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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

SrThe Elections, so far this fall, have
resulted most favorably to the cause Of
the Anti Van Buren party. They present
the following results as probable, if mo-,
certain, at the Nov election. FOR Van
Buren-llinois ), Missouri 4, Arkansas
3, Rhode Island din all sixteen Flee
toral voteS.-Agains. Van Bwcn-Lou-
isiana ., Alabama Z, n. Carolina 10,
Kentucky 10, Indiana 8, Mary land 10,
Vermont 7-making the formidable
number of6S to l6 against the Dic,ation
candidate. Verify the signs of the times
are cheering.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
STATE TEMPERANCE CON.
VENTION

This body, which met in this place
on "Wednesday, completed its business
and adjourned yesterday. The princi-
pal business transacted, was the discus
sion OF the Vine Question, or The expe-
diency OF including wine and other fer
menttd liquors in the pledge given by
members to abstain from the use Of alco
mol. The question was debated at great
length, and finally the proposition was
lost. The convention adopted resolu-
ton, recommending to the different
Societies throughout the State to discuss
the subject, and communicate their de.
cisions to the Executive Committee Of
the Virginia State Temperance Society.
The Convention was not very numerous
ly attended; only 90 Societies OF the $50
being represented. Various other reso.
luuons were adopted, which time will
not allow US TO enumcrate at PRESENT
charlottesville Adr Sept. rs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

S S95ss;:sf.a2s ALL persons indebted to the
2sya subscriber for the Spectator.
advertising, or joh printing, are respect
fully requested to make payDent-or
close their accounts BY note Those who
know themseivcs 10 be Indebted will
confer favour By embracing opportuni-
ties afforded in their visits 10 iown 10 set.
tie their accounts, as it will save aim
much trouble and expense.
KENYON HARPER
June %. 1895.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

Among the remarkable improvements of
this cn!erprisng age, none will excite more
Wonder than the contemplated rail road from
New York 10 Albany. The Hudson, how
ever, is closed about four months in the year.
As an inducement 10 the project, il is men
toned that at least 1900 passengers travel
between the two cities daily. Al SIS each,
(hali the stage Mre,) these would produce
SI20. eco for the winter months.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

We understand that the mountain Canal
although not entirely completed, is opened
Tor navigation, and that boats can pass with
the same facility with which they navigated
the canal before the injury done i. by the
lreshet. The delay which has beer. encoun-
tered in doing this work has resulted from
tho unfavorable state Of The weather.
buchanan .fdv.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
JUDGE WHITES NOMINATION.

The ruth is let out at last by the
Globe. 1t admits that Judge White
was nominated by potion of the
Jackson patty, bat that he was to be
Withdrawn if found not to be acceptable
to majority of the party, aud his con
inuance as candidate is now made
charge Of bad faith against his friends.
They lad promised Qhe Globe says
that they would not divide the party,
il the opposition should bring out can.
didate This is what we have said ali
along, but the party would not admiti it.
They pertinaciously insisted that he was
brought oct by the Wings W hat new
tGch is the Globe now going to take
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
Il 0EOrNnsM Seaaaiaana,s,

HE semi. annual examination of the
the young Ladies of this Institution will
be held on Thursday the 29th, and Fri
day the Both of September. All persons
who feel interested, are respectfully in
Vlted 10 attend. The exercises will
commence 1t 10 o'clock precisely.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

Visit COMMUNICATIVE Buffalo
Journal says: The President and Vice
President, we learn, are to meet in this
city about the 10Th of September next.
We can regard this tour through the
states Of the first and second officers Of
the government, on the eve of an impor.
tant election, in no other light than as
an attempt TO overawe the people They
will fud, however, that the people OF
Western New York are too independent
to be thus Influenced"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

DIED, on Thursday of last week, af,
ter protracted illness, of consumption,
Mrs. Nancy .Shipmdn, wife of Mr.. Jas.
{. ShiPman. of Augusta county.
On Friday the 9Th inst, of the pre- e.
vailing epidemic, regretted by all who
knew him, Mr.. Henry U. Ruenour, of
Mount Crawford, in the 32d year Of his
age, leaving a wife and one child.
On the same day, near Mt. Crawford,
Mrs. SusGn Hiser, in the 27;h year of
her age.-Iarrisonburg Reg. Sept. II.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

1t. Col. JoHN NJ. GAMBLE, OF the u.
>: Marine Corps. died ON Sunday last in
New York. Col. G.. was gallant OIL
Ger, and served with Commodore Pen.
TER in his memorable cruise in the
Essex.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

The Wing Convention ofNcw Jersey
will be held on Thursday the 29th of
September, inst. at the State House, in
the city Of Trenton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

The Lexington Gazette very signif-
canuy places the American Eagle over
the Union Ticket Of Electors, and the
coat Of arms of New York over the Van
Buren, ticket.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

MARRIED, on Thursday evening
last, by the Rev. Mr.. Steele, Mr.. JACOB
). Brown to Miss ELLEN CowAH,
daughter of the late Joseph Cowan, Esq.
of this place.
On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. J. &. HenSell, Mr.. Danict u. Hor-
den, Merchant of Middlebrool1, TO Miss
Eliza Ana, daughter of Mr.. Abel Glib
bons, all OF 4 augusta county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22


Mr.. Prentice, the editor of the Louisville
Journal, is one Of the ieeucst wits, connect
ed with the press in our country The fol
lowing are some of his late hits, which must
be admitted 10 be excellent:
A Van editor in Ohio says, that he "cnn>
cedeS Licking county 10 the Wings" We
thank hlm, and, not TO be ouidune in gene
rosity, NC will give the Fani,es dozen lick
ings IN consideration of that one
One William Smithers" publishes in an
Illinois paper, that he has travelled through
that State, and =" found it 10 I've for Van Blu
rem" How dares Bill Smithers travel
there IS law there against The circulation of
small bis ?
An individual in PENNSYLVANIA, whose
name is Randolph, has sent President Jack.
SON snuff box. Does Mr.. Randolph wish
to console the royal nose for The indighity of.
Tered il by his namesake?
CAN the hlsehocds of the little Wiggies
will arail them nothing. Mark us. They
VIII he put 10 shame IN November. - CHI
chester Democrat
We shall leave the Sheriff TO perform that
duty with hot iron.
Col. Johnson's late tour TO the North was
most sore modification tn his party Few
or no respectable men deigned To associate
with him. lie received no attentions eycen,
from the dregs of society. The greatest
compliment he received, was from good old
lady ni Ph!lddelp hia, who, catching a glimpse
oi his lace iiom her winduw ran TO the door,
eXciaiming la! he looks exactly
like white folks"
Daring the late trial in Virginia relative
TO the validity of MIR. Randolph's will, tap
peared in evidence, that MIR II. was suppos-
cd by his most intimate friends to have died
IRON modification at having accepted Office
from the hands OF the present administra-
ton. The reflection was enough to kill an -
gentleman OF ordinary sensibiiily and pride
Of character
There was report in our CITY, on Sunday
of the death Of Col r. NJ. johnson. II was
without foundation. Ii originated, we un>
der'iand, with gentleman, who came thro'
Inc Great Crossings, and was surprised to
see The CnonePs family all in blach
! a fellow in Ohio, who was recently taken
mp hy the ianltes as a tesiifier against Gen
Harrison, has run dlUay, and nobody has
been able to catch him Isn't be a "slciI
Uitness"
Our daily paper sinks US $50 per day. ,
-UaShington Globe
We long ago discovered thai the Globe
was daily making a SIM, o! itself
The Philadelphia Democratic Press, in a
III OF rapture, exclams, =" Contemplate the
character of Amos kendall!" Whereupon
Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, says:
- &" How fearful
And dizzy It's TO cast ones eyes so lew -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

\ pn5llc meeting of The citizens Of Alex
andrla ls to be held to- day, for the purpose
OF considering and adopting such plans az
may bo best calculated 10 increase the bust
ness intercourse with the people Of Virginia
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
NLMGlNIA ru W.T.

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
II rules held in The Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Augusta, on Monday tbs
=, ON 1ay Of September, in the year 1886
Caleb Griffith, plaintiff,
against
John New, defendant
IN CHANCERT.
HE defendant not having entered lis an
pearance and given security according to The
act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court
aH1 u appearing TO tie satisfaction Of the
Ccut., liza, BE- Is "r' 90 inhabitants Of tbis
Commonwealth Y is ora.rei. Tia: lha said
defendant do appear here on the fourth ION
dny in November next, and answer The
plaintiff S bill, and that q copy of this order
bc forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN !ho town Of Str"nton, for Two
months excessively, and posted st Tie 'front.'
door Of The courthouse Of this county.
"a Cory -Icsis.
i2l JEtFLbSON KINNEY, CFk.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

The corn crop in New York, AIassa-
ehusel;s, New Hampshire and Vermont.
IS said to have been seriously injured BY
frost on the night of the 9Th inst.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
'E'Eae He'll 'E'sa wea'Ra
FOR RENT

TuE subscriber wishes TO rent his FAY
ern. immediate posse SsiOn will be given.
and the terms aCcoyCm. ing.
M. CARTER.
Staunton, April 81, lS36.-u
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

MT CAss proceeds Immediately on
his mission 10 France. and the Attorney
General IS TO discharge the duties Of Sc
cretary at War
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

any reply whatever--not, perhaps, feel
ing himself perfectly safe" in taking
decisive ground-and MIR. Collier has
accordingly, like man of true spirit, re =
nounced the ''non-committal'' candidate.
CharlcStoWn Press.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
: ~ NVITIitIdIll
IN CHANCEPT.
TIE snbscrile5 hae inst rec.ired

The spbscri5cr has Just recsiued
a large quantity Of Spanish
Sole Leather. Also
4 large stock OF SADn-1. T,
including Saddie-Irces, which
will be furnished to Customers
o, 5dddicra, or the best terms.
A. " hOSBI
Stsru,or Sept : Ig2E.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22
Sept. 90, 1886.
SAT- & PE-As,rEre

THE subscribers have recently receiv-
ed 200 tons PLASTER, and 300 sacks
Liverpool SALT. They also have on
hand general assortment of GROCE.
RlES and DRY GOODS, all of W hich
will be sold low for cash, or in exchange
for Produce. The highest price paid in
cash fer FLOUR, and other kinds OF Pro.
duce'-Persons from the other side Of
the mountain will find il to their advan-
tage 10 try the Charlottesville market.
VALENTINE, FRY s. Co.
charlottesville, Sept. p, lS36.-3,s
Harris onb. Reg. insert q and charge
tits office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

DEATH OF COLONEL BURR.
Died, on the 18th instant, at Staten
Island, Colonel AARON BURR, formerly
wee President OF the United States, IN
the list year of his age.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

GS'lt the gentleman who makes the
calculation on the Presidential election
In this paper, he close Observer, he is
certainly sloo in making his observa-
tions-being far behind the events of the
day. The huzzas of "a Democrat too.
over Van Burcn's prospects in Maryland,
are not more seasonable. "An onion
must furnish our tears for such sorrows"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-22

And dizzy It's to cast ones eyes so lew.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-03-28

ing. ef The Washington and Montreal. rru.,r .re
PI.I:iscd ns by gentlemen As spirited ard graceful
with thc pen as when ,!.ey s:ioucI kuess .cr.s.
:l,e saddle CT under mahogany" Tile dSinrs q
simila, sssocia.inns at The West aud Sou.., n;il
meet With cordiai welcome from 1s:
II would be idle to. 60 through With pren,isei:
OF performance upon all ti.c rnauiy dive. sions
which give 1estt 20 ifc.-arsEicc, tia. se are deter
aimed 70 rake TIC Sp;;rii IF de 7snes, . cosrrrrr
SsoaTso PAfIle sndinils columns siiaIi be found.
1t intervals, The aistasaions aud narratives which
spper.a,a q, tie following sabjcc.s; u.crrir prr.
mianz tlIat AQUATIC SF0RTS and pEDES-
TRiASiSM, which are daily Becoming noss p,.
pulsr VIII. us, shall hcacctsrt.a f.a = n,crr sx.
icndrdnotice. &.
TIE AMERIcAHsiND ENGLISH TUgF.
!. lnPestations and sstcs rf Blooded Stock; Breed
in. and Training; Racing and I'rstifns chalIen.
ges; AEf,icsn Races 70 CONC, Sscepssakcs pucn
thfaushea: ;he Uaion; On Dits in Sporting Eir.
eks Ped,srces snd YerIormanses Of Ce,c6raicd
tic..cE Ceuriog and Hunlng athomr ana sbtcad;
s:.oo:ia: aud E.hinsi Rfle and Pis.ol prastice in
Amenea and EUROPE Rosipg and Sailing: In.
stIurtions cor Young Spsr.sacn; Pedsananisu:
ska:ins, and Ausais Sports, de. &C. dl.
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D.. 2. p. IS. s T.r-'s !.
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers have Just purchase
9 supply Of tke sbove instfument. which
has bren suceens!al;y used for the las! two
dr. three years Cor iha. distressing COM
pis;a', sore or excuria,cd nipples; or
where the nipple is entirely wanting; or
where tho el,ilfis mouth Is go sore iI,a: il,
canno; nurse nn Tho natural nipplc.-Thc
artificial nipple Is recommended by .hc
highcs, mchira! aaN,orities on the subject,
in ,i::s country. Ds. Devices Of Phiia.
,icipi.ii. and D.. S.wail Of Washing.o g.on
City, as tic certificates annexed viii AZ
test; 10 which the medical faculty Of this
place. give .hcir en.irc concurrence. l,av-
ias Witnessed ;:s-succcssiul application.
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". .. PORTER, EDITOR.

TKSHE SPIRIT OF THE TINES s e...u.isIly
IL spcstias Journal: hui. - il u q rel
grounded oejreioa against Al! ,;sstiaf SsPsys
that they are sxtrensiy n,onosouaus, ihr plan al
the publication w, Include wider faagv; and The
concerns Of LIysisss sad fAs D,sas, foseisa
sad Domestic faialiseafe, Hpssgsis t&s fasAiyss.
Rs Gsass, So. &c., will fail Sithin ihr scope al
our dcsign, and rsndes u a once gYsieiai 70 tne
sporisman and graersl nesdst.
fos The iaihiiaent Of our puspcsrs, numerous
subjects will claim our siirniloa, and arst,
THE SPORTING DEPARTMENT.
TnE TURf-Ths pso.runsn, d-sgn Of The
Spirit Of tho Times, wilt ~ 10 procure and give
insercst 70 lse sposts of tls yu;! To this end. Il
compiled with hst accuracy which alone gives
salue 10 rg,sirf Of thr Tuf-Thu Races orr Z
tbs erincipai Carrsrs ia tho tuion, will BE- ,r.
pssted BY our onn agents and conrspcadrnss a,
tho earliest day; sad fsr Tbs frsuits orcr o,i,cr
Courses. VIC Ahsn rely. a. heretofore, upan The
Secretaries OF The Clubs.
All. In ofde, 20 ndeS this p,itu.en, stu mon
comprehensive and valuable. the sG,rs of ,i,r
ENGLISH TURF will rrer;7e eons.sn, ss,ca,icn;
and Tho whole racing matleY oi :" bcu's L:Ie in
Laadon' will BE- regularly published by ~, wilh
reyy esyiDss ext,ae;s made fntn the Eng lab Spo..
Ting Magazines.
BLO0DED sTOCK.-All inpoua,ians Of
Dloodcd Stock, and all inpoitan, saleS o! stock II
home and in EngIand-sclcc.ed -ss1ys on ,hc
brsd.n. aad management ii horsrs and irenlar
review Of Stailicns viii, P~d's,ee. pc,formancrs,
Sc. will be published 10 aur columns.
TROTTiSC.--Con,iant .nctras.ng attention !.
now paid 10 T,oi.'ag Hcrses In ihts country, ans
The ci;ics uf New York and Phiiad.ipk!., besoud
| doabs, own more horscs Of superior strength and
| speed, as irnliers than all America bcsidr,- and
Ep:iand 10 boa. We shall taho every carr us,
! full justice IL dnnr - theea In out rRoT-flSG
iCALGSJaf.; and an interest may te ciYc, 10 ,,.is
drpa. .n,rn.. and wiiolenom- rivalry n,,iatair, d
shalt record al! sfr sscat lo,iins ica.a both in
this coaauy and in Engiant
SPORTING INTEL GETCE-so great i,
'e .saubcr Of Correspondents at hcu,. and
50 c't6pe'" a'r ois arrangements abroad, i!,a, wr
do not hesitate 10 promise nacers odJir. sssr-
,sg !nteiiigeset than can c. procured ih,oeyi an,
:hcr channel. Under this head wc shaM al. siy.
the ,iIne o: The different Races 10 iont, Lists q
Sseesstales efrn Racing end Trolling Ct1lleayes
,nd al Tie On D,s in tho Sporting Would.
FIELD s!oRTS,-Ear'y rcporls Of The mcc.
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ssoaEzc.cs
or TIE
a,AMDES JOURNAL.

IENiIE subscriber, having pnrehascd tho
CAMDEN JDUIsNsE, Esia-
blisamcn., inlends To continue It's rablica-
tion.
There has not, perhaps. been period
OF six months, in the last ,we.iy Gvc
years, t!,a, Camden has been ,i,!,"ut q
newspaper, aud i. woniI DC si'e siantcT
ON the character ef her citizens, In sup
posc ,l,al ,!,cy wi,!not supper; one nor-
asfaaae. of which the subscriber aill M:
be guilty un:i: he has eynciasiyc evidence
of the fact. .
Ii there be any uf Oh: eii;zcns. either
in the town or einwhsrr. who fnei an in-
&sress IN Gtc continuance OF the JarsSAL.
aad who are not airraiy Subscribers, ihry
hare an opportuni.y Of nlniiestins that
iu:ssass by tccu:ssng SO COW. The paa-
iicaiipn uili be RECOMMENDED on or be.
fore The Is: Saturday in Februa,y acxi.
previous to whi.h dime. :hc Pfop,icinr
ucuid be pleased to have as manr as pos
.sibir OF the nss.cs of ,;,osc Who fec. suii:-
cicat interest ia che character aai ?r.,s-
pcrity Of Camden. to inLnec them 10 aid
in the permanent establishment; Of . aews.
ESpIs th hNt sSats Z
The Proprietor has eugasc,l the ,eeri-
ccs of Mr.. Janx c. Wxsr. n shc E.ii,n-
ria; lcparta.cai-csassqu iic roi;-4
eiCxs c,ssrtc,rr m.H aajsrs, 80 eha.,ge---
Il nj! sustai,, the dncsr;nrso; nc gsrfs1:,,-
lieSA Party--:he rights Of ,hs Safes aa!
sisc ia.ey.i:y Of Inc Union. IL 'nay be
proper 10 all. as personalities md searr''-
N,y t,asa !..eanc So eontaua weapon
with ,he ne ssraper press. ,ha; tas paper
will su?p,rs 40 poii,iesl par.y which re-
qnires sac;, aitl for i,s success.
The PAPER wiileon:aia. as far as It's IL
sri.s will permit, tho enr,snt ncw, of the
day, domestic particularly. and tafs'sa
rYhen Of specisl intersss.
S.ric, ai,cn,ioa viii /. paid to The Pf'cs
Currsu,; aud weekly remarks nsaJo dnf'1y
ihc se.so1 in rcianoa veOssoa. waiea ma
be rriiad on fSr their cn;rsc;nes- With
slsaAs promises on 'hc pan Of ,a, plop''ctot.
he sSiieits Tho paisousgc o. ;iso i,ahlic
ROsERT M'kSIGuT.
Patasarr aed Proprietor.
Tsnss os SyascE.s-riox.-s3p per atlnum
n airasoe-s3 80 cts. at the end oi s'x
a,ou,i.s. or IS At the conclusion OF thc year
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DR.. Elijal, Pratt,


AS I feel j, u matter Of muel, public
importance, IN possess neaaa oi issssa.
ing ,hc terrible suffering .rom sore nip
pies; i'.atc much pleasure in bc:rg able
80 -ay. :hs, tho shicl! you oGst fur ,hr
prcrra,ins All cure OF this .,uIsl!y. il
l.o:.---------ii Ia iAn-s,aas.,..<. ai.>..~--sl:-
have iicrtai sirr aren. ia ,rSor three in-
stances. tavr known them to tc ustl.--
r,ach sai,facunn has b-cn rxprcsed and
haze "a, hesitation to believe, il will gene
rally succeed. .u 50 welt persuaded Of
this. ut this moment. that. ca,tnol iorbear
.n express wi.t, ;ha, our City. throas',
the rsrioas Ago.hrrarirs. may be sur;'!'-d
wi,!i l.,rm.
] ~, yoars, &c.
n. =. DEVICES, II. y.
Philsic!oa!a, Jan. 18th. 1854.
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Although tho leading objects Of our pepes are oi
sporting case, our readers msy rely upon is thai
ve shall n.st be behind haad ID high and elegan,
literature; and II uc confins our erigisals 70 no.
liees Of Ma, Books, Rsreirs and .dsya-iass, and
dLseuas;on ef current ktien, We shsii tuskr am.
pie amends BY onr selecdons from tho casies Bess
L<tfres Q: America and Great Britain, and could
ue bring our taste up 70 thr standard Of cur ndns
Try, We sou!d promise at vnc. lhst The selected
P0rtiHn OF this dePaisacnt shoald BE- ssy, graceful
3ni spi:ited, s.
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Z. a W. !.

THE subscribers have formed coparl-
nership f"r tie practice nj Law and- -Eqni.
~ in Sumter District; Mr.. Crosby can bf
consulte,; in Sam.crv:!ls. ard Sir. M'ySii.
lie in C1rI;ica.
W. M'wsiL,E.
J. j.CNOSBY.
Feb. 6--e::3m.
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DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
~ TIE C0GRT or CONVOY PLEAS
'''4Aa II. u. N'''' c..s i. .s4sssA~,...

Wa Y rr,rn
spI iEREAs. the plsintiff IN tlr above sc,,nn
w sd. on &c 18Th day Of April, A. ID ls::s5,
Ic n,. declaration in ,!r o.iec oi ti,r Chrk Of this
! pnor,b!e Court, nssins, said deicadani. ~ho is
,,srn, fisn,. and wsthou, ,te itss of. tbs Stale,
and has ne,thrs wiir .ar siinrRrv known within The
sa.i,c, hn whom, copy THE said declaration With
/, ,u',' IL dead ,he,rto, within year and day,
.,t,,a. Ne sessrI-l; az, therefore OrGcrrt, IN pur-
.ua,ee OF all &C, of thu General Assembly, In that
49, u, ,dc aud provided thai The said dcfrndan, d"
,.s.sr u, plead To tir said declaration on or be
se tho .ssh az or July. IN tho year Of eur iord
re ,h ~. ,nd r,gh, IruHdrd and u,rty-si. oihct'
.ac ina! and absolute judsnen, viii ht II be awar.
''' " Jxo. B. BRUCE, c. C re
'.ire Of Comn!sn teas. (,,,a n,., zoo s6
Jar!:l-.oa, tuiy ~. 1895.
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