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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02
AMrp1cAN MIsEUM.-Barnum Is indeiatigI

n- AMERICAN MUsEUM-BarnpIm IS mae .r ale,,
BILE IN his endeavors please the public and puts forth
strong attractions this evening Ola ana young Nch Is
performed by the nImtanle w ma n; ~ n
some illustrations Of de heel and toe science Rosae
the beautiful singer will MARBLE OF her sweetest
notes and last though not least the speneid little dan
sense Celeste will dance several iavorite dances The
Model of Dublin will be exhibited the Glpsey Girl will
give specimen of her mysterious powers, the Gardens
will be thrown open and Balloon will ascend from the
top Of the Museum at the close of the performances
who would not spend two shilliDg and vstthe Museum
this evening"
lry- VAUXHALL GARDEN.-More attraction to-
night at this beautiful retreat than has been offered this
Miss MESA INC 81 rmng vocalist Of the Chat
ham, makes her first appeal 70 Of her best chsrac
ters Introducing of her best songs. j. s. Browne
also appears. This announcement is enough to
full garden. This is the last week shall have OPP
portunity of witnessing the admirable acting of this dis
tngnished comedian. All who admire pure legitimate
vaudeville performances should attend the Vanxhall this
week Independent of the superb acting at this garden
IL must he borne in mind that there is place in the city
so cool and comfortable awarm evening. The per-
ormances this evening the Dumb Belle" and No
Song no Supper" in both of which Browne and Miss
Nlestayer appear Admission to the whole performance
but IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-02

LATE FROM FLoRrDA.-By the arrival of the
United States steamer Beaufort Captain Poinsett,
says the Savannah Republican of the 10Th inst, we
are In possession Of the following letter from cor
respondent dated
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
AGRICULTURAL.

UTILITY OF SELEcr SEEDs.-Mr. Gay
lord, in the Albany Cul,ivator very justly
remarks. "that the seed that rlpens first IN
tie ear, and is separated with the greatest
ease, is the most properfor seed, as these
circumstances show it is the most mature.
4 farmer in one of the Northern States a
tewvears since, wasin the habitof selling
larse quantities of seed wheat annually
and a, high prices, as his wheat was of a
superior quality, very heavy and produc-
tive, and supposed to be new variety
Il appeared however, that ne had brought
5shis wheat to that degree of pei lection, by
selecting some ofthe finest heads from a
feldin the first place, and then instead of
1hreshing the whole crop. and using the
: seed promiscously, he generally beat the
sheaves over barrel, by which only the
best and most perfect grains were sepera.
ted, and by repeated sowing had rendered
the qualities so desirable, permanent
1t is reasonable to believe every kind
of seed may be improved by similar
process of selection.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Head Quarters.
C1ArrNnnn s.h IA

= CLARENDON, S:h March, 1912.
The sollowingAids-de. Comp to the Commau.
Ier-in-Chief are ordered to attend the review at
Charleston, viz: Colonels ]. P. Diknson, John
PHILIPPE, John English, J. Harleston Read, Jr.
'ames Mcpherson, J. L. Manning, M. S. Sin.
Teton and G. W.Taylor. -
Attbe reviews. and encampment of Gen. Harl.
ee's Brigade, the following Aids-de- Camp are
ordered to atterd, viz: Colore!s J. Phillips, J.
Harleston Read, Jr. NJ. S. Singleton, ard G. w.
Taylor. ;4E -
AT the reviews at Darlington Court House
and Sumierville, the following Aids-de- Camp
are ordered 10 at end, viz: Culonels ]. +. Dikin.
son, J. L. Manning, NJ. s. Singleton, and G. w.
Taylor.
And at the encampments of Generals Ham.
mond's aud Jameson's Brigades, the following
Aids-de-Camp are ordered to attend, viz: Colo
nels L.. T. Wigfall, John Phillips James Me-
Pherson, John English, J. L. Manning and G. w.
Taylor.
The other members of the Governors suite,
who reside at a greater distance, are also expec-
ted to attend, if convenient.
The Quarter Master General will attend as
many reviews and encampments as his time will
permit.
BY order of the Commander-n Chief
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't and Inspect'r. Gen'l
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
FRUIT TREES.

The practice of draining, so necessary
for thewel being ofevery species of vege-
tables, is found Of slperEatlve importance
to orchards having unhealthy suhsois, the
presence ofwhich is easily shown by moss
growing on the branches and coarse and
open bark. The Boston Cultivator states,
that Mr.. Phmny has found by exper'.
ence that the water in relent;ve subs"Il
was 81 injurious to the growth of his trees
as to Justify the expense of ditch $ cut
from two to three feet deepto caryof The
water,which collecting in the subsnil, para
lvzed and corrupted the tender roots. At
the bottom of thes, drains is lett water
course about eight inches deep, covered
with, fiat stones; on these some brush is
thrown, and the whole is filed with the
earth that has been dug out in forming the
drains. Thus has he secured the most
entire success on land that before had
baffied allhis attempts 10 raise an orchard.
a periodical limiting is of the greatest
benefit to an orchard; SO also is the wash
ing of the trunk and branches of the trees
with strong soap-suds, which also might
be applied to their roots. opening the
ground for the purpose. Pruning should
be attended to, and practiced, annually.
sparingly at+frst, or great injury may arse
from the inflicticn Of large wounds and the
exposure of the trees to violent winds du.
ring winter, before the yonng wood had
shot forth to protect them.5
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Taxes.


AI nti"e is hereby given that will "rc"
~ books"u the first day Of Fehnar,
-n~xt. =, The s,u:c "f Jamc- Dnnlar in t'an-
den f..r collecting The T,xes for lS4i, ard
will attend al the I"llowing places "u lh'
f"llawing days for the same purpose
On Monday. 2S Frhuarva, Liberty Hill:
on Tuesday lSl If March al FIai r." k; u,
"Wednesday, 81 "f March a, B.fal": ",
Thursday. Sd of March a, Lizemhy's; ~,
Friday, 4 h Of March al Sclr"ck's Mill;
on Saturday 5lh of March at Cu,el"n's
Mill.
After the above named times, will at.
tend al Camden unlilthe first day "f April
next, al which time the bnoks will p"si.
,ivel, be closed, and all ,rtaulters double
taxed.
]. w. DOBY. T. C. X. D.
Jan. 5. I642.
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The United States District Court,
DISTRICT OF oUTH CAROLINA.
IN BA ANRPUpTCY

WllEREhS. Afr d China, Tuyem Keeper. re-
" siding in Sum,erville, in the Distci of Sunlr
ter hath fird petition that he may be declared .
Bank upt. pursuant to The Act Of Congress nf tho
Uhit Stairs made und now Of force. cproerning
B,nkrupts ard that he may have the bcnit Of the
sid Act; this is to give notice Of the said Pelitnn
ard that hearing tI,eHof will lie hid befrr The
Honorable RosERT B GncHRIsT, Judge Of the sud
Court, at Court TO he holden ut the tcderul our
House, i'll Charleston. OH WI dnrsdiythr twenty third
day Of March next, at ii oc ock, A. NJ, at whi.h
place aud time all persons Interested may uppear and
sIcw 'se, if any they huvc. why the prayer of The
petitioner should not he grant,d
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston. 26lIl February ls42. 81 ~
fPf,mier's fec S,3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23

SwELI1NGs.-To scatter swelings On
horses or other cattle, take two quarts of
proof whiskey, or otherproofsp rits, warm
it over coal, but not to blaze; dissolve in
it pint of soft soap. When cool, put it
in bottle, and add one ounce Of camphnr.
When dissolved, it will form liquid opn-
deldoc; and is then ready for application,
forming cheap and useful remedy.
when the swelling is on the l.g, or any
part that will receive a bandagc,. such
bandags should be applied and wet with
the opodeldoc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
MEAL, VS.. GRAIN.

The question is often asked (Which is
the best for neat stock. meal or corn!"
For our own part, we believe that meal is
mot only best but much the best.
,s. As a general thing, our farmers do not
appear to BE- sufficiently aware oft i'm
portancc of grinding their grain for stock,
instead of feeding it out to them whole. as
is still the custom with many, and especi-
ally with those who have never had exPe-
rience in feeding stock on grain both whole
and ground.
1t has now been several years since we
first became confidently persuaded that
one bushel of corn, ground, is worth mnre
for fattening stock, than five pecks that is
not: and this we think will be The neceS-
sary conviction of every one who expert
ments in order to ascertain the relative
value of the two.
= WePhave never taken the trouble Of
experimenting correctly in this matter.
and we confess that our opinion is predic-
able simply upon the testimony of farm
ers generally, ard in connexion with our
own observations, casually made, and
without any idea Of arriving, for our own
part, at any thing like an accurate result.
The fact, however, is obvious, we think
that the waste resulting from the practice
of feeding grain to cattle whole is, gener.
ally speaking. far more than sufficient to
defray the expenses Of grinding; large
proportion OF it being uncomminuted, and
consequently passing through the compl
cafe mechanism of the stomachc without
contributing, in any way, to the animal:
support.
Corn is often fund in considerable
quantities in the excrements of all n-a
stock, and in the full retention Of all it
vital properties by whichit is distinguishes
in its perfect state, that is, before passin
throug gh the animals nav. We are nov
engaged in series Of experiments whic
we think will ultimately be successful i
leading to correct appreciation of tn
relative value of each, and the result G
which, so soon as the series shall hav
been sufficiently extended, we shall com
municate without delay. w.
Farmers Journal.
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The United Sia;es District CONT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN BA> KRUPTCY.


WHERrAS, Dme' B. McL'ufin, late Of
W the finn ol ID B ~ .Lurin & 10. lat,
Tavern K clois--to said petitioner being now u
Clerk, OF Snmt,rvc, in the District OF Snnter,
hath flied petition praying lhui c may be declared
nknpt pursuant I" nn act Of Corg;ess o tic
U. StSies ~ d., aEd now in forcy concerning B. nk
rupis, and that 10 may have the benefit rf The said
nc; this is 10 e ve noticeo' the said petition, and
that hearing TIER nf will nc had b. fore the Honor
nbc ROBERT b GILcHnisT. Judge OF ihe said curt
nj Cnu I to hr hIde IL ihr Federal C,.nrt House.
in Charleston on Wednesday lie twenty hind day
OF NJ uch next. at eleven clock, A. NJ. at which,
pl CO and tine al persons inirr sit my appear
and shrw Cause, il my they hive, why the prayer
Of the said PstIlinr.er slI"n mn he g auted
H. Y. GRAY. Geek :
Charleston. 26ih day Of February, ls43 3
Pri trfs fc' So
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WrIL1AM uUNTER,

B1nK-BINDER, CHARLoTTE.N.c C.
FFERS his srrpiees 10 the citizens Of Camden 5.
- c. and its vicinity. and assures those who may
patrozc HIM that from the prnnptuets and style IN
which lie executes orders, he will give general salts
fartion.
TPeraons wishing binding done, can, by leaving
their work at the Ca nden Journal Office. five il
forwarded returned witllou, my expense fofsclr
.iagc. Nov..2f i.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Money Wanted.

IIlfiE subscriber hcing in want of MONEY To
meet his own engagements, respectfully informs
all those indebted to him. either by note account.
ihntn curly settlement Of their respective duos is
required Those wl,nse lo,es and accounts have
been due fo one more years, must not expec, any
longer indulgence, and in future, be will expect his
customers 10 pay their acconnts yenrly.
DTo those customers who have paid him pune.
tuaIy he returns his thanks, and hopes Ivy moderate
prices and attention, to business, TO merit continu.
ance of their patronage.
J, H. ANDERSON.
Feb. Is. It'll.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

3.
HEREA>, William H. Bowen, lately merchant
w mt Bish"pvillc, oftc late firm Of C. Z. Camp
bell, g. Co, and of J.. Bishop & Co. now residing
in Providence in Sumter District, hath filed D
Prtitionprayug that be may bc declared Bankrupt.
pursuant to the Act Of Congress- OF tho United
States. made, and now in force; concerning Bank
rupls. and that he may have the benefit of the said
Act; this is tn give notice of the said Petition, and
that herring therenf will be b. befnrr t! Hrnor.
abio RoBERT b GIIcuRIST. Judge Of tie sain Court
a; Court to be holden at the Federal Curt House,
in Charleston, Oh Wcdncsday the twenty third day
of Ma:ch next, at eleven O'clock, A. NJ at which
place and time all persons interested may appear and
show cause, if any they haye. why the pmyer Of
the said Petitioner should not be granted.
~ II. Y.GRAY. Clerk. .
Ch'rleston, 26lh diy Of F.:bru Try, 1879. g..
fP-infe5's fee SO
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LuZborcugh or Adrian,

Will stand the present Season an the Her.
mitage, one mile below Camder. and will he lei
to Mares at the very low price ofFif:een nollars
the Season, or twenty-five Dollars to Insure a
Colt; but should the Mare be parted with, the
Insurance will be void.
A fee of Fifty cents is to be paid 20 the groom
Good pasturage will be furnished, and Mares
fed at Thirty-seven and Half Gents Fer day, if
desired; and care taken Of them, hut no liability,
whatever, for accidents or escapes.
The Season will terminate on the first Of July,
when payment for the services of the Horse will
be expected.
JAMES SMYRI..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Notice.

AM HER"As, no lttrrs Of adminl-traions n
w the rs a e of Lndm:ck Th"m son, ii n. de-
ce .sed, have len phd or sn:r lis 'e' IN. IN
pursuanc, Of the statute havr hen p ssession oi
su h of his effects as cou be 70 nd All PERSONS
indebt. d To aid rhompson are required 4" ma e
imne,Ii te pa. n,ent. ard II ose In. ng demands
az inst tn sail state arerequia TO and them to
t.,ls ufice, lly atle.trd
w. BASKIN Ordinary D.
Ord,nar's fire. s pi %. 1871 ~
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Notice..

S. X. CLIFFORD. having published in the last
c ,m,l.n Journ,l, an article stating that he atl
purchased %, II e, al. my rgh and interest in tie
r tiers Hotel, iwas authorized 10 e,lect tie
drhts rhr c. ncc,n, b. rb. rotiy oil persons:
that the af Ies id afiic us unantI"r.zd ly um
md that aml:nor. as | Law. b rrt"tre len.
JOINT proprietor of The Punt,rr Il".I; and that ]
,,uve constituted tkarhs Fl. DAVIS. ms lawful
agent and representative during my abseLce from
said Hotel. -. a
THOMAS A. HAGUE
IS TAnl., i}c,e,n,nr 2FatIpxl
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN BANERU 'TCY.
WHEREAS. John F. B Hard, merchant OF
w Providence, in the District of Sumter, haiti
filed Petition praying that he may be declar
Bank:npt, pursuant 10 the Act of iongress Of
the United States, made, ard now iu force, con.
cerning Bankrupts, aud That he may have the hcne.
fiji of the said Act; this is 10 give nttice Of the said
Petition. andthat he ring ll!crof will be had e.
fore the Honorable ROBERT B. GILcHRIsr, Judge Of
the srd Court. at Court to I've hidden at the Fedcr
ul Court House, in Charlcston on Wednesday the
lwenty-thrd dny of NJ 'rch next, ut eleven o'clock
NJ. at which pa'o and time all pc sons inter
ested may apprar and sl,rw nse, if any they
have, why the prayer Of tile said Petitioner should
not b. granted.
g.. II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Charleston, 26lh day of February. ls42 81
Printers fee $3.l
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BOUTS AND SHOES,
Palm Leaf Hats sc.

nF FLEL Nc. No 81. liayne ST. Charles
IL ton. 8. e. (nppnsir M.ssrs. Fni;nr & Raye)
,nIor,ns his fri.ns am, the puiir, tina, he is nov
receiving direct from The tanu'"cnr"%s; % a NJ" ana
splendid .lssrrtmpu: OF 500 S nd SHOES, OF !
kin Is, ad ,iipd n,hr country i'ade.
Alo rect iving-A fine ass. rnrnt of W n ana
Boy sPALM LEAF HA :. md flrp ,sTi'
~, of Lndrs nd Misses STRA W&BONNElS.
AL of ~hh h, VIII be 10 OH the n.osl asco'n"in-
ing ir'ms
Char r-ion, JAN 90. ls42 s'S
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LII PERSONS ndvii,g uern "us agaihst the Es-
\ tate Of Benjamin Gerald, deco late OF Sum-
ter Distric', are requested 10 hand them in pro-
,,erly attes,ed, within the time prescribed by law,
md all indebted to the said Estate, will make
immediate payment to.
W.. GERALD, Admir-.
Maych3 1872 49,.
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A Lady lately from France,

rs desirous Of procuring situation as Teacher
Lin a private family; she is fully competent to
impart instruction in tho various branches of
French and English literature; would have no
objection to the country or 10 lake class in a
school Application to be made to the Editor of
:his paper.
March 9, 1S42.
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Pigs! Lots Of Pigs!!

ABOUT the 18Th or 20ih Of April next, there
Il will be for sale at the residence of Thomas
P. Ballard, Kershaw District, drove OF 400
Pigs, consisting of full blooded Berkshires,
Irish Graziers, and Woburns aid Irish Graizers
mixed. ALSO-A few full blooded Durham
Calves
March q, 1912
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Jan 70.

Eresh Hte1Cy e3'Ot erses.
Prunes in Gl ss JAS.
u.anis, -Crron, Almonds. Rasins.
derao DIS best ick:es,
p es r,es, in Br ndy.
Pfrs.r>rs, in their " n ce. Olives,
Champ ~ mst Fien"h G. .f'lal.
Lcm.n. Cling AM Raspberry Syrnp~,
Cham; ;.ag"r. pf su e'io, q airy
Ho X Wines, Superior ;"rcr.
ST.. J..l,en Mr;oc Clarst Oh miniane Cider
.LSO
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine, some % years
old,
Superior Port Wire in hotties, very "l:l.
" French Brandy and Holland Gin.
AIS "A complete MSS 'rtnient Of
Sugars, of erery quality, Cc6ee, Molasses, lron'
Sal, dc. 3'c.
All Of which, are Offered on reason bic tern b.
In 81 Fl Ivy
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Ecad Quarters.
CL,RESpoS. Feb. 2S;b. Is

CLaRENDoS, Feb. 26ih, 1912.
R-ER NJ
E HE resgi alto of Major Ge".la' TroMAs +
JoSs.-ia,in e.na acferhd Brips 'ier Gen.
JANIS }. cALLwE will c n,and the 5.h J.
si n III the vacancy is IL ed.
BY ord r 4 the f'.mmard in Chief
:, J. w. CANlEY, Ada and insp. GcnI.
Ma ,.h lii e
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STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLlNA.
LANCASTER DISTCTRIT.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Burrell McLcnore, vs. Charles Davis,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, vs. ShadEck Wright,
Declaration in Attachment.
John X Wright, VS.. William Rnyal,
Declaration in Attachment,
AM7UE.EAS, the Plaintiffs in the above sta
w ted cases did, this d y Ale thrir decl ratl"n
IN my Office against the Deendants, wio are absent
md wi,hrui the limits Of this Sta e, and hrvirg
neither wife nor .ttor:.ey within the sane, on
whom 10 serv copy us the saii "ec ariion, win
,ule to l.!e d thereto.
II ia orlered, ha, the sail d ie 'dant do alp,nr
and y cad to the id dec araion en- or eicrf ih'
first day of Move her. Ann Donn 1912 or an
S. PECKHA", Clerk.
Clerks Office. Oct. 30, l84l. p'sfe sc
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THE UNITED STATES DlSTRlCr COURT
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
WWHEREAS, Tyre J Dnkirs. lHto Tavern
w keeper, nnw Deputy Sheriff for 81 mer District
N South C,rnlin,, hath Fl ed Petition praying
that he may be declared Bankrupt, pursuant TO
.he Act of Congress Of the Un ted Stat's made,
md Low in fo,cc, concerning Bankrupts' und that
10 may have the b'nef of the said Act; this Is TO
rive notice n tho said Petition, and that hearing
ihcrcof will lie had before the Honorable ROBERT b.
.Gn.cHRIsr, Judge Of the said Court, at Court 10
70 holden at the deraI Conri House, III Charleston.
oa W, dncsday the twenty third day ot March next
II ei ven u'clpck. A. NJ. at which place aid time
all prrsnns Interested may appear pnd shcw us it
my they have, why til" prayer of tile said Petition.
er shou nut be granted. ~
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 26th day Of February. 1912 Ct
p intrr's ;e SO
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LENT OUT.

is;HE Caske', for 1929, and Mirror of Taste,
L together with various o,her Books, whc!
may be left at the Journal Office.
M. NJ LEVY.
- March q, le42.
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Notice.

NOTICE.
YNHONAS =. MOOD informs the citizens Of
1 Camden, that The report which has been indus.
lriously tircua,ed Of his eaving, is utterly The
Heintends to remain, und Iopes that lis r'en's and
Tie public generally. will continue TO favor him with
their patronage.
? March 2. iHos. .. MooD..
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Taken up in Santee Swamp,
N NE Square BALE ~ led Cotton, Bra" ed
A. G somewhat damaged ly the H,ter -
TNe owmr can Ct tin same by application 10 The
bN ribrr, and p.v'ng the ex;"ns s Of la 'Jins
it-al- % the rxprnsrs IF ,l;is dve.tisemert
fulton Post Oh-, S. G.
DWARD "R UGHTCN. Jr
n 70 1919
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s-5T'e busr.rss WI III carried n ~ the sui
scr er. who ii USE every eXprtl"n 20 LEA p. a"'
rpsn ci'n Is snliclis r ~ ne cit Il ns of Ca"en and
it's sciii:y,a share o. pair' nae
JAMES F SU! HERLAND.
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The Silesi0a Polish,

An article tllut chaLngs an equal in all the essen.
tia properties ofa rapid and beautfa polish for sill
yer, German silver and brass plate, Brttannu ware,
sne aieel cu,l.ry &c. A single trial is only nec"s
tary forthe satisfaction ofany person. For salo AT
he sign of the Mortar.
Jan. l9. DELEON q LEVY
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,VeE W SHOE STORE.
In Equity--Kershasg EsistriCt.

In Equity--AershasC EistriCt.
John Caney, Exr, h. l.. Can.ey vs. John J.
Blair-Bill Tor Relief and Injunction.
happening my satisfaction that the defendant
Sohn ]. Blair is absent from and beyond the Ii
mits of this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead,
answer, or demur TO this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order PRO confesso
will be entered OF record against him.
f' J CANTEY, Jr. Commr. in Equity.
Feb. %, 1912
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JAMES r. SUI IlERLAND
Jan. L. 1912.
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state of south Carolina,

LANCASTER. DISIRlCI.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Leroy Secrest VS. F. X. Brum"ctt. Capias I'D he.
spondcndum.
Leroy Hammond vs. F. X. Bnimmctt. Capias I'D
- RespondeDdum.
F. X. Brummett the Defendant in the above
cascs, who is in custody Of the Sheriff of said
District, by virtue of the above writ Of capias
I'D respondendum, having, in order TO entitle him.
self to the benefit of an act entitled Gun act for the
relif of Insulvent Debtors, in the said State" this
d,y filed in my Office schedule of his whole es-
tate.
NOTICE is therefore, hereby given to the snid
Plaintiffs, as we'll ns to all ntler suing creditors Il"
the said F. K. unm,t', to be nnd nppear at Lir-
custer Court House. on Tuesday the l2'h ArlI
next. ut II o'clock Meridian, befi're one of the
Associate Judges Of the sid St.te, to ,shew cause
if any they can, why the said Def ndant should
not he discharged assigning the effects mentions
ed in his schedule,
Clerks Office, Jan. 8, lS42.
S. BECKHAM.
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