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The Palmetto Orphan Home.

This wise and humane benetactlon,
happily devised and established by be-
7cvo,eat men, during time Of great
local poverty and distress, and in the
midst Of almost universal speculation,
stands out in bold and beautiful relief
agains: the cold and calculating tenden-
cics Of the aye. It is said 10 be entirely
unbiased by any Of the unfortunate pre-,
JUDGES Of sect, aud based purely upon
the underlying principle Of Christian
Charity which knows nothing but the
noble and ennobling and self. sacrificing
duties Of life.
"Thc Home" is at the Capital, and is
for the benefit Of all orphan and other
unfortunate children, in this State
Their physical, moral, religious and cdu-
cational interests will be cared for. And
this renders an appeal a common one
direct to the hearts Of the charitable.
The institution is under the di-
rectioa of Local Board Of Trustees and
4 General Board Of Visitors. The Local
Board consists Of nine gentlemen, res
idents Of Columbia, who hold titles to ali
property, and donations, desiSes and
bcquests that may be made for the
benefit Of the Orphan Home; make ap-
pointmcuts Of superintendent, tnatron,
teachers, ard other assistants; establish
laws ard regulations; control the man
agenent CT the Institution; keep cor
rect statistics. and make full annual re-
port to the Bard Of Visitors. The
Local Board shall organize by elec,ing
one of its members President for the
year.
The General Board of Visitors consists
Of two gentlemen from each County in
the State, carefully appointed by the
Local Board, which shall have power to
. fill vacancies in either Board. This
General Board Of Visitors shall be called
to meet in Columbia, annually, by the
Local Board, at such time as that Board
may think most appropriate. When the
General Board meets at the time and
place designated by the call from the
Local Board, it shall organize by elect
ing orc of its members President, and
one Secretary This Board, when duly
organized, shall call on the Local Board
for ttl and accurate report Of the
workings and condition of the Home as
10 the children, funds, property, and the
entire management Of the Institution.
They shall appoint committees to visit
the Home, investigate its condition and
management, to receive from the Local
Eoard n. suggestions and plans for build.
ing and improvements. This Board
shall tEcn deliberate and decide On the
reports. Suggestions, plans, and take
such act;sp as they may think proper to
advance tho cause q the Orphan Home"
The gentlemen appointed trom this
County are Messrs. J. B. Carwile and j.
N. Baxter
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The Meltoc-M1ntgcmerY Affair.

From the Columbia Carp:inian We
gather the following in regard to the
shooting and killing Of Capt. J. D. Cald-
we'll or Saturday last. It is known that
a f.ud has existed 70. some time between
Jodgc Melton and Mr.. Montgomery, and
that Judge Melton was reported to have
charged upon Mr. Montgomery a promi-
nens agency il the issue Of alleged
fraudulent pay certificates in the Senate
during his pro tenporc Presidency Of
that body.
Last Thursday, Mr.. Montgomery in a
card published over his signature in the
puprix, denounced Judge Melton as a
''ii;.r, poirooa and coward Judge
Melton WIS ;hea ab>cnt, and Mr.. Caid-
well ~arm personal friend Of Judge
Melton, vas active IN communicating
the result to hin, and was regarded as
his friend and adviser in the affair. Mr..
George Taper was regarded as orcupy.
iag' the same relation to MT. Montgomery.
Between ! and ) O'Clock in the after,
noon, all tie parties seem to haze been at
the same time at Pol!nck'S Exchange,
OF Main street. judge Melton. in com.
panv with Mr. Caldwell and Major
James NJ. Morgan, at dinner in the upper
part Of the building, and M. G. ".
Montgomery and Mr. George Tupper in
the dining room ." the first floor in
rear OF the bar, il which were several
other ccntie:ue:. at the time OF the fatal
occurrence. Judge Melton and bis
frierd:; having finished dinner, ca1:!c
down stairs, and. passing the room in
which tbs other party were, opened the
door and looked il. immediately With
draw ing ani closing thc door. II q very
short time after, hc again entered the
room followed by Captain Caldwell ard
Major Morgan. a''d commenced an assault
upon Montgomery no was seated at the
table. Daring the Sight between these
,wo, The pistol shots Were fired.
Richard Washington testified before
the Cnro"c: that the pistol was in the
har,ls Of Gapiain 'Iappar. Onc hail took
effect upon Captain Caldwell, passing
through the heart and producing death
Instantly. Another bali took effect in
the left shoulder Of Maj i,r james II.
Morgan. ihAictins 4 pain!u! but not dan
ccrotS wOuHd.
All tuc parties to the affair were arrest
ed by the Police at once, and Coronc:
Coleman Unparalleled Jury cf Inquest,
when two witnesses were examined. Mr..
rrank E:norc NJ! Washington, the col
orc;l saitcr. ard tie above statements
IS tn the Killing were made.
T'i:c pos; no:te:n examination bs DrS.
Tally and Darby showed that the ball
had passed directly ii:roush the heart,
producins instant !"a'h, and that tic
deceased had several co"ta>cd wounds
y" tie bead as though IRON b:ows gi:cn
before death.
Et.> JG:y rendered verdict against
George Z. T"i.Ec@.
r;,c I;a.eis:! N~s> says :2",002 votlrs
= RI, =. >.r,t.;i,v \. =
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BorrLHs TCL1 CT BEAU1y.--l.aiicS, !?
Won would have beauty by the hottlc-cu!i, all
YOU have to 60 is 20 purchase HAGAG's MAG
NoLIA BALM That peerless beluii.icr 0f
tho comp icX!on rot only heigktcns natural
charms, but renders even the piaircst coUn-
tcnlncc exc ciin-ly attractive II rucalls 10
the paI!:d check Hne rosy ,i"sc Of health. rc-
moves pimpleS, b!0:c!lcS, roushncsS, Sa.io"-
ness ard OTHER hIcm!>hes, and i:nparis 70 the
skin most delicate t:tirueSs and Sor;iics$.
II smuoths thc triIrowS caused by time or
care, and gives face, neck aal arms the
plump and engaging appearance Of youthful
beauty Al this is accomplished by the
most natural mclE$, viz: by gentiy ana ma
turaIIy stimulating the circulation in the ca
pilIary blood vessels. Besides being the
most cttecluai aiI 10 beauty inown 20 modern
science. II.
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What is Doing.

1t was remarked few days since by
one who fails TO keep posted, that bat
little was heard Of Mr.. Greeley lately.
This r,ay be the case with the local
papers Of this State. but il is an indica-
ton of satisfaction at the general result,
that Mr.. Greeley will be our next presi-
dent. We copy for the benefit of those
who have not been following up the
"wave," the following paragraph, show
ing wha. is doing cl<ev mere:
The Cincinnati Tolksblait, the oldest
and mos, Influential, German Republican
paper in the United States, has to-day
Sent. lG,h, declared III favor Of Greeley.
At the grand rally Sept l7th. Of the
Greeley and Brown Club c! Portsmouth,
three thousand people were present and
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
Good news comes all the way from
Virginia, to the effect that the solil
black phalanx favoring Grant in that
State is weakening visibly. There are al
ready fivc Greeley clubs Of respectable
colorcd voters organized in Richmond.
Horace Greeley left New York on 4
special train to-day Sept 18th, to visit
tie Indian State agricultural fair to-
morrow. At all points where the train
stopped enthusiastic crowds congregaled
to do him honor. On his arrival here an
immense assembiage gathered in and
around the depot.
HAnRIsBuRG, Pa, September lS.-Mr.
Greeley was received at this point by an
immense throng. After prolonged cheer
ing, quie, having been restored, he de-
livercd an eloquent speech.
There were throngs Of visitors at the
Newark Industrial Exhibition on Mon
day evening. The arrival Of Horace
Greeley became known at an early hcur
lie was heartily received by the immense
assemblage, which numbered at least
5000 persons, and after the applause had
subsidized, he delivered ftlicilous address
upon the mechanical and industria
achievements of the city, and the results
Of forty years industry in Newark.
CulcAGo, Sept. l6.-Sena,or Trumbul
has written q friend in Springfield tha,
in all parts of the State which he has
visited the utmost enthusiasm continues
in the interests Of Reform, and thai
there can be but little douht, if the pre-
sent sustained efforts are continued, O
the success Of the Liberal ticket in thi:
State by large majority.
Had we room VIC might fill page
showing that the reform movement is
progressive, and that in this Swinging
around the circle" as an exchange hap
PLY expresses it, Mr. Greeley is doing
himself and the cause immense good.
President Grant smokes, while Mr.
Greeley works.
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party, through Nr. Greeley. In conclusion,
the banl will do we'll TO look before they
leap another time.
At!cr dinner. tie knights a"h n:o.; Of The
spectators repaired 10 a suitable place for
the crownng Of yc fair maidcn>. This was
dvne successfully. The following named
laiics received the distinguished Eonors
gracefully: Miss Funny Ma:gum, Miss Ne
mie Pool, Miss Della G.iman, and Miss -
Stillwcll.
VIC are pleased to say 30 acciI':.: occur
rrd Oh tic knig!rtlr field.
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CEITi Any.

Died, in Chester Corn:v. Sept 9Th, of
dipthcria. little S1LI.lE EMMA. r"unge>:
child Of Rev J. Marion al:i Maggie boyd
age. nnc year aid six mp!l:h*.
Tins in the providence ot God Is ano:hc;
sweet flower p!ucI;cd from tie parent stem,
10 be tran>pla,ic'i in sLc Heavenly Garden
where millions Of precious ;I;t.t"E souls move
aroun. The ::nuc. amC: wi!l celestial voices
swell The glad scunG> rf praises - 'Iic i.aln''
Of Col II is better thus: :i;:'r Sai!le Is
"Salr. safe, Sa!r all sale 1T God riGEt
Inr.l -
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The ur-freight train Oh the Grccnvilie and
Columbia Railroad ran of tte track, on SAT-
urday morning, aDout fifty yards above
Crane Creek, and completely demolished four
cars. No persons Injured.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwEwReY. S. C.. september 2:-Cctton l5..
COLUMBIA, September 23.-tot; on tic.
N-w IoET. September 23-T L. N.-cotton
ea>r-upIamGS Is: Orleans ~ G0.N l4a.4s.
CHAELIsrJS. september 23.-Cottou easy
miGGl:ng l6!2lG;.
AuGuSrA: September 23.-Co:ton oaiet-mid
tliug 1G;.
LIVERPOOL. September 23-Ercn.ns. Cotton
Stcady-uplsnd< 9:a9 = Orleans Slaa53.
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manufacture. ETC.. in ali ages. it is = complete
encyclopedia OF arts and mam2 features. aid is
the most entertaining and valuable work of in
formation on subjects OF general interest ever
rf,Icd 10 the public. Tie Book is sod By agents,
who are making large sales in all parts Of the
country. II is CtItred at the low price of $50,
and i tie Cheapest book ever sold by su5scrip-
tipn. We want Agents il every town in the
U"itcd states. AID no agent can fail 20 do well
with this book. Our :errls ale liberal. We give
our agents the exclusive right ofierritory. One
o.! our agents SOLD I3S copies in eight days, ano-
thcr sold 353 in two weeks. Our agent in Hart
ford sod 337 in one week. Specimens Of the
work sent 10 agents on receipt Of stamp. For
circulars aId terms 70 agents. address the pub
fishers Sample copies Of this book sent to any
address on receipt OF price
j. +. BURR s. HYDE Publishers.
Hartford. Conn. Chicago II Cincinnati, Ohio
sep: - ly
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PARTLY PREPAID MAIL MATTER.-The
following letter embotllcS an important
ruling of the department. in regard 10
the proper charge on mail matter which
reaches the Office Of destination not fully
prepaid. Under this decision, post.
masters will in future collect double the
amount which remains unpaid. Double
postage is also, Of course, to be collected
on wholly unpaid matter which by in
advertencc, may reach the Office Of dcs
t;nation:
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WHA- ONE SAYS.-One Of the Johns
SAYS that Shaksp pcarc'S idea Of Emusic in the
soul" is all bosh lie thinks its in wind
and mu$cIc. john blows L m:?!ow-hOrn and
is 10 sardne on it either, provided its not
TOO dry. Sometimes lie can out blow por
poisc.
Another John says he wants everybody 10
know he has returned from New York. lie
saw the big Greeley movement and Liberal
ratification meeting. Ii was hugc-thc whole
world was there. He was amazed to find
that the rest Of mankind ont Of Ncwberry
were so great in number. This John is also
partial TO horns, either solos or in trio; he'll
go any number ;'or Greeley.
a CHATTERBo1-There is scarcely we'll
appointed or wcll-providcd family in the
land which does not possess cllattcr-box,
and they arc generally Of the feminine gem
der, bright, sharp, brimful OF ever running
humor, and they never run down, because
they arc sclf-windcrs. The household with
ont one, is like pudding without sauce. If
| they we're not so destructive on bread and
butter, though, they might be more appre-
ca;ed. Mr. Dufiic, hook -ssAer, Of Coum-
bin, presented Us wifi 4 chubby, natty,
bright specimen of IN English chattcrbox q
few days ago, and notwithstanding the fact
that our house is already well provided, We
brought it into the circle. Words cannot cx-
press how delighted the little shavcrs were
TO receive it. It's a perfect gem, and every
body is pleased with it, AID now that it is
there we would not part with it for pretty.
| May De some one else wants one, if so, cal!
on Mr Dufic, OF send, lie has whole fam
| ily, and will sell any one Of them, sinsIy, for
! ouly 80. Send for one Of his chattcrboxcS,
! by all means.
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LOCAL..

..llgssre. GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. South St. Bal
tinlorc Nd. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements At our contrac; rates hdver'
tiscrs IN that City requestedt to leave their IL
vorS with this house"
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DEATH OF PROF. FAREow.-We learn
that Prrf. NJ. Il. Farrow, native of Spar
tanburg, died on the 17.h inst, near Chap
pcl'S Depot. He had filed the position Of
professor in various academies North and
South
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QUE AGENTS IN CHARLEsTOS.-Thc ad-
vcrtising agency CT Messrs. Walker, Evans 4
CogSwcli, represented By Roswell T. Logan,
Esq is the ouly authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
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Liver Complaint and Siliorsrcss.

Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills exert 4 djGt Ct and
powerful influence on the Liver, and will
with certainty relieve tina: Important organ
from diseases, and restore its normal iunc-
tionS.
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HAIR JEwELHY.-Capt Speck has beauti-
ful specimens OF Hair Worl; manufactured
by Il lady Of this town.
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PosToFFlcE DEP RTMEST, J
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, :
IN . & Aurnsi 81 1879 \
W ASnISGTON

PO>lWaSicr at --.
SIR: The postmaster at--Tcports
the receipt Of letter weighing over half
an ounce, mailed at your rffice, prepaid
three cents, and charge due three Cents.
Your attention is called to this. because
the department rules (under the new
code, section l55, that the unpaid post.
age On all matter on which prepayment
is required should be doubled and collect.
ed on delivery. Please observe this
ruling in future. JAMES II. MAER,
Acting First Assistant Postmaster
General
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ERSkIIE COLlECE,

THE Exercises CT this Institution open
Oh The first Monday OF 0vtoner.
Sep. Is, 3S-3t.
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OLD SILVER WANTED-for which The
highest price will be paid, at the store Of
Sept IS 1913 John +. SPECh.
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IfcvIry man who spends none in ai!r',r-
ti>ins wL;.d 60 O. Se;,i 70 {; Q P. Rose; 4
Co.. ~" NJ York Agents 70: The EaoSt of
ncw>paperS published in the Cni'ed States,
tt:c nu1 1rit- IF spcccSs:u! ut;vcrsi$cts wu.ld
be lsrg g:iy ;nS-eased. It.
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We copy the following from the New
York Telegram:

w copy INC Io!iO" I!!S HUH l"C -Ne"
York Telegram:
PERsoSAL.-Among the SoutherncrS
at present so;ourning in New York is
Colonel Ellison S. keitt, of South Caro-
lina, one of the most eloquent stump
speakers Of that sunny region. He was
the first public man in the Palmetto
State to publish: an endorsement Of the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown, and
since that time has been an active work.
CT in their cause. While ia New York
he has spent nearly every evening in ad-
dressing the liberal reform and demo.
cratic organizations at their respective
club rooms, and his trumpet.like tone
and stirring arguments have awakened a
degree of enthusiasm that has added not
n little TO the interest Of these local ga
therings. Colonel kci;t, with his son,
are the guests Of the Grand Central.
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Statement Of Money Expended by Tie .CcUz-
y Commissioners OF Naw6erry County,
During the Fiscal Year Ending Sept. Ist,
1872.
COUNTY OFFICERS AND OFFICES.
Acct. \. T. CAN'T, Trial justice, 3065
Walker. Evans & C.. Seal for
C0uatY Commissioners, 12.JO
L" J II. BeaSe, Supervisor Of the
Poor, 50 90
e" iho<. N. PaySingcr, Dieting
Prisoners, &c, 4l0.13
Z" EhoS, ". Lake, Fees as Clerk
Courts, 20l.20
=. !. W. HAYWARD, Clerk Board. 2lG0
'' !. {. Smith, Trial Justice, leo
i. ). Darlington, Sheriff, 100
" 81 52S
= Simeon Young. Jury Conn.,, $3.50
= !. y. HAYWARD, Clerk Board, 900
J. Ii. B.casc, Supervise: OF The
Poor, CD
" $. MONTGOMERY, jury CON-, $3.50
" Z. X. kingsmorc, Clerk Board
Pro Tcri., 900
" D.R Phitcr, Jury Com, IS ID
g 7 + i |. !! Grcnckcr, Printing, ) %
:: \. K. Can't, Trial Justice, 6.OO
" T. K Hngsmore, Auditing Tax
List, 2o.CO
" j:J. Darlington, Clerk Board, !s00 90
" L. K. Kirg<n,orc. Cler;caiScr-
vices, lU.23
. Same, acct. presented for >12-
-, approved for > less, 921
. john y. Chapman, Stationery
tnT C0Guiy Officers, o-W
" JOHN !. Chapman, Stationery
Tor Comfy Offices, p
'' john 4. Chapman, Stationery
for Comfy Offices. 80
4" John /. Chapman, Stationery
70: County Office, 80
" TTEHH GrcDckcr Printing. $50
:: :. s.2j
" Z" 2U.OG
. Jacob Aibev, wood for Co.
Com Office, go
" v. T. Wight, work in Court
g u. c. Harris. Constable Pole, 100
g Allen peWat, ,Etoparin@ Coun-
Is Seal, 2GO
@ jack McnIenhalI, Coffin and
Burial Of Levi Watkins, - %
% j. Darlington, Clerical Ser
vices, &C., &c .25
AR CAN'T, Trial Justice, 26.s5
/" - $50
'' Jesse C. Smith, Trial Justice, 1926
- - Services IS
Acting Coroner, 1l.jO
}. ". Hayward, Clerk Board, y O0
" Jesse G. Smith, Trial Justice, 73 IS
g Jn0. T. Peterson, g j225
g Jesse c. Smith, Act. Coroner, 1890
4" " :" Trial Justice, $3.50
(" G.. ". Rcnwici, Constable
Duty, 1915
" NJ 5. Long Acting Coroner, 1886
d" II. a. Bailey, General Deputy
Sheriff, q %
d" Win. Summer, Acting Sheriff, 1900
" }. W. Hayward, Clerk Board, 2i.CO
* . 27.00
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FOR TIE
GREAT
INDUSTRIES
Of the
UNITED STATES.

1900 Pages and
500 En- graying gs,
printed in kng!ish
and German. Writ
zen by 90 Eminent
Authors. including
john y. G oug h,
Hon. Leon case,
Edward How!Gnd.
Rev T.. ELw:Giiall
Philip Ripley, AL
bert Br:s banc. He
race Greeley. F. B.
Perkins. etc etc.
This york :> 4
complete history 0:
l. DraLciIr> Of in
LUStry, processes Of
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7. I. Harmon. Provisions,
.q3S.79
JAIL

Acct. Anderson Ruff. Requiring. y 50
" Jack Thompson, Repa;riug,- 1925
Ell galloway, Repairing, 80
g J. !;nic;>pcr-cr. Md>c. :! 81
Il l."vclacc i Wheeler, Ml>c. 1.j0
" Mathew Gray, Whitcwa>hiHg, $500
q Dennis NO@te>. Securing, 1900
I" : p. Borz"r x Co., M,!se. j 90
* James Henderson, ,Carpcn,eriHS, y 50
- Il. !. White. l.oc%s, &C., S 80
g Thomas ". p:Iysinger, Dict
jig, &c.. 100000
S1f1i3j
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We invite attention to Or. Fant's card, in
which will be found sterling medicines pre-
pared by himself.
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ALL WHO ARE INDEBTED
TO TIE HERALD.
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S1,627.3C
POOR HOUSE.


Acct. Alfred Ca lines, Laborer, 6.GG
" q. ". Garmany, Professional
Services, 1900
= L.0yclace 4 Wheeler, Provisions, 1895
'' Lot Robinson, Provisions, 50
" +. F. Harmon, Provisions, 42.l3
q Prc>slv Green, I.aboler, 10 90
" WcStIy McC!urc, g 1000
'' Ann Scruggs, g 500
&" WcStlv Mcclure, g 10 50
" 10 50
q" J. H. Blcase, Supervisor Poor, 1000
Z" Waller Gregory, LaEorer, 100
1" Buzzard, Blacksmith, 100
&C D. T. Phifcr. on acct. paupcr, 50
" Cannon 1 Phillips, Blacksmith
ing, 300
" B.M. RaineS, Mdse., 80
" T. +. Harmon, Provisions, i2l.3S
" W. p. Harris, MGse. furnished 1000
:' ,Som Kinari, Laborer, 500
q ". K. Lane, u"ul:ng, 200
" L. l.. Mclaughlin, Hardware, 2S.7J
% lSom kiHard, acct. Labor, 1890
% James henderson, Hire Of
Ncrse ard Wagon, 1850
% Harriet Hall, Nursing and
Boar;iag 4 Paupcr, acct. for
S43 50, considered too much
and cut down TO 1000
:" W. /. Wright, Castings, 3.00
" 60 . Hardware, 10
- Ward ( Pearson, Provisions, IS IS
% Dray!on JoMakin, digging
Grave for \ Lanky, 3.75
g Allen JohrStoIc, acct for Cof-
fin, &C., for P:urer 7 20, cut
down to 500
Mary Jackson, Cook at Poor
House. 600
Joseph Hu:chison, Hauling
Wood, &c acct for 2l0O, cut
down to 400
.Ioac$ 4 Parker, Md>c. for
:" Andrew J. BcGcnNaugh, Nov
ing p#"pcr to ?. H., 50
. J.,>HCr Williams, La0Oratp p. II 6.33
J.". Curr:nGioa, Provisions, i23 81
- 9O.77
. II 50
- =. PolciSpcrscr 4 Co., Mise, IS
Hardy $O.omun, Provisions, Al 20
" Cannon X Phillips, Blacksmith
ing. $50
:. LpveIacc 4 Wheeler, Provisions, 29.4o
& '' - - %
g Henry Kennedy. Mule Hire, 5 80
W Ta:r"r!, MdSc., 3 Is
g ): IL. H!r#~c, Provisions, &C., 15j.25
" Henry Kennedy, Hauling, 3 60
* James !. .IoreS, Uyerseer Of
tic Poor, SG.GS
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