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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-22
Philadelphia.
TCorrespondeuce of the Herald,1

Correspondence OF the nerald.l
PHILADELPHiA, april 81, 1912.
There was another rumored defalc alton yesterday by
the Treasurer of one of the Districts. The amount Of
the deficit is stated at SIS 900. So we 60. When and
where these distractions are to end, without it is in the
Peniten,iary, | cannot imagine. Until some enc or more
of these defaulters are brought up under the law. the
people S money will not be safe from pillsge and plur.
more than their predecessors established as a custom
but it is a custom which present Laws and the incum.
beut's oath of off &c prohibit, and should now be checked.
rency is to swallow UP one half at least Of all idebted-
ness.
A case Of smuggling was detected last night by one of
thec ustom House watchMen. The smuggler was a pas.
on the free trade principle, was about $50 worth of la
dies dress patterns. Both were seized.
About one hundred Of the workmen at eur Navy Yard,
principally aulkers and laborers, were discharged yes.
tsrday-having completed their labors on the frigate Ra.
ritan. She is expected to be ready for launching early
in June. As it is understood that two steamers are to be
commenced Immediately, it 10 hoped that these werkmen
may not be long disengaged.
David Paul Brown is addressing the Jury on the
Holmes case to day. District Attorney Meredith will
is involved in much doubt, The prosecution has been
most vigorously enforced and the accused no less ably
and zeslously defended,
The inquest of the United States Court yesterday, re.
turned three true bills, one Of which was against Thur.
Der and Bsrkham for conspiracy to destroy the brig Cum
berland; a second YVES against eight sailors for conspiIa
cy to make a revolt on board the ship H~opewell, and the
third against the same parties for melting the crew OF
the Hopewell to disobey orders and to neglect duty.
The business in stocks 70. day was TO a medium amount
at a considerable advsnce in prices. State Elves rose /
Weather delightful, business active and money ~tolerably
easy.
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CANDIES.


DR.. FLEMING's WORM y s%ndeniae!y the
u most penoctiy adapted to the total externinaton Of
Worms in old and young. of any thing Of the kind ever pre-
pared, Children Ike II, and 1t y warraatsd Vegetable and per-
'ectly safe la it's sffecR.
Hs DlAKKHdcA CANDY, prepared fro. HE celebrated
Quaker nalm, is said 10 do wonder. IN all sowel complaints.
In diarhoea. sltenaant on the last stage Of consumption, II Is
most 81. s co r axe 'alu CEINpY .e pr any o o. a q new era in
medical compounds For cleansing and invisorating the
stomaoh and bowels. removing obstrseted hui no.s, for coo tive.
ness, biliors habits, colds, fever jasneiee, hesdeeAe, and indeed
in ali cases where ihyssc is needed, this candy " notsurpassed
Mbesioes, il is as pleasant, o take ~ peppermint candy.
His DINNER CANDY, Ter eostiveness. indiastt ioH, dis
treas after eating, he .rlbusn, &c &c., 10 recommended a. ,ne
Of The best s~iomsehics and toa'cs now in uss. And then il n
go handy and safe.
The RAPIDLY o eress,pg ssles and popularity ofthsse pleasant
sCcCOVERT's BALM oF LIVE. for all affections of the
lungs and wirdpipe, dysp psia, &c. &c. is an unequalled remedy
read the followIng:-
Mn .CovHRT:-
SKI have received much benefit from the use OF your
Rain of Life ia reuovipg the pains about the ehest ,ocessioped
by dy spepia and espe eially in Strengthening nay voice. !
cannot say that my he alth IL yet fully restored, but am great
ly improving THEOpOhE IAtkOh, r.
N. York, Feb. "A, l6f2. l45 Nassna street,
Sold wholesale AID retail bv J.COVEkT,.
1871 Nassau street.
AIso nv 2 ] Stewart, rs Fulton 1T Brooklyn. n98 im.
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WESTERN RIVERS Tn river at Little Rock.
was very low on the 18th ult. The Herschel was
,nasces and sunk, about IL miles below that place
81 the above date. The Corvette was lying little
below, not able TO get down.
At Cincinnati, on the 18th last. the Ohio river
had eleven feet Of water in the channel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-22

TO BE LET-The store Ill broadway; adjoining Trinity
church yard. suitable for auy business, md favoraDiy Rowe
a. an ed and popular stand.
AM. twelve or fourteen furnished apartments, for sinels res
tlensu' which will he let by the month or otherwise. Thers
u Z dining saloon upon The European plan. attached with The
Kremlin y here NEAL will be served at all hours. ala eteod
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PAPER HANGTNGS.

Al A. HOWELL & co S7 Pearl at. are now receiving
WI. from their manufacturers at New Brunswick, an extern
sive assortment OF Paper Hapgiugs, Borders, SC Of the latest
and most approved patterns and cry les: suited to the city and
country trade, which they offer TO dealers at the net manufac-
tory prices.
Board Ptints, Views, &c.
The best workmen to put on paper in any part OF the city can
be had at The shortest notice. ais cod INIT
IEECHES-LEECHEs.-i0 600 very fine large and healthy
IL Smyrna and Germa, Le-ches, for sale very reasonable,
wholesale and retail. or carefully applied by WIN WA
o CheAist and Pharnacuhst, Apothecarcs' Hall, ~
SEiDLiTZ AND % d POWDERS Warranted very
- superior artic'e s to what are generally sold, put up eYpress.
~ for family use. For sale, wholesale aud retail, BY VIM
WA Chemist and fharmacutist, Apothecaries' Hall,
az Cathariue al. mao Inns
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WATC HE'S & JEWELRY
VycnU r nUy

THE subscriber is .:lliug all descr,p,ions Of gold and silver
retail, lower than at any other placsin the city. Gold Wstehes'
Slow e 80 to - dohs - s Is .;chc " aaSee, ana Ssrs tn e.
coed time, or the none. ictursed. Watches and Clocks re-
naired In the best m amer, and warranted, at much less than
the usual prices, by one Of n: feest worhmsn in the city. Q.
C, ALLEN | sporter of Watches aud Jewelry, Wholesale
and retail. 80 Wall street, up stairs. m6lw~
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FIREMAN'S GUIDE.

FlhE wi AIN y UOlDE.
THE GENERAL BUSINESS Of this Of
i ty,. as we'll as the several maps lately made, have accu
~ FIREMAN's GUIDE.
When the alarm bell summons him from the comforts Of his
home and family, to the noble performance Of mis- duties in be-
half Of his fellow citizens, these indexes to the call are per.
" THE FIREMAN
to the fource from which his exposures to rain. cold and death
itself can be averted. They have omitted to point out to-
them the m ,st important means ans the place where the FIRE Of
death may be arrested Where the lungs exposed-the body
overheated, aud drenched with ram. and sleet, and snow-can
be preserved from an early decay. They have POINTED out the
ward and The dstrict in viii h stands
FORTY-FlVE DIVISION STREET!
But they have culpably neglected to describe the number
PEAsE's HOREHoUND CANDY!
Il manufactured and sold-where e,ery Fireman should resort
when tn. first alarm of cough, sore throat, liberation of the
lungs, pains ia the side, an chest appear. This 70 emphati-
HI F REMAINS BIS HOUSE,
and within it stands the inexhsustible fountain that can sub
u n IL ;coStNsssSWrMprIoN AND DEATH,
Sold VIII. lssale ard retail at As Division ct
AcESrs-Zieber. 81 Dock ct Thiedelphia, Pa.
Robinson, ITO Baltimore ct Baltimore.
Redding, 8 Sta e 81. Boston.
Jobson, SO ST. Charles st. new Orleans
Messrs. Rawls & Co. 81 State 1t. Albany
Tobey, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hademan, Louisville, Ky.
Wadsworth. Providence, X. ].
M.ssrs. Ha,iland, II IRON & Allen, Charleston, s. c.
Percy Teller, Detroit, Mich.
90 Each envelope Of the genuine Horehound Candy ia
signed J PEASE X SON. As Division St Of whom il ran be
obtained wholesale and ret Ill. Confectiontrs are not appoint
ed agents. All letters must be post paid. ais
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WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL CT EAR
~ COMpI u YION

m C~OMPLEXlON1
L HIS il not addressed TO ladies only, bat gentlemen too. IT,,
be brief, you are assured that freck es. pimples, blotch.s, sun
burn, tan, morphe ", or any dlsfg, ration of the skin, are =
moved by ,he Italian chemica! soap; dark, thick, sunbuynt or
yellow skin, change to a healthy clear hne after usmS thn.
The public are particularly requested TO notify that is no puG-
ed nostrum, but the invention Of NJ. VesTrini, an Italian pbvs;-
cIan. The New York Herald Of March %, isi2 saysraHn
Italian has lately foI med a soap Of the wild herbs OF HE conn
try that will change the color of thick, dark, yellow or sun
burnt skin to ahealthy clearness; cure eruptions Of skin. such
a. salt rheum, scurvy, &c. We are lold by two persons vic.
have used this, that Il s excellent, and we advise ali 40 try n
This is sold by TONES, at The sign of the American Es
Gle, e2-mind the right number, or you'll be cheatsd-s2 chat
ham street. Price SO cents a cake. 1873 Fulton ct, Brooklyn. IL
an agent. msO In.
&h0 000, WORT OF WATCHES, JEwELKY,
Paste Stones, Watch Glasses, &C, are offered for aae far
cash, or approved short paper, at such prices that perou
requiring the above mentioned goods would do well 10 ran ere
purchasing on 81. NEUSTADT u
mas In No. "A Nader lane.
I've PAPER MANUFACTU Rkks-Ihs suSscnssY m
L notice that Nessrs Howe Goddard of Worcester, Msasg
savs appointed then tseir agents, and are prepared to fuIrash y
Sgort notice, upon the most re asonabie terms. FovrdriDssY sn&
cylender Machines. with fire or steam dryers, and s.ne ne,
shines to size paper in the web as il leaves the dryers. Aka
svsry tnd q Machinery sppertaining 70 the manufacture ofIs
BY any other establishment IN this country. A large number ss
will be given for all particulars.
80. PEhssE q BROOKS ,Pspsrw ~usbesss,.
aNdHw NLibsYtv strecA
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CANAL NAvIoArios.-The canal onens for nav;oa.
ton to-day. AT III O'Clock fifteen boats. with mer-
c%landlse, had been cleared At the Collie ctor's office.
The lines OF tow boats left New York on Sa,ur.
day cveaing with full freights. There ia an absence
however, of the usual life and hustle abo ,, the hs :
sin and river. This indicates, what was art;cioa.
I'd, a lalllng oil IN business .-Abrny Journal April
20h. P"
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CHERhW, =. " ,AfkIL . |. boG.
To THE EpIroR OF THE n. Y. HERALD =
SR =
MY Attention has been called to a notice in the Herald Of
I1 the 10th of March last, headed Extraordinary at Cheraw
8. c. tating that " a case was reported by the Post Master
and Doctor H'pton of most extraordinary cure performed By
the use of Dailey's Pain Extractor, SC &c"
My name has been used in that puff without nay consent OF
knowledge. | have never nsed in ny family the medicine ia
question, and do not know auy lhi.g ab ,ut IT. My desire ls 10
correct a mistake, and leave II for hose who have used it to
take to themselves the notariety they SO justly deserve fer
putting it
alelWSr BROWN BRYAN
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The solway, from Havana, arrived at the Balize
on Sunday, with passengers and seven mails, as
follows: two from England, one from the Bahamas,
one from Vera Cruz, two from THE Windward
Islands, and the Havana mail.
The Havana PAGERS by her are a few days later,
but contain no news.
Lord Morpeth came passenger in the Solway
from Havana,-N. D. Bulletin, Aprii IL.
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D O G. II 0 T. B E L l..

y y / II ID II u u.
DOCTOR ELL devotes his personal attention (daily IAtn
- p. M to- the removal Of private diseasesin svev st,eeL
Allsudering under protracted Eases Jagg ava ate or uxsueesss69i
~ treated by inexperienced or pretendea practioners tboeea
io1ng under The destructive effects Of mercury or 4eAek ,cs-
system, may consult Dr.. B. always with q guarantee Of cure.
%. Persons contemplating marriage, who have been the sub
kct Of delicate diseases, may consult Sr. Bell with honorable
confidence; Pos1 PAID letters, describing hscase ofpessooa -
adistance, have his prompt attention. Dr.B.b treatment nsvcR
sxposssto suspicion and is wsllkDownto be safe and psrna
nsnt.
doors from Broadway. a2tlm'r
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81 HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE, Al sarstoH sPsi.p
nsw and Cpl sadldBcerdisg h:sss' sai,ss us Ssstss
afew reds iron the Paviion Spring.
-Nxr mAIa*
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From FLoRIDA.-The United States steamer Col.
Harvey, CAPT. Pearson, arrived yesterday from
Florida. From an officer of the Army, who came
passenger in the Col. Harvey, we learn that there
are not prob ably more, on a fair estimate, than ntnc-
~ warriors left in the territory Of Florida A portion of
these under Sam Jones and the Prophet, are now in
thu Everglades-the rest under HaIleck Tustenuggee
and a Creek chief, Oteaks, whose name now, for the
first time, we believe, is entered upon the military
annals, are at preeent in the cove of the Withlacoo.
attack upon this strong hold Of the enemy, and the
18Th Of Aprl (yes,e rday) was the day fixed upon for
The assault, which viii be made by six different
columns OF troops, who will concentrate from as
many d ttferent directions.
We may shortly expect important news in rela.
be early advised.
By a private letter from Pala,ka, dated April 13,
we learn that 1t Is quite sickly among the troops al
Fort Melion.-Sdrannah Republican. Apy,l Is.
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ARTIST IN HAIR.
MANUFACTURED OMLADlEs G~ENTLEMES'S

DROWN { CO.'S Oee priee Hat stots xhGls.sss .DS e.
fashion. beauty, durability and economy are Combined 10
IN. nronrietou have the pleasure now. tn offer in addition
IA their recently improved short nappwd hat, a new slyie.the
;S,S~t,cn of b.aver which go closely resembles that Of all fus
The aesi. eo.tiy and beautiful. that The dia..snes 4 not easily
pne nrce eash system, which enables US TO furnish a very
ssnes.or hat for the rrice charged. 10 presenting thesa hats to
IN nubi;e the proprietors think they have reached the ultima
nm nj hcantv durability, enc apness and comfort. ma 3m*
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Baltimore.

Correspondence Of the Hereld.l
BALTIMORE April Fl, 1872
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-02

who present at the last fire, it will be recollee
ted, that hut one Warden was on the ground, and
that the most efficient Town Engine present was
managed By blacks although two gentlemen are ap.
pointed 10 the command, and in consideration of said
duty, are exempt from road work. What would have
been the consequence if this state of things had &c.
Cured at night, would moi all have been dismay and
c)nfUs;on7
Mr.. Ed tor, we have certain clique among us
That think the election Of Council entirely belongs 10
them, and if q voter is SO pTesumptuous as to say
rught against their nomination, he is denounced as
az enemy to the town. TAX PAYER.
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Sherif,s Sales.

pYsyirtue Of sundty executions to me direct Cd
- viii be. sold before tie Couit Ha1se door in
Camden, on tho 6rss Monday and Tuesday ink
March uert the following property, nn
Tho Lynchss Creek plantation, 1eontsiuns about
2,0tO acres, bounded north and northwest By lands
of James W. canteyt south BY Angus .Meoaskill.
northe4s by lands formerly owned By Daniel Gun.
east by Peter McCaskill snd Capt. John Williams,
the said tract being know1a as the "Poiier PIaca.s
Also, E5ts zSJ.e : ~ +. .,ls-,ss
One other trsot, containing acres mon sa i
loss, on Hagus's branch, adjoining lands Of william
McWillie. James c.. Dolby and Frederick Bower B,n'
on the west'side Of the Watefoe riyar. Also
+ Thirty nine Negroes; all levisd upon and 70 bs
sold as tho property of Henry T. Cantey, deesssea.
at the suit of III. Blair, as assignee. ~
Three Negroes, named Ben. his wife, Sarah and
se hid levied upon and TO- be sold as the properly Of
Peter McCsskill, at the suit Of the Bank Of Cam.
,den. S. e.. -. T..
Que tract Of Land; known as the Mil Tract. In.
GLIDING the Herbert Marsialltra in all about 400
acres, moreor esa adjoining lands Of Richard v.tt
John Myers and Robert Turner. Tie Smitt,s
shop and Timber Whecla will bs sold with thi,
tract Also. "a,
The, Plantation on which the defendant tnos lives
containing lloo acres, more or less, adjoining tho
lands Of Daniel Scarborough and Wiley Robinson.
l:Al levied upon and " DO sold 40 the ptbpery Of
Lewis PEBBLES. uttheseparrate suits of f1ohu Turner
Lewis Johnson and Others.
Ono large tract Of Land. on which the defsndan.
Etesidss, oniitLle Lynche's Creek. There ars ou
the premises, good dwelling House. with all the
others necessary buildings; also Gin House. and
Serew,sa good Grist Mill, with two setts Of stones
andiTgood order, bounded on tho NORTH sast BY tho
lands Oft Ballard, and on tlIo south sasfby .hu
lands of Gen. Canty and WilliauToIti.. Also.
ls Negroes, levied upon and 10 be sold ss the
property of John Williams at the sepersta sri.s Of
|.A:,G Groswell, Jesse DeBrhhl, e. &sF. Ma,hs.,
BON and others, ~ ~ 1gs iS:G
One Negro man named Ben, levied updn and to
be soib ms the property Of Philip Brews1ats tho
sui. Of james Conner. +. -
Two Negroes. viz: Louisa and 'hsif ds ehsr \
levied upon and 10 be- sold as the property Of WIN.
voalc, at the sui, Of E. Jacobs. ~ g =
Jan. IL. s:.e - -. ~. y.
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CHARLESTON MARKET Feb. %.

CoTToN.-The Upland market at the close Of
the last, and in the early part Of the week
was rather heavy, owing to a slight advance o.
freight 10 liverpool, coupled with the firm stand
ofholders generally in regard to prices; but the
rates given in our review Of the 18Th ins. were
maintained up TO the C 'ose of business on Wed.
nesday afternoon, when accounts reached US
rom the other side per the British Mail Steamer
C!ya:, a: this port,sdyisiqg OF slight decline in
cotton in the Liverpool market, which to limit
Cd eZ:en', has corresponding effect on prices
with ps, purchasers having operated at a decline
Of / :. cen. per ID. Oh The inferior quality Of
U5!aad, while ,he o.her descriptions however
have maintained The rates OF the previous week
The transactions compromise 7l05 bags, against
the receipt in the same time OF 1912 bags.
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Money!
Feb. %, 1912.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber of two,
z three and four yoars standing, nre requested TO
crme forward and settle by the first of March next,
as the money is particularly wanted at that time TO
ppv of dohts due BY the subscriber. Those concern
ed would fd 1t TO their interest to call without fur.
tIcr invitation, and thereby stand chance 10 save
costs. E.. w. BONNEY.
N. B-Hcrcafier, Goods will be sold on credi'
of one yoar and no longer. To customers who arc
willing 20 comply with the above rule, the best Of
bargains will be given, z, W. b.
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Elr BE CnmGon ,IOHrHnl.
Osir own

Mr.. ELiiDr: Your correspondent, wh" appeared -
last weeks Journal over tn signature Of 'E;iizo'
seems to ,xlior daI "f ssnslivcna>s bccausr ihr
situation Of ,ecst DcTui6 has competed w:iiers i''
bring it % tic notice at the pih'ic IL wy p'1
p,asv asks ypu 20 ;e!i h.n wiv is d, | an
suppose ;hti .'CGul " ,gr..ii >a c us S;;: ,ld g.
OIL tll SEQ 9, >rnu / c.; IA: tx the g t,s,.
lrt and tel him tic WHY and t.'r ::icrnl"re. :\e i
is, howcvcr. vii! TAX trm on no:''nF tack, az" 2'
c,.yof To drtw ron tn, gaaius ano;hc7 o.!!s !ucG
br .tiors P-v, tell nc "GitjzcH." why III "rr nn
down upoa US for yearly dragging Jrn.1 ih.' .h.,c
the >itut;o u nur IrYin% P.icc? Do ya2 cnasidt'
it as coamIa grognd, in hich III i!avt q. feel,
con interest! And d, you deIy li'it the autiiu-
r:cs the t"wn, ass supervisors, havratuScd their
trns? Or, I'd hitting the fact do ycu fee! afraid 10
disturb the embars public opinion, in relation 10 Il?
Or is it that IN order having passa' rcair it before
the election YOU will have the opportunity TO conie
oat with flourish OF rutnpets, i'll praise Of tHc;r TN
ccaSng duties for the public veal! Of all Others.
in our vicinity, this is the most ircquencd place o:
resort for III classes Of the community. 1t icr the
r-sting place of the dead that the stranger naturally
enc lircs and loves to sumter there and hold CON
verse among the tombs Ift!ie v,'te were taken To-
morrow, there is not tie least donbt but me uni'cd
voice would be given to have this suhstant ily en-
closed, and the interior ceansed Of the rubbish at
public expcllse.
Can We expect any thing good to como out o
the present Comcil HIVE not three Of them bcei
tried for as miny years? and docs not each yea
relrograde in appearance, rather than advance?--
However high therefore, citizens they stand ii
our estimation, the interest Of the town loudly call
for change.
Cur am constrained to notice apparent neglect ii
7 Council, that should bo explained. To thos,
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Boots and Shoes
Money Wanted.
iTN[1E subscriber being in want of NONE

'ENl1E subscriber being in want of MONEY to
meet his own nengagements, respectfully informs
all those indebted to him, either by note or account
that early settlement of their respective dues is
required Those whose notes and accounts have
been due foI or years, must not expec, any
longer indulgence and in FUTURE he will expect his
customers to pay their accounts yearly. ~
O-Fo those customers who have paid him pune
tuly he returns his thanks and hopes, by moderate
prices and attention. to business, to merit contnu
anco of their patronage. -.
J, H, ANDERSON @
Feb. 16. It'll.
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Taxes.

NIoiice is hereby given that Ewill open
. books cn the first day Of FEBRUARY
next. at,he store ofJames Dunlap in Cam
den for collecting the Taxes forls4i, and
will attend al the following places on The
following daysfnr the same purpose
I On Monday. % Febuarya' Liberty Hill;
on Tuesday list of March at Flat Rocks on
"Wednesday, I'd of March at Buffalo; on
Thursday,i3d of March at Lizenby's; on
Friday, 4:h of March at schr"ck's Mill;
IN Saturday 9th of March at CueIon's
mill.
Aher.thr above nan ed times, I will at
tend a, Garden unlilthr first day of April
next, al whicftdime the books will posi-.
lively be closed, and all delauters double
w. DoBY. T, eK. D.
Jsns6isa2 ...<.-s
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State of South Carolina,
HERSHA w DISTRICT.

To al an 81 gular- the kindred and creditors OF
Col. David Miller, late of Kerslaw District, de-
ceased.
You, AMI each Of you, ore Hereby cited and ad.
rnnnshed to l,e-and appear in AMI tel re the Court
of Ordinary # thes-sai Dsl lrrt. 10 be n Id'n at
a den on Friday the rourt. day of Marrli next t.
show cause. ii any you can, why Letters ol, Ad.
n,in,stration of he Goods and Chates of the said
deceased should not he grant,dio Sar h A. Miller,
John S. Cunn CHAM and Robert B. Cunningham,
who have applied for the same.
WITNESS, j. w. BAskIH, Esq, Judge OF The
Court If Ordinary oil said district at Camden this
2lst day of February 1912
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Notice.

e do hereby caution and lorewarn, all persons
a from trading for or having any thing to d.
with a Bond, signed by c. Cherry, and myself
I understand the tond referred to was drawn tor
four thousand dollars, in favor of Ccn.or OF Cam
den, 10 be paid by different insialments. My
name to that paper was obtained by false re.
presentation, being very sick at the time, and
was told that it was only Power Of Attorney
for Tie transaction of some Bank business
Therefore n; far as | am concerned, I never in
tend 10 pay the same or any part thereof. 9
JUDITH DIGGS.
Feb. %. lS42.