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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
INDUSTRY AND ENERGY.
From SHARP's LETTERS.

"Tbere are few difficulties that hold out a
gainst real attacks, they fly like the visible
horizon before those who advance. pas
sionate desire and unwearied will can perform
impossihities, or what seem to be such to the
cold and the feeble. five DO but 70 on, some
unseen path willopen among The hills. We must
not allow ourselves to be discour aged by the
apparent dispropo,uon between the re-
suit of single efforts and the magnitude Of
The obstacle to be encountered Nothing good
nor great is to be obtained without cour~
age and industry, but courage and industry
must have sunk in dispair, aud the word must
have renamed unornamen'ed aud uElmproved,
if men had not nicely compared the effect of
single stroke of the pyramid 10 be rased, or
or of a single impression Of the spade with the
mountain to be levellet. All exertion, too,
is in itself delightful, and active amuStmens
seldom tire US. Helvetius owns thet he could
play on an instrument ell day long. The chase
we know, has Away been the iaVorIle smuse-
ment of kings and mobiles. Not only fame aLd
fortune. but pleasure is TO be earned. Efforts
/, must not be forgotten, are as indispensable
as desires. The globe Is not clrcumnavigsted
by one wind. We should never do nothing.
lit is better TO wear ont than 10 rust OUT says
Bishop Cumberland. There will be time e.
nough for, epose in The grave said N'cole to
Pascal. AS young man. you should be mi d
ful of the importance Of early industry, since
in youth habits are easily formed, and there is
time 10 recover from defeats. An Italian son.
net justly, as we'll as elegantly, compares pro-
crasllnaiion to the folly ofa traveller who pur-
sues brook till il widens into river; and is
Lost in the sea. The tolls as veil as risks Of
an active life are commonly overrated, so much
may be done by the dlgenl use of ordinary
opportunities, but they must not always be
waited for. We must not only strike The iron
while it is hot, but strike it till il is made hot.
Fershe, the great astronomer declares that SO
or 100 honrs, clea' enough for observa-
tions, cannot be called an unproductive year.
The lazy, the dssipated, and 'he fearful
should patieullv see the active and the bold
pass them in The course. They must brieg
down their pretensions 10 lhe level Of their tall
euts. Those ubohave not energy TO work must
learn TO be humble, and should not vainly hope
to unite the incompatible enjoyments Of iDdu-
gence and enterprise. Of ambition and self-in-
diligence. trust that my young friend will
never attempt 10 reconcile them"
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NEW PHILADELPHIA QUO, THURSDAY


long time to read the paper which consisted only of six
or eight lines. At last he stammered out.
"a am sorry; but the Henri Ambos mentioned in sth"
paper.,.is dead" Poor girl she fell to the earth.
When she reached this part other story she burst in"
to fresh food of tears, wrungher hands, and for some
time could utter nothing but passionate e1clamaons OF
grief
Zach liebe Go was fur Elm schrecklich shichal war
das meine / had come thus tar 10 fnd-not my broth
er..ony grave she repeated several times with an
accent ofdespar. The unfortunate man had died the
year before. The etters in which he worked had eau
sed an ulcer in leg, which he neglected and, after
some weeks of horrd suffering, death released hln
The task.work, for nearly five years. this accomplish
ed, and even learned man in the prime of his life and
mental powers had been TO break stones upon the road
chained hand and foot and con(ounded with the lowest
maIefacors.
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A MAN.---"Dd ever tell you was immoral2'
asked Roman Senator when threatened with death
by the Emperor as the wages of disobedence. "My
virtue CONTINUED hey is at my own disposal my life at
yours; do what you will; will do what ought and
i'll fall in the service of my country, shall have more
triumph liz my death than you in all your laureIs."
What a commentary Is this noble sentiment upon the
base passion that seeks to deter the freedom of thought
and action by the common process of hraggadoca and
buyism And the supporters of Gag Laws may learn
lesson from ii too, ifthey will only give play to the
better feelings ofhumany.- Y. Standard.
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JUST NOTICE 1T,

Immoral women are confined to the third tier of tho
theatre Immoral men sit where they please. They
whisper "soft nohings" in the ear of virtue; dine at
the fathers table: marry the Christians daughter and
dance with the virtuous wife. What is the remedy
Turn every liberne out of your house. and cane him if
he addresses your child.
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ScRAPINe ACoUAINTANcE.-A geenteel look
ing coffee house lounger wishing 10 introduce
himsefto to wealthy stranger, addressed him
with, lit appears 10 me, sir, that have before
seen you some wbeve!'s Very likely. have
been there frequently replied the other, and
turned upon bis heel.--Eocls.
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No. II. .~-St. March, l64
doubt that fhe stars are fire;
Doubt that the sun doth movei
Doubt truth 10 be liar;
But never doubt ! lowell


Doubt that the sun doth movei 4
Doubt truth 10 be liar;
But never doubt lovep
Angelica Clementha Ciarindd LdUinid--
Fai est Of creations fair! most adorable Of
Thy sex! my souls best idol! will not love, pity
or compassion move you to grant me an in-
terview2 Will the admonitions of a morose
mother prevail over the ardent solicitations of
YOUR impassioned loverl Can il be that a
soul enshrined in form so lovely as yours 10
insensible 10 the influences Of the plalonic
passions, and that eyes beaming with such
beauty will apply no salve to the wound which
they have, unconsciouSy, no doubt. madel
Y, dearest Clemenha Clarindi Lavinia! 1
am being consumed by the wasting Ere oflove
which your charms have enkIndIedin in my boz
som, and unless you form some scheme of
seeing me ere long. you will leave me like tho
phenix in my nest to burn!
P.S. seudIlbip by the negro woman, Di.-
nah, who will wait on you this afternoon kfor
an answer TT
P.S. s. Don't let that petrifed piece Of
mortality, your anxious mother, see this. 4. n
T.P. S. S. My name is no, signed with red
ink, but with my bOod-my hearts blood. Is
not that proof of the sacrifice ! am prepared
TO make for your sake. ~
The Recorder having perused this docu.
ment and the others which were Of similar
import, facetiously smiled, and informed Mrs.
Williamson that, 30 iOr as he could Judge.
from the letters before him, Mir ThepphiIus
Travere was not guilty of penitenliafS Sf4
fence, or indeed Of any offence at all Of which
tho law could take cognizance, unlsss Wiling
.o..av,sa vn;nl,l h. 4 a
IA suppostiOn which any thing he road in
she bo6ks' did not warrant him u coming 70.
He disuharged the case. ond cautioned I'heo-
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secret. What arguments he might use to convert this
modern Jessica, know not, but they prevailed. She
declared herself convinced, and consented to fly with
him beyond the froners into Siesa, to be baptized.
md IN hocoma his vvifa
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HEAds QUARTERS.
FULTON, !
,,s@ March 23d, 1s4l. !

oRDrss M R j..
THE Regiments and Corps of the 80
Brigade (lnfantry) will parade forareview
and drill at the times and places following
viz: ,-....
The 18th Regiment at Williamson's, on
Thursday the 18th of May next.
The 18th Regiment at Orangeburg e
H., on Saturday the 18th of May.
The 18th Regiment at Walterboro', on
Tuesday the 18th of May. -,
The 18th Regiment at GilllsonVliie' on
Friday the 2lst Of May.
The 43d Regiment at Buf"rd's BRUCE
on Tuesday the 25th of May. =, ~.
Tie 1lih Regiment at Ashley's, on
Thursday the 9Th of May.
The Colonel of the 3rd Regiment ol
Cavalry will order his Regiment to parade,
either by Company orSBattalion, with the
Infantry Regiments most convenient.
The Officers and non-commlssloned VI.
ficers will assemble at their respective Ne.
gimen.al Muster grounds, for drill and in
struclion on the day previous to their re.
view.
The Major General Of the I'd Division
will, with his Staff, attend the Reviews of
the Sd Brigade.
The Commandants of Regiments will
make their annual returns to the Briga-
dier General at such time as he may d.
rect, so as to enable him to make his re-
turn to the Adjutant General by the lst of
October next.
.By order OF the Commander-n-Chief
JAMES w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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List of Letters, Il

Remaining in the Post, Office, Camden,
S. c. April 1, ls4l. .g3.l.is.iii Eas 4e
A. B. & C.-Joseph ,Arledge, Mary Ar.
ledge, Arminius Bell, James Boykin, Ste-
phen Burkct,. L. w. R. Blair, (2) S. II.
Boykin, Thomas Clark, Joseph Cummings
(2) Dr.. L. J. Crumpton, Hugh Cameron.
D-Rev. T. s. Daniels, JOHN 'DelIiway.
EFF & G-Miss E Edmuhds Jno. Eng
lish, Mrs. f. Fulton, Rev. J. B. .Furman,
Joseph Goodman, T. D. Glen.l, Zaeariah
GuphilI, .c IS =
HJ& K-Miss r A Hicks. E Hughes,
James Harrison, James jackson, M.
Johnson. - ,..:g,;.i-,.
KL& M-Miss B Kelley, Simon Kcl-
ly, Mrs S Kendrick, (2) James Logan Jas.
Mcclure, John Mothershed, Jno McCauly.
N.O,& P-Francis Nixon, Thomas Os-
borne, John A Peay, Joseph Patterson,
Col. S Perry, VIM Potter. ,-.,g
RS & W-Joseph Rickett, A J Reyil,
Thomas Starke (3)Y Smith, Wm Stewart.
Henry H Walden, S w Hard, Daniel P
Walker, Mrs. Mary White, John d Will
son, John Williams. E P Willihms,
- P. THORNTON, P. N.
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A CARD

DR. VIM. REYNOLDS desires to in
~ form his friends and the public gen
erally, that having enteredinto come ctlon
with Dr.. BLANDING of Columbia he
will now devote himself entirely to inc
practice Of Dentistry.
This opportunity cannot be allowed 70
pass, without a sincere expression OF grate,
ful acknowledgements to his friends ana
patrons, for that confidence which has all
ways been manifested towards him, whilst
befure them as a medical practitioner
Now about to embark, more extensively,
II in the practice of Dentistry, he begs to as
sure them that it shall be his aim, still TO
preserve this confidence; and in all his
Dental operations, Surgical or mechanic
all TO give such satisfaction as will insure
continuance of it.
The we'll deserved and extensive repu.
tation which DR.. Blanding has long since
acquired, needs no comment. Therefore,
when thus connected, the hope is express
sed, that without presumption, they may
look for that confidence from an enlighl-
ened and discriminating public, which
they, severally, and individually enjoyed.
DR.. r: will visit Camden frequently,
and Dr. B.intends doing SO shortly.
Jan. 19.r'""=.: '.'.i ?3@' s:a'-j 81. '-..-.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having disposed Of bis
establishment to Messrs. Hague q Gif.
lord, tenders his grateful acknowledge
ments to the citizens Of Kershaw District
and the public generally, for the patron.
age they have so literally bestowed, aud
solicits its continuance to his successors,
as he feels confident every exertiun will
be continued to make it acceptable to all
who may patronize them.
The subscriber requests all who are in
debled 10 him TO call on him at the HOle
and libuidate their accounts. a. ..-
G. II. DAVIS.
Jan 6. tsrg--. ,.. l..
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: COACH. MAKING G;,ss,.

= #s
THE subcriber returns his aeknewledg-
ments to the citizens of Camdensand its
vicinity, for the liberal pstronage hsIets-
fore afforded him, and begslease to- inform
them that; through the kindness, of Mai
|Whi.aker, who has itenderedbin the CessIr
making department Of hisshep Except the
Blacksmitbing, he is enabled againto com.
mence business, aud viii do all manner of
Coach Repairing at the. shortest notice at
the lowest prices. and warrant his work.
He will paint carriages forilleen dollars
less than they have heretofore been done.
.q ~ln consequence of his reduction Of
prices, he. will consider the money due
when the work is done, and expects 10
receive i whenever he calls for tt
March l0.s7e~a, sue. j., P. ;SHIYER.
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just Received,

Sparkling Champagne Cider.
Best London Porter.
Superior Champagne. &.
Assorted Cordials. 80
ST. Julian Medoc CIaret.
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine
Vintage Of 1920.
Superior French Brandy.
Holland Gin.
Old Port Wine, in bottles.
ALSO,
Fresh Citron. #...-
Prunes, in fancy boxes.
Pink and White Victoria Loaf Sugar
Fruits in Brandy.
ALSO,
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Iron.
kits Mackerel, No. 1.
Dutch Herring, in kegs.
Northern Smnked Tongues.
Sperm ard l'allow Candles.
White HavanafSugar. =
Fresh Teas, Rice, &c. &c.
With a complete assortme ntgof
DRY GOODS, SADDLERY,; AND
i HARDWARE.
All Of which will be sold on reasonable
erms, by H. LEVY.
Camden, Feb. 8, Is4l.
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in EQUITY.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

Bill for settlement Of Els.
tate and relief.
TT appearing to my satisfaction 'ha,
Il Mary Williams, Mary Ann Carey and
James Carey her husband l.. j.. W.T.
iiams and John Williams her husband, Eli
zsbe,h A. perryman and Thomas J. Pr
rvman her husband, John r. Lowry, Will
liam r. Lowry, Frances R. Lowry Eme'
line Lowry and Eliza S. Lowry, Wiley
Jenkins, James r. Jenkins, Mary Ann
Brett and William NJ. Brett her husband
Exum Jenkins and Thos. r. Jenkins ur,
PENDANTS in the said Bill Of Complaint, ana
Distributes of Elizabeth Tur'cy' decu.'
are absent from and reside beyond the Inn
lis of this State:
Ills, therefore, Ordered. That the above
named parties, defendants, do respectively
plead. answer or dcmur to the said Bill "f
Complaint within three months from 'hs
date hereof, or an order pro contesso VIII
be granted against them.
w. E. JOHNSON, C. E. K..D.
March17, Is4l. pr. adv. Sli 70.
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NOTICE..

MO application for letters Of admins
~ tralion on the estate Of w. Il. Cur
rie, Silversmi,h, having been made since
his death, in pursuance of the statute, l
have taken possession Of his effects. All
persons having demands agains. his es.
late are required to hand them in to this
office properly a,tested, and all persons
indebted tohim are required to make pay
menl as soon as possible.
J. w. BASKIN, D. X. d.
Ordinary's Office, Kershay,
Camden, March 6, ls4l.
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PLANTERS
LATE DAVIS) HOTEL.


HAGUE u CLIFFORD having purchas-
Ill ed the Hotel formerly -Davis's will
continue the establishment on the same
liberal scale as heretofore, and will exert
themselves to make it desirable resi-.
dence for sBoarders and Travellers, as
their table will always be supplied with
the best the market affords, and their Bar
with the best liquors, and their Stables
with attentive oslIers and abundant pro.
vendcr. -
The establishment will be under the ex.
elusive management of T. A. Hague, for
merly of the Salisbury Hotel North Caro-.
lima. and his long experience, will ena.
bic him to give general satisfaction.
Jan. 6.
s.sThe Cheraw Gazette. Temperance Advocate
Carolina Watchrnan, Western Carolinian, Green
vile Mountaineer, Charleston Courier and Augusta
Chronicle will insert the above weekly for six montht
and forward their bills to this Office.
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Ladies' Shoes.

THE subscribers have Just received
fresh supply Of LADIES' SHOES, which,
together with their former stock, makes
their assortment complete, viz:
Ladies' French and English Kid Slips,
Do color'dd do Morocco Slips,
Do black and white Satin Slips, -.
Do American Kid Slips ard Ties,
Do Kid Walking Shoes, various pat.
terms, .t5.A7 -. -.
ALso-GentIemcn's fine Boots. pump and
welled bettonis. - ~
March 81. '''%.GTs 70 .5f3lDp
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RA1NPIM9,.,


THE subscribers respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of the Town of Camden. and.
of the Districts of kershaw, Sumter, Fair
field and Lancaster, That they have enter,
cdinto co-partnersliip under the, firm of
STRICKLAND & WILLIAMS, ,afor the,
purpose of executing House, Sign, Orna-
mental and Fancy Painting, Paper Hang
ing, Gui1ding and Glazing, limitations Of
Woods, Marbles, &c. &C., anddheyIlrust-
from their cxperiencegsand the neatness,
ndldespatch with which ethey intend to
execute all orders entrusted to them, that
they-will merit share Of public patrdn-
age. af a. o-ss' lrg - 20 pLs
All orders in any Of The above branches
directed to them in Camden, will he thank
fully received, ana puncsually attended,to.
Charges moderate. ay 100
,.-..., WASHINGTON STRICKLAND.
81. GILBERT M. WILLIAMS. co.
Camden, Feb. g. ,as a@ ta0 5.a,
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The subscribers are now

prepared with "a general assortment eff gen
uine DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES. Also, Dye-Sluffs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, and all other articles
usually found in we'll supplied Establish
ment, and offer them to our patrons and
The public at reasonable prices and usual
credit to punctual customers.
Among the articles. are the following;
Acetate Morphine; SulPhate do.
Veratrine; Strychnine;
SuIphate Quinine, French;
-" L" American;
iodine; Hydroid Potash;
Croton Oil, &c &c;
Perfumery, &c. .-f..
S;;:;:;;;:; S:;; S;::;; S::;% $::;. shaving
Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water;
Bears Oil; Hair Powder; ......
Balm of Columbia; ....
Orris Tooth Wash and Powder;
Charcoal Dentrifice; Wash Balls;
Soaps, assorted; ..
Prepared Chalk in Balls;
Pearl Powder; Pink Sauiers;
Rouge, &c. &c. &c.
With a great variety of articles too hume
rous TO mention. For sale at the sign Of
the mortar by
@. fDELEON & LEVY.
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Just Received,

A: SUPPLY Of the following approved
Medicines which have been found highly
efficacious in the diseases for which they
are recommended
HAYS LINlMENT. ., -
This article has popularity far surPas-
sing any patent article as sovereign re-
medy for the piles. a,,,,,n
This article has acquired reputation ior '
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and
all affections of the Chest. Warranted
genuine.
ALsO-Macauba, Rappee and Scotch
Snuff, of Mrs. Millar's manuiactory; and
which is now sought after by Snuff-lakers
who desire good article. ,x,x,
For sale by DELEON q LEVY
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IN EQUITY.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Mi or Clinton,
Ds.
Jnhn Sims, John Nc Bill for account
Krnzie, Arnasa How. and relief.
ard, Vim. Williams,
AMI others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
u John Sims, John Mckenzie, Amasa
Howard, and William Williams. four OF
The defendants in the above case, reside
without the limits Of this Slate:
On moli"n Of John Williams, complain
ants Solicitor, il is ordered that said de-
PENDANTS do appear and answer. plead or
demur to the bill in the above case, on or
befnre the 9Th Of July next, or otherwise
judgment pro confesso, will be ordered
against them. -
JAS. H. WIrHERSPOON, Jr.
sss. s...sr.... G. E. L. D.
Comm'rs. office, April 2,s1s4i.
Prs. fee 81 so
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PROPOSALS
For publishing by Subscription, ueekl, Neuspaper
to be atyled the
REPUBLICAN WHIG DEMOCRAT.

At McElneespille, Indian Land York District, 81 4.
The object of the Editors of the REPUBLICAN,
WING DEMOCRAT will be, to collect as far as
practicable from the best sources, the politics of
the day, and advocate the principles Of the Viz
ginia and Kentucky Resolutions, together with eV.
ery other object TO maintain invioale, the funda.
mental principles inc1lcated in the Constitution OF
our country, against every attempt to coEsolida-
ton. "
They will publish all important acts Of Con-
cress and Of The State Legislature with the speech
Is both for and against their passage, as lar as may
be practicable. ,....,,.
Also they will insert in their columns, the latest
and most important news, for the benefit OF the
Merchants, Planters, Mechanics, and Tradesmen,
every variety Of matter conducive TO their interest.
CONDITIONS.
|. The paper will be issued weekly, on SUCH
dav as will best suit distribution.
3. 1t will be printed on good extra royal paper,
a, 50 in advance; - 50 at six months, or Sa at
the expiration Of the year.
g. Advertisements inserted by the week, month";
or year, on liberal terms.
! Ten per cest. will be allowed Post Masters
and other responsible persons, who will obtain sub
scrbers and become responsible tor their suoscrip-
tions. ::
a5 Editors who will give the above lew IN
sertions, shall have the favor returned.
w. JONATHAN N. McELWEE: Jr.
PATRICK CAREY.
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IN EQUITY--Lancaster Dis.
TRICT. .-r

John G. Baskin and others -...-
vs.. Bill for Partition &c.
, lisbon tngrdm and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Dn-
i vid Purser and Anna his wife. John
Kirkley, and his children, Charles. James
and John Kirkley, defendants in the abb
case, are absent from and without the Ii
mits Of this State.
On motion of John Williams, Com.
plainant's Solicitor, it is ordered tha, the
said defendants do appear and plead, an.
swer or demur to said hill within three
months from the publication hereof, 9th
erwise judgment. pro confesso will be ru-
tered against them. ......
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
Comm'r. in Equity, L. L.
Clerks Office, Feb. 8, lS4l.
Prs fee. SO 81
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GENERAL ORDERS.
CLARENDON, March 20, lS4l.

ORDER a oDE-
No. - a aa
JAMES w. CANTEY having been ap-
" pointed Adjutant and Inspector Gsner-
al of the South Carolina Militia, with the
rank of Brigadier General, will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
In thus supplying the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation Of General JAMES
JONES, the Commander-in-Chief cannot
omit the occasion Of expressing his high
sense of the ability and fidelity with which
the duties of that officer have been dis
charged. and his deep regret for the loss
of his valuable and efficient services to
the Stale: te:.....s.-.s-,,,s. ,s.,.s.,----
By orderi;nf the Commander in-ChIei.
" ~ JOHN L. MANNING,
boz s"'s.,l- - 80 Aia-de-C Camp.
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State Of south Carolina,

lancaster District--Jn the Common Pleas
,..'. !. .'';,,:: s:: Agent I'D '''''''''''":
THE Defendant. who is in custody Of tht
Sheriff by virtue Of The above capias al sa
tis(aciendum. having, in order to ent,tlr
himself to the benefit Of an act entitled
an act for the relief of ins"lvent debtors
in the said State, this day, filed in my
Office, schedule Of his whole estate
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given
10 the said Plaintiff as well as all other
creditors Of the said James Allen, t" be
and appear at.Lancaster Court H"use on
on Monday, the 9Th day of April next, at
ten o'clock, A. M. before "ne of the Asso-
ciate Judges Of the said State, to show
cause, if any they can, why the said De-
fendant should not be discharged from
confinement, upon the assignment of the
effects mentioned in said schedule.
S. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. 5, Is4l.
lily Prs fee, SO
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HEADQUARTERS,

CHARLESTON, March I, IS4I.
JOHN LAWRENCE MANNING and JAMES
MONROE WALLACE, having been appoint
ed Aids.de- Camp to his Excellency Gov.
Richardson, with the rank of 1t. Colonel,
will be obeyed and respected accordingly,
BY order Of the Governor.
JAS. P. DICKINSON,
March 10. Abide Camp.