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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
MORTGAGE SALE;

/ willsetl ON the first Monday in De-
.cember next, atthes Court House, at 70.
clock, M. eighteen NEGROES, To- fore.
close amortgage on said Negroes execu.
ted BY John Williams to ]. P. Dikilso
.Adm'rs and sold under said Mortgage, as
his property. Terms, ,cash--purchasers
to pay for title. .;....s5s s. ..st
q 3. GAss, Agent. (
Nov. l3. prs. fee, 81 81
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NOTICE.:

AS 1t has been rumored abroad that
Madame PRUD'HoMME formerly Mad.
anne 2D'0waY intends leaving this city to
establislIherselfinP Philadelphia, she would
Inform The public that such a.report is en-:
iifely without Foundation, and that Her
Seminary is still open for sthesEeception of
Pupils and Boar,Iers. IS ~; $
! Ghari rieston, Nor. 40, q s44l - s.
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NOTICE..

a IN Election will be held on the Sc
IN cond Monday and Tuesday in Janu-
ary next, for Clerk of the Courllof Ker-
shaw District. Managers of Elections are
hereby ordered 10 meet2al. the several pla.
ces of holding. elections throughout the
District, open the polls and. proceed to?hold
said election--rmeet in Camden on Wed.
nesday after the second Monday, count
the votes and declare the election. 80.
: GEO. @. MCINTOSH, C.. c. p. :
Clerks Office, Nov. g., iS4l.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

The subscribers respectfully announce to the cit.
.zens Of Camden and its vicinity, that they have
formed copartnership under the style Of BELDEsN
& WATSON, and have taken the. stand formerly
occupied by Mr.. William Soyers, ono door north Of
the Masonic Lodge, where they; will execute with
neainess and dispatch, in the most fashionable
STYLE oil work in their line Of business Beirg prac.
ticul and experienced workmen, and determined
touse every excrtion in their power to give satsfac
tion they hopo to merit and receive liberal share
ofspatronago: = = - Z
All work warranted to fit, Or no charge mado.s
=; !, s,:.,.s ~ Al. BELDEN, T.
&. sis. ~ ~ W. NJ. WATSON. !:
Nov. "a 164l. 49, - =
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screw, with eight hands. Mr.. Sims cfal.
lenges the whole world, and part ofTexas
10 beat it, and if they can "come the
will then do his best. Let US hear, from
you friend Battle. What are you about!
- Fort Gaines Wing.
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ATTENTION TROOPERS.

VoUs are hereby ordered to parade al
your rendezvous in ;Camden, on The
THIRD Saturea (20th) in November. ss
By order of the Captain, - 80: -. Z
Z. & A e ssANCRUAl, %. s.
e q, ~ Pursuant TO a Resolution Sof the
Company at thelast tmeeting the fines for
deficiencies in uniform viii be strictly EN-
forced. &; - z. 20; 8
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MOUSE FOR SALE.

THE House now occupied by II. Holleyman, Jr.
and formerly by james D.. Lomierc, will be sold on
liberal terms. =, :, = a. -.
The situation is one of the best in Town for busi-
ness. For further particulars, apply to sl
Nov. 17.-T w. McWILLIE. !,
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NEGRO SHOES.
STOLEN

EROM The Guard Room, on Sunday,
IL the l7th October last, three BELTS
and BAYONETS: The Council will pay
a reward of Twenty Dollars forstfie con-
yiction af the thief, and the recovery of
the articles. BY order Of The Council, =
$, R. L.; WILSON, Recorder.
Nor. II. ii .s,:I. 49,
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~ Wig Re form FrankiDg fishing poles.
See the following extract from commu.
nicstion in the. Index, viz: 2
s.. Some time in the carly part of the sum-
merI happened at our city post office,
where Isaw one oflhe messengers belong
.ig eiing 10 the General Pos, Office hand in a
parce! about four feet long, carefully en-
veloped, tied, and sealed, directed to some
person in Virginia, and bearing the frank
of high dignitary of The Post Office De-
I partment, whilome an editor Of a Turf
Register. The pest Office clerk observed
that he thonght twas too heavy to be ad-
mitied in the mail, and returned it to the
messenger. Nov, what do you think
that parcel contained! i would give you
amonth of Sundays and you could not
: = guess; SO will .tell you. On inquiry, it
was found 70 be a jointed fishing rod,
weighing about four pounds, when extend
4 ed reaching sixteen or eighteen feet.
Any;person, curious ia the history ofEthe
! times, that .sauia take the trouble to in:
quire at The Post Office Department, might
learn more Of the,6shing rod and The fish.
efman TO e $ \ -, -
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REGIMENTAL. ORDER. !l] !
FIFTH. BRIGADE or CAVALRY

In pursuance of an order fronabe Com.
manderin-C Chief, youtare hereby ordered
TO parade fully armed and equipped. al
Columbia, on Wednesdayth fsth ofDe.
cember next at II o'clock An, for drill
and review.
By'orderof Col. Richardson. &
= ~ :.s JAMES CHESNUI, Jr. ,Ez
Adj't. 5th Reg. Cavalry.
Nov. II: 4l50. M
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ATTENTION! BEAT No. 9,

ATTENTION! BEAT No. g.
. YOU will parade in1frontof the Court
House on Saturaaysihe 20th inst, at 10
O'Clock A. 5M.armed andrequippedas the
law directs, for exercise and review.
:. The commissioned and non-commission-
ed officers will assemble on Friday. the day
previous. Z. .st.t =
BY order of Lieut.. Col Taylor.
R. w: ABBOT. Capt. Z
Nov. 9th, 1s4I. .s.
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DpringS tie! present onpf our SnPc-
:sri5r soar.s he Grand -Jnry found a true
SbiH Il as ST. r hotlanlsA Greene. President
.,5f .oi lie estera Bank 5of Geurgia, for a
da %, Iili ssslelaeanor.E The charge is fnund-
sassl aupen the refusal oTthc Bank to pay
specie llSsiercSis a proyisen.of *tne char
slerso of hat BBank, which declares thattl,e
Bank siial i.no. al anytime refuse to pay
specie, and that upon such refusal; The
charter shall be forfeited. 4lere is also,a
sect lian3 Of The Penal Code, which provides,
stsat Il. any bank sffcef shall violate any
pro So9 the. charter, he shall be indict-
& ed fora high misdenrcrnor. sssy5,s'
5 I.egisla tire certainly never con-
4tenspfated, that tkesmcre act of falling to
paY specie unconnected Withfraud, should
sbe an iaslictable offence; If they did, then,
S;e9er ffitet5of ever Y,su suspended Bank IN
lha State, ii subject I'd Indictment.
S SColups6Qs GcoJ Ar gas !.
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ThezCO.Partnership.

5 Heretofore existing under the name and
firm ofALDEN g. AUSTIN stltis. day
dissolved, by nut lal, consent. ~ = B:
35' II -, '5.f ~ + GEORGE ALDEN
80. s. g.. 4: EDWARD AUSTIN
~: ~ ;s:..zs..E = ;6sJ. d.. M URRA;Y. I !;
- y ~. ~ 8 e; w. BoNMEY.
Nov.l0, lNI 4 :.-s.. sl- e
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The Hon. ]. @. ADAMS has announced to his con-
sttuents that he shall cease to represent them at the
close of the present; Congress. -
From, The South carolinion.
COLI MAXCY GREGG.

The last Temperance Advocate, in
stating the resnltof The late election for
Colonel pays, the following just and we'll
isrserited tabatesto the sterling worth OF
this esiimabIe officer aud gentleman,
whose whole character reflects the highest
!. credit on The noble example, of fan honor
edandrespected sire, who has long made
Ibis name almost SYNONYMOUS with rlgld
s honesty and integritya and modest and un-
assuming devotion to the public good.
-. s.asRichland sDestrict has reason to be
proud ofthis higI.minded and honorable
young officer. 1t has long been said, that
"a candidate in Richland District must
s3treat1o liquor, or lose his eleclion---ln
,other Rnrds, must resort to bribery, or be
!. defeated. Capt Gregg, however, with a
purity of principle aad moral firmness, that
reflect tensfoH more honor, on him than
the. official distinction he has. gained, de-
termiDcd sto run, simply on his own merits M
.aas q gentleman. and an oflicer-scolnlng
] office ifhe had to creep into il through me
I low: and degrading path of treatlng ana
bribery. He diduot run as Temperance
: maj for hesis not-a clember OF temper
ance Society-7he simply, announced ms
Determination 10 treat no man forms ,I Fote;
This he scfupulpusIy adhered 10, and old
Rsciiiand has sho@nlhat she can aPPreel'
]. 3 ate and honortiie man who has the vlfture
and moral courage to act the high-mlnded
:genlie ans IN an Election canvass, as well
asi Ia social circle. We hope the day
sissnot distant, Whenfar shigherhonors shall
5eviicensto Col, iMsxcy Gregg that his lai-
ents. niteg gritty, and gentlcmanhy beamng,
are ffuIIy appreciated BY the citlzeEs OF
5 Rielland District. = .zs<. :-s:<ss. Z
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PLAINS AND KERsEYs
ESTATE SALE.

.s ESTATE SALE.
By ypetmission of James II. Wtherspoon, Jr.s Or.
dnary for Lancaster District will be sold on the 9th
and 9th of December next, at the late residence of
Absalom Hunley, decd. all the PERSONAL Es-
TATE of said deceased, consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture Plantation and Backsmith's
Tools, Corn, Fodder and Potatoes, stock of Hogs
Sheep, Cattle and Horses. Also, fourteen Negroes,
Some of which are young and very likly. ~
Conditions made known on the day of sale. :, .
ssss> :. j. S: .sQWELL,
.l;:s. JOHN EVANS, s
Nov. l7-4t. - f:,,e; 49,, -, 4dm'rs.
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It is embelshed with two elegant and highly tlnsll.
ed engrayings besides two pages of Music, Among
the contributors to the number before u.s. are some OF
2 the most eminent writers of the day. " &
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Cotton Packing Ertraor dinary.-zs.Mr.
j. SIMS, Oyersesr for Gen, " M Irssin, !,
off Henry county labama, packed injo
day, from sunrise TO sunset thirty two
square Bales Of Go tton; ayeragingg a7s
! pounds, wish Q common square shreadea
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MARRIED-On Wednesday evening last by the
Rev. Mr.. Harrington, CHAPMAN L: Mccoy, Esq. OF
Kerslaw, to Miss KrTURAu Mccoy, of Sumter Dis
trict. -.
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ON HAND.

5000 lbs superior Baltimore cured BAs,
CON SIDES, which will be sold "a bar
gain, if applied for soon
81 w. J. GERALD. {.
Nov. 3, 1s41: q = g.. {.
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PlANOFOR SALE.

A SECOND hand Piano., (Nunns nnake( ofgoo
IA tone, for sale low. Apply at this Office. !
!, Oct. 20. t46
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FOR BARGAINS,
g: 6 CALL AT !;
s9NRA RAhD0Se i:

THE subscriberhas just5reeeived at his
old stand, oae door south Of the Bank of
Camden, a general assortment of fGO0DSi
suitable for The seasons. which .heSoffers
low,fo cash. or on the>usual credit to his
.punctnal customers n q ~ Z; 49,
f. Wv, ). GERALD. 3
Nov. 8. 4t4S z,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-19
Mo6aFi Vegetable Life Pills and
Pk9nir Biffers.

TIME high Celebrity which these excelDen, Med.
IL cines havi acquired. in curing almost every dis
ease to which The human frame is liable il a matter
familiar with Utmost every intelligent person They
became knowi by their frus-their good works have
testified for em-they did not thrive by the faith OF
the creduloys.
In cases Costiveness. Dyspepsia, Bilious and Liv.
affectiots, Asthma, Piles, Settled Palms. Rheuna.
tsm, FevS md Agues, obstinate Hea da ches impure
Of Fluids, unhealthy appearance of the Skin
Nervous Debility. the Sickness incident to Females
in Delicate Health, every kind of weakness Of the D.
gestve Organs, and in all general arrangements OF
Health, these Medicines have invariably proved a
certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health to the most exhausted constitutions single
trial will place the Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters be-
You'd the reach OF competition in the estimation Of
every patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. At VIVA B.
Mogat's Medical Office, SIS Broadway, New-YOrk
N: b. None are genuine unless they have the fac
simile Of John Moffat's signature.
" The Life Pills are sold in bOxes-Price, 25 cts
80 cents. and VI each. according the size and the
Phoenix Bltters in bottes at 81 So each, with full
directions.
For Gratutous Disfrib,stion-An interesting little
pamphlet, entitled "Mofiat's Medical Manual, de.
signed as Domestic Guide to Heal,h-containiRe
accurate information concerning the most PREVALENT
diseases, and the most approved remed,es-by WIN.
B. MoFFAr" Apply TO the Agents
4 For sale by ChGrtes J. KIlbOur1, Liteh6eld Con.
December 10 ly2S
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OLD BACHELORS.

They are wanderers and ranlblers-never at home,
Making sure Of a welcome wherever they roam.
And evTy one knows that the bachelors den
Is a room set apart for these singular men
nook in the clouds, Of perhaps FIVE feet by four,
Though sometimes, perchance, may be rather more,
With sky light, or no light, ghosts g0blns and gIOom
And ev'ry where termed, "The Bachelors Room"
These creatures they say, are not valued at oil,
Except when the herd give Bachelors ball;
men, dressd IN their best, in their gold 'brOidered
vest,
It's known as fact, that they act with much tact,
And they lisp out, " How dot" and they COO and
And they smile for awhile. their guests to bepuile;
understanding and bending, for fear Of offending,
And they turn and they twist, and they cen play at
And they whirl and they twirl, and they whisk and
And they whiz and they quiz, and they spy with their
eye;
And they sigh as they fly;
tor they meet to be sweet and be feet their feet
Advancing and glancing, and dancing and pra ncine
And humping and jumping, and s,umping and thump.
ing;
Sounding and bounding, around and around;
Sliding and gliding, with minuet pace;
PirOuettlng and setting, with infinite grace.
They like dashine and flashing, a<,ing and splashnp,
And racing and chasing. and pacing and lacing;
Iheyare tr,terng and glltterlng. gallant and gay;
Yawning al! the morning. and lounging all day;
Love living in London-life lettering away
At the Club and at Crockfords the Park and the Pay
But when the Bachelor boy grows old,
And these butterfly days are past:
When threescore years their tale have told,
lie then repents at last.
When he becomes an odd old man,
With no warmer friend than q warming pan!
He is idgelty. frettul, and weary in fine,
Loves self and his bed, and his dinner and wines
And he rates and he prates and he the debates
ADVISES the world-and the women he hates;
Anc is pressing and DOING, and cozing all day;
And snoring and boring, and roaring away.
And he's snuffy and puffy, and huffy and stuffy,
And musty and tusty, and rusty and crus,y,
Sneezlng and wheeling, and teazing and freezing,
And grumhling and mumbling and stumbling and
tumhng,
Falling and bawling, and spra wiling and crawling,
And whitening and differing, and quvering and shiv-
ering.
Waking and aching, and quaking and shaking,
Ailing and failing, and always bewniling;
Dreary and weary, and nothing that's CHEEKY;
tiroanng and moaning, his sefshness owning;
And signing and crying, when lying and dying,
Grlcving and lleaVing though nOught is he leaving
But wealth. i'll health. md his pclf and his SELF
Then he sends for a doctor to cure or to kill,
Who gives him offence as well as pill,
BY dropping hint about making his will:
And rs fretful antiquity cannot be mended
The lonely life of the Bachelors ended
Nobody mourns him. and nobody sghs-
Nobody misses him-nobodv cries,
For nobody grieves when the Bachelor dies.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-19
LItCIbGeId Enquirer:
fUBLTsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
go BY HENRY ADAMS.
h. MERRIMAN,

AVING fitted up new and more con-
l. venient shop, would inform his friends
and the public generally that he still contin-
ues the business of Clock d Watch repairing;
and that from his experience and skill, and
by constant attention to this important branch
of business, hopes to give general satisfac-
lion, and receive share Of public patronage.
@ ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment of WATCHES AND JEWEL
,LERs' GooDs, consisting of lever, lepine, and
common scapement Watches, ear rings, fin.
ger rings, braast pins, silver spoons, specta-
cles, thimbles, pencil cases, butter knives,
sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighted spec
tac4es. steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee
zers, tuning forks, Music Boxes, Clarionets,
Flutes, Flies, Violin strings, clarionet reeds,
ctarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs,
Watch oil, &c. Also,
III DIR. VIM. Evans camomile, tonic, and ia
mily Aperient Pills, with directions, recon-
mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and
all stomach complaints.
N DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for teething,
with directions-a real blessing to mothers.
q Also, DR.. Hunts celebrated Pills, for Con.
sumption & Liver complaint, with directions.
s Also, DR.. Goodies Female Domestic Pills,
with ample directions. The above medicines
prepared by DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New York-sold here by
r. MERRIAM, Agent,
81 Nert east Of the Presbyterian Church.
Litchfeld, Dec. 2. q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-19

A gerry witty man walked up to an oyster stand
which bore upon it. as q sign, "OYsrERs. &C." and
laid down ninepence, saying he would take tina, mo.
ney's worth Of "0ndso FORTH" Upon this the keeper
Of the stand very quietly pocketed the cash, and
counted out to the joker twelve empty Shells observ
ing that the oysters had been eaten, and that these
were their "and So foriAs."
Way to tie Work-AOuse.-Joh Reeve was accosted
in the kensineton road by an elderly female with
small bottle Of gin in her hand, Pray sir, beg your
pardon. is this the way to the work house? John
gave her look Of clerical dignity. and pointing to the
bottle gravely said. No, ma am, but that is
The uery last Way of stealing-A German was ar.
rested few days ago, say the St. Louis papers, for
very novel mode Of stealing. 1t seems he had at
home cow and calf; he would 90 the city, steal
calf and carry it to market tied. driving the COW
along and sell The COW and calf. The purchaser
would take them home and turn Out the COW, suppos.
ing she would return to the calf but no sooner was
she out than she would run to her own calf. The
market masters suspicious first aroused by see.
ing the same COW frequently at market, and on pur.
suing the fellow up. the fact was proved.
The Bridgeport Farmer is copying the homilies and
representations Of the Hartford Patriot and Eagle
addressed TO the administration party. and crediting
them to a Whg paper. II the Farmer has indeed made
out the character Of the Patriot has done more we
presume, than the editor himself could do.-NorsCaM
Gazette.
The editor Of the Wilmington. N. c. Chronicle,
says that the c. in :he middle of Senator CalhOun's
name, stands for neither Cataline, nor Criss-bu
CHAMELEON
Joseph X. Weed. charged with having dsfrauded
the Banks at PoUghkeepsie and Newbure out Of
5000, was recently arrested at Ohio City. Ohio and
is now in the jail Poughkeepse. awaiting his trial
He tracked by the officer nearly 5000 miles be.
fore his apprehension.
Coda certain gentleman Of the law, in the
State Of New York. built him Office in tie form of
hexagon or six square. The novelty Of the strue-
ture attracted the attention Of come Irishmen who
were passing by; they made full stop and viewed
the building very critically the lawyer being
what dsgOsiea 1t their curiosity, lifted up the window,
put his head out, and addressed them What do you
stand there for like pack Of saucy blockheads, ga.
zing ut my Office; do you take Il to be church ?
One Of them replied. why indeed was thinking so,
til; saw the devil put his head cut Of the window
When we see old chap Of fifty, crazy as lad Of
seventeen, after girl Of eightseR, we think he 10
great fool; and SO is she, if she marries him.
McAigan.-The Troy Wing says. q gentleman
Of Michigan writes that the surplus wheat product OF
the State will be this year bushels and the
surplus pork, 100000 barrels.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-19
Geese Feathers.

q NHE subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep a constant supply of first rate
article of Geese FeHthers-selected
and packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from 20 1850 lbs; and will furnish
at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs
OF quality they will warrant to be as good
as the best, at as low prices as can be pur-
chased of equal quality in the state.
s. & l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, l64l. l6lO
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Etna Insurance COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD,
INSURE Dwelling Houses, Stores, Furni-
Il ture, stocks of Merchandise. Mills, Manu-
factories, Manufacturers stock, Barns, Far
ners' stock in buildings or stacks, and every
other species Of insurable personal property,
against Loss or Damage bv Fire.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
LichfeM, 1910. q
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The Rail~ay Whistle.-Few sounds are more as
founding than this whistle heard during the still
hours Of the night particularly if you are suffering u
der severe nervous affection. The thrill which vi
before there rumbling as of distant thunder
increasing every n,omen, in loudness; the ground
trembles and Won hear kissing and rushing as of
ons abode by an earthquake. You look through the
darkness. and behold figures by kind of bale fire.
standing like on pedestal yet shooting past
ling of an eve they were gone the rumbiine and the
rushing. and the Kissing are heard no more the hurly
hurly has sped EDWARDS il impelled by tate. and
nehes stop opd thus
the situation Of the my voyagers fer voyaeers
they in that fiery and far sounding vehicle reck.
lesslv hurrying on Il commissioned by the powers
which brave men quail to mention, to sweep over this
our dim. durnal sphere. on a message of mighty i'm.
port but whittier hound. defes conjecture. IT'S
passing strange.-English paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-19
Oil Cloth Il Paper Hangings,
May Ii. FOR SALE BY A. PIP. CAMP.
GOODS at Cost. or Less

YNHE full assortment of Dry Goops, Gro.
Il CERES, &C. assigned by s. GALr1N for
the benefit of his creditors, are now offered
for sale at cost, and many articles less than
cost. for the purpose of closing up the concern
without delay. AS there are in this assert.
ment many valuable and desirable articles,
those who wish to avail themselves of an op-
portunity of purchasing Goods. Crockery and
Groceries at great bargains, will do well to
call and examine for themselves, ut the late
stand of Mr.. Galpin, in East street.
by ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES.
Litch6 field, June "a, l64l. a
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The following is one of the lates, Preparations
the New Orleans Picayune-
Truth is mite-y-so is cheese,
Fancy's flighty-so is feas.