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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-15
THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

Is the title OF new paper just started at thu
City of Washington. 1t is edited by ElLwoo1
FISHER and Edwin De LEON and is devoted t.
the maintenance of Southern rights. The ad
vantageto the South of having paper at tn,
Metropolis of the Union, devoted to Southern
rights, particularly in this crisis of our affairs
when Free Scilism and Aboitionism would rol
us of the last vestige of our rights, mus: be ap
parent to all. We hope the Southern Press
will meet with the united support of the citizen
of every Southern State, and that it will long
live to expose the hypocrisy of the Northern
fanatics Terms: Daily, weekly, S.
weekly, S., in advance.
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ICOMMUNICATED.l


AT a letting held on Wednesday the 1otl
were declared Contractors for the Grading ant
Matchmaking the Blue Ridge Turnpike Roae
from Gordonsville to the Massanutten mountain
This is the road Of which F. 7. GE1GER, Esq il
the Engineer.
LIST section, 10 miles, Wright, Carter & Co.
I'd section, liz do, Richard A. Henright.
Sd sect!en, [mountain] 10 no., H. Noon.
do. do. do. Is do, D. McCarth,
& Co.
The prices ale understood TO be fair and re-
munerative.
The bridges over the Rapidan by MIR. Lips
comb, over the Blue Run, Wright & Co., Robin
sons River and the bridges over the White OAK
Run and Muatto Run, by Richard A. Henright
and the bridge over the Shenandoah lattice by
Messrs. Scholield & Lynch.
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English aEsta Classical School.
oTg. El. EULEanZ.


4 INTENDING to locate himself in Stanton;
respectfully tenders his services as Teacher
ITO the ctlzeus of that town and its vicinity
He hopes, from his long experience in Teach.
ing, and from the success that has attended his
FORMER labours, to be able to merit the continu-
led support of those who may patronise his
School He obligates himself 20 nse his most
Faithful endeavours in the discharge Of every in
|cumbent duty; and to give his unremiting at
|tention to the moral and intellectual improve
nent of the pupils committed to his care. His
|nrst session will commence On the list Monday
|of September next
The prices for Tuition are as follows
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic,
per scholar, tor the session of five
months, S. SO
English Grammar, Geography, An
Gent and Modern History, 10 90
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Ge-
ometry, Trigonometry, Surveying
and Algebra 10 so
Latin and Greek languages, Is co.
Those living at distance, who may desire
to patronise this School, are informed that
Boarding can be obtained convenient to the
School room, on moderate terms
Those who are not bound by subscription will
be charged only from the time that the pupil
commences to the close of the session. The
subscriber most respectfully makes the follow
ing references for character and qualifications ::
Col. JOSEPH MAUzy, interchangeable,
Col. w. B. YANcEY, ConrnFs Store,
Dr. G. K. GILMER, McGaheysville,
RlcHARD MAuzY, ESQ., Editor Of Lelp,sburg
Chronicle,
LUXE WOODWARD, Esq, Bells Valley.
July 8, 1S5o-2m
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Iour friends will begin 10 realize the truth cfour re
marks, which we made about six months ago, viz
l.'1hat there would not be family in America who
would live day without possessing box of Nc
Al'lster's Ali-Healing Ointment, Ii they but knew
1 IS virtues
This simple truth has been fully demonstrated
las Illustrated by the above cut, viz The checked
perspraton is csrtain to produce sickness and thai
hts restoration is sure to carry off the morbid hi
amors and bring with it health.
Now, how to reopen the pores, and to perm
4 he blood TO again drive off the Precipitation ha'
been a difficulty which physicians have been I'M
liable to overcome. No medicine within tiei
knowledge has this power, and consequently, nons
has ever been resorted to for this purpose, Unit
INC listers All Healing Ointment was introduced
TO the public; since which trie physicians as wei
las Others are now using ii in great quantities.
] Friends and tellow-citIzens, such is NJ CALLS
TIERS ALL HEALING OINTMENT! Wei
3come it to your houses-you will never regretit
CO.. McALLISTER. Sole Propriotor-prin
3cipa Office l4l Fulton street, New York.
For sale BY Wren, Harper & Kinney. Stanton
iB. r. Graham, Greenvile; II. M. Darnal, Waynes
3boro' Patterson Il Gilkerson, Brownsburg
n. A. Clarke, Mt. Crawford.
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STEADY. BOYs-sTEADY.

Let us give "a long pull-a strong pull--anc
pull all together" and success must attend
our efforts in the cause of Reform, By adopting
this course, we shall soon be able to sweep the
last vestige of oristoeraey from the land-L1F1
ESTATES. A young man has no change in Vir
GINA unless he belongs to a particular family
no matter how deserving-still, he has ne
chance to rise in his native State---these life
tenures are slways staring him in the face. anc
II, perchance, all CID gentleman Chicks the
bucket a member Of the same family or clique
is quietly slipped in his place, to the exclusion
often, of better man. What do the people say
are they in favor of LIFE ESTATES!
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th ult., by the Rev. George A. Shuev
Mr. JOHN A. FISHER, to Miss SARAH JANE
daughter of Mr.. George Greever, all of this
County.
On the 9Th ult, by the Rev. Samuel J Fetzer
Mr. ANDREW w. REED, to Miss ELIZABETH
SIpE, all of this County.
On Sunday, the 26ih of May, at the Calf
Pastures, by the Rev. MIR. Lloyd, Mr.. HENRY
VEIN to Miss MARY MELyINA ScHovE, all OF
this County.
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JOHN Derer;cks and Thomas Devericks1
VS..
Samuel Jones,

|,NHE plaintiffs John Devericks & Thomas Deve-
4 ricks not being inhabitants of the Common
wealth Of Virginia, notice is hereby given then
THAT shall, on Saturday the 3lst day of August
'next, at the Store House of Samuel Eagle, Esq
lat Doe Hill, in Highland County, proceed to take
.the Dispositions of Sarah Morton and Wm. Hodge
land Others which when taken, will be offered 10 BE-
Tread as evidence in the above named suit in Chan
'cery depending ard undetermined in the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for Highland
county If from any cause the said dispositions
shall not be taken at the time and place named the
taking of the same will be adjourned from time to
time and place to place until completed. You can
ATTEND if you hinkproper.
SAMUEL JONES, Deft.
.JuIy I 1880
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0J The Cabinet officers have resigned. Il
is said such course is usual on the demise oil
President. The intelligent reader will know
that but one other President has deceased during
his term Of office, and that the Cabinet did MOI
resign until they had fallen out with the new
President. The fact is, the Cabinet made 'vir
the Of necessity and rendered their designations
to avoid being removed.
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DR.. Beach's American Practice O.
Medicine and Family Physician.


TNHIS work treats OF the diseases Of all men, wo-
| men and children, on reform or eclectic prin-
|ciples 1t has been recommended by the most ceIe-
brated physicians in both helnispheres and splendid
Gold Medals awarded the author by nine sooereigas
IF Europe who have pronounced it the most correct
md Scientific Practice, and as emnently designed
for Families and Physicians. This practice is tax
ling the palm, and promises soon to supplant the
mineral and depetve treatment Complete ia one
volume, with numerous engravings.
ALS0,-Dr. Beach's Medicine. Unparalleled
medicines for every disease incident to the human
Family. These medicines, adapted TO all ages
constitutions climates and seasons, and suited to
every variety and stage of disease prepared OF
he very best Ingredients OF this and foreign coun-
tries.
For further particulars concerning DIR. Beach's
Book and Medicines, apply to the following
a G E T S---staunton, Harper & Kinney
-Greenville, B. f. Graham -Brownsburg, Patter
son & Glllesnn.
gcs-J. McALLIsTER. Sole Proprietor. Crane
Depot, l4l Fulton street, New York.
July 49, zs50.-ly
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10 ,Ehe Public,

aEAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drugs
- Medicines, Sc, of the late firm of Eskrdg'
~ Kinney. will continue the business at III,
|old stand. and hope by unremitted attention. t,
business to merit share of patronage.
THOS. p. ESKRIDGE.
N. bail accounts standing ON the Books O
the late firm of Eskrldge s. Kinney, are being
made off with view to their settlement Having
that business to attend to, will expect promp
call from all persons indebted in order that til,
SAID accounts may be closed. i. P. E.
Stanton, July s, 1850.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, in this place, on Wednesday last, af-
ter short illness, MIR. WILLIAM PIrMAN, aged
about GA years.
DIED, on the lst inst, at the residence of the
Rev. VIM. G. Campbell MARY JANE, infant
daughter and only child Of DR.. Samuel R. and
Mary Campbell.
:. DIED, on Thursday the 4th inst, after brief
illness, Miss SUSAN V. CRAWFORD, daughter of
Col. James Crawford, in the 18th year of her
age On the same day -, infant son of MIR
Thomas Burwell
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The Defendants Benjamin Faucet and Isabella
his wife, late Isabella Kncaid, Margaret, ohm ant
James Kincald, infant children Of James Kincaid
Iced, and John Swope not having entered thei
appearance and given security, according to the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, ant
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ar,
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t is or
Tered, that they appear within one month afte
iue publication of this order, and do what is neces
sary to protect their interest, and that a copy O
this order be forthwith published in the Stauntol
|Vindicator once week, for to,iE successive week
and posted at the front door of the Court house o
Highland County, on the first day of the mex
County Court.
A Copy-Teste,
A. STEPHEN SON, JR., Clerk
July s, ls5o.-4t
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l NM HEREAS, a certain certificate or law war
w rant issued by the Commissioner Of Pensions
lat Washington, IN favor of the undersigned. DAvlr
HAYES, as Father and heir at Law of Charles
Hayes, decd, late private in Company l, lst
Louisiana Volunteers, commanded by Gel. De
aRussey, dated 18th OF March, lS46, and numbered
III 1873, tor one hundred sixty acres Of Land, which
sof Pensions by mail to The Hon. James Mcdowell
lat Lexington Va. to be delivered to the under
sgned but never came to the hand and possession OF
athe said Hon. James Mcdowell or those of the un-
sdersigned, but was lost from or mscarried in the
Omitted States Mail. This is to caution all persons
sfrom trading for or buying said certificate or war
rant, and notice is hereby given that application
Twill be made to the Commissioner of Pensions fol
1.-THE reissue of said certificate or warrant or dupli-
3cate thereof in lieu OF the one lost.
DAVID HAYES.
Batesville, Aibemarle Co., Va, July ], ls50-6t
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To the Patrons Of the late Firm
Of Eskridge & Kinney.

-. OU. &c. 10 U-------
ME undersigned avails himself of this orpor
x tunity to return his thanks to the public fo
The liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm from which he has retired, and begs leav.
respectfully to solicit for Mr. r. 2. Eskridge
who has purchased the entire stock of said firm. q
continuance OF their patronage and support.
G. J. KINNEY.
Staunton, July s, 1850.
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VlCE-PRESlDENT.-In consequence Of the
elevation to the Presidency of M1LLARD FILL
MORE, the Senate of the U. States, on Tuesda,
last, elected the Hon VIM R. KING, Of Alabama
Vice President. Mr.. Dickinson, of New York
was put in nomination, but coming from TIT
same State af the President, at his OWE request
his nomination was withdrawn. Mr.. KING was
unanimously elected.
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TRUST SALE,
-O.O-G:X.O-O.a

~
N pursuance of two Deeds executed to the sub
4 scrber, the first by WIN Sproul and Samue
ID. Sproul, dated the LIST Of March, 1917 and the
lsecond by said VIM. Spronl and wife. and Samue
IB. Sproul, dated the 18th day of November, l34S
both of which Deeds are Of record in the Clerks
office Of the County Court OF Augusta, and for the
purpose Of discharSing the amounts secured by
the said VIM. Sproul as principal debtor, will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash, on Tuesday the
10th day Of July next, on the premises, so mucl
ot the following described real and personal prop
ery las may be necessary to discharge said amounts
with costs Of sale] 10 Wit Three Tracts or parcels
|of Land, in the County OF Augusta, on near Mot
et's branch The first containing
a1l .AssaIss xss5 z ROOD & l3 0IaElssa.
together with right OF way appertaining thereto.
The second tract containing 90 ACRES, OF
Ehichare situated Merchant and Saw mill
and the third tract containing 10 ACRES; all til,
right Of said WIN. Sprou to the unexpired term Of
Service Of Negro Girl named .4manda aged nov
about 10 years, and who will be entitled TO hei
freedom at the age Of 25 years; 5 Mich Cows
3 Calves; IS head Of Hogs "a head of Sheep;
black Mare, bay Mare, with the increase CT said
stock; 10 Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture
5 Bureaus, corner Cupboard and contents; and
all the ether Household and Kitchen Furniture OF
said VIM. end Samuel Sprou in their possession
at the date of the second deed above referred to.
Such title only as is vested In the subscriber vii
be made to the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
June "a, lS5O.-tds.
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DISSOLUTION.

------UU q UU-----
VHsHE Coparlnership heretofore existing be
Il tween the undersigned, under the firm ane
style of EsKRlpGE & KINNEY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
Thomas 2. Eskridge having purchased the en-
Tile stock of the said firm, will settle up the bus
iness.9 that purpose is alone authorized to make
use Of the name of the late firm. Given under ou
hands this lst July, 1850
THOS. P. ESKRIDGE,
c. j. KINNEY.
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Piano for Sale.
A FERST-RATE PIANO for sale, at
"a moderate price. Enquire of
Il. n. GREEN.
Staunton, July s, 1850.
n at,lral CURIOSITY.
--O.-.o:r.O:-.e-

TX
wy II F subscriber having taken charge OF
Il WEAsTsS GAVE, is prepared at ali times
Ito conduct the inqnisitive stranger through this
asubterfanean wonder. This Cave is less than hall
"a mile distant from Weyer's, and near to the cele.
sbrated Madison Cave, it is about II miles from
istaunton-the road to it is one Of the best in the
sCounty. / deem it unnecessary to say anything
sahou this great natural curiosity, but will simply
Estate that it rivals in beauty Weyer's Cave, Of
(which is, no doubt part being situated in the
ssame range OF hills deem it proper too, TO state,
sthat persons told, there is but one Cave in this
sneighborhood. The traveller may we'll believe
such statement, but when he visits WEAsr's he
will be convinced there to, aud that the second
lis equal in beauty to the first.
Persons who may intend visiting the Cave during
the Summer, are informed that every exertion will
sbe used to render their stay agreeable, and them
iseives aud Horses will be amply provided for BY
sthe proprietor. CHA'S j. DICKINSON.
Weast's Cave, Augusta Co., July 1, 1850.
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Peter Swope, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Rliyan, 4 Julia
his wife, late Julia Kin.
caid, John Burns aud
Mary his wife, late
Mary Kincaid, WIN.
4. Stuart u Elizabeth
his wife, late Elizabeth
Kincaid, Benz. Faucet
and Isabella bis wife,
late Isabella Kincaid,
Margaret, John and
j lanes Kincaid, infant
children of James Kin
.cald, dec, Warwick,
Margaret and Lyttle-
ION Kihcaid, infant
children of John Kin
caid, decd, all being
heirs and distributes
If Ferdinand kincaid,
Iced, & George Boon,
Admir- de bonis non of
|Fer'd Kincaid, dec d,
and John Swope, De-
PENDANTS.
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GEN. TAYLOR;S AGE.-The AGE OF Gen
Taylor has been stated at 80 years. This is al
error. He was born on the 2lst of November
1884, aud, consequently, was near &c years o
age.
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4 CHOICE FARM FOR SALE

IN WILL on Thursday, LIST day Of August, ex-
Il pose to public sale the tract of Land on which
4 now reside. situated in Augusta county, on
Middle river, II miles West of Staunton, and q
from Mlddlebrook; and containing
l65 ACRES.
The land u.s. perhaps, as productive as any in this
fertile part of the County and is in an excellent
state of cultivation and improvement. 1t has on
e. tia large, well built and convenient
ss55551ss BRICK HOUSE, containing nine
iSisS rooms and also good Servant
49, Houses, and all the usual out build
lngs,n good repair 1t contains also good 3 A. w
Es1IS III that has been very profitable. There is
d sufficient quantity of Superior .Meado,c, and
abundance of fresh water Attached TO the barn
lis Stationary Threshing Machine. On this
place there is very good site for Merchant hlili
with sufficient water power at all seasons OF the
|year. and in the midst OF all extensive wheat grow
ing country, and when the public Improvements
;now in progress shall have been completed tt
,otauntot, it will be convenient to enc of the best
markets in the country.
TERMS made known on the day of sale
they will be very accommodating. Partial pos
session will be given in time for putting in the
aFall crop. Persons wishing to purchase are in
ivited to call and examine the property before the
1day of sale. w. G. CAMPBELL.
July |, lS50.-5t.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks of!
v flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law andi
Chancery for Highland County, on Monday thel
LIST dav of JulV 1850.
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THE LADY,s BOOK, for August, has been
received, and is equal in point of beauty to any
of its predecessors.
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U The Hon, s. S. PRENrIss, of Mississippi
died at Natchez, on the al inst. he was one Of
the most eloquent Of mel; and had wide
spread renoWn.
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|McAllister's All Healing Ointment

1t is perfectly astonish-
ing to witness the eff
fects and hear the prais,
es bestowed upon this
medicine. No one could
conceive that a single
medicine possessed SC
much virtue, and had
the power to heal SC
many diseases. But
since it is we'll known
that more than 200, 00o.
prrsone have hpen cured
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NOTICE,

A NEGRO Woman for sale and her lour chill
~ dren, for particulars enquire of the Editor
II requested the woman and her two Youngest
children viii be sold together, June ~.
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CHOLERA.--In Cincinnati on the It'll inst
there, were 26 deaths from Cholera.
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EUSr RECEIVED-A supply of Little
~ White Oil for Horses.
June II ESKRIDGE g. KINNEY.
July 1, 1850.

A JOKE WITH MoaA1.-"Omnibu Bill ant
sHenry Clay - exclaimed Mrs. Partington.-
3"Well, there hope Mr.. Clay isn't getting
into bad company, for do love that man, and il
The goes with them cruel omnibus drivers, there
Us no telling how soon he will be as bad as a ne
igro-drlver himself" And the good old lady tool
Ia long pinch of snuff and heaved a deep sigh fol
THE fallen state of humanity.
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- HHDS, Prime Molasses, for sale BY
seD PERRIN 4 R1DCwAy
June 3, 1850.
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9aoNiHG Scissors and Fluting Irons, for sale
E 3. at CHAMBERS New Book Store
Strunton, June TO-
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" HHDS. N o. and P r. Sugar for sale by
- PERRIN & EIDGWAY
June 8, 1850. Adjoining Valley Hotel
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Y kNEN Barrels No. Shad and Trimed Herring
Il just received and for sale at lowest plces
JOHN BRANDEBURG
June 5, 1885,
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& uPR Sugar House Molasses, just received and
~ ,ol sa'I Dy w. G. STERRETT.
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E7OUR Barrels Malaga, Madeira and Port Wine,
IL choice articles, for sole by
PERRIN & RIDGWAY.
June 3, 1850. Adjoining Valley Hotel
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w ashington House,
st. above Seventh st.
PHIL A DE-, PHIA,

rs central in the immediate vicinity Of the most
Il important public Institutions, the best and most
fashionable places OF business, and the attractive
public Squares oil the city. In the important re-
Inisties oi light and ventilation, two principal OBJ
ects aimed al in the recent enlargement & thorough
Improvement OF this House, ii is not exceeded By
my establishment in America. To strangers there
lore. its position is peculiarly desirable The Sub
scrlber returns his sincere thanks to his friends
nit The public for the liberal patronage they have
extended 70 him, and assures them that he vii
Andeavor to merit continuar ce of their favors
"A. i. GLASS.
June II, i550.-2m
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DAA LBS. Crushed g. Loaf Sugar, for sale by
OVV PERRIN 8 RIDG Way.
June 3. 1850.
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z sflE trial of DR.. Webster for the murder Of
Or. Parkman, in Boston, just received and
for sale by w. CHAMREPS" "N
June 8.
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A CHESTS Imperial and Y. H. Tea. for sale bv
NJ PERRIN & RIDGWAY.
June 8, 1850.
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s. UMMER HATS of all kinds and qualities, Jus
~ received at d. II. HDfIM.ANS
stanton, May 27, 1850.
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II oslERY, GLOVES, Ssc.-A great variety
4 for sale very cheap at KYLE'S'
May 10, 1850.
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~ LINK NOTES, (negotiable) & Bank Checks
} Just received at CKAMBERS'
Staunton, June 1T, 1850.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-09
July
In Eauity-Lancaster District,

John D. McCardell ct. al, vs.. James X. Douglass
ct al.-Bill for partition Of the Real Estate Of
James douglass.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas A.
Il McCardell, James H. McCardeIl, William B.
Carnes, Mary A. NisbeI. Rob't Douglass, Zadock
P. Douglass, Henry G.. Horton and wife Tabitha,
Jane L. Bell, Rachael T. Bell Robert d. Bell, Jno.
G.. Bell, Nancy Eell, John Bell, Robert Mclwain,
and the children of Samuel Douglass, whose names
are unknown, Defendants in above case, reside
without the lmith of this Siate-lt is therefore
ordered on motion Of w. A. Moore, Solicitor for
Complainants, that the said and above named De-
PENDANTS do appear and answer, plead or demur to
the Bil in the above case, OH or before The 10Th of
September, ls5O; otherwise, Judgment pro con-
feSsO will be ordered against all and each Of them.
JAMES H WIrlIERSPOON, c. R.LD u,
Com'rs Office, May 81. 1850. 81