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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
New Map Of Ohio.

The subscribers propnss publishing new edl-
ton ofRheir map Of the State of Ohio
This NJ up is compiled from Ihe Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office al Cincinnati, in part
by Mr. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as a
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attes,rd, not only by the present sur
vsyor GsaeraI, but cnafrmei by the ssftilicate
h,rounto attached, Of Robert I. Lytla, Esq, tho
Predecessor Of Mr., Halnes and will exhibit tho
ts,tton8, fractional Sections. Virginia Military
SURVEYS, principal roads, Public works and con-
tsmpated publc Improvements, together with
tho htkei. Rivers. indian Reservation, counties
Towns, cities and villages, which viii bo laid
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There rs no doubt that this map will contain
tbs most minute and authentic Information OF
any state map ever published. One of tha pro-
prie.ors hasvisitsd every county in the S!ate for
tbs purpose orgathsrin- every information requls-
he. to insurs correctness This fact Of itself,
will necessarily give assurance to- those who may
pntroni2e the map, that for real utility, 1t must
suosrssde any mapgot up East, for tbs purpose
of state, but without the advantage OF the per-
sonal inspection and anor that has been bestow-
ed exclusively on this.
The stzs of the map will be between and &
feet square, neatly colored incounties, mounted
and varaished and sold to subscribers at the low
pfice of six dollars. -,
Agents OF companies taking ten copies, will
be allowed deduction offorty per cent.
DQGLITTt j. & MUNSON.
Engraven and map pub ishers, Cincinnati
have examined the compilations made from
the public surveys in this office by Mr.. Morrison,
for Messrs Dooi,te & Munson, who are about
to publish a sectional map of the state Of Ohio,
and 50 fars they reats TO the public Surveys
thsya-e correct. ROBERT !. LYTLE.
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati.
A rr1is. q ISl[
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
State of Ohio, Brown County,
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
August Term, 1871.
Margaret Nichols, Administrative
Of Robert Nichols, decd. P'
Tho heirs Of Robert Nichols,
deceased.

Tho heirs of Robert Nichols,
deceased.
be it remembered, that the psIoner, on tho
26,h day of June, l64l, fled in the Clerks office
of said Court ner certain petition, setting forth
that the personal estate Of said Robert Nichols,
deceased, is insufficient to pay the debts and
claims against said estate, and praying that the
real sItais of the said deceased be sold by the Or
der of said Court, to pay the debts and claims
aforesaid.
On motion, and it appearing, to the sat'fac-
ton of the Court, that tho defendants, Reason
Nichols, Elizabeth Nichols jun'r, Peggy Ann
Nichols, and Joseph Nichols, children Of Joseph
Nichols, deceased, are not residents of The State
of Ohio, it is ordered, that notice of the Penden'
ey of the petition, and Of the substance and pray
er thereof, be published in the Democratic
Standard" a newspaper published in said coun'
ty Of Blown, and in general circulation therein
for six weeks in succession previous TO the mex
term of said court, to which time this cause il
continued. JOHN II, BLArE, Clerk.
D. G. DEvoRr, Atty.
September l3, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
N Office.

The claims belonging to the late firm o
r. MYERS g. B. c. Baker atel left with me for col
lection. Those who wish to save costs, will cal
Immediately and discharge them. -..,
D. G. DEVOEE.
IDJ1
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
rxacutrix's Notice,

laA % q VI IA . 4NSVEN y
A Ii, those indebted to the estate of William
n Brown, deceased, late of Byrd township,
Brown county, are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment. Those having claims against
said estate are required to present them, legally
n-oyen, within one year from the date hereof.
ELIZABETH BROWN, Expcutrix.
Nav lTib ISIl
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hanson L. Penny Brown Com. Pleas,
VS.. Vendi.

vs.. Fendi.
Mordicai Levi.
VDY virtue of writ Of Tendiiioni Erponas to
ID ma dirsc cd by the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, will exposs
to sale, at tho font door of the Court House in
Georgetown, on Saturday, the 18th day of Oclo-
Der, lS4l, between the hours of 10 aud 4 O'Clock
on said day, the following real estate, 10 wit: In
lot number | a in North Georgstawn, Brown
;ouuty, Ohio, containing one story log dwelling
house.
To be sold as the property of Ncrdicai Levi,
in the above case. Terms cash. Valued at
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Shift B. CO.
Sheriff S Office, Sept. lllh, 1Stl.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.
Fund Commissioners
Of Brown County, o.
VS..
Jesse J. Merrill's
heirs.
Brown Com. Pleas.
In Chancery.
Order of sale.

DURSUANT to an order of tho Court OF Com
III mon Pleas, within and for sBrown county,
Ohio, mais at their August term, lS4l, viii
offer for sale, Al the front door ofthe Court house
10 Georgetown, on Saturday tbs 10th day of DC
lober, lS4l, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock
on said day, the following real estate, to witt
In Lot number ~ in South Georgetown, Blown
county, Ohio.
O,derod to be sold in the above case. Termi
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sh'f B.C.O.
Sheritf's Once, Sept. lllh, l84l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
suERIFF'S SALE.
Drown CountY Common Pleas.

John Hawland, Levi Rowland, Nathan.
iel Rowland, Thomas Rowland, Iz,tus
Howland Stephen Howhnd, - How.
land, widow Of John Howland, deceas
ed, Charity Rowland, Maryby Jacobs
and Thornton her husband, Deborah
Myers, and---NYers her husband,
Ruby Reed, and William her husband,
and Pa1meiia D1yidson, LucndaDayid.
son, Harriet Davidson, Greenleaf David,
soa,Penbrook Davidson, Melinda David
son, and Mary Ann Davidson, and 10.
seph Davidson
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
AUGUsT TERN, lS4l.

SgobS "a OAAASg 9AOWA OOUubYs
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
AUeUsT TERN, lS4l.
James Wright, Administrator
of William McKltrick, Dec.
vs.. Petition
Alexander Wright, to sell
William Wright. land.
Be il remembered. that on the 29th
day ofJnne lS4l, the Petitioner fled in
said Court his certain Petition setting
forth that the personal estate Of said Will
lam McKitrick, dec. is insufficient to pay
the debts and claims against said estate,
aud that the said McKitrick died having
the legal title TO one hundred acres of
land lying on the Rattlesnake fork of Ea-
gle creek in said county Of Brown, which
he devised, by will duly executed and re-
corded, to the above named defendants,
subjectto the paymenl Of all the Just debts
of said testator. The prayer of the Peti-
ton is that said tract of land or part
thereof, as to the said court may seem
proper, may be sold to pay of and dis
charge the debts and claims aforesaid i,
with costs and charges Of administration
and incidental fees and expenses, un-
der such regulations as are provided by
law.
And on motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court, that Alexander
Wright, one of the defendants, is not Z
resident oft State of Ohio,it is order
ed, that notice ofth pendency of the Pc
, ttion and the substance and prayer there
: of, be published in the democratic
Standard,"a newspaper published in said
county and in general circulation therein
six weeks in succession previous TO the
next term of said court, to which timt
this cause is continued.
JoHN H. BLAIR, Clerk.
D. G. DEvoRE, Atty.
September l3, lS41.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
THE STEAM BOAT
Law Notice.

DAVID G, DEV0RE win practlcebis pro.
fessio1 in the Courts Of this Judicial circuit
Otdee IN Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, al
she NORTH East corner Of the public squae.
May 18th, ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
New Ferry.

july I7th 1871.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06

1.-THE means of that institution, swithout parallelin
the history Of commercial transactions, and not
the least singular of the features Of the case, is
the fact that the very men who caused this wide
spread ruin should be allowed, now that the in
stitution has ceased TO exist as bank, to make
such wanton havoc with the property of holders
of the liabititiesard the stock of the bank. The
capital of the bank was 535,0G0GG0; of this
S20,000,000 are held abroad Tie corner inthe
notes, assisted by the movements Of well known
house in Wall street, 10 whom we have frequent
ly alluded, and who being agents for a large
number of foreign stockholders have sold the
stock under trust in the market, in order both TO
use the money and to make aproft BY buying in
at less rates, have combinedto depress the stock
within the last ninety days fillS20 per;share and
thereby annihilated S7.G0O,G00 ofproperty, in Or
der to put paltry sum IN their Own npcckets Ac-
cording TO the return Of The bank lest year, there
were 52,075 shares, valued at S5,207,600 held
by females and orphans. Therefore, by the ope-i
ration allndcdtc, i,G1, $50 has been taken out
Of the pockets of these helpless individuals.-i
Who can contemplate without horror, the tcrri--
bic mass OF human wrelchedncss growing out of
these Ec2rtless acts! BY The last accounts from
England there was 4 croog movement making to
bring the bank agents there 10 an account for the
manner in which tie property has been managed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
Election N0dEcc.

In obedience TO an order from the Executive De-
parmcnt, nn election is hereby ordered to 10 held on
the second Monday and the day following in January
next, for Sheriff Of Kcrsaw District, to fill the va.
cancy occasoncd by the resignation Of Benjamin
Gass, Esq. Managers of Elections will attend at
their respective polls on the day appointed, proceed
TO hold said election ard make their returns accor-
ding to law.
GEO. Q. MCINTOSH, C. C. r. X. u.
Clerks Office, Nov.2l 1871
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
New Tailoring Establ ishmena

Tho subscribers respectfully announce to the ciii..
zens of. Camden npd lis vicinity, that they have
formed a eopartnership under the style Of BELDEN-
&'WATsoN, and have taken the stand formerly
occupied by Mr.. William seyerns one door neHh4ofs
the Masonic Lodge, where they will execute with
nealness and dispatch, ifstho most fashionhble:
STYLE al work inheir line Of business. Being prdc.
tical and experienced werkmen, and 9detetmined
TO every exertion in their power satsfac
ton, they hope to merit and receive lberaisharei
of patronage. = s zsss: IS
All work warranted TO fit, or 40 charge aad0.ys )
-; g Al. BELDEN, g g.,
sa. -. =. s59l;:. w. NJ. WATSON. !. s.
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wTE,EIAna MUM TE Ess. q.

- ER,cHARLoTTE, N. c. -
OFFERS his servicssl lotle citizens ofcamden,!s.
W C.und its vicin;ty.,yand assures those who may
patronizc him tal from the Pronptnoss andstyle m
which he executes orders lie VIII general satfaction
lJPcrsons wishing binding done Gan, by leaving
lloir work at The Camden Journal Office, have it
forwarded an returned without any cxpcnsestor cG.
riagc. 80 Nov.24.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
ESTATE SALE.

BIZ permission of James Il. Witherspoon, il. Or.
dinary for Lancaster District WILDE soldo6 The 9th
and 9th Of December noxt ct Che late residence of
Absalom HunIoy, decd all the PERso oNAE Es.
TATE Of said Deceased, consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation and Backsmith's.
Tools, Com, Fodder and Potatoes, stock of Hogs
Sheep, Cattle and Horses. Also, fourteen Negroes.
Some Of RIlicll sate youns and very iiklY ssr #.
Conditions made known on the day of sale AZ
: 50 90 & -: .::s..ss,. J.ls. soWELLy n
JOHN 3ETaNs, Is.s:.ssr S
I NV. 17:4t. 8. ~ Z :Adm'rssss
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
From The WnlisOnia11.
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.a :


On Tuesday last, the case ofthe persons ndct-
ed ior riot in front OF the Presidents House, on
leniGlf oftHe 18th Of August, was called for
trial. The District Attorney stated 10 the Court
that he haLr1Co.vea Il communication from the
President of;le United States, suggesting TO the
Attorney 20 enter with the consent Of the Court,
"a no!Ie proseJni in the case He a5verted 10 va
r;ous public considerations whichwoId have pre-
vented him !ronmoTosng 20 the President TO
exercise, il suc', a case, the Executive prero-a-
I've - aE!yc:!2e O ce2v!c;,oH :t,inasnuch as
thc.'re idont, o. his oH:: motior, had been pleas
cd 20 make he suggestion r2erroi 10 the AHor-
ney was willing, with the consent of the Court,
10 enter the 1,0Ne proS$ils. The Court a$sented;
lie 3124e pTQSe?ui was entered: andthe comintlri-
cation rom ;ie Frcs:den. wasrcaa, and directed
10 be fled amoag tho papers in The cause.
MIR. LeGoX, Cf ecu lsel for some Of the rioters,
thea rose, ard, il terms honorable to him as an
advocate and citizen, EXPIRE ell the deep regret
ul his clients for Their npropc conduct and-their
sense OF The Presidents mlgAanimity in authori-
zing, in so graceful i manner, the abandonment
of the prosecution.
The Court expressed It's qualification at the re-
mark which Ind iallen from the bar. and its con-
idcnce that proceedings so offensive, to the
laws, and 90 dcroga.ory TO the character and in
|terests the metropolis o. the nation, would
Inevcr again Gccur.
The following is a cory OF the Presidents let
ter:
"SIT: LIavinr understood that prosecution
WIS pca!ing in the Criminal Court of the District
I.ofCoiumb!a agains: certain persons charged with
having been engaged in a riot in August last, 10
the disturbance Oh III family, | gleave to sub
init 10 you the Froprioty entering, withthe con-
sent Of the Court. n0l!e 3r5sequi in ice case
Il was one o! those outbreaks OF popular feeling
incident, in some decree, 70 our form of Govern
!neut, and entirely evlno3ceRt and harmless in
It's character. sly confidence in tie gooI sense
and becoming teal!ng IN the people Of The Dis
fr!ct leads me 10 belicre that there will be no
danger Of similar occurrence in future, and that
therefore those who have been betrayed into a
thoHgl,tess proceeding will rot be likely to re-
peat it.
"Be assured ofmy constant regard.
I ' "J.%TILER
"ATr TExDA1J. H-I--.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
PRICES REDUCED.

F51HE subscriber will dispose OF his remaining socH
IL of NEGRO CLOTHS, BLANKETS, BAG
GING and ROPE, at very reduced prices, previous
10 the first of January next.
Those wishing 10 supply themselves with any Of
tho above Goods, can have them on The hest terms for
cash. or on credit till the first OF January.
Aiso-On hand, and arW be sold chcqp,
A supply Of Flanncs, BroadcotIrs Cassilnercs and
Vcsngs. some of them very handsome Also,
Fancy Silks ard Clallys, French and English Mcri-
noes, Fancy Plads French, English and American
Prints, fashionable Hats and Caps.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves. f.. w. BONNEY.
A2so-F0r iSnlc
4 light CARRIAGE, with single and double Har-
ness, nearly ncw Il North Carolina built Wagon
with every thing belonging TO it complete.
They will be sold (for cash or Tor note payable
at B rnk) at a great bargain Z. w. b. Be-
Nov. 81. asS1,|
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A Memo ELECTED TO TIE LEGIsLA- -RB.-I'2e
Philadelphia Chronicle says: =" The voters Of
Townsend, Mass. have bcen amusing Themselves
by eleeting a "5lackman,' as he is. called, to-le
State Legislature. The cause Of this st:an &C
movement was brought about by the vo!cs of de-
mocrats and wings, who had became iIceased at
the abolitonists for Running one Of that faith, and
thus preventing the choice Of any candidate. NJ
ter two or three Intellectual bll!o:.ngs were held
the two parties became veXed at their abolition
brethrcn aud determined to give them full
blooded abotiols;, without mistake. They &C.
coriinglY camst an understanding upnnthe sub
jcct, nomnateda a very black, butyery respectable
Old man. and nhrchel in bod 70 The polls, aud
actually elected nm TO tie Massachusetts Le-
gislatu5c, by, al overwhelming maiorty. The
aboEtionists OF course .stuci 70 Their candidate,
end actually votcl against him. But it. seems
the joke is rQt cutie perfect. The polls were
kept open ialf an hour beyond the legal ti:nc, and
of course the election is null Another me ating
is to be called iIaricd;atcly and il the Abolition
lists still hold oUt, the old man VIII be elected as
sure as fate
They will he certain 10 hold out-:lIera is no
back-out in a5olit:oEiats. Tha more ;Iiey are
beat the harder they strive, aada there is no law
in hat State against .regro holding tie circe,
we may expect to hearof Old Cuay claiming the
right to a seat in the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture.. Ifhe obtains it, weswoud advise Mr.. John
oaincy Adams lortllwithto oferfor seat in the
same body. In a warn room, near ;ha9sido OF
the s'5lack man. he might experience o1c of the
comforts of sitting in council with Haytien
Ambassador.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
= The Renowned HORSE, q
BBR nR AND, . . NI6E.,.

EETfLL stand the nest season at the plantation
sS of the subscriber in Clarendon county, Sum
ter district, and be let TO mares at scyenly-ive dol
lars the season, and one dollar 10 the Groom. The
money forthc season, negotiable note given be
fore the mare is taken away. Gentlemen sending
mares from distance, 10 the care Of the subscriber,
can have them fed at fifty cents per day. Every
will be taken TO prevent accidents escapes but
no liability for cither, should they occar.
DESC RIpTEo7T
BERTRAND, JUNIOR is about 5fcc,, 9 inches
ligI, ofa deep cIcsnut color, without any white, of
perfect symmetry, groat muscular developemcnt and
commanding appearance. lie was foued OH the 2d
Of April, 1927.
PEDIGREE.
BERTRAND, JUNIOR was sired by llle fimous
horse old Bertrand, who was:got By old Sir Archy,
whose pedigree deem unnecessary 10 givc.S His
dam Eiiza Dull sister 10 the wGllknown horse Galls
TIM by The imported Bedford; s. dam, Inc imported
mare MnnlLriGo. BrT;ra:id Juniors dam, Trans.
port was got By Virginius; her dam the celebrated
running marc Nancy Air. For ler pedigree see A
merican Turf Register vol. 2, page 309) yirginus
wns got by tic imported hose Diomcd: his dam.
Rhca, was got by Chatiam; his 6. oam by Eclipse;
his g. g, dam by The imported horse Shark; his g: G..
e. dam by the imported horse Silver Eye; his g. 6.
g. g. dam by the imported Horse Valiant. ] deem
it unnecessary TO trace the pedigree of Bertrand, Jr.
further as his stock SO well known throughout the
United States. Transport his dam was never heat
ell four mile, nor @Ecscr put up I'M trace of four
miles. after mile aid half; and never lost but
racc, and that three mile handy cap race, and
then notin condition.
Bertrand, Juniors limbs arc as fine this day, as
they were at three years old, with single blcmsh,
anu disappearance tina, Of Il colt
The SEASON to commence on the FIRST Of February,
and end on the first Of juno
:. Servants boarded gratis. No ceommodation for
white men coming with mares They mustsboaTd
somewhere in the ncighhorhood,
WILLIAM II. B; RICHARDSON.
Dec. G. 14l1.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
Pianos Received.

Fa'iIE subscriber has just received few PIANO
L FORTES, on consignment. One of them is of
Chickering's very hest make, with iron frame, and
three pedals. Those wishing to purchase, rcqucs-
ted 10 call socn they will bc sent 10 Columbia if
not disposed Of i'll a short timc They will be sold
at Charleston prices.
Nov so ss- i. W.B 1NNEY. (.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06

dearest rights.s=It is time, Mr.. Editor to speak
out on this subject, or before we are aware ofsit
the last hope of liberty may have winged its fight
to o.her climcs flour Judges have not the right
to drink when they please, and as much as they
will you have the kindness to tellme who has!-
Our paper has given out, or we might pursue this
subject further.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
Head Quarters,

Order No. - CLAREHpoN Noy.!Ty 1s4LSs3t
EA W, TAYLOR Esq. haying ;beenap apPoidtel
GuesA &c. CaaHlo lis ExeeilescY me Cover.
nor viii the. rank of Lieufedaht CoIonel, will be
ohe5; ana res .ccledeccprdingiy. =, - M r ~ :
BY order Of the. Gopmandtr-in Chief.
JOHN5Ls MANNING: de Camp I
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
EQUAL RIGHTS.


The Democratic party Of Georgia have nomi-
mated Messrs. CoLQUITT, BLACK and COOPER, as
their candidates for Congress, to supply the va
cancies occasoncd by The resignation of Mcsgrs.
NEsB1Tr, DAWSON and AFFORD. The gentle
men nominated (says the Athens Banner) are
well known to the people, and the peculiar posi-
ton in which they stand, entitle them to the con-
fdence of the Democracy. Driven from their
former political associations because they pre-
ferred principle to party; prescribed by the
Wings because they could not co2sceA;ous:y'
oppose Mr. Van Buren's administration, they
presented themselves last year before the peo-
pie, and were taken up and supported by CIR
friends But through the potent influence OF
hard cider, and other equally senSeless deTlces,
they, in common with our whole ticket, were de-
featcd. Since then time has been had ior re-
Election; the people are comparatively cool; and
it has been Judged expedicnt to see whether pub
lie opinion sustans these gentlemen in the patri-
o:ic course they lastyear pursued. This is TO
doubt the reason why they have been nominated
asthe candidates OF the party, and if our parry is
what it was fcwswssks ago, they will re.nrn
them to the seats il Congress from winch they
were drivenby Nlig proycr; ;p.ion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
Glorious ,NeWssto the Afflicted !lss lls

THE subsefibcr las recoiysd large Supply of
PEASE,S SsHoARH0LtND CANDY. lfsSr Inc quo
Of Coughs, Colds; e;onsnnp tion5 &C. SSe 8 I I
The merits this, article ats So. we'll known HAT
,e deems i unnecessary pbgsfnny Of fha nunls.
sous certificates proving but Should aa
one bezsccptealsoh tie subject calling on
!subsctter tlreyswill be FURNISHED Rils,be napese
indyidualssof undpubted integsity
borhood, who llasc been relieved uss of4hs
artice,and willWillingly testify y its syrtuest
Noys1 ~ J.: r.
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RENDEZVOUS DEKALB RIFE GUARDS
NovEMBER19 1841. ES

= .t.sS ~'N'---.-~'
| company Order, NO.90.l .S.s:.s )
In pursuance of orders fromJthe Coms
mander.in-G Chief, you are hereby ordered
to parade al your rendezvous on MON
DAY, the 9Th of December next, at g;
o'clock A. NJ. fully uniformed and equip
ped, and provided with four days rationss
and camp aquipsge.
The Quarter Master Sergeant will have
Wagons in attendance to receive the bag-,
gage, and the command will take np the.
line of march for Columbia, at Il o'clock
precisely. =, - -
The Sergeants and Gorporals are cbarg.
ed with the extension ofthis order to- the
country members. - sssSi : -
A ConrtMsrtial willbe held on M onday,
the 18th December TO try all defaalters
for non-attendance or deficiency in uni
form or equipments.
By order Of Capt. Dkinson, ssssss- -
= ss wv. B. JOHNSTON, O, S.
r Nov:a24, alS4l.
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HOUSE Eap he SHEE.

TIL House now occgpjed, by H Holleyman.J
and formerly BY James Iemierc, wilkbe soldoah
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