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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST II, 1872.
MINIATURE ALMAHAc.-THls DAT
THE THE MOON YULL ssA
Rises 5 is Sets 47iMorn 50 Eve e5lMorn55a
Latest D ates.
LONDON. 19IHAvRE ........,...July II
LIVERPOOL. July Aug.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

ate to recognize the Navy Department, was taken
up. The bill! aboishes the Board Of Navy Com
missioners and substitutes in lieu thereof seven bu
reaux, The heads of which to be from officers Of
the Navy of grades no, lower than Commanders.
The amendment of the Naval Committee provides
that they shall not be lower than Captains
MIR. WISE, Chairman of the Naval Corsmittec,
briefly explained the Bin. Mr.. SPR1ecs at some
length opposed it. The bin was fSiher debated
at some length, and then laiata aside to be re-
ported afresh. ss
the Navy, was, after some consideration, laid
aside to be reported.
Without further de6nitixe action the Commit
tee rose, and the House adjourned. ARGUS.
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A BIG FIsH.-A large whale Of the pike-headed
species (Batana Boops) was picked up few
days since off Cape Shore by fishing crew be-
longing to the head of this Bay. The death of
the huge creature was probably occasioned by ex-
terna violence, as large quantity of extravasated
blood was observed about the neck and throat =
1t measured near so feet in length, the fa, varying
from inches to u foot in depth, and weighing
little short of eight TONS It was bought by
Messrs. Riley. Harris on & Co:of this town, for,
as VIC understand, $3.50 currency, and is now rem
derhg it into oil by means of the powerful steam
engine belonging to that establishment
Harbor Grace, n F. Mcrcury.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, Broadway,

N opposite ST. PsuI's Church
WONDER OF CREATION. For one wees ca!S LAY
visl,ers admitted IN The evening free.
Fattered by the immense patronage hfs;osSe Hpp l
establishment by Discerning psbfc, aud being Gesffi
TO spare in securing every attanac noSsitS
Inc Manager IS happy announce that he has IL most
extraordinary e1pesse, made arrangements With ne
pretor CT the graaest curiosity IN The weird, the Kfa
MERMAID, exhibited daring the pas, week al Ccpceri
sa IN Broad way shere hundreds Of ana other
scientific geneuea behsd il with real wo8der and AMAZE
and publicly expressed their conviction eli the exist
enc.. OF this wonderful crea uTe
No eItra charge for admission To The Museum
WfNCHELL. the Comic Drolsrst, in eight characters
the Gypsy GIRL be privately consulted-La Pc
TITE CELESTE. MISS ROSALlE, Balloon AscensionS,
ALBiNo LADY, Fancy Glass Blowing. and 5ooeco Curl
osiies.
Day performances Wednesday and Saturday, at clock
Abundance the whole p cents Children hait price,
,-IS
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The MERMAIp-GREAT HoIyDAY-lN addition to the
exhibition OF the Mermaid at the American Museum, a
splendid day performance off at O'Clock this after
noon by Winchel Resale. Celeste, &c. thus presenting
The greatest attractions Witnessed for IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

NEW- YORK, July T. 1877.
On! NOBLE Power, THY Reign IS HERE!-Gen,lemen:
My wife has been afflicted forshe last rt year,
with cough, accompanied with great pain and
seeding at the lungs-the cough has been at
times that during the paroxysmpf The blood would
fly from her mouth and nostrils S!c made trial of nurbcr-
less remedies and her physician pronour ccd her incur
abebut luckily last winter made use ST your ivalua
he Compound Horehound Cardy, and the result was such
leave happy impression upon her mind OF its efficacy
aud virtues. am happy say that feases Horehound
Candy performed radca cure, when all other attempts
failed. Yours truly and affconatey.
DAVID w PERCY,
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ENFALLIBLE Mo Cure, no Pay! Fly
akng Paper kills flies Instantly and sells for 3cis sheet
FLY Poison Kills flies and cockroactea-
Bedbug Poison kills them after one application.
Ant Poison kills lbe red, black and white ants
,i.i.oes in bed, or sporting and fishing.
Caterpiars and Butterflies destroyed by the Compound
Chemical Whale Oil Soap.
Flea Poison on and dogs cats, cattle and chickens
Psi.. e horses and to prevent lie aiIack Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

NJ ONE THOUSAND DoLLARsIAn Advertisement head cad
Ct" An Extraordinary Case, (Which statement can be seen
the OF Mr.. Burger 80 having been
asserted in several ohe city papers and as the
truth the matter has bee, queioned therefore otter 10
the residence person. pay him dollars per day for
his time and give him thousand dollars, il he will prove
any material part the statement to he untrue Any per
DESTROYS of testing this matter can, by calling on Mr.
Burger satisfactory evidence that the money will
truth of the statements of formed by Bristo Sar
saparlla be subsnnaled in every instance The pub
lie will not conound this article with the many articles OF
Sarsaparila advertised c. e. BRISTOL,
jy25 I'm ~ Buffalo.
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7VHE ORCHESTIAN will be exhibited

Il for week Suyvesan, Institute, so7 Broadway,
from 10 Il O'Clock l. NJ commencing Wednesday next
and halt-past7 to 10 in the evening.
This splendid musical Instrument Lately ntfodncen from
Europe, plays the brilliant overtureS aud lantasas
Finer correctly harmonzed music car never be
heard. The sp!endor we'll rs the beauty ana hnls OF
mechanism asonheS every body and attracts the curiosity
and admiration amateurs OF Abundance . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

WATCHES AND JEWELRY very
w low-The subscriber Is selling all descriptions o.
aid and silver lever snehor escapemen epps and verge
Watches Diamond kings, Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, &c al
eaii lower Than at any ether place in the city Gold
watches rs low as 40 dollars each. Watches and Jew
dry exchanged or bought
A watches warranted to keep good time or The money
t.tnrDed. ", ". ALLEN,
'F Wall s,rcst pp stairs dS0 stf
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Nsw-YosK, August ;, 1888.
Dear Sr-HavBg frequently witaessed The application OF
vour Rheumatic Embrocation, and the beneficial effects
arising Ihersirom it affords pleasure state that most
cheeruly recommend it invaluable remedy, and The
best the OF that painful and distressing COM
paint either in lis acuie or chronic FORM
wNl. F. PIATT, late CORES Secretary OF
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NJ Nsiss Parloe's New Wcrk.-HUNGARiAN
TALES AND LEGENDS, by Miss PARpoE, author OF

7
City of the Sultan sc. &c.
The first American edition of this highly popular work
will be published complete THIS DAY in
EXTRA DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN,
twill be embelsled with splendid sixty dollar En-
craving of The carrying of of the Venetian Brides by
Moorish Pracs executed expressly for this work IN the
hest possible manner and printed in eterpress separate
from the work ITSELF in order for each number
clear and beautiful impression.
The country edition will be subject newspaper postage
only-he city edition neatly bound in yellow cover.
Price only Ia cents, or ten copies for 81.
WILSON& COMPANY, Publishers,
aul6 2tiss 1852 Nassau-street, New-York
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II The Cheapest Cnsh Tailor yet PETER
W Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner of Catherine-street continues make Clothing to
order in the neatest style, 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city A good ftwarranted
and hereafter no diSappOntmentS all6 Su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL and for -xpera
lion, By Sands Co, Z73 Broadway, Of Cham
bers.srcet Sold also by / D Sands 70 Fulton, corner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

"a TO LET.-The dwelling part of the
three story House No l67 Bowery. Also, the
No. 81 Rowery. Also The two three story brick Houses,
with stores attached Nos l1S and i8i 8owery location
business surpassed BY any Ia The Bowery Inquire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

SAsbs's SARsArAR:LA-1he proprjeiors submit to The
public the following certificate, from highly respectable
source, of cure made By using their preparation OF sars
paria, which cannot but effect or placing beyond
all donht lie curatipe of MEDICINE
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
NEW GOODS

TE7IIE subscriber having just returned from the
4 North, and having bestowed much pains IN
selecting HANDSOME supply of Fancy and Staple
GOODS, (Which are now opeu,) offers the same
at unusual LOW PRICES. They consist in part,
as follows:
Col rcd and black rich figured Pou dc Sole Silks
BIach Satin stripe gro de A riqUe Silks
Bla k gro de- R. inc and gro ,'e Swiss Silks
Halt Mourning Loui>ienne Ga EeW articlc)
Superior Nous in Declines
FL ca:t Silk F, u'ards
Black nj rmbro;drr silk Scarfs
Slnuslin Delalncs If every description
Srpcr blacs hIpacka (a rev arlicle) 2
Chena Urcui VcI,r, Points &c
do do Shaded do
r CANT Velvet hlanullas
Black Eisi & owes and Mitts
Ladies colorcd and black Kid CLOVIS, snpr. quality
Geniemen's Hoskin, black and colored GIuves,
Super English silk Stockings
Silk Hanikrrchiris oi every description
Vr:vet Neck Rih!nns Long hte KID Gloves
DO Silk la' dkcrchiril
Ilandso e cot, rrd 3 Rarcfns
t'ou ard AMI n!nis!in -raI"e Shawls
Elegant ~ort d G iem'rsrtts
do cmrroiderG d Collars
do worked Gifts
Plain Hcusii'chcd aIr er brodered Cambria tIdkis
Laccs of every description
Ladies Waist Gi dies
Sewing six Fringe, ior dresses
/ Sup ri"r French rints
Calicues. OF every quality
Irish Linens and Lawns Barnsly Sheeting,
Fur rure and Cambiic Dimitp
Furniture Fringe, Furniture Prints
TO lon Can brcs AID .laconel M MnslIns
Swiss and !!nnk Muslins
Damask Table Cl'ths and NaIkns
White and coli red Cot II Stockings
Sup,r Eugs' Lung Clnth
UnOIeaehcd hO" 1spn"s' Isl very cheap
ouon Gznalurgs and Drilines
ro!ored Hompspuns ani hicks
Super Ere Gil Eorbazerns
fiach and colorcd Mr,in"es and Circassians.
EVGOieils.
Super plain and wn,e Bravc, Cloths
Ex,a woo!.d ,cd LACK Cloth
, u md brown do
Sap naw style Fancy Cassimeres. assorted colors
Sup, ,finc Cashmerelis -,
Ernl! ckv J,a.,s d. every deScrl! tion
Ass ,rte,i cnnred S.tnrts and Cassimeres
pswick drawers and Shirts
1 ED Cashmere
Slrn,'iI Vrslngs
Bath Wool Bed tia kcts
IA. le Blankets, Heavy Dufil Blankets
Nero Linseys and Iorhs
81 he and carrl Elannels,
Green Booking Baizr, Victoria Shawls.
SEGGE.
A comp cte assortment of Ladies Morocco and Kid
S'pp, RS; G, nIiemen's Shoes, assure, Bows am
Mi ses shoes, assorted quality; Miss Gutter Boots
lEEts ;eAd Caps.
A complete as,nftln OF Hats
Fur Cap:, o ter APPS, Navy Cloth and Glazed Gaps
Cloth Caps with Fur rimming, srallett Caps.
ALSO-Biacksmih' Beii0,cS, Anriis, Vices
!Scre1c PLates, Collins A:res Hoes, Spades, Shot,
els, Manure Forks, Nails, Iron, Curry Combs.
ALSO-A complete assortment OF SADDLERY.
Camden, sept II. FL. LEVY.
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United States District Court,

DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the matter Of William II. Bo'ern a Bankrupt
PURSUANT to an order of the District Court
L of the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, on the 20h day of October next.
at ii o'clock o'clock, A. NJ. why tho suid Vim. Fl.
Bowen should not receive his Discharge and Certi6-
cate as Bankrupt.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston lst day of August. 1912
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Steam Boat Communication
70 CAN DIN,

AT ALL STAGES OF THE RIVER.
yEyHE undersigned takes this opportunity of inform
ing the Merchants and Planters of Camden,
Sumter, Lane .stcr and York Districts us also those
of Charlotte, N C. and the adjacent counties that
on or before the 18th Of October next. his new and
light draupht Steam Boat, the KERSHAW, will be
ready to start on he7 first trip to amdcn, and will
continue to run regularly, throughout the season.
making the trip up and down IN but little more than
u week. or four days each way.
Shippers of Goods or Cotton may rely upon their
freight IN all stages of the river, as she is so con-
structed that fally loaded, or with l'UOo bales oil
Cotton down. she will not draw more than three icet
six inches.
The undersigned is determined that thcro shall be
no mistake in this method OF Transporting Goods and
Produce to Camden and from thence TO the interior;
and rs has been heretofore very uncertain, he trusts
that lis efforts to promote dispatch and certainty
will be properly appreciated.
For further particulars, ratio of freight &c. apply
to Mr. P. F Villepigue. Agent at Camden, or Shan-
non g. McGee Of this city.
o B. HILLARD,
No. ls5 East Bay, Charleston.
Auq. IS. 1912. 1887.
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State Of South Carolina.

SUMTER DI%TRICT-IN ORDINARY.
Henry Dennis VS.. Mary Dennis and others sum
mons in Partition.
ET appearing TO my satisfaction that John Dem
z mis- and wife, Josiah Dennis and wife, Cover
Dennis and vile, James Dennis and his children and
Wl.m Dennis. son of william Dennis, deceased,
reside without lie state OF South Carolina aforesaid.
IL is there fore Ordered, That they do appear Qhey
being defendants in the above stated cLst) on or
bclo.o thc eighth das of December neSt and "nlecs
10 tie division or sale of the Real Estate OF Richard
Dennis deceased, or their consent to the same viii
entered Of record.
W. LEWIS, O. S D.
=. Sent. 8, 1912. Pr, fee, S5 SO.
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STATE Of SctatEa Carolina,

kERSHAN Dis lflCl.
rAMUEL A. B. SHANNON, who is in tho
custody of the Sheriff OF tho said District. ny
virtue of Writ Of Copios nd SntiJ"cir"dum at
the suit of James F. Gamble Indorscc, having pctL
titioned the Honorable the Associate Judges OF the
Court of Common PIcus that he may be admitted
10 the hencft of tho acts If tic General Assembly
for the relief Of insolvcnt debtors.
It is Ordered that the said Jamcs F. Gamble, In.
dcrsec, and all other surg creditors TO whom
tho said petitioner is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at c said Court TO
be- holden at tic Court lousc in Camden, for Ker-
shaw District. OH the fourth Monday of October next,
being the Oath day of said month, to show cause,
if any they can, why the said petitioner should not
have the prayer of bis petition granted.
-. BENZ. GASS, c.c.P.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Kershnw District, Marchl4, 1S42.
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United States District Court
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
u, the i;ta,tcr Of Herman HOlleynan Jr. late of
the firm Of EoiIcyman d Gass, merchants 9t
CGmG"n.
ElURSUANT to an order ofthe District Court
a. OF tho Unitcd States, for The District OF South
Carolina. Nnice is harebv given, that cause he
shcwn ecnrp The said Court. AT The Federal Court
Huuse in Charleston, OH the nineteenth day of No
vc,nhrr next, at ceve o'clock, A. NJ, viii, the Id
Herman HoIcyman Jr. shou d not receive his ds-
charge and certificate as ntru.t.
Charleston, 22t day of August, 1879
I'll Y. GRAY, Clerk.
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FACTORAGE
ScMM.SS-oE BUSINESS,
C1sarieSt0;a, >. L..
n D

Cisariestoa, >. q.
'T'HE undersigned would most respectfully inform
4 his friends and the public generally. that he
continues to transact the FACTORAGE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS in the City Of
Charleston. S. C. Coffee Oh Magwoods Wharf
He will assiduousIy apply his best rxerlions to pro-
mote the interest Of his prrons-"rd from his long
experience in the Cotton Trade, and by prompt at
temton 10 business he hopes to continue t" receive
a liberal share OF patronage. His commissions for
selling cotton is so cents per bale, for Receiving and
Forwarding Clouds, &c, 25 cents per package. No
storage will be charged Goods regularly cons'gn-
ed to him, that to he forwarded by the Rail Road
and no expenses incurred or charged that can posi-
bly, be avoided. Persons shipping cotton to him from
tho interior by the way Of Hamburg, can obtain iii"
eral advances on it by applying to DIR. STOKES of
that place. GOLDeNlil III.
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The state Of South Carolina.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

In the Cm,rt Of Common Pleas.
John Ogg, vs. James Lain.-Dec!aratIon in At
tachment
N7TIEREAS, The plaintiff in the above case has
w this day filed his declaration against the
said defendant, who is absent from and without
the limits of this Stale, and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom TO serve
copy of the said declaration, with rule to
plead thereto: 1t is ordered, That the said defen-
dant % appear and plead to the said declaration
within d year and day from this date, or final
and absolute iud gment will be given and award
ed for the said plaintiff.
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July T3, 1912. prs fec So
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sale.
Aug. IS, 1912.

wETILL be sold heforr tn" Court House in Cam
w drn on Mon'ay t';' Sd day OF Oc.ohrr next,
the four fol!owing NEGROES. 10 wit: Will, ahont
tEiriy five yrarso d, Dick ahouti sam" age Any,
ahow, tw n:yt'c years Old and HI lem q child,
about three years cid. lhe tn @" first good field
hands and ed TO the fel!-Sold 10 iorecoSe a
mortgage.
Terms credit of orc and iwn vc3rs, with in
ter,s, from hy day Of sale. the purchaser to give
EoudS satisfactory personal security. n d mortgage
if required. GAAS' Agent.
SeI.t 7. lSi2-prs. fre. 81 IS.
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South Carolina.
Ken Sllulr UISi, 1ct.

KcyS SH0lr Ui"E 2cf. sE..t~
Michael Lorick VS.. Judah Banet.--L. .Shurman
VS., Judah Banct.--Deht Attachment. y
Id7HERBAs the Plaintiffs in the above c'ses
w c.issy have filed their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits Of
this State, as it is said, and whereas the said de
fendant hath peither wife or attorney, upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can he served. II 10
ordered tina, the said defendant do plead, answer OF
demur thereto within year and day, or final and
absolute Judgement viii be awarded thereon.
.-sr<97 B. GASS, Clerk.
Narch aqs 1870
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United States District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

In fhe. matter of Daniel Beauford, Bankrupt
EDURSUiNr 10 an order of the District Court
n ofihe Unei Slacs. ios tlc District oil Snu'h
{ or lima notice is hcreLygyrn that cause be shewn
before The said Cnuri at tie Fedora! Tonr. House in
Charleston. on the third day Of December next, at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ. uhy tho said Da;'icl Bsautorl
shom not receive his Discharge and Certificate, as
Bankrupt n. \. GhA1, lierN.
Charleston, Sept. 5, 1872. Al
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Tlae Subscriber

nFFERs his services The ensuing year. ms
" MILLER ard MILL WRIGHT. His compc-
tency for every branch of that business is i"dsputa-
ble-a recommendation establishing the fact, will
be produced from men of the first standing, when
application is made to the Camden Post Office.
JNO. A. NELSON.
Aug. 81, 1911. 4i39.
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Committed

THO the Jail Of Knrsha~ District coloured girl
Il who calls herself Elizabeth Williams. and
says se is free; that she was born and raised ins!
Charleston, which place she left about eighteen
months ago, and went to Fayetteville, and from
thco to this place. She has no free ppers 10 show,
and IS now in Juil as runaway. Said girl Is about
l6 OF 10 years old. x.s
Sept. is. j. NETTLES' Jaier:s =
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Cotton Gins.

sElHOSE who design sending their Gins to the
L subscriber for repairs, will do well 10 attend
10 it Immediately, as he wishes to accommodate
all in due time
ON HAND-A few Gins for sale.
. Aur. 10 JOHN WORKMAN.
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JOSEPH CHAaLESWURTH,
EDsT.iOpDE{e gailar.

FE 7 ENDERS his thanks to his customers for
q the generous patronage he has rccrived, ard
respectfully informs the public that he continns.o
carry on business al hs old stand, Two dJors above
the Post flee, where those wishing TO have gar-.
mrnts neatly and fashonaby made are invited to
call. JAM 26.4"
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Notice..

BM7HERrAS. no Letters Of Administration
wv on the estate Of NOEL KlRKL Y. de-
ceased, have tctn npid or since lis Death. IN
pursuance Of the s,.tutr. | hav" ken possession
su h Of his effects rs coud he TO- nd All Pcrsons
indebted To laid kirr lev are r"nurrd TO make
immediate payment, and al nse having demands
agai ST th, sad tac required to hand them TO
this cilice, legally ntIesed
w. BASTlN Ordinary X. D.
Ordin1ry's Office June /, lsi2. il2
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.-sfsA1tention to tEsis.

OWING to tho reduced price Of Taors. in the
" Town of Cumdcn, the subscriber taking INTO
his consideration that there must be corrcsp"nd-
ling reduction in the price of Tailoring wishes TO
lie known, that u reduction of 90 per cent has Ia
kcl, place from and aticr this notice.
- J, B. GOoDLAD.
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state Of South Carolina,
KERSIA W DISTRICT.

ID L. WILSON, who is in the custody of
kGo the Sheriff OF The said District, by virtue
OF Writ of Capias ad safisfacienda'n at tie
suit of S. S. Farrar Indorsee, having petIiloned
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 Assem-
bly, for the relief of insolyent debtors
1t is Ordered that the said S. s. Farrar, 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 the SAID Court
to be holden at the Court House IN Camden, lrr
kershaw District, on lie fourth Monday OF Oc-
lober next, being the 24th day Of said month"; 10
show cause, if any they can, why the said peti-
toner should not have the prayer OF his petition
granted.
BENZ. GASS, C. C. C P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District, July %, l842 )