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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
MP CALHOUN

The infatuated politician like the fallen Archangc 10
taking courage from despair Bafed ia his att.,nois
10 caumnate the President for his conduct 10 France
by the brilliant which has attended his messags
-dIsgraced in the eyes of his country because he would
not go for that country against Fance--sckened and
Infatuated by the brilliant prospects Of Mr. Van Buren,
stripped OF all his pretensioDs 10 the Presidency and
thrown into minority in the Senate ITSELF still there is
one bright point ia the before him. The Bank Of
the United States which he wished to eongate under f
deral auspices, rising from her ashes under the charter
of temporary hig majority the State of PennsyIvs
MIA To its revival he is looking for the resuscita
ton of his own party and prospects. The moment he
hears OF its success he raises his standard again ia ;e
Senate blows his blast his dscoDftted followers
declares war anew against Mr.. Van Burenand dreams
once more Of victory. The object Of his Wednesdnv's
Speech IS TO revive his allesto insprit the Senate of
The u. States rally, and ifpossbe nci,e o,,r o
Senators TO adhere to their But II will not do
he following u from The Globe Of Thursday morning:
DANA OF TG CMi 9 O STAPs s AN0 TIE sENATE
The Bank is re.charefed, and the Senate in arms
To-day Mr.. Ewing, Of Ohio, triumphanty pro-
MIA and MIR Calhoun proclaimed war in advance upon
the next administration, and loudly announced its GER
tain overthrow. Taking up Mr. Mangufn's threat Of
psnic war, he re-assefed the sentiments Of that gentle.
an, and with violence and more oura geous Ian.
guage the President aud Vice President than has
been used since The panic session, proclaimed the
war upon the Baltimore nominee aud its inevitable sue.
cess Gen. Wall, of New Jersey, promptly and vqor-
ously and Indignantly replied these furious attacks
upon the President and Vice President
Such is the budding fruit Of the re.charter Of the
Dauk IL is the lever Of Arcbimedes to the Opposition
Is the power with which they 10 crush the ensuing
Administration. Let this fact and this days work In
the Senate, be remembered the commencement Of
the new war-thr second panic war. For one thing
the Democracy Of the country will be thankful 10 Mr.
Calhoun violence today, aud that is for giving us
view OF The mode Of operating to blow up tie next Al
minstraon. IS The old Qome If ioar on he euryeue
The paper system Is TO be expanded m il bursts and the
whole country involved in the ruin Of broken bank
currency The multiplication Of banks, and the multi
plcation of paper money do this business nd who
is multiplying banks, with millions upon millions of ca
Pita and authorizing them issue two or three paper
dollars for each silver Who is doing this Ii is
the Bank Wings. They at IL in every State where
they have majority; end, in doing, are doing pre-
csey what is relied upon 10 blow Up the next Admins
raton and 20 overwhrlm the country with the ruins Of
broken bank currency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20
TIE Predicfion-and lie Fulfiment!


The N. Y. Commercial of the LIST, contains n letter
from its Washington Correspondent of the ill., which
sketches OF the points of Mr. Leigh nal-aDropos
Speech-Among others, this
Mr. L. expressed his that ne not cyen
~ the way to settlement and that France growing out
OF what has tra1sprcd, probable. This the h m
have heard such have
Owe high standing, who his fofcodngs
and still correspond with those of Mr. Leigh That
President will have If he do NOT
doubt But hope and trust that people repre-
yves are not so foolish The speech ,oc sn
any thng else know Of to ptodGce The desirable
Four days after, the CONNIE cia gives the letters
OF the Rothschllds, announcing that every thing WINS
settedtat is all overland that the course Of The
President is not calculated to produce war but peace
The day after, the same Commercial gives the follow
ing as an extract from Of its Paris Corresponds
possessed of the best opportunities of information
now tell you fact which well know DO Of
which the public here have been king and
Minister'S at cabinet meeting held Monday, (be nst)
tor much dene 10 the conclusion tho 90
yennent OF the United states through tho James
(thsre being no other presently they
ePtaHaOns gUen the massage, aeready 10 mar me
noay as as ne 4HsreaH Il IL
10 be paid z" - " "
Look at that pcture-and then at this. What becomes
OF the vaccinations Of the Virginia Senator? " here
are his probabilities! The King and his Ministers are
satishedand the Treaty is 10 be carried into full
ton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

H4NOR SALE, very cheap, RIFLE UNIFORM very
little used, which will be sold for half the ORIGINAL
cost. Apply 70 HgTHBRToN & Sos's
Feb. ~. o.
A RKANSAS Lands viii purchase Military Pa.
- tents for lands IN tie Territory Of Arkansas
Jan t75-121 GEO. T.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

The Alexandria Gazette states it "hghly probable
that the Hon HESRy CLAY will not retain his seat in t
Senate OF the United States after the close OF the pre-
sent session Of Congress"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
WING OFFICE,
CrNerNNAru. MAY IS, 1886

FlOUR-in consequence Of the
large stock in store has declined to
44.75 per barrel within the past week.
A still further decline Is anticipated.
WHlSKEY.-This article - fast
tending DOWN. ards, large sales hav-
ing been made within few days past
at Is cts. per gallon.
SUGAR-maintains its former
price Of 1874 lac and no doubt will
continue firm at that quotation.
COFFEE.-The enquiry for this
article is animated and increasing, the
importations this spring into ous
market having been quite limited.
Havana l4ac Rio do; Java l6c
LARD-is in fair request at l9ac
which 10 a slight decline since our
last report.
BACON.-We note a very great
dulness in this article within few
days past.-Whenever a sale is made
holders are compelled to yield con.
siderably. 8 cts. hog round is the
most that can be Obtained for large
lots.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

can be NO doubt he has no legal claim
TO any part Of l., as, If an owner can
not be found, i, properly belongs to
the crown. 1t is not likely. howev-
err, with the exception of the sum ia
ken from the coachman's wife, that
much of it will be forthcoming for n
nv legitimate purpose hereafter. Mr..
Chauvel, however, we hear, intends
to try the question how far his claim
is tenable-apoirt which his servants
are determined to contest. We have
seen some IF the coins, which are per-
fectiy fresh. and in good condition.
and are supposed to have been buried
by an excentric foreigner, who lived
some years since near Stanmore, was
known to be wealthy, had gone a.
broad, and had not since been heard
of. A few years back foreigner
arrived at Stanmore, and was enga-
ged with four men for nearly fort
night searching for treasure in the
same field, but without success. 1t
is supposed the original depositor had
described the place, but not with suf-
fcient accuracy to guide his agent,
who went away much depressed, in
timating his suspicious that the far
ner who rented the field had forcstal-
led him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
RI Q u y ore.
ATURDAYs ::.Ns..


As the session draws town
close. it appears that the v,,
Portant measures which h,v>1
ed 80 much time and elici,eds,
Improbable discussion, are M
Of being wedsed up. Ths ~
for precedence have retardaa ~
'gress and may at this late nm, }
feat the passage Of the most -,
~ bills. No satisfactory di,,,.]
has yet been made Of the .ur,1
enue, except 50 much a. zoe, : /
the expenses oflegislatioa. ~
to distribute the proceeds Of IL !
lie lands, is in danger Of beip, -
Cd by the House, and the hlIk
continuation efthe Cuaberla,all
in which so many in this ou.r.l
interested, will probably b. h.
kindness. The last accouns
have seen Of this bill were. 4.
had been referred to the Ro.1f
1uee, and reported again b
House with sundry amendment
committed to q committee !,
whole. In that situation IN 81,
doubtful; particularly if the o.
egation cannot carry their n
ment for the change in TIA. .
We have noticed also, a props
to convert this great thoroushk
to q Railroad. We hope, fas 1
terests Of our state that the Phi
fail. However usefM or csam
rail roads may b, in many j
the accommodation emiera,A
to our farmers and others II 1
cinity Of this road, would y /
entirely taken away by such q d
This is obvious, without argunu
those who have observed the II
in which the immense numben Z
igrants convey their nscsss,g
Paratus for entering the new !
ments; and the means by whisA
families end flocks are sustain
the way. Let US have 4 gesi
Adamised road and that finisheds
lily.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
NATHAN BROWN Chair'n.
FITCH J. PORTER Sec'ry.
Darrtewn, May 20, 1886

The LOST o. .. BANK BILS.-k will b
remembered that We some time since pub
lished 4 paragraph, stating that . package
Of United States' Bank notes, amounti0g
in al to 900, 600, had been isst while on
their way froo Cincinnati to this city,
Great exeTtions have been made to recover
sbem, but thus far without success. We
learn that the notes were received from q
Western Land Office, and belonged to the
Commercial Bank Of Ciucinnati. They
were numbered either on the face OF back,
commencing with IL ,2l5to IL ,07o, isclu.
sive,-also from IL, pa to l3,l97, inelu-
s:ve,-also from l3,9 77 to 1868, inclu-
s,ve. A portion Ct them were also mark
ed with red ink on the face. 1t 10 believed
that none e them have ~ yet been gut in
circulation, 60 that il offered fos exchange,
the marks - above described, will serve
to identify theo.-[nacxHn1s HnoerzR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

BRlcKs.-We have seen several
samples Of bricks, manufactured Of
dry clay. in our city.-The;r appear
ance highly commends them.-Me-
chanies speak well Of them. II the
advantages promised, should Be real
lied, this new pan Of manufacturing
bricks viii be among the greatest i'm
provemeats Of the age.-clE. sAz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

Tn WrxmA-At eas =
tioa, Sears we're entersaisse
eo .ereunt Of Tie dsooab;
had v.is every day s;ses, -
for crops eeseraIly. = -
weeds begin to osessop uIs
ear s.sdeas-a sd -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

TINE P&E6lDENT AND TT =
Our Chief Magistrate and Es1
dent Adams are at issue on .
ton Of veracity; Mr.. Adams !
asserted in the House, that -, I
Secretary of State in 1919, ~
administration of Monroe, ~
to Gen. Jackson, then on .
Washington a treaty abosi =
entered into with Spain, for -
Of Florida, requesting Gen. Hl
ron with respect to the bous6n
tween the two Governmesk
stating that Gen. J. retunI
treaty to him (Adams) with -
approval If the boundary.
statements are positively dsssI
the official Government pap2 |
proofs are being produced
con, which may place ons {
distinguished men IN 4 siss
have = better guard over hs
in future.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

FLoRrDA WAn.-The ea0pe
season 10 at an eod-Gsnsnl -
va,nly endeavoring - hem =
has found that the eoogensaIS d
natures with musqu'soes, 49,
the miasma Of The swa0pA
Of any thing that white ~
What With the sickness iee'
climate, and the misfostunss
on the want ola systsnaf'e
Of our forces, proper supPlisss
hdiaas appear TO have BID
Of Uncle Sam. A few oiDaa
properly applied next ~iases'
m-cooouor 4 deeolate eooooys
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

TExAs.-We publish sh1 I
some Of the confrmatory aecsu1
relation to the success of the Z
ans. Nevertheless, the Cnd||
Gazette seems to doubt almote
from that quarter.
The account recently publ
the inhuman butchery by the !
cans, Of DR.. B. Harrison, soa 4
Harrison, is contradicted; bul
stated that he was taken pr
and suffered harsh treatment
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

ACCIDENT AND PRovrDENrrAL ESCAPE.
DR.. Brewer, Of this place, with his
sister in law and little son, started for
Cincinnati on Monday last, in q gig
all went on we'll for about Eve miles
and a half, when the horse became
restless and unmanageable, and sprang
on one side Of the road down a small
declivity towards the river: here he
rested for q half minute or so.the lady
instantly made a safe spring to the
ground, taking with her the child, she
had scarcely touched the ground
when the horse made another plunge,
upset the gig, threw the doctor out
and plunged into the Ohio river. The
horse and gig were instantly out Of
sight. The escape Of the doctor, Ia
DIV and infant son without material
injury was truly wonderful. The
horse and gig were found floating
down the Ohio, nearly opposite this
place, On the evening Of the aecide.t.
lSpsAsA PALsAuux.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

The Legislature OF Maine having
enacted statute making College stu
dents subject to militia musters IN
that State, the students of Bowdoin
College met the requisition in a mode
that must have fully equalled any ex-
PLOTS of Col, Pluck's regiment in
Philadelphia, or even those Of our
own New York fantasticals, a year
or two since. The day was first u
shered in by the display Of IN enor-
nous flag from the vane Of the s"Mset-
ing House," having the ominous word
~BELLUM" painted in enormous
upon its huge folds. The
placing Of this flag must have been
done At great personal risk, as it was
performed during the night by climb
ing up the tightening rod to a great
and then fixing it to a long
pole carried with the adventurous
Soph for the purpose. The equip
ments worn by the academical belIig-
erents on parade, were grotesque be-
yond description,-som much sc indeed,
that their mere appearance on the
ground, accompanied as they were
by unsarthly music Of every possible
variety of discord, drove all the regu-
lar militia warriors incontinently of
the parade, and probably left the Of
6cers very little disposition ever a.
gain to urge these classical martial.
ties into service. We presume the
Bowdoin boys will not DO called up
on to strain again, for . long time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

TnE Moran o. NAroLEos. We
are indebted for the subjoined very
eloquent and Interesting article, to
the United States Gazette, for which
it was translated from a Paris Jour-
nal.
mo other woman's destiny has
been such as Madame Letitia Bona
parties: no queen, had nature even
accorded her the same fecundity,
could have dared to hope for such a
fate. OF her eight children seven
have worn crowns, and the only one
who was not a king refused to be so.
Iucien was only the friend of Ma
poleon in misfortune. His soul was
in some degree like his mothers, who
replied to the emperor, on one occa-
sion, when he reprsacled her with
prefcrring Lucien ia her other chill
dren.
1.-THE one who suffers il always
the child that / most ardently love-"
.|She, too, like Lucien, had a mel
ancholy foresight of the misfortunss
which awaited her; the unexampled
fortune of her family had not blinded
her, and even in her palace, with the
title Of empress, surrounded by \
court, and rich with immense treas
ures, she wisely armed herself against
the future. She economised the
wealth which her son lavished Upon
her; and, when the courtiers, to
whom every virtue is a novelty sx-
pressed their surprise at this, she dar-
ed to reply to them, with the fortunes
Of Napoleon before her
aWho knows but it may be one
day necessary for me to give bread
to all these kings?'
That day has arrived-but more
fatal. more terrible than she foresaw.
There was one Of those children to
whom she could give no bread. He
died far from her, guarded by English
men, who narrowly measured out to
the prisoner the meagre pittance Of
each repast, and even the allowance
of air he was suffered to breathe.
She may we'll have wept bitterly
over the misfortunes of that one. If
she loved her children in proportion
to their misfortunes, none 50 much
deserved her tenderness.
Afterward her scn-in-law died,
shot like a robber on a desert shore,
then the sons of these sons, then her
loveliest daughter, then her sons
wives, her children and her grand
the rest of this family
have been scattered over the world,
begging IN asylum from oil the earth,
las II the fragments Of this great race
would crush the soil ON which they
should be assembled. So she has
died alone, with her brother-in-law
,at her pillow, with the only member
of her family who escaped proscrip-
ton, because he called himself a car
|dinal, and was protected by the
church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

Do YOU like Novels? said Miss I AN
guish to her up country lover.
l cant say answered he, for l new
er - any; but tell you what, I'm
trUuneo1ouo at Q young spoooum.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

The clear income of the New YorI
and Enquirer is thirty thor
sand dollars per annum-This is a
profit worth toiling for.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

An auctioneer's lady produced
twins to her spouse the other day
that bore 30 much Of a likeness e
each other that it was difficult L
tel! them apart; 50 he determined Il
christen one Of the lot, Ibid, and tn,
other Ditto, from his own catalogue
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

A Temperance society was established
in Germany in 1900, and the pledge re-
quired Of the members was, that no one
should dr,ak mote than II glasses Of wine
. day, besides beer and schuapps.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

INVISIBLE CkHESr.-lsinglass boiled
in spirits Of wine, will produce fine
transparc'.t cement, which will unite
broken class, SO as to render the
fracture almost impercepnbIe, and
perfectly secure.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
JOHN WILLIAMS. tL. 81
WILLIAM DiXSON, tL. 8
w. HAMPTON, IL. y.
r. KING. Il ~
WIN "a AapREI.Tf II g -
s. uth Carolina
Lancaster District
Willis,n Cohen applicant.

- r.
Thomas Co,ten. John Cashen Wiliiap,
Dukes and h,. vile Nancy. Peter vineeni,
aud his wife Susannah, James COHEN, Sand
Cohen, Psscal Cahen's children. Miitou
Cn,nen, Jons,han Baiiey aud. his xiie Eliza.
beth, Andrt. o.hcn and Mechnsi Jehn.son
nd -h,s ~iie i-lIy. desendas.s.
Summons il. Partitioa,
I, appearing % my sa,sfaosion, shsi sho
above par,i- d-lendan, reside without this
State. viz. Tha o hcn. John t'o,ken, >smi
I ushen, Psral ssln,n's chi.ds-s. William
Dukes and hn siir Nancy. Peter Vincent
aud hn w.,r S0ssnnah. d h thercfRe oedes.
ed ,ha, they do appear and object 70 she disi.
sim OF -sl. ot ,hr real estate Of William
o,i-n decd on or bofose the ira Aioe@a9
in February .sex,. 3iheir eoaAesl p shc
same will be- entered Of Record. .s.!
J. J. MITii kSPuON, o. Z. q
Nov l9--3S-h ga
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
SOUTH CAR OI.INA 4
y Sumter District
William H. Brunson applicant,

Leonard E Brunsao,n. a,n Manning D Brun
son. Lawrence Bruusoi, Jared n Bruns"n
Jsmes Y. Bsuason. Willis l. Branson.
R.nry r Bruns5n. Mary Brunson. Dcu,a.
riies Brunson. lnw tIndgel having ialet-,
married with one H,lse, Emily Bruins y,
(npodlw M,Er,ain) having iplcrnarr,rd viii,
ONE Al Elvain, Mason RFaps guardian I'D q,
Item rar minor heir William L. Brnusan
defendants. =. 80. ,s,es.iz ~.
Il, appearing 10 my. .alitfac,ion thai
Lcnn.ri T. Bruuson. Henry P Brunson.
jared N Brnuson. Lawrence Bruns"n Emi
ly 'M'flvIin. and her husband. reside with
OIL, ,!,;s State. i, Is iherrf.re ordered tha.
they d" appear sn,! objee. y the division
or sale of the real estate 0f Peter +. Btun.
son decd on ar before the nineteenth 'iay
Of Decrnibes next. or .heir consent to The
same be entrfrd "f record 8,
~ sg WILLIAM LEWIS.
hass5s ..s.s. Asas ReOrsiiuary.s. D
Oci 29=37:h AZ, = :fsH O.
Pr'syfre. e6 Is H71
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
lNDlA RUBBER !
GOODS ~

The Subscribers have jus, secrise'i fren'
no manufactures. . variety of cotsr .proof
goods. consisting of gent!t.-en I. rs~f-cos,a
Psn,sl,,sn.,s With boot. s,iarhed: Lsdi~s'
Silk aud Csmhrie Aprons. Do"lres aud
Shoes ell u,adc wiihoa, stitch. sss. re4
Alsa received per s,sssn baal. L dies
real Freneh Slippess.tt,s,ir b. ,;E:.lr. Pc
ris,s Ybesu,ily; srticlc;, Black Satin
slippers. and DesInark ssi,ren silippri .
Tngc.hcr ailh FULL ssack 4of men's and
buys 6ac and stout Roois aud Shqcs; sole
leather. calf sk,ps, lining skius. shoe
thread &c kc4ay tsas1 L4H gssse.:-.I
s..s'sq x.soa ea -. gBlsli0P& CO. 5,
Nov. 20-4o-.t Esz: "a .sss1ss.fq VI
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
(olntIlitted

) TO ..hr jail Il .Krr.hss pi.'riel. ~ the
sAh ias!an!. ssts isllar , vhs .a s.!l. ! hi' {
name JACK. ssil fsllnw 4 blaek, s fee,
q .r .iOine,,ss hish. vrt m.Jr. aud ab.u
26 ,"r 30 yrsrs I age. says h., heloags 90
John M'Eouslc. living. N, Lp~nJr. e"un
~ ,Alsbsn, Ttr. .frllsw say he has bern
runaway w.. years, The, ..apsf !. r..
quesird - rplne forward. pruve properiy
psy charges and take hfU away. -.
Wa >HlNGTON STRICKLAND. Jskp.
Mr.. &-e41-lf ~ :. ),
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
SAL,E,.

By pee'nss,nn OF the Cour, Of Ordinary
for Kesshaw District, wia be- sold on monday
the srcond day Of January next, before shr
COurt House 10 Camden, ..:F aeE ~
Sixty-lwo Negroes,
one prime House Carpenter. and on Tues.
day. ,hr third dag, Of January ne.t wilI be
sold II the. plantation Of Tie decd in Ker.
shaw District.
100 Head Of Hogs 80 Shee
65 HEAD oF CATTLE 3 WAGONS
MULES, A D HORSE
! Matched Pair Of Horses
qOae Cart. nboss 1900 Bs,ktL Of Torn,
Peas. Fodder and Plantation implements &c
nesaIiy DC belonging 10 the estate Of Ben
Binrham. dec.
lerms-cash for ali sums under twenty
dollars foe ell suma soses ihsi mount,
bonds p ssahle on La January 1888, Siih in.
tesrs from the day Of SAFE swiih such pessoa-
al security as may BY approved of BY tho I'D
minis,rs,os. r.s,.t.3
j. M. DEstusSURE. Adm'r.
Oct. q 9-S7-bm t*2
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LIT haneSfy,
"a aKERsHAW DISTRICT
W W Lang and others - ,.,ss = - :.

JWhi., kcr and others i
On the Sd Monday 10 January next. the
Commissioner Of The above Can,t will
rem, out. ., public outcry. befor. The Court
House in Csmden. for the year ending
3isi Dee. 1887, 70 The highes! bidder ihs.
valuable river plantation lately held an!
planted by John c. MIRA, decd: con.
tairing ono thousand acres, ard lying eu
Ill. Vest side uf the waierce river.
Terms-Nole. with approved personal
security. if required. payable on the. Isl
January 1885 s Ia ..l.a..l s. st
~ W.. GRANT, Com'r 8
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w WATCil MAKER
.3.v'D
1aWeler. -

8. z. CLIFFORD offtu hD srrvic,s 10 the in.
habitsnts Of Camden, and the adjacrni country. In
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