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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
SECOND sURPLY OF SPRING DaY


NNJE have received by the racket Ntes,u f,.., N.,y
" hork, tic following scaeou1hlo and ,esir,i,f. C
oi tie latest inporatous, aad oncr Them M yryv -,
bic prices. ~ ~ WY '''''
Rich painted and satin striped U,yorjnr
DO NJ Dc Lame and ChaIlya
Pain hlk and blue black Nousin and Charvs
superior aud blue black, plain and ff'isins
sand enc FoularI end Pikin silka
llcncii M Tins 1nI lawns anil printed 1fconcts
rupef BLACK and white and assorted OBI gtrrt,r..
fargo andmcdum tzc Shawls aud scarf
Orglndc Mufn ana French Cambria prirtr
English and American Pfinfs atl guaiinr9
tNlta $40 black Grape Wells and lace HING
Ladies' SIR and Cotton Hosiery. In rrrsi v,tiefv
bonnet Hat, Cap and Neck Wihhani
satin and HnmhaIinc Stocks and searfs
lts 9, hob.nci. Tmcai Cambria aud Mustn Ti.Iny and
iuEcriiura ~ '''
tfcncl wurkc aud mourning Collta. very rtrap
MI. SIX, Not and iisle Thrcrf Gloves snd N.ni
lmhrc lltr Farsscla, Shades anil Pans
Slnn, Nalcuta. Mlracilc. ami 9th. o. Nrefura
Npra.ca lustfcs Ctapc Lrtrinr auICa.fmcreu
WHO ani 'old Lnon Dfiilue. au prices
Niu q complete uFaurIUnruf ot uHtucsfif U.fIrra
p,nd lni s,upcd 49,, Bfown and Hc1cici sl..,.1ss.
-hiriiugs, uznahurrs, a. chcar Tor each
VALENTINE, uREEUEN a go.
ma u Wine Buildings, II 81 Shock iin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

We received no New York mail by the cars Of
las, evening. The papers Of PhiIadelphia give ex-
tracts from New York papers Of Thursdsy.-
Through them and tho Baltimore papers We eollee,
the following items. respecting the squabble in
Rhola Island
Prom tho Bilmore American of yesterday
RHODE ISLAND.
The Providence Journal OF Tuesday has the 6,l.
lowing paragraph:
"A few seeeders from the Cade, eomp,ny. Joined
by abou, Is recruits, assumed the name and uni
form Of that corps, and paraded in DORIS process
son yesterday. a meeting OF the company was
held last evening and we understand il was eonten,.
plated to adopt a new uniform, and never again
TO appear IN that which has been dis-rae by rea
| SOM
| Inc N. Y. Courier notices the fact that 2 Colo.
nel' ct the New York Regiments, have promised
to send on their troops the request Of "overno,n
porr' and that Levi d. Slhmm has proclaimed the
'ac' that he hos chartered steamboat TO carry on
1000 fighting mon.
Prom the NJ Y. American, "Wednesday Afternoon.
THE OVERT ACT,
we have just been favored with the following
letter, written in pencil. at the momen, Of the dc.
par'ure ofthc cars last evening from Providence.
Before this sheet, therefore, reaches our readers
blood may have flowed:
| CADET ARHoRr, Providence.
May ~, 6i o'clock, Z. NJ.
Dear Sir; We nrc in open rebellion here mn
outbreak IS expected every moment am drafted
IN me Cadet Company; fhall leave here for New
YORK tomorrow, III can. The Suffrage Military
nave Just taken possession of the States cannon
,hey nrc now going to take the Arsenal the cris,
''S We are oil IN arms. Yours, &c.
NO time TO write.
nm ut tho oars-they are of in n moment Jus
oe'oro wrting this, was in the private council o
Gov. King; there is list of 1000 men who hav,
p'edged themselves to come out at n moments no
ltce-they are now issuing the ORDERS The militar,
are coming in from all parts of the State. TIL,
Dorr troops are collecting; and in less than AZ hour
the question will be settled.
As to the rumored attack on the Arsenal. we ar
secp,ical-becnusc that is a stone building of ,hicl
walls, under charge Of man both cool and brave
Col. Leonard Bodgei, with force enough at han,
to maintain his post.
There are some 5000 muskets, four pieces Of ar
tillcry, and an abundant supply of ammunition i
the arsenal.
The insurgents possessed themselves, undoub,ed
", OF brass FOUNDERS, yesterday afternoon, bu
against stone walls Of two feet in thickness as W
understand those of the Arsenal to be, this woul
be light artillery indeed. Whatever other demon
straiion, therefore, may be made, that agains, III
Arsenal will NOT be.
FROM ihc ~ f.Courier & Enquirer OF Thursday.
RHODElSLANDR REBELLION IN EARNEST
Our accounts from Rhode Island this mornin
cave very little room to doubt that Providence
already the scene Of open and undisguised rebe
lion and blood shed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

FOR PHILADELPHIA
rEE The regular packet schr JOHN sTULI Teal.
sSSEb master, having plr Other cargo engaged aud
- viii meet with dispatch For balance Of freight.
OF passage apply to the master board Testers wharf,
10 Nm. ROMLETr, or
ma 10 JAMES FISHER a SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
CuuDREN's suoES

4 WATKINS a ga. have ibst received pef set,,rrl
- Union frgn Philadelphia, further supriv of chi
dfcu's beautiful French Ne Cream colorc UtssIos ol
90 sizes winch they viii sell very low Tor he r,sh
ma W OppesIt he Rnlas " lha EIr-e R.lL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

~ rare chance, tor $40 only.
Three Capital Prizcs Of $4,000 each 10 he drawn Al
Jersey Cry, THURSDAY Il Inst and eived here aiur
d1y evening, 2sh inst Przes-2 OF SIS 600 each 600
b0, 2i97 90, - OF 100 each 81 Of 3 - Of 90 Is OF
ETC - Nos and - drawn. Tickets $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
'TOLET.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
- Three OF four roof1s over the suhscriber'.
H{f& upersnl Rooms. Main street. Few slsors be
kESU low the Exchange Hank. To a good tenart. M.
---Aa-reni will be very mode rate Apply 20
us " u. HUDSON, Dentist
STORE FOR RENT,
- The eligible store nexttoP ~ Taylor's Nosie
ma store. f0r'erHs' aPpiy to -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
WESTERN BACON. FEATHERS AN

WESTERN BACON, FEATHERS AND
GIL ASS.
NJ CASKS Sides and Shoulders
IL 81 lbs prime Tennessee Geese Feathers
51olbs Ginseng
sale. 1'" "~ss' Just reeetved, for
ma IL & WINSTON
II TONGUEs-we have in store a Tot OF very
ma 20 IN ROYAL a MORGAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

For Saturday, 2lst May, at Alexandria.
i most SplsRdiI SchSme.
PriLes -SSlnn 25l1, iz5On 9bu 60Ol 100 Oln a5l-
l ~ Of 100 10 OF COO ~ Of 81, etc. - Nosl5 drawn
Tickets sis
~ IN the above scheme there is 1866 prizes and
only SsI blanks shares OF Tickets IN all Of tile above
Ia proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

ShLh NiTE AND PULVEitINk,a m7s, ~
- proved auicc f1t psiuE Che IItr autumn. black or
br-vn W fhout iOiional afsisfiurc
nc Inventor having Tor long Nmc furrcih Dts attention
ni' pfr fuclnE of an cN-atious DYE, whereby GRAY.
Rci or 1ht iiar might bc -tau.ci f,a mole drsirsf
colour now has Che Erai1 -r fo announce The entire
sncccfs NJ hs cufrtv1uts aud rrsc.t fy offers f8 he
luru- tic result Of DIE care ari lhour
NJ Noinllry 70 thc ssn ucci bc aTprchcnicl from
He Ntlcuuc fuyCfinc. rUr W.T. even Hc tUr fc linen.
brecinns MI accompany zach bottle. The manufl-.
iuIcr ts lchS Lsnd1u, Pcriumcur, PARIS.
Tor sllcouy az q. puHAtN'E.
10 Above ttr u,,l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
BY JAMES III. LYNCE

BY JAMES Fl. LYNCH.
STOCK AT AUCTION.
~ THIS day. at 70 o'clock, will be sold Al tho E..h,,..
Hotel " - NNs Ehehansc
slSo OF James River and Kanavha Rond.
elD OF Jarnes Rive and Kanasha A. rim ant
~, 81" Of per cent State Stock, for current notes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
MAR RIAGES.

On Wednesday,, lith May, 1872. by the Rev.
Jesse 5. Armstaad, Can't. PArRIcr II. HIoEoK, to
Miss ELizABsTH VI, daughter of Thomas Pi.iman,
E'q'r, all OF the county OF Buckingham
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
AUCIION SALES
FUrURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALE
VI heaI Estate, At City Point, Virginia. without
- reserve.
~ fray, the 81 day of lune ne., ,.e .h,u ,...,
v 10 sell 20 the hiahesi biier the ba.n,s N r. -.
hery no, disposed of the ga inst ro.i n.,,, " =,
"" ~ uioet' valuable properly snli remains Gsr ale
equal payments '"0o an" = years,
M the s-e 90 be closed Friiay 81 June IA viii
oe 0onunneiirom day TO lay until tho whole i -oiI
JAMES W PEGRAN
4 SrAINBACK,
Truaees u ". J. Norrir
| nrat ,,a, Ihos BRANCH & BRO, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
TRUST SALE or HOUSE AND LOT,
Near the W est end OF 1 .,rsn,


by virtue Of a iced o. trust executed bv yo,i,, 7
- Woocson on the lOth lay September fsI 6,r
tam purposes therein mentioned. which las heen y
recorded in the office n the Clerk Of Uen,co Ca,n,
Court, shall on TUESDAY the I'm ei,y Of I'm. 49,,
O'clock in the afternoon Upon the pre,nlses proceed 20
se al public auction, n tho highest bidder, for cash
certain lo piece, or parcel Of land lying on the south
s'dc OF street, tho property OF the late JnJse err
ana short distance OF the CORPORATION line ~ re
e,y o. hiehmond fronting Is feet street. and running
INC "ct Slde OF cross street lf3 feet II oSt
alley Upon this lot is large brick double housc ,ro
stories nigh besides basement and garrett all well n,ahed
TOT no accommodation Of geniee family. Also .rge
buek carriage house and stable The dwelling bonse has
iatey been put IN good order, is occupied nv -
Fore, AMI rents for per annutn and h Inc s., o.
perty which Was conveyed 10 the sai Josiah Woodson
by the deed ~ Edward Valentine ami vile r.coSSJ ~
the CLERKS once Of benrieo County Court.
but acting trustee, shall only convey st,e iis az ~
Nestedin me by ssid deed Of trust. THO TALLEY
NIL 1.1 !. 1tls sole Acting Trustee.
SALE OF NEGROES, FURNITURE Sc
TNcEccution Of Deed ofTrusi dated the 18Th March
inc city of Richmond made by John Southa 10 Robert
Poore, deceased shall proceed TO se on the la Of lime
mex me oowing personal property ard effects consist.
ing OF slaves furniture and goods, 10 wit:
negro man FAMED Nike: a woman named Charlotte.
aud her t~o children, opheia and Mildred: one beea al
met work table: coueh tenders one OF wire and
one Of brass set u shovel and poker pair Of
par OF candeseks with drops pair plated do
aosahy rocking chair one doZ chairs iTundle bed and
oedns set 81 tea china: plated castors gold watc
seu wncow curtains: pair brass spioons. two pitchers
Jour decaniers and glasses pair dueling pistols astral
lamp large blue bowl: portable writing dess regeTs,aT.
pair card racks: doz silver spoons: nine silver table
Spoons
Aitho time and place. shall also sell the flovip,
aeles the property Of the late Robe:t Poore Very large
ani elegant wardrobe seti mahogany dining tables book
case; ~oTk taole. Also, two negroes Lucy and Nlnny
JOHN VI. FERGUSON.
" The sale will place at the residence OF the Ia.e
Rohcu Poorc. on Governor street ma lg-tdS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
OUR MESS.

NO. an OF Our Mess, or Jack Hinton tho Guards
mau, by Harry lurfcq Icr-rcceivcd iiHs ,Isy.
As', few more copies Of the WavcrIy Nov,s com.
plcio, fot ti.cr 25c per NJ.
A"s1, fIc combination OF the Works OF = N.ff.r
scott iu Sos no ~. per No.
low back Nosot Graham's Magazine AMI LAWS Book
received.
ma no AsIYoNs. Main stre-..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
DIsSOIIIIION-

THE co partnership heretofore subsstng between IA
L snhscrhers Is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent
L Meredith VIII cwain at the old stand dispose OF
7 the remainder Of the goods An persons having cans
against the concern Will present ,hcm him TOR settle
neni' aud those indebted requested pa,
Immediately. tho. u DIfnIEY
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
ALExANDER DUvAL q, co.

tamilY rcgticncH 90 Church I'LL. imm.fU-
rY3& aely IN the Of Mr. James Winston, with sta
ksiW Die sol nher outhouses, garden. aud very ~.
~-A-petor well of wafer In the yard. for which the
nuns - Celebrated Possession given the LIST Of June
Apply 10 GEORGE WINSTON.
ap Is JAS GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT

"A The house recently occupied by Mrs lin Any
ma bANER. oa street. directly opposite the Trinly
iltU Church. and possession given inmesEatety =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
sUPFnInH nt.Asa

.,,,,,. SNfENhON GLASS,
TUE sul hrrsh have received ari ~, e, ale ..
I'f tfcuch".as5 ofihc following sizes, W.
2tN2f
5fNS French
tfN'6
2Sn ner a. IN EUsTACE son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
BY INLoEs < BROTHER.

FURNITURE. GROCERIES. SC.
On Saturday Morning May 2lst at "a o,el. In f,o, .,
store. general variety Of Household Furu,nrs -,
Tables. Chairs Beds and Bedsteads, Mahogany Ens -.
aad side6oar H. handsome side Tables Canton Msrt,ns
Cooking utensils etc. "'"s'
ALSO
variety Of miscellaneous goods az Groeeries Roo,s
u,-Sale posiuve s"o'S
ma 10 INLoRs a BROTHER Apcts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

"A AMI imnesiiiie possession Fivsn the Uoys.
Nto and Lot on 18Th or Governor street, at present
tftW IN th' eupancy OF sydney Baster, Esq. IN.
gufe OF PHILIP ThBB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

COUNTRY Merchants wishing 10 save the exchange
~ besides the expense OF going North can do 80
by Ceiling atP. = GAKBANAIr~ chesucas store, shoe.
koo li, where they supplied with Hats aud Cans
Of every description the following low prcea-Consy
lNs els pct dozen; drIb Russia very broad bIim
S& u aus 81 pcr dozen; black DO 10 no. SD per
duycn l. ush Hats Of superior quality, AZ equally low
hne rntra and beaver Hats black and dTah 81 the
i isliOu.uc go, nj h
prices for cash only. Please rtrullcct = GAR.
BANATIS chcap Hat mauufacory, shoe zoe Hill sign of
4 the TRANSPARENT Hat NH 90 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
AUCTION SALES
rtits pA.
BY Il III DICKINSON.

BY Ill DICKINSON.
FURNITURE SALE.
VIII be sold ON Saturday the 2lst Of NAY eommeneir.
~ Woeoek, my Warehouse, Opposite the sore 81
Neasrs las -iZer Son) a y.r,ety IN Uors.h.f,, -,
htchea Furniture, consisting OF -
stieboard anil China Pre-,
Dining Tables; Card Do
sofa, Chairs. Bedsfeass
FEATHER Beas and Matfras.ca
Itockefy and Glassware C,rneta
wash Stands HALVES an Forks
Looking GiasscR &C tofr,her ui. n,,........ -
teles ~ Kitchen Furniture '' WIN numerous ar
~ ID m ,,,cy,x
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
Head Quarters.

CLARENDON, 9Th March, 1912.
The following Aids.d Camp to the Colnman-
derin- Chief are ordered 10 attend the review al
Charleston, viz: Colonels J. P. DikinsoR John
Phillips, John English, ]. Harleston Read, Jr
James Mcpherson, J. L. Manning, M. S. Sin
g l:tol and G. w. Taycr.
At the reviews. and encampment of Gen. Harl-
lees Brigade, the following Aids Camp are
ordered to attend, viz: Coonels J. Phillips, ].
Harleston Read, j. M. S. Singleton, and G. w.
Taylor.
At the reviews at Darlington Court House
and Sumtervle, the following Ads-de- Camp
are ordered TO attend, viz: Colonels J. p. Dikn-
son, J. L. Manning, NJ S. Singleton, and g. w.
Taylor.
And at the encampments of Generals Ham
mond's and Jamieson's Brigades, the following
Aids-de- Camp are ordered to attend, viz: Colo
nels L. r. WigfalI, John Phillips James Nc
pherson, John English, J. L. Manning and 6. 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 Chief,
J. w. CANTEY,
.. Adit. and Inspectr. Genl.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
$40 DOLLARS REV ARD.

STOLEN from the SnbscrbF's wagon iours
miles from Columbia on the Camden Road, Two
MULES. Ono about S years old l4l.2 hands hand :
high, remarkably gentle, ffomthe end OF the nose
half way to the eyes of -whtish colour. Noolner @
marks rccoIIected The other is a yellow Day
about The size of the first, with the same marx Oh te
hcad and has on one or both shoulders the marx W
of the collar and sore back. TIE Thief look the
wagon saddIeand two blind brides. will give the
above reward for the delivery of the above muies at
John Rabl's or Capt John Boykn's,-s32o Tor
either. or $40 for information soaba Il can get them
They were stolen by a man who had been lurking
in the neghborhood, who at one time called his
name William Howington, and at others Howard.
He is about feet 10 or Il inches high, well popor-
toned, and has black hair. He wvre pantaoons OF
yellow-stuf, with black stripe, close bodied coat
of yellow, red and yellow mixed, and yellow
vest, his hat WINS old and the brim broken behind
He told some he was from, North Carolina, and
others that he was from Virginia. He is very fond
of drinking and will get dunk, is fond of singing
and at times processes to be preacher. will
give a reasonable reward for his apprehension, 50
that he may be brought to Justice.
Information may be directed to Camden' >. u
-i SAMUEL MEEK. =
4 March i6. :, y; - -.
The Temperance Advocare and Raleigh Register
will publish the above times, and send their bills
to this office. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
Luzborough or Adrian,

Withstand the present Season. at the Her
mitage, one mile below Camden, and will be lei
to Mares at the very low price, ofFifteen Dollars
the Season, or Twenty-Five Dollars to insure a
Colt; but should the Mare be parted with, the
Insurance will be void
Nfee of Fifty cents is to be paid to the groom
Good pasturage will be furnished, and Mares
fed atsThirty-seven and Half Cents per day, il
desired; and care taken of them but no liability,
whatever for accidents or escapes.
1.-THE Season will terminate on the first Of July,
when payment for the services Of the Horse will
be expected. -
!. JAMES SMYRL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
Marci, l6.
Shei,ifss Sales.

DY virtue of sundry executions 10 mo directed,
D will be sold before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Monday and Tuesday in April
next. tho following property, viz: E'S>5
One Negr naue; Zen lefied upon, and to be
sold as tn property Of Philip Brewer, at the suit Of
ia les Conner. 80
Also, four Negroes, Sam, Jane, Lefty, and An
derson. ' 80
One horse ono cart, one barouch, one vacant lol
known IN the plan of the Town of Camden,
as lot No. niue hundred and nine (9U0) boun.
fcd east by Liticton street, north Ivy 10, 9Oe,
south b. lot 9l0, vest ny lot Ss1, measuring amd
containing front If one hundred feet, aI" five
hud ell and scvcmty-thrrc feet in depth (573) more
or lcss, levied upon and to e sold the property
OF Henry e. Roberts, nj the suit Of William Z.
Workman, l.. II. Deas, and others.
Also, two horses, two mules, eighteen head OF
CATTLE ten head of hogs, twenty head cf sheep -
One wagon, one baronch, one gig, two hundred
bushels corn, three thousand onnds of fiddler,
Household and Kitchen furniture. The stock.
corn, fodder, furniture &C., i'll lie sold "n Tues
day, the Second Gay of sale. at the Defendant S
residence levied upon, np to be sold as the proper.
ty of Lewis 'ech.es, at the suits ol J. A Young,
John Turner and others
Also. ID Negres, Fanny Charlotte, Phebe, and
Douglas, Lucinda, Sara Rachel George, Penny
and her child, jim, William, hitscy, Roset and
child.
Also, twenty-thrce hundrc, acres Of land moro or
lcss bounded west bv lands Of Joseph Mickle, and
Austin Cloud, south by lands of Ch smut, north BY
lands of John E. Peuy, all levied upon and to be
sold, as the property of John A. Pcay, EX'or. at
others. >-
Also, one Negro, Carucy, levied upon as the
property of John A. Pcay, at The suit OF Douglas
b. Cloud and others.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
Daguerreotype Miniatures.

The Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden are
respectfully informed that the subscribers, late
of New York City, have fitted up rooms at Mr.
Starke's Hotel. and will remain until the first
cf April, for the purpose of taking 1iinia-
lure Licensees, after the manner of NJ. DA-
GuEERE, of Paris. The process of taking
Miniatures in the above manner has been
brought to such state of perfection that the
powerful rays Of the sun, heretofore SO necessa-
ry in the operation, have been entirely dispensed
with, ard hkeHesses can consequently, betaken
in any kind of weather, with perfect accuracy,
occupying the time of the sitter but few Sc
conds. Specimens can be seen at Mr.. Nc
Kan's Drug Store, and at the Subscribers
Rooms. sisres.
Office hours from A. NJ, to 4 P. M. every
day. -
B. A. & W. w. Chiffon.
March. 9, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
State Of,SOuth Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

q AMUEL A. B. SHANNON, who is in the
- custody Of the Sheriff Of tho said District, by
virtue of Writ of Capias nd Satisfaciendum al
the suit of James F. Gamble Indorsec, having pcti.
titioned the Honorable the Associate Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the acts Of the General Assembly
for the relief of insolvont debtors.
II is Ordered that the said james F. Gamble. In.
dorsee, and all other suing creditors 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at tho said Court TO
be holden at the Court House in Camden, for Ker-
shaw District on the fourth Monday Of October next,
being the 24th day Of said month, to show cause,
if any they can, why the said petitioner should not
have the prayer of his petition granted.
BENZ. GASS, C. C. T.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District, March ID, 1842.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

KERSHAW DISTRICT.
Daniel R. June VS.. Josiah P. Lce-Bail Writ in AS.
sumpsit
JOSIAH P. LEE, the defendant, who is in Gus.
tody of the Sheriff of the said District by virtue of
the above stated case having, in order to entc HIM
self to the benefit of the act of Assembly Of 1888,
entitled "an act to establish the bounds frhe prisons
common ails in the several districts and counties
ofthc said satc" and Ill the acts amcndatory there.
Of, filed schedule of his whole estate in the Office
efthe Clerk Of the Court of the said District,
Notice is hereby given to the said Daniel R. June
personally or bv attorney, TO appea, before the Clerk
of the Court Of said District, at the Court House of
said District at ten o'clock. A. NJ. on S urtay, the
twenty sixth day of March, inst. TO show cause if
any he can, why the estate and effects mentioned
in the said schedule should not be assigned and the
said defendant liberated ageeaby to the said net.
- B. GASS, C. C. P.
Office ofthe Common Pleas,
Kcrshaw c. H. March ID, 1872 prs. fee, 50 50