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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-08
In Equity.
DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
John Evans and wife, ell. al. VS.. James L.. soweii
and wife, Calvin L. Hunley, Richard D. Hunley'
John Mcleod, ct. al. Bill for Partition.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Com
missioner, that Calvin l.. Hunley, Richard u
Hunley, and John Mcleod, three of the Deten
dants in the above named bill, reside without'thc
limits Of this State. On motion of ]. Williams
Complainans Solicitor, ordered that the said Cal'
vim l.. Hunley, Richard D. Hunley and John
Mcleod do plead. answer, or demur, to The above
stated bill, within three months from the pubica-
ton of this notice, or an order pro confesso will
be taken against them.
]. H. WITHERSPOON Jr.
Com. Eq. l.. D.
March II, 1s42. Prs fee Sc so.
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March II, 1s42.
In Equity.
Lancaster District.

Lancaster UtStT7cJ.
L. D. Duren and others, VS.. Jackey Perry, guardian
ct a.-Bill to open or set aside settlement and to
account. -
1t appearing to the satisfaction satisfaction OF the
Commissioner, that Jonathan Duren, one OF the de.
fcndants in the above case, resides without the linn
its Of this States On motion of Clinton, complain
ants solicitor, it is ordered that the said Jonathan
Duren do appear and answer, plead or demur to the
above bill, within three months from the publication
of this notice, or an order pro consso will be erter'
ed against him..
J.H. WITHERsPO DON, >Jr. C. E. L. D.
Commissioners Office, March %, 1s42.
Printers fee, $3.50
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Broke Jail,
In Equity.
Lancaster District

Henry w. Cheves, vs.. Wilson Villines, James H
Blair and wife Sarah ct al.-Bill for discovery and
relief.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of tho Commits,
missioner that James H. Blair and Sarah, his wife,
defendants in the above case, reside without the
limits of this State: On motion Of Wright & Nc
Mullan solicitors for complainant, is ordered that
the said james H. Blair and wife Sarah, do appear
and plead, answer or demur to the bill in the above
case, within three months from the publication Of
this notice, judgment pro confesso will be ordered
against against them.
J. H. WITHERSPOON, Jr. C. E. L. D.
Commissioners Office, March 26, 1912.
Printers fee, Sc so.
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South Carolina.
KorcIu,, D,cf,.;cf

Michael Lorick VS.. Judah Barret.-L. Shunnan
VS.. Judah Baret.-Debt Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs in the above cases
w respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits OF
this State as it is said, and whereas tho said dc
fendant hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
a notice with rule to plead, can be served. 1t is
ordered that the said defendant do plead answer
demur thereto within year and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GASS, Clerk.
March 90, 1912.
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In nEauity--Kershasc District.

John Cantey, Exr, H. L. Cantey vs. John ].
Blair-Bill for Relief and Injunction.
Itappearing 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 demur to this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order pro confesso
will be entered of record against him..
J. CANTEY, Jr. Commr. in Equity.
Feb o. 1912 sh=s.-
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.TeEW' SNOE STORE.

WH f subscribers have just opened, one door south
l. of the Drug Store FLAMES R. McBain, a new
and handsome assortment Of
Boots and Shoes
of every description, manufactured at the most ap
proved establishments in Philadelphia and Boston
HThey havo also, fine assortment of Leather
Shoe Findings, &c. all Of which will be sold al
prices unusually low.
{ Feb. l6. ALDEN & co.
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To Hire.

LFINE looking mulatto man, an experienced ost-
Il Ter, carriage driver and house servant Also, a
very intelligent man who is good cook, and gcncr-
al house servant, experienced in the management of
horses, and as driver. One of them would be sold,
if suitable price and purchaser could had. Apply
TO J. S. DEPASS.
May A. - 3t22
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JOSEPH CHARLESWORTH,
Fashionable Tailor,

MEMBERS his thanks to his customers for
IL the generous patronage he has received, and
especially informs the public that he continues to
tarry on business at his old stand, two doors above
he Pest Office, where those wishing to have gar
ments neatly and fashionaby made are invited to
call
Jan.26.
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TO OBTAIN DIFFERENT FLOWERS FROM

Io OBTAIN DIFFERENT FLOWERS FROM
THE SAME srEM.-Splt a small twig Of
the elder bush lengthways, and having
scoopcd out the pitb, fill each Of the com
partments with the seeds of flowers of
different sorts, but which blossom about
the same time; surround them with
mould: and then tying together the two
halves of the twig, plant the whole in a
pot filled with earth properly prepared.
The stems of the different flowers will
then be so incorporated ss5to exhibit to
the eye only one stem throwing out BRAN
ches covered with flowers analogous to
to the seed which produced them.
horticultural Mae.
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water. The herb may be gathered any
time it is large enough; but the best time
for gathering 1t is during the seventh
month. A supply may now doubtless be
found in almost every hay NOW, where
there is any hay. l much approve of
this simple remedy. A. Mort.
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Hat s o

JUST received, large supply of drab and black
FUR HATS, Of the latest style, and some Of the
finest quality. They will be sold unusually low.
April l3. E w. BONNEY.
Also, just received, variety of Summer Cloths.
plain and fancy Linens, for gentleman's summer
wear. EW. B.
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Notice..

Notice.
OST or mislaid, an order drawn on or about the
IL. ninth of May last, by N. G. Abbott on Messru.
Pot,ers g. Kelsey, at Charleston, for one hundred
and seventy-six dollars and sixty cents payable to
my order, and endorsed by me. This is to caution
the public against negoclating it, as have received
the pay for it. |
EDWARD BRoUGHFoN.
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South Carolina,
Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,

Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, OILS, Paints, Varnast-
es, &c. &c.
THE subscribers having just received their
Il supplies from New York and Boston, are pre-
pared to put up all orders entrusted TO them' and as
they can warrant these articles no fault can be found
with the quality, and prices are in accommodation
uith the times. ri
ALSO-Sperm Oil Of superior quality.
NTA liberal discount on all bills for cash.
DELEON e. LEVY,
April 2. Sign OF the Mortar.
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May A..
Spring and Summer Fashions.

WyHE subscriber has just received the Spring and
Summer Fashions for 1912.
April20 J. CHARLESNOKlH
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A NEW VOLUME.
MAY 1st 1e42. -
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

Family Sheet Of The Mannaott Class.
A new volume of tho popular family newspaper,
the Saturday Evening Post, will5be commenced on
the FIST of May, ls42, beautifully printed on the
finest white linen paper. The Post isthe oldestan
best established paper in the Union having already
got to the commencement of the, Il. sSs-G
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truth generally known. they would bid long,
lasting adiou to the loavesand fishes which the gull
lbility of mankind gorge them upon.
The next lands we made, in succession, were the
Group, Carlos Group, He e,
Roches, Selese, Link, and several others of minor
note, whose names could not ascertain. At Hope,
and Roche Islands, the sea, from the beach 10 the
ship was literally covered with canoes, filled with
natives, and at times our decks thronged with
them, so that it was with the utmost difficulty we
could go fore and aft the vessel. Here purchased
several fish lines and other curiosties, especially
species of weapon or instrument used for punlshlng
their criminals, ornamented with sharks teeth.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.! ATTENTION.
R. Il
.so y '; s' Y. az The sssas:
md 81. 1; z, A tsn. md sa4 S Ss%
Years Gifts at 1881 Fulton ST. near Broadway, opposite st.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully inyited 70 visit the
b. VIII g sold
ss.s Of e. f f f aapr ss' ss
eueh the Qasen Of England and all the principal Courts Of
article: ssasy Rff?si s$ Ds::
susv for the last being the best Confection
R.ss VII ale p.e. The 1881 Fulton ST. on the
''n o snryu;da fpch CaSm.re shawl ha, cost $780,
most beautiful BS. Of snsTus Cd, with gold aud
hey
pr"os Who viii buy SO worth. will be entitled to two
neses. and 80 en- IN to n.,.v. b.m
Tor %:.IS 3; vii sssis; 81 iss.
& ssss: he H:s;
will announce the fortunate number. Oh 70 lana- &c
70 as a s1 .sp s &c
sS +. ]
s Si ss s s:
q
TSs Just received comprise some entirely new article,
ofh.t eIqu peculiar French manuisetaIers such
Iis:; bracket; lusres; bronze enssance AID gut ioIwo
beautiful new designs &c sc.
81 % nc~ ne
the 4 re q. con on III lamp
csl tn subject be convinced Of by calling at this
Depe, Of Mechanical Lamrs 20 John street
q % y: is i', % public s "
4; t ::: ILL.,. si::: Hs;;
.hIc9sSG.. TIE eo'ny and in every instance giving
Tso The SuBEc-d p KEssLEK beg. I s % . n.
e.: J, 3,
Win sadc eono %st ssa, u
@o$."n. would Do well 'ifs sse
.u.sIses have s'ssli'ssd EIgr:. 6s.y.sD Nex York
bundles. money! &. &c. ,ss ,S,ee.oI Of note.
sSS S e. 0'% 10 be By the Express viii be
oses IN New Yort At No Wall and in Newark at
E::;: s:: ~ r.: 4 < h 4 81 4 r MN
OFFICE OF THE 65I 2Bg gSMFa EN29cHESTRh RAIL
a.a C1rAr os1 rs.; Dec d. ;h . .%a
n stock OF this Company will be paid the third day OF
January Shareholder whose stock registered in the
r,tv rsnxer books Company will payment at
the Bank Of the State Of New York in the city OF York
and stock registered the city Will De paid
their dividend at this Office. -.
By order Of the President and Dlrecto,s
dutoiy sr CHAS SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
JOHN NJ DAVIES n JONES lnioIm their in.nds aid
ttat they have received then WINTER fashions ioI
Cara vanstv styles for youth and children The
Crscoyieune furbsn much worn manufactured by
hem Also style travelling very convenient 10
gentlemen travelling "a, xuurr.u CIR
n2o imsr Ivo " I,.1.,n . -
uy.me Illinois Wheat. For
EDWD X. COLLINS CO.
aso 50 South Ut.
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RE VAL.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
II removed from 145 Broadway to No. Astor House
ECONOMY IN 0ENTIEMEN,S DRESS.

Garments Of legsnt fashsnab hind saving Of
% per for cash. . .
THE advertiser d. resort - The hack
neyed system Of giving list Of nomn. pess
that the length Of time he has csfabhed ogener win
the extensive patronage bestowed on him. VIII prove sum
Gent voucher for his capabilities ne 81
he confidently asses thai furnish Clothes which, com
pasen, will be than any otser mouse mang mp
the best descriptions ofgsptlemmens dress. H. ,,
rEANTv xRTiCLEs FOR The hOLYDAYs.-The
subscrber By the latest srIiva very eh
@ as.er do games in wood boxes, emb,oidenng
. with canvass aud cold cotton, chldrena toys, per
sr and SOAP Of assorted qualities The public
ecuiiy invited call and examine the above stock,
d, rmsr +. y. FRANCIsCHI. 2seH Broadway.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT sOCIE rY.-The membsno
Benevolent Society," aud the French residents
in sre requested attend the annual meeting Of the
society which will he held "wednesday, the 18th inst
pss p. NJ precisely, Mesa Delmonico corner OF
Beaver and William streets
BY order Of the Committee
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x@ REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
-baues-Reg ular days from Catskl Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. Eom New York Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and SaturdayFae to from Catsk so cents
-Berths as cents-supper q Gents, -.-y,.,,. IN
lesye Robinson pier Thursday Nov nth, at five o'clock
For further particulars inquire Of the tain board BY
runine on The named there will b., daily
between Catsk and New York land intermediate
nisresl for freight and passage reduced prices.
DIaBI JW'S RIDING SCHOOL, 4os Bowery.-W. J.
~ DAVIS, (from Europe) Professor -.
Evening class for gentlemen will commence Monday
evening 2h Instant and continue each Monday and Friday
sisct oaes OF ladies' and gentlemen, be accommoda
ted with instruction Tuesday and Thursday evenings Of
each week.
Military class the instruction Of gentlemen in military
Wednesday evening" 18th IN
slant and each Wednesday evening during the sea
s1p Gentlemen wishing subscribe To either OF the above
classes will please call at heir earliest convenience Daily
nstruction usual for ladies' from II A. NJ 20 si fo
gentlemen from TO 10 A: M and IN 10 VA T. W
school to commence NJ O'clock. oz2 s.-
ECONOMY IN DREsS-s.ck surouts, the sSle o. over,
n coats so much ia vogue afforded at So S2 St $50 and
s3 from dab brown black and blue beaver and pilot cloths
are for sale, ready inside, at ' BroadMav AmsrISN
d22 im@r WIN. Il. JENNiNUo
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has been we'll known that the Sun newspaper, in
sequence cheapness had for several the largest
circulation in New York This circulation, from obvious
causes, has diminished very much of late and is
hardly half of what has been in former years. As
tural consequence advertising patronage has diminish
ed in like ratio may be by looking at its columns
The evidence decline in its circulation exhibited
the contract with Mr.. Butler. published by Mr. Beach
himself contrasted with contract made with Persse
4 Brooks Now Mr.. Butler, like Persse Brooks, is
highly respectable and good paper manufacturer
although the paper he furnishes to the Sun of cheaper
and OF course quality than what have invaria
bly, used for Herald evident from these contracts
that zoe about onerd paper per week than
Mr. Beach Of the Sun, and accordingly circulation h
In the same ratio extensive The nature of this Cir
culaton il also different
The Sun crculaes among the poor principally -but
ours among higher and more educated clsssesparcu
larly the clerical, financial literary, and commercial
Our advertising patronage has also increased muchas it
must naturally do among business and intelligent peo-
pe capable of seeing their best and ruest interests By
Inspecting the Sum- will be that whole columns
consist of old advertisements, stuck in to fill up space
while other columns contain silly love stories instead OF
theimporant Of the day. which they seldom publish
till the day after.
These the facs-but do not blame Mr.. Beach for
this decay. Necessity compel himand necessity has
law He has neglected his newspaper entirely for the
last has turned his attention probably to
what he thought better business. His place has been
changed into brokers' Office for shaving Jacksonville
notes. Ulster notes, and Malone notes. all known under
the Of" Beach leaves" He has also united with the
business ofa money changer" that of a small shop for
the sale of the cheap literature of the day Probably he
ss run into these two kinds business in anticipation of
no setting of the Sum- which has suffered awfully of
ats tn. combined energy of the other penny and
wopenny press. in collecting early These facts
state Of the to the public There
can be no mistake in the documents OF Mr. Butler and
rdessrs Persse Brooks-and henceforth the public will
know why the Herald has become the principal
organ for the cash business advertising in New York.
We leave all the credit business to the Wa street press
For the favors we have received return thanks
and hope by our industry and independence to merit
tjpuance hereafter of the like kindnesses always with
thscash in advance merry Christmas to all.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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TAPSCOII'S GENERAlI PASSAGE OFFlCE,
a. PECK SLIP NEW YORK
~ ~ ~ Ak
The subscribers beg call the attention of their friends
bringing FROM aud RENTING
par Of England Ireland Scotland Wales in the magnificent
seSh! Else 81 LIVERPOOL PACKETS VIZ
Sip sIDDoEs, Captain Cobb.
sskip SHtf hRI2A Captain I;s e., psPsys'er
Ship sOUTHERNER, Captain Woodhouse.
Ship ROCHESTER, Captain Palmer.
New ship IVERPOOL, Captain Eldredge
Sailing twice every month; md with the NITED Line,
composed superior first class ships sailing
days. will make five ships each month throughout the
year. Tor every days thereby preventing the posi-
blhty Of uDDece ssary detenuon - 49,
Persons wishing send for their friends will fail
be de rived selecting this line prefer
ether and assured
will b. taken make The agreeable the ships being
fitted up with eye solely the com Of passengers
all the for decline coming the
money will be refunded without deduction, usual
REMITTANCES.
the wishing send their friends
by enclosing the they wish with the and adj
being forwarded first packet, after the receipt
thereof and acknowledgements for the same returned per
mail. :.
Drss sight, for any amount payable dsmand with
c,al of Ireland and branches, Eastern Bank Scotland
their branches Messrs. James Butt Son Co.,
Bankers London Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool,
and in Every pocpal Of Great Bri and Ireland
Farther ticuars made known IN APPLICATION Al by letter.
dsvT w, 81 r. TAPsCOTT, a Peck Slip. ". York.
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GOAL AFLOAT-Fist quality OF Peach Orchard, broken
" selling for IS screened board o. the
ba,gue good order any yard in the city and viii b
board Of the barge Shark foot Of Market st. T. TO
Monday the 10Th. and will continue until all u sold
diTiwsr
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To the Public.

In congraulaing readers patrons advertisers AND
the public in general the glorious advent OF the o'n
day of Lord and Savior sincerely assure them Oh
the feelings Of gratitude that feel for the
support and patronage extended towards the he'dd NOT
only during the last year. but ever since s
In May, 1888.
In the space that has elapsed since the organza
ton of this establishment, newspaper ever passed
through such fiery trial of attacks, abuse, bes and
atrocious caumnies have experienced Yet in the
midst of such misrepresentation we have prospered to our
hearts content every obstacle made to our
progress We have at this moment. the largest, the best
and the most respectable circulation Of any nswpGper in
Nev Yerk-and advertising patronage is so great
that we have difficulty to find room for the avors of
generous patrons.
In proof of this we annex the following documents
which sneak to the mind at once -
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
& rs ~ & IL
For the better accommodation of Shippers Is intended 10
despatch ship from this the 5h 10th, 18TH GOTH and
18th OF each month"; encing the 10th October and conu
NIX until May when days will be appented for the
nder Of the whereby delays and
vii he prevented during the month"; The following
'hips VIII commence this arrangement:
Snip lAZOQ, Captain Cornell.
Ship OC ONEE, Captain Jackson.
Snip LOUISVILLE, CAPTAIN Hunt
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Mlner.
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMuLGEE, Captain Leavitt-
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
Ship MENfHlS, Captain Knight.
Shnp LOUISA, Captain milford
These ships all built the city Of New York. express
for packets of light draft Of have recently been
wly cogered and splendid order with accommodations
nnequaed for comfort They commanded
ny experienced who will make exersn to give
general satisfaction They will all times be lowed and
down the Mississippi By steamboats,. 49,
Neither the owners ocapans Of these shs will be RESPONSE
for any letters parcel package ser Tpgt on beard OF
them unless regular ss IF aiding taken for the and
the value thereon expressed
e. X. COLLINS & CO., IS South ST., or
HULLIN WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods TO their address
The ships Of this line warranted to sail puncuay as ad
Yesed and will be taken have the goods
y measured. ma
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Ma la @

NEW YORK ALBAI E4p TE9y AND MONTREAL
Messrs Harnden Co, having disposed of their route
from New York to Albany and Troy, the subscri-
ben, the old conductors of Harnden & Co.'S Northern
Express, from New York, will continue
heretofore leaving New York Albany and Troy Daily and
Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express will for
ward Specie Bank Notes. Packages Bundles Cases of Goods
&c, TO any place between New York and Montreal and
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston and West from Albany 10 Buffalo.
All business entrusted to their charge will be promptly at
tended Particular attention viii be paid TO the collection
Of notes da accepances &c. and made for
the same.
Ofhces-Pulien Copp az Wall street, New York.
A g. EIlkIns, 228 River street, Troy.
8. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul ST. Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NFw York. ALBANv Troy.
Prime, Ward King. z. J. Humphrey, yno Payne,
Jacob Little, u CO.. Thos. Cough. p Wells,
John T. Smith, x Co.. 8. X Stow,
Pepoon & Hoffman, q. s. Douglass.
Carpenter & Yermiye r. Leake
Houshfon K Co.
Drew, Robinson 4 Co. MA lmr
NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE.
Via NORWICH WORCESTER RAuRoADs.
Composed Of the following
necon with the Norwich Worcester and Worcester Bos
ton Rail Roads
WORCESTER, Capt. J. H. Vanderbilt
NEW HAVEN, Capt J. X. Dustan.
CLEOPATRA, Capt -.
On after Monday, Nov this line will be -wcek.
~ leaving New York. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
only, at p. NJ
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80 800

The and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
X Dusten will leave Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Passengers Boston will be forwarded Immediately the
arrival OF the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
change of cars baggage.
For further information enquire AZ the Office Of
ID. B. ALLEN, 80 PECK slip, up stairs.
All persons forbid trusting any OF the
abo boats rowne
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New YoRK HERALD
.lOrvIcE, Nov.l, lS42.
NrssRs. PERssE & Brooks
GENTLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, New York
Screen hundred and fifty
reams per tosek Of the small
sized paper % ,<32- for the
Daily Herald.
Also so reams per tceek OF
the la,n sized 80 E46 for the
Week Herald. for one year
from this date, to be OF quail.
~ equal to this specimen
Payments to be made each
Dsek in cash, in full for that
week.
YJANlEs g. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as d.
rected.
PERssE K BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, (w;,re.sea
SAMUEL BEMAN,
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ttorespondence oil the Herac.l
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 3D. l842.
Herald IN Bridgeport Housatonic Railroad Wi~ter
Trapa
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yTTUE T15N0 bushels IIInOls Wheht For sale by
w EDWD. X COLLINS g CO,
d,o 50 South st.