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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
Communicated.

ME>Sas. EpIroK.. -Strnlling through. tie
up.country for !; week or so, Itarried at Ian:
baskerville a lew. days during Court. 70 all
wlo like good cheer, quiet and comfortable
lodgings commend the Hotel Of Mr.sAxDREw
MAYER of that place--bslieyipg that the ac-
communications afforded bis guests are not sur
passcd--if cqualled--by ary Hotel in the up
country His beds are decidedly superior.
Although was there in the midst of the crowd
and hustle Of Court week, my ni.llate con-
curs with me III the -opiuio,t, that the bed and
room allotted US, c"r!I upt be surpassed in
cleanliness and comfort Ivy any Public House,
in the Stale. Mr. MavER is now somewhat
celebrated fnr k-rling one Of the very hest
furnished Tallcs. |; literally .roans under its
burden of choic" disaes--of every thing that
Il Village market can atiurt.$ And the great
wonder t" me- WAS, how a'nriiket So remote
from headquarters, eonld yield supply go Va
r;"d aud abundant. These comforts, added to
A';cnti,e servants, al directed iy an obliging
host, make one feel ''pcrtccty at home. ~ q
II Mr. ". occupied a we'll constructed build.
i"I. having large.and convenient ra-Iors and
sitting ronms would hazard nothing in SAY
ing, that hi, Hotel wouii equal any tobe found
in our cities. His business habits, aud success
in catering inr t'r public, indicate him asa suta.
Llr person, TO supervise a much larger estab-
lishn'cnt than village Hotel. and It is matter
of some surprise that his services have mol long
since been secured in some of our towns or
cities There was but one opinion prevailing
in that large crowd, he managed somehow TO
accommodate during Conrt-that his table
could not he better, and that he deserves the
patronage and support Of all who desire to
sleep or fare well. - R
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
Monk's New Map.

We noticed short time since anew work pub.
lisi"d by JAcnB Monk at Baltimore, Md. We
have just been favored with an inspection OF a
finished specimen copy, and can unhcsi,atingly
assert that it far surpasses in The amount Of geo
graphical information contained, any work here
tofore published. 1t exhibits at a single glance,
the whole Territory from the Atlantic 10 Pacific,
embraced between the 7h and 5o:h parallels of
north latitude. including Of course all Of Mexico
and Central America, with their States well de-
Gred-also ,ln West India Islands on the same
scale. An interesting feature of this valuable
work. is the distinct delineation Of the territories
of Utah, New-Mcxicc. Oregon, Minnesota, and the
new State Of California, showing the exact bouu-
dares lately established by Congress-. This Map
has bern compiled viii: much labor and expense,
from the most regent surveys among whi h, are
those Of Fremont. Emory, Willis, Albert, Johnson,
and other scientific gentlemen Upon This Map
will be found all the Rail Road and Canal Routes,
and principal ihoroughiares through the United
States, and various routes by land and water to
California aud Oregon. Mr.. Bowen, The gentle
manly agent OF the pu fishers, will call upon those
OF our citizens who have not already secured the
work, and give Them an opportunity to do so.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

Of any advantage 20 her, Is proclaim at this
late hour tc uonucriu 'Nct lately discovered
hv, and known Oaipfo the Ercensil.e Southern
Tutrio,, thar "te prnplr ri lhe \ orth arc fight
irr our battles Tor It's V ith the fanatics and alb
olitionist." lSyrh cnaGaci, ir sag tit icuyi,
canno, Be. aari is MOI 5enefrtui.i,, Me couse-ot
Snuthcrn Rights, ln 'nne word wc i;rlurse
fully the following rea,ark contaiaed in Di!c Of
yoarlate editorials. "I hn'argumea' is exhaust.
ed--the ds5af. has closed, and Hc h'rG nothing
absolutely nothing 10 10 rah aJsiraei qHesiioaa"
yyfsav.ng now, as W. believe, presented al, mn
partial aad f"ncse history. Of che past, ani =
|. .air and truthful stat@meit oi TIE present cnu-
dtiou OF a'i.rs there can be 30 difficulty IN
> arriving at correctconclusiou in reference to
That line D! conduct which Gaty and patriotism
wouii indicate. L. is S,;:i"i ti"t South caro-
4. lima is to cat lonsa, S2lagr ~ 'G'rr, from
once powerful hLt nnw lettering Cmion. IL"
us prgpufe FIR orr departure! We have every
confidence that ct excellent and fearless Chie::
Magistrate, with the scientific and experienced
gen,leueu w:,om he has called to his assistance
will faithfully and zea'ou3ly perform the pc
caliaeiy arJi,as aai r>spoAs;b!a dntie; in2os.
edupoo ttem:-but have not ne, as citiL'ns,
something TO ;|o2 AYa much. every way
'Iict enrrg citzen, rs al individual ,io h:s part IL
sthis general work ofeprcrara;nn : Let bin
prepare hin:4ii, mentally aafphyai ally, 10 b.
ready when the convention nsets II sii9 E's
pe:soaa aid, i necessary, in hoisiiaS the Al.
chor w..ic!l M iors the snip oi@s tate. Let eve
ry ma 5at IL, ii;s, ana oa" life upon tae issue
all will I,e wall" in conclusion, we r"-aiti III
taat the TTuJico. mas 1cen ra@satl-a"d SoH'h .C'.
rolina mua adcance, or f!i5.:ch iato Ssa.r q
disgrac:fal r'ssaiags IN ofugjim'a' Dan. .!ase
This being onr true position, on" r'a: coaaH''",
ire toil ai-aaca or in the language Of the reso-
luton quoted above. "ti:e Federal tnon having
failed t, accomplish toe end for which it WAS
designed. ra are ,caiy aai milling, anl5cet Il
10 be our dufyto uthlraw from ii for stcsle 're
:caa-sseels ~e sI.oa3G--sscede zoe wiH! at least
sosays t a.at s
49, a,.....s LANCASTER
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
The Convention

VIII meptin Charleston on the fifth of May
We perceive that nearly every district in The
State has-and the rest probably, have by this
time, elected Delegates. Generally, the Delega-
lions are large. We hope all will attend-and
would just here suggest to the South Carolina
Rail Road, the proprirty Of passing the Delegates
free ov"r the Road. no meeting has ever met in
our State, in which its interests have been more
deeply Interested.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

Newspapers in the State Of !Ncw lorh.--Ac-
cor,n. to an official statement, just published, it
upprars that there are in the State OF New ! ork
four hundred aud hily-"isht newspapers, of
witch iily-sx are issued daily. The city and
county of New York alone bias eighteen dalrs
and ON. hundred and eight weekiirs. One set
ni lrs.. papers is 10 lie seat To the World Fair
ia !.u.y:u,.. and Il duplicate to be deposited i'll
the STATE Library at Albany
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
LANCASTER.
From the Eagescld Advertiser.
YOUNG MEN.

Il attempted il different quarters, private.
ly and. publicly, to raise cry against the nfiu.
ence of young nl,a. It is supposed ny som,
that atlSanced life and grey hairs should not
Only counsel in difficult affairs, but lead in exc.
eution; and that youthis really bat childhood,
and fitted to n,inSle in the exercises and amuse.
ments proper to that age but never 10 ailude
to the grave matters of politics-"f State re-
sistance of revolution These ideas are pre-
posteroas. With the greatest respect for the
experience of age, we yet maintain that in
great crises the young man, endowed with
taleats and filled with energy, is really the most
reliable leader. 1t is the period when the
hearts Guick pulsations urge to the execution
Of daring conceptions Of the brain--when, un-
allowed by the studied caution and the unnn.
tural tmidty of the hackneycd politician, of
the property holder, after many years of acen
mutation and Of the already famous, who dread
the unbinding OF single leaf of hard earned
laurels--when, stimulated by over-present Wis
ions of his conntry's renown and by an honest
ambition tolink his name with the story Of h"r
honor, the youthful patriot seeks to do, what
may equal, if not surpass, the deeds of prede
cessors
Allhistorv is crowded with examples, in eve.
~ walk of life, Of the noble achievements of
youth. I'hen,istocles in youth, against strong
preiudices, built navy for Athens and defeated
the greatest power existing on earth. Alexan-
der, youth, conquered tn, world and died at
80, when there was no longer an ai.n WORTHY
of his genius and ambition. Pompey elevated
the Roman name, and assumed the title of
Great" at the are of 225 Hannibal, in yonth,
traversed the Alps for the first time with an ar
nv. and sublaad tho conluerers. In late p"-
rods, the Black Prince Of England, in youth,
won the highest rcnown CASTOR de f"'E, at
81, won the great battle %: hwrHna. D"n
loha, the bastard of Charles 9th, won the still
g cater victory of Lepanto and died at an early
age, like Alexander. worn ont with fretting tor
new fields Of achievement. Washington,
yon.h established his claim to the command in
chief OF our reyo utionary army Bnonaparte
at 81. astounded the worll with his Italian
c,un aiuns. and, at 80, from his birthplace, an
island ihen RECENTLY acquired by France. and
list in season to mike him a Frenchman, as
simed the purple OF oae of the greatest corn
ties in Europe. Scott, at 2S, had assembled
to the top of the military ladder in the United
States and mrdc reputation Worldwide
In other departments, to ena,nerate only =
few out Of tie hundreds. Bacon, Pascal. Burk.
Byron, in their youth, took position with the
highest. And flaily, o"n Calhoun, In
youth. was designated for the Presidency, and
soon after, lcapad, at Il bonnd, to the summit nf
fame from which he never descended. Psha !!
drcrv you,h? Why it i, the golden age of
M s e ,thlv existence, for almost all purposes
4 =, Of al
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
Plank Roads.

Why are the citizens of Camden, who are ma
king no effort to build the Plank Road, like those
Farmers, who gather and consume their grain IN
the summer. and make no provision for the win
ter! You all can tell the answer in few years
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

s7g- Friends, if you want Editorials, wri.e
them; in some instances We have been paid for
those which we have already written but unior-
tunaely, too often has our prcuniary interest SUI
fer.d Whrrr friends have been unmind;ul Of
the ..r:, that although Editors are sometimes Vi
siolary beings, ideal, and dwelIcrson the confines
of no whore in particular; Yet, they must have
something more substantial 10 live on, what time
!h-y d1 live, than Complimentary show tickets,
which after all is said aud done. doul put much
cash in the pocket. Frequently the imagnaicn
of the crgt' is taxed 10 is fullest capacity, and
they are under that necessity, which is said to
have no law, Of thinking themselves some i'll more
ways than one, in order that the excitement may
be kept IN sufficiently, that the wheels Of our
official arrangements may not altogether cease
their cv"utions.
Some time previous, that is to say. about two
months ago, we sent in sundry directions, and to
divers individuals certain little 'bNci dues;' and
whereas. sin;e that time, bu; few have responded
to suit US. We take this occasion to saw that our
sundry delinquent friends Of 1850, need not be
surprised if we should again rery SOM, stir up
their pure minds BY way of remembrance, as we
are opposed to dunnng, from principle. We
earnestly hope that this the last appeal, which
we intend to make for some time TO come, will he
tak'n by those in arrears as in earnest, that We
want our moiiey-and save us the unpleasant
reflection Of arriving at III" same conclusi IN
which an Editor 'hard up ca,ne TO, in reference to
some of his s'lhscrib"rs-that 'thry wonld make
good wheel horses, for they held back oeN.'
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

WEaErH OF, SHtwMES.-Two million six
hundred and seventy thousand dollars. have
been made hy showmen in the last ten years,
making az hikverasefore each ofoue hundred and
seveniy.eight thousand dollars. The follow.
ing is Il list of what each nan has made com
mencing with ps'I. Ean,un. Tue, richest show
man in the world, he having made in the last
eight Years over $500, 900; Jenny Lind is worth
s500,O00, notwithstanding shehas given over a
half million in charity; Moses kimball, of the
Boston Museum, 100000; Edwin Forest the
great tragedian, S350,0oO; Burton the actor,
sl25,G00 Elitz. the magician, $4,000. T. 5.
HambI;,, OF Tie Bose"y theatre \. y, s70,-
600; General Welch, the great circus man,
$G0,O0D; Wynian, tie Prince OF nlagicians and
n;"reJndacers, 4new an this city, S35 600; Gen.
Tom 1,ha:al, sBarpuni's great dwarf, Si5, 1000;
J. f. 0wcss.;t sGom .dian and proprietor of
Ihe MlselI, ;S35, 900: Herr Alexander the jug.
Ter and .aftiste. $215,000; Mons. Adrian, the
French Majieiaa, $4,000 Danvarda6ofiginal
proprietor of the Mississippi Panesa s115,z
oC0; Vim. Niblo, Aaeelsbrat.d I'd gstdsH pregfiet
tor of New ork,. Is worth slHHng, notsith.
standing his serious losses bEnfs.e etc.
.Sae5ensrItss1 1kia Messenger.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

tY-We are ready to walk up to the line of
Southern Rights, and there stand in defence of
all that belongs 10 the South, even "to the last
extremity" We hate compromises. We object
most eiuphaticaly TO the swatch and wait policy,
which has according to our view, tendency to
the telnporisng of resistance, even so far as to
total submission. Our idea is, that twelve months
is quite long enough to wait on our laggard
Southern brethren. and if they do not in that
time, mend their pace and get up with us, they
n.rer riN. Mark that, they nerer ~W' We who
are in favor of separate State action, and resist
ance at all hazxards-are derided by sonc
and called Hot Heads aud Fire Eaters-
Who cares, for that? Justice and Truth have
certain unalicuable rights, and must b. preserved
Is there Justice and Truth, in the management of
the Federal Government? Z reckless majority do
as they please, and if the people Of the South are
so unwise as TO submit 10 these expressions, b.
it So Virginia and Georgia want hand i'll the
next Pr.silrr,ia! Game. Northern Pap is still
very dclectat!s TO thousands OF The hungry hall
starved @ Tica seekers, South Of Mason aud Dixon.
who may vet BE- founi willing to quench the last
spark of patriotism, and immoIaie trL'h and prn-
cirlc OF the unhoIy affairs Of se!tish ambition.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
The Schoolrellow.

We have received the last No. Of the School
fellow. The neatest little Schooboy Journal in
Amerca.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

cr The married ladies' of Fairmount, \. }.
have organized themselves into an independent
Order of Odd Ladies, in order to be rcveHged
mon thci. Odd Fellows husbands. Tneir lodge
Is kept open half an hour longer 1T night tn1n
tue Odd Fellows
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

NEWSPAPERS ~ SoUTh CARoLISA.-The
whole nunLer OF newspapers published in this
State Is 40, of which eight are issued daily
Each daily paper has also a tri-waekly issue
aud tdree OF them publish weekly Sheet, being
merely a transcript from the daiIies. Within
five years tile number has increase three hun.
dred per cent-Col Telegraph. .
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
500

This is as small III amount as the trip can
be made for, anu any body intending TO make
it had better add thirty per cent to the ea!culi-
1on.--Bliimore San.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Pacific,

The steamship Pacifc1arrived at New York
ON Saturday afternoon, with Liverpool dates Of
the 9th.
{ The sales of Cotton on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday morning were II 900 bales. Fair
Uplands, + 3-S; Fair Mobile, Il 3.S Fair Or
leans, Sd. The Liverpool quotations Of
March %, by the Africa, were Fair Uptands,
7 l-s a 7 3.s; Fair Mobile, 7l-4a 7E2;
Fair Orleans, 7 7-s.1 Consumers purchase
sparngly, awaiting advices from America res
pectiug the crop.--.Mercury
Alcmpt not Mp Impossible = Man is aorn not
to solve III, problem Of the Universe, bat to
find ont where the problem begins. and then re-
strain himself within the limits of the compre
heusible. .-Goefhe.
Hor 10 take a. Pnpcr.-Pay in advance,
and thus have the privilege ofreading your own
paper, instead ofthe publishers. II You change
your residence inform the publisher immediate
ly, stating yourname, the town you move from,
and the town you moye:to.
Hon. 10 stop II paper. onl yshonest way
TO stop q paper. when not wanted, Is TO pay
into the hands OF the postmaster whatever you
owe rT it, il it be only Tor two numbers, and
see that the Postmaster writes an order to have
tue same stopped. There is no use in sending
to the publishers letters or papers, with postage
unpaid. II you fail to do this, do not complain
ifthe publishers continue TO send the paper.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

"CaJJagc," says the Edinhurg Review, "con-
taius more muscle-s,ist.lining nut'lment than
any other vegetable whattve Boiled cabbage
and cor,led beef make fifty two as good uinncri
il, twelve mpuths as Il min can cat.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

Co;T OF GOING TO. TIE WosLp's FAIR
The New York Tribune is giving some calcu-
lltions as to the expense attending visit to tic
Worlds Fair. The conclusion it comes to is
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22


We i'lasrI The following, thsl The Cam len n,er.
esh,+ may see Tie complaints 'aade, and if Just,
remove tire Cause. ~ q.
SoUrH C.RaLlSA ConAIss1oy SIgatH ixTs.
We have heard no little mplint herez.,uou,
our Merchants, against the Commission Mer-
chants of Charleston and CaIuden, the grounds,
ofcomplaint chiefly made, ARE careless,iess, neg.
ligcnce, and, in. some cases, exhorbitapt rates
Messrs. Boyer & Reese. VIM, Murphy & Co.,
L. Myers, and Morrison, of Statesyillc, besides
others in ,his andtbe surrounding villages, have
ill had abundant reason to complain. Wemen.
ton this fact with no other view than calling
the attention Of these South Carolina Houses to
the matter, hoping thatifany thing leenlack.s
ing either IN their own management, nr the
management of Clerks not in strict acco. dance
with punctual business transactions, they may
apply the remedy. The merchants in this sec
tIon would ship more extensively BIZ the way
of Charleston but for the difficulty they expert.
ence in receiving their goods frodfthatpla
aud particularly Camden. Waslners 4ssent
down to the latter place often conr back with
grcvous complaints ofuncivil4tpatment and Of
the troubles they had in receiving their leads
troubles easily obriated BY systematic atten.
ton to ousiaess.- Wfchm7p. Sa!isbWy, NJ C..
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

ing Of the hs.Gonsitation, tiat we have The right 70:
Tesfh, batnoti itsseetuS. W.h II Is revolving, bur
secetaion!! Wsseceded fan, England. England.
denedltliat We had n. righf-psFhars, however,,
she would have acknowledged oar right TO rerolt.;
Both have III view precisely The same end, and
it would appear If s9stlsd, a natutat inaIrnablsl
rigi'tta on', We h ''oills oaier.t Nc. Ase says,
"tIlst ifri,' Federal Government abolishes siape-
ry in III. STATES, then North Carolina wiH rise
nan and resist such ,,surpa:ioa 10 tile
d-ash' Wa 'iIiuk differently. Tia Ssutl,er,
State, that bears ;le iadigIiiiYs aud deprivation OF
tight, already healnd up99 lin. S,u,h, will never
raia- finger toward resistance. The North NAV
mak- lli-m 'hawers OF wood aud Ora wcrs Of wa.
Ter, and tah,'fy as the they viii submit. The
last vessige ofthatnoble spirit, which Influenced,
the men Of '7G, will have died out, and lit iIlenl
the serrile Ottoman, OF the piails Of alaia,fron
the Compromise subrnissioni,s on S,u!t-rif soil.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-22

Choice o. Time anil IMcn"ss. He that Is
choice OF his tine will also be choice ol his
company aud choice OF act1us' ldleness Is
the Darlll Of living nIau.--Jercmy Taylor.
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. J. WARREN & @. A. PRICE, Editors'
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1851.
Our Market.
cents.

Our Cotton quotations to-day, are from TO IL
;ents.
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Casrs in whirh Letters shonld be Prepaid. =,

Casrs in whirh Letters shonld be Prcpaid.--
4 gentleman Writing 10 lady.
4 lady writing t. her female friend, to the
care OF il ge:iiiclliaa, (becaLse tic trouble ol
receiving aud delivering is tax enough)
!. merchant wiring to another, requesting
information.
4 friend writing to his friend, requesting
some tricndl, act; such rs collecting small
dividend to De rcni;lcd, &c. tc-, the trouble
being sufficient to prove his friendship without
being taxed lor 50 dong.
.iiuuys in uriiing 10 newspaper editors or
proprsetors Of newspapers,
The Gem and Caskc'.--Ihe following lines
ar. on the monument Of Il young yirl at Mount
Auburn:
"Siied not for her the bitter tear,
Cor pine with vain regret,
Ills but the caskct wncn lies here
IAc gcm Is ssyarkn5 yet"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03
ncnIi.Ir,

E@TR, = \ n SruCktNG Rru.
QN 871 hafaa CON tc found at
itctr oiIce ou Commercial Row
az al times when ut ruNs.oually absent
All WORK douc by then siab lc satisfactory
and rqanl 90 ANY done m The country. og u1
ray Tcnus moderate, and al operation.
warranted Whole set, of ARTIFICIAL teeth
inserted ON goid plate ~ simusphchc pre
SURF. Artificial palstcs II, perfectly httcl rs
to producc di-uuguucss IN ,ie cnuuriauou a.
1t no m~aiiomatiou had iakcu placc Al
orders sent 10y mani, &c lcit with the nost.
master no tbs place. Will Do attended 60.
Woudville Jan /. 1851.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03
OF MISSISSIPPI, g :
WILKINSON CoUNTY
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

i HE Ol a IL VI AIlbt'lEpl1 e.
u O Zachar:ah Dewty. Samuel Dowty,
Z John NJ. Dowty, Jaiia A. Hayden, Mi.
ncrva NewIand, Elizabeth Decker, Matilda
J~etIcote, aud tho minor heirs of Reuben
Dowty, deceased to-wit Thomas j. Dow
~, john C. Dowty, Samuel A. Dowty, and
John O. Dowty, heirs. and distributes OF
James N. DoWty, deceased. You are com.
rnanded to be and appear before The Probate
Court of Wilkinson county, a. the Court
house thereof, OH the first Monday in Au.
gust next, then aud there to show cause il
any you can, why the final account OF VIM
Dowty, administrator of James n. Dowty
deceased, should not be allowed and a de
cree made therefore accordingly, and further
to do and suffer such things as shall be con
-sidered and ordered by the court aforesaid
in the premises.
49, Witness, the Honorable FraacrS
L. s. Gildart, Judge of tue said Probate
49, Court, at the Court House OF said
county, the first Monday in May, eighteen
hundred and ffty:one.
Issued this nth day of May, 1851.
FRED. CONRAD, CLERK.
Nav 20 1S51-G0d.