The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, August 13, 1836, Image 3
THE JOURNAL?
CAMDEN, AUGUST 13, 1630.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
FOR THE STATE SENaTE.
Col. JO iN CHESNUT.
O-Wc arc authorised to state that the following
gentlemen have consented to be candidates Jbr the
House of Representatives at the ensuing election LAWRENCE
L. WUITAKER,
JOHN D. MURRAY,
M. M LEVY.
LEWIS J PATTERSON,
JAMES B. CURETON.
ron tut. cannes jocrsal.
HMCjtrrt asm ju'y. ir^o.
Mr. J. C. Wrst"Dear Sir :?With the consent of
Joms G. Bonnis, Ei?]. ?t, together with many
Oilier voters, request }uu to announce linn as a
candidate for Con rcM to fill the vacancy < cca*
stoned by the death of the late honorable Ricii az.o
1. Ua.vmvc.
WILL. f?. COXF.,
LEROY SECREST,
J. B M'CASKILL.
J. .iARRISON BROWN.
Fob Tilt Camokm Jocr*4L
Mr. Editor .?The following ticket will receive
the support of AI.L I'ARTIES.
FOR SENATOR
COL. JOHN CUES UT
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
J NO M. DKSAUSSURE.
U tl I I'l l
<? ? a ?
WM. O. NIXON.
TliO publication of tbc 1-atvs of the Union, fot
some time, b.? compelled us to wrtbliojd a variety
of interesting matter, which at as early a period aa
possible we will endeavor to lay before our readers.
A.XUlllMi UAULU
We bare justice *ired a t account of a fight which
took place at Ridgelry'a tni'l, near Blara t'rrrk
Florida, between fifteen United Sate* troop* under
command of Lieut. Hr.nirr.T, and a party ot
35 Indiana. Lieut. II. wuat hia r ay in th?- tram
boat Essay ons to Ptcolata, when he arrjred oppo ite
the mill he concluded to land w:;li nine of his
men to make an examination of Mr Tutru'
plantation, whicu had been destroyed by the ura*
gCS the day previous, be had not prw ceded far Uelore
be discovered signs ot Indians, and ;in:ncdiatr
ly pttrcoed and orertaok them, in number between
10 and 20?ly was soon joined by the remainder oi
hia men?in the moan time thr en my wrre reinforced
with '?> more warriors, when an actum commenced
which lasted for more titan an Hon , terminating
in defeat of the Indians. Lieut- II had tire
wounded?none dangerously Six of the enemy
were seen to fall, and the negro who acted as guido
and who understood their language, said that he
heard them call sevrra) times u? carry off Uie woon
ded. At aeon ?oi Lieut. 11. and bit men bad r. tired
OO board the slrarn boat, end w a* under war, the
Indians re-appearcd, and cum men red firing upen
them.
We arc authorize to announce CapL Jawrs C.
Ilittt as a candidate f .r Major of the upper U?tuliua
to fill ths ?acmncy cocasiocrd by the resignation
of Matot D. C. Qriius.
r --ISaaOther
catoisn will U- found a letter from
Jott Maua Town to llic Genrr*l-mClr?f oi
?' tbe Mexican Armies calhnj ca him lo wi>l in a
atroUgetn whteh be #aj i* nrccnarr for the safetr
of the Republic, and recommend* that the porrrncarnt
be m.onued that it ta the wivh of the army for
Dictator to be appointed until T>-xa> u> friinrrd
Tbui is another proof of :!>?- d.*-m?iun* w Incb have
been inriruin; for *ome tine {u?l iu this country,
and which is Uhcly to involve a in aciri! war
It baa been ascertained from some squaw* capttir?
cd in Lowndacx>uHtj^4iiatCh>pt. Brail ban hilled
about ?uir warriors in lua engagement with thr
Indiana at ChkhaniiaU-hce iwsnp,
\?ri} Carolina P.itrttom ? Return* from 17 roun '
tin [tTf, ia the Aa?*M.ii>'/, 136 Van liuro and l4i
Wbit* members
For Gusernor ? Hf?v *h?, (V 8 ) 7?72>
Dud-*,, (W ) <C? I
Spaigbt's Mi/srity,
Mr. >Mr?N II ^rou>, rl ,? a! j?jr ?-n! in New
York, ha* inrniihi J ' ?* Ltmi g Siar ?itt? ti.3fty
interest-ng particulars concerning the bailie,
and unfortunate aurf-ndrr, at Collrt'i, and tlx* a ifnonlancrt
of U*r murder ?>f his unfortunate .elJow
aoidwra. roai wma oor of the Rrd Hirer
Voiaatcers attached to Fi*?is'? command, who
owes hi* escape, to a knowledge of the Spanish
Language, which made htm necessary as an interpreter
to the Mexicans He was?"Uincd.a prisoner
with the Opano detachmrnt, under Major Miller
and others, who had been arnt with their companies
tr> Goliad He was taken so coachman by
' *? Mat a ir.ntaa trKrn* he* 09. A twrmia.
aion to enter the Mexican mh armor, with a *icw
tonopf, which ho cfie-cW-d at Vera C:ui
It appear* that on the VMtli .March, the unfortunate
detachment wan taken to the oulndc of thr
fort and formed -int? imc, and the wounde d dra^jgwd
from tlteu lasers into !ite yard, undo: ilw*|>Ira?in
g anticipation of bcin^ ird i<> Copinu, an >
flora thence to tin- Untied Suit-* . tut th y ?e re
t
toot* forced, by tl?e unexpected icpwt of inuakrlry,
on the oulaide of U?e lort, to abindn rrcry oliirr
thought but that ol meeting a pirmaturc death?
wiucf) in a rerjr lew tnomem* aner, mey met, apparently,
without fear or trembling. Col K**>.i)i was
then led forth Irout hia room, reatmg on the shoulder
o! Srotis, to a corner of the fort, when lie waa
ordered to mlcrprrt to bun the following sentence ; ;
'"That, for baring come with an armed and t?>
commit depredation* and rrrnlulioniie Texar. the
Mexican government were about to chastise limi.
" A? *oon aa ihe aentenee raj inierpn lid to Fa*KlHr
be naked if lie could not are the commandant.!
The officer aaid lie could not, and a?ktd why he >
wished it Col. K*a i!? tlien pulled forth a Tama- :
Me gold watch, be ?id belong, d to III* wn0, a I
ht wished to present it to the commandant. The J
captain then aaid he could not see the commandant,
but it he would giro him the watch he would thank
biro -and he repeated in broken English, ?tank !
yon?me tank yon." Col. Faxsi* told him be
might have the watch if be would have him buried
after be was shot, which the captain said should ba
done?" con tod as las formalidadet necessams"?
at the same lime smiling and bowing. Col. Fassis
then handed him the watch, and pulled out of
hts right pocket a small bead pu:sc containing
doubloons, the clasp of which was bent; he gave
this to the officer, at the same time raying that it
had saved his life, as the ball thet wounded him
ha I lost part of it* force by striking the clasp,
which it bent and carried with it into the wound ;
a part of a silk handkerchief which he had in bis
pocket, and which on drawing out drew forth with
it the ball. Out of the left pocket of his overcoat,
(being cold weather he had on one of India robber)
he took a piece of canvass containing a double
handful of dollars, which he also gave to the officer.
Sriios was then ordered to bandage his eyes.
and Co!. Faxxix banded him his pocket hand' erchief.
He proceeded to fold it, bnl being agitated
he done it clumsily, when the officer matched it
from his band and folded it himself, and t Id Col.
Fa'm* to sit down on l chair which was near and
stepping behind biro bandaged his ores, sa ving to
Col. Faxsix, in English, " g'-od, good?meaning if
his eyes were properly bound?to which Faxsix replied,
44 yes, yes " The captain th n canie in front
and ordered his men lounux their bayccUaud ap.
proach Col. Fa.nxix , he bearing tbeui near him,
told Srtiox to tell Ibcin not to place their muskets
?o neai as to scorch his face stub the powder
" The otiiccr standing behind them, alter seeing
their muskets were brought within two tret of his
body, drew torth bis handkerchief ua signal, *hen
they fired, a. <1 poor Ka*ms fell dead on his right
si -c on the chair, and frotn llirncc rolled inloa dry
ditch, about thee I eel weep, close by the wall.
0 0 *
"Twoor three days after Srnos was taken by
Capt- Corono to llie place outside the fort ? here his
countrymen had been murdered and piled one upon
thcothir, and parualiy burnt or rxmicd, presenting
a most frightful, horrid and diagosting spectacle, by
which, or luund Uiat they had been divided into
jour (urUn before Lhcj were ?hot, u liirtf were
foot pile*, ?urroun<icd br lf.tn (ircca of bloodjr
clothing, ?hoe?, cap*. |>ock.rt book* and paper* ?
Among the rr*t u*? the bloody cap of Fax*!*,
which lead* u? to expect he *a? burnt or roaatcd
with the other*."
Such f?? nJ-!tkc brutality is unexampled in the
ot ui -dcrn tgr?.a?d tfcirrrc* to be tignaJiscd,
br the errctio ot a sable monument, on the
aj?ri of tfiiich ?h*'iiid be u rn tbc blrscbrd bone*
of the ilrXican .V to, pointing to hi* victim*
grart**, trlhng to futuie generation* what be once
had been
From tiir Globe.
Txla?U? DbPARrsinxT,
August tW. IS5G,
In conformity with th? rcnluijun of the
Senate, }?a*?rd July lit, ISJ<>t directing
that "during the ensuing recess ?>f Congress,
the Secretary of the Treasury cause
tn be publisher', at the comtnrncctnrni (if
carh rr.en h, a statement of the amount of
fisnhitt in fit#* 1Vi??i*!ift4 fit ilrnTt
?"i-"* *
and also the amount ?wrtdin?r in the credit
of disbursing ??Circn?f? lite undersigned
hereby re--* public t.utirr, lhal "the amount
of ti oncy in the Treasury subject
to draft," n? show n hv the running account
of the Tr? a*urrr, was, on llic 1st insl
Vi>arul "tli c ainoti.it standing
'o tin credit ??l the di*bur?ing officer#,*'
as shown by tb< lott.it return* received,
was ?o,t?75.71M)
LKVI WOODRUftY.
Secretary of the Treasury
Honors to Madison.?A grand nocturnal
l>r<<cc??ion is to be got up at Baltimore,
to pay funeral honors to tin illustrious
MaDISON.
The report of the committee appointed
on the subject, *i\?:
In tl.e opinion of your committee a
noriurnnl procession i* the most solemn
and a( ihe Mine time the most i*npre??irr
that can possibly be derised. The intermittent
jwjI of cannon, ihr dull dead
i ..t !.. m_ i a ta <t._ ?.t ..e _
??t?u?iu "| ? <?- muiiiru cru, un ?? ?
ttuiUMiml t??rc!ir*. ?? ' the itirlanclmlv
funeral mttnir, ?|t<>uKl all, in llic opinion
if your riiinmiiirr, he unite' in p< rformill"
th? ..1wq*o. < of ?' ? mighty Hrarf.
i*It# a l .fcii \ .
romcmciTKo
Pffiar'rd lh;? lile on tlxr 17th ult , at (lir Hod
Sulphur Sprrnn V? LEWIS CII'LRH, Em>. in
the hist )ear of his ?gv?a resided of this place
for ihf last tnrty year*
" Tbou art a iuournfal thing
O grate. I lit shadow orcr all is thrown ,
Man build* bright bower* in life's delightful spring
Out thou can?t throw thrrn down
i
"Thou ne'er hath parard an hour
S;nrr earih ?a* peopled with her numerous race
In u icii lier children hare noi fell thy power
Th u gloomy dwelling place.
" S<irh is our mortal !?Ie,
All that hare been, are now and still may i?c,
?Mu*t dr ?p thrvh'ir th< i) of their human strife
And fi d thru r lid II thee.
" Vet on times fb-etiiijj w mgs
A day shall come who*cjwnetraiing light
hhali l?arr the deepest of thy hidden tilings
To ututrmai light.
" And thanks t? golden faith
Tlirtf i? 3. land far betiro. amid the sky,
VVhrn- a |>?Mivi*frr ha* eonqwrrd Disoi,
V? here Death, and thi/U shall dir.
' Ti* thrrr that we would *0.
Oh is it not a glorr-l'Taming ?horr ;
Wberr flowcr#udmiI ?ed,t?y raxlh s brrathinj* blow
And gnvrs ?r?- dark no in?>re "
IN order to pottle the affair* ofCAKPF.N
TFU ?V BON N I'V, it becomes necessary
thai nil tlrhl* due thrtn on or before the
1st of Jntiuarv Inst should be rioted forthw
ith. Tlmse interested, it is presumed,
w ill come forw ard w ithout further notice
and coinplv with the above mjursl.
F. AV. BONN'EY.
June 1 -10--tf
Jl Good Investment,
Titc September Schemes adverased b<
low present a favorable opportunity tc
' those who wish to invest small sums and
! receive large returns. The four Virginii
! schemes and the four Grand Consolidated
i Lolter.es require no puffing, they speak
' fur themselves. We would only recom<
mend pionipt orders as the demand foi
Tickets is great. Be sure and addrest
S. J. SYLVESTER.
* o/k % I IWT *W7
1?JU liroauway, 11. i
CAPITAL,
$*111*???
VliiUi >1A STATE
Lottery.
C lass i\o. 8.
For the benefit ul the J/.nongalia Academy.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday,
S. piember 3. Ib36.
'SCHEME
25,000.8,000.5,0.0,3,500.2,322,10 prizes
of 2.000. 10 oi i.500 10 < f 1000, 10
of 50.i, 20 of 4j0, 20 of 200, 35
uf 150, Ac. Ac. Ac.
! Tickets 610.?Shares in proportion,
j Ortitfcalc of a pickaxe of 22 whole
I tickets will be sent for $130. IX lay not
to *< nd you orders to Fortune's Home.
50 prizes of 01,000
VIRGINIA &TATE
&OTTmtT
Class ifo 4
For the benefit of the Town of Wells,
burg. To be drawn at Alexandria, Ya
Sa'nrdav, September 10 1&36.
S( H .VE.
#30,000,
ft"" """ .-? iui . rt^. a * in 4% rr a n rAM
??JU,UW. 1U,UU , t),UUU. O.MU, I>,V.-U, *^Ull
2,00.?, 50 f 1.000, 20 I.| 5t0. 20 of 300,
i Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate of a package of 25 whole
tickets n il) be sent for 130 dollars. Pack
ages of halves, quatcrs and eighths in proportion
Grand Consolidated
LOTTERY,
CLASS JS'O. 37.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Wednesday
September, M.
SCHEME.
20.000. 10,000, 3.000, 2,tOO 1,230, 20 ol
j of 500, 20 of 300, 20 of 200. Ac.
Tickets only 5 ilnthtiy.
A Certificate of a package of 25 wholt
tie! ets will be sent f.?r 65 dollars.?Park
ages of shares in proportion.
'List: aits:,it
I I Drawn \nmher Scheme,
j Nearly as mmy Prizes as
i Blanks.
1 VIRGINIA STATE
LOTTERY.
CLANS No 5
For the beurHi of the Townof Wheeling
.To be drsu-n at Alexandria, Saturday,
September 17, 1836.
Scheme.
Thirty thousand dollars.
6,000, 5,000, 4.000, 10 of 1000,
15 of 000, -.30 of 500, 20 of 400,
30 of 300, &c.
Tickets only 10 dollars.
Certificate of a package- of 25 whole
Tickets in this Magnificent Scheme may
be had for 130 dollars. Packages of shares
in proportion
Mammoth Scheme.
VIRGINIA STATE
LOTESRY.
CLASS No. 6.
j For th? briielil of the Mechanical BencYo*
j lent Society of Norfolk. To be drawn at
Alexandria, Vs. Saturday, Sep. *24, 1830.
CAPITALS.
30.000 DOLS.
30,000. s.nO , 4.1M>, 3.000, 2,50't 1007 12
100 uf ltKkt 10 f 500,20 of 300, &4 of
% & *), Ace. dr. dec.
Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate of a package of whole
Tickets w ill be sent for 130 dollars, shares
in proportion. Orders for single Tickets
or packages must be addressed to
S. J. SYLVESTER.
130, BltOADWAY, NEW YORK. "
COMPANY ORDERS.
Bent No 2 I surer Battalion.
AN Election ir ordered to bo held at
the Court House, on the first Haturday
in September lie*!, for first Lieut, a d
Hosier? P ll? oj.t-n ln?m II o'clock, A.
M, till 3 o'clock, P. M Managers to count
the rates and declare the eletion.
MARTIN M'DOWALL, {
ii. BENJAMIN IIAII.E. 1 *'
J s STEWART, Captain.
August 1?20?tf
I ?1?? 11 I I I J I ?
Virginia State Lottery,
,; For the benefit of the town of Wellsborg.
jj CLASS No. 4 for 1836.
. OBA'Wrf;
I! To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug
>, 20 1836
BOSS ISM.
'j ] prize of $30,000 10 prizes of 1,000
1 1 " 15.000 15 600
I 1 * 6.000 20 " 600!
1 I " 6,000 20 " 400
1 ? 4,000 30 300 i
ii o nnn t tn tt nrn 1
1 o.uw w
1 " 2,500 50 200
1 " 2,000 70 " 150
1 " 1,900 100 " 100
Whole tickets 910 halves $5.qoarters 250
To be bad at the
Managers' Office,
j 96 Broad St reei Charleston S C j
I intend applying for a patent right for
a plough, which 1 bare invented on a new |
plan, and will have some of them for publie
exhibition in csmden, in the latter part!
1 of October next, the names of which are
the new invented mother's truck plough
PEA HEN,
and planter's plough, %
n AAomt?D
nuuo i jcjiv,
Samuel j. boatner.
August 6 ?28
atotIce
' Beat Company No 2 will parade at the
' usual muster ground on the first Saturday
in September next, armed and equipped
u the law directs for*drill.
' Percys who hare not enrolled themselves
are required to do so on that day or
' j previous. &
J. 8. STEWART Csplain.
August 1-29-tf.
NOTICE.
The Subscribers hare this day associated
their interests in the
/Factorage,and General Commission
Business,
and will conduct the same under the firm
F of ROBINSONSdt CALDWELL Edmoo
: siot?'s wbarl.
\ JOHN ROBINSON & SON.
JAMES M. CALDWELL.
The firm of John Robinson dt 8on, will
be continued for ihe sciilcmcni of tbo affairs
of the concern.
Charleston August 1-29-J
j LOST7
A box (pine) about 2 feet long and 20 or
22 inches in depth, marked on the top
with red chalk "Rev. J J Dubose." ft
tree left at the Stage office, in Camden,
(M'Adams* Hotel, I beliece) and by mislake,
probably, taken from there,
i A suitable rewrnrd will be gircn for its
;delirery to Rer. J. Wilhcrspoon of Cam'
don, or for any information concerning the
said box addressed to the subscriber at
Darlington C !L
JULIUS J. DUBOSE.
' j August 13-29-c
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of Sundry Execution# to me directed,
trill bo sold before the Court
f House in Camden, on the firvt Monday in
September next, within the usual hours of
1 sale,
One tract of land containing
90 ACRES,
more or less, on the waters of Bear creek.
Head waters of Twenty-fire mile creek,
adjoining lands of Thomas 8almonds and
| others, levied on as the property of Samuel
] Peaks alias Samuel Ted well, at the suit
of Summers & Cureton, and others.
/. C. WEST S K D
August 13?29?if
NOTICE
During the absence of the subscriber
from catnden, Mr A. Burr is ray authorized
agent
WM W. BOWEN
August 13-29-if
NOTICE.
MR. A. BURR is our authorized agent
in caroden.
C C CAMPBELL Sf CO.
August 13?29?if
< OMM1TTED
To the Jail of Kershaw District, a negro
roan, who calls his name
BOB.
?
' and sayi he belongs lo a man by the name
I of Orinand Woodward, living in /Airfield
District, a bore Winnsborovgh. said Bob
i is about thirty years old, fire feet 8 or 0
inchcsjhigh. The owner is requested to
come forward, prore property, pay charges
and lake him awiv.
JAMES VICKER8, Sailor
August 13?2*?if
SOUTH CAROLINA
SWJB1EB BI8TB1CT.
Jeremiah Pitts applicant,
I TS.
James Branson, Joseph Branson, Miry
Branson, (wife of Isaac Branson, Jnn'r;
dec*d,) Mary Branson, (wife of Daniel
Branson dee'd) Benjamin May, William
[ Wilder and Mary his wife, the children of
! Daniel and Margaret Hollady, J. J. Bran'
son, Washington Brunson, James Branson
; and Sarah Beers, children of Mrs. Banister,
John J. Banister, and children, of
Snsanah Banister, dee'd. children of Daniel
and Mary Brunson, children of Jeremiah
and Volentine Pitts, and children
of Lemuel B. Davis, and Matilda his wife
John M. Dorgan, guardian adlitem for
minora aeiendanls. *
IT appearing to my satisfaction that
Mary Branson wife of Daniel Branson
John Banister, Daniel Hollady, the children
of Daniel and Mary Branson, alsothe
children of Daniel and Margaret Hollady,
James Branson, and Sarah Beers
(and others if any) of the Jegal heirs and
representatives of Isaac Branson, SeflV
dee'd Reside without this 8tate. It istherefore
ordered, that they do appearand
object to the division or sale of the real
Estate of Isaac BrunaoaSenV on or be-''
fore the first Monday in octobei next, or
their consent to the same will be entered^
of record,
nrti rfitf T nwrta
niiiiii/i.n iiCinio,
Ordinary & D.
July 30?27?h
PROPOSALS
TIT ILL he received " until the 1
M September next, for fumishiogma-,
terials end building a Parsonage House, of
the following dimensions, vir one story
high, 2 feet from the ground, 20 by 45 feet
14 feet pitch, 4 rooms oo the ground floorr %
and 2 in the garret, 4 hre places, 9 doors, 1q
windows and shatters, 2pigsas, plaster- *4
ing, painting, brick-work, naile,
hinges, &c. &c included. The whole.
a A U* ? ?. wl ? ?f J
iv vv uiniiicu in ex jiiaiiif vu^ ucai auu whim;, *
roan like manner. Lettrrseontaining pr>
Stalf moil be addressed to the Ret. C. P.
liot, Fallon pontoflice, Clarendon.
July 23-26-f
JEJ-The Columbia Telescope and Char^
leaton Courier trill please give the above
three weekly insertions and forward theirS,
accounts to the subscriber for payment.
notice. /
DCRIHG the absence of JOHNC.
WEST\ Maj. A. R. Ruffin is an1
thorized to collect the debt# dfee the late
firm of J. M. Niolon A Co. V %
J. BJSIIOP.
July O-fM-tf . _ - v
___ notice.
tub sunscrtoer trcg* leave to tntpra^
his friends and customers, that baring T
purchased from Mr. A. CATONNET, his
entire stock of merchandise on rerr liberal
terms, and added his own to it?he has
remorcd to that well known stand, corner
of Broadand Rail edge Streets, where,
preparatory to bis laying in an entire new
supply he will continue selling
DRY GOODS, FOR CASH,
AT COST,
AND GROCERIES, WINES AND.;
CONFECTIONARY, on very reasonable
terms.
From his customers, and those of Mr;
Catoxnet'n, he solicits a continuance of
their liberal patronage, which he hopes to
merit by close ettcntion to business, and>
a firm determination, to sell GOODS
cheap.
W.J. GERALD.
April 9-11?ifFresh
Cordials?Just receivedRaepberry
and Lemon STRUTS,
Syrup of Ram, Crane de Rae,
Pink Lemon 8jnp, do de Citron,
Ratafia, do de Orange,
Cnraooa, Parfkit Amour,
Create de Nor*a, Hoile de Veous,
do de Moil, A nine lie, For tale by
Oct. 17. H LEVY.
LOOK AT THIS.
MK WILLIAM CLAIBORNE, a boot
Uie year 1816 or 1817. removed from
the County of Amelia, in the State ofVjlS
ginia, and settled in some pm of North
Carolina; since trtuch time, his friends have
not heard from him or been able to asccrtain
the place of his residence. A Legacy
beaueathed to him by his wife's father,
John Bagby, will become payable the 1st
of January 1837, and the undersigned Executor
of the Estate is anxious that he
should come forward and receive it; and
that he, in the mean time, do advise the
undersigned of the place of hi* residence.
If Mr. Claiborne is dead, or has removed
from Carolina, his surviving relations or
any other person who can give any information
concerning him, or his descendants
will confer a favor on the undersigned, by
communicating sucn lntormaiion by letter
directed to him at Kanawha Courthouse,
Virginia.
TH08 MATTHE8. Ex'or
June II
NOTICEMr.
A. Bur* will act as my agent
during my absence from the state.
E. W. BONNEY.
July 86.?If
LAW BLAAKS
For sale at this Office.