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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-12

The late election IN Baltimore city rs-
suited in the choice Of democratic Nav
or, and democratic Aldermen in all the
wards, except the 10th.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-12

Mr.. Clay, agreeably to previous notice,
resigned his seat in the y. s. Senate, on
the Dist March: when Mr. Crittenden
appeared aud was qualified to fill the va,
cancy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-04-12

Nearly one hundred houses we're de.
stroyed by FIRE in the city OfNew York,
on the 3ist' ull.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02
!. me Washingtoliian.

Published every Saturday, devoted to the cause
of Temperance, and to the support of the pri pr;pci
Piles and doctrines of the Washingtonians: 1sa
aim is to expose the vices and isssea Of drunken
ness, and picture the advantages and blessings of
temperance.
In addition to the full proccedngsof all tho socie.
ties in this city and vicinity. and other temperance
matter, it contains the news of the week and such
literary and miscellaneous articles in prose aiiBpoe
try, as cannot fail to render it yluaable and interes.
ting family paper. -. $7z5s
TEsMs.-The Washing.onian is printed on hand.
some sheet, larger than any other Temperance pa.
per in the eit5 With new and small type, and is
sold to cefrisfs, agents, and newsnen, at So per.
hundred, served to city subscribers at cents per
cory, or l2 IL cents month, and sent By mail 10 i
all parts Of the country ONE DOLLAR YEAR IN AD.
VANCE. ,9f3 ~. &, & .,-,s - - D
I All letters on business must be addressed to
HERRIGKs&s ROPES, Publishers, 1852 Nassau
street, N. Y. :. :. ~ IS -.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Camden, S. C
April lst, 1912
B-Dr. W Burgess, A Bclden, Vincent Bell
c Boykins.
c s. D-John A Colclough, Mrs NJ Cunning
ham. Fl II lark, Rev. >. Donnclly.
E g. H-Mrs. Ann C. Ellison. (2) Mrs E. Ellcr
he, Mr.. Hagur, ~ John Harrison, sen Miss Char.
lotte B. Hazehurst, George Higgins, Samuel p
Hatficld Elisha Holland.
j g. K Mrs. Rebccca Jones, Richard G. Jenkins
Samuel Jackson, Daniel Kirkland.
i & MI lowering. Frederick Lard, J. P Lee
Rodsrck Moscly, r. Mclean, Matthew S Moore
(5) HenryB Mathcr, Mrs. Mary Ann Murphy. Fl
Mohcrshed, John Mct'oy, ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Nor
rson, Daniel Mcleod, Samuel Meek (3)
N & !'--Nnc Nnirs, A. Plrks, E izahc,h R.
Pickering, Olive Pebbles. john Powers, Mrs. E. A
Parker, Miss Sarah l.. Paris David Il. PEBBLES Wn,.
Parker, John Pcrritt, Merit Pcrritt (2) Mrs. Eliza
Perri't (2).
RW &>Y-Miss Rchec "a Rix, James E. Rem.
bert, DR.. D. L Reid, Mary Williams, J lin Ware.
Hardy Williams, William Young.
II. THORNTON. P. W
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Departed this life, on Friday the 1lth ult.
JAMES r. TrLMAN. in the 22nd year of his hsc. Of
Pulmonary Consumption. His hcillh began 10 de.
clilc in February 1889. NotN outstanding many
efforts were made, 10 arrest this fatal disease,
yet he continued to grow weak, and gradually
wear away. until the fiII of ls4l, when it became
evident to all who saw him, that his sojoum upon
earth, WIS but short. Such was the natural huoy-
ancy Of his spirit that he never gave way gloom,
but walked about and convcrsed freely and cheer
fully with his friends, and frequently rode on horse
buck, when it apparent TO all, that lie ought to
have been rcposng upon his bed; he was confined
to his room but seven days, and when he gave up
finally all hope of recovery, he expressed desire
to settle his worldly affairs, which done 10 his
satisfaction; after which, lc observed to his relations
"that he had nothing upon earth now 10 perpIcx
his mind" His last days were characterized by
deep searching of heart, humiliation and prayer TO
God he seemed TO slay his whole soul upon the
heaven born promises Of the Gospel. About two
hours before he breathed his last, his mother with
children, and some other relations had gathered
around his bcd all bathcd in tears, he looked TO-
wards one Of his cousins and smiled, and family
articulatcd 81 want you all 10 meet me in Heaven"
He spoke but little after this, and sunk TRANQUILITY
and triumphan,ly in the arms Of Death. 1t is but
due to his mcmory to add, that he WIS for two
years a worthy and acceptable member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. An affectonnte mo-.
thcr, with six children mourn their irreparable loss
But TO them the voice of inspiration addresses itself
in this soothing strain: "Nrc. blessed are tho
dead which die in the Lord, from hencefoth"--
Religion alone arranges all we'll for timo and for
eternity.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

Since the organization OF the Washington
Temperance Society, the Constitution, and
Pledge of which, we published in our paper of
the 23d ult. the course OF temperance has been
onward in our community. When the Society
was organized, but little over two weeks since,
there were not thrty-hve names 10 the pledge,
there are now ninety nameson the list. Public
meetings were held this week, on Tuesday eve
ming at the Baptist Church, and on Wednesday
evening at the Presbyterian Church, attended
by larger congregations than we have ever seen
assembled in Garden on any similar occasion,
and deep interest seemed to be taken in the
subject by all. Major Neville President Of
the Society addressed the meeting at the Bap-
tst Church for about an hour, in one of the
most powerful andeloquent speeches, to which
we have ever listened; the meeting at the Pres
bytcrian church was addressed by other men-
bers of the society.
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
April 9. lsi2.
In BANKRUPTCY.


WHEREAS, John ]. Bronson, Butcher Of Sum.
" tcrvilIe, hath filed a. Petition praying that lie
may be declared Bankrupt, pursuant 10 the Act OF
Congress of the United States, made, and now in
force concerning Bankrupts, and that he may have
the benefit of the said Ac this is to give notice of
the said Petition. and that hearing thereof will be
had before the Honorable RonEsr B. GncHRIsr,
Judge Of the said Court, at Court 10 bc holden at
the Federal C"urt House, in Charleston, on Mon
day, the lwcnty-fifth day OF April next, at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, 1T which place and time all per.
sons interested mag appear and shew cause, If any
they have, why the prayer Of the said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Charleston 3lst day Of March 1912.
II. Y. GYAY, Clerk.
April 2, 1912.
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In nEquity.
s ~
LANCASTER DISTRICr

- > - LANCASTER DISTRICT. g
John Evans and wife, et al VS.. Janes l.. sowell
and wife, Calvin L. Hunley, RielIu,d D. Huntcy,
John Mcleod, ct, a.. Bill tor Partition.
T appearing 70 tie satisfaction of The Com,
missioner, that CALVIN L. Hunley. Richard D.
Hunley, and John Mcleod three of 4he Defsn-
dants the above named bill, reside without the
limits Of this State. On motion of j., Williams.
'Complainants Solicitor ordered that the said Cali
wins L. Hunley Richatd D. Hunley and John
Mel Leod do plead, answer. ordcmur, to tie above
stated bill within three months from the RubIica-
ton of this notice, orau order pro coufesso, will
;be takcn against them. q n
II. WITHERs PooN5.Jt. z
= q - Coms Eq. LID.
S March 17i Il 8a2.s e ~ ~ 4ssPfssfee Sc so.
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April 2, 1912.
Head Quarters.
CLARENDON, MARCH 90, lS4

ORDERS No. -.
10 much of the orders dat I'd the 9th, relates TO
~ the 18th and 18Th Regiments of Infantry, the
Ancient Battalion Of Artillery, and the Charleston
Light Dragons. are hereby countermandcd
The 10th and l7,h Regiments of Infantry, the
Ancient ttaiion of Artillery, and the Charlcston
Light Dragoons are ordered TO parade for review,
ncuT Charleston on Tuesday the 18th of April
next.
The commissioned and non commissioned officers
are ordered to parade the day previous for drill and
instruction.
BY order of the Commander-in-chicf.
J w CANTEY, Adj and Inspr. 'Gen'l.
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South Carolina.

SUMTER DlSTRICT-lN ORDINARY.
Jane Mcintosh VS. William McIutosh and others.
Summons in Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Hugh Gam
bic and Samncl f. Gamble, two Of The defendants
in the above stated else reside without the limits Of
the State of South Carolina aforesaid 1t is there.
tore ortercd' that they do appear and object to the
division or sale Of the real estate OF John Rcardon,
sen deceased, on or before the twcnty-fllh day of
June next, or their consent TO the same will be en-
tered of record.
w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
March 90, 1912. Pre-. fec. S5 30
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South Carolina.
Kei iShuw DIST, ict,

heTStHU DtSti 2Ct. - y
Michael Lorck VS.. Judah Barret.-B. Shunnan
vs. judah Btret.--Debt Attachment.
HEREAs the Plaintiffs in the above cases
respectively have flied their declarations against
the defendant; who resides without the limits Of
this State, as it is said, and whereas the said dc
fendant hath neither wife or attorney upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can he served Ii is
ordered that the said defendant do plead, answer or
dernur thcre,owitl,in year and day or final and
absolute Judgement will be awarded thereon. f:s z: :
B, GAss, Clerk.
March 90, 1s4a.
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/ II. S. Mood,

!; Returns bis thanks to The citizens Of Camden and
the public, for the liberal he has re-
ceived since he hasbeen here andhopes by strict at
tention to business, to merit share Of public pat
ronage. He has employed a FIRST rate Watch and
Clock maker, and an work done ai his shop will be-
warranted. 8 g. g. s;<sS = za.g. -
New Spoons and Silver wa1smnufac out Of
broken silver, all kinds ofSJewely mended in tho
neatest manner. - =
Fire gliding done 10 perfection q
- DTThe cash will be required in every instance,
for work done. O. March 16.
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summer Hats.

THE subscriber will receive il: the course OF ti,is
week, from New York and Gh'rleston a large sup.
plyof fishinnahe !-umrur HAS from the best ma.
kcrs. They will be sod low.
f. W. BONNY.
March 90.
p S. For sale, substantial North Carolina
built wagon. E. W.HB. !
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In Equity.
Lancaster Dastr7rt.

LHtCOSLeI. DiSt'Nt. -
Henry w. Choves, vs.. Wilson Villines, James IL
Blair and wife Sarah ct al.-Bil for discovery and
=, relief
1t appearing 10: the satisfaction of tho Commits,
missioner that James H. Blair and Sarah, his wife,
defendants in tho above case, reside without the
limits Of this State: On motion Of Wright g. Nc.
Mpan solicitors for complainant, it is ordered that
the saaid James II. 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 cpnfesso will be ordered
against against the6f.] 80
]. II. WITHERSPOON, Jr. C.. e. L. D.
Commissioners Office, March &C. 1912.
Printers fee, Sc so.
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GRAHAM's HlAGAzISE.--The ProInptitude ant
regularity with which this beautiful Monthly
askes its appearance, should recommend it tc
the public favour; but this, is the least of its
merits. The April number has been for week
IN our table, and is, as usual, rich and varied
IN Its literary contents; and its embellishments
are OF the most superb character The Re
turn from Hawking" and "The ANife." are cle-
CANT specimens of Mezzotn;, engravings by
American Artists. In addition to these pictures,
it has an embroidery pattern for the ladies', and
two pages of music.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02

, will be running regularly to that point BY this
oneratiou, Camden will be brought within 81 OF
90 r,;,es ofthe Rail Road-and by the establish
ment of line of public wagons and stages our
town will enjoy communication with Charles
ton eoual to that which Columbia has been reap
;no the bepeft of for the last six months Our
citizens may be at home on the same evening
on which they leave our commercial metropolis
and on their return dine in that city on the same
day they leave Camden. Itreally behooye US,
therefore; to take into serious consideration, all
the benefits which this Rail Road, now rapidly
advancing to completion, may, by proper concer-
ted measures, be extended to us. There is very
little doubt, that if we establish line of daily
stages to the Rchlanddepot, and contribute to a
regularwagon communication between that point
and this town, much of the trade which is
now diverted to the Pee Dee, will find its way
back to Camden The times were never more
proptious for our citizens to awake therreal in
terests, and to draw back to old Kershaw, much
+ of the trade, which from the superior facilities
afforded in other directions, had departed from
her. Our Rail Road, by crossing the Congaree
at or near McCord's Ferry, gives us the means
of recovering what we had lost, and of again ma
king Camden, what from her natural position, she
deserves to be.
1t may be premature to speak Of the extension
of the Rail Road TO our town. but we feel assur.
ed, that at no distant day it WILL and mustb ac-
complished If our wealthyplanters of the Wa.
teree knew with what facility they could con.
struct Road, and with the experience acquired
the comparatively trihing expense which would
be involved in lis construction, they would not
long hesitate on commencing the work. A con.
tinuous Rail Road from Charleston to Camden
would make her the most important interior town
Of Carolina. The trade Of all the southern por.
! ton OF North Carolina, Of all that portion of the
North State which seeks a market in Fayette-
vile and Cheraw, wouii be diverted 10 Camden
| Indeed, we arc not extravagant in the opinion
! ,hat .ne whole wealth of the Yadkin, from where
1t issues from the mountains of Virginia, would
pour its currents on OLD KERSHAW.
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FROM TEXAS.

The Steam packet Neptune arrived at New
Orleans the 22l ult, bringing Texian papers
to the 19,h; by the following from the Hous-
ton Star, it will be seen that the number of
Mexicans invading the country is not as large
as represented by former advices.
1.-The intelligence received contradcts the
statement made by the Mexicans, who captured
Capt. Ferguson at Goliad They stated that
three thousand men had gone to Bexar. Here
we have positive intelligence that it was only
seven hundred. The force that captured Goliad
amounted to only three hundred men, conse-
'quently the whole Mexican force at Goliad and
Bexar does not exceed one thousand. We can
- not but feel more confirmed in the belief, that
these two attachments comprise the whole in
vadng army, now in Texas, and, we sincerely
hope, the brave volunteers that have mustered
in the West, will not turn back till they have
captured or slain every Mexican that has placed
hostile foot on our soil.'
Goiad was re-taken by fifty Texans, and
the great invading army, at the latest accounts,
legs would take them"
Theparty which plundere1 San Antonio had
begun their retreat to the Rio Grande loaded
with spos and were pursued, by Gen. Burleson,
at the head OF 1,5OO troops, with every pros
pect OF overtahing them. The General intends
to take up a poeition in the enemy's country,
and maintain it until driven back by force, which
We hope will he a difficult task to accomplish
The greatest enthusiasm continues to prevail
hroug ghout the whole country, and there is no
oubt now, of the invasion Of Mexico. The
Pople have for long time, been anxious for it
ard the Government have at length come into
heir views President Houston in "a letter
which he had published declares that "war shall
low be waged against Mexico, nor will we lay
side our arms, until we have secured the recog-
lition Of our independence"
In one of his official letters the President
Gays. "if troops should be raised at the call of
hls Government, prepared for conquest, they
nay rely upon the fact, that they ,ciH be alloped
he privilege of the Terian banner 10 cross The
Rio Grande and pursue conquest to the WALLS
OF. MEXICOM"
The Galveston Advertiser says, the general
enthusiasm of the community has been so great
that it has extended even to the fair sex, and Sc
veral of the good ladies' of our city, have been
industrlousy engaged, for the last few days, in
moulding bullets and making cartridges for the
use Of the army
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pThe President of the L. C. &, c. Rail Road
Company, in letter to his friend inthis place
says: "The road as far as the Richland depot
will be opened for the passage train on Monday
next, the 4th inst. The cars will leave the de-
pot at o'clock in the morning. We hope to
see stage from Camden on that morning"
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South Carolina.
KerSit01O District.

ftO all and singular the kindred and creditors of
William Wheat, late Of Kershaw District de-,
censed You, and each ofyou, are hereby cited: and
adlnonished TO be and appear in aud beforesthe
Court of Ordinary Of the said District. 10 be holden
at Camden on Friday. the 18Th day of Aprit inst,
to show cause, ifany you csn, why Letters of Ad,
minstration of the Goods and Cbattels of the said
drcrasad, should not be granted to Alexander NJ:
CaskiiI. who has applied for the same, -
WITNESS, J. w. BAsKIN, ESQ. Judge of
the Court of Ordinary of said District at Camden
the Cd day Of Apri', 1s42'
j., ". BASKIN, o. X. D.
April g. lsi2
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Election. J.

Ordered, that an election be held on tile FIRST Mon.
day in Aprilnext, for an 1ntendant and fourW sfdens
tosarve forohe year from that day: To Do holda.
the Council room, during the usuals hours. 5,
q Ordered, That Messrs. r. Matheson, Thomas E.
shannon and J. G, Shaw sbo appointed managers
of said election. By orderosthe Town Council,
r. g. WILSON, Recorder.
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For the Camden journal

Mr. Editor: The Louisville, Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Road will be completed as
far as the Richland depository in very few days;
and by the 18th day of April, at the latest, 1--WE
are advised0 the passenger and freight trains
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02
.veEWe SHOE. STORE.

INHE E subscribers have just opened one door south
L ofthe Drug Store of James R. McKain, new
and handsome assortment of
Boots and Shoes ~
of every description, manufactured at tho most ap
proved establishments in Philadelphia aud Boston.
I5,They have also, a fine assortment Of Leather,
Shoe Findings, &c. all Of which will besold at
prices unusually low. 80. =
Z Feb. is. ALDEN g. co.
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PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.

A'HE subscriber taking into consideration tho
scarcity of money, and the low prices at which,
every article of necessity be hought has dcterm.
ed to make reduction of lOPer cent in his prices
fIc feels grateful for the patronage heretofore ex
tended to him, and pledges himself to usc every ex
crtion 10 please his customers HI is in regular re-
ccpt OF the fashions, that his customers may
expect 10 have their garments made after the latest
',shions. J. CHARLESWORTH.
Mdrch 81, .-
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Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,

Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, OILS, Paints, Tarniish-
cs. &c. &c.
IBN[1E subscribers having just received their
L supplies fom New York and Boston, are pre-
pared 10 put up all orders entrusted 10 them and as
they canwarrant these articles, no fault can be found
with the quality, and prices are in accommodation
,oith the times
ALSO-Spcrm Oil Of superior quality. q. y,
5 BA liberal discount on all hills for cash.. -
DELEoN g. Levy, y
April 9. Sign oC,the Mortar.
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G The Editor of the Journal will be in Sum-
terville, next week for the purpose of making
collections, where he hopes to meet many Of
his friends, prepared to settle up their accounts.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-02

We are indebted to the Hon. J. c.. Calhoun
and the Hon. T. D. Sumter, for several speeches
and public documents.
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sCaIndenD ebating club.

{ The following is the question fordeba.e on. Thurs.
ay evening next:= ~ - - 1ssi s
Ought the citizens Of the United States, toss
assist, Texas in defending its Territory, against
the invasion Of Mexico.
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D- The next regular meeting Of the Wash
ingon Temperance Society will be held on Sa-
turday the 9th inst. The memberswe hope will
all attend
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Notice.

TIME CO. partnership heretofore existing under
u the firm Of CHATTENs& SUTHERLAND
is this day dissolved ny mutual consent The bu-
siness ofihe firm will le settledb James +. Suth-
erland G. L. -CHATTEN. s..ss
JAMES F. SUTHERLAND. 4
Jan. !, 1912. -. .. ll...z5 ,.:.51s
- The business viii carried on by the sub.
scrber who viii use every exertion TO please, and
respectfully soiics from the citizens Of Camden and
its vicinity, share ofpatxonase. q: = t..5:ssssSs
;. JAMES F. SUTHERLAND. q
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Report

Report
OF the Recorder and Treasurer Of the Town of
Camden for the year ending lst of April, la42.
Cash on hand lst April, l84l. -. .$l,E77z78
Receipts during ls4l for corporation and
road 1853 OF
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Bank Agency.

fgHHE subscriber continues to act as agent on
notes, ut either Of the Banks in Camden on
the Usual terms. Z. w. BONNEY.
: March %. -.
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In Equity.
Lancaster District.

L.. D. Durca and Others vs. Jackey Perry, guardian,
et9L-Bill to open set aside settlement and to
aecnunts
- 1t appearing to the satisfaction satisfaction ofthe
Commissioner, that Jonathan Durcn one Of the de-
fendants in the above case, resides without the lin,
its of this State; On motion of C!inton, complain
ants solicitor it is ordered III the said Jonathan
Dunn do appear and answer, plead or deranr to the
above bill, within three months from tie publication
of this notice. order pro conesso will be enter
ed against him. - < =,
J. H. wITHERsPooN, Jr C. E. L. D. I.
Commissioners Office March 90, ls42:;
Printers foe, $3.50 3, 3
Just received,
A supply of superior Sperm. Oil.
March 2 J, r. McKAIN ;.
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April 9.
south Carolina,
DISTRICT,

LANCASTER DISTRICT. =.
BY James H Waherspoon, Jr. Esquire, Ordina-
ry Of said District a51
W HEREAS, Samuel B. Massey and John NJ.
" Dolby have applied to me for Letters Of Ad.
mnstration on all and singular tue goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of Major Samuel z. Gibson,
lateof the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular The creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at next Ordinary.s Court for
The said district, TO he holden at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th day of April next TO show cause,
if any, why tho said administration should not bc
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
,&GSH. thirlielh day of March, in the year of
:N& our Lord one thousand eight hundred
:SznG2gS and forty two, and in the sixty-sixth
7Hss' year of American Independence. Z /.
J. H. WIrHERsPOoN, Jr. OIL. D. !.
Prs fee, So