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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-24

Some connoisseurs would give hundred
pounds for the painted head of "a beggar, who
would threaten the living mendicant with the
s,.s.s
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" The Cincinnati Gazette has story
about the discovery Of gold dust in Green
county, o. The Gazette does not endorse
the tru,htulness ofthe report.
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~ The wool growers of Vermont are i'm
porting blooded merino sheep, which are said
to yield, each. twelve pounds of wool year
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~ The cost Of printing the laws Of Cal
iiornia in English, was S30,Os5,65, and in
Spanish only $4,000.
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HThc Pike No. 9, arrived here Satur-
dry morning from ST. Louis. We thank the
clerks for papers. The Pike con,inues to be
y s'S'. - = liz -. eo
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New YORK, March 81.

The Crescent City arrived last night. she
left Chagres Oh The 1lih OF March. She
brought Sol7, 900 ia gold on freight
There has been Il decided Improvement in
business IN San francisco. The Indian diff
tcullIes in California still continue. No cleo
non as yet Tor u. S. Senator.
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CANAL OPES.-We understand the Wa
bash ana Erie Canal sro"., here all the way
through 10 Toledo, will be open and ready
Tor nav. gallon ON TO morrow. the 20,h inst.
This IS very early Tor tho spring business, and
will. doubtless: induce many merchants now
in The eastern markets from the valley of the
Wabash. to make their shipments west by
this communication.
We understand, also. that the Board OF
Trustees OIL the New York line. aud also OF
the Indiana Canal have materially reduced
the tolls on railroad iron, so much so that a
ton or any number Of tons can b. transported
from New York or Quebec 10 this place. al
the low rate OF IS 30 per ton--incIuding all
charges.
This, we think. will give the line n heavy
business in this article alone, as it must he
cheaper, and certainly more speedy than by
any other route, to say nothing Of The uncer-
'ain,ies Of shipment by way Of New Orleans.
Habach Express.
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HIn Philadelphia, few evenings since,
n man struck a lady violent HOW in The
street, thinking her his wife.
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PITTSBURGH, March 81.

The river is lalling slowly. with s feet wa
ter IN the channel. The weather is more
pleasant with prospect of rain.
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CINCINNATI, March 81.
The river has risen % inches. The wealth
er is cool
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NASHVILLE, March 20

The State Wing Convention met at | | o.
clock: this morning. Hon. VIM Campbell
Was unanimously nominated as the candidate
Tor Governor. The convention was largely
attended and much enthusiasm prevailed
The Hon. Nj. p. Gentry addressed the con-
vention in u long aud able speech.
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New ORLEANS, March 49, p. M.
The steamer Mexico. from Chagres, arrived
to-day with CaIiiorllia dates 10 the 18th. No
Senator has been elected yet.
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ALBANY, March 20.

The CanaI Commissioners have drec-
led The Canal TO be opened on tie 18th Of
nriI
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The new Con.,l,u,lon.

There appears to be no excitement what
soever on the subject of the new Constitution,
in any part Of the State. Even the editors
keep mum, apparently satisfied to let the
document pass by, as the best that could be
obtained under the circumstances. 1t will be
adopted by large vote. The bad features
in it do not seem to be considered sufficiently
objectionable to crush the whole instrument,
although we know many who will vote against
it on account of that single section relating
to suffrage. We don't know who offered this
particular section which has proven SO objec-
tionable to ciiIzens Of ioreign birth as well as
to those who are natives, but the Delegate
who did offer it, we regard as demagogue,
who thought to make himself popular among
foreigners, by presenting section which is
rank injustice to every foreigner who is al
ready citizen, and much more SO to every
man Of American birth. We don't think
man is any better for being born in America
than in England, Ireland or Germany. nor do
we think man any better for having been
bora in those countries-therefore we despise
this demagogueism which to court up. those
who are natives of other countries, will sup
port measure which is rank injustice to all
who are at the present time citizens Of this
State: whether of American or foreign birth.
But we think that no person should vote
against the new Constitution for this section
alone. There are excellencies which over
balance this and several other obnoxious fea-
tures-and future legislation may improve
the instrument very materially.
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WASHINGTON. March 81.

Secretary Corwin Is very sick TO day.
A dispatch TO The War Department an
nounces The death Of Brcvet MAJOR General
George NJ. Brooks. at San Antonio. Texas
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CINCINNATI. March 20.
The river is stationary. The weather is
cool and pleasant.
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STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C.

= We call the attention OF the officers Of Wabash
and other packets to our Job Office. We are pre-
pared to do steamboat printing Of oil kinds with dis
patch in the style, and at Louisville prices.
Ths Journal Job Office is provided with the largest
and latest sty lie steamboat cut for Bills, with small
er cuts Of same pa tern for large and small cards.
We hope our steamboat friends will give US call,
as they are alwa,s welcome, whether they visit us
socially or on business
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New YORK March 20, NJ
The Arctic, with weeks later news. is
momentarily expected.
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baltimore, March 20.

DAL fMUKE: NIdICII 70.
The members OF the Reform Convention
have rendered the Hon Daniel Webster a
dinner at Annapolis, on Tuesday next. MIR.
Webster has accepted the invitation.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-09

dUzan (I6rB6J Demon VICE., Gay IN
500 lbs.) Der pound
do hand vices per dozen
do screw wrenches,
assorted per sample per dozen
sets zinc weights, from OF
to lb s&. pcr got
sets iron weights, from ID.
to 4 lbs. do
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- EACH Uoit 10 contain 10 ytrus III len8th and b
20 inches wids.)
20 bolts light ravens duck per sample per bolt
Glass No. g. Cotton Canvas.
$50 bolt: No. cotton canvas per sample per bolt
% 90 do do do
% DO do do do
Each bolt to contain so yards in length, and be
20 inches wide.)
$50 bolts hammock canvas per sample DOR bolt
Each bolt to contain 80 yards in length and be
AZ inches widc.)
so bolts bag canvas per sample per bolt
ESQ yards each, ~ inches wide.)
CLASS No. 9-F'lar and Cotton Tssine.
400 pounds FAX sowing twinc per pound
600 do cotton do do
200 do do whipping twine do
zoe do flax seins twins
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$40 rouads9

$40 pounds
Glass No. l7-Wood.
100 cords red oak, clear Of rotten wood and s.
fungus, with bark on aissd 500 per cord
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-03-18
NEW MUSIC,

Hungarian Polka Dedicated 10 Gov. LadislauS Uhay.
b. Adele lInllnsock.
Agnes Polkn; lively and spirited composition. BY Mn
Adele IiOhnstock.
Grand Trimnpha Marh. Composed by Min Adsls
Hnl.ls;Ork
lIarche d'Alnnzones Composed by Karl Hohnstock.
NIarche d Amazones arranged for four hands.
NIB The above all beautiful and very porulas.
Hyperion Polka. illustrated with correct and beautiful
,iew nf the irncr of the Poet, Professor Henry W.
I4mgl;.uw Cambrifge. Composed by Henry 7. Ostse.
fie fashionable Poikas, by F. Rhiza. viz:
Remembrance Polka.
V Uncle Ned. do
Atferiioi. do
Oft in the Silly night.ds
II purean do Introducing the faapsus dsss 10 ~
opera
BunuyeEt,,rc Waltz
Jenny Lind's Songs.
Fear moi fn, you'll: cInms-d by Mozart.
Tie Mariner: a rc!cbra;r;i swedish Melody
Farewell 10 ii.'s ucean:a beautiful song.
,Sr, King i;ride; Swedish.
Voice ri tr' SY!rit.
Take this Ic; composed for Jenny Lind by Jules Ben.
edct.
tenas Colleges Sem nari,s Schools. and Academies
suplir,l with MI, &c. lr lowest prices. AL The
new music pl;,,stc in the l. :. received every week.
per e1Irs.s. Or!crs in;:s, be addressed 10
GEORGE OATES,
23i anI 80 King ST., tat the bend3
Jan 3l
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Book Sale.

VI7ILL be sold on Monday night the 3lst inst.
w and nights following, the Books belonging
TO the Camden Orphan Society, at the Masonic
Hail, commencing al O'clock, p NJ. This Is a
well selected Libr ry of Standard Authors, and
we'll bound-mauy of them elegantly bound and
beautifully printed The Books will be sold for
what they will bring.
a catalogue may lie found at the office Of Maj
Jno. NJ. DeSa assure.
The large Book case will be sold at the same
Time.
Terms, cash hcfurc delivery Books TO be re-
moved immediately. MOFFAT & MOORE,
March 4, lS5l. lS It AuctioneerS
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Agency of North Carolina
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

CAMDEN, March II, 1851.
Eaiiors nf he Camden Journal
GrsrLEMry: In order 10 call attention t" this
Institution, which is entirely Southern Enter
prise, and ed to Southern patronage, deem
il not Improper &c state that some time SINCE, Mrs
Mary j. Davis # this ,nwu, effected policy oi
Insurance OF the lie Of her negro slave Abraln
in the Gtlice ni the NUr;h Carolina Mutual Lie
Insurance Company !ar five years for S4"'oo7
the ps se,nium amounting 10 1856, hut two amman
spaymcmts having heen m'dc. Some thirty days
since the slave G'cd, and the Company on proof M "'
his death. paid over The amount insured Sl3'',u"
This Company is in successful operation, havnS
issued since is commencement, over ll,0O i"iI-
cjcs. within less time la. two years.
rbis Company is based entirely upon the Mntu-
al sysr5n, al HE insurers are equally entitled to
the profits. in proportion 10 The amount of premium"
respectively paid The Company received II one
day FROM Hamburg, :. c. LOG applications. which
is almos. unprecedented in the history 81 such 'n-
s,i,mjens. All losses sustained by the Company
have been promptly pad.
S,M'L J. YOUNG, Agent.
tan.!on March IL, p It
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NEW APPROPRIATIONS.

THE attention o: Planters and Country Mer.
Il chants is particularly requested 10 the Ar.
ange ncns now made at
Hancrof,'s Silk House,
No. 233 and 255 King Street, Charleston. for in-
surng regular and constant supply OF all the va
r;el.es %; the Dress Season, both from the Eng
I.<h and French Markets, and which, Joined to a
dissemination TO submit every thing al tie very
!uwes Sslh!n prices, will Offer greater induce
mnnts 10 purchasers than this market has before
afforded F,,rit uar attention has been paid to
our scck OF 'I"mes,ic and heavy goods for ser.
wants wear. Hosiery of every SIZE and variety;
we confidently it vie The attention of our friends
and The pubic generally 10 an inspection, being
deter mined 10 ctfer the greatest Novelties, and tho
largest variety, at the lowest prices. Our stock
consists in part Of
Rich t'lAne Silks
Striped, figured and plan n do
Pialn ami figured Black Silks,
French ana English Lawns and Canbrics.
Plain AID !sured, colored and white Orgaa.
dies.
Barescs and Silk Tissues
French Embrnideries, Lace Collars.
Muslin, Che Edgng, and Insertings.
English eeds, Summer Cassmers, &c.
Irish Linen, pure Flax, an article We csn6.
denty recommend.
Birds Eye: and Towclling Diapers,
Ga, II "A, 94, lO.4, Tabling Damasks.
Long Cloths, from Gs ,o'5 conts per yard.
Blue Deuns 8, Blue Stripes.
Cbanhrays, Striped and Plain ,.j
Osanhurgs, brown Homespuus and Sheetings,
of Southern manufacture, which, as we are agents
of several Factories, we are enabled to offer by
the bale or piece, at Factory prices. A. full -.
sormcmt OF Gloves, Hosiery, lIaberdashrss, de.,
&c. w. g. BAN ROFT,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail,
2,3, and :55 King st. Chlrleston.
Feb. 10 SIN
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REMOVAL.


The Suhscriy"r has removed ln the Store for
lncrly occupied hy I';,us. J. Warren. Esq, immc.
dalcIy npp"Sic the lf'iSonic Iiall where he may
always rc nun'i ready and happy to see and ac-
cutnrnlalc III, friends an! the public, to any article
in the iiur "i CHEAP S,DnLEKf and IlAR-
NESS having "n har.d a fresh and good supply,
am prepared to otter Them Tic most reasorabie
and accommodating terms.
Saddles OF every quality and price,
Brides, Marling rs, WHIPS, Spurs,
Birdie and IIarr - BITS, and
Trimmings o! all styles ard descriptions,
toars, Brushes. Curry Com!s.
Harness made to order and warranted Of tho
very best siy!e and quality.
Wagou Harness and Bits. and Trace Chains
cheaper than any one rise into'rn. Together with
VaIIces and Carpet Bags, and all other articles
usually kept for sale i'll Saddlery and Harness
establishment
~" a,h thankful inr the liberal patronage
heretofore received. and beg that it may be COM
timed and abmndanriy increased, as | am pre-
pared to execute al orders for work, IN my line,
with ncalncss and d;spa'rh. and al prices which
canr.ot be objected 10: aS am willing to follow
The golden ruc--"Lire, dEd !sl Lire"
F.. ]. OAKS.
Jan'y. II, 1851. If
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G. Y. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, S. C.

Kpr?s "n hand and Is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment OF plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
Tie goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will be found superior III work.
man>!sip and quality. have aIso hand AMI AIN
daily rrccivirg an extensive assortment Of shirts
and furnishing articles, c;.ice and cheap. shall
sell ho ar,iric bu, " hat is good aud substantial.
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DoMESTICS.

IUMGSllSS.
~ PIECES Louisiana Stripes and Plaids.
~ Large. l"lt Brown liumespuns.
| Fine hsSurimcrt of 3icached Goods.
Apron Checks, BED Ticking,
F!anuc!s, Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Plaid. I.i"srys.
All TO he sold at the NEW CASH STORE,
renar6ahly low Tor cash, At llALLFORD'S.
Feb. 7. IL #.
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English ard American Prints.
Assorted Cnl red ilrrinos.
Fancy and Plain \ lpaccas.
Heavy Manchester an Earston G,nghams.
Fancy Cashmere. SILK aud Cotton P0plins.
Gimp ami Null MusiIns.
Cross Bard, do.
A few Dresses very Pretty Merros.
Cnlored and White Camhrcs.
A general assortment Of Gloves, Ribbons, LILO.
stry, IIanLkcrcLiels, ShlwlS, Wells, &C.. at
:. ID. lIALLFURD'S.
Feb !. IL Il.
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Sale Of Real Estate.
john Bowel, Admir-, Applicant.

Ann Mcdonald ard others, Defendants.
WyiI.L be sod on The first Monday in April
w next, before lie Court House d, or in Cam.
den kers!aw district, Gctw cen the legal hours of
rale by the Shcr;if-onc tract Of land situate in
Kershaw District. containing 1893 acres, bounded
by lands owned by John Workman, Gates Gof,
John Bradley, and 1'h"s. Smith--also, by lands oil
the estate of Angus Mcdonald. and being part
of the real estate Of sad Angus Nc Donald, decd
Tcrms-OGe-third cash, balance on a creiit OF
one and two years bond with good security. in
,erest from day Of sale. and a mortgage of the
premises
JOHN r. JOY, .. X. d.
March H. - 2tw
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Notice.

TTI!OMAS Lang, William Andrrs' n. Thomas
i Ancrum, William Gardener, and Alexander
Young, who have been, and nuw are. engaged in
the manufacture cf cotton goods, and other articles,
At place known as the DcIiab Factory. in kcr-
shaw District, under The firm and style OF Will
l;au Anderson and Company. have associated
Buiweil B"ykn with them, as a member of said
Firrn-and having obtained irrm The Legislature "i
South Carolina, Charter Incorporating the said
Firm, with their associales and successors, as a
body pn!,c and cor pora'c. in law, by he name ani
srvI.. of The DeKalb Manufacturing Company
do hereby notify the public that they have accept
ed the said Charter, ant viii hereafter conduct
their huSIre~s according 10 the t:rms iicrcn! and
underline name and style Of "rnc DeEalh Manu-
featuring Company.'
w. ANDERSON g. co.
VI Mlrch 9Th, 1851 30 #
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CrockerY and Glass Ware.

Cr0CKeIy and Gia53 ware.
JUST received general assortment of the
= Iatcs, styles and patterns Crockery and Glass
Ware as fnilnws:
Curs and Saucers.
Steak Dishes
Plates. Bowls, Pitchers
Large Stone Batter Stands. China and Fancy
F'uwcr Vases, Ornaments, Toys, SC.
S. D. TlALLFORD.
Feb. !. III e..
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4 fine assortment III Six anl Fur Hats, OF the
very latest styles, tom re huu.e OF Beebe d Cos
er. jan tt
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Corn Corn :!
Camden Bazaar.

WE hereby notify to or Customers. and the
w public generally, that we have just receiv.
ed, a large assortment Of Ready Made Clothing
sulahI. for the SrrEg which We shall sell Az usu-
al the very lowest Cash prices p"ssIble.
We have also received fine assortment Of
l,roaGclua,hs, and blaze, and fancy colnred CAST
meres. 10 which We invite the attention Of our
friends. ". DRUkER & Co.
Feb Ie, ISL II If
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.s.AS0NSC HALL
CLOTHING STORE,

CLOTHING STORE,
26S king-strrrt. cnrncr of Wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
w A. KENT & M!icllELl' arc s now ~: r..
Summer Cl,liHs, I" ir:ch they would invite tho
attentions "f purrh scrs. rhey keep constantly %
hand, a full and np!elc stock Of Clothing and
GenIcmcn's Ouiiitiug articles. Purchasers viii
AT AL l.cS find lu'l stock of
English and French CI"I, Dress and Frock C"ate
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, Of all descriptions,
And full stn' OF Vests.
They would invite attention TO their stoek st
Quitting articles. viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravatss
Under Garments, Hosiery, Gloves, suspendcrn.
Dressing Gowns. &c. Dc
All OF the above Goods will be sold at the low
est prices.
w. A. KENT d. MITCHELL
2G3 king-sl. cor. Wentworth.
April l2. - u
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administrators sale.

DY permission of the Ordinary oGKrrShaw Dis
~ trict will he sold on Monday III" 2i;l Inst. on
the premises oflhc late Robert l.. Tweed. his per-
sonai property consisting Of IlouSrlo'd and kitch-
en- furniture, tools lumber &c. Terms. all sums
under ten dollars. cash, and all sums ahove that
amount credit Of six months with note and Sc
curity with interest from the day OF sair.
for S. TWEED, Adm'X,
JAMES McEWEN.
March ii 90 At
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON g. LATTA.
.uJOUi.D respectfully irfrrm his friends and the
w Public generally. tn lie is now receiving
ruriciy o! Heavy and Fancy Grucerics, which he
III seilsiow ir eash-Two doors above the
Planters Hotel, and ihifIeihlely opposite James
Duntar's. Esc.
Can.dea,S I. Marc, 18th. 1851. % #
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Auction Sale.
Bounty Land to Soldiers.

BY late act of Congress. Bounty | and is
granted To the Officers and Soldiers of the war Of
1879. and Of the various Indian wars since 1880.
In case of the death Of the Soldier, 10 their wi
dows and nIinor children.
The undersigned being permanently located at
the city of Washington, and posse. sing thor
uuGh and familiar acquaintance with the require.
menis of the Government Officers, is prepared to
attend 10 procuring Bounty Land War; nts with
ont Jeopardy delay, aud at out little expense To
claimants.
Land Warrants located on the hest Western
Lands, and the Land sold, if desired, on tile most
advantageous terms.
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navy
Pensions. Back pay, Lost IiurseS, and cvory other
description of cl;.ins against The General Govern.
ment adjusted will! promptness and despatch.
Pers jnS desiring lnI"rIna!"n of friends who are
or have boen ~ the Arm or Navy, will forward
TO Inn all The particulars known OF their service,
together with fec Of one Gollr, and their en-.
lulrics will be replied 10 by return mail.
Address, (post paid,)
CiIAS. e. TUCKER,
Washington City, D. c.
"AFING formed Copartnnrshp with Mr.
l. l. Tucker for Inc collection of claims, shall
bc happy 10 attend 10 any business committed la
our care. Ii is also well to remember, that all
who have claims. had better collect them before
we seccde. Office in the Court House.
c. 4. Prize.
Camden, S. C., March 4, lS5i. IS If
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Neutt, Earosima-Krrsi,aw District.

south GaroiIisa.-Arrsh Dl>tric'.
Esther r. Cunningham. 81. {. J. Shannon and
John Bs wn EXrs, VI N'!an Melville, et al
Bill for Dnwer, relief &c.
TT appearing I" my satisfaction, that ll!lam
/ Melville. Alaru Melville and his infant
daughter Eliza Melville, are without and reside
hernd the limits O this State. on GIU:lnn Oi Cies
nut Il CasiOu. cnntrlllans SOLICITORS Il Is ordered
Ina, lrcr do plead +wcr, or dcmur Ia the above
bill within three months from the da 4 OI pubilca-
.n; in d"fan!t whereof order pro conesso, will
BE- entered agains' them.
". NJ SHANNON, c E.Y ..
Feb II. II u
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THE attention D: Planters and Country Me
Il chants is particularly requested TO the
ange mcnts now made at