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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-21

A S,oindler among the Shnker.-The following
Grom the GAINESVILLE 1Ohi") Gazette, presents the in
dusirious asd frugal. though fanatcal shakers in
new and disagreeahle light:
'Nahan Sharp, HE grea, head Of the Shaker ef.-
Enlistment, Labanon, has take" one Of the els"
to wife, and p"cke,ing a large sum OF money.
ers and sisiers Iuzziag about like ~ swarm Of bees
which have lost their queen. Poor fellows! they
have iouud the truth Of Burns" remark, "ma"kind
weak, and little he trusted" Ii Is said'
also, that Sharp morlgaged the Shaker property 10
the Trust Company at Cincinnati. and thai law suis
will grow out Of the transaciion.f .,.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-21

A Good Erample.-A mercantile firm IN
Fayetteville, N. c. on hearing If the great
Gre in New Work, Immediately RENTED $780,
900 with orders to anticipate the payment Of
all demands against them held by persons
who had suffered by the fse.-Loar. Of Com.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-21

2 Minister to Eng1ond.- move is now making 70
land. on The ground iha, his efforts may he required
induce the British Government 20 prefer media
ton for The adjastme", of our difficulties with
I We stale, from knowledge. That the Brn,e"
Cabimet has expressed determination on M cons'de
ra,ian 10 allow the difficulties between France ana
the UnMed States TO terminate in war between the
two countries.
That Minister has not heen accredited q! the Br-
fish Couri for some years past il The fault of!he Pres
the Senate resoIycd thai no Minister should he 9P-
pointed excepting the one he had nominated already
" "N" "' $50 - ~ 7It, N. y. Star.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
ERANKLIN & JENKINS WOULD INFORM
EDGAR JENKINS. Auc,ioneer.
VAhLwAkBLE PR0PERTH IN ELIZABETM

v TUWN, AT AUCTION.-FKANkLIN & JENKINS
will sci. auction Tuesday, January l9h their room,
Is Broad street,
Az valuable building lets situate in Ezasthown, ON Chiffon
Clifton and Cherry streets
These lots located the elevated land in Elizabeth
and require grading; and being Of large adapted
for either private residences manufactures They about $50
yards from the depot the New Jersey Rail Road Transpor
aen Company from whence in New York city
in 40 minutes Ten lois situate Cherry street. ix Chiffon
street. and 50 on Clifton
Maps the property be had Of The aaciioneers
previn. TO the sale.
The will be liberal. Farther particulars at sale
ian7 isl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

EVANS superior methed of curing certain disease uni
yeay acknowledged in this CITY, Also, 6leei, Structures F-
las and all diseases arising from the impurities of the blood The
medicines mild safe expeditions and regularly improve
strength his charges reasonable, and the per
feet without confinement hndance frn unesrece and 10
cal cuied in few days without particle Of Mercury
Stranger possibly experience difficulty making choice
DR.. Il. respectfully solo call, which will enable them
else their iudgmehs experience extensive Hospitals
America for So years viii he confident enable him per
feet satisfaction TO an these who favor him with their confidence
aug 81
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
THIE FL s sTEIy 3! q Rs HAVING UAFOR.

description by The late fire. eciiuy request all those In
dehted 10 hem either by Otherwise hand them in state
Of their and copies Of bills their earliest COVE
senc They will also feel obliged all those had any
transactions with them, Of any description however small M
January 1885, whether settled md copies bills
furnish asta which may give them insis bu
Mechanics and others who have had bills against anv
vessels that have been consigned hen will confer favor by
handing duplicates particularly those against brig Napoleon
PUTNAM SLOCUM, I35 Front street
N. b. Having been informed by friends Ito whom we ter
def grateful acknowledgements that they all
tspers which out Of the safe in bag and deposited
Ncnl AymaTs hope that hey NAV VET
be safe Should they have fallen the d Of any person Ii
beral reward VIII be laid iorfher return dec 3l-lnm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
TIC. CLERKS WANT OFsITUA

ITO CLERKS IN WANT OF SITUATION 8
"A System Of Teaching Business Writing and Double
Eni Book Keeping both the time has been invented
study aud trial all the systems from
Lessons Of the best proori and from q experience in teach
ing; which, by uniting Of all with the
has produced very short easy, Thorough System, surpas-
snS al others Those who learn this always immedi
sicily Tie best situations For the last eight prn-
pal merchants Of New York given their decided preference
- the pupils Of PROFESSOR COWARD.
Names entered 10 till II Broauway till Bswe-
T. Terms, with Diploma for both branches go in private
$Sh one branch, 3I5 in prvsbe eo in cas
b. Professor @. bets 500 he will beat quick bu-
:es wnting or In teaching The with Bssk Keeping
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
AUCTION SAILS.
J. C. PARKER, Auetioneer.
GALE OF FIFTY CITY LOTS SITUATED
- CITY DE HAVEN-I PARKER

II
~ IN THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN. c. PARKER
will sell public auction s his Auction rum, Church street,
Tuesday The 18Th inst at 10 O'Clock, A NJ FIFTY VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS the OF the city, Congress
Lay Rose and Morocco high and commanding
ground, and in the vicinity Of EXTENSIVE MANUFACTU-
RING ESTABLISHMENTS.
This advantage of nearne business and
TO the churches and other public places Of Great
menis have taken place and beyond with those
and others projected thee lois he regarded very eigiby
situated for residence, or for profitable investment.
The city New Haven with increase Of population ratio
of New York 25 s. years.
inducements for from the moderate
price of building ground and the additional
acn and business which expected from the construction Of
the Rail Road locating and from the Canal completed
the Connecticut rve opening wide eIeHt OF back country
never before having business relations with this city.
Two thirds of The purchase remain, if desired
bond and mortgage Ten the purchase
will be paid the day sale and the balance of the
third the I'd February when the deeds arrany) will he
given. The title inupuabe Lhogrsphic maps may had
on application at the Office of TIE AucIioneeer
New Haven, Jan. Ii, 1885, jan l5Sts
LNRANkLlA & JENKINS WOULD INFORM
TINT they iakeR the counlodous
huding No. Is Brsd few doors south all street.
which they fitting up Cor REAL ESTATE SALES ROOM
aud will bEsi the requisite
be msds Due ice will be given of their succeeding sales and
thee will he happy . their friends as above.
Dated Friday, December Is. 1855 dec %
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
q AMIDON,S CELEBRATEU SHORT
II AND MEDIUM KNAPPED HEAVIER HATS si III.

Ge low Ut % they quality requisite the
costly Hat being made FIRE fur body
the finest Beaver knappthey their colour shape elasticity
and fnish all weaihes and cmates-quaies which
wool bodes and made in The ordinary possess
Sales Rooms corner Of Wall and Nassau streets
:. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats the highest perfect
tion price ST. oct 3D-3n
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

nk. GLOVER is consulted confdenaly as usual eyery
~ day bis Office where ms devoted the treatment
and Of elects Structures, Gonorfhea Seminal Weakness and
certain delicate Diseases their different stages Ulcer, Of
long standing, and constitutional diseases arising from inprfv of
the bc and such have bad the skill Surgeons less espe
Iience this branch of the profession apprsed
DR.. Glover has received regular peca educ atom and dsre,
NOT 10 he eckored the number of putting doctors
whose found in every public print.
He will be ounu his Office No Ann street near broadway
second door from the American Musue hour during IN
day and evering until 10 O'clock There entrances 10 hi
Office the first through his the second heng lsd doe
frem The Museum through private his DOR
odI 4-fmis
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

PARK THEATRE.
THIS Ev ENING
VIII be R riff sxiI Ii drama Of
Daran, Mr.. Mason Count Urck, =. Harrison
' After Which he farce of ~
Ed. Singleton, Mr.. Mason Mr.Sngletrn. Mr.. Plseide
To conclude g q With q, b .sns
Frederick Mr. Ri'hins Jack junk H, Mr., Harrison
Door. opsa g. Performance t. commence
FRANKLIN THEA TIRE.
THIS EVENING,
"" r 'Esf Sf1ss SF."'
Bud0u s,,,,el M seSn Philip p, M D5umh'd
TSs scSHs fsa$TF
Jeumy Twitche, j. Seton Farmer MI. W. Seton
Doors spen at g. Performance to QUARTER tot
THE LAST wEEK!-owING TO THE unpleasant
OF the weather. and by particular request The exhibition
will be ' on ONE web A"1s Com
Saloon Boadwsy introducing three new pieces to The DiOrama
,Sd Re ea% % to n ss nd shfsn half
The popreos grateful o the liberal patronage they have
'''F'' ~" ORDER OF The SCENES ''' '''''
Scene |. The Deluge.
Washington in the centre of the American Stars 81 Freedom Ma
Seen. s. The Cave of Terror with it. awful terrific scenery
Scene The Enchanted Grotto or the Temple of Happiness
which for brilsncy and plendor of effect unsurpassed
Scene s. Moonlight Sea View-Siorm and Shipwreck.
Scene Scenes in aydisplayng variety of Scenes Funer
al by torch light, &c.
T. Confsgraion of Moscow.
Doors open half paste Performance hf past
O'clock. jan lS-f
NOWOPEN.-J; THoM respectful, informs the CHI
\zem New York that he is exhibiting in the American
Academy of Fine Arts Barclay the following Statues
Old Mortality and his Poney, full length of Buns Willie
and Allan from the of lille brewed peck omau Tam
O'shantel Souier Open from 10 NJ
ill 5 p. NJ aud from till 10 evening
Admittsnoe 25 Season tic kets, 81. I3-G
n ENV a ID II,
IL between Mercer aud Greene
tanning papers relating the ST. Georges Society
pick the parcel if he will deliver The 465
Houston street. No. Maiden lane he will obige the and
be well paid for his trouble. jan l-StA
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
RRANDRETH'S PILLs.-DR. VIM BRAN

II NJ.
II RETH the dcoverer of these Pills opinion that tbe
was only ONE DISEASE, mpury Of bond which by in
peding the circulation brought inflammation
the where settled and impressed was he of m
truth OF this theT that he spent thirty in erper;
and laborous
10 medicine which should purify and produce
by specific acon removal Of the hunnrs from the blood v the
stomach and bowels, by the te Of sc
medicine, all hunisrs TO be the blood ss.e
a state of purity.
Many other medicines advertised having propco a..
10 these hut the proprietor of these Pill. in hi counv ~.
grandson OF the dcoveer would wish who think veil
tins PRlNGlPLE. and who have made
THESE PILLS trial. They will at once he sst;s6ed 81
the difference Of that medicine which has wears rfs ,h
English public, and has gained sale there les than cen o
sterling and those medicines which are forced ~
notice advertisement, before their properties can be fliv l
ny the dicoverers themselves Captains of sb;s -.
chants will find this medicine which will ensure their bs.ih
and answer, well for expectation W '"'
Dr. b office lS7 Hudson opposite street Ne Yoa
where Dr. brandreh may he Consulted Mondays Wedpesdsv,
and Saturdays. de- "a Or :esys'
ENRANkLIN LIBRARY-This day is pubi,hed mar, "A r
Inc beinga continuation the CRUISE d
the MIySE The Franklin Library is published in weekIv
R pes ~ ernt, each part containing 100 duodeeino pars
oH.tes q the ERgia Aannos for 1885; The LAT Dr, At
re"fS,'; Iytnsy Hall Three NgAsn Lifetime ocob FciG
IH; 6l byS Mridan Knozrs TIE Bondnan Tale ~ ~
nens rlas Rea Life Peter Simple; TIE Duk Ladr Of ~
"a n'1ard York; fnishairlachi Brambly< H6ux -
Grey lA Detornsed; Lolors; Tie Naval 0eT; nd ~
Persons wishing have the le al their residence. nm ~
johnstreet, Brnadway. ~' w.
IVA person authorised to receive subscriptions In ADVANCE
Pc, al. =, .u WALLIS NEWELL, PuhlisAeu.
" - p"eP" ''oA'os@ sepSu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.-Brg Nancy jane Murray Havana; sch To-
Psz, Luther, Newburn, N. C..
ARRivED.-Pscket ship Hayre, Stoddad, Havrs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

Most remarkable fluctuations took place socks yesterda
The city filled with of all kinds During The sitting of
the board Of the stocks the list either up stood
Grn. U. Bank ssd for l4i-Oho Life and Trust Utica
l1ci and many Others in proportion
When the Of the morning private
ee from Washington read the hears GLORIOUS fellows got
report that prodguy hot War Message had been Con-
gess Wednesday morning 1t whispered that the thing
itself in townbut could tell got At
all events stocks rapidly dovn-some one, to
three per considerable buzz created Some thou hit
that cabinet explosion had taken paccohers that Mr. Webster
had joined the administration.
This Of things continued through the afternoon. Every
thing in confusion. Yet the begeren reports did not
suuscle on 'Change. None would believe t-not
terrible has broke between Saltpete" and Brim
stoue"the Courier Jouna-Co Webb and the Re- Mr.
Hale Fearful things be expected grow Of this quarrel
Major Noah mediate like the Roihch between France
U. s.; General has the right We and General
Dud Green step in and restore harmony.
United States Bank llSt IA, TAI, Aner ms Co, III
Phoenix Bank, 100, Atlantic ms Co, 49,
Sei Has. 81, II, FaImer Loan, oSa 10, osa,
Dry Dock Bank, 1885, 35i Jefferson ins Co, 5S,
Leather Man. Blk, liz, III, U. 5, lns., 51s, . . -
n o. Canal Io4a Paterson r. r., SO, 81, 8,
N. O. City Bank, l06 Bost Prov X X, III IL
Ohio L 4 t. III, ISL II, N J. r r. T. L., Ill, scrip
Ain Tr Co., tBalt) 1854, s,Oai
n H. Del. b. Co, 81, Bos. &wor. r. r., S. A. II, 5,
Vck.burgh Bank, 9eA, Utica R r.. Il5s, To- l6t
N.O.Mech. Trad. Bk 104, Long Island r. r., "a.
N. Y. ms Co., Ill, NJ H. H. r. 96i.
Latest Loadon Date Dec IL
Latest Liverpool Date, Dec -
Latest Havre Date Dec. IL
Latest Paris date. Dec. Is
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

y EWARD.-DROPPED,o on Saturday morning. in Hous-
~ ton street. between Mercer aud Greene parcel
tanning papers relating the ST. Georges Society
pick up the parcel he will deliver The 465
Houston street. No Maiden lane he will obge the and
be well paid for his trouble. jan ll-StA
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15
H THE DEFEATED INFIDELS.-Mr. Eai-

NJ THE DEFEATED INFIDELS.-Mr. Edi-
There greater evidence wasted show The total over
throw discontinue of the nde and their principles in the
late witness daily the abuse and SANDER they
heap upon 81 that able and advocate Of
Chrisanity SLEIGH il is ivariable rule with
them discussion and oonendng for their una
principles the sacred of christianity and truth
then Witty the chsrsce: of their successful
sniagon-and Mr. Editor there made uius
able with the tights of those gentlemen w
in the discussion that which made him by Mr. o.
and conduct in the christianity
called forth the unequoca and reprobion of
honorable and intelligent minds.
really friend Chrsanity, he he is would
he associate with In6des If Tammany Hail. and Sunday
evening pamphlet in which he endeavos SANDER the
character Of ana advocate Of Christianity!
No! Mr. dtor be told in the Scriptures,
separate himself from the unclean" therefore we doubt his
sncerty-and Mr. Editor, congratulate the lnde of Tam
many upon receiving such valuable accession to their
he again the unpleasant feeling
in exhibiting his trembling form and guilty oountenance the
public he did much advantage the night his eachery
was exposed, s.. jan l5-1ts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

THE CONFLAGRATION.-F sale At the Herald
Once, l48 Nassau ST. EXTRAS, combining beautiful wood
of the Exchange 10 Ruins. also Map Of the Burnt District
with lively and graphic descriptions of the PRICE ONLY
ONE CENT PER COPY.
Also, splendid Steel Engraving Of the Interior Of The Mer
chants Exchange with letter description Of the building and
the burng-pubshed the Herald Office, las Nassau
Price ~ each " retail. dec 25-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

TOBACCO, &c-l0,O0o lbs of Prime Seed Leaf Tobac-
just received and Segars Of all qualities for by
C.AGNEW PAS Front street.
+. Tobacco les box ia,q- 2,v
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

4 CARD-FRANKLIN THEATRE.-MRS-
"A PRITCHAkD respectfully Informs her friends and the pub
lie general that her Benefit and last will take place on
Saturday evening 18th when she will ey par
request the character Of RICHARD Ill performed
by her TO crowded houses upwards of 300 nights
RICHARD, Duke of Chester, Mrs. PRITCHARD!
For this only-w other novelties and attraction. willie
expressed in the bills of the day. jan l5-h-
discovery Of DR.. Michaux Professor of Anatomy Flanders,
and believed be the articles discovered for the
FeIes and other obstinate erupons ohe skim For sale whole
sale and retail, at H0PPERS 364 Broadwsyor d. GUlONS
Bowery and Grand street. jan l5-tf
MIRACULOUS PRESERVATION IN the
1Vl GREAT FIRE.-Foun5 among the Of the Merchants
Exchange, where all respectable merchants used congegse
such Daniel Collins ConmoR merchant, I57 South street, his
note for 7oday dated JAM H. 1885, three payable
~ c. order for 799] The sub criber him
10 call for immediately he will again have offer for sale al
the Exchange New street. n. B. The
is than il three years ago.
jl5-5t% MICH. c. BARRY, 2Q4 Cherry
T EECHES! LEECHES!.- IA lot o. very large and heal
thy Leeche tor sale at HOrPERS Pharmacy, S6f Broad
way of Franklin St jl5-u
1Vl having Completed the New York Handel
and Haydn Unon Society, will open Of instruction in
ELEMENTARY AND PRACTICAL VOCAL MUSIC, at
Broadway Hail. between Grand and Howard Streets under the
direction ofthe Professor, Mr.. J. Hail.
The Course will be opened for admits Friday evening" at
O'clock commencing the the 18th and
for children "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at three
o'clock, commencing Wednesday, the 10th inst.
Applications for admission be make the Professor 09 Spring
streets c. H. Roach, IS Sixth avenue A. B. Rumey Is Frank
fot street; E. Ckais, West Norwood Bovine
222 William street.
The introductory Address upon the Moral Influence of Music
will be delivered by the Professor the opening of the Adult
Glass, THIS EVENING, admtance free. The Of in
uco oe pursued will also be detailed and e1p,nsd and The
NORWOOD BOVINE, Secretary. janl5-lr
| m nONTCe Nd OnNTS,e 70 OnNGeVv FTTRNISHED
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-15

GENUINE HARLEM OIL-Just imported and for sale
" BY d.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
jan ii SIT Broadway.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-06

The following extract Of letter, from
a friend in Columbus, Of the 26,h inst.
leaves no doubt that there is yet muci''
and hard lighting to be done. (,
"Ncws has just reached US, that snal'
party of Indians came over TO The Gco1'
gia side on yesterday, few miles aooss
Roanoke, and attacked small oody OF
our men Stationed there, and routed them;
Five white men arc said to be killed. and
several wounded :,
81 have not had the particulars. l
think you may rest assured, public
opinion to the contrary Notwithstanding,
tina, the war has no, yet closed"
VIC learn, tina. General Sanford has
taken the most rigorous means to reinforce
our troops in me neighaorhood OF Roa-
nokc, aud Fort MEstr. aud for acting
efficiently against the indians. Tic is
going in person with all his disposaoie
force in pursuit of the cnesny;
Where is Gen. Jesup! and how docs u
happen that he has closed the war and
disbandea the army, while :he country IS
full Of hostile sa:ases'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-06
TEXAS.

The Mexican sorernmc n, has determined ,osus'
pead hos:,'cs asains. this srpub!c during the sek
ly season Recent accounts say that dissestions
continually take place ssom the invading artay
and that is not improbable In; iksi The govern.
rnen, C. Mexico may eventually be compelled TO &C.
knowledge :hr Independence of Texas, from, want
OF men, we'll as money, 90 prosecute The war
"A forced loan OF tG0 In,iiIon .. Lol!srs has
been .csor,ed TO in Aczico, which ,nzy end in an.
other revolution, as the Engisi, and French siin.
is,srs cn,esrd their protect, ciing upon :otesner
NOT to eontribute .owssds The amount. Santa An.
mas party was considered TO be out Of Powrr-and
.,a. tho Federal party was succeeding IN erey di.
rcctidn. State aitc. state fcvoiuiioai2ing and
that too, s., ,i:,c b!eodshcd--ti,c priests. werc
little cared tos--,he treasury was completely c1-
t,zus.ed. II was said uisi The urI party would
ny,, on any account, prosecute the war IN Texas. "
SANTA AsxA has declared 10 The Msxic,n Govern.
men, thu ,mposs:bti,ly Of conque'sng Tc1ss, and
recommended The seluox !rdgu,en, Of hei lnde-
pcnd zee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-06
GEN. HARRISON on. ABOLITION.

|, We would ask auen!:cn TO the aanr,ct cxuac,
6on speech Of Gen. Harrison, giring ki' views
of the eoas.HiSonal s,c .hod Of abol,!ing SLAVERY
IN The Uniisd States. Tha plan proposed By :hc
pc,;ieoat candidate COT ,c PRESIDENCY . certain.
~ our ot nosci experiment, ,e.wii: 6r,, tsx the
Pcepic snseiens 10 create an enormous surplus In
the Treasury Of Tho ua:,ed s:a.rs. and ,hcn .put.
ehase The slaves Of the people ~iuh their o~s mo-
nry and eo!ou.ss .:.sm-Iie~ rcry psaiscusrhy
visa. 90 exquisite s:se,hcd of Rosb:as Pete, I.
pay Paul Blu, !ar ,hs cx,sac.--ar,si, ,s:
Should be- asked II iltrrc be no way By @.ie:
tar Grn~raI Gurc:nnrni can aid itr rar.c OF oman
crpatian, answer, that IL has bcea long objcc
sca. tay hca:, IN ,.e whole of lis surplus rc
rcauc appropriated 10 tha, ebrc. With tho sanction
Of The states holding the siaves There appear. q
mc to be no Constitutional objee,ion 10 10 being
,aas applied, embracing not only tho colonirsuol
of those thai nsy be otherwise trrrd. but thc puf
chase OF the fr~cdnrs Of others
We ask II stcsr 10 es:isrn ii the south ~hs
~puld srriOasi7 think Of bupporing sue,, polti
c!aa 10, ,hs rres,ernsy Of the ua;.rd S.aiss'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-06
EGIMENTAL ORDER,
A,,et 0J 1875

IcE.aeh, august. <u, AoSU
A n clcc,iop.is hcteby ordered to be held
IL o, the respective muster grounds Of
the Bea. companies in the upper Battalion
on Friday the 30th September next, for
Major to ELL the vacancy occasioucd BY the
rcsip nation Of 1t. Col. Quinlin. .
Officers commanding companies viii
cause This order to be carried into exccu.
lion and returns made TO the Col. as soon
thereafter as possible. BY order Of Col.
John Chcsnu,.
J. D. MURRAY, Adj. eed Reg sem
Extract Of the law governing The elcc-
ion for Major
That when The commission Of Major
shalt become vacant, the. Colonel. and il
there be no Col the officer ncxi in CON-
mantl in The said regiment, shall order each
Captain o. commands cf u company. TO
cali 10 his assistance two Of his suba!IerE
officers. OF other fit and proper persons 70
apen sul hold poll al their respective
mus,er &. Jmnds, giving forty days notice,
by advertising in thee public places in the
bounds of their command; the said mana
gers shall hold the poll on one day AT ,hci'
mua,rr ground, FROM eleven o'clock in the
morning until thee o'clock IN the sfter
auon and shall meet on the battalion pns
ter ground, nr some public house near th'
same, OIL the day following, aud count ovci
tho s"tcs and d-rlars tho e!ction.
August G-9S--(
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-06
NOTICE.

TIE firm heretofore existing under the
fir o az CARPENTER n BONNEY, in
consequence oi 'he deCrh Of ,hr former.
was dissolved on tho l.. day nf Ms, last.
All demands Gae by, and 10 ,hr concern
will be attended y The Subscriber who
having purchased the entire interest "f The
concern, viii continue the business on his
own account. The stock IN hand will be
disp. sed of "a reduced prices through the
summer months for cash. or to those who
are punc.ual in their payments. Country
merchants will !ind i. for their iu.cres, TO
call tas his objce. is cash) and examine
his stock, as he is determined to pu. goods
10 them a, shade atorc cost.
r. w. BONNEf