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the United Stutca.and u oitiuen nud resident of shall hold any other offioe or commission (ex cept, do .tub > militia), undor this State, or: uuy other power, at ono and tho same time. Section 4r'l?Hfe returns'of every clectiou of j Governor shall bo sealed/ up by tho managers of elections in their respective counties, and transmitted, by moil, to tho went of government, directed: to tho Secretary of State, who ishall deliver them to the Speaker of the House of Representatives at the next ensuing session of Ajf&mcf?l Assembly, and a duplicate of said rtH'ut'V* shall be filed with the Clerks of tho Courts of said Counties, whose duty it shall bo to forward to the Secretory of State a certified hopy1- thefeof, -upon j being notified that the rc t?rtis^'^i-evij^tsly forwarded by mail have not Boch* received at his office. . It shall, bo tho duty of. tho ^coret^ry(of State,, after tho expi ration of seven days from the day upon which the votes have been counted, if tho returns thereon from any county hnvo not been re ceived, to notify the Clerk of the.Court of said county, and order a copy of tho returns filed in his office to bo forwarded forthwith.' ,!Tlro ffco^t?ry' ?f- State shall deliyer the' returns to ?b^?jfe?ker of .the ifouse of Representatives tii tho next ensuing.sessiou of,the Geuornl As epiubly; and duriug the first week of tho scs skropgr as soon as tlio General Assembly shall HftVof"org4ni?.ed by the election of the presiding officers of tno .two Houses, tho Speaker shall open and publish theui it; tho presence of both Houses. The persou haviug the highest nuin bor of Votes shull be Govornor ; but if two or more shall ,bo equal, and highest in votes, the General Assembly shall, during tho same scs sion,*iu tho House of Representatives chose one of thorn Governor vivii voce. Contested elec-. tions for Governor shall be determined by the Goncral Assembly in-such manner us shall he ptepmihed by law. ..; Section 5. A Licutenant-Govornor shnll be chosen nt the same time, in the same manner, Sfennte. n Section'G. Tho Lieutenant-Govcrnofj while ttfcsiding' in the Senate, shall have no vote, lin ens, t'heJSonato bo equally divided, j..Section 7. The Sonnte shull choso a Presi dent prn tempore, to act in the absence of the Lieurennhb^G?y?rii?r, or when he shall exer cise* tho office of Governor. Section 8. A member of the Senate, or of the House of Representatives, being chosen as acting Governor or Licutemxnt-Governor, shall thereupon vacate his scar, and another person shall bo elected in his stead. v'^??tion ll. Tp case of the removal of* the Governor from his.uffice, or his death, resigna tion, removal from the State, or inability to diacbarge the powors and duties of tho said orifice, the same shall devolve on the Licnteri tftitiGovernor, n)id tho General Assoinbly at its ffr^s^ssipn after the ratification of this consti tution, shall, by law, provide fbr?i the' case of removal; death, resignation or inability, both of the-Governor and Lieutennnt-Govcrnor, de claring what officer shall then act as Governor, and such officer shall act accordingly, until Buch disability shull have been removed, or a Governor shall have been elected. Section 10. The Governor shall be com OT&o^P4f?f? of the State, cx t^l'.^Vcu.they ?huli be called into the'actual Hojviw of tho United States. .../Section 1L Ho shall havo power to grant reprieves and pardons after conviction (except in,'$!Li%efl.of .impeachment) in such manner, on ^uch'tQ!:uis,,aiid uuder such , restrictions us he ahull think proper; and he shall have power to remit I fines . hod forfeitures, unless'otherwise directed, by law-. It shall be Iiis duty to report to the'J?eherul Assdmoly !at lite next regul?r session tnoroafter, all pardons gruntod by him, with n full statement,pi'ouch ease, and tho rea sons moving him thereunto. Section 12. Ho shall tako caro that tho laws be faithfully rexeeuted :in mercy. " >H8oction 1H. Tho Governor nnd Licurenunt G^yc^Jior shall, at stated times, roceivo for iiiM^ .compensation which shall be rifti&Qr; ijuicveasod nor diminished during tho period for which they shall have been elected. Section 14. All officers in the Executive B^Mtynpent shall, when, required by the Gov-. oMjO/^ygtvo^Iutn information iu wrifiug xipon a'py'subject relating to tho duties of their re spective offices. ? i Section 15. Tho Governor shall, from time to time, givo to the General Assembly informa tion of tho condition of the State, and recom mend to their consideration B?ch measures as he shall judge necessary or expedjoot-' , 3~?tion 16. Ho may. on extraordinary oe ^8*, convene the General A Assembly;. and sj^lo^cithc-r Ilouae romaiu without a quorum fojn&Ye-jjuys; or in case of disagreement bo tweon tho two Houses with respect to the time of n'djourhmcnt, .may adjourn them to such tfnwns he shall think proper; not beyond the tiiuo of the annual session then next ensuing. Second 17. He shall commission all officers of tho State. v^tfdtion 18. (Tliore shnH bo a Seal of the StaTe?lor which the Goneral Assembly atits.J first session,-shall provide, nud which shall be used-by the Governor officially, and shall be called "Tho Great Seal of the State of South Carolina." Section 19. AH grants apd commissions shall be issued in the name hud-by tho authority of. the State,.ofr South Carolina, sealed with tho Great Seal, signed by the Governor and coun tersigned by t|ic Secretary of State. Section 20: The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, before entering upon the duties of their.respective offices, shall take and subscribe tljg path of. office as prescribed in article two, section thirty-one of this constitution. -i?eotion 21. The Governor shnll reside at the ct^ftnl of" the State; but during the sitting of tHe:^cnerdr Asscn)bly ho shall reside where its scasmgs ^rn.jtpld, cxcqpt in case of contagion. (-Section 22. Every bill or joint resolution which shall have passed the General Assembly, except^'on ' n questioii of adjournment, shall befofV'it becomes a law, be presented to the Governor, and if he approve, ho shall sign it; if no-it, he shall return it with his objections to the Houso in which it shall havo originated; which shnll enter the objections'at large on its journalsj^vjd proceed to reconsider it. \\\ after such reconsideration, two-thirds of the House sHA^Lagree to pass i$, it? shall be sent, together with |he objections, to tho other House, by which'it shall bo reconsidered, ndd, if approved by "two-thirds of that House, it sh ill have the sfltfftS'i effect tis if it had been signed by the f^AifrVt'ori bnt in all such cus'es tho vote of both l^^sgs jfdinll bo tpkpn by yeas and nays, and the nuines of-the persons voting for and against the bill or joint resolution, shall bo entered on thtJ 'johrhals of both Houses respcM ively.' If j i a bi^l .or* jo^it'losolution shall not be returned by tbo GovernoriYjjthin rtrfftdaysryftor itslydl havo been prcseuicol tij hint, Sundays executed, it sball havo tfloWmoMorcb rtnd effect as If ne had signed it, unless the Gcucral Assembly, by'^tiborJ1 a^jcluirjiri/ddt, pYevehtJ 'Its'return, in which enso it shall not havo suoh force and effect unless returned witin tjwpduys of^er their j next meeting. Section 23. There shall Do oleetexl'by the qualified voters of tho State ^ v Comp^oilex, General, a Treasurer, and a Secretary or'Stale, who shall hold their rcspectivo offices for the term of foUr years; and whoso duties and com pensation ah/dl bo?JOW^^^i^v-^ i , Tho /convent iom ? nflx^irpwedod to iho con,] sidorntiou of AHioto IV., which was read by Section, nnd passed for ratification, as follows; [continued in ouk next ] 'C^^LE^TOK CARPS. ,11. BISCnOFF^ vl C \VDLBERN. Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS ? and dealers 1? VVKVE^ &c, No. 107 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S . C . sept 14 m ( WM. WALTOrt iBMITH, cottoint factor : -.{ i c * -*-and?<? CoMhSMON 51 EitcnANT, Engeo <c- Co.'s Wliurf. CHARLESTON, S. D. Prompt ami personal attenlion glvcu to tin Bale of Cotton. ?* r J ? nug 21 mos 0 C.*Cl?AClt's! . A. WlTTR. CLAC1US & WITTE, NO. 80 EAST BA Y, C II A R Ll^TO n, s. Ujtj Commission Merchants, Wholesale dealers in Groccrus, J'l'pvisions,, Bagging, Rojte and Liquors. sept 14 * Cm W?gener, Heath & Monsees, ; RLANTATION' AND JFAMILY GROCERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, lining Rueon, Shoulders, Pork, Reef, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, etc., etc., WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS.AND T () U A C C O Not. 163 and lGS'/iVr*/ Kay. ror. Quern-ftrert. CHARLESTON, s. CV, B?S"; All Orders Promptly Attended to-"63a , eept!4 ? f HU H. L. Jeffers & Co., factors ' hi AND Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE pfjOottgn and other produce. Order? for *up? plies oarofully attended to,' ' [I Refer to Captain .lolm A. Hamilton, R, 0. Stone, Esq., Qrigigehnrg. pr, Wnt, C, Whetstone, St, Mat thews. npl ft HE LKESiS HOI SE, (VOltMKRI.Y Mit?. manna's,) 284 KING STREET, Bitteren Wmjfco+th and Hazel Streets, and within thrctf^ninutes walk of all the Jh-incijtal Wholesale and Retail Houses of Meeting, King and Hague Stree.t$, and the1 Post-Ojicc, Charleston, S. C. The City Rfl?\wa^, which runs to each extremity of the City, is" within fifty yards of tho. house. '"TljlRMS OF HOARD i Ulonrrt hy the uny7,.$2 60 .i .. .< Wcok..$12 GO to $15 00 Hksut Spaumck, Mas. B. Hilders. oct 18 r. r' ?ri!T; l\Yi Uh'i ' tf - rjpnE CIRIIAT POPVLAII I?AHKIt C H A R LESTON-1) AIL Y N E W S. Subscription Price Sir Dollars a Year! THE CHARLESTON THI-WEEKLY NEWS, Three Dollar? a y'oat?Two Doliurs for Six.Months. E?F" Terms?Cush in advance. ? No Paper sent unles the Cash arcompanies the order, No Paper sent for a longer time than paid for. RIORDAN, DAWSON ft CO., dee 21?tf I Proprietors. Charleston Courier for 1868. DAILY AND TRI-WEEKEY, BY A. N. IVILUXtiTO.V Ot CO. Daily Taper - - - - $8.00 per Annum. Tri-Weekly Paper \ - ? SLOG per Annum. The war closed with a large iudehtcdueHfl on the part/of our former subscribers, some of whom havo proffered us payment. To others we have presented no claim, amid the losses and misfortunes hy which they have been surrounded, having heen spared the necessity of doing so hy the very generous, prompt, nnd hearty support we have uinfprmly received. We are ahle to wait for tho advent of better times, confidently assured that when prosperity returns to the lajul they will chcm-fully moot their obligations. To 4\) such wo cordially'extend an invitation to re new their subscriptions. jan 11 dh If pa.vjx.iojst hotel, CHARLESTON, s, C, ?<r'<i. t . ';?_4o:_A - ( KOAB?, 1?EK I>AY, fl.l.OO. A. BUTTEUPI ELD, MKS. it. L. BUTTEHKIELD, Superintendent. Proprietress, dec 28 THSl WANBO COMPANY, op chaeiest?n, s. c, ?r- ?> ) i$ i?RjfcpAUED TO FURNISH p? * mm. AN AifIJ?ffONIATEI> Saliilile Eliospli?te, COMBINING . in tic highest dcgroo the Requi sites for the largest yield of COTTON and CORN.. Our friends who havo tried this FERTI LIZER givo their unqualified testimony of incom plete success In largely increasing the yield of their crops. Where the application was doubled, tho in crease of jiold was fully as great, and we are as sured that it has proved for COTTON "THE MANURE." PLANTERS will find it Advantageous to Work less Ground, to Cultivate more thoroughly, and to apply liberally a Preparation such au the above. Our ARE MADE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF Dr. St Julien Ravenel, Chemist, Whose REPUTATION and SKILL ensure a Relia ble Articlo. We have no hesitation in stating that in our Standard Manure the Public have a FERTIL IZER which will give the most satisfactory result?. We claim that at the satno Coat Per Acre, this Articlo will do better than Peruvian Guano, onr friends writing that Guano loses its offcot upon tho Plant generally about the beginning of September, and this sustaining the Plant in a grocn and healthy condition unfit killed by frost. Directions for uso sent with shipments. Price $G5 dollars per ton of 2,000 pounds. A SUPERIOR ARTICLE \J ..iL KA a - ok PURE BONE FLOUR f ALWAYS ON HAND AT $05 TER TON OF 2000 POUNDS. WM. C. DUKES & CO., Agents, fcb29?5t '? Charleston, S. C. NOTICE npo TAX PATERS OP ORANGE PARISH.?I y will be at the following named places to As sess, receive Returns and Collect the General Tax of 1867. at the times as follows: At Folders the 24th, February. At Four Holes the 25th Fobruary. At Jnmipons the 20th February. At KUiotts the 27th February. At Zeiglers the 28th February. At Dull Swamp the 20th February. At Olcatous the 2d March. At Drowns the 3d March. At Tylers tho 4th March. At Radlcrs the'uh March. , At CorbcttsTille tip* 6th March. At Easterlins the 7th March. At Rowc's Pump the '.'th March. At Cedar Grove the 10th March. At Dranehvillc the 11th and 12th March. And at Orangeburg the week "ending 21st March, at. which time the Hooks will be closed for receiving Returns. Those failing to make Returns and pay hy that time, will be doubled tnxed. Taxable property is such as Heal Estate, Buggies, Carriages, Gold and Silver l'lnte, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, kc, Articles .Manufactured for sale, all In comes, Taking out Charters, Public Hacks, Drays, ?v.o. A Capitation tax of one dollar on every Male between the ages -of twenty-one and sixty years, on every Dog, matters not who it may be owned by, one dollar each, which tax all accrues on the 1st of January, 1868. All Returns to be made to the Tax Collector of (he District, or Parish in which tho property is located. No returns will be received by mail or otherwise, unless iirorn to according to law. I will also bo at Orangcburg'lht week ending the 1 Ith of April to oolhsot tho balance of the General Tux not paid and falling duo thoUOIh of Juno, Those failing to make payment by thai time, may oxpoot to softie with the Sheriff. Also at the same time and place, I will callocl the First Quarterly Ttt* of 1808. fob i?2!u p. w. fairey; T. C. the morning star. THE MORNING STAR, THE MORNING STA It, TUE MORNING STAR, A DAILY NEWSPAPER, A DAILY NE WS PEP A It, A DA IL Y NE WSPA PER, PUBLISHED A T P'VBIt TS TT ED A T PUBLISHED AT WILMINGTON, N. C. WILMINGTON, N. C. WILMINGTON, N. C. $2 50 FOR SI A' MONTHS. $2 50 FOR SIX MONTHS. $2 50 FOR SLY MONTHS. TFT FOR A PJ/JC NE WS. TEL EHRA I'll IC NE WS. TEL EUR AFI! IC NE WS. LOCAL NEWS, LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL NEWS, MARKET REFORTS. MA HKET R FROR TS. MAUA'ET REPORTS. GENERAL NEWS. GENERAL NEWS. GENERAL NEWS. Antut Kss, II. 11FJIXAIII>. Editor and Proprietor, mar 21 WILMINGTON, TUST RECEIVED, A NEW SUPPLY OF LIQUOR. We also invite attention to our Stock of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, DRY coons, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC., Low for Cash or Barter. Tho highest Market Price givca for COUNTRY PRODUCE. M?LLER k DAVIS, Droughton Street, nov dp ly rnilF, HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE GIVEN 4- for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Bees wax, Tallow, Hides, Furs, eta., eto., by EZEKIBL k KOIIN. feb23 y It TTOUSEKEITEUS IF YOU WANT JL L *? purchase your Goods tit Charleston Cost Prices, go to nov 16 T. 1). WOLFE'S. THE .CANNON HDIJSE1 (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.) THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Re spectfully inform the Traveling Pub Elio that bis HOUSE is. opened for ? their accomodation. RATES OF BOARD. Board per Day.?....;$ 1 76 ? > " " Week-. 7 00 ??? " Month. 20 00 Jas. cAJsrisroisr, Proprietor. aug 8 e ly .Frederick Fersner, MECHANICAL DENTIST. Will attend to thoBO who wish bis services at their residences, by being informed through tho Postoffice or otherwise. TEETH on GOLD and SILVER PLATE; also tho VULCANITE WORK. AK work done Warranted to give satisfaction. Residence: at Mr. JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange burg District, S. C. mar 80 If The Southern Drug Store DR. B. M. SHULER'S IS THE PLACE TO GET FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES, OF WHICH he has just received a full Supply, and otters thom to his Friends nnd the Public gcnerully us cheap us they can be-bought anywhere for the Cnsh. jjgjy-No more Credit?plcnsc do not usk it, for I canuet give it. mar 7 ly LIME! LIME! rXMIE BEST STONE LIME AT GREATLY RE | duced prices. BOLTED CRIST AND MEAL Frosh Ground overy week. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, RYE FLOUI PRESTON & MERRILL S YEAST POWDER. ENGLISH CARD SODA. ENGLISH PICKLES AND CROSSE & BLACK WELL'S MUSTARD. KEROSENE AND TRAIN OIL. WHITE AND DROWN REFINED SUGARS. And a general assortment of Groceries, ic. For sale at tlie At the Court House Store, Markot Struct, oat 10?lv JOHN A. HAMILTON, CA ED. rTIHE FIRM OF II. L. JEFFERS & Of)., WA! ? Dissolvei! on the 4th inst. The FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BUSI NESS will be continued by Win. H. & Thos. Jeffers. The style of the Firm being WM. II. JEFFERS & CO. Consignments of Cotton solicited. Prompt re turns will be made, and our usual attention paid the interest of our friends. WM. II. JEFFERS & CO., Charleston, S. C. Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON. Orangeburg, S. C. Jan 11 6? OATS! OATS! D. LOUIS & CO., A. GENTS, HAVE ON HAND AT $1.25 Per Bushel. feb 15 ly PERUVIAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM AGENTS, at market rates. SOLU RLE PACIFIC OUANO, $75 cnsh ; $80 1st November, with 7 per cent interest, approved city acceptance. BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE OF LIME, $50 cash; $05 1st November, with 7 per cent interest, ap proved city acceptance. PIKENIX OUANO, $55 cash ; $06 1st November, with 7 per cent interest, approved oity acceptance. FLOUR OF DONE, unadulterated and uuburut. FARMERS' PLASTER OR GYPSUM, warruntcd pure. In ottering Hie above Manures to Planters I do so with every confidence, not only having testimonials from Planters who have used them the past year but the further guarantou that every cargo, as it arrives, is analyzed by Prof. Shepard, of tho South Carolina College, and tho high reputation of these Mnnuren fully kept up. J. N. ROBSON, Jan 18?2m Nos. 1 nnd 2 Atlontio Wharf. EEXEKIEL BEOS TO INFORM j his Old Friends that he is now prepared to repair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. feb 2:; tf Selling Off! Selling Off! . ?CLOSING CUT IN VIEW Or AN ^_TII|E CHANGE OP BUSINESS, CONSEQUENTLY OFFER FOR CASH, Our now COMPLETE STOCK in every Line at Rates much below FE MER PRICES* RARGAINS CAN RE HAP 1 Great Inducements Offered from now uutil JANUARY 1, ISOS. If you want CHEAP GOODS for the Next Sixty Days, CALL AT BULL & SGOVILLS" ^V^^JSTTED T? FlU SPeoiBl Orden 1000 BUSHELS ROUGH RICE. 500 BUSHELS PEAS. 200 BUSHELS PINDERS. . For which wc will pay the HIGHEST MARKET FIGURES ix cash. W E ARE STILL IN THE COTTON MARKET, Prepared to RUY such Lots as may offer or receive on Consignment, All of which shall receive the prompt atten tion of Bull & Scovill. fel) y le GREAT BARGAINS KEITT BROTHERS. SELLING OFF LOW FOR CASH. OUR FRIENDS WILL PLEASE GIVE US A CALL AND SATISFY THEMSELVES THAT WE DO NOT MEAN TO SAY ONE THING AND DO ANOTHER. ?:o:? XfOTICE TO RERTOR8. ? OUR ^X, Creditor* 'require us to make immediate Collec tions. Wo thereforc.bcg all those indobtod to tuby hook account or note, to settle the same by the 2d day of March next, or they will find their accounts in thehands of an Attorney for collection. /~1 RE AT INDUCEMENTS OFFER VT ED TO AN APPROVED PURCHASER.? The Undersigned being desirous of ohnuging their busiuess, offer their Entire Stock of Goods, umoh below Cost, with the building at reasonable rent for one yonr. Tho Building is large and commodious, with Storo below and Residence above, situated on Itu?dcll Street, in the most beautiful part of our Village, oet 18?cly KEITT BROTHERS. F OR SALE.?The Two PLANTA TIONS forming a part of the KEITT ESTATE and known as "DARBY'' and "KENNEULY" placeB will lie sohl, together with tho Mules and farming tools. For terms apply to 8. S. KEITT, Care of William Middlcton, Esq., dec 21?If Charleston, 8. C. FOR LEASE, TITHE FINE ESTATE known as KEITT TL ACE, situated in St. Matthews' Parish. Tho Estate consists of threo Beparate Tracts. The Kenncrly Place has -100 acres cleared and 200 uncleared. The Darby Place has '600 oleured and 200 uncleared?all tine Cotton Lands. The Kcitt Place, consists of 2,100 acres, one half cleared and iu a fino State? of Cultivation. The Estnto is watered by a large Creek, which affords good Rnngc for Cattle. Soil r ich Red Clay. The Estate would be Leased all to one person, or in small Tracts of 60 or 100 acres, to suit small farmers. Fino Mules sold with tho Plucc on oi'odit. The Kenncrly and Darby Plaoes would be sold dosircd. For Terms apply to J. J. WOOD ARD, St. Matthews P. O... nov 2?tf Orangcburg District, 8. D, OR l> I X A X C E-To Prevent the Firing of Guns, Pistols, &c., within these Corporate limits. From and after tho publication of this Ordipnoe, any person convicted of firing any Gnu, t'ist.J, er other Firearms, withia these Corppraio Limits, shall be liable to a fine not lev. than fivo dollars ($5), or upon failure to pay the fine, shall be liafj|o to imprisonment not exocoding two day*; ?t !{>? -jp. tion of tho Intendant. Done in Council this 20th day of Fcbrnnry, 1608, Orangeburg, S. 0. JOHN A. HAMILTON, 29?R Clerk. In Equity, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. Joseph Pickling, Adm'r. et, ah I ? Bill for'Aeconut ? SrT.1 ff" i ri l jf^Bh^ing junto . MaryR. T/Jer^ aL. . j InjunctionsR*U*r It appearing to my satisfaction that Jccbua Tyler, . one of tho BjBAmfetttaMH&k*fr?ro caae, Is aksoat from and resides beyond the limits of W'SMft ?* motion of MoBsas. Iklar & Dibble, Com^SSSat's Solicitors, it is ordered; ThatUu",.defendant, Josh ua Tyler, do appear, plead;'answer, or demur to the complainants- said bill within the tfinej?r*wr?H||#/ law, or ah order pro confesso will be' taken agsiast Commissioner's Offico,") V. D. V. JA MI? O If, Orangeburg, S. C, J- ?> Coanrfsthraoji Deo. 19 1807. , J j k\ ?V, ? W dec21. ' S ?-i-:-... '..t'V --r*i In Equity, ;;r ORANGEBURG DISTRIOT. ? > V*!*sf O. N. Bowman, Adm'r. "I ~*. ilii'iw V :',;-/? ?'.?'.h'iAlS D. Loeb, et. al. J -XjJUi Under order in Equity in this e??, the crodiUrs of Datld Bowman, tleocased, will prove Uaoltji do? nmnds before mo by-the first of May n?xt. "v e Commissioner's Office, \ V. D. V. JAMESON, r ' March 4, 1808. / CommiisioaotV. S, mar 7 . ? u ? ? ?'?.Hi?? In Equity. ?A ? ?1 -1 ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. James F. Livingston, TS. Eliza D. Livingston, Under decree in Equity made in this caio, the creditors of Win. J. Livingston, will prove their de mands before me by the first of May next. ' Commissioners' Office, \ V. D. V. JAMISON March 4, 18GH. / Comraissioaar ? mar 7 ' t*T ;Hton, "\ r, ?tt al. j In Equity, OBANG EBURG DISTRICT. ) Rf; A. Davis, AdmV. W-ui KP Sarah Binuaker, et. al. By order in this case, the creditors of* George S. Binuaker, detenscd, arc required to prwfe their de- . mands before mo by the first "of Mav next. Comoiissieiier s Olhcr. 1 X. t). V." JAMISON, . March 4, 1808, / Commissioner, mar 7 ' ' td ,r -..,-,-:?-? . I Krft In Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.' " '" C. It. Thompson, Adm'r. "1 t . vs. ? < \ * * *3 - Wm. M. llutsoil, Kiq., et. al. J -. .|T By an order in this case the creditor* of Wm. R.. Thomson, dsctoied, are required to prov? their de mands before me bv the first of June next. . ? Cununixsioners'Oflice, 1 V. D. \. J A Ml 80S*, ? Msrcb 4, 18G8. J . t'*?wi??iaa?r. .) mar 4 t? In Equity, ! ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. ? I F. M. Footer, Adm'r.) Bill to Marshall Algols ,u vs. v for Ann Larr, et. al j Injunction and Belief. . By order of the Court, the craditsrs ?f J?h*i Larr, doceaied. are required t? prove their daraands. before me, within three montha freu this dato. : Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON,; Orangeburg, C H, V 'Commissioner. Jan. I, 1808. J jan 18?*m ..,??.. In Equity, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT $4 1? Ik. M. A. Jeukins, Adm'x,"] vs. Watton A. O'Cnin, et. al. J. . - i By order of tho Court ci.f T.^xthf m iLe ai><570 stated case, the creditor* of tho lato* J. 0. Jou-* kins arc enjoined from prosecuting their actio? at? law for the recovery of their claims, bod-are re-*1 quired to prove-their several and respective-de-? mands before the Commissioner on or before the* first dny of May waxt. Commissions Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON.. Orangeburg C. IT., \ tfo-ainiBSlonor, March 11, 1808. J ? , , . marli %_'** The State of South Caroli??. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. ; In the Crurt of Common Pleas. II. H- Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings,1** ?. A ffllWl*'' ?en, A: E. Talmadge* ATTACHMENT. XTTIIEKEA8 the Plaintiffs did en tke lOt? e)ay W of May tile their declaration against tko K*^ fendunts, who (at it is said) .art absent from aae\ without tho limits of this State, and have neitkvo wives nor attorneys known within th? samt, ?von, whom a copy of said declaration mar be s?rv*4:: On motion of Hut sons k Legare, PluintifTa Attornays it is ordered, thut the said Defendants do appear,, and plead to the said declaration on or befora tko. 2'2ud day of May, which will be in tk* y?ar of aar. Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-, eight, otherwise final and absolut? judgment v-:!*, then be given and awarded against thorn.. J. F. HOBIN80K, May '20, 1807. XX jun 1 ?8m4 O. f #5? STATE QF &OUTII CAROLINA, ' ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. In flic JMfttrlct Court. In pursuance of General Orders* No. 164, froa Headquarters Second Military District, the Magis trates of tho District of Orangeburg will make a report on the L?h and last days of ?a?h month to this Court, of all Commitments made by them during tho proceeding half month, specifying date of Com mitment, names of Prisoners and the Offenoes for which they wore committed; said Magistrates shall also forward to the Clork of this Court, all vcoogaL sanecu and other papers, connected with the ? r*? ceedings against tno Prisoners aforotaid, irllok may bo in their possession at the date of making the reports herein ordered. By order of tho Court. J. F- ROBINSON, January 8, 1808. Clerk District Court, jan 11 tf OltDIXAlllT'S NOTICE.-AD2WIN? istrators, Exeoutors and Guardians who h*vo not made their Annual Returns in this Office, aro called on to do so Without Delay. All defaulters will be proceeded against in a few days, according to law. ??y Ofiioe^Days?Mondays and Fridays. Ordinary's Office, \ P. A. McMICHAEL, March 0, 1808. / Ordinary, ?. B. war 7 3t NOTICE.?All the Kxecnlloiift for Poor Tax aro in my office, *ed parflts ihte rcsla*l will do well to ca)l at (?nee Hnd?eltTf;'and save cfisl. J. W.'.II.DUKES, jan 11?tf ShcrMl.