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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

Domesttcs-We quote for ct eaeao. a. 81
10 l2lc; plentiful supply.
Flour--Ciiy mills a IS; country do 80
15--large supply.
Fisht-No /, Sl9a 20; No ., SIT; No. 3. sl3
Scarce Goldfish So 90; herring Sll l3--plenty
Frmt-RasinS NJ K So % a . 30, scarce--s. 5
almonds lea Is; :. do ~ l2S.
Furs d. Peltries--Rnccoon prime, 40 n G2l
Mink, 12t %; Outer 81 5; Fox, Grey, %; Wid
cat 25c: Mu,krat prime 81; Deer, shaved No ], 20;
do red do pa do shurt ;bue "a do fall greys 49, do
winter greys { l2t.
Gin we quote American 62i 75c good sup
ply Holland 81 500 10.
Gratn-Corn in sacks % 30; wheat 80; oats ~
a %.
Hles--Dry 81 g.; IN demand.
Hemp--6 and scarce.
Iron-BarG CTS; band 6; hoop 10 l2 round and
Squae 6 TO- sheet 10 a IL; castings4,
Ldrd--64 4 in demand and very scarce.
LeGd-Si ! I--no sales.
MsldsseS--The supply is large--on levec we
it at 30 by the quantity; 80 a. IN stores
Ndi,s-The supply linited--we quote assorted
sizes 7a7l and No. 3, Q cents.
OH--Sperm winter strained 81 30 | ~; sum
mer strained 20 n I 30; tanners S2U u per
barrel; inSeed 62l a 10
Porb--Fresh no sales, in bbl. mess SO a.;
prime IS 81. no sales Of any consequence.
Rice-jI n &c for new rice, and scarce.
Rum-N. O. 62l 75c lam 81 30 70.
Sait--On the landing from boats, e. a. 80 90
l.. B 50 %; in store, q a So 50 2 10; l. 81
7j-dcmnnd fair.
Sagar-Sugaris now held at II by the guam.
titv; from stores. ) :! prime; loaf sugar IL
1879.
Soap Eastern No. l, g; Cincinnati a ::
good supply.
Tobarco-l Manufactured Missouri and Kontuchr,
Is 25 Virginia 20 50--good supply. In hhds
none in market.
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Notice:

Il ME undersigned, Guardian for Nancy and
4 Emeline l>aacs, will make application TO the
County Court OF Howard County. at the May Term
1871 for 4 final settlement Of their accounts, and
for leave to resign his guardianship.
DAVID lSAACS, GEdrdias.
March 9th, 1871. 9-4t.~
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Cigars! Cigars!! Cigars -!

'HNHE undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
i zcns of CHARLTON and the public geuer-
ally, that he has on hand and will constantly
receive fresh supplies of all kin3, If CIGARS
All orders entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
attended tn.
WM Y. FEAZEL
Cns'r-rr, Dec. j, ls4n .-Sa-tf
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A ECgrc ~ Oman,

aboa' 80 wears cid the So' woman j. sold b. decree
If Tie Howard court o. a >iX mou,ns cred; with
bond and approved = .urrv, the tile 10 Tie said
woman is good ;ne SAID woma. : STOUT and
h"ahy she l. o,ie Ci The best OF house women at
any kind OF bus ne>S the SAID slave is the prop
erty OF the late Join " EaW.,ns deceased.
MILDRED RAWLINS, Aduni>tra;rix
March i3th. l~4I ~ it,
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lAdinini$Iralria' sale.

y Office is hereby given. 'hat vii rrccoed Il
- ' sell 10 the highest bidder, ar the court house
in the town Of Fayet,e, County Of Howard, Lo.
on the ir, day OF The c5l,: in auG Tor sa!3 ccautv
being the first Monday in Nav,
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SGticC.

4 LII persons indebted To the undersigned either
l A 10y Book or Moe, are requested TO come tor
ward and MAKE payment as money must and will
have.
SAMUEL H. McMILLIN.
March 2D;h, ls4l. 1T,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
Dancing school.

- NJ. GRANT, (ptofcssor Of dancing) has Tia
y. honor respectfully to announce 10 the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Fayette and vicinity, that he will
commence a course Of lessons in CoT!LLIoSs,
QvApRLLEs, WAtTziNs, &c, abou! the LIST CT
April, ct Mr.. Mar!eys Hotel.
REFERENCES.
Col. JosEPr DAVIS, A. H. McDANALp,
SAMUEL Z. McMlLLlY, AcEL MARIET,
Messrs. BENSON & GREEH.
March, g. 1Sil. 5l-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

Extra SEssIoN.--It will be seen by the
Presidents Proclamation, that Congress is
to meet on the 3lst CT May.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

UJNotcs of Bank United States sold al
II l-2 per cent, discount in Philadelphia
on the 18th:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

UFWe are glad to see that General Van
Rensselaer, the "hcro of Queenstown" has
been re-instated in the Post Office at AL
bany.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

CAIRO CouNTERFEITs.--Examine your
Cairo Notes.-There are countcrfeits in
circulation-more especially So notes.
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE TINES

AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE TIMES,
RGAxToN CoorEE, General Agent.
A. Z. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMEs HuGmEs, Richrn"nd, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie. Randolph co.
PREsLrT SHEoYEE, Marshall, Saline CO
w. f. SWIT2LEE, Columbia, Boon CO.
c. P. BHowN, Platte City. Platte co.
0[7- Our Terms CANNOT DE misunderstood -
Those indebted to Us for last years subscription
can make payment to the above named gentlemen
also, advance payment for the present volume.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

A correspondent inquiries if we know
when the editor of the Democrat leaves
for st. Louis, to take charge of the nc,e
Democratic Press Is that it, "Cush!'
Dew tell
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MESSRS. KING AND CLAY.

We hear with pleasure, that the personal
difficulty between these gentlemen has been
amicably and honorabIy adjusted. Mr.
Kings bearing was throughout the affair
creditable to him as a gentleman and a man
Of couragc-as much so as that of Mr.
Clay, who is as brave as JrI1rs CESAR
The reconciliation took place in the Senate
Chamber The Intelligencer Of the 18th.
alludes to the subject in the subjoined par.
agraph:
THE SENATE
Ended its Extsa Session yesterday, adjourn
ing sine die after passing upon all the bust
ness which the President desired to lay
before them.
Public rumor and private letters having
spread far and wide the information of an
unfortunate personal collision which &C.
Cured in debate in the Senate, one day last
week, between Senator Clay of Kentucky
and Senator King of Alabama. it gives us
pleasure to state that reconciliation of
the difference between these gentlemen,
after reciprocal explanation, through the
Intervention of Mr.. Preston, took place in
presence Of the Senate. This termination
of the difference, putting an end to pain
full suspense, was received by Senators with
great qualification, and by the crowded
galleries with irrepressibIc tokens of the
sinccrest satisfaction.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

An elegant coach was presented to Gen. Ilar-
rson, on the 4th inst, by Mir Lee, the manu-
facturer, in the name and behalf OF the wings OIL
Baltimore.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

Col. Benton is ona visit to this State
lie WAS in ST. Louis at last accounts
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Final settlement.

NOTICE IS hereby given to oil persons inter.
- ested in the estate CT James Walker dcc'G.
that l will apply at the next term Of the County
Court Of Howard county, for final settlement Cf
my administration on said estate.
JOHN PREW!TT, Admir-.
March 90 lsI1 a.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

UPA man was cowhided in New York
the other day, for insulting lady. Right
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
By the President:
DANIEL Webster,
Secretary of State.

DEATH IN BALL RooM-At ball in
Portland, Maine, on the 4th of March, one
of the company, VIM. Parker, fell dead,
just as he had led his partner to the floor.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

J''S' 10 IN 't'A S' ms poI 'IiSi W wv iiCOi'
DFThe article which we publish in
another column of to-day's paper. from
the Missouri Argus, appears to have put
the editor of the Democrat in rage; we
should Judge 50 at least from the tone OF
his language. Hear him:
I'VE can tell him Mr.. Corbin1 that the
editor of the Democrat Mr. Quesenberrv7
is responsible for EVERY THING which APP
pears in the Democrats editorial; that he
IS at all times READY to meet and
MEASURE SWORDS with Mr.. Corbin.
in ANY MANNER OR FORM, WHAT
EVER. Let him, therefore, direct his at
tacks against the proper person.
Do W-h-e-w. who trowed dat last
brick-batl'
Dc The following resolutions were
passed at the annual school meeting of the
inhabitantsof Township No. 2, on the 9th
ult. We heartily wish there were more
such townships ''for school purposes
That resolution particularly, which deter.
mines that none but qualified teachers shall
be henceforth employed in the various dis
tricts of this township, will give charac-
ter and elevation to the Schools thereof
which no other course will insure. The
cheapnesS-or moderate terms on which a
teacher can be employed. is often more
looked to, than his qualifications, for filling
the important trust confded to him. We
hope ore long to sec the subject of cduca-
ton taken hold of in the same manner in
every county and township in the State
That there has existed too much apathy on
this subject in our State, is melancholy
and much to be Iamentcd fact. we are
glad that its agitation has commenced and
commenced, too, in a manner and with a
spirit that bids fair to go ahead:
Resolved lst, That education-the ed
ucation of children and youth--of our sons
and daug htcrs-thc parents Of future gcner-
ations-of those who are to shape the des-
TIMES and decide the fate of our beloved
country is absolutely indispensable to the
promotion of true happiness and that, in
plopoIt'cll W It's dlN dllCcllicnl Is TIC pro-
grcss of virtue and morality.
Resolved end, That the increasing inter-
est in the cause of education throughout
this State, as cvinced by the late report of
the superintendent Of common schools" is
hailed by this meeting as the harbingcr of
a new cra--thc era of thorough and svs-
tematic organization of the school town
ships throughout the various counties of
the State, and that, as one man we will
unite our strength for the purposes of ex-
tending the benefits and uses of schools
throughout our county and particularly in
our own township.
Resolved Sd, That our cndcavors hence.
forth shall be to keep up constant school
in each of our respective districts or
ghborhoods, and that none but "gualifei
teachers" in the eye of the law shall be
employed in this township.
Resolved 4th, That the several schools
throughout this township shall be regularly
visited by the Inspectors thereof, that the
standing and progress of each may be fully
reported at the annual meeting of the
board of Directors.
Hazel Ridge, March 27th, lS4l:
The Richmond Wing, in giving account of the
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c. P. ROW \,
tOrnc at T. q ~

EXTILL practice in Il counties Of Platte, B1c-
w hanan, Andrew Holt, Clinton and Clay.
Residence--PL4T CITY. lApril 3, ls4l-3.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

purchased by the Brokers.
Bank of Cairo. 20 :! discount
Miners Bank Of Dubuque, do.
Wisconsin Marine Insurance CO. 3 %.
Bank Mineral Point, oO do.
Bnnk Of Illinois, par.
State Bank of Illinois, par
Ohio country, ) 70 DIS.
Cincinnati, par to prem.
State Bank Of Indiana, par to prem
Kentucky Banks, par to preia.
United States Bank Notes. 10 discount
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland banks, . to 3 prem
N, Y and New England banks, to PREM
n Orleans banks large bills, par TO prem.
Arkansas Bank. 30 TO 60 discount
Michigan banks generally, II to 10 do.
Tennessee. to : do.
Script sells as follows:
Illinois 500, each TO sales.
Indiana $50 IS do.
" 81, do.
Kentucky $l0o, 20 d..
EXCHANGE.
Boston. 8 20 10
New YorS. 70 10
PhiIadelphs, to
Baltimore, D 70
New Orleans, to Il
Cincinnati, par 10 par to l
Pittsburgh, 10
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

On the 25th inst by the Rev. b. S.
House, Mr. WrLlIAM J. SAITH, late of Va.
to Miss Elizabeth. daughter Of Isaac
Gearhart. Esq, of this county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

ENcouRAGING.-A person to subscribe
for paper six months, take it the whole
year, and refuse to pay for the last six
months, say he didn't want it any longer"
and in two weeks after to step in and ask
YOU if you have a late paper to spare!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

The following article speaking of the
hostility existing between the Missouri Ar
gus and the Boon's Lick Democrat, we
copy from the st. Louis Bulletin of the
25th ult
TRUTH is MIGHTY, AND PUBLIC JUSTICE
cERTAIN.--The Argus and Boon's Lick
Democrat are belaboring each other most
roundIy. Lay on. boys you both deserve
drubbing for your grievous and nun,er-
Gus political sins.
Reader if YOU wish to know what 4
rascaly set Of i.ocos there are about Fay
cite, Just read an article from the Argus
on another page; and, if you have any
doubts Of Corbin's federalism, just peep
into the Boon's Lick Democrat. Gentle
men, the people agree with you both
they know that you are any thing but real
Jehfersonian dcmocrats,-They have found
YOU out.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

MARRIED-At Oakland Farm. on the
23d ult.. by the Rev Walker u. Shumatc.
Mr.. WILLIAM NckwcHT, Of st. Louis. to
Miss MARGARET j., cldcstdaughtcr of Geo.
{. Richardson, Of the former place.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

uIr-h Pin, ls4i.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-04
GODOLPHIN.

This Celebrated Horse will stand tn"
approaching Summer seasonat Camden,
The season will commence on the lst OF
July and end on the 18Th August, and tn
fall season from tie 18th of August to the
18Th Of November, at S. D. Harmon Is
He will be let to Mares (during the Sun :
mer Season) at fifteen Dollars the single
Visit twenty Dollars the Season and fifty
Dollars to Insure so Gents to The Gronm
in every instance. Money. or an approved
note payable on the lst day of November
next must be sent with each mare or she
will not be served.
PEDIGREE.
Z Godolphin was got by Eclipse, out of
Sylph; she out of Lottery, ty Hephestion;
he out of Caslianira, (Sir Archy's dam.) bv
Imported Buzzard; his blood goes immedi-
,ately back to the best English stock. In
short, there is not better bred horse in
the U. States, or in England.
June, 20.
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]. cHARL i: LElsW oRgHH.9 i II
Fresh Prnnes
Just received by !. 81 II. tlaEssEYfs a a
June2 =; - so 3
"A C1kRIos'

nR. WIN. REYNOLDS desires g in-s
- form his friends and the pub gem
orally, that having entered into conaest stIoIls
with Dr.. BLANDING of Calumkia; as
will now devote himself 4entirel tho
practice Of Dentistry ss
This opportunity cannot ben alioWedst64
pass, without sincere expression fgtatseg,,
ful acknowledgements to- his friends and
patrons, for that confidence which has ak
ways been manifested towards him, silsts
before them as medical prac titi9ner,
Now about 10 embark, more extens
n the practice of.D Dentistry, he begs tosas-s
sure them that it shall be his aim. slill fos!
preserve this confidence; and in; oil fhissS
Dental operations, Surgical 5or mecia1iE
AL to give such satisfaciona Hi insure
continuance Of it. ss s
The well desei yed and extensf repu-
tation which DR.. Blanding has long since J
acquired, needs no conlnent. Fhefs fore,
when thus connected, theshgpe isl expSessss
sed, that without presumption, they may
look for that confidence from an emil ighisS
ened and discriminating public which q
they, several y, and individual lyysenjoy ed...
Jan. 10. K - - 8;
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C.
COLUMBIA, 10Th Feb. ls4l.

COLUMBIA, 10Th Feb. 1s4l.
To His Excellency JOHN P.RIcHARDsoN
Sir:-I have the honor TO accompany
herewith Orders No. 6S' marked (A..)
from the Adjulant ano Inspector General
and my report thereon, marked (b.') 70
Ex-Governor PIERCE NJ. BUTLER.
During the administration of the late
Governor NOBLE, he authorized me to can
eel the obligation of TAcGART for the
purchase OF the Magizine lot, and to accept
ihe bond of D. DOUGLAS.
The said Douglas has recently paid Ioe
the purchase money, with interest, amount
ing TO 1921, and l Witnessed a transfer OF
The said lot, known as the Magazine, to
JOHN CUNNINGHAM. -,
The bond of WILLIAMS for the purchase
of the Arsenal, has not yet been paid, as
there is some difficulty in regard 10 title
II seems there is no record oftitle or transs
fer of the said lot of ground to The State
and man by the name of CHARLES DEN
Dy, who owns an adjoining lot, has set up
a pretext of claim 10 the ground, to the
injury and annoyance of Williams the
purchaser.
- | have the honor 10 be, Sir,
Your ohedient servant,
BIT. WATTS: G. Master General.
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The State of South Carallna'
KERSH4W w DISTRICT.
J.. J. Dunlap,
- VS.. "a. Sa' III Deot'

SodInuej konlVeT: J sF-
SAMUEL SHIVER, the Defendant,
who is in the custody Of the Sheriff OF
the said District by virtue of tho above
stated case, having. in order to enlitle
himself to the benefit of the Act entitled,
can Act for the more eaectual relief OF in
solvent Debtors" filed schedule of Ills
whole estate and effects in the "flire of the
Clerk of the Court Of The said District:
!, Notice is hereby giDcn. TO the said J: J.
Dunlap, the Plaintiff, and to all other
suing creditors and Judgment creditors
of the said Samuel Shiver, and to all
other persons to whom the said Samuel
Shiyer may be indebted, personally or ny
Attorney 10 be and appear at the Court of
Common Pleas to be holden at kershaw
Court House for kershaw District before
one of the Associate Judges Of the said
State on the fourth Monday in October
next, at W ich time and place the said
Samuel Shiver will apply for his discharge,
under the said Act. to shew cause if :ny
they can, against the said Aischarge.
&. @. McINTOSH. c.P
June 26. lS4l. Prs. fee Sl3 81.
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B..

.CoLUMD1A 10Th May, 1888.
To his ExcelleGcysP PIERcE Nj. BUTLER:
Sir:-In pursuancesof an;order from the
Executive, TO cause tobe sold 1.-the Arsenal
and the Magazine lot, in Abbeville. l
have the honor to report:
I attended at AbbevilIes son the first Mon.
day of this month and effected a sale of
the said lots, at public auction, in conior-
nifty TO notice previously given in the Ca
zetls. The Arsenal was purchased by J..
D. Williams, at 1905. The Magazine by
John Taggart, at $3.50. The purchasers
resided in the village Of. .Abbev:lle, and
are responsible citizens.
| have the honor to accompany here
with, their several obligations, sustained
by ample surity.
have the honor to be-,
Your ob't. servant,
BIT. WATTS, @. Master General
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA. 18th May, 1S4l.
To JAMES ]. CALDWELL, Solicitor.
Sr:-I am directed by HIS Excellency,
JOHN p. RICHARDSON, to submit for your
information, and future action, the en-
clused documents. y"
Order No 6S,' marked (A.) directing
the Quarter Master General to sell the
Arsenal and Magazine lots in pursuance Of
a Resolution by the Legislature.
The Reports of the Inspector General
thereon, marked (B. and c.
These papers are only necessary as OK
planatory of the last paragraph of the re-
port (C.) in relation 10 The Arsenal.
seems the said lot on which stands
the Arsenal, was given by the late Major
Hamilton of Abbeville to the State
There appears to be no record of title for
the same, and in consequence thereof
citizen of Abbevile, by the name of Chas.
Dendy, who owns all adjoining lotto the
Arsenal, has set up pretext of claim TO
the same, to the injury and annoyance OF
Williams the purchaser.
The Governor desires that you will in
vestigale the affair, and take such process
as YOU may deem consistent with proprie.
tv, and the interest Of the State.
Very respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
BIT. WATTS, Elk. Secretary:
By. order Of the Governor.
June23 1S4l.
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The subscribers are now

prepared with u general assortment ct gen
uine DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES. Also, Dye-Slufs,. Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, and all other articles
usually found in awelf supplied Establish,
ment, and offer them to our patrons and
The public at REASONABLE" prices and usual
credit to punclual customers.
Among the articles. are the following;
Acetate Morphine; Sul1halc do.
Veratrine; Slrychniue;
Sulphate Quinine, French;
American;
Judne; Hydroid Potash;
Crolon Oil, &c &c;
PerGumerv. &c.
Virhcna Cream,
Saronacenus Compound : For shaving
Almond Paste, }
Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water
Bears Oil; Hair Powder;
Balm of Columbia;
Orris Tooth Wasl, and Powder;
Charcoal Dentrifice; Wash Balls;
Soaps, assorted;
Prepared Chalk in Balls;
Pearl Powder; Pink Sauiers;
Rouge, &c. &c. &c.
With great variety Of articles too hume
rous 10 mention. For sale at the sign OF
the mortar by
DELEON G. LEVY.
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South Carolina Female Institute.

This Institution, under the sole direc-
lion of DR. ELIAS MARKS and Lady, assis-
ted by competent Instructors, in the va
rious branches, will resume its duties on
the second Monday of October ensuing.
The Principals will enter, as hereto:
fore, upon the task of Instruction..
A Department will be opened for Day
Scholars, from the vicinity Of the Insti.
tute.
The Private Class, taught during the
vacation, will commence their duties forth
with.
ELIAS MARKS, M. D.
Barhamvills, near Columbia, Sc.
July lst, ls4f. ct 81
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber being desirous of de-
yoting more of his time and attention to
another branch of his business, will close
his House of Public Entertainment, en-
the second Monday in August next; he
offersthe same for sale or rent. Any per-
son wishing to embark in that lice of bust
ness, would do well to call and examine
theCpremisrs. The terms will be made
accommodating.
He takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to generous public for the very
liberal patronage they have given him.
L. SECREST.
= Lancaster, july 12, 26t32.
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Ordinary's Office,
KERSHAW DISTRICT

kERSHAW UIHTKlCT.
NMHEREAS. no administration on the
w Estate of the late Ducl. David F..
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
of the Act of Assembly. / have taken
possession Of such goods and chattels of
the said deceased, as could he found. All
persons indebted to said Reid, are requir-
ed to pay the same Immediately, and all
persons having demands against the said
Reid. will present them duly atlested 10
office. J. w. BASKIN, o. X. D.
Feb 49,. l2lf
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EST
june l6, 1S4l

South Carolina-Lancaster District.
Tolled before me, as an estray, dark
bay MARE, with black legs, name and
tail, fourteen hands high, and about ten
years old, her shoulders marked by the
collar, and saddle mark upon her back.
Appraised at forty-five dollars. Said es'
tray may be found at DavidTaylor's three
miles from Lancaster C.. II. The owner
is requested TO prove property, pay char.
ges, and take her away.
]. WILLIAMS, Magistrate.
Lancaster G. II. June 81.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-08-04
South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Jonathan; Knight, Applicant.
william Knight and others, Defendants. 3

William Knight and others, Defendants: s e:
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Knight and Levi Whitaker and
wife Suckey, defendants in the above case,
reside without this State: 1t is therefore
ordered, That they do appear and object
TO the sale or division Of the real estates of
William Knight, decd. on or before the
4th day of October next, or their consent
To the same will be entered ofrecord. 50 7
JAS. H. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
Ordinary Lancaster District. ~
June %, lS4I Prs fee, S5 3d.. q g 4 Z