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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02

All kinds of renovating, such as taking al
manner of stains, grease spots, etc, etc etc, from
clothing, done at the shortest notice.
Wen shave you well and wash you clean
AS any hody ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il tno,
And scratch until you say twill do;
Don't you believe ? just come and try,
And see if what SAYS n lie.
can't he beat do declare,
In shaving neat or cutting hair;
And If at first | shave with ease,
You then can come whene'er you please,
know my hand is old and tried,
And never known TO slip or slide,
My Razors are all cut and dried,
And never known to tear the hide,
Come one. come all, both high and low,
Just take seat, you soon will know.
ap2-6m LOT WILLIS
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Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza
and COnsWnp pli0N.

NIX. DUNCAN'S EAPECTORANT RE We
! DDY. Afflicted reader do not suffer this dis
ease to knit its fatal threads in your system; they
are certain to hurry you to an untimely grave.
Has not experience taught you-have not occu-
ar proofs convinced you that Consumption is
certain death to all whom it may encounter,
when left till a late period! Then why will you
Idelny procuring remedyin in due senson to arrest
the nrCgress Of that fell destroyer? A Cold, which
soon terminates in n coughing, by which soreness
of throat and inflammation ofthe mucous mem
brane of the hronchi is produced, and the Lungs
rendered open to disease. Thus persons suffer
themselves to procmstinate until death looks in
at the door--when they will begin to be concern
ed about their health, when in all probability it
is too late. May all who have cold take time
Iy warning. and get rid OF it soon as possible.
Dr.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout the differ
ent States for diseases of the Chest and Lungs.
The vast amour. sold in this town, and that TO so
many persons who come back and obtninit by the
half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence Of its
wonderful efficacy. fresh supply just received
by mayl4 6m JOHN BEATL.
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PeMnOCk's Seed aud Grain Planter
PATENTED March lS4l-Re. issued October I549.
II YHNlllS MACHINE operates equally well on all
4 kinds of Land, and is not injured by coming
in contact with rocks, roots, &c. 1t will plant
point rows in all irregular shaped fields without
planting any part twice over, with n saving offrom
10 to Is per cent in labor. 1t will, with two
horses, plant from ten to twelve acres per day OF
wheat, oats, barley and other small grains, and
with one man and horse, twill readily plantfrom
fifteen to twenty acres per day of Indian corn,
beans, peas, &c. 1t will save from two to three
pecks OF seed per aore, and yield from fifteen to
twenty per cent more than the broad cast seeding,
by distributing the grain uniform at any desired
depth, and leaving ridge of earth between the
ows. The roots Of the young plant are protect
ed during the winter by tho action OF the frost
and rain mouldering the earth upon them. instead
of being thrown out and dexposed as in broadcast
On this account the stalk is stronger and less SUBJ
Iject TO mildews. and is not SO liable to injury by
the fly. The Farmer is frequently prevented by
rain r1m narrowing in his grain after it is sown,
which narrowing Is needless in seeding with this
machine, as it completes the work at once.
The first premiums have been awarded to this
valuable Machine at the New York and Phila-
dephia Agricultural Societies. Machines and
rights can be had on application to
GIDEON SWAYNE, Pittsburgh Pa.
Agents wanted TO canvass. I will give Sl00
for what wheat this Machine will gain in yield
in planting fifty acres. l caution the public
against infringing upon my patent under the pen.
atty of the Law made and provided. The sub
scriber, thankful for past ayore, respectfully go
licits continuance ofpublic patronage. Letters
post paid, addressed to Gideon Swnyne, Pitts
burgh, Pa, will meet prompt attention.
| ap2-3m GIDEON SWAYNE.
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FRANKLIN H0US
JOHN LYLE, Propri

JOHN LYLE, Proprietor.
FOURTH STREET, THREE DoORs NoRTH OF MARKET,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
TNEIlS HOUSE has II pleasant and convenient
location, and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city. Strangers who visit Steubenville will
find at the above house everything necessary 10
their comfort J he stablins is extensive, and was
built expressly for the accommodation o. Drovers
and Pedlars.
Heinvites his old friends and travellers gener-
ally IN Harrison and the surrounding counties. to
give him call when they visit Steubenvillc.
ap2-ly
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NOCTOR w. Ii. WILLIAMS, PHYSICIAN,
~ SURGEON and AccoUcHER, recently from tho
University of New York, and formerly of Cadiz
Ohio, tenders his professional servicts to the citi
zens of Uhrichsville and vicinity, and solicits
share ofpublic patronage. Having had very ex
tensive opportunities in witnessing and patricia
pating in the Hospital and Dispensary prnctice
of the East, he is particularly anxious to treat
those intricate, chronic. or long standing diseases
usually deemed incurabie by the country physi--
clan. Having also attended the first and only
regular Obstetrical Cinique in America, he hopes
bis tire ltment of the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, will meet with general favor from the female
sex. lie gives special attention to operations for
IClub-foot, Aneurisms, Cataract, Tumors, Ampu-
tatIons, ETC., and is prepared to straighten Crook
ed Necks, Eyes. Limbs, etc., and restore Lost
or Delormed Lips, Cheeks, Jaws. Noses, Eyes,
etc. The more difficult cases of Surgery will be
performed with perfect safety, under the influence
of that great pain-savng agent. CHLoRoFoRM.
Most minor operations-such as Phlebottomy
ICuppiHg, Extracting Of Teeth, and operations for
IStrabismus--wiil he performed ut his Office free
Of charge. For his proficiency in treating all
diseases Of the Eye and Ear, he refers the curious
to his official papers froE the Physicians and Sur
geons of the N. Y EJe InGrmary, to be seen at
his Office at any time. Office in his Drug Store,
three doors north ofthe U. S. Hotel, Main street
4 anal -0m
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HOLIOW WARE,

Plow Castings of nearly every pattern, Waffle
lrons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, plow Points, Muffin Pans, new ar
icle, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received and promptly filed on the shortest
notice. Old Metal taken IN exchange tor new at
its highest cash prices, DAVID POOL.
mo. Wei
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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITRONTRIPTIC MIXTURE :
Large Bottles-OnIy One Dollar.

Large Bottles-Only One Dollar
The PrOpsOr Of the Great American Remedy vAusHS's
VEaETAnLE LITuoHTRIPIlc MIGTURE," Induced By the
urgent solicitations Of his Asrus, throughout the Dni'sA
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
81 his popular and well known articles and from ths dSs
uencefouh, he will put up but Eze onlv.-hu QUAR-
bOtiles;-the nesai price viii be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assured that the character 0 the sd-
tne lis strength and curative properties WILL SIlAIN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed ia ure-
RarnE it Is heretofore.
hi, medicine under s reduced price, will be purchased
sy ,h who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues the proprietor would beg to intimate that his
article not TO be classed with the of Remedies
Of the day. claims for itself greater healing pOosr, IN
GH diseases, than other preparation HoD bfore the
ood and has sustained Itself for eight by its superior
medical virtues and until this reduction commanded double
the price Of any other article IN this line
NorIcE PARTICULARLY this article acts with great heal
Ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
aud ali other organs upon the proper action of which life and
health depend
This medicine has justly high repute a remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases Of that nature 1t be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his pauent-and iot
these distressing Diseases especially DRoPsY, the popr
eor would earnestly and honestly recommend it. AT its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will provo
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
f Please ask for pamphletsthe agents give them away
they contain over sixteen pages of receipts Tin addition to full
medical matte valuable for household purposes and which
will save many dollars per to practical housekeepeH
These receipts introduced make the book Of great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony favor of which, in the form oil
letters from all parts Of the country may be relied upon.
eSr"Vaughn's Vegetable Lthontnptic Mixture '-the
Great American Remedy, for sale in quart bottles at u
each small bottles so cts each. No small bottles Will be
issued after the present stock is disposed of.
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, sN Main Street.
G. C. VAUGHN.
All letters excepting from agents and dealers VITA
whom he anac,s buness must be post paid or no asnOa
will be given to them.
AGENTS-JohnB Be0H, Cddiz, o.
A, f. Croskey, New Market,
Hogg g. Parrish, MoorGeld,
Thomas ArnPU, Antrim, o.
Ogden g. Clark, Cambridge,
H. Roby g. Co.. Leesburgh,
J. Forbes, SEN, Hagerstown,'
| movlA-1v
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Shaving! slsavt"g!! Sluvime!!.

~ Ms something strange that LOT WILLIS
n can't be beat shaving and he most re.
spectuly informs the citizens of Cadiz and vicin.
ity thai he has REMOVED his shop to the base
memt room in Mr.. Dewey's building, nearly oppo-
site VIM. llogg's store, two doors from Mr.. John
Philips grocery, and adjoining Mr.. Hunters
'Tis also strange that he can't be beat at cutting
hair, backing boots, and in fact everything in
his line OF business. All he asks is fair trial.
TERMS bY TIE QUAR- TER
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DRESS GOODS.

DR0CADE poplins ofsplendid designs.
ID Barage De LANES, a new and splendid
ticle for Ladies' dresses.
Camelian and black Silks, rich and glossy.
Lawns, Ginghams slnd prints Of the latest ago
ny. for sale cheap at the fashionable store Of
ap9 s, e II. M'FADDEN.
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Wall Paper.
Spring Supply.

TUST received, embracing very large and
- carefully selected stock of
PAPER HANGINES.
Latest styles fine Satin Room and Entry Papers
Bordering and low priced Papers in abundance
A good assortment of
VIDE WLNDOW PAPER.
full width, and every variety of pattern. Also
Il fine lot of
Fire Beard Prints,
of new and beautiful patterns, richly ornamencd
with G Did and Velvet. All persons wanting any
of the above articles cannot fail to be suited from
This assortment.
Remember the Book and Paper Store, corner o
Main and Union streets, Wheeling, Va.
f. l.. WILDE,
may7-tf Bookseller and Stationer.
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COLUMBIA HOUSE

Main street, near the Suspension Bridge.
CtONRAD STROBLE recommends 10 all voy-
A/ngers thlt his hotel is the hest establishes in
the city, guaranteeing the CHEAPEST and:he
promplest services The best drinks are always
kept at the bar, especially PURE GERMAN
WINES, and good g L Gger Beer.''
may7-tf CONRAD STROBLE.
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EDHSY GOODS,


And would call the attention of buyers to an in.
spection of them. Our Goods are bought Uery lo'r
and selected with great care, and we feel conf.
dent our STYLES and nriGes cannot fail to- suit.
n Of trial by jury. ~.
transporting us beyond seas to be tried SiM
etended offences. -
X abolishing the free system of English in AT
b aneighboring province, establishing u II
b an arbitrary government, and enlarg- leadi
/ boundaries so as to render it al once There
ample and fitinstrument forintroducing The I
Ime absolute rule into these colonies. failinA
t taking away our charters, abolishing Dwell
lost valuable laws, and altering funda- Bank
ally, the forms Of our governments. graft
+ suspending our own legislatures, and sold !
ring themselves invested with power to FOL
ate for us in all cases whatsoever. living
has abdicated government here. bv de- siding
lg us out of his protection, and waging
against us. ly2
!, has plundered our seas, rayaged our ENL
5, burnt our towns, and destroyed the T. !
of our people, A
, is, al this time, transporting large ar -. ~
of foreign mercenaries to complete the N)
S of death; desolation and tyranny, al ~
7 begun, with circumstances of cruelty - . :
perfdy scarcely parallelled in the most
arous ages, and totally unworthy the
e9fs yaiRfacn8ti fou us 70 pnce ana qualty =
4 Orders from physicians, country merchants ant
Others promptly attended to. ap2-ly
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DOCTOR YOURs sELF

become the VICTIM or qUAoKERY. MS by the pre-
scriptions contained in this book. any one may
cure himself without bindrance TO business, or tho
knowledge of the most intimate friend, and with
one-ienlh the usual expense. In addition to tho
general routine of private disease, it fully ex-
plains the cause Of manhood enrIy d, cline, with
observations on marrioge--besides many other
derangemenfs which il would not be proper to
enumerate in The public prints.
| ANY person sending 25 CENTS enclosed in a
letter, will receive ecopy oftbis book, by mail,
or FIVE copies win be sent for one dollar. Address
DR.. WIN. Young, No. 1852, Spruce street,
PHILADELPHIA. Postpaid.
| DIR. YOUNG can be oonshlied on any OF the
diseases described in bis different publications,
mt his Office, 1852, Spvucesreet, every day between
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-02

DONHETS of the "kiss me quick ordcr,'
ID provoking to look Mt. Who wants Bonnet
at less than dressing an old one will cost? Par
nsols ofthe greatest variety, which must be sold
low. A good article, quick sales, at fair om-
nsation, is the motto of
adnp9-f S. & IT. M'FADDEN.
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400 YDs. well selected JET black silk Laoe
1UOfrom ia 70 10 inches vide. Also,
MarseillS Skirts Of best quality at
may7-tf Woop's CoRsER.S
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CGdi2 EOaaad9'gy.
Cooking Stoves

ME subscriber having purchased Of the lat
Il proprietor, e, M. Scott, his entire interest
in the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ-
cling to the public that he has had many years
practical experience in the business, and is now
doing all in his power to ft up and put in good
working condition tho entire machinery of the
establishment Being thus prepared, he will keep
consistently on hand Cooking Stoves Of all the
various patterns, Paror and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves aud Crates Of all sizes.
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Great and Destructive
Fire ore the
r ALL ROAD

- ~ A-A - A-A " ~ Il II - .
VKTE are now receiving and opening the lar
wv gest and best selected stock OF FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS that has ever been
brought to this part Of the country, which VIC Of
fer and will sell at ns
Low RATES
asa any other store in tho country. We have too
high an opinion Of the good sense and judgment oil
the farming community OF Harrison county, to
think they can be gulled by the noisy barking
and gassing of some Of the small fry, that have
been putting over the enlargement Of stores and
goods beyond calculation; MI we wish is for tho
community who have the ready
s'JOHN D.AVIS.r
to bring their Cash, and see who has'the
|PRETTIEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
GOODS YET OFFERED.
We make no prctentions to sell goods less than
the cost to bring them here, but we win sell AT a
fair living profit, and take their produce at fair
market prices. We have taken great cnre 10 Sc
lect our goods both as to quality and cheapness,
We have no auction goods made to sell and not
to wenr
Call and see; the Goods will speak for them
selves. SH0TWELL g. CRABB.
may7-tf
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T.c. RowLEs
J.h BANCROFT.


-ATTORNEY At LAW AND SULICIIUK-
IN CHANCERY.
NNTILL practioein Harrison and the adjoining
wv counties Collections, the business of Ex-
ecuIOr and Administrators, Guardians and Wards
Petitions for Partition, ettements Of Estates, and
all other business entrusted to him will receive his
prompt attention.
oFFlCE-Immediate opposite the Mansion
House. ap9-5l-ly
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSM
HNilE subscribers would respectfully announce
4 to their old customers, and the public gener.
ally, that they are notc in receipt OF their
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK OF
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ISou,l,crn Standard
Those Troops III our IIarbor,

The ''wolf cry of the Mercury on the
subject Of The troops, was renewed in lis
issue Of the tenth. Under The head ol
,5;';;iiore Help" it then announced lhc ar
rival of "ne hundred recruits in our lsar-
Dor, nnd adds:
I'VE may consider Charleston rs now
solerably safe. and tho accession, %. trnnpS
jHst lRLnrc the. election, is Il sgnal l,ooi
oftle ,wa,cliul ana patnrnal care OF the
Federal Government. Mr. F,l'more's Ad-
iiiinislration seems rcaiy.aturI,rd To South
Carolina, and we should no; wonder il The
President carried his I,artl"l,y 80 lar as 10
order dotachnrnI Of troops to watch over
;ihc ballot hoxcs. and guard the purify oi
tho. elective franchise"
AS We had before warned tho com,ntlIi-
tv against the attempts o.! the .IrrcUry To
play upon their feelings III This matter, We
t!:::iH@si; il best pu,tng lic cicgr;on, no
y; direct attention from other matters, and
therefore permitted lhis statement To pass
Sssiilont inquiry. And now simply Tor the
334SSf;,r'nat;nn uf our friends ~ the country,
ssssss state hat Tho troops above referred ;n.
Ssshre brought an: tp take the places ~ o.h-
s5rS 5ss, ava y ,aege 5iisa SiarGed, 'hcir ten ri
EsrSsre -fiayifiir tcXp;rGns
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Sir, you nrc-- three cheers for Gov.
kossuth." Wien this order l,ud been
heartily responded to, still Capt Long, in
his joy and sympnlhy, could add nothing
better ,lmn "Tllree cheers mere for Gov.
SISossn,h."
a We arc glad to learn that not only Kos.
sulll lhiniscf, Lui his family, alid indeed the
whole purity wcrc in excellent health
when last heard from. Only one adult
person Ind deceased during their residence
1T Kutaha. Aladumc Wagner, exhausted
by her iatgucs. exposures and alarms dur
inu her two successive attempts To rescue
Madame Kossutli from the power of Aus
tria. There is no certainty as To the time
Kn$suth may be lookel Tor in this country.
The Mississippi takes him to Southampton
first, but his stay in England is not likely
To be very prolonged. He may be looked
for about the middle Of Novcmhcr.--N. y.
ErprrsS.
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Wilmington -:slsd HaancMcslcr
49, Rail Esns3,

The d rectors of this Company nae, y,
Marion Court House OH the SIh inst The
Directory e:frossed their enlirr satisinc-
innAvltli the management q! the President
in the sale OF the bonds nl 'la tnnipanv.-
II was agreed 10 accept tho proposition OF
the State OF North Carolina, to subscribe
1000 shares of the stock OF The Whining.
tnn-and Raleigh Ri! Road, tor stock in III"
Manchester Company. Contracts wore
made for all The Iron Of the Road. payable
iin the Bonds ot the Company: also for
,right locomotives on the same tcr,us.--
live. miles Of tho tho Rail Road are laid
with Iron, aud il is calculated that eleven
miles will he laid by the first OF November
A Alpcnmotivc, freight Car. ani Passenger
t:ar arc now on thu Road. Tho iron viii
be received md laid on this end of the
Road, by the first oi March next. Slcan,
Pile Drivers have hcen or,!.rci, fnr opera
tons on Eagles Island AMI o;hcr parts Of
The Road. From what we learn, we are
confident tl,at tho ati'.rs OF this rnah arc
exceedingly well managed by all concern
cd,Ian every Thing is in ''he full idc "i
auccesafIl oxpcr'ment."--WW. Weekly
Commercial.
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List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Oaiec

Remaining in the Pos. o@iec a, S"micr,illo
on the lst Of October, !}i.
y iIcssc Alien, nr +. NJ. Adams
b John Rc,huHG, Mrs. Mary T., Bgupson,
Washington H. Brown, Miss Hattie l.. Bayonc,
llur;"n Karnahy.
t.--.Icr, mlai, Cualburn, Il. i. Cain, ll,zrki.
nh lamplmll, A. } thnn'llcr. Ernj,nin Court
ucy, Jefferson truswcl!, Juscrh T. Cummings.
DR. G. Dularl, T. MCF. Dnrant, MInna
DAVIS.
i J"lsn Augustus fraser,
O. lohn Gordon, linrIat Graham
I!.-t:c"rgr :. llngslus, Sarah llaryin.
J. Nrs Mary lrsscssnr, SLACK lasrcanH.
AI-Wilham f. NlcC.y, William L. Moore,
Robert Mcdowell, William Mitchell.
N Mrs Susanna Newman
O.--t. l.. O'S,crn.
p David ". Price, Miss Frances u. l'luw-
den, W T.. Piuwdrn. William Pigg.
R.-'uhn Rotecrs, Rnbcri + Rodgers
S..-ii >. Scarborough, /, Seymour, Miss
Sarah }. Spann, Agnes SkorN, Swclson ',
Sanders.
T.-Rchaaca II. Thompson Miss Sarah lis.
dale.
V. Mr. Ain Vaughan.
M-R G. Wright, Alss II \. Watson
Benjamin Weeks.
HENRY IIAlNswoRTn, r NJ,
Got II ,0-tf
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CATALOGUE.

silk aud Straw Bonne,s. Bibbuns, Flowers and
Silk Goods. Hosiery. Gloves, Stmrfs, Cravu,s
Together with n com plctc assortment of Millnc
ry Goods. Dress nnl Cloak Trimmings, &c.
Guns, Rifles, Rcrol, ing mrl otIicl Pistols,
Percussion Gaps, Game d Shn, Bags, Powder
Flasks
knives, Scissors, Razor, Cents Travelling
Toilet cuscs,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes. Fancy Stationary,
Conis' Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs. Needles, Pins. Brushes, Co.
lnmgncs,
Soaps, Pcrfumcry. Inks,
And general assortment of Fancy Articles,
Gold mud Silver Watches, Jrwclry,
Marine Time Pieces. FrcncI. AIantcl Clocks
Common BRASS and Wool Clocks &c.
English and German t;mns, Bird Cages md
Traps, and Va rous other articles too numerous
To mention.
N.B-Jnst received from Fnris the most
splendid assortment of Gilt and Gold Jcwclry
ever offered in This market. t. G.: b.
Octuls:: u, 1851. 5O-tf
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The State Of South Carolina,
IAMSBGRGH DISTRICT

J. J, Dickson, who il in the custody of
the Sheriff OF Wil!amsburgh District. by
virtue ola writ Of capias ad satisfacondunI
a, HE suit OF y. +. Fleming, having filed in
my office, Together with schedule, OH
oath, o! his estates and effects. his petition
TO The Court al Conunon Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted Ia the benefit uf tic
aris OF The Genera! Assembly made for the
relief U. insuivcnt debtors II is ordered
that Tho saiu d. +. F.cn,ing. ana ii oilers
tha creditors {. whom tie said J. J. Dicki-
son is III anywise indebted, be. aud they
are hero by summoned, aud have notice 10
appear, beinsa the SAID Court al Williams
'bulasaasa ONT House, on Tues.nv. tho So
tossssy o, HE ree,a of tbs Cpgsss,ss:
CotniHan I'!esss.oF 1lIe sad DISC
of Williaaisbnrghs-the eighteenth dasss..
Nnvonhcr Sl.as.t " Z, il ;i4a.ssl
can. why The prayer ufflia pn,it;nn si-s'' aiore
SAID, should nott,c granted.
w. r. SCOTT. C. c. p. S.
Gfiino OF tho Common Pleas, J
WillIamsbnrgh District
May l7tl,. 1851 80 If