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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
.N'DTECE.

vii proceed before The front door OF Allcgha-
ny Court House, on the 10Th day of March nex.
that being the fl day Of tie March CourI. 1910 for
said county, TO execute tlcloregong decree accot-
ding TO It's terms and provisions; the SAID Lois
Nos So. 80 AID 60, all situated in perhaps tie
most business portion of the town Of Coymston, all
lying on the same street with the Court IIous. and
one II them Is on a cross street, Immediately up-
posiie the public squsie; on one Of these Lots. IS
situated the Tavern house, occupied by Rob.
er Skeen, Esq.
SAMUEL B. LOWRY, Deputy for
John Perslnger Sheriff OF A. County.
Feb n dy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
NO E'FfE.

& COMMITTED to Campbell Jail, IN 9Th No.
y vtmhcr'last. NEGRO MAN, ID l.h com.
pexion about forty years old, 5 feet in, hes heh
Summers very mncl, Al times. he says his name Is
rtil IL and that he belongs TO Philip Malurco, for.
merry oil Mecklenbure county. Va from whom he
runaway when moylng To the West. The owner is
requested to prove properly and take sad negro
away. GERMAN JORDAN,
Deputy Shrlin.
W The Richmond Wing will please publish
Tue above Tor Two months in The country paper aud
forward It's account TO this Office for payment
Feb. q ON
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e.s$EsE.s'G TOW HAIL.
Columbus, TsississiDDs.

A N ID r d &c M KYLE
he frort'etois having recently taken charge of
a tins pleasant aud well known establishments
Gate Juln O. Brackeu's) eor.et Of W.,h,ng,on
anu Market Streets respectfully inlnrin the rubIie
ihai they are prepared 10 Accommodate Daily
Monthis, or Yearly Boardefs on reasonable terms
ana from long experience in this line are nntered
WIN The belief that they can give entire satisfaction
r'en TO The most tastldious. The Table will be
furnished with the hest the country ailads aud the
establishment with attentive and orderly servants
under strict supervision aud CONTROL
"eod Stables with attentive a. careful Osllrrs be-
long 10 the premises which will AT all tunes be pro-
'iu'd with an abundance Of provendrr
w. +. CAMBRIDGE.
CHARLES hYLE.
Columns. Mississippi. Jan. 80 3m
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.BEsK GR 5g',

4 HAVE purchased the celebrated JACK.
D. JIM CROW. lie will stand The present
AT my stable 10 Bedford COMFY, mile from
Nh William Winters tavern, The Forest Road
leading from Ly nchhmg to Liberty. As TO vlgour
he is equ 10 any Stallion ever slw.-Ferns aud
Other particulars IN due lime.
WILLIAM H. HARDY.
Feb 6 ON
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POssDOsscEascNf,

4 WAS so FORTUNATE LAST NIGHT
u as In have my Cabinet Shop burned, containing
III my Tools together with many pieces, necessary
10 finish lie Furniture. intended TO sell tins day.
The above sale i trfefr re postponed unlil
Thursday, the 5lh of March. when The whole will
positively be sold. WM. CROSBlE.
nm
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VINCENT DICKINSON, ! -
JACOB Il COLES,
JOHN YOUNGER,
GEORGE PANNiLL,
Feb 81 Iqu
Trustees safe of Land.

, virtue of deed OF Trust exrcuted by John
81 Coleman To the sub .criber bearing date the
25'h day oil November, 1880, aud Of record in the
Clerks Office Of Amherst County Cour. shall.
Saturday, The l4lh day Of March, 1910. Proceed 10
sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor ready money, the
rren ises, that is say Nelson Seay's residence,
the Tract Of Land in tho said deed If trnsi
mentioned aud conveyed, lying and being in the
county of Amherst near james River, Containing
about sixteen hundred acres, bounded by The Lands
"f Mica jali Pendlcion Ciaibnrne w Couch, Joseph
Billiard aud others. Acting trustee shall convey
10 The purchaser such title only as is vested 10
by The deed ol lruSi sforrsad.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Trustee.
Feb. 90 IAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
ORDER OF TIE DAY.

The repor aud resolutions Iom the Select Con-
mitiee relative TO demand made by The Execuiive
Of this Slae upon the Go,ernoro Of New YoIk fof
The surrender oil tIico fueiivrs from Justice, came
up the order OF the day,
The following are the resolutions Of the Com
mtiee
l. Resoircd. That the reasons assigned by tho
Governor Of New York for his refusal 10 surrender
Peter johnson, Edward Smiih and Isaac Gansy. AS
fugitives from nsIce, upon the dcn,ahd of the En-
ccu,ves OF this State sfaciory ,arsf tss
that felusuel palpable and dangerous disre-
gard on The pari Of The Governor OF New York, Of
The constitution and laws of tho Unhud Slales.
q Resotoired, That the course ofihs Executive Of
New York cannot he a,guiecrd In ard u persist
ed IN, will make ii ,he solemn duly Of Virginia TO-
appeal from nc cancelled obgal,"n of tho conslilu.
ional compact 10 her reserved rights.
g. Resoirea. That the Governor Of this State be-
author zed and requested TO renew his corrsspon-
dcnce with The Executive OF New York 'rrqucsSng
by hun and that he will u,.e The consideration Of
The subject upon the Legislature Of his Stats.
a. Rrsoired, Plat tie Governor Of Virginia no
requested 10 open a correspondence NTH the EA-
ccuiiye of such Of The slave holding STATES, request
ing their Co operation nj any necessary aid proper
me ensures of redress which Virginia inlay He forced
to adopt.
s. ResoireJ. Tha, the Governor Of Virginia be-
requested TO forward copies Of these proceedings "a
the Exec utiyc of each State III this Enen, with the
Legislatures.
Mr.. Stephenson dcmandedihc ayes and NOES ON
the adoption ofthe resolutions.
MIR. Scot expr sscd his concurrence in the gene
raj scope and beating Of the report and resolutions
But there some passages whichh he could lot
entirely approve.
Mr.. Ba,ly requested Mr.. Scott TO specify all ,hs
passages TO which he oblrctrd-tl,at he might ex-
plain and defend all al once. in the reiiisrks ID
would submit.
Mr.. Scott ref, rred 10 vafioris passages in The Re-
port, TO which he could M, ENTHUSIASTICALLY
the squirting at South Carolina qualifications. Hs
objected TO the fourth resolution, beearsr u issfDk y
a doubt thai New Ycik Mould Withhold the Tsslies
which ask.
Mr.. Bayly begged lie aiiehtinn df The House. -
lie proceeded 10 show that !, the jeet ohs d Nh
Sctit, adolted, wonld amount 10 ~ atiieH
whatever. He had great difficulty in drawing ihr
Report 10 guard against going tar tie dpta
hand. aud not tar h uu Tho o,l,sr. lie b~sv-
ed. il the Report liabis ,u.ry oblst lions. # ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
P;oussls and Castings of every descrip-
tom.

M McCLANAIlAN Is Co. are no constantly
Wv Manufacturing, al their establishment in
the OLD Theatre. on the 2nd street above Planters
Warehouse, |, 9 and horse Ploughs. made of Of
The MeCotimck and other patterns. House power
for Treshing Machines. made off of w liliam Helms
and Adn's patterns Mill Gearing and Machiner,
of every description executed in the nea,est manner,
and at the shortest notice.
Feb 10 tlM--wi1A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
MAGNIFICENT REFORM.

TIE President in III, message 10 Congress. lelk
ell much OF economy cnd fetrcnchment in The pub
nc expenditures, aud we we're lead 10 anticipate
something imposing in the way Of RETURN. Two
months have elapsed, and Tie maRniRe cut move.
nieni has at length taken place. Collector noyt Of
New orr has been instructed by the Secretary Of
the Treasury 10 reduce the compensation Of the
Night Inspectors Of the Custom House from 81 %
per day to 81 80 The Collector. 4, is stated by
,he New York Whig,) is poekeins. from salary,
'of'elnres aud fees, probably $50 oco per annun-
somesa much more. Other officers IN tint city are
~ Tie receipt OF ptnccly incomes, Iaft of which Is
devoted TO eleelioneerne--bnt The hbn,ing men
only are the victims OF reform What say The ,eo
nanny aud The mechanics of The country Is IL no,
umei put Old Tlppccanoe 10 work. lsii not lime
to produce something more substantial than u two.
shilling economy! Yeonan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

.N'OTEfE.

\ LII ofthe above property. both real and person
L n al, will be sold al auction on Thursday, tie
9Th inst without reserve. The sale, #
peted on that day, will be continued from day 10
day unlil sold.
The sale will be conducted by Payne & Turner
auctoncers. CASWELL POE.
Eeh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Feb. 81. 1910.
Tho order for evening seesioss WAS supended.
communication was received from The Senate
stating that they have passed the bill. entitled.
An act concerning -four barrels wstii ainend-
nenls.
The amendments we've concurrcd in.
MIR. Dorman presented the peiuion OF the Justices
and Ba, OF Roanoke county. asking a change in the
time OF holding the county court Of said county !;
which. on Mr. DIS molten, was refcrredto SeIGcs
(oinmittec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

An old revolutionary hrio died in Ross county,
ohioaeed 90 ,tats, who SER ed during the whole wa,
OF The Resolution. aud amnng his requests was. that
nus dea,h might he no,toed by The Why papers.
In Tie language II the Steubcnvll llerJ1 (: +" I.rt
the diving request oil this patriotic Whi9 the Rev.
Olut0n 20 the rounds" IoufsffIls .IurnoI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

11e Log CABIN and hard Cider Candidates
Gen. lln,'son when parting hom regiment of his
soldiers, just after the Indian war sad to them
"Henllemrn. II Aon ever GENE to Nicenn.s YOU " II
always mud plate and knllr and fark ut NV table
'hd vii assure you that YOU will never fad mn
d0or shat. and he ayieR Of Ate latch paiiea IA"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

President Madison said that General Harrison h,s
Zone mare tor his country, with less compensation
Ion II, than any man living.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27
Els4MSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

nFTHE LII NCuBURU WHITMAN,
r Lished semi reekiy ferery Monday and Thur sday
r Dollars per anaum payable in adraHce. No snGscrp.
BE- received fora shorter period than sir mouths
npr sH be dscentinned ferccpt al e dsereoa Of the
.G,,rsJ until all a,rearages are paid.
rTApYERTISEMENTSi nsertedaf5 so cents per square
for the 6rst Insertion and 81 cents for erery subsc-
,uf Insertion.
rrJOB PRINTING erecufed neatly and erpeditiousty
and on reasonable terms.
TIME subscriber having Determined 10 remove 10
Richmond wishes dispose Of all his property
.,,h, place, Real and Personal consisting OF his
,s,ol. : T.E.V E.RKD,
with large and valuable stock Of
II7 les, atsier, IL ark, &c.,
,nh every suitable fixture for carrying the Taonery
and Carving Business on on large scale. HIS
rs, HOUSE AND LOT f4s
M;;I on lain Street. TOW occupied by FAi'
G..l Messr.. Robert. & Lire, and among III
the very hes, stands in Lyme burg Tor large Gro
Gerry Business This house sbuilt of Brick and very
extensive number Of very valuable SLAVES,
saw IS or 20 a quantity of useful and valuable
Uousekoyd and Kitchen Furniture,
with variety of other things, HORSES. &c.
ANY norton ofhc above property may be bought
u,iy ely unI further notice. when the whole will be
Altered Al public sale, due of which will b.
yiyen Those whom the subscriber is indebted,
il e presumed will present their claims; and is ear.
nesy hoped that those indehl,d 10 the subscriber
will call and settle his WIKI as iinle delay
possible CAS- WE'LL POE.
Jan 80 3w
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Tract OF LAND.

which Mai. finceni Sheor, decd, lately resi-
drd containing about 800 acres.
This Tract ul Land lies on Gergc's Creek about
two miles West ,i. lalk Bpyel. and is bon, ded b,
The Lands ,f William L.. Pannrll, JphH Younger
and others. II is~ell watered, aud well adapted 10
The production OF grain and fnbacco. aud nndr God
fe Ii has on il good DseIns Louise, Bans
aud other Necessary On Houses.
Persons wishing 10 view he Land, viii apply be-
fare the day o sale ehel Of Tie undrr ned or
To VIM. l.. Punnill. OF Ylacenr Shelton, j..
Trrns-One and two wears credit will be given the
purchaser executing bonds with approve sccuuty.
The tile will be retained until tie bonds paid
Possession will be given as the terms
I,..,i III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-27

IL UNIT Il MARTIN associated with then in
d 4 business on the 81 inst. JOHN WARD Jr
the business will IN future be conducted under the
firm Of MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceivcd. they solicit the same Tor the new frm.
Feb 6 f.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

NEUTRAL PAPERs.-It is remarkable fact, that
nearly if not quite all, the newspapers which pro-
fess neutrality in Politics, are decidedly for HARRI.
SON: Among those, of this character, in South
Carolina, the CHERAw GAZETTE, seems 10 exercise
the least ingenuity in masking its predictions.
In labored review, which appeared in that pa.
per of the I'd instant, of postion Of the Hon. T.
b. SUMrER's circular to his constituents, the editor
seems, in his argument to have entirely forgotten
his impartial position, and if it no: for the
serton in The closing paragraph that in the contest
for the Presidency this paper takes neither sde,"
should suppose We were reading some thorough going
whig organ.
The fsct, however, with which we started, that
all the neutral papers are for HARRISON, is singular
one, and proves conclusvcly, we think, that they
consider the course which they support, either too
weak, OF too wicked to he openly avowed.
We shall notice moro particularly, next week, the
remarks of tic Gazette, on Mr.. SuATra's circular.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

We ,uouid apologize 10 our readers for devoting SC
much of our paper this week, to the publication Of
the "Address" which VIC copy from the August
number Of the "SoUruERN LADIES Book" but we
are satisfied that when they have read it, they
will deem any apology superhuous!
Our paper is generally So filled with political mat
ter that we rarely md space for moral and nellcc-
tual treat such as we present this week. we
earnestly hope that its length will not deter any from
the pcrusal; We would particularly recommend 1t to
parents and to the Ladies individually and collec-
lively, for to them it is subject of vital Importance
We would that the sentiments, which it express
Sos so eloquently could find their way to the homes
and fresides of every family in tho country. Not
merely received and curelessly acknowledged as an
indisputable theory but US useful and practical
lesson.
This would indeed be commencing at the root of
the matter, and if such principles can be SUCCESS
fully nsti,lcd into the minds of the present genera.
,ion, vast moral reclamation will be at orce achieved.
Woman has governed the world, from the days of
our mother EVE, up TO the present moment, and it
would be an idle waste of argument TO attempt 10
prove this fact, which none will deny, 1t IS she
alone, that can by single frown, Danish the
ter eice from the precincts Of refined socety-and
when she, eracts from man, character, rigidly
pure, moral and vrtuous, the tribute must be paid
he cannot live without her smile.
If then, the influence of the female character is
so powerful, universal, can any extra effort to i'm
prove and strengthen her moral and intellectual worth
lo 4 rupnrcoecor7
To us as Southern, it is highly gratifying that
an institution carrying out the views and sentiments
advanced in this Address" should have become
permanently located in our sister state. Long may
it flourish! In one of the preceding numbers Of the
"Book," We have an account of the "GeoIga Fe-
male College," its Orgin, Plan and Prospects"
We shall be pleased to lend it 10 any person wishing
to sec it.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

BANK OF THE UNITED STATEs.-In the District
Court for the city and county Philadelphia, ut the
July tenn, judgments were obtained against this
institution on its protested bills and post notes, to
the amount of one million, Fight hHpdred and fifty
seren thousand, one hundred dollars. The court
decided that the Bank bound to pay t,oelue per
per cent interest," according to its charter and not
six pc, cent, according to the act egazing the sus.
pension upon these judgments, it is Faid the bank
has taken out writs Of error, snd given security to
double the omount..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19
Valuable Lands & Mills
for sale.
for sale.

RY virtue Of the decree Of the Court OF
IL Equity, made in the above case, Twill
offer for sale, at Lancaster Court House,
on The lst Monday, the ID day Of Novem.
Der next, the following valuable real estate,
belonging 10 the parties in the above stated
case, and sold to effect division between
them:
One tract Of land, whereon josiah Price
at present resides, situated in Lancaster
District, on both sides of Cove Creek, about
one mile from the Catawba river and FIVE
west of miles Of Lancasterville. containing
1875 acres, adjoining lands of James Rob.
inson, George Dunlap, ]. H., Witherspoon,
Sem, Dixon Barnes, B. e. Jones, Fl. r.
Price, VIM. Dunlap and John Brown, abou,
300 acres of this tract is cleared, 200 of
which is fresh aud under ya.hsh slate Of
cultivation, The balance is superior wood
land covered with oak, hickory, poplar,
walnut, red bud, &c. The soil is deep
mulatto loan and we'll adapted to the pro.
duclion Of either COTTON, corn, or small
grain. The Improvements are comfortable
and extensive; it is well wa!ered by springs
besides well Of excellent water in the
yard. The situation has proved itself to be
healthy. U pom this tract is situated su-
perior set of Merchant Mills lately rebuilt
and in excellent repair, with a never fail.
ing head Of water, supplied by six different
creeks. The toll from the corn mill alone,
amounts to 1000 bushels per annum, be-.
sides fair proportion Of wheat. Also q
saw mill. gin house and dscrew-the machine
turned by wa,er-the mill pond and creek
abound with fish.
Also another tract containing 7O5 acres,
situated on both sides of Camp Creek, a.
bout 3 miles from the above tract, mostly
wood land, the growth of which is oak,
hickory and pine-adjoining lands of. Mel
son Bell, Robert Douglass, estate Of Nancy
McCardell and others.
Also one tract containing 500 acres, sit.
uated on the Head Waters Of Tuskey quar-
ter Creek, in the long leaf pine, adjoining
lands Of VIM. E. Johnson, VIM. G. Corce,
Mrs. Mcllwain and others.
Also House and Lot in the village Of
Lancaster, fronting on Main street, and ex.
tending back to Catawba street, at present
occupied by H. r. Price.
Any Of the above tracts of land will be
shewn with pleasure, by Mr.. Price, to any
person wishing to purchase.
TERMs--A credit Of l, 2 and 3 years, in
equal annual instalmen:s, except SO much
in cash as will pay the costs of suit (and
which will be required from the sale OF the
House and Lott the purchasers giving
bonds, bearing interes. from the day Of
sale, with good personal security and
Of the premises, and also paying
for necessary papers.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON, Jr.,
Com'r Equity L. D.
Commissioner's Office, Sept. ID, 1910.
~ The Carolinian, (Columbia.) will
please insert the above until the lst Mon.
day in November next. :~
sept. Z Prs. fee $6] AZ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19
MAIL ARR RANGEMENT.

Northern Mail, due every day at 2 p. m
Closes every day at I, a. m.
Southern or Columbia mail, due every day
at 8, a. m.
Closes every day at T.. aaJn. nns..
All the cross mails, due and. close as usual.
HThe office will be open on the Sab.
bath, for the delivery of papers and letter,
from 8 to, 9, a. m., and 2 to 3 p. m.
sept ~ p. THORNTON, P. M.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

TARGET FIRNc-THE DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS,
had their first trul of skill in target firing on Satur-
day last. The plume, being the first prize for the
best shot was awarded to Mr. ZAcnARIAu GurnILI,
and shot pouch handsomely ornamented with
beads, TIC next PRICE, 10 the second best shot was
awarded to Mr.. WASHINGTON BRAcEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

H. ]. LEWIS, the Cashier of the ScluylkI Bank,
who abscopdcd sometime since, defaulter to a
large amount, und who has been for long time en-
joying the good society and good living, of Paris,
has returned to Philadelphia, and we learn has been
arrested at the instance of the President and Drcc-
tors of the Bank.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19
H. LEVY.

Is now receiving q choice and sea
sonable assortment eff GODS, whjShh ha
intends selling at very low prices Those
persons who have to purchase viii End
it to their advantage to call and iua6o
for themselves. His stock comprises IN
part of the following articles:
W0OLENS.
Sup. fine blue, black, olive, brown,
Green and mixed CloihsS
Blue, black. e. cold Cassimesse,
Sattinets Of all colors,
Kentucky Jeans,
Sup. fine Welsh white Flanneis,
Red and yellow Flannels,
Plaid & plain Linseys for sesyfs,
White Welsh Plains, -
Negro Linseys,apProted quslittu
London Duffel Blankets, !1'!a'
Sup. fine GA TO l4.4 Bed Blankets.
COTTON GOODS.
Fine and sup. fine Calicoes
Furniture Calicoes,
Colored Cambrics,
Cambria and Jackonet MusIfns,
Swiss, Null and Book Muslins,
Unbleached and bleached Homespun 81
every quality,
Super. Long Cloth, -
Plaid and striped Homespun,
Blue TWilled ,Homespun,
Bed Ticks Of different qualities
Canton Flannels
Apron Checks, -
Twilled Drillings.
LINENS. =:
Sup. and common Irish Linens, -
1874 Barnsley Sheeting .@}:!.
I 3-4 Bird Eye Diaper. *: *.
Russia Diaper, =. -
Brown Linens, ~ .-a. ~
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, =
woRsTED GOODS. -
Black Bombazine, ;, =: u.
Black and colored Merinoes, -,
New style splendid Mouslin dc Loins,
Colored Bonbasetts, -. 80.
Colored and black Circassians. 80:
HATS.
Fashionable Fur Hats.
Wool Hats,
Fine Otter Caps,
Seal Caps.
Ladies Nunn's Bonnets.
SILKS. si% !,
Black Gro de Refine Silk, ~:
Black and blue black Gro dc Swise. T.
Open work twist silk Gloves,
Stocks, .,
Hack SILK Velvet.
ALSO,
Green Cloth, suitable for the Rife Corps,
With complete assortment Of
Groceries,
Bagging, Rope,
Hardware, Saddlery, &c. &c.
sept I? al
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-19

New CoTToN.-Eight bales of the new crop, be.
ing the first brought to this market the present sea.
son, reached here from the plantation of MIR. VII
LIAM SHAw,of Sumter District, on Tuesday last. 1t
was purchased by the DeKalb Manufacturing Com.
pany at l-2 cents.