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St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

MONEY MATTERS.
/. We learn II that the Wisconsin. Banks
lately discredited by the brokers Of Chicar
60, are good and their notes taken at par
by merchants Of Chicago; and railroad d.
,rectors of Illinois. We had intended this
week giving a bank note list; having it
weekly corrected but found that all the
space we could devote to it would not suffc-
ice to give any general guide to our read
ers. =, III ..s.~.S D."
Three propositions for establishing banks,
have been received ct the State Auditor 4
office, and their securities accepted; $ One
is il f for II a bank at St Paul, another tat Aus
tin, Mower Co., and q third at : Farribault.
Togo into operation in about two weeks.
1t is believed that these will materially af.
feet the monetary, affairs Of our state for
the better. .-.s .]%...*st. .f4,. ;..,s -,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

GAME AND Fruit. Pidgeons are very
abundant now in this place, and great num-
bers are shot by our hunters. Blackberb-
les are selling for and cents Per y quart !;
and C(3ranberries G. not yet riipe for rs cents
sper1b'lp,.alhell- by the way people should re.
fuse 70 purchase .unripe Oranberries, be-
cause II encourages the robbipg of' the
marshes, before the fruit is it foF use: q,- y
lLet vendors understand that unripes fruit
is unsaleable :; and it will have to comepto
perfection. Plums are not abundant'this
year; but the wild hors, which differs in
no way from the cultivated article are
yielding most luxuriant crops. asf !.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
THE ST. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
1ANE G. sW1ssHELM, EDITOR.
Thursday, Sept. 80. l8pe.S
sGWEl have removed our Office
to H. 2. Mitchelps wareroom, pnI Second
Avenue near tne Stealns House.

!, RQADS-As business is dull in 81,
Cloud, it would be good idea if the mn
would SEE shout Frightening things BY .
= zpening roads: There is . large and grow.
ing settlement of farmers on Maine Prair-
ie, who have thousands Of bushels Of grain
70 sell aud are. about equally distant from
St. Cloud and Clearwater. The road from
here to Maine Prairie lies, in great part,
through timber and a much better one
might be made at very small expense, q
rad which would secure the trade Of that
Fegicn. Why do not people go to work
and make it.? There are plenty Of men q
bout doing nothing; 5. and if some general
arrangement were made by which all would
give "a small portion of time ana labor, we
would have q road which would be great
public benefit" r. r. S'',;: :. - :: :: ::
:: Then there is our .st.te Road to Red
River. This is the time to make it; and
tits loudly called for by the settlers along
the route, It is Of the utmost importance
to St. Cloud To- offer every facility for the
settlement Of the country traverrsed by this
road; and as but small outlay is required
to make it, it should bc'opened up thisfall;
and made ready to accomodate settlers
coming in next spring. -,.. ..,- ..,n..
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
RAILROADS.

The St. Anthony REPUBLICAN which
opposed the Loan Bill with the utmost
earnestness and predicted all llmanner Of ras-
.cality in the different companies who would
avail themselves Of the loan, now acknowl-
edges itself disappointed thus far; and
Gays:
The Railroad companies Of Minnesota
are really. pushing forward their several
lines Of road, and making good their pied
ges to the State: Our readers will :proba-
bly, be surprised when we tell. them that
the Minnesota, and Pacific r.: r. is graded
all along the rear Of This city, and that the
grade is nearly complete { to Anoka. It
is NOW all l'eready for the superstructure,"
with the exception of three Or four bridges,
which are progressing favorably. The
bridge across Coon Greek, in which the
last bolts and braces are being now fixed
. to their places, will be finished, with three
other bridges, by Saturday next. The
bridge across Rice Greek is being also
built, and viii be completed in two or
three weeks. At the rate at which they
are now working, the entire road from
this city toAnoka, will Degraded ,ready for
ties and rails, by the lst Of October prox-
imo. Upon the, twenty miles contracted
for beyond Anoka, the grade is very light,
and not much work will be required -
MIR. Chamberlain, contractor, has had over
three hundred men at one time on his sec
ton Of the road, [from St. Paul to the ex-
tremity above, Anoka, spoken of; ] and will
have the road finished next summer. W
There now M: Crofutthat is honorable;
and just what we expected OF both you apd
the Railroad Companies. The grading is
Jet quite up to St: Cloud; and when once
finished to.Anoka twenty men can grade,
a mile dayj and We will all conclude II at
the Loan Bill was good if ifitsprovisionr, are
honestly carried out|by the State off GERS.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
HUNTERS,

Three Englishmen, who Great ed .he i'm
preston they are titled person ages Of high
rank; and who came up to jc,in the Buffalo
Hunt which was to have come of at Red
River, went up to that country, spent. a
month in::the yiieiaity of Wild Rice. and
Red Rivers; and returne'l last week, Our
pioneers up there were Highly gratifed at
the coolness With which their sLordshipss'
'waded slsughs, cn;.ured mosquitoes, swan
rivers, slept in vet blankets, keeping their
powder dry, and enjoyed, rather than
.anaared, the incidents Of hunter. life
Many doubted their title to nobility from
sheir "at home appearance in trapper's
trim; but We look upon it as an evidence
Of high birth and breeding. It is the
highest rank Of Englishmen who are at
home with nature; and have the sense to
make thei dress suitable to the occasion.
=, 1t is the low bred Cockney as well as the
American, who affects city costume in in the
wilderness BY way. Of proving their, gentil-
ity. ....... -s..,s>... 49, n 33sE. i 70 .
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

The Printer: is the title Of :, Nam.
moth Magazine, published BY Henrry, md
Huntington, New York, at 800 sye 'yeaf &;
to.single subscribers. 1tieprincipally in,
teresting to printers; and is : ouriosityfoe
the perfection faitssHorkmanship; but
must; rank =. * high in : literary point Of view
from on its beautiful selections and valuable
information il 3 ma about 'the art preservative
all arts" ~ sJst1Yi4.sst.4s !
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

rslNor TO BE0 E0UrDoNlh - N Enghshman
and 81 Yankee were recently disputing
when the former sneeringly replied
fortunately the americans could 60 'ano
further than the Pacific shore" sd The
Yankee scratched his prolific brain for an
instant and triumph phantly replied; aAWhy,
good gracious they're already leyehng
the Rocky Mountains sand cartings the
dirt out West, Iehad i letter last week
from my cousin who d living two hundred
miles west Of the, Pacific shoreon. made,
landw The Fnghshmam caved. IS d:
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

I'D door REroR7.-Hss, Ale1.ad.r A.
Stephens aef GeeEgiap vss once run ming ,or
Congress- With sn, opponent. Of unusual large
ststure, and on the stump one dsy the discues-
ion became exceedingly warm. Whe-eupoa
the hrGs nam ssid 70 stephens, who ia small
and .delieat<, 'sWhyi + could button your esrs
back and swallow you; whole; sir!" To which
rude remark 4tephen.fetorted, '.And IT, on did
yoaw would then hese mone brains in your stomach
than you ever Had "a youf head!" The lsugh-
ter which followed efeetually diseips&sd he
u humor which waj gaiaing ground.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
( IN MIN MS NS:Es oTA,.

III We have, received, q statement Of the
number, Of pouAds Of wool shea1ed off'of
ten head, Of sheep; = week ior two sinoe5 by
P.S. Cataon, ,ratiding nesr Daoota; ia thu
county which footssi mp 5seve'sey i iposnds
and 1seven adsncesr- giheaniestTr deece
weighing ten! sr,ou,tds aadY elsssnt gamer,
and the lightsstl.;a pos.ds ard n;se ossa
ees. If'any one many the other States.
o. even In thik.,, 1aaD heatss j thn!we WeuA
likseo hear from him. $ rug Il slo3
sa ayss "a f,7s NJ 7f;f ~ -,v ,Ss.sr g,ss E1a
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

A zmill.--Thc machinery for . ,sa saw y mill i
passed through St, Clond % :, the eth inst, t.,
destined for Eagle Lake. in Mongolia coun-
y. The proprietors said they had come
% miles round on accountc finding bet
tef roads than lead back from the different
points on the river below. This should in.
spire our citizens to give the roads. in that
direction the little attention required 70
make them permanea and desirable thor.
oughfares. B
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

g VieetP resident Breck ridgenlaspe
recently lt,s' plsysF'sd II ,ays
4a The Republicantpartysis the stronger
organization ( in athela Union, unless the
DeamloectaticI e party is stronger: ;Itis The on
y great living vital organization that has
eFs Gan withstand the Democratlc party
i !: = Roverfal,s3 = compact, . hopeful or
to change their name or thsir issues; they
are too strong,itoo poi.eral too confident
for t'aat, and yet yon are invited BY, some
Kentuckians 10 90 in with them and form
; peoples party to break down this great
dominant party. Ia 4 Don't sdepreciate
the strength Of then Republican party -
Its prinGplea ara deeper and BROADER md
its purposes more resolute than anything
ON: the1surhee woald indiosteso Don't un-
,aerate theirpouer.n,sddso sls cess
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

FIR QST We had . light frost on the
morning of the 28th ult.. Theslate bnck-
wheat, il low places Y 'w.s nipped; but nlo y
material injury L. we 4. done done to any othsF
crop. 4..a .fE1 .s::s ls;eo y q
VarAr i worth i" from 81 8 90 .. y =
81, 104in MilWankee. s5..3 n y: s'zs 70.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
I c0RREsPojN! ]! Il, i|n@'
o ol}t4 i$ht - @ts$%IG.t$l 2t3ff; -; J.f,;5i Is
H. For the4St. Cleud Demoerat.{ j.
Little Falls, Sept: 9Th, 49,

DEAR DEMOcRAT:

~~se>S NN"AOSN@As 90 i''i, 'f'S'Ef-' 4. Il !
4ta,. .:as 4l,, IA / have the honor to. in
form you, that St. Cloud has not monopolized
all the border ruf6anism in Nosthern Minnesota;
but that Little Falls is literally supplied with
the article. rjJ&@ So? =" a,yGIlI - " -
10 On Saturday night the 4th inst. Tie stor,, /
J. o: Simmons was broken open and al5o,1 it
$l,500 Of goods carried of: Amongst ia, ,m
was an anvil and a: very large coil Of lle avy5
cordage. People here feel almost as certa; n Of
knowing the perpetrators Of the burglar; .; as
were those Of st.. Cloud in the press out rage,
yetitis is doubtful if they ieeap be brtug ;ht to
justice. They are understood to AIay e tie
countenace q prominent politicians. vi 10 hare
had quarrel with Nj: Simmons ~ a. ,out his
refusal to.credit. i, ..s.l.s.s5f iljssss@ #
!. Violent threats were made againsts him: but
the day previous; and % repeated robbsries
have occurred in our place since las t fall. rob
berries Of heavy articles, showing the complicity
of large number Of men, ant | a, We have :
considerable number whose oI lly employment
appears to be staggering abou. !; q nd eoatroling
elections, the respectable po I'll 81 81 tie com
d nunity feel that vemust pb.ce steady, bussi-
ness men ne, in all Offices 81 ana leaye pro-
fessonal politicians at home, .,,r We shall soon
have Kansas M regulations ' M il fall bl.st song,
us. .e,5tr; g,,=f .;3,,r sti,,.,H <s4} "
It is somewhat remarkably le hat ON idle, LOST
ing politicians are all''sounil on The. BOSE
=, A.... ~ a.r.~1o,, - tAr.i., n.-r ..-.-, ...,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
Gerritt Smith has been nominated as
..elR|.l'|1!||'9Alll'.lY,a, ! 4

|ss.u, ,suqax ,pRlAlA 1agXa 81 ysd, -
- Died at his lluud
Monday the 9Qth., John, II. Taylor aged
II years. .i5is<s I'll. yI1- / xtffaS31l
The deceased was one of the early set
tiers and. proprieto,fts Of ST. Cloud, was ,shi-
versalH known and much. respected as !
man Of correct morals, Is gsoto,d judgement,
and fine intellect. He, has held several
such Offices as were in the giftof The, peos,
pie here; and; discharged their duties ssitiss-
factorilv 'tt;so. hlas 7!to asiT assa lLsa1 2st
| He vas . strongly qeq'el attached member qf
the Protestant Episcopa1 Church, ,and,main-
:ly through his efforts a5'beautifhl llitsle
church edi6ce has been completed ! here. 81 ].
When the little congregation was IS without
a pastor he 4eptthem together, by reading
service and a sermon on Sabbath; and in
listening to him in this capacity Of pastor
protein, we with others have felt that his
proper place would have been the pulpit.
:. 1t is probable such might have been
his destination, but that his collegiate
course, commenced at Yale College, was
cnt short by i'll health. 5,d ?: s,rh obs o5
. .He,was a native Of Glastonberryy near
New Haven Conn, where His parents sdn4
reside: u He was a devoted husband; ann' at.
fsetionetc and dutifal son and brother; and
never a lakewarm friend, and had bright
Of a long, happy, land usefulh life, /
yet suddenly he is amongst the dead Z
His g life and , death present striking e: e1-
ample Of the wisdom Of looking, calmly
ard intelligently at the. prospects ofafu-
t'are state, while in full health; for, from
the first day Of his: illness bis friends
could never, be certain. be eekpeVs ding
of the approach Of sdeathe5;I sisinot from
any death bed repentance, but. from his
former life that they sorrow il9t as chose
who have ~ hope; BIT fnd 1!lI consolation 4 #
the assurance qqss Of blessed immortality 20
beyond the graye:o, odt sssV. 49,. .s:lslamsa
d sHisodeath is felt. as xeauac tof general
gloom His remains were taken to' o'thite, The
Episcopal church; =. the b service z read a. and
an impressive. address delivered by, the
Rev. Dudley Chase. :'e Ihe.lentire. .eommu-
nifty were col lected, and attended the body
Of the deceased toSits last rest sI 1..,i-''' :s|
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
,lQR QRs,:.;

j I16gsfR qll4 saItooths 11zsaSf
NJ Thompson ef Washing
We know gentlemen who have employed
him hin : ID attend q 1hg;l business atheEc cipe
itol; and who have the utmost confidence
in hiaj legal abilities; and hii atbentiou to
busi1ess. s.ip ,Sa113e j \ lfitiuAI Esa
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

I've 1. have mentioned the passage q !. bin
through the Senate near hs1close Of the l.se
season to raise ais the postage on letters from
three 70 fve apd ten 4 cents. Il We have seen the
ayes and poes,g Epery senator 'cho roted to, deor
po'tags re' demoerst ass sLo,a.psue: Ionraal.,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

MAJOR 81 3, Mastlin, n
,'l tue 2, s, Army arrived here ion TIE Ats.
OH his return from Fort Abercrombie, and
afterla nights rest, passed on down the.
river. o Et':s''ls' ? 49, - 800, faL15 =
Nf n EsytE0 H. ~ X. .&jt.lJ - GGt: ~ f
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
LAND i01y1cs 1t &. Cloud Nina.
ii SSs82!.f3 OF g An1 9Th. lA50

sew 8 LAxD 0,s1cs 1t 81 Cloud Nina
AZ u <'s&}2t53 OF g Au4 9Th. 1855
zaro Isaac Hover Isl aiee5
'.5:as zsst!>ss5 . You ~ hereby notified that
Iihsal on the 24th d.y et September next ef-
eritfhs Land oasce d, st. Cloud
proof e the night sf prs-snption to tie \.
Fl: q g ths \, = q section q 3 s2 the NJ Of tie
n; v: / q Section 2s ternahip l2s N. R.aes
n No, g Y, 70 psrtior ef which said traet q
Y land o soo' i, the n. The n: Y. ef Section
g aforesaid ' You. ,ss N adverse claimant. It
Which time and place yen ara notified to b
present With your psesf ;aal
,g,ft .r,ss.f5s g.ssl.g g9f HBIvHloH BIAucu
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

IL - MARRIAGE III HIGH LFE,-7.Bla.ron p, Linz y
oprg, the Embassador from the Netherlands;
and and Miss. Cas-, daughter: of the Demecr.tic
secretary> Of State, were united in holy matri-
mony:ea Monday, 2Aue. . 23, by the Rev. Mr.:
Weaton, rector Of Calvary Church, s.oningtoa:
gs9zs:. vyf:-nrta e3Ne,o York Tribune. r.. II o
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
REPu1LSc An CQNvEN.
=

! The Republican have called a Oonven.
tion, to meet at the Everett School Hotau,sBe,
g: Cloud, p Saturday, the tthee latl 49, iaa.s. 4
10 ll)x O'clock A. ,M.<tq nominate candidates
,forsthe House of;Rspresentatives.i1 riedt
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

II i wittilyy rasasli ul Ia that Uyrus|
W. Field 81 talked II itt' a} thS iesidsnccy
|becanse he 'ehe a wifss ST.
4ha' courntkr-,. f,i5oa lIIa a EaTusso
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

~, - A .FORLORN .H0PE|7=The Rich
mond (Va) South announces 70 its rc.derr
that Mr.: Buchanan us the only candidate
whom tbe Ser Ssqthesa people could 'f hope TO e
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
r N01eyGRIs

,.aaIl L. c, ali.st4 NOfICRIsd
j Post okss b located sats :Wsodsteck, David
60 Wood il sppoiatsda Rostt1l Writer: These H.
aing On Ssak River val afaa it much more
eoa.enisnts % gst tAsik nailat Woodst.ek.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

H1rs. Louden, tie autho,reass, died
lately ~ London. Deceased vas the VII VI
us sna enjoyed lep'ipn ;lg fl63 fas tos
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
!, DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

: II
Z DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
s4:A Convention has been ~ called to met.t
Ct = Days Hall s.uk* Rapids, on s.tqrd ~
the 18th Of September, at 12 O'clock M.
LteGaominatev Democratic Candidates for the
House Of ,resentati99es. 'Den,ocif are aa
called upon to meet n their sevvesys.al vss.l pre-
oincts lect on Saturday evening tile .8th to
choose deAeg ates,to said Conven tion.2 la Z
oPrecin',ts with Iho more thar lI6hy votes
are entitled to ore 3 delegate, 'lOsel fifty
and less than one hundred two delegates
Over one hundred and less Il IAN one hun.
sdred and fifty to- three aaddi.o ,on:9ini3 this
proportion:''0o lid tdt OBJ li'ff st&-aqos a2al
i 10 ye'!p. 4 aysb aid sh uabz edt;ni ,5ads b,
M INA urea T40N or THE RED
r THE NDR TH'ios d msa,
:, Early explorer, have: pronounced: the
junction yof the :Bois de Sioux and Red
Rivers. as the head Of navigation on % tie
RedaRi' ,err Of the n prth; and until i few
yr9sl weeks - go, nothing heavier than : canoe
had >ev er been propelled; eitheraboyerorbe-
low t. at point, By our last adviees from
Brec' kinridge; We learn that drive Of seY-
eral a =. thousand pine. logs, have arrived al
ltl thai ;splace FROM Otter Tail Lake, lying one
jhu nd+ed' miles above on the Red. River.
~ Qj n.s+, G. Eaa
Al id the drivers re; port that the indians
.scend and descend, in their canoes, two
! hqndred miles above Breckenridge. - or
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
FIRST NEWS DIS
IS. q 9.s.22:P:AAtTCH! sss2

gs, -, -.s,s - :; --8X.--

j o. eaarts:35 .e s7s.3al a
A treaty Of peaes has been concluded
With China, by which England and fnee Z
obtain Ill their demands, including The
establishment Of Embassies at Pekis .ad
mdcmui6cstion. for the s1penses 81 the
war
Later Indian, news 1aza to hand, tae
dates from Bombay being 70 the latA IS
July. The accounts represent ths. tie
mutiny vss being = lag rapidly auelled.
W = i -s,s,z ,sMep XQrk Tribune:
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09
SCHOOL EEttlBErnl q loNl ]

The EvBRIfT schopl under the care
y Miss ,l D,n'ns;l, I; vii eiye an exhibition
At Wilson's !. hall on fsasday evening the
14th st.,at candle lighting. a>4g7:au Si
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

A Arr.IsB NTIO
aTT7HOLK intSeses h u loufI sAine tsvnsef
~ assYssss. ..,iissk ESD
l.se 0UD o. 1AD9 CO. ol0Un.
T Lot, NM, Is ssit pueeAs-
ssrs, as EessonaA leGgI. yd
s5A 5ass 11nosr rAll olb51nents.
81 Al CO.. Il Aefssass1 70
{ ,ssl.;alss' 8 ] ltAlItI 81 {: l = Cloud Mt.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

- THE. Lady's Book for September
i i here and fully sustains Godey's long
standing reputation. Il isrioh in pattern
and household RECEIPTS 3, s,,,l -y'.a i {.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09


The sheep we're broughtto this State
last season and we're all young. The
buck, whiah-eAeared tbe.hssyie.t fleece, is
a mixture 11ranat I'd Spanish, and only
two wears old tie rensI tere all ewes,
and Of the hetino 81 NM. Carson,
who is ve subst 6tj zeliable man,
says that as arI as e4 erience is con-
cerned MINI kadta is j aheod Of any 9TH.
er State oi winch he has any knowledge in
e.aaia ,aAeaf and .EaakL lllssss.alss
same Kind of sheep raised and Kept in this
State will shear at least one POUND more
Per bead than in. any other; that. ttS.sr-rc..
quire much less care IN keeping, aud It
the(same time will bs much healthier
IT appeafsto us thatit-&ill require very
little.experience to teach farmers thetruth.
Of the SHOVE statements Isl g1es9'
NQterAdN dN:tit asaaas8 gaJs- - 81 -. &
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

-. u DoDoz q. t7ill Of the 81 St Peter Ftee Press
says, 1e has e q stalk Of corn in his sIoaice l2.
feet high, phaeh 4: .tin groDing y;
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-09-09

adl asa}G'1 tIsaa & lo ae'ot'a eltli I
~. .,..lan IVA ,,tsnts3.s .noln isIfbui
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ECLECTIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
1863.

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-21
3 o U II II G ROLI VA
Lancaster District,

AVEN FLOYD who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by yirtu,
OF Writ of Capias ad Sa,sfaciendum Mt
the suit of James f. Cureton g. Co., having
hled IN ny office, together with schedule
on oath, Of his Estate and effects. his mott
tion TO the Court of Common Pleas, prav-
ng that he may be admitted to The benefit
OF the Acts of the General Assembly mode
for the relief of insolvent debtors. tits or.
dered, that the said James L. Cureton g. Co.
and all other the creditors to whom the said
Aven Floyd is in anywise indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned and have notice
to appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Court House on the third Monday in Octo.
Der next, to shew cause IL any they can.
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
Office Of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis
trict 9th day of March 1858.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July ii, 2a-3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-07-21
so OUTH ROLINA
Lancaster District.

Robert Langley who is in the custody OF
the Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue
OF writ OF capias ad satisfaciendum at the
suit of the State of South Carolina, having
hied in my office, together with schedule
on oath Of his estate and effects, his peti-
ton to the Court Of Common Pleas, prsy.
ing that he may be admitted to the benefit
OF the Acts of the General Assembly made
Tor the relief of IasolveRt Debtors. Il ia
ordered, that the said Plaintiff and all other
the creditors to whom the said Robert
Langley is in anywise indebted be, and thev
are hereby summoned, and have noi;c. 10
appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Court liouse, on the third Monday in Oct
next, to shew cause, if any they can, why
The prayer Of the petition, aforesaid, should
not be granted.
ofhte OF Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trict, March %, IS4S.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July l4-22, 3m.