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CH?Mi?i?N cards; cosoitssson mekcie akt, BOYCE & CO.'? (WJ^ARFi CHARLESTON, S. C. REFERENCES: Hon: QEO. A. TUEN HOLM; ANDREW 81-I MONDS. President 1st National Bank, Charleston, E.'S.SJOLMES; President s. C. Mining and' Manu facturing Company. dedtt?ivi * 2m ?V.?ii ??<? rJ2Q(EAST, ray, , ... C|? A.-,'Rii*Vfi>.T!p.N.l.-B.v C WHOLESALE. GROCER, '"?!. ; ; if: and ?. '?inl]?,,t?i'.h id. nu .v.-: i: ? ? f.:.... Gossmission Merchant, DEALER JN i;. Sugar, Teas, Bacon, Lard, Fish and Salt, etc. Mpttfct-nt-.iy,?. ? m .... Qul - , ..?'fette'raj'j i-.i >i !? ? . ? ?....?__? H. RIBCUOFF. C. WULBERN. iii?h ?' '?_-:-M limits^w^M, k Co-> WHOLESALE GROCERS '? Int." .M .? ' , .... . ? AND DEALERB IN Wi^fES; LICjUORS, SEGARS, &c, No. 197 East Ray, CHARLESTON, 8. C. ?opt 14 m - ifl .;br ??:-'-?? ?AML; R MARSHALL, ?r* l?rt?pRTER AND DEALER IN jv'u i t *.-. i \ K: ur.: i i i j i. . > English and American :H ARD WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AND - AgricultRTal Implements, 8IGN OF THE GOLDEN GUN, 310;-King Street; 3d Door Below Society, .f r ? CHARLESTON, S. C. * * 8m ner, Heath & Monsees, PLANTATION. AND FAMILY G&CERS, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ham, Bacon, Shoulders, Pork, Bcof, Flour, Sugar,'Coffee, Tea, etc.-, etc./ WINES; LICJUORS, SEGARS AND p ^'tC 'f.Oll A ceo ( Nosl 1?3 Arid Jbb' East Bay, cor. Queen-street. .? t..., CHARLESTON, S. 0. '^^ftA^ Orders Promptly' Attended to^t?fl acptl^i. m G S, Thomas, Jh., W.m. 8. Lannkau., William-^ Whilden & Co. . j:. formerly op * liAYDEN & whilden, wai^j^isV^BWEt^tVdlX'ver ware, crock > jtjfaj; cniNA; GLAss ware, and T H0?SE .furnishing ' ??' ? articles. Old-Gold, and Silver puTqltascd. Waleitet and Jewelry Repaired. 225 King-St.', Corner of Bcaufain, AT WHOLESALE 11 JIAYNE STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. feb28 . e ly WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ?tfjteJtV'. d.i .-;..<; '.tt J:; : SHIPPING AGENTS. "YTETILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, ? yy "sitlo n'nd shipment to Foreign and Do mes^'f: Ports,' of Coiton, Rico, Lumber and Nay; alS^cs,' . '?Vr"'- ATLANTIC WHARF, CIIAHLESTO^ 8. C. e. WILMB. alex. R. chisolm. "IMl^TON HOUSST no i?y# I-'.f} mod ,? . 's3.-a.-j i i I ., (-r-:o:-r- ; . , WEBB & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ?f GOODS. All Goods ore scleotod specially for our - SOUTHERN TRADE. AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 287 KING street, Thrco doors below Wentworth, . , . CHARLESTON, S. C. Terms: Cash,-or City Acceptance. Ajr;tif)RDER8 PROMPTLY ATTENDED to. If. L\ Stoi.l. CtiAniKs Wkdu. H, C. Walkku. f^b'2R o tf % ?. Jeffers & Co., FACTORS .. : ? ? AND ; ? ;,. 'C?nimi?sion Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. ?PEttlAD AftENf !t?N' GIVEN TO THE SALE , of Cotton an<l other Produce Ordors for Bup ;s cnrofully.ntt.ended to. ?' Refer; to'.Coptain John A. Hamilton, R. G. Stone, Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Wm. C. Wholstono, St. Mat thews. :? *pl.. - . .fi ? CHARLESTON CAfiBS,r '"* TEMPLE OF FASHION: el H. JOHNSON, Importer and Dealer In HATS, CAPS, FU11S and UMBRELLAS, | 209 King-Street, CHARLESTON, S. C.' . sept 28*?? I ' IVJ x 8m -| ';*" . C, MA^S^ ? I nRALKR in All Kinds of Leaf Tobacco, and Manufacturer of Fine Havana and Domcslio Scgars, No. 55 Society Street, - One- Door From King, C II A R L E 3 T ?,Ni'. S . C. -:0-X-L ?. . Samples Sent by Express. j sept 21 m . ' 3. -M?- ., j i :. * * t-!? Zimmemian Davis, COTTON FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Adgcr's North AVJiarfK ?? i(; 5 Consignments Respectfully" Solioltod. sopt 21 m 3 "WM. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOB ?AND? COMMISSION MERCHANT, Boyce d> Co.'s WJiaff._ r CHARLESTON, S, D. B?f Prompt and personal attention given to the sale of Cotton. . niig 24 ' ?? ,*}'> mos ' 0 G. H. WALTER & CO., FACTORS AND. r . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, A dyer's Xortli Wharf CHARLES T?N, S.. 0. Liberal Advances made on all Produco Con signed to their Card. oeo. ii. Vt'altek, ' ? ' wm. j. m cormaok, e. n. walter, sept 21 iii _3 ~0SWELL REEDErT" COTTON FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, ADGER'S NORTH WHARF, CHARLESTON', S . C . :. -o-=? Consignments Respectfully. Solicited, sept 21 .m 3 sc ' C. Ceaoiub. A. WlTTB. CLACI?S & WITTE, NO.fo FAST BAY, C II A RLE S T O N, S: C, Commission Merchants, .. AND WHOLESALE.DEALERS IN ' Groceries, Provisions, Bagging, Il-.pc aiul Liquors. sept 14 * Cm 1808.?SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. The BEST PAPER in the WORLD, Pub?Hkcd for nenrly a Quarter of a Century. This SPLENDID NEWSPAPER, greatly enlarged and improved, is one of the most reliable useful and interesting journals ever Published. Every num ber is Beautifully Printed and Elegantly Illustrated with several Original EngravingB, vepresenting-Ncw Inventions, Novelties in Mechnnics, Agriculture, Chemistry, Photography, Manufactures, Engineer ing, Science and Art. 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BQy-The Publishers of Scientific American, in connection with tho publication of the Paper, have ncted as Solicitors of Patents for twenty-two years. Thirty Thousand Applications for Patents havo been made through their Agency. More thnn One Hun dred Thousand lhyoulbrs have sought tho counsel of tho Scientific American concerning their inventions. Consultations and advice to Inventors, by mail, free. Pamphlets concerning Patent Laws of all Countries, free #Q5r- A HANDSOME BOUND VOLUME, contain ing 150 Mechanical Engravings, and the United States Census by Counties, with Hints and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt of 25c. dec 21 9 tf FOR SALE. OEANGE1JURG?IN THE COMMON PLEAS. II. Bischotr & Co. j vs. !? Attachment. Bailey & Brother, j By virtue of an order from his Honor Judge (Hover in this case, I will sell on tho pr omisos of j Bailey & Brother, in the Fork of Kdisto, in this Dis trict, the property of tho said Bailey & Brother, de fendant.*, attached at the suit of tho Plaintiffs, con sisting of Household Furniture, contents of Store, Seed Cotton, Stock and other articles, to tho highest bidder on Tuesdny, tho 7th day of January next, dur ing tho legal hours. J. W. H. DUKES, Deo. 1?, 18U7. S. 0. D. dec 21 td To Rent T^OR ONE YEAR, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN jP January, at the Court House, to highest bid der. Plantation 3 miles below Ornngeburg. Plantation on Snake Swamp, known us tho "Rows Place." Plantation in Fork of Edisto. House and Lot of 10 acres, known as tho "Rowc Place." ' 11 House and Lot near Railroad, occupied IhsI year by Mr. Moseloy. For conditions of Renting and other particulars! incjuiro of She rill Dukes, my authorized Agent. uovoO?til ' p. Fj simmons CARDS. um *T IZLAR ifc i>IBBSB, ' Attorneys and So.licitor?. Will Practice in Courts of the Statu, and also of the.United States, especially in the Courts of J BANKRUPTCY. ?IliAilNrGrBBTJiBGr, 0t C. JAMES, F. IZLAB. SAMUEL DIDDLE. W. "W\ XjICGr7V!REly. Attorney nt Law aliift Solicitor Itr EQUITY, : . Office ioj^ublio, Buildings, COURT HOUSE SQUARE. ORANGEBUBO C, IL, So, Ca. dto7 ~ ' "? " ly [ WATCn MAKER " AND JEWEI/LETl* ) Work?Vca^i^Iftpaircd and ^1/ I ^waIbIntId,'* ' RUSSELL STREET. (OPPOSITE CORNELSOtf, KRAMER & CO.), . sopt28 J I j o "j ly I BULL & SCOVILL, A AGENTS FOR THE j : Equitable Lifq Ju/mraneo Company , OF NFW YORK, TOLIC1ES NON-FORFEITABLE, Dividend Declared Annually to Policy Holder* fob 23 - N ? td' MURRAY ROBINSON, Sr? AUCTIONEER. j . I OFFICE AT ROBINSON ? 00., Russell-Street, Orangcburg, S. C. dec 21 ;" ' ..' i X. . 'f'i I 8m' FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! INSURE YOUR XIFE AND t . P R O P E MY, Cornelson, Kramer & Co., ARE AGENTS FOR JEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE . COMPANY. Chartered Capital ?2:)0;000. JAMES' RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered Capital SI ,500*000. Piedmont Ilcul -Estate Insurance I COMPANY, FOR LIFE ONLY. . ] Chartered Capital ?1,000,000. ALL SOUTHERN COMPANIES. H .oct 25 "ty??' I The:.Cotton Tax.H npiIE UNDERSIGNED IIAS BEEN APPOINTED j j an Agent of Horche! V. Johnson & Co., of Georgia, a Company formed lor the purpose of re covering the Taxes already paid, and wlr-h may. hereafter bo paid on Cotton. Thoso who t .tve sold Cotton since the war would do woli to call upon me and present their claims AT ONCE, n? the first pre sented may have precedence over others. No ox pe'nsc will be incurred by claimants. Any information wanted - may be obtained upon application to W. W. I. KG A RE, Attorney and Solicitor. | jQggF-'Ofllco in Public Buildings, Court House square. nov 1m ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.?Will be sold, by permission of P. A. Mi'MlOHAEL, Esq., Ordinary, at the resilience of Dr. Jno. 11. Pooser, on the Uth day af January, all the personal property of b. Boclo'y, deceased, consisting in pn' of small lot* of Corn' Fodder, Peas, Rice and other articles. Conditions cash. All persons indebted to the said E.-trtc will make payment as well as to present their demands against the same to V. D. V. .JAMISON, dec 21?Id Commissioner and Adm'r. FOR SALE.?The Two PLANTA TIONS forming a part of the KEITT ESTAT E and known as "DARBY'' and "KENNERLY"placet! will be sold, together with I he Mules und farming tools. ? For terms apply to S; 8. KEITT, Caro of William Mhldleton, Esq., dco21?tf . - Charleston, S..C. !rp? BVILDFRS AN? CONTRAC I TORS.?Estimates to repair ?iio Old College Building will bo received nnt'.l the 1st day of Janu ary next. Contractors desiring to dxnmiuc the < lilding will confer with the subscriber on ihe premises, to whom all proposals will be addressed. Rev. STILES MELLICHAMP, dec 21?2t Orangeburg, S. C.' In Equity. ?RANG EBUR?r DISTRICT. Joseph Fickling, Adm'r. ct. nl. I Bill .for'Acconut vs. J- Marshaling Assets Mary R. Tyler ct. nl. J Injunction & Relief It appearing to my satisfaction that Joshua Tyler, one of the Defendants in Iho above case, is absent from and resides beyond the limits of this State, on motion of Mcssas. Izlar & Dibble, complainant's Solicitors, it \h ordered; That the defendant, Josh ua Tyler, do appear, plead, answer, or demur to the complainants said hill within the tiiuo proscribed by law, or an order pro ooufesso will be taken against him. Commissioner's Office, "j V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg, S. ('., t Commissioner. Dec. 19.1807. J dec 21 3 m Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!! NOW IS YOUR TIME. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE i respect fully to inform tho citizens of ?iOrangohnrg and surrounding Country, t vhut lie is now prepared (o furnish them with STOVES, (both Cook and Heating,) from the best Foundry in the V. S., and will guarantee to any pel r'i who may buy a Stove from him, pet feet and entire satisfaction, provided Iho Stoves are put up and used According to his directions. Having been in Hie Tin and Stove business for 17 years he thinks ought to be a sufficient inducement for his friends to call nnd examine his Stock before pur chasing ols6whcre. Call and see for yourselves. N. B.?A large Stock of Tin Ware kept constant ly on hand, manufactured by himself, for sale by tho wholesale and retail. W. WILLCOCRV nov 10 m 8 TO RENT-On Snlcany I?? Jnnuh ry next, tho Lands' o'f tho Estate* of Iii E. Oooncr, will be rented, at Oran^ebnrgC. II., for the year 1HC8. Conditions made known on Saleday. ?J D CLEGKLEY, Executor. ?' ?l*r 21 . v * . : ?t. By virtue of, decretal orders to mo directed by P. A. Motyiontf?l, Rah^prdinnry; a will ?eil on the 1st 1 Monday ih-Juuuory next: "dThat portion. <5f Mho.- Kfjtate ,.lauds, oC.-Wm. .C. Mctts, known as Polk Swamp Bay, containing seven hundred . and ojghty-two acres, , be sohl, by [hfl I Sheriff of OrKngeWglMstrlct, on the first Monday in January next, or on such .other -Salcduy as will be more ndvnntngcoim for the parties in interest, on e? credit of twolvo months,- (except ?usb enough to pay oxpenBOf/). tli? purohnser. giving: bond, with, giod-'ecourity; and-o: mortgage of, Hio. .promises, if J deemed necessary, to tho Ordinary for the payment of' thepurchase money.,,.. . . ., also By virtue of surtdry writs of fi. fa., to me directed, I will sell .to the highest bidder, at Orangcburg Co?rt House, on the first Monday in January next, for cash the following property viz : One Wagon, levied on' ns the property of H. If. Ifydrick at the suit'of Jesse >N. Huiglcr, Adra'r. j One House and Lot containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less, levied on ? ob tho property of J. C. R?wo, at the suit of Emanuel Ezckiel & Theodore Kohn. ? v \ i > ? ? One Tract of Land containing four hundred and u\xty-threo acres, more or less, ona Mule.and two Horses. . Also, on Tuesday following, will nc. sold on the. plantation of C, It. I rick, a lot of Fodder, a' lot of Corn, Peas, Potatoes and Rico, one Buggy two'Wagons,- levied on.ntt the property-.of Charles R. Irjok* at thersuit of-Ezekiel & R?hn. ; 2. One Tract of Land containing twelve acres, more or Icbh,. levied on as the property of David Jamison, at the suit of the State for taxes. 3. Ono Tract of Lund containing two hundred acres, more Or less, adjoining lands of Antlcy and others, Jovicd on ns*tT7e property of Jesse Sandford, Jr.'b estate, at the suit of the State fortaxes. 4. On? 'Tract of Land containing two thousand acres, more or less, levied on as tho property of | Huffman and children, at tho suit of the Stute for taxes. r>. One Tract of Land, levied on ns the property of S..A. Inabincl's estate, at the suit of the State for (taxes. . . *' G. One Tract of Land, levied on ns the propcriy of Absalom Inabiuct, at the suit of the State for 7. One Tiuct of'Land, levied on as the property of Mrs. A. M. Inabinet, at the suit of the State for tuxes. 8. One Tract of Land containing eight hundred acses, more or less, levied on as the property of A. B. Chcstliolm, at the suit of the State for tux s. 10. One Tract of Land containing two hundred acres, moro or less, levied- on as the properly of Samuel Leo, at the Milt of the State for taxes. 11. One Tract of land containing fifty acres, moro or less, levicll on as the properly of John Pearson! at the suit of the State'for taxes. 12. One Tract of Lund containing six linn b ed acres, more or less, levied on ns the property of D. L. Itronson, at the suit of the State fortaxes. 11. One Truct of Land containing ninety acres more or lesv?, levied on :is the property of Mrs. Turn pit Foglc, at Jhe suit of the Stute fortaxes. 14. One Tract of Land containing one hundred rindptghty acres, more or less, levied on ns'tho pro perry of John Martin's estate, at tho suit of the Slate for taxes. 15. One'Truct of Land containing threo hundred aiid fifty acres, more or less, levied on as the pro perty of S. B. Sawyer, at the suit of the State for j ?.jnxea. ?t. v?nO,Tract of Land containing three hundred, njid fifty acres, more -or less, levied.on as the pro perty of C. T. Bowling, at tho suit of the State for ' . ? . 17. One Tract of Land containing four hundred and fifty; a-qres'. more or h-Jss, lcrvlod oii as the: -pro perty; or Joseph1,.Foglc's estate, at. the suit of the Stato for^oxes. .??? Is."One Vrjfef*. of Land cbn/afRing"nit#y acres, njioyo or less, lcvieil on as the property of Mrs. Mary Huffman, at the suit of the State for taxes. ALSO ? One Tract of Lund containing three hundred acres more or less, and ono Buppy, levied on as the property of Absalom Inabiuct nt the suii of N\ E. W. Sistrunk. Two mules leviid on as the property uf A. 0. Sal ley at the suit of Ezekiel & Kohn. Sheriff's Office. ) J. 1\. II. BUKES, Orangcburg C. IL, S. C, V ~ S. 0. B. December 12, 18U7-. J dec 14 td NOTICE. WILL BE SOLDON TUR FIRST MONDAY IX, JahdaiV next, just after Sheriff's Salop, to foreclose mortgage and Hen in favor of R, P. Aid ley against J. IT. burden, the following property: Two Horses and otto wagon. Also at the Plantation of J. II. Durdcn, ?>? the Thursday after Snleduy, fifty bushels Corn, more or less, twelve bushels Rice, more or los?, four bush els Peas, more or lcsu, 2000 pounds Ffddcr, more or less, lot Cow Feed, one Stuck F?fldcr, two Stacks Pol at 00 Slips, twenty bushels Potatoes, more or less, 2fi00 pounds Seed Coiton, more or less, one Large Tot, one Saddle, two pairs Gears and lot Plantation Tools. Terms cash. J. W. H. DUKKS, dec 21?td Agent. . j Tt&E CANNON-HOUSE! (opposite court house.) TUE SUHSCRIBER WOULD Re il |j?fi j?spccimlry Inform I he Traveling Pnb .?^?z?*tic that his HOUSE is opened for S?iitJ*tii-3 iheir neeomodation. RATES OF DO ARD. Board per Day.$ 1 7"> 44 44 Week.'.. 7 (hi ?* 44 Month. 2? DO ALSO A BAR-ROOM In the Basement, which is supplied with the best of Liquors. JAS. CANNON, Proprietor. ?ug 8,c ly CHEAP GOODS! just received at KEITT BROTHERS. E WOULD AGAIN INFORM our FRIENDS that wo are now receiving our fall and winter stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, Which we offer on reasonable terms. If our friends will give us a call, WO havo lib doubt wo can make it profitable to both parties. We are also prepared to continue the shipping of cotton, rice, &c, to the well known houseqf WILLIS & CII1S0LM, Charleston, where prompt attention will be given to the sale of tho sumo at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICKS, und the money can be received at our Office hero, without one cent cost to tho ewnor. N?TICE,?OUR DEBTORS WILL PLEASE Remember us when their Cot ion and other Producons sold, and settle up their old nocounts. keitt brothers. ??et U? V j >Jy Selling Off Under. Cost! :o: AGi: NTS, i HAVE STIJX ON HAND A FINE* STOCK OP " Ready Made Clothing, CLOAKS, &C, WHICH THEY ARE CLOSING ^OUT | UNDER COST I!! ::0:~ : In the wintry Storm 'Mid the chilling breeze, With anch Clothing -warm, No one need freeze. ?f<b23. I'; ; :0 ? ly 1 WANTED, TO FILL SPECIAL ORDER 1000 Bushels BOUGH RICE. COO Bushels PEAS. For wldch wo will pixy the highest Market priccfl in CASH. Wo also continue to,buy COTTON. or Ship it to? any Factor in Charleston, free of j charge, and will mako liberal Advances on it. CORNELSON KRAMER & CO. dec. 14 lm liirANTED, AN ENERGETIC Man, f f/ (single preferred.) to taku charge of a Small Plantation in the State of Florida, for the ensuing year. Applicants must address, until the 1st January, 18C8 L. E. BECKWITH, deo 14?Ot Jamison's T. O., 8/0. NOTICE.?THE CO-PARTNER SHIP heretofore existing.under the name of J. II. FELDER & CO., is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. J. ?I. FELDER, 0. E. FELDEIt,. Dec. 4th, 1SG7. R. W. BATES, dec 14 lm NOTICE. ? The Subscriber will open a SCHOOL for boys on Wednesday, the 1st day of January! 1808. For particulars, ho may be sc<;n for the present at Mr. Connor's in tho day, or at his residence, next door to the Female College. due 7?it* E. W. FENN. > ?-: ' ? v " r, ./ . . y; ; ^ ?.-?>-, -, 01 A FULL STOCK OF Fall .and Winter Goods, CONSISTING OF OALICOES, DELAINES, ALPACAS, BOMBA ZINES, Lonclo: Iis, Fhinnck?, Homc!.rpB|T. Hos;c ry. Kid Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c. We diso invito attention to our ?toek of Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots anil Shots, which we arc conf.;L;.t: will please the public, both in prico and fpialitv. COUNTRY PBODUCfi bought or. hyvtcred al the highest maiket pr'c?. "?\ WerWill'inuke advances on Collen or other Pro duce* consigned to thu well known Bouse of J. M. CaldwciP& Sens, Charleston,, S. C. ROBINSON & CO. fob 2.1 ly T? ? f Selling; Off UnderC DRY GOODS CLOJIIING, SHOES, II ATS, GROCERIES, ETC.. FOR SIXTY DAYS AT JO^EPn McNAMARA'S, M 'A. I N-ST REE T ? ORANGEBURG, S. C. ' feb 23 ly 1 JUST RECEIVER. A FRESH Slip ply of BRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS. GROCE RIES. Also 50 bunches YARN below tho market price, at T. D. WOLFE'S, nov10 , o In Equity, ORANGE BURG DISTRICT. Wesley Houscr, Adm'r and Guardian, vs. Eugenia Spcigner, et. al. The creditors of F. G. Zeigler, deceased, will prove their demands before mc within one month from the date hereof. Commissioner's Omce, "t V. D. V. JAMISON, Dec. 7, 1807. / Commissioner, dec 14 1 m NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH AT APPLICATION WILL be 'made in three months from dnto, to tho re spective Corporations below named, for renewal of Certificates of 4 Shares of South Western-Railroad Hank Stock, 4 Shares of South Carolina Railroad Stock, which were the property of Miss Elizabeth Rickenbaker, .now deceased, and were lost or de stroyed (hiring the recent war. Orangeburg. S. C, > DONALD R. BARTON, Sept 28, 18(i7. f Administrator, sept 28 lam 3m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, \ n.. ,. Ornngcburg District. / ^,,ft,,on By P. A. MrMICHAEL, Esq., Ordinary. WiiRitKAS, V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in Equity haih made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Administration of tho Estato and Effects of Absalom Streman, deceased. . These nre therefore to city and admonish nil nnd singular the kindred nnd creditors of the said Absa lom Str?men, dec. that they be and appear before mo, in tho Court of Ordinary, to bo lichl at Orangeburg on the 20th day of ;J/\nunry next, aft or publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, to show cause, i^ any they have, why tho snid administration should not he granted. Given under my Hand this 10th day of Bccom ber, Anno Domini, 1807. P. A. McMICHAEL, O. O. D. deo'14 d 40 i-1?' ? '.:'-!-r?i-; MULES FOR SALE.?I HATE A Lot of Fine;Kentuoky MULES, which I will soli on a credit'of ten months, and take cotton Of next year's crop at 13 cents per lb or at tho market' price, as the purchasers may desire. Any one .vaiiting Stockbn those terms will write ?6 mc im mediately at Orange', urg. C. H. dec 21 -?2' 1 WM. R. DOTZ. Jairios D. Cleckley. Administrator. " M. A. Oissemluniier. Under in thiaeasel' will sell on ?hc(fir:^.Monday , in January ugxI, at Ordrigcbtirg, for'one li?if calmy* the balance on a credit of ten months, Ve^?redTSy*' bond, with interest from. dttJe, and. > mortgage of tho premises, with a covenant for resale in, ease of brcaoh of the bond. AH the lirmP; whlcV i+t&W ? Dav;id" Wi. Glasendanner* saying J^/acr^wMeV^. lins been allotted bis widow for dower, coidalfiirtT* thr?o h?ndred und forty (840) acres more; br Wall1* '? bouhdod "by/londa ef-J, Moss,*Mrs..Art^sf?^. Glofef, James Heed, csUito pf Lcvi Tylor and&e . said ?oWer tract. And at the same trote, MfiM* mainderin the said'.Dower tract ; upon the deternm ? nation of the cetate in Dower, rurchaeers w)\y?.ay for papers and slumps. ' Comuiiesionor/s Office, \ V; D.1 V. JAMI.-JON, Dec. lQth, 1887. ) Commissioner, dec 14 'tU. ALSO F. Ml Pooscr, Adm'r. ] Bill to Marshall Assets' i v?.^>J, [ for '?' Ann Lnrr, ct. nl. j Injunction, nud Relief. ceased, .situated in this DJstrict^ as follows h./?-.Ly/' Tract No. 1, containing 240 acres, more or mmI* . bounded on tho cast, by the ?tagcRoad from Oraifgef ' burg to State Road, on the .southSiest by 'Mr?>: O'Cain's lands, ou the liorthwest by lauds of Dottial O'CJain. ' L'rnet No. 2, containing 211 aeiros; mOrtf ?rdes*;. . indcd.on the northeast by Tract No. ht en the* ttheasl By cstotc *h^5'0?,R<^'-Coo^*^;tt* tthwest by lands of Mts. O'Calii, and ?u Hie '.' Tract No. 2, containing 211 aeros; mOrtf er*le*j&<; bo?ndcd.oi sout 80UtlkWC6t northwcat.by.Siage Road. . T?ract No. 8, containing 270.acres, ? moro or less, bounded on the cast by estato. lauds of P. Meoror and Dr. J: G. Jenkins, south by lands of- John 8: V. Hoffmann, west by Tract No. Z, and northwest frj. Dower lands oflMrs. Ann Larr. The Dower Tract, containing 1D7 acres, more or less, boundedpn jtbc, north ldtfd* of-DJJlorgor, east by Trn^? No. 8, sou^U by;Tnicj$o. 2, and west by tho Stngc T.oad. Subject to-the' Dower of tho Said Mrs. Ann Larr, being a life estate in the ??iacti - Conditions?So mach cash as will defray the-ix. '?' penscs of these proceedings, and the balanoe u ? ' " credit of twelve months, purchasers giviu^ bojiil with two good sureties, bearing interest from day <>f . sale, payable annually, and 'mortgage of the pre sal. scs-to Bccurc the^purcbaee money,- .fiad-to'pay-'ieir papers and revenue stamps. ;If the Urois - of ??fA sale are not complied with, the said pr.-mises to-be resold oU the next eulcduy. thereafter, at the riifc of the former purchasers; ' '? . ' nr,h> V.. D. Y. JAMISON, Conimhuioner* <lce 14' td In ;^Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTIUCT B: A. Yon, Adm'r Estate Muko A. Yon, "J - ; vs. ' ' f Jno. R. Milhous, et. nl. J By order of Chancellor Johnson made ir.th Nor., 1807, the creditors of-Muk'; A. Yon, deceased. Will prdva their demands before uuj? within two (Z) months front tho dato of said order. Commissioner's Offioc, ) ,V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangthurg C. H., S, C, > Commissioner. ? Nov. 20, 1807.- ) nov23 2? AND By vn tuj of the same order, I wHlselTit Or?n*e-". . burg on the first- Mond?j iti .iambiryj U*OH, for. au'? half cash, the bajanco on a credU/of six month*. ?e be scci'sred by b?iid, witli Interest from'date. poj? olo annually, so long as'any money is due Wit. .and*, t a mortgage of the premises, wilb.*C0Keu?nt.fiCkJw?.... sale ill QAse of breach of the condition of tile biVn-L 1. AlWnat Tr.1^t..which.was. of. Muke A'. J'ou. tlr? " cca bu died acres, more or less, .and bounded north by res, more or Ics lands of II. B. Arge?, ca ". rnd west by lauds of Rebcca Coibett and sou;!, by fin Is of R. C. Sulk-y. ^ V"r. ALSO as-'d. lying coil^Ht Gocjllwnd^iijaiaj?. ht-tlraufr* irg District, cftntiTltiir.g^scven efglif t>) linn- ? The undivided half seventy-five ncrrf! adjoining,, te otl:cr half being now Oh'ned by Wiley'1'. '-Went, ommissinner's Ot'icc, S V. D. V. JAMISON, eburg ?; H. V 20, lfJU7 j the Com 1 prangcBufa'?; IL \ Cotninicsi?n-r. Nov. nov 2? 4df-?ij"r- t C. H. BarilWcll, "j In i\. .ct-j-.nra.; vs. { . of " Mrs. E. S. Thomson, j .. 'Morig-.g'*. riSjEN PRIME HIVIAES FOR ,X Will be sold on the first Monday in Japnuri*. 1J<08, before the Court Hou*e, in Oi'angcbnrg, TEk PltniE PLANTATION MULES. ' slhe5] pdsiKV-?a v Terms cash. V. D; Y. JAMISON, dec 21 td SEI.MNO OFF AT R 12 I> V C E 1> RATP.S?being about tovobuild urtd not wish-; ing to move our Goods to another location, wc lmvo dot or mined to close out our entire Stock by the 1st of January next. Wo will olfer such bargains in Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, &c, as will make it to the advantage of all buyers lo give us a call. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN A CO. XTpTICE TO MY ^l?k??S^'J jjr AND DEBTORS.?1 am cotnpeTlSj fo'le the District for a length of time, for m/fcfcdthfi'i I hav? appointed JOHN A M. H A IG LEU my Agent to attend to my business till my return* .. CHARLES R. IRICK, dec 21?Im* St. Matthe*?^ NEW STORE. npHE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE PLEASURE IN _l forming their Friends nnd the Public Gene-l rally, that they havo opened their NEW STORE, and are now prepared Iowa? upon them with a nie? Steck of ,. FAMILY GROCERIES, ? | ' DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, &.C., anGencrally found in a COUNTRY 8TORfc.'L Come d examine. MULLER & DAVIS." nov 9. . ; c. j ^ ly . Prederick Fersner, MECHANICAL DENTIST, Will attend to those who wish his services at their residences, by being informed through tbe pest office or otherwise. TEETH on GOLD and SILVER PLATE; also Hie VULCANITE WORK. All Work donb Warranted to give eai;?<fuction. Residence: at Mr JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange- * bury District, 8. C; mar 30 . . tf " R. D. Myers, Applicant, 1 N?tice to Against J- Absent Ann C. MycrB. cL nb.Defendant. J Defettdknis. It r.ppbnring to my saliprncfton Hnii S'urah ' Pul>* .man and E?mb?ih'Hblly. twu r?f the dcfendaaUTre side without tfiis'SfAto, it is ?hcreforo or?tTed that they do appear and object lo the division or sale 4t tho Real Estate ofF..<J. W. !\iyer.-., on'ori Wfo* sixth doy of'March next, or their consent.tofUaaJ samo will be entered of record. Ordinary's Office. \ P. A. McMICHAEL" '* December 2,18(>7. 1 : rO- O- D. dee 7 1^ -y