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form of CO many dollars per month, per baud?
but reajly dear, .when measured in torms qTbo
much work, <lone in a giyen^rae.; Worjkdone '
in a giVon time. Work done by machinery g|!
alwayB cheaper thaw that done fyfcandl' T^ese
????.0 i two proposition:* our people phfeBtto'^pl^ Jndo
. ty side, nnd meditato upon them long and well,
vi The first will probably be accepted ^without a
; . dissenting voice; hut tho second ia associated
i in our minds with Yankee inventions 'tft|4 we
;.heatU^'f,Ttuot wo are liable here , iaVeypry
rt,)i> where, to bo imposed1 upon tftxd' deceived.?
? ,: :1 X^hat should this teach? ? We a m wor, caul ion 1
i'1,',,'.' Do not purchase until you are satisfied that a
machine is adapted to your tcantt, to'your
!",,'. land, and to the la borer you ! can procuro to
Verb it. Wo cannot impress this point {too
'^rorigly upon tho.^^ of 0^1? iTeadeias^Mp^ove
.iball things, hoid fost; to that whieh( 1^ g^Kjd.''
?^it^y$W? leave to say,! that febp1 jr'-sq'ving jna
" chines did not originate with thd Yankees.-?
' f^fheir, value has been recognked 'ih'.qvefy part
,V , of the world, where agriculture has kept paW
with advancing civilization. In various parts
Hi y jojt.t^e continent of Europe, but especially in
?><:i XJreat Britain, they are widely used, and no
/Small share of agricultural capital invested in
oni them. The peoplo of the South will bo com
... .MJ??Jle^ *9 ?piploy. t^enor moro than they have
.;, dene heretofore j ? and for this reason, we- 'pro
J$se to devote a part of our paper, regularly to
. discussions ot machines, (using tho word in its
i" !brobdest eensfe,) and the prin'cfples, lo!ypiyod in
Ibem. Wo ask that our subscribers will give
us freely the reBult 'of* their experience---g$od
or'bad, in regard to all implements and ma
chines used on a farm.?Southern iCultinatar.
Manure for Irish Potatoes.-?-For one
sioro. take 8 bushels of wood ash, 6 bushels of
quick lime (oyster-shell lime should have the
.1, .preference, if it can bo obtained,) 4 bushels of
' :' piaster, and! 2 bushels of halt, making 20bush
els io alt i mix thoroughly together, and apply
. I iu the hill, at a rate which^ will carry 20 ;bush
, clover an acre,
* (i Tho above supplies the essential ingredients
for 0 largo growth of potatoes, and someth; ig
moro provided tho soil be not, excessively mca
Jjre; and if there bo an excess of theso ingre
dients over the requirements for the present
Crop, it will be very sure to remain in the soil
Tor the benefit of future crops. Especially
* ;, will it be so, if the succeeding crops be pota
jtflcB, and if the tops bo left each year to rot on
'the ? ground, bo that the potash they contain
' (this being the most important ingredient, in
the mixture,) may go to the benefit of the suc
ceeding orop. I will here say, that from ac
tual experiment I have learned that, although
rotation in crops is undoubtedly beneficial,
generally, the potato may bo made an excep
tion, if treated to tho foregoing compost.?
Clover.?Clover differs entirely from' tho
cereal crops in this*.. It sends its main roots
perpendicularly downwards, when no obstacle
. stands in its way, to the depths which tho fir
brous roots of wheat and barley fail to reach;
i the principal rootfa of clover branch off into
4 creeping shoots, which again send forth fresh.
. roots downwards. Thus clover, like the pea
* plant, derives its principal food from layers be
low the surface soil, and th? different ^between
- '.^ho "two consists mainly in thir?that the
(, clover, from its larger and more extensive root
surface, can still find a sufficcihey of food in
fields where peas will no longer thrive; tho
natural consequence is, that the subsoil is left
proportionally muoh poorer.by clovor ? than by
the pea. Clovor seed, on account of its small
eise, can furnish from its own mass but few
formative elements for the young 1 plant,' and
requires a rich arable'Surface for its develop
ment ; but tho plant) takes but comparatively
little food from tho asurface soil, When ? the
roots have pierced .through, the upper parts
are soon oovored with a corky coating, and only
the fino root fibres ramifying the subsoil con
. i'yey food to tho plant.?Licbig.
? Ii? ' iif 11 i
How Mules Camr Into Fashion.?The
, Louisville Industrial Gazette says:
'- '"'Few of the farmers of this country are
aware what a debt of gratitudo they owe
Georgo Washington for the introduction of
mules into general use for farm purposes.
Previous to 1783, theVo wore very few, and
$ose of such an inforior order, as to prejudice
. far piers against them as unfit to compete with
horses in work upon the road or farm. Conse
quently thore were no jacks, and no disposition'
to increase, the stock; but Washington became
convinced that tho introduction of mules gene
rally among Southern planters would prove to
*,hom a great blessing, as thoy are less liable to
disease., and longer lived, and work upon short
er feed, and are much less liable to be injured
thAn horses, by careless Servants.
.' A ? Boon aB it became known abroad that the
illustrious Washington desired to stock his
Mount "Veruon estate with mules, tho King of
Spain pnnt hfm a jaok and two jennies from
the royal stables, and Lafayette sent another
jpife and jeu.ny from the Island'of Malta.
' A, Iticji I'VDDiB(0^-r0.no pound raisins
Blfljifrfi? o,ne pound of eurrants, half a pouud
pf beef 'aiubt, quarter of a pound of'sugary two,
spoonsful 1 flour, three eggs, a cup of sweet
meats, and a wirja-gl&bj of brandy. Mix well,
and boil in a mould cigh.t hours.
Plantation -.Bitters?Negro Suffrage
??nth. ' .
flTT AETfKiSTON-GABJt?r
JO^??E&L?Sj
COMMISSION -RIERCn AKT,
l-'BOYCEi & JCOHS> WHARF, CHARLESTON, s. C.
REFERENCES ;
Hon. GEO. A. TBEKB?B?t rAjir>?ErT^JSfj
MONDS. President Int KnU?hia^ank, Charleston,!
F. 8, HOLMES, President 8. C. Mining and Manu
facturing Company. ,,u< }> h ra.'t'lZA
deo 7 * r
CHARLESTON, 8 ,; c:* ?1
?<>'> eo^an^BlmrelB?^r?1
Smgmr, Tom, Bacon,Lard, Fish and Bali, ti?.
eepl 14 ^jggg MW
n. bisohoff. o. Wulbirn.']
.ttenrr^BiscJiofr ,& -Mfg
and DEALERS in
V WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c:,
CH ARLE Stj^Nigllg. jjfc I ,
sept 14 m 1
OOTTOIST ITj^oTOlR
COMMIS^^ra^C^AN^, (I!
a^^loutn.1 B^M0^^4n^CI^
" aug 24 mos 6
-.[1 } .'??' r i :iii ??' i?' ??rr?~
C. Ciaciuh. A. Witt*.
CLAC?s? WlfflE^
NO. 80 EAST BAT,
charleston, s. C77
wholesale dealers in
Groc^^.ftyvuionfiy .Ba^/n^.Hpjpc. and
sept 14 * Cm
PLANTATION AN3^AMlXY r^
M r GROCEliS, " ?A
u ) 'WholesaIe and retail.
Hamf %t9$fj ^^$en?? f?" 5 |ii0Ur?
Sugar, Coffee, Tea',' otc, etc.,
Li(^b>S,^EGARS Si
TITTVt?0
11
t o ii A c *c 0 '
lv;q ? Charleston, s. c.' 7!
J?@" All Orders Promptly Attended to-?fl
?>b?Pl^4'---'; I : ' m ?*" ' t ".
'-::fti? h-.Mi a^lH?*lK JV.i/ . ??? ??? " ..
.)TT*?rtfrn?. .-? . "I f . ?? iVI / i<1 '
8, Thomas, Jb., Wm. 8. Lahkeau.,
FORMEBir OF1 !*
ftAKOIIT .'??
HAYDEN & WHILDEN,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER*WARE, CROCyfe
ERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, AND
-^IOTJsV FTJRNl?niNG
ARTICLES,
Old Gold and Sili er 2>urcfta$cil. Watcfesawl
? -iiu, ^cefrM Heiaircd. \ , \,
225 Klng-St., Corner of Beanfain,
AT WHOLESALE 11 HAYNE STREET
,.bJ, CH^Uffi^ ^O, , v
WILLIS & OTSOLMy? -?
FACTORS, COMMISSION MEE^H?NT?
?n.u r .,... .t^SH.; "??! ! ? :
SHIPPING AGENTS.
W5!iL A'*tEND TO THE PURCHASE,
sale and Bhipmoni. to Foreign and Do
mestic Portyof Cotton, Rico, Lumber and Nav
al Stores, t
.ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHA.-3a^EST01Sr, 8. o.
K. WILLIS^-. v4 ALEX. R. CII IS OLM.
feb28 1 j
iESTON HOUSE.
ST0Lt> WEBB & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
All Goods are selocted specially for our
SOUTHERN TRADE.
AT THE OLD STAND, ?O. 287 KING STREET,
Three doors below Wentvrorth,
? CHARLESTON, Ss O.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
ALL 0RDEK8 PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
H, C. Stoil. OpAk^as Wa?a. | j fl. C- Walkkr.
feb28 o" tf
PAVILION HQTE1>,
S CilABLES-XpN, 8. C.
mil ?... ?/!?..-.. i..-?rt^riM-r?, . ??
BBOAISI>, PER DAY, #3.00..
j A.. B?illiflKf?,' "MM. Ii; L. DtlTTBR KIJibDj
.Sjiporin/oinhmt.. Rtopriclress,.
$W 28 , . < ,
eines, Chemicals, PcrfumcryVTot
A6i ^rt|^es/pa^if Oils, Dye Stuffs,
' Varnish, Ac, &o. ?-_
P?ltl? V/INES AND LIQ?ORS'F?RMEDICINAL
USE. .
I ith'the'appointed1 Agent at thispkeo for tho fol
lowing Medicines: a ja ~j'~-?f>
"way's Beady belief, &c, Dr. Ayers' Sareaparilta,.
&c, Dr. Jaynes', Alterative, Lo.. &e. ?.?
: Tn^slofahV Treseirfatioh*1 earomuy1 ?twnpounded,
and all orders correctly answered, j
UBW tfW Wff Iff * *?fcMt
e. j. oliverqs, m. d.,
n-ftsi-M : . : . ' Druggist and Apothecary,
Orangcburg Drag Store.
rgTIIIAW
Frederick Fersner,
i
jx. i
mecbair'i??ry ve'jsrtis t,
?- d' l
Will attend to those who wish his Services at their
residences, by being informed through the Postoffice
or otherwise.-" TEETH on GOLD and SILVEB
PLATE; also the VULCANITE WORK.
All work done Warranted to give satisfaction.
TfcfidBhco *?r$fr.' SOSBP? 'FKRSNJE)VS, Oraugc
bn^jPfttricK ST C. f\/ f? > ' AC*
mar 80 if
Selling -Qff T ender. ^Cost 1
?.LOUIS & CO.,
have still on hand
by ? .
If '? '.'?>r ?u
A EINE 8TOCK OP
Tft HOVf i
Rea^y Made ClQthing,
I; CLOAKS, &Q., ;
WHICH THEY ABE,. CLOSING1 JOUT
,;,;'itA7iVDEiR''co^V!!
-:o:
^'In the wintry Storm
'Mid the chilling brc*ie, ?
c ,Wj|th auch^ Clothing irorm,
M ?**<*?oWt.ecd freeze/
fob 28 . ? ? 1
_
npiIE SUDSCR1BERS TAKE PLEASURE IN, IK
X forming! their Friends and the; Public1 'Gcne
1 rally,;that they have opened their ' *? ?
^E\y; STOHE, ,
and are now prepared to wait upon them with a nice
Stock, of '
FAMILY GROCERIES, .
.y?}< 7;: * ?; \ dby goods, hats,
BOOTS and 8nOE8, &G,?t ?. 4. J }S { j g k
nnGeneraily found in" a COUNTRY STORE. Como
d examine. MULLER k DAVIS.
nov 0 ' ' ' ? ^
f-plllf GREAT POPULAR PAPER
'** ?'! qhabl?sto^ news.
Subscription Price Six Dollar? n Ywl
THE CHARLESTON TRI-N'EEKLV NEWS,
Three Dollars a year?Two Dollars for SixtMonibs.
Terms?Cash in advance. No Paper* sent
unlos the Cash accompanies the order. No Paper
(hunt for a> longer time thatj paid for. \
?, ' RIORDA-N,' DAWSON & CO..
??ufn^T^I-'i.'M:.. . gU ?.,:ivJW?iefs.
.XTIWJERS HOUSE,
T M' (roBMERtr uns. iuuulk'b.)
., gl , 284 kino STREET,
Between. Wcntworth and Hazel Streets, and
withm ttircc 'minutes' walk a/ all the
Principal. Wholesale and Retail
Houses of Meeting, King and ITaync Streets,
and the Post O?ce, Charleston, S. C.
Tho City Railway, which runs To each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards of tho house.
TERMS OF BO?RD:
Board by tho day.i.TTT..$2 60
" " ? Week.^tjlil 00 to $16 00
HkMBT SrABNIOBT,
octlS
i Mrs. B. Hildkbs.
'"'?'' tf
H; L. Jeffers & Co.,
factors
AND
Commission Merchants,
fa ... , CHARLESTON, S. C.
QPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
^ of Cotton and other Produce. Orders for sup
plies carefully attended to.
Refer to Captain John A. Hamilton, O. Stone,
Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Wm. C. jWh^atona, St. Mat
thews.
?P* ? _ ft
Stoves I Stoves I [ Stoves!! I
NOTr* IS TOUR TIME.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LBAVE
I respect fully to inform the citizens of
lOrongeburg and surrounding Country,
4thafUW Iff >i6W Meparcd to furnish
them with STOVES, Yboth Cook ?nd Heating,) from
[ the beBt Foundry in tho U. 8,, and will guarantee, to
anj? person who may buy a 'Stove from him, perfect
and entire satisfaction, provided the Stoves oro put
up and used according to his dtreotion*. Having
been in tho Tin and at ovo business for 17 years ho
i thinks ought-to bo a suffieieat inducement for his
friends to call and examine Iff, Slock before pur
chasing elsewhero. Call and see for yourselves.
N. 15,?A largo Btook of Tin Wsre kept constnnt
]y omhnufH manufactured by himself, for Bale by the
weolosnto and'rctail; W, WjhLCDCK.
.;ior w ni .3
DR. B. M. SH?LER'
TTA^rNO REMOVED HIS DRUG STORE (rom
JH , his wol) known Stand, begs leave respectfully
'^IS^ttf Ms friends throughout th? District, to
viBit him ftt his New, Largo and well Furnished
ESTABLISHMENT
on RUSSELL-STREET, opposite Messrs BULL &
SCOVILL'S, where they' will"'hi sure to bo supplied
with the very best
Drugs and Medicines
the Market affords, and at the lowest market priocs.
He has on hand now a full assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ' :
PATENT7 MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS,
tity't?**By?.^,;:-;::V . J
.jtolfyA #?0*?.. :t- .. I '
Lye and Potash, ; . 1
Mnixcna and. Corn.Starch,.
Cooking and Washing Soda,
Black Pepper, Spices of all kinds,
COMPOSITION, ' LOBELIA,? NERVE POWDER,
&c.,^Prep*red by EpHralm Larrabrt,
BITTERS of all Binds,
TRUSSES, Singlo and double, Large and Small,
Fine Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO,
Fine BRANDIES und WINES for Medical purposes,
PERFUMES and TOILET SOAPS.
Call and satisfy yourselves?yqiixsn get just what
you want. P". j 5 j
Jost receivod a lot of that fine
"DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO."
B??" Will open on Sundays from 7 to 10. A. M.,
and from 4$ to 7 P. M;
feb 28 c ljr *
THE CANNON HOUSE!
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
THE SUBSCRIBEB WOULD Re
spectfully inform the Traveling Pub
lic that bis! HOUSE U opened for
their accomodalion.
RATES OF BOARD.
Board per Day.~.,'.~.w.....'.;~..v.$ 1 75
?? " Week?.-. 7 00
" M Month.....- 20 00
ALSO A BAR-ROOM
In the Basement, which is supplied with tho best of
Liquors.
.j^lS. CA.isrisroN,
1 lhvprietor.
ang ft c ly
CHEAP GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED AT '
KEITT BROTHERS.
E WOULD AGAIN INFORM our FRIENDS
that we arc now receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Which we offer on reasonable tcrmr. If our friends
will give us a call, we have no doubt wo can make it
profitable to both parties. w ' (
We nre also prepared to continue the shipping of
COTTON, RICE, &C,
to Ibv well known house of
WILLIS & CIIISQLM, v
Charleston, where prompt attention will be given te
the sale of the same at the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES, and the money con' be receivod at our
Office here, without one cent cost to the owner.
NOTICE,?OUR DEBTORS WILL PLEASE
Remember us when their Cotton and other
Produce is sold, and settle up their old accounts.
KEITT BROTHERS.
octlO . c ly
BAEGAIN.8?
?:o:?
Selling Off UnderGost,
DRY GOODS CLOTHING,
SHOES,
nATg\ GROCERIES, ETC.,
FOB
SIXTY DAYS
AT
JOSEPH McNAMARA'S, " j
MAIN'STKEET,
ORANGEBURG, S. 0.
feb 28 ly
JUST HECEIVED
A FULL STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING OF 1
CAL10r*RS, DELAINES, ALPACA8, DOMRA
, ZINES, Loncloths, Flannels, Homespun, Hosie
ry, Kid Gloves, Fancy Articles,-Ac. rs<i *?
We also invite attention to our steek of Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoe*, whioh we are
confident will please tho public, both in price and
quality.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought or bartered at the
highest market price.
We will make advances on Cotton or other Pro
duce consigned to the well known House of .1. M.
Cnldwell & Sons, Charleston, S. ,C. I
ROBINSON & CO.
feb 28 "??'?? ]y
-? '
B. D. Myers, Applicant, 1 Notion to
Against [ Absont
?|p C. Myers, et. a!, Defendant, J pefondftnii,
It appearing to my s:i(|pfaolion thftt Sarah Pid*
man and Elixaboth Holly, two of (ho ilofeiidants re
side without this Stato, it ;a thoroforo ordered that
they do appear and oldopl \a the division or anlo of
the Real Estate of E. J. W, Myers, on or before the
sixth doy of March next, or thoir consent to the
samo will bo entered of rooord.
Oirfinarj's Office, 1 P. A. MoMICHAEL;
December 2. JSt?7-( 0? O, ?.
Urn 7 i;-' w
. : ?Ol
. '?qiosiso pyy? ; ,
CHANGE. OF, BUSINESS,
CONSE,9p.EN'ILY...a.?
OFFER FOR |J|tiL
Oar now COMPLETE STfJCKHnevVry Lity)1
.; 1 il,tl!:-d.' f ' Kl ?I?.l'llii ii..??>)r j
at Rates much below '"
FOBMEE EBi?ES.
.:r.-? 7 0^
BARGAINS.OAN BE HAD!
Great InducomohtB Offered from/now until
If you woot CHEAP GOODS /for the Nex*
Sixty Bays,
? , ' , V-ii; r ?'? It'' ?Ifta.? i'.'.l
. CALLA?.- ,,.
BULL V* SttK^tf 1
?ill , .' > .' i'; ?' '??
?>i 1'!
"J,*, ? :x I If
. ? . .jij ? .i ^ill-mi
DUSHEL8 ROUGH RICE.
1000
500
200
Hi
, .ui
DUBHEL5 PEAS. '
?? ?' Kill
bushels .PINDEBS, i ?
For which wo will pay tho j j,,
HIGHEST MARKET FIGURES .?
, # -i t2 '.MS CASH.* if p
?1 ??? .". ! [A] '.' *H'l WOII llr*/ {.
"^j^E ARE STILL IN THE A ??YH ,.,
COTTON MARKET,
FrcpjtTed to BUY t^uch, Lot? , na may Q$cr oV'
receive on ? ? "
/Ctonsignm?ii^ j|?3
AH of Which shall receive the pr?nVp^ j?^o!^
# mi ?M-..;- :,:? ?? ?.t;.M;?;ir-?
tion or
Bull&ScovUL
fch23 y ????? ? ,1c
? ?. *?.,!?., . -it Iwi
' . UvVi,- ? t ;T^.';i- ???? t ' .
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The State of Smith Cftrolta*.
ORANG EBTJfRG DISTRICT * '?
?
In the Court of Common Pleas.
II. H- Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, vs f. A. W?cojH
son, A. E. Taltnodge. ?
ATTACHMENT. 1.' 1
TT7IIEREAS the Plalntitf? did or, the 2Cih day
Yy of May file their declaration against the De
fendants, who (as it is said) aro absent from and
Without tbe linutaofthbi State, and have neither
wives nor attorneys known within tho same, upon
whom a copy of said de clarities =*-y be Served:
On motion, of Hutsons & Logare. Plaintiffs Atiornoys
it is ordered, that the said Defendants' do appear,
and plead to tho said declaration on of before {ho
22nd day of May, which will be in the year of our
Lord, One Thonsand Eight Hundred and RUty
cight, otherwise final and absolute judgment >viU
then be given and awarded against tbem. ' ''*
J. V. ROJHKRON,
Mny20, 1807. XX Jun I ?8bb4 ij ? Ci<?? ? P. >
? *?1 catiiiftitT.
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG* DISTRICT.'V,.'1 ,'M
in ^ i
B, A, Tppi Adm'r Estate Muke A. Yont
vs.
Jno. R. Millions, et. al.
By aider of Chancellor Johnson Baade 16th'N0T.V
1807, lho creditors of Muke A. Yon, deceased, will
provo their demands tbefore mo within two : (2)
months from the dato of said order.
-.?
,l?Iov. 20, 1807. j!
Commissioner's Office, ) V. V. V. JAATISON, "
Orangeburgc h., 0. C, v Cotsmlstdoner.
oaniiiiioit hi
The State ex relatione
Solicitor Sotttucra Circuit, Bill to
In Re Lost Documents, in the ? Perpetuate
maUeros the lasV-Wifl of. 1 < *> Testimony.
Jacob Wolfe'deceseed- * J ^
-/A^lcalU^ K?
the iMfWlWn^Tealam?^ W^lf*,***?!'
ae?.sed. On motion or: mtera. Jilar-'? JjBlbble, Be
lie it ore, it is ordered that.all pcreonB who deaire s*
to do. may appear and crosseiamine the evidente
Cdtnmissioncr's Office,") V. D. V. JASt$86ftt
Orangeburg C. H., > Commissioner.
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By order of
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V. D. V. JAMISON,
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,. By order of Chancellor ,J?hrisop ntadt-SfflT i%
?%6?f; tffe cTcoltcWbminiW lenntuiiardigilw^
rennlngi,
rjU.uro.Ye Uieif demands before mevUM* i&tCf (?)
months from the date of said order. ? .
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By order made In this cas? Jh^cTf^MeM L.V?
Cooner, deceased, will prove theiraWintmi* fcesto*'
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Commisa}pnfr> Office,,) . V. D. V; JAMISON,!
1 Or?ngeburg C. II. V Commissitnc*.
j?KosFcmber 7, 18GR i >. . . -n'MT
nov.JtJ j n, ;? -??! -d; ? 'ui ? -yr*?? IU<fc
CredUeV?
LT-/Pri.Yr Jflqdaon. ?w'r i? HaTH
vs.
ttko Creditora and Distributees
. of.Wm. M. Irick. .
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By order of Chane.eUo.r Johns9n, the ?ra4Uf*ts#
William M. Irick willprescfir fendpror* iWlr>4?,
mands before the Special.Commissioner +VP]nM?4 tot
this Case, (at office of' IInison's k Lrgnre. V 'wTliia
three months from tho date.hereof.". .., ?4t
Oct. 2*1, 1807. fj. B. OLOTBR.
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3?. AL Davis, A?Vn?frtifO. ?.?BuiHaktvJH' ' ,T
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It eppenring to my salit'fuc?gur tttatlltfflfMssi^
James Hin tinker, Biphnrd and Louisa. Hans, *?d
Elizabeth BoltoTi. defendants In tlie above- state*
ease are absent from and reside 1?ry,oJ>dA}^H*tit*
of this State. 'oiT motion" of Mes'sra Htrtseti* 2'hm~
gjqrg, jCpmplainanla Sol?e^orp,:?!!}^ fr&vr&kM**
the said Defendants do appear and plead, a*e*e*utr
demur to the- Complainants bill within -JO tfayflrW
this dote, or the same w?U be tak?n as a^ai^s| kkaSB.
pro rorfTesib- ' '"
ComtaiwrvnerV Office, V Vj>l>. T\ JAMlSOBfr*
Orangebnrg V. H., V. , ' ,ConunisaieafjL,
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OR?NGEBUKG plSTMCT.. .'?
Joseph Flckl'ln^. Adm'V. Bill for Aeren?t
rs. } Marahali?g, AAi?
Mary R. Tyler ct. al.^ Jf Injunction.^ Relief
It appcarrngMomy"Haiisfaction that Joshua Tyler,
one of the; Defendants in tthe above faae, i? absent
from and resides beyond the limits of this State, en
Solicitors, it is ordered; That the defendant, J?fik
JrBfiTyler, .do appear, pfead, answer; ^feaT
complainsnts said bill within the time d
law; bp an oltler pro coufesso> ^will be- Saki
Comndssioncr's Office. 1 V. D.' V. JAMISON,
Orangcbhrg, ?. C,. I - ' OpmmissieB??
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Andrew F. Inftbinot, Administrato^ri; ., i-tltfMia
M arc ell a I n abine t and -C*iWruV~"J?
By order of.the Court of Equiiy in the ?bat*
stated case, the creditors of the late Levl L. InabU
net are enjoined from prosecuting actions at law for
the recovery of their. cUtpt?, und arc 'reqnlrVd te
prove tho sam.0. before the Commissioner.withintw*.
montK* from the publication hereof. ^r:nrTTT^ T
V, D. V. JAMISON, C. E.G. D.
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The creditors of F, Zelgter, deceased, !?Rw
prove. ibcbr damanfU: before nt within OMMM^
from tho dato hereof! b-if net
Commissioner's Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON,
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A-k Johmjon-,1 ?dtninlstratrik. f?' T{1
vs.
-'By' order of CotiK the oreditorx oJ/j*^t*i
Johnson, deceased, ?r? required io nrAvc
mands before me fn'l^r before,thf? 1 ntMnj?.ntmtl
And nrttter (he ahme order 1 wlttiMtl on fSmiZL
Monday in February next, fof eisk.one fch'afejiu taZ
?Ediert? Lumber tmd Timbef ^"^ &own?ny.'? ,"7
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