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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
September 2, 1919.
IN SUPREME COURT, CARROLL
COUNTY,, OHIO.

Charlotte Miner,
Joseph Miner.
The said Joseph Miner is hereby no
tilted that the said Charlotte Miner. on
the ninth day Of August, A. D. lS4G,
fled her petition ia the office of the
Clerk of said Court in said county Of
Carroll, praying for the dissolution of the
marriage contract existing between them,
ard that The causes therein assigned are
h0bltual drunkenness for more than
three years last past, cruel treatment aud
gross neglect Of duty. The said Joseph
Miner is further notified that said petit
ton will be- heard at the next term of
said court held within and for said coun,
ty of Carroll.
CHARLOTTE MINER,
By II. W. FLOYD,
Her Attorney.
September 2, 1912.
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Notice!

The claims Of John Fleck are left with
the undersigned, for settlement. Those
Knowing themselves indebted to the said
FIeck BY note, book account, or other.
wise, will save cost by making arrange.
menls for the settlement of the same im-
mediateIy.
ROBERT M'CLAVE.
August 5, I942,
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August 5, 1642,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT-Di8irlct of Ohio
IN BANKRUPTCY

NOTICE is hereby given. that Joshua
Kemp (Carmer) and John Mcclure (far.
mer) of Carroll county, have filed 10 this
Court their petitions TO be declared bank.
rupts, and that The same will be heard on
the 18th DAY Of October next, al 9 o'clock
A. NJ, at the court house ia the city Of
Columbus, in said District.
A'test-WM. MINER, Clerk
Inlv %. 1910
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STATE OF OHIO, ! S..
CARROLL COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT,
August 26, 1912.

Vacation after October Term A. D. ls41.
John Shave
VS.. Petition for Divorce
Nancy Shave.N
The said Nancy Shave will take no
lice that a petition was filed in the Office
of The clerk Of the Supreme court, for the
county Of Carroll, IN the STATE Of Ohio,
on the 18th day of August, A. d. 1912,
by her husband John Shave; praying to
be divorced from his wife, the said Nan.
cy Shave, for the causes following to wit.
Extreme cruelty Of the said Nancy
Shave towards her said husband John
Shave and gross neglect of duty )" and
that said petition will be for hearing at
the next term of said court.
JOHN SHAVE,
By E R. EcKLEY,
His Attorney.
September 9, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
THE STATE OF OHIO. ! CO
CARROLL COUNTY
IN CHAM cry.

vs.. To foreclose.
William Wier)
The said William Wier, twho is not a
resident ofthe State Of Ohio) is hereby
notified that on the Sd day of August A.
y IS42, Davis Vail of Carroll county
Ohio, filed in the Court oil Common pleas
Of said county, a bill IN ~Chancery against
The said William Wier, the substance of
which is that on the 9Th of October AID.
l841, said William Wier, executed two
several notes payable 10 James Cassidy,
for two hundred dollars each, lin all
$4,000 and a mortgage TO secure the same
on the East half OF The North West or,
of section 10, IN township l6, of Range
6, excepting l9 and q half acres of the
South end OF said half quarterly in Car.
rol! county. That one of said notes has
been assigned 10 the SAID Davis Vail, by
the said Cassidy, that the said mole re.
mains entirely unpaid although long due
The object and prayer Of said Bill, is to
get q decree to sell said land 10 raise the
mortgage money due on said note and
for general relief.
And the said William Wier, is hereby
notified that unless he appears, pleads,
answers, or demurs, to the said bill
within sixty days after The next term al
the Court. the said Davis Vail at The ex
plration of sixty days will apply to said
Court 10 take the matters OF The said bill
as confessed, and 10 decree thereon &c.
cordingIy.
BROWN 8. GRIsWOLD.
Solicitors for Complainant
AnDusI < 1870
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-16
300 Bags Rio,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of on order Of the court Of
common pleas for Carroll county Ohio,
made at their June term 4 d. l842, the
undersigned administrator OF the estate
Of D. J. Levy deceased, will sell at pri.
vale sNIe before the 28th Sept next; or
# not sold before that time, will offer
for sale at public auction, at The court
house in Carrollton on said day, between
The hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and 2 P. M.
ofsaid dav, the undivided half oil Lot No,
50 IN Atkinson's addition 10 said town;
subject to the dover Of The widow Of
deceased in said lot.
R. M'CLAVE, admir-.
August &c, 1912.
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F'S SALE.
July %, 1912.

Robert Craven,
Va.
VIM. Graham and Iy
Prudence Graham,
By virtue Of a decree issued out of the
court Of common pleas oGCirroIl county,
TO me directed | will offer for sale at the
Goor Of The court house 10 CarroIlton, on
Saturday the LIST day of October, 1912,
between The hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock P, M. the following desert
bed IeaI estate, viz: the east half OF the
North West quarter Of section d, town
ship l3, and Range 5, containing so and
twenty-five hundredlhs acres-appraised
at $500: also 10 acres being part Of the
South west or. Of section 5, Up, IS, and
Range 5-appraised at 500: also, three
acres IN the east corner OF thesouth west
quarter Of section 5, Up, 10 ard Range
5-apprAised at $50. Takon 10 execn'
ton and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
AIGGa
BY virtue Of a wrr Of i. ia ct leu IA.
issued out Of the court Of Cummon pleas
of Carr Il county, to me directed, ! will
offer for sale at the same time and place,
the following real estate, viz: the north
east quarter section 80, township "A and
Range 6, with the improvements thereon
appraised ct $1,000. Taken in exc
cution and will be sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August 26, 1912.
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August 5. 1912.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of an order OF the court Of
common pleas in and for the county of
Carroll and Stale OF Ohio, made at the
June term thereof, A. D, 1912, tie Ut.
designed will sell at public veudue on
Saturday the "a h day Of September, A,
d. 1912, between the hours vi 10 o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day ,
at the door Of the Court house IN said
county. the following real estate, to wit:
Lot No. 80 in the town of New Harris
bnrgb in said county, with the improve
ments thereon, subject TO the dover es-
tate therein Of Agnes Weaver as widow
CT DAVID Weaver, decd land also lois
numbers IL, II, and Is 10 the town Of
NOrristown in said county. Terms
cash.
LEONARD HERSH,
ISAAC LEWTON,
Administrators of David Weaver, decd.
August 10, ls42.
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c lair MAKING!
The Subscriber re-

~oN The Subscriber 9
TxN specially informs The pub.
w. lie that he has commenced
TH1 The above business IN the
T1VV shop formerly occupied by
o. J. Floyd, nearly opposite the Wash
inglOn Hall. and lev doors west Of the
CARLTON Hall where he is prepared to
make and finish work in The neatesl and
most su bstanliaI manner His prices
will be moderate for cash or approved
produ ce. By strict attention to bust.
nessphe hopes to merit a liberal share of
public patronage.
ABSALOM karin.
Carrollton, June 10, IS42.
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Good Green Rio Coffee, s lbs, for 81 90
l2, l6 and l8 lbs Sugar for 81 90
Loaf Sugar, l2i cents per pound,
Indigo, 9 10 l23 cts, per o., SIPS per ID.
MoIasses, 81 TO rs cents per gallon,
Rice, 5 10 cents per pound,
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A. I'D. THAYER s. co.
B 0 R.,


viii, until further notice, retail for Cash or Produce the following Goods,
at The prices named-uged~ any deduction that may be made o the Masilon
market
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Broad Cloths, from so to $500 per I'D, Mernoes, from 3a TO 70 cts per ward
.Cassineus, from 374 10 I,5O per I'D. Heavy Ticking, I24 to rs cts per ward
Kentucky Jeans, rs to ia per I'd. Crcasaans. I8l TO 37a cts De ward
.Calcoes, from 10 % per I'D. Mouseine de Lanes, IBl 80 Der I'd,
Heavy Mudins from 7 to 4 per I'd. F!annels, I3 to SO n osr ward.
Cotton Yarn, from STA to $lOO for 5 pounds.
Hats, Caps, Shoes and Leather.
Fur Hats from l,6o 10 $500 each, Boots, from 200 ITO $500 per- pair
Wool do from 5Oo IS each, Shoes, from soto I,O per pair
Caps from 25tO 500 each, Spanish Sole Leather I8 to 20 cts pei Id
HARDWARE.
Bar iron, a. TO 5 cents per pound ShoVels Is cents, Spades 50 cents each
Nails, 5o $3.50 per 100 pounds, Hinges, 8 cents per pound.
Axes for 1000 SIPS each, warranted, Trace Chains, 6a to s7a, good g. heavy
GROCERIES.
Good Green Rio Coffee, s lbs for 81 90. 100 lbs for Sll so; per Bag, IL cents
l2, Is and l8 lbs Sugar for 81 90 Lamp OIL SI00 per goHon,
Loaf Sugar, l2l cents per pound, Whale Oil, IS cents per gallon,
Indigo, 10 ia cts eroz SI,25 perth. Tea, 80, rs and SlCO per pound,
Mola@ee, 81 to IS cents per gallon, Nader, Is cents per pound,
Rice, 5 u6 cents per pound, Salt
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100 lbs. for Sll 30; per Bag, II cents
Lamp Oh. $IO0 per golion,
Whale Oil, Is cents per gallon,
Tea, so, rs and Sl,0O per pound,
Nader, Is cents per pound,
Salt.
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Will, until further notice, retail for Cash or Produce The following Goods,
he prices named-mJsd~ any deduction that may be made o The Massilon
market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-17

arm with new y;gor to syense his coin:'y "r"' =
he turns h,s unrrrng ri2 iso;n lie deer ana ' "'-
ialo rpaa saya re warriors trained ta:dS o'' 'se
men are indeed .cnrui,s III waf-~'n peace friends
Therhosp;rl.:y extend, ready wIc'n'' @e /" '',';
comes 10 break w;tA Eem c bread "i peace a'!c
N L,m who cones 10 try the issues o' lie OF da'h /"
Their coun,rys quartet i@e'" Is great 'lt' s nee
between andns the yard suck or The rattan, and Tie
IN. / do rot say that your c,ty aememen canno'
r,t but SIR, tle atigurs o! the camp Inc CANCERS
~ var are neither the business, nor the fashion OF
Their lives There Wild Zeal IN tc caaSc {" LIBERTY,
which inspires thc backwoodsmaa, rs he bounds over
hls native u.oG.aius and pfair'e-, Inch "ii n"' al
low him TO wat patiently At home I'LL danger threatens
himself or his country there. II SENDS Inn, as vo'an
ter abroad 10 rally under the banner OF liberty weFe
cvr i IS raised |, was but the other day tina, Trend
my eye told me IN ansedo's sn'as1 h T9ad
Western population He was ascending ''e 'ioa.
and majestic waters Of the hl'ssiss pp when he met
The haa,ers Of Kentucky descending with Their rites
lie asked where they we're gong: They answered
with loud huzzas "We.e going TO Texas TO fight FOR
our rights They Eel; the oppression G: 'he'f nr'sh
bors IN Tie true Samaritan scuse, rs c!: o"n- snch
PEOPLE are not easily iuiu!la;ed they cannot be
conTae1ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-17
Tuesday, June IA.
SENATE.

Mr.. CONRAD submitted the following resolution,
which lies over, viz:
Resoiued, That The President OF the United States oe
reouesed In communicate to the Senate go far as he
may deem j, compatible with the public interests, what
measures if any, have been taken TO obtain the recog
milton by the Mexican Government of such claims OF
American citizens as laid before the late joint
Commission, but not acted on by it, and The sa'
sfaction of such claims admitted by said Com
mission also, whether any facts have 10 his know
LEDGE calculated to induce the belief that any claims
have been rejected in consequence of the evidence
thereof having been withheld BY the Mexican Govern
ment, its officers agents.
The PRESIDENT PRO tenn announced the first bu
sness in order 10 the resolution of the Senator IRON
Maryland (Mr Merrick) with regard 10 the disposition
of papers in relation 10 pending nominations before IN
SENATE.
MIR. LINN remarked that the Senator was not pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-17

s1s ss.,1ss1 sa so Dolass as
The nj, T sn. ,. xs1 FssstR n s fISa
Il E, tw or three inches high, o'ah ,b,,k nlane-e,
d necs-raher ehutle% head and ana I"us das ,e
head up PAGES @ wei, sfI ss ~i hi. tail .d vii
bic , %as be and sit delivery ,ae a
above reward, or ten dollars ~ ROBERT h. kL' ga
above residence.
June IL
NJ The Whg will copy
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
.DaMciNG.

Embracing The sugiect Gf Gepd Deporf7as!lt, ax ~:
proprieiy and adrenteges, he preparataot y y
: Young PersoaSJ Ja goga socis.h d'c.s &c Sc,
RkR, ADAMS, Professor of the above ,a.j'aa suo- !
I'A jcct would Respectfully inform the Ladlss
and Gentlemen of candeh that he viii; open .
SGIIOOII3far Instruction in Dancing as soon as
the reqnste: number Of pupils can be ootalneu; nI'e
: Coli!lios, Watzes, Galopadss, Spanish Dan. L:n
ces, &C. &c, will be taught in tho most tasion.
able style. AlTthose who may think proper to tat
.yor Mr.. hpAMs with their patronage, may be as
surcd that nothing shall bo wanting on his part 70
render satisfaction. s-',i ~
sPrico of Tuition, $40 q Scholar, for, 70
Lessons. = y. ?:
1J He would refer parents and guardians to Gen: nj
j. w. Cantey, who has a Prospectus Of the;
School. A Prospectus is. also left at MIR: starkes
Hotel, and at Mr.. YOungs Book Store
Jan. &c. - = =, 4., s3r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
Taxes.

RT o,ice is hereby given that i will open
a books on the first day Of FEBRUARY
nex1. at the storeofJamcs Dunlap in CAM
den for collecting the Taxes forIs4i, and
will attend at the following places. on the
following days for the same purpose
On Monday, 2S Febuaryat Liberty Hill;
on Tuesday lst ofMarch. at Flat Rock; on
Wednesday, Cd Of March at Buffalo; on
Thursday, Sd Of March at Lizenby's; on
Friday, 4th of March at schrock's Mill;
on Saturday 5lh Of March at Cureton's
Mill.
After the above named times, | will at
tend al Camden until the first day of April
next, al which time the books will posi-
lively be closed, and all defaulters double
taxed.
J.. w. DoBY, T. OK. D.
Jan. 5, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
Notice..

TEtHE CO. partnership heretofore existing bctweeI :
Il the subscribers, under the firm Of Z. &, +
MatIeson was dissolved by mutual consent, on thu
lst iEst. 81, -. ~,
They would, therefore request all Hose indebted 10
them by note or account, 10 make early arrange
'mcnts for the payment oft the same.c. -
They take this. opportunity Of returning their
thanks 10 their friends and customers Tor the liberal
share ofpatronage theybave tecelvcd, and bog eare
TO inform them that the business will be carried On
at the Old stand, under the firm Of c.. & F. Matho-
son & Co. ~ .5sEs $50 - =
nThe name of the old firm will be used in
- - e 6. MATHEsoN.=; - 2 !;
go: n r. ssAfA1 1HESDN. (, >.
: Jan. 10, 1870. g sy az
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
no HsemE.

T1 INTEND3on the lst-lav of July next, to re.
g move my Stock of Goods to my Two stores,
lately occupied by B. Mcintosh, and McC1y q
McCaskil!, and to make them my permanent bnsi-
rcss stands and now ofFrr Tor Rent my four stores
Immediately bclow,Syiz: One at present occupied
by Mcssrs w & +: Bailey 6: Co, the next be-
low, corner kershaw and Front streets, ard now
occu u,iicd by Mr. d. Mallov, and the two stores
now occupied by me. To persons residing. in this
pace it snecd ess to:say, that they are among the
very best stands REPRESENTING a Cotton and har-
ter business; and | only make this declaration for
the information of persons residing at Distance
Possession of the Stores occupied by Messrs. w:
& r. Bailey &, Co, and D. Ma!Ioy, will be given
on the 1st Gay of September next, the others can
be-hal by the 1O;h Of July next. CheraW offers
inducements to Capitalists, and men Of business,
that are not found in many Southern towns. 1t is
esti,na;ed, that receipts Of cotton for the last
two years averaged 2 900 Bales. and it's supposed
this years receipts will be about the same
S AUG, p. LACosTE. 3
Chcraw, Jan. 18th, 1912. 9 tt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
CE0TELTNG.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
of tho first Taiors in the city Of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with complete assort-
mcnt of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, which
they are authorized to wardnt
The assortment consists in part of tho following
articles viz:
Blue and black dress cloth Coats, of every quality
e" " and green frock do
Sattnctt g. Kcntccky Jeans Coatccs & frock Goats
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Ovcrcoats.
Blue s. blk. cloth and ca ssmcrc Pants, every quality
Sattinct and Kentucky Jeans do
Fine plain and fgd Satin Vests, ~
Silk Velvet do.
Valencia do.
Also-Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
They have also engaged the service of
first rate Tailor, who. will be in constant
attendance at the store and will make Clo-
Thing 10 order al the shortest notice.
JONES &. HUGHSON.
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5. BECKHAM.
ESTR Y.
Jan. II.

South CarOlina- Lancaster District.
PNVOLLED before me this day as an Is
e tray, a bright sorrc Horse (gelting)
about fourteen and half hands high, Sc
ven,cen years old, blaze face, left shoulder
and leg nearly white; the left uosiril cul
or split; hesis very low in flesh. Appral-
sed at tehSdoliars, and may Ee seen at DR..
Edward TcrriIl's near This place. The
owncris requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
X. r. MORGAN, Magistrate
Taxahaw, Oct. 8, lS4l. TAG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
State Of South Carolina,
STER DISTRICT.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS
Leroy Secrest VS. +. X. B-amrnett. Capias ad Re-
spondendum-
Leroy Hammond Is T. X. 3rummctt. Cnpias ad
Rcspondcndum.
r. X. B7ummctt, the Defendant in the above
cases, who is in custody Of the Sheriff OF said
District by virtue of the above writ of capas
ad respundcndum, having, in order to entitio linn
self to tho benefit of an act entitled "an act for the
relief of Insovent Debtors, i'll the said Statc" this
day fled in my Office schedule Of his whole cs-
tatc. -
. NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given TO the said
Plaintiffs, as well as 10 all other suing creditors OF
the said F, X. Brummctt, 10 be and appear at Lam
caster Court House, on Tuesday the 18th April
next at II o'clock Meridian, before one Of the
Associate Judges Of the said State, to shcw cause
if any they can, why the said Defendant should
not be discharged on assigning the effects mention
cd in his schedule,
Clerks Office, Jan. s. 1912.
S. BECKHAM.
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$500 REWARD.

RhNAWAY from the subscriber on the night OF
the 9Th December last. his negroman, RANSOM.
of 4 dark mullat;o colour, about feet, or 8 inch
es high, aged ahout27 or %. Ele wore ofarcund-
about coat and panra!oons CT wool and cotton mix
cd, oi northern n.anuiacture, and green blanket
Uyercoat.
From circumstances am induced to believe lie
has heen decayed oil by sore white man-ifso,
wi! give the above reward for the apprehension Of
both or 100 dollars for the negro alone if taken out
of the State and delivered 10 me- if within, so dolt
lars; or 80 dollars fnr his confinement in any Jail
out ofthc State, and % do Jars in the State, SO
that can ret him.
g--TLe,tPrs with information may he directed to
me at Beaver lam Post Office, Arson Cuunly,
N. G.
S. HAsTY.
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BOoTs AND SHOES,
Egys,5 p,eaf HAtS &c.

HM F. FLEMlN NG,N .2i, I1ayne St. CRafles.. ss
NJ ton, S.. G.. Opposite Mcssrs EatIal ,t q bays
informs his friends and thespuhlic ftat ne Is now
receivinq direct from the manufactures: new and
SPLENDID SssorImen. of BOOT SSand.SH HoES, of all
kinds. ad ,p,ed tothe country t,ade.
Also. rrceiying-G fine assortment OF Mems ana
Boy sPALM LEAF HATS. and a fine ass0rts
mnent Of Ladies, rnd Misses STRAW BoNNEPs.
All ofWhirh, VII be sod on The most accommodate
ting Terms : ..f. : - - 50 ;sf,.., :, -: =:
Charleston, JAM 90, 1912 =; Z. -. - StS
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January 6. 1912.
List OF ElGtfeYs
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
CAMDEN S. c., Jan. Ist. 1912


CAMDEN S. c., Jan. Ist. 1912
A Mrs Mary ADDISON, Rev. J. B. Anthony
B-Mrs. Sarah D. Baskiu, Rev. Joseph f: Grown
Mrs. Nancy Baskn, kindred Bennett Mrs. Char
Iol,e r. Blair, Rev. Thos Berry. q
elisha Ciossley, James Campbell Norman
Camron, Edward Coneway.
D-A Dugis, Col Jonathan Davis.
E-Dr M J. F. Evans, James Exum, J. En-.
rlsh, Mrs Marcy Etllair.
- F-Nlrs Sophia Frost.
G-DarlinG Gasking, Rev. II. D.: Green.
Z H-H. Hulchison.
J-Danicl J Jordan, Mrs. Rebecca Jones, Mrs
Mary e.. Jones, Dr. J. 3. jennings.
K w. S. Kirkland
WATSON Lain
M-Wm. March, Norman Mcdonald, Mrs. Nj.
g. f. Nlicke. John Mclean.
N-Rohert Newsnm. .,..
O--RIchatd Owens or John Kelly.
P-J. p Pray John Powell.
p R-Grrge Roberts, Miss Sarah Roe, Darcus
Rogers, Shadrick Rogers.
S--Samnel Sheorcr, NJ. Sylvester, Sarah SILVER,
William Shields Miss Mary Smith. 4
flames Nj. Taylor, James Turner.
W-Wllliam Wilcox, Mrs., Ann Wilson Flcm-
ming Watkins. a..
John S. Young. w. p. Young.
p. THORNTOS, p. NJ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
Executive Department,
-. NOVEMBER 80, .l941.
PROCLAMATION.

By his Ercellcncy JOHNsP. RICHARDSON,
Esquire, Governor and Commander-in CMef in and
orer the State Of South Carolina. -,
JETHEREAs, information has been received at
w this Department, that on the night OF the 2O;h
of September last most atrocious attempt was
made by some person unknown, to murder one T..
w. Harley, of CoIIeton District: Now know ye
that to the, end justice may be done and the Offend
er brought TO legal trial. Go hereby offer reward
of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, fer his apprc-
hcpsion and delivery into any jai! of this State
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho State,
at Columbia, the 3Glh day of November, eighteen
hundred and forty-onc and in the sixy-siStl, year
of the independence tho United States of Amcri.
CO.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16
Fresh Garden Seeds.

IHiiE subscriber has Just received complete sup
d ply of fresh garden seeds, Of the growth of
1S4, which he offers to his friends on good terms.
ALso-A consignment, Of choice Double Dah-
las, Geranums, Rose Trees Olcandcrs, Jcssamincs,
&c. &c. which are offered to the ladies at New
York,priccs He will also receive in u few days, n
lot of choice Peach Treas Ncctarines sc.
JAMES r. McKAIN.
December, 10.
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TowInS

EEyHE Town Taxes were due on the first day Of
January. All lisencts to, retail spitittous
liquors expired that day, well as combinations
for road duty. The undersigned will open the books
on the Goth inst to receive the same and will keep
item open until tho '2eth Of February next. He
will also receive patrol duty at the
same time; after witch time dcfaulters viii be re-.
turned to Council, to be, dealt with according to
law. BY order oflhe Council;
r. L.,WII.soN, Recorder.
Jan. l2 1872 ~.
N.B.-ofiec hours from o'clock, A. NJ. TO 2
o'clock, P. NJ: -
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Notice.

WE7 HEREAs, no letters Of administration on
w the estate OF Lodowjck ThomE son, sen de-
ceased have teen applied Tor since his death, ~
pursuance of the statute have taken possession OF
such Of his effects as could be fonnd All persons
indebted to said Thompson arc required 70 make
immediate payment, and al those having demands
against the said estate are required 10 hand them to
this office, legally attested - ~.
wv. BASKIN, Ordinary: X, D.
Ordinary's Office, Sept. p, 1641 ti42