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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-23
CHARLESTON MARKF,

T.r
CoTToN.-The transaclio u",anJ.
;s ~ p"'s "o" l'''e been very de-
.t ,s;, -, so."e Quantity sold; for,
" ~ al appI"' I".e ~. very qnipt and even,
- Nv was ."ous"s ~ sum- dull market; vel
1a=0 @ T L,,asovoaaI;n. m = Gn'ea to upwards Of
about 1000. There was tne ieesilAs ~
difference in the sales or =" hr'f ~, ri. r
largest was on Monday, sa." ""s 1ano
bales; the next, yesterd sS 1oio \ ,1.s
amIng which a lot of aE5s o
cents. We sill retain 80 D"'s - -
tions. We could sec W" ~ IT,.
ing them; but must ahsa.no ,h,, tbsre
scelned some differeno ~ - =. 30
the general state Of Il ~ -, ~ 80 n,;.
u.s. n ,'i L',,. a. VIZ nferior qualities are
purchasers III Ordert r, ,,,L;,a
with The finer o"es t. G.,, h,,,
do not pretend to al, b;nhar r,,ns A,
The same time we 49, ,,r
ena'V's so'i. P''in fnol being able 10 sup.
r'y ~. csl,r'' "stIS "l'h those qualities on the
"I-I".n = Nh ms as heretofore.
"asA'I At'D C0FFEE.-The princi-
pa' sa'eS Vi '''e ~eek have been made at
o"c'ioh d ,. ,.'e FLOWING rates: 80 hllds.
new cf"P M vadoes, ordinary TO fair
frnm4 "a ,a . i-2; 60 hhds old crop AIS
o'oi4' ooo osaes Cuba Coffee al 9 a 93.l
We have heard off nriya,a trai,sor,ioos
the market for bo,b articles rc,onius wei,
supplied,
MOLASSES.--29 hhds new'crop Cuba
II prime articlc at auction brought iSal2
cents; ESQ bbls New Orleans at privte-
sale al 20 aud 90 l-2 cenls.
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In Chal1cCrY.

Lewis Ciplcs and F.. A. Adamson, VS.. S. A. Adam.
son, T.. &. Adamson aud E. E. Adarnson. Bill
for sale ofReal Estate.
4 N obedience to an order from this Court at June
& Term 1S4l, II viii offer r sale, before the Court
House OIL the first Monday in March next,
~ Tract OF Etsna, -
containing =: acres, more or less, si.unte in Ker.
shaw District, and bounded on the south by Kirk
wood, ives, by lands belonging 10 the estate of Col.
John Chesnat and others, north by Sanders Creek,
east by lands of Thomas Lang and lands of the es.
tate of Col. Ksrshaw. 2. :;
sTenns--So much cash as will pay costs-the
balance on credit ofonc, two and three years, with
bond, mortgage and ample personal security.
Purchaser 10 pay fr titles:
ss. J.CANTEY, Jr. Comln'r. (
Commits office, Camden Feb d. ls41.
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Money!!

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, Of two'
"A three and four years standing, nre requested to
c, me forward and settle by tic first of hlurc next,
Us the money is particularly wanted at that tIme TO
pay off debts due by the subscriber. Those concer'I-
cd woud find It TO their interest to call without fur
tlcr invitation and thereby stand chance TO save
costs E. w. BONNEY.
N. B-Hrrcaficr Goods will be sold on credit
of ono year, and no longer. To customers who arc
willing to comply with the above rule, the best of
bargains will be given, E.W. B.
Feb. 2.
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NOticc.

r do hereby caution and forewarp, all persons
IA from trading for or having any thing to do
with Bond signed by G. Cherry, and myself.
| understand the bond referred to was drawn Tor
four thousand dollars, III favor Of Connor Of Cam
den, to be paid by different instalments. My
name to that paper was obtained by false re-
presentation, Ibeing very sick at tile time, and
was told that it was only Power of Attorney
for the transaction of some Bank business.
Therefore as far as am concerned, / never in
tend to pay the same Or any part thereof
JUDITH DIGGS.
Feb % 1870
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Brought to the Jail

@F Sumter District, on the 29tn of January last
~ Mula'lo man about % years uf age, the fin
gers of the right hand cut"I by a awtiin, who
says his nam is NE.S IN, and that h. belongs to
Mr. Daniel Johnson. OF Lancaster District, about
25 mi es aIcvc Camden.
8 The owneris letr,es'cd TO come forward, prove
prapy rty, pay charges an take him awav.
HESRY S. EYELElGH. Ja.ler.
Feb. Q. Pr'sft 5 81
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Taxes.

$50 - --. ..
ri otice is shereby given that l will open
~ books on the first day of FEBRUARY,
next, at The store of James Dunlap in Cam.
den for collecting the Taxes for ls4i, and
will attend at the following places on The
fnll"wing days for the same purpose
On Monday, 90 FEBRUARY at Liberty Hill;
on Tuesday lsl Of March at Fiat Rock; ION
Wednesday, ID Of March at Buffalo; on
Thursday, Sd ofMurch at Lizenby's;on
Friday, 4th3of March at Scbrock's Mill;
on Saturday 9Th of March at Cureton's
Mill.
After the above named times, will at
tend al Camden unliIthe first day ofApril
next, alwhich time the >bnoks will pnsi.
lively be closed, and all ielaulters double
taxed. - q =.
t.:.w. DoBY, +. c. X. D.
Jam. 5, 1912.
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Look Gut.

EIE subscriber gives notice that he will place all
his notes and accounts duo previous to the
lst ofJanuary, 1872 in the hands of an attorney by
next return day. lie is compelled TO adopt this
course TO enable him 10 meet his own engagements,
and will, therefore, make no disiuctio 3.
The subscriber finds that suc!l customers as do
not meet their engagements at least once In two
years arc. improbable to him-hc would, therefore
suggest 10 such, the propricty of transferring their
busir.css elsewhere 10 those who have punctually
paid him, he returns lis sincere thanks and socits
continuance of their patronage, aud will endeavol
to merit it by attention business and by selling
what they want in his line, at the lowest possible
prices j. X. MckAlN. .
Fob 9.
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Money Wanted.
Feb. %, 1912.

TE'I1E subscriber being in want of MONEY tc
L meet his own engagements, respectfully informs
all those indebted to him, either by note or account
that curly settlement of their respective dues is
required Those whose notes and accounts have
been due for one more years, must not expect any
longer indulgence, and in future, he will expect his
customers TO pay their accounts yearly.
J-To those customers who have paid him pune.
tuay he returns his thanks, and hopes, by moderate
prices and attention, to business to merit continu-
ance Of their patronage.
J, II. ANDERSON.
Feb 16. till.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
FDfyZs,a Eeyf EEIsS sc.

nF. FLEMING, No 2i, Ilayne St. Charles
II ton, S. G. (opposile Mcssrs. Farrar & Hays,
Informs his friends and the public that he is now
receiving direct from the manufactures, new and
splendid assortment of BOO rs and SHOES, of al
kinds, d,rted to the country tlade.
Also. recciying-A fine assortment of Mems and
Bow $ PALM LEAF HATS, and fine assert.
n,ent of Ladies and Misses STRAW BONNETS
All Of ,vhirh, will be sod on the most aeconlnoda
ting terms.
Charleston, Jan. 90, 1912 StS
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Rro,lgEit TO the .Eas2

6hF Sul:.!rr D.-ly,c: on ,hc 81 dav u January
{ = last, a Negro fellow about 81 years lage, who
sn : bis name is JACK. and that he belonged TO
Mr.. Nel5u, McFaddrn, =! Sa!cr', Sumtc. District.
and was sent by him last Nqycpber to Charleston
TO Wm e. Dukes to he sold. who put him in the
Lands Of Mr.. Godson for sale, and was sent by him
TO Mrs. ChishoIn's Mill, and at present does not
know who his owner is.
The owner is requested to CT me forward, prove
property, pay charges an! take him a"ay.,
HENRY S. EVELEIGH, Jaer
Feb 9 PI's lee, SlS7 -
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Notice.

fE'HE subscriber having purchased of T. A
Il Haguc Esq, all Of bis right, title, and inter-
est in the Planters Hotel, Books. Notes, a ccounts
and Stock hand, respectfully solicits ali those
having demands against tho former firm Of Haguc
& Clifford, or the subscriber Individually to present
them for settlement and those indebted to c.ll and
pay, as soon as convenient
SIX. CLIFFORD. :.
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Mortgage Sale of Slaves.
Feb. 16.

n WILL sell on Monday, the seventh day OF
IL March next, before the Court House in Cam.
den, twenty SLAVES, mortsaged by Mrs. Eleanor
Spann, to Charles NJ. Furman-which mortgage
has been transferred to the President and Directors
of the Bank OF the State of South Carolina.
TcrIus--A credit of one and two years; purchasers
to give bond with approved personal security and a
mortgage of the slaves purchased, and also TO pay
for all necessary papers.
THOS, SALMOND,
Agent ofthe Bank State of S. c. :
Feb Is.
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Cotton Oznaburss,
ON CONSIGNMENT. :

fgITIE subscribers have just received few bales Of
L Cotton oznaburgs on consignment, from the
Saluda Factory, which they authorized to sell at
low rates. Aso-Cotion Yarn and Cpttnn Sewing
Thread. JONES q HUGHSON 81
sFcbJ2. - -. -
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is That clean bn,,ern asked a grocer
of boy who had brought quantity to
market. L should think it ought to be-
replied the boy, for marm and Sail were
more than Two hours picking the hairs
out of il last night %
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Notice.

SET HEREAs, no letters Of administration on
w the es;ale OF Lodowick ThomI son, sen. de-
ceased, have kecn applied Tor since his Death, in
pursua!i:c of the statute, have t1kcn possession OF
of his effects as could be found All persons
indeb, d TO laid Thompson arc required IN make
inmc,i lie payment, and al those having demands
AGAINST tha SAIL csatr eGuhsd 10 land lhtal to
;i.ls office, Legally uttested
J. w. BASKIN. Ordinary X D.
OrdinaFys oas;e2, Sept. =. io4l ti4s
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Camden Debating Club.

The following is the question for debate on Thurs
day evening ncxl:-
Should not candidates for Office, and persons
advowedy friends to their elections, be prohb-
led from giving public. entertainments TO their
Constituents?
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In iIuui.y--Edes'shNeC District.

John Caney, EXr, II. L. Canfey VS.. John ].
Blair-Bill for Relief and Injunction.
1t tappcaring my satisfaction that the defendant
Sohn J. Blair is absent from and beyond the Ii
mits of this State 1t is ordered that he do plead,
answer, or dcmur to this Bill within three
months from this day, or an order pro conlesso
will be entered of record against him.
J. CANTEY, Jr. Commr in Equity.
Feb 23 1872
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to the brilliant array Of talent hitherto enlisted
in the work. There is a freshness and orgnal-
sy in his style, peculiar to himself alone. Mrs.
Ellet's translations from the German, are always
acceptable-and indeed, it is scarcely fair TO
particularize where al is excellent.
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Onthe night Of the 18th inst there came to
this place, man who says his naneis Andrew
Griffin, that he was born in Newtown, Conn.,
and has step-lather named Abraham Bonnet
in. Monroe, Ashtabula Co, Ohio. He also speaks
of Walker Bennett and William Shepard living
at the same place, and of Lyman WIlmelrth
with whom, he says, he lived, as clerk in 1851
and 49, at Perinton, N. Y.
This statement is made for the information OF
his relations and friends, that they may have
him taken care of as he is now confined IN the
Jail of this place, as a Lunatic.
ANY information relating to the above ndlvld-
ual may be addressed to the Post master at this
place. -.
Editors disposed to aid the cause of humanity
will please give the above one or two insertions
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A. NJ. KENNEDY,
G. w. GILMAN,
J. B. GOODLAD,
HAYMAN LEVY,
Committee Of Arrangements.
For the Camden Journal.
CORRESPONDENCE.

CAMDEN, Feb. 2I, IS42.
Dear Sir: am instructed by the Camden Deba-
ting Club, you that at an unusually large
meeting, (of 33 members) You were unanimous
ly elected President, and to request that you will
attend the Anniversary Meeting; and deliver
your Inaugural Address at the Church on ThurS'
day evening next, the 24th inst after the Grafton
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
SAM. J. YOUNG, Sec'y. :
Mai. JOHN SMART.
2. S.-The Club will meet at the Hall a. !
before ? O'Clock.
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GI,QTElgTG.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
of the first Tailors in the city of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with a complete .asaort-
mont of f7ENILEMENS CLOTHING, which
they are authorized to aearrant
The assortment consists in part, of the following
articles, viz:
Blue and black dress cloth Coats Of every quality.
a." and green frock do i"
Sulsinctt s. kcutccl,y Jenrs toaiees & irock Coats
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Overcoats.
Blue & blk. cloth and cassimerc Pants every quality
Sattinet and Kentucky Jeans do a.
Fineplain and fg'd Satin Vests,
Silk Velvet do. -. -.
Valencia Il do. ss5-5,
.Also-Shlts, Bosoms, Collars, &c. 4,
They have;also engaged the service Of
first rate Tailor, who will be in constant
Attendance at the store and wiilmake Clo-
thing TO order al the shortestsnotice.
JONES q HUGHSON.
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TO contractors and Builders

fsNhe Subscribers will attend 10 orders Tor North
4 crn made Window Sashos. ready glazed and
ungazcd; Doors and Blind Samples and Prices
can be seen at the Store. ss%ts
III orders from the Country promptly attended 20
MOOD g. SIMoNS,
Main street, Columbia, S. G.
Sign Of the Whale.
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CAMDEN Feb. 81, 1912.

L
Dear SRI have this moment received your
note of this dale, informing. me, am elected
President of TIE Camden Debating Club, and
that the club desire me to attend their Annlper-
sayy celebration, and deliver my Inaugural Ad-
dress, at the Church.
That have been elected to preside over SO
respectable club of literary gentlemen; is to
RE quite gratifying. The qualification is the
more, because it was unanimous, in a meeting
So unusually large. My best efforts shall be en-
erted to discharge the duty of the station, TO the
satisfaction OF the club; but as they desire it
reserve further acknowledgment of the hon
or they have done me, for my address at the
Church, which will deliver, if my health (now
feeble) allow me-
Do me the favor to make this known to tie
Club; and for yourself accept my thanks, for
the very agreeable manner YOU have performed
the order Of the Club.
Respectfully, your obed't serv't
JOHN SMART
S. ]. YorSG, Esq Secretary C. D, C.
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Notice.

FH1lIE subscriber, desirous ofpaying his debts,
4 requests all those indebted to him to cali
and settle previous to the l2:h Of March, next
Feb 26 JAMES McEWEN
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j.. SMART
Notice.

Notice.
yBy HE co-partn. r. hip heretofore existing under
+ the firm Of CHATTEN & SUTHERLAND
is This day dissolved by mutual consent The hu.
sness of The firm sylll lie settled by James +. Suh-
erl,, nd f5s G. l., tCHATTEN:
" - JAMES r. SUTHERLAND.
Jan. l, Isa2. -
II The business will I've carried on by the sub.
scrher, whon i'll use every exertion TO please, and
respectfully solicits from the citizens of Camden and
its vicinity, share Of patronage.
JAMES F. SUTHERLAND. .
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FRESH Fancy Grocesiel

Fresh Fancy groceries.
Prunes, in Glass Jais,
currants, Citron, Almonds, Raisins,
Urderwo d's'best Pickles.
Preserves, in Brandy,
Preserves, in their oMn juice. Olives,
Champe's hest French Cordial, r.,
- Lemon, Cling: and Raspberry Syrups,
Champaigne,, of superior q"oity, -.
y. Hook Wines, Superior Porter, X (. .-ss,aec> 49,
ST. Jglien Medoc Claret, Champaigne Cider:
AESO.,2s ssS
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine, some % years
Supe ior Port Wiro, insbottles, very old,
7" French Brandyssnd Holland Gin:
ALSO-A complete assortment
Sugars, oferery qualify, Coffee, MOlasses, Iron,
Sail Sc &c
All of which, are offered on reason bic ter1.s by
Jan. 90 II LhNi
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Taken up in Santee swamp
.f\ NE Square Bale stated Cottou;2 B'ah ed
A. G-somewhat dan a.et -hy the waler.-
The owwr can getth same by application to The
sbss ribcr, and paying the ex.ns's OF landi"s
.t-also tie expenses of llIis advertisement
Fulton Post Offire, S. G.
= DWARD DbRCUGHTON,J Jr. ,
Jan. 10, 1912.
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LAW NOTICE.

49, LII W NO1IOHs
r SMART and T. S. ANDERSON, have forme
3. partners ip in the practice Of Law in. und for
may at all times be found at their Office in Camden.
Nov. Is. t5l -
- 3. SMART
Will hereafter attend at his office at Sumter Court
House OIL the first Monday and Tuesday in every
month Nov. l5.
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Far the Camden Journal.

The Anniversary Grafton Of the Camden De-
batting Club will be delivered in the Baptist
Church, by DR.. WIN. CARLISLE, on Thursday
evening, the oath inst
he public are respectfully invited.
The members will convene at the Hall ! be-
fore Z n,nlncE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
HA NCE,s
COMPOUND SYRUP or H0ReH0 UNI
FOR THE CURE OF

CosgAs. Colds, Coasnmptieas, Bronchitis AsA-
ma, Spsifisg If Blood Pam and Opprsssion
he Breast, AID al Dsscasrs araslRg frea
Disordsrcd Condition 81 tke Lungs.
YEyH + virtues OF dntehugnd for arresiiug tile rro
M sres. ofeoag aad consunriion, have been am
versall, known slnee the discovery OF America Tbr
Indians, so celebrated for eating al disease. With
herbs, used sers extensively the Horehuuhd ia al
cases Of Colds Coughs Sc. Itiste them the, y.
are indebted or the kuosleage We have Of this Val.
liable remedy, and di We use il a. freels ard
promptly a. those urcis ilized heiGgs the List &C
deaths r ON Consumption, Mould be camparattv,iy
.raau. 10 what ii il =, present. An IL 5ian aerer
sra. kaora 10 de rafh Consumption" because
they aisa,s take such remedies arrest the dis
ease intme: consequently heing nee lsom disease.
Of the lungs they the heartost race 81 persons
10 the world
Persons who have slight cough should no, fail
to take the CoaPousp SYRGP OF HoRsHouSn.
It il simple aud sentle remedy. founded On scien-
tifc principles and does not caRtan any Thing thai
can piure persons in the most delicate state ot
health.
Price SO cent? per bottle Prepared and sold ~
Seth Hance. corner Of Charles and Pratt streei',
baltimore, and fi,r salem Marlinsburg, BY William
Dorsey. Druggist, Agent
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M % gP 4 % II =

FHyHE nnitr4igued, Administrator, Of John X
Il Wilson, decd, request all persons having
claims sanst the Estate, To sxhbt them--and all
indebted 10 the deees.rd, or 10 The films of Will
son & Anderson and John y. Riddle & Co., to pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude Of the estate will
make i, properfo the undersigned to wind zap theit
administration NTH as hlte delay as possible.
JOHN SrkOrHER,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.,
January 6, l8i2--tf Administrations
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NOTICE 40 AK. CcNcEnNrr.


EpYa Deed of Trust executed this day by VIM,
I'D Long aud wife, and William S Long We
nave been constituted the Trustees Of all then
property, for the payment of all theif debts Of
every description. To effect this object, il viii be
ndisPensaRly necessary that those who have at-
counts with VIM. Long, VIM Long & Son, WIN.
) Long s. Company or The bite finn of James !
Er-kine Company, should close their accounts
without delay, and those indebted ray the sums
respectively owing by them. We are alone aaihor-
zed 10 receive such does, and no money mast be
paid, except by our authority. And notice u here
by given to all concerned, and they are referred TO
the deed duly admitted TO record. Mr. Long and
his son have agreed lend their aid IN settling all
accounts, debts and demands, which they will do
under the sanction and control ofthe Trustees II
is confidently hoped that all creditors will be paid
Off their just demands in fulii but as this can only
be done By speedy settlement and liquidation Of
what may be due 10 The concern, this notice is
given, that alinterested may understand Why no
fullher indulgence car be extended.
D. ii. CONRAD.
DANIEL BURKHART,
April 10, l8sI. Trustees sadst ne Deed.
Ap l5-'f
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Attention! Apiarians.
MARTINS IMPROVED
% e E 9 q O u s e.

FzyflS valuable improvement IN the culture o.
III Bees has been introduced toto Loudoun
Fsirfsx, Spousylsania, Caroline. Clarke. Jefferson
Morgan, Berkeley and Frederick. ssw-ll as msn,
other counties in the State Of Virginia snd is u,.-
questionabs decidedly superior t. any other Bee
House 10 Use. IL is so constructed as To prevent
the depredatious OF the worm efeciualls, every
patt OF the house being worm-pfoof IL prevents
the trouble aud loss incident TO tivlng, and aHsds
,ver, facility ior tnking the honey without destroy
ing the Bees. The house may b. constructed with
sny number Of apartments from three TO sky, sa'
iiieen is as convenient any other number
House OF individual ughls can be had Of
Mr.. Levy, Morgan
Mr.. Stackhcuse, Winchester.
Nj Dtnner Middletown, Frederick Co.
Or. Kline. Front Royal.
Mt. Latham, Upfefvtiie.
Me- Fouehe, Lee-bUrg.
Mr. Van Ness Duptrtes, Pfince William, Va.
Psake & Maddox, Fredetiek-burg.
Greiter < Peake, Richmond
and County Rights in the State of Fitginis. of
6. l.. ROBERTS.
En,,aa. A..,e.,. T.,
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sy,EHE.EY FOR C.FSEg,

at fair price-and to such Farmers as prefer
grinding, for every 400 pound. Of merchantabe
Wheat he will give barrel Of hour. and stand
he inspection in any Of the Eastern Markets, and
dsliver the Flour TO the Rail Road free Of charge.
H1ving located himself permanently at the 80
Enlistment he hopes "a restore ia heretofore h'eh
character by punciuality in hs engagements, and
close attention to business.
GEO. II. MCCLURE
AugusI S5 lS43
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a CLosE CONTEST. In Athens coun-
ty, Ohio, there were three candidates for
Auditor, with the following result Root,
Wing, 93s; Jswett, Wing, GAO; Morse,
Loco, e43, and elected by three majority
over hts higher competitor, and five over
.he lower. Probably so close a triangu.
lar contosi had not been kaawn before.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
HANCE's coMPoUND SYRUP OF HoRE-
BAIt<n

HOUND.
NJ. Williams Of Prixrsbetg. Virginia, caught
srry Severe colJ bist fall ami thinking i would
wear oil IN course oi tine itself, neglected u to =
v4rs great extent. Finding. however. il did not
leave her. .hr then tried remedies, some Of
which subiued ,h- cough IN measure, but none
ehsctnaiiy enttd IL.
About moa:h sg., her husband though, she had
better Try chsnge Of ali; 80 she came 20 Balti-
more, where she 6rsl became acquainted with tho
Compound Syrup OF H1rehonnd. he first baitle
produced ruch trb.i thst before she rad Gn.h.d 1t
she determined TO parel as- tso bottles and return
home.
P4ice so cents per botle. Far sale 10y William
Dorsey Dfugg-t. Msrunsburg, Va.
November l. l3fi.--pow-iy