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NOTICE residuary legatees Of Nelson Reed, de-
ceasedWhereas by decree Of Baltimore court sitting
dated the day OF March, ool,
passed pending James Dudley for
BAKER George Baker under the will Of said
OF Baltimore In order dis
hands said trustees, required
directed ascertain and said court the noma
and that produced, who the children Of
Barton, Rebecca Myers Elizabeth Eichelberger (who
wife, Nancy Reed Joseph Burneston
brother of esators Wife, James Reed Isaac Reed (vho
brothers Elizabeth Mari Rebecca Lloyd, and Jane
Beey (who estaior living the death Of Nancy
widow, who died the ninth day OF
death Nancy Reed and what the and
relationship uchue then living of such children deceased prior
said Nancy Reed and and
whether Saunders Alexander Reed Robert g. Reed boers of the
aor Anna Toreyson sser OF the esaor either and
them dead the time OF the death of said Nancy
such living Nancy Reed having
Reed ef living death Nancy
and degrees relationship such
living the death Of nd Nancy Reed and also
report the children Of Dinah Dudley living
Nancy having died before Nancy
and also OF the parties entitled and
Reeds died, who the
and
the limited this the said
established their title participate said
fund.
of persona
Nelson Reed deceased hereby notified appear
produce proofs
the September 1851 and that default Of such
and proof the parties failing will be excluded from
among parties SO appearing and proving their title
e#1 WA. BAKER,
WIN. GEO BAKER,
Ap e-lawl0w Trustees, Baltimore.
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BY the President Of the United states.

IN pursuance a Congress
Of Illinois and Arkansas and Territories Of Wis
So s aaRD FILLMORE Pden, me
states & DO hereby ana sn ns %
OF Illinois and Wisconsin, at the periods hereinafter desna'ed 10
Al The land Office at MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, eommep-
cling Monday d day OF November next for The disposal Of
from de pasie se Of the as Of May is7 ordered Sy The Pre
dents proclamation Of the @h November 1886, vni
North Of he 81 fourth principal meridian.
The cas, half quarter Of
quarter and chs east half Of The northeast
Of s, ps @ eo me and The ca,
half souhwcst u section two the souise. qnsrte
southeast quarter y sseton ,wcvs quarter
auar,r. q ave and the Inc oore quarter
Township W.. md s IVES, ,.u mn o. the southwest
The half and norhwe. quarter Of the northwest quarter o.
twenty-five The half d the southwest Of rhyj
qo aa., s n gu Sa h s n @ Sbe o
qsstes OF The southeast Of u
ss..a sswnshp shrss; the weha Of quarter
~. as.sr o., he quarter in township s
quar,cr Of thirty township ave-
The quarter Of the quarter
northwest quarter half quarter
the southwest the nohea. quarter
and northwest Of the southwest quarter and the east hall
nos quarter s nr s 81 ,s @ and nc
Al IN. l.aa Once At DIXON, ILLINOIS commencing Mon
~ ass containing e, which, In OF their
=. . - e s sg @ :, ss
pfocsmstioe NJ the ssh 81 september, ls@, yizt
North s base line and If ne fourth principal
half Of the northwest Of section twen
Of the northwest Of thirty Ave
the half Of the northwest quarter OF hnysr ia township
quarter Of section d1een
and the northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter twenty three IN
and the west half Of
ship twenty nine, Of two. ...#1 ...r0.
The Of section
f's A. :. ,o.s,hi? twenty ons Of range ''ee
a q The northwest quarter o. section injury The south hall Of
'nto~n'hip twenty nine, ofranfsf
NORTH Of s line and red he fourth principal meridian
The west par q e fraction Of section 6feen and the south
nine One
Tbs west fractional half seventeen in township
IN acceptance provision. q ,bo act az I'm ,,v ,a.s
befsinDsfore referred 70 Pfs eor eas cn
Al bubble subject private en,,y ~. M
heretofore law ~ Cor,e, r.,
rendered % hs United state, per,eS on avn
appropvafons the civil daon,,ic ~
government Ac, approved 81 March, ISL tsc,. % ne
such subdivisions will the ,ns
Al dollars and fy per os,e ia
public such price, shalt entered =,
private c>se ~o~shs thereafter, then the be-
TIE for weeks tunles.
disposed c and private entries
ssd IN osrsd win he admitted unnl after The
In caused the Commissioned
~ me 0~wer~ Once pubsh with this proclamation
description se above snd. prepared from the oca doou
Given my city Of Washington, this twenty
syh day Of April Don thousand eight hundred and
WILLARD FILLMORE.
. u RpTIsp,,, eFFgs sro.n .l.iaa ssa.et,5 arEsgUl
Commissioner Of ns General Land once
n
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ps-lawl0,

A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body ,
BY Asa -alphabeaeaiy arranged with reference TO The
vols, Law Sheep, svo, PIP Att Retail price $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinion Of fAs Profession.
There profession bsdy
'1''N 80 CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Mr.. Justice Nelson opinion
toned work. -
N1w Yopr, Sept o6, 1850. 100. II -
The reliable whole range
s, sas q Ss % nsn s,n nm him e e sn
reference and viii extensively aid the student practitioner
ROBERT j. WALKER.
ooropsr ia, 1850.
grau6ed with Their accuracy; have pleased
with and cle.rness win which snnounce- the pm
feel anIions profession
learn It's merits and, like ms, enjoy It's advantage -
Nsw Yonx CRY, Oct le 1850.
npars all the advantage. Of arranged
while TO the profession deal Of
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
rea, diligence accuracy III.
eases decided on The points presented ~ h. question: and ha.
references 70 the authorities copous poe
JUDGE rETERs rhisdelphi.
ihave examined Knne. Law Compendium stsn-
ton would allow, satisfied that
facilitate the Of counsel as w'n me peSso Of h az
cause. FOR a and arum.nt Prom Examination o the
JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New York.
book q ~ and win find upon every
table as a valuable resdy rofsr'nee. $500
psn utility, accuracy
e unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished
Honeowsr Of New Jersey Tucker Virginia. oranch
Of wa.hns,on e,y, Weston Of Maine, &C, ss
Nov a-d li@1 ~ and 81 Ann
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pounds vuchhzeu Pocsin6, scSoaus"k
To be delivered By The LIST day of December
Grass No. Misceiianeoas.--Hay, &C.
best timothy hay, F1 perth
3 do rye straw, 5,Io a44 Do
CLASS No. 49, Miseeianeo@.-Pror
$50 bushels old corn, per suss
45O do old oats, sgl& E8tS s4E& do
that the and number articles Id
md re s. o a. $ ss,
furnish such quantities. and Al such tunes
so Of june ls5a and whether su..ss required
less than those specified The PRICES shall remain inc same AIN
ect 10 inspection The SAID the bureau
and be in all respects satisfactory to The
pIy TO the commandment said yard.
The deveriesof all building material. b. nsneed AL
with within sixty daysa lie date n
Contract be continued from time 70 time, inc
ias must De composed "'" '''- - s1' '
government regarding wAisk 70 had pt
10 the commandani Of the yard II v
during the fiscal the twenty er csaaan retained may
Of % s, Be Ss o. n
s s s ss S & p ~ $
reserved o. be paid until al article: under he
is' viii ii Be- stipulated Ssa IN ,ss that
by parties Of the first part In delivering I'll Of s
s sa and IN ,s The said i'd se. and
U..sd s,a,e. aua.sd Gs%ss. ~" = money sss \.
be paid In delivery thssoof which quds n
ages may recovered from time time they accrue
In haifhc nouu Of the contract WIN
required twenty per centum, additional security, dt
payment until the contract shall have been comed
cancelled. unless authorized ~ III Aepnrment
sign the contract suretes and make a
they, aggregate, worth, over and ssove cr
liabilities. the full amount of the contract.
offer be signed by the pesso OF persons naN
by g,aanoss, sccosding 70 fosn sAaezc and es
bureau 70 have As power anauihAs wss -
ges, Congress shall not make appropriations for The r
Persons whose Offers be accepted WI be notified By
through post ONCE, which notice shall be considered umc
and they into eonerAet for ne supplies
bid with esher person pss'o.a
the guarantor such defauns bidder will be held repona
all dciinquoHces. iT1 E u ffs#&
All oers not made in strict conformity with this adversss
every psxtcuiax Will rejected Those ony whose ots
be accsptsd will be nodded and conacs forwarded, whsu
lay BY the navy AGENT II w Arlington mos
FORM OF OFFER
To the Nary .asenf at WasAiasfo~, ID. c.:
o. in the Htste Of ----, hereby Offer % fun
under your advertisement dated - day Of - and subject
requirement. al the articles embraced In chs
hsse the articles and prices carried QUIT 40
ing 20 (write tbs AQgrssAis " words]
The undsrsixned -, Of -- in the State o. -
-, of--,In the State o., gusran.ors, hereg
deraks that the above- named win, II his Offer " ssc
within fifteen days notice. throagh the o6
the acceptance Of bis bid, ~ before mentioned -
certify that the above named - known v p
and responsible gusrantors In this sa
[The the sureties be signed by naV
''Tf'T'sTI7 77FT WIZ J.. H. LATHRoP, Navy Arss
May l3--lawA $3.50 'r1rN %
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GssrsAL LAND orrros March 81, issi
ta The liberal views % cong,es in passing the ACT ?
soldiers who military the Untes
states be carried and the wsuanees b
rstode o. country sth and services and thu
time the hardy and snsvpsins settler, ths
ss ,snd. ne n. o. their industry 'nd Pvs''o the secrss''
That public given pube Isnds,
menb within thirty days ahsr making their settlements and
required ~ the ps.supion Of AA september
by the Ioc suon OF these ~. ~ $3.50.
And that nil be located the land applied for
private n
whether SAID land improved and after
located said shall remain in the hands fe land
claims
the viii returned TO this office for ps,entns botm there
: such location viii be made.
their presumption
where the land pocinined and offered public
dollar Ave par
between OF the land and The amoun
sections reserved 70 e
United States along the routes Of railroads or canals
Where application made thi. ONCE The warranec 70
The warrant the applicant should designate the lana
which I've wishes the location made
and where The usc- spec6sd, would be well 10 designate several
others the order which they desired that IN sc me uac
first selected shall taken, the be located upon
The FIRST of the which without further delay IN
these the AFFIDAVIT Of the applicant taken bsfre an omce'
competent sdmni.ter os- Identical person
toned the the application Ihe SANE
rules complied application by letter u nsdc 70
the dei Where application made by the
y guardian hc the evidence duly cefhhed OF nef
authority to rsny the application .Nt
ny acause making appropriations for
s"ppo e fer The fiscal ending oh June
bounty he as, q as,h sspemss, 1850 ., BY viz
Tue % sny other act Of Congress, land which
entry land can be- located under me
law Of 2sh september 1880 any granting bounty
wsen sa been proclaimed and offered Chr sails prior 70
: !. 49, 1.sl.ola ps. J.BurTEarIrLp,
Ap Is-law6w ll sfttf. ia.di.f 4, Commissioner.
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No BuiIdinss Perrsyi,aria nsr dsor ess %
Browns Hotel HasAtnron, ID. e. ##@..t
rHAs BE aEI.DING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership cor the Of prosecuting claims bsere
before board Of
appointed for the Adjustment Of spoinuons or Other
Claims prepared their
all business that be- intrusted 10
viii aso attend TO obtaining pensions bounty
duties arising under contracts, treshe
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
&c
Andrew wye IT,, will attend law business with which
either nscl the firm be intrused In any Of e courts OF
the Distinct Supreme Court Of the United States
Cha- SEEDING being United States commissioner, notary
deeds all the htntes Of the Unon
prompt the taking Of testimony actnowedg
deeds other duties which apperAin 70 his ONCE
will moderate and regulated by the smsun Claimed
and Of services required.
paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept S-dIy
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sn,,i.,. yy,ns store. as w.inut street ihi.


VnE unrvaed place for obtaining all wines, liquors Ne good
and cheap "Snide has aein consequence OF the numeI
] i 81. si S S S 10 mpSos and he
faction VI offering OF e best wines and liquors ever imported
by lie would refer invoices as follows, VIZ
Dun Gordon henes, embracing delicate pale, at very
low prices old and choice on daesn
gallons, specially some extra Amoniado
bottles put Europe which he challenges as equal to any
The Maalana and Amondlado shenes peculiarly adapted
10 and have
FORTUNES, specially selected for his sales 70 eonu
mes Iom the stock Of "Bumesters, at opoo ana imported "
fruy delicate and have been highly
proved by his customers because OF their manifest sup ~
| all Ports and red wines paimed off as SUCH -, =,
They are OF various so and prices IN bottles anu ~ s ra
delicate white Port and Mamsey Port. hov, ca,,o, no
Persons suffering with chronic affection OF te po"eS eo' 10
too careful in their choice of Port -, -. -. ~,
Madeira wines OF various Sorts dry aud men sou sue ou
aud Wesi Indies, seca Sc' &c, ~e' On a's" anu " '0'''
As 10 the sparkling wines Of the subscriber well known that
champagne, and the splendid sparkling Mosee I'M
ported other vines ana are sofa az prices
upon buyers rs first class.
wines Of various brands and qualities at
wines holds himself to be- judge and he
stock here from the very lowest price, by te single
or burgundy stock and
that them from his vaults as gooda bottle OF bur
saaterne and Basac always hand in bottles.
of Rhine and Moselle Wines from the cellars OF
Jordan coblenz, extensive, and number
Still Hooks and Mose from the cheapest sorts the very
"steinberg, which IL the best growth Of
In he aeles of Cognac and other brandies
Stock embracing old Of 1900 Of otnrd Dupuy Co..
Caer sf in eighth casks, and 1912 in
hbds and Dubouche, 1874 hhds on consignment which will
Also sh Scotch, Mononsahela whi-key Jamaica spirits
brandy all other wines and liquors. including all OF
above sold BY retail 70 consumers IN any quantity desired
goods within days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid will be promptly executed If sent by mail or tee
graph ,.cop snrnpp :,
| Cheap Wine Store, 7e Walnut street, Philadelphia
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAInIANTs.

Every par-on pre- empuon OF The
snds townships above enumerated
required establish me TO The satisfaction OF the register
proper Office therefor
soon otter seeing this notice and before the day
pointed public sale OF the lands
~, J. 3UTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
2--lawisw
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Form OF OFFER.



~. .ssa 81 r.. ws.hs..sr. m q, \ Nav iE
oEALEp PROPOSALS. VIII ), ,ec,svcd a. hi. oMce =
Az ha ..cond Az ~ Inn. lasl A. noon for The
the W,rninEtcn station during me nscs year cSmmens
asy o 'ay nexs me sncne = .ns - 'oss ,v .,d III
lhs nec sno vesetsces nsN - !" 800 Su. s.d a. X
ms market sno'os ana sAch A'uc's "u'' 10 '"'''
possnc 100000 -.... III, =, ,.u.,,.s IN nm, hsK b
lirasd amount cf the oonusct asd ~ par csatum
seeuIv nr ne que Penotmancs on tnc conuAoS "
scceuns y psIo unu' - Iwy compnsa r ..h 4. II. n
1vey vsoI ns.o 49, 1890 n, ~
UonUss. ms.inS sss oI @e ~. .n,S -
leN sppovee ~ Msusus o~) n, 49, ~ Or rtbsy ~
srrs.,ss !. S.rni.S Sc ,ni.sss urooe.ed - III
No will DO ooasidered nnlesA accompanied BY ssca
AMY. r. 7 -,
fNHE.Ns Fl N.4 t-AA J. n. LATHROP, NHry ~
May s-Iaw4w ,is.ty 1r7lf1l Ts63H.a !
- s, -. ~. :. =. -
p,an0uxrwr0u - s,~-..a.rsns..Th.a Arm her,oGorss
oorsent dusolvei MI Ceosve Over viii attend TO nc
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IyTUDEk Ie Passe 81 rAvenir de fArttuertet par
II e Prince Louis Napoleon Bonsparte vol.
Experiences les Poudre De cuere, Faes lAscna De
washington Alfred Mrdecai capataine de
Amscsine undutes de- rAnsai. Rene Predecessor
Appanes Eco. dAllerie de Vincepnes VOL
Antoritc Civic Conccrne les Depart
Marine Esn du "Do 81 Legislation
desA rmees de M~r Durat Lasaie vol.
Tscrque de- Tro Armecs, Pnrculerement de
pArticrie Pave, Cspane dArIIcne, vol
imported Paris, with many other works Of The same
class Of science, by
nv FRANCk TAfLoh-
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the date Of the sale Of
the sd.seal Iss and hesos .he advantage q being
prepared for imnediate mourning Increased
expenses incidental 10 opening
eyed 20 be se productive They all less
reference cheap OF
products LOUIS and the mid OF
county yielding all the products OF tue lai
itude In which they are located. +.
Commissioned o. 10 General Land Once
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- 0ec0 snser - IN the
III the residue NJ vet BROUGHT nsn
ases s0a& Oft Wisconsin nver They
dMw1y per0n situated in iEo unAes former
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1000 Ineh white boards H. 49, ~ feet ensns,
per NJ, board measurement .
sssss sa .lss w sis Es lengths p so
do DO do do DO
cu..s No. 5-Bais. and Yssls,o- Bssrds Ls1a.
1900 white prime boards inches thick per n board
II 900 pine prime boards inch thick, per A. board
white boards, inches uacA 10 eSt sngus,
pef 81 Il, board measurement 80. a. Il ..
i.stlensu,. $500 per M n, board measurement
m 900 feet white Dine cungs, inch thick, 10 feet
/, lsnsth 4 Der n II, board MEASUREMENT
5000 feet white pine common eusgs inches thick 10 feet
Ieus,h pes M H. board measurement
I3U white pine eung inch thick, 10 iee Length
per NJ n, board measurement
IS white select eulngs, inches Thick 10 ieet ehs
per NJ IT, board measurement Z,
inches 10
AZ 600 feel white pine thick lengths
per NJ, board measurement - .
10000 pine understandable, inch ck, 10 ieet ienyhs
per M, board measurement
1900 understandable,
per NJ board, measurement
$500 white panel, inch thick, 10 feet lengths, pei
Nj, board measurement - ~
800 Carolina yellow stepping inch thick ~ inches
wide, JIG feet lengths, per M, board measurement
inches, III
$50 feel u inch mill dressed noong 10 feet iohgo per "
board measurements F. RI.
Glass No. 6-Liae.
sO barrels best burn, lime equal TO Seeey and 10 average 2s
lbs. net, per barrel
Class No. 7--Misesuansous.--rop Steel, Srtkss &C.
lbs best No. American charcoal pig iron, pei
$4,000 pounds iron, from 3h inches diameter
pieces iron, each II feet long, estimated
,..o weigh 400 pounds, per p0uae
$50 linea feet * inch round fon estimated to weigh
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COMMON HALL Of the town OF Petersburg. Virginia
May The following resolution was this day adopted ny
the HsIIt
aBorex That mayor advertise fos proposals fo
Of endorsed by
the state ofvnia $4,000 payable 10 1870 and
will received for Of not Less than 500
Of the until the 18th day q May
O'Clock they will be opened and the highest
bidder viii entitled thereto The paymenn "r ne same VII BE-
periods they offer TO pay The corporation reserves
TO themselves right reject Offer made"
proposals for thu bonds Of the
chamberlain Of the according
NAV e--dtl4 shMsyncrt Mayor.
lNPT. wILKEs's Voyage Round the World, s.nhr.-
Exploring Expedition, VOL illustrated with 1877 ensavines
fhe Two Adprs- by Ccoper-pcw edition,
Water Witch by Coopcr--Sew edsnon.. EtI Et
gau.. and his Con,scrors.ie, s Charles rh''pse ESQ %
Lectures the Earl Of Cariisie-tf.ord Morpeth)
wife's sistsr The Forbidden Marriage by Mrs Hub
back Of Miss Austin. ~ $500 -. -. -.
Nay ~ " y - s-.--
CNGIJsu PATuNTS, 1901 ls4s--a register Of all
II aranrd during maj period, val. London. W ~
f,odson an ,hr Law NJ Patents. vol. London. fi a f
ndmarch and Practice Of Letter. Patent for avsn-
tons vol. London. =
On 81 * ksws ~ rsen, pyi,,ses Of ~ h.
countries of Europe, vol yienns II.
Gu he law of Parents. vol Bostor.
Knr.ry and rsson Patent Laws and Practice n AL Ma
FsL y ta3 TRANCK TAYLo
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EHEKCH Deohs, Now and old-A large case uhi. dny
opened direct from Paris. FRANCK TAYLOR.
May 10 asFot}algB nj bttel3aI .tr+lo I.af4B
...atsi tsas s9. 81 .sI.4 ,t,lo 4t..
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rOMPLETE Ready Reekoner, adapted to tine want
For sale bv TAYLOR d MAURY.
Mav7 bookseller ph street.
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200 Iineh white oak boards H. 10, ~ feet ensoas,
per Nj board measurement
,OoV hickosy lisxes Lest pvisss set- 80 8 per
cords straight kory, lengths per cord
do 40 DO ID 90
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- - " " -. - n ~. ~ n ~
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
Philadelphia
FhliaGeiphLa
Made Calf and ti"al Walking Shoes
Kid Ties aud Slipnrrs. ilisl received by
w ANDERSON & co.
, UnriValled Assortment

TsNIIE subscriber ha, jus! received new suppl,
L OF Groceries, onf.clionarieS, Srgar$ and To-
Jacco. consisting in part as follows:
esrGCerlcS.
Sugsrs-N. o. Porto Rico crashed aud loaf: (Stu
arts bcsL
New Orh ais and Muscovado MolasSes
Ma harrl No. in half Kits
Bacon: frs quality leaf Lard
Cctrr,-Rio and Java: sack and table Salt
Tras-liyson. Young Tyson and Green
Fancy and common Soaps
Coni2csiosa;ari
Candies. sugar plums and kisses: raisins: almond
turrans: tilbcr,s preserves ipllies and jams
fil* III haNcS; PruneS in do, large and small &c
Lemon syrup in quarts and pints; ctron
Spices.
Nutmrgs. cloves, allspice. cinnamon and ginger
iegars.
"Clcnrncia, Il splendid article. new brand
FL Duender Prmera " Ms
Consolaciuu, Gold Leaf, CastiIlos &c.
Tobacco.
S. S. Myers best Honey Dew
Sym'S pressed Rough and Ready
Superior Honey Dew;
Wilson's peacL-ilavored As
Mrs. MiIIer's fine cut
With many other articles too numerous 10 NELL
ton, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
Country orders promptly attended to.
Nov. 90. WIN. c. MOORE.
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General Information!g Z

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER would coniientlaIly nfOrm bis
i kind patrons, and the pubic promscuously,
that he is Gin town." having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock OF choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in 20.
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
IIis purchases consist entirely OF Dry Goods, Sc
.cc,ed from the most recent inlportations, with the
closest attention to every branch of the Dry Goods
business, 50 to present to tile public at once,
complete assortment in that Inc, aud at prices low
enough 10 suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear hi.a
in mind when they visit Cau,den, as his stock is
always open Tor inspections .s.,t
New Goo'is received every month, at the '.f'aI-
n1etto Cash Store. s.assa 49,
Oct.l. III ss IT
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IN EQUITY-KERSHAW.

IN EG& VI = -NTNS1h1"s N
Ex parle VIM. Nettles, Sarah NettIes, Hiram
NcitIes. per pro ami-Pellion for sale of land.
IN obedience to the orders of the Court will
L offer al public sale on Monday. the 9th day of
January, ensuing, before the court house in Cam
den. nj that piece, parcel or tract of Land lying
on The North side OF Granny's Quarter creek, in
the District aforesaid, containing one hundred
acres more or less, being part OF tract formerly
belonging to ]. Riddle, dec d. and conveyed by the
Sheriff of Kershaw District to David Harrison,
and bv him to the Petitioners.
Terns-So much cash as will pay costs, balance
on cred of one andlwo years, interest from sale,
purchaser to give bond with good securities, and
mortgage Of the premises.
w. NJ. SHANNON, c,E.KD.
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