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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01

FAcrs-Facts are stubborn things
Ia poor farmer will be poor man: I,
5 IA large manure-heap makes a full
grainery.
8. Intelligence to plan, industry to exc
cute, and economy to preserve-prosperl-
ty follows. -.
4. Ignorance, idleness, and waste, are
followed close in rear BY distress, pow
erty, and want. -
5. The interest and happiness sof the
owner of all domestic animals are promo
ted by kind treatment, full feeding and
cleanliness. Try it. .sar
6. Poor tillage poor crops.
ITO raise an abundance ofgrass is the
foundation of all good husbandry, and
should be the first and last effort of every
person who desires to be a successful and
prosperous farmer. @ IS:
8. Plants derive their nutriment from
the soil, and every crop removed takes a.
way part of its productive power, which an
honest farmer will take pleasure and de-
rive profit from restoring as soon as posi-
bic.
9. Those who trespass on the kind dis
position 70 the soil, to produce crops, with
out making adequate returns to it, are soon
brought to judgment.
10. A wise man will spread neither his
manure nor his labor over more ground
than will enable him to attain maximum
result.
IL. Postponing doing right, is doing
wrong.
l2. A we'll cultivated gardenis the most
profitable part of a farmers domains.
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GODOLPHIN..

This Celebrated Horse will stand the
approaching Summer season at Camden,
The season will commence on the LIST of
July and end on the 10Th August, andtbel
fall season from the 18th Of August to the
18th of November, al S. D. HammonPs.--
He will be let to Mares during the Sum-s
mer Season) at fifteen Dollars the. single
Visit twenty Dollars the Season and fhy
Dollars to Insure--50 Gents to the Groom.
in every instance. Money, OF an approved
note payable on the lst day of November
next must be sent with each mare or she
will not be served. ':,:lsi... -.
PEDIGREE. +.
Godolphin was got by Eclipse, oat Of
Sylph; she out Of Lottery, by Hephestion;
he out of Castianira, (Sir Arcby dam, by
Imported Buzzard; his blood gees immedi-
ately back to The best English stock. In
short, there is net a better bred horse in !;
The y. States, Or in England:
June, 20. So So
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From the Yankee Farmer.
THEORY OF MANURES.

Pntllc attention al last seems thor
ougbly aroused to the importance of ap.
plying scienli6c-principles to every branch
Of the arts Of cultivation; but that which
appears Just now. to be The favorile topic
of inquiry.sis the, action of maaure.
Nothing can be more simple than the
theory of manures. A plant, like an ami
mah requires food. and obtains il from
the air and from theea certain kinds
of food are required by all plants indis-
criminately: :Rsuch as water carbonic acid,
anet nitrogen. Other kinds of food are
indispensable 10 some species, and useless,
or even deleterious to others; such as
alkaline substances, salts of iron, copper,
and other mineral matters. The art Of
manuring consists in augmenling, wi,Ein
certain limits, the quantity of that kind
oi food which is universally necessary,
IN supplying sufiiciency of that which is
specially demanded dy each species, and
withholding that which is useless or de.
s1etrious.
g But, although the theory of manures Is
thus simple, the application of il is in
! reality, extremely complicated, and in.
wolves "a great variety of details. which
none but the chemists can possibly ex
anime. 1t is, in the fist place, necess,.
ry to determine what kind OF food 3
plant specially requires: this cansonly De
learned from ananalysis, both of lis or
gansof rege,ation, and Of those of fructi
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DISsOLUTHON.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of FERGUSON 81 EA-
TON, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons having claims upon
the firm will present them to A. w. EA,
TON. And all persons indebted to the
firm are particularly requested to pay to
A. w. EATON, who is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for the same.
ROB'T. FERGUSON,
A. w. EATON. ~
Columbia, August l6, ls4l.
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FOB SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber being desirous Of de-
voting more Of his time and attention to
another branch Of his business, will close
his House of Public Entertainment, on
The second Monday in August next; he
offers the same for sale or rent. Any per-
son wishing to embark in that line of bust
ness, would do we'll to call and examine
the premises. The terms will be made
accommodating. =
He takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to a generous public for the very
liberal patronage they have given him.
L. SECREST.
Lancaster, July 12, 26l32.,
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with how limited means the best comforts
and luxuries of life may be purchased
Nor, were these instances few. The coun.
ty of Berkshire abounds with examples of
this domestic comfort and independence.
Much to be regretted will be the change
which has already invaded many parts of
the State. when under the pretence of su-
perior cheapness, these household fabrics
shall give place to the more snowy but
fIimsy products of foreign industry; and
the healthy exercise ofdomestic labor and
household cares shall be deemed degrad-
ing in our wives and daughters, and ex.
changed for the idleness and frivolitles OF
pride and luxury.
agree entirely in the sentiment above
EXPRESSED, that every farmer slfonld, as far
as possible, supply the wants ofhis family
from his own farm. He should supply
himself with bread, meat. vegetables, milk,
butter, cheese and clothing, so far as his
farm can be made to do it. He can al
most always do it at less expense than
he can purchase these supplies. The la.
Dor requisite for the purpose may often be
given at times when it would not other.
wise be occupied; and by hands for which
there might otherwise be no employment.
The sentiment Of self:respect and self.de-
pendencc, inspired by such course is a
great gain. The satisfaction of eating
br cad raised by ones own labor is not
small, and various and important moral in
. fluences, which shall not now discuss,
renders it altogether desirable; though in
some cases the same amount oflabor con.
sumed in their production if applied in
other ways, would purchase larger
amount of the same supplies. Though the
supply Of our own great wants from our
own farms might seem, however, in some
cases TO be pecuniary loss, it is always
in the end moral gain, with which the
pecrniary loss is not to be put in compe-
tition.-Coleman' Surrey.
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The State of South Caralina
KERSHAW DISTRICT
j Dunlap,
VS.. Ca. Sa. in Debt,
Samnel Shiuer ----.

SAMUEL SILVER, the Defendant,
who is in the custody of the Sheriff OF
the said District by virtue of the above
stated case, having. in order to entitle
himself to the benefit Of the Act entitled,
San Act for the more efectual relief ofin-
solvent debtors,' filed schedule of his
whole estate and effects in the office of the
Clerk Of The Court of the said District:
Notice is hereby giuen. to the said 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
Shiver may be indebted, personally or by
Attorney to 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 Which time and place the said
Samuel Shiver will apply for his discharge
under the said Act. to shew cause if eny
they can, agninst the said discharge.
G. @. MCINTOSH, c. c.p
June 26. 1s4l. Prs. fee S13 so.
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STRAYED.

From the Plantation sof ;Ds. Jona .5
DENNIs, on the Slse OF gnty lasf, q;
small sorrel Horse with a star, in his fsee;;3
one White hind foot, and is about nine or
ten years Did; mother marks reinsfnbe
A liberal reward willsbe given 10 any1ps
son who will deliver: This horse 10 the sub-s
scriber at Blshopyilb or asllitabfe reward
to any who will take up the harse and
communicate The fact 10 me so that Lget
him. - 5s. 80 2
THeMAssMUIDR oH
August 11,51S4I.. ~; ~
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DENTISTRY.

nR. j. LEE continues the practice o
- Dentistry in Camden. He will, on
application, visit families in The surround
ing country without Extra charge.
All operations will be on :he most ap-
proved principles, and warranted at least
equal 10 the best done in this community,
Feb. 10. r.. r.
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NEGROES FOR SALE. =

Two valuable Negro Men, pnesa sfrst
spatroon and jobbing carpenter, about 355
years old, thesother a field hand % years;
old, both likely and,o good character will
be solda reduced price for cash. For
information apply to fa2s. 81
& :. -. Z Is.,s.g C.sJ. ssIIANNoN
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filled with the.wonders and lighted up with
the glories of its author, and whose apart,
ments are filled with the stores Of his
eoodness and his love- Main Cultioator.
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
FOR FALL SOWING.

Among which are the following:
Ruta Baga,
Spring 4,
! CARROT, ONION and sPINAGE,
And variety Of other Seeds. The. Tur.
nip seed will be sold low blythe pound. 8
sss77sSs92.z :S:s5 P. THORNTON, P. NJ.
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A CARD

DR. WIN. REYNOLDS desires to in
~ form his friends and the public gen
'erally. tha, having entered into connection
with DR.. BLANDING Of Columbia, he
will now devote himself entirely 10 the
practice Of Dentistry.
This opportunity cannot he allowed to
pass, without sincere expression ot CRATE.
ful Acknowledgements to his friends aud
natrons, for that confidence which has al
ways been manifested towards him, whilst
beiure them as a medical practilioner.-
Now about 10 embark, more extensively,
in the practice of Dentistry, he begs to as
sure them that it shall be his aim, sllll Ia
;nreserve this confidence; and in all his
Dental operations, (sureical or mechanic
al, to give such, satisfaction as Will insure
a continuance of 1t.
The we'll deserved and extensive rcpu'
ta,ion which DR.. Blanding has long SINCE
ACQUIRED, needs no comment. Therefore
when thus connected, the hope is express
Ssed, that without presumption they may
look for that confidence from an enlis hi'
ened and discriminating public, which
they. seyeraily, ard individually enjoyed
1r. r. will visit Camden frequently
and Dr. B. intends doing so shortly.
T. IN
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Just Received,

A SUPPLY Of the following appEovetl
Medicines which have been found
eficacious in the. diseases for which they
are recommended sslssss ss:.es;
HAYS LINIMENT. .ss:s:ss ssss:ss &
This article has a popularity far sIrpss-
sing any patent article as a ssoYereignsre-:
medy for the piles. s. a. I, s;ss
NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.
This article has acquired reputations for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Infpenza, and
all affections of the Chest. Warranted
genuine. :: - !: .33ssss I
ALSo-Macauba, Rappee and Scotch
Snuff. of Mrs. Mil1ar's manufactory; aud
which is now sought after by Snnf. akers,f
who desire good article. lss:,s. 8 8.
For sale by DELEON 81; LEVY
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South Western Rail Road Bank.
CHARLESTON, June I4. I

CHARLEsToN,sJ June IA, l64l. -
STOCKHOLDERS who have paid ups
ten Road and two Bank INSTALMENTS;
but have not surrendered their sold and
received new Certificates, are eqnestedt dtot.
do so, or before the 25th. .insts All Stock
holders Will notice the annexed extract
from the Minutes ofthe Board.
"No dividend declared, or .be deg
Jared, shall be paid to any Stock khoider
who has not surrendered his old and re-!
ceived new certificate of Stock credited
with fifty dollars TO the Road and twenty
five dollars to the Bank, on each share, or
who. at the time the diyidendisf demanded
shall be in arrears either to the Road zor
Bank for any instalment dues
Every share upon Whicl, fifty dollars
to the road and twenty dollars 10 the Bank
is not already paid, is by the charter abso-
lutely forfeited. ~ ~. s.
JAMES. 6. HOLMES.
-. CASHIER
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Fresh Fancy Groceries.

The subscriber has just received an assortment Of
fresh FANCY GROCERIES. They consist in
part, of the following artices
French Preserves in Brandy.
do do in their own Juice,
Cherries in Brandy,
Fresh Prunes, Olives,
Orgcat, Cupilluire, SYRUPS.
Gooseberry, Raspberry, : ofsuperior quail
Lemon and Ginger, lty.
Superior French Cordials, assorted.
Champagne, Denote brandt of superior quail
ity,
Champagne Cider, Abbotrs London Porter,
Composition Candles, of different colours, a
handsome article,
Fluted Pink and White Loaf Sugar,
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wines, some We,
ry old.
French white Wine Vinegar, at 62 l.2 pr. gal
With complete assortment OF Sugar. Coffee &c.
June 9. Fl. LEVY.
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FRESH SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS.
Homes & HuShsOn,

EEAVE just opened very handsome
III assortment of SPRING and SUM-
MER GOODS, consisting in part, of
Handsome colored Lawns and Muslins,
An assortment of English and American
Prints,
Super. striped Challys.
{" Printed Cambrics,
Fine large black Love Wells,
A handsome assortment of
Summer Shawls and Scarfs,
Worked Collars,
Ladies G"veS and Mitts,
Jackonet, Swiss, Book and Null Muslins,
plain and figured,
Plain and figured Bobbinett Lace.
Single and double width Scotch and Anne
rican Ginghams.
Ahandsome assortment Of Blue, Black and
Brown Cloths,
ALSO
inc Marseilles Quilts,
Shirlings Il Sheetings, of all descriptions,
Bed Ticking and tlue Mix'd Drills,
They hare. also, a fine assortment Of
Brush. Beaver and Palnleaf
Hats,
Ladies' Bonnets and Hoods,
A complete assortment of Perfumery.
Shoes.
A Good stock Of GROCERIES, CROCK
ERY, HARDWARE, &c.
The above Gnnds were selected with
greet care by themselves. We respect
fully invite our friends to call and exam
inc them. Our oun impression is that they
are handsome and ucry cheap.
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NOTICE..

N1O application for letters OF admins
~ tra,ion on The estate of w. Il. Cur
ric, Silversmilh, having been made since
his death, in pursuance of the statute, l
have taken possession Of his effects All
persons having demands against his es-
tate are required to hand them in to this
office properly attested. and all persons
indebted to him are required to make pay
ment as soon as possible.
]. w. BASKIN, .. X. D.
Ordinary's Office, Kershaw,
Camden. March 8, Is4l.
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Camden. May 5.

CLARENDON, June A. 1e41.
ORDER No SO much Of the orders Of the 4th
inst. as relates to the 36th Regiment ordered for
view on the 10th of August next, are hereby count
fernandez
The 36th Regiment will parade for review and
drill at Tmmon's old field on Saturday, the 7th of
August next. Tho commissioned and non-comms-
stoned officers will assemble the day previous for
drill and instruction.
By order of the Commander-inC Chief,
]. w. CANTEY,
June %. Adj't. g. Inspec'r. Gen.
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The Limestone Springs
Of SDartanburg District.

THE subscriber having rented this Es-
tablishment. will open the same for the re-
ception of Company for the Summer
This celebrated watering place yields to
none; in the Southern States for attractions
which should induce those travelling for
health or pleasure to make it iheir resort.
The accommodations are ample fer 30O
x;,itors-families can have suites of rooms
in the great Hotel, or houses with parlors,
or single or double cabins, all of which
are complete and most comfortably hhlsh'
ed and furnished. The Table and Bar
will be supplied with the best The country
affords, and no pains shall be spared TO
give satisfaction to the company
At the Springs is an agreeable and cuI
t;ya,ed society Of permanent residents
Two excellent Academies, male aud fe'
male, where visitors may put their Chill
dren to school.
In the Hotel are large and we'll arragn
.a nublic rooms, band Of music attends
for those disposed to dance. The Bar Will
be we'll supplied, and abundance of ice
has been stored up for the season.
These Springs are situated 25 miles
from Union Court House; 20 miles from
Spartanburg, IS miles from forkvllr, %
miles from Glenn's Springs. and 22 from
Wilson's White Sulphur Springs, being
the central point to them all. The waters
of the Spring are limestone, highly charg'
ed with carbonic acid gas, and are as light
pure, and delightful to the taste as water
can be. They possess decided medicinal
virtues especially in cases OF dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides
the limestone, two strong chalyheate
Springs of equal efficiency in restoring
strength and appetite in cases Of debility.
Baths, cold and warm and shower, shall
be always ready at a moments notice.
The locality is one ofthe most healthiul
In the world. The country around it pos
sesses many attractions in its beautiful
scenery. its historical associations, and in
the manufactures which are sprlnging up
around it. The battle fields of Blackstncks,
Cowpeus and Kings mountain are all
near enough for pleasant days eXcur'
sion; and the prospect from Gelkin Noun
tain takes in large part Of four districts
and embraces many views Of highly pic
turcsque and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer the roads leading
to these Springs have been put in order
and the bridges repaired and replaced
new bridge has been built at the NeshIt
IRON Works over the Broad River, and no
difficulty now exists for travelcrs-a line
,f stages runs twice week from Spar
anburg, by those Springs, to. LincoIton
--anothe- twice week from Union Court
House, and horse mail to Yorkville.
There is always on hand a supply of
.urnt lime of the best quality.
J. G.. JENNEY.
Nav 20. 9l2O
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South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

In The Court 0f UFd1ndTy.
Joseph Lockhart ct al. Us. Aaron Lockhar
CT al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Aa-
ron Lockhart, John Bottom Susanna Bot
tom, Eliza Bottom, Viney Bottom, Lucin-
Ga Bottom, Aaron Button and Martha
Bottom, Defendants in the above slater.
csse, reside without the limits Of this State
1t is therefore, ordered that the said defen
dants do appear and object to the division
or sale "f the Personal Estate of Joseph
Lockhart, Sen. deceased, undevised on or
before the 10Th day Of August next, or
their consent TO the same will be entered
Of record.
J. w. BASKIN, o. X. D.
May II, lS41.
Prs. fee, S5 SO
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Ordinary's Office,
yppsuAw DISTRICT.

: - KERSHAW DISTRICT.
"HEREAS, no administration on Inc
w Estate of the late Doct. David r.
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
Sc the Act of Assembly, | have taken
possession Of such goods and chattels OF ,i
the said deceased, as could be found. All
persons indebted to said Reid, are reqnir.
ed to pay the same Immediately, and all
bersons having demands against the salu
Reid, will present them duly attested to
pffice. J. w. BAShlN, ". n: y.
Feb 10. l%lt
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May 20.

nR. ]. LEE continues the practice OF
~ Dentistry in Camden. He WILL on
application, visit families in the surround
ING country without Xtra charge.
All operations will be on :he most ap-
proved principles, and warranted at least
eouaI 10 the best done in this community.
Feb. 10.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
CLARENDON, June 4, 1S4l

The following Regiments will parade
for review and drill at the times and places
herein stated, viz:
The 25lh Regiment at Winsborough,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of July next.
The 24lh Regiment at The usual parade
ground, on Thursday, the 18th Of july.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry at Yon-
gue's, on Saturday, the l7th of July.
The 26,h Regiment at Chesterville, on
Tuesday, the 2Olh of July.
The 9th Regiment at divers Old
Field, on Thursday, the 22d of July.
The 46th Regiment at Ebenezer, on
Saturday. the 24lh Of July.
The 9th Regiment at Yorkville, on
Tuesday. the eth of July.
The 35th Regiment at Union Court
House, on Thursday, the 29th of July.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry at Nc.
Brileville, on Saturday, 3lst of July.
The 3nh Regiment at Wilkins Old
Field, on Wednesday, The 4th of August.
The 36lh Regiment at Timmon's Old
Field, on Tuesday, the 10Th of August.
The 45,h Regiment at the Burnt Facto-
ry, on Thursday, the 18th Of August.
The 4lst Regiment al Parks Old Field,
on Saturday, the l4lh of August.
The 4Olh Regiment at Mrs. Boyds, on
Tuesday, the 18th of August, -
The 10Th Regiment ofCavalry at Boyd's
on Thursday, the 10Th of August.
The 81 Regiment at T"ney's Old Store,
on Saturday the 2lsl Of August.
rDlu -. ID on;,o,, Of Rrutop'c IN ThurS.
day, the 26lh Of August.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry at Pick
ensviIe, on Saturday, the 2slh of Au-
gust.
The 5lh Regiment at Hunters, on Tues
day, the 3lst of August.
The I'd Regiment at Halls, on Friday,
the Sd OF September.
The 42d Regiment at Minton's, on
Tuesday, the 7lh Of Septvmber.
The 4lh Regiment at Verrennes, on
Thursday, the 9th of September.
The 9Th Regiment at Morrow's Old
Field, on Tuesday, the l4th of Septem-
Der.
The 9Th Regimentat Lomax's, on Thurs
day, the 10Th of September.
The 2d Regiment Of Cavalry at Long
mire's, on Saturday, the 18Th OF sePtem-
ber.
The 9th Regiment at loves on Tues
day, the 21st Of September.
The 7lh Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday, the 23d Of September.
The 10Th Regiment at Richardson's, on
Saturday, the 25th of September.
The 3Sth Regiment at Killers Old Field,
on Tuesday. 2slh of September.
The 39lh Regiment at the usual Parade
ground, on Thursday, the 3OIh Of Sep
tember.
The commissioned and non-commis.
stoned officers will assemble at their re-
soeclive Regimenlal Muster grounds, for
drill and instruction on the day previous
to their review.
Major Generals and Brigadicr Genersls
will, with their staff, attend the reviews
in their respective commands.
The Brigadier Generals are specially
charged with the extension Of so much of
this order as relates to their own Brigades.
The Commandants of Regiments will
make their annual returns to their Briga-
dier Generals at such times as they may
direct, to enable them 10 make their returns
to The Adjutant General by the fifteenth ol
October next.
By order of the Commander-in-Ch
JAMES w. CANTEY,
Adiutant and Inspector General.
June 16, Is4l [C] ct.
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IN EQUITY.
LANCASTER DIS TRICT.

Robert H. Crockett,
James P Crockett, John Bill for rellcf o. injunction
Ad.ms, Asia M. Cas-
ton, Ell al.
1t appeaarining to my satisfaction, that
Asia Nj. CASTOR, one Of the defendants in
the above case is absent from and without
the limits of this State: On motion of Clin-
ton, Complananl's Solicitor. 1t is order
cred that the said Asia NJ. CASTOR do ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur TO the
bill in the above case, on or before the
24th day of June next, otherwise the said
bill will be ordered pro con(esso against
him.
JAS. II. wITHERsPOON.
Com Eq'y. L. D.
Com'rs. Office, March 20, ls4l.
Prs. fee, Sc 50