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Valuable River Land for Sale.

Valuable III iyer Land for Sale.
IN. EQUITY-LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Thomas H. Lanier VS.. James R. Massey, Trustee,
and others
Under the decree of the Court of Equity, in the
above case, will offer for sale the 18th day of
December, lS4s, on the plantation at Lanier's Fer
ry, about zoo acres Of valuable River Land, situate
in Lancaster District, belonging to the Trust Es-
tate of Mary IIanier decd. bounded by the Ca
tawba River, and by lands Of James H. Wade and
Henry II. Gooch. 1T is composed of two adjoin-
ing Tracts, and affords desirable body of land,
having comfortable Dwelling and all convenient
and necessary outbuIldings. -.
Also
HORSES and MULES,a large stock Of CAT.
TIE and HOGS, WAGON and GEA RS, PLAN
TATION TOOLS, quantity of CORN & FOD-
DER, and many other articles.
Tcrms-For the Land, credit OF one, two
and three years. with interest from the day OF SALE
For the other property, credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale, purchasers CIV
ing notes and gond securi'y.:
.JAMFS II. .Wl'rIIERSPOON,
Comm'r. in Equity Lancaster Dist.
November H. 1s4-.
At the same time and place will hire for next
year, about TIIlRTY-THREE NEGROES, le-
longing to the Trust Estate Of Mary Laner, de-
i. JAMES r. MASSEY, Trustee.
Nov. l3, ls45. 3t $3.50
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Ayre,s Cherry PcctOraI,

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption
Just received, full supply Of Ayers Cherry Pectnrnl
truly valuable REMEDY for coughs. colds and all ailec-
tcns of the lungs Medical Colleges aud the Profession
generally have given it the most Gathering reception its
and fully laid open their inspection. II is powerful
and efficient remedy aggravated disease and in dmin-
shed doses one of the pleasantes safest aud hest family
medicines in For sue in Camden by JAMES X Nc
KAHN, Druggist. Oct, IL.
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j. j. DICKSON,

j. j. DICKSON,
Commission Merchant and GeneraliAgent,
No. l57, East Bay, Charleston, S. e.
Respectfully announces to the public, that he
has commenced the" general commission bus-
ness at the above place.. 49,
All business intrusted to his care, will receive
immediate attention. %.
~ Bile will also attend to receiving and for
warding goods. Oct. ~.
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Will be Sold,

Before the court house OH the first Monday in
December next, the Store and Dwelling House
and Lot Immediately opposite Messrs. McDowalI
g. copper, belonging to Capt. Peter Warren. .
Terms made accommodating to the purchaser.
nov. %. T. J. WARREN, Agent.
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= An invoice of Ready-made Clothing
Dundee and Kentucky Baggings Rope and Twine
An assortment of ladesi and genthemen's Shoes
= =. Negro and ,horse servant 8 Shoes ~
With general assortment of Hardware, Glass and
'Crockery ware, and Groceries, Liverpool Salt
For sale BY GEO. s. DOUGLAS t co.
Oct 81 "A If
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Office.

{ and ! Boxes Rasins, Fresh Ci,ron, Northern
Cheese, Sperm Candles, Mould Candles Powdered
Sugar, Old Java Coffee, Cuigate's Pearl Starch 81
Common MADEIRA Wine for Cooking, Best white
Wine Vinegar, Pepper Sauce and Lemon Syrup.
Just received by
E. w. DONNEY.
Nov 90 AZ #
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Fair N NOtiCc.

Executors. Administrators and Guardians neg
iecting tol make their Annual Returns. On ue
month of January3 subject themselves "a: be call
ed tr account, and also furieIttiier commissions,
Nav 10 J. r. Joy, o. X. D.
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NOtice.

U The services of Miss ANNA NJ. R. CRUISE
have been obtained for the Camden Female Acade-
my.
On and after the Goth November, the Exercises
OF this seminary will be. conducted under the su-
peryision ofMrs. F. A. McCANDLEss and the above
named Lady. ::
Nov. ID 46 r, 3t
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Oysters! OVsters!!

The subscriber having made arrangements for
receiving a daily supply of Truesdell's Oysters,
is prepared To furnish them either by the plate or
quart lower than they have heretofore been sold in
this place. w. b. CAMPBELL.
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Notice This,

The subscriber wiIl run good PASSENGER
COACH to and from the Rail Road for the accom-.
modaton of Passengers, and will take them TO any
part Of the to%n as cheap as the cheapest. Small
farors thankfully received.
JOHN X. WITIIERSPOON.
October 25lh, lS4S. 43 If
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very large and varied assortment Of. fresh
Winter Calicoes, American, French and English;
fast colors, bought unusually law, and offered st
prices that cannot fail to recommend them, iscln-
ding variety Of "A French printed Cambrics.
Gentlemen's Department.
Black Broadcloth Black Satin VestinEs . :
do French Doeskins Plain blk. crayais and stocks
do French and English Fancy Crayats e..;.-s,.r:
Cassimeres ISilk Pocket Handkerchies
Fancy striped and check do Cotton half Ho aIlpces
Mkt all wool Tweeds Iferino Shirts and Drawers
"Rouph and Ready'' Casef- Cotton do 49," do:
mefes n, Fashionable 'rur and Mo's.
Satnets, plain and fancy skin Hats rL-v-i
Plantation Sffs .assorted lsaiin cloth and fur Capa
Fancy Cashmere and yalen Boys cloth Caps new style
cia Vestings 80! ,s,.. rs. u. ~ rs-,.- -
.ry READY-MADE, CLOTHING.
Tweed Goats, at all prices Black Satin vesss yzi-.a
Cloth do do cloth do }I'f..r
Black Dress and Frock do Fancy cashmere do
Overcoats, assorted Plaid do assorted .-''-' '"'
All fresh from the North, well made and fashionar
big cut Also, superior stock Of ready made
Shirts, togetherwib general assortment Of such
articles as are usually found in country rtore ss
of which will be marked low, and offered to the
public as specimen of the Cash System ~
JAMES WILSON.
Oct. 81. A If
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New Books.
Smiths New School Geography with Maps and engavings
in one volume grarto, new plan.
Perkins Higher Arithmetic. designed for High Schools
Academies G. Colleges in which entirely new prn-
cipes are developed and many concise and easy rules
are given, which have never before appeared i'll any
Arithmetic.
Perkins Elementary Arithmetic
Thompsons Mental do
Elements of Geography with practical applications de-
signed for beginners by g. R. Perkins Professor Of Mathe.
matcs.
Wilson's Juvenile American History.
Nov. o. AZ IT,
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"a A9P5
To be remembered.
The subscribers have been for some time past
and are now, receiving weekly, at their CIoihing
Establishment, some of the latest styles OF
WINTER CLOTHING.
all Of which will be sold at very small advance on
COST for CASH only. Purchasers will find at all
times, a good assortment oflhe following articles;
Superfne French and English Dress and Frock
Coats; Beaver Ovecoa and Sacks; Cloaks and
Morning Gowns; blk. and cold cashmere Pants;
Velvet, Merno and black Satin Vests; Shirts; Sus-
penders, Cravats, Hosiery. &c.
w. A KENT g. MITCHELL
Masonic Hall. Camden, Nov. 5.
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscr Der In September last,
negro woman of copper color AS. or so years
old. about 5 feet 6 inches high. Size wore offa
plaid dress and calico Bonnet; she is probably in
Camden, or in the .ueghborhood of DIR. Ford. from
whom she was purchased. will give the above
reward for hrr delivery to me near Bcckhamvllle,
Chester District, or ten dollars for her confinement
in Jail so that get her.
Nov 81 ]. n. STROUD.
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Daguerreotype Likenesses.
You that have beauty, should to Coburn take it
You that have none, should 60 and let him mnks it.
. DannriNe Register.
A. COBURN, has opened Daguerrean Gal.
lery over the Post Office, and invites the Citizens
of Camden to call and examine his specimens, and
Judge for themselves of their artistica merit Any
person sitting for their picture, need not take it,
unless satisfactory.
Camden, Nov 18th, 1913. If 46
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Nov 90
Fruit. SC.

The subscriber has just received AMI will con-
,inue TO keep on hand Northern Apples, Pine APP
pies, Oranges Banana, Cocoa Nuts, Almonds,
Raisins, Figs, &c. with general assortment of
Confectionery, which lie will sell low.
Nov. % w. B. CAMPBELL,
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Constantly on Hand.

Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsadarlla, Dr.. Jayne's
Medicines, Eau Lustral, Bandoine, for curling the
hair, Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Ginger, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice, Starch, Nutmegs, Ge-
iatne, with thousand articles beside.
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New Fall Goods. &c.,,
The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their Fall stock OF Goods, consisting, in part,Iof
Latest styles of winter Satineis; Festings
goods, for ladies' wear Cravats; Stocks
Alpaccas Suspanders
BOmbazines Bed TEX
Ginglams l.inseys
Prints Flannel; Blankets
Shawls Blea. and bro. Shirtings
Broadclcths Hose and half Hose
Cassmeres: Tweeds Gloves
a complete assortment Of Ready made Cloth
irg; Dress, merno, lambs wool and silk Under
Shirts ladies' Vests, fashionable Hats; mems and
boys cloth Caps, dc.
To which they feel a confidence in irviting the
attention of their cuStc mers and the public, both
as regards quality and price.
A. NJ. g. R. KENNEDY.
sept. 20 80
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Some more of that celebrated CORN SALVE.
which has afforded this community so much ease
during the present year. and preserved its EVEN
NESS OF TEMPER, in spite of the HARD TINES.
Nov 90 T. J.. ZEMP.
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btes shat gthe, habit viii acquire additional
strength, and that he will either insure an addi.
,tionai sum, or privately accumulate.
w therefore take it as strong mark OF Pru'
deuce in any man, who is not blessed with am
psc arsune, to insure his life. K.
r, For the Camden Journal.
In semory Of John Robson, Decd Of Lancaster Dis
oi4-a a.gs2 -as- as tTlet, ). Z.
81 .s JonN Res,soN is dead and gone
~ al fle died the present yoar;
l. And o'cr his tomb his friends have mourncd,
,T' His widow droppd her tear.
q. Yes-Bu,cher John is dead and gone!
%, Esp -fIs. on whose beef we've fed,
When shall we get our beef again.
'aT' Now Butcher John is dead!
Upon the hills Of Lynchcs Creek,
Mo,hinks hear him STILL
.:o5sFTo all his lazy tenants shout
zSaif aBeef! Beef" in tones most shr'll:
,,,,, We've eat Johns beef for many years.
But for that beef ne'er paid,
Should not our checks be hathcd in eus,
~.-- Now Butcher John is dead?
Lancaster C. H. S. G.. W. T. J.
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FRESH GROCERIES,

Tie subscriber has just received fresh supply
of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep a constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
follows
$ $'::;;:; $:;;;:;'. s: :;:; $::.'' BROWN SUGARS
Crashed c4s, wuIrE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Mo'asses
Sugar House Syrup
Rio Java African Coffee
Gunpowder, Hyson and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Fresh Citron, Raisins, Currania, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger, Nntnegs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS,
Super 1905 French Brandy
do J. J. Dupel's Brandy ,'
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Vino
do Very old Gin;
Cordias and Syrups
Old Rye Whiskey (Miller's)
do Monongahea Whskey; Rectifed do.
Porter and Ale in pin and quarts
Salt, Iron. Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Bale Rope and Twine. II. LEVY
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great public good can be done in day. Yet
we are far from despairing. The ability is in
us, and must be brought out.
Charleston Mercury.
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NEW=E0oD oDss -: -
GREATER. II BiRGai Us, FHAN EvER,
AT THE cHEAP,sT0RE,
DJoPpos1rE TIE posr oFcIeEeE0aae
The subscribers beg leave to call the at,eas;on of
ALL who .wiskto, get q Ssas
LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS, SO
with a. -. ~. s.
A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY So
e., IMPORTANT ~FAGTit:s. :. |,
That they have returned to Camden with a large
and fresh supply ofaa. .4.sa..g
Dry Goods, Clothing, Beets and Shoes.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SC. :, 2: !.
Embracing almost every article usually foundina
WELL ASSORTED STOCK. ~. las,
Which they have now open, ready for inspection
and sale one door above their old stand,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
and they are determined to sell the same 80 cheap
that all uo mish 10 duy have only 10 call TO satisfy
themselves t,at they ~ ~ - .s s.tsf
C.a.H.rOT BUY CHE.dPELl,,.' :
+, Thankful f6rthe liberal patronage they received
last season, they solicit call rom all who want
cheap Goods. IL, :, a-4.r. jstaggsf.
ELIAS & KooPMAN.
Oct. 25. IL H
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Ordinary's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
In pursuance OF he Act Of Assembly, will be
sold on Saturday the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock NJ.
at the residence of the late E. S. Clarkson all her
per!shabIe property consisting of household and
Kitchen furniture dc.
Terms at sale.
JOHN R. JOY, KID.
Nov. Is, la43. 46
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Just Received.

just Received,
$500 pounds pure White Lead
l50 gallons Lamp i-
$50 /" Linseed Oil
rs " Spirits Turpentine
300 pounds Sal Erams
100 Black Pepper
IS Cogae's Starch
IL dozen Sands Sarsaprilla
/ bale Hops
In conformity with the times, the above articles with all
the Goods in store, will be sold lower than they have
been in this market. f. L. ZEMP
Light! Light!
Bleached LAMP OIL, of good quality, can be
mad at sS cents per gallon.
Nov 49, F. l.. ZEMP.
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Fresh Fruit.

Notice. o..
All persons are forbid helping themselves lc
Bricks from my Yard. | will take pleasure in at
tending to all who may want Brick, and return
them thanks for their patronage.
GrThe person or persons who helped them
selves last Fall to some 5000 Bricks have neglec-
ted to report, which hope they will do soon. The
person who did the same thing last week will con-
fer favor BY reporting to me the amount taken or
paying for them.
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
July &c 30 If
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Horse and Wagon for Sale.

HOrSC GNu "NSVN lux SufC'
:W;ll he sold before the court house on the tirst
Monday in December next, four horse Wagon
and one Horse. Teens cash.
Nav 90 NEIl.I. McRAE.
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The Office one door below w. ]. Gerald Esq.
formerly occupied 10y Doct E. II. Anderson
Applyto H. LEVY
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-. Store 10 Rent.
The Store at present occupied by s. B. LEVY;
possession given by the middle Of November
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II baskets CHAMPAIGN, first quality. in
pinis and quarts, Key. anchor and SWIM brands.
Nov 20 JAS. G. McKENNA.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

II. DRUCKER g. co.
Are now receiving their fall and winter stock,
consisting OF an extensive assortment Of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUT
LERY. Sc. &c, TO- which they invite the atten-
ton of purchasers. Call aud see, at Inc
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite the Bank Of Camden
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THIRD QUARRY STATEMENT OF The
mutuaI Life Insurance. Company

THIRD ouAREY STATEMENT OF THE
mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YoRK. NO. 35 WALL STREET,
For the second term Of foe gears
Amount Of 1st dividends and reserved fund, $ooS .!
Amount Premiums received from
1st Feb to lst Nov. 184S, on ac-
count of second dividend, sls5,ss 43 .7.s
AmSmt received s ysdo6d for i;sshd ssa rsf' 1910
Amount received for interest
bonds and mortgages &c. l5mS 70 3.
Annuies--baance, $500 10 .o,- ,,o o.
e.. s753,5ss g.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses and expenses and paid for .
'o''e'''''o p'''''''' ASSETS
Cash on hand, 220l IS
Cash deposited in the
Bank of New York =: 1875 IS
Bonds anil Mortgages OH
Real Estate in the city
ofN. York, and Brook
lyn, valued al twice the
amot Il. loaned thereon 475.2S7 l9
Stocks y. the State and
CITY of New York and
of old the United States 1s4,lo2 80
Amount due from Agents 3,746 80
Amount remaining un-
paid on half yearly and
quarterly policies ssu-
ed previous TO first di-
vidend 2u93 ~ 49,.
--6S2367 81
-S753,5 ,56s "a
Increase of investments since Feb last l64747 50
Number of policies issued from LIST May last 59l
Whole number policies is -,
sued. 5597 of which 1924 are for life.
Less-cancelled. forfeited, , - $50 years
and expired, dead and " l52 " 9th pds
surrendered. 152
42G6 1866
NJ. ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANKS. Secretary.
JOHN ROsSER, Agent for Camden,
l.. VI. HATCH, Charleston
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NEW CASH STORE.

The citizens of Kershaw and the adjoining difI
tricts arerespectfuly informed that the subscriber
Levy, and is now receiving large and carefnlly
selected stock, consisting of . sss - ss4
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LtiulcS> ~
6-4 Brocale Cashmeres, with
Trimmings to match
Rich Plaid Cashmeres ~
Newest styses printed do
Chameleon Cashmeres a
Trafalgar Plaids 20. So
Satin striped Cashmeres
Fancy N. DeLaines, new de.
signs
Sarin striped klpacas
Black and colored do
Finest Earieston Ginghams
Changeable French do
Fancy check do. in great va
riety :"
Sllawls, suitable for the sea-
son-amnngst them are.
" "I,amartine," " Cahforaia," /"
and Mexican" 81 Shawls
81 printed Cashmere:dO t.
Small Sha~ls every descrip-
tlon 1872
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For Sale OH Accommodating Terms.
The premises at present occupied by the sub
scricer. Also, Summer Residence at KirkYoed.
Ocl. 81. c. MATHESCN,
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For Sale.

For Sale. /.
Cognac Brandy, Scolcli Whiskcy. Rasins, Currant
and Almond. by J. McEWEN.
Nov 2Y U az
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DA9 9O0O9p
Hardware, CrOckerY and Groceries,

All of which he offers FOR CASH sat snob Irices
as must command the attention of. purchasers =
The following are few of the articles, which
he can confidently recommend as being nnsurpas-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-23
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1913.
Gen. Tayior's opinions on slavery.

The following extract from an able article III
the Boston Atlas. corresponds not only WIN '''c
opinions expressed by many Northern Delega'es
to the National Convention as TO Tie views I'll,
teftaincd BY General TAYLOR on the Emporium
and cnerossing subject of Slavery, ana us en-
,e,s;on into Free Territory but with the views
and principles clearly ard explicitly ia'o oo""
IN the Alison letter, which we have heretofore
,,.;co unfinished. Gen. TAYLOR, with his we'll
,,os,ed ,puiops in regard to Executive inter
e,reucc with the w-making department of the
Government. and in regard TO the exercise OF the
Veto. will leave the question of Free Territory
TO be decided by the great Council OF the Ma
ton. to whom it belongs-the American Con-
,ress. Lepis Glass; on the contrary, the servile
lickspittle, who fawns on Monarchists and eu.
l,gizes Louis Philippe, and who sells something
of higher consequence than his body for the
votes Of Slavery propagandists, has given his
PLEDGE to VETO that decision of the American
Congress, SHOULD IT BE On TIE SIDE OF FREE
DOM!
After referring to Gen. Taylor's letter ,oCapt.
Allison, the Atlas says -
Upon one point only the letter is SILENT and that
point is one in regard which much interest is felt
at the North We mean the extension Of our terrific
~ and the spread OF human slavery. We are hnppi-
" able to supply ii from the pen of Gen. Taylor
himself at least from that OF one who knows him
well, the information we need upon this important
point.
Col John johnson of Upper Piqua, Ohio, who was
selected by the wings OF Miami as their Delegate to
the Conventions staunch undoubed whig-who has
in long life devoted the cause, done it great
vice-a delegate Harrisburg, in 1899 and to Balti-
more in 1874, and who has known General Taylor
long and Intimately writes in letter before u.s. that
Ile is all we could desire upon this very point lie
thnt he regarded Slavery as great evil to the coun-
try and expressed strong hope that the time might
arrive when we could &c, rid Of it altogether; and
Col Johnson declares his rncs conviction that Gen.
Taylor sthe last man TO counfcndnce its being eL
tended in any nep territory that may be brought in
10 the Union
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Petition To- sell Hand.
STATE OF VERMONT


The HJH0rd,lc Pr0tdfc Cour .'Or Tie Distrjo' a
CtirenfeR, 10 eli tuSoaS "a 'rhOm these iyoscD'S
ShaN coR,s, tRrLuNn.
hAliEREAS, Pin, VI. tofhIn, guardian OF Laura
w VI. tnbu Ruyal \ tOIbm. AID trli'ailnc \
cormn, having hrd IA said Couil his Application, m
wiring stttlnI forth THAI his siild wards s. ,rd
and possess, oaCh at undivided twelfth pant ul
the land at the junction at ChuIch and Bank streets
m Burlington, where the late William \ Grsvuid
lived also ui undivided twelfth paIi Of the place
and lot south 1T tive Baptist meeting house m sand
Burlington; ais ot one twelfth paIt VI the one hall Of
quarter lot 80 M sad Burlington also oi pew
M the ucw Buck meeting houst-a.sp at two lois oi
land Va Barton IA Orieous county, number elsht in
s.vcuth run-e and number seven IN t,!t ninth ran!
and that II viii be advantageous To hla SAT- Naids
that the sane hc sol and the proceeds invested II.
s,,cAs or placed At lnlrie:t ali PRAYING -ald touu
- grant bun license TO srl N. interest OF ils said
wJljs N and real estate.
NHLRLu ltS. l.lr a.Id Probate Cuut ~ ruCd the
l9tll day at Juiy, \ 1913, iUl nc anna auj dCCid-
luE on SAID Application, a. N. FIo1as Ui'ge n -alt
bmhlelou aHG ordered that al persons interested
should tC nnllnrd thereof, by PUBLISHING TINS oEl-
containing The substance oi sud apple ttlon three
weeks successfully, M tho Burlington Free fiess a
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