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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-14
BOOTS, SHOES AND SHOE STOCK.
DIR. SPEARS
so MUCH crLgDRATE1
Indian Vegetable Medicines

ARE Universally 10 he the SAFEST cneapos
~ aud ofscual emeios for tho various diseases '
the Human System, offered 10 the public They
be relied wh Confidence To cure all curbe cases Their
action immediate and thorough eIadcang diseases IN d
forms Thousands who have been pronounced ncufa
Bile by their physicians yet live 20 testify to the virtues OF
'oesnoriorry preparations having been restored to
These medicines well known 10 require an esen
sve notice Scarcely village eA's throughout New Eng
land where living WITNESSES cannot lie found TO testify Of
we vii name here s,me of tho principal medicines ard
their uses ring the inquirer AFTER health to the FAM
lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by d.. J. 5, SPEAK,
may bo found REF treulise the origin and
of tho principal Diseases which uct humanity directions
preserve and restore health together with
from highly Ie.G%s'o "s9g to Io
can NC ob'amed Of DR. Spear: Agents, free
Den.a' iadi o.lion Liver Complainr, Decy, Ne Won,
Affections, Phhisic Asthma, pLpaton, Bronchitis, &C.
CATARRH SNUFF.-For Gonsumpii n, Catufrl Cough,
Headache se. this is certain for CaraIh and sur
passes other seParaon for cleansing the head ia
THE LIVERwoRT PILLS, have been for a long time
considered universal medicine A Trial Of one box will
satisfy the patient that they ar" ne pes puIse''ve KNOWN
They the colds, colds, pains levers, II
sCRoFULA sYRuP-Ths Is ooe tho most cifee,ual
agents ia cleansing aud purifying tho blood II 70
every impurty from the SYSTEM whether Ola scfou-
lous or canceTous IL IS compound OF 10
gradients Of purely vegetable character. For efficacy
a' cnWLLRA MoRBris & 0YsENTERY CORDIAL
fused according deconsu is warranted eyoy
iOt which u u reconamnded'
Rheum in its worst ioinl'.
TONIC coRDfAL--is one OF the most powerful ones
dsdovefed it is tho best female medicine to he OBJ
tained
WoMAN's FRIEND, for the falling OF the Womh-This
is ,he only remedy before tho public for this purpose Il Oh
the Necessity nfresoiins 10 Instruments, and
quesinnably q most certain remedy.
EYE " ~ ER-Ths is the best Eye Water now 10 use.
GRAVEL MlXTURE.-This will cue all eases Of grav
81. For other Remedies, see " Family Physician"
All the ingredients The above medicines furnished
by naiuo herse aud are combined in accordance with
known principles universally received as sound by scientific
Physicians
Their merits have been acknowledged by thousands :
They have been tested proved aqua TO the eousd
Grafton claimed for them.
liza fair nal fails to health confident is thu
proprietor of their efficacy that thu of any oe
which does effect will be paid, provided doc
moi exceed ono hund ed du,lurs.
Principal Office, $40 Washington street Boston. Also
soil by =. X. COLLINS, Montpelier; also, by Agent
throughout tho country. 22ly
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FIRE ENCINES!

QUILT in the thorough manner. not liable to get out
ID Of order, and warranted to do good execution
Portable EAgiaestrOm SOto S15
Larger EagiHesJrom 100 TO $500.
These are Tho economical Engines that hut,
and are afforded low that every Village, Fuo,ory
afford to purchase protection against
Fne.
Engines warranted he Of power equal to any other
chine, nad furnished ut one Fourth Less price
J. U, \ ]. II. PADDOCK.
PAppoeK's FuRNAcE, 7s,C
81. JOhnsbury, W. !
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE OF THG EFFICACY OF
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.

From the Jhfstnn Freeman
While repudiale quHckery, ple led
give credit for that which truly useful, and give informa
which may benefit others. few days n brother of
from Horwuy, Me-, into office comfortable
heaith whom did not expect to again earth. We
received letter alew since, from another brother
his bed and could probably continue hut short time
Judge then OF our surprise when saw him of
fec lie has slight cough renumlng, II would be naur
al that he should have until he has further acquir
ing strength OF lungs But he j. comfortable health. Tho
follow ny letter which he addresses the General boston
Agent Tor the medicine which has restored wonder
fully, will show medicine has been the instrument Of
the good work.
Boston, Feb. lG, 1917.
Dr. d. F. 9rudlec,-Sh; | refrain ftom saying
word tn you of iIuchun's Hungarian B,
sam of Life " Here Is piun statement of facts IN citation
TO case AID ifheyare ofany scrvre IN inducing the SICK
to seek rehefa at the lTom whence obtained it, shall
be thankful
Wy residence is in Norway, Me. Three years ago last
fall tork violent cold which left cough of the most
Gravatd kind accompanied by pain in the lett ride.
nil work, and confined the house uut about inur
weeks since. DUNG that time received the best medical
attendance, and tiled nearly all The medicines which
recommended ia such cases, could find relief but
grew and worse and for last three weeks,
confined to my bed. Two at physicians gave
past recovery But NJ fortune would have IT, heard ofhe
Hungarian Balsam and Immediately procured liote. This
gave instant eini, and -x bottles have bTokon up my
cough, and placed me in situation TO esume with advance
ing health, my usual occupation.
BE WISE 10 DAY
Delay in any of Consumptye tendency, emphHtical
y Deaih under all Ordinary Treatment The Hungarian Bal
is q great ANTlDOTE, as well ms CURATIVE IT.
have symptoms above described be advised in timo.
Sold in large Bottles n dollar per bottle.
ADMINISTRATIONS, :. X. Collins. Barre, II. L, Them
Washington C. r. Gale. Chelsea D. lacon. Cevinth.
b. a0rd, G. IL Prchari, aud by dealers medicine gon,
crafty throughout New England s5vl
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BACLEY'S GOLD PENS!!

a. @, BAGLEH n co.,
CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens aud
u Pen hOdors Gold and Silver Pen aud Pencil cases, &c,
sc. Dealers supplied al the lowest trade PRICES. -
Warehouse, Old stand, j le9 Broadway, New-Yofk,
a. " " -
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open to Windsor, there connect-
[SYs,sFsI-l ing with the Vermont Central hntl-
1880 road, and ut white River, with the
UaiIroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
lAENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchhurg Railroad Depot, Boslou, daily Sun
hdnys excepted, IN connection " til Fchhurg, Vermont &
hiassuthusctts Cheshire and Vermont central Rnoads,
for bellows Falls Churlpstuwn and CGtemont, n. H. End
Windsor, White River, Royaon and Mortified, W. ut
l-2 A. Nj.
Leuv. NorthGc!d, VI for Boston, ats A. NJ
The & A. NJ. Train from Mortified connects at Groton
with Trans from Nashua, n H. aud Lowell md the EAST
ami Worcester New York via Norwich, Springfield and Al
b,ny, win Western Ruilroud
Foisht II ins will also leave Charostown, Mast. and
Nnrthhrl. VT dnily.
February >, lSi9. %
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Keene, Feb. 90, 1910.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

FITCH y u RG RAILROAD.
.o. ON and after Monday, april -, 1919,
S-sS4SS+A. EXPRk.SS TRAIN
--------Leuves Boston ut ~ A. Nj. Leaves Fitch.
upper roads. - -
For Grotou, West lownshend, and Fitchbufg, at $50
aud II A. NJ, and 3, 40 p. NJ.
Concord ut Il 30 and II A NJ. 3, 40 aad p. NJ.
Wathun G,5J, 1885, 10 and II y. NJ, l. 45, 325, 3,O
and Z. NJ.
Fresh Pond Mt. Auburn, md Watetown, at "A. NJ. IL
", q 20 and &, - p. NJ.
West Cambridge aud Lexington at / J A. NJ, . 30 and
30 p NJ
From Fi,chhutg AT 80, and II 55 A. NJ aud 40 p NJ
West TuNuseniut 7,3l q l,55 a NJ mud % Z. NJ.
Gruton ~ $50 A. NJ. and II, 80 and 5, Is 2. NJ.
Concord AT 9 25 and o, A. NJ. | 10 Il 5,55 p. NJ
Walthim at ,, Z, is nd 0 25 aud ii A. NJ. und
l3j. 23i,i - anG $50 2. NJ
We. Cambridge aud Lexington at 7 30 and III 10 A.
~ aud4 As Z.
Frosh Pond Mount Auburn aud WATERFOWL at 30
and 10 A. NJ. 81 and 4 30 z. NJ
b. The $50 am Up Tram will not stop ut stony Brook,
Lincoln and .unenbnfg.
The II A. NJ. Up Train will stop AT Weston aud West
Acton.
The 40 P. NJ. Up Tran will not stop at Churlestown
Porte,'s West Cumbdsc, ard Lunenburg.
The Morning Train down will not stop ut lunenbus and
Lincoln
The Evening Train down will stop Lunenburg and
Stony Blook ,,
Boston, April ], ls4o. -
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t%EaARDW ARE.

SCur1 FIELD, having made arrangements with the
- Nauuiaetur oil the kinds o II ARDWARE,
prepared supply those much reduced prices
Particular given the sus OF House Furnishing
Materials, such MOrce Locks and Lutches Mineral
and Rose " Ood Knobs, Doorandles, Butts aud Screws
Window Springs, tastenings and PUays, Blind Fdstengs
and Hmges, lc3-As0, large assortment Of JOiers
Tosls such Flames of all kinds Saws, Chscls, Gouses
Augufs. &C. Having them directly om the Mauut,e-
enables sell them less prices than be had
'' Nav i, 1919 90
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Il complaint of n most painful character. is
IMMEDIATELYR RELIEVED,

and follows by Few days Of this article, il Is
far before any ether preparation this ded for my
disease originating from impure blood See Pam
pat.t
This disease is purely one of tic blood the action Of
tins medicine, speedy that the Piles, whether uCr
mai external will he cured by its use in few weeks.
Hundreds perhaps can say thousands have been per
iecuy cured in the OF bottles OF this mix
tre and this is produced from the action Of i1
panacea upon the blood is likely 10 he permanent
tl,an cLLr-, .I.a.I mi
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DEBILIrY OF THE SYSTEM,
4 CERTAIN REMEDY

weak back weakness of the Kidneys, &C., inhninma-
this madeleine and is always result Of It's 1t
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5000 lbs. PHILADELPHIA Lead,

SToRRs LANGDoNs arc prepared to supply custom
- ers with any quantity OF Lewss pure White Lead.
Also Linseed oil and Paints of all knds at the YER,
lowest iates, for cash.
April IL, I549. 10
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proof OF in this distressing Of Complaints
See pamphlet al broken doioA, debitaied constitutions
from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing power OF
this article TO act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradcatcd from tue system.
The - distinct prOPeres which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound for the distressing class Of complaints whic
head this paragraph. For centuries there has been used
Ia u..rthn n LrLrDrc
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IncOssgestibic Proofs
O5the Efficacy Of tbs Baisam in the uOrsorm Of Consumption
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

7
DR.. Badeu-Deur Sir: The Hungarian DasaD is, beyond
all question perfect and admirable preparation for
diseases ofihe Lungs. hnvc used it IN my family and in
my ssion practice for tban years with
uniiorm entire in Of PonG
disfdsf and couscirntousy recommend all who
afflicted the most certain remedy for such discusses
with which | am acquainted. Yours respectfully,
FREDERIC SrCRER, NJ. d.
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deieferiOMs coPoaad IS part If This 7iIure cures
these diseases with certainty and celebrity and does
leave tile system torpid. See Pamphlet
SO thoroughly does this mixture act in this disease that
al immediate cure is ua,c. All other remedies are now
aside great vegetable preparation safe, (for il
contains poisonous mineral, which is the basis of all
other Fever Agc and rcmcdes)
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ARGENT PLATE.

4 aSPOONS, Forks. &c, made of this newly discover
W. ed material supercede a. articles, such Germun
~ Silver, Blush Albaa Plate, substitute for
Silver Plate. Being chemically free from impurities
withstands the strong of Aqua Forts, and being hard
md white Throughout, maintains color closely resembling
liver and improves by use. TOWN & HALL,
Mammalian, Oct. Is, 1913. d.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,
NO MINERAL AGEST,

Fersr and Agus. BlioHs Diseases--To the Great
especially, aud wherever these complaints prevail
medicine is offered.
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which in all diseases arrangements Of the emae lfnc
distractions difficulties. painful ,aenstrHatiOas mas
effected This is indigenous soil and
found in large quantities. and a medicinal property
stands without equul it forms of the compounds
IN the preparation. which as whole is tie best remedy
ever given 10 debltcd female; il is sure, and sys
h.nIn ,..IlE I'm r..Eorn I...I.I LIZ. IL.
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BANCROFT & HOLMES
IIAVE rece, ed and are landing at the Depot
III = Barrels Siought,r BiFrERs,
10 Boxes omaio KElCHUP,
" Sperm CANDLES,
go Mould do assorted sizes,
10 Z" II. W PIPES,
20 Ground CASSIA,
20 PIMENTO,
81 PEPPER,
10 Pepper SAUCE,
10 g. Peal STARCH,
8 " CITRON,
400 = aud half Boxes RAISINS,
go Casks do.
b " CURRANTS,
1000 lbs RICE,
30lO " SAl.ERArUS,
1>J-For sale the most favorable Terms.
Montpelier, January ~, ls49. 05
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CONSUMPTION CURED I!
BuChan's Hungarian BalSam of Life.

pUCHAN's Hungarian nnlsam, the Great English REM
ID edy Pcctotu aud Pulmonary Diseases, sti stands
uuvued and unsurpa.. ed the elegant asreoable,
and uu curative of these formidable complaints
known o the civilized world
Three wears trial in the United States, during
which time il ben distributed from Maine + ioda,
only establish eminent merit in all pats
of country, the great and only RELIABLE REMEDY
Of Pulmonary disease the best aud
grceabe curative O all the slight forms OF Colds Coughs and
Inllmnutons. that possibly be used.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY
Medy Mays and others, Applicants !
William Hill and wife Sarah, Nam
cy Broadway, widow OF Benjamin
Broadaway, decd, Ale,ha Mays,
Jesse Mays, and Abney Mays, chill
dren of Il deceased grandson, Alb
ney c. Mays,) Defendants. }
ET appearing 10 my satisfaction that the
n above named Defendants, distributes. }
of the Real Estate Of Abncy Mays. WIN depar-
ted this life in the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and four, residing in the neighbUrhuod Of
Cambridge. Edgelield District, at the time of
his DEATH These are therefore % cite aud ad-
monish the above named VIM. Hill and wife
Sarah. Nancy Broadway widow Of Benjamin
Broadway, deceased, Atetha Mays. Jesse
Mays, and Abney Mays children of n decea.
sed grandson (Abney, e. Mhys,J Defendants
and Distributes asAtoresaid to he and appear
in my office on or before the first NJ onday in
October next, to shaw cause if any they can,
why the Real Estate Of The said Abney Mays,
deceased. should not be sold inr Partition, or
their consent 10 the same will be entsred "t
Record. Given under my hand at my Office
the ninth day Of July A. ID. lS49.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
July IL 1919, l2t %
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Brought to the Jail

nF this District, MuIalo man who
" says his name is WILLIAM, aud
that he runaway from Mr.. Abram Lewry
living on Ducan's creek, Lawrens District
S, G.. 10 " hom he was hired, but that he
belongs to Mr.. Rubef, Mars, living -
miles above Newbcrry Court llouse, 5. c.
Said fellow is about five feet. six inches
hish-he is between 2l ant % years oI
aye and of light complexion. lie has sew"
eral scars on his forehead aud neck, The
most Of which he says was caused ny FALL
ing off Of horses; he also has scar or
his upper lip.
Tue owner is requested to cnnfe forward
prove properly, pay charges and take
him away. or lie will be dealt with as the
law directs.
II. R. SPANN, J. E. u.
June 1919, If ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.


NN7 P.JONES. WIN is now in the GUS
Wv . tody of the Sheriff Of Edgefed Dis
trct, by virtue of writ Of Capas ad SatisGaci.
endum, at the suit Of Richard Fowkc. having
filed his petition with a schedule on oath Of his
whole estate and effects, for the purpose of
obtaining the benefits of the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of this State, commonly called the In
solvent Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby
given that the petition of,te said W. P. Jones,
will be heard and considered in the courtof COM
mon Pleas, for Edgefeld District, at EdgefeId
Court House on Wednesday the 10Th day Of
October next. or on such other day thereafter,
as the Court may order during the term com"
mencing on the first Monday in October next,
at Edgeiield Cour, House; and all the creditors
Of the said w. P. Jones, are hereby summoned
either personally or by Attorney, then and there
in said Court, to show cause if any they can,
why the petition Of the sart w. P.JuneS, should
not he heard and considered, and The benefit Of
The Acts aforesaid shonld not be granted upon
his executing the assignment required by the
said Acts.
THOS. G. BACON. Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edgefield e. II. 9th July, IS49.
July II, l3,e %
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

fN HE COCh Of OhDINI9 n I.
Humphries Doulwaie. Guard of !
Francis Richardson, Minor, Opt
rS. =,
Jas Mr. Richardson IL S. Guin- 'I".'v" I.."a.,, -
ard, Eyecl'rS OF the lost Will aud -'''O''"''
Testament of David Richardson,
Deceased.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Il II. Miner and wife, Samuel Hill and Da.
vid K. Bell, Legaees under the viii Of the
said David Richardson, Deceased, live beyond
the limits Of this Stale. Ii is therefore ordered
that they do appear before me in my Office at
Edretield Court House ON Monday the Thir.
leen,h day of August next, to show cause if
any why lhe Accounts of the said James NJ.
Richardson and james S. Guinard, Executors
aforlsad. should not be accepted and Il final
scttlenent and Decree made npon said Estate.
Given under my hand at my Office the 9TH Of
May, lS49.
JOHN HILL, o. Z. n.
Mayo, 3m l6
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Brought to the jail

NF this District, on the 9th instant, a
W negro man, who says his name is JAR
RETT, and that he belongs to Mr.. Benjamin
Rice, living within four miles Of Union Court
House. Said fellow says lie is blacksmith,
and has very large scar on his left arm, just
below his elbbw, caused by burn; he also
has large dark spot or mole covered win
hair, OH the lower part Of the left check
He is about five feet six and half inches high,
between % and % years of age and light
compexion.
Tic owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law
dilecls. II. Il. SPAAN' J. E. D.
March 13, 1919 If
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brought 10 tho Jail

nF this District. negro man whosays
W his name is EDMUND, aud that he
belongs 10 Mr.. Henry Tippance, living
about seven miles below Y0rkville Village,
SC. Said follow is n6o"s nre e,r7s - o'sh'
inches high, between 90 and 2Lsyears Of
age and of dark complexion; he,has a scar
on the lurelead and also one over his right
eye, lie says he Runaway about Three weeks
since.
The owner is reques,e'! toScome (nrward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law
directs.
II. Il. SPANN J.E u.
June If ~
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
B. J: lf!. Ry""' Ca. se.
D;,h,rl Enylp

EP ]. RYAN. who has hccn arrested by
"a y. and is NOW in the custody Of the Sher-
ilf Of Edgclicd District, by virtue of Wri, Of
Capias ad Sali>lAcicndnm, at the suit of Rich
ard Fowkc, having filed his petition with a
schedule on oath of his whole estate and effects,
for the purpose of obtaining the benefits Of the
General Assembly of this State, community
called The Insolvent Deblois Acts. On motion
Of Mr.. Atkinson, Attorney for Defendant, pub
lie note is hereby given that the petitioG oI
the said e. J. Ryan, will he heard and con-
sidered in the Court Of Common Pleas, for
E,Icclield District. at EdgelirId Cuurl House
on The first day Of October next, ur on such
other days as the Court may oldcr during the
term, commencing on the first Monday IN Oco-
her next and all The creditors of the said b. j.
Ryan, are hereby summoned either personally
or by Attorney. then aud there in said Cour,
to show cause ifany they can, why the benefits
of the Acts aforesaid, should Lot be granted to
the said B. ]. Ryan, and he be discharged from
confinement. upon his executing the asst gus
menl required by said Acls.
Il. q. BACON, C. E. D.
Clerks Office, June Ii, lS49.
June 20 3ni %
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HEAD QUARTERS.

CHARLESTON, June 18th, lS49.
ORDER NO. S.
TENHE following Regiments, will parade nr
D. Review and Drill, at the times and pa-
ces following:
The 10Th Regiment of Infan'iy at Richard
SONS, on Tuesday the 3lst Of July next.
The 9TH Regiment Ill the Old Wells, on
Thursday the I'd of August next.
The 9th Reg ment at Loves, OH Tuesday
The 7th of August.
The 2nd Regiment of Cavalry nj Long
Myers, on Thursday the 9th Of August:
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry, at MORO"
Old Field on Saturday the 1lth Of August
The 9th Regiment ut Lomax's, OH Tuesday
the l4lh of August. w
The 4th Regiment near Ferrchnes' OH
Thursday the 10th Of August.
The AID Regiment, at Mlintons. on Salnr-
day the 18Th of August.
The ed Regiment, al Halls, ON Tuesday lhe
2lsl Of August.
The 5,h Regimen, at Hunters, on Thursday
the 23d Of August.
The LIST Regiment of Cavalry, at Plckens-
vile, OH Saturday The 25th of August
The 3rd Regiment of Infantry, at Toney' >
old STORE on Tuesday the 2Sth of August.
The Ist Regiment, al Brulon's, OH Friday
The 3lst OF August.
The Commissioned and non-commsSioned
Officers, will assemble tile day previous 10 the
review of their several Regiments, on their re-
spective parade grounds, for drill and lns!ruc-
ton. -,
An inspection of Arms Of euery company, will
take place immediately after The review ol
each Regiment.
The Major General will, with his staff, attend
the reviews, also, the Brigadicr Generals, with
their stats, in their respective Brigadcs, and
are further changed with the extension ol thls
order,
By order of the Commander-in. Chief.
j. w. CANTEY, Alj't. IL lnsp. GenI.
June 27th lSd9. tt 23
uT AbbeviIIe, Anderson, Pendlcton, Pickens
and GrecnviIle papers will copy until reviews.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Adam Eislebergcr, aud
wife, and others, Bill for
,.e PurIjjiOn

George Long, and others.
HT appearing TO my satisfaction that
u ZachariaI Wooey aud Elizabeth, his
wife, two Of The defendants, in this case,
reside beyond the limits of this SIaIe. On
motion Of Mr.. Griffin, Plaintiffs Solicitor
Ordered that The said Zacharial WooIcy,
and wife, do appear aud plead, answer or
demur to this bill. within three months
from This dalc, or that The said bill bv
taken pro conftsso against lI:em.
S. S. TOMPkINS, C. E. E. D.
May Is, 3m IL