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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-05
Banding & Reynolds,
SURGEON DENTISTS.

SURGEON DENTISTS.
nR- VIM, REYNOLDS, will attend to- pro-
IL fessional calls during the presents and part
of the ensuing week, in Camden. Afterwards
he purposes visiting m succession, stateburg'
Sumterville and Darlington.
Jan. 5, 1s42. 3A
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Executive Department,
NOVEMBER 80, 164L
DpnCI AM kTInN

Byhis Ereelleuey JOHN p. RICHARDSON,
Esquire. Gouernor and Commander.in Chief in and
oper the State of South Carolina.
WHEREAs, information has been received at
" this Department, that on the night of the Goth
of September last most atrocous attempt was
made by some person unknown, to murder oneST.
w. Harley, Of Colle,on District: Now know ye'
that to the, end justice may be done, and the offend
or brought to legal trial. do hereby offer reward
of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for his nppre-
shension and delivery into anyjail Of this State.
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho State,
at Columbia, the Soth day of November. eighteen
hundred and forty-one anu in the sxty.sixth year
of the Independence Of the United States Of Amer-
ca.
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor,
M. LAsoRDE, Sec'y offs State.
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January. S,
Notice.

l forewam all persons from trading for note Of
hand of mine, given 10 jeremiah Moore, dated The
18th of November last, as it was given for unsound
property. Z. Babel
December 20, 164l.
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- Office. S:z.$sss, f:::t
Dr.: eshas returned to Camden, and win
remain short time. - 4 y .
Notices.
Notice.

ETlHE subscriber. having pufchased Of s q: q A.
Il Hague ESQ., all ofs his right, title, and inter-
est in the Planters HOTEL Books Notsss Accounts
und Stock on hands respectfully solcits aif those
having demands against the former frmso Hague
g Clifford, or the subscriber individually 10 present
them forssttlement and those indebted g call and
pay, as soon as convenient =.
3 = = .,::s.=.....5-. IS. CLIFFORD.
!.
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BooK-BrNDER, -CHARLoTTE, N. /

BooE-BfNDER, CHARLoTTE, NJ c.
OFFERS his services to the eitizensof Camden 6.
u c. and its vicinity. and assures those who may
patronzc him that from the promptness oadstyle in
which hc executes orders, he will give general salts
faction.
B-Pcsons wishing binding done, can, by leaving
Their work at TIC. Camden Journal Office, have it
forwarded an raturued without aay expense for cs"~
isgc. a. Eoh1l.
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no Hire.

VlHE advertiser has 4 boy about Is, and NO.
i man about "a years Of age, 10 hire for the an
suing year, Enquire at this. Office. ..
December 90. gS. ,s;Es-::a -.: ,.
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Canden Debating Club.

The following is the question for debate on Thurs
dayevening next:-4
Should the commutation of, Patrol Duty be ac-
cording to the amount OF town property!
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.RaginentaTO Order.,.

To tie 1ifk Rsginient Of Cdpdlry.
II Regimental Court Martial is hereby ordered
II TO be held sat Colnmbiaon Saturday the 18th
day of January next, al teno' clock, A. NJ for the
trial Of ali defaulters. The Captains are re-
.quired tomake return of the defaulters in their
respective companies to the President OF the
Court. The Court to consist of Major Davis,
President; Capt. James Adams, Capt T. An
crum, Capt. A. Taylor Capt Manning, Lieut.
Hampton, Lieut9R Richardson: aa
8 BY order of JAS, sBss sRIeHARDsoN, Col
2 49,. JAMES CHESTNUT; il.
Z. Dec. % Adjt 9th Reg't Cavalry.
|. 1.-THE. Carolinian will give the above one in.
sertion.E ~ -. &c.
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Notice.

sy.,.E.-r NOtlCCsa
am duly authorized to sell John Williams Plan
II tation on Little Lynch's Creek, any person
wishing to purchase will please call on the sabscr-
H. y. W. BAsKIN.
Jan. 5, o4
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To Contractors and Builders.

Vlhe Subscribers will attend 70 orders for North
Il ern made Window Sashes ready glazed; and
unglazcd; Doors and Blind Samples, and Prices
can be eenut the Store
All orders from the Country promptly attended to.
MOOD g. SIMoNS,.
Main street, Columbia, s. c.
Sign of the Whale.
Janury. S. sa
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e We are authorized 10 announce
WILLIAM CARLISLE, as candidate for Sheriff
Of this District, at the ensuing eleetnH.
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LAW NOTICE

. i. - LAW NOTICE.
= SMART and T. S. ANDERSON, hare formed
81. partnership in the practice Of Law in and for
the Districts Of Lancaster Kershaw One or the 9th.
may ct oil times b found at their Office in Camden.
y Nov IS: tf5l
j. SMART
Will hersuftsr attend ut his offico ut Sumter Court
HOUSE on tie FIRST Monday and Tuesday in every
month. NOV. Is; Z
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We are authorized to announce
Capt JOSEPH BAsKIN, as candidate for Shcsif
Of this District, at the ensuing election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
From lie Raltimore Americnn.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCl

The National Intelligencer contains the
following article in relation to Charles Car
roll Of Carrollton the last survivor in ls2t
OF all those who signed the Declaration O
American Independence;
10 the year 1926, after all save one o.
the band Of patriots whose signatures are
borne on the Declaration Of Independence
had descended to the tomb, and the yene.
rabe Carroll alone remained among the
living, the government Of the city Of New
FORK dcputed a committee TO wait on the
Illustnous survivor aud obtain from hun
for deposiie in the public hall of the e, '.',
a copy of The Declaration Of 1870, s,aes'
and authenticated anew with nis ',n'n"
nual. The aged patriot yielde' ~ ~ - =. :.
oueSt and nthyed. with his own manu. u
- - ~ ,ta, ;ns,,nment, the grateful, So
IoPy VI t" a'aaa supplemental Declaration
which follows
~.a,oG,, 20 Almighty God for the bIcs.
80 which through Jesus Christ our
I'D. lie has conferred on my beloved
country IN her emancipation, and on my
sell, in permitting me, under clrcumstan-
ces Of mercy TO live to the age Of sc years,
and to survive the hfiieth year of In
dependence, and certify by my present
signature my appreciation of the Declare.
ton of Independence adopted by Congress
on The 4th day of July, 1916, which |
originally subscribed on the End day OF
August Of the same year, and of which |
am now the last surviving signer, do
hereby recommend to the present and fu-
ture generations the principles of that
important document as the best earthly in
heritance their ancestors could beGueath
to them, and pray that the civil and reli-
gious liberties they have secured 10 my
country may be pcrpetuated to remotest
posterity and extend TO the whole family
of man.
CHARLES CARROLL, Of Csrollion.
August Z. 1926,
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NEWEST INVENTION YET.

The ladies' of Boston have adopted an
entirely new article for the hustle. 1t is
nothing more or lees than an india rubber
pouch, charged with common atmospheric
air but we would caution our female friends
against the use Of this new article, as they
are liable to accident. During one Of the
wurmest days Of last week, several ladies
while prornenading Washington street,
we're annoyed by their busiIes colapsng
and one little miss Of sixteen, was thrown
violently agains, shop window, cutting
her face shockiugly.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08
Right End Up.-A gentleman, fe,

Right End UP.-A gentleman, few
days since, called upon an old lady, not a
mile from James street ia this village, when
upon walking into the parlor, his notice
was arrested by one Of the portraits which
ornamented the walls, that was suspended
bottom end up. On nearer inspection, he
saw it was the likeness of President Tyler,
hanging between those of Harrison and
Van Buren,, with his head downwards.
+" Why what does this mean 7" said he, adj
dressing the old lady. What does this
mean she replied, " it means Just as it is.
John Tyler is on his head. He undertook
to throw somerset from The Wings to
the Loco Focos, but the Locos wouldn't
have him, and stopt hun half 0ay, aud
the Wings won't take him back and their
the miserable fellow STANDS Oh his "
between them" oa IL.
The old lady was right, she d f,hn go az
Presidents positioa exactly .;s h "o 'I he
Dental moun,e6ank is on MI n'a 'Iau' y.
tween the rlriies, with o .l', Ro nan'e cry;
to ripht Aimself into ei'nef'--ho"'a" o't-
zen.
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authority and such like sIuiI--yct i is .
we'll known fact, that by some indescriba.
BILE influence, wemen always have, aud al.
ways win rule and govern the world.
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pe,ne,yol on.--To-day VIC were
sha.,n lent, which Mr.. Evans CasseI-
horr,, Is obtained for inventing method
of aiding up clock by means of the ex-
sSdsive power Of mercury, produced by
The ordinary changes in the temperature of
the atmosphere. This is in effect "pcr.
pefuot motion ]" because, If clock he kept
wound up, il will run as long as the ma.
cbinery shall last.--Mqdisoaian.
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A prophecv of Locomoti,e,.-The u

A prophecy Of Locomotires.-T The pro-
pheis otolden times, some four or ii,f thou
sand years ago, must have seen a lhs''
minds eye our presen. rail road and Geo
motives. In the I'd chapter Of NAHUM
verses 3 and 4, may be found the folios,"5
prediction: "The shield Of his meD's
men is made red the variant men are
scarlet the chariots shall be- win hdp,JJ
torches in the day Of their preparaliE.ano -
the fire trees shall be terribly - =,
The chariots shall rage in the , ~ ~, ny
shall iostIe one against anoth, }" w " ~
woys: they shall seem liie fofch ,.
sbnIl run like the hgh'npg- 1
leans Bulletin.
Interesting Re'ics.-Vylsa Pop Of
,,borers we're lately eagatcd in ermas.
Inc part of street nsAlbany yalsl dis.
covered a dozen cfhnon balls kcs\of.
them weighing sEom twelve Il FouecN
pounds, were dug cut. Thesqrf least y
as cid as the Revolution. possbk, thew
could speak, they might disco RE f still
earlier days--it may be asknfy IS the
latter incidents in the hsirJ d Fort
Orange-the site Of whief Is IL Fort
Orange Hotel--but scarcd % erly as.
when, according TO vanderanpt he Fort
mounted only eight stone Tdss, 0 'siieu-
gustucken, so called beclse thy we're =
loaded with stone instead foablls.
Pigmies.-At meefspf d. Royal
Geographical Society ip.tadob eceniy,
the chairman stated sor uierdtng facts
on a subject which wou ppbaky sooube
brought before the DC Of tie society. s.
1t was that gcntlefR employed BY the
government, had in Jung Tic river Ju.
ba, in Africa, from u west, fallen in
with a considerabIead Of country in
habited by race dgnies, not exceed
ing four feet in hef, with very curious
views of religion government, and ex-
actly resembling typo of Herodous
which singularly sfnmed some opinions
on the subject roc brought before the
notice of the Atsincs' Protection So, |.
cioty. XII
Connndru,s.-by is the letter S like
dinner9 Beca il comes before ten,
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VAN rs.

The girls want good husbands. Young
men want prudent aud sweet tempered
wives. Dandles and fashionable ladies'
who screw their waists to resemble wasp
want common sense. Lawyers want eli.
en,s. Editors want subscribers who planl,
down the rhIno. Ciergymen want large
congregations and good salaries. Mecb1n'
les want large orders and quick pay. Mer-
chants want good customers and plenty Of
thep.
Conundrums Why is he letter Il
a honey suck'e Because D , IN Re-
Why Is the letter D like ~
cause il follows the z.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-08

Connndrum. -hy is the letter S like
dinnef' Bcca il CONES before ten,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

subjec; Of temperance. infoTinej tho Con-
vention that the Committee had held a
meeting. and determined TO submit brief
Address 10 The people ofihe State. but that
the Address had no, yet been prepared.
On motion Of MIR. Presly, the Chairman
Of the Committee was srequesied TO prepare
the Address at his earIies, convenience for
publication, with the proceedings Of this
Convention.
On motion Of Dr.. Leland, it was ordered
lha, Rev. WIN. NJ. Martin. p. A. Slrobel
and +. j. Arthur constitute Committee
TO take charge Of The papers, aud 10 prepare
the proceedings Of this Convention for
publication.
On motion Of DR.. LELAND, ordered that
1000 copies Of The proceedings Of this
Convention he published in pamPb!e, inr:n.
On mulion Of Rev. Wm. NJ. Martin, il
was
Resolved unanimously. That the thanks
OF the Convcn,iun be rendered TO The Pastor
md official members Of The Methodist
Church of GreeuvilLe for their kindness in
rendering TO the Convention the use of this
Church.
On malion Of Rev. A. Rice.
Rssoiud unanimously. That the thanks
of the Convention bc rendered TO the cili-
zeus Of Grecnville for the kindness and
hospitality which ihey have extended to-
war!s the members of This Convention.
The President having Withdrawn. Gen.
Whilncr took The Chair, aud on motion Of
T.. II. Briuon. il was
Unanimously resolved. That the thanks
OF this meetin. be rendered TO his HnnOr,
Jno. e.. O'Neall. for the gentemanly and
able manner in which he has presided over
this Convention.
On motion Of DR.. Leland.
Unanimously sesolred, That the thanks
Of The Convention be Iendcrcd 10 the Sc
crriaries Of This Convention for the faithful
discharge Of lhc duties cousided TO them.
The Couvcnriun, after prayer by The
Rev. Mr.. Gibson of Grernvillc, on ln0iion
OF Moj. Ashhy, adjourned sine die.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

Tic f6elia gslle sFsitss iiiis hasty ai,d uielan.
choiy ne,ica, 5sw the deceased in nor child
hood and i sst % st;ofe lovely promise could
nat well be faRne on this earth. Time aud up
nprlrnity bul sEssod "a deveiope and improve
her .incornsllop tas,ins gnaliiies, both per-
sonaI and aiaaials haF faee was no inapt,
though faint aaigrpE os liss nind-solt, gentle.
beautiful and cheerful. il expressed gni!eless
Confidence, ind was irradia,ed by the in,elIi.
.ecnce of nil ilsli of truth and sincerity. The
pur;,Y Of motive and tiie cordiaI respect which
she had for rs essigs oi others, inap'red COIL
fdenee and assd enTy. Her name was
never prononassd pri with affection and esteem.
These were sp0Fianeous tributes OF all,
from s,e li.sasbR seryass tiiai loved her, 10 the
highest raiis Y lNe .laS were attracted and
charmed sss 5lss aec'e1y's Al any socieiy' her
elegant ra'ltsues ge..s'e g experiment and pleas
ins coasersasles 'sosia y iise made her disiu'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

n, his former stand, know rs the Water Prooi
Warehouse.
Detached rs j, is from other buildings. lis To-
cation renders it nearly US secure from FIRE. Is
il il was tire proof The floor Of its two wings
have been elevated above the high ws,er mark
Of the great freshet of May 1870, and euch OF
these divisions of the building will store from
1900 to iSU0 bales Cotton.
Both of these are desi. ned to be exclusively
set apart Tor the Cotton OF Planters aud Coun.
Try Merchants, who will thus be secured from
The possibility al luss and damage from fresl,e,s.
lie nyas himself Of ia. present OCCASION to
return his thanks TO his friends and patrons for
their !iLe,al support during the las, season. lie
soIicits from them. aud the public generally. IA
continuance ol this confidence, and assures
them. that III return for their patronage, he will
exert his best personal eilnrs TO promote and
protect The IL interests Committed 10 his charge.
In addllun 10 this assurance, he pledges hirh.
self lie will in uo case purchase bale Of Cot.
tom directly or indirectly.
lie vii attend TO the sale and shipping Of
Cotton. the receiving aud forwarding Of Goods.
or any other business usually transacted by u
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg. Angus, 4, 1912. 6m %
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Land for Sale.
August3 3
Notice..

a ELECTION for Brigadicr General Of
"a the I'd Brigade Infantry. S. c. M.. 10 iili
tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
General Wimbish. is hereby ordered 10 be held
a, the Old Wells. OF The ltli Monday in Angus,
next.
LOUIS T. WIGFALL, Col. 9TH Reg.
June % 6i "a
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Notice.

Notice.
e PPLICATfDN w:ll be made To- ID. L-gis-
IA la,ure oftbis State nt its next session, that
all The right and lille Of The State, to oil the es
ts,c. re-! and personal, whereof the lnte Col.
Christian Breilbaapi, or Gertrude Jacobn h's
widow. was seized or possessed at the lime Of
bis or her death and particularly ceitain lois 10
the Town Of Hamburg. supposed TO be eescheat-
ed. mag be vested in Os.ian Gregory. aud SUI
san n natural daughter yf said Christian, one or
both.
August IL 3m %
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CAMP MEETING.
Notice. !.


WE HAVE Yea sALgAT PorTERsyiLLE.
IA ANEANh YDS. good N. ca. country.
"a. QS1HxS made wooden homesprn, liic
cheapest aud best aiticlcaor negro wear
500 yds. eenasTy-iaads scutionhomcspnn, white,
coppufus, nap striped, Also ior negro wear.
Home made acgro Shoes. Sugar aud Coffee.
Leather. Coi,nn Yarn, Tiu ware, furnace burn:
Brick, &c. s&r.
aLSO--Sixpr eight well broke MULES.
Two good second baud nix Mulc Wagons
and Harness
Two new 2lcrse Wagons without Harness
One true, OF fsi,iney-woods Land. (239 acres. }
IS or 30 of wiIieh IS IN cultivation, on which is
fine building situaiion, within one and half
miles Of The vilage, and directly oa The CoIuui.
bia road.
Any of tie aboye property Will be given in
exchnngc fer Negro properly, or sold ON Gre.
dit ofiwelye nbn,bs, at prices, 10 sni,ile tines
- j. GIBBS & CO.
PoreYsviile,hususi l6, 1872. 3, %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Faithy Lasse,cr.

Mary Lasseter. md others.
MOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that by
lN virtue ofan order fromlhe Courtof Chan
Gerry, shall sell al public auction, AZ Edgeicld
C"ur, iouse, OF the Gist Monday in Sepicm-
ber next, The real estate VI Jane Lasse:er decd.
cpiisis,ing Of u tract Of land. containing four
hundred and seycu,y-,hree acres. more or less.
situate in the District Of Abbeville, and lying
on Rocky Creek, branch OF Stevens Creek,
wa,ers Of Savannah river, and bounded by
lands of - Harrison, - Williams,
Carllsds-, Albert, T. TrsyIor.
aud lands formerly owned by Carson, on u
credit Of ono. two, aud three years, except
tue costs which mus; be paidin cash the pur.
chaser 10 give bond and personal security, and
mortgage Of The premises.
J. TERRY. C. E.r.p.
Comn's. Office. EdsefclJ, At II
August 5. 1912. [S3.s73]
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Rror,glae DO ellc Jail.

THE u. s. DISTRICT COURT, !
DisTnicT or SouTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
HN, ,bs mailer Of Thuinas J. Foster. Bank
rupt. Pursuant 10 M Order ofihc District
Cnur, of the United States. for the Dis,,irt Of
Sou,l Carolina. Eoiice is hereby given, tha,
c,,,se bs sl,ewn before the said Court, nj the
Federal Cours House IN Charleston. ON the
,wenty.nin,h day OF October next. nj eleven
o'clock. A. M, why the said Thomas Foster,
should mol receive bis Discharge and Ce,iicatc,
Us Bankrupt.
III. Y. GRAY. Clerk
Ausus,1O i2 %
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TIE u. S. DISTRICT COURT, !
DIsThIcT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
I'm the matter Of Hugh d. Campbell. Bank
Il rup,. Pursuant 10 an Order ofthc Dl-trie,
Court Of the United States, for the District c!'
South Carolina, Notice is hereby given thar
cause be shewn before tho sold Court, At tho
Federal Court House in Charleston, or the
eighth day of October next, at eleven o'cloek.
A. M.. why the said Hugh B. Campbell, siouhi
no, receive his Discharge and Certificate Is =
Bankrupt
Charleston, iltl day Of July. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY, 4cie,S. !.
luiyT lls ~
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned asains,
"A trusting any one OH my credit, wi,hou, n
written, or verbal order from myself; as am
determined not to pay my account contracted
by any other person than nygil.
EPtiRAM FRANKLIN.
August ], 1872. i'm %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

Ex Tors. &C.
rs. ; BaiJor Eeti.C
Henry shultz: Oliver
Simpsen, Sal.
appearing 10 my satisfaction, iha, the Hon.
& Waddy Thompson. defendant in this case
~ wi,hon,the Iimiiso this State: ordered, tha,
he do appear. and plead answer or demnr lo
the Bill within three mouths fum the publica-
lion of this no,ce, or tie said Bill will be taken
pro eonttsso against him:
Commr's Office,
August If, 1872. ". :'m ~
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Benjamin Dorrancc, survivor, foreeiosurc
rs. Of
Alfred Huntington. Mortgage.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
IN virtue ofan order from the Court Of Chan
Gerry. I,hall Offer for sale TO the hghes; bidder.
n, Edgcicld Court House, on The frs, Monday
in September next, n tract of land. siiun,e III
EdseiieId District. on Fox's Creek, containing
four hundred and sixty four acres, more or les.
aud adjoining lands Of Seth Butler, Wiley Day.
John Day, James Adams and Josiah Lanhan.
s,id tract to be sold Ia forcclose mortgage, ex-
rcntcd by The said Alfred }. Hunting Ton, on ti.1
18th March. 1899 /" benjamin Donunce and
Lyman Bisclow. The terms Of sale will be
rrc,li, until the FIST day ofJanuary next. except
the costs OF this suit. which must be paid IN
cash, the purchaser 10 give bond and PERSONAL
SECURITY. and mortgage oflhe premises.
J. TERRY, c. L. Ed.
Comms Office. Edscfcld, At -
AUGUST !. 1872. 3S7l1
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Comm's. Office Edsciicld, At -
Angus, !. 1872. 3 s7Il

TIE Z. ). DIS TKICI LUUNI,
DIsTRicT OF SoUTH CARoLISA.
~ BANKRUPTCY.
EN the matter OF Samuel Trowbridge.
Ill Bankrupt. Pursuant to an Order Of the
District Com, Of the United States. for the Dis
,rct of South Carolina, Notice is hereby given.
that cause be- shewn before the said Court. ut
the Federal Court House in Charleston. on the
eight day Of October next, Il, eleven o'clock. q,
NJ. why the said Samuel Trowbridge. should
no; receive his Discharge aud Ger ;ificu,c, es
Bankrupt.
Charleston, llih day Of July 1892.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July ~ lit ~
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