THE SOURS A L:
CAMDEN, JULY 23,
FOK CONGRESS.
COL. JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
FOIt THE STATE SENATE.
COL. JOHN CHESNUT.
O" We are aolholixed to state thai the following
gentlemen have consented to be candidates for the
House of Representatives at the "nscingclcclion:
LAWRENCE L. WU1TAKER,
JOHN D. MURRAY,
M. M. LEVY.
LEWIS J. PATTERSON,
U*Our readers will End, in another column of
to-day's paper, an act passed at the lost sew ion of
Congress, granting halt pa. to the widows or orphans
of officers or soldiers, who imy hare died in
the service of their country, since April -10,1?19.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Creek War is considered at an end, and the
citizens of ihe Indian country are returning to their
homes. From the force now marching an coun-.
ter-majcliing, in all directions throngb the Indian
country, little or no danger is ap,rchcndrd from
" the few straggling hostiles who yet remain The
stage now passes through the direct route, along
which large bodies of troops arc posted, affording
per fire t security to travellers.
Gen. Call is expected at Micaonpy on th<* first
August with the Florida Militia and 1000 men
from Tennessee to march smmcdialely on the In.
dints.
TUE WEATHER.
We do not recollect ever to have experienced so
great a change in the atmosphere as occurred on
Saturday kst, which continued for several days.?
It became so very cool, that a change f clothing
was rendered necessary for both bed and body.
The amount of appropriation* made at the last
Congress have been computed at near thirty-five
millions of dollars, of which the erry large sum ol
thirteen and a half milium has been appropriated
for Indian affairs.
The only individual who escaped the massacre of
Dana's command b at present in the City of Xck
York. A subscription ;aprr has been opened for
hb benefit- Lieut Gi'iort, l". S A has ruga
god X" see properly appropriated whatever amount
may be received.
It is confident!} as? ?tcd thai Col. Fannin b still
Irving and a prbiaer in Mexico.
The first number of " The JrtruJi /mltlh*ntcrr,''
Edited by the Rrr. Joitrn S. C Fair, has been
issued from the New Ynrk press. We have not yej
had the plrasore of seeing it and therefore can say
nothing of its merits?those who hare, speak of it
as highly interesting.
The men of Sctrscc in Paris are in raptures w ith
a discovery which has been communicated to Lhr
Society for the Advancement of Physical Science.
Its moving power is a g Jvcn c tnscUme, the action
of which b equal to that of tram, without it* danger.
it b said to be unequalled in power.
fa v nv\
itis indeed gratifytog to all who feel, and parlicaiarlj
tltoir who hire ?u interest in tl** comtDUnilr,
to witacts the progress ot improvement* now
making in several parts of the Uto l!ou?r? hare
been rilling orcr oor streets. and property changing
htods at an advance of fifty per cent, within a
few months, which baa bc? n the mean* of calling
oar attrition to this subject, which we Hitter ourKim
will be read with interest by thofe who bare
always favored oa with their custom. Several of
oar merchants have already left f>ir New York and
other* are expected to start ia a few days, wbrrr
they intend remaining until the clcze of the sum
met for the parpoee of having a fair opportunity
of making the best selections, and si such price*
aa will be'ter enable them to accommodate tWu
castoan-rs. We do therelore earnestly solicit our
cotton growing friends to gire us on early call aud
look and judge for themselves, as we feel usurrd
that* better market will not be found the ensuing
season ia any portion of lite interior Our nwr
chants will not only be well furnished with >n extensive
assortment of gocds, but a ill aUo have
cmvtmnlly on band a full supply of the " nerdl'il <
The irregularity of receiving remittances heretofont
has fretjoently been the means of a depression
is Urn pries of coUos, hat which will now be ob?
via ted bj the establishment of the Bank of Camden,
the stock of which is now srliing at an advance
of tweoty-iwo dollars per share.
TEXAS.
Tbe latest intelligence we bare received, stales
that 7000 Mexicans had taken up the ln-r of march
on tbe 130th ultimo, and bad reached Gaodaloupe,
which made it necessary for Gen. Rr?a to rrlnat
in nmfer to select a more favorable portion to receive
tbe enemy.
The late of S**ta A*wa is yet uncertain Tlx*
Secretary of War in Trxaa recommends fits trial as
a firlon for the murder of Fixiiv n detachment,
and oa conviction be executed The (crhnj in
Mexico sgainst the Trxians is becoming every day
wore and more general. The following extract is
taken from a Mobile paper under date ot li?tb
Jane:
"The accounts we receive from Mexiro continue
to represent the public leeling against tbe Tex tans
to be growing more determined in its hostility
The local parties, from whose dissensions a strong
diversion eras expected favorable to Texas, unite in
professing a determination to reconquer that country.
The tale of Santa Anna is deplorrd by his political
opponents as a national humiliation, and by
his friends with deeper resentment. Hut the declaration^
of independence has dep. ited the Ten an*
W ?J j~jij support. I hfit tint deetaratmn in
favor of the f fdsmwn, sod igiinit (Ik central aystrm,
was in accordance with the views of a large
pariy oppoat'd to S*nt? Anna The restoration of
Itw r corral syatern will rnbahiy he attempted tinmediately
; but the new position ccrupied hy the
Texians bring* upon them rqoally the hoatility of
both parties. It seems to us, also, that i!>e contest
is looked open among the Mexicans aa a war agamst
the North Americans, whotu U?ey hold in general
dislike. Intelligent persons, direct from Mexico.
tt'H OS th*t. among eren the be*' infonced naltTr-'
the opinion is prevalent that it was the force* oi
Gen. Gaines that defeated and captured Santa
Anna. This affords a key to the temper with ?hicb
the su cccss of Tt-xas ts regarded. \Ve do not doubt
that strong efforti will be made to Uiroir a very
large foice, as soon as possible, upon Texas; and
we see less reason than formerly to doubt of toe
reality of the d ngci."
communication*.
ron THE CJKDE* JOCRSAL.
Mr. Editor:?I perceive in your last another CoJiundrum
from Suuitervillc. The word alluded to
is BRANDY. Yours, AC. ORLANDO.
ron THE f I BP EM JOC.UUt.
Mr. Editor?As C<?; undrums liavr came in rogne
(n:n, 1 tvou'.d be pleased to have the following
solved.
I'lacc (he figures 1 2 4 5 7 S sad 9 so ac to count
sixty.
G la^nc^KKEE'rOX.
Extract of a letter dated
Pitjvucrcii, 13ih June, 1630.
Dear Sir?1 loose no time in cemmuni
eating. fur the information of the Pennsylvania
Lyceum, and indeed of the public,
if you think proper to make it publicly
known, the following extract of a letter
from the Hon. Judge Wilkins, of Tecumsch,
Michigan. The letter is under dale
of the 2d inst.
To the Cor. See. of the Pennsylvania
Lyceum.
John Fcrct. who resides about a mile
from this riliagc, in digging a well lately,
about fifteen feet below- the surface of the
earth, came across a skeleton of prodigious
size. Dr. Sturges and Dr. Patterson
both pronuuueed it a human skeleton of
gigantic proportions, and nrccs'sarily of a
genius long since cxtinct.tond corroponding
with the mastadon or mammoth in
the brute order. The thigh bone is two
feet and three inches in length, and the
skull is frightful. One of the teeth, ft
grimier, is enormous, and is in a perfect
state of preservation. It is as large as
the cork fa porter bottle, w ith two prongs
and indented exactly like a hunan tooth.
The workmen have not yet completed the
cxltactiuu of all the hones, and great cxritrmrnt
prevail*. Too medical men from
New V<>rk have ?<ficrcd the owner of the
firm 100 dollars for the skeleton, which
our doclCis have advired him to refuse.
*Su}quahanna JRfg.
Tkr Raft of Rid R'wer.?Capt Shrerc
writes front Ued Klver that he is getting
on with the removal of the raft slowly.?
ile finds it a much more difficult task to
perform than he anticipated. "The fact
is," says he. "the work is of such a nature
as to make it impossible to judge of the
amount of'labor required to perforin any
given portion of it until after it is done;
but as I progress up, I leave behind a
good sleamboM navigation. Two old
boats have been sunk in the raft, but neither
of ihem fit to navigate, from age and dc
eov, and come up with emigrants.?
Fifteen boats have been up through the
former location of the i#ft 113 miles, since
the 1st of January, and the emigration toj
ihc country is immense." I
" O mother," ?ah) a rrry httle child. ' Mr S?
?!?? Iinr aunt I.tirt?Itr oil a b* tirr?!.? whi?pf!?
V- lx*r ? and lir brr " V.J>? Kdw?r*l. jour
aunt df?"? t?ol ?uff?-r (111 dcea kbr *" " Suffer il,
res mother, she ffro it."
HYMEMAl.
MA liJUKI)?On the 7li> mat by tbe Ilcr. Jti
Stacy, >lr. Auxtt'* i.riitK MiMUiLi. U< Mis*
(UatccA A**, ilau-liter of the late TUotoa* Warera,
ali?f this place
On the Tib in?t on THornlrcc Creek, Fiirfield
l>i?5?ui, by ) MickU-, Kwj Mr Vnu^r Ilti.L of
Autsu^'a county, Alabama, to Mr* .Nasi* Haiucik>?
fid ?'f ihr late Itrutun Mormon. r+rt
t o m m tie 4 ?i i ii i c o r o.
tlcrwd and evrrttUa IVuUy?July 9
Cotton, 14 a I? ?0
Corn, '.O i !C
Wheat. I ? 1 It?
Fl- tir, Camden Mitts, $10, country tt 50 a 9 50
fodder, I 50
Kacon, 14
Whukey, 35 a 40
"proposals
II ILL I.c rrccircd until the 1st of
f September next. f??r furnishing ma*
tcrials and building a Parsonage House, of
the following dimensions, nz: one story
i hi?h, 2 feet from the ground, 20 by *15 feet
M feet pilch, 4 rooms on the ground door,
ami 2 in the g?rrct, 4 fire places, 0 doors,
Iq windows and shutter*, 2 pinza*, plaster*
in?, painting, brick-work, iock?, nails,
hinges, &r. dec. included. The whole
to be finished in .i plain, but neat and workman
like manner. Lrtlerscontaining proposals
must be addresser1 fo the Her. C. P.
Elliot. Fulton poMofiice, Clarendon.
July 23-26-f
JXjr-Thr Columbia Telescope and Charleston
Courier will plcnse give the above
three weekly insertions ami forward their
accounts to t' c subscriber for payment.
j NEGRO SHOES.
!
TI1E Subscriber* u ill furnish to PUn*
tor* ant} oilier* NEGRO SHOES of a ?u:
pcrior make in any quantity, if order*
with the measures arc left at the store ol
Mr. C. Malhesrn in Camden, between
now arm the first of September, or ?omirr
j would be preferred. Specimens fan be
seen, ami the p;ire made known, as above,
j or bv addressing the subscribers at Soriety
Hiil, bv that time.
WILLIAMS & MUNGER.
j Jul? 23-2ft-c
l.lit Ill.tMiS
F'?r sale at t!us Office.
NOTICE.
MB. AARON BURR is authorized to
act as our agent and all persona indebted
to us are requested to make immediate
payment to the said agent who is
' fully empowered to settle all our accounts
and give receipts for the same.
JS. WHITE.
Durham, Conn't. July 23-27-c
for sale. !
The anbscribcr wishing; to more into the country I
will sell his House and Lot A bargain if applied
for immediately. GEO. Q. M'liNTDSH.
July 23-*JG-i
notice. THE
subrrriber has just received a supply
of ehoicfc Groceries, vs.
sugar, molasses,
? ?? ? ? ?rsi n *
tOFtfcK? 1 JCi^i
BE?T HADARA WIAE, |
POiiT do.
; TEXERtrr, do.
MARS AILS, DO.
PAIL * do.
1 Bbl. Fine Salmon Fish, ,
Left* itch's best chewing *1 OBACCO,
honey due do. J. L J '
The above articles trill be sold low for
cosh. J. L. JONES.
May 21-17 If.
Assistant Qr. Master's Office.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 1S.IS3G.
TUK Subscriber hereby gi?? notice ofbi* rcadinr??lo
adjust and artllc all claim* aeain*t.
j the United Stalra, (or expenses incurred, ana supplies
furnished on account of the Militia and Vo
- - - - > . i
lunteert from the btatc 01 r>ouiii i.?toiidi, except
i within the neighborhood of Savannah and Augua- i
ta) lor the defence of Florida, in conformity to the !
provisions of an Act of Congress; approved Msy}
IKJtJ, which ia published for the information ;
of lbo~f concerned.
JOHN L'ENGLE, Assistant Qr. Master.
AX ACT
To provide for the payment ol expenses incorred j
and supplies furnished on account ol the militia
received into the s*mcc of the United States for
[ the drfence of Florida.
Be it enacted br the tjenate and Ileure of Representatives
uf the United States of America in;
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War |
he, and he is hereby directed to cause to be paid
the expenses that hare been incurred, and the sup.
; plies that hare been furnished, in the States ol j
. South Cirohna. Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, and
! the Territory of Florida, on account of lb* Militia
rccr.vrd into the srrrice of the United States for
the defence of Florida. Provided, That the ac.
counts for these claims shall be examined and so- j
' dited at the Treasury, as in other ease*
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That the Se- !
crciary of War be authorised to cause the militia <
called out to detenu East Florida, by Generals j
Clinch and I lernandrz, r by the Gorenior of Mid '
die and West rionda, aodsucb other militia and
ralunteers at have been recrired aod muttered into
t),? >?niM> ?,f It?r 1'nii.-ii Stales and reeulailv dis- .
rJurjped, to be paid So like manner with li>c? vohin?
frera and militia ordered into wmw ?wk-r order*
from the War Derailment ' ?
JAMK9 K KOI-K,
Speaker of the Iluiur of ReprrorntatiTca.
M. VAN BIT REN,
Vice Preiiiirnl of the I'mttd Stale*, and
Prrtiden! of the Senate.
ApprornJ. Msv 'Mh, KW.
A\ DREW JACKSON ;
June 'i'-l?,'?im
SILKS,
.fTeVEir- 1*0 JSC IT COST,
Figured and plain colored Silk*, a hand*
(tome assortment of the aborr article suitable
for spring will be sold nl COST.
ASI.O
1 ? ? ? - - ititerii nt iVLTTC
4 A ICW piece* Ui rrib uua;uvriiu, i
' and NEGRO CLOTHS, will be sold nl
I cost by li. LEVY. April 2.
COMMITTED
Jtk rjlo the Jail of Kershaw DisZPfc
Irict, a Mulatto girl, who
r.*lls her nam* Matilda. She it
A5^8 about 22 year* old, ! feet high,
*nd say* *he belong* to Richard
Ward of Edgefield District. The ,
owner is requested to come forward, prore 1
his property, pay charge* and lake her |
awav.
JAMES VICKERS, Jailor, K. D. !
July 9-24-tf. :
Clerk Wanted.
A young man who has a knowledge oj '
!>?,! < tml ran
j i.X IIID lliniaiiMiv
i bring ? good recommendation, can find a
permanent situation and a pood salary by
addressing a letter to *// J/."
July 2.?23?if.
SIJMTER "HOTEL.
rilHE Subscriber informs nis friends
X and the public, that '?c has taken the
House formerly occupied by J. Goodman
and more rcrcif/iy by J. J. Exuin as a
llotel iu toe'Ton n of Camden, and near
he Court House, where he is prepared to
cceivc company, and fiatlers himself that
loose who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their accommodations.
A. R. RL'FFIN.
May 23.?20:Mf.
NOTICE.
DVRrXG the absence of JOIflY C
WEST. M?j. A. R- Rnffin is au^
ihorizrd to rnllrrt the debts due the late
r i \i Af fn.
iinil cm # ??? ?* i"?wu -w?
J. DISIIOP.
Jtily 9-24~tf
j - __ ;
I'rt nh (ortlijil*? received
JU-tiWfrj md Irnmn SYKUP8,
Strop of Hou-h, Crrror de Ro?e,
Pink Lemon Bjrrup, do de Citron,
K*n(ia, do df Ortngr,
Cu-acoa, I'trfail Amour,
Oemr de Nojau, lluile dr Venu?,
do de Moka, AoiwUf, Formic by
Ocl 17 II. LEVY.
NOTICE.
THE firm heretofore existing under the
firm of CARPENTER & BONNEY, in
; consequence of the death of the former,
was dissolved on the 1st day of May last.
I All demands due by, and to the concern
will be attended l-.y the subscriber who
having purchased the entire interest of the
concern, will continue the business on his
own account. The stock on hand will be
disposed of at reduced prices through the
I summer months for cash, or to those who
i are punctual in their payments. Country!
merchants will find it fur their interest to
call (as his object is cash) and examine
hif slock, as he is determined to put goods
to them at a shade above cost.
E. W. BONNEY. .
LOOK AT THIS- I
MR WILLIAM CLAIBORNE, about
the year 1816 or 1817,removed from
?h?? C.mniv of Amelia, in the State of Vir
ginta, and settled in some pirt of North
Carolina; since which time, his friends hare
not heard from him or been able to ascertain
(he place of his residence. A Legacy
bequeathed to him by his wife's lather,.
Juhn ftagby, will become payable the 1st
of January 1S37, and the undersigned Executor
of the Estate is anxions thai he
should come forward and reccirc it; and
that he, in the mean time, do adrise the
undersigned of the place of bis residence.
If Mr. Claiborne is dead, or has removed
from Carolina, his surviring relations or
any other person who can give any information
concerning him, or his descendants j
will confer a ft* or on the undersigned, by
communicating such information by letterdirected
to him at Kanawha Courthouse, j
Virginia.
TllOS MATTHEWS, Ex'or \
June 1
_ I
fl f-nltnn !
VitlUUCll vy k fiiiau kjvtviv <
ty's Academy.
AN Assistant is wanted for this institution
to teach Penmanship, Arithmetic and the
other ordinary branches of an English rd- i
ucation. Undoubted testimonials trill be
required, both lor Literary and Moral qua-;
Iterations. Applicants, stating their terms
and naming their references for character,
trill aptdv (all postage paid) to
MOSES liOLOItOOK, M. D.
Principal, c o. a a.
Jnly 16?25?if !
A LARGE A excellent assortment of Holt's Patent
Trusses, doable and single, made to order ol the j
moat iluntUo mairriali, for SouiJirn cw Abo, a
new Instrument lately inenled by Or. 11. wbicb is
highly approved of by the New York practitioners.
It docs away he use of Laced Belts altogether, and !
diminshes very racch the necessity of resorting to
Pessaries. Br its application, the wearers are at:
once relieved from great inconvenience, and enabled
to resume their former activity. Tbc stave Trusses
re jtnrt rrertved. srrcfthesubscriber'sown selection,
ami will be sold unusually lour.
White Lead mid Colours,
A LARGE supply of these articles dhecl from
Wmttaii.t. A Brothers' manufactory, which,
with all other* in the line,suck as Oil, Brushes, Yar
nt?nc?, I urjvnuw, cvr ran i* nan en n*r ?ou?
c*woAt>l? lrrn>?, ai W.M. ItEYNfLDS'.
ALSC>--0.\ //.!>/?.
. A pujJ aujip!; of WINDOW CLASS,
JTocoDUA
(From London)
Tailor and Habit Maker,
RESPECTFULLY informs (he citizen*
of Camden, and the public ge|
ncrally, that he intends commencing the
ahorc business, and hopes by strict attention
to the duties of his profession to merit
a shaic of public patronage.
July 2?23?tf
Sporting Intelligence.
A Swacplakc open for three years old
! colts and fillies, to be ruu for on the day
preceding the regular races over the Camden
course, mile heats; entrance $100, forfeit
$&), three or more to make a race:
closes 20lh of October next. Persons
wishing to make entries can do so ^y for,
warding their names, color, Bj:<J inj
dam of the entry to the subscriber at
Camden, at any lime be?orc ^ jjOth Oct.
next.
JESSE 8. NETTLES, Sec y.
July 16~2?-tf J
Thr Ktillnr a r iKj* 1 nivnsl a
r VI lUk VVUIIVI|
Go. will gicc the above a place in bis paper,
until the 20th October next, and forward
'.(is account to the subscriber.
1 notice!
THE subscriber begs leare to inform
his friends and customers, that having
purch scd from Mr. A. C ATOM NET, his
entire tiock of merchandise on very liberal
Icrtns, and added his own to it?he has
removed to that well known stand, corner
of Broad and Ruiledgo Streets, where,
preparatory to his laying in an entire nc>
i supply he will continue selling
dry goods, for cash,
AT COST,
! AND GROCERIES. W.nfs
CONFECTIONARY, utj very reasonable
j terms.
From bis customers, and those of Mr.
Catonnbt's, lie solicits a continuance of
their liberal patronage, which he hopes to
: mcr<t by close attention to business, and
; a firm determination, to sell GOODS
cheap.
W. J. GERALD.
April 0-11-tf.
WET NURSE WANTEO.
Liberal wages n ill be given for a wet nurse
of good character and healthy; one without
achild would be preferred. Enquire at this
ffice.
I May 14-10 tf
#
I ASSiGIVEtiW SALE.
j On Monday tlic 25th mat. at 10 o'clock,
t A. M. Will be cold in rear of the subseri*
: ber's store the effects of Henry Braeeju
! rendered in the sehedole of his ut^QOKBt
for the benefit of creditors. / - .
One Portable Writing-jOcffe,
Two Onni, one &Jiop Ihm
One liking bilatw. Tablei,
Aword A lipuletls.
A hovel A Tongs,
Andu ons. (loihes Horse,
Wash Aland,
Chairs, Ac, _
Conditions cash, una sale positive.
E. W. BONNEY, Assigncr
July 10
NOTICE.
Thnso Indebted to M Task ill & Rosser, on
note or account/ for 1833 '4 and '5 are requested
to make payment, as it is desirabi*
to dose the books of that concern.
P. M'CASKILL.
April9-11-tf
DAHLinOiun uiaimvi.
IX THE COURT OF COMMOX PLEASE,
Hi ram H. Rce?, i
n. > Case i* JltUukmad.
WM. Y. Fmtkm. J
WHEREAS, the plaintiff in the above action
did, on the 13lh day of April, A. D. 1835,
file hi* declaration in the office of the Clerk of this
Honorable Conrt, against said defendant, sIwm
absent from, dad without the limits of, this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, on whom a copy of the said declaration with
a rale to plead thereto, within a year sad a day,
might be served?It is, therefore, Ordered, in pursuance
of an act of the General Assembly, in thai
case made and provided, that the said defendant do
Appear an-l plead to the said declamation on cr before
the 29th day of July, in the year of oar Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-sir, otherwire
final and absolute judgment will then be awarded
against him.
JXO. B. BRUCE, C. C. P.
\*? *
Hagin's Hotel.
I 20
1-2 milts south of Ckmriotu, A Co* tke Camdtn
rood.
Where the subscriber continues his Honse
i of Entertainment, having built a new Asose,
I rxpresslv tor me accommodation 01 stranger*.
lie hopes to be able to render his
guests comfortable and happy, and solicits
a continuance of former patronage.?No
exertions shall be wanting on the part of
the Subscriber.
DAVID HAGINS.
July 16-2a-cm
N. B. Mr. C. Winget, my agent for the
house, will be in constant attendance.
D. H.
Frances Lee. adm'x. T. 8. Lee J In Chancery,
r?. J Kershaw,
! Joseph /jt, et at. ) Bill.
By viiioe of an order of the Court J Chancery
! in the ibotp cause, I will sell al public auction, at
the Brick Yard in Ccindcn, on the first monday in
August next, a quantity of brick, burnt and nnburnt,
and the wood, Ac. now on hand. I will also
sell on the fame day, belorr the court house in
Camden, four share* in the Camden ilotel Association
Stock.
j TCILVS?A credit nntil lat January next on
notes with approved personal security.
WM. J. GRANT. Commissioner. *
I July 16.?Sl-c
I ' LANDS?
FOR SMXM
if |(HK subscriber offers for sale iiis ra|
** luablc plantation, on the vTcst side of
| the Watercc river, and on both sides of
| Sawney's Creek, about. 10 ciilcs abo*e
! Camden, consisting ef up-vards of
3,0OO zerps of land,
J There is ab<;ut acres of open land in
' the tract, ambiTic balance well timbered
xritb oak,hickory and pine. In the tract
i 'aeroji a large body of the best land, un*
cleared. On the premises are all the
necessary buildings, and in excellent rei
pair for carrying on an extensive plants* .
tion, and supplied with the best water.-rO11
Sawney's CrCck, 1 uuning through the
land, there arc some valuable mill seats?Any
person desirous of purchasing,
would do well to examine the premises, as
a great bargain may be l.ad, and on liberal
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terms. alllh 01 aw axis*
I Jnne 18-21?tf
JI ST RECEIVED,
IN EXCELLENT ORDER,
From JV. York and Philadelphia,
A PULL SUPPLY OP
DP.T703 & HSDXOXNSS,
French & Engftiah Chemical*,
Together with a largo and various assortment
of Cupping and Enemala Instruments
of superior quality, deserving the attention ol
families as troll as practitioners of Medicine
Dec 12- If'Jf REYNOLDS.
NOTICET
MR. GABRIEL S. GERALD triU
act as my lan ful agent, during my
absence from the state,
W. B. DANIELS.
June 18--3l-lf
NOTICE. ~
IN order to settle the affairs of CARPENTER
& BONNEY, it becomes necessary
that all debts due them on or before the
1st of January last should be closed forthwith.
Those interested,* it is presumed,
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the above request.
E. W. BONNEY.
June 4-19-tf