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al?Waafonuftniont
*t th? nmwmt of !?raia ? ttaisetf in* places weji
known to htm (Im ta-aa Englishman;)! and
%hich forty years ago f^fc??J^g?f
half the grain now dVbtt?ceoV from the aanib
??ruw I at ^f-^T
^QVK^^ia-NiM^^^*0^0 not chanc?.
n^W/the'BSJrie'^
'ifi.?TO "ill*' ,m?????? ',?
CQPSiUwa eeeniand exarnmeil by tn
four (times for? the:root ?rop/ viz: onc? in the
fall; -isrh?n*? the stubble! was1 ploughed Ip,' ilien
cross ploughed in tho spiring, and subsequently
worked till the season for sowing the turnips,
with at leant throe jflougiii^ge^TTtJ?^Wre,)
and intermediate, drngging and harrowing, and
(^UltotiiigjHUttil'bibthocp?oh jgrflB?abd; other
?aJUa^MM^1$?tr$c(e<f ?!?lr4?r^WSS^?'
^kfea'^na"carried off, land all 'the growing
manure
^'th? uefed .*6f?.thb' root crop^&^rillb^itf with
M^ii&^kff "Wsy^Wcfei9? supetphosphatn, bono
jAis^ g\tRtiO{lotei^--"Ther ro^t crops were than
-*hm#nued^ by' hand:
Theoi Wh?tl 'matured, they were huddled off to
sheep, ?r'fei'in some other way.1' The laud
(being then as rich as possible, and clean froui
.all- weeds,) is n&t prepared for barley, whichi
?as might be exppeted, certain40'J&e d noblo
?ortfp? ^ieIding>fifbmri'ojty to sixty b^shcls'pcr
noro. jJb^.baj/loy. haying ..bepp.Waded dpwn
with .clover and'ryo grass; (of wbich the crob
SP-6^) K 1 ?cedsT iA? the
^we*L^^ieditiro lightly fed (off by she?ry ih
t?ftnf *faRf-;anfl all?w^toIgr?w. u?,ni thei spring
';to> be cut for hay. The hay crop yields from
sfftdtb: three tons^ of hay|pc? abro, (usualijTtwo
tibj?^ the kocond
growth is either again mowed for hay, or fed
mnrd i ff1rg?"- according .to the necessities of
twMnirm; and finally, the clovcr??? is turde'd
under tbe same full, thj ploughing being about
two inches deep, and soVir-with whciit|:tho
ground being thoroughly p^esst?d..bQforje-sowingv
^d^Jjba^w^oa^well :)jni.ejd^r.*odierwise dres?ed
^hrlfah^trWiolv-'&oi? atfd-dHlicd in:. ' The; rq
^Ss^^^wSi^^^^^rV^^^P^^^^* cr?P' of :at least
fprty^?ften: sixty bushels pe'raCrc.' The saint?
-<d8trrs(r%^ *^^OAe'\o8ulJb9v
vUiolandflU tnetune^incrcasing in fertility;arrd
hcc^inj| ;(bbh.;yoar ? of wgjr<sCi
Th'ero/.^fdibeT.vario?s modifications of this sys
tem, according to the quality of tlie land.
Sometimes the. wheat rcrop is omitted, and
another cropv substituted, but on alj tljejbest
lands of England this course can be followed
with impunity, and without deterioration to the
'I-'' 1,11 : ' ? '? ?
TfiSSi Thorough Gnltiva?on.,
?tut? aoi^ir^. n? ????/'
?^H^^j^^Ucts, statsi^'J?r. '-Voelknor
in'., a '.lecture on tho atmospheric nutrition of
plants- before the Uoyal Agriculturufgociety as.
to the importance of aerating aud pulverizing
heavy-boils.''^Bu't one of'tho ;difficulties met
with in their cultivatioo ia that of performing
ing the par
ticles more accessible to the action of the roots.
?2. Better drainage, the soil being moist and
mellow whore it would otherwise be baked and
?.cQ-oporation 'of 1he atrnosphoro tif
fat?ftP ?geAhift^ibg ihe coiniuMmtcd'partic'
of^^ii^fl4';M^-ing free'the mineral eloin'ents"
of 4^'growitig''plaat: . , i .
?'ho 3^ft?.ar1S0?P^io,?-' from tho nirnosjphcrc of
? g?rt?a^)Orftktf;tof?its' ammonia ami carbonic
ac^oS^?C^!^^'^"r^ meo' of ? vegetable
Hfajff^Bi ndi x? i *orf? 1^ ? 1o n : ?
. oi W*q 1 -' :* ? 1
"6< S?^iPfirefed4 effeot of manures; their
morccoDrpleto intermixture and consequently
more,perfect action.
W5r The cleansing of tho lands from wccdsl
which not only abstract tho nourishment duo
to tho growing crop, but also generate successors
continually multiplying; themselves from'year
''7. The better condition of the field fur
maiAlinV*w^rk]",'iit dulls the knires of a reaper
or mower, and leads to frequent breakages, to
cut through. tho clods on the roughly seeded
fleldftV* ktww ?dt s^M^???3*' \<J 1' ! *':'
It should hot be forgotten'how efliciorit an
*R<s$Agi*bl JtelvariaatioTl^of a heavy noil is the
ftuturiin".ploughing to effoct thin, more ran be
?eco^pHshea^^api $ ,'niuch labor otherwiso
applied. Updor-d raining/ also eoiitributes
greatly ton the;, same end. And while much
that has beori said above applies especially to
heavj^ads|a)l *jjJ[^^)S^|^:^^^ hun
A wirfftr'hcaVjng. Bandy loams "says Robert
absorbing p/uv.<{rri.:'.. Theso qualities* fit. them
Amcric^1^!wWidV?i||ufltt*.5h^ .m(,.j fM,.
,.S :" t?
tivation, morcuWMiallj^n^b^Uuiatca. is a
most important meuW?' of uicrffif^ing th? irrten
tivo and absft^ift^mtfaf Grllght sorT^Tho1
fact that grosses on sandy loams are liable to
be scorched by the drought of summer, to a
greater degree than *pyrajftj^ffifl (ft wey
drilled field.?Mau. Ploflgftman.
CHARLESTON CABDS.
Coinmissiori Merchant,
dealer in
Sugar, Teas, Bacon, Lard,^ iTUn nuaf Salt, etc.*
eept 14 m 0
n. bi8ciioff. c. wulbehn.
WHOLESALE GHOCKKS
and deai.eh8 in
WINES, LIQUORS, ; SEC, A RS, tic**'
No. 197 East Way,
WM. WALTON SWJTII, ,
-AND
CHARLESTON, S. D.
ItQy-Prompt umtf'personal ? attention given to the
sale of Cotton. ,g
C. Cl.acius. A. WlTTE,_ ,
CLACIT7S & WITTE,
NO. SO EAS'T BAY-(JH_
I lx nxi Q*II tA>rll iVlfi 6flJ O N JftlfTfJlV ?
Cpiuim^sioij: j^ORfM^
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .
|?fl^fr#'-^?t^lj ntigg?Q,"'Hope ''and
Liquors.
sept 14 * 0 f m^
W#gener> Heath & Monsees,
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
geocekX^
WHOLESALE -AND RETAIL.1
Ham,' Bacon, Shoulders, Pork, Beefr .EJour.
K4T;?! r^fl^^WfivflPfi? Tea, ftc,f etc.,
WINKS, LltjrORS, ;8EOARS ? AN# :
TO? A CCO
Xos. 1G3 ami 105 East Bay, tor. Qutcu-s(r<:cf.
cha&1$]&? s.Ca -
S?Tt AU Orders J*ro^p|ly A)tcnUcd tor?8
eept 14 ra G
_ Ajasfc* lire-" **foii :'(;
FACTOH?
Commission Merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
of Cotton and Other Produce. Orders for sup*
?plies carefully attended to.
f Refer to Captain ''John A. Hamilton, R. Q. Stone,
Esq., Orongebufg-Dr. Wm, C. Whetstone, St. Mot
Ithews.
?pT . ' ? _ ft
Hii.HK?siioisi:, ;
L? (ruiiMEiiLv Mits. njn?r.E's})
281 KING STREET,, '/
lBctirctn ]\rnlicort(i and Hazel Streets, and
, I within threa^ninutes' Kalle of all the
J'rinrijxd 'sale and Retail
Houses of Meeting, King and Hayn: Streets.
I ,..-aiUl the I'ejst O?ee, Charleston^ S. C.
The City Railway, which runs, jo rath extremity
of the City; is within fifty ynrds of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD :
Bonrd by the day.M$o ?(j
'? 1Week.OtftoSlfi (?>
Hkxuy Sfauxick, \ jiMfes. .]l II i lb Kits.
?1?^?,,, j^.,,. ^aJ^Mi [Is V^L'tf_
mime oueat poptuii paper
'?if CHARLESTON DAILY NWS.
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THE CHARLESTON TR'-WEEKLY NEWS,
,Three Dollars a year?Two Dollars for Six Months.
?&r Terms?Cash in advance. No Paper sent
unies tho Cnsli accompanies the < ordor. No Pnpcr
sunt for a lunger-innc than, paid for. ?fll
. lUpKDAN,. DAW80N & CO.,
dec 21? tf { Proprietors.
I^tablished m
Charlest?n Courier for 1868.
DAILV AND Tit I-WEEKLY,
BY A. SfWlLWTOTOX ?t CO.
3?tr ?i? <
Dft ijj Paper i - jj> $8.00 por Annum.
Tri-iVeclcly Papci^-U . ?4.110 per Annum.
\tA
l'he war closed with r. large Indebtcdncja ?n tho
part of our former suL.scribers, somolrtf wlioirt Iiavp
proffered i^paymontt 'Po Othalmwehavo'presiiiited
rtJO,clnlni, amid tho losses and misfortunes hy nlifch
fhcy hayp been surrounded, having been spared fhV
ucucKHity of doing so by tho very generous, prompt,
and ^hearty support we have uniformly received.
?We are able to wait for the^dv^Lof Jbottur tijnes '
copf)dt?ntly:ji8burad Hint- who., prosperity jbtuvns fo
the land they:wilt cheeHhlly fncot their Obligation?.,
1.. alLiftjcli woflordhtll\'1cv?r.nd an InvltMum to re
new Lhctr subscrif#lffil#ft?*n> 1'' araH^^?WrV f-?>??.
,(1 ,i?tt >4rtr?^ *>*?.?? .is^Slfi'"'" " 11 ; ' ! " ,. '
.0
MPANTfl
^CHARLESTON.TSTCa i
IS PREPARED TO F^U&SlSH
[3<MMtttud Planten
AM
ammoiviated
K
/?i?aiBlNIhvG. in tho- highes
\j sites for th? largest yield of COTTON and
CORN,,j,yur prifads j who.bay* trie,d ^dfljFERTI-s
LI ZEH give (heir unqualified testimony of its com- |
an red t hat it has prated fpy,C0TTON
^PEaNTERS^wIII find it ^Advantageous to Work
less Ground, to .Cultivate more thoroughly, nnd to
'apply'llhcfklly'- a Preparation such as the above.
Our . . , , ? '
FERTILIZERS
;'j ARE MADE UNDER i
THE SWERVLSIOa OF
Dr. St Ju?eii ?avenel, Chemist,
WhoBe REPUTATION arid SKILL ensure a Relia
ble Article. Wu have nu hesitation in stating that in
.bur Standard .Manure the Public have a FERTIL
IZER which will give the moat satisfactory results.
We claim that at the same Cost Per Acre, this Article
will do better than Peruvian Guuno, our friends
writing that Guhno Iosps its effect Upon'tho Plant
generally about the '? beginning of Sbptonibor, nnd
this sustaining the Plant in a groen and healthy
condition until killed by frost. Directions for use
sent with shipments. Price !?ti-"i dollars per ton of
r2,000 pounds, r ;
* -A SOTKRIOR ARTICLE
fir f
PURE BONE FLOTJR
ALWAYS ON HAND AT
$65; PER TON OF 2000 POUNDS.
WM. C. DTK ES* CO., Aycnt*,
feb 29?5t Cliorlcston, S. C.
3STOTIC?B
TO T.V\ PAVERS OF ORANGE PARISH.?I
will be hi the following' named places to As
sess, receive Returna and. Collect the. General Tux
of5RJs7, at the times vra follows':
' ^.uAt Fehlers the 24th Fehvin.Vj-.
At Four Holes the 26th February.
tKn|_ At Japii?ons .thecifhh February.'
At-Elliotts the tilth February. :;p"5 .
"* At Belgiers flie 28th February.
. A1 BuU .Swamp the 2!)th February.
At Glcntons tho 2d March.
-\At browns thefld March.
At Tylers the 4th March.
At Radier? the 5th March.
At Corbcttsvillc the lith Miirch.
.. At Ensterlins. the.70? March.
At Howe's Pump the Uth March.
^ * At Cellar Gr?ve the 10th March,
At Urauchville the 11th and 12th March:
.And at Ornngeburg the. week ending 2lst March,
at which time the Hooks will be closed for receiving
Returns. Tho.so failing to make Returns and pay
by that time, will be doubled taxed.
Taxable property is such as Real Estate, Kuggiee,
Cnrriuges, Gold and Silver Plutc, \\ niches, Jewelry,
Pianos, &c, Articles .Manufactured lot sale, all In
comes, Taking out Charters, Public Hacks, Drays,
&o. A Capitation tax of one do?.ir on oTerv.7.i*,uo
between the ages of I went v cue and si-i.1v V...V.a,
on every P >t4, mntter.1 not who i?may be owned by.
one dollar ouch,' which i;ix all accrues on the 1st of
January, 18o8. AU.Rcturns to be umda to the Tax
Collector of tho Distriot, or Parish in which tho
property is located. No return* will be received
?by'mail or otherwise, unless sworn to according to
law.
I will also be at Orangeburg the week ending the
11 th of April tu collect the balance of the General
Tax not paid and falling due the Wfb bf.June, Those
failing to make payment by that time, may expect to
settle with the Sheriff.
Also at the same time and place, T will collect the
First Quarterly Tux of IStirt.
feb 1?2m P. W. FA 1 REV, T. C.
GREAT BARGAINS
KEITT BROTHERS.
SELLING OKU]
LOW FOR CASH.
OUR FRIENDS WILL PLEASE GIVE
US A CALL AND SATISFY"
THEMSELVES THAT
AYE DO NOT
MEAN TO SAY ONE THING AND
DO ANOTHER;
Creditors require us to uir.ke immediate Collec
t i on a. We therefore beg all those indebted to us by
book account or note, to settle the same by the lid
day of March next, or they will find their accounts
in tkchands of an Attorney for collection.
r^i isioat wi)i'(!EHi:\'is offer
It ED TO AN APPROVED PURCHASER_
The Undersigned being desirous of changing their
business, oiler their Entire Stock of Goods, much
below Cost, with tho building at reasonablo rout for
one year. Tho building is largo and commodious,
with Store below and Residence above, situated on
Russell Street, in [tie most beautiful part of our
oof 18?eJy KEITT HKOTIIERS.
Cauii.-i if avi: xourjE? aU
th;?f are indebted to mo t?y Note or Account,
through tho Ou.\.\<nuiruii Nkws Slid by letter
through the Post Otlicu, to oall und pay mo some on
their i.ruounla if thoy uould nut pay mo nil. Many
have paid no attention t.i either, und I feel compelled
to place all Accounts and Notes in tho hands of un
Attorney that are not partly paid or xntisfuctory ar
rangements made by the hiat of Maroh next, us
much us I inn opposed to pm hny oho to co-t, bill
duty to my creditors and my family compels me to
do so. F. II. W. niltOGMANN.
_\junn 8 - ;, i ly
FOtt SALIS.?The Two PLANTA
TIONS forming A part of the KKITT ESTAVE.
and known na 'DARbY*' und "KENNERLY" places
will he ?old^ t?g<.?th?r with tho Mule* and farming
tool.-'. Foj tbrms apply to
11 .' S. S. KEITT,
Care ?f William Middletoii',?l?f|.*i
lU,>* 21 -tt'i'T.1 I] Ml '<?? <"liav)fetoii. V. O.
I.. i< it >
SUBSCRIBER WOULD Re
spectfully inform tlio Traveling Puo
lic that his HOUSE i* opened f?>r
thoir acoomodation.
RATES OF BOARD.
Board per Pay.1 76 i
'S*/ " Week...:. 7 00 v
??? . . " Moftth.20 00 j
.... Jj^S. GANNON, '
' : ? , ^ Proprietor. ]
MECHA J&lbA'jj lb EW'T/S T\
W1U attend to thoB?wh? wish bis scrvlcoa at ?beir
residences, by being informed throhgb the Postoroof
or otherwise. 5 TEETH on GOLD and SILVER
PLATE ; also the VULCANITE WORK.
All work done Wnrrnntcdto giro satisfaction'. !
Residonco: at Mr. JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange
burg 1)ist viel, S. C.
mar 30 . tf
GTJ-AJSTO.
PERUVIAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM AGENTS,
at market rutes.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. $75 cash ; $80 Tst
November, with 7 per cent interest, approved city
acceptance.
BVUGirS PHOSPHATE OP LIME, $50 cash;
$05 1st November, with 7 per cent interest, ap
proved citv acceptance.
PH05N1X GUANO, $55 cosh; $05 1st November;
with 7 per cent interest, approved city acceptance.'
FLOUR OF BONE, unadulterated and unburnt.
FARMERS' PLASTER OR GYPSUM, warruntcd
pure.
In offering the nboTe Manures to planters I d& so
with every confidence, not only having testimonials
from Planters wliojinvc used, them the past year out
the further guarantee that every cargo, as it arrives,
is analyzed by Pr?f. Shepnrd, of the South Carolina
College, and the high reputation of these Manures
rally kept up. J. N. RpBSON, ,
jan 18?2m Nos. 1 nnd 2 Atlantic Wharf.
AGENTS WANTED r " "
FOR THE
a Tl A Y JACKETS,
AND HO"' THEV LdVED, FOUGHT AND DIED
FOR DIXIE,
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1000- BUSflELSROUGH RICE. ------
SOObusiie^Ms: ?^J^
drift i:>;< (1 *v,il ;i
: /gUU BUSHELS TINDERS. J 11
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II IG HEST M A RKE$^dxr&KS ?I
TV CASH ' '
:., , *r ^A?*v ... ?. *b*?o
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WE-ARE SfWliL IN' THE
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.-?;. i x v1'* ";r .*f ,*!P .
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FOR LEASE,
rpHE FINE ESTATE known to KEITT PLACE,
? situated in St. Matthews' Parish} : The Estats
consists of three separate Tracts. . The Kennerlv
Place has 400 acres cleared and 200 uncleared". Tho
Darby Place has SOO cleared and 200 unolearcd~all
fine Cotton bands. . The Keitt Placo consists of
2,400 acres, one half cleared and in a fine stale of
Cultivation, tho Estate is watered bv a larao
CreOK, whieb affords good R?nge ior Catlfcr- Soil
Uloh Red Clay. The Estate w.oviq.hf Uaaod all to
one poison, or In buui|1 Tracts of o? or J00 acres',
to suit-small fafjhern; * ' ' ^
Piae Muler ?,dd wiih Uie Place, on qradil.
The }>epnerly and Darby places would ba'talei 1
iMrjrtt. ?W Terms s^ply'lb 1 ' " " ' ^******
?p?v2
J. J. Wt^ODARD, St. MaUhsws P. O., .
??f Orang^barj District, 8, p.
Joseph Pickling, AdmV e? sJL J BIB for Aoeonut
] xt opp?oHbv cotty
one ofthe Def
from and
motion of,
Sol
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complainants aale HQ wit
law, or an order pre Con f
hin?. .
Commissioner's Office,
Orangeburg, 8. C, .
.Dec, 19,1867. lvw?v wj ^n^VY*^1 -??
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V?t^i?'i t^VAiy -?\
ORANGEBUBG"iJI?tRfWft****
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nefare
the recpYcry "of,
t pvo-t? the saath befo
months from the publication hereof.
?. N. Bowman, Ad^'r.
.... p^fft fe-fL-if-J?.?!* V?>^rtCP fM*?^ '
. .Ifadee order fn %ulty in ^hrcWe> .the^r?njor?
of David' Bowman-,' deceased, will pr<
uv..
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In Eqtrtty.
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Under decree in Equity made*?r?TfM? ?aar* VmU
orcditoraiif tfSsmJbsjiiiiiigillllJj'W'llr^roYg'lhcir?!?
mnnds before me,by..the first cTMay next.
Coiatttisaioa*rafc OfficV) * v. D. yTJAMJSOJL w.
i C\ "^Tua.- <^f?ijr?i?T ba? ia^ety *r*dr
in Eq?ity^?Pa^[
Barnh Piouakar, ct.. al. h x_^_^.?t?<
?4y oitfeVlitfni, Wifttte1 t^Mot'SSSffi
Binnak?r^ijc?.eas*d. ai^i-e^iuirv^.tbiprove tfieir^d^
mands ftsforc mo uy ihn first of Mar next. ? . . ?
Commidifoifrr* OfiW, *dl VjiWHW.temmx?1]9
;wS?!;rt >Hy..? ffr-??.1*'n???-^i? ?
? ': HE*** Equity.;^'Uw' jr.
J '5RXNOEBJTJrliGJ DISTKLOT,
, <,.f;T ,,.p. [f . ? \iti r
C. B. Thompson, Xdm'r., >
.lly an order in this case;.lh^-cVctU^i,o4.^'ttn,.
Thoiusori. deceased, Wrc re?i<?ired to prove their de-*
ninnds before mehv. the firat ofj^Jun>?;next, ' ^
Commissioners' Office, \ V. If. V. JAMIHOH. _?
. Mnr<vH t, Ifi?P-; J??-?? ys l-^eiiihuifrod^?fT
j^V.,: ;. ; : ? ? -.rl ,, ^c?rV> ?
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fin tr'vii.u urJi|uif^Bl^^eo***,>?**1'
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Ann Lair, el. al. ; Iiyiinct:-?n and R?H?t. . ,
By oWcr oV^b^^CehTt; tie WceJier? '?.*?Wf
l.arr, deceased, jy-e r^/|nh^dlpiproTe. thlfr deme4u!*i
before irie,* wit nth three months from this date. '
Commiisioncr s Offiobl )t? ^^W jA^lfco^1"**"
j -iffhe State Of Bo^tli1 ^'WWk.**4'*
;In tho^?ri of*i8^l*aW?sr^,
H- JcninrtjH, Jno. T. J?aninga,%?. X^TrielS^
.t,?. ScniA^^*l?aa|V.JtT
ATTACH?Se^r'. r* '<r5i^
"VTTHERE?S ths Wtn'ti^ did Sa ^ ^eea?^
Yy of .May .file thehr?d?eL?ra|ioi?.; ?gai$iS>>the(BN?R9.
fondants, who (as it is said) nre nh-;r.? freia aad
without tho limits-of this 'Stat?; and hay* neither
iwives nor attorneys knoww ^hfeih, O^^me, upa?
whom a copy of Said" declaration may 6* eervads
On motion of Butsons k Legar?.?, IMnintiffs Attorneys
it-is ordered, that the said Drfcmtnnts do appear,
and plead to the naid declaration on or before th?
22nd day of May, which will be in the year of-earl
L?rd, Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and Eist??,
eight, otherwise final ana' absolute -jndgln?Jw~4a9f
then bo given nnd awarded against them, .
May 20, 1807. XX>in 1i.-ffptftoi v^.jC^
STATE Olr SOTITtt VlA^uy^ ^_
In the ??j|r'cS _ "
In pursuance of P _V . " ? a n^^5&-.??tsa*|f
Headrjaartcrs Se- ^^^f.al 0rd*?? No. 1C4. from ?
trates of the: ??;^nd ^???ry Wstrlot, the."
J. ;F- ROBIMd?N.-i>t?eaiL
- ;Clerk Dto riot CW
L fee ,^^10^ ,n?^?i
S?! kK8? ^tln,8t tfe '??'?w??* ?farosaid,
toay bo in tholr possession at-.Hie dnt? cf m*kh?
tho report! herein ordered.
By order t?f tho Court, <f? M+aul ,ai$mjm,
January 8, 18C8,!/
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Houtii v apuwa^I? T?a MATtaa dr G;>IJ HkM^-..
Baxkal'tt??.1k BANKHVlTOr,-rTo VYjioti
Co>JOBa>i.TTho undesigned hereby gives nA?ice\?V
his ?Pl'^ntment as Awdgm-r of ^Oeorge^.??imer; In, .0
the District of Orongoburg and State of UoUih CaW :^
ltna wuhjn said District, who has boen'adjodgMx.**???
bankrupt upon his own peti<fen, by t>jhKkW..\L
Court of said District. ? 7 . t-sV-'V
.?? A^ii*ViS?"8'^^ ?' th^ 5ihid|V 0M*W" ^
ten lenkte, ^ 1,??i?tA^ys*teB*aB,iAa?ignea; vo4ti?r?
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