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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-26

The NATIONAL CApTTAL--ANoTHE
SCANMAG.-The Federal city has new
sensation, and dirty one ut that. A
wicked correspondent of the Philadelphia
Mercmy, with prurient tastes, has found
q nest of scandal about one Of the princi-
pal hotels, and has given it publicity
through the journal in question. Seve-
raj prominent public characters are
accused Of all sorts of wicked actions,
and quite number of the fair sex only
less noted have seen themselves in print
and in q very unenviable position. A
leading Senator is represented as q sort
of Don Juan, but on n less refined scale;
the wife of a Senator is held up to pub
lie scorn as having at ono time had the
right, if she thought fit, to subscribe
herself "Anonyma;" n Congressman is
charged with effecting the ruin of con-
filling woman, and SO on to the end.
All or part Of these may or may not be
true; but, scnndalous as the stories may
be, they present, truthfully, q picture Of
the morals of our national capital. II is
a fact that any young woman who visits
the capitol unattended is regarded with
suspicion; and to lie seen there in con-
versation with member is put down rs
proof positive that she has q soiled
reputation. So low, indeed, is the
standing of our public men. But it is
the logical result of that decay of public
morals, now SO palpable, and stands out
in painful contrast with the Congress
and capital in The better days of the
republic. When Calhoun and Wright
and Webster and Clay honored the
Senate, to be member of that august
body was to be above suspicion.
Cor. Louisville Courier Journal.
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvKnopEs.-A
lot ofswedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles. has just been received;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
8taving, and at lsss than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
office.
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South Carolina Medical Association.
TNHE annual meeting Of this Association will
Il be held in the city of Columbia, on the
second (2d) WEDNESDAY in March, the eth
Delegates will be passed on the Railroads
for half fare.
Arrangements have been made for board at
the Columbia Hotels at reduced prices.
County Societies are allowed one Delegate
to every five of its regular members.
J. 8. BUST, NJ. D.,
Feb IL Recording Secretary.
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IT Is SIMPLE BUT EFFEcTUAn.-A
number of offsets are now made on the
doors and door-casings of Herring's
safes, padded with gutta percha, which
renders it impossible to wedge" door
sufficiently to admit of powder or nitro
glycerine, the modern mode Of "crack-
ing" safe. The Champion safe-maker
has 'em tight.
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State of South Carolina--.Richland Co.

State OF South Carollna--- Rfchland Co.
IN PROBATE COURT.
James Hunter and wife Ellen Hunter us Har.
mon Coon, Administrators Of Jacob Wyrick,
Ell al.
NN motion Of F. W. McMaster, Proctor pro
" pet, it is ordered that Rll creditors OF
Jacob Wyrick, deceased. do establish their
claims before me, within forty days from the
publication of this notice.
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG,
Feb 26 al Judge Of Probate.
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BREAKFAST BACON.

BREAKFAST BACON.
- 900 POUNDS OF BACON STRIPS
GeOOO and Breast Pieces,
casks Davis Sugar-Cu Hams,
Is bbls., half-bbls. and kegs Leaf Lard,
800 lbs. Mutton Hams. For sale by
Feb &c EDWARD HOPE.
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DIR. JOHN LEVITRE,
Surgeon Chiropodist,

PRA CTICAL OPERATOR ON THE FEET.
GORNS, Bunions, Nails penetrating the
~ Feet, and all Diseases OF the Feet, scien-
titically treated, without Pain. Ladies can be
attended at their residences by leaving their
orders at the Office, Columbia Hotel. Con-
sulting hours, a: m. and 8p. m. Room No.
TO- Or. Levitre will remain this week only.
Feb22 X
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Fruits and Vegetables--Prices Reduced

DEACHES, 2 Id. cans, 25 cents each.
Il Lima Beans, Id. cans, 25 cents each
Green Corn. lb. cans, 25 cents each.
Tomatoes, 2 h. cans, Is cents each.
Jellies, Oysters. Lobsters, Sauces, Catsups,
Extracts, Sardines, Spices, &c., &c., at low
tigures. always on hand and for sale by
Feb 26 ]. & Il. r. AGNEW.
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MAIL ARRANaEMEETs.- The Northern
mail is opened for delivery at q. m.
closed at $50 a. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; closed at $50 p. m.
Greenville, opened at $50 p. M; closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened at $50
a. M; closed at p. m. Charlestt..
(evening,) opened at a. m.; closed ut
43O p: m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from 9 to 10 q. m.
, 1870-05-20

1t will be seen that the Committee have pro
posed | officer less than at present, as they
must coincide in the proposal of Judge Forsberg
u convert the military Station into a gems
darmes corps subject TO the Pojicemaster as
Commander, provided the men that are drafted
Tor this corps continue under the military laws
and to be inspected now and then by the Chief
according to previous arrangement with the
PoIIcemaster. 1t is thought proper, that the
PoIicemastcr ought to have the same military
power to punish the men as the Commander has
had hitherto.
N-on-conmiS1oncd o6icers and priraleg.
The writer in the military secretary's office
to be withdrawn, and a qualified private among
the military to be ordered to attend to that
occupation With an addition of SIS monthly, but
no houSerent, as he ought to live in the bafrack.
The LIST Company,
The garrison in CLrislianstcd
The Committee are of the opinion, that the
Fireworker here may be dispensed with, as the
one that is ordered for Frederiksted will be suf-
tcient for all the service Of the Island. For
the rest the Committee are of the opinion, that
no reduction in the numerical force here be eff
tected before we have been provided with
breech-oading muskets,
Tile garrison IN FIcdcrikSted.
The whole garrison is lodged in the fort and
all the sergeants perform the same duty, and as
there is, besides, a Fireworker, there seems to
be no necessity for the so-calIed artiIIery-ser-
geant, wherefore it is recommended to reduce
the garrison with this sergeant; for the rest it.
cannot be recommended that the force be re
duced before we get better muskets.
KingshW Si4tioH~
To be converted into a gensdarme8-corps
l Sergeant (at present a sergeant-major who is
post dispatcher and master Of tie staIls).
l corporal.
l sub-corporal (who, if required, must perform
the service Of a p~rivate).
Is ~priyates.
This corps is to be provided with I6 ponies,
to be allowed Z Dbl. of oats pr. month. The
present cartman and cook are allowed an addi-
ton in pay to the amount of respectively S3
and 81 should Judge Forsberg's proposal
that the men of the gensdarmes be allowed an
increase of $23 pr. month be adopted, it is to
, 1870-05-20

$1,000 assisted bv two subordinatos at $500.
The office exDenses could very well be limited
70 q salary of 81, 600 D. a. for a clerk, Sl20 for
stationery and $500 for a messenger. The
chief officials and the comptrolers to be appoin-
ted by the Governor, the other assistants by
the chief.
I'D II. ID. 6. We believe that a simple and
at the same time more economical plan for the
performance of the Postal service could be eff
fected in the following manner, in case the
plan proposed for the establishment Of a gems
darmes corps at Kingshil be carried out. In
that case a certain number of men and six po-
nies would be spared from the present station
Of the ponies one could be placed in the fort OF
Chrlstlansted and one In that OF tfederksted,
in each OF which places should also be kept a
One-h0rSe-YehlcIe OF the pIalneSt construction,
and IN the morning at the same time the two
vehicles would be despatched to kingshilI and
return to their place OF starting, after having
exchanged their mails. If this daily work
should be thought too tatlgulng Tor the ponies,
the shafts OF the vehicles might be made 50 as
to be occasionally replaced by larger ones, SO
as to allow the ponies a day OF rest by using
one of the tort-horses.
ad H. p I. tor the purpose OF strictly ex-
aiming TINS most important SUBJECT, on which
tor many years the most conflicting views have
been expressed tine Commission appointed a
Committee consisting OF MesSrS. Christmas,
I@IoIstein and McWiI.iam; whose report has been
unanimously adopted by the Commission, and
which we therefore beg leave here to submit.
"Fycdeikst6rt.
All the cannons on the water-battery to be
dismounted, but the fort itself to retain 5 pieces
Of Obj. cannons.
The Committee are of the opinion, that with
these cannons together with the ld-pieces the
fort can be defended from inward disturbances.
, 1870-05-20

Under some other item it has been proposed,
that on vacancy occurring the Office of the
Chief Inspector of Roads be transferred to the
Chief Commander of the forces with an addition
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time endangered, but asserts them now
to be secure.
The Gaulois asserts that Bazaine re-
fuses to consent to tie passage of 50,
900 wounded Prussians through Bel
gium. The application. was made by
the Prussians to Bazainc through Lord
Granville. f..
The general head quarters of the
French army, on Sunday night, were a
few miles west Of Rheims.
Edmund Tcyicr writes thence to the
Sciclc that the deepest depression pre-
walls, and that the Emperor receives
nobody.
Details Of the battle tn the 18th at
Gravclotte are sill wanting, even at
Berlin
German dispatches arc mcagrc.-
From thence the following details are
gathered: The twelfth Corps between
Metz and Thionyillc serves to keep
up communication between Frederick
Charles and Stcinmcts. Metz is en-
closed on ali sides. Communication
bctwccn Chalons is cut The head
quarters of The Crown Prince arc al
Bar Le pnc. AIcMahon aud Failly
still rctrcating to cover Paris.
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State Of South Carolina.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
KER.SH.A " COUNTY,

LAUCIILIN i. MCPHERSON, aS .Admimis-
traitor Of the Estate of CATllARlNE Nc
PllERSON, deceased Plaintiff, rs. .iOiiN
II. YOUNG, Defendant.
To JOHN ID. YOUNG the defendant in this
action. You are hereby summoned and re.
qllirrd to answer the complaint III this action.
which is fled in tho office Of the Clerk OF
th. Court of Common Pleas. for the said
County, and to serve II copy of your answer
un The subscriber at his Office. on Brond
Street, in Camden. S. c., within twenty days
after the service of this simmons Oh you, tx.
elusive Of the day Of service.
II You fail TO answer This complaintwithin
the tine aforesaid, The plaintiff will take
Judgment against you tcr tie sum OF Three
| Hundred Ijullars, with interest at The rate OF
Seven per cent per annum. from the first day
OF February, 1857. and costs.
j. NJ. DAVIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Camden, S. G., July 2ath 1870.
| July - Gt.
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REFORM AT PRov1DENtE. letter
from promincGt citizen OF Providence,
Informs US that arrangements havs,bccn
made for large meeting in the inter
ests of the Unicn and Reform move
ment at that place, on Saturday next.
The letter says that great change has
taken place in that section, and that the
people arc moving with spirit. Let
other sections Of the county move
on promply.--.SM Sumter IVdtchnldR.
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OBITUARY..

DEpAFTED this life, in Camden. on the
morning of the 18th of August, lc1O. Mr..
WOLF ELIAS, II native al Samt"r, near i'uS,Ji,
IN Prussia in the :sSIllI year Of his age, leaving
Il devoted and aiirciIum;tlc vile to mourn his
departure. lie enlisted in the army ui The
Confederate States. 1T Brunswick, Ga, but
his hual:i (alwayS drIiratc) failing. i" re-
crivcd an hnnorab!c discharge. llr came 10
Cau!i"n early in the late war--camc among
rs rs stranger, apparently poor, but b.
strictly attending To lis 0wn lr'Sin.SS, inter
trr NJ with no ouc cl>,'; and having n strict
regard to the rights nf.ut''rrS, he succeeded
in establishing profitable business. lie WAS
Il warm hearted and aiicctiunatc hIIshaIid.-
While strictly economical i'll business, the
calls Of charity never went from him unhcrd.
ed Ills puliiical sentiments were wei!
known. lie was true To the home uI ms
adoption, no inducements could move him Ia
ai,iliatc with those whom he justly regarded
aS enemies of the peace and happiness OF the
home of his adoptiun.-
One heart, has been suddenly pierced by
the unexpected blow his deatl! was sudden
May tiSt God who has promised 10 bc the
WidyM' 5. husband and God, pour the consola-
tirf that she needs into her bleeding heart
pnd enable her. to look to Hin for comfort
Funder This sad bereavement, and enable hri
from the heart to say, ns did his servant uj
Old, "Thoush hc say the, yet will trust INN
the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away
blessed be the name Of the Lord"
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1s,AEAE NsSTHCBG.

AIJ,pERSONS, "without distinction OF
r,cr MN color or previous condition." are for
hidden Md TO trespass OIL the Woodland l!ot' be-
nn""ina n'""H" to DR. w. A. Love, adjoining Mr.
w"inm,bus Nelson. The plea, that they
S,nucht It was MI Nelson's latd,' WI be ~
,'n"nr .yuiInbIr. Z W. PEGuES,
Au. lS.-'m.
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A pair of precocious little damsels at
Troy, New York, were overheard the
other night, on the sidewalk, ex-
changing nots Oh the Franco,P!ussian
war. 1" know" said No l chat
France will beat, because the little
Prince is with him" $50 away with
you," chimcd in No. =. ~ know a
mighty sight better. The Dutch will
whip; for my pa is a ''rerchman and
ma is Dutrhnan. They fight every
hight, ant ma always Lexis.
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At "a meeting Of citizens irrespective
of parties, race, color or previous con.
ditioD, it was agreed to bury all differ
enccs for the past, aud in the cause Of
Peace, Prosperity aud Honesty, 10 iS'
more all hostility and aLtaeonlsm, aud
to support the above ticket, which is
earnestly recommended to the conG.s
dcnce Of all the patriotic citizens OF
kershaw county. IAIhlOI.
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Show me pcrspr that hears music
in the song Of the cricket, or the hUm
ming Of the b%c; who sees beauty in the
Lwly flower, the loS covered with moss
and IVY, the jrggcd rock, or the pcb-
blcs beneath The lcct; one whr l9vcs to
listen. to the winds bc they ever 50
will, and | will show YOU prrY'n who
can never be entirely miScrabIc.g! alume.
TIE beautiful soul,light wi;h;n will
reveal in amber tiutS son!e spots where
On the weary may rest, and nature S
toice VIII ever whisper of JOY aud
peace, no matter how iiereely the
.slornis i5.;: I'D
AqEd CleUJrS.
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The New York Tribune says Prcsi-
dent Eoyc, of the Libcriau Republic,
Africa, and his private Secretary, who
arrived BY the Steamer 7"imyro, ap-
piled for admission at several we'll
known hotels, but were refused on ac-
COUNT Of. their culor, ana were conveyed
in a coach to the Office of their agent
0p Wall-strect, who succeeded in hav-
Ing them cared for at Il private house.
..~.. Charleston News.
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State of Sentf Carolina.
KERslIAW CoUNTY.
Bu James +. SUI 4ertaNd, j. I.

Dy JWWI" '1'
Whereas II. L. SHAN, has made suit
Ia me to grant her Lctt,is ni AGn.','S""''''
on the estate Of j. q. JGNES' acc IT,
III .mI s;nouInr th. kin,B.a, and creditors of
a.. .ho " sn;n ! G. ,JONESsGat. they he and
a"U h.C,r. ,rr in the I,ourt of Probate 10
%pprt.iJ %%prt in Camden an tld2Gth of Aug, 1870,
after the publication hcr4i at J o c''rn u"
the forenoon, tu show chee' hhhy INC! n''I''
why the said hdministrt ion Should ho' 10
granted. ,;, o.. d,v ol
Given under my hani thiS "a o"S VI
August, 1870 ,,,,,,, ANN u
Aug. Ia, vt.
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State Of South Carolina,
Ei}RSNAW COUNTY,

By Jumes +. .Sutheridud, u Z.
Whereas. JOHN QUARLESl'as made suit
to me 10 grant him Letters Of administration
on the estate of Anderson QuarrS, deceased.
These are ihrrciarc 10 cite aud adm"nISh
all aud singular the Kindred and creditors OF
the sriI Andersen Quarlcs, that they br and
appear before me-, III the Court 81 lrnhnte to
be held in Candcn. on the ID GaE Of Sept,
$50, after the publication hereof, at Eleven
o'clock, lnihc, lrcnan4l, H. 'sllcw cause, u any
why the said administration shoUld moL To
granted.
Given under my hand this 2lih day of
August, \. d. 1870.
j. T. SUTHERLAND J.P.
Aug 25. II.
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Preserve Jars.

Just received large lot Of srIi-ScaIln%
preserve Jars. Pint, Quarts and hall Gallon
which we will sell cheap for CASH.
IIODGSON Il DUNLAP.
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Notice.

One month from date, will make appli.
cation to tile Court of-,Prubate for Letters
Dismissory as Administrator Of the Estate
of Christian Tollnie, e,,deC'd: - ~ '..;..
49,. De- JOHMR. SHAW, Admir-.
Au- H. I'm. "a
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Notice.

One month from uate, will make applica-
tiun TO the Court of, Probate for Letters of
Dismissory as Executor of the. Estate Of
B. a. j. Scarborough, decd.
JOHN r. SHAW, Exc'r.
AuH ii I'm.
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June Ii.
LEGAL Notice.

ALI PERSONS har'u@ 1rnia""" "-a'''S'
tie late Or Louis NJ. i"'N."&s'f', are ,,,', 'r-
nNm,l,,.,.n,rI ncror,m. Ia Iaw, am'' th""c Iii
drbtcd to him, to nak" pIymrn, ,,;',, 10 ,n'' !''-
J,.rsinnch. JANE II. DESANHHNhh'
VI Qualified EXrcutr'N.
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Inflammation of.the Lungs; all Liver, Kid
rev, and Blad Ter d sc ,ses, organic Weakness
Female } fficiions, General Debility, and all
complaints of the Urinary Organs in Male
and Female, producing Dyspepsia. Costfve-
ness, Gravel, Dropsy and Scrofula, which
most generally terminate in Consumptivc
Decline. 1t purifcS and ellriches the Blood,
the Billiary, Glanduiar and Secretive system;
C0rrects and Strengthens the nervous and
Muscular forces; it acts like charm on weak
nervous and dchilitatrd females. both young
and old Nome should be without it. Sold
everywhere.
Laboratory-l42 Franklin st. Bait, Md.
Aug
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Colts Military and Commercial
ACADEMY.
At Mayesyille, Sumter Co., S. C

At Mayesville, Sumter Co., S. G..
THE next sessidnof this institution will
begin on the .frst Of October neqt.
Special atteation will !alWays be Paid to
intoxicating principles of tish gentlesJanly
feeling and hdnDr while nothing short Of. Il
high grade of literary iattainEents will be the
end sought.
BOYS are prepared for College or Bust
hess Special ins friction is also given in
BOOK KEEPING BUSINESS FORMS
and ACCOUNTS.
For Circulars continuing further in iorma-
rion, Address Capt. w. II. COLT, Mayes-
Vile, S. G
Aug. 2rn.
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sJEa q T. e. Ee A .
HOW TO CURE IT.

HOW I'D CJRt. II.
At the commencement Of the Diarrhoca
which always precedes al attack of lhe Cho'
lcra, take II tcaspoOniul Of the Pain killerin
sugar and water, (hut, if conveniently and
then bathe freely the stomach and bowels
with the Pain Killer clear. Should the diar'
rhoea or cramps continue, repeat the dose
every ten or fifteen minutes until the patient
is relieved In extreme casca, two or more
teaSpoontuls NAV be given al stldsc.
The Pain Killer, rs IN internal. remedy,
has no cqnak IN c;scsTIf CiIo!cra,' Summer
Complaints, dyspepsia, DySen:csy, hstlma,
il cures in Que night, by taking it internally
and bathin. with it freely. It's acii"n is like
magic, when externally applied to Old Sores,
Burns, Scalds, and $prans. For Sick Head
ache and I'uoihaclr. don't fail TO try it, In
slGrt, il is Pain Killer. ...
Directions accompany each bottle. -,
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in
Medicines. ...... '...'
Prices - cents, 30 cents and 81 per buttIe.
Aug.
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ONE TRACT OF BAND, in Kersllaw
County. on waters uf> Black River, contain
ing One Hundred (IpIl Acres, more or less,
bounded North, SoutifR R,d West by Lands OF
J. j. Hall, aud East by Eands of the estate Of
John Stokes, levied oRns.9hs property Of j.
J. Stokes at the suit ofW. w Stokes.
Terms Cash. Purchasers paying for
Stamps and Fup,rs/-.s
J. P. BOSWELL, S. X. c.
.Nug lI-3t.
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Notice.

ALL persons Indebted TO ar having cIaims
against the estate Of DENNIS MClENDON,
dccraScd, are hereby requested To present tho
same properly attrsted. on or before the LIST
of December, A. D.. 1870.
E.BEN YARBOROUGlI. Admr,
NANCY IARB0ROUGu, Adm'x.
Ang.I. 5mpd.
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Sheriff. sales.

BY,yirtue ofsundy writs,of Fl. Fas to
me directed and lodged, Il will proceed to
sell in front of the. Court House in Camden
ON the first Monday, (fah dy) of September
next. within the legal hotrs of sale, the fol-
lowing mentioned and described property
towit: ~.
ONE TRACT of tin3ii this COUNTY, at
Liberty Hill bounded Moth by lands of Jane
NJ A. Petit, South by -frad from Liberty
Hin to Lancaster; West y Public Rnad from
Liberty Hill to Rocky M,unt Ferry; East by
Cross Roads; containing One and one-half
Acres, more or less, eyiN on as the property
of Hunter u FLOYD Mt te suit of Jane NJ. a.
Petit, Assignee, sold SgEact to mortgage OF
Five Hundred Dollars
--AySO-
A small lot of Gssds, consisting of Dry
Guuds, Boots, Shoes and II lot of Hats. &c.
Levied OH as the property OF Hunter IL Floyd,
at the suit of Jane 4. A. Petit, Assignee.
. ALSO p
The Books mad Accounts Of Hunter 81
rloyd consisting bf Accounts, Notes, Liens
&r' The interest of Hunter g. Floyd, in
s,id Liens. Notes, and Accounts. Levied on
and tn be sold at TIE suit of Jane N. A. Petit,
Assignee.
ALSO
FOUR. MUIEsslevied upon as the proper
ty of john Perry II! the suit of w. IL. Chafee
* Co., and others
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NrN1AL CARD

THE n; respectfully r'l,1,;, 'r,e' BIZ aO:ens
patrons rh;0s, i |ll U"r'sS"',' M,v will
from bs "ri, NV few N'ehS' W.
v!casc act 's h'dr"gh ,NpER,
DEH1iST.r