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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-30
COMM:ssIONER's NOTTCE.

VNTE the subscribers, being appointed by the honorable
w the Problte curt for he district of Randolph,
missoners receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate of Samuel TIL
son. late of Brantree, in sand district deceased represents
ed nsolven and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset hereto and six months from the eighteenth day of
August beas allowed BY said Court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice, that will attend TO The
business of SAID appointment a. the dwelling house Of
JOSIAH TiIson in Brainree the last Monday October
ana the first Monday in February, Fl ON one o'clock NJ
until four o'clock p NJ each Of SAID days.
BELCHER SALISBURY, Commis-
JOHN SMITH, { sioners.
n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-30

an Pieces PRINTS from > To 25 cents per yard
" Also, good asst. English and French Ptins--all
wishing to buy respectfully invited call and lcok be-
fore making seecons. LYMAN and KING
September, 1872 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Jalw9alls IA
% enin a 1t II II.

Diefe 3situus uiro iebeu Mittwcd aui
etaem grcBrn Super 9fppal Spgen, nit gang
seuen 5trtften, herdnsgeqeben.
Der Subrriptiousspre III ein { b'aGci
ors SlMs, in Gprausbesah
SIN SAT- cicS nidt sefchieht, 10 mcrccn Gin
Rbllrr nue fllnf uno swans9 Gent5 au0e'
rrd,nrt.
9cin SnbIcribeut pirb fir rpeniger als @
Wenate dn9encmmen, uno feincr fann bic
5eitIn9 aufgeben, bis ale 9lndlfiuee earduf
abbfiablt itHe.
8cfdnatm1t,uugeu, peldle Elm Biercd
ausmad,en, rpereen ercimaI fur cineii 3haIer
cinarrift, uts fir ieoe fernere Siitrtdnng
funf uno ,pausis Gents. - Gr6eerc nadi
Berhiltuis
Oieieniae wcId,e bic 3eitun9 nit Der pcif
lSer benz pNtrriter crhalteu, mu6eu Itltlt
safllr besahlcn.
sllle 8riefe an bic NerauS9etcr muGcu
po It fr c einqe1duet lprrreu, lpuft perheu
&c uid,t duf1enrmmcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
s. q. GaberaCfer, SD. ..

8ieict ben @inwchneru Srn ScAcIdpiQc
unb Der lImecgcnb atbtun9errll feline Dienife
all als 9lrst, 9Snnodr,t unb Gictnri6hclfer.
Cr. l,otcroder fhmetdlclt ddl, eeRirni9cn
prlIfcmmeue Sefricciguna leiilell ,n ftnnrn,
ipeld1e friner SouIfe bebitfcn, inocm CT be'
centeune @rfdhrung in Der 9Iueiltur9 Der
9Ir,ncifunlf qebabt imb in Der llnioeriItdt ocu
pcnnfpipanien aracuirt bat.
Turd Tnnftid,fctt in Ieincm Gjcfhdft mlb
SilIigfcit III fcincn Tprecrnngeu, hcfFt CT cts
nen Theil Der efrntIideu &uuefhaft 81 ctf
taItcn.
Ganudr 10, it1--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
q q tt) I { CIl {.
Nlorthnmptcn @nnf. Nnni 22

Tcrtbamptcn 8auf, 9uni %, 1871.
gtadrid>t mirb hermit 9c9ebcn, Sufclge
Der @onftiHiticu unb ocn GicicEcu oc6 StGats
TSnnfplpdniri, roe Der prciireut uuo bic
1ireftcrcH Ger 9icrtbumptrn Eont, 0cleqen
in Der Staet 9ilIentaltu, 2cdd Gauntp, I'D,
entfhfcGen bateu bel Der nddfrn &'eicenes
buua biricS gtoat6 fir cine @crdr6ECrung
tcS Capital GtctS anmtnItrr, udmlidh, pcn
l25.000 Iboler ~ 250,000 QhnIrr; chnc
cncn @cdIcI i'm Tamen uub Srl p'er III
Ger eccnticn tcidgtcr gonf 81 ocrIangeu
9Iuf SreCr bcr 8enre pcu Circttcrs.
@ccr9c 9ef, Goetrcr.
ctuni 30. nl-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
NQfLlrifIft
Sauuar I2,

Wiro hermit aeGeten, oae bic tnter;eifs
neten als @recutcren oer S0interlahenfdaft
bes pcrforbenen so b II p phittp Wine,
lestbin bon Sber Sduccnd 9auufhip, eedla
GauntD, angeftelft norbert fab. sIlle Diejes
uigen, tpelhe ncd1 ouf ir9enb cine 9lrt fchut'
big fIno, rperben eaher atf9cfcroert jtpifdaen
nun uno BEN 9ten rdhffen MaD 9ftdti9fet
III iuad'en; unb ScEd,e, bic nod, rechtsmis
Eiee Nprperungeu an befagte Soinierladeu,
fdaft haben, nereen sbenfalIs aufaeforbert
ihre Aed1ntiugen inucrhaIb beuaniter 3eit
wchfbeiidti9t einjuhdnoi9en.
9lHorelD M. JEiuh,
George GhrHf
Tet IL. u16a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
2ln nas Qoub(ifuul.

Der llntcrGdricteue, mcbnbaft in anens
taun Feta GauntD, bat felt elmer oieIjdhtts
gen prarl5 tCecugnte @rfabrun9en als
- fern t'sl RI t 0emadt nno bietct cnrm
gscbrtCn publifum fortwdbrruc frtns Hienlfc
erqfbcnlt an. Gr lintcrntnint o1e bic acs
wttnIihen Sranfheiten unb Gehler Der
Pfcrte nadl ben belteu Wetbctcn at tebdns
oeln nno ouf ta6 gs(d,minDrifc ri turiren,
NIB ii bereit, bfren bic fciner Nufe tenes
tbI9f ilno, IN einiger GnEferuuH9 5u cicncu,
nuo 8fpar bei Gag cecr bci yia6tt
Da er nit cen n0thigeu 9niirumrnten nnt
elmer Beridieornheit Ger beiieu uro neurifcu
Binder perfehrn 1T, uuo netrnher eurd, cine
otelidhri9e Grfohruuq uuo lletuna III nicfem
@eifdft, fIh uiele RcnutniBe perihafft hat,
70 hoFt CT lcinCn Ritbilrgtrn in oiefem Cad,
nod tmmer nnGIidl Ut fcin.
9r Wtro aIeseit brlig in feincn Gcr6truns
acn fur icinr WIilbe Rno bic n6lDloen 9iris
ueimtitei fem.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

gsenad,rid,tiaet hermit bic Ginipobner pen
2lleutauu 1no BAD pubilfum uberhaurt, oae
er einen pferee mietbss eta Il cr6fnet
sat, Aeraoe biuterhalb Der 3efcrnirten Sfir'
dc in oiefer Staet, aIrpc jeoerseit gemietbet
merbeH fonneu:
95on ben tclfen nno iitheriTen BfereelL
snm 9feiteu pber Eabrcn, 70 mie audi jebe
elrt eiti, une sipei.fpdnntge 6nhrtpcrte. TO-
Dd er imsuier BON ben befrn Riltfd,er bait,
70 fonnen psrlcuen bic CO ipltEfden, NIT Sis
d,erheit anirseub einen Srt 9ebradlt werocn.
2iuf Befehl iperoet 9ferbe ntc Nnhrirfrte ~
perfonen an ir0eno einen Srf Der Gtaot 9es
tradii; nno aberhaHpt feine Muhe fcH ers
{rnrt perben in Grfnluu9 aIer @efehfe.
Seine ptfife fino btlii9, nuo CT heffi
tnrh risnfiIldT geosenun9 duf reidllid'e lln'
tefttennq.
Oct. u. tIa-IJ
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
s)leuer gSuclJtfp5r.

Ter llnterGdricbene benuhridltioet feline
Nreunee uno cas- pubiifNm ttcrhaupt tof er
III leiner jettgen Bcbnuu9, iR Der pofrSf,
fiS, orei 9btrrn uuterhaIb 0Rrpp'6 S2cteI, ri
uen neusu Su6ifohr er6fncf bat, tpeleIblt er
fclgenbe Binder gu billigeu preiBen gum 8cr'
fauf aubietCt, ndmlid)
slrubt's wdhrRs Ghritcnttum,
Srre6 9briitlid,c6 Udrtcrtbun,
SNermauu's 3clIifcffer,
gBeber'S engIiId) ocutlh uut octtfdb cu9'
liid1 qB6rterbnd,,
Gjcbharo6 Giticuiebre,
Sonbner6 8ibIifd)e G'eididte,
eutterifdIC Gjeian9tlidler,
gPitId,elld qehren Ger QBei6beit,
1Baneelnoe Gcelct
GrbaulidCs @cbct'guh,
qSrftiCbcs geben in romantiideu CaritcI,
lungcu,
3ctamerte, 9faitcr unp s1bcrmann5 &C.
bctSud,cr,
Gcutfdle fertide 9lcduer,
Baron 1reucte ectcneeeidtdte,
GjsId,idte TaprlconG uno 1adicns Yebru,
Ter 2lmerifdniia,e pferoe1elr,,
qHintfrS Bfcrec slrSt
stlQemciues Birbs9lrieuCisBud,
@rftiruug ees eatcurerF,
9Rcinungcn nber llnltCrbIldfeit,
9dipius peben uno W(cilnWacn, Wieocr'
reretitigung Ger QatherdHer H. 9ttfcrmtrtcn,
9n0Ilhe mlO eculidlc SrradIchre
Gn9lif CD c q ii cs, 6 i.
Scots folio Bibles, with expIana tory
notes, practical observations, and copious
marginal references in 3 Vol.
Horncys introduction to the Scripture
Davenports history Of the u. States,
Coeburn and Smiths Arithmetic,
Goodards history Of the United States,
Cocpers Surgery,
Powders Ireland in 8 Vol.
Newton on Prophecies,
Rambachs Alcditations,
An assortment of Bibles,
Pixies Arithmetic, with key,
Smith and Murray's Grammar,
Walkers und Websters Dictionarys,
Grimshaws Rome,
Columbian Orator,
Gibsons practical Bookkeeping,
English Catechisms,
A general assortment OF School-BookS'
CoElic Songsters,
Comic Almanacks,
A general assortment of Blanks, Deeds
Mortgages, &c.
81 { c { cl) 20 rs
bat or cine grcBc SammIuna pen 8iiccr orf
SSanb. ithwdrsc unp blaue 2iute, 3inirnfdfs
fer, SieQcImnhe, Sblaoen, Sdnr, pdrbcipe
uno G'itiotts ltahlne Sd)reitfet errL Qrcee
unb fIcine Idftcubiicher, Sdrctb<, Srtefs,
uno SpiegeIs papicr, 1t. f. IN.
Gr it bauftar fur gc1irBene Runtifaft
nno brfft curd, bilIi9e lrciic ieincH 2heil Ger
GffcutIidIcn Ruuofdlft fcrnerhin ~ erhdltcu.
9lngnftus e. Hube.
9luQuit 4, Is41. uq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
6cQo Sthar0lhlleen /!

Dienilags ben 8tCH 6ebruar, C5affHada)
icI am 6aufe oes llnteri6ri'benen in Glbs
Wbritbau TaunGdip,
100 Gtaler 0elb,
auf $50 Sfrttt nit Jtu9slu, aufseIest, bert
du69eldDfen iperoen. 9lIe SdiiBen tm
&auntD iInb eiugelacen ge9en Die SnosDheits
batlcr gu Sdlie6eE, frenu fe ba5 Ser; babeu.
2lnbrea6 SbeleCn.
Sanudr 10. tta-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
s,auuo. IS. 1912.
Nadlrtfhf.

9Birr hermit aegeben, DaE 0r. @riffih
&. S6r1 feine Bnder nno 9inten unO gaus
een mir gum Gintreihen iiberseben bat. 9Ils
oieieni9en, fpelde an ibn ld,utcia fun. rets
een hermit anf9eforoert, 3ipifteH min uap
eent 15ten Tsbru1r ndd1ens. lei nsir an,a-
rufftt uno nbsnbssntlen< ipeil r ianit lafo@
fen seten fpife.
-ezzi.fxm..-t T. g. -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
QerttftfQt.


Sd erfIdre hermit, caS icb ftcn iiter flmf
Sabre nit ben b65drtigen Gdlaten, trn 9reb8
am naIIe unterbalb eem linfen Ebre, oe,
plagt mar, NM tf gcbrauthts 3nei Sabre lana
Weoisln odge9en, rpurce absr Hidjt eurirt--
bte Id, utdb I'M Wai 1910 in bic Cur Der D1ig
Sardh aiufel begob, pcbnbaft IN Or. rs,
Rihdl Straee, 8 Ibilren obsrhai6 Der I0sen,
pbitaeelphia, mo nadl 8erlanf ooH srpGff
98cdCn, eurob ihrc MitteI, Der Rrebs v6Gia
ausgeSc9en par NIB ih teftnee mid iett
nleeer bel gutter @eiunebeit.
Sbr 9erfabren III, burdb lfarfc5 pRaffer
ben strebs BON 3eit su 3ett auf;usiebeil, ipel,
dies rpChl enua6 Sdmrr;eu UerHriadt, eph
ptro inSpicben ourd aetiube6 pfaiter tas
llnreine ausgejpgen. Eies 8erfahreu pire
fort9efCBt tiS oa6 ltdrfe pHaffer nidlt mebr
|hmerIt ceer dn8rcift, fDeIde6 oann ein ges
tpeis 1T, oa3 BAD Gnoe Ger Wursel crreidlt
pcrcen. Wtituntrr 9ebraudt fe aud, inner,
lidl @eiunobeit5mittel in Dtllen, peld,es bic
unangeuebme gmpfnouu9 in J2atur uuo Ror,
per, rpeldeS Der 6rebs off 3ur Iolge bat, hebt
uno nobl fnhlen mad1t, uno penn I'D, Der
patient rparm bait unc gut perpfe9t fpirb, 70
bat CT ennn beim 9n63ehen tpenig rSer gar
felnen Sdmcrs 81 ertragcr.
Dicfes piro gum 9Iuser 2lnterer per6fcuts
ltdt, Die nit rcnfeiben ucbel bebaftrt iein
mc9eu.
8crblr0 6. 8ecbtel.
Baidlin0tcH 3dTnlhip, 8erts So. Wa ,
RON f3trrt Sfrosst hoy IStT ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
.SScrtt9eu S(cieun9sffiifcn,

untrrhCfcn su ncrldliccencu prCIlrn,
CIc cbiNrn SleicEn9Sfldr iIuo inter fci
ner glufhd't 9emodlt lpcrocn nno CT 1T nil
lens, fIc rbne alIes pcitcre 2cb fur lIdl icItii
reeen III laiien.
9Iud, bat CT tiucu Gcrrath bon Str66,
SSemscfraset itnb Scmccn Su serfaufen.
%I cape Mnsc II fir Sdnripcr Tnb
tmRcrfcrt bsi ihm Su hobeu.
Same6 Halrcirn.
s7~GT mint uc&l unmcr S.iesorD. uuo Sic
d)rn SocIS cia, ruoflIr CT eic bpdltcn Warfts
prciir brSahlt
9Illcntauu, Sept. 90. na-i9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

VVUTYE 9JEIHTID.
Pgr eerpeiict auf felgsnOe Ncrren:
Charles s.. Olartin, fen, NJ. ID.
9tbraham Gtcnt, NJ. d.
Griffith 8. Sdou, NJ. ID.
8tl9hmm s.. Otartiu, NJ. d.
@barles 8. W}artin, it,. NJ. ID.
Charles 6. Wiarttn jr., NJ. d.
Stephen grc6t VI. d.
R0u. "a. u1-tb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
evHA Giulftfiqtc6 QScbn Soaus,
Gtcrfa Il s.:
Srellnbdu6.

EFVH'T 4 Il .
3,ir udmltthcu 3eit uno Srt, frlIen tcI9cntc
belpegItd,e Outer rrrfauft ncrbclL dt6:
ANcrre uun Nfcrrc GicfhIrr, 9ltnepich,
JSrtsldItten, 9 gBiacii, uno . SorticS, Wlits
oe uub 99qelt, gBHemnhIc uno Strcbtlnf,
Girlmrterrcu beim 'gufdcl, Gin Sdllciflleiu,
ale Sic Wrcuncrcn&'crdtbC, Nrauumcinsfefs
fet, AepfclmuhIe, Il. (. 10, Giithc uno Stllb'
lie ell gScllrlo NIB lcnit ncdh niccrIci l,au5s
Sauern. uno Rtid,cn GjerittitafteL su
tpcitIdufti9 ~ metncn.
Tie gccngnnScn am Gcrfaufdta9e me
SIMfpartllliq ppn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
{ SO. AZ
2scblfetl I! ql,pGlfeit!
0 enrO z o pf.

SutmaGer in 6em Gtdpthen Gmans,
8enabridltiget feline Sreunee nno aIis
Gnuben, baB or na5 S.utmadler Gefd'hft inle
mer ned, al feinem alten gtnnetpfab forttt,
treibt alwo er rOie INNER S,ate uerferfiaeb
bic er an berataefctteu preifeu gu nerfaufta
9eicnuen 1T. Geiuc prciic lJno fefotHoe :
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
Gbriiiilil Scv,


IIIi9nie pru Yuca5 9tdbcnclh.
81. .-Stcntciduictcucs leQcnec Bcrs
moacn fam aud, i'll Stu6ru ucrfouft pcroCu,
apcun eS Rdufcrn AM ihiflitFrn icu iclItc.
Sduuar 10. 1912. lla-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

StOhrbaltcr fperten erIudlt BEL ibm ansH.
rnfen tRbem Ge 70 rehlfeil bel ibm fauffn
tonneL ais ir9enb icultWO in ben 8ereinigs
ten Staaten.
Gr 1T oanfbar fir 9enoeene &Hnbfdaff,
uno ipiro ftdl fernerbiu bsirebsn fTt ter
@unt oe5 putIifum6 rpilrtig 81 MAIDEN.
S0enrp Srol.
Fecembsr 8, ilq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
OefcntltCbe Q5euDu.

Gicnifaa6 ecu Steu Tetruar, uidfterS, nm
10 rlhr Ecrmjttaas, ica auf Dem pIaBr lcItli
'tfffntIih rctfauft wcrocu.
Gin 9clriilr6 Shif G1nr,
.9,Icacu in gEcifcnturg Iauuftp, ecta Gc.,
ardueno on Vano Yeu Schn Gicriuger uuo
Ncurp tno irbu 9iaer. uuc duccre eutbals
tcnc so gfer mo 9luthcu, mopcR unqcs
fihr 90 slder ncISldup, Sdmamm, unc Gin
prrtrcfliher Sann0nrten, me rcr Reit qlIs
teS eautanr, uutcr guten Scnfcn 1T. Ears
.atf ie crrid'tet ein
eeEA GiuiftGiqtc8 QSptn Soaua,
S4FIE2 Jteils Gtcin umo SbciIs 8lrd,
ciuc lleincruc Srbcnrr NIB Cit
IlS1suttk.fuz
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
9Gtntcr @iitcr,

aud bcucu or aIIc }Irtcu 6tcicurgsitnde auf
YcfclIurg iu MAIDEN bcrelt 1T /; uEe oa er
inlmcr CUTE 2irteiter bait, fc fGuu or dtlc Scs
itcIIuEScu aut tuuc oufp pas fd'nrIItc bclrr0en
mic Ggch ciucn 9roeCn 8orrath pm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02
NletDer-Stcl

Ter llntcrid)ricbeue hat in Gciuem Glcioers
Stobr in Der Saamilt0n, Straec, 9r9euUbcr
y g. Nutitobr, Gin ooalfineiges 2l6ortis
mrut oru feincu
Gllhern nno GailImere6
after 9trten uao Gin ecuifduoi9eS 2tIortiment
rttI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

Tecembsr 8,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-23
Notice.

FH'HE copartnrrshp heretofore existing between
Il tile subscribers, under the firm of e.. & +
Natheson was dissolved BY mutual consent, on th'
1st lust -.
They would therefore, request all these indebted &c
them by note or account, to make carly arrange
ments for the payment of the same 2
They take this opportunity Of returning theiI
thanks TO their friends and customers for the liberal
share Of patronage they have received and beg leave
ut the old stand, under the firm OF c. 81 F. Matho.
son azsaCo.- -
GTThe name of the old firm will be used in
settling up the concern. ~. :; r.
&c. M4THEsoK: Z.
+. f. MA7HEsOM s.
nr1s, 1912. st7
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-23
For The Camden Journal


Alta meeting of the Clarendon Troop held on
the 7th inst the following Preamble and Resolu-
tons were adopted
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to re-
move, by death, our lamented brothers in arms,
Francis E. Martin and Elijah Bateman: And
whereas, by this mournful dispensaton ofan in
scruitable, but all-wise Providence, the Claren-
don Troop is deprived Of two of its valuable mem
bers-than whom none were more efficient
none more virtuous-none more honorable or
brave We, therefore. entertaining an enduring
remembrance of their many excelencies, in all
the re ations of life, whether MEMBERS as cti-
zens, or as men, while we bow with humility TO
the Omnipotent Hand, which has afflicted US, do
Unanimously Resolre, That in the death Of
Francis E. Martin and Elijah Bateman, the Clar-
endon Troop has sustained the loss Of two ener-
getic and highly estinable members.
Unanimously ReSolre, That, while we cher
ish an atfectionate regard for the memory of the
deceased, we deplore their death as a calamity
to this corps, aud to the community at large, ol
which they were useful and much respected citi-
zens.
5 ResoIre, That in testimony of respect for our
deceased brethren, we will wear the usual badge
of mourning on each muster-day, for the next
six months ensuing.
Ga ms.ion, it was further
Resolred, That these proceedings be publish
ed in the Camden Journal.
RICHARD l. MANNING, Chairman
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-23
December, 90.
LICENSES.

FEVHE Court of Appeals decided in May, $40
in the clsc of the State against Cham5lyss
the following point respecting Licenses: -:
/. THAT to1seep house for the entertainment
eftravelIcrs or boardGrs requires no license" q
? 2. That if to such entertainment be added the
vending, in small quantities. of spiruous liquors, as
is usually done at the bar Of laycn then license
is necessary"
3. THAT licc.scd retailer "'Lo does mt keep u
tavern cannot sell under quart"
z 4. "That tuvern licensees are as much under the
contrn Of the Commissioners of Roads us tho IL
ccnse TO RETAIL"
S. "That license 10 keep tavern, includes the
privilege of rctuing splrituous liquors in any guam
titles"
The Town Council are bound by this decision
and can only grant Licenses in pursuance of it.
The Ordinance of the: town requires that the ap
plicaton forlcensc shall be accompanied with tht
names Of the surctes OH the bond :
BY order of Tic Council,
X. L. WILSON, Recorder.
Feb O. ,.5gy.
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For the Camden Journal.

DIR EDIToR-
Dear Sir: Canyon informme what is the rea-
son that once a year, west DeKalb Street is
brought forward to the notice of the Camden
public!
A street with or 8 houses, and as many
families, and not more than one half of whom are
permanent residents, paying taxes to the amount
of about eighteen dollars, while last year some-
thing like forty dollars were paid in repairs up
on it.
Itwould with more propriety, be called a spot
of 'ound to build upon. for 1t has no outlet to
the west, but to corn field.
If Broad street, leading north and SOUTH and
those leading to the Camden Bridge, were kept
IN good order, for one, don't care if west De-
Kalb were shut at the east as well as the west
end, and a gate put on it. The west end of York
street, leading to the Boat Yard and Chesnut's
Ferry is OF more importance than ten west De-
Kalbs.
Iwonder if five chicken carts have been at the
west end oftle latter, in twenty years!
AS respects the wisdom of your friend over
the signature of "Camden," to have thorough
change of Intendant and Wardens, | am not pre-
pared to say-it may be for good but may be
and lust as likely, for evil-but one thing do af-
firm, that he must be either uery patriotic man,
or perv anxious to distinguish himself, who would
come forward as candidate for such an unrrof-
table and thanlless station as either of those
Offices, A CITIZEN.
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! Sherif's Sales.

RYsrtue Of sundry executions tome direct &c
~ will bo sold before the Cou,ts tleuse door In
Camden, on the FIRST Monaay and Tuesday in
March next the following property, viz: ...,-
The Lynches Creek plantation, coHtahu.g abont ni
20bo acres, bounded north and northwest by slands
tof JMncs w. Cantey, south BY Allgns eashi,
porthe st by lands formerly owned by Danfsts Gun,
east by Peter Mccaskl and CApksJo Williams,
the!sad tract being known as the Poner Place. !"
Also, - - *
One other tract, containing acres, more or
lcss on Hag1,e's branch, adjoining lands of
MceWillie, James c. Dolby and frederick Bowen.
on the west side Of the Watcree river. Also.
Thiity nine Negroes. All levied upon and to be-
soidns the property ofHenry T. Cantcy, decoased,
at the suto j. j. Blair, as assignee.
Three Negroes, named Ben, his wife, Srah aud;
ctiiid levied upontand to be sold property Of
Peter N cGaskll, at the suit of The Bank ofzCam. I
denfs. 6. ~ ..3. ~. 3 -; -;
One tract Of Land known, as the Mill Tract in.
GLIDING the Herbert Marshall tract in at about4e0
acres more OF less, adjoining lands of RichardH
John7Myers and Robert Turner. The Smiths
shop and Timber Wheels will be sold with this
tract Also, .ss ls5.>1,z - - ..
The Plantation on which the defendant nov lNes,
containing /, lp0 acres, more or less adjoining the
lands Of Daniel Scarborough and Wiley Robihs som
All levied uponSand to be sold as the property of
Lewis Pcrbles, atte separratcsuits Of John Turner
Lewis Johnson and others ~. - =.
: Ono large tract of Land, on which the defendant;
resides, on little Bynchc's Greek. There are on
he;premises, a good dwelling House, with all the
others uccessary buildings; also aGin House and
Screw, good Grist Mill, with two setts of stones
andin goodorder bounded OF; tleinortIieast BY fhe
lands of T p Ballard, and on tile south east by tho
lands of Gen. Gantyand WiliamT Tolhitt Also. I
,1s,Negroes, levied upon and 10 be sold as tho
property of John Williams at the seperate suits of
A. G Croswcli, Jesse DeBuhl, C.: 81 F.. Mathe- !.
son andothers, g5;. - Fsss -.
One Negro man named Ben, levied upon and 10 ! !
be sob as the, properly Of Philip Brewer, at the :
suit of James Conner. ss :. = I. &
Two Negroes. VIZ: 4 Louisa and hef daughter
levied uponand TO be sold as the, property Of VIM.
yeale, at TIE suit of E, Jacobs 4. -, -
- -. - e. J. BAsKIN 81 K D. g:
Jan. 10. - 70 .l1fs5f I, a.
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State Of South Carolina,

hERSF1A4 W UIS IRTEI . z %.
Tosill and singular the Kindred and creditors of
Col. David Miller, late of kcrshaw District, de-
ceased. -. -; Y
You, ami each Of you, are hereby cited apd ad.
monished to be and appear in and before the Court
ofOrdnary Of thes said District. to be holden at
Camden on Friday the, fourth day of Marrhne 1t, to
,min,stration ofthe Goods and Chatels of the said
deceased should not le grant dto Sarah A. Miller,
John S. Cunningham and Robert B., cunningham,
who have applied for The sarne - -,
WITNESS, j. w. BAsRlK, Esq Judge Of the
Court of Ordinary OF said Districtat Camden this
2lst day of ofFebruagy. 1912. 4 y. - -
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Town Taxes!
Jangl 10, 1912.

YHS11E Town Taxes were due on the FIRST day Of
: D January. All licences to retail spirituous
liquors expired on that day, we'll as commutations
for road duty. The undersigned will open tile books
on the Goth inst. to receive the same, and wilEkeep
them open until the -2Oihof February next: HI
will also receive combinations for patrol duty at the
same time; after which tmc defaulters VIII be re-
turnedto Council, to be dealt with according to
law, BY order of The Council, p, 1.5.. z
. z sR. L. WILSON, Recorder
Jan. u, 1912. .4zsz7. g
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