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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24

In Chance!y
KERsHAw DISTRICT.
W W Lang and others
] Whitaker and Others
On tho 81 Mondsy in January ncxs. The
Commissioner Of The above Caats wilt
r.nt out. st public outcry. before the Caarf
House in Csauien. for ahs ysns ending
3iss Dec 1881, 10 tho highest bidder thai
valuable river plsnsatian h,sly held and
planted by John C. M.iss. deed. con-
iaining 0nesheasand aescs, aud lying ol
The West sido of Ne waacrce aver.
Terns-Netss adth. spprevcd personal
security. II ssqpireA payable on ahs, LIST
". !. GRANT, Gon:,.
Dec tr-43-c
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NOTIE.

In pursuance Of the Charter Of the
Louisville, Cineinnaai aud Charleston Rail
Road Company tho Central Commission
met q, Knoxville on tho iirst Monday in
Novembes 1886. and siter examining tho
list Of subscribers 70 The stock Of ssid
Company, have asccrtained that forty thou.
sand shares hare aoi beea Subscribed. and
,hefcupoa the said Ccnsral Consnission
having determined. pursuant 10 the 9th
section Of The Charter. % receive subserip-
,ious until sixty thousand shores shall hare
been subscribed, Col. Wade Hampton Of
South Carolina. forthwith subscribed the
requisite number Of shares, mskiag, witl,
,he snouas before Subscribed. fossy shoe.
sssd shares. The audcsigned do there
fosc hereby proeisim and make known %
Ill whom L my eoaessa, that the subaeii.
bers 70 the Leuissille, Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Rosd Company. shall
from this day forth, form one body polite
and corporate. in deed and 10 lsw. 10 the
States Of South Casolins. North Carolina
Tennessee sad Kontueay.
Ia compliance sith The l2sh section OF
said Charies. se do hereby summon The
ssoekholdera sf the Losisvills, Cineians
q and Charleston Rail Read Company. 70
mee. Z. Kuoxviiie ID tAe 0sats of Teaass-
tee, on the "a Mos6sy In jsasesy te9a.
ben aud thsss u fessos q b pee1y %
elecs ,veait lsm directors Of ss0 eonPs
nv, and 70 csscs silsueh regulations, ssles
and bye .laws. - may be ssesssssy Gos ths'l
eosssnmeas os the eosposesiea.
We hsssby give aodes thss !his board
v;ll rsessve subsesipdoes 70 shs stock o
saId Rail Road Company, from tbs date
until the Let dsy Of Jsaussy nsxl sad Tie |
eommissioeess vhe hesesofess ree4ased
sse requested again 10 open
books Tor stock In said company until d,sl
18th day OF December next, and irsnsmii
.he names Of tho subscribers aud The ..
noun, subscribed BY each. 70 this bosrd.
Witness our hsad snd seals this 0sh Day
Of November. 1886.
JOHN WILLIAMS. tl. 81
WILLIAM DIxS0N, e.. 81
w. HAMPTON, Il. 81
r. KING, q. 81
DAVID CAMP1EIL. Il. 81
Note. Robert King was appointed Ia;
tho Room Of Gov. 6wain who did BOT at.
tend, by tho Central Commission. and Da.
yid Campbell ip The room Of Robert r.
Lcschcr, who did mol attend the meeting
Of tho Road of the Central Commission
20
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24

.l,c Legislature of ,his State adjourned on We'd
rcsaay last we shall caieavo.i in or mex, psrc.,
% give onr rcaac:s rr:nc account OF what has been
done in shat toy, a, p.csea. e arc ro' adsised OF
the rcspl: o. t.,ri. !a;scrs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24

Asssnr Ciess.S, Esq. hss hc"n elected secFc'
t4-y TO the scns.c, vice, WA:.IH i'ewair' re
sigscd. sss 4
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MARElED-KT The residence 0. Drury Ey:
n.ssa aa Aiaaeay .he issh inst, ay iss Rrs, s's.
:;s.;ycn, Mr. Ss.i,as Sa,rEs, fersaes.y G! Gsis
r,sse, - sis, S.aaT, daughter o, Drnfy Byasm.
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Notice.

Notice.
The subscriber hereby gires notice that he
cannot sei IS an agent 10 the Branch, Of The
Bank Of the State Of South Caroline ia Cam.
den. Tbose interested, win send 10 their
Powers Of Attorney % The Bank, appointing
another agent in my place.
". II BOWEN
Doc 3-4l-c
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af.. J.aEs W. L,se has bccu elected, (,omm''
ssn:.er in Equity far this District, IN tic place
~. J. GsAST, Es9. rrsisaed.
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AUCTION
COMMISSION BUSINESS

Ths sshsessbes sesPeesfsay issssus ihc pablic
- b - oamssocets ~ sAsye buiuesA md
On d;ssess &c ssy usso aa1ass. sfssctiea Q II.
ne ssls estrunsd D haaase vii b thsnkfhl tor
" u. n YOUNG
Csmden Nov. 9s-t0-6
joaN RoesER,
JOHN n. .NiOJON.
T. r. Vil.lEel0UE.
JOHN WORKMAN,
liOtLETaaAN h GASS.
J. L. JONES,
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We sudesxtaua that q rcquiasioa l'as bccn made
e.shis State for more troops far slsc Florida s's-
rser.; They art. we leasa to be rassed ffou the
Distrse.s sf sam.cs, Darlington and Marlboro.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24

,sos4uEns LITERARY aiss.rsesn.-Wch have sc-
eeiscd. the Norcsnhcr nurs5cs Of this wosk, which
closes tnr second volume. We Lasc no, bad lei
s,,c 70 esan,inc ;,s coaen,s, aud cannot therefore
ssy IaJ ,hin: Of isa merits We perceive hove.
ref, .kat.hc E,;or apolasiscs sos The limited NOM
tesuf bis eri;sisuss, es I've had oics ensageHrnss
We doubt if u. aubcs vii, les, any Of is iaic-
rrst oa this account
.Tss Lrsaia:arc Of Alabama haze adopted reso
la,;oas sp.roriss Of sae Administration Of Geae
aiJAszsos.
The Expungins scsa'usosu Lssc also 5ccn asop'
ted by tsns body.
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NOTICE.

Look al This.
THE Subscriber has two ene GRO HORSES
for sale.
Dec. as-a4-u
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Oct o0::3T::h
Prs FEC, &c Is
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"SLEEPING AT CHURCH.--A writer in
the Salem Landmark, in an article on this
very INDIGENOUS, but we regret to say. not
uncommon practice, recommends that a
portion Of the house should be fitted up
with a convenient dormitory, for those OF
the congregation who may be regarded as
habituai and incorrigibie sleepers- and a
committee OF observation appointed TO as.
certain who are the most entitled to enjoy
it's accommodations; and then in the name
Of the society. they should invite such ind
viduals to take lodgings there during ser
vice."
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REMOVAL.

X BENNS returns his thanks for the
~. liberal patronage he has received for
the last years. and would inform the pub
lie that he has removed across the street
opposite G. Moore's store, Pearl ST. where
he intends carrying on his business OF
1AHORLNG, and Clothes Cleaning; and
having added very much to his assorted
stock, will sell cheap or exchange any kind
Of clothing, etc.
New and second hand clothes for sale.
Those whose notes and accounts are due
will oblige by paying Immediately.
Burlington, June l6, 1886.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden, commissioners TO
receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate of
JAMES SUTTON,
late Of st. George in said District, dcce Sod,
represented insolven, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date thereof, being
allowed by said Court for that r2ose we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business of our appointment, at the
dwelling oflhe widow of said deceased in St
George in said District, on the second Mon
days of September and December next, at Il
o'clock. AM. on each of said days.
Dated this goth day of June, A. ID. 1886.
JOHN VAN SICKLlN,J R.
LEVI COMSTOCK, ICom'rs
ISAAC HlGBEE,
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DIED.

In Shelburn, on the 9th inst, after painful and
protracted illness, Mr. Philo Perkins aged 10. The
deceased had been a member Of The Methodist Epls'
copai Church, in regular standing, upward ofthiry
years. and until deprived ofreason, expressed iul
belief that he should inherit blessed immortality
beyond the grave. Printers in Ohio and Conn
are requested, &c.
In this o~n on the i7Ih inst. Thomas Putnam
aged 81 years.
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EYE WATER.

DR.. Adams Celebrated Eye Wdter,
Warranted an offectual cure for sore, weak,
and infamed eyes.
PRICE 25 CENTS FER VIAL.
"HIS celebrated article was invented by
Il one the most distinguished ply sicans
of the age, and during an extensive practice
of 80 years. he invariably resorted to it in all
cases Of sore, weak and inflamed eyes, tina.
came under his notice, and great n celeb
rity did he acquire thereby, that they came 10
him from all parts. and in no instance was il
ever known to fail in producing the desired
effect. A short time only has elapsed since
the article was first introduced TO public no.
tice, and during that period, upwards of
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed of, and the demand for il
is rapidly increasing. So sure and speedy is
the effect produced Dy this article, that one
single vial has completely cured an infame d
eye, though various remedies had for long
time previous been resorted to, but in vain.
Ample directions accompany the article, as
we'll as letters of recommendation from the
most respectable physicians in the country
| With view to insure its usefulness in a NOR
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
the following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale Of it, where the public may rest assur-
ed of procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISHER, proprietor,
| 7th & Cottonwood,
| JOHN r. ROWLAND, 249, Market e.
E. A. HOSKlNS, 376 Market streets,
Philadelphia.
| DR.. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
J. g. j. II. PECK & CO.,
| Burlington, VI.
As will of all druggists and storekeopers
throughout the State.
Orders thankfully received and punc;ually
attended to for eye.water or drugs,
Philadelphia, June 90, i836.-if.
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Fancy Goods.

The subscribers are receiving
continually from New York. the most desir
able patterns of every article in the Fancy
Dry Goods line, which makes their stock
at oil times one ofthe best to be found.
We are now opening one case consisting
of Silk. Sewing Silk, Chaly and Blond
Gauze Hankerchefs and Scarfs, Gloves.
Hosiery, rich embroidered belts, silk and
chaly Aprons &c.
LATHRoP & PoTwIN.
July |.
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A curious and sensible friend Of ours has
made a calculation of the difference to the
farmer between having gate to his enclos-
ure, instead Of bars; and has found that, or
the supposition that the bars are to be
taken down but once each day, the differ,
ence in time for one year would pay foI
the erection ofLhree gates. In addition to
this, good gate is pretty ornament to Q
farm.-.Mdine Farmer.
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To Printers.

TINE subscriber wishing TO engage in
l. another branch Of business, offers his
Printing Establishment, together with the
building he now occupies, for sale. Terms,
one half cash in hand, the balance in one,
two and three years. To any one DESTROYS
of establishing himself in business, the
present is an opportunity such rs rarely
occurs. Further particulars will be given
on application. H. B. STACY.
Burlington, July 81. 1896.
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Ladies' Shoe Store.

"HE subscriber has just opened, next
l. door east Of Smith e. Harrington's Book
Store in College street. n Shoe Store, princi'
paly composed of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes of all kinds and sizes. His ar.
Engagements (recently made with an extern
sive house in New York; are such as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf
IDENTITY believes will be satisfactory TO all who
may be disposed 10 extend to him their pat.
ronage. ID. A. BRAMAN.
BURLINGTON, July 20, 1886.
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MR.. RANDOLPH'S WILL.

We learn from the Richmond Enquirer
that the General Court Of Virginia have
decided that the Will of Mr. Randolph
dated in December, 1921, with it's codici
annexed, the codlcil Of 1895, the four CO.
dicils OF 1898, and the codicl Of 1881
written in London, should be admitted TO
probate as the last will and testament OF
that extraordinary man. The effect OF
these instruments is to libera,e his slaves
and provide for their remova TO one of the
states or territories. To Judge Tucker,
his half brother. and TO Mrs. Bryan, the
daughter Of half-sistcr, an estate is devd
cd. The grca, bulk of,he remaining prop
erty is devised to Judge Leigh, but he
having released all his interest, II will be
distributed equally among Mr.. RS next
Of kin. The Court was nearly unanimous,
one Judge only dissenting. An appeal
from the decision of the General Court to
the Court of Appeals has been taken, SO
there is a prospect that this trial will be
indefinitely prolonged. - Bost. Atlas.
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New Goods
At THE GLASs.FACTORY sTOR

AT THE GLASS.FACTORYS STORE
TANES. SMITH & co, have Just re-
81 ceived from New York large stock Of
DRYGOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCK,
cry. H.4RDWARE. PROFESSIONS.
SC which they offer al n small advapco
for cash or country produce. Farmers who
wish to exchange their produce for goods,
will do well to give us a call.
Cash paid for Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
WM A, BURNETT, Agent
Nav 10,
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BROKE

INTO the enclosure Of the subscriber
l. about the 10th inst. one Sorrel Horse
and one bay Horse.the former having three
white feet, both apparently about FIVE yea RS
old. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and lake them away.
EZBON SANFORD.
Wyiiiiston, July 81, 1886.
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IrOnnOngery.

A NVlLS, Vices, cast IRON Plonghs, hol,
N low Ware, wagon cart and carriage
Boxes, pot ash and caldron Kettles, mill
Cranks, bark Mills, iron Wire, Stoves, mill
Saws, cross cut d.. Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
Scvthes, Iron, Nails, Steel &c. &c. Just
received by
T. +. s. ". L. STRONG.
June &c, 1886.
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The Cheapest Cash Store,
NEARLY opposite s. F.. Towards, and one
~ door north Of LemueI Curtis s, Co.
JOHN ABBOTT

OF the late firms nf Abbott, Wood g. Company,
and Wood & Abbott, is now receiving from
New York an extensive assortment of GOODS
suitable for the season, which he offers at small
advance from the cost among which are superior
black, blue, violet and invisible Green Broadcoths;
ribb'd, strip'd and plain Cassmeres, silk Velvet ;
black satin, Quilting and Mersals Vestngs, very
superior choice selection of worsed Linen and
Cotton Goods, for genlemens' and boys summer
wear, Irish Linen and Lawn, linen Diapers; table
Linen, Mersails toilet spreads crash linen and
cotton satin Jeans; jaconeu Cambrics, corded
Skirts; furniture Dmiiy and fringe fig and plain
scars Null, fine plaid and plain Jaconeu and
Book Muslin, fine linen Hdkfs. and Cambrics
French Muslins, dark and light, plaid light fancy
French, Eng. and American Prints dark and light
furniture Prints, French and American; plaid and
stripe Gingham; 5leach'd and brown sheeiing and
shirtings Pongees, fine French and Eng. Bomba-
zines; silk Velvet; black and white silk Hosiery
and Gloves, fine cotton, worsied, merino and linen
gents, ladies' and ch'ldrens' Hoser, and Gloves;
also large assortment of gents and ladies' horse
and goat skin Gloves, Ladies' and Misses India
Rubber Aprons Of superior size and quality silk
and French Bingham, gents fine palm, lined and
bound summer Hats; ladies down and manila grass
sleeves Umbrellas. Parasols; gimp thread and
blond Edgngs; Lace; Quill g and Inserting: white
and fg'd Pongee: Bandannas and fancy silk HdkGs
fancy, plaid and Italian silk Cravats; sewing silk,
chally, Tibet and merino shaws a rich assortment
Of sewing, plaid and fancy silk Hdkfs also va
riely Of French worked lace and muslin Collars /:
green. black and white blond gauze Vales silks:
blk. Gro de swiss. Italian and Florenline coPd
Florence; o'ack' blue, green, purple, plaid and
cinnamon, maroon and green Poul de sole /; fg'd,
white, pink and watered satin green. India. Blk
FlorenIine and surge: black, blue, pink, green and
white Grapes; Velvet, Gauze, 6g'd Gro de Nan !:
plaid cold and blk Taft. Ribbons, fancy, pIaid'
walsred and satin belt Ribbons, ladies trave iug
ak Rnua
| ton, cap and cottage crown lace and French Tns.
can. Also variety OF NJ isses Bonnels.
GROCEhIES-Sugars Molosses, Teas of all
kinds, first quality Coffee, Chocolate, saIra,as
Ginger, Cinnamon, spices, cold spe, m Candles
lamp Oil. &c. &c.
| The subscriber grateful TO his friends and the
public for their patronage hitherto, would now So.
ic't The continuance of il, promising his bes, exer.
tions to give entire satisfaction.
! Burlington, May q, 1886.
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Southern WeaAh.-The Vicksburg Ad-
vertiser estimates the present Cotton crop
of the State of Mississippi, at 100 millions
OF pounds, or from | 5 to g millions Of dol.
lars
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I'm Grille from Siberia. old sub off
ce. Of the imperial guard Of Napoleon, re-
turned to Bouchain, in France on the 10th
Of May from Siberia. lie exchanges the
residence ofTobolsk for that ofihe lnvalids
which he was TO enter on the LIST of July.
This man whose misfortunes recall those
ofthe grand army, excites a lively interest;
he is SO years Of oge, hut his suG:.rings
have had greater share than age in wrink
ling his brow; his feet were frozen, and
he moves with the aid Of clutches. Being
left for dead at The battle Of Moskowa, he
YVES made prisoner and carried TO Siberia
where he has remained % years, his misc
ry. as well Us the difficulty Of communion :
ton precluding the possibility ofhis writing
TO his friends. Having. however, with
considerable labor, procured a certain sum
Of money, he was enabled to quit his fright
full sojourn which Russia had allotted to
the prisoners Of 1919. A few other French
soldiers returned with him.
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The Louisville Advertiser of Thursday
last says: There is report in town, based
on letter from New Orleans that Santa
Ana had been tried by Court Martial, and
Shot"
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Discovery OF AMERIcA.-It is an
nounced in a recent Paris paper that the
ROYAL Society of Northern Antiauar;nns,
at Copenhagen are about to publish a work
relative TO the discovery Of America, which
will throw some new light upon the sub
.iect. It will be entitled Earthquakes
Americana" and will contain the accounts
cxtant in Icelandlc and other scandinavian
manuscripts. relative to voyages Of discov-
cry made to North America by the Scan
dinavians in The 10th and following cen,u-
.es. 1t will comprise most authentic and
indispuable testimony that they discovered
North America towards The close Of the
10Th century, and repeatedly visited it du
ring the nth, 18th, 18th and I4th centu.
lies. and some settlements were made in
the 18th century by them as colonists. 1t
is said, moreover, that this work willshow,
with great apparent probability, amounting
almost to certainty, that ii was a knowl-
edge Of these facts which prompted Coum
bus TO undertake his memorable expedition.
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Lyman & Cole,

~
"AVE received their Summer Goods,
IL comprising a very extensive assert
ment Of calicoes, great variety of figure
style and fabric from 2 to GO cts per yard;
cambrics, plain, check and plaid; null and
swiss muslins cross bard plaid and birds
eye do. ginghams, checks, plaids &C, hos
iery, embroidered open work, and plain silk
cotton do. Gloves, silk, kid. linen and Der
lin; Suspendcrs, India rubber, web and
knit general assortmen; of Silks, inclu
ding rich. heavy, plain. black, blue black
gro de Swiss, gro de Rhine and other silks
rich fg'd blue black do. belt ribbons Ia
match; rich cold gro de Naples, plain, fig d
and plaid: mx'd silk Camblets and Pongee;
blue black and printed Shallys very rich
black green and brown French Bombaz zine
Taffeta garniture, and cap ribbons; linen
sheeting a 4 TO I0.4 wide; Irish linen;
brown and black linen; table spreads, bIchd
and brown; birds eye ma pkins, linen damask
Russia Diaper and crash; Hamilton stripe
mixture and rouen Cashmere bed tick
double and single width; cotton drilling
brown and bleachd cotton sheeling and
shifting do. carpe,ing, floor cloths and fan
nels; knitting cotton and thread.
Gentlemen will find great variety o
Summer Cloths, including black, brown
and several shades Of green Brochella
Princetta, Emminette, London summer
cloths, &c. white and brown linen drilling
Broadclo,hs, black, blue, green and fame,
colors; checkd, plaid and fancy striped do
Heavy black and blue black silk velvet fol
vesting; white Mersails, fancy do. fg'd silI
and other vesting.
Pedlars will find large assortment o
low pric'd calicns; spool, skein and pound
thread. One entire case of coat, vest and
pantaloon buttons. Hooks and eyes, sus
penders &c.
Burlington, May &c.
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9th July, 1886.

CYTHES-12 dozen Harris, Marcli's,
- Waits, Marbles and Longlass' grass
Scy,hes, received and fer sale by the Dozen
or single at the Hardware Store. Also, few
dozen Of the Scghaticok grain Cradles, by
ROBERT MOODY.
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Cotton Goods.

~ BALES Lawrence, Chicopee. Cabo
~ and Red River Cn'tons a bales hea
Wy stout SheetingS 900 lbs. Cotton Yarn
S TO I0--by
LEMUEL CURTIS e. Co.
July %. 1886.
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Gt- The next annual celebration oflhe "Society
FIR Religious Inquiry" will be held in the White
Church, on WEDNESDAY the 3rd of August, at
z O'Clock, P. NJ. An Address may be expected
from Rev. Asa ID. Smith, A. NJ. Of New York
City. O.G. WHEELER, Rec. Sec.
N. B. All who feel interested in the object Of
the Society are respectfully ioyited 10 attend.
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Review of Burchardism.

A REVIEW OF "SERMONS. ADJ
ADDRESSES &c. &c. by Rev. Jeded-
ah Burchard." by Rev. Leonard Whiting
ton Of Newburyport, with extracts from
the Christian Examiner, and the Baptsts
in America, by the Rev. Drs. Cox and
Hoby, for sale by
SMITH g. HARRINGTON.
Julv 90
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MARRIED..

In Jerico, on the l7lh inst. BY the Rev. Mr..
Stewart, Mr.. Joseph l.. McDuffie, merchant OF
New Orleans recently of Cabot, this state, to Miss
Eunice FaiI field, of Jerico.
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To the Farmers.

WE have this summer, opened the bes.
W assortment of Block TIN and Britain
ia Ware we have ever offered in the Vare.
ty Shop. much better than we had during
the winter and spring We have Tea Pots,
of good quality and finish, and lower prices
than ever before; also plain and figured.
very heavy and Of fine quality. We have
several different kinds of Tumblers. and
Cups with handles; Pitchers Of different
sizes: sizes Of Syranges; Spoons, extra
fine tea and coffee Pots, larher Boxes. to-
bacco Boxes. coup Ladies, castor Stands,
all made of Britannia. We invite farmers
and all others wishing such articles, to ex<
anime them at The Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp.
July 6.