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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
dhu pufe,
Sober, steadfast and demnre."

me, one Of this fashion last week Her
sorross had served only 10 soften her charms,
as age mellows pictu e. Her brillianteyes,
which | have of time SEEN dance With Joy,
had los, none OF their power, but they wer.
more subdued-they seemed TO be looking be
yond the grave, longing ojoin her liegs lord
in one eternal bliss of welded love
When your good husband died, said |, earth
lost bright ornament, but heaven gained
saint. A tear Of sorrow stood 10 the widows
eye. bu, CLEAN Of religious hope and re'ig.
nation melted it away. need not tell you,
continued |, that, search the wide world, y on
cannot find his feiow-you already know that
foil we'll.
The fair bereaved one clu'ched my hand
couvuisively | had touched the rlgh, cord
nature burs. forh--a very torrent Of tears
eushed from her eyes-like uh'o an earth.
auske hesved her b.eas,-even the "counier.
felt presentmenl" Of Niobe upon her cameo
seemed TO catch the "soft lnfe c'on," aud rair
alabasler iears and 10 sweet and broken &C
cents tho beautiful mourner thus sobbsd out
"I'iI bet dol''-Cymon.
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From the Dollar Newspaper.
A Little Management.

There aie many farmers Who live life OF
management. There is no use lor hem To toll
from the early dawn to the setting Of the sun,
necessarily, unless II be upon some special oc.
cdsion. ! know many Who arc continually
IN hurry, pushing ahoad all The time, aud
yet they accomplish but little IN tho way of
rendering their farm, and houses convenient.
They disregard many Of he htie hings thai
help to make up llfe's happiness. 10 gasp
'ng for tho pounds" they oyef.fesch the
pennies"
! know others who d, no, toll hall 90 hard.
and yet everything is neat-lhe farm -four.
ishes-'he beasts are fat aud thnfty-,ho
Whole iam'ly Ischcefiu and happy. The die.
terence IS all owing to little management.
And"ii'te things" how g-eatiy they increase
the farmers enloyme IT'S a liule hing
TO drop le~ seeds into the ground, DO, when
hafves, come'lt is great Thing. IT'S 1t.
tic thing TO plant shade tree here-a rru,,
tree lhere--a rose bush, or vine--yet, " hen
he is sleeping, resting, they are growing, and
soon they will be considered not such "l,ile
things" Thus labor may be rendered pleas.
ant, thousand fl,sers will spring up 10 hoer
melancholy moments; and home with kind
wife, and dulIlul chdteD, will be all lha, tho
heart can wish for.
"RUSTlCUS."
indianapolis, Inda., 1850.
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who, after putting them into his pocket, 70.
pealed his wish to be brought once more to
the ruins Of his desolaled parish.
The inhabitants of ST. Aga,Ly had been
filled With the greatest uneasiuess at the sud
den disappearance Of their pastor.
Az they went to call him one morning to
prayer, they found the hu, empty which they
had bull. in haste cor him, and they he'd sought
him every here 10 vain. tll FINELY they saw
him coming in a wagon. escorted BY soldiers.
Old aud young rushed 10 meet him, lifted him
from the wagon. surrounded him, and kissed
his hands and the hem Of his gown. After the
FIRST salutstion were over, he add sssed them
40 follo~s: " You have been discontinued With
the. my dear children. and have thought had
left you silhou, farewell AID without, thanks;
but i, 10 no, so. Friends who have lived TO.
selher 10 Joy and sorrow fifty years, do no,
part thus. had some business 10 do al Mort,
and a. l feared you wou'd not agree to my
iourn there, | wen, wihou, your knowledge.
| Ny business is nov arranged according 10 my
wish, and come back TO speak word Of con.
fidsnce with you. To save the life Of a seak
old man, you have sacrificed oil tina! you pos.
sss.ed. Ii 10 ny duty 10 be thankful 10 you
for it, and | bring you therefore the means TO
repair the loss. In This poe ke,. book are Ia enty
thousand francs, which you can share anon:
you, in proportion TO the loss you have suffer
3D. Ask moi how have received this money
tina, 10 . secret which will hereafter be known.
must return With the men who have brOush,
me here; but We shall certainly see each 9th
i er again, sooner or later. When, cannot
exactly cay. Until that time, remain 40 you
have ever been, industrious, honest, and Piousr
and at peace With each other, as becomes good
children. Love one another bfo,herly, live
IN tho fear Of the Lord. aud forge, no. you'
old pastor, whom you will all see again where
there is peace and rest, undislurhed by the
storm. Of life. kneel down, my children
tina, may give you my blessing"
At these words all fell upon their knees
even the hard hearted soldiers themselves -
The old man raised his eyes toward Heaven
clssped his hands upon his breast, and called
down the blessing Of the Almighty both upor
his friends and bis enemies.
! AGer closing his prayers, he turned and
ssid to the soldiers tina, formed his escort
f" Gentlemen, arm now at your service"
They put him again upon the wagon and
drove back to Mort, the whole parish ioIo"
ing behind. He vas not given up 10 the exc
4 cutioner. The representative would no, TAX
. the responsibility Of executing such q nobl
II cd man, bot sent him to Nantes, where, how
d ever, three months after, be found q martyr
. death in the waves Of the Loire.
y The village OF S.. Aga.hy was never agai
o built. The families who had composed II, AZ
II ~ho were long in uncertainty about the lat
Of their pastor, became separated, and settle
d 10 d,tferen, neighborn2 places, and the plougt
!. share no passes over The halo ed spots wher
Is their infancy was Graded, and where The bone
OF their forefa,heis rest.
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ATTACHMFN7S for sale here
TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance ~"
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS u pay nn
be delayed three months; and TllRhh ~.
LARS il not paid until the close oil Inc y'''
GJ'Advertisements inserted at One Dola' Z
square. tle lines or less, this sized type w
first insertion. and rs csnts for each ren ~,
ance. Court advertisements and shefih ss ~
charged IS per cent. highcri and oeou.l
Of 33t por cent. will DO made from me lss ~,
prices, for advertisers by the year h', =, !,
menis inserted monthly or quarterly :, 81
square for each time. Semi-monthiy ~
per square for each time.
tTPosmastets are authorized TO act as aee"'
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DIR. kUIII.'S
4Abyssinia Mixture,
For Cs,afth.. iuhaerEs. cosliveness, Pies. on
vel, 1enorll'n. Gieei, flaor Aibus, OF hs
Whites. Weakness, obslfuciioAs, &c.

GoLp HIT, n. C.. Ara l,ts4s
DR. kahi-Des Sir.
You will please frward to Us az soon a, oct
senicu,, fresh supple ofihs Res,orer ofths iiOol
AID The Abyssinia Mixture, We have sold gu, ls'
some time The kestotet and the Dcpuralir'
Powder. have proved to be very effcarious q
l1'incss ithe chest. Rheumatistn. Sore Legs, l.
Examinations Of he Eyes, Debility. and olh,f ch'o
nc diseases. We warranted the ABB ssin Nj
iure to every patient, and 80 one ha. asked 10 z,
tho money returned. bu, on the contrary. e,tll
ons hss praised hs eres, ssnst We powers,
We remain yours. respectfully.
A i ID. W. UONEYCITT
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The Widow.

IL there any character 10 life so interest
Jog ass young and beautiful widow p! Not
a Arly, coque,llsh cue, who, even amid her
sorrows, has an eye TO future welded happl
ness with another but one Of genuine heart
welded TO her husbands urn, pensiys but no!
sad, her grief sof,eued to placldness,
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A. & b. ". IioNEYCuTT.


I0NcoBD, y, G, JutY y, Is4A
DR.. kuhl--pcar Stt:
We have sold out alIof your AbyssIuia Muw"
II has given entire satisfaeIan 10 al thass b
hsvs used 1t. We have warranted The AbysF1
Mixture IN all cases on our own account. snd "
can say, II has neYer JAILED. We have daily e,l'
for more Of the AhY ssinis Mixture, and YOU vii
please send Us as soon possible such sapay
which will answer the great demand
Very respectfully YOURS.
puIIlD n VnrEF
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6rBoys, If you would DO honored men
take care Of your conduct now.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-16
SELECT MIS- SCELLANY.
A DREAM OF HEAVEN.
BY MRS. ELECTA NJ. SHELDON.

'Twas cold stormy night in November
1S4-. The wind howled dismally around
a nea. cottage in one of the villages of the
West. The snow and sleet beat on the roof
and ratified agains. the windows. All with
ou, was desoa,e-and though every COM
fort abounded in that humble home, sick
ness was there, and mourning, and sorrow.
A young wife lay on a couch of suffer-
ing-perhaps of death few days before
the last child of her love had been carried
10 its quiet resting place, and now the spirit
Of the mother seemed just trembling on the
verge Of time. Anguish was depicted on
the face Of the husband as he bent over her
to catch the accents that came family from
her lips.
81 cannot live, Dearest" she murmured,
'you must prepare yourself to part with
me"-the heavy eyes closed-a deathy
pallor overspread her countenance, and the
sorrow stricken husband sought in vain by
the most powerful restoratives, to rouse her
from the s,upor so like death. There was
no sense Of external things, no motion save
the scarce percep,ble heavng of the chest,
to show that life remained.
Alone, by the bedside watched he through
all the long, long hours OF that dreadful
night. The tempest ragged without-a death
like stiffness reigned wilhin-,he Invisible
was there. and solemn awe drank up the
very consciousness of aught bu. that pres
ence Of Omnipolence.
Hour after hour passed by, and still the
spirit Of the young wife fingered in its earth
iy tenement; day dawned at length; and
hope sprang up in the weary watcher. il
is-yes, i! is so-there is quickening Of
the pulse did no, rosea.e .inge come
for moment to tba, pallid cheek Anoth-
er hour Of anxious watching, and the dark
eyes looked forth once more from meath
their dropping lids, and the voice he deem
ed forever hushed, murmured,
"Fear not beloved, ! shall live TO bless
you''-and again she slept-bu, not as be-
fore; now the pulselhrobs, though feeble
were uniform, and ever and anon the life
blood would flush, for all instant, the cheek
and brow.
A few hours passed, and the slumberel
awoke refreshed-awoke as from the dead
and fervent thanksgiving arose to Him who
had spared the last dearest tie that bound
the heart Of the watcher 10 earth.
81 had such swee! dream OF heaven, las
nieht,' said the young wife, as, toward e
yenipg, her husband sat by her bedside
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-16
THE FARMER-A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE.
BY HON. EDWARD EVERETT.


The man who stands upon his own soil,
who feels by the laws of the land in which
he ives-by the law Of civilized nations
he is the rightful and exclusive owner ot
the land which he tlls, is by the conslitu-
ton of our nature, under a wholesome IN
nuence, not easily imbibed from any other
source. He leels-o,her things being equal
more strongly than another the charac-
ter Of man as the lord Of the inanlmate
world Of this great and wonderful sphere,
fashioned by the hand of God, and upheld
by his power, is rolling through the heav-
ems, portion is his, his from the centre to
the sky. /. is the space on which the gene
ration before him moved in its round OF uu-
ties and he feels himself connected, by
visible link, with those who preceded him,
and he is also, to those who follow him, and
to whom he is TO iran nsmit home. Perhaps
his farm has come down to him from his
fathers. They have gone to their last
homes but he can trace their footsteps
over the scenes of his daily labors. The
roof which shelters him was reared by those
to whom he owes his being Some inte-
resting domestic tradition is connected with
every enclosure. The favorlte irnit tree
was planted by his fathers hand. He
spor,ed in his boyhood beside the brook.
which still winds through the meadow
Through that field lies the path TO the vii
lage school Of earlier days. He still hears
! from his window the voice Of the Sabbath
! bell which called his fathers and his fore
fathers to the house of God, and near al
hand is the spo, where his parents laid
down to rest, and where, when his time is
come, he shall be laid by his children
These are The feelings Of the owner of the
soil. Words canno, paint ,hem-gold can
not buy ,hen-,hey flow out of The deepest
fountains of the heart; they are the life
spring of fresh, healthy, and generous ma
! lional character.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-16
SONG.

There is name which on my lips,
Though seldom breathed, forever dwells,
Like hidden music rocked to sleep
Within the oceans painted shells.
There is bright but pensive eye,
Which ever OH my pathway shines,
AS day and night the gentle stars
Look down and light the darkest mines.
A voice, whose tender accents sound
As if it were the soul which spake:
And of that voice, the lightest tone
Doth in my heart wild echoes wake.
And this is love, the only one
Of Eden's torn and trampled flowers,
Which sheltered by some angels wing.
Still lives to bless this earth Of ours.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-16
S ELECTED POE II r Y i.
ONE FRIEND.

ONE FRIEND.
BY BLACHE BENNARD.
| do not care for many friends,
They fail the heart to fill;
But give me one true, faithful friend,
With whom life's hours l may spend,
Who loves me, loves me still
Yet earthly love must pass away,
The grave will bury all;
And joys that seem now priceless once,
Like Jewels rare, or golden suns,
Must into nothing fall.
Then ask for the supreme love
That comes to man from Heaven
That raises him from care and fear,
That makes his home and Eden here,
And is so freely given.
For it outlives the wreck of time,
And will not pass away,
Though worlds may into atoms fall,
Yet earthly joys may perish all,
If His best love but stay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-16
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
By e. WELLS, JR.
ITOR ND PROF RE T o R.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For one year, if paid within six months, $l50
6 g if not paid within six months, zoo
ApvERr1sEMEsrs.-Sl per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or ID of large type
constituting square-and IS cents tor every sub
seauent insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Be0lItU Soon Fades.

This is too true. Not only personal attractions, but all
things beautiful. are the mercy of lime But though
beauty must fade at last there reason why SHOULD
do 20 prcmatlrcly No one who has beautiful complex
ion shonld allow themselves look old and faded before
their time They should therefore pay proper attention TO
washes, and soaps. use only JULES IAUEL'S NiMPH
SOAP, or Eau DIVINE De VENUS, lin liquid state.}
which will keep the skin beautifully fair. smooth and
healthy or if the skin is diseased, it will totally eradicate
all pimplcs bo.ches TAM freckes sunbun. or other erp
tios aaying all inflammation. and mparing to it ra IL
ant wheneSs Many pepatiore for the skin are said to
be inlrionc in their sfs Jules IIauels Nvmph Soap is
not perfectly its msaea "a Pr pfGPsss
diseases No Nympl SOap genuine without it has my
name on the wrappers Avoid all other articles of the
same name. JULES IIAuEl., l20 Chestnut ST.
FebSI1--4tl Philadelphia.
% For sale in Camden by James Il. McKain, z. J.
DELAY F. l.. Zemp, and A. Young.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken the house we'll known as
the "CROSS KEYS" formerly kept by Mr.
VIM. McKain, in the own of Camden, where he
is prep red to accommodate travellers and board
ers at reasonable prices. Those who desire to feel
the same quiet abroad as at home, are invited to
give him call.
Travellers Accommodated for single night, and
breakfast in time for the cars in the morning, at
moderate charges. J: B. F. BOONE,
Feb. 2-9-n] Proprietor.
e5- South Carolinian will copy tri.weekly, and Tenn.
I4rance Advocate and Sumter Banner weekly, until fur
lIler notice.
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SOuth.CarOlina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY FOR SAID DIsTRI
Whereas William Talbert applied to me for Let
ters of Administration on al! and singular the goods
and chattels, rights and credits OF S. J. Talbert,
late of the district aforesaid, decd:
These are therefore 10 cite and adlfonish
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the sale
deceased, to be and appear before me at ohr nett
Ordnaty's Court for the said districts to be holden
at Kersha# court house on the 18th day Of Feb:
ruary; to show cause if any they can, why said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal; this S0th day Of
January, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty, and in the 18th year
of American Independence.
Feb 9 9 At
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 7.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 7.
CorroN.-Thc demand yesterday was by
few buyers only, who operated to the amount
ofl5l7 bales; prices seemingly without change
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.
NEw YoRK MARKnr.--l'o day. 1000 bales
Cotton sold, a, unchanged prices, principally to
spinners. Tobacco is improving in prices.
Coffee is declining. Flour, Grain, and other
articles. unchanged.
BALTIMORE MARxEr.-F" day,s 5Ooo bags
Rio Coffee were offered at auction-llO0 bags
sold ut l3 3 4 to Is l.2 cents. The residue
was Withdrawn, the marke, proving not So buoy
ant as was aniicipstcd
New ORLEANS. Feb. 3.
THE MARxHr.--rhc Cation Market yes.
trrday was heavy. Sixteen hundred bales we're
disposed of. MiId!ing may he quoted at ! l.s;
The sales of the week amounted to le,OO0
lta+es.
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CHARLESTON, S. G.
SPRING OF 1850.
W. G. BANCR OFF,,
253 and 255 King Street,

253 and 255 kang Street,
Is now receiving and offers to purchasers of
DRY GOODS, vino may visit the city, one Of the
Largest stocks of Rich & Desirable Goods
ever offered in Charleston. II wing made exten-
sive arrangements for Spring salesi he confdent.
invites purchasers TO his stock, as it is
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE:
1t will embrace all the varieties of new ard
Elegant Silks, both black and colored
Grenadines, Silk Muslins, Tissues
Barages, both plain and printed
Printed French husips
Gnghatns, Gingham Nusns, Prints
Alpacas, Bombazines, Challys
Embrbderes of various styles
Evening Dress Goods, in variety ofs'yle and fabric
White Goods Of all Il various qualities
Elegant Grape, Lace, Silk and Muslin Shawls and
MantIes
Linen and Linen fabrics
Hosiery, Gloves, Under Vests, (silk merno and
cotton)
Embroidered Revere-stitch and plain Liner Cam.
brio H'd'kfs. (great variety
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Somlh-Carolir,a;
KERSHAW DISTRICT;

By John R. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary for said District.
Whereas Jesse Kilgoie applied to me for letters
of administration with the will annexed, on all and
singular the goods and chattels rights and credits
Of James L. KiIgore late Of the District aforesaid,
deceased: These are, therefore, 10 cite and admo.
nish all and singular the kindred and creditors Ct
the said deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordnary's Court for the said District; 10
be holden at Camden on the fifteenth day Of Feb:
ruafy next to show cause, if any; why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 30lh day of
January, in the year ofour Lord one Thousand
fourth four Year Of American Am 'hH Independence:
Feb 1911 JOHN R.: Joy, OK: D.
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THE Camden Hotel,

With is amDle accommodations, will continue
TO recei' e TRAVELLERS, DROVERS, DC
It's proximity to the Depot renders it a convenient
stopping place to Railroad Travellers.
The Stables and Lots will hereafter he in the
possession and receive the attention OF the under
signed.
uSONS OF TEMPERANCE cannot object
to the presence OF BAR, as accommodations in
t. e liquor liue have been discontinued.
b. p. BOYD, Proprietor.
Jan, |, 1850 #
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Hauels Eau Lustral, Hair Restorative.

"There is nothing in this wide world, that con,
tributes more to comeliness and beauty than pro-
fusion Of soft, flowing ring ringlets, or auburn
trcsses and he who can devise the means 10 preserve
and relaln, in its original beauty, this important ap
pcndage to the head, will confer an nestimabc
blessing upon mankind, and deserve the lasting
gratitude of the community"
Such an article is lIauel's Eau Lustral have
ust received direct from the Proprietor, large
and fresh supply, in Bottles at SOC. 75c and 81.
each. |, Il. J. DELAY.
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ATTETNTION, GUARDS!
Sherif,S Sales.

By virtue f sundry writs of Fl. Fa t, me di.
rec,ed, / will sell, on The nrsl Monday in March
next, being the 4th day of said month, during the
All the right, title, md interest of the drfepdan,
in and to i've hundred acres of land, more or less
bounded on the narth by the Cantey lands, east by
Motleys lands, and south and west by lands Of
Dr. B. F. Watkins. Levied on and TO be sold as
the property of Wm. B. Watkins, at the sui, of the
Bank OF Camden, S. c., VS.. WIN. B. Watkins.
Also, all the defendants right, title, and interest
in and 10 - acres Of land, lying in the District
of Kershaw, adjoining lands Of Wiley Albert and
others. Levied upon and to be sold as the proper
,y of Eli Bass, at the suit of Elijah Bass vs. Eli
Bass.
\ TERMS :-Cash-Purchascrs to pay for neces.
sary papers. THO. J. WARREN, s. X. d.
Feb. = IL ids
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s,utons which become gradually undermined by Nj
AsaAL causes without even days actual confinement,
In such cases the Gholagoguc acts like chorm-lhe
salIow complexion, loss of appetite ango wcarIness
and depression Of spirits, with other nnp'e'sent symp-
toms which render life burden-ull yield TO this reme
dy if only faithfully used according to the directions
Of the pamphlet which accompanies each volume.
nr For sale in Camden by JAMES r. McKAlN.
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IN EQUITY.
Lancaster District.

Middleton G.. CASTOR vs.. Susannah CASTOR ct al
Bill for Partition Of The Estate Of Samuel CASTOR,
deceased.
1t appearing tc my satisfaction, that William X.
Mcdonald and Eveiua A., his wife, William FIRE.
derrick Williams, Sarah Evclina Williams, Eliza.
beth Williams, Susan Jane Dye, Anna NJ. CASTOR
Samuel N. CASTOR, and Jefferson CASTOR, Defend
ants in the above stated c9se, are absent from and
motion Of Williams, Solicitor for COMPLAINANT
that the said defendants do appear and plead, an
swer, demur. TO the bill in the above case, on or
before the 10th OF April l-50, and in default there
Of judgment pro confesso will be ordered against
each and every of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Commissioners Office, e. L. l.. d.
3lst December, lS49 { , BIN