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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-10
A BARGAIN 10, De HAD.

The subscriber offers for salejllle follow
ing Tracts of Land. cnntniiing i 900
ucres, more or less, in The Fork Of Black
River, four miles from Brewington bridge,
lying on the north prong oi Black River.
embracing a part of Tie. Swamp. Lands,
which affords splendid winter passurage,
and fine summer range, both for Hogs
aud Cattle; two beautiful situations for u
settlement near The public road, lending
from Camden To Charleslon, KingStree anI
Sumterville, passing Immediately through
thc plantation. There are three hundred
acres Of cleared land under fence, hich
have been resting for two years; new
Gin House, 40 feet square, the other build
ings dccaying. One other tract adjoining
the above land. Of two hundred urrcs,
known as the Smith lnnds-an excellent
stand for q House If Entertainment, be-
ing precisely 20 miles from Murray's Fer.
ry, 20 miles from Kingstree aud 2Oto Sum
tervilie. There is u fine Apple Orchard
on this tract, goud Barn and Stables. one
hundred acres Of cleared lund, and abou,
fnrty acres under fence, which have been
resting for twn years. l will sell both Of
these tracts together or separately as pur-
chasers mav wish.
Possession can be had any moment.
JARED J. NELSON
Jan. 6, 1S47. 10 d.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.
Mary giesby ID s.. (, i "a j, ijf,l.
sysss In the Comm on. Pleas. 81

M lar55fi 9 nglesoy 81
Elean0r Spnpn.
I w WhereasF Eleanor Spann, who is in Gus
toly3 3ofslhe Sheriff Of Sumter District by
|virlue Of a surrrn.lnrof Bnilsiusth ahoye
stated case aud the saiiisElcnnor Spann
having fled in my office her I,etilipn, pray.
ingi for The benefit Of The Act OF the Gem
etai Assembly, fnr .hesrelicf of ltsolyent
Debtors; itngs.her willie schedule Of her
cstntes and effects. /: ei II .,,, 4. S55 ,S
Notice is hereby given to the said Mary
lnglesty and{ {$;uIl other credilors Of ,hc
snltl Eleanprs Span,. 10 appear Ut she Court
Hollse for Sumter Dislrici ON The first
Mpisluy after! the fourth Monday in March
next, 10 shuw cause. If any they can, why
the'estate and effects Of tile rni'i Eleanor
span,ls shom,ilil ~ no, be ASST ned, and she he
discharg rget .accnrling 10 The Eproyisi"ns OF
Tho Act ofsthe General Assembly for the
reliefsof insolytnt debtors. IN ,
s55 .sf5 NJ. DARGAN,ac. c. P.
Clerks O. flee, Sum. Dist.
January 2, lS47, ID 13t
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70 PRINTERS,
Xsype sEOsgassry and Printers
Furnishing Warehouse.

THE Subscribers have opened NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city Of New
York, where they are ready To supply or
,lers 10 any extent, Tor any kind Of JOB or
FANCY4TYPE. and every article neces-
snry for a Printing Office.
The Type. whiclare cnstinncw moulds,
from an entirely new SET "f materials, with
deep counters, are warranted to be nns,,r-
passed by any, and will be sold u, prices 10
suit the tines.
Printing Presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines of the most approved pat
terms.
N. b. A Machinisl is constantly in n,-
tendance TO do light work.
Editors Of newspapers, who VIII buy
three times rs much type as .l,ei. bills
amount Ia. may give the above six months
insertion in their papers. and seud their
Paers containing il ln the subscribers.
COCkCROFT{ q, OVEREND,
Oct. 3, 1916. Gm GS Ann ST.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
THE SU.NTEEs -R.lJv:NeER.

UNDER the above TILE, il IS proposed to
publish paper in The Town Of Sumter
vile. The paper will be issued weekly,
Oh the morning of every Wednesday.
II is believed, that Sumter District al.
lords as msny capabilities fnr sustaining u
weekly newspaper, as medium Of Adver-
lisement, General News and Business, us
any Of her sister Districts in the S,ule; and.
conIlding in this belief, We invite, to our
columns, the attention uf those, boil, in
this and the surrounding Districts, who
may be desir"ns Of advertising aud see iii
|" do so. II is well known, thu, the sup
port Of II papcr in general. depends n"l so
much on the magnitude "t ITS subscription
list, as on the advertising pa'runngc which
i, may receive. This is the cuse in cities.
Ina country Town, however, aud District.
MS This Is, we must depend on the patron.
aye b"lh of subscribers and advertisers
We hope. then, that eur enterprise VI i'll n"l
ln'l FROM want of cnc"mr".e,nrn,.
A strict attention will be paid To the Ia
cui interests Of the Town aud District. and
we shall rn'leavnr 10 keep up, if necessary.
the spirit and enthusiasts, which now cx-
isis. in regard to The c"nnrxinn Of Sumter
with Charleston aud Wilmingion, IN. C.)
by Rail tnnd.
In Politics, The BANNER will be strict.
ly Democratic. and will givea firm snppor,
I" lhc National Administration, SO far as
il c"nf"rns ,o The principles upon hicI
it secured The support Of ,he Democratic
party ut the South.
The assistance Of n friend, fully compc-
tent To The task, hus been secured for the
ediloriul department.. h is not deemed
necessary |" make an exposition Of The
great variety nf matter that will he con
lnncd IN The pages Of our paper; suffice il
say. that II" l'aius will be spared lo render
II an nccrplnb bile vistrr ~ every family in
the District. The uudersig ignrd trusts. that
HE late inilnre in The attempt To establish
a paper in this place, will not be- permitted
10 operate nnlnvornbly upon his enterprise.
The paper will he printed on II super.
roynl sheet. with five columns 10 the pnye,
at Tw" D"|lars aud Fifty Gents, if paid in
advance. Three Dnllars. ut the expiration
al six months, or Three Dollars un,l Fifty
Cents, nj the end Of The year.
WILLIAM j. FRANCIS.
Proprietor and Publisher.
N. B.--For further particulars, us re-
CARDS iverlizing, &c. see terms on first
Pagr. Communications on business, &c,
and subscriptions aud advertisements, will
be received al this office.
Subscriptions aud advertisements are
solicited.
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CONDITIONS OF TIE AfESSENs
GER ANDs sREYLE ss5.. i.R rs z, II

1.-The Messenger and Review is pribr
lished in montlllytnumbers. EACH nHn,bar
contains not lesstllan Cd large super-royaI
pages, printed on good type, and in ihass
best manner, and on paper OF the most
beautiful quality. 9Ss 80 &
2. The .MessengerandR RerisW, is mail,
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in the year. Twelve numbers mnke 3 vol.
ume,--and The price of subscrir.ionsis Il S5s
perfvolume, payablc in odrance; nor will.
the work he sent Ia any one, unless the
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of "A Years subscription for a less period
3. The risk Notwithstanding subscriptions
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| atone time, lhc2names nf nf1FlYEtNESys
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lister Hn.i sasrriher. for Ihe year, are full
~ incurred rs sInn as Ihe first Nj. &c the
vnl,imr is issued: and after thai time. no
disc"niinuanre OF a subscription will be!
Permi',ed. Nnr5willa nnySsnhscriptioa bsS2
discontinued willie a,,ything rcnnins due
thereon. unless ~, the n,.,inn OF The t,liIor.
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Richmond, Va, Oct. 1916.
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Smoked Tongues, Reef; &c.
80 futt"m MarhetSmokcd Tongues, large
size
100 lbs. Smoked Beef
30 lbs. Bologna Sansngo
Picklcd Beef nhd Pork
kits Salmon and Mnckerel &c. &c.
For sale by DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camden, Nov. 6. 1916,
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS,

The uhscribrrs respectfully informihcir
friends and the public that they receive
daily from Charleston supplies of FRESH
OYSTERS. which will be furnished by
the kcg, gallon, nr smaller quantity.
DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camden, Dec. 80, ls46.
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lchluls. sUGAR,i prime and lse low priced
Is bbls. DO. -. b ~: 81. Z.
BOO loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash,
ed. Also, fine. siSff,
Is burrels do. 81 IS 4
Extra fine HyspnrTEA. Fine do. do.
Oopiong lblack) in half pound papers
Do. yerysnperi0r 55 e t,!!;i & Y
Pnwshong {do) in haifspound papers,
Bags oii Java COFFEE
" Laguira do S il
Rio do old and new
crop
Boxes Sperm Candles. a, s and 6 %
the pound
Rosts Adaman.ine (in pePers) 9 te'ltoe g The
- pUund Il & - ~ !ss ~
.,s Boxes Charleston made Tallow g To
the pound
l 81 3 ID. canis,ers Preserved Salmon,
hermetically sealed
rs lb..canislers Lobsters, Theoretically
\ sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Gherkins, q'.s.
Il, aud pints 5 Z
Canis,ers snrelines lin oily and 2 lbs.
each s.3
Layer Raisins, (all clus.crs;) zan.e
Curranis
Quarter boxes MIR Raisips
Soft shelletl Almons
Drums Turkey Figs (smal' size)
Bordeaux Almonds, soft shelied
Boxes Genoa Citron. preserved with
white sugar
East g. West India Groceries assorted
Jars East l. Preserved Ginger; Mac
arOni
Whole and ground Black Pepper; do.
Nu,megs, Cloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. / Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
Underwood's Mustard in l2 and Ia
lb. bottles
Rose Water, Lemon. Pine Apple, Straw
berry, Raspberry,and Orgeal Syrups
Sweet oil, Harvey Sauces Reading
Sauce sl4
Mushroom Kctehup, Tomato Ketch.
up
Paoli Vinegar, Stough.on's Bi,,ers
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot.
g. Navy Crackers, Lemon tln.
Pearl slarch,(a sup. asticIe) Fig Blue
Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscop'lo Salt Pc
White Wine Vinegar, Cider do.
Canis,ers Dupon.'s Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
a full assortment of Shot, all sizes
200 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
Ms. |, and 3 Mackerel, Kills No.
10.
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EsTlIjRIAY,I

Tolled befnre me by Daniel Weldon 5a
small sorrei MARE Judged 10 be l3years
old,fbind in the righ,seyr.swi some sad.
die marks on the back .appEaisel al. tweaty
Dollars. Said Mare ma y be seel, SAT ahs
plantation sof Mrs. Sarah Weldon, near
Bradford Springs
G. W. ROLLINS, s., Magistrate
Spring Hill, Sumter Dist.
Dec. 30, 1916. s3s
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Saddles, Hsritslcs, &c.
A good assortment Of Saddles. Brides,
Mar,ingales, Wagnn and Riding Whips,
for aale low by Nj. .DRUCKERl&.C co.
Camden, Nov. 3, ls46,
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Kentucky, N. Carolina and ~.
Orleans VVhiskcy.
4 Bulls. Old Kentucky Rye Whiskey, vim.
tage of 1886
10 do. Old North Carolna Rye Whisky
20 do. . :. low priced
SO do, New Orleans Rcctified Whiskey
~ ,.f ALSO
so Bbls. New Orleans Molasscs
90 3" North Carolina Flour, for sale by
DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camden, s. G. Nov. 6,S164G.
From
A full assortmens of Iron of every de-
scription; Hollow Ware ilo:, for sale low
by M. DRUCKERs 81 co.
Camden, Nov. G. 1876.
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Old Madeira s sl
Dc. do. new II D. : q 3
Pale, Sherry, Sweet Malaga -
Is Old Janlaica Rum,,:pld SeutclI "a g.
Wliiskey
Baskets Champaign, Cortlials ssor,rtl
5RB bis. Nionongahela Wlliskey. do. n !.
O. Rectified do.
sBbls. N. .aal2n,n. 5f
Double Brown Stout Porter Dunbersl
quarts.nnd pihts. 5:
Scotch Pale, very siiperinr}in pinls
Phiiadelphin Pale Ale, in d Is and pts
Wards big grain Rice, strictly primo;
I'd quality do. q ssss;
8 Goshen Butter, NortliernC Cheese, mill
anLsrich 4; II.Sss,s 57
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
Herrings s3 ~ 5sss sis
Nos e 8 8 MackcreI. Kills N .. lido.
8 Extra bleacbe,l spe:m Oil, winter
strained Sularitl,. 3$5 . 4, - 81
Shoe Blacking, Sal Eraiu London
Shred 1singless s,53 4
cooper's Gclatine, Raspberry Syrup,
~ Strawberry do. RS
Whole, bali and quarter boxes Soap
all qualities,
Corn Bruoms. boxes Table Salt, Paint
Ell Buckets
Jars Tamarins, in fine syrup f:s:.
"A full assortment Of CANDIES, of all
sorts; Almond SOAP; Fancy;do
Extra Canal Flour, whnle and hal bis.
A full assortment ntofCROGKERY of and
GLASSWARE.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
5000 Washington Regalia Segars,
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SlflM sss So D. lss E o
DOBY's OLD DssTAND CAMDEN s.. "a.
DICKSON D I u I.xATTa

s 5 DIuKsOH1S& LATTA sS
Would inform the Sumter the adjacent
country that they opened extensive
5.= yELEC II G R 10 ER ID s
which will be- oTerctlow
Their facilities sucI
guarantee satisfacion to their
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aeon and Lard.

hsacOaa and Lard.
PRIME N,rlh Carolina Bacon and best
Leaf Lard, for sale lnw'by
M. DRUCKER s. co.
Camden, S. c. Jan. 20, ls47.
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IS OUTH AND sWESE1!,..1l ]

and confident t)ySn Pi,eals 10 s,hemS for e ereH
A. more extensive patronage 40 The Dply-:
Literary Liter! Journal g long and stand.
ing. in NIL lheir wide borders.si ii is no. sec..
tional .-llaring alwnys u circulated ,,y d ely
IN The Nurlb aud East, and aimed al i'm part
ing HIGH Err llAsl,IO N Ly:CHARAC-
'fERsto our Periodical. Literature. 81,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
Will commence sons the lst of ] mug ry
lS47; and neither pains uor ex penses iII,
he spared 10 make u eminontlys worthy al;
patronage. Among other things: = will
Fconiaina aHISFQR Y YOFVIRGINIAiS; and
urrang gcments will be made for procuring
a regular and early supply Of Notices gofS
New Works and other Literary intelli.S;
gence. Orders for ,he:Work canbe sent In
al once. 81 ts II =, 1 " n
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Pine ApPle Cheese, ], Goldfish, smoked
Herrings.
LIQ UORS. 3 s:s
Goddard's Brandy, vintage Of sos.
celebsnletl for ils soft frAi,y flavor y i
3 HerckenWralll d Low nles', y 8 sDl-
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Persons wishing 10 purchase. will find il
to their interest to call and examine fui
themselves.
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden. s. G.. Nov 6, 1916.
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TO ENGINEERS,


The ERqneer's, Contractors and Surrsyor's Pooief
Iobie. B0ok
DY J. VI SCRIBNER, A. VI ~ pages. 2imo. Tuck
Dbinding with gllf edge Published by Huntington A
Savage PIG Pearl-st. NewIOrk.
The above work comprises Logarthms Of Numbers Log
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set OF tables exhibiting view the number OF Cubic
Yards contained any emOankment or cutting, and Tor
any slope Of sides usual Ia practice Beside The
tables, the c0mprse-jo more VI
suraon Tables. Weights OF IRON, strength Of Materials
Formulas DIAGRAMS SC for laying on, Railroads Canals
sud Curves much OF which has before been offered
20 the public and all indispensable 70 the engineer Ihi.
book viii prove great saving Of me aud VIII enable me
new beginner furnish results accurately land with
much greater apdfy a. the most pererced m the pro
.son without is aid The tables Of Ogtutbms, &c have
been carefully corrected and compared With different ed
lion. of the same tables sud al the tables throughout The
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Also, scrbner- Engineer and Mechanics Companion,
new EDITION % pages enlarged with IS Of entirely
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Both are by eli the principal bookseller through
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SPECIAL attention Is requested % Tie ioIIoWlng
re- Important >oticc.-The astonishing success ana
immense patronage attending the New Hat Company.
established now only nine months induces them ~ once
10 add to their beautiful Three Dollar Hats far superior
fuish and more costly trinmiug. The Company respect
fully the public that they stand pledged 70 supply
the finest Nuiria Moeskin that can be Manufactured
Al their standard price, Three Dollars The Company viii
Tor inspection their Fall Style the ilth inst
and invite the specon Of the public 10 their elegant and
sups nor fuish il the opening OF the Season which viii
be on the 18th OF August AZ usual second QUALIFYING
second price And no consideration VIII old hais e
taken exchange except nom The patrons OF the yearly
auN mus u door from Spruce, and 10 B0wery.
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CLOTHING.
SUMMER WEAR.

OUR STOCK Of seaonable goods. comprising the latest
~ and most fashionable styles In the market offered Tor
inspection under the that the endeavor
which have ELECTED very liberal share Of patronage will
BE- axerted give satisfaction IN the style and make o
garments In particular would commend to the sten
ton those who have proved the truth Of our assertions
reference the superior cut Of pantaoons we are ena
bed 20 furnish. assortment of Cassimeres and Dnl
ing. aid those in OF light and airy garment sew
eral IN ghly approved styles OF Sacks
From The particular attenuoTdireefed 10 Army aud IA
w work Unifons are furnished strict conformity
regulations and have always on hand goods 10 an-
swer the requirements Of al grades Of the service
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DIED

On Tuesday morning, Mrs. FANNY WHlTLOCh,
widow Of Henry Whiilock. eyed @ years
The friends 81 tho family are respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral this afternoon At o'clock IRON her
late residence 62f Broadway. -
On Tuesday morning the 18th inst LOUISA NEW
TON daughter of Chas and Jane Miles, aged ono year
and three months.
The frteods Of the Family respectfully invited 70
st8ndsse funeral this "Wednesday afternoon, AT o.
clock from No 45 Seconds st. without farther invtsuon
Al BROOKLYN on Tuesday. Sept 7. THOMAS DICK
NsON sOn Of Maria and Clinton g Groy, sged week
In Csnsjohsrs Village on the 9Th inst slLAS ii
BARNS. NJ ID. aged 81 years months and days.
DR. Barns had but recently completed his medical
studies amid want and trials and with qualities of head
and hear, which eminenily fitted him for successful
practice In bis profession seemed to open be
fore him which might well be envied He has departed
lessng all who knew him sadly lament his early exit
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BOOK TRADE.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN packo ship Mediator, from Iondon--H Wansck
Miss Fanny Wsilsck. Of London T. Peck, of CT; DR.
J D Graut, Fog; Mokenns Mrs McCenns. Ireland .
A Van Eeden sud family. of Amsterdam Mrs A Jor-
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Philips ami 1870 In the Storage.
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RELAND's WELCOME


or. AN EXCURSION through Ireland Tor the purpose
" 0f personally investigating the condition OF the
poor By Mrs 4 Nicholson. I vol. limo. eloth-llo
pa-es- price 81 Published this day.
The author Mrs 4. Nicholson American lady. after
travelling two years through Ireland, for the purpose OF
ssceainug by personal observation the condition ~ the
pOorhas in this volume gwen of their suffer
nzs mode OF living. and social couditlOn-the natural
scenery Of the cOuufry-her dialogues with the p00rhe
Of the pe1saGtrytheir Wit. wakes, fairs super
stitlOus. Ac
Also. just pubshed-Rches Have Wings vol l8mo.
cloth. BY 4 ; Arthur, author Of Keeping up Appear
aces. &c. &c
In press-Judahs Lion BY Charlotte Elizabeth, beanti-
fully illustrated BAKER & SCRfBNER,
- 5tis' 81 Park-row and 10 Nassau-st
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HATS.

" Gcnilemen's Hats-Fal syle-BlRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated BY the liberal patronage extended to him by the
public induced offer TO their inspection and inn
proved STYLE Of Hat for the season. confident that The dura
bhiy and finish Of the viii insure their concurrent
appreciation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs no
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted by the elite Of the City.
Al lrpiss BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-08
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

LA FARCE Buildings, 2se Broadway Of Reade st.
ORAL AND PRACTICAL METHOD, calculated espe-
IDEALLY enable pupils 10 speak French and 70 under
stand French sp0ken.-Prof ID. LACROIA wi commence
Tuesday September a. 49, two Evening Courses for
ladies' and gentlemen, from 70 o'clock tor beginners
from u Tor pupil. having already studied French. Be
side the day special for ladies' from II . II
o'clock The above 20 b. continued every Tues
DAY. Thursday and Saturday Terms, . per month. Pm
yafe instructions also gwen and schools attended. hEfts
rxcEs. Nessrs Campbell p White, John Z. White, John