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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

ITO SIR. ABSER ROBINsoN.-sir-You no, being an ,,h.
bant Of the State Of Virginia, will he pleased take n
cc shal Wednesday the 24tn day Of August next be-
tween the hours of eight O'Clock in the forenoon and IT.
O'Clock afternoon the day. proceed in the cek
Office the Superior Court Of chancey for the Rchmond In
ruir to take deposition Of Isham PICKETT Jeph Cate a.
H. pu, krtt Robert 81. Rntnn, john w. Sheppard other,
read in evidence the trial OF suit depending SAID
Court wherein plaintiff and you, Abner Robinson B. "
Green sha;n Furke William Burton Joseph Atkins lon,
Cambridge Jacob A. Smith and Thomas H. Carter defendants
md the king dispositions Of the Witnesses
others If completed the first day, will be Continued FINN
day TO day. place. aud between the hors un
The taking Of the dispositions Of the said witnesses and ohr
shall he competed-when and where you may a;sna y
pease. PHILIP b. JONES
JuIy 70 2l-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

NOTICE-Whrreas, my wits, Louisa A. having arl ~,
aken M, do hereby f"rewnrn nil persons from boarn,
her, adn, dealing with her. depending for p,,ia.r
shall not be responsible for any debt that she Contract
JOSEPH GREGORY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

y aPPAHANNocK AcAnEMY.-The session Of this In.
~ s,uiun will commence the 18th al September. Tho
have appointed the Rev Charles e. Taaero Principal
who viii lee assisted by SIR Van Hume teacher of talent and
experience, who has rrn connected with Mr. alowe
YEARS past In his Classical School Alexandria The s
tees confidently recommend The Institution patronage
the public They believe that every effort will he made pro-
health, The comfort and the moral and intellectual
proyemen of the pupils The $40 hoard ard
lon bed and bedding when furnished by the Pnci
pal, payable half yearly in advance.
WILLIAM FRIEND,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees.
July 2s G3-wtl5S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

MATHEMATICAL TEACHER WANTED.-Wantrd Tor an
I'VE Academy this siae gentleman Thoroughly
with sa;, ,cs AID Oh, mistry Strict inquiry moral
ract-r and aainm-ns will he required Salary for 81,
months viii be nc Of sou per hut suseguru,y
increased ~ re gentleman himself worthy tus,
consigned his Address, post paid John P Scott Sor
folk, Virginia
Aug. IL 29-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

nro1IcrThc Franklin Manufacturing Company have ap-
" pointed A. 5 Maddox their AGENT wh9 viii be furnished al
. ~ al fir varrtes of Writing Paper made their Mill,
viz Foolra aeap packet post and letter Paper all which he
e Nv lo,rs.c retail such prices cannot tall 10
a,s The hic City country merchants and citizens OF
the Sac generally respectfully invited 10 examine his ste K,
.rd -, II il no 10 their interest domestic
Sar;nrss RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
l--r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

In the United the Eastern District oil virginia,
August eth, lsi2:
n oBERT PATTEsoN the county of buckingham, having
IL filed petition craving that he may be declared
Robert The Court The 18th day Of Sep
rmber next why the said Robert Patteon he declared
the CoBsess in that tea and that
copy m this order published the newspapers according 10
the 22nc and 9th Ruirs Of Court
'f' HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
27-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

yyTILIAM Corr *. COMMISSION MEacH.Nr, Coa#trg Room
w Cary street door Msssrs S.iei&~ Some-rat
All consignmeI;s address shall be attended with dill
rnce and Jane s-w3m
DaINrINf; iNk.Nc shall have constantly hand full
supply Of job Iiuran best Printing Ink moderate
Enquirer OAiee, March 10, 1879. loo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

IOiy X UtsKINs Ar1cssrr II Law, will henceforh d.
j yo;. his aenp exclusively his profession lie will pra
isc In - nrny and Sn,er Counts o Buckingham, Abemar
ana and will also attend TO cases of bankruptcy
the District Cou of the United States, At Richmond
oaice BucL ingEam Courthouse.
Aug = .'-"t"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

NoTcE-A persons having claims against the Ino.
Coueh deceased requested 10 present them payment
before the first of Those
do this informed that this notice will be plead
day. Those indebted requested to make immediate payment
GEO. " CI.OrGa,
Acting 81 Trustee said Estate.
April n ll3-m3ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

- APPAIIANNUCk LAND FOX ai.f- .fi.r ior sale that
- valuable Farm witch Trr'e' cfh.a "irafo iiai on
sioa.ico creek Ernnni c"n'y continuing between hre
mnn,rJ and inv ard six iun:rd For fertility, convent
cauiy of s,mson pisces al lis size superior.
This land lies a;cly the bank Of The river, where fish
ys,,rs and wild the best quality arr hal toat much
Trouble, ani srca. abundance pe' 10 purchase
a'e requested '"" "''''" - CHAs. w SMITH.
Ju,y5 l7-u
az The WI. viii coy Forbid and send L. w.
Smith.
=, edmond MEDICAL coLLEGE.-The Winter term Il
IL Lectures this Institution VIII commence on Monday, tie
3lst nf Gc;nher, and continue months -
John Cullen 81 Professor OF the Theory and Practice of Me
dicine. :,
Therapeutics.
r. IT, Gohannan NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and CL;iro-. -,
Thomas Johnson ~ D. roisso: o! Anatomy and Physiology
Au. h. Warner 81 d. Professor OF Surgery and Surgical Ann
tony : n,
,Iaurin. II. ~ Professor Of Chemistry AMI Pharmacy.
Professors Cucn will each deliver Two Clinical
Lectures week in the nina!, at Ia. COLLEGES Professor John
son Two week al Tie Aims cse; ad Professor Camheruyne
The Prni:en;ary ai Cy Hospital Is in
present themselves. These Institutions furnish
number Of instructive and the NUMEROUS Clinical!
charge afford him advantages for becoming acquainted
with types of Southern diseases and witnessing lie appo
T h. gca admitted iO tie College
Inmary AFFORD The Professor o Surgery opportunities OF per-
forming many of tie and minor operations before the class
The facilities for the study G practical Anatomy are unscrpasSd
where. The for dissection Is most ample and The
anatomical Museum is well stored with healthy and
morbid preparations.
The Apparatus collection OF specimens
In fine, the Institution Hers aci
prosecution OF Medical studies unsurpassed by
similar Institution III this country.
Fees So each Professor.
The Price of Board including fuel, lights, servants attend
ance, Sc, is fcln 81 li,o - Co per week
AUG. l.. WARNER, Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

,0Ic,-G'r s!a.. stop rua,ag Scotsvi!e from
IL and Isl q" July The enet9n WIN the s1nnton
Inns f,r .a:a:,, hy !rayH. IN our Iynchburg Beats,
which leave Richmond ,oncay Wednesday aud Fridsy at
cosk A. NJ, Wi, arrive Ia :ti., =, c sie i"ar a nost
per Rlii.oid. Dolo, Cpio.'o - "a 'h''t ~ !.
I.IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the sub
nv hfhnnv IL darn low chunky fiow about
old u would think he Is hardly had
when he len yarn Winter clothes and wide brm hat win
give the above reward of thirty dollars Tor the apprehension and
delivery of said negro me, secured jail that get
him again. JOHN WALTON, SR.
Thnmnson,s u Roads Lonis1 CO. Va Aug. ID aa-wdw,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

The parties interested in the foregoing decree will please
take notice. have appointed the tenth nj month"; lSep
ember Henry Leadbee Tavern in Hanover county,
commence therein directed
they please attend with all their Witnesses aud accounts
papers necessary enable carry the said decree
effect. LEMCEL CREW, VI. e.
sth !v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

j Court October 2nd ISL:
Joseph Anderson, Tlantif:
against
John +. Glenn, Defendants
This cause this day. again he heard the papers
formerly read and the Report e Commissioner Lemne Crew,
made pursuant The decree herein entered The 9Th day of
October year 1882 with exceptions thereto defend
ant and argued by Counse On consideration whereof tic
b.ns Of opinion that there is evidence show that The
publication of The Commissioner filed with papers his
lice time and place for taking the herein directed
been inserted The proper time in ncwspaper aud that the
erred permitting william Glenn, the brother
Of The defendant examine of the witnesses and
failing himself 1amine the witnesses, In regard the
matter in reference which the said William Glenn desired
examine the witness doth therefore sustain the exceptions
the defendant and ommit The said Report! the Commission
cr who made with Instructions proceed ana the de-
cree made in the 5' day Of October 1885, and
takn. The said decree directed the said Commits
sioner shall permit any person who may appear behalf Of the
defendant and any witness introduced
before him: that he also such Witnesses himself
TO all matters that may 10 him proper and pertinent
a Copy-Tesie,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23
Classical and Preparatory School at Somerset Grunge

Conniy.
TINE session Of this institution viii commence the LIST
Monday September, terminate tho lst Of July.
1hc usual hE,lS nacrsafy To qualify ,nine men IL enter
University lie utrs ur f, witt The
Latin French and In h including compo-
rvca the En..i.a language. The nf Mathematics
viii comprise Auhmc Algebra Geometry, Tlisonomey,
Surveying. and. II Necessary, :tc t,a!c'itS.
Board wi! Ir furnished bs Mr j. W. Co.'s 1t ssh 90
Tn.tipl Zee w:.l hG $40 W
Ia, 'anntalt IN advance.
Particular VII be- gwen the intellectual ard moral
culture ii youth eni!,;.i 10 my
ROBERT M'KEE, A. NJ.
Reference may h lad Geo Tucscr Professor Of Nor Ply;
Dr. Gcsner lrrs"n ro'e,sor 81 Art ang Pike Powers All
Prof Of " W. Snuil!l, charloliesvir Hon. I. w.
elmer Washington CITY; Iuci,n Minor, charlottesville.
az r. S-a,ld.r-s The subscriber j. W. Goss, at LIBER-
TY MILLS, Orange county.
August 25-w4~N
TN cfiANcERY.A Rifles Clerks Office Of the
trtn. superior t'urt Of Law and Chancey of Prince Ed
wand comfy. The ith day III July, ls4a:
Serena L. stern, Plaintiff
against
Charles L. Stern, James Bondgran and James Scofed,
Dcirndan,s
The defendant James coie!d :vn. entered his appear
aGce security accod,a. t The General AS
Lie inles Court and appearing that h- ls
ra OF this Sac, the motion Of the plaintiff, by
ro,nscl entered at rules arsal and accordingly ordered.
That said defendant James c"td. do appear here the
and copy Of Ills order lie forthwith inserted in
public s1pcr printed in The c of Richmond for two
month";, rrcesivy ard also posted tie front donr OF The Court
house Of ;hi; cumn. Copy -Tcsie,
IuIr 10 I9-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RAGE COURSE FOR SALE.
Ts7liE beautiful residence lie lei Bruuaton,
L posite Fredericksburg, including 7:0 of Land viz:
Mulberry ma, the RWc CnGrse and Lizzie Uhim.
w. II. TAYLOE Executor
Mourt Airy, 18th Juy, Isia o2-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

TN Court held for Louisa
~ at tie Courthouse thereof Monday the lli day Of
July, 1872:
CART g. McC;chcc nf William TATE deceased, and
Nathan Tate, John Tate, Betsy Tate and Peggy Tate.
against Plaintiffs:
Frances Eeyil John r. Bowling and Si.ey Bowling !s wife,
Francis Tate Tate ard L. McGece, administrator
of Peggy Tate, Defendants:
Bowling his wife Francis Tate and James ae having
tered their appearance and given security accol lin: law
and the rules Of this Court and appearing the satisfaction of
the Court they M" Inhabitants Of this State motion
of the plaintiffs their Counsel, IL is ordered That the said
Frances Beril John p Bowling and Sey Bowling his wife.
Francis and James Tate do before the Justices of
our said the Court house. the Second Monday in Oc
obcr next and the bill of Plaintiffs and that copy
of this be forthwith inserted in spapcr published
in The CITY months sncrrssrciy and That
another copy posted The front door Of the house of
this roIny on some Court day.
A Copy-Tcste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. C.
Aug a5-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

FOaN BRANCH, Washington couty, Msissipp-lnke no
ce that shall the 9Th dag OF September neat, the Ia
James Gregory in Chesterfield county, and State Of Viz
gin between the hours Of 10 in The morning and in The after
noon proceed take the dispositions of Matthew
Graves Marx Farmer and William Martini 10 be read as ey
trial n Chaneery depending and uade-
eImincd Sulrr" Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county OF Chesterfield, aud which plaintiff and you
are defendant; which and place yon attend If you
think proper. JAMES a. BRuCE,
administrator de- honis of James Bray, deceased.
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

n and after The esth March, Passage Beats leave
~ Richmond g. p. NJ and Lyme hbuTg :, !. NJ Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, and AT Scosvile both
and up H. W., Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, and
Richmond aud Lynchhure the following night.
Passengers Charlottesville and Snun;on will find this
comfortable and cheapest route, with little loss OF s
tins IL by Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond ct G, p NJ will reach scot.
vile dinner day. and Charlottesville by Stages as
=. N.
S,anon passengers WILL Stages, reach Broossle
p. ~ and leave morning nj O'clock and arrive
TO- A. NJ connecting NTH the Stage Soutes
Stanton.
The day Roats win leave Richmond and tpchhurc A. NJ
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays and arrive in Richmond
5, p NJ and Tynclbnrs at q, p. ~, Esrt day
The Gainesville Stages, by Cumberland &. H., 10 Farmy
will leave Cariersve TIE arrival o the DAY Bnai, from Rich
und; and coming down. viii with the night Boat
p. NJ, from l.yEcl,L.sg Richmond.
Or Fare 10 ..yuciburg, 3d.
BOYD, EDMOND Sc DAVENPORT.
Arru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23
BLANK ROOk MANUFACTORY.
S.aI7H. DRLaKER 4 NORRIS,

I.0tc SmiW 4 PaImtr.
HAVE with their Bookstore extensive Wrhtry
and Blank Book ManufactoTy and PREPARED TO exc.
cate in the b-s; III; descriptions Of 'iadins 1.ni-
Libraries IA arsi rcIad, iasc aad Periodicals.
bound pattern. Ladies Sci"r .td Guard Books Albums
and rcno., "a! al descriptions. made 10 order. Binding
dns Libraries t"k Institutions Sotittic, &c. &c ON ac
vauiaccous Unu:.i sets al Merchants and Traders
Account Boois oLSr, aud r, any gwen pattern
Constantly on hand supply Of Eaak Rooks, Of every description
Aug. a5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

In Observation-Disclosures Rules held In the Clerks
of holloway County CONT the 9Th day Of July, 1872:
VIM. Fora and Mary a. his wife, Plaintiffs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

fHT Y 'IrIIsTuW anu JIVc SkEHIIcE, IIaIH6Hs'
against
John pebeson Penhrrton aud Thomas Pember.on,
Deiendunts:
The plaintiffs and defendant, Thomas Penn
bco avn. Ms appearance and security
corliug Assembly and the rulrs uf this Court AMI
satisfactorily Appearing. Tia; he lEabian of this
he Of the plaintiffs, Il is ordered that Ie said
defendant Thomas ru-tn do appear before the justices cf
our Court the horse the Eiid Monday
October AID The plaintiffs hill and that 81
this order iui Ih inserted in public printed
the eisIndI for months aud that
cop. posted OF the county
a Ccp:-!es,e,
". MILLER, c. G. c.
JuIy 81 93-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-23

found In the hands of many of tue whole.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
$40 DOLLARS REWARD.

STOLEN from the Subscribers. wagon Iour
miles tioyl Columbia en- the Camden koad' t"o
MULES. One about S years Cd iii2 hands
hig, rem ,rkaby gentle, from thesend OF the nose
i,alf way to the ey es of whtisi colour. No>o'her
marks rccoilected The other rs a yellow osy
about the szs of the rs wtth same mark Oh tlis
head, and has o., one or both shoulders the marx
of the collar aid sore bsck:s The EhIef TOOK the
W. gon saddle and Two blind brides. will give tie
ubuvc rcwa for the delivery of the above n'ui's at
John R.brs or t'apt John Bnykin's,-S2o Tor
either. o; S 10 for information iha u can gel item.
They were stolen by nun who had been lurking
/ in the neighborlood. who al one time calea his
nau,e William uoyingtnn. aid at others, Howard
H is about S !e,t 10 or II incrs high, well poPor-
tened, and has black hair He wue p .ntaoons of
yellow stuff, with black stripe, cose bodied coat
Of yellow, or red. md yellow M xed. and yellow
vert, his hat was old and tho brm broken behind.
H; told some rs was from NoEh t.arona, ard
others tha, lie was from Etgaaa. He 10 aeFy fond
Of drinking and will get dunk, is fond nf singing
and al ,i,, es Processes TO be pre:chcr. VIII
give re e,,onatIs rewsrd for his al prehcnsen, so
that le may be brought TO justice.
INFORMATION nny 10 objected to Cumdln, =. y
SAMUEL MEEK.
Mmc!i IS.
TIE r. importance Advoca,e and Raleigh r. gis'er
will publish the aLov, times, aad s.id tair bills
| 10 ,hls Office.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
CHARLESTON MARKET March 10.

Co-rox-h receip.s durng the pf ST week OF
Upan Is have amounted 10 1890 5ales. Export
in the :n'na time 1853 bales. Ol sbipboard not
cleared 6444 bales. Oar market commenced on
the first day of the pas. week, and it cosen on
the last OF the pres Gus one, with but very
moderae demand resulting i'll the sale on that
day o. 436 ba.es On ltonday 1854 balea, and
on Tuesday 1888 5a!cs were disposed Of general
" at prices OF :he week previous. On Wednes-
day mornln.-, l. ver..oo advces TO the 19h ult
relche us. T.le d.scourasing accounts ofthe
General state OF the marke.s there, had the e.
sect o. almost entirely 20 S op operations here on
h day, fer only 3ij bales were sold. On
Thursday purchasers commenced coming for
y lrl again; gong for a reduction in prices =
i ey were however bu; partially me: by buyers
| ID ou, 9iJ bales were sold yesterday however
,);h parties me frec'y and tl'e sales Of the day
the close amouated % 1884 bales With the
exception ofa coed and fire article, al qualities
I've gwen way mure or less, from ! 10 cents
ms decline has principally consisted in price
e ag nuw accep eli by holders that had beer
'e;ously and s:renuous!y r" use1 Also i, .
f,w ~s.rnres w;rere nrces offered some time ago
CO I'D no. now be obtained. The sales of the
We "a ..ate il noun Ell Al al % 1919 uaies. Pri.
:e r1ngei from ) ga
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23

~ TUE Charleston Mercury publishes 'r'''
,,av;con pa,er an interesting correspondence
be.weea Gen. Hnmil on and Santa Anna on the
su.,iect Of the recognition of the independence OF
Tsya, sla.a Annals letter is long, and aou-
.;vsof G,a H, insinuates that he is any thing
b,, gentleman, boasts largely upon the weal'h
and DO yer of Mex;cn styles his capture by dea'
11o,.,o, fre,k of fortune, expresses de'er-
= 'mnina.ion never to contribute to the recognition
Ct the independence of Texas, introduces a r'sg'
n,,ro,e about slavery, and winds up with a sus-
pes.ioa that Texas may find it to her interest TO
: cover 'uherself anew with the Mexican nag,
and advises Gen H. to think seriously 0' 'n''
step and assuring him that if by it's triumph ne
should be convinced, he might rely upon 'l's
friendly consideration &c. of his EvceIiency'
We shall publish the correspondence IN OUT
next
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Far fhp Camden Journal.


A m,stinr Of the Washington Temperance
Socie,y Of Can le,, WIS held at the Sabbath
Scb,l Rom Of the M,'ho list E.).s opal
Church, o. Sl:uraay evening l9 h inst
ooe1e with prayer by the Rev. C. NJ. BREAKER.
Mr. WEST was called to the Chair, and A. NJ.
KENNEDY ap7 'in'el Secretary. The Commit
te, apooin:ei to draft Constitution through
their ca,irm11, lhnittel the fol owing which
was unanimously atoo'e1 viz:
CONSrIrU ZION.
ART This Socie'y shall be ca'lel the
Washing on Temperance Society of Canlen,
South Carolina.
ART II The officers shall consist of Presi-
dent, two Vice Presidents, Secretary, and
starting Committee of three, who shall be elect
ell on .ho !irst Sturdy in Mrrch Of every year,
Arr. III Tie pi,s,i,l. snll pre+i ls in all
m,,,ia.s, Or in his a5se ice, one of the Vice
Ptes;teass; All 4 he ,5selce OF the P..s:deat
All ne Wee presrl,n's, the Gle shall elect
a Pte'i1, 1: pro tenn
AErIv TIE Secretary shall keen record
Of ne or,ce.l nys nj reli them VIE re lujre !,
l.sia!I co ltIc<su:h cnrfs;col!eace As the
So,;o o. i,s f:,:s slr'l i.ssc.
AR Tl, 81 Ia Ian nee shall call
$500, oaeIa.s o the %1c.a-y w#fhI '',a col
sen. OF .aa pceslGs., anA also. aoa . 3sraagc-
mems for giving interest to the pnoliemee;inga
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
sStafesof south roiina,
! .5ssKERSHAW .s DISTRICT.

.cIAMUEL A. b. SHANNON, Whole IN zths'
custody Of The Sheriff of tl,c said District, W
virtue of a Writ of Copias ad sati9aeiendans IA.
die suit Of James F. Gamble Indosec, having pet-
tttioned The lIonorablstle Associate Judsesoi tho
Co. o. Common Pleas that lre may be aadrftted a
10 the benefit Of the acts If the General Assembly
for tho relief of insolyent debtors.
1, is Ordered that tho said James F. Gamble, Ing
dorsee, and all other suing creditors 10 wEom q
the said petitioner is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have ro:lcs
to ap,,ear before the sid Judges attcsaid Court 10
be holden a, the our House in Camden, for Kcr-
shaw District. on the fourth Monday Of octohcr next
being the 24th day of said month, to show esuse'
Il any they can, why the said petitioner Should not
have The prayer ofhis petition granted.
- .5s,- : ..55s BENZ. GASs, e. P. :.
Office Of Common Pleas. "a
Korstaw Di,trcL Marchl4. lata {
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Il. $. Mod.

Returns his thanks 10 the cilzens Of Camden and
the public for the liberal cncouragemenhe has re.
cove since he lus hce here undhopes, by strict at
,enlion to business, TO merit share Of puhlie pat
ronags. lie has employed first rate Nv Itch ard
Clock maker, and all work done at his sl,op will he
warranted. .
New Spoons and Silver ware manufactured out Of
broken silver, ull kinds Of Jewclry mended in tie
neatest manuer.
Fire gliding done 4" perfection.
pThc cash will be required in every instance,
for wnrk drue. NJ ,rck 10
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
Office of Common Pleas.
Korahaw Di,trct. Marchl4. la3a
In the Common Pleas.
KERsHAW DISTRICT.
-, y. Irne vs J,sahP. Leo--BII Wit in As.

Daniel R. June VS. JosiaI,P. Leo--Bil Wit inIAs.
gulnpnit:
JOSIaH P. LEE, the defendant, who IS IN e's-
,odv Of the Sheriff Of the said District by virtue VI
The uye static case. having sih order g ent'''e ''-
OIL, ,otbe benefit Of the act Of Assembly OF 1885,
,,,ld an ct to cs.ablis, the bounds of he prisons
Or COMMON il. in tho several districts al c"u!ss
or,hc said static. aid j, tho acts nn1enda'ory there
Of filed schedule Of lis whole es'ale n the off %
of the Clerk Of the cour, Of the said D'i.nct.
Motto. No is hereby given 10 The raid Drniel r. Jana
usrson oEbv attorney 10 appear before The CLERK
the Court Of said District at the Goult House os
s,d District. at ten oclsck. A. NJ. on tntday' the
twenty sixth day Of Mach, inst TO show cause y
w., :. : m wby the osta,c and effects nnsutonrd
n ,,,e s,id .chedae should Eo: bc assigned and the
said defendant liberated sgrseads 10 the said net.
80. =, -: B. EAss, c.e.P.
of5cc of,l,a Common Pleas,
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