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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
DEPARTMENT of Sta @,


Washington, Feb. 10 1886.
The Undersigned Secretary OF State oi the "
s. has had the homer to receive Mr. Bankhea"S
note Of the Is instant in winch he states, by the
instructions of mis- Government, that the BRUSH
Government have received communication from
that of France which iufs the whistles that I'M
peed his Britannia Majesty To offer his Inedaiion'
for lie purpose Of eiectug an anictbe adjustment
Of the differences betwee France ana the y. s.
that The French Government, being satisfied WIN
49, "~"', ~"d honorable manner IN which the Presi-
dent has, IN his recent message expressed hims-i'
in regard To the points OF dlnetcuvc 1e'ween tue
Governments is ready Ia pay the in,tulements due
IN account of the American indemnity, whenever
!, shou he clnimcd ~ Tho Government OF the U. >.
and that tins comrunlci liun Is made To The Gov
eminent of Great Britain not formal media
tor but as a common frerid of both parties.
The UNDERSIGNED has submitted this note of his
! Britann Ma,esty's Charge d Affairs 10 the Pres-
dem and i. instructed tn reply, that the President
has received this information With the highest sails
e---- aqii.fariinr as sincere as was his regre'
ed by the erroneous impression heretofore made
upon the national selSi5ity of France. By the
fuItlmont of the obligations of the convention be-
tween The two Governments, the grea, cause of
difference will be removed ard the President anti,
| cipaies that the benevolent aud mapnanImou,
Wished at his BrItaulc Maiesiie's Government will
be speedily realised, AS The temporary csrapyment
between the two nahons who have so many com
mon interests, viii 10 doubt be followed the res
oraiion of their atcient ties of friendship and
esteem.
: The President, hal further instructed the under
slgnedto express t" III Bu;annic Maieste's Govern
nent his senSibl ily At the anxioms desire 1t has
displayed To preserve the relations OF peace bet epn
/ the L. :. aud Frame, and the exertinns II was
prepared 10 make to eiecl1aie that object So essen
mai to the prosperity and congenIa to The wishcs
OF the two nations and to the repose Of the
world.
Leaving his Msle,iye's Government to The con.
sclnnsness of the elevated motives which have pny
etned lis conduct, aud Ia the universal respeci
winch mast he secured 10 it, the President is rat.
that NJ expressions, however strong. of IN.
own ieelings, can be ap,n"yttdety used wulrl
could adj Ia the qualification afforded To M, Ma
Je-ilrs Gnvernmer al being The channel of cam
hnncail"n Ia preserve and resince go.d viii
oeiw"en differing iainns each Of whom is II, friend
The Undersigned ayaii- himself of TIN, orca.ion
l" renew Z" Mr. hnkhead the assurance of his d..
tInguished consideration.
JOHN FORSYTH.
tbarles Brnkhelh ESQ
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Tur WING CuNvEN nos.

To be mindful Of our duty To our friends we cannot
c, ra thu expression of feelings Of sraituisi thoso
II them who volunteered md wen, forth to tins o''vea
tion for the purpose 81 making Effort TO rcc"ne'ihe
trinng breach existing between largo portion Of Que
fellow citizens on pouc-l matters.
We were aware that 10 effect desirable an ootet
mot desirable with the ambition, and disappointed dem
acoguc. VIC don't mean. but with IN 49, who with f'r
rencc harmony anil ,hr general welfare 81 the ocun'ry)
was Absolutely neee.ary that thoy should ""' "a'y
,ncrfce NIL y rsoual aud sinister considerations bni bu
~ in oblivion those party feeling which are uu"yn'
hhel and nur,urc. sometimes from very slight causes,
md unmporan, difference. Of opinion; --snd they noby
| iii so.
The readiness and promptnes, too. with when those
cons icrs ions anil feelings vieldoi in AID ofhs
treat AMI paramount objects worthy " all pr','"
i nav well be .nid and il ought to he said "f tho MON
hers ,h. convention that they possessed no small c
Of real Roman patriotism and virtue "The welfare II
4 me anil the glory of Crsar, seemed to he Their
,nide In these nomination. they appeared g. AIM ct
.nrasure. not men" They waved all ohns' Of fnvoc.
item and personal pred lection, AMI were determine 10
,y round the Constitutions an dIk 10 tn banner Il
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tConelif,d n,ri ,s,'k.
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bedu'yui HciL,Ai A. tnr ,ure,it,g at ci,izo,
!" we ""'h"d'' church in Green street, held la,
'Fm'g ''r The suppose Of taking measures To re
"""' me noble Structure known ~ "The Meth
''' BOOK C"ncefa." very Interesting snI im,re.
'"e addresses "eie delivered by the Rev. DR. Ba,,p
ana me He,. Mr. Waugh. In he course of hi. r.
'''h'' Dr. Bangs related the f,llowing re,p,,k,.L
''''d'n'' Among The burning fragment. Of booL
""' p''n'e' ,hee's which vete vhiriel sloG una.
'"' wings q" ~" flame and home onward u,,o
81 ne WIND. Fa-s p1ae f Tho Blba con,si.
ing 10" LxI' rtsn'er Of l-a.1h h.wns ,,.l.I
"p go me morning ~ he r,ud lera,i,n sba,, 10
n'rs ''-'An'' "a Long ~ nj. oni b.r.r. the "a
's.'''p'~ WIS kn'N7 birh hac carried IL tbitbe.
: vs. ''i'' ''rgri messenger ur iruth D.,
''''i" '"a-e ~ be fa-i T. ma los. .,r,k,og ti.
a'ih"n'ie 'ha'-,sf, so-d ~ he ,,pe "a. - .,..
-" A' 10 ~ h'esihle save t5r IL % verse. .b,.
read. IN the ~"'d' E,llowlo- .
po' h"'' snd Sesa'iGul hose hs,- ...,. ,.,,....
raised me-" - srEsKr rP w TIA YrGR and an o,,
psa'snt 'Ainss .ls L.Ip WASTE r-Con.<,,;ol
.dc-as- ""'e'oSf
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Harrison & Granger.

resuming that such II course would unite those ~ our
Gllow citizens who nrc willing To rally Ssnin' u'urpa'
tinn and oppression That they will thus unite wo &C.
terrain not a doubt None will ial,cr II hi, course. ~
icsrr, thu, we won, in rsnks. We want no mau
who i. hsnkerng ner golden" hnmoug., the "srol'
Of victory When our rank. are we'll purhei we shall
Rave no, les. than THIRTY THOUSAND true and
valiant reen Mountain B I'VE, ready to take The heldS
moment. warning-agaln.t tho Dnfch. the Torres -
any other foe To our civil and religious liberties.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
CoNNERsvILLE, Undiana.) Jan. %

Whilst the people of Connersy,lle and its
vicinity were celebrating the passage of the
great Improvement Bill by the firing of n
Pe'ce OF artillery, about 9 O'Clock on the
evening OF the Sth inst one Of the most
melancholy accidents happened which has
ever occurred in the State. Becaus. oc ~,
Intellectual swabbng of the gun, the carlridpe
igh'ted whilst the rammer was being with
drawn; by the explosion, fur or five vo,ny
men were instantly and awljully MANNED and
wounded. Alexander Saxon had one or h.
arms torn off, and the other so b,dIau
wounded mat both were Immediately am
Pu'ated above the elbow. His ewes were
completely blown out of his head, and his
'"ce aho head wretchedly Iacerated. He
was thrown over the bank to the distance of
20 leet. His friends took him to Mr. A,h.r'
ION hotel where expired about o,cIock
on The next morning.
Joseph Clark ,another very oespcc,abIa :,
anstr'ous and enterprising Young man bad
a, ' ,,s"' ann Diown of so that the phys CT
ans were compelled to amputate il also A.
p y, me elbow. His face and eyes were
hNe"Ise badly burnt We are hanov 10
H'd'e mat there is fair prospect of Clark,s
recovery Abalher Williams and Willie,
"ors'er were likewise very severely hnrn,
anu Iacefated about the head and evos. b.,
" - 'hought that their wounds are M, daa
ec'ouS' The contrast between This Gala
,'L. scene and that Of the great re,oiring
%''on immediately proceeded il, was awful,
y STRIKING and melancholy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
u,RR,eOvt GR,vGER:

Tho former for President AM the latter fp VIC" Pre-
dent of the tied States. Thi, !. III" ticket we 'hn'
20 fornn thi. !. the ticket which every WING m au'
tmaonc pnper grcs for in the Sac. "xcep' one ortvo
,'.xi't "nj 'h. editor, of which have
h.ey SOLD AMI BETRAYED thrm.elve. into the hands OF
faction whose motto 10 "nfico and ltunder-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

The obdcr.icned. ~. B,iisnic Majrsiy's chatge
80. 80 ,.c.,,,.. 10 his mute ~ the 9Th 1T
La, month. has the honor 10 inform MI Forsyth
Secretary sc State 81 ihe L. - inst he has hren
,nsirsr,ed bs hs Government TO IAis, that We
British Government hss received communication
fran, that of Frncc. which iulh's Tho wishes that
mpelle,l hi. Brtanne Majrsiy to Offer h's media
lion f,r the purpose OF Ade''i 80 an'eshe al
,,.,,,ent If the difference between France aud the
Us
The French Government has stated To that oi
M. Majesty that the frank and honorable manner IN
~ h,ch the President, has. N his recent meSshg"eN
messed himself Nih regard to The points oi due
ence between The G"Sernmen's "' France and "i me
t. =. has rem",ed those difficulties up'n the score
If a,i,nal honor. which have hitherto stood m the
nav or,he prn,ne, execution by France of the tea.
~ 81 the Az July 1891 and that consequential the
/ French Go,crnmen, L. now ready to pay 'hc N.
sr,len,cnt Which s due un account of The American
indie ,,ni,y whenever the payment, OF that inst J.
,neui ,hnll be claimed by the Government of the
! Us.
| The French Government has also stated, that II
made thi- c.nu,niratioa 10 that ofGrent Britain
| mat feoatdinu the Briiish Government ~ II t"rma
| mediaiur since ITS afer Of mediation had ther
| reached only the Government OF France. by whlci
II had been accepted: bot cooking upon the Brush
| Government ~ a cuumou friend NJ The Two patiles
and therefore as natural channc! OF cumnunica
ton between them.
The nudersirnedis further instructed to express
he sincere pleasure which Is felt by the Briisi
Gpetnn.n, at The prospect 'hus atior 90 OF an a'n'
cable Ier,nni,l,n atu difference which hos pr"dnc
ei.u tcmnrry r.trHu1e rent between two nation
who have ~ many IA ctesie IN common ana WI
ARE 81, emitted ,o the friendship and esteem "l enc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
February -. 1885.

The correspondence accompanying the rne.., %
consists 81 tour leiiers-'he first. from Mr b..
Fes'' charge d. Aflires ui the Brush Gs,ern.ne,
"ns'hs the msdisiion OF his G9yernmeo,- 49,.
e"hG H0'a NJ f"r'yth. accepting that m-d,ar,.r.
Aad protesting si The same tine .galais the =
'n'ssion Of The right Of France 10 demand eK.l.p,-
ii"n # language used IA COMM niestin. bs,w.s,
100 efsnchss at COR Guyernneu,. The third and
foonh letters. announcing the termination Of ,hs
eieepity sili ~ fysrs bsicr.
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THE VOICE OF 900 rREEMEv.

II having been Unlimited, ARE told. that largo
portion Of thu Freemen Of this town opposed tbs
construction ofihe contemplated Railroad between hi,
town and Whitehall on acc oun, offs being monopoly,
&csn article was embraced in the warning of our no
March meeting, requesting tho town ako tho subject
! INTO consideration.
Thence, on Tuesday Inst, al said meeting (ahou 800
'reemen beng prosenO the question was called % snI
nc Suol'ned resolutions introduced by Judge Strong
which after some discussion The question Of expclien
'Y "nd ITS manipulating tendency, passed with great una
'm''y there hot being than four or five peron. ia
| he negative.
Rrsoiped That the inhabitants NJ tho town Of
hniiand d" entirely approve of, and cordially wish
ar, the success of the project of making Railroad
rom This town to whitehall in the Slate of New
York
hfSofrrd, That tho snrlira'inn for a Railroad
Bank, with capital of $3.50 900 to y. loca,cd al
nhIIanh' winch is now pending in the Legislature
~ 'ermnnt, Is founded in the highest principles N
oropre'y. as well for the public good ne Tor the
individual interest Of this town and we most ear.
nes'Iy hope and pray that lhe Legislature of Yer.
mont will Incorporate said Bank
'CNNELtNG TUE HuDs ~. II +. propose I in the New
frk legislature 10 cnn-ruc' Tunnel unler tho 5ol
II the Hudson opp site Albany. proposition Tor au
th"r'iy'o nier,ake the enerprz, h.s en- presented
=" The Senate by Mr. Gane.voor,. The EDITOR ort,e Ar
gus says he hash iaIb; Of 1t. prtcl,csbili,y
'oNdREss Ia SENATE. ~ ruosi.y an " ,Ins.isy
teh 81 and 2ib) The bin reported by the e IN natee
"' H'ih"y AFFAIR." making special Appropriation, To-.
large amount, was discussed
IN the House., Tuesday snl wednesday ~ bu.ino,.
81 Importance was rln.Arei except the reaIing nlhs
rede"is special Message, in relation to the French
que.ii"n.
!" SEsATE on Thur,dpy Feb Is, the resolution dtoe,
''s the Secretary Of War 10 cause survey 70 he mad.
'r 'he purpose Of Purifying Lake Chanpaln was aiken
uP "l1 referred to the committee on Military aGor-
Fertilization bin considered and ,,;, ,I. m.
went INTO executive bushes, for an hour and thea
~ "'e ''usE' the executive Patronage bill from ihs
enA'e' Hnd the New York Relief Bill were .oo.,le,el
Ia senate Friday, Feb 90, message w,. ,,c.i,.l
''h The ffe'ideni Ia relation To claim, Too r.,h so,
""oh' rejected 10 the Treaty Of Ie3l Tn. ssps,. 81!
Mt 'I' "n Saturday
~ we 'o'sE' no business Of importance wa, trsans.
ed either on Friday or Saturday
!" oEsArk Monday, Feb 49, the E,lIovi,x ,o,,nu
u 'u'" was laid before the Senate by the Chsir,
o., WAsHISoros. Feb. 40.
So oeg Iesve through you 10 inform The
- 'a' ! nave on This day resigned iUio Ito
- y, 'ne reHef'i Assembly Of Virginia for res.
10y "sae known to II. my seat in The s-n,'e
y Inc United States. as Senator from, thai State
"'' a"n' ae'si'on Is no~ made Is TO eosble The
Seo-ie 81 its esrtiest p.sss.rS "a Gil .u,l ,.,.sx
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'CNSELiHo THE HuDs ~. !, -propo,e in The Mes
f'rk legislature 10 cnn-'ruc Tunnel unler tho ~.
IL the Hudson opp site Albany. proposition Tor Az
'h"rly TO IN ier,ake the enterprz, has en- pr..ene
'" the Senate by Mr. Ganc.voor. The EDITOR Of the Ar
gus says he has ~ iarbt of 1t. prtct,csbfy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

FIRE The house of the widow Patty Perry
IN Greenfield, in tins county. was burnt down, on
Thursday last the 18Th inst, and we regre, to add
she pershed in the fumes. She was SICK audcon
hhcd to her bed, which stondng near the firepl,ce
Is supposed to have caught by spark irun, si,..
hre' When found, she was lying upon The floor.
burnt to DEATH She was 70 years o: age Nor
lraLt Gazene.
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limited states and France.
R,g.risd fer The Journal ef Commsres.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

The President VI the United STATES, by TIE
hands Of Majur Donelson communicated the i"'-
lowing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

-, .+l' Tue most profound philosopher Of hi.
we" lh'erfogsied by the Inqusition as 10 ms
Supreme Being. replied, pointing 70 !,
on The h"or Of HE dungeon, that from Tho
H1''"'e OF that object alone he would ;nc,,
49,. certainty tho es's'suce Of an iu,eagsn, Gre.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-19
SOUTH CAROLINA
Sumter District
William II. Brunson applicant

Leonard E Brunson. Manning D Brun
son. Lawrence Brunson. Jared N Brunson
James Y. Brinson. Willis L Brunson,
Henry p Brunson, Mary Brunsun, Dema-
rics Isrunsan. tnow Hodge) having intet-
married with one Hodge. Emily Brunsun,
(n"w M'EIrain) having intcrmarr,ed with
one M'EIvain, Mason R-nms guardian I'd
li,em fnr minor heir William l.. Brunson
defendants.
It appearing to my satisfaction ,ha,
Leonard + Brunson. Henry p Brunson,
Jared y Brunson, Lawrence Brunson Emil
Is M'Elrain. and her husband. reside with
nn, this State, il is therefore ordered thai
they do appear an,' objec, to the division
or sale Of the real cstaic uf Peter BIun.
SON decd on or before the ninc.ecnth day
OF December next. or iheir consent 10 the
same will be entered of record s !
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Ordinary. .. d
DC, 29::37::h =.
Prs fee, GO 75
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By permission oil the Cou,, OF Ordinary
for Ks,shau District. will bc sold on monday
,he second day OF January next, before. ths
Cour, House in Camden,
Sixty-tWo Negroes,
one prime House Carpenter, and on Tres-
day. ,i,r third dar Of January next will be
sold q the plantation of tho decd in kar-
shng DISTRICT,
100 Head of Hogs so Sheep
65 HEAD OF CATTLE 3 WAGONS
MULES AND HORSES
| Matched Pair oi Hurses
Or, Cart. about 9 600 Basaelis Of Corn.
Peas. Fodder aud neutrality-suspicious. &C
ncraIIy &c ,slnnging to The estate of Ben.
B,nrham deed
.crms.--eash fer all SUNS under twenty
dollars For all sums over that amount,
bond. payable on Ia January 1855. with in.
tcsrs, from the day of sale. With such person.
al security as may By approved Of by the ad-
minis,rator.
J. N. DEsAusSURE. Adm'r.
Oct. 9-37.-bm
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10000 Dolls
SO Prizes Of I 600
VIRGINIA STATE
LlDT'TER 4
Glass 8

For The Benefit of The Mechanical Bene.
VIOLENT Society Of Norfolk. Tn Be draHn
al Aiexandria Va. Saturday DeeembcT 10
s31O00. i0.000, coo. 5, lIQ. 3OC0Y2. 500
1000, so OF 600. 30 OF 500 &c. &c.
Tickets 10 doilars-Sfsarcs in proportion
Certificate Of package of 2S whole
,ickc,s in this Magnificent Scheme msy ba3
had for $50 doilars packages of hnlves
and Quarters in proportion.
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ALL PRIZES.
maryland STATE
LOTTERY,

CLASS no. II.
TO be drawn nj Baltimore. Saturday. De-
crnaber "a. 1880. ass
Rich and SpEcmdsd Seicnee.
80. 600 5000. I.1lo. z 200. 1000, 10 Of
GOO. 20 of 500 % OF so OF 200 DC.
Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate Of nparksgc of % whole
tickets win be sen, for 10 dollars. Pack
ages Of shares in proportion.
In This Lottery ail those tickets having
no drawn numbet on them will DO each
entitled 10 three dollars. without discount
You cannot do better than adventure in
this Scheme.
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For Sale.

a large and commoaious Stare md
Dwelling House nnised. 10 which is at.
,ached every othrr building calculated TO
carry ON mn cxlcnsigc Wholesale and re-
,aiI Mercantile business, on Broad Street,
in Camden, il, The centre of business, and
. hraiiisy part Of The town. and all ia com
ple.c order. For terms apply .. this Of
fire.
August a0-30-if
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Poetry.
From the United ssa,es Gazette.


The following beautiful and rx fressive s'prayer
was lately received from his absent wife, BY een
tienan Of this city, who has for many months ex'
nc,icoced " the waywardncss of fortune.
have reason to b-lirrc the-. Prayer vas written
without srcond thought or impromptu, and
eynccs lcpts aud piciy in thc au,Loress, OF very
high eradeSrqual in my estimation win thosr
Who by their poctcal productions have oro"s"'
honor to themselves, and renown on their c"pnt,y
As .uch il has been requested for publication, oe'
lievlng il viii CRAFTY very many OF yoar scsos''
and srnons Others hSuuses
PRAyER-Tos Az AssKsr HUSBAND.
Fathc. in Hravcn
Behold. he whom lore, is daily sfeaainS
THO paih Of lie in bcavincss o! soul.
WAL, tho thick darkness around him spreading
He long has sttiven
Oh ,hau mos. kind, break not the solces oowi.
Father in Hcasen.
And raised The weary spirit bowed VIII cstc,
LIE, hin not say. he Joy bath all departed,
~. Lest be be driven
Down 10 the deep abrss Of dask dcsPais.
Father in Heaven:
~, ,rar,, 10 bs taast cherished hopes beEsing,
Let PEACE and res, descend upon his bead;
That his torn hear. ,hy holy lore pozsshasng,
May mol be riven.
Lcs ru,,d diaI,s angels rnsca has lonely bed
's.y FafAer ia flszyrn:
Oh rray his sonl be "a ysd On ,l:ec eseh fee!ing
S,iIi lifted up in gratitude and lore,
Ard r,ay that Faith, the joys af Hcasrn .tvcalins
TO him be Efrcn,
TIL, he shall praise thJ usu,e ir realms sseTr
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-19
Valuable Plantation
EsR ~ G A H. ~
George Dolby
and vile Bin Cor Partition
Bill Gor Partition
and wife

AmphiaHa Patton
By virtue Of decreiaI order ofthe Court of
Chancery, made in the above case, the Com.
missioner i'll Eqniiy for Chester District VIII
sell al the court house OF said District, on the
first Monday in December next, all that plan
talon whereon WiIlian Patton decd lately
lived, situated on the catawha River, at the
head falls Of Landsford, containing
$40 Acres.
The sail plantation consis,s Of an island in
said river containing
1873 Acres.
well adapted 10 The culture Of cotton which
require no fencing;
10 Acres
of cotton land. OF SAID river, and
a Good Mead 10;
the remainder Is strong upland well adapted
10 the growth Of corn and cotton. Almost
300 acres IRE cleared and now tii for cul,ira-
ton
On the premises is TWO story
Dwelling House,
with rooms and ere plaec in each;
A g0oa Gin House and Scre,o
and all necessary buildings, such as
Negro Houses, stables, 8,c.
Tho-c who may wish 10 purchase. viii do
well toe xamine the premises before the day
Of sale. G. ". Dolby. Esq. ii called upoa
al his residence in i.ancas,eryille, or address
ed BY letter. VIII assist those who may desire
TO look ascr said plantation.
he sale viii be positive.
Terms OF sale. 80 much Of the purchase
money as will saiisfy ,he costs Of sale must
be paid on the day Of sale; the baluncs pays
bic in three equal annual insialments with
interest, The purchase money mnst be sc.
cured by bond and approved security. and q
mortgage Of the prcmisrs.
sab. maI.ILY, C. E. c. D.
Commissioner Office.
Chester ttourt Housc,
November 5--3T--h.
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In Equity,
DISTRICT.
Andrew Bowman
aud ahcrs.
Bill io,a sale and division
Hampton Bynam
aud Others.

Hampton bynum
aud others.
happening 10 my satisfaction ,ha, lamp
ton Byaum. Gray Bynum. Elizabeth Farmer,
'rubitha Farmer. John Farmer. Abncr Car
michael. Ei,zubc,h Hampton. Thomas Hump
ton, Rol.cr, Davis. W.lIiam Davis, John G..
Davis, Mary o. Phillips, Joseph Phillips.
vcflinda Gardner and Gray b. Garducr. shn
defendants in this case. urc absrni from and
beyond tho limiis OF this state !, is order.
cd .ha, they do plead. answer or de,nur TO
the said bill Of complaint. wI;hiu ,hrec months
from the date Of this order, "r thu same will
be taken as confessed against them. and an
order entered accordingly
W. J. GRANT. Comm.
Commissioners Office
Kcrshsw District.
October gN-37-bm