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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

:, Drapsy,Sfons and Gsossk lphas has been mia &C
complaints. 's-
~ fassoue hog of Brapds.,s Pills win rsu.rsllr
,v.~d 70 cure the worst Of either outward a. in
tues: u taken IN doses or -, ~ .;-Es is;Ii-
har.,s,!r. s. can refer 40 peveraIs nereone ,vla
WORMs'.sai; some had beenafslsd 10 o. ~ ysnsr.'
took these Riilsior soIeT, Ts;. sncs tine e.ses
osses she parted with worm "a ..,.s = ,.
ana "ne INCH round she has l,ren y s:asiis
has KINDLY allowed DE- B. 20 pesleety YELL and
m"re'han isnr hundred similar cs.s -. y, y 49,.
! can be now referred 10 by Dr. n V me above.
Parents will find Brandetl's Pillk in. 49,.
Tor tse'r chlldrenihey are very pleasant rnd
mouth old may take them wish perfect saie.y. ana
W." sna,s certainly sss q beneficial results.
InOie,G Morons, C'0aaps Choices Dguenteru Loese.
ness o. Uiavvtna, all speeedv cnTei ~ 81. -.
iima,le MsdieiRe, which assists nature IS isr,aIIv
s, UT. z: a all offending humOr. Whoever takes sse9
Heath will soon light up the counsenancea of IN ,Ice
who make iriaI of them. - '''~'>1
Mr.. MacmahHs, 182 Division-st. was CURED a. vim
lent Spsemodic o. Malignant Cholera, with oOy 90 of
those Pills on the 4ts &c tepsemler. f8Ss. The I.
h0ve gentleman was suddenly seized in the middle Of
the night with cramps u The bowels and apasm Of The
d0mscn, WIN slceness and pareng he had Bran.
with them a1d in an hour took 20 pills, which had The
cneet ot relieving the cEnp and aas 40 weIl 40 the
'ckness-and he soon afterwards wentsO alesp-when
~ 1we&e ne disease Was gone. He FeeuHned his bu-
~. OF me following day. has knowa
,ne mea,cne Tor 90 years-aad considers Il invana-
"'G. ne Allows reference TO be made to him.
ror me convenience Of the Public Dr. RrandnfHr,
mas estao'shed the nllowing respectable citxenn Is
agents for the sale ofhs truly Invaluable medicine.
NICE M. . CEsrs rER Box. with fsll directions.
Hjll. I7i Wa'erss,; MIR, A. Wrgh.man, Waaah ana
faacy sore rs Fusoa-aff n 6. Nais. EookseIies.
Sc " CS,sa, u a Trgp s's,ossr. e ls
Housioas corner b. 81 TsyIor % SvS e.
sey-st; Brewer g. Striker. 90 CanaI-at.
Jersey Cay-W. r, Dray.oa. Gsoder, &C.. ssrner
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09
NOTI(,E.

THE Court Of Probate for the District DC
~ LitchRrtd hath assigned the 4 st!r Say Of
instant June, At 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, aE
the Probate Office ia LitchAeId. F0r the exa-
IMITATION and settlement 81 the administration
acc,nnt % the estate or JoHN KILRoRN, late
Of LitchReld, 10 said district, deceased at
which time and place AT persons interested il
said estate will, II they see cause, attend he-I
fore said Court and be heard 10 the premises,
BY order or said Court. sss
MN ss WILLIAm BEEnE, Executor.
y TiichfeM. llane 81 i8SR. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09
NOTICE.

TIME Court az Probate fJs the District of
IL Sharon has assigned the goth day or June,
1885, at 10 o'clOck il the forenoon, at the
Prohate Office ia Canaan. for The appointments
Of Commissioners On the esfafe ut M
ZACHA3lAH BOSTWICKs
late ef Sharon. in.said disfric.. deceased reps
resented inselvent, az which time and place slL
persons interested 10 said estate may, if they
see cause, attend before said Court, and ID
heard 10 relation to said appointment.
By order of said Court.
SAMUEL. r. sExEKIrrs Adhg'r.
Sharon, June f.NE8S0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.


The Temperance Society of Ltchfeld County met
at Salisbury, on Tuesday the Path Of May inst Doct.
VIM. Buell. President Of the Society, took the Chair,
supported by John M. Holley, Esq. v.P.
About thirty delegates were present from thirteen
auxiEaries, and some from the remote parts of the
county, An application was made to the County So
ciety from the total abstinence temperance society,"
ofWashington to be admitted an auxiliary Il was
received by unanimous vote. All fermented drinks
are excluded by the constitution, except for "medi-
cinal mechanical and sacramento purposes. II al
ready embraces nearly 90 members Associations
are organized in Barkhamsted, New-Preston, and So
Farms, upon the conservative principle and the soci-
ETY. in Tornngford have adopted sundry resolutions
which recognize the pledge So far as the feel
ings Of the delegates ascertained they were in
yarably on the side Of entire abstinece from all infox-
icating liquors. II was the unanimous opinion that
intemperance and its attendant evils could never be
suppressed, SO long as femented drinks were used as
a common beverage. And to this conclusion, men of
reflection are coming. Temperance men zee the in
consistency Of their drinking in fermented liquors. the
sole cause Of the ruin and desolation and woe which,
for years. have covered our land. The reformation
Of the drnkard is absolutely kopess, without an en-
tire abandonment Of every thing that can intoxicate
and the cause Of Temperance can never triumph, I'M
I'll "aeshel wherever found. and in whatever guise,
lie expelled from our land. 4 2saAaI
The society was addressed in very interesting
manner by the Rev. Mr.. Lathrop of Salisbury. and
On motion Of J. M, Hcllsy. Ed. il was Resolved,
That the ocespf the respective branch societies he
requested give public notice TO her societies Of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09
an AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY 1sT yUEKs
The Steam N0n1 NeEE.EAavcERs
Caps, 7. Stone. and
The Steam Beat EGvw-YORh,

= -
Carl. b. Stone.
XETILL alternately lease New-Eiassn dab
w M. Sundays excepiedl e Ie o'clock
AZ !. and ii . O'Clock A. M. on Saturdays
ResurniBk. leave New York daily Z Sundazs
exeestedl Il 4 o'clock A. H. and q Z o'clock
p. M. on Saturday.
post Coaches are 10 waiting at lhs steam
Boat dork 10 New-Haven, 60 convey passan-
rers without delay TO Hartford. Boston. and
Providence; also to Llieh6nld daily. viz Wa
tertiary Mondays. Wednesdays aaa Fiideys.
ana va Woodbury. Tuesdays Ihups9egs end
saturdays; also % Waleoiisllle VIA zEslssba
~ and Plymouth Tussdays, Thursday anu
Saturdays.
~ Positively freight wllI Dot BE- lAksn o.
hoard the bontsht New Haven nlleF . e'alk
A. M. CHA's ~. fIIlszfASs Astnt y
Nsss.HmsH, May Sc, 4ta
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09
Notice 10 Blzilders.

lDROPOSALS will be received untiI sIse
IL first 81 July next FOR erecting MefkodislI
Episcopal Church n Liichjield. The building
is'te Be AFFECT long and 81 feet wide, 20 feet
posts-the timber delivered on the ground.
hewed. Proposals will be received for frasnx.
ing. raising and enclosing said house, and las.
Ing the lower floor. ID separate contracts, 81
the whole inclusive. ssS
Proposals received BY the Bulldog Conn.
miitee. WIZ. II. BUEL. ~
ABiEL BARBER.
GEOAsEs CooK, ~
GARw0oD SANFoRD, s
WM ScovILLs
fifch6eld. June Il. s85. %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

TAe corner stone Of the ne,0 Episcopal
Church about to be erected by tie parish Of 81.
Johns Church, Ne,O-l1ilford. pin Be laid on
Mondays kune lSth. The religious services seil
commence AZ 2 o'clock p. M. June Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

InNE DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY AN,
" PURITY OF THE BLOOD which, H. y. -,
arg we c.Fcrlali'n, brings an inflammation Q. deranae
blood seiltes. isss fsetsEg 'S ~ '"9
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

Those whose Sympathetic feelings for a
mourning father have been excited by the ac-
count of the torture and death of DR.. B. Har-
ris"n. (son Of General w. II. HarrisOA,) will
he relieved ny learning that the whole story
was fab' icaiio". rs proved by letters receiv-
ed from him by his family, announcing his
being alive and 10 health in Texas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

A N assortment Of CHiLDAEn's 81 Es
Jun. Z. I. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

Msthodiss AisAeps.-Atthe annual Conference held
IN Cincinnati lassly. Rev. Dr.. Fisk. of Middle,own,
Rev. u 4. MoRnis, Of Cincinnati. and Rev. B.
wAooa. o. New.Yofk. were chosen Biahops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

Fasg.aeiessre Ess'6GsDe,
A GOOD assortment. for sule cheap. ~
IA June Q. l. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

We are requested 10 state, that among The
passengers who were murdered by the Indi-
ans last Tuesday, was Mr.. Hallet, Of New
York. one ofihe contractors for removing the
Seminole Indians, and that be had in his pos
session large amount IT drafts, checks. and
other valuable papers cium6us ENQUIRER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

Maria Monk. We are able TO state. is again
under the care Of her legal guardian appoint
ed by the Court Of Chancery. The efforts q
an extended conspiracy to get her to Canada
are frustrated. All the details Of the affair
will probably 10 due time be laid before the
pubiic.-Jour. Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

The whole Of the u troops stationed in Boston
harbor have been ordered and have sailed for Charles
readiness 70 engage with the hoste Greek Indians.
Among the officers ID Henry w. Vessels. Of this vii.
age. The order o6iges al the officers to leave their
families at the NORTH or not to take them with them
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

Union.-The two newspapena NOrwalk have uni
ted their establishments and adopted for their tide the
i" NOswalk Gazette and Democratic Star" The for
mer was Wing. and the latter jackson, but hereafter
the united paper il to be neutral in ito politics.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-06-09

Itshoud be remarked, or it is nothing more than is
due to the enterprsng propretors, and should have
been done before that reports of the proceedings
of the Legislature have with few exceptions been CO.
pied from the Daily Herald Of New Haven, When it
has failed however, which has been once or twice
week. we have been compelled to resort to other pa
pers-these others having been more lucky probably
in obtaining the Herald
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sy permission OF J III With.


Spoon. Esq. Ordinary for Lancaster Dist
will be- sold ut The late residence of vii
son West. decd. an Tuesday and Wr,inrs
day 20,h and 2Is, Dec. all The personal
property belonging TO the Estate Of Sai,l
deed rnnsisiing of a valuable stuck nf
Horses. Hngs. Cattle. sheep. &r. H"u,e.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Piansasi u
Tools, three Wagons. and a quantity IL
Corn and Fodder. Also fifteen or six-
teen likely negroes.
Terms. For the Negroes. cretlii nf
one and two years an bnnt;r bearing in,c-
rest with mortgage and prrsvnal security;
for the other prnperty. scred;, uf twelve
months on all sums over ten dailass. sums
oc ten dollars ani under cash.
C. J. SHANNON, ad'mr.
. Nor. 26--fe.tf
A. The same time and place, wili "fIitr
for sale the plantation ar trac, nf land. be-
longing 10 the absrc Estate. consisting af
1863. acres the terms Of which will DC
made known q. the time of sale.
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INDIA RUBBER
GOODS

The subscribers bare just received from
the manufacturer. variety Of scassr proof
goods. consisting ofgcnt!er"en's over-coais
Pan,al,ons, with boots attached: Ladies'
Silk and Camhric Aprons. Boolces aad
Shurs all made without siich.
Also received per steam bnat, L,r!,. :
real French slippers. made by Este. Pa
ris.' beautiful article; Black satin
slippers. and Denmark :Sslt"en Slippc $
Together with full sipcs Of mems and
boy. fnc and Stout Boots aud shoes: sole
leather, calf skins. lining skins, shoe
ihrcad &c &c
Nov. a8--A0..T
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SOUTH CAROLINAsI
Sumter District
William II. Branson applicant

Leonard E Brunson. Manning b B.uu
son, Lawrence ,Rrunson. Jared N Bruasor
James Y. Branson. Willis L Branson,
Henry p BrunsoE, Mary Brunspn, Dema.
ries Brunson, tnow Hodge) having inter.
married with one Hodge, Emily Brunsan,
(now M'Elvain) having in.ermsrned with
one MeEivaiu, Mason R.an,s guardian sd.
.li,em fur minor heir William l.. Brunson
defendants.
II appearing to my Satisfaction iha.
Leonard e Brunson, Henry. p Brunson,
Jared N Brunson. Lawrence Branson Emi.
u m'Elyain, and her husband. reside with
ont this S.stc, il IS therefore ordered that
they do appear aud object 10 the division
or sale OF the real estate of Peter E Bum
son deed on or before the nineteenth day
Of December next, or heir consen. TO the
same will be entered Of record
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Ordinary. y. D
Oct 29:37::h
Prs fee, e8 75
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committed

TO thr Jail Of Kesshsw District. mn the
odsh instant. Negra fellow who calls his
name JACK. SAIL fellow Is black. + fec,
9 or 10 inches high, we'll made, and abau'
25 or SO years of age. says he belongs IN
John sM Dongle. living in Lowndrs cnun
~ Alabama. TIE fellow say he has bern
runaway .wa years. The awnrr ID r..
.qYested 70 come fasua,d, prove property
pay charges and ,akr him sway.
WASHINGTON STRICKLAND. JKp.
Nas. 9e-~40-,f
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SALE.

By permission OF the Court Of Ordinary
for Kershaw District. will be sold on monday
the second day OF January noS., before the
Couri House in Camden,
Sixty-two Negroes,
one prime House Carpenter. and on Tues
day. the ;:sird day Of January next will be
cold at the PLANTATION Of the decd in KeE-
shaw District.
100 Head of Hogs 80 Sheep
SIS HEAD OF CATTLE 8 WAGONS
MULES AND HORSES
1 Matched Pair of Horses
One Cart, aboat 1000 BssAeik Of Corn.
Peas, Fodder, and Plantation implements &C.
ne1slly &c belonging TO the estate Of Ben.
Bineham. dec
Tcrn,s-cash for all sums under twenty
dollars For Ill sums over that mount,
bonds p yable on la January 1888. with in.
tcrcs, from, the day Of sale. vith such pefsou-
al security as may BY approved Of BY the I'D
ministFaior.
J. N. DEs.ussURE. ,lm'r.
Oct. 9-37-bm
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NOTICE.

By permission Of James II. Witherspoon
Judge Of the Cour, OF Ordinary, will be
sold o, the late residence Of William Mas
sey deed. on the Waxs11 creek. Lancaster
Disl. s. &. the whole Of his personal es-
tate. on Tuesday. the 9Th Of Dec. next,
consisting Of sixteen very valuable Ne.
sroes. Horses. Cattle. Hogs. sheep, House.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
's'ools. Corn. Fodder. Wagon and Gears
with many oaher articles. Terms Of sal
made known on day OF sale.
II. MASSEY. Admr
T.C. MASSEY
Nov l2-3e--c'
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FOR SAIL.
o,OOO PAIR OF
NegroN Shoes,

Manufactured this year. Of the bcs. ma.
iesials and by faithful workmen. which
will DO sold as low rs any Of the kind and
quality in market. Also Leather for ms.
king tho same. on the most reasonable
terms. ash paid for green or dry hides,
and leather and shoes given in cxchsnge.
Planters are respectfully requested to call
and examine. Apply one door below Lc-
Wy aid Hughson's store. 10 the subscri
bcrs. JOHNSON g. AUSTIN.
September l::-34-h
N. B. Any quantity Of shoes will be
made 10 order on The shortest notice.
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LANDS
. :, R SALE,

\ ttH l. suI,re1lbcr aiifis for salt hia sa.
N Iaablr plantation. On The wrs, side OF
th- Wstrrcr river. and on both sides "i
Sswacy's Greek. abnu. 10, milct sh"'r
Csm,!rn. consisting nf upwards u
900 acres OF land.
There is ahnu, loo acres az opcn land In
thr tract, and the balance veil timb"reh
with oak. hickory anil pine. In the tract
there is large bod, of the bes, land~nn-
cleared. On the premises arr all ,lt
necessary bnilding- nnh in. excrlIsn, re-
pair for carrying nn an extensive piaut,-
lion. AMI supplied with the bes, wa,rr....
On Sawney's Greek. running through ,hr
land. there are some valuable mill seats.
Any person desirous Of purchasing.
would do well To examine the premises. as
. great bargain hsav ',c al. a,.'l "n iih"ral
terms. ALLEN STEWART.
Jane tS--2t..if
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In Equity,
KER HAM DISTRICT.

Andrew Bowman
aud u.hc.s.
VS. Bill fora sale and division
Hampton Bynam
aud others
II appcarinq 10 my satisfaction .ha, Hamp-
ton Bynum. Gray Bynum. Elizabeth Farmer,
iabi,ha Farmer. John FARMER. Abner Car.
michael. Elizabeth Hampton, Thomas Hamp
ton, Robert Davis. William Dasis. John C..
Davis. Mary 3. Phillips. Joseph Phillips.
Verlinds Gardner and Gray I'. Gardner, the
defendants in this case. are absent from and
beyond the limits Of this state II is order.
ed tha, thcJ do plead. answer or demur 10
the said bill of ofcompIaint. whbin three months
from the date Of this order, 'r the same will
be taken rs confessed against them, and nm
order entered accordingly
W. ]. GRANT, Comm.
Commissioners Office
Kershaw District.
October 29.-37.bm
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Soukh Carolina,
Lancaster District
James ]. Horton, applicant,

Mary Horten. widow. William, L. johnson
and bis wife Levina, William Ingram ana his
vito Celia, Ransom Horton, James :. Hor.
son, John BssLias and bis wife Nancy. Ze-
nina Horton, Elizabeth Horton, Hollis Hof.
on, Mary 3. Horton, Evera, horton and Ben.
amin Horton, defendant: 85's'
II appearing to my satisfaction thst ths
above parties, defendants, reside wiihoo, th;.
stale, 1t Is therefore ordered, that they do ap-
pear and objec, to the division OF sale Of ti,e
real estate Of Stctn..g Hoe1on, On os belole
the FIRST Monday Of December next, d their
consent TO th- same will be entered Of record
JAS. II. WtTHERSPOON.
Ordinar, Z. b
Sept. 9 ls3B.-2gb Price sdvc ceo71
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Notice.

By permission of J. Il. wi,hrrspoon,
Ordinary af LaGcasier District. will be
sold a, ihr late residence nf William
vsuglan dre't. the greater part Of his
prrspaal Estate. on the i3.h Dc. next.
consisting Of Horses, Mules. Cattle. Hogs
Sheep. Hauseho!h and Kitchen Furniture
Plan alton Taols. Wagons. Carts. Oxen.
and = largr quantity af Corn. Fodder,
Oats, &c. aud perhaps few Ncgrors, to-
srthrr with many articles.
Terma made known an the day nf sale,
by R0BT. G. VAUGHAN.
D. Y. MASSEY, Admr's.
Ncr. tQ-39-c
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NOTICE.

All persons having sny demands against
the Estslr "f Robert Cunningham. decd.
are requested '.o present ,hrir accounts
properly s,,csied thin The time prescri-
bed BY law.--Also those iaccbted to the
Es,s,c will be- required to make immediate
payment or such arrangements rs will bs
satisfactorily. by the frs, day Of January
next.
JOHN. CUNNINGHAM.
Ex'r Of ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
September i7-3i--:e
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Ceke.bury Manual Labor

SSuOLL VI The ,. " CONfkakSGk.
ril!r Diss viii b. opened nn th- 2d Mond y in ia.
nuary ncxt, T1se number oi students 10 limited
sos ,hr prrsen, year 10. who ~,Ii BE- aeeorumo-
daird with b.arding IN the lns,iini,aa. Priority
Of application will secure place IN the School,
prUyidcd the S,odeai BE- rres~at in P~rsnn. al The
opening Of tse session. or The nrcrhsary fees for
one term in sdYance. be sent on. A certificate Of
gears Of agr. And in every case, The frcs fos To.
ition. Beard and irrm-tsx. Cor The 6fst irfm Of
Eve months and half. will be required in advance
All applications must BE- made I" Rev s w
Caprrs, OF Rev. II. Spain. agents. os 10 T. w.
Williams, ESQ Chsifmsn Prudential Committee,
Cokrshury. By or5c. OF The Boasd
wa. u. WIGHIM n. sce.y.
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All persons having demands

against the estate nj Lewis Epcs Esq late Of Cam.
dcn deed, requcs ed TO present tic samc To the
administrator without delay, and hose indebted to
make immediate payment, % an carly settlement
Of the estate 10 desired
JOHN CHEsNUT, Amir.
Noveu,tsr 2S--s9..E
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Cottol. Saw Gins

Those who caiculate on having their Gins rs-
paired BY The Subscriber, will conicr a5or By ssn
ding them in a. early q practicable. and thus If.
ford IN opportunity Of ssrviug each in dnr sims.--
New Gins. with Steel or Iron plate always on band
aud fot sale BY JOHN WORKMAN.
Augusl 6-2Sefm
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NATCll MAKER
.s.S'D7
II welar.

s. H. CLIFFORD aErrs his srtvicrs 10 The in-
hzb;.an,s oi Camden, and the adiscrai country. in
el aaina ard repairing all iuds Of Wiiebrs Clocks
Music >oxrs t~~riry. Silver War;. Guns. LoeKs
&c ai!srtic,cs done by him warranted 10 please
his employer, aud al short noliec.
Nor tg-sr9..u
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q D
,ATcTN.!l!:x.. SIZES
ST. 49,

Will he sold al public Auction, an Tuesday ,2sah
inst, At the auction room. fnexs ts Post Oticcl ono
lot fncrehandisc consisting Of Dry Goods, Hard.
wsre and croekery
Tsrms Of saic---All snu,a under $40 cash, ali
sutns over, tinc ufi ls March. with nslc approved
secdrity and bcaring interest from date.
wM. r YOUNG, Aactioacer.
r. s. Alsaa finc assortment pf GLASS
and BRITANNIA WARE.
NoresnSer 2S--43.-H
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81 ST. RECEIVED,
IN EXCELLENT ORDER.
From n. York aud PhiladsIphid,

FULl. SUPPLY of
D2Cas I. 83o:o.S3e,
Fressc1, Il English Chemicals,
Together wiih large and various assort
mcat nf Csppisg aad Eaeanfa i~sirns<nfs
Of ,sptrior quality. deserving The attention oi
families as we'll as practitioners of Medicine
Dec 10 WN REYNOLDS
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Wanted lrnineaiaaeIy,

Wanted zmmeaiafcIy.
A AJourncymau Coach Maker, acquainted
with his business. is ~anicd BY the sub,cri-
bcfs---also laurneyman Trimmer. To such
Is may prore snber and industrious. . prrma.
non, situate n can be had, good wages and
pfomPs pay. ,
fscs ]. 1856 36sf
GS-.fhe editors Of tho Augusta {Ga.l
Ch1Suiclr, siii insert the abovc sdsrrsirmca,
thfrc times. and The Charlcaon Courier unit
forbid. and Harvard their seeonn.s TO The sub.
seribcrs for payment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-26
NOTICE.

In pursuance o! 4hn Charter IL ihs
Louisville. Cincinnati anf Char. .cstoa Rati
Road Company the Central Commission
met al Knoxsil!e on Inc tirsi -aicniay IN
Nosrsnbcr 1896. snd sficr examining the
list ef subscribers to The sleek 81 said
Company, haycasrer,aiued .hai forty ih.a.
sand shares hare not been subscribed. and
thercupon the Sail Central Cammi .sion
having determined, pursuant U ethr 9th
sccsioa ,f thrE Charter. 10 receive sniiscrip-
tions until sixty thoasand sh1rcs shail have
been Subscribed, Col. Wade Hampton III
South Caspiiaa. forthwith subscribed III
requisite nnnibrr Of shares. making, with
,hc amount before subscribed. foriy thou
sand shares. The undrrsignesi do there
fore hereby pryrlaim and make known To
aiiwhon Is may concern. that the sab.e,i.
bcrs 20 the LauisriIlc. Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Road Company. shalt
from this day forth. form on, body polite
and corporate. in deed and in law. in the
States Of s;outh Ear,linn, Nur,h Carolina
Tennessee and Kentucky. -
In rhmplianre si.h the l2i', section of
said Charter, we do her-by summon the
stockholders Of The Louisville. Cincinn..
Il and Charicsson Rail Road Campasy. ,a
meet II Knoxville In the State of Tennrs-
See on.hr Cd Monday in Jsnaary 1887.
ihen and there ia person ar by proxy to
eier, twenty four directors of said c"mpe-
ny. and tn cnac, ailsuch rcgu u,i"ns. raie.
and bye laws. rs may b.. necessary for The
government of tii. corp"ra,ian.
We hereby give Notice, ihs, thi. hnn rel
will receive subscriptions Ia che stock uf,
said Raj! Road Company. firm ihis date
ua,i! the IL, day 4 January next. aud the
commissioners vino heretofore tecrivcd
subscriptions are reques,ed asain I" open
books for s,erk ia said company until the
18th day .f December next, aud transmit
the names Of the Subscribers and the q
snonui subscribed By each. 80 this boar,,
8 Witness our hau.I and seals this 9Th iay
OF November. 1885.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Il. 81
WILLIAM DIxsON. Il. 81
w. HAMPTON, Il. S.
- u. KING, a. ~
DAVID CAMPBELL, (L. 81
Note. Rober, King was appointed in
the Room Of Cav. Swain Who did M, al.
tend, hy the Centrai Commission, aud Ds.
sid Campbell in the room Of Roben r.
Leteher, who did no, attend the meeting
OF the Road Of the Central Commission.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-26
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