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[From *lio Charleston Mcrcurjr.] Shnll Negroes, and not Women, Vote? l^piUdibal (toclrinairs) 08 if Boeing, Mow illogical is their position, that nogrooseahall vote, wbilo women airo oxqludcd from tlvo bal lot laox, bavo been constrained to publish tbo following appeal: ,. ,., To^ljc' Voters of the United States : In'tbis boui-of national reconstruction, wc appeal to good men of all parties, to conven tior^i^ a^?ndihg Stato constitutions, to tbo legislature of every State, to apply the priuci pics''of tbo' Declaration of Independence to wo men, . ? ^Govornnionts dorivo tboir just powers from tbo consent of the governed.? The only foim of cousont recognized under a republic is suf frage. : Mero tacit aoquicsccnco is not consent. If it Word, ovory despotism might claim that its power is justly bold.. Suffrage is the right of every adult citizen, irrespective of sex or co^tfuf.' 1 W?i'nou; aro governed, tbercforo they are rightfully entitled to voto. Who problem of American statesmanship is, bow .tb incorporate in our institutions a guar antee of tbo right of every individual. The solution is easy. Base government on the con sent of the governed, and each class will pro tcot itself. B. B. Wade, U. S. Senator, Ohio. Wm. Spraguc, U. S. Senator, llhodo Island. James W. Nyc, U. S. Senator, Nevada. Samuel C Pomcroy, U. S. Senator, Kansas. E. Gr. Boss, U. S. Senator, Kansas. Sydney Clarke, U. S. Representative, Kansas. S. Gr. Crawford, Governor, Kansas. J. M. Broomall, U. S., Representative, Penn sylvania, Goorge W. Julian, U. S. Representative, Iu ! diai.a. II. D. Washburn, U. S. Representative, In diana. Oakcs Ames, U. S. Representative, Massachu sccts. J. M. Ashloy, U. S. Representative, Ohio. Wm. Louridgc, U. S. Representative, Iowa. R. E. Trowbridgc, U. S. Representative, Mich igan! John F. Briggs, ?. 3. Representative, Michi gan. Robert Collycr, Illinois. Wcm'dell Phillips, Massachusetts. /BaipuplJS. Sowall, Massachusetts. *fTi AVVIIiggiiison, Rhode Island. Go?. W. Curtis, New York. Henry Ward Bccchcr, New York. Gerritb Smith.,New York. "IGboodoro Tilton, New York. 'Calvin.IS.'fttonc, Connecticut. Dudley S. Gregory, New Jersey. Goo. T. Cobb, New Jersey. John Y. Fostor, New Jersey. James L. Hayes, New Jersey. Z. K. Pangborn, Now Jersey. Charles Robinson, Kansas. " Samuel N. Wood, Kansas. -AGRICULTURAL, &C. . Jixnerinienls in Feeding Cattle. Hu England everything eouncctcd with agri ?tikuro is experimented in, without regard to expense, in every possible way. Iu no coun try has the cultivation of the soil been carried to a higher state of perfection, or in which it is moro productive, and as an occupation, more lucrative, Wc always read with pleasure the results of fanning, and especially tbo many ex periments which arc tried there with a view to discover the most successful and profitable way of conducting the various operations on the farm. The following experiment in feeding cattle with cooked and with fenncntedfood, was lately tried upon ono of tbo largest estates. It will' be sccu that this experiment suggests the im portance pf great care and caution in feeding, before a decided opiouion is adopted in so nice ^fltid delicate a subject as the nutrition of ani mals, the health and Constitution of which is so"various. ?Four heifers were s leeted, as equal in all respects as possible : and six pigs were also selected, from the same family ; each lot was I divided by the selection, alternately, of an animal. All were weighed, and at the end of each week during lhc experiment each animal was weighed. In the first week of the experiment the fer mented food consumed was much less than the other, and the increase of tbo pigs in live weight is considerable more; and the heifers also seemed to have made rapid advances. The second week, however, changed the scene en tirely. Thosu on cooked food were making steady progess, while those on fermented food bad produced scarcely an increnso from the proceeding week. It was then observed that the bowel.- of the lot using fermented food had been confined, and had become free in the second. The apparent success iu the first week was the result of indigestion and accumu lations of undigested matter iu the intestines. The experiment continued for t welve weeks? those on cooked food thriving and increasing, fhetathors not. On slaughtering them, it was found that the intestines of the three fed on fermented food were full of worms?thus ac counting for their pot advancing. Thero was a difference iu tlio return of the lots of pigs, in favor of those foed on cooked food of XI 7 J}. Knowing as wo do that there is a considera ble difference of opinion among farmers upon this question, the above is submitted to their attention iu the hope that they will give us their own views upon the subject, which is one, they will all admit, worthy of considera tion.? Gerj)ia?tbieii Telegraph CHARLESTON CARDS. , i j ? j ' . TEMPLE OF FASniON! c.'it". JOHisrsoisr, Importer and Dealer In 'HATS, CAPS, FURS and UMBRELLAS, 269 King-Street, CHARLESTON, 8. C< 8opt28 8m ? O. MAD8EN, ,1>v!' dbalkr in All Kinds of Leaf Tobacco, and Manufacturer of Fine Havana and Domestic Scgars, No. 55 Society Street, One Door From King); CHARLESTON, 8. C. Samples Sent by Express. ,?' sept 21 ni 3 Zimmerman Davis, COTTON FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Adgcr's North Wharf, r??o?? I \ [ j v Consignments Respectfully Solicited, sept 21 m . i ? WM."WALT0N' SMITH, COTTON FACTOR ?AND? COMMISSION MERCHANT, Boycc & Co.'s Wharf. CHARLESTON, S. D. BS?"Prompt and personal attention given to the | snlc of Cotton. aug 24 mos G G. H. WALTER & CO., PAGTOBS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Adgcr's North Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C . -o Liberal Advances made on all Produce Con signed to their Care. QEO. lt. WALTOS, WM. J. M'CORMACK, E. It. WALTER, sept 21 m 3 ^SWELL REEDER, COTTON FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, ADGER'S NORTH WHARF, C II A R L E S T 0 3 . C . i-0 Consignments Rcspectfuliy Solicited, sept 21 m ? ? C. Ci.acu'R. A. Witte. CLACIUS & WITTE, NO. 80 EAST BAY, C II A R L E STO N, S. C, Commission Merchants, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Grocer its, Provisions, Bagging, pipe and Itiquorr, sept 14 * Cm "Burnham's Drug Store." I WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE Ejfeattcntion of my friends and those of 1113* \jgp j father to the large stock of Drugs, Perfuiu ???*?l cry, Dye Stuffs and Patent Medicines, which will bo sold low for cash, such as Quinine, Opium, Lobelia, Burnhums Godfreys Cor dial and Balsam Turlington, &c, &C.\ cither whole sale or ret nil. Call and examine my Stock, as it is 110 (rouble to show my Goods. Country orders filled with' the same dispatch as before the war. E. S. BURNflAM, No. 421 King Street, near Calhoun-St., Sijjn Red Mortar, scjit 21?3m Charleston,-S. C. WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND . SHIPPING AGENTS. TT7TLL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, YV sale and shipment to Foreign and Do mestic Ports,, of Cotton, Rico, Lumber and Nav al Stores. ATLANTIC WHARF, CT-IAJ^Tr,ST03Sr, s. c. E. WILLIS. ALEX. R. CHISOLM. feb 23 1 y CHARLESTON HOUSE. STOLL, WEBB & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. All Goods are selected specially for our SOUTHERN TRADE. AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 287 KING STREET, Three doors below Wontworlh, CHARLESTON, S. C. Terms Cash, or City Acceptance. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. II. C. Stoi.i,. O1IARLR8 Wkiih. II. C. Walker. fob 23 c tf Charleston Hotel, CHARLESTON, S. 0, tTHlS POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN HOTEL still oilers its unrivalled accommoda tions to the Travelling Public ; audits past prestigo will he sustained in every particular. The surviving Proprietor will be happy to do all in his power for the comfort of his guests. GEORfltf 0 MIX KM. ?my 17 ? it CHARLESTON CARDS. IRON TIEST ~ AT R E DUCED P R I C ES. JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF Beard's Patent Slot Tie, AND Beard's Patent Imjwovcd BxtcJcle Tie WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT GREATLY RE duccd prices und on liberal terms. Dealers supplied At a heavy dlsco?nV '5 IS ? CEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., Charleston, S. C. pet 6??t Factors. J. A. Quackenbush9 120 EAST BAY, C H A R L E S T O N , S . 0 . WHOLESALE GROCER, AND Commission Merchant, " DEALER IN Sugar, Teas, Bacon, Lard, Fish and Salt, etc. sept 14 m G ii. blsciioff. c. wulhern. Henry Bisclioff &,Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS .... . * AND DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, No. 197 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S . C . sept 14 in 0' SAM'L R. MARSHALL, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN English and American HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AND Agricultural Implements, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN GUN, 310 King Street, 3d Door Below Society, CHARLESTON, S. C. ecpt M * 8m Wagener, Heath & Monsees, PLANTATION AND FAMILY QROCE'RS, WHOLESALE U*V RETAIL. Ham, Bacon, SJtonlders, Port, Flour, Sugar, Coflfco, Ton, tie. etc., WINES, LIQUORS, SEGABS AND T o i; a C c o Nix. 1(53 ami 105 East Bay, <"/?. Quveii-iirert. CHARLESTON, S. C. ?ggT' All Orders Promptly Attended lo"?a sept 14 in t> H. L. Jeffers & Co,, FACTOID AND Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THF. SALE of Cotton ami other Produce. Orders for sup plies careful1)' attended to. Refer to Captain John A. Hamilton, lt. ft. Stone. Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Win. C. Whetstone, St. Mat thews. apl l> If S, Thomas, Jh., Wsi. S. Lannkai*., William 6. Whilclen & Co. FORMERLY OF HAYDEN & WHILDEN, nr.Ai.Ena in WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, C"0ClC ERY, CHINA, CLASS WARE, AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES. Old Gold and Silver ]iitvchased. Watches and tfeicelri/ Repaired, 22") King-St.. Corner of Hcaufain, .1 T WHOLESALE 11 IIA YXE STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. fob 28 c l v Demorest's Monthly Magazine. UNIVERSALLY acknowledged the Model parlor Magazine of America; devoted to Original Stories, Poems, Sketches, Architecture and Model Cottages, Household Matters, Gems of Thought, Personal and Literary Gossip (Including special de partments on Fashions), Instructions on Health, Gymnastic, Equestrian Exercises, Music, Amuse ments, etc.; nil by the host authors, and profusely and artistically ..illustrated with costly r'ngrnvings (full size), useful ami reliable Patterns, Kmhroidc ries, Jewelry, and a constant succession of artistic novelties, with other useful and entertaining litera ture. No person of refinement, economical housewife, or holy of taster, can nil or d to do without the Mod ern monthly. Single copies ill) cents; back num bers, as specimens, 10 cents; either mailed free. Yearly, ??, with ?. valuable premium : Iwn conies $6.50 ; three copies, $7.fit); five copies, $12, and splendid premiums for clubs at ?l! each, with the first premiums to each subscriber. Address W. JENNINGS DEMOItEST, No. 478, Broadway New York. Demorest's Monthly and \ ang America, together, $4, with the premiums for each. out 12 d tf T710R THE LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTION I. of Papier Mache, nnd Silver Ware ever olfcrcd in this market, suitable for PRESENTS for all occa sions, call at ICKER I EL & KOIIN'S. fob 23 y lo Cotton Gin for Sale, A40 SAW COTTON GIN, IN GOOD ORDER, having been very little used. The only ob ject in Helling is in order to procure one of larger size, and for ii" fault. Apply at ilii* i)ili.-c -ept 1 I If THE OLD STAND, "Quick Sales and Small Profits." JOHN D. STOCKER p CO., CORNER STORE, R?SSELL-STUEKT AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! -to: THE SURSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO Tnfi CITIZENS OF OltANOEBUltG Dis trict thiit they have Received ami now opened ft. Now and Fresh supply of Family Groceries consist' ing of No. 1 MACKEREL in Kilts and Rids, No. 1 SALMON, OYSTERS in 1 and 2 lb Cans, TOMATOES in 2 and ft lb onus New York Fulton Market REEF, by the 1 bid or lb. The above arc new. and fresh ?)ut up this Full. Hamily Soap at 10 and 15c. per lb, also Bacon, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Lard nnd lluttoi. We have n fine assortment of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, and Scgars. Wo beg to call the atten tion of the Smokers of Orangeburg District to our KILL1CKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO and our 6c. SUGARS, which we feel contident ure superior to any in the Village at that price. DE Y GOODS A good article of KENTUCKY JEANS (slightly domngod) Fieces of I hilf Wool Fancy CASSIMERES - Pieces of All Wool NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMERES (for euits) Pieces of FEINTED SATINET. Pieces .'1-1 Brown SHIRTING. Pieces 8-1 Brown SHIRTING (Granit cvillo). Ficces 4-4 Bicachcd SHIRTING a good article Pieces 1-1 Graniteville Drown SHIRTING, Drown DRILLS and OSNABURGS LOW FOR CASH OR BAUTEIL 25c. per yar^ GOc per yurd 75c per yard 45c per yurd 10c per yarn 12io per yard 20u per yard nmy 11 JOHN I). STOCKEI! & CO. ?1 jMK^!-.^_ IWOULD BESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF OBANGEBURG AX*4 THE ADJOINING Districts that I am still at my Old Stand, ready to do any work in my lino ai the Shortest Notice. I have on hand several New and Second hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, also twn WAGONS, one ?I Horse and one j. I have established a ALSO? LUMBER YARD and will keep constantly on hand BOABDS, SCANTLING, v^c. of all kinds usually in demand, nnd chii till all Ord< ra with Despatch. My Cotton Gins and Frcfcn are in perfect order, and ready to GIN on TOLL for all tliosc who un v favor me with their Cotton the coming Season. 1 am Agent for Dillon's Universal Cotton Tic AND IRON HOOP FOR BALING COTTON. Iron Hoops for Baling Cotton being largely in m ? in the South, and bei ne; sold much cht-nm r :" Bone, the propriety of using I hem in place of Bopi?. i- brought i-> ilu- at lent ion oi I lie Fliuitcis. Tin s. Ties are great Preserver- of Cotton, when baled, from Fire. Every TL- i.- perfect, and remly for imme diate Use. 1 will keep constantly on hand a lot of the Universal Tic and Iron Hoop, which I will ?dl til Charles ton 'n'iccs?Iii cents, expenses added. A s:..""')lv-' ?r ,Ik" "hove Tie can be seen at this Office, where it may be compared to the Arrow Tie. "era' us then en* umt5l: ,ur themselves, which they prefer. IL/VinMlsr RIGGS. aug 24 0 ly +"H??M?"M?'++*! 4?4-t?"t +>"f+?++4+ J*+"t*++" t T or I'.VBIIV DKSCItll'TIO.V, + AT + ! M RS. M. E. Ii A L L'S, + + i Due Door Wt?l Female Seminary, i + Oil A NO J51JU JIG, 8. C. I 4--H--+ + -}?-!?: + -t-r?++?4+ -I fc-< ? OS DD H <j H 2 h O L tr1 o ? Q ? Cfo STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 2:5. 25 if- 'J7 JiriMuhcin/, A". J*. Opposite Howling Green. ON T 11 K F. URO l' I! A N P LA N. fTl'lIB STEVENS HOUSE is well ami widely known !j to ihf travelling public. The locution is es pecially suitable lo mcrcliants and business men; ii is in close proximity tthe business pnri <>1* the city?is on tlio highway of Southern and Western t ravel?and adjacent lo nil the principal It nil road and Steamboat depots. The STEVENS HOUSE hits liberal ncconuiiodit (ion for over !100 guests?it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the com fort for its inmates. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated?provided with gris and water?the attendance is prompt and respectful?and the table is generously provided with every delicacy of the season?at moderate rates. The rooms having been refurnished and remodel cd, we are enabled to otfer extra facilities for ihi com fori and pleasure of our guests. OEO. K. CHASE & CO., junc 1??on Proprietors. SACKS FRESH OKOROIA FLOCK, jus recoi ved, of the bosl ipiality. and Tcrty eben| Mi N \ M UtA'S. Ich 2!! I tuk ::oi'ti;ki;>' r avouite ! Jjurko's Weekly VOW hoys and glut* -:o: Brilliantly Illustrated und Eb-tjmtly Printed. -:o: NOW l?'HLtXIMXt! MAROONF.IUS ISLAND, or Dr. Onrd.ni in Search ??f his Children: a sequel ii> tin1 l,Youug Maroon crs.v b.v Itev. F. K. tiouhling. JACK DOHKLL, or, a Hoy's Adventures in Texas. A (dory of llio Texan War of Independence. l>y one of Fannin's men. Pronounced by tlie Southern Press "C'Hial to the best of Maync Kohl's Stories." THUMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 per year in advance: three copies $5.00; five copies $S.0<); ten copies $lf>.G0 and twenty-one copies $30.00. Sample copies sent on application. Clergy men and Teachers furnished at $1.50 per annum. sept 28 5 tf "The Cliurcli or in? S^angers,!" n E W Y 0 It K, REV. DR. DEEMS, Pastor. STRANGERS VISITING NEW YORK AHE RE speet fully in formed that a congregation, com posed of Christians of different Protestant denomi nations, has been organized under the Pastoral charge of the Kov. Charles F. Deems, D. D., The service is held morning ami night in the Large Chapel id" the University, two blocks west of the New York Hotel. The Pastor's residence and post office address is 221 West :tlth Street. Strangers in the city, who arc sick or in distress, may freely call upon Dr. Deems for pastoral service. When any member of any Church comes to New York to engage in business, let hiin call promptly on the Pastor of tin- Church of the strangers. Espe cially le! I his be done in the case ofyoungincn who will have a cordial welcome. June 15 g tf Wofford College, CIPARTANEURfl C. II., SOUTH CAROLINA. The First Session of I he Fourteenth Collegia) r Year begins on the lsl October, 18(57. The course of study remains unchanged, but tho Faculty now adniit irregular students or such as wish to pursue puilicnlar studies only. The Preparatory School, under the immediate supervision of the Faculty, opens at tho same time. Tuition per Year including contingent fee - $01 00 I'.oar>l per month about.12 00 Kills payable in advance in specie or its equiva lent in currency. Tho Divinity School also opens at (he same time under the supervision of Roy. A. M. Shipp. D. D.. Rev. Whitcfoord Smith, D. 1)., and Rev. A. II. Les ter, A. M. For further pavlionlnrs address A. M. SHUT, President. nag 24 $ tf JUST UKCKIVKT) HtOM 'VUM X'V Country Utty Sack-; Xcw Extra Family Fl,OF 11. Por s?nta very cheap at kzkk1f.1, ,v KOHX'S. LEGAL NOTICES, ,:??'"" -__-j-_-^ '?')?; ? ? Commissioner's Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, _ ? i, i ? ? Orangehuro District. Hi Foglcr nnd It. P. Foglcr, ) : ' i t"< ( j?#T vs. I } .1 D. G. C!=y^u, et. al. j ;/ y ^ PurBiuint to the order in Ulis cusp made 28th September, 1807, I will sell oh the 4th November next, at the Court House, for one hair cash, .'the-j balance on a credit of ono year, secured by with interest from date, payable annually, so fttqr&(> us any part of tho debt is unpaid, and a mortgage of the property. Purchasers paying for papery and stamps. , u ? t All that Tract of Land belonging to Wm,' Pogler,'" '* deceased, containing 5532 acres more or less,, situate,V5* on the Two i.hop Road, in this District, and hound* ? v^ eil by lands of Richard Evuns and Mrs. liradham. ? : ALSO, ' ' ' - A?.?*? Peter E. Gibson, ^ Bill to " *V*?A vs. I Forcclose^Mortgage;^-~-" ???? Lucinda Ash. , J February Sittings, I>y virtue of a decretal order in the above case to* me directed by Chancellor Johnson, i will sell ati '" 1'ublie, Auction, on tho. Salcdny of Novcmbcr'pcit,, (being *the fourth NovombciV lSflTy)' blft?r#Vtl? Court House at Orangcburg, all that Tract ~ Parqcl of Land in tho District of Orangcburg,* bounded by binds of Gideon Bl?m,' ; WuDUpFW??24 n kins, Joseph (.'arten, und John r.-Milhnim- contain- < ing one hundred and forty-five acres, more or less. Terms?Cash in gold. Purchasers to Jjot fotpa- g pcrs'and revenue stamps. - llllij rtJtljTii ALSO. V* D. V. Jamison, Coni'r. ) . Rill to vs. 1 Foreclose'1' ,r'JC Jno. D. Inabinet. J Mo r^,g age..y{ At the same time und place five hundred acme (000) more or less on Hall's Rranch, bounded by lands of S. E. Moorcr, S. G. Fair, estate of F. J.iji^,.'. Fehler, L. E. D. Dow man, and J. D. Inabinet. Terms?Cash enough to pay costs nnd expense* of suit, balance on 1st day of Januury A. D. 18GH, , secured by bond, with personal security nnd'mdrt-'t; gage of premises to secure the payment of the pur. clnisc money. Purchasers to p7.y tor paper* iiti'uY revenue stamps. ALSO , . ,., ( ? Ben. F. Simmons, "l Rill to vs. V Foreclose John HuiTmnn. J Mortgage. At same time and place, two hundred and nuvcrr ty-two acres more Or'less, in the district nnd Stnto. ,? aforesaid, on waters of Hull Swamp, hounded by land;- of .1. M. Hurley, W, Hooker, Henry Gissen-' ? dunner and George Livingston. T( rhis?One half cash, and balance on a credit of cm year, secured by bond with interest Ironi dato:' and mortgage of the hind. Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stumps. Purchaser failing to COlliply with terms Of sale, the Commissioner will fell the said hinds nt the sale day next succeeding at the risk of former purchaser. ,. j t Cotnmissicner'p Cilice, j V. D. V. JAMISON. '" ' Oinngeburg C. iL. > Commissioner. Oct. 2, \y.7. j oel "? td IN EQUITY'/ j o;L'.:;i;i:cuiu; district.. Lewis A. 7.cig:cr, Es'r 1 Rill for . . ; vs. 1 Injunction V'esb y HoilFor ct nl and :[ Creditor* and Devisees. j Relief. It r.ppcnr.ing to my sntirfactten, that Levr'in llotnv j er and Mitry llouser his wii'ti lUUndniitr in IbifV. I case, arc absent from :.u>l reside without the limits j oi' t!.:s State, -:i miniou'iif Messrs. ITiiisonn & \a' ?oyCj t' tupl.dltt t:ts Solu ltoi?, it is ordered Hint .mid tiefen?? ..' : ?-?:vc! i '.'/ ;?? p.-nr plead, answer or demoi 1'Viiic co.. 4' " nta mid bill within forty t days finm the i? 'tion of th|; e: .I'.-r, or an order pro eonfisro w:Uhb en. ""d against them. Commtesionor'sOffice, ) V- I). V. JAM I SOX. Oriin^eburg (V-fl., I Conuui.-sioiur. jiin.v2l/lS07. J ?? ?' P? pt X? 4l)d IN EQUITY, 0IX A NG1-31' R G m STR1 CT, Howard A. Foglc and htbecca F. Fogle'.'V ' David J. Chiyton nnd others. J Pnrsr.r.ni lo c.r. i rder in iliif ense. nil persons hav? ing claims rtgaiusi ; he F.-tate of William Foglc und Russin Fugle, dec., will present nnd prove I hem before, nil '"d nil "pi trcris indil.ted to the same will make ? ? nicttt "Uliin thvee months fiom this date. C. 'mmisJc-nerV Office, ") V. D. V. JAMISON. Orangeburg. C i . Coniwissioner, Sept. .10, 1P07. J oct ??8111 xii In Equity, ORANGITRURG UTS'JTtiCT. ! A. Miulniy, inlm'r of G. C. Mackay,") Pill for . vs. v Injunction W. F. Unison. Trustee, et. al. j and Relief;. In pursuance of an order in this case from Cban ccller .Johnson, all persons having claims against the P.gtntc of George C. Mackay, ilcceaseil, tire ro quired to present and prove the same before nie at Orangcburg C. II., within three months from this date. Commissioner's Otlicc, \ V. D. V. JAMISON, Aug. 2'.', 1807. / Commissioner, nng ?I X? J ' td In Equity, . ? orANGT5BUR? DISTRICT,, t . A. 0. ^oHfsri Adnir Esiato of Edward W. ;>l?tlfn? va j. p,,*' ror Injunction and Relief. ' -?Tin, ct al Caroline Easiv- ? ,?c Creditors and Distribiu... ., < w ?arsons hnr-' Pursuant to an order in this case An r " ^..\S ihg demands against the Estate of EDW'D Wim TEH LIN, deceased, will prove them before me with in three months from this date, and any ono indebt ed to the same will make payment. Commissioner's Office, ^ V. D. V. JAMISON, OrangcburgC. II., S. ('., V ComuuBsionci'. Aug 11. 18C7._j_Nil_8m In Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. Jno. F. Ronnctt, Admr of W. G. W. Pun, vs. J pill for Injunction nnd Relief. F. 11. W. Rriggninhn and others, Creditors and Distributees. Pursuant to an order in this case, nil persons hnv ing demands against the estate of W. G. W. Pou, deceased, will prove them before me within three months from this date, or they will be debarred payment, and any one indebted to the same will make payment. Commissioner s Office, 1 V. I). V. JAMISON, Commissioner. Nil vom?8 .- i??>. Commissioner's Office, "J Orangcburg C. II. j A?g 14, 1807 j STATE OF SOUTH CA?LINA. 1 Orongobtirg District. \ Citation. F.y P. A. McMICHAEL, Esq., Ordinary. Whereas, V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner ire Rquity, hath made suit to me to grant him Letters' of Administration of tho Estate : ml effects of Sam-' uel (i. Fair, deceased; These are therefore to cite and ndmoniHh all nndf singular the kindred and Creditors of the saitf Samuel 0. Fair, (LfcOnfted, that they ho nnd appear" before me. in tho Court of Ordinary, to he held att Orangeburg C. If., on tho 2t>fft dtiy of October, next alter publication hereof, At 11 o'clock in tho' forenoon, to shew cnilSO if any they have, why tho1 said Administration should not be granted. . <iven under tnv h ind this I8tll day of SojUenibcr* Anno Domini, 1S?7. P. A. McMlCIIAL, sept 11?ti-xi 0. O. D.