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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-18
NOTICE.

In consequence Of the death Of the senior
partner Of the firm Of CARPENTER
B. soNN9T, il bcc.'mes necessary ,ha.
the ,usiness Of tha, concern should be closed
forthwith.
The Large Stock Of Dry Goods,
Cutlery, &C. will therefore he sold a,
reduced prices until he first Of June. for
Dash or on limited credit. The entire
stock may be purchased on liberal terms by
any person who feels dcsirous Of commencing
business in this piacc.-ALL demands duo
the concern on the Is, OF January last. II is
necessary should be settled Immediately.
E. w. BONNEY.
Surviving Partner.
April 30, le36.-l4-,f
LAW BLANKS
For saie ~ this Offire
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soo? & e3oa eToHa.
THE subscriber has nov received lresh
4 and general assortment Of
Ladies and GentleInens Boots
and shoes,
Of tho latest and mos, fashionable style, which
wcre selected With much care by himself
which he believes viii give general sa.isfac-
ton to ,hosa who will favor him with their
custom. His stock comprises every dcse.ip-
iion Of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Childrcns
Boots and Shoes, generally found in regular
shoe store. Tho La,iics and Gentlemen Of
Camden arc respectfully invited TO call and
examine Tot themselves.
ALSO On hand general assortment of
FINE SILK Il TS,
Which will be sold on the mos, reasonable
terms.
w. B. DANIELS.
February 27.-5,f.
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BOOKS.

4 MONG the Now Works recently re.
"A ccircd a; the Camden Book Store,
-. ,k~ C,lt.,~;or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
II Female Teacher 1y1nfcd.

Two Lady qualified to instruct in the various
Il branches usually taught in the best Female
Schools, salary of 500 and her board, will he
given, TO take chnrgc Of School, at the Taber-
nacl", in the county of Bedford, Is miles West OF
Lynchburr. II is proposed that the School shall
be opened on the frs, ofNarch and close on tho
last of December. forming session OF 10 months.
On the 4th and 9th of July, an Examination will
take place, when vacation oftwo weeks will be-
rivcn.-Applicants will be expected To furnish
satisfactory testin,onialS.--For further particulars,
reference is made to the Editors Of the Vircin;an.
Bedford. Jan. l3 III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON,

Dor Washington correspondent, who vru- ir.
nediately after the reception Of Mr.. Barton, doe.
patches in that city, says:-
" There was a Cabinet Council to-la,. nm ,lo
subject of Mr. Barton's dispatches. There /, m
doubt that War IL considered next to certain /
hear, from third person. that the Secretary Of dr
Navy declared, after the contents of the de,oa,,,,
Is were know, that he considered War in0i,.
die, hear, also tina, Mr.. Barton SAYS. GnaE.
ter,) that there will be and ought TO be War. T..
French are said to be making extensive prcpan.
tons, both in the land and naval forces.
" 1t is said Mr.. Tancy's nomination will be t,,
6rmcd."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

se1oehces-ior, strange as i may seem. ,h. w.
hnnlf 'o' OF men with whom. although ner.a "e
integrity is matter of very little conseoua.
honor OF the nation is a sacred ,lne-vb,,.,' TIE
show that the love of country is a siro,o. "eY
pie than love Of self. Yet, it would n,,,I ''"ei-
'oci'efons patriots to tell us in what Na,;o,, we"
Or c"ns's'>--or what peculiar efficacy Their. .'Oa'
u0r, As an antdo,c for the wounds. real ~ n
~, which mas be inflicted upon il. Tia, ~. s""'
er yet accomplished the purposes {; + Which,
entered into-cxccpt when I" Freedom, A.,. '
were to be fought Has any nation eyo, '''
another into aioncment for insults or iniur;,. s''d
there ii treaty of peace on record which j., Is
the accomplishment Of the end FOR which II, ''''
was drawn Without a very ninu,c o
ton, or severely taxing our r,memLr.,... ''''
think we are safe in asserting, that, if tho.
such paper exant, it is the eighth womb. F
world So, then, as often DIS furnished \.
Homer has caused dc dogs of VIZ" 60 @i
looscd, and this is always the prctcu ~
have they bern sent back to their kennc,, ro ~''
y without ctlacing the stain, but not u,,,,, W.
rendering that real, which was before - "F
We do not think, however, that it wenn
difficult to show, that, in the con,r,, WY
France, the honor of the United STATE, b,. "'a
ed no wound, and that, should War en,n, ~
will mot be involved in the issue. Iii, Franco ~
honoris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL blow H.,
II will be because she has violated ues n. a..s'
Our government has, long ago, strictly f,leu.
obligations which IT contracted by tie ,,o,,.
lo3l-ln what manner, tlrn, is 0u ho,,.
ed Is tia point of honor 10 ca,tisc
which fails 20 pay us a long-stan,!i,u anil all
lodged debt Study not. If on, (n,}o..
indeed, were the offspring of covarjice H..
might our honor be impugncd-bu when =, ~
been demonstrated on more than ON, oc,...
has been the dictate ola ma .nanimity ul;.,
been bat poorly appreciated and lily rcpa;d :,
slime, i Character which will command ,L,n.
OF al people, our advcrsarics then,s, l,cs ~,
oeptcd. Our honor, then, iSperftctly free l,on,.,
II we are plunged into aaWar, i, will be- mi,
the purpose of yindcating that, but 10 ,n..'
France to pay five millions of dollars B.,
claimant, under the treaty. Let II, pl,co
ter on it, true ground, and, if we mus, Va IN IT,.
let us know ~hafwe are fighting for-no (,rhon..
but for five million of dollars, to get which vc ,
probably spend hundred millions, and uni,,n,
on the country pccuniary loss which 6-urr, ,r.
too poor to compute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
TEE suDsCE1BUnS,

Dtaltrs IN SNkond Fancy Goods, IuhTy u I3l, P,ar
Street Ntu- York
HNaKE this method Of informing their friends,
L that IN consequence Of the destruction OF their
Store, by the late caitous fire, they have removed
"a the large, new. and convenient building No. 81
Liberty Stree between Broadway aud Nassau 3trtsts
ON the ground formerly occupied by Grant IHo burns
Seed Store aud immediate, coutis uous 10 the CITY
and other Hotels. The loss they will sustain " i'll be
but rihing and their stock, the approaching sea
son, will be entirely new, thes hope to offer increased
facilities to purchasers Of goods ~ their line.
COMSTOCK & ANDREWS
New York Jan. 4w 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
frren the Ncniferr 1s Commerce

The interests of commerce would be so scri-
ously compromised nv collision th the United
States. thai it would bc better perhaps IL at the
actual state Of the American question was made
krown ~ publications. somea lat more .iileal
,lan the correspondence in English Journals, or
the opinions Of individuals oppressed in French
papers. For cur own patf, We have always main
,aiucd thai The con natcial interest need mol IL
alarmed and might rel, On tie GOOD sense Il Tie
American Congress. But WHEN hc fleets put
upon In. war footing, when a. amy Of marines
j, ordered and wien tie minister, IN an interval
Of the Legislative Session. iakes upon himself the
rcsponsiiiiit, of such considerable cSpt ndurcs, ii
is al least necessary tiai samc tiicial adsic"
should he pi,en 10 lie owners 81 Pfiyatc.fs rs Ia
whether ibey have any reason 10 conlnne tier
preparations. and 10 commercial men a. I" mfe-
rhrr the, can safely engage III forcgn speeula-
tons.
TIrom The yomnai IN Commerce..
Iss,nAser AGAINST Wan--What We sestcr-
day announced as probable, has already happened.
Lcitcrs received from London e tie 21lh IN
slant announce Il use upon tie premium Of insu
rance against war, which makes the premium on
our ships poine from French ports TO the United
States exaelA ito same rate ~ Is q aig'd by tic
Iu>uranc. Offices in this capital.
Irom ihc Joupai "a Uoryt.
A.--tlanks to thc ~ and energy OF orr sill
'ul norotiator'--ilc question of war between
France aud tie United States is more talked Of
than ever, a considerable number of applications
ar. .aid 10 have been made 10 the Minister OF Ma
inc lo letters Of marque by M, rchants in the ports
most "a, ornbs situated for armlng prvaIcers, and
taking advantage Of tic first breaking ont Of los
tilitics.
P,nIs De, 2--Thr Constitutional, ahcs no.
ice of II e fall in the French Funds, and SAYS,
4 a.. (
preparations IoirF ON al Bi,st aud 1onlon;
which seemed 10 be- only the preludcs To other ar
mamcn,s semi, iiciIlly announced The change
of tie Portuguese Ministry, which comes uneA
pccttdlv a. 10 render the Spanish question more
complicated, has also contributed to this result.
But H., principal is tie change Of language
in the English Journals, by which it seems 10 be
doubted al Londou whether tie quarrel between
France aud America can be anlicaby settled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
K E;lOVAL..

1--WE subscribers have removed their stock Of
Il goods 10 the house, recently occupied by
Mes.rs. Clay 4 Thornton, directly opposite DIR.
liowcl Davies Apothecarv store, and next door
above Mcssrs. Hancock & Adams, where they IN
wife their friends and the public to call and exam
nr thsir extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries. FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
Jan. IL =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

ing france. would give all The explanations feqsa-
red.
Private Correspondence Of tie London Morning
Chronicle.
PARIS. Dec. 3.--In con,i,. ring the American
aud French question i, is mistake 10 suppose Tia,
President Jack sen breathe nolliug lni Nar. aud
II at The French Cabinet i. all ardent for peace
Having taken >tmc IT, lble 10 arrive AT aleat
>uu Of H., case. have harmed, somcw La, 10 my
srrpriSe that IL il Nj. d, Erorlic Who hrtaens 10
c, loose the doeS Of war Although no official
commun, atoms respecting lie amendment of 'e-
neral Nalaze and ITS required explanations were
made from dclicacy doubt on tic part OF the
French Government, vet many unoihtlai rommH-
nications have taken place between influential per-
soma, cf IN both sides Of tn Atlantic, Which have
rcnG,.ed each ,arty fer i orsiimc aware of the
ruuscuucnees which have cn>ned and which are
likely 10 cnsue. After the debate acknow
lcdg,d aud the treaty signed, pa, n,cnt vas defer
red and denied.
This called forth from the President a calm
STATE nicnt OF what must follow If the paymcn, were
still dcH.ed. The Chamber Of Deputies voted
tire payment, demanding at the same time rcpara-
ton for What IL considered an insult. hu, which
was a remark, sanctioned by the siicr-,ot, Of the
,aid Chamb er, a,knowl, dying the justice Of the
debt K.paraion was impossible, nor was ircsl,
insult intended but most certainly il payment be
still denied, the statement 10 Congress OF the ne
cc>,a,s consequences of such non payment, will
BE- repeated, aud unavoldablv in stronger Ian
cuarr.
A bin Of nonintcrcoursc will be recommended,
and inevitably pissed.
MARKETS.
Lirtpooi, De- -Cotton-Ihc same parcels
Of ncw brands which sold ldst week for II ID have
this week been sold at l01d. Inferior Alabama
has tccn sought after, tho at low prices for this
hind, q, % ard even DAD lave been accepted.
Dee. 5.-Thc market to-day is extremely flat
only $500 bag< sold Thee were scmc very low
sales ycs,t rdav and tie DAY before, which are on
" equal 10 SD toor the most inferior THESE are
d. adtu sacrifices.
London, Nor. 7.--Tobaccu--Mor. DOING
$50 hi,ds Virginia leaf, cd. 20 for export 71d
remainder from 64 to I'D; few strips 8 10 S3d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
REMOVAL.

- b. NORNELI, having taken the house late
IA. !, occupied by Messrs Franklin Hunt & Co.
Immediately opposite the Nirsinian O'ice) respect
fully informs his friends and The public generally.
that h- stock OF Dry Goods has beeu lately enlarged
by fresh supply from the North--amongst which
may be found many desirable Fancy Articles.
Tic IL dctcrmiued to sell Goods as low Az any house
in the place, aud asks call from those wishing to
buy.
Jan IL 1x;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

" The Globe endcavors to keep alive the
God Humbns, Notwithstanding nil the efforts that
.'"'e oecn made TO force Gold into circuaf'0'
nave proved utterly frui,lcss. Il announces thai
Inc Bank OF the Metropolis is prepared with e"'o
10 pay tho members Of Congress, " if they VIII
II. There lies the rub. Not one in fifty Of the"
WIN touch IT, bank notes being every way rrc'c'a'
bic
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UNITED STATES AND FRANCE

WI ~ - n ! r.o AMI RANCE.
The New York papers contain numcrou, h.
trrs from France, brought by the last arrivals. v,
snhjoin few Of them. Tie frs, i, from Rob,
child, the banker
PARIS, November 60
We have nothing new in politics. cscept III. 4,
par,urc Of Mr.. Barton, who takes L,> le,,r,nro
this packet. The friendly feeling, Of This co,,n
mrnt and country towards yours remain unrb,,,
ed, and the great ma ority preserve tho hon, h,
the present difficulty will be amicably arranc,J
The following, Of the same tenor, is from IN.
correspondent of the Daily Advertiser, who is ,,4
to have access 10 authentic sources Of information
PARIS, Deccmbrrl |.
! ms government most sincerely desire, prsc,
and is most anxious to pay the sum agreed TO b,
due: and that il will do if the next Message onl,
confirm and approve what Livingston ha, don,
and avoid any harsh and insulting lanpuape-
france, as you may suppose, is too conscsu, II
her own glory and strength TO find it ncccssaf, to
exact the removal of every possible ip,imation u
insult. She can well afford to hay. her eopao,
questioned, or even her national honor a,,oI,d
while every battlefield Of Europe is A monument
to her glory, and almost every capital ha, served
IN turn as resting place for her imperial arme,
The correspondent, of the New York .,m,rl
can, whose letters we subioin, are more wsrlihr g
their tone. The Grst is from comparative srran
ger in France, and both, it is evident, arc tte
mere Echoes Of Runor:
Paris, November 60
gave You an account of what heard the 9TH.
er DAY at liavre, upon my landing, IN relation 10
INC indemnity, the arming to protect French com.
m'rcr, DC. 1t appears by the papers that III.
iorcr is to be much greater than was at first spok
en- OF. This looks at least like m, nacinc, and
nope we shall not be backward in preparing to ncer
the consequences. This should be the frs. step
ana thcn other measures. -
+. ). Dec. 1.-The hole of the force j, sup.
posed mof to be against us, but in part agaiuslRp
sa. mere IS rumor again that England has
Been applied to, to mediate in the affair.
PARIS, 27th November
hear from good authority, that NJ de BrosGs
says, the French government will not take offence
at the Presidents next Message, whatever it BE-
unless sustained by the doings of Congress bu
that the passage Of a aon-intercourse act will be
considered declaration of war; and WILDE follow
ed by the immediate capture of all American pre-
perry 'hev can find afloat. heard Yesterday thu
INC french navy was already instructed to that o.
'ec'-i cannot suppose that there is any danger
" "o"-"tefernrse at present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

= consequence OF the late destructive Ere in New
i York, Churchill, Southmayd g. Co. have remov-
ed to the spacious building No. 90, broadway, be.
tween Wall and Pine Streets, opposite Truty
Church, where they are now prepared to offer then
iriends on liberal terms entire Lew stock Of Sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods.
$50 WILLIAM g. NOBLE.
Lynchburg Jan. 4th
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Entire Stock of Medicines,

Hines, Pauts, Oiis Brushts Fruits, Guns. Pistols,
Brdndies, Gin, Frney Goods Glass Hare Soaps,
Perfumery, Confectionery, Snnfs, Segars. Chsr-
ing and Smoking Tobacco, &C. &c,
\ RE offered TO persons disposed to purchase, and
n great Inducements will be given to any OF
more persons wishing to eIhalk in business The
success Of trade generally and the prosperity Of the
county tu.uish tte strongest reasons for engaging in
trade at hi, time The Stock offered il not sur
po's,d by any in virginia for qualify, variety and
lmgtpes.. Bills Of Goods will be sold prv low
DOWEI. DAVIES.
Jan. II tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
NOLCONRE 4 OTEY.

nFtER their services to the public, to do
~ general Commission Business. They are
ready TO make reasonable advances to all person,
who intend 10 send their produce to this market.
They hope by strict attention to business to OBJ
tam share Of public patronage.
THOS. A. HOLCOMBE.
JOHN NJ. OTEY
JuL IA -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

~ Zen. Thomas IL. Belts. John l.. Marye, WIN
w. h'ackford, Sanford Chancellor and Lawrence
ne''y nave been appointed Delegates to repr'se"'
'po"sylrania county in the Anti-van Buren, Con'en'
tor TO be held in Richmond on the 10th Of fcbru
airy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
MAcKARE1. TIN r1ATE. DO.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE:
~ BBLs. No. ,, Mackarel, fall caught, and We
~ fat.
% DO Gross lleirings.
81 boxes Tin Plate.
The above articles are consirnr1ept-and will
be sold low. for cash, If applied for i,nmediately
80. GEO. BAGBY.
CT Wanted. 100 bushels Mountain Glover Sod
for which the Market rates will be paid.
Jau. II Gift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

INllE subscriber, having determined to contin.
L ue the Commission b, sincss at his old stand
IS prepared To make liberal advances on all pro-
duce consigned to his care. From his long eApe-
renee at business and by strict attention. he
hopes TO receive share of the business 70, mcrly
bestowed on llolcomhe i Tyrcc
RICHARD TYRE
July Is ,.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18
NOTICE,

TIVE land owners in the county Of Amherst, on
James river. through which the James River and
Ksnswha improvement; viii Pass, are respectfully re
9uesed to attend at next Amherst court to take into
eonsiderason she propristy Of some action on our
par in regard 20 the injuries which likely be-
IA u.s. =, ts--s, BY Several Lind Or~ers.
- jan -. -. -. to5J il
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DARoUCHID.

oARI Just received, two handsome North
Eeff3, ern made Barouchcs, with extension
~ tops, and for sale at Re1ch's old stand.
BY SAMUEL AYRES.
Dee 81
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AsA The Dwelling House, near the lower eld OF
E::;m Main Street and formerly occupied BY Mr.
EAn. Reach. For terms. apply to
SAMUEL AYRE3.
Jan. Is ,s II
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SELLING OFF, IT COST,
his whole Stock of Goods. The assortment en-
braces articles in almost ever, branch Of business
tie deems 1t unnecessary To indulge III the empty
professions usual on such occasions; but assure
hS friends aud the public, that he is in earnest
Iii. plan is TO sell privately, for short time, and
then dispose of the remainder OF the Stock at auc
ton, OF which talo due notice will be given.
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ROBERT EARxY.
Dee n
: CRGEON DENTyS

II no~ AT the Franklin Hotel prepared to attend +,
i any esu l.at may be made upon him
INF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

The New York papers contain numerous, IL
trrs from France, brought by the las, arrivals. "
snholn few Of them. The iir,, i, from Rot,
child, the banker:
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25
-92G E .g, b. L. FARNAM'S < ss'aos9,
 P0teast LSftS3sg sgsslI FO1sCfAa&

MASu,7z Su,7A AcruREp BY J. s. LEIRERT & co. T
 at Germanto,c,, pear Philadelphia. PeNf,aI }ATO. l, Large Pump for raising water tos LIN the supply of Villages or any purpose where great uuRntity of water IS reQMredG they will raise 200 gallons per minute.
 E No. 2. will raise 60 gallons per minute. tho ab6ye are we'll acalcnlnfed for Steanboatss Ships. Stone Quarries. or Fire Engines, for StearnboatS they are aluahle for filling bOil., CTS or water tanks, washing decks and may be d safe guard in case of fire. as Engines they will throw water, No. ]. 100 feet No. 2 q 60 feet perpendicular. ,., .,g., 1,s -,.N,r
 NO. {, for deep wells of 100 feet or less they will work easy any depth, will raise 2dl gallons per nninute fas q asaagas 9 ,5s,5 s5s,
 NO. 4, House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance height not exceeding 30 feet and will raise from 16 to % gallons per minute, according to height and distance, a,s4sc ss,.,r
 These Pumps a1e all formed 0f metal. ot the most lasting quail tiles they are yery sll.s ple in tfleiF function. and inose RaEts iect 4o friction are pBcked Wl1h !4easheLs ~ aIe s,,sv hs reasi;lv renewed, a(shOuId they eyef ,s,s,;se iss1 Rv any person Of ordinary cap9@ c;fS D ysaTs & expsri and the general ap-. nsshs f;sn Ri tho9e haNing used thems are q cs.aaranteo of their sdperi6k Qpalltle4 over50 f,a;v.sg now in use. ks 'Nss s @ 'ssas ss % FSr Pumgs, in, ,fke cps,nn af KiteAfela eresSs T0SfrSse,E yRasAileleR aIa1 sMGl0sA sAzSaaa an1,sF sa' ss = I S B0ITEM in nE1dAtSa3 gii i sss Y,iv 0N fs0b sg1 gss1ssSss teosf ~ evFsf sfsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-08-25

At6 Court of Pyobate heA at Litchteld, in ard for the Probate District 9f Litchfed, Aug. l2s
 l6S6- -presept, Frederick Wolcoit. Esq kndgs. TETON the petition of Peter D. Tremper, of 4Ji the city, county and state of New- York, showing that he is father and natural glardi- an of Caroline Matilda Tremper n minor !; and showing that said minor owns in fee-sim- pie one undivided eighth part of the real es- tate situate in Torrington. in said district which at the time of the death Of her gfardY
 father Samuel Beach, deceased, belonged to him, subject to tho dover of the widow of said
 Samuel Beach, deceased, in certain parts thereof; and showing that said property IS unprodnctive to said minor; and pFay ying for
 m order of sale of the interest of said minor
 in so much thereof asis not under she incuna. hrance of doWer.- as by said petition on file, dated Aug. l2, lSS6 in which said lands are
 paEticplarly described at large appears
 asA 4 is QEdeEeR, that said petition De continued t9 the 29th day of October, 1892, at 10 o'clock A. M; at the Probate Office in x4s6 Litchfield: and that notice of the pendelcy thereoe be l given by publishing this order three weeks
 snccessivelY in one of the newspapers print ga ln 1itchhe tho l9st 6f which pub ati5ns
 shall b9 ~ least sik, week. before sAia SAtt lday oE Oct 1046. fA A true cepy ysef rse6fd. < n FA1uEkIcK zOEeDt1s. yadeega