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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-16
South Carolina Hats.

We have been shown by Mr.. Thorn of the
firm of Thorn & Eriedeberg, specimens OF Hats
of their o1n manufacture, made in Columbia
which, for elegance and finish were, in our Judg-
ment quite superior to any which we have seen
manufactured at the North and sold here. Ger
tany our people will have no objection to en-
courage such spirit at home, when they can
buy better article at cheaper price.
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LeWisViIle Female Seminary,
Tcn IyIiIes East of Chesterville.

MRS. 4. :. WYLIE, principal; assisted by
lHI Mr.. LEWIS, of the Columbia Institute, Tenn.
aud Mss H. S. KELLOGG, graduate of Castleton
SeminaIy,Vt.
1'rusiess-L A. Beckham. James b. Magill,
James brennan, Wilmct s. Glbbes, w. A. Rosbo-
70, William Knox, John Cherry.
The exercises of this Seminary (situated ten
miles east of Cheserville) will be commenced on
the 5th day of January next. The scholastic Year
will be divided into two sessions of five months
each; the first to commence on the 5th of January
and end the 5th June, and the second to commence
22d ,uly and end 22d December.
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commands

w Our Weekly subscribers to-day will re-
ceive the Semi-Weeky paper, which, however,
will contain nearly as much reading for them, as
they ordinarily receive in the Weekly. We shal!
be able, we hope, by next week to go on regular
ly with our publications.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

IN EQUITY--LANCASTER
James Robinson and wife Nancy J. Thomas l.. Wright
and Mary Wright.
T TNDER the Decree Of the Court of Equity in above
~ case, will sell at Lancaster Court House on the
first Monday ,5h day. of January next, the following val
liable Real Estate belonging to Thomas j. Wright, decd
The House and Lot,
In the Village Of Lancaster. containing four acres: boun
ded by Lot Of Dr. Mobley Gay street. the Public Road
and Dunapstreet. The Dwelling and other buildings
very comfortable, and the place very desirable
AlsO--l64 Acres of Land,
Near the Village ellis Creek bounded by lands of S.
b. Emmons, Thomas Ballard, James Adams and William
McKenna II contains some fine bottoms, and made OIL
abundance Of Corn this year. Also,
Sixteen Acres,
Near and adjoining the Village, bounded by lands of NJ
Clinton. Estate Of T. Perry, and The Camden road
Tenns-A credit of and years Except as much
cash will pay costs purchasers giving bonds with gocd
security, with Interest.
JAMES II. WTTHERSPOON, C. ED.
December |, 1851. (S5 50) Ct
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Bulls bay in the night, and the cargo and ne.
groes be lost among the breakers, or let one of
those small steamboats, which ply the Pedee,
lose in that bay, her freight and passengers,
and the insurers or the jury Of ihqust may
call it loss or death by the act Of GoD, but
the honorable Senators will know and feel too,
that it was death from the carelessness, indifer-
ence or prejudice Of man?
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which we have been so long accustomed. A.
mong so large and respectable body of Min
listers we must annually suppose there is much
deep pietv, literary and biblical learning. We
trust that their short sojourn among US may
prove pleasant to them, and their labors profit.
able to the community.--Georgetorn Repub-
lean, l0M inst.
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NEGROES FOR SALE,
In Equity.-Lancsaster Distric

William Bailey, John X. Bailey, Martha Bailey, Mary
Bailey, vs.. Jacob Bailey, Nancy Bailey.
TTNDER The decree Of the Court of Equity in above
y case will sell at anraster Court House on Mon
day, the 29th December, 1851, the following
NEGROES
Polly, Betty, Nlley. Hudson, Avery, Sylvia, Bully and
Mary. They are one family, and Pronounced by good
judges No. negroes
TermsA credit of II months purchasers giving notes
with good securities with interest from day of sale Except
as much cash as will pay ctsls.)
JAMES ii. WI1'IIERSPOON, GELD
Dec lS3 COZ 95 ts
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Democratic Review.

The number of this excellent Magazine, for De-
cember is at hand. The interest is still kept up
as heretofore in its pages, and we hope to be able
in our next paper, TO give it more extended no.
tice.
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WOur advertising customers whose favors
do not appear will please bear with US. They
shall appear on Friday and regularly thereafter
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For Sale.

A young FELLOW, accustomed to manage
horses, driving, dc, and tolerable Cook, will be
sold on the first Monday in January next, at the
Court House in Camden, on a credit Of one, two
and three years. Health, title and character
rrc"d AMY y, rhc Bank nI Camden
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The Minority Report.

1fthe Bank Of the State is wrong in principle,
and false in policy as some maintain, let itbe SUBJ
mittcd in due form 10 the people-the proroai'' o"
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Our Market.

There is no change to notice in the quotations
for cotton since our last. The market has been
brisk at to cents. ssa. .sas,s
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Assignec's Sale.
Land

A TRACT of about l40 Acres. on Granny's
Quarter Creek, adjoining lands of George STRAIT
ford and others, now occupied by Mrs. Louisa Rid
die, will be sold on credit of one, two and three
years. Applyto w. e. JOHNSON.
Dec. o. 95 st
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A CAR ID.

MIR. McDANDLESS will be able during the
1tl ensuing year, to attend to Class OF English
Scholars if such can be formed. Commencing OH
Monday. January 4th.
Terns-$2O per Sessions months.
Dec. l6 81 If
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Executors Notice.

EXECUTORS NOtICC.
A Ii persons having demands against the es-
n tate of Col. Tillman l.. Dixon, decd. are
requested 10 hand them in properly attested, and
those indebted to the same to make payment to
WILLIAM DIXON, EX'or.
Dec IS. 81 E3ia
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Siatlonery OO
In addition TO instruction in the branches emu
mcrated above, Courses OF Lectures will be de-
vered to the pupils OH Mental and Moral Phi.
'osophy and the Eridences IF Christiarsity by the
Rev. J.. Mcdonald; and on Chemistrp. with the
aid OF suitable aPparatus,) by Drs. William and
A. p. WyIIe and w. w. Mobley.
This school will be a very desirable one and
recommends itself to parents and guardians as
well BY the very moderate rates Of tuition as BY
the heallhiness of its location and the competence
Of lis in-tr 'ctors.
Much more time and attention will he given to
the hcalthiul exercise of the pupils than is usual
in similar institutions.
The best Books of reference will be kept at
hand for the use Of the School. In sickness the
pupils will be attended tree of charge.
1t is desirable that pupils should begin with the
session, but they will only be charged from the
time of entrance. No deduction will be made for
occasional absence. In cases of proracicd illness
the proper discount will be allowed
All accounts must be paid at the end Of each
session.
Any person sending seven hoarders to this
Seminary, will be entitled to send one free OF
charge.
Communications may be addressed 10 Mrs.
Wylie, Lewisville Post Office, Chester district.
References. John p. Richardson,
Sumter; Gen. J. w. Cantey and Samuel Spence,
esq, Camden: Minor Clinton, ESQ.,, and S. Is. En-
mons, esq, Lancaster.
Dec. IL. 81 #
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Nsl.,GsOES TO HIRE.

NSl%ltOES TO HIRE.
nN the 29lh inst. at the residence Of l.. Young
" deed. the Negroes belonging TO the minor
heirs of said deceased will be hired for the ensll-
ing year.
JANE D. YOUNG, Guardian
Dec. l6. 81 2t
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GOOD INTENTl0NSM
Better Bargains! Best System!.
FOR 1852.
CASH, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

TTIIE beginning of year is generally admitted to
i I've good season to for Coop INTENTIONS. intend
therefore, the first day of January, 1882 close the
books far crsditing concerned finding by e1per
ence, that
"A LITTLE credit is dangerous thing"
am aware that there are many-very many with
whom yearly might be made with perfect safety
and much profit but Cash Business, properly conduc-
ted, admits Of exception, the principle that when
Goods sold at cash prices the twelve months crd Of
John Jacob Astor not good the cash in hand OF
the poorest citizen. Such may be the doctrine usal
ly preached in the streets of Camden but it is orthodox
nevertheless, and has always been found current on
change.
In view Of this arrangement have marked the whole
of my stock reducing the profits TO the lowest possible
scale and established UNIFORM PRICE to all.
have now declared my Intentions and appeal to
the public fora liberal support in carrying them out in re-
turn for which, promise you
BETTER BARGAINS
than ever have been afforded in Camden "a strong asser-
tiun, but one willy FULLY sUBsTANTIATE. .,s
The above is beyond all doubt the EST SYSTEM COM
the seller and wherever has been fairly and honest
y carried out, il has invariably succeeded and proved high
lypoPunr.
70 those who have literally encouraged me heseto-
fore again hearty thanks and with the ex
ira inducements now offered hope confidently for extra
favors, as only Cash and Quick Salea eap supp ss
Small Profits. JAMESTWILSON. .
December 6 IS ~s4 # s
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Dissolution.
TINE firm of FINCH d Go. was dissolved on
L the 29th of October last, by mutual consent.
All debts due by the concern will be paid by K.
II. Finch, 10 whom all debts due the coilcern will
be pad r. ii. FINCH.
Z. MYERS.
Cannc., nnr .. 1851. 81 3t
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CAMDEN, T.,
THO. J. WARREN, Editor.

TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16. 1851
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FAIR WARNING.

TETr~''' Nda lf.'ass"" >"v Orleans dc For >a'c hy
; = f,.. i". - .r '' ". hGrlTr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-27
LEoAL NOTICES.

A T monthly session ofthc court Of the CorPo-
"A ration Of Lynchburg held in and for said cor
porafion at the court house thereof. Monday.
the Sd day Of November. 1851; in Chanccry sitting.
Lucy Clark, Mary Clark, William A. Clark.
John William Z. Buckner. aad Thomas Wright.
merchants and partners trading under the firm and
STYLE Of Buckner & Wright, John d. Caben. John
Mckinney, administrators of Peter Mckinney
deed. Augustine Left~ich. William L. Adams,
Michael Hart Micaah Hubbard, William H. Me-
Ghee, David Patterson eK'r of ohm Warwick deed,
Samuel II. McGhec, Jeffrey Robertson, John J.
Robertson, and the same John J. Robertson and
Thoma. w. Robertson, merchants aud partners ira
ding under the firm and style of J. j. & 7. w. Rob
ertson, Iiaintiiis,
agaast
Henry |. Brown. James L. Brown, Bernard G.
Hendricks and Lucy his wife, Ammon g. Hancock,
Abraham j. Shelton and Mary Jane his wife, Zach
ariah J. Wheat and Martha his wife, samuel Han
cock John II. Hancock. Francis IL. Hancock,
Daniel b. Hancock, Lucy V. Hancock, 1.-THE last
two infants under the age Of twenty-onc years, by
James Benagh specially assigned their guardian)
and Christopher Moon, as heirs at law OF Ainmon
Hancock deed. the snid Amnon G. Hancock.
Richard X Cralle and Benjamin e. Scruggs. ad-
ministrntors Of Ammon Hancock deceased, the
said Richard X. Cralo in his own right, Isaac Adj
ans in his own right and surviving partner Of
Ammon Hancock and the said Isaac Adams, late
merchants and partners. trading under the firm and
style of Hancock & Adams, John Smith ir., and
William T. Smith administrator of John W. Bag
well deceased, Defendants.
This cause came on this day to be further heard
on the papers formerly read. and was argued by
counsel; on consideration whereof, the court doth
adjudge order and decree that James Benagh ir.,
who is hereby appointed special commissioner for
the purpose, and who has heretofore returned re-
port in this cause do examine state and settle the
following accounts; Commencing at the date to
which his former report is brought down, and en-
bracing the balances therein found) viz:
LIST. An account of the administration of the de-
PENDANTS Benjamin Z. Scruggs, Ammon Hancock.
and Richard X Cralle upon the estate of Ammon
Hancock decd.
Cd. An account of the said Benjamn z. Scruggs'
transactions as receiver under the previous orders
made in this cause.
81. An account Of the transactions of the dcfen-
dants. Benjamin f. Scmggs, Ammon G. Hancock
Richard X Crne and Henry !. Brown eom'rs.
under the previous orders in this cause; and the
said commissioner is directed examine, state and
settle said accounts and make report thereof Ia this
court with any matters specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself required by the parties To be
50 stated aud the court doth further order that n
publication hy the said commissioner OF anoioe OF
the time and place Of nking said accounts, for four
successive week. in some newspaper published In
the town of Lynchburg. shall be equivalent to a
personal service Of said nore on the parties.
A copy--Teste,
JAMES BENAGu, Crk,
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4 n circuit court continued md held ior the
IA county Of Nelson, at the Couit House, on
Monday, October 9th, 1851,
Thomns T.. Fitzpatrick, executor Of Daniel Par
sons decd, Benjamin Wright, hebeera Wright,
Polly Wright Pleasant NJ, Kidd and Peggy his
wife flnlhtihs,
against
Annie Wright, Robclt Woody aud Matilda his
wife, Austin Griffin aud Matilda bis wife, Elizabeth
Fortune. Thomas Wright and Benjamin NJ. Pr
kin-. executor of Hardin Perkins decd aud Ben
ino,in Chillrcss De'ts.
After bringing On the cause and providing t0rthe
collection uf the purchase moacy OF the land sold IN
pursuance Of former order this decree proceeds
AS follows, -''thnt with II view n final decree and
distribution ut the next term. the Court doth nd
Judge ORDER and decree, that this cause be re-
ferred to Robt. Whitehead, of the master com
missoners of this take account, showing
who entitled to receive. and the distributive
share of each which account said commissioner viii
take state. settle and report with any matters spe
ciay stated deemed pertinent by himself requir-
ed by the parties to be stated. In taking which
account, the commissioner will take account be-
tween the estate Of Lucy Wright decd, and Daniel
Parsons deco and any other account that eitherl
party may require for the purpose ofpresentng their
respective pretensons. and report the same, in the
form Of alternative or special statements.
copy-Tcste.
II L. BROWN cr'K
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Nor. 7-ts q. NJ CUEDiFf & co.
Il q M. IL o l. l. Ms. ARE RE-
y eeivae and Asve ssers shsir Al. supply con
sistng in rarf Of
$50 Spanish Hidss.
500 sides Sole Leather.
100 do upper Leather.
40 doI. calf skins.
IS do pink Lining Skins.
$50 pair heavy Brogoes.
10 barrels cider Vinegar.
Is tons country rolled Iros.
I do blistered Steel.
do Shear and cast Steel,
do castings,
Is hhds. r. 4. aad n. o. sugars.
do 81. Croix do
Is do and barrels Molsssss,
IS boxes Loaf Sugar,
IS bbIs. crushed and powdered and slsr do,
100 bags Rio and Lsgura Coffee.
Is do old Java do
do Mocha dc
500 kegs cut Nails 3 to 90 dy
10 do Wrough, do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do corn Broofns,
5000 lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic. calico, linscy and fulled cloth for ser
wants wear. pepper, spice, ginger, mace. cloves,
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra hne gun powder tea,
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell on the most accommodating terms, or
exchange for country produce. They solicit call
from their friends and the public.
Orr oO--ts a
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CALEOF VALUABLE REAL Es.
WRUSTEE.s SALE.--pr ,ir,u. .

TVRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue Of .
l. Deed Of Trust executed to me BY Peter G.
Drew, and Of record in tho Clerxs Office Of the
Hastings court Of the corporation Of Lynchburg, ]
shall in order to effect the purposes Of said deed
proceed At tho basin Of the James River and Kama
wha Canal, at Lynchburg, on the goth November
1851 to sell by why Of public auction. to the high
est bidder. tho following property, to wit: the
aAle-Wh Freight Boat, "Gsorssana,"
with all her furniture, rigging and
outfit Also, Tro Bay Mares and T~o Sorrei
Horse, employed in drawing the said Boat The
title to the above property is believed to be good,
but acting a trustee shall convey only such ss 10
vested in me BY the deed aforesaid.
Terms liberal and made known or the day Of
sale. N. ii. CAMfBELL,
Nov 17-te9N Trustee.
Sale conducted by
AnSpy L. nQI CnNRE amer.
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TORACCO LAND FOR SALE in

\ B0tioBr, e0unty.-l viii sell to the highest
bidder. on the premises on Monday the 18th Of
Deco mber 1851. FOUR HUNDRED AND
EE THIRTf-FTVE ACRES of Land, ore
Il ihird in woods, tho balance under cultivn-
zion, with ordinary improvements Said lands lie
within three miles Of james River, within two
miles of an Iron Furnace. and adjoining the lands
of Mr.. John Douglass. Mr. - Smith, living On
the premises, will shcw the land
Trnas-One third cash, the balance in one and
two years thereafter, in equal payments, tho title
withheld until the deferred payments arc paid.
JAMES G. SLAUGHTER.
& Oh
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NHE SUBsCRIBERS HAVE II

Il store large and well assorted stock OF Ono
CERES and DRY Goop.. which they viii scll a, the
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce.
In it may be found
Prime nnd choice Brown Sugars.
Loaf Crushed. Powdered and Clar'd. do.
Rio, Laguira and Java Codcss,
Superior Green. and BIk. Tea.
Adaniantine and Tallow Candles,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, Lining and common Nails.
Rolled. strap and country Bar Iron.
Cast, shear and Bli-tcred Sol,
Axes, Spades and Shovcls,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bbls. pure Tanners Oil-tosether with .
good assortment of Domcstic., Prints, Lawns and
Summer Good, Hats. Shoe. and Boots.
Persons visiting this place for the purpose of rur-
chasing goods will do well 10 give call before
purchasing. TlNSLEi & TAf LOh-
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nCTOBER, ls5l.--THE suBsCRI

hCTOBEk, lool... HE stbSChi-
" Der would inform his friends and the public
generally. that he has just received his fall supply
Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, making hi. stock large and complete.
In the stock may he found
New Orleans. Porto Rico and St. Croix Sugar,
Loaf crushed, powdered and clarified do
Rio, Lnguira and Java Coffee.
Fine Green and Bl,ck Tea.
Sperm. adamantine and taow Candles,
Rolled snd country Iron,
Shear, cast, German and blsterd Steel
Box, lining. and common Nails,
Spade. and Shovels.
Solo and Upper Leather
Pepper. Ginger. Spice, soda, salSratu'. alum.
salipetre, indigo and coppcras, brown and bieached
domestic-, Calico alpaccns large lot negro blank
cts cassine.. Kentucky Jeans. twecds. cassimeres,
plain linsey hats. caps. shoes and boots, and many
other articles to which he invites the attention OF
buyers as he 10 determined 10 sell cheap.
Oct OF, JOS u. NOWLIN.
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H. L. BROWN, e'K.
IoxiSesros. 1Ith Nov. 1851.


The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
are hereby notified that have appointed Friday
the Pad day of January next, to commence taking
the account therein directed, which day by 10
O'Clock a they requested 10 attend at my Of
fee. with their vouchers and copies Of court papers
prepared for settlement.
RO- WHITEHEAD, Com'r Mel. cir. ct.
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e,aie OF Valuable Ncgroes.-Ac

gale Of Valuable NcErOeS.-Actn.
Oas Commissioners under decree of the Cir
cut Court OF AmherN county, pronounced at it,
August term, 1851. in a cause therein depending in
the name of Lucas & al u. Pendleton & al -
the undersigned will cnthe 9th day of December,
1851 sell to the highest bidder, in front Of the Mar
ket House in the town of Lynchburg, Negro Men.
Women, Boys and three Girls they liks
ly and valuable Slaves, of them peculiarly so,
aud the attention Of purchaser, j, particularly nvi
ted.
TERMS OF SALE.--The title is believed to be
undoubted, but we shall convey only such tho
decree in US, and sredit Of months will be
given, the purchasers executing negotiable note,
satisfactorily endorsed and payable at ono Of tho
Banks in the town Of Lynchburg.
G. DABNEY u
RIO. A. COGHILL. O'"''A IT,
Nov. 17-tls TRepublican COPY
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A I circuit court continued and held for Nc!son
"A county at the court-hvu. C, on Friday. the 3d
day of October, 1851.
Beverly Hargrove. James Garland, Albert G.
Loving Elk 'ors of uo. J. Harg-ove deed, Pits.
against
John Pritchard. Henrietta Pri,chard, Hiram W.
Dawson. VIM. l. Kidd. Henry s. Peytpu. Freder-
ick s. Pcvton. Chas w. Townsend, Christopher
+. Estes, a. G. Lowng-y1o. Thompson IT., Sp. G.
perrow, under the firm of Chas Perrow and Son.
Wilson Peters. and Scaton II. Loving. merchants
under the firm of Peters & Loving Jno. Hight and
Jnu Witt. Defts.
Alexander Fitzpatrick. the receiver and commits
sioner. appointed by the decree entered in this
cause the 9th day of May, 1871. To roeci the
bonds r the purchase money. filed with the report
of the commissioner of sale. and pay the Same
to the trust creditors. according 10 their rrnrtrs
established BY comr Garland's report stating that
he had collected most of the purchase moncy. and
paid portion OF it to the creditors NJ the first
class, but that in much there will be def
cheney to pay all the creditors showing
what each creditor will be entitled to. according
TO the deed oftrust nlade by John Prtchard TO HI
ram w Dawson. trustee, will be necessary: Where
upon the court. consideration of said report of
Alexander Fitzpatrick, md his motion. doth or
der that il be referred to one nf the commissioners
Of the court, 10 tnke an account Of said purchase
money, and the debts payable thcreout. according
to the DEGREES of the 9th day Of May and 9Th day
of October 1871 and report to the court the rate
able proportion Of such. according his priority if
the fund should prove insufficient to pay all, what
amount has been paid by said Fitzpatrick to the
several creditors, and what remains due to the
eral creditors any Of them of their debts the
proportion thereof which may be sscertnined to be
due them by said report, which accounts the said
commissioner viii take. state settle and report,
with any matters specially stated, deemed perth
nentby himself, required by the parties to be SO
stated. A copy-Tesie.
II T. BROWN ok
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MISCELLANEOUS.

yMi . Norah Hamilton.