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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
Oct. 1l-S2wlf
Real Cotton Land for Sale

TTlIE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation
i situate on Bear creek, miles southeast OF
LancasterviIIc, containing 800 acres, 20O OF winch
is cleared. the greater Dart ecenlly, the balance
nwoods. The crop Of this year, with hands,
will be about ~ bales Of cotton aud 6oO bushels
corn, before the storm it was su posed l"O bales
would have been made. On the premises is Il
new gin house and screw, comfortable dwelling
and all necessary out buildings, Persons wish
ing TO buy and make cotton would do we'll to en-
anime, az will sell.
Terms easy and accommodating My reason
lor selling is to engage in other business: Some
fikely Negroes will also he sold il desired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Lancaster Dist. S G. Sept 30, lSjO-S0
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NOTICE
Nov. 90, 1850.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber in the latter
II part Of July or August last, my mulatto Boy
named FORESTER, belonging to the Estate of
J. NJ Bostwick. He is seventeen years old, but
from his size no psrscn would suppose him to be
more than thirteen or fourteen.
Ten dollars will be given for his delivery to me,
or if lodged in any Jail and information given so
that can get him. ISAAC LENOIR-
Statehurn Nov 18th W6t 81
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South Ca1olina---Kersl,aw District.
BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.

BY JOHN X. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
VXTIIEREAs, JAMES DUNLAP applied to me
w for Letters Of Administration, all and singl-
lar the Goods and CHARLES, Rights and Crets oi alr
JAMES C. DOBY, late Of the District Aforesaid,
deceased.
These are cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and crrtos of the said deceased to be and a
pear before at next Orlinarys Court for the said
District TO he holden Krrshaw Court House The 9Th
day of Dec next show cause iany, why said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seul, this Goth Nov. in The
year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty and
in the seventy fifth year Of American Independence.
JOHN X. JOY, o. KID.
Nov. 90, 1850. 90 At.
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DIED.-At Portersville, Conn.,, Oct lst,
1850, in the 2sth year of her, Mrs. ABBY KE.
s1au BREAKER, wife of Rev. J. H. Breaker, of
Key West, Florida. She was devoted wife,
an affectionate mother and sincere christian ;
and has left an afflicted husband, three children
and large circle of friends to mourn her loss.
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For Sale,

4 TRACT of Land lying IA miles east of Lam
II caster court house. on both Sides of Little
Lynchcs creek, adjoining Lands of VIM. Conner,
decd, Jefferson Horton. " ashDgton Ellis and
William Roberts. The above tract contains about
LOO ACres-about 500 of which are cut
down. and the most CT it in good state of culti-
varion. On the place will be found good Gin
House and Screw, together with the necessary
improvements. Also, good seat. both for saw
and grst mill. The Soil is well adapted TO the
growth of cotton and grain.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to
call and examine for themselves.
WM. IT. CASTON.
Pleasant Hill, Nov. %. % lit
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A Western editor announces the death OF a
lady of his acquaintance, and touchingly adds ::
ain her decease, the sick have lost an invalua-
BILE friend. Long will she seem to stand at
their bedside, as she was wont, with the balm
of consolation in one hand and cup of rhu-
barb in the other"
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LUWBER.

TlIE subscribers having commenced operations
i with their Steam Saw Mill, arc prepared TO
furnish Lumber to their friends and the public, at
unusually low rates Tor cash.
Gj'No Lumber will be delivered without an or
der except where bill has been previously given
JNO. LOVE, SIR.
Oc, 1l-sowlf JAS. J. LOVE.
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In Eouity-.-Lancaster District.

Middleton e. CASTOR vs. Susannah CASTOR, ct. al.
TIME creditors of the Estate Of Samuel CASTOR,
/ decd. of Lancaster District, are hereby notf-
ed and requested 10 present and establish, before
me, their demands against said Estate, on or be-
fore the lst. January 1851. BY order OF the Court
in above case, June Term, 1850.
JAS. II. WITIIERSPOON, C. F.. L. D.
f3Com. Office Nov. II, 1850. 81 80 l4t
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CHARLESTON MARKET.

MoHDAy MoRH1NG.-The cotton market on
Saturday was in an unsettled state, consequent
of the reported decline in the Liverpool mar
kct received by the Niagara Buyers were
generally offering much lower prices than hol-
ders seemed willing to accept and the trans
actions were confined to $50 balesat an rrcgu-
lar decire of is to l-4c. Quotations IL 3-s
to Ii 5.S
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were fired, eight or ten of which were from
muskets, at or near Metamora Hall. The New
Market members were repelling an attack, tits
said, that was made on them. There was great
excitementn the neighborhood after the bloody
recontre took place.-Bah. Clipper, 5M.
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Head Quarters,
.EDISTO, Oct. 18th, 1850.

Order No. -
0IIIE Third Brigade of Cavalry and the Uniform
L Corps ofthe 93d Regiment of Infantry are or
dered to parade for Review and Drill at Columbia
on Wednesday, the 4th of December next.
The Troops will be ready for review at twelve
o'clock, NJ.
The Major General and Brigadier Generals
of the Sd Division will attend with their respec-
tive suites
All the Aids-de-camp ofhis Excellency Cover
fully equipped.
The Brigadier General of the Sd Brigade Of Ca
valry and the Colonel of the 23d Regiment of In
fantry will extend this order to their respective
commands.
BY order of the ominander-in-chief,
wv. CANTEY, Adj and Insp'r Gen.
AL the papers in the state will insert once a
week tlll the day of review. Oct. 81.
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ASSirneC:S Sale.

T WILL offer for sale at the residence of John
| II, Truesdcll on Friday, the 9th day of De-
cember nexi and the day following, if necessary,
all the interest OF said 1'ruesdel' in the property
mentioned in his schedule filed in the Office Of
the clerk Of the court of cnlnnian pleas, for ker'
shaw District consistins Of land cotton, corn, iod-
der. mule and horse, cows and calves, hogs, plan
ta,!on toos, household and kitchen furniture, with
a great variety OF other articles too tedious to
mentiun Also, his interest in two valuable Me-
vro men, now III possession Of Jno. Truesdo, sen.
Terms of Sae-A credit of ninety days, with
interest fran the day of sale; note with good Sc.
curly, paycbIs at the Bank OF Camden. The Juds-
meut creditors are invited to attend the sale.
JOHN INGRAM, Assignee
Nov. 20, 81 Is
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WHAT A PITY!

That many worthless preparations should be Offered
to the public for the most serious diseases But
let those who have been disappointed not despair, for Dr.
Rogers Syrup Of Lverwor and Tar really cures all dis
For sale at MrKAIN.S Drug store Camden.
See advertisement in another column.
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TO Rent.

THAT new and comnodnus Stand with the FIN
| lures attached owned and occupied by The late
Robert L. Tweed. as Blacksmith and Wagon
makers shop.
TO skilful and industrious mechanic, THIS is
very desirable situation. Possession gwen 'l''h'e-
dilteIy. For particulars apply to ,,,,,n
JAMES McEWEN.
e-fJs'Tbc Tools can be had at fair VALUATION
and on accommodating terms.
Camden, Nov. 10. ~ .
The Evening News and Hornets Nest VIZ IN
scr, once week for six wncks.
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MARRIED. the Rev. L. Mcdonald,
on the evening of the 18th inst, Mr.. BIeeERs
MORLEY, Planter of Chester Dist, to Mrs.
MARY A. GIBSON ef Lancaster.
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General Information!

l.
FINIIE subscriber would conhdentlally INFORM us
J. kind patrons, and the public promscuousiiy'
that lie is sin town." having returned from inc
North with an overwhelming stock OF cho'rc'
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
His purchases consist entirely of Dry Goods, Sc
leced from the most recent lmportatlons, wlth INC
closest attention TO every branch OF he DRY ''o"ns
business, so as to present to the pubic at "hcc'
complete assortment in that lnc' ana al prices 10"
enough 10 suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please hear him
in mind when they visit Camden, as his stock is
always open for inspection AN,
New Goods received every month, at tie "lal-
n,ciiO Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON.
Oci.1. II u
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Darlington Hotel,

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
TINE above House having heen purchased saf
fitted up ancw by JOHN DorEN, is again open
oil fnr the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention 10 the wants and comforts OF guests
viii ho ,,;veu and no effort, calculated to merit
tho patronage Of all who may favor the establish
r-ent with visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared.
Ihe Stables will be attendnd by careful and
attentive hDstlcrS.
Droyers can be well accommodated, az any
number of horses and mules can be tept in the
stables and lois expressly prepared for Them.
Noy. |, 1850. On
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Notice.

TlIIE Commissioners Of the Poor would respect
L fully inform the citizens OF the District, that
the Poor House is now in good repair, and every
necessary want of the inmates promptly and care:
fully attended to. They would respectfully in-
vite those in want. to enter this asylum tor the
Poor. w. F.. HUGHSON, Sec'y.
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Straycd,

EROM the subscriber on the night Of the 9th oil
i November, two Horse MULES.
One small bright bay, with onccyc, the other Il
larger dark bay, with roach manc, and shod be-
fore. will give ten dollars to any person who
will deliver said Mules to at JctIrcs creek. Ma
ron District, or five dollars 10 any person who
will take them up and drecta letter TO me- at the
above place. JAMES McfllhhhooN.
Nov 20. 81. 81"
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Rail Road Notice.

eE ET egg egg E5ssS ~
0N and alter tile 18th INST. passengers will be
taken over the Waterce swamp BY Rail
Road, at present. by means Of small passenger
car, propelled by negro power Passengers are
requested TO take as little baggage as possible. for
if overloaded, they will tail 10 connect The Cars
will leave Camden at 4 o'clock a. M.
Nav "a n. ID. BAXLEY.
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Scgars and Liquors.

CEGARS, of lavoritc brands; Brandy; (lS'll)
= second quality Brandy; Champagne and 9TH
or Wines. Porter and ale; choice old Port Wine,
Millars old Rye Whiskey; old Mung. Whskcy;
New England Rum. For sale by
Nov. Is. III. LEVY ~ S'N.
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Valuable Plantation
To Lease or Rent.

r WILL. lease or rent the place Fnow occupy on
from Camden, containing 5000 cres of Land a
rnmrortaLle ,w dwelling house, with all necessary
ou,buildings, saw and grist mill-which may bo
had bargain, on application to pr,n
Nov. I!. % - "HiN' ~
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CowARDLY,AssArLr-S -SHooTIHG.-L Last eve
ming, lust before nine o'clock. several attacks
were made by some cowardly ruffians on per-
sons going to the Firemen's ball at Metamora
Hall, Lombard street An attack was finally
made on lady and gentleman on the corner
of Lombard and Hanover streets, when sever
al persons at the ball came 10 their assistance,
and fired several times at the assailants Two
of them are said to have been severely wound
ed. Another gentleman was attacked by II
crowd on Hanover street, who only escaped by
firing upon his ASSISTANTS. badly wounding one
of them. Another person was knocked down
on the corner and severely beaten. Such acts
are worse than cowardly. SINCE the above
was in type, we learn that young man named
John Michael, WAS killed on the spot, having
received three si,nlS in his person two through
his back. He ~;,s conveyed to DR.. Worthing-
toms office on ,."nbard, near Liberty street,
bvt too late to al rim. He lived at the corner
of Lombard and .ataw streets. Another young
man, named Stephen Norton, ut the same time
received ball through his arm, causing serl-
GUS wound; and still another, named John
Christopher, was shot through the leg. These
parties were all on the southwest corner OF
Lombard and Hanover streets when the shots
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JUST RECEIVED,
Asupplv of J. Durand g. Co.'S.
CEIERRATED FRENCH BITTERS,

Warranted certain cure tor Dyspepsia. Weakness oi
the Stomach and Want of Appetite, Weakness Of the
Chest. and Fever and Ague." 1t is also pleasant
Beverage. in s pure and may h. drank with W Inc
or Spirits without all imairig its medicinal qualities.
MAY be had by the case single bottle. Of
s. BEN ON, Family Grocer.
j. HARRIS. Dehan Street.
w. c. MOORE, Family trocer.
Camden Sent 81. II swim
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At. Cost.
Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.

TTNlIE subscribers having determined to change
l their business, offer their dc>irhIc and well
assorted stock Of Dry Goods, AT vcrp reduced
prices. Persons will do well to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Nav. Ia. II. LEVY g. SON.
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DAIAIETTO Saddles
/ Spanish Saddles
English and American EridIes
Curb and Snaillc Bits
Military Brides
{" Spurs. Fol- sale by coo,,,
Nov 30 NcHO" A'"' " ">''' INV
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Unrivalled Assortment,


TIME subscriber has just received new supply
i of Groceries, Confectionaries, Segars and To-
bacco consisting in part as follows;
Groceries.
Sugars-N O. Porto Rico crashed and loaf (Stu-
arts besD
New Orleans and Muscor:Ir Iolasses
Mackarel No, in half kits
Bacon; first quality leafLard
Cotees-Rio and Java; sack and table Salt
Teas-Hyson, Young Hyson and Green
Fancy and common Soaps
COnfectiOnaTies.
Candies, sugar plums and kisses; raisins; almonds
Currants; fIberts; preserves, jelies and jams
Figs in boxes; Prunes in do., large and small
Lemon syrup in quarts and pints; citron &C.
Spices. 80
Nutmegs, cloves, allspice. cinnamon and ginger
Segars. .
"Cemencia,' a splendid article, new brand ,-,-
Ell Duendee, Primera Ms "A,@.1d
Consolacon, Gold Leaf Castlos &c:
Tobacco.
S. s. Myers best Honey Dew st.T *
Sym's pressed Rough and Ready
Superior Honey Dew; ..sa-.i~'
Wilson's peach-Aavored AS 9wg,
Mrs. Miller's fine cut y
With many other articles too numerous to mem
ton, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
Country orders promptly attended TO-: 1T
Nov. 90. WIN. C, MOORE.
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For Sale.

WILL. he sold before the court house door IN
w amden on the lst Monday III December
next, the Patent right Of the Hotchkiss and hose
Wafer Wheel, for kershaw District.
Nov Il, HENRY X. BARkWICK.
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DEF TONGUES-Just received, . eask Of Beef
ID Tongues, in splendid order, ,at ..,sy MOORES..
SUGAR CURED HAMs-l cask in fine order. az
- MOORE'S.
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NEW RAISINS-n quarter, half and whole boxes,
IN Ginger Preserves, Sanines, in quartz! and whole
boxes. At MoOkES. i
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NHEESE-25 hoxes prime Goshen. English Dairy on
" Pine Apple Cheese. For sale at
Nov. CO. MOORE'S GROCERY.
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nome<flc Poffs.

RATS, Msrlt lsA -. T-rt, N-Ksss-s noss.sr g. a.
Po Nfort Ce - A;z.e sarsse sss ffaa>eo > 90 A.
a. Csnsras
BALTIMORE M.r-a = Au-Arr. ssrk Soathsrssf HaoPsf
Or-s-s ar Fsssa Ess a. Nafg Sr-t-, Co
Man Aazka. Lsu-s Nfort s.a4sf >s-sE.4 =
Calasry sargs la-rsl Ros11.'- ~ "a
CALAIS Ne MsrCa 3-Ar hoStrt hs.s-l, Bos1-i -
oSt- s,sPs o. F-e = CO b. srs oadoa hs- = si-P1'
81 81 Brss. ~. EQsta1-
FRANX,okT N.ssA "A, Wave. L.a.s Bssto- RIA
Stla--rs Ca-.-cas
NFW BEDFORD Nsrla - N51s Lr--.1, ErI-s,ar-
G. - Bal a1oe ssua-y. s. Cksh.rlss- ss1 usrs-t
NEMfOkl Nan liAf 49, Lrs.' Cak. lsr-,1n. Nl1rst
NEN LONDON Asrvh ls-AFr " N -. hstca ~
NlcrN - - ir.srf. Sle.cf. NtoFt
FA.LkDki4HIA Nsnh .Arr. srs. fuca;sz- EassI sac
sg- it~si Sais N.isssss fyfr-st Gr-ssr Sa-s-as Go
"a Hss-hon Nes a. -rs s Tss-s. satsr Csrlslzs BIZ
" illsns. ~ "a. 50 .. Uq1lsl. savanna
FoEIf AND, hsrt is Ar rlrss -e. firkr- AaaIss II
gs1o. gl. Cs-a~rss 1vg s-rr. k91fs. l.rs1lo % h---
scts t~r M.r~r Fuser Nort- Compare ~s4rs. Nl.It
aoosss Ta,rs N~tsryrcrt iaT last nal-. y l.A-
eel As-ti 80 B1sll. Tor-da B4rrsss, NrsAafss cr hrt
Fe ara Bsasef Crssgerrs Ia b Botur Gee ETas Ne
~ Hast hshas r Nlcrki Ar--. ke. fra-sflT s.-1r
SArs-a 0ra >sL-sPort ~ Clfeon- saaA Gruer Ssr4-<
= o~osse - Nsrfss Ch-scoa. Fsss;9a. al h-r, fs
lsss,o 81 NIsls. Abzzy Fscss; Rs~stt kast ussla ~
NterA orea fo.t K4s Thoras.ea Sr Bcsi Nora Ae-sr
teoass,os - s1soz- C.sras GA=ss Hrs.a oE f-s Fe~
Asc tsaEet - of.nd ior foFtssn9s@ g c., u-s
Ssss ss.ssL a-sA sArr ~ FsrtAss s4sor. cHrsesss
FhoNiDA>SA NarcA Ar s2f< " Lars Ne . 80
SsHs ssass ssrsss, - Asss-sHs IA ST sss sx7 -
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- To IET.-Th- substantial tve~s.ofy factory 81
- SIS and SIS Rivngton-sk wih eugtne ios tsrr
o. yrsrs-w-li aaspted 70 any MAINTAINING rnrp0ss
Aso NSfnsroneck cotton factory win to s1!ndies
win Ne ING house zni ~ acres 81 snt ssctSS 70
Aso l5 sale chs ., a. iroa power ioos.s. wei
t-d ,or hsg carpet weaving
MA ~, NJ PARSONS Is NNsgs
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81 UsItd N us htntE N ManIns nvfF q he hfli
rav. Ealon wefe ih- packets ply twice a week ot
he Boston rosd between Horseueck ard SAWfort. Cor.
very shOei distance from The NewNok ard New. Have.
Railroad passing siN times day " bin Two hours trsYc
OF the city and half mikes rom ST smbssl aniiag
story dwelling rarlOr " IA shtnR doos kets1
stichet cellar under both piazza front AID gs1
barn and other Necessary tuldngsi an excellent gsnass
shout attached ubouncng with choicest kints
ffuit To man of business OF -iFure, 10 not 80.
passed hy any For iefns 2nry IL JEsSlP \ fOA lt
S3utltsi. or lo Tie subscriber near he premises
mi6lw' SOLOMON PECK
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CALIFORNIA
q OTHERS, ATTENTION ri

ssEELYs PATENT LIFE PREsERNiNG HSmmocs
- Red and Ran. which Ne converted ~ moments
notice into boat fIr crossing rivera
Te-tmouiss from Csif1usrs sni others cRn be Sc A.
BE Csiforn.s Der6l n Psrkruy, ppons.e the Aston
ituIsc
Al k.nds - Coon years Pslerl Metallic India r. Der
Goods and California Oulh.- i.f eai4 81 I'm
T1fRD-MARsHALL I STANLEY, Attorney. AID
C0un- sellers 81 Law CITY Hut- Sacramento Civ urpef
California ) MARSHALL,
rnitst. r n STANLEY.
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spoken, &c.


Fss 81 hisgs' os s. Is saft o.ota o-s.ra Sfsa .sf
Polf Frfr.
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NscA Bshs.. nsai, Jss,y Lnl Cooss .rz F-es,
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Pa tiuN OrsI. o. 81 s.slual test4l ks-y, 81
~ on. s4f. Nliersga. ~ 90 Hlo
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A Site F2D.-TORY ROOMS WANTED
SCHOOLS.

[NTANTED-For School uptown-thEee teachers
W whom must urcers and ne German language
kr1 able teach the Eng Ism ard Hebrew languages
also eoraphr Arithmetic &c the third need not unoer
stand he German nor he Hebrew languages. Wanted
1s1 Iadv teacher able teach he Engsh language ard
i-nse hsId.work 20 Young Cirs Perspns wishing io up
rr ,r either n be above Situations. vii eaasr io address
ih-rsel - In wrlng. io NJ. J + USHER p t-.-rs.
or previous 20 me ist ~ Apu next mis- Its> WAS
rg'0T ENIuEEs-WA NTED-ro 81 'agose ut.n Eng
si and Classical school, now .n operation n BrooAyn
TIE location good small CAPITA Only VIII re required
arn-..- SrIn-L. Ill l.--n NJ -
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nInasfer-. &c.

-, N.....o.f. Foster ~. nsio0 fig Wet ~ 60 s
Newport 7ta eil osi ~ :, n. fore gtff .a.i
.lsats, az oa rai o clf~sis al - esro
ID csus~ hs r0l- COLLISION 'h e tff klass Of b.
ith ~ l Zoe sr4iA Clsrls- Ile .a-
= DE 'isien-lt az CaFi tlirf. 81 tfs k-ssa
Mafcl ls l.t4rs s~sl~r t1ck r IT, : ft
Ckaaar 81 pa- cp-f.cf 49, t-s
Msssoi vth strgi en ut ofs aFs 81 90 nsa 80
iesrn- Eas rashr au raj covering tnlt
VA -an tlI-- below, ofsaG G. ls
anqfuf - fhe tets carries svy saaft rs
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