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he Voters Of Lancaster District.

TO the Voters Of Lancaster District.
Felluo Citizens: Since my name has been used
as cand date for Clerk of the Court of Lancas.
ter District, an erroneous report has been circula.
ted, which feel 1t my duty 10 correct
The report is, that ! came out for the purpose
Of breaking down certain candidate which is ac
tually false. After strong soictat LIS from many
friends, ! consented TO come before the people as
a candidate for the above named office, and nv
only motive for coming out was to be elected, and
not to injure or break down any candidate.
Fcllow-cItizens, you have once trusted me with
all Office: which hope you have never had cause
to regrcts and for which tender you my sincere
thanks; and should be so fortunate as to be your
choice for Clerk of the Court, do assure You, il
accommodation, and a strict attention to business
will please you, you shall hare no cause to regret
your choice.
JAMES r. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Dec. |, 1S4S. st
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Fine Chemicals.

The subscr. ber has just received and opened a
lot Of very choice Chemicals; consisting in part
of-Sulph Quinine, Suph Morphine, Acct Nor.
phine, Iodine, Proto Iod Mercury, Carmine, Kermes
Mineral, Ext Kshania, Hyd Potash, itraie Iron,
Cyanuret Mercury, StrycInine, Deuto Iod Mer-
curry, Drop Lake. Oxide Bismuth. Piperne, &c &C.
All Of which will be sold unusually low for CASH
or short credit, by J. A. CLEVELAND.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hail.
Dec II If 80
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Daguerreotype Likenesses,

You that have beauty, should 10 Coburn take it.
You that have hone, should 90 and let him make it..
DannriNs Register.
A. COBURN, has opened a Daguerrean Gal
lery over the Post Office, and invites the Citizens
of Camden to call and exar,inc his specimens, and
Judge for themselves of their arstical merit. ANY
person sitting for their picture, need not take il,
unless satisfactory.
Camden, Nov l4th, 1913. If 48
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just Received at Our iionse.

just Received at Our HoHse,
A choice stock of LIQUORS., which will be
sold low for cash, and in such quantities as to
suit purchasers, viz:
BRANDlES of the Otard and Depuy brands
GlN-Swan, Apple and Imperial -
W WHlSkEY-Scotch, Irish, Mdhongahela and
North Carolina
RUM-Old ST. CroiI and Jamaica.
Tennets Glasgow Ale
Philadelphia dn 43ir#a
Byass' London Porter, &c. &c; -.
JAS. e. McKENNA.
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press long before the mails started, or delay il
Tor twenty.four hours for another mail.
The thing is imPracticable, without destroy.
ing in great degree the speedy transmission
of news BY the papers; and that Mr.. Johnson
should have not discovered this during bis term
in the office of Postmaster General, is conclu-
sive evidence that he ought never TO have been
put In it.
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Notice.

The Undersigned in consequence of i'll health,
has come 10 the conclusion to close Business and
requests all indebted to him to come and pay up,
he will be found for few months at the old stand,
after that his Books, Notes and Accounts will be
found at the Office of John J. Workman, Esq.,, who
will attend to the settling Of the same.
w. C. WORKMAN.
Dec l3 If 30
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Just received Ladies black and white French
KID Gloves, Thread and Cotton Edgings very
cheap Superior Black Bombazine, Heavy Scotch
Hollands, Clear Lawn Handkerchiefs, Skirting
Cloths, Linen Cambrics. Worsted Yarns, Beads &
Purse Trimmings, Irish Linens very low, York
Mills Long Cloths. f. w. BONNEY.
Dec If 40
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From the Columbia Telegraph, Dec. 10.

From the Columbia Telegraph, Dec 49,
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The British Steamer Niagara, arrived a
Boston, on Saturday morning, bringing ac
counts to the I'd inst:
The news from the Cnntiueu, is Of the mos
exciting character.
The sovereign Pontifr has been assaileJ in
his own palace. The people of Rome, at the
instisaiion OF club mob proceeded to the Qni
rinal palace, demanding new Ministry and
an n,medaie5declaraion of war. The Swx.
Guards resisted the mob and attempted to pro.
tcci the Pope. An unsuccessful attempt was
made 10 burn the palace. The civic qua dis
afterwards invested the building, CONNIE need
fusilade and overwhelmed the Swiss Guards.
aHd shot Palmer, the Pope's Secretary, in the
breast. Al last the Ministry sent in lit of a
new Cabinet, comprising the names oil the chief
cOnspiraiors, on the 18th.
The Pope himself was under guard-all his
power gone.
The French Republic has sent troops to sup
port the Ponliff against his subjects.
AUsrRIA.--An immense imperial army is
about invading Hungry. The Berlin papers
nay tbdeNue1 VIII ucet WIN Stern reception.
Drs. BEEcmER and JELLINcK have been exc.
cu,ed for their participation in the Vieunoise
revolution.
Berlin remains as beforc-no confirmation
ofthe Kings dissolving his Cabinet yet ap.
pears.
FRANcE.-Cavaignac has carried vote Of
confidence in his administration almost unan.
lnously in the Assembly. His speech was high.
" satisfactory absolvIug him from all blame as
to the June Revolution.
His having sent forces to relieve the Pope
will aid his election. 1t has been reported That
the Pope had fed from Rome.
CAyAIGNAc has sent four Steam frigates car.
rying brigade Of troops to secure his liberty
and safety, and respect for his person. An
Eavoy Extraordinary was also sen, to Rome to
confer with the French Ambassador-and
reinforcement oftroops was speedily to follow.
CAvAIGNAc read to the Assembly his in.
s,ructons 10 the Envoy to Rome, which were
to protec, the person Of the Pope, but not to ia.
teTfere with his people. CAvA1GxAc's pros.
poets were brightning. when NAPOLEON issued
a manifesto, which turned the current again, in
which he avows his republican sincsrify-de.
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Town Taxes,

1OWH Taxes.
The Town Taxes will be due on first day of
January next All Licenses will expire on that
day, as well as communication for Road Work
The undersignedi will open tho Books on the
first day of January, to receive the same, and will
keep them open until the first day of February,
after which time, delnquents will be returned 10
Council, to be dealt with according 10 Law.
BY order of Council,
L. w. BALLAD,
Town Recorder.
December 24th. ls46. If n
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FRESH GROCERIES,

Tile subscriber has just received fresh supply
of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part a.
follows tHr
S,;::::s. i; i CT: :; BROWN SUGARS
Clarified
cssi Crashed WHITE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Molasses w.. :.
Sugar House Syrup .-n,g.l
Rio, Java, African Coffee
Gunpowder, Hyson and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper Spice and Ginger b.
-ALso- !F'l-s-a~
Fresh Citron, Raisns, Currants, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger, Nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS.. -
Super 1905 French Brandy ~
do J. ]. Dupey's Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wins
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
Cordals and Syrups
Old Rye Whskey (Miller's)
do Monongahela Whiskey; Rectifed do.
Porter and Ale in pins and quarts Esr y. =
Salt, Iron. Gunny and Dundee Begging
Bale Rope and Twine. Fl. LEVY
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: testation of Socialism, and desire for univers'
+ peace with all nations. ~
The French funds have improved, and III
: Cholera was decreasing.
AUSTRIA has accepted the preferred media
alton and agreed to hold conference at Brus
sells. The armistice is to be prolonged unit
the French election is over. Austria engage
not to attack Venice. A report was current a
Paris on the first that Windischgratz had beet
assassinated, but was not credited 'Fhe i'm
preston was gaining ground that France vii
settle quietly down into sober Republicanisn
after the Presidential election.
The Frankfort papers state that plot for a
republican rising, and for the assassination Of
the members OF the German Parliament, had
been discovered. Marshal RADErzKY reported
in Rome on the 20th' Perfect tranquility had
succeeded the Revolution of the l7th--lhe
Pope expressed himself satisfied with his new
Ministry, and the new order ofthings.
The dispute between the Kings of Nalpes
and Sicily, is about 10 he amicaby adjusted
GREAT BRIrAlH.-1he Bullion in The Bank
of England, is rapidly increasing. Large mum.
bers of American merchants are at Manchester.
The IRISH journals contain nothing Of inter.
est. Baring's circular says: American stocks
are in fair demand al improved prices. Six
per cent. Buyers of Louisiana bonds Union
Bank, at last rates.
Cotton in the early part of the week advan
ced one eighth ofa penny, but nearly lost the
advance.
Fair MibiIe, 3D.; Upland, 3 I 3d.; Orleans,
l.sd.; same description Middling, 3 3.4d.
Sales "i the week, 80, 900 bales.
CAUr1oN.-The Raleigh Register says
1--WE understand that considerable number of
$40 counterfeit Notes upon the Cape Fear
Bank are in circulation, OF which the public
will do well to beware. They can be easily
detected, on inspection, as they are very unlike
the g"nuine-ihe signatures being engraved
and the notes made payable to William CASTOR"
A Sw1SDLER.- Augusta Constitutional.
ist Of Saturday says:
"We were shown, yesterday. by mercan.
tile house Of this city, several bnxes cheese,
which would put wooden nutrnegs to the blush.
To all appearances they were 4 No. l, hard.
md well tasted, for about an inch in depth: but
he interior was nad. up of nothing but slush.
The manufacturer apparently made up two
:hers" ran. about an inch in thickness, OF good
cheese, glued them together, opened an aper-
ure at top and then poured in his slops. He is
rogue of the first wafer, should he found out
md his name published in every paper in the
Union.
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New Fall Goods. .

New Fall Goods. 5
The subscribers are now receiving and onenino,
their Fall stock Of Goods, consisting. in mari. Of
Latest styles of winter Sattinets: Vestinoa.
goods, for ladies' wear cravats: Stocks
Apaccas Suspenders -
Bombazines Bed Tick !,
Ginghans Linseys ~,
prints Flannel; Blankets
Shawls Blea. and bro Sbirfn,,,
Sroadcloths Hose and half Hose
Cassmeres; Tweeds Gloves ri,. .sT4f5
A complete assortment Of Ready made Glots
lrg; Dress, lnerino, lambs wool and silk Under
shirts; ladies' Vests, fashionable Hats; mems and
boys cloth Caps, dc. s',~ ra4f
TO which they feel a confidence in iryitiuu tie
attention of their customers and the public, both
as regards quality and price. 80
A. M. & R. KENNEDY.
sept. 90 SO -F a.. ~e.tf !.
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Holyday Ticket over the South. Carolin
Rail Road.

~: ~ {RzszE ~ slsSEz S $50 e ~
For the accommodation of individuals or families
disposed to visit town or country, during the Holy
days, they will be passed from one Station 10 ano-
ther on the Road, by paying full fare one way, and
be permitted to return free.
This half fare ticket to be issued on and after
the 23d inst. and to expire on the 3rd of January,
l649. GEO. s. HACKER,
Dec. 20. Sup. Trans. s. C.. r. R.
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New FAN and winter Goods

NJ. DRUCKER e. co! sasa l.s
Are now receiving their fall and winter stock,
consisting Of an extensive assortment Of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE cur
LERY, &c. &C., TO which they invite the atten-
tion Of purchasers. Call and see, at the ~ -
CAMDEN. BAZAAR,
Opposite The Bank of Gender
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StraVed or Stolen

From the subscriber, on the 25th of November,
black Mare, three years old mex, spring, well
built Any person taking up said mare and letting
me hear of it will be suitably rewarded.
HENRY CULPEPPER
Gold Mine P. o. Dec l3. 3t
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A Shooting Match
Negroes TO Hirc

Negroes to Hire.
The following will be offered to the highest
bidder on Monday, Jan. !, ls49, Gor that year, a,
the Court House:
JiNNEY, house servant, cook, superior wash.
or, SC.
JAKE, laborer, hostler, &c.
SARAH, cook, washerwonan and house servant
PIIILLfS,
AMELIA, house servant &c.
WALLY, laborer
Terms-Noles with approved personal security,
payable lst of January, 1850. Further particu.
lars given at the hiring.
Dec. g. J. B. KERSIIAW.
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OUR HOUSE.
OYSTERS CHEAPER THAN BREADl

OYSTERS CHEAPER THAN BREAD
The subscriber having just returned from Char.
lesion, takes pleasure in informing those who have
so literally patronzed him, and al. those who NAV,
that having made arrangements with New York
and Charleston agents, TO receive daily supply
OF oysters Fish, all Game in season, together
with our home market, fatters himself that he will
serve up the above varieties of the season in as
good style s any Restaurant in the Union.
City and country orders promptly attended to.
JAS. T.. MckENNA.
Betler knorn as MAC,
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Currants, Raisins, Citron, Almonds and fresl
Prunes in fancy boxes. Also Virginia Cheese ant
Butter. For sale by E. w. BONNEY.
Dec l3 If 5o
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Constantly OH Hand.

Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsadarlla, DR.. Jayne's
Medicines, Eau Lustral, Bandone, for curling the
hair, Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Ginger Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice, Starch, Nuimcgs, &C.
latino, with thousand articles beside.
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Just Received.

Just Received,
$500 pounds pure White Lead 49, = it-f
$50 guons Lamp oil -tf ssfEss
$50 Iiilseed Oh tk -
Is +" Spirits Turpentine
500 pounds Sal .Eratus isssvr' ~
100 Black Pepper
~ Cclgate's Starch
II dozen Sands Sarsapria ...r
bale Hops
In conformity with the times the above articles with al,
the Goods in store will be sold lower than they have ever
bccn i'll this market. +, /. ZEMP
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCEsS
Those who wish 70 supply themselves with
First Rate Domestic Goods.

| 0OMES1IO IN 1G1Ux4AHN06
Those who wish tossupply themselves with
First R0te:DOnsessSc Goods.
3 Are requested to ealfrat.t6es subscfibers5
20 s5 NEW CASH sT0RE,W
Second door below Mr.. H. Levy's, and aseertain
the prices oftbe following artfc1es>
IA and Sd blea. Homespuns and Long Cloths
IA and 4 bro., = do
6.4 and 1914 bleached aud brown Sheetings q
B'eached and brown Cotton Drills t+ss.:l..
Bed iickngs, of superior quality 80 81
Blue Denims and Cotionades = -. -
Marlhorough stripes and Apron Checks q i
Red Flannels, plain and twilled Z ,.eE:,;''G :.,
White Lancashire and Welsh FIanueis s
W hltney and Duffle Blankets s
Negro Blankets, very cheap ~.
An assortment OF Negro Cloths, &c. &c. &c.,
All of which he guarantees as low as they car
be found. 80 !.
THE COTTON GOODS,
lie would particularly call attention to, haynppu
chased since the recent -
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET.
And offered at prices which cannot fad to Isruk
Inc most economical purchasers @tg
Nov 8. = JAMES WILSON.
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Some more of that celebrated CORN SALVE.
which has afforded this community so much case
during the present year, and preserved its EVEN
NESS OF TEMPER, in spite of the HARD TINES
Nov 30. H. ZEMp
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Attention.

further supply of Groceries just received
making my stock complete. Those wishing to
buy, have only call and am satisfied i'll 90 away
pleased with their bargains.
GERALD'S Grocery
Dec l3 If IN
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Ay18NSy &GQ0G8Ga
=. FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
The Subscriber has received the past week % Cases
noots and shoes. embracing great variety-of 2
"eh light Calf and water proof pegged and sewed Boots
40 do do do do yBootees
Ladies black and coored Cater and half Cater Boots
10 KID morocco, seal and leather Ties and buskns.
,,! no 10 do do walking.
misses DO do do Boots,
do do do do walking
Boys light Boots all sizes from 6's to SIS.
-, DO l'ght and heavy calf and goat Boutees.
Chidens black and colored Boots and Shoes.
do goat, seal and leather Boots and Shoes.
House Servants Shoes.
complete assortment Of morocco and leather Boots and
Shoes, some large.
Heavy stock of Mems lined and bound and coarse Bro
gains and Negro sticl downs.
Hats, Caps & Bonnets.
Men and Boys Nura, Satin Beaver, Fur and Wool Hats
Gloth Glazed, Seal and Selets Caps.
Ladies and Misses Florence, Tuscan, Rice Braid Lawn
Straw and Willow Bonnets
All Of which will be sold at very low prices
G. W. OLNEY.
Opposite the Bank of Camden.
Dec 2otl, 1913 ct 81
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Dissolution,

dissolution.
The Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
Firm of Boyd & Brother, is dissolved this day by
mutual consent; the name Of the Firm will be used
only in the settlement Of its business.
J. ID. BOYD.
]. B. BOYD.
Lancaster c. H.. Dec 18th, lS4s. St 81
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For Sal,

For Sale.
Cognac Brandy, Scotch Whiskey, Rasins. Currants
and Almonds by j. McBWEN.
Nov 20 ,f "A
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
OF THE GROWTH OF 1913.
Anichokc, Asparagus

or AhC UhOh LII of 1915
Artichokc, Asparagus ICORN-Earlv in ears
BEANS-Early China Mo- Kne and Leeks, Scotch
hawk. Half Moon. large Lettuce Egg Plant
white Lima Rachel. Cram Melons, Mustard
barry. Valentine, Dutch lONlON-Buttons and seed
Ease Knife Okra; Pannp
BEET-Long Blood, Tumip PEAS-Early Washington
and Sngnr Frame. Warwick, Bishops
Broccoli, Collard and Cauli- Dwarf Marrowat Match
flower less Marrowfat, Prince Al
CARRoT-orange and AL bert, Very early, Charlton
tlngl,am Parsley. Pepper
CABBAGE-Early and late RADGSII-felow and Red
Drum Head May, York Tunip. Black
Sugnr Loaf Green glazed Spinach, Squash, Satisfy
and large Mountain Tomato
CELERY-whtr md sold ,TURNIP-Sprinp. Norfolk.
CUCUMBER frame, Hanover, Aberdeen, Re.
long cluster; short Top, Ru,a Baga
prcky -.srkin
-ALSo-
Mllet Lucerne, Canary and Hemp Seed.
6The subscriber being in the habit of proving
his Seeds before vending, is enabled 10 recommend
them with confidence.
Dec. 20. J. R. McKAIN
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For Sale.
Yarn and ShirIing from tho Cs,awbu Factory, No.
Ca. by J. McEWEN.
Nov 20 If "A
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Al baskets CHAMPAIGN, first quality. ia
pns and quarts, Key. Anchor and Swan brands.
Nov. 20 JAS, c. McKENNA
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REMARKABLE CASE OF DRopsy.-We are
Informed by a resident of Coxsakie, Green
connty, that there is at that place most remark
able case ofthis disease on record.
The patient is man of about 90 years ofagc,
and has the last two years been under the rem
edIal care of DIR. ]. B. Henxhaw; but in his alb.
sence, has been Of late, and is at present, under
the treatment of DR.. G. E. Budiington. The
patient has undergone the operation oflapping
ls5 times. and the amount of water taken ex.
cceds 500 gallons or 4sl0 lbs. Notwhstand.
ing this, the patient is in a tolerable state Of
general Eeahh.
Our informant also states that The above
named physicians have expressed probability
that. ny a strict adherance to the present course
of treatment he may yc, entirely recover.
Albany Argus.
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TO Rent.

TO Rent
The fine Brick Store, Dwelling House and Prt
misses in Log-Town, at present occupied by NJ
Creight. Apply Immediately, to
Dec. u. J. B. KERSHAW.
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Ayre's Cherry Peetoral,

Just received, full supply Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
truly valuable REMEDY for coughs. colds and all aec.
tos Of the lungs Medical Colleges and the Profession
generally have given it the tdst hatering reception its
and fully laid open TO their inspection. 1t s powerful
and efficient remedy in aggravated disease, and in dmin
ished doses one Of the peasanest safest and best family
medicines in Use. For sale in Camden by JAMES X. Nc
kAIN, Druggist. Oct, lS.
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To Rent or Sell,

10 Rent or Sell.
That Iurge new Store and Dwelling House situated
on Broad Street, opposite the Episcopal Church, for
terms apply 10 JAMES McEWEN.
Nov 20 tf AZ
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To the Voters of Lancaster District

10 the Voters of Lancaster District.
FeHoW- Citizens: Having been influenced by er-
roncous calculations, and the advice of few
friends, published my resignation as candidate
Tor the Sherltfalty of our District (being somewha,
fearful OF success from said calculation but when
the mass OF my friends were made sensible of the
fact, they protested against my withdrawal, belicv-
ing my chance good for success; consequently,
now declare myself yet candidate, and dctermin-
ed to see the race out, and trust altogether to my
friends for success. Very Respectfully.
Dec. |. ELI e. BISHOP.
South Carolina,
KERSH4W DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
l.. c. Jones, for James Croxton,)
Nathaniel Hochkisp,
John Adams
The Defendant Nathaniel Ifotchkiss, who is in
the custody Of the Sheriff of said District by vir.
tue of the above Wrils Of Capias I'd SasIacen-
dum i'll order to avail himself of the benefit of an
Act passed for the relief Of lnsolven Debtors has
filed in my office on oath, schedule OF his whole
Estate.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiffs
in the above stated cases, as well as all others
concerned, TO be and appear at Camden OH the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, at IL o't lock NJ before the associate Judges
10 show cause, if any they can, why the said De.
fendant should not be discharged from further
confinement, on his assigning and delivering the
effects mentioned in his Schedule.
s. E. CAPERS, Clerk
Clerks Office, Dec. ii. 1913. Bin 50