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M. M. LEVY, EDITOR.
CAROLINA, SATUUBAY maucii ir, t?aw. '
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Published Wcokly'y ovory Saturday momiug at
por annum if paid" in Advance, or $4 if not p&td
until the expiration of the year; vPorsons
subscribing out of tfio State, iro required to
pay in advance. ' c*
No subscription recoiVed" to# "* less term than otio
year.
A-dvertisements will be insftitwl at One Dom,ar per :
squaro for tho first insertion, *nd Fifty Cents for
mi _ A _1 1 -? - e 1
overy continuance, rnoso /viivrmsonmnisinaiao
not have the number of insertions inarkod on tho
margin will be published until forbid, and charged
accordingly. .
IU All Letters addressed to this Office, must bo poet
paid.
A CARD.
WI ttLI A M SEV ER XS, TAI LOR.?Grateful
fof the patronage he hits hitherto received,
respectfiflly intorms the citizens of Camden nnd
its vicinity, that he has commenced the above
business at the stand formerly occupied by J.
Goodlad) immediately opposite Shannon, MoGee
& Co., where lie will cut and make garments in
the neatest manner and most fashionable stylo.
. Fashions received quarterly frow New York nnd i
Philadelphia. Jan. 27, 39 if
~ AliAliO. I
ec. SMlTil, TAILOR, lenders Ids thsnksj
s to those of the friends of the 1 ii.' f.j,- f|
oiii - ' ii'}.-. who since th ! c;;' ..? > : e, !
have s j liberal!y patronized them :n husinrr ?,:d
trust..by a faithful performance o! the work entrusted
his care, and a disposition to please, to merit
n due share ol the same patronage; which will he
thaukfuily received at the stand formerly occupied
bv the above firm, one door south of Dr. Reid's
ollics. Jan. 27, 3J tf
MOTPOE.?The notes and accounts of W. B.
Daniels are placed in my hands for collection?all
those indebted will please come forward
and settle the same immediately.
May 20 3 tf W. R. YOUNG.
FOB ?The former residence of Col.
James S l)eas, situated in the town of Camden,
comprising six acresof ground, situated on
the C istern side, and in one of the most pleasant
neighborhood?for a private family it has many advantages.
Persons wishing to purchase, can be
accommodated on easy terms for the whole, or part
of the said properly. M. M. hEVY .
Jan. 20
i?OTI 112.?All persons indebted to the late
firm of Carpenter fy- Boriney, and to the suhscrlh"".
cit!i< r hy note or n<w?nni of l.-vo or more
r. , si' ' In :iU niwl si-ttio :
. jr- re ?.?!fi d-.y. hat '.inn- tilt such dcim is
will l>e placed in oilier hand* f.?r collection. The
recent change in my business, renders it necessary
lor me to pursue this course.
Jan. V>0 38 t( K. W. BONNEY.
.\olice.?The subscriber lias for sale, a line
Barouch with extension hasting lop, silver mounted,
for one or two horses, which lis will dispose
of loiv for cash J L ./ON E3
./an 27 3!> If
"SOUmCAROLINi,
1 KEItSUAW DlSThVCT.
Vii Equity. .Tunc .Titsdi, fisrs?.
Jjpwis Ciplcs, and
F A Adamssn, |
y Bill fur Side of Real Estate.
S A Adanison and I
others J
BY order of the Court on Monday the 2d day
of Ap*il next, will be sold nt public nur.tion,
hpf.?n> llie Court Mouse door in Camden, the fol
lowing property, belonging to the late William I
Adainson, deo'd., for so much cash as will pay I
the cost, and the balance on a credit of one, two
and three years, with interest payable annually,
the purchaser to give bond with good security, and
a mortgage of the property, viz: a tract of
.. acres of land, granted to William Adamson, on the
third day of April, 1820. A tract ol acres,
originally granted to John Thompson, on the 2l)t/i
Feb., 1800; one half of two lots in the Town of
Camdmi, numbered seven hundred and eight (T08)
and seven hundred and nine ('700,J ajso a house
and lot in the Town of Camden, purchased by
the said William Adamson, from Mr. Jesse NettlesPurchasers
to pay all necessary papers.
Feb. 21 43 Gt J. W. LANG, Com.
UCTION AN I) COMMISSION BUSINESS
The subscribers have associated themselves
together under the finn of Young & Dopnss in this
line, and will transact and dispose of all species of
Merchandise and other commodities, entrusted to
to tbcm and their disposal in said business, and
will be thankful for the same.
Having spacious ware room?, will, on application,
receive any goods consigned theip, free of
storage. WILLIAM. R. YOUNG.
Dec. 1G 33 tf JACOB S DEPASS.
Rei f.rkn'cr.s.?G. Malheson, Shannon, M'Gee
& Co, Hoi ley man & Gnes, James Dunlnp, Levy
&. Hughson, J. M Niolon, P. F. Yillepigne, Corn'
den; Martin, Walker & Waller, M'Dowall,Shannon
&. Co., Charleston.
The Charleston Courier will publish the above
once n week for two months, and forward account
to this ollicc for payment.
FUK SALK. Town ljOts, A'os. nino hundred
and ninety four (094) and nine liundrcd and
ninety-five (995) in the town of Camden, belonging
to the estate of John Doby, Esq. de'ed., whereon are
the two Stores, one now occupied by Mr. Dunlap,
the other l?y Mr. Bryant.
Also.?The unoccupied lease of the lot in the
village of Kiikwood, together with the dwelling
house, standing wherein Mrs. Ann Doby now resides.
. By order of the Court of Equity, 1 will receive
proposals for the purchase of this property, cither
together or sm.-iratnl v. In unit nnrphnnors.
... * " J. vV. LANCJ, Com'r.
Feb. 3 40 tf
Oct 28 20 tf
Notice. The firm of .Johnson &. Austin ha?
>l?ia dav boon dissolved by mulnal consent'
All persona indebted cither by noto or account, arr
requested to call and settle tho^same without delaj
as they intend to closo their business by the firs'
April. LEWIS JOHNSON.
EDWAIll) AUSTIN.
Feb 21 43
I ' I "" 1 1
irv irfltujitr,
bumter district.
' John Jchnijigs, J
' * > bill.
Thos Williams, et al }
Tile judgment creditors of Jolin Jennings, are
hereby notified and required to be and appear before
the Commissioner of this Court, and estalv.
lish on oath, their claims to the funds in the hands
of the defendants, administrators of Joseph Durant,dee'd.
arising from sales of property and mo>> j
ney paid to him, within ninety dayr from this
dale. They will be required to* shew what they
may be indebted to said Jennings By decree of
the Court. JNO. B. Mil .LER, Coin'r.
Sumterville, Jan. 5 J 2i) 38 101 Pr's fee $5 50
1N EQUITY,
Kershaw District.
William M Brett")
and wife |
vs ^ Bill for Division & sale of Land !
Wiley Jenkins, (
et al J
It appearing to iny satisfaction, that John Jenkins,
Wiley Jenkins, Exum Jenkins ThoB Jenkins
Jes Jenkins, &. Jas. Jenkins defend'ts in this case, .
ore abs nt from this State, It is ordered that
they do answer, plead or demur to the snid Bill of
Complaint, within three months from this date, or
an order proconfesso will bo entered againt them
therein; also, that this order be published for said
time in the Camden C ourier.
J. W. LANG, Coin'r.
Jan. 20 38 13t.
irv THE COHHOIV PLEAS, )
Kershaw District, J
Joseph M. Marshall,}
vs > Decla. in Foreign At'chmt.
Henry H. Schrock. j
WHEREAS, the plaintiff has this day filed
his declaration in this office, against the
defendant, who is absent from and without the
limits of this State, as i.t is said, and having neither
wife nor attorney known within the same: It is
orderod that the defendant appear and plead llicrolo.
within n vear and Hav. nr flnnl inH<rmom will
be entered of record ngafnst him.
Nov. 25 30 " J. W. LANG, Clerk.
fETlUE Co-partnership heietofore existing nnder
fl. the firm of Severns Smith, was, on Mon.
day tho ioth inst. dissolved by mutual consent.
WM. SEVERNS.
Jan, 20 38 If B.C. SMITH.
TOT OTPIC'K.?The undersigned having formed
1/0 a co-partnership for a lei in of years, uudei
the firm of Murray Bonney, for t e transaction
of Mercantile business, respectfully solicit trom
their friends and customers a continuance of their
patronage. TVey have on hand a very extensive
assortment of Dry Goods, 11 aid ware and Groceries,
which they will dispose ot at reduced prices
for e.nsh,or on ciedis to punctual customers.
Th6y may be found at the store lately occupied
by Murray & Bryant. J. D MURRAY,
Jan. 20 38 tf E. VV. BONNEY
/?r"i ARD.?The subscriber returns his sincere
V.? thanks to his friends and customers for the
liberal encouragement tlic late firm of M'LEiSH &
SMITH has received, and bogs leave to mtim .to
that ho is now ready to roccivo all ordcis for Iron
and Brass Castings, Locomotive and Car Wheels,
Locomotive and Stationary Engine. Tenders, Boilers,
Blacksmith Work, &c.
N. B.?Orders from the country left at Lewis &
Ruhertsun Nn ? Kind Rnv n. nt ilm ???, l,liul..??..?
Gadsccn's wharf, will be atlcndid to with nunituulity
and despatch. JAMES M'LEISH.
Feb. 10 11 6.
The Columbia Telescope, AngeBta Constitutionalist,
Savannah Georgian and Mobile Commercial
Register will give the above two insertions weekly
for thtcc weeks and forv\utd their accounts to the advertiser.
MEDICINES.
Botanic store and infirmary.?
The subscriber giatelul for the liber.-l patronage
extended him in the above business, during the
the last year, would now inform his custom r ;, ?hat
he is this day receiving by the Steumcr Thomas
Salmond, a large supjdy of Modecines. which will
be sold on accommna iting terms for cash, ot on
throe months credit to approved purchasers, cither
!?y whole sale or letail.
1 have now supplied the Infirmary with permanent
nurses, so that in future, I hope to be able to
receive all applicants, who may desire to take medicine
at this establishment.
Seven yonrs experience in lliis prnctire. and an
extensive acquaintance in this cootihunity. renders
any other promise or pledge of atlcnfnn on iny
part, unnecessary.
Feb. 3 40 tf \VM CARLISLE.
The Columbia Times and Cheraw Gazette, will
each give the above lli.ee insertions and forward
the papers containing the same, and their accounts
to the subscriber immediately thereafter for payment.
W. C.
SOUTH CM0LIN3T
SUMTER DISTRICT.
Summons in Partition.
Elizabeth Dunlap, applicant,
| rs
David J Duulap and others. *
IT nppeaiin.' to rn. satisfaction that William
Gibson, an . Rebecca his wife, William F I) nlap
and Sa ah his wile, Michael Molla and E-iza
his wife, Tyre Logan, (heirs of Samuel unlnp,
decease.!,) reside? without this State, ii is therefore
ordered that they do appear and object to toe
division or sale of the real estate of Samuel Gunlap,
doe'd on or before the first day of A.ay next,
or their consent to the same will be entered of record.
WILLIAM LEWIS, O. S D. ,
Feb 24 43 St
w a rvB tf.'* tf- teat .lktinrrmrm
_ - ? - ? v i? "?* ""U
feP this day expnulfl a deed <>f assignment of all
his estate, to the subscribers lor the payment of
his creditors in the manner in the said deed of
assignmenldeclared : Notice is hereby given that
all debts duo the said James L. Brasington, either
in his own name, or in the name of Trace &. I rasington
or McDonald & I'.rasington, included in
the said assignment, and persons indebted are requested
to call on the subscribers and settle the
sarre.
Tho deed of assignment directs the division of
the surplus, after certain specified debts, rateably
i among the creditors of the said James L. llrasing
' ton, who are reqaired to file and establish with the
> subscribers their demands within six months from
' the date of the deed, The deed may be seen on
I application to tho subscribers.
r SAM'L. SHIVER, jr.
J. P. SlllVER.
Dec. 0 W2 ff Assignees.
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' tr ; tj, o ?j
IXFOK3IATIOX WANTED!
The sympathies of ngoocrouu public, an? feelingly
solicited to the following statement aWd enquiry.
JOSEPH B. RI1AME, of Sumter Oist., near
Bradford Springa, S. t>., left an interesting
family in December, 1836, to, seek his fortune in
the Western Stales, His letters were received
from Macon and Cotumbns, Ga. up to the I7tli
December, 1836, from which, it appears, he was
at that time to embark for Tuscaloosa. After this
period, and up to the first of January, 1837, letters
were received from New Orleans, and from whence
he was to embatk as Clerk, on hoard a ship f war,
under command of Cnpt. Willianfes, bound for Texas.
Since this .period, no account of hitn hns been
received. The apprehension AhU family a. id
friends, are alarmingly awakeneq^with regard to
wiiui is mi ui'Biiuv. ini<irmai!on,*iher i?y pnvato
letter t<? Eten S. "Rlinme". Rpyiolo^ffore, Sb-rfftT
District. 8. C , or through public prints, will ' e
thankfully received.
The Charleston, Columbia, and New Orleans
paper?, would confer a fuvor on n distress d family
by publishing the above twice, in a conspicuous
place* anri send their accounts to Reynold's Store.
Sumter District, for payment.
Pel). 24.
"XOlTHCAiSOUNlT
SUMTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Knox &. Spnffn for J. M Niolorf & Co vs John D.
Rowen. John 1). Bowen, who is in il.e custody
of the Sheriff of said District, by virtue of a Writ
of Capias ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit of Knox
and Spann, having, in oTder to obtain the benefit
of the Act of the General Assembly of said State,
entitled '-An Act for the more effectual relief of,
Insolvent Debtors," rendered in a schedule of his ,
whole estate and effects on oath,
NOTICE is hereby given to the said plaintiffs
and all other creditors of the said John D. Bowen '
to be and appear, either personally or by the?r nt- '
torney, in open Court, before the Associate Judges
of the said State, nt Suml< r Court Mouse, throe
inonts from the dale hereof, then and there to shew
cause, if any they can, why the sa;d estate and
effects should not be assigned, and the said John
D. Bowen liberated agreeable to the Act aforesaid
JOHN M. DARGAN, c. c. c. r.
Ofiicc of Common Pleas,Sumter Mist, )
(ith January 1838. $
Jan 20 38 lit Pr's foe $12
r?. If ALilj?Will practice Law -in the
o Cnmdon Courts.
Feb. 24 42 Ot _ ,
Capital Prize
Sixty Thousand
BRILLIANT NL) RICH SCM12MK.
AI,EXANI):.I\ LOTTE Y,
CX.A3S ?ar O 1, ICR 1S38.
15 draw u Numbers in each Package oi 25 Ti *kts.
For Internal Improvement, in the District of
ltm.bia, to t?? drawn in the ciiy of A exnndria. D.
C. on Saturday, t ie 24th day of Marclt. IbiJd,
75 Number Lottery?15 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
1 Prize of 00,000
1 *1 25.000
1 * I ?,()00
.1 -4 v i o.ooo
1 44 0,000
1 44 8,000
1 44 7,500
1 44 7,^0
1 44 0,000
1 44 5,000
1 4- 4.000
1 44 3,000
1 44 2,500
1 44 2,220
1 44 2,000
5 44 1,000
5 44 1,500
50 44 800
50 44 700
r,n n .rm
50 " 500
50 ' 400
60 ? 300
60 250
60 " 200
60 " 150
60 ? 100
60 ? 00
GO " 60
60 " 70
60 " * 60
120 ' 50
5825 " 40
1770 " 24
7080 ' 20
8850 " 16
8850 ?? 12
Tickets $20; halves $10; quarters $5.
I) . GREG RY ,? Co.
Managers, No 20 Bioad-st. Charleston, S G.
Feb 24 42 5t
For Sale,
A GOOD PIANO. A|?ply to
J% SHANNON, r.lcGEE & Go.
Nov. 4, 27 tf
I
rglOWlV TAXES?Being duo, the subscrL
ber will uttend to receive the same, ns nlso
the < onnmitntion for Road duty. J. YV. I ANG,
Jan. 20 38 tf Rec'r nd TiensurerB
OOK AX XffB^S!?The subxeri er res
B A pectfnllv informs the citizens of Camden and
its vicinity, that they cun have- their clothes cm.
and made in first rate ?t* le, by calling on hnu at
his residence, in Rutledije street, two doors below
Mr. L. W. Ballard's. Hi* terms will be r? asonable
All orders will bo ihanklully received, and prompt
ly attended to
N. ft. lot lies rfieetiall v clean, d. irrense n d
stains removed without th< slightest injur, to the
texture of the cloth
JOSEPH OH \ RLESWOKTII.
(^ailKlx'll HrjilffC C uUIIKVii j I he first
_/ Instalmwt on tli new Slock ol tin* Company,
being Twenty Do lar* per share, havi g been
ordered to he taid on the lirst J .nintry Dr.* liee
in her by give < th l t' e aim* will be reeeived at
the Bank of arn.'en It is destr bjo ha the payments
sh >nld be made as protnplly ns po.sib e.
Feb 24 43 2t O N O W ST T eaa'r
For S*ale?A neat, light I.aroiich, for one or
two horses. Apply at this office,
Jan 27 30 If
; , rmoo:anmarvj
SumtcrviHc \cadciiiy.
THE ubscnbrr a sthfHfttinl eti not uno.inciug
:u tho public that ' arrangements ha\?
l een mailt* for extending his present number of pupils
from 80 to 100. '1 be next quurter will com
menoe en Monday, I ho 2d of April.
The Classical and Mathematical deppartmen' is>
tinder the immediate Kupeiintcndoncc of the sob
scriher, who also takes a general sujicrvision ol tin
other departments.
The I .ntylixh department is under t ie ehargo 0;
Mr. W. J. O'Kira, assisted bv Mr W. Brodson
Tlu* Female department is u ider the charge ol
Miss II. < .'ll tra, resisted by Miss A If>lt.
A Professor ?: Music anil Frm It is oo;. t xper.ted,
when it is believetl the inducements oJli red by
Suiuterville Academy, will not be st con J to any
similar institution in the State.
A few boarders cuu la accommodated in the family
ol the Principal.
-Apulic Uon <?r admission may J e i>. de other. to
tlie s'u scrib r. or to Dr J. Ho\?<-\vorth, ". \V.
Mill Al-sti-r Gaid? n Win. ila\ris'-vorth, J. {J.
Rio-ard-on jr., F. I. Moses, l-.su's., Tru-lees.
March 10 45 tf J AS. M. FKNN
Principal.
ISO 3icgrocii fr'or '^aflc.
WTK " 1 LL be sold nt the Coari JJou.-e in SumV
v terville, on t'.e first Monday and days following
in April n xt, one hundred and fifty Nc
groea, Cor perhaps ore) as the property of Jucqut s
Bishop, levied on at the suit oi- the L'ank of the
State of South Carolina, vs. C. C. Campbell
& Co and others.on the following terms to wit:
purchasers who may desire it. will 'e allo wed
a cicdit of one half the purchase m'Uioy un
til the first da*, of January. 1 c.ii?, and loi tiie L*il
ance, to the .irst of January 1SI0, upon their giv
inn bonds and security, and a mortgags ol the property.
The bonds will bear interest lrom the day
of sale, and Thus r-almond. t hns .i Wethers and
W M' Willie, will have the approval of the securi
ty offered, of which tliey are to he the exclusive
special judges. Among the above lot of Negroes
there are several very superior lacksiniths, Shoemakers,
? arpenters, and anners. . he t.'nve
is a first rate gang of Ni groe. . . f gruol ehnroctcr
and well t rained to ngiicullutd | or poses -'oid
for no fault,! ut to raise money. ttlie s ine time
and place will bo sold 20 or I>0 f;rst rate mules and
horses, and so vein I wagons
Purchasers to pay for n. co smy papers.
W. E. RICHARDSON,
March 10 45 -It Sheriff.
ho Charleston Mercury and Cour.er, daily,
Gazette : lie raw, iinos and '"elesropo, oltiin
hia. nd Constiuiiionalist, Augusta, will publish
the aboveuutil the day of sa and send their accounts
to this ofiico for payment
BV virlti of sundry ? j.o.'utioiis to . c directed,
vill be sold bi>fi?;< tin' i our' iuus;> in nuidcn,
on t ic lir*t Monday in A, ril next, niul the it*y lot
lowing, within the usual hours o. sale, the tollowiiq
pro -ertv, viz.;
One tract of 1 <nd, containing 440 acres more o
less, lying on ihe waters ?<f Bloc Itiner, joiniuj
lands of John tokos n id others, levied on and t
be sold as the properly of Win Scott, at the suit o
Alestcr Garden,
Also, one 01 two watches, and a sett of Silver
smith's Tools, levied on and to be told a^ t! e pre
perty of iVm Apple A'hi to, at the suit of Mary J
j Xi'Adams
j Also, will b.? sold on Tuesday, at ttie house o
the defendant, on Big- Lynches Creek, one sorre
: horst andten liogd of cattle, levied on and to h
J sold as the pioperty ot Stephen iJ Hough, at. tin
I suit of .'nines Perry.
Terms Cosh. Purchaser to pay for Sheriff'
papers.
March 10 WM. ROSSER, s. k. d.
H'retli <i:ivdtkii ftcect*,
"RUST received and fors.debv
March 3 44 J. R. M'KAIN.
j \ \j OY IC!iK??Those ind bled to the ale firtr. c
: & 3 Jones x Maishall, will takc^not ce that th
demands due t;? the said linn, are assigned to mi
and payments will bee made to inys^e f or Job
Smart. Esq T. J. \V1 i llLu.>, Assignee.
Match 11 44 12t
i X v,. ATmn ?n
? ? y\n persons navirig any demand
?>. 4 against the estate of in .vlassey, cJcc't
lftte <?f aucusier District. ii>ae required to prcseri
thcin legally attest <!, within ihe time prescribr
by law. A so; all persons indebted to tin said ICs
tate, are r.-qiiosted to make i.rr.vigeincnU ibrim
incdi ite settlement and prevt nt cost.
March :i, 44 4t G. L. MASSEY, Adm'r
Dr bon?6 n?r<
ITJ OVAL COLLEGE OF SUIt
I4FO.YS, LOXKOX.-1The original My
gcian Vegetable Medicine, prepared by \V Mis
kin, Ksq., viemberol the llnvni ollege of Sur
germs, Licentiate of Apothecary's on.pany, Fel
low of Bolt Court Society Surgepn to the llryn
Union Pension Association. Lancaster Place
i Waterloo Bridge, and perpetual pupil of Guy'
\ and St. I liomas's liospi Is, London
j This valuable medicine, the result of twent*
years'experienci and unparralleled success in tin
j extensive and highly respectable practice of tin
| proprietor, patronised bv the faculty and nobility
lis now introduced to the notice ol the Ao.e ic:e
I public, at the earnest solicitation of a mini; rr o
I gentlemen ?d long and high standing in the p o
! lession. it is hoped, as a preliminary strp. ti
check the evils and fatal conscque. era nrisinj
from the use of the nnmeioos deleterious nostrum
loisted upon tl e public by the aid of fabricate*
proofs 1 mirnculou cures, ami <>th r I auds, by
set of mercenary, unprineidled pretenders, so to
tally ignorant ol medical science that it is impossi
ble the monstrous delusion can anv lunger g
down with the intelligent people of this country
These pills, mild and agreeable in their nature
s ould he kept in every family in cases of middci
:n i? t- <l_! . -
uuit-sK. mr uy meir prninpi nnuunist rn'ion. ehole(
rn. cramps, spasm*, fevers, and other nlnrinin
complaints, wliicii too often prove fatal, mav b
speedily cured or prevented. In fact, all flies
who value good health should n^vn bo "withou
tlicin ' bey are sold in pickets at HO penis,
nd $2 each. by.every vcsppctable druggist, bon|<
seller, and vender of medicine in the United .fate
and the ; ' nadis with copious irecti uis, tocc'ltf
\yitb testimonials of professional ability from tli
" Mowing eminent gentlemen; Sir Astfev t nope
J. Abernetbv, Jas lundell. M D.. V.'. Bar?
1)., J. Aston Key, A-. rampton. " ' ! an
numerous others. The originals may be smn i
possession of the geneinl agent, bv whom, th no
dieine is importer! into this country, and 10 win i
all applications for am i eies must be uiude.
JNO. HOLBEIN. BO Unverley I'lnce. N York
Sole General A went, for tiie U. S. e
Sold bv J II. M'KAIN,'"amden S <
Oct. 21 25 it
FOH SAILOR The llnui
tecoiilly occupied by i\lr. Bonnev Apply
March 10 45 tf O.J. SHANNON"
? Jjyj. U ..
I CJBJW.1 SX? ?l I I I I III IW I HIIB IIIIIMI
<T7^n.? Ml pet sons having any demands
i v against the * egtnts of Maj. 'i lios C Muewy
d c'd bile * *I" I ono-'ster ' i^t, are required to pro
Kent then) legally alleste I, within the time prescri*
be | hv law. AJs<?; :?IJ persons indebted to said cs
t-'.te, nrj- leqnested t ? mine forward and 'make ari
mnweinvn's lor inline 'mtc aeltb-mrnt and pre\'eiit
. cost. G. L. MASSCY, Adm'r.
? March *.} 41 4
dnrr#w?^. rrt::nnt: tact/3-?n'liII "lil I II II ?
| BY YirBORITYi
4.'"i "i
LAWS OF THE I". >.Ai'LS, PASSED AT THE
FlKS'l^fc SI< N OF TIIE TUENTYFIITH
CONGRESS
Public. ? No. R.
AN \C'V 10 prevent tlie* abatement of suittf
and r ions now penning, in which the
I e i ink of the United Stales tray be
) o party.
he it enacted by the Senate, and IIovsc
of Ilefiresentatives of the United States
I of \mcrica in Congress assembled. That
'no soil, notion, judgment or decree, now
1 pending and unsatisfied, in which the laic
Hank ot the United States is a party,
plaiutifTor defendant, shall abate, or be
dis oniinued or dismissed, by reason of
the expiration of the two years after the
expiration of die charter, limited by the
tacitly fi.si.section of the act of incorpor
ii.?n of the said bank for the t.sc of the
corporate name, style, and r&paritv of said
banu, i r the purpose of.suits for the final
settlement and liquidation of the affairs
and accounts of the corporation; but
all such suits, actions, judgments and decrees
shall be allowed to proceed final
i ~ :
j wvt ^ 11 Mil I , i. .\rruil?Mlf 5it IIS 1<1 r ( Mill flUCl
Ilenient, as if ifie said two years had not
? \ piri d
_ J AMES K. POl.K,
Spcuker of tl.e ii? use oi Representatives
K II. M. JOHNSON,
' Vice President ol' the I niled States and
r President of the Senate.
Ari'RuvED, March 2, 1838.
r M. VAN BUREN.
T
t> ??
f Public.?No. 9.
AN ACT to change the time of holding
the ti rn.s oi the circuit court of the
United Stales for the cttsirrn district
oi Virginia, and oi' the district court of
lite United Stales lor the eastern hisuirt
o( Virginia, direrled by Jatv to bo
? held iii lite city of Richmond.
lie it f nacted by the {senate and House
* (f Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
. hereatier, the spring term of lite circuit
court of the United States for the eastern
disuict of Virginia shall commence on the
eighteenth day of May, and the fall term
>f on the eighteenth of November, in each
c \ t ar. instead of the twenty-second of May
and the twenty-second of November, as
is now jji??viilc-? by law.
Six-. si. And be it further enacted, That
- the terms of the district cou.t of the Unitod
.States lor the eastern dislriet of Vir,
ginin, which are now directed by law to
tj I eoiurnencc on tin- fifteenth day of May
>- and ihe fifteenth of November, in each
' year, shall hereafter commence on the
twelftli da} of May and the twelfth day
, of Novernher, in each year. Provided,
nrvrvthcless, That, whenever the day on
which the terms of either of the said cir.
cnit or tl strict eouri, as herein provided
for, si. 11 happen to be Sunday, then the
- term ot said court shall commence on tho
j following day.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That
9 *
s all proceedings and process depending
tii or issuing out of either of the said
v courts w I C re ot n.av be mndt return
- J able 10 any other time appointed for hold,iug
the same than that above specified.
( shall he deemed legally returnable on the
days In rcinheforc prescribed, and not
n otherwise And ulj suits and other pro7
eeedings in either of the said courts which
stand continued to any other time than
a that above specified, shall be deemed con.
iitHiei! to the time prescribed by this act,
n <1 mother.
0 Approved, March 2, 1838.
n Pubiic.?No. 10.
? \N ACT supplementary to an act entitled
~v "An net in addition to the act for the
p punishment of certain crimes against
the United Stales, and to repeal the acts
therein mentioned," approved twentieth
!s of April, eighteen hundred and eigh r
teen.
' be it enacted 1*y the Senate and House
nt 1l? t rcsrvictivcs of the United States
f ,, ?? ; , , - I i 7 mi _ .
(i '""1.11,1(1 v an press cisscmmca, i nat
ii t .? several collectors; naval officer?, sur.
vers, insp' ri?>rs of custom?, the mar '
;h, ami the do; uty marshals of the Uni>
! States, and < vi ry other officer who
a\ lx spceitilly empowered for the pur>?
hy t President of the United
< ales, sin. I ho, and they are hereby rosoriivi
1\ authorized ami required to seize
[0 and detain any vcs-ct or any arms or munition?
of war which may he provided *r
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