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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
August l
VirSis,i;i:

virginia.:
4 I rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit S,l-
Prror Court OF Law aud Chanecry, ior the Town Of
l.ynthhnrg, on the 1t day Of August, lS42:
Robert Morriss, Plaintiff,
against
john C.Rngers, Hugh Rogers and George w Lowe.
partners, trading under the style OF J. c. KoecIs Co and
Johh HoSsef, Defendants,
liz CHANrERy
The Defendants John C. Rogers Hugh Rogers and &c ,rs
Lowe not having entered their appearance and given e
unity according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
tins Court and II appearing by satisfactory e, idencc that
they not inhabitants OF this ceunrY II Is ordered that
SAID Defendants do appear here the first Monday IN Or1-
her next and answer the bull of the Plaintiff; and thai copy
Of tins order he forthwith inserted in newspaper prn-
ted IN the town OF Iyncbrg, for months
and posted at the front door OF the court house in said
\ topy--rcste,
ID. ROBES, elk.
August |. npn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
CLOCH s. r7.syGgs .H.FEsEFc,

GUILD respectfully inform the citizens OF Lynch
burg aud the public generally that he has taken The
house lately occupied by Jordan Greasy, opposite the
Franklin Hotel, whore he intends carrying the a
bove named business in al its various branches and hopes
by strict attention to business merit portion o pubic
patronage.
\. Bile would also assure all who may favour him
with call that hi. charges will be extremely low, and
his work warranted to perform we'll.
f.. V. VICTOR.
June = WIN
.So8iCP.
I is my wish 10 Close all my medical accounts. Per
sons indebted 10 me requested u cnna frvari
and arrange hemad unless they do 50, thcr accounts
will be placed in the hands ola Lawyer for immediate
collection
ifno professionally rosa2ed. can. Il, all times be
found at the Apothecary Store Of David r lyHan.
JAMES Il. STEVENS.
Aug. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15

Jul' >
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10
MEssRs. pRorFIr AND ApNoTn

MESsRS. ikufflr AND ARNOLD.
These gentlemen had another pass,..
at arms in the House Of Represen,a,,,s'.
at Washington, a few days ago, which :
thus described. The whole affair smell
Of gun.powder, and is enough to turn ~
stomach Of the disciples Of poor old Jarc
Falstaff.
"Mr. PrqGt said he rose to qncs,;o,
personal in its character, on which H.
trusted, he would be INDUCED BY the HON..
in making few remarks. He had oa,
ticipated in the Improbable debate ye.,r.
day for few minutes, but did NOT s,y
one word calculated 10 wound the feegn.,
Of any one. That was the course he =
ways endeavorcd to pursue in debate, and
when he transgressed it, he always va,
willing and prompt to make reparaiion.-.
Judge then of his establishment, when !,
taking up the Intclhgencer of this nom
ing, he saw that language grossly oiicnsnD
had been used, aud that the genllen,n
from Tennessee Mr.. Arnold was even
described as having pointed toward hin
while referring TO certain western an.
NAL. Rodrs Of idughier.l He wished
to know of the Speaker if he had heard
these offensive remarks Of the gentleman
from Tennessee, aud did not call him II
order. If il was so, he would from hi,
day forward come to that house prepared
to take care Of himself.
Mr.. Araoid said he was sorry tha, a.
noble gentleman from Indiana, mr.. Psuc
4 fit, should have taken FIRE at the re.narE,
he had made yesterday. He had Tor som,
time observed that gentleman very uciiy,
in springing up and calling him to order
whenever he offered TO address the Ilou,s
and he had administered the remarks n.
ferred 10, by way Of rebukc, to the scrt!.
man. LGahter.l
Mr.. Profit had no doubt That the yea.
tleman did make the remarks, and be bal
not risen to ask any explanation of him.
lie would only say that he could not coz.
descend TO notice any thing tho nembcr
from Tennessee had said. or would hrn.
after say tmuch laughter, but, il Any cus
protesting TO bc gentleman, or any Il
those who were now laughing, would u3|
language towards him, even approachir.|
TO IT IN ofieusivenoss, he should prompt.
take the notice Of il which il deserved
[ReneTed iaushfr.l
Thr Speaker stated that he had no, Is
served the gesture of the gentleman frcs
Tennessee, which was referred 10 BY IA
gentleman from Indiana. Had be dcu
so, he would have promptly called hm
order. lie had no right to consider d
offensive remarks ms intended for tho ga
tieman from Indiana, or any other geas
man.
Mr.. arnold said he returned his than.
to the gentleman from Indiana ior the 4
solution he bad granted TO him for his 81
pas, and prospective, Lapglisr,l Y
would relate in nnecdoic IN ilusiralion
this matter. When he was in the arnI
he was under the command Of drunkY
General. Cries Of order order 4
Mr.. Borar appealed to the Speaker /,
preserve order.
Mr.. Arrold-.Oniy in illus,ro,ion.-
[Cries OF order order i
The Speaksr---Tho gentleman ttoa
Tennessee, Mr.. Arnold viii take
scat.
Mr.. Arnolj-I'il sat down; bat it
be n great loss TO the House u~t 10 *.
the nnccdote. tGreaf LapgAio.l
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10

Glory IN ProsPeoi.---A writer 10 d
New Orleans Bulletin proposes to n.
Mexico IA revenge for tho capture Of a
Santa Re Expedition. lie says;
"Thorc arc twenty thousand u1tn !" d
valley Of the Mississippi, who woulo s,a
at the sound Of the drum, and neither 81
sleep 10 their eyes nor Slumber 10 ih,l
eyclids, till they knclt to the God Of Il
ties in the Temple Of the Mon,ezunas-
! for ono would willingly lead where a
dares follow; and | call upon Gcnr1
Combs, Of Kentucky, whose son was in I
expedition, and tho friends Of Kendall
the Plcayune TO rally around the aapd'1
Of freedom, and come to the rescue. Il
fore an August sun shall gid the towers
the ancicn, city Of Anuahauc, We viii ID
{ civil aud religious liberty to a suffers
and oppressed people, and oxpel very iva
from the soil"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10

Extraragancc in fine clothing is often a
recommendation TO the cyc--bu1 not to
the understanding of.inen. DR.. Franklin
we think i is, who says, A fine coat Gre.
qacnily covers intolerable igno,auee, bat
never conceals it."--Nmth American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10


Men Horse Shoe.-A Frcnchman, rti
dent IN Poland, has inverted $50 says
United Service Journal1 a new method
shooting horses, for which the EmPci1
has awarded him fly thousand roobId
besides an exclusive patent. He cove
the entire hoof with iron, and the base
his shoe or sandal is perfectly smooth
requires neither nail nor screw, rs exircn1
Iy cheap, and has the importan, eha91
terisiic of great lighlncss. 1t y gc''l1
INTO use IN all parts Of Russia. When
hooi Is injured, it is found 10 be beoefcl
As near as VIC understand this account !"
shoo is kind Of moccasain, made
sheet iron. -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10

Changes Louis Philippe, the Pres'''
King Of France, once ,rnversed 81
portion Of this country, almost Penulle,
some times travelling on foot, and he ~,
boasts OF having BACKED his own bo0]
The presen, Mayer Of London, forty ye'I
ago, came TO Nashville, Tennessee you
ncy1nan plastercf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-10

A TrLfing Q"arrei and Trcgic Int
A man named Durham has been cemni
ted to Jail in Mercer county, New Je's1
for killing his wife in a quarrel as to 4
mode in which the tca should be ne
" he insisted upon its being made &c
mother made 1t, and she refused to mins
!, IN any other Than tho way her moth
tnnght her. Becoming excited, he stu
her with his FIST, and knocked her dou1
Her head struck against something baH|
and her scull was fractured. She lingeT|
IN distress about ten days, The husba'
communicated the facts to no one,
some neighbors visiting the house ioo'
her deranged, hiding herself under the y
with her head very much swollen. ~
death, II is alleged, might have bcen p
vented by proper treatment"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16

sNrlsuSuns 1T srOt rag rtc rbsten tar BE 0naaerrc
oscttr "@sEe9s hTrrr sebra Wren; atc bad GrfrIe
MngniAi9 kll 70 bat IN recr &c,tctunA bic Siaerb
eaB as 4sltsssta"s na@ Neetsn eb nen suts e1aukeH
|ruftn tanu. i 4Yauat. ~ = - = -
So FmFfhls Rem Gcn9rbs Die Grwi9uns rsr e6itdsssit
3" ntEa 1fpnI slnG iemicIeeH III 0fc Grana r 9rit
oss unb Htr 9steirtsnas jesey te uftrtese3p
lte. re TerFs tsyabltrj aG;udttsn De nas gcrt
tNc A'suHAI MrIts tc GtNfr aurisst: tartln ~ rsu
Ft' heH efs III 9aaEan9 su eesr Salt nItt uare rStr
un3ms1m"pS fntsn fGHpen. .-'.
itttn i'm eNaue Ser 4paFru Esuer e mrt Orr Jipif,
fnat rrnoasni NM ibr 5ts9 ssiitt ssne els eas
tN"F' Hhrtsn saetHd en EuDH elmer nenfIrtrfisri Rat
h'P" ErEenf snH ete ettse trIeieist ,rart e wurts
pEst A't@t Ceu s0esc unp rt3etb crDa!s uno ses
tBFs Gaft, iT ptuni1Tsr ult rtnJ saetln rrreentc
ef"NN man tatm ts;wfifgn Sa6 rsi Ere ncrrrat.
tEaSNn HSttraneh, ttin etr 3usnt8esnh Mnr in rc,
sE i'ntr 11ae, Gin 2tr9nHan sceaprtH rrss, ZEN
uH"''Tn Fse' W pttentn In eie trRsts huGh knts II tst
rfrtRt Tlrer Gs sirt aEt cnsic 0tatcn etnS.
tNS ae fas t1ntfE ntveF ateeH saeM Yirientet 0}s,
IEr '"W"ssr UNI ntn oas &riie Qet trttnsnertb
Aett'n reer SH htrrad9nceH gtfI9!s 6Fn!icr Gefabr
tne SEhtr Srh rtrictt eire. fe ta nig cfrafr,s
rps "Nt itntn 9nntt einratel r1s t Guhertlt rtr
IlePe uhp r!s Hteractnh Ger mitair untc rr Girf W
p"' er'rPert I'm es1sft Die QcrDciti9ure rr eu
rs" % Fasrsho pc thtae ven zen dneci ess Senrts res
ts cen N"cn he's btntra Satlon nntey jsnt Or srtFs
1tirpsrrn "ntrt6 3litrs stctt cine rer etin;tnef,
SEl'H nHcFr Sehte Gt;itr une ca t;t ttatr rtr n,
lSytH Etshs sft 3u Trtcn ahf ebrt DAttn II 9!aues
"n cas e'S 9sl"Bha9 Fisr ertTa!t init aen GtrSn8er
ttlHbltt rernrAen B, ut nrn abementn @5cfblsn snr
zIute1cn ete amtrifaneS:q eSsfce in Gintlan9 lteDt
AEEIrAtr tc bate tt mid r:iDr tbt ,utsr Ger GcnNit.
.'n "tttto 'net' t Jarn in sar N1r;s ii: &asc rer
ahSN rrAec9 Rnr hrc Nfme tiamrtt fur DaHsregn rcr
errscr ttstcit fur infer &ano in Hnrru< eencnen Dase
e trf'ltttes hat mil bre &srteunacr alf rsGifrs mi
EehMR Rr VttF9rtun9 rertin9t Nuts mas Die erurn
ofs Vc"f'nrpls ne cher ete YmmuHgtne enss Jetleet.
ferl'EHtS er9 Sbenr ~ tctptdcs.
!N'bnSkn, Stjtmttr T, 1912.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16
Wlr byQachen 03eLD

60 Ian0e untre ej(duti0er nit nn6 @ebulo hatteR,
fahen mir ~, II hrfteu penIa0 ,n Gas AIT. Sesahtnng
urereS iden irst oerreutcneehnes, oein ner9cbcne;
"a MN obcr nerenGeeHo Su@nec itr fann ec unfrige
nht Iduger oaucrn, unb mir nieH f. ,ln9erR mir es
ant, tkun ,renu Matrcn uid1t bift, iu mirfiamereu
3}ittcL unlcre 7ufudt nchu,eu, -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16

Irerbaffea tUuute, wctt fe bart frdMf se'veeR ~
filt Die Sahe cacurd udjt sedneert uno mo- tcnnsn
Inidt ustin bic 6roscn 81 fpisperhcen: Icaram nnS
9Eeut pir ofS cl fcies uas rl6duoges @olt nnicrss
Isgcle &efegs u1adeu mo N1dnner aneUes, bic fur
Eeercn @ecbphtungu urb 8rntrc6uu9 Gorge III traseH.
bateu Scgten mn cs ca rtt rSea rhrfen, renn otes
etee unasu0cn Hcornetr = InO rSl'rse ooe lfasdssa
S6ein 1n oeber, ais 'pcte nalr bic eeneee9efcse an
thr npttaredsu II. u &c oGErana ferer teuten alsH
Ign founcH2- -.
| e. ssar ME unfer 9Eurfdl, eaG eas Wdeden NIT
eens 1poe befraf peS>en fHItc itru Ger GseanEe an
Gin g. grdfe,e6 Sdanipi erregt unsGrausn; aueiry
!venu lie res W}rraes itntrig it-nre raB Fe Ut
bat ned nieniouc seaen nns 9eSuQne, 10 Fre tpir eS
uniever Ghre ais Nrf idHlcte, Nnb etc @crrdtiafeif
orcsrt e5 rcn uEs, &c III teltrdfen. Tas Scrtrcdtn
ra nus earf nis uutertt rretceu, rtnn es after au
rf&t9cE gSuuih III, Gin rcratiiaes sr!t Sendnnt "a
oerten sIHr ssiss ecs n;d uurr 28unld, sdun srtbe
WIS -. .... .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16

Snelcteel'te eag tNrcM &Ca!NniReF St ElHte1f1 nhS
'4HeH Ill fts ShrsH Su fd)rs'sH 5-.-s.. -a
Blc brautben 0etD =
60 IarQe uuIere ciut0er nit un6 G5ebulc hatteF,
aken mir A. hrfFteu uenIa1 IN 2as AM SeSdhtnng
uneree Icn Iirst nerrientcneshnte oNen ner9cbcas;
"a nun obcr eerenG5eenlo uGnec it, fam ec nnrigc
uht Iiu@er oaucrn uitb mir nrieH f. in9erR mir r6
antt tkun ircnu Neahncu reht hilft, iu m!Efamereu
@3itteI unere 7uf1nht nchn'en.
Cincinnati am ]. 1eeemtcr.
tiun,en id Il IL { @rau NJ Sc IT. - Seit
einoen 3a9en wlttct bdtrr, in encnlati EN- Serbre'
dcn befaunt, beleu &rsdttnO nne aufdn9lId dig etSe
Grfnhun9 Der SrSheit crien, ca mir etue rlebecrau'
ianfc pru Steeru ee0en 1ieenl9e, Der fe Sceen une
8ermt9cr ,u percanfen haben, uumDady hlclten. Se'
uer (tsu6d,e @horatter III Sd1iuers Ndnbern, Vranl
Rccr hat huhier unb ;>rar bereteS IN elmer Der c9e
onuten erteu Ta,nilien ceren Gltccer hcd ifehen IN
Der erne b III Ell 0e e Il d t iefpebt, ais IN
.Methrottcn&irde, rol9eRsprdientantcn 9eunceH;
audi niee mlrcsn ourd1 ocu Wommcn an Ibrer 0rau.
Iaatelt oerlcltet.
@S rlirrf ndlnlb nor elni0ru "a zen rudltdr, mar
bobe IN cinem a6gelegenen GbeiIe enes unfercr
nehmtcH NduEer cine dlte ab9eebe gran I'M hedlfteR
3ultanoe ec6 GeyG5 unh eSannerS 9efnntcn, Die BON
thrcn eaenen Sincern d'c' an9e tcot acaat uno auf
lciele NetHe etencio 6eAratcn mar Diefe @cidihte
srrcNe natlr1 0I9emches 2tufieheu, fo mic eaoen1e
NIT 0mpten H. tthrte Sn elmer ptntIihenlluteriudun
Der Sage bArt Elm Gentmittee bon Mebcolten prcni.
i9crll, ipcbet Ttb SSn(deEbP6 herall6felIte
lN9efdbr am 1Sfen Sult lestbin bemerttsu oe,pii1c
leroueu, Die in ener Iatbaribat ,ppb4eu, nas cine
Eran Hdmcus EtbbS. in eincu, 9l(fer BON finF uuh
EiteunSi9 Sabyen III cinen 70 au6ercroeut, eenceu3u
ltauSe in Dem Oouie bres 3cbtermalnS, &. 6. @ros.
by, lag, oa cine geircbuua bres GIene6 benobc bic
NRSgibfeit iiberl3eiot w
Icm vor9ebradtca Seuanis sufclae, ,par Die 9rou
rercn tternbc Glieccr iId) inter Der SAT BON beiabr
huuocrt c5abren h1toten uutcr Sd(cs rub sfieaei in
einer fircdlier Roiuer enoelperrt. inter ben eeIs
sifcr uRe obiheulidfcn &erbd(tni{e,, Bic Der yenS,
tte Nerffano beufru fanu s erbe[e frnsr o,,s nsn,
3eusnis GAG e in eirem ltreren Meaen,petter in bic
ccrt an ren Srt threr 0uol 9cbrad 1purSe, cyon e,
}scr Ger 3euoeu frioentc 8cldrci6nua oiebt
,,gje loa ausaeifreft ouf ihrcm Spndeu ouf ciner
ldpar;eu, il1nsiaen motrae ur Heefe batte fIe m,r
Ie,e tn,ri9e Gcupertc, hr Sep oo ouf ensn, Shauts
GEN ih,parSen Rtiea - ibr fcpaer fsruer 'par MT
edelbaften lllgcsiefers &c earbr in brem eiaee1 rb
cem Gpbe entoearn -unb ais Der Hef,,hrnne BON hs
ren Eager heb fittc lid, bic 9onuer ,nit e,,e Sn oh,
ihsmit1em cje7anf, sas er I'D, eutferuen ml,gtc. ~
Traa @rppit ein oneerer 3eu9e, lasc, baB le berg,
opne bobc s ap gEss u Ss dn l sss,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16

E9s 1Eir ichca ans ecnbthQt Nnfrs rldaanhisF
Sublcrkcnten aa6 ihrcns QSahIummsr sn rhtten, uHo
ibnen i'll tig ghrgu su fdrcieH .--... .r
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16

e. Tcr tcd,rdnfte Naun, uuleres hcuti9tlt Slat'
tss tsItattst uls uht, >ie QrtlAaft oeS Draeenten
nit HH(srA 8emertHn9en ~ tesIeItca. as.ss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-16
Der observation-disclosures
Nno Betff Der 3ctf.

1So Grstbsst reHnt, ca IL ,atM 5atcrtanr.
eantrn, 5relta9 esu 16teu Deiembsr 1912.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

The Stale vs. Ju:Ius C. Pardae--E.
Jackson. bearer, vs. The same, Doniel DC
Afcc. vs. the same, two negroes, VIZ. haEs
rir, aud Bob.
G.L. s. E. Penn & Co. VS.. Margarei
Parduc. q james Coleman 100 acres OF
land more or less adjoining Madison Tim
mermau aud others. the property Of Jas.
Coleman.
C. L. s. Z. Penn &Co. vs. George
Polauy & James Coleman, the above de.
scribed properly.
James Bonds vs Philip Dunmire 200
acres of land more or less adjoining Gibson
Collins and others.
Penn & Dranaon. rs. Beverly Burton,
I05 acres of land. lying on ihe north side
of the road leading from Liberty Hill. TO
John Anderson's, adjoining lands OF L. IL,
Mundy, and others.
James Sheppard bearer, vs. VIM. l..
Bird, WIN. II. Moss W.. the same. the tract
of land where dcfen't. lives. Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE, =. Il. u.
Feb. II, 1912. 81 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Additional Ranks in tie NGry.-Mr. J.
C.. Clarke. from the Counmiitee Un Naval
Affairs, reported. in The House OF Repre-
sentaiives, ON the 18Th instant. a bill. cs-
Publishing The ranks Of Admiral. Vice Adj
miral, aud Resr Admiral in the U. :. Ma
Wy, provided there be appointed no more
than TWO officers Of The firsl rank, aud 'hre"
each Of the second ard third ranks. An
nual pay-Admiral, on service, $1,000 ;on
leave oil absence, or waiting orders. SlOOO
Vice Admiral. on service. 8 i50U; on leave.
&C.. $500 Rea. Admiral. on service,
Sia5O; on leave, &c. $500. The ap-
.pointmen,s are tn be made from the next
inferior grade, viz: Captains iu the Navy.
The Senior Cap,iins Nd longer u be al
lowed pay as surh. but all Captains IN the
Navy (cxrept those 10 command f-quad-
rons) u receive the same pay Us establish
cd by the act Of 81 March, 1885, aud
squadron Cap,tins TO receive the pay al
lowed by-,he act.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02
TaLLAn,ssEE. February II

The public. we presume. will rccol!eci
,ha, the government. did snnc time since.
institute suit ns ins, Governor Call as
a defaulier.--'fhc Court was engaged
mos, Of last week in irving this cause
Able counsel were employed on ho'h sides;
and after full investigation before most
intelligent jury, verdict was rendered in
The defendants favor to The amount Of
some 81, 900. The boo, 'heref;'rc, il ap-
pears. was on the other leg and Uncle Sam
the delinqucr,. Take care. old fellow.
how you trend upon other peoples toes.
This verdict. we doubt uo'. will much gra-
,ify the friends of Gen Call.-Seniinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Great Lalp Case.-'rhc great cnse Of
Mrs. Gaiues against the Execctor. OF The
will of Daniel Clark, of New Orleans.
and those holding portions Of the properly
by purchase from them. has occupied The
aiieniion of the U. S. Supreme Court for
sovSrai -AaJ~ Of .nsc week: 'f'fie- ainouIt
involved iu the decision is between $50,
600. 0J0 aud Sl00.O0.000. The CORES.
pouden, ofihe n. Y. American, remarks
thai The case is without a parallel, no,
only for The umoun, Of property involved,
but for the wonderful character Of the
incidents, even as admitted by the vastly
wealthy possesors Of the estate, aud (or the
very important questions raised against the
jurisdiction of'he Supreme Cour,of the
United States. rs we'll as Tor the history
and position of the parties eoacerncd."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Something Singular. -Baadiui in 4.
mcrica.-A singular circumstance, which
bciell gentleman Que day ;lsr week. wa.
yesterday related Ia us.-rhc gentleman
in question had left Lancaster. Pa. ia Il
vehicle alone, with the intention of eoinc
10 Havre lie Grace, in this State, Short.
ly after leaving The city, he overlook wo.
man with basket on her arm. who re.
luestcd h;I; 10 allow her 10 ride n shorr
distance in the vehicle with him: saving
that she was very iired and had not far IL
go. He sraured The request, hut uler Il
time, from some cause, he suspected his
companion was not what she prnlessed To
be, hut man in disguise. 4 closer ex-
animation uuder The veil, inr The person
kept closely veilcd confirmed his doubts,
and as iic WAS rapidly approaching ] drca-
~ woods, he was anxious 10 rid hinSe!f0l
b. company. but how 10 do it was The
question. Time became precious. aud hc
a, las, resurted 10 the ruse Of knocking of
his Ina. accidcntaiiv; whiic his horse was
in full iror, BY the time the horse could
be rcsncd up. toe hat was left far in The
rear. lie proposed 10 The lady to get out
anl briug il 10 him. This she refused 10
do, stating that SHE would hold the horse.
The gentleman replied that the horse was
rather fiery Que, and ne could no, trus,
him To her. After u little parley she con-
scutcd 10 80 for the hat, leaving The basket
in the carriage. The gentleman watched
his time, aui whe.. ne lady was farther
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WILLIAM TllCRMoND. Jr.
State of south Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Jacob B. Smith and alu,her. }
Eudprsrr ~. Horny Shul,y

Jacob b. Smith and a1other. rUfa-
Endorscc, vs.. Henry Shul,z, IJ
Oliver Simpson. u others.
n L appearing to my satisfaction, that ELAN
IL Alexander, William Y. HanscI, and Olive,
Simpson, defendants la this case. Ire without
il,e limits of tns Stale; on mn,i"n. BY Mr
Watdaw, Solicitor 10, plalntiiEs: Oric,cd iha;
the defendants above named do appear in this
Honorable Cont, and plead, answer or demur
10 this Bill. within three month from the publi
cation oi this order, or The said Bill will be taken
pro comjesso nsains, Them.
]. TERRY. C. E.E ED.
Commissioners Office. Feb. %, 1872
March = Sm =
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,REOiaeu is HHlrneesg.

YHNllE Subscribers take this method Of re-
Il. turning their thinks 10 liberal public.
and respectfully solIcits i continuance Of their
palI"nase:
Bn, at the same time wc re under the ne.
ceSsi,y Of calling upon those indebted to IL. 10
come forward aud liqnidate their Notes aud Ac.
counts immediately. as il is utterly impossible
lnr us TO go on with business. unless our cuslo.
mcrs pay ns more punctually. The extreme
pressure Of the times render this absolutely NO
ccssary.
BLAND & BUTLER.
Jau 70 tr 81
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Executive Department.
CoLumBIA, Nov. 80 ISL

By his Ertdlenry JOHN p. RICHARDSON
Esquire. Gortrnor and Chi..i
in anil orer The State Of South Carolina.
VWHEREAS. information has hccn re-
Wv ccivcd nj this department.. that OIL the
nigh, Of The a0tl, Of S"plembor last, mos; at
,rocious attempt was made by snne person ,'ii'
known. 10 murder one Il. w Harley, ut Col.
Teton DiS,rlc,: Now know ,r, That 10 the cht!
justice niay be done and the offender brought
To legal trial. DO hereby oilcr reward Of Que
Hundred and Fly Dollars. for this appIehet-
sion and delivery into any jail Of hi4 State.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the
Stale. ut Columbia. the 3Gili day Of Noseni.
her. eighteen hundred and for'y-one. aud
the Sixly.s;x,h year Of the Independence
OF the I'm ', Slaie. of America.
.oIlN p. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor.
VI. L,noRDE. Scc'rv State.
Dec. 3. u 56
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COM.HON PLEAS.
Declaration IN DEBT.
E.-..-. I.t..h.oA.t

1honas y ais'h' Declaration in Debt.
rohn sea,ry. ss, Foreign attachment.
FssHE Plaintiff having this day filed bis
declaration in this case, in my office. and
the edeiendant having no wife or attorney. known
10 be within this State. on whom n copy OF said
Declaration, with rule TO plead eau be served
II is ordered, that the said defendant do plead
to the said declaration within u year and a
day from The publication Of this order. or final
and absolute judgment will be nv arded against
GEO. POPE, c. c. ?.
Clerks Office, Edgefeld c. II. Feb. 25, lSl2.
March.2 ly D
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National nk.-We learn from The Nd
tioaai InisHigcncer. that Mr.. Kcnnedy. oi
MARYLAND. has made, in the House Of Re
preseula,ives, as Que o! the minority OF the
Committee on tho Exchequer Board. a
report, dissenting from that of the majori-
ty. accompanied, ny a bill 10 establish a
National Bank, being nearly III the form ei
the bill for the same purpose, which pas.
sed both Houses Of Congress n, the late
extra ses ,ion.-C Charleston Courier.