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Vol. II.--NO. rs.

ed professor Of mathematics; and il
one OF the most acute and learned
commentators Of the principal. Our
own Hamilton was the office-boy
and runner of his patron. William
Jones, the friend of Madison and JEFF
~ferson, once secretary of the navy,
and President Of the United States
bank. served his apprenticeship to a
ship-builder.
Nor let it be said hat for its acqui-
sition you have nc time. This is not
true. Think Of the time that you tri-
file away! After the labors of the day
are ended, how do you spend your
evenings? When business is dull,
and leaves at your disposal many IN
occupied hours, what disposition do
yoG make Of them? / have known,
and now know, many young men,
who, if they devoted to any scienti-
fc, or literary, or professional pursuit
the time they spend in games of
chance and ~lounging in bed, and in
idle company, might rise TO any emf
hence. You have all read of the sex
tons son who became 4 fine astrono-
mer. by spending a short time every
evening m gazing on the stars, after
ringing the bell for nine o'clock
Sir William Phipps, who at the age
Of fortv-five had attained the order of
knighthood, and the office of high
sheriff of New England, and govern
or Of Massachusetts. learned TO read
and write after his eighteenth year,
and while learning the trade OF ship
carpenter. in Boston. William Gic-
ford. the great editor Of the Quarter
Iy. was an apprentice to a shoemaker,
and spent his leisure hours in study.
and because he had neither pen nor
paper. slate O pencil, he wrought
Out his problems on smooth leather,
with Il blunted awl. David Ritten-
house. the American astronomer,
which when a plough-bsy. was OBJ
served tn have covered his plough
and the fences with figures and cal
cuIations. James Ferguson, the great
Scotch astronomer, learned to read
ly himself. and mastered ihe eIe-
menls of astronomy while n shep-
herds boy, in the fields by night
And. perhaps. it is not too much to
say, that if the hours wasted in idle
company. in vain conversation. at
the tavern. were only spent in use
ful knowledge, the Gullest apprentice
of any OF your shops, might become
an intelligent member of society, and
a fit candidate for most Of our civil
Offices. By such a course the rough
covering of many a youth might be
laid aside; and their ideas instead of
being confined 10 local subjects and
professional technicalities. might
range throughout the wide fields Of
creation; and other stars from men Of
this city. might be added to the bright
constellation of worthless that is gid.
ing u country with bright yet mel
low light.n-Sears' Magazine.
, 1843-09-09

LENGTH OF DArs.-At Berlin and
London, the longest day has sixteen
and a half hours. At Stockholm and
UPsal, the longest has eighteen aud a
half hours, and the shortest five and
a half. At Hamburger, Dantizic, and
Stettin, the longest day has seven
teen hours. and the shortest seven.
AtS,. Petersburgh and ToboIsk, the
longest has nineteen, and the shortest
five hours. AT Torneo in Finland.
the longest day has twenty-one hours
and a hail., and TIE shortest two and a
half. At Waudorbus, in Norway,
the dav lasts from the 21st Of May to
the 22d of July, without interruption;
and in Spitizbergen, the longest lasts
three and a half months.
, 1843-09-09
Three Stages Of Woman's Love.

There is love in early life
Which shun's parade and worldly strife,
And seeks, condemned thu princely dome,
In humble cot, "a happy home
More gorgeous than the pomP Of kings,
The coral and the pearl it brings,
And all the glory ofthe skies,
In living misunderstanding eyes.
The roses bloom it yields 10 view,
And lends its fragrance wiih-its-hrSi
The gladning smile, the balmy kiss,
With looks of fondness, thoughts of bliss,
Such, such is woman's early love.
There is a love of older growth.
Less dazzling than The love of youth.
Where gentle looks and anxious care
Aspire the husbands toll to share;
Which seeks its solace and employ,
Providing for her children's jor;
Which owns no happiness complete
Till they are healthy, clean, and neat;
Which strives 10 spare the humble store,
And make that little something more;
Love, which the frugal table spreads,
A blessing breathes on daily bread;
Which, scorning fnery and pride,
Exults in comforts self denied;
And teaches man It's vain to roam
For pleasures TO compare with home:
This Gains, as that the heart could move.
And this is woman's MONDAY love.
There is love in latter sta &c,
When pain and sickness grow on age:
When he, so active once, and gay,
Pcrceives approach, his closing day;
When failing strength and tottering limb,
And sunken check, and eve grows dim,
And faltering voice and yisage wan,
Have TO a spectre changed the man;
Then, love, by the fond wife possessed,
Too vast, too grand, to be expressed,
Delights assiduously TO ply
And soothes with tender sympathy;
Consoles the mourner for the past.
And fondly soothes him TO the last.
This love, in hours the most f~orlorn,
su-passes that of youths bright morn;
Different from that which marked life's prjm
Though not so brilliant-morc sublime;
This love, from heaven derives its birth,
Confesses no alloy Of earth;
II lifts the sufferer from his woe,
Above The care Of things below,
And points to brighter scenes above:
And this is woman's final love.
, 1843-09-09
ERM OF PUBLICATION.

tn. RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn,
ing, at 80, 50, if paid within six months and
If payment be longer delayed Three Dollars
will be exacted.
TITO a club of Three or more subscribers,
Il paid in adrance,) Two Dollars;
No naper discontinued until all arrearages
,rc Maid. except at the option ofthe Editors:
TFPostmasters are authorized BY law to Tor,
w.-J money to newspaper publishers, free OF
oborrc. All letters to the Editors, by mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1843-09-09

AGE OF ANIMALs.--A bear rarely
exceeds twenty years; a dog lives
twenty years; Il wolf twenty; n fox
fourteen or sixteen: lions are long
livcd-POmpev lived to the age OF
seventy wears; a squirrel or hare sev-
en- or eight years; rabbits sevcn.-
Elephants have been known TO live
to the great ace of 400 wears. When
Alexander the Great had conquered
ore rhoruS. king Of India. he took q
great elephant which had fought va
Irantlv for the king aud named him
Ajax, dedicated him to the Sun. and
and let him 90 with this inscription.
"Alcxander. the son Of Jupiter, hath
dedicated Ajax 10 the Sun.'-This
elephant was found with this inscrip-
ton $50 wears afterwards. Pigs have
been known 10 live 10 the age of
thirty wears; the rhiroceros 10 TWEEN
". A horse has been known TO live
10 the age of siXtv-two. but avera-
gcs twenty 10 thirty. Camris some
times live to the age Of one hundred.
S'aCs arc IonC-lived. Sheep seldom
exceed the age Of ten. Cows live 4
bout fifteen years. Cuvier considers
il probable that whales sometimes live
one thousand wears. Mr.. MalIcrton
has the skeleton Of 4 swan that at
tanned the age Of two hundred years.
PelicanS are lonC-lived. \ tortoise
has been known 10 live to the age Of
one hundred and seven.
, 1843-09-09

CANDoR.-lt is seldom John Bull
will tell tales on himself. or acknowl-
edge their truth, when told by others.
The following. however, from the
London Examiner. is exceedingly
frank, and being true, confession is
worth a compliment:
"The Chinese and Afghan wars.
are TO the best of our knowledge and
belief, the most flagitious that ever
diSgraced the English name, and we
doubt not that future ages will ask,
with aStOniShment-whcre was the
moral feeling. where the religion,
where The common sense of our fore
fathers, that thevscould unblushingly
commit such enormous acts OF cupid
tv and violence? The Chinese tri-
umph is a successful attempt to %injure,
against their will and better principle.
the bodies and souls OF three hundred
millions of their fellow Creatures
We know of no national sin in the
world TO compare with it. The Aft
CHAN wal was a perfectly %unprovoked
invasion of an innocent people. with
the real view Of ultimate conquest,
and with no other pretence than a
croundless suspicion of another en-
pire. which we never thought Of al
lacking directly"
, 1843-09-09

authorized acfUt> iui "
/. n. BRYsox & Co., Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. VI. Frankfort.
HIT. kent, P. NJ. GAINESVILLE,
C. F. PERKINS,, P. NJ. Auburn,
J. II. BRITToN, Troy,
r. GrRsox. P. NJ. Paynesville,
Door. w. H. NIcKLrN. New Hope,
P. w. OVERLY. P. NJ. Shamrock,
.Iouy RAILS, New London,
A. HENDRIX. P. N. Spencerburg.
J.. CRosrnEwA1r, jacksonville,
W. I. RoxD. P. VI. Sugar Grove,
l.. T. MUs1cK. Hickory Creek,
F. ENERsox. P. NJ. Louisville,
w. W. ADAMS. Marthasville,
FAINT & BROTHER, st. Charles, "
Door. J. ADAMS, Ashley.
, 1843-09-09

Not Bad.-An freshman saws that
some old topers are walking yoIco.
noes, and the carbuncies on their NJ.
ses are eruptions of the cratur.
, 1843-09-09
Rates of Advertising.

One SQUARE. of Is lines or less, for the frst
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~ crn,s. A reasonable deduction made to
,bose who advertise by the year.
Communication or advertisements OF a per
.o,al nature when admissible will be charg-
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biv in advance.
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,ixaTs , should in all cases no accompanied by
u-i,ten directions. as to the number Of inser-
lions: irnot, they will he published till forbid,
and pavment cxacted.
, 1843-09-09

Bust Russian Hemp sells for Sle5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
NOTICE..

is hereby given, that we have purchased as the
property of Samuel Schrock two Cows, one Bureau
one corner Cubboard, one Table two Beds Bed
Steads and Bedding, wood work Of a Wagon, one
Desk, wood work of buggy Wagon one Grind
Stone, one buggy Wagon and have left the same in
hispossessioR during our pleasure of which the
public will please lake notice.
WIN, M'KELvY &c Co.
Jan. 81, 1880,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
NOTICE..

as the property of John Kline, in Sugarloaf
tp. Columbia co. on Dec. Gath ls42, one Plough,
one Sled one red Cali, one bay Colt, one dun
Heifler. one brown Mare, one grey Mare, one bay
Horse and one Wagon, and have left the same in
possession of said Kline during my pleasure, Of
which the public will please take notice.
ABRAHAM II. LUNGER.
Dec. 80, l942.--36.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
NOTICE..

is hereby given, that we have purchased at con.
stable sale as the property of Matthias White one
bay Horse one cutting box Knife,one feed Trough
two sets Harness, one half Bushel, one oar Bed
one Sled, one Harrow, one lot oak Plank near 1900
feet, one white Cow, and have left the same in his
possession during pleasure OF which the public
will please take notice.
WM M'KELVY & Co,
Jan, 81, lS43--39.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
Wanted to Rent.

ENRON the first of April next small house
a OF part of house, any where in Bloomsburgs
for family of two persons with no children. Any
person having such situation to let can apply al
this office.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 81, ls43--39.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-04
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
Amount paid for Advertising blanks, and
salaries.
do paid LII. Tate e. Am. G angewer, $50 90
do paid v. Best salary and paper &C. 100 75a
do Henry Webb s4 I2
do Thomas Painter 60 90
do Manly, .and Lpincot. for blanks, 10 90
do Charles Cook for advertising 2 SO
STATIOFARY, FUEL AND COFTINGENT -
Amount paid different persons bile for
stationary fuel contingencies, 100 IA
ASSESSORS PAY "
Amount paid the several Assessors for max.
ing the assessment and sep,ennial
enumeration in the different town
ships lS42,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
"A Tract oi' Land
PuRLTC SALE.

EHYrir,uc or o Decree OF the Circuit Superior
Id Court Sf Law and ChahcerS for the Coun
~ ~ Berkeley, ~ lis last term, IN Tie case 81
Hopkins & Brothers pg Chnphne !, will offer
70 rsalc, At public auction, 81 the residence Of
Isaac W. Charlme, int Scrabble I Berkeley
County, va, on satraay The l2it d august sert
the following property, conveyed by deed 81
trust, cha7lIne q Chaptee, @ vii
One SofreI Horses Saddle qna Bride,
One Steer, | Cor, 4 Ycariins CaJ,
.4bom so Cords Of Seasoned lfosd3 !
One Store, s 4alf-d5yels 1SF,
n qpantityof lgn Itare sub as BuE
kets, Kettles, Ga6ec Pots, Hoilers, Sg
Together ,cith 4 rqriety Of Ho2uchotfq
and Kitchen FuyhitDfe, consisting H
mong either filings 81 Bareeu, ]
Clock, 4 Bedsfeads and BEDDING, ]
f Gdrpct, 3 Tables, 3 Haids,I Desk,
Dozen Chairs, Sc, Sc.
TIRns-A credit Of six months % all sums
Of S. and upwards hfof all lessssn'ns
EDMUND PENDLEToN,
J.iy 90, 1913 Commissioner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27

about 235 cresceareh and he residpd lothed
Nth fine II NlisER q fTee portion of Tie weed
land Is enclosed AMIR aiierds good pas tAfsge
The oreqnon treek forAnins tho WESTERN bnuu
dpry, gives the stock iaeceSs dc all 7souS 10
pure running Mater hesdes which they're il aus
ahtindant.supFlS Of pond water in.every fstd @
There are several Merchant and saw Mills IL
the immediate neishbbhuod, aud turnpike
within f1ur hundred yaras OF The EasltrA bouns
dry, aaerd:ng 4 goAd road % The ShtIagts in
the neighbQlhuel, sud - the DepotS cfIthclHal
iimore and Ohio, and Winch. stcr aud fotantar
Rairoads within i've miles distaf Go \ IND iAi
PRoVEMENrS are entirely. new, sttEeiaftiat
aid sufficient The iPwaIll4g House. @f, thick.
aud prettly situated in a grove oftokksd 4. las
been comp ed, only few months and Is in
every respect shifted ID the cepfdftablr neeani
modatRin Of acniee family Thctd il aileYsF
fallng well Of eNcclett wateFIa fcw3 ardsfFom
the door L. 81
n ii should DC desirable 10 Ahe purchaser, al
the appnrtenanees Of the FARM and house ,lsUch
rs stock utensils growing crops Fut1liare. sup
plies. etc ,.WIt.tc tncapdedtn i,e SHE fll ! :
sufficient numher or sSrsaats vail be- hired far
the present loEcullsatc il. $50, al share IN u
S.lT-.NILL rear he premises which viii ID
valuable acquisition u HE Farm ~ lhc pGffo-
81, W fencing tl.e ma tcfials for which dhull-
laal or il. a rbefT eFms, whjek y u he mes
dcr5e can be |asceTattad, either. by PcfYopaf
FappIicaiion 10 The Subscriber, OF BY addressing
hits al herncssylIles JraersSp COUNTY pifanla
PHILIP /. DANliyIDGE
4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
.ID.IMf.y'kS Y'If.ETO 5k' n
s u 4. u

- NJ y,.l..,, tAs Isl 4ys 81. IL, .s "a
~ sold, ii ne fIia,,hssoa Farm i've lsases
distant lfes RfFsa si'lf e eaaIAa cssess
KS ''sf'lass 7. 49, u s sAs y
el.ran, Ils,ssh.sa gSIrs,,!ir, ~
Mshoeaas s.aeseaf.is. TJblss B.,qs.a.
Seefeiats s1a!4I shstrs IL RedSsiss,.s.
gsas aivssI INA RSd r,.,.:Si
3 aSz Ssfees S,assns u i 49,, III. ~.
+ +. s,lS., f9,y3, l.eT III.
\ ,v,A f., sI I, II. III
4 asst.Rhsets finetsiass.
FtTtSs 7sf-f Ast The 4snal
Kitchen f,Intlute-
III YISla n w. Al II sel.a I
Iysa.,,r,ls mi i's - - -
r. Il ff.'''ifegls Hehss %
N aiaintS MAa ffet theah hhe etltlaas
anc. FAfs M6tks
SHOCK M s1S,si,te Mi h,,,,
s MI ts E 1865 sttsA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
Rail Road Notice.

gUyHE Stockholders or the Winchester and
Potomac Rail Rad Company, are hereby
notified TO attend The aanItsl and general mee E
ing or fhe said Stockholders. oniSainrday NE 5ih
day IF .gHgust nerf. forthe purpose Of choosing
. Psesidoni and Directors Cor the ensuing ysar,
and transsetipg ssich other business a. may lie
brought before them. Meeting ID take place ID
the Court House, al Il lBo'cl5ck, a NJ.
.LEML. BENT, Sec'g
Winchester, july 20, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
9U0Na HOUSED
] WMEAT WANTED.

UyHE subscribers are desiEcds Of purchasing
a large quantity Of wheat, forimbicb they
will pay the highest cash price on delivery at
The Old Furnaee--or should farmers prefer il,
we " III haul il from their barns, as we keep
team for that purpose:
/ We will also. transport Flour, Wheat, and
other produce, by way Of the Canal, Up the Dis.
trict, at tho lowest possible rates.
On hand and for sale, or exchange for eoun-
try produce, -
Plaster, Salt, G., oceries, SC. sc.
Farmers are desired to give US call before
disposng OF their Grain, as we will give the
highest cash price on delivery.
|. NJ H s v. w. MOORE.
Old Furnace, July 81, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
TurnniI1e No!icc.

4 MEETING Of the Stockholders CT The
~ Smiih6eld, ChsriestowIu and IIarpcrs Fer
ryTurDpike Company, will be held At Carter $
Hotel, charlestown, on Friday ihs 2Sth d u %
July instant, for the PuFpnsc Of: electipg DiFec-
tors of said Company for The ensuing year
sC5sIt is desirable that, si9c i holders who
cannot attend IN person, should send theirProx-
les. so that majority Of Tie stock mhy be- re-
h. KEYES.
July 20. IS43.-2t. TitasWfer!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
! S1raY Morscsand zlMarc.

fsarRAYED away from Halliowh, on Friday
~ morning last, one BLACK HORSE, and
lsAY MAIZE The horse Of a good size, being
used foe the cart zthe mare Of 4 somewhat small
ler size.
Any information Ia regard 10 Them viii he
thankfully receiyed, or a reasonable rev. ard gi-
ydn. it desired. PATRICK McGARRi.
HalhoMn1 luIy-27, ls43 tI3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
Last MOT1CE.

A LII persons who are. iuFiebtea TO .JoHS r.
EsA ConKus. are hereby hetfcd3 that unless
they setlls he same immediately, suits will BE
instituted, without resPccttto persors~ The
books. 81 are at the oiicc45f J. II. JEWETr.
W! @. WIoRTBINGT0N!
John Nj JEwETTs
Sbepherdstoun, Juiyr20 = st.. 7Tsiuses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
r ia 4 w z e S .

HAYING the couirol and DIRECTION Of The
Ill POTO.MdC MILLS. (cspt. Reynoids's, }
situated one mile belos shePherdstown, 90 the
Potomac River and having put the same u good
reps il, we sre-prePafqd to
Grind Wheat as fast as, It 'oill come n.
n We invite all Farmers and others, who wish
10 grind lhelr;wheat 10 giye.us call before they
contract elsewhere, a. we are determined TO ac-
commodsts all, in asishort a time as possible =
We will giFesfor every 300 pounds Of Merchant
able Wheat one Barrel of SuPerhne Flour. sand
4siana the inspection IN Baltimore ot<ihe District
Of Columbia, and WY give 1890 lhs: ef oHall,
tone fourth Of which % be shipstul,) for every
100 bushels OF wheat-or will furnish the bar
reIs for the oiiall.
WIN RULER.
EDWARD LUCAS,
JOSEPH McMURRAN.
Liz 81 IsA3 PIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
MOYp2fAS a.

q I'll. persons indebted 10 ME, arehcreby no
~ iihed 10 come forward Immediately and
make seillement--unIess This request be- CONF
piled with by the FIRST Of September next Slris
will be instituted In al cases, without respect
TO persons Il NANCY DANIELS. 10
July 27ss lsla-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
ga GAINS, B a r q AIMS
B.9R g. AITS!
selling Off al COST. b

IVHHE subscribers, desiring TO close their bust
] ness, offer their Stock Of Goods at cost
for cash. The stock being entirely new, they
think they can offer Inducements 10 persons
wishing to buys Weinyite our friends and the
public generally, 10 call and examine for Them
selves. B. s. Il. LUCAS.
KerneTsFille July 81. lS43 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
! CoMNrssroNER's OFFfcE,

Charlesiotrn, July 9th, 1913.
a-TThe parties inieres.ed N the abovenaned
suit, ere hereby notl6ed. that have snPoinied
saturday the 96lh esy Of next month, lAngusi,l
TO eommeEce The taking Of the accounts directed
BY tho foregoing order Of Court, on which day,
by 10 o'clock, A.. NJ. the parties are hereby re-
quired 10 stiend st my Office, ~ilh The papers
and evidences connected with she aforesaid ae-
counts, TO DO taken
r. WoRTHINGToN, cOmni'r
Jnly 81. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
NOTxCE.-

SRloR sale, or exchange for Wool, PULLED and
~ Plaid Linseys, FIanDels. Blpnkets, Cloths
Carpeling, &C.. All wool That may be cardeJ
into rolls iftsken away without pa ing the cash,
will be charged at tie rae OF cents -or il
paid upon the delivery OF The rolls 81 cents@wi i'll
be taken. GEORGE FRlCE.
Shepherdslowh, June % ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
To the Ladies.

HIVE on hand beautiful lol Of FANCY
II SILKS and L.9W-NS. Of various styles,
WHICH ! viii sell ouI al about first cost.
July 20. NJ MSQuHH =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
YIRGLNLA. TO WIT.

IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chaueery, for tho County of Jefferson, July
18Th, ls43: /.
willlsm1c Worthingion and Richard Hender-/
son, fE4lstees for Berjamin Ford and Daniel
Snyder. affists, andpartners the nsHfe
and firm Of Ford 8 Snyder. PLAINrIFFs,
AGAINST
neniamln Ford and Dsaisl Snyder psrtners under
II he arm of Ford II snyder ChaVles~ll. Kinks,
Samuel thinks aud keefcr Thomas. partners ttat-.
ii.g under the name and Arm ~ e.. d. Kinks Il Co.
David kemp and Joseph Poole. partners trading
under the name and firm 81 Kemp X Poole. Sam
lucl Mcpherton. Elias~Shav, John w. Ross and
william CARROT. partners under the firm Of Rose
n Carrots; John q. Wiltshire, William =. Wash
ington, sSalhAniel w. Mannins, Jotsph NJ. Abel,
George EiehslbeSgrr, William e. Worthngton,
Joseph S,lswaicr, John MnlaF. Joseph Crane,
Samuel Cameron, Richard Duiiivld. VIA Grove,
George ". Sappington, Thomas Rutherford,
I.euis " Washington. William Moore, Saunol
4 Ridrneuf Henry ID GsEuhAEt. Adsm Molyr John
RieAsr4son, and Josiah w. Ware.
Y" DEFENDASrs,
4 IN GIE4ACERYi
"A y motion Of Tho Defendants, Richard DUFF.
~ field and George. Eichclbefget, leave is
given them to file Heir answers, WHICH answers
ind lie Shibils herewith are therenpon filed and
the S16Pmbea having beGn regularly serSefapah
the ether defendants resident IN this State, and
40 order of publication awarded and eSeeHted
as to the nonresident defendants-snd all fail
ing 10 appear and answer except said Dutiield
and Eieheibergef; 4 is otdsred, That a. te such
defendants who have failed TO answer, the bill Of
comp lainaDis he taken for confessed u And this
cause coming,on to -be heard, this lSih day Of
July. 1913, upon the bill and exhibits, answers
Of said Dnfbeld aud Eiche berger and exhibits.
was argued by coHnsol-upon consideration
whereof, the Court being Of opinion that the in
ientDh Of the grsnterssin the deed OF trust exc
cuted by Ford S Snyder. is to place the endors-
ers upon footing ol equality, VIZ ny treating
iho Indebted class al creditors, minus the amount
tof their Indebtedness doth instruct The com
planaliis that il isiheit duty under the provi-
sions 81 the deed Ofltrust, 10 deduct the amount
which those indebted severaly owe from the
amount Of their liability for Ford s. Snyder
and that to the balance, which is the true a.
mount Of their liability, those indebted stated
upon the same footing as those not indeetcd,a and
are entitled 10 come into the distribution at the
same time with them -Andlthe Court doth or
der, that Commissioner WoTthington do take
an account Of the different debts or liabili-
ties Intended TO be secured by saiddeed Of trust;
aud also of the trust funds so far as received,
and The disposition made Of them by the Trus-
ices. and that he make report thereof, together
with any special matters deemed pertinent by
himself or any Of the parties may be required TO
I be stated.
\ eoPy--Teste.
/ ROBERT I. BROWN, Clerk.
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Dwelling for Rena-
I'M

q Will. rent. until he iFsi DAY of April neRi,
1.-The DWELLING, with lis aPParie1snees, Al
present. occupied BY me. Of this desirable resi-
dence, il is unnecessary 10 speak Possession
given on The first Of SrriesHhef next
" III n. GALtfAHER.
charieslown. l.IIf n. 1878.
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A nARK RcAM

3Nwo-YEAR OLD Z nGB Z tss been
Il missing since the Isl Of June. Iwou,d be
thankful for any iafofmpuon especIingsher.
WM ID NORTH
july 40. 1913 III /