The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, March 07, 1840, Image 3
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CABiSEIT, S. CAH0X-I2TA.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, ISiO j
!LT We promised last week, to endeavor to lay '
Mr. Calhoun's speech, on the subject of the State
Debts, before our readers to-day. When this prom- j
isc was made, we contemplated selecting such por- j
tions of the speech as we supposed might convey to I
our readers a fair view of the question without pub-!
lishing it entire, as wc considered it too long for our'
small piper. On looking over it again, however, wc '
find it inipossibio to do either !\Ir. C. or the subject
which lie is arguing justice, without giving the whole
speech. and we have determined to do so, though we
have been compelled, from its length, to di ride it,?
The remainder will be given in our next. We hope
no one will sutler it to go unread. Soma may sup. j
poso from the occasion on which it was delivered and
from the fact that no distinct proposition has been \
made for the assumption of the debts of the States,
by the Gcnoral Government, that it will contain very
little matter of interest. Those who form this opinion,
will be agreeably disappointed on its perusal.?
We cannot call to mind any Congressional speech
that his adbrd d more food for re flection than this
effort of Mr- Cu.tioc.v. No one can read it without
being compelled to think.?Inhibits, in laid relief,
the workings ox' a mastermind.
Steam Boat Accidznt.?The .Steamer Camden,
Cap!. Don.nt.ll, on her trip from Charleston to this
place, was snagged on Monday, th< 29th ult. in turning
a point a.out two niilos ielow Uently. Tlio
Captain immediately run for a sand l.ar, which he had
hardly reached before she filled and sunk i:i seven 1
feet water. A large portion of the goods have been
saved, ar.d boats sent from this place to bring them
up. If the river continues to fall, as it has done, for
for a few days past, the leak may be flopped, and
the boat got off. i J
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QT^Ve ruo indebted to the Hon. J. C'.C'AMtec.v for; (
pamphlet copies of various public documents. ,
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COXtJRIhhS. <
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In li ft Senate liie debate or. ilsc subject of the : I
assumption of the Slate Debts, si ill r. Jiitinuea, though ' r
it is np;irly worn out. Or: tire 2tilh ulf. animated <
discussion arose on tau following Resolution, o'lVred s
so .re dies hefbr?, hv Mr. BfeiiAXON, of Pcnnsvlva- '
nia:? |'
T'- z TCommittee v po:.:tid '
the ft - or..{liring into the <-v>cu:rr.:y of \
jroposing to the States rucii an arr.e ... v ic thft i
fo.lrr.ti constitution as will secure a larger sprat.. bs- i
s's tor tire paper c.'ra ulation of the country, by prohib- <
iting the Lsv.e an-I circulation of buck notes and o!!i- (
?. p i;.-." cu. re .ev of denominations so lov as to pre- t
vent the ci: nf.-h'.on of gold and silver ia if:', ordinary i
tr-ni. eetinns r.f business, and in the payment of \va
ges for labor."
Alter cons;dor&h!c riicn:,-:ion ike "o.-oln.iion has ?
been adopted; but wc doubt vCiofbor lucre is the slightest
reason to expect thai a sufficient number of t
tho Suites will concur, to make it. oyer. five. The (
,S:i:cs suppose that Ceng-ess has al.Cudv, a < irm.fi *
t ... If j.s :
ted, ho vr v r, it would no doubt te .. . we: why '
to clicc't the frequent n enrrensc of hi.se . :. ?1' '
revulsions, which, for t!.e las', tv.eu'ynvo * hive 1
marked the history of this country.
In the Hwe, they still inr:;-1': make the ones. '
tio-.i on the New Jorf j rouftMed election the subjr ct (
on which to hang clevhonccrin-j spetchc3. They , '
seem to be in no hurry to cat at the regular lnisinesB :
< f the Sessiou. The Independent Treasury B:ll has J
not yet been taken up in the Home, and it probably 1
will not now, ii* it can be avoided, until the New
J.v* *? is settkd.
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T:I \i. i> \ NKRI P r i.\ v.\ ]
M' trigs h. " See:! re!: i" ". : ' t : . of'
t'?o U t'on, forth of |wt:? >::mg Congra? |
for the passage oi' a <*cnr-al Bui k v.fi !iW. The :
b voj.-crt will probably be ttrtj?d upon the attention of '
Congress with ninrc 7.e tl during the pv?pnt session, '
than 0.1 any previous occasion, but it is Peered with '
ns little success, as h*vc attended previous attempts '
to procure the enactment of such a law. The Con- 1
sV'tria > bus given Congress the authority to mr.kA
i >:: o- 1 - " ... . p'*y
tor, 4...1 we funk it cue;, re ;) oi As g '
r.s the milter is left to te regulated bv the different '
States, so long will the Commercial enterprise of !
the country be cramped and pardyat-d, at least, in '
comparison to what it would be, under the operation '
of a general National Bankrupt Law, with p-^rer
provisions to guard tho interests of tiro Creditor, ar.d ,
> -iCTC?Ih3-?rftT<-r -ih: Jioncu j?:d unfortunate
debtor.. ___
Wnpr rr.r. has introduced e. Ui?l in the Senate
in pursuance of the prayer of trie petitioners. Wo
have not yet scon what arc the provisions of the law
lie proposes, bet wed? most sir.ee:.'!} t: :.?v Con.
rc? will find time to give the subject a candid con-!
sidcrr.tion. The period lias arrived when tlie Com- j
incrchl operations of the country have become so i
extensive, ar.d of such magnitude, that 6oine sucli
enactment is essentially necessary to preserve it, and |
t-? encourage yet farther and taote extended enter-j
prize.
A writer in the Troy Horning Mail gives an account
of a precocious child, named Hiram Barber, j
lie is three years old, four feet one inch high, j
wcghs ninety pound-, and has a fine !arp - pair of
whiskers, forming a complete circle around his chin.
The National debt of Great Britain amounted, on
the 5th of January, 1*!)9, to .?701,417,699, rather J
more than three thousand six hundred ar.d fifty millions
of dollars.
The Spring Business of Charleston,
we are happy to say, appears to have taken?like
the peach and apple blossoms,
now in full bloom?an early start, and our
wholesale dealers have for a week past,
, 1. 1
ueen jircuy utismv ruipioyeii. Wc are
glad of it. Something was wanted to
shake the dust from their jackets, and prevent
them from getting rusty in their vacation.
Indeed there was some fear of their
becorniug loafers, or what would be worse, ]
loaf-less, if the dull state of affairs continued
much longer.
A walk through Hay no-street, yeslcr-!
day really clipered us?the tinkling of the
hammer, nailing up boxes?the rustling
of the straw, . -aching up crates?the rum- j
blitig of drays, lemoving of goods?all!
shewed that there was business doing.?
The care vorn count* nance of the dealer,
had changed to a more business-like aspect?the
clerks, instead of listlessly lean
... : * .u~ ~? 11 r .u?"
IN {J agumsi mi: gruiiiie [Jinurs iji nir shuts, j
their eyes fixed on vacancy, were luirrie< Jy
running to and fro, apparently in an
ecstacy of delight, that tliey fiad some
thing to do. The whole scene had changed
within a week, and favorably. Thai
this briskness may continue and increase,
is our fervent hope, and firm conviction.
There is now in CharJe>ton a slock of
goods, as extensive and varied as any merchant
need desire, and purchasers can re- j
plenish their reduced assortments on good '
terms, and at low prices. This, then, is |
the golden opportunity to lay in their sup-, j
plies. and in the name of the Charleston j
merchants, we invite the country dealers 1'
to come forward, with the assurance that
they shall receive every altenlio , and
every facility, that could be offered in any
city in the union. ? Charleston Courier.
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We have net a single doubt in our minds. '
that the party opposed to the present administration
of the general government, ^
will, generally, be the warm and zealous j
ndvpeates of the assumption of the state
debts by tht public treasury, in order that
a public debt, which is considered by that .
party as a public blessing, should becrea- '
Led. The arguments advanced by Mr. {
Calhoun against the plan in ques'ion, andj*
the reasoning ol the committee of the
Senate showing the danger of the assump-1
lion of the state debts by the federal gov- , ^
eminent, are so sound and unanswerable,; |
that it would be presumption in us to add "
our own opinion to those so ably express- *
rd. JBat we must be permitted to remark,
lhat no plan can be adopted, as the one
itvliti* ^nnwiilrrAlittn urliirh iq h. ffpr r:i1- I
:ufated, as the whig? believe, to place the
south completely at the* mercy of those
ivho are in favor of a protective tariff.?
Fhe fart is, to carry on the government, 1
ir.} to meet the public expenses, resort t
nus' be had to loans, or to a lar^e reducthe
public expenditures and appro>rivi
>ns by Congress. If, under present r
ircumstances, the revenue cannot be s.iffi
:ient to meet the demands on the public
ree.sury, much less will he the revenue,
,vhen it is curtailed ??f the""proceeds of tlie
isles of the public lands, or much less ?
till the revenue be, when the public treasury
will have to meet the interests on the (
state debts assumed by the federal govern-j
ncnt, and to create a sinking fund fur the'j
"rtinguishinent ??f the principal of the!
rata debts so assumed. Could the whigsj
; ; . i iutht ii' u sign of assuming the i,
ti e states, a high tariff will ine L
i ably follow; the U deral government will |
lM.Ji'rf .? ! o *? crrl/?m nI tnfnrtinl imnrfirn. !
i" ?? v |
?i' a national haul; become of absolute
nrvssity to assist in carryng on those
extensive anil extraordinary undertaking.
[?y the accomplishment of these plans, the
state govrrments will he under the control
tf the federal government, anil the whig-,
f in power, will he able to govern the
jountrv with an absolute sway, anil to
Maintain themselves in power, until a resolution
drives them from it. The suhj?
ct Is well worthy the attention of every
;i:izcn.?August a Constitutionalist.
Ova next Governor.?There are three
nndiil.ties before the people, for the digni
lied office >(' Chief Magistrate of this state.
D riil .1 ohnson. Mr. I?
and Col Hammond. The nomination ofj
this last mentioned gentleman, we had i
promised a (riend. to make in this paper j
mil ivcr.' about penning it, wlmn we re-| i
n ivr<! a ('haile'tO'i ('otiri'r, ?> hieli made j
us a day ton late, t?> !>e first. If Col. llam- ,
tnond were of riper years, we should be ,
indifferent about a choice, but his claims ]
may b?' po*tp-ned half a score of years, ,
without disadvantage to him. I
Georgetown American. \
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?Dispatch.?Tlie Steamer Anson, left s
this Port On Fridav morning with 000 bales
cotton, &. arrived in Ciidrle&tJ'n at 3 o'clock j
P. M. same day. Discharging her r.tr^o, j;
and taking Ircight to the amount f |<
she returned to her berth here a 1 M, J
next day, having also, towed the scl.r \Vac- \
camaw, from I>a 1 i way between Cape Ito-';
main and our Bar.?lb.
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Burned to Death.?On the night of
the 31si ult in the western part ol'thiscounty
a man named William Kersev was so i
liudJv burned that he died a few ilavs nfi
_ mi.. i i __ . i r. i
tcrwanis. i ne ucccasru we unucrstann, i
was attending a constable's election, and <
the day being cold, a log fire was built
upon the ground, spirits (perhaps in the
foriri of "treats") circulatcdp retty freely
ami Kersey became intoxicated. By nightfall
or a little after, the company dispersed,
and left the unfortunate deceased nl me b\ j
the fire, which communcatcd to his clo- |
thing, burning it on*, and literally roasting
him ulivo. lie lingered thre- or four
days before death ended his sufferings.
Grccnab ro' Patriot.
Deafness.?Every one has seen "Dummy
Allen," Forest's right hand man. The
Cincinnati News says the following conversation
took place iu that city:
"Mr. Allen, is it convenient to pay the
ten dollars that you borrowed of rac some
years since?"
To which he replied, "Oh, yes! the boy
played very well last night considering he
was so poorly support! d."
"Mr. Allen, I am not talking of the theatre,
I want the ten dollars you hare owed
me so long "
"I think he will perform much belter
tomorrow Jiight?there is a better cast of
the piece rw is to appear in.''
"Mr. Allen, will you take something to
drink?"
"Much obliged to you sir, I think I will,
just fr->m rehearsal, and a o quite thirsty."
DIED?Li Lancaster S. C. on Sum! y tin- 1st I
inst. of Scarlet Fever, Mr. Gdo. STaaTRORD Jr. in
the 22d vear of liia age.
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iAlOEK IMtlCE CUURC.fr
ARTICLES. 1'KR (J $ C
Beef, in market, lb 5 a 7
Bacon from wagons, lb 8 a 9
bj retail, lb 10 a 13 |
Butter, lb 15 a 35
Boca wax, lb 30 a 35 J
B'Pff'ng yar<l 18 a 25
Bale Rope lb 10 a 14
Coffee lb 14 a 16
Cotton lb 5 a 8
Corn bush. 60 65
Fiour bbl 4 75 a 5 50
Feathors from wagons, lb 37 a 40
Fodder cwt 1 a 1 25 ]
Hides, green, lb 5*7
dry, lb 10 a 12 '
Iron cwt 5 a 8
Lime cask 4 a 4 50
Lard lb 10 a 12
Leather, sol* lb 22 & 25
Violates gal 45 a 56
Data bushol 45 a 50
Dil, currier's gallon 75 a 1
lamp gallon 2
liuscod gallon 1 10 a 1 25
Pork cwt 5 a 5 50
ilicc bush. 4 a
sugar lb 10 a 13
salt sack 3 a
railow lb 10 a 12
rob.cco, minnfarturod lb 10 a 50
jggaE???iwnrm- ? upmwc??p
We are authorized to an
lounce Lieut. Col. Samuel S. Taylor as j
i candidate for Colonel at the ensuing elec- j
ion.
We are authorized to an ,
louncc Maj. James C. Uaile, as a candi- j
late for Colonel at the pusuinc eleeiinn.
flank of CJeorffolown, . >
27tll i'kd.waky, 1S40. $
rjpHT*! public are informed that this Bank
has recovered the Package advertised
is stolen between this and Charleston.
'I he notice stopping the payment of
hese hills is revoked.
Bv order of the B >ard.
D. \j. M -K \Y. Cashier. j
20,000 asid 10,000!
Virginia.
BTJ&T& LOrVERY,
CLASS NO. 3, FOR im
To be drown at Alexandria, March 21 st.
SCHE.VK
1 prize of 58,821 1 prize of 3.228
1 " 20.000 5 " 3.000
.1 ' 10.0>?0 100 ? 1,000
1 " 5.000 5'J '? 500
Tickets $10 ?Shares in pr portion.
A Certificate of a Package of Whole
Fick"!"!, will be sent f >r $1 10; of Halves,
"or $70; of Quartets, for $35.
Address,
I>. S. GREOflflY, A CO.
20, Broad Street, Charleston, S. C.
To Printers and Publishers.
r|M!F, undersigned, auents (or Lo'hinndc.
llagar's Type Fou'oliv, New York,
will conirnet t?. nippl) an\ quantity or v? irty
of Printing Type, to the Printers of
North and South Carolina, and Georgia,
in as advantageous terms as they can be
'(imishcd from the manufacturers. The
:v|ic made at this fact ry is all cast by
land, the metal equal, if not superior to
my in the country. i
\Ve are also agents for R Hoe &, Co.'s
Machine and Hand Presses, a :d all other
irticles manufactured by them f..r Priot"
n:.. J. .v
irs" aii(i-c;:ut!-t a uac.
We also keep oifhand and ronlract for
[lie regular supply of Priiuittg Paper of
ir;y quality or size.
Johnson and Durant's Printing Ink, always
on hand. For sale by
HURGfisS &' WALKER.
Stationer's Hall, S5 Fast Hay, ChirlesLon,
S. C. M arrh 7
rcj- Printers who intend dealing with
its, will please publish the above once a
ive< k, till it amounts to live dollars.
13. <fc W.
LOST
Some time in February last, on the road
fr?m Sumterville to Camden, or from
Camden to Winnsborougk or from Winnsborcninrh
in Columbia. an account book.
bound in yellow rail' skin containing ;i
iiuod many bills which I have paid, logo
tlier with a number of letters written tome
from G. SV. Brown, ot Charleston, awell
as from diii'erent persons in K. ntuck}.
One of the letters contains a Blank N' t<
signed by G. "W. Brown and made pa}abb
in Kentucky.
The finder will he liberally rewarded
by leaving the Book at the Journal Office.
J1LSON PAYNE. J
March 7. 3t j
Ueware of the Uascal.
GW. CMivMIJ^ilM N, alius 'Jrecnbu
ry Chembcriin, (of Buvdlown, V.i.)
came to llie subscriber's Hotel, an 1 after
remaining thirteen diva, went off without
paying his bill. 11 is about six feet hio n,
dressed in a blue cloth coat and paiilaTions
and black bat?lark complected black
hair, very thick, curly lock*, and a downcast,
mean look out of his c\ es. lie pro
fesses to be a roach-maker. He look the
stage for Charlotte, alter walking a I' w
miles out of town. This notice is intended
as a cauti ?? to tavern kc- iit rs and others,
that they may be on their guard against
liitn.
C. H. DAVIS.
Pamd'n. March 0.
/b ii i 'j it A ri - 1 i J A >b.
RIV virtue of sundry Executions lo me
lirerte \ will be sold b fore theCoiirt
House in Camden, on the fii?.t Mon- a. and
Tuesday, being th-* G'.h and 7:h *!ays of
APRIL next, within the usual hours of
sale, the foil wing proj erty. viz:
One tract of Land containing 250 arres, i
more or less, on Granny's Quarter Creek, i
bound*'*) -n the east by saitl Creek, ?n the j
south hy the lands ??f the Rev. A. M'D 'Wall,
on the west by lan*ls of 'b'tn. Y nitg.
and on the north by the lands of John"'
.1.:.. i_ I ?;. i I . i .. 1
UitShlU, jr. lt?VIt'll noon <11111 ill uc sum lis
the property <?f Darling Guskiti, at the
suit of John Kisser.
One tract of Lim', containing 575..cres.
more or less, on the waters of Flat Rock
Creek, ami b ?in led on ihe east by the
landsof W in. B. Fletcher, on the south by
the lands of the R. v. <1. M. Breaker, on
the west by the landsof Joseph Kirklatid |
and others, and Flat Rick Creek, levied (
upon and to he sold as the proper y of S. f'
A. B " shannon, at tfie suit of William C.
Workman.
Conditions, cash. Purchasers to pay
for titles.
BENJ. GASS, S. K D.
.Sheriffs Office, >
March 0, 1N40. \ Price adv. $3 00
??? i
The Subscriber
TY57"ILL flirt- l?y be i?y ??r n.onth, her i
servant KEUIlr.N, an experienced ,
and capable H use Painter, whose industry
ami hnncs'v ate well known.
MARGARET C. MA THIS. ,
F. b. 29.
Taken Ip,
S > Y the subscriber, a few days since, a
" sorrel FILLY, about three years old, '
with a bald fact, long tail, the left him!
lew and ri. hi Ion-leu whi'o; n? other m:rks
visible?she is about 14 hands high. The
owner is requested t> call am! lake her
fi tun V- B. F. HOPKINS. |
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Oil Consignment. |
THE subscribers har?- ji?s| i-ceived a
ln? of prime UACOiN and LARD, put
up by Mr. Robinson, of F nrtield, which ,
the\ offer at the lowest pries f'r rash
MURRAY & RON NICY.
F-b. 29 3 ?3
Stale oi Sou ill Carolina.
L A i\CA S 7 E11 DIS TRIC T, 1
IN Tin: COURT or ORDINARY
Thomas J. Wright, Assignee of J. McD. Garlick,
vs. 1
Michael Campbell, Adm'r. and James M. Richard I
son, Adm'r. '
fT appearing to the satisfaction of the Ordinary,
that Michael Campbell, Admi
nistratnr ??f Kennith Jlclntiis, flcc'ii. is 1
ahsi lit from and without the limits of this 1
State: Ii is, tltm-forc. Ordered, That the '
said Mirha I Campbell, Administrator as
aforesaid, and Jaoies M. Hi hardson, surviving
Administrator of John Richardson,
Uveas it ( lie seruritv of said Campbell '
to ti e Ad - inistratr n bond.) do appear before
me at Lancaster Courthouse on Monday
the 27th of April next, and render in
a true ami perfect arc unt of the adminis- '
tralion of th- said Michael Campbell, on J
the estate of said Mclnnis, at the instance
"f Thos. J. Wright, assignee of J McD.
Girlick, a judgment creditor of said Mc- '
1 nnis.
JAME.S H WITilERSPOOX, Jr.
Ordinary L. D. 1
F'*b 20. IS10 ("Pc< 0 c, S5 7?">]
1 ; " - c!
I unitv Dollars UewarA
V . t
iSnfltifil I *r tin' apprehension and safe
delivery in th?* j ?iI of Camden, of a inulal- ?
to woman, known by the name of MIJ1A,
ihe propery ?>f 'he subscriber. Slip is of
ratlie r low stature, ami about fifty jears of
aye. She has lived in Camden for a great
length of lime, and is believed to bp now
harbored within the limits of said town.
HENRY P. HATFIELD.
Fh 13 4i 11
To ten la:nr.
XF.ru-; IONS will h. :s.- ued .. r all
Jjj^ Taxes due the Town and not paid
!>) the Isi March next. j
liv order f lu Council.
J. W. LA NO, Rep. & Tn-as'r.
T" i
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?; clice.
F"E"** I E s b>rrib? - ltnvin}/ to meet birgt
I J_ ciigajfii fins. anicsly falls on bi>
Iriciiils an < u-' n rs to j av thfir ntes
;md accounts; those of long siandino- . il! be
cxperti d before f{? turn (!>? ..
Feb. S3. ALFXA.NJDLlv YOUNG.
Twin Colton Seed.
mil \j Subscribers are expecting daily
jl, trom Mobile, via New Oilcans, a
sup.ily of lliis superior Seed, cultivated by
Isaac Stevens, I2s<p of Dallas county, Ala.
with a sample of the Cotton, ai.d also of
the growth. This seed is warranted by Mr,
Stevens, to be genuine, arid is put up in
b'?xcs, containing small parcels of from
" "? I?? 1. il /ntttdc o?il fcim to sir
*1""* "? """ ? ?
pound The price will be at the rate of
vlviij per bushel of 32 quails of 23 lbs.
For a less quail ity, live dollars per quart
Persons wishing this Seed, by enclosing
the money to us, will have the quantity
or.I. red, forwarded by the earliest opportunity.
KOBINSONS ik CALDWELL.
Mag wood's Wluirf
Charleston, Feb: 22, 2tl3.
State of South i arolina,
KFJISHA W DISTRICT.
BY JAMES W. LA.HO, Ordiuary.
& SfllEKEAS, Mrs S'-rah Ciples, widow
* * of Lewis Ciples hath made suit to
me t-> grant her Letters of Administialion
of the Estate and Effects of the said Lewis
Ciples:
These are, therefore, to cite
and ad in ' itish alfand singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Lewis Ciples, dere.
ised that they be and appear before me
in the Court of Ordinary, to be ho)den at
Camden on Monday, the 2d day of March
next, after the publication hereof, to shew
cause if any they have, why the said admiiiLtraiion
should not be granted.
(riven under mv hand and seal this 15th
dav of February, in the year of our Lord
J rf '
one thousand fight hundred and forty,
and in the sixty fourth year of American
Independence.
J. W. LANG, Ordinary.
Feb. 15. 2tl2. pr's fee, 83
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber,
tre requested to call and settle the same,
to prevent costs Those customers who
:lo not settle within a reasonable time after
the 1st of Jan'y. must expect their accounts
closed.
A lot of fine Mules for sale. Also, a
VVairon and Team. The latter will be sold *
uii a credit to the 1st January, 1841.
JAMES "McEWKN.
Feb. 15. 3tl 1
In Equity?Kershaw District.
Alex'r Young, x
vs. J Bill to foreclose Mortgage.
Benj. Williams. \
WT appearing to my satisfaction that the
defendant, Benjamin Williams is absedl
from and resides permanently beyond
the limits of this State; his ordered that
he do appear, plead, answer or demur to
this bill of complaint within three months
fnon this date, and that this Order be published
for that space of time in the Camden
J 'urnal, anJ that in default of his then
appearing, an order pro confess-.) will be
granted against him.
JAMES \V. LANG, Com'r.
Commissioner's OlBre, ) Feb. 18, 1810.
Kershaw District. $ [Pr's fee $6]
Office of Comptroller General,
Charleston, Jan. 10, 1S40.
CUE Legislature at their last session having
enacted that the General taxes shall be
paid in specie, paper medium or the notes
>f the specie paying Hanks of the /State,
he Tax Collectors and Sheriffs of the State
tvill govern themselves accordingly. Juror's
and Constable's Certificates are also
eccivable in payment of taxes as heretofore.
WAI. ED. IIAYNE,
Compiiollcr General.
-Tan. 25. 15(8
$3=Selling off at Cosl!!
'J'HE subscribers wishingto close there
)usiness, offer their stock, consisting of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
Crockery, tationery, &c.
VT COST. A liberal deduction will be
nade for large bills.
Should they not dispose of the entire
ock before, it will be sold nt
auction,
luring Court week.
All them ei'brTby""
note or open account, are earncsly reques.
10 call without delay and settle t! eir
I tics, as justice to themselves and their
irediiors demands a speedy settlement.
S. W. CATERS & SON.
Fel>. I. 4i9
notice;
A IX persons having demands ag.ninst
the Estate of Dennis Gaskin, dee'd.
ivill do well to band in their claims pro)-'v
a:testej?l l?v the 1st of ?Ja>cli nryf, <>r
t y u i!' tu.i tie . . *>
All Mho are indebted t ti-c- i.st?!f v.j'i
'iid u to their interest to mime pu^im-m
rfore Return or this notice will he
iccnmpar.ietl by u Writ. I am compelled
i > pursue this course in order tu settle with
the heirs, who arc pressing.
JOll.N G ASIvl.NT, Jr. Adm.
Feb. 13 4ts*
iV.isated to hire by the sno-sh.
A NEGRO woman, who can cook, wash
.ml iron. Libera! wages will be given ?
.. ply to Mr. A. Bcrr,
Feb. 13. 3:11