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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
ID r Y G 90 DS

DRY GOODS,
Blue. black. brown green invisible DO, dras, mulberry
blue black dra and lavender cassi.eres .ps and d.
agonal do black, brown, and drab saiinet black and
and brown goats hair camet,, 10. do common do tar
tan paids, Whi!e red green and yellow nannc:s rcd,
blue, and white canton do: great variety e Frcnch
aud English mesnoes and circaans; Ga black bomba-
zines, Black bombs1etts. 10 Lastngs, British, French and
American Prints, black and white gnghams, coDoeed
cambrics black coloe tabby velvet valencia. vel
vet, svansIown silk d satin We tiogs, white and oojored
de maps, plain and atn levantnes, brown, and
black sar enes' DO do ',nehex:: 'uPe; black Iosns,
black and white French and lasasng ribbons
assorted .nper silk shawls, large TO. chay DO ev.n
tine hdk dag aud gee o. IA red aud black worried
shaw Al do colored do. a. embroidered TO- IS and
IA Prusean do black Italian cravae large assortent
figured bobbinet lace thread and bobbiDet do. eG
ngs black lace wells Plain anil figured Swiss and book
mn.lins; jaconet mu'rs and cambsc.; muslin collar
bic cloths corded skis "a and Ga tick, Saddle, and
fancy end blanket-lO II. II l34 do wossed tp.
and Shirts do s2eoders and Gives worsted and
ton hosiery, and Cloves padding, cam
vas buckram, bseach'd and brown hee.ings shhtins.
| xECrdsCMre 1Sed Cutlery,
Locks, latche., screws, hinges, butts, files. and
rasps sets rules, gauges iron and steel squares
bammers iron, Japan and brass candlesticks, SNUFF
ers and trays brass and tin fos.ets and drive
knobs, plain and cut glass do. brnss comsnode
knobs and rings, pescusscn cap? FIRE roo' bfa aud 70:
an,rons fry pans, shoveis. spades. hoea trace ana naI
ter chans anv vices steely ards patent 6aHAnoncpos
and scyhc stones, sates curry combs: Kazoss .nve.
knives and forks chise brace and bits Knives
hatces eating knves sssss and c.sn eeyses, psaae
irous auress rmbIess mill and croo cot de-
j si,eep shear carpsuter's adj, axeA &c,
i A variety Of SaddIery and SaddIcrs Tools:
/ COACH TRIMMINGS,
! xehnnk 3a0 BlMnk BOoAee;
! ROOTS & Shoes
/ Glass. China, and Queenswarc,
! COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, SC.
! Iron. Steel, and Castings.
The above stock embraces a large VARSITY
Iof goods and are offered for sale al low prices
Richmond. Oct. 8sh. 1885. 4Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
yVeaO Store.
A RON G. II EG G.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Rich
mond and its vicinity that he has just received
from the eastern markets. and i now opesing al
the house formerly occupied BY Irwin Reed, aearly
opposite DasI. Reds stole. Main street,
a large 4 spDemAid assort0ent 81
FALL & WINTER
q % q ID 8.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

ID Il. j. w. LATER,
[Of Philadelphia.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE ON FRONT STREET,
"A Iew doors south Of Main Street,
RICHMOND.
Dr.. SAter having removed TO Richmond, bcgs to
express his warmest thanks 10 hss friends in the
neghborhoUd Of Elkhorn and assures them that
any professional calls they may future be pleased
to make upon him shall receive the most prompt at
tention and care possible.
Richmond, November, 1886. All
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

....il .eecelSeet this decision,
- ~ i weld b applicable are
|oo = oar courts Of Justice
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
Fall and Winter Goods.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
Corner of lNaia and Front s.rccts,y
Il. II. TURN Il IL.

Is now opening an assortment OF Goods suited 70
the present and coming seasons, consisting ia part
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26
Copartnersllip.

\ 1khincd have associated themselves a..
| !. ~ DRY GOODS BUSINESS under
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
MILlTARY COURT. OF INQUIRY.

fEcr7cspnaisset Of ias Eai.;nprs Cafpaifla.I
FREDERICK, tMd.j DEC. i@.-Fhc
Court or Enquircy was occupied tho great.
or part oil this nnrning in hearing The 'es.
,inony or Mr. DE Peystcf. volunteer
aid 10 Gen. Eus,is, whose official rrla.
,:ous gave him extensive opportunities oi
iui. ing Of the circumstances which cin.
barrassed TIE operations IN Florida. Ills
evidence accords with that given BY Gen
Sanford, (of the Georgia troops,) Gil.
Liudssy, Major Graham, Col. Green.
and Others, and goes 10 show that Gcncr.
al Scott was nnliripe In his efforts, and
iudirioas in hi. plans to terminate the
war, aud .ha, the wsnt Of substance,
stores snd clothing among the troops.
was the primary cause of our failures in
the Seminole country. Gen Scott tiled
up III, Intervals Of the testimony BY re-
| marks TO the Cour, on ,hr importance Of
evidence expected from witness now nb.
sent. and enumerated Gen. Clineh. Col.
Bank head Capt. Draue. Lieut.. G. Norris,
Lieut.. M'Crabb, and others. as invalua.
bic 10 him. II shall" said he, c,"Mr. Pre-.
silcnt, pu, question {" AIR. Morris. The
answer 10 which anticipate. and which
answer I shall apply 10 tremendous cd.
ccl."
The General seems much excited. ond
occasionally gives vent TO sharp exPrcs'
sions. In reference TO tho letter address
sed 10 the President, BY The Hon. JOS. NJ.
White. Of Florida. in which Gen. y. Is
spoken Of harshly, the latter. few days
ago. indulecd in very spirited language:
Ill see the honorable gentleman, MIR.
President. under other circumstances,
aud reiorl upon him, Sir. in other .crms..,
To day he observed, ii shall avail myself
Of my right, an.t elicit at all points the
information necessary .p eIucida,e my re.
la,ion 10 my country. If tho Court think
proper, / would suggest The reading OF
she documentary evidence in the matter
Of tho Creek Wnr. fert The impu,a,ions
cast upon me. fur my conduct In fhot ma
,ion, be now taken up. and by the time
we are through tho perliminaries, the
witness. for whom we are now waiting,
will certainly have arrivedsa To discuss
his proposition, the Courl was cleared,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
DAVID cAMPBELL, fL. 81,
South Caro- Tina
Lancaster District
William COHEN apnlican,

:
Thomas co,hen, John Cosheu William,
Dukes and his wife Nancy. Peer vincsrt.
and his wife Susannah, James Codes, Sami
Co,hen, Parcal COHEN childgca. Million
Co,hen, jonathan Bailey md ha Miie E,isa.
beth, Andrew t.oiken md adccha jDlas(css
nd his: :wiic Millsy, defendants. q
Sumsnous ID Partition.
Il appearing 10 my satisiac;ion, that she
above parties delendsn, reside vishous ,llis,
State. viz: Thos Celh1a, John Coshen, Sanst
coshen. Parcai Cdhea's children. Wisiiali
Dukes and bis wife Nsncy. Peter vinecns.
and hls wife Susannah. il 3 ihessiore order
cd that they do appear and object ,othc disit
sion or sale Of she real estate of William
Co,hen decd. on. cF botse lhe lifs aaon1sy
in February next, q shen eossens lc ,ls
same will be entered Of Recoed. 49,
J. H WITHERSPOoN, o. Z. ID "
Nov. I2--3a-h
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The Bank of Camden SO Gu
CAMDEN: Dc. II IS36.

The Board Of Directors have ordered
the payment Of The 4lh instalmeni on the
Capital Stock Of this Bank on Tuesday
the i7.ll day Of January next. Public
notice is hereby given, that the same, be.
ing ten dollars on each share, will be rc.
ccived OF or before TIC 9Th day OF Jan.
1887, in Charleston. by the Planters aad
Mechanics Bank; in Columbia. by the
Commercial Rank; in Cheraw, by the Mer-
chants Bank Of Chcraw; and in. Camden,
al the Banking House, by The Cashier,
who alone will issue receipts. Stock
holders desiring receipts must therefore
make their payments in Camden.
". J. GRANT. Cashier,
Dec. I1-i3--c &
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q eW GopartnersIlip.I !

ME undersigned, having Oil The firs
inst, associated themselves Id The Melr.
camille business nndertbe firmsof 3 4
39V.y 8 U5HseN.
Respectfully soIicils from Tie community
and particularly the former cusson,eTs or III.
Levy, continuance Of lhsliberai patronage
extended to him. and whichitsuiIl be ,hen
endeavor to merit; they intend purchasing
COTTON and other produces, for winch they
will give the HIGHEST prices.
H. LEVY. s
w. E. HUGHS0N.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
Poetry.
Prom he Richmond Enquirer.
THE POOR MAN.

THE POOR MAN.
What mau is poor not he whose brow
Is ha;.,cd is i!cascn.s own light,
Whose knec a!aEe 50 Gaj must bow,
atmarning and {: night
sfi.pc ann Is nrrscd by heoi.llfni Toll,
yYti, sits beneath The tree.
Or ,,csis upon tic fruitful soil,
With spirits calm and free
Go-Ic, the prond his gems unald,
& And view sheir sparkling sy-
No silver vast or yellow gold
Can hanish care away
lie cannot know tho thrilling dream
Which sn,i!es within the cot,
Whcrc sunny brooks and faces clcam,
To cheer the poor mans loi.
wha, man poor: not he whosc brow
iswct with Heavens own dew,
who brraihes to God the heartfelt .ow,
Whose pledge Is deep and true;
The morning calls his active fee,
To no enchanting dome,
Bat evening and The twiligh. sweet
Shall lieh, his pathway home.
Aud ihesc q music in his eur
In The giad yosec Of h:schild,
His vile with hurried steps draws near,
kst..'t . -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
NOTI(sE.

IN pursuance 0t 1ne Sn4ftek Cf the G
Lnuisviilc. Cincinnati and Chsrs esson Raiis
Resd Company the Cenaral Comu,issio,ls
met Il Knoxville on stha fr1t
Noyember 1888, and aitef exs1sinfaes ~
list Of Subscribers 60. tIe sioek uf nj
Company, hayeaseertasnea tiaS fliGs,
sand shares hase nos bseS hscsi g
,hereupon The saiA Cenizaa r ssSnS
having determinsd, pntsuant q 1I
section Of the Charter, ~ Hleetse sabaxgiib.l
iipns until sixty thousass s6arss skall 1ass ~
been subscribed, Col. gado Hampson 81
South Casolina, iorshHiik Snhetsih ihed H.
requisite numb.r of shares mai kiae. VIII
ihe amount belcru subscribed foytys foyt tIaous-.s
sand shares. Tia anderSirne1 dc ;sra q
fore hereby proslain md make knsSn ~ ~
all whom !, may coneefn, that sile as 6lefSs
bers 10 the Louisville, Cineinns ms
Charleston Rail Resd ConpSny, ss
from this day forth. form one bs6y paifsies
and corporate, I'D deei aAd II HI, lhs
States Of South Caroiins cfth EssSai6A
Tennessee and Keufseky. sSSs ne
Ii eompliance eish lhs f ~ osfs
said Charter, re do hereby Suiaiipn ips
stockholders OF the soaisyfIle. Csncisssis
ii and Caarleston Rail Road E.onapanYs9oS
NICE, n Knoxville inthe S,.se pf Eernes-
tee, on he Cd MONDAY u January l,s
hen and there ia person or hy proxy to
elect twcnsy four directors Of sid compl
ny, and to enact sllsreh reguistipnss Ialss'
aud bye laws, as uay be necessafy ior tkss
government Of The corporation.
We hereby givc noiice that this bnaId
will receive subscriptions 20 ihe stoek No
said Rail Road Company, from this dats
until the Is, day Of January nexys and tkis
commissioners who hcfehsfpse Tecrisen
arcrcqncsted again 70 opGns
books for stuck in said company nniilthss
18th day or December ncxt, and transmit
the names Of the subscribers and the ~
1nonnt subscribed BY each. 20 this heafds
Witness our hand and seals this sih tlay
pf Norcmbcs. 1886.
JOHN WILLIAMS. IL. Isl
WILLIAM DixSON.
w. HAMPTON, u. S..
r. KING, Il. 81
DAVID CAMPBELL, (L. 81,
Noic. Robert King wns appointed in
lke Room Of Gov. Swain who did nas ~
lend, by the Central Commisaion and Ia
rid Campbell in ihe room of Rohcst P.ss
Le.eher. who did not attend The meeting
,f the Road Of The Ccniral con,missian.
- q an
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I.nd Afterwards adjourned y 10 O'Clock 70

and afterwards adj journed 70 10 o'clock to-
Gen. Macombe, in personal appearance.
resembles Tyrone Power. he Is sabout
fifty years or age and strongly inclined.
-. M MeorpuIency. Gen. Atkinson is not un.
;iss ihe Commander IN Chief, but evident.
10 much older Gen. Brady Is tie oldest
Of the three and o, personi6caiion Of q
field worn veteran; he is bordering on
syen,y, and hears badly. Capt Cooper.
The Judge Advocate, is perhaps IS. q
very fine gentleman, q rapid pensman.
and rather lean. They are in full dress,
and the proceedings are Conducted with
the prescribed formali,ies. Some OF the
generals have ineir families with them
and do no, seem disposed 10 hurry
through ,i'eir duties here.
Ii Is thought that some months rsust
clapse ere the trials are concluded, and
thai iull and free inquiry will be diligens-
ly had into all matters connected win the
Indian Campaigns.
The personal characteristics Of Zen.
Scott are familiar 10 most OF nur readers.
To those who nave not seen him may be
suss ses.ed Cleopatra description Of Mark
Anthony. He il csery inch . soldier and
a gentleman. He bears in his features
the operation Of much mental disquieiude,
''occasioncd probably By contemplation
or bis position after an active life devoted
to his country; bnl the chivslrons spirit
,ha, animated him at Chippewa and bridge
water, is still distinguished in bis eagls
eye.-Riehnoad EsTsiru
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
esubses sibero asn rinrpfcS 81 e;
perty; tis ~ q & s.s's,sss'
Dwell HOUSE
con.siaing eight troons. = q zsauiis;;ls
out tbuildings, The
Dwell oilsf
aaJoining sontaing six roosns, lffc1 oeesI
pied by Ar y u Dessnssase. slae sssa
Large House
occupied as'the fsmsIs lsasy. at sbs, So q
Store and W are Houses

corner OF Broad and Ruiiedse Stssess. Sns %
'posiie the new Bunk, d comfo fstIs IS
ydencc at KnkHood, near the spring Rpz
'terms and further pssticuIlss appIy 2ss 2ss
]. aoy 2s-4O -, 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
LONDON DUFFIL BLANKETS,

a. I" Mesino ClRCAsSIONS (all coloss)
Black and Cosofed BOMBAZET-FS
Ga Sopef Black BOMBAZEEN,
Woraed Blond EDGING, &c.
COTTON GOODS.
Super Fancy CALICoEs
{. Merinn do
:. Shsily do
Texan Plaid do
French do
and Comma Furniture do. s
Plain and Plaid GlNGiIAaiS. &
CoIorci PlaiL and Embossed CANBRlCS
Medium and Jackonc, MUSLiNs
Book. Null and Swiss do
Striped and Plain cAHBRlcs,
Cambric, Dimily sud Corded COATS
Co!orcd aud W.,i,c Cotton HOSIERY &c.
LINENS.
Irish LINENS AND LAWNS.
Rus.ia Shec,ing and Dama-k NAPKINS.
I" Diaper g. Linen rambrie HDkFS.
DOMESTICS.
"a Brown sHlRTING.
A. do do
81 do SHEETiNG
alto54 glcach'd SHlRTiNGS e. SHEE
TlNGs.
Apron CREEKS and Plaid HoMESPtNS
Mixed cOT'rONADES.
Canton FLANNELs lshile and colo,cd)
"A and 6-f BEDTICKs, &c. q
SILK GOODS.
Best Black Italian LUsTRiNGS.
/" Gro De SWISS.
"a Plain and Figured SILKS.
Sewing Silk and TwiN
Handsome Fancy Silk SHAWLS.
Flag aud Bandana HANDkERCHlEFSl
SpiIt.c6cid do
Black Love DO
colored PoNGEEs.
Black and Colorcd Silk GLOVES.
Black Italian cRAvATS.
Six HOSE. {plain and ribbcd) &c.
FANCY GOODS,
Handsome Worked Muslin COLLARS
do do tAPES.
do do and Frilrd do
Blond LACE aud Thread EDGING
Bobinct LACE.
do FOOTING.
Swiss Stripe MUSLIN.
China Silk HOSE.
Black Spun Silk Elastic do
Also
A complete assortmcn, Of
CARPEEING
or the newest and most approved pastesh
aud colors wnrrcntcd.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment OF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31
N NEW

FRESH GOODS.
THE subscribers are now opening ch0ices
assortment OF SEASONABLE GOODS,
which they oder on the nosi reasonable,
terms, consisting in par as follow:
WOCLENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-28
liz, i I TIL

TE7ijE CELEBRATED ChhlOMILE OR TONIC THIS " Dr.
E.ras specific e:c, the b.a:@ and ncr""u. hhi
ptgn, the hand tie dizzy eye, h"3
aritr: vIis before their effects like
l4 benign iuiuE:G o; the morning has nac r
cine diseases, general b dyspepsia indigestion
liz ii appetite nfPui"ri CT
&y; unpleasant t-t" in the mouth rahrs nose
bowels cEs, aHsulncss, when te maze be-
cetc irr:,a acioni Thoughtful. melancholy and "j'ci.
i!yppG1afi cS IrR, !i;:inh % ihc heart nr ".
tICtr !;uar disturbed sicri' 'h"nnain' "sror aH"G-
lions sight. aud all Otter 3ympi"n H. w
Cta,urc Pills viii Effect speed: ani SAID cnfa
Tie various u WEAKNESSES peculiar I" Tie tt cor't -
lie Of Dr ". EVANS. tAMGNii'E PILLS,
:-s ,ahUn cay C this ccEaify, u; 30 III t
rope, tc he the n L":"n nFprnGa:" l." " "'el
:hcy wlh recruiting tbs dc'&ycd spirits ;s-aso '
hca'a ha, cui and lan21r, AM e""tins e"H '.'cs! '
c.s;@; rsaHchoiy They sEe CONTEXT and s"G'h 10 'c
wDDia system. ... - >, ,,.,..
r. Gus Of costly. should occasionally n2' NJ iai
yIus: Vegetable prIicn Pa Ec tckao"n for Billions ah"c-
:T!v Of breathing: ratr or sore " 49, asthma,
OF the every kGt and all h0'e o ~! s
cr the circulation uIl! OF "c Lia"!.
l:aI the utility ri ;!rs" i, ina TIE intimately sac
.! three ihoasrn' Go.a "EHi" c '''i"'a
:'slc- Of tic GH.Gn.
i. I.p!h testimonies Eavc bern T:cr'rd hy Dr W w.
E,n: .! al, , NJ Division X" I"ih rouHy if""
;.g allo oI rrs?c!h w"l:tai rel, ,:'' n' PEE
~, :cr raciic: c2ias ia Tie highest S 81 "cH
rEirI :t vituct.
Inr<e ia,ira!, PILLS may be lad Sir e. HALLS H"ta;",
doors Laslc "cru aG Siisr ktn!oi1' S',
a,Gr,;iyn /" maia y! letter .! "'"i
a'.o L; IL: !u,i as .aacY :3r H%i:ca AMI ;e3si- '"'-
-" 49, 5i-I2m
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RICHMOND < FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.

I RICHMOND < FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
Read Hcgrig (0mp!eicd-Hia!cr .7rrHRgcmcn.
q is ant cipatsd that The rail road vii! be completed
81 10 within mile uf Fredericksburg. "a Friday the
2Jl inst and from that day incusre Tie following WEI
he Tic arrangement. during the Winter:
At WaS!linctn ton, when the CATION Ct tie Potomac
is open passengers will res! al nshl On board tn" si'1'
boat which will Leave al an early hour in Tie morning.
When Inc navigation Of the Potomac IL cpstd SIEGE"
will depart rGn! Washington. rs sn0a Is pIacHaGte
after the arrival Of the mail and passengers at frc't
cksbuig the will leave the Termination Of tie raj!
road aud arrive IN Richmond The SANE evc;ii1; ms
bein! the Main Southern Mail Line. IS regularly c"'
nccrd by stages Petersburg. where passengers can
proceed on Tie railway 10 Blately, and thence conre
in stages 10 the South, by way Of Ea.lGl, fayelie-
vile, &c. =
From Richmond the cars with he mail and pag:cn-
grrs going North, viii continue 10 depart at j III ;ile
morning. nn il shall! he ascor'aacd tia. tic Paiien-
gers can lra"r At later hour, while The nav :n':1n IS
open, aud reach Washington IL nr Ioi the afternoon
tain OF - Baltimore.
Bcai.s the regular mail lire, there will be in aAdi'
ton, lr.v"rchiy I'm" between Richmond and frc'is.
rcGsb~rg Ictyimg :iclmond on iussa4Y, Thursday and
Saturday, at . y. 81. al rcaclmg Fredericksburg t"
dinner tnd !ray!.r fredericksburg Oh Monday. E'"I-
n"s,av amI F:!day, is the cars ari'1 "h !:e
mail iroi EoIi0lli which Will BE- about Q1aTl"r nt-
fore 4. II. With vic?: o: making It's iri-""'kiy
line pleasant nn. Tic trade il wood a"I oiirr h.ary
articles between Richmond ard t!!ck"h3H!!ny VII he
snna:alrG from IT, and this description 81 tr"!G ~" be
acconmoda; by running cars for ii 1T such h"Ts as
may suit n" company and not interfere wan ihe tTci'
From the .ir Instant, TIC cEarrc viii i"' 'Ir lran|'r.
ation from EIchG!2mI 20 fredericksburg = per n'icn-
ger Tie Railroad Company and the Stag" "" St"in
b"a: Company vii receive the %'" i"r cacA "';Ic: - AND
from Richmond and Washington CITY !":r iF'':; c'i-
.a,l h Na,!:;Eg;.n, when the uaSIGapl o IL" roo
nae urac:jl!I2 f.! steam a&s. (iaClIdnG Il" i:2:s.
,o1.. - ~ o.nI.ua in W;s!.ng:"n s. per PASSENGER.
Fare igin NicmnL 70 W"Siii. '"n wl!c! it:e naviG-
ton bY steamboats, 81 The HcHnAc Is !!!:ac;:ra0': ~
lie. NJ: C:-:r
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H9AN AWAY from the subscriber abou, the 18th of
40 February, 1885, a Negro man, BY the name Of
MOSES, about IS years Of age, and upwards Of feet
T Is sa Esnn ana square nu Dpt mol very masepar
the size of plum, behind the Of OF his eyes.
lie processes to be free and very religious He will not
work a, any kind of hard labor but prefers making his
i'ins by stealing and eonju7acn.-M oses was taken up
IN nanViiic Va, previous 10 my purchasing him, as
runaway wien he used iorcibe arguments 10 show that
ne was Tree, aud produced bill Of sale for himself OF
sS value, which he has doubt in his possession
-soT ~ [a9-w6""l SIDNEY McGEHEE.
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~ Planters 7rho ;rSA 10 cayigral IN .ltSS&&iFft
VALUABLE PLANTATION ipr S1--ih" sn,'r'''' i" Sc"-
.. nee o the death u his in:rr.cr Tobias g. unrr, 'iitS
nia; sion aai ,cgT's ~ county! 10" ''>
the .H:ii!ij.l iI'",ani ir. Us
VI gr.I 'gco liat wei. s..;.d sta ""'"i =" ',
m -! i;;, 81 rn'i"n"n'ca; :" "' : ''' '"
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