The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, August 20, 1836, Image 3
TM& JOIMAIl:
CAMDEN, AUGUaT ih), 1S3G.
FOR CONGfvESS.
Col. JOHN P. HlCilArtUSON.
for the'staTl senate.
Col. JO.'iN CiiKSNUT.
UWe are authorized to state that the following
gentlemen hare consented to be candidates for the
Home of Representatives at tlic ensuing election LAWRENCE
L. WlllTAKER,
JOHN D. MURRAY,
M. M. LEVY.
LEWIS J. PATTERSON,
JAMES B. CURKTON.
FOB THE CAStlES JOTB5AL.
? La*castk%, tffith July, 183G.
Mr. J. C. ffrst?Dear Sir :?With the consent of
Joh* G. Bonn a.*, Esq..tre, together with many
other rot era, request yuu to announce hitn as a
candidate for Congress to ?11 the %acancy i-ccasioaed
by the death ot the"late honorable Hjcha?.d
. L Massiso.
WILL. G. COXE,
LEilOY SECREST,
J. B. M CASK ILL.
J. UARR1SON BROWN.
^ *Fon TBK CixnZJ Jot R5.lL.
Mr / Editor.?The following ticket will reccire
the support of ALL'i' ARTIES.
FOR SENATOR
COL. JOHN CUES. UT
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
JNO. M DESAUSSURE,
. 2J M. LEVY,
WW. O. NIXON.We
are authorise.; to announce CapL Jasns C.
JlatLC as a candidate for .Major of the upper battalion
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Majot D. C. Qri5L:s. - j
We are authorized to announce Capt. Disjcl
K?utLA5n, Sen. as a - candidate for Major in the
Upper Battalion of Kemhaw District
CANDIDATES IN CLARENDON.
K?R SC?atc.
D. ST. I*. DU UO.SE.
F?* R*P*L*C*T
JAMES B RICHARDSON,
WM. BUROES.
The lines of the Bishopvtllo Hard hare been re*
ceired, and ar? on file fur conai oration.
Tbe TT*ula,rJy of irrrfular mails for ibe Irri two
or three week*, u rmJlt/ ..rovoaui *?jet A*<>? Kr?Dili
is not to roach to blunr u (he orcisrvr* of
road*, and the menders ?>t Liidgn and icrrj boat*
EXVRESS .MAIL
Tbe Postmaster General ha? t?*ued pro;vw I* for
carrying an Express Ms:l between New York and
New Orleans?tame six daj* and a hall, being 1cm
than half the time required by the present arrange,
meat* of tbe Department?rate* triple tlie ordinary
mail. No caoiber*omc packsjr* lo be carrird.
Late accounts fro.ii Florida informs us that Maj
Willi*89 was killed by * body of t?Xl Indians trhilr
on bis way from Hack Creek to NonardsviUc?tb*t
Lbo Seminole* w*? vcrj much rsMprr?UHl again*l
Iiin tor htviog killed oar of their (ritw in ? diapotr
aboutcaUle prrrjou* to lite commencement of bos*
tiUtiea Alio >*t all the rrjuiar troop* at Mica nopj
are suck, and the serrnl tuiiom ais><**t totally uajnleelc4.
An e?c<tf t htU to bo furnished from a*
rolontoercompany to guard {be Liggsgr tram from
St. Augnvtinc to PicoUta.
TEXAS
The Opclotm* Guwite atatcr thir the rumor of
the Textaoehavingattacked and defntrd the Mexican*,
killing Qfr) of the.m, ho* Wen con irrord by
croral individuals dirr-t fro a that country Ab?
that GOO emigrant* from Kentucky alone, (>aa*cd
through New Orleans within the but three week*,
besides a company of 100 from Baltimore, and that
Mr. Duval, late O?ve.-tfc?rof Florida, tadetermined
to devote hi* lake Vod fortune regardless of U-uilj
tie*, to revenging the murder of his eon, Caj?t.
Duval, who waa executed by the order of Saxta
Avju, and i* now endeavoring to raise liOOO mountet^oea
for that purpose. Two atcam boat* left
Natchitoches for the coast of Text* on the mlf of
Mexico, loaded with the pvuvMftosu which the gov
ernroent had few wceka bcfo.e acnt to that place
toe Giixti' army.
'* ..r.???A? In llirt lltml Drill
11 VUISVKTU III icitkuvv ? ?~
from Texas, which will br found in anotbcr'r&lumn
(baldit arm/ would not collar nt lo llie ippoiDUocnl I
of Lamar u commander 10 chirt,??u>twithatandiog
the wiahee of U?c c buwi, Gen. iluafc is itocr lorr
to retain the oommand until tbeamraloi 11 n um.
The printing office of the abolitionists in Cincinnati,
Ohio, has been enure I y dcatro/rd. The Cincinnati
Whig, of Auguat I, aa/a:
"About nine o'clock, on Saturday rrminj, between
lour and fire thousand people tab t* suppuaed)
bad amemblrd round the publication ottiec-til
the abolition paper, edited Oy Jtmn G. Uimry ant
printed b/ A. 1'ugti, at U>? .N k corner oi Main
and Jjcvcnlli si; tit* In a !m uk>im iiU Uic l|p-t
and printing materials ul lost eaUliliaiiuicui were
seen daahing out of llie ??union* into tur ?trcet
"" -Kr*?o t>f the IIIJ im-liar uiaas oi tu iiDic Lx'.
low. lo a ?rrjr *.?<>ri tunc the niuOuki ul liir
building ever/ thing in the office were coin,
pltttif dciuolulu u 4i>0 mii Krii ?b ul lb<' ?ticei.s.
W pftnunj |irr*)i ?n> broken tu (i.rci ?, ??itl the
larval piece d agjjed through kck iai ot the principal
slrtc-U and Use ri tiiru.vn into the ruts.
Subsequent u> the destruction ul the printing .oatenais,
lire :ix>b made x ircn tot tin ciuit^ .bo
litjonists, with a t?cw ot g .be u a at ?l tar
and feathers, but as ttn'jr . <?' *k' the hint. and
cleared tht'ssuclv-t, the ? I'(H -U ? ol jid^v Lynch
repaired to pa^t o he oil/, inhabited by a timed
r-dlay cf' Iste*.. 3iid whites, and the inmates turned
o*r of uvrjrs,the windows broken, and every ar
Lek U?o house* contained, scattered to Uw four
winds of Hen ceo hy the interposition of a |#tr
respectable ctliaous, iiio mob appeared now to !?
wiiltnf to desist, and g?> borne, but m tin* course of
an hour or two, xnotl*r rush was made at souk* nepre
hut* in a different part of the cur, and the windows,
furniture, A.e. shut; d the same tale During
this attack, a gun ?? fitcd from a window of cue
pf the houses, and s youtij man wounded 111 Uic
hip and |. g, with large sac pqjeoc shot, though not
dsngt'rousle
j Wc hate ucn a letter from Gcn.^Dtscjtx-of II-;
Jinoia to Col. Pmsicx o. Una stale, giving in ac-j
count of the gallantry of Co!. Crocus*, cad the
cowardice of Gvn. Uarriso*, in the afikir at Fort
Sandusky. It is well known Jhat Gen Oct cam is
opposed to the administration, and thcrrfore would
. not, from pcr?4inal ln-linga, assist directly or ?ndi.'
rcctly, in promoting Mr. Vax Bcr.rs. Suffice i*
to say, lie is a gentleman of the highest integrity,:
and was in lire fort at the siege. Ilia statement'
must consequently be credited, liad wc received^
a copy of ?. letter in lime, it certainly should hare
had the circulalioiroi our paper, lor the rp*<ial bene-'
' fit of ihoac preaics, uluch base been for some Irmc
trump- ting the military-claims of their i residential,
candidate, to whom the United Statr* Senate cf'
ItilG. ici'uscd a utvdai with the thanks ol Congress,:
and liie coupling of his nanfls Willi U;e gallant Gov.
^ *"* * ** ^ fttt i ,
o/ielsit li. (1 AUI?{?k;.1 1*4 WUMiUI V 4414 k#^ U(| M?V j
proceedings, says :
" A vote of ibc Senate of the United ."Mates lias
attached to mj name a disgrace which I am fully
convinced no lime or no rliorts oi mine will ever
be able to efface. "
j flow different with Col. Cnoan**,a who refused
to desert ine American foititication at Lower San -1
| dusky, in compliance with the tinud aud cowardly
order of his commander, Gen Hamilton; but with
a handful of brave Americans, he resisted at,d difcated
the British troops and savage Indians with
great slaughter ; received the plaudits of his countrymen,
and thanks of cdogrecs for his heroic bravery
aud disobedience to Gen. Harrison's orders.
SPORTING.
A gentleman communicates the following phenomenon
to the editors of the George lorn Union,
for the speculation of the runout and impuntizt.?
He sets: r
I " On the 3d intl ? deer vu ibdT sod killed by
my neighbor, W. ' . Bkllckc, fc?q sod out of the
liver of the animal was taken a piece ??i wobd about
one and a half inches in length, and perhaps the
fourth of an inch in diameter. The piece of wood, J
I thtnk, is of oak?judging from the green or lew-1
lure?u Hack on the exterior and in a perfect stale .
of preservation : and from the appearance ot the'
lircr. which was healthy and sound, ! should infer
Utal the piece of wood had been lodged there a long
umc." ?
Another attempt to assassinate Locis Piirt-tirrt
was mad; by an individual calling himsrlf Alibuc?
which fortunately did not succeed. The King waa
at the lime on hi* return to .Wniliy, and while on-:
drr the gate-way leading Id the quay, a fire arm in
the form td a walking cane was placed on the door
ol the carriage and discharged Alibeau states tha j
at the moment of taking aim, be received a push
which was the cause of his missing him, as be was
not in the least agitated. After the bustle which
ensued had erased, the King procecdrd on bis jour- j
nry with ihe Qorcn, his sisler Aurlaiue, and a detachment
ot dragoons in attendance.
. t
.Yortk Ccroiina iliKtio**.? Returns fiom thirty
nine counts*, give in the -Assembly, t?g tor tubers
fur Van Uurrn and u>2 fur White. The Vote lor
Governor, in furtj-lhrrc coubUrt, girc
Fur Dudley, WJTJ
Spaighl, 17,oil)
Dudley'a majority,
Tweuty-one counties to hear from.
i -
Mini* Mosk * airful disclosure* bar* been ascertained
by wvera I of the most eminent Divine*
an: other dulmgaishrd individuals of the Uritttb
province, to ir s tissue of falsehoods, am regard* the
localities\?f the Hotel Uwu ^urtiicrr, m the city
of .MotilrraJ The t-yliottinj* rxlisct intakca from
the .Nt? Vut? Transcript.
? All tliesc gentlemen declare tliat there is not
the slightest icMMwbUUtCe between Maria Moni's
j description, and Hie bui dings and vaults ; and that
had any alU-ration been made miner the publication
oi liic (wok, it smuld have bren nrcrmmar; to alter,
it trom auuu.it to foundation. Nothing can be more j
complete than he m*?rn rtidrncr of these gentle*
inrfl, wboare among the must respectable in the
iSribmh pn<T?uce.
Therr aiw *!?* affidavits of Jane Ray, ? frequent*
lj ueulixurd in Uir ' D-m ??su?> s, Atana llyward,
...visa llrrd, J?n? N) V-oy, sbo <aei* penitent proaUtulrm
in tie- . a^*-*leti A# lu.ii at tlic time Maria
Monk team their , a .d al?> ol various persons with
whom Ma:is Moua livra during Lbe period she
tlA^rt UMI WW w ? VI /
* The ??rk will be ready in * falmgiit and will
be (Mtrd by oor of uut respectable publisher"
We, Ulcrvfae, consider lliii iuu?l impodrnl
liuinbu; as briirg moat" satisfactorily exposed. A
liUic Uutr wti nrr<?Mfr for this i^nduimn, and
that ti>e line ba? been # ? etnplojrcd h to bring con.
victim; to the winds of U*c must bi?\>: led and credulous.
'
To the IahIus.?The Philadelphia Ledger,
lit rim.it.riding ujkiii the eflraordiuaiy
trial f Robinson. maln i the fullowing
remark*:?"Unfortunately for virtuous
women, while they huui down the frail of
their own sex with the ferocity of tigers,,
barring forever against thein the door to'
amendment and drive them to perpetual !
dishonor, they regard with an rye of lender
forgiveness, j?nd too often of secret j
t solution, the aboininubh perfidies, thci
blasting, withering, suulnleatroying trca-'
clicrics of uicn."
A Wcslirn Giant." A cur respondent of
?nr of tlu* Lssteiu .tapcre. writing fromI
f.i.uiHtillr. ihu loll'iwiiji? portrait of a
Kentucky giant:
, " 1 h*rr so ! ilie Luuurillians can boast;
jf unc thing?they can of two: the besl
p !ic house in the West, and the tnllrst
imin in ail Christendom. .They challenge,
1 nud well tbry may, not only this, bulany
other country , to exhibit u hat they con
?it youth, 10 years of age, measuring 7
eet 0 1-2 inches in height! I have seen
him, and without knowinghis length,should
judge it to be nearer 10 than 7 icct! 1 converged
with him, hut with difficulty. JSlani
ding on the ground & conversing with a man
1 in a steeple, or holding converse with the
'spirits of the cloud?, is no easy matter.
He informed tuc that at the age of 12, he
j was unusually small?mid growing 15 i-1
t i riches the ins J year; he ts sensible ol being
'still on the increase. His patriotism who
ran doubt! He stands, or stood, when I
saw him, a luiiu monument to his counut's
greatness, lie is not corptriant but
tiathcr rlender -Itciico be appear* J?l!rr
than lie really is?'ur but really" lie is
enough, as the Lord knows. Add, or
rather swpcra.Id, any to a man that has attained
to any thing tike his height, and
inches appear like feet.
0
The Belgian papers slate that a good
looking young man, formerly a drunfmnjor
in (he service of the {ting of the
.Netherlands, and then exceedingly tall,
.is now showing himself as &.coriosby at
Parma, bein/r 8 feet 4 inches -(nearly 8
10 .3-4 incites English) in- height, and
weighing 416 lbs. (4 cwt lib.)
7
To the Jail of Kershaw District a negro
man who calls Itis nan e
F?D>
and says he brl? to John Freyston, on
Sartcc, in .Su.nt-r District. Fed is about
10 years of ag , about 5 (ret 10 inches
L! i- -' ' "C comnh-xitm. Ths
Uliu j - - r
owner is reqursicd to come forward, prove
bis properly, pay charges sad lake him
away. . .
JAMES VICKfcRS, Jailor.
August 20--'J0~if
Lands for Sale.The
subscriber offers for sale !us valuable
PLANTATION on the waters of
While Oak creek, containing
310 ACRES. ' j
in a high stale cT cuhiralioa About
296 ACRES
cleared, and about'
; 137 Acres of Pine Land,
on Granny's Quarter, adjoining Dennis j
Gaskins' plantation, and another-tract,
containing
KAA a/inro
. uyv avAbOj
where the subscriber lires, on the Sails-!
lury roid, 10 milca from Camden, toryi
suitable fora House of^tntrrtainmeni.?-.
Persona wishing to purchase, would do
well (o examine for thrmselres.
There will be a credit of one and two
years* If nol??ld before the first of ftori-mber,
it wilt be nlfcred at public sale.
ISAAC KNQX.
August 20-30?f* *
FOR SALE.
subsctiber wishes to sell his
JL house and lot in Camden, to remote
to the country. 1 would say to those unacquainted
with the premises, that the
buildings arc all new. The dwelling house j
ha? four rooms tod lire place to eacA j
room.
A GOOD KITCHEN,
Smoke House and Dairy, oud
an excellent set of
STABLES, CORN HOUSE,
Carriage House,
and crcry outbuilding .hat is nreest-fy,
with an cxcrllrnt Hell Of WAter under
the roof of the dairy. The place is
n lirel rate repair, and in a healthy part
of the town. For terms apply to Hall T.
M'Cicc, at the store of Shannon, M'Geo
6c Co in Camden. v
GEO. Q. M'iNTOSH.
August 20-30-c
Medical College of the State of
Konth is olhu.
The annual r?.ur*e of Lectures in this
Institution, trill be resumed on the second
Monday in Norcmber, in the folio or in g
branches;
Anatomy? By J. Edwards IIolbrook,
M. I).
S?rnrrM RV John WaMBf. M D.
Obilctrtcs?By Thomas (5. Priolcau,
M. I).
Pmetier vf Medicine?By 8. Henry
Dirknon, M. 1).
Physiology?By James Moultrie, Juu.
M. D
Materia Mediea?By Henry R. Frost,
M. i).
. Chemistry?C. IT. Shepard.
Demonstrator of Anatomy?F. Wuxde*
mau. M. a
HENRY R. FROST, DcA.
August 20?30
Notice.MR.
JOHN K088ER will acts* my
nttrrney during my absence from the
State. " W. J. GERALD
August 20?30?if
For Sale. I
A largo and commodious Store and j
Dwelling Huutp nniinl, lo which is at-'
tachcd every other building calculated to
carry on an extensive whole-sale and retail
Mercantile business, on Broad Street,
in Camden, in the centre of business, and
a healthy part of the town, and all in complete
order. For terms apply at this ol
fice *
August 20?30?tf
For #Sale.
Anew and excellent SULKEY end
HARNESS. Apply to
WM. M'KAIN.
August 20-30-tf
Clerk Wanted.
Onn of unexceptional character, can
meet with a situation by applying to
11. LEVY.
August 20-30--tf
~ I' I I I I ?
PABSI01TA ? ?i S2r
MILLINERY
AND
| The subscribers respectful Iv anounces
/ to their friends in Camden, and the public
! generally, that they have commenced the
: above business under the firm of Mrs. Da
niclsfr Laws, one door above Mr. James
. puulap's store, where they will be happy
' to execute all orders in their profession
with neatness and despatch.
| They have Just received from New
j York an excellent assortment of
. S02W2T3
i of the latest apd; most fashionable style,
I with all other articles in their line, which
: win be sold on the moil reasonable terms.
The Indies of Camden and. the adjacent
country are rcspeciGolIy invited to call and.
examine for themselvesMR8.
DAMELS & LAWS.
The subscribers will also keep on hand
an excellent assortment of Ladies -French
Kid, Mproceo and Prunelle SLIPPERS.
*D,&L
August 20-30?if
j MATCH RACE.
To be run qn the 24th of the pres ent
month, over the Camden tnrfhajf mile
for 8100 aside half forfeit, between Mr
Nevrsons bay horse Little Billy, by Little
j Billy, aen'r. out of a Berimed mare, and
Mr. SoIoman-ThorapsonYGeldhig,' Grey
! Medley, by -Byron, son of Monsieur Ton1
son, out of imported OHikraka. Considerable
interest is excited among the sportin/r
nnhlir fit- lha nknvr rmLrh. and it f<
I w-W-""" * * - |
I expected that a good denl of money will
be Jost^and won, on the eventful 24th ?
Banters are freely made by the friends of
Little Billy, and are readily, accepted by
the backers of his opponent. Little Billy
from his previous successes and the
; high training of bis present skillful "pro:
prietor, seems tu be somewhat the favorite
though (he backers of Grey Medley, are
very confident?there is no telling the re!
salt. Ainu vrrrons.
August 20
NOTICE.
The Subscribers have this day associated
their interacts in the L
JFactorage, and General Commission
Business,
and will conduct the same under the firm
of ROBINSONS*CALDWELL Edmonston'a
wharf.
JOHN ROBINSON A SON.
itueau rii ntvrr.r.
JAtVlW IU? v/nuv ?? mm4?
! The firm of. Jolip Robinson it-Son "frill
be continued (or (be settlement of the affairs
of the concern. *
Clfltrleston Angust 1-29-d _
~ j. cfoodlajdt"
(From London)
TmUar and Habit Wmker,
Respectfully informs the ctutens
of Camden, and (be public generally,
thai he has commenced the abore
business, in (he store opposite the store of
Sbsnoon, M'Occ <t Co. and hopes by
strict attention to the duties of his profession
to merit a sbaie of public patronage.
July 8?S3~tf
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the town of WeJlsburg.
I CLASS No. 4 for t836.
' 8r4 WW
: To be dram at Aleumdrio, Saturday, Aug J
SO 1636
8023X2.
1 prixe of $30,000 I 10 prim of LOOQ
I " 15.000 16 600
1 ? 6000 VO " 60$;
I 6.000 00 " ' 400
1 " 4.000 30 300
1 " 3.000 40 " 350
jl " 2,r>00 60 200 i
il ' " . 2,000 70 1601
1 " 1,9001 100 " I00(
Whole ticket* $10 halves 66 quarters260
To be had at the
Managers' Office,
96Br*md8treet CkmrUst+nS C
JVOTICE.
I
1
Beat Company No 2 will parade at the
Usual muster ground on the first Saturday
in September next, armed and equipped
as tho law directs (or drill.
Persons who have hot enrolled theou
selves ore required to do so on that day or
previous.
J. S. STEWART CapUio.
August 1-29-lf. . '
COMPANY ORDER^T"
Beat So 2 Lover Battalion.
AN Election is ordered to be held at
the Court House, on the first Saturday
in September next, for first Lieut, and
Ensign. Polls open from 11 o'clock, A.
M, lili 3 o'clock, P. M. Managers to count
the votcpond declare the clction.
MARTIN M'DOWALL,) Vnnnir?t
& BENJAMIN HAILE- r ^
J. S. STEWART, Captain.
August 1?2D?tf
?
?i Good Investment.
. * . r'
The September Schemes advertised be
low present a favorable opportunity to
those who wish to invest small sums and
receive large returns. The four Virginia
schemes and the four Grand Consolidated
Lotteries require 110 puffing; they speak
for themselves. We would only recommend
piornpt orders as the demand for
Tickets is great. 0e. sure and address
S. J. SYLVESTER,
130 Broadway, N. Y
CAPITAL,
V PJ^ATE
Lottery. *
Glass ]\o. 8.
for the benedi oi the Jfoiiongalii Academy.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturd*v.
SeDtembcr 3. 1836.
"'scheme
25,000,8.000.5,000,3.509.2,322,10 prizes
of 2#0Q, 10 of 1,500 10 of 1000, 10>
of 500,-20 of 400,20 of 200,35
of 150, dee. &c. &c.
Tickets $10.?Shares in proportion.
Certificate of a package of 22 wbolo
tickets will be sent for 8130. Delay not
to send you orders to Fortune's H tfne.
50 prizes of #1,000
VIRGINIA STATE
? ? ifcfgife A
Class No 4
-For the benefit of the Town of Wellsburg.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
Saturday, September 10 1830.
SCHEME.
#30,000,
$30,000.10,000. O.OOD. 3.140,3,GOO, 2,500
2,000, 50 of 1.000,20 of 500.20 of 300,
Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate of a package of 25 whole
ticketa wijl be sent for 130 dollars.. Pack
ages of halrtfs, quatars and eighths in proportion.
Grand Consolidated
LOTTERY,
CLASS JYO. 37.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Wednesday,
September, 14.
SCHEME.
20,000,10,000.3,000.2,000.1,230. 20 of
of 600. 20 of 300, 20 of 201V &C.
Tickets only 6 dollars.
A Certificate of m package of 26 whole"*
tickets will be sent for 06 dollars^?Packages
of chares io proportion.
THE GREAT
14 Drawn IVamber Sckenc,
.Nearly as many Prizes as
Blanks. " *"
VIRGINIA STATE
LOTTERY.
CLASS No 5
Pot the benefit of the Townof Wheeling
To be drmvo at Alexandria, Saturday,
September 17,1880.
Scheme.
Thirty thousand dollars.
15,000. 6,000, 5,000^4.000. 10 1000,
15 of 600, 20 of 500, SO of 4001,
' 30 of 900, Ac,
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
LOTERT.
CLASS Wo. 6.
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent
Society of Norfolk. To be drawn at
Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Sep. 24, 1896.
CAPITALS.
30.000D0LS.
30,000, 8,000,4,000,3,000,2,500 106712
100 of 100010 of 600,20 of. 300,84 of
200 Ate. dec. dec.
Tickets 10 dollars.
, A certificate of a package of whole
Tickets will be sent for 100 dollars, shares
>o proportion. Orders for single Tickets
or packages must be addressed to
>?. BwSbSMSTOPSheriff's
Sale.
By Tlrtue of Sundry Executions to me directed,
will be sold before tho Court
Bouse in Camden, on the first Monday in
September next, within the usual hoars of
sale,
One tract of land containing
90 ACRES,
more or less, on ibe waters of Bear creek.
Head waters of Twenty-fire mile creek,
adjoining lands of Thomas Salmonds and
! others, levied on as the property of Samuel
Peakc alias Samuel Tedwcll, at the suit
of Summers Ctirelon, and others.
J. C. WEST S KD
August 13?*9?if