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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

RUaoRED BURSTING OF A CALIFoRNIA SHIP
letter from Acapulco of April LIST, gives rumor that
ship from Panama for San Francisco filed with pas
sengers had been burn, at sea, and that all on board
with two three exceptions, had persisted
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

THEFr. An lrishman, named Martin Rowland,
stole four hundred dollars from Wheeler Phillips, at
West Woodstock, on Sunday night, the 29h ut How>
land about 50 years OF age feet 10 inches high fair
comPexoned, with light har, and has recently shaved
of ms whlskels. reward fy dollars is offered ior
the thief and money tosnty fire dol0rs for either
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

Snow IN Iowa. According to record kept
in Dubuque, Iowa, during the past winter, there
were nineteen snow storms there, from the I'd of
November to the LIST OF March. The entire
depth was five ieet one and halt inches
st. Louis RepubIicau
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Magnetic Telegraph in .Merico. A letter
from California adventurer, dated at the city OF
Mexlco. published in the Bunker Hill Aurora,
states mat Mr.. Skinner, formerly lawyer
from worcester county, but late OF Providence,
Is getting bill through the Mexican Congress
Tor telegraph between Vera Cruz and Mexico.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

CoNSEcTIcuT. The Legislature met al Hartford
Wednesday, May . The Senate was organized BY
eleetng Hon. Henry Duton OF New Haven, President
pro tenn, aud Henry b Graves, Esq, OF ymoulh,
CeIk-boh Wings.
In the House on FIRST ballet for Speaker Hon. VIM.
w Boardman, ll0 John c. Lewis, Free Soil los :;
Scattering 2.
Ga I'd ballot, Lewis had lis out Of 22I, and was
elected.
Calvin W. PhilleO, Free Soil, and George C. Wood.
ruff, Democrat, Clerks
ELECTION OF GOvERSoR. May Sd, the two branch>
es Of the Legislature in joint ballot, have elected Mr.
lfnbO tW6isl for Governor, by majority OF tw elye
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

Liquor SELLING. George Knowl,on, who keeps
at the old DdriS stand on Franklin Sueet, and Aaron
Cemenee. at the house formerly known as the Lincoln
Square Hotel, brought before the Police Court on
Wednesday, on compliant OF the City Marshall, and
hned tioeny'dolars each, and Of prosecution
From this judgment both Of them appealed
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tIREs AT Maiden, Wednesday morning tie large
blOck,i factory OF J. H. Putnam was burned to The
ground with its goods, books and papers No insurance
Loss than $1,000
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

II Ann Carney,2l years of age, fouad dead
and sadly mangled upon the railroad track near one Of
the crossings on Albany street, Wednesday evening
having apparently been by the Brookine train
Ii is not known how the accident happened.
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gT The Boston Republican says tina, when the Hon.
J. c. Gray leaves our legislature finally he will be mis-.
sed az much as tie old drum OF Goldfish would be-
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~ At New YORK, on Monday evening, Mr Erbens
organ factory destroyed by FIRE, with nearly thirty
organs Of different sizes all valued at about $50 900.
and about gr7;000 were insured upon them. This is
The third time that Dir Erben has been burnt out
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

Z ar Ia Baltimore, Thursday morning, at drinking
house, Joan Price shot notorious gambler named
George Campbell, with revolver killing him instantly.
Pfice was arrested and committed prison Tie affair
caused ma9h excitement.
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u The remarkable Moadescrpl-Col. Freemont's
'Woolly Horse" of which much has been said in the
Southern and Western papers, has arrived III toNn, and
may he to-day and 10 mortow-see advertisement.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEsT. Mr. Balcomb, bag.
gage master upon the Stony Brook Ra. Road was kill
ed Tuesday Gfoion, by striking bridge while upon
the ears
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

U1 Tennessee is sad to be the only State in the
Union that had not foot OF railroad Oh the si of jan
uary, 1949.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

HE DIFFERENCES. The treaty OF Client was
signed Dec. "a, 1914 The battle of New Or.
leans was fought Jan. s, 1915, that is, fifteen
G'ys alter the peace Yves concluded Had Euro
Pean steamers and magnetic teegraphs been in
use in that day, some 700 poor fellows wo,iJ
have had a longer lease of their lives or Emhs
and general Jackson would not have been thought
"a ~ rresioeht. ChTonOtupe
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u Foriy-s'x deaths, from Cholera, occurred. at
s.. Louis, during lhe last week il March
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

MRS. ANDREW JAG KsoN- There is Ro1,oure
hren among Statesmen. Mrs Jackson. whrn
she married the General, was Mrs Roberts. and
her husband was still living. She had m her
grilsh days been the object of the Generals
idolAtry; but "the course OF true love never dbl
run smooth, and the youthful lovers differed and
separated The lady's original name was DoneI.
son: She afterwards married a man named Rob.
erts, who proved to be profligate, brute. a
drunkard, and tyrant. H was in the habit of
beating his wife, and OF otherwise treating her
with great brutality. This lamentabe state he.
ing made known TO Gen. Jackson, he one day cal.
LED at Roberts house, took her away and placed
ner 10 position where she would escape the
mend Ike conduct of her husband. Roberts rom.
planned that he was injured and iorciby deprived
OF ms "iie,s soclety; whereupon, he as inform
ed mat II he did not keep quiet, his ears would
De disposed OF. Subsequently, he submitted to
ulvorce' and General Jackson married the Iadv
MRS Jackson was good and very pious wo-
man. Out exceedingly illiterate She possessed
none Oh the graces that adorn fashionable life but
was beloved by her husband with a malchIess
oeVotion. She was the only beng on earth who
could control his iron will and fierce and indomi,.
'o temperament. NJ Y .{tlas
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Forester, ss September 25 Is49,
by virtue OF an Execution which issued judgment
IL recovered at the September Term ofhe Court of Com
mon Pleas for the County of Worcester A. ID. e49, in
favor OF Adams p Barnes and Joseph Barnes both Wo
cester in he County of Worcester gentlemen against
LU TIER BURNETT, JR., Of the Worcester, gen.
teman, have taken all the Right in Equity which the
said Luther Burnett had the fourth day of june ID.
1884, The day when the attached mesne pros
cess TO redeem certain mortsaged real in
worcester being The first five parcels Of real
Tered to in mortgage deed thereof of Samuel Harrington
and Jonas Bartlett TO the Worcester Mutual Fire Insar
ance Company recorded in the Registry said
county, book 1884, page &c., and for particular descrp
ton OF said several parcels of Real Estate may
be had to the record Of the deeds said Luther
Burnett LIST, deed OF Samuel Burnside Benjamin But.
man, Artenes Ward anc Charles Allen, dated november
d. d. leS2 recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
County, book $780, page 467 End deed OF Jonathan Fagg
dated July 8, 1884, recorded said Registry book SOl
page 1851 Sd, deed of Abia Jaques dated September e.
1882 recorded in said Registry, book 3o9 page $685. 4h,
deed OF Willard Saow, dated November 9th 1885, recorded
10 said Registry book ST. page $685. 5th, deed S. M.
burnside and b. Butman dated Dec g. 1885, recorded In
said Registry, book 34 page 27I and Saturday, the
seventeenth day of November next, the American Tenn
perance House in Worcester, in said County, at two
O'Clock in he afternoon shall offer for sale by public
aucIion to the highest bidder said right in equity
dempllon o6d j. DAY, d. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, SIS, September H. lS49.
by virtue of an Execution Which issued on Judgment
~ recovered at the september Term Of the Court of Conn
n Pleas for the County of Worcester ID. 189 in
favor of C. Dod Of the Clty County and State New
oTk, trader, against WILLIAM SAVAGE late resident
OF The City County and State New York. now comor-
ant the City of Worcester in The County OF Worcester
and ST. te OF Masachuse ts, trader, and AUSTIN GLEA
y negotiating business in the City of New ork under
the name and firm of Savage and Gleason, taken all
the Right in Equity which the said usn Gleason had
on the seventh day of April last D. s49 the day when
me same was attached on process redeem
tain morgaged Real tate situate in said Worcester and
the same that is described in mortgage Deed thereof
rom said Austin Gleason Stephen Taft recorded in
egsiry OF Deeds for said Comfy book 440 page 3d. and
ON Saturday. the seventeenth day of November rext at
two O'Clock in the afternoons the American Temperance
Honse in said Worcester, shall offer for sale, to the
highest bidder at public auction the aforesaid right in
equity of redemption
O6d DAV n Sheriff
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Forester, IS. September 18th, l84e.
DY virtue OF an Execution which issued on Judgment
- recovered 1T the September Term of the Court of
Common Pleas for the County of Worcester A. d. 1919,
in favor Of Ma han Heard Worcester ESQUIRE against
LAWSON SNOW, OF Oxford yeoman, have taken all
the right in equity that the said Lawson Snow had,
the fourteenth day of February last A. D. l649 the day
when the same attached process redeem
certain mortgaged real lying in said Oxford and the
same that is described in mortgage Deed thereof from
said Lawson Snow Alexander O. ThurstOn recorded in
he Registry of Deeds said County, book 432 49,
Also all tue right in equity that the said Lawson Snow
now has TO redeem certsn other mortaged Real Estate
situate in said Oxford and the is described in
mortgage deed thereof from said Lawson Snow Stephen
Barton, r recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
Comfy book 454 page a. and Saturday. the third day
OF November next al two O'Clock in the afternoon at
the American Temperance House in Worcester in said
County, shall offer for sale, by public auction the
highes bidder, said rights in equity OF redemption.
s25dStaw3w ]. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WorctSteT,ss September 10, 164e.
RY vrture OF an Execution which issued judgment
u recovereda at the September Term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for the County of Worcester AD le49 in faa
vor OF William Dickinson of said Worcester, Esquire,
against FRANCIS E. BIGELOW of said Worcester,
yeoman have taken all the right in equity which the said
Francis E. Bigelow had, the twenty fifth day of Nos
ember, ls49, the day when the same attached
On mese process redeem certain mortgage Real Estate
situate in the easerly part of said Worcester and the
same that is described in mortgage deed thereof from
said Francis E. Bigelow Abah Bigelow, recorded in
the Registry of Deeds for said County book 49, page $685.
and Saturday. he third day of November next
O'Clock in the afternoon at the American Temperance
House in said Worcester, shall offer for sale by public
auctions to the highest bdder said right in equity of
emption.
s2edstaw3w j. DAY, d. Sheriff
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J. DAY, d. Sheriff.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS September H. 1S49.
d virtue of Execution which issued judgment
ID recovered the September Term of the Court of Com
Pleas for he County OF Worcester ID. 1849 in favor
OF Albert L. Benchly OF Worcester, armourer recovered
against LEVI IN. HEATH of Springfield, in the County
Hampton, yeoman have taken all the right in equity,
which the said Levi NJ Heath had the seventeenth day
of August last, A. d. 1885, the day when the was
attached process to redeem certain morigaged
Real Estate in sad Worcester and the that
described ip deed thereof from said Levi N
Hesh Albert Benchey, recorded In the Registry.
Deeds for said County, book 49, page $780, and on Satur
day. The thrd day Of November next, at two O'Clock in
the afternoons The American Temperance House in said
Worcester, shall offer for SALE to the bidder al
satisfy said Execution fees and charges of sale
s25dSawSw J. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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RnRIsfOlne Bank.
GAS LIGHT.

THE Worcester Gas Light Company expect to be ready
L to furnish Gas to the citizens living on those streets
where pipe is laid as early the 10th of otober inst
interior of ho bdngs of those wishing 10 use the Gas,
and attach meters free of any charge to the consumers
The Directors made arrangements to iurnsh ana put
up Gas Fixtures in the Stores and Dwelling Houses OF me
citizens of Worcester the lowest rates at whlch ,ney
be afforded. They have engaged the services OF an
experienced filter, who will be ready I'D 10" uays, W
supny those who intend using the gas. Orders left with
the subscriber viii receive prompt attention
w. LAZELL, Agt. Wore Gas L. 20.
Oct /. dwSw
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Carpets! CarnetS !!

am this week receiving good assortment
of ENGLISH
THREE PLY AND KIDDERNINST CARPETS,
BRUSSELS and Velvet Tapestry. do.
Elegant New American Supers, do.
oedes great variety of Common and low priced Carpets
comprising some good patterns of All Wool,
6T- AS Low AS Az CENTS. PER YARD, IN
and some very heavy Goods at so cents.
CARPETS WERE NEVER LOWER
than now and they must inevitably higher another season.
If the present price of wool continues
great variety of OIL CLOTHS and othc
Goods in the Carpet line can be bought very low at
Worcester, Sept. u. DIV CHAMBERLIN's
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-08

Forester, IS. Probate Office, October !, le4s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of PRUDENCE
CARTER, iate Of Leeminster, deceased, Greeting
VOu are cited TO appear at Court OF Probate e be
holden at Fitchturg the seventeenth day Of Octo
Der current to show why the Instruments which
purpor to be the last Will and Testament of said deceas
ed and Codcil thereto, should not he approved -
o2d~ CHAS g. PRENTiSS ~
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Forester, IS. Probate Office, October e. I849
t all persons nerested in the Estate of HARRIET n
HOLT late of Leominster, deceased, Greeting
VOU are cited TO appear Court of Probate TO he
holden at Ftchburg the seventeenth day OF Octo-
Der current, 10 show why administration of the
estate of sal deceased should granted 10 Louisa
Hot Of said Leomnster
dos CHAS, G.. PRENTISS Per
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Forester, SIS. Probate Office, October S, I649
To all persons interested in the Estate of SYLVESTER
WHEELER, late of Ashburnham, deceased, Greefine
YOU are cited oappear Court + Probate 10 he
holden at Fchburg the seventeenth day of October
instant show why administration Of the estate
of said deceased should not be granted to William p
Ellis OF said Ashburnham.
G3twlJ CHAS. G. PRENTISS De-
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, September 25, 1919.
To all persons interested in the Estate of TYLOR
MARSH, late of Princeton, deceased, Greeting
VOU are cited TO appear at Court of Probate 10 be
holden at West Brookfeld, the second Tuesday of
October next show why administration Of the
estate of said deceased should be granted to Daniel
Capen OF Spencer.
dsas CHAs C. PRENTiss. Reg.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Sept. 81, ls4s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of GEORGE
CHENEY, late OF Paxton, deceased, Greeting
YOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the fret Tuesday Of October
next, show why administration Of the estate
of said deceased should be granted John F. ood
bury Of Paxton dS22 CHA'S G. PREM rISS Req
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
Worcester, IS. October a. 1919
DY virtue OF an Execution which issued en- Judgment
ID in favor Of William T. Merrfed OF Worcester in said
County, at the Septic nber Term ls49 OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, against ALEXANDER II DRAKE and
GEORGE w. PERRY both of Worcester, in said County
late copartners under the firm OF Drake Il Perry have
taken all the Right in Equity that the said Alexander n
Drake had, the sixteenth day August last The DIV
when the attached mesne process 10 redeem
certain morsaged real lying in Worcester IN said
County. being the estate. whereon the said Drake nov
lives, and the same tina, described in moriga4ge deeu
from said Drake to Joseph Perkins, and recorded in the
Registry of Deeds for sud County orceser book 424
page SO, and the tenth day Of November nprt al two
O'Clock Pm, at the American Temperance House IN Wrr
cester shall offer for sale al Public ior % ,he bjrh
est bidder said right In eqnty OF redemption
osd 2. WARREN, Constable of Worcester, $
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- Tenement TO Let.
liz Very pleasantly situated ON Madison Sireet-a
lower tenement containing Rooms. Rent $3.50. Pos>
session given Oct LIST. j. FAWCETT.
Gsept &c. dlf
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BOarders wanted.

LIVE or six Gentlemen, and Gentleman and his wife;
II can he accommodated with good Board aud Rooms
by applying 81 FrOnt-st. DIT Jnne 49,
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TWO Gentlemen aud a Gentleman and his Wife be
L accommodated with Board by applying at SoUIH
BRIDGE ST. DIFF Sept %.
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Situation Wanted

MeIOde0m for sale.
A NEW instrument OF excellent tone and quality, well
"A worthy the attention any person wishing such
ins trument. Inquire at the Spy OFFICE. A3ldu
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SitIlmliOm Wanted.

OY YOUNG Woman IaIeIy from Boston, "a DO The WoTK
ID Of family she s well acquainted with Cooking
and all kinds Of housework Coed recommended ons given
/. required Inquire AT No 8 SPRIA0 ST Sldtf
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Gentlemen wishing for Beard
1tAN he accommodated by applying at No. MAPLE
~ STREET. DIFF Sept 26.
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BOafGefS wanted
1--WE six Gentlemen be accommodated wit
L. Board at No. % Thomas Street.
Sept 80 d3w* $. GooDNoW.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

]. DAY. D. Sheriff.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Classical and School Books.

Aui!uns Ccero, Cesar Horace, Virgil and Sallust.
Anabasis Ccavand's do.
Ovens Cyrcpmda, Ilulchinsons' do.
Buon's Greek Grammar.
Latin and Greek Readcrs
:" g ami English (ranmars.
Anthon's New Greek Grammar, FIsk's DO.
Greek Lessons, and Prose Composition.
Latin do do do
Andrews Stoddard's Latin Grammar Exercises
and Reader (
:: First Lessons in Latin
NIcClintcok and Crooks st Book in Latin ana Greek
Latin Tutor Mar's Latin Syntax.
(iould's, Adams Latin Grammar.
Ruddimans Rudimcn,S Latin Grammar.
Jacobs Latin Reader.
Anlhon's Jacobs Greek Reader.
Coppcrs Virgil; TyIcr'S 'Tacitus.
Lcvere,ts Iuvcnal; Viri Roma.
Historic Sacra.
anpricre's Abridged Classical Dictionary.
Lidc and SCOTS Greek and Eng. do
Lcverctts Lexicon Groves do.
AnllIon's Classical Dictionary.
Ainsworths Latin do 5yo. and Ahg d..
Dunncgan's Lexicon; do abridged.
(reshach's Greek Testament.
P.-.iursi's hebrew Lexicon.
Frrnch. Spanish, Italian and German Grnmmars,
Dictionaries, Readers. Exercises. &c.
For sale by ALEXANDER lOl NJ.
pril ilh, 1919. If ID
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PAANPIARoS ODVI@Iho
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE nv G., HI. DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce, that he has now
in charge the above lceH located Hote!, convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travel.
lers; directly on all streets passing through-and
now undergoing tt rough repairs. He earnestly
soicts call from his friends and tile public gen.
ncrally-for he feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased, as no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable.
A variety of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, ercept on Sunday. GoddarFs old 1905 Bran
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
favori,e brands of Champagnes the choicest
brands of Segars ard Tobacco; Scotch Ale in
pi"ts SODA WATER anl ICE will be kept con-
stantly OF hand during the summer season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, and al
ways plenty of corn, oats and fodder, and atten-
tive hostlers.
lie is agent for the Northern Line of Stages.
N. B.-Omnibuses run regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with carriage, buggy or horse
to 60 into the country,
TThc Charlotte Jeffcrsonian and Journal, Che
raw Gazctt", Marion Star and Charleston Courier
insert times and forward bills to the Hotel.
Camden, May ID, lS49. lS If
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LOST VOICE &c, RESTORED.

New Bedford, Aug. III, 1913.
Mr.. S. W. Fowle-flaving seen many certificates
published relative 10 DR.. Wistar'a Balsam of Wild
Cherry, take this opportunity of offering word in
its favor which you also at liberty 10 publish
few months since my wfe's Lungs became so much
affected by sudden cold, that she lost her voice. and
suffered severely from pains in the breust. Her sua
ton caused her friends much alarm Having heard
your Balsum strongly recommended by these who lud
used it, purchased bottle of your agent in this place.
She took i, according to directions. and it produced
wonderful effect. Before using one bottle, she had
completely recovered her voice, tho pains subsidized
and her health was soon fully re.csablished.
Yours truly,
HENRY G. BRIGTlTMAN.
P. s. Such testimony can be relied upon. Be care.
fnl Of the article you buy.
Meme genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper. Sold by Janss R. McKAIS Camden S. G..
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Will be paid for the apprehension of my man
STEPHEN, who left my place on the 22i day of
July last Said man is 5 feet, 6, 7 or inches high
abon, 26 or y years old, once belonged TO Mr.
William X. Davis of Fairfield District, supposed
to have returned to that District, or the adjoining
one; he speaks quick when spoken to, and inclined
to be left handed; tolerably stout built, weighs
about 100 or ITO pounds; uses whip when drI-
wing team with the left hand; he may deny his
name and owner. lie may be lodged in any Jail
in the State so that may get him
b. +. SIMMONS.
Bu,l Swamp, Orsngcburg Dist. Jan ls49.
ADril 2S II I'm
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ESOOk.kccDing.

The subscriber proposes opening an Academy
in Camden, TO teach the usefnl science Of Book.
Keeping on new plan, which saves nineteen
parts out Of twenty, OF writing in tie Journal,
(Day Book and Journal being bound together)-
young gentlemen MAY rely upon speedy success in
this necessary art-cliarges suited TO the times
SIS for session of weeks-rcierence TO Maj
John Caney and Gen Jas. ". Cantey, Camden,
for subscription list.
A. p JOHNSTON.
lie offers his scviccs in writing up accounts,
&C. SC, also as Scrivener &C.
Subscription list at Mr.. Young's Book Store.
June l3 st "a