thtVEaoulty, opens at the saum time. Tuition per Year including contingent fee - $?*> I tM? Board per mouth tiboul - - 12 tKl Bills payable in advance in specie or its equiva lent in curvONPV' The Divinity School also opens til the same time under the supervision of llcv. A. M, Shipp, D. I)? Itev. Whilefoord Sinilh, D. D.. ami Rev. A. II. Leu ter, A M, For further particulars address A. M. SHIPP, I'rCSPlcn!. au;: IM; \ 0'. LEGAL TSOttvTZ&i'*' Sheriff's Sales. Ry virtue of Bundry writs of fii fa., tome directed, I will pell to the highest bidder, at Ornngcburg Court (loupe, on the first Monday in October . next, the following properly vir : One House nnd Lot in the Town of Orangeburg, on Windsor or Bniihig Street, said to be the proper ly of Mrs. Alice Thicss. Levied onjut the suit of the State for taxes. ALSO, All the interest of F. II. Thicss, the husband of Alice Thicss, in the said House aud Lot, levied on ns the property of the said P. H. Thicss, at the suit of F.mamiel Gray. Terms cash. J. W. IIf DUKES..,-. 8. <>. ?. sept 14 x Id In Equity, ORANG KB?RG DISTRICT. A. Muekny, ndm'r of G. C. Muekny, 1 Hill for ..vs. - V Injunction-' W. F. Ilulson, Trustee, et. ill. ) and Relief. In pursuance of an order in this case from Chori celler Johnson, all persons having claims against the Estate of Georg? C Muekny vAlccei$eil, ure're qtdrcd to present und prove the same before me ni Ornngcburg C. 11., within three mouths from this* date. Commissioner's Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON, Aug. lM>,;18<?7i , ? / : . ?* i ConitnissigOeJ,;j; j ting :?1 xii " tu In Equity, O R AN G K BU RG * TiTSTRl CT. , A. G. Collier. Admr Estate of Ed wan I W. KaMcilin, vs. [? Hill for Injunction and Relief. Curoiihc Enslerlin, el ill Creditors htid Distributees. Pursuant to nil order in 'his case nil persons hav ing demands against the Estate of EDW'D \V. B?H? TBRLIN, deoeused, will prove I bent before mc with in three mouths from this date, and any one indebt ed to the s*tine will'make payment. CommiS.?jnci'sOnice. t V. D. V. JAMISON. (M aitgeburg C. II.. S. C > Commissioner*.-. Aug I I. 1SI17. J Nil 3m In Equity* 6'RANG KBtllK! DISTRICT luo. F. Bonnet I, Admr of W. <!. W. Pou, vs. ; Bill for Tit.ffffu-t ion and Relief*-. F. It. \\. Drig'?iifattn n fid of bey, Creditors and Distributees. Pursuant to an order in this case, all personshav htg demands against the estate of W. (!. W. Pou, tlccenscd, will prove them before me within three mouths from this date, or they will lie debarred payment, and any one -indebted to the suuic will make payment. Commissioner's Office. > V. D. V. JAMISON. Orangeburg C. II. j- Commissioner. Aug 14. 1807 ) Nil com?:l In Equity, ORANG KB t'RG DI ST RTCT. T. W. G lea I on nnd Snrnli T. his wife, 1 Bill for ndm'r and ex'r of J.1 W. Tindnl, vs. J- lnjitiictiorf Juo. B. .Millions nnd others. J and Relief. PURSUANT t" nn order from Chancellor Johnson in this case, all persons hnvbig demands against tho "'state of J. W. Timhil, deceased, yvill. prove. I ho same before me within three 111011111!* from this dale, or they will be debarred payment, and anyone in debted to the same may appenr before mc for iho purpose of ascertaining the real value of their con tracts. Commissioner's Office,") V. D. V. JAM I SON. ' Ornngcburg C. H. > Commissioner! May 17. 1807, J . bine 21? X!T InttiH In Equity, ORANGKRUilG DIS%7liK'T. .lames I). C. Clcckley, ndm'r of 1 Bill of 1). W. (Jissendanner, vs. > Injunetioii. M. A. Uissciidunrier and others, j and Belief. I'UBSCANT tonn order, of Chancellor Johnson, in this case, all persons having demands against tho Estate of Davhi W. Oisscudnnncr, will prove tho same before me within four m'tilths from this date, or they will be debarred payment, and any one in debted to the same may appear before me and prove the real value nf their contracts. Commissioner's office. >> V. D. V. JAMISON. Ornngcburg C. H. J- Commissioner. February 20, 1807. ) ,. june 2*U Nil lnnril In Equity, ORANG KBURG DISTRICT. W. P. Phillips, ndm'r & O. /.. Phillips. \ Bill for ndm'x, vs. - lujiinciiou John B. Milbous. ) und Belief. PURSUANT to an order in this case, nil persons, having claims against the Estate of D. V. Phillips, deceased, will prove the same before me within three months from this date, and nil persons indebted to the same may come before me and prove the real value of their contracts, within the same time. Commissioner's Office, >j V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangebiirg C. II. V Commissioner. May 17, lSt'.7. J j?ne2y Nil lamS STATE OF SOUTH CAOLINA. I ,.??,.? Orangeburg District. ) Citation. By P. A. McMICITABL, Es.;., Ordinary. Whereas, V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in Equity, hath made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Sam uel G. Fair, deceased. These are therefore to cite ami admonish iiUtuub singular the kindred and Creditors of kkv said* Samuel 0. Fair, duccused, that Ibex V mul appear before me in the Court of Ordinary, tobe held nA' Orangeburg C. H., on the 2">th day of October, - next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock \n the? forenoon, to shew cause if any they have, whv the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this loth day of Soplember.' Anno Domini, 1807. P. A. Mc MIC HAL, sept U_fi?xi O. (). D. The State of South Carolina. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. In the Curt of C mmon Pleas, II. ID Jennings. Juo. T. Jennings, vs V, ,\, Wilcox scn, A. E. Tulmndgc, ATTACHMENT. TTTHEIIEA8 the Plaintiffs did on the 20th dny. V y of May file their declaration against tho De fendants, who (as it is said) nie absent from and, without tho limits of this State, and have neither wives nor attorneys known within the same, upon whom a copy of said declaration may be served:1 On motion of 11 lit sons & Lrgnrc. Plaintiffs Attorneys >i is ordered, that the mud Defendants do appear, and plead to the said declaration on ov before tho 22nd day of May. which will be in the year of our Lord. One Thousand Eight Hundred, and Sixiy-' eight, otherwise tinnl nnd nbsolulc judgment wilt then be given ami awarded against them. J. F. ROBINSON, . May '_'p, 1SC7. JJX iipi, | e'hnb C. C lfc