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, liable to perform patrol duty; and the journeyman mechanic, the poor artist and the clerk pay as much for the defence of town property as the wealthy merchant, the rich planter, and the retired tradesman. It may be' said for these latter, that they pay other toares-T-but the question is, do they pay in the same proportion to their property and income, as the poorer and humbler classes? Now, what is the tax that each class pays? The i man without a dollar's worth of property, who is j ' ' - ? ' ' ?-L! dependant .upon nis aauy.iaoor ior nis uauy uicou for himself and family, if he has one, with an income of from two to four hundred dollars a year, pays a town tax of seven dollars?four dollars patrol, and three dollars road tax?while the . rich planter, with a house worth four thousand dollars, a dozen house servants and a carriage and four, with a princely income, pays, in addition to this, but the paltry sum of six dollars and eighty cents?or the merchant, with a stock in , trade worth forty thousand dollars?or the pro. fessional man, of live thousand dollers a year, but fifteen cents upon the hundred dollars. And these additional taxes too, which the property j .holders pay, are applied to purposes particular-j lv benefitting property. . Thus for guarding the | i-itfk' i-,an'8 house, and-keeping the streets in good j +V.O nnw man. without, ei- I A*;0r UUri lUgC) utv/ iuuii^ ?, .v..^ ^ _ __ thet, pavt' ->n e(lual tax. This state of things j Should ceaaC- * am'in favor of a well organized town guftfd?Si '-fr as we now hive?but it should be supported by .contributions principally from those who are princiX''-v benefitted by it The property tax should be ,.ncr?-ased, and the poll tax diminished?and if the co"Pc 'rat'on has not the authority at present to do it, let them pray the next Legislature for an extension cf their charter, that they may be enabled still t-a .maintain a municipal police, and establish at the 3. me time, a'-systcm of taxation more in accordance with EetUL RIGHTS .r X'l mn TnE'CAMDEx jovrSal.' Mr. Editor: There is a homely adaoe, that 'sauce for the goose is sauce for the gamier."? Let us apply it. -"Old Harry" proposes to raise seventeen millions of dollars en the credit of the United States, as national banking capital, and "the Carolina party," par excellence, make the welkin ring with tire cry, "corruption," "plun?? "pnUhnrv ,if /),? Tonnu for the benefit of the few." This is the "sauce for the goose." Now for the gander.?A proposition is made in the Legislature to stop borrowing millions on the credit of the many for the benefit of the pampered, arrogant and aristocratic few, at a great loss to the State?it is voted down by the party!! So "the sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander." "Corruption and plunder" by Clay and his myrmidons, "stir the blood to melting," but there is no"deeo'damnatl-tn"?no "curses long and loud," when perpetrated by the, days of-the*party when perpetrated for their own aggrandizement. Again?Clay proposes to unite private and public stocks in his "Fiscal Bank," with the use uf the people's money, alledgingthat its proprieL ty is "no longer an open questionf" and the pat| .riotic souls of the party (the wire-workers I .mean,) are filled with horror and indignation.? But-his Excellency Gov. Richardson, proposes a reimiiarSunton of public and private funds, alledg- j iing too, that its propriety* is "no longer an open question,"?and a thousand parly trumpets echo, '"it is no longer an open question." Let us illustrate?The needy, arrogant and unscrupulous few, under false and fraudulent pretences, have possessed, themselves of the common property of ;thc many?the schoolmaster however, has been abroad?the ignorant and duped multitude are : a wakened to a just apprehension of the fraud and Tobbery?.they demand restoration, and are coolly ;told "it is no longer an open question!!!" Mr. Editor, what are we to UnnK ot uus gross inconsistency?this seemingly treacherous profession of principle? Were the party?the initiated?false from the beginning, in their clamor ifor the "great conservative principle?a divorce of Bank and State?" And if so, was not their skill in projcclibs at fault? Did they "not put that ball in motion," with a miscalculated mo .mentum, shooting it bctjoiul their mark, and en ilangeriiig, in its sweeping career, the strong hold 'of their power? Let it roll on?"sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander." "DELIVERANCE AND LIBERTY." :FOR Tin: CAMDEN JOURNAL. 'At a meeting of persons at Society Hill, friendly to the establishment of a Religious periodical ;in Charleston. S. C. under the patronage of the Denomination, the following Preamble v and Resolutions were unanimously'adopted:? Whereas, it is desirable to establish a reli-gious paper in the city of Charleston, under the patronage of the Baptist Denomination, and whereas the Editor of the Biblical Recorder and Southern Watchman is about to discontinue that paper, and his subscription list can be obtained, j Therefore, ^ Resolved, That the present time presents * favorable occasion, for making an effort to establish the'proposed paper, ana thit it' be done -on the following preliminary principles. 1. That, as. soon as- one hundred and fifty shares at ?25 00,he subscribed for, the Stockholders shall be authorized to proceed to the organization -pf a society for the establishment .carryingon*of the proposed paper. F -jl.'Tfiat, the society *hall be organized on the jpfinoiple -of limited, partnerships, viz: That no tfitockholder .shall be bound for more than the shares that he takes, -and tiiat the agents of the Society shall be liable in their own persons and property for. the excess in their contracts beyond Ihe assets furnished. a That, as all the stockholders present have -- - u. agreed to accept a voluntary agency, in ooiam.ing stockholders in the above concern, they are requested to make. a. report of the resyltof their agency, to a'Committee to be hereafter.appointed in Charleston, on or before the 20th .January, 1842. 4. That, if by the 20th January 1842, one hundred and fifty shares shall be reported to the .Committee as subscribed for, the said Commitis authorized to make the purchase of the g 'ubscrption list of the Editor of the Recorder & Watchman, at eight hundred dollars out cf the amounts arising from payments on the , ^^That on the 22nd January 1842, as many ? -aeide in Charleston, together gf stockholder15 uo *"? ? ? k with aa-v otht* H'ockbojdera, that may be in.atM* tendance^" pe^n o( by proxy' on that day, be authorized to ,1 and adopt a system of M julep ten their government, upon such princi. r r ' <r *. " . ?* plea and in such form'as shall be in conformity with the principle of limited partnerships, and farther to proceed in making 6uch arrangements for the setting up of the paper, in the appointment of an Editor, the contract for printing and distributing the paper,' and the appointment of ah agent to advance its interest, as to them shall seem" proper. > 6. That to enable'the Committee' to make the purchase .as above stated, each stockholder is requested to send down to the Committee on or before the 20th January 1842, the amount of 86 25 on each of his shares. 7. That Brother L. Watkins, be requested to1 Jrocure stockholders in this concernjand that Dr. ohnson be requested to write to such individuals in different parts of the State, as he may deem likely to give their aid in carrying out the design of establishing the paper. 8. Resolved, That Brethcrn James C. Ftrcman, M. T. Mendenhall, and A. C. Smith, be the Committee under the 3d and 4th articles as above stated. , |1 9. Resolved, That the following caption be 1 used by those who may become agents for ob- [1 taining stockholders, viz: We whose names are hereunto ^annexed, do |1 agree to take the number of shares, opposite to j our names, and to pay the amounts called for 1 from time to time on these shares in conformity j with the requirements, that shall be made by a j I Ko rMrronitrcwl fn* ttio a at nhl ieh mpntarid I I SUVlCijr iv vt vigauibvu ? , I support of a Religious Periodical in the city of Charleston, under the patronage of the Baptist denomination. N. B. The agents will please to observe in copying the caption, the third and fourth articles in the resolutions, together with the names of the Committee in Charleston, appointed to receive the money called for in those articles, and to make report to the Committee by the 20th January, 1842. P. S. Any friend to the design contemplated in the preamble and resolutions above, is authorized to copy the caption in the 9th article, become an agent, procure stockholders, receive j the money, and make returns, and report to the j Committee in town. W. B. JOHNSON, Chairman. j ; James C. Fcrmam, Secretary. | IN ACT. ' To extend the Bounds of the Jails of the several Judicial Districts of this Stale. St ?1- enacted, by the Senate and House of Repi .esc ntatives, now met andsittng in General AssemLV^ by the authority of the same, That fromai.'d a.fter the passing of this Act, the limits and bounds the Jails of the several Judicial Districts ofthi's State be, and the same are hereby extended to the limits and boundaries of the Judicial Districts in w??ch they are situated. ' _ v. . . : Sec. 2. That all prisoners in execution in any civil Drocess. who mav be minded to take the benefit of the prison rules, shall be obliged, not only .to render the schedule now requ.:r.?d, but shall also, at the expiration of the notice prescribed under the Insolvent Debtors' and Pi.:sob Bounds Acts, respectively, assign and surrender, . as far as in his power, the property mentioned < , in said schedule, and in default of such assign. . meat am! surrender, the bond for the rules shall i be forfeited, and the defendant may be committed | to the body "of the Jail. Sec.3. That the condition of the bond which the Sheriff is required to take, be made to conform with the provisions of the law as modified by this act. i- 1 1 ' MARRIED?On Tuesday evening, the 21st inst. by the Rev. Mr. Phillips, Thomas S. Anderson, Esq. to Miss Flora E. Levy, all of this | town. On the 5th inst. by the Rev. John A. Kennedy, Dr Wm. L. Lewis, of Red River La. to Miss Arabella E. R. eldest daughter of George E. Peay, oi Fairfield District CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. nrrf : I ! lb. 4 ! 5 Baton, ' : : s & 8* 10 Beeswax, : : : 18$ 2o Zfa/e /Jopc, : : : lb. 10 12? Bagging, i : : yard 24 26 Cofec, : : : lb. 15 16 Corn, i ; : bushel 45 50 Cotton, ; ; :: lb. 7 8$ Feathers, . ; ; : lb., 37$ 40 Flour, ::: barrel 6 50 7 00 Fodder, : : : cwt. 75 1 00 Molasses, : : : gal. 33 ? 50 Sugar,' : : ' 8 14 Salt, : : : sccfc 2 50 Tobacco, : : : lb- 9 50 Peas, : : ' bushel 43$ 50 Potatoes, sweet, : : " do. 37$ 50 Irish, : : bar'l. 3 25 Rice, : : : bushel 3 50 4,00 Powder, : : keg 6 00 6 50 j\ otice. THE subscriber having purchased of T. A' Hague Esq., all of his right, title, and interest in the Planters Hotel, Books, Notes, Accounts I and Stock on hand, respectfully solicits all those having demands against the former (irm of Hague & Gilford, or the subscriber individually, to present them for settlement, .and those indebted to call and pay, as soon as convenient S. K. GilFFORD. December, 29. Fresh Garden Seeds. THE subscriber has just received a complete sup. ply of fresh garden seeds, of the growth of 1841, which he offers to his friends, on good terms. ALSO-'A consignment of choice Double Dahj lias, Geraniums, Hose Trees, Oleanders, Jessamines, | See. Sec. which are offered to the ladies at New I Vnrk nrices. He will also recieve in a few days, a lot of choice Peach Treas. Nectarines &c. JAMES R. McKAlN. December, 19. Camden Debating Club. The following is the question for debate on Thurs. day evening next:? Should the Legislature five the State Bank a controlling influence over th9 monetary affairs of the State? Notice. I forewarn all persons from trading for a note of hand of mine, given to Jeremiah Moore, dated the I6tli of Novembor last, as it was given/or unsound property. C. BAILEY. , December 29,~1841. ftotice. Dr. J. Lee lias returned to Camden," and win remain a short time. - , iLil ^ Stayed, From-the subscriber, oij' Sunday tiio I-3th inst., a light bay Jiorse Muloi having marks of gear.? Any person giving information so that I got him, shall bo reasonably rewarded. \VM. H. PEEBLES. Sumter District, 16 inilcs below Camden. December 29, 1841; f ; 1 % ? ... To Uirc. THJJ advertiser has a boy about 15, and a wo. man about 24 ycar&of age, to biro for the ensuing year. Enquire at this Office. December 29. 1 ; Kc^imenltai Order, To (lie fifth Regiment of Cavalry. A Regimental Court Martial is hereby ordered to De held at Columbia on Saturday the 15th i day of January next, at t^n o'clock, A. M. for the ' trial of all defaulter^ iThe Captains are re-i quired to make a return >f the defaulters in their' respective companies tq the President of the Court. The Court to consist of Major Davis, President; Capt. Jaines Adams, Capt. T. Ancrum, Capt. A. Taylor; Capt Manning, Lieut. Hampton, Lieut R. Richardson. By order of Jas. B. CicHARnsox, Col. JAMES CUES NUT, Jr. Dec. 29. Adj't 5th Reg't. Cavalry; *0*The Carolinian will give the above one insertion. . ' J. C. RENDEZVOUS DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS, ) DKCKMCKR id. 1311. $ Semi-Annual Parade. , BY order of Capt. Dikinson, the DeJvalb iti- j fle Guards will parade at their Rendezvous i on Saturday the 8th of January next, at ten o'-: clock, A. M. CDefaulters at tliis parade will be double fined, and the members will come prepared to pay their setni-annual contributions. W. B. JOHNSTON, O. & liANDS TOR SALE. IN E Q L'lT Y?Lancaster District. John C. Baskin and others, vs. Isbon Ingrcm and others. BY virtue of the decree of the Court of Equity made in the abovd case, I witl offer for sale at the store of Capt. Thos. L. Clyburn, in Lancaster District, on the third Monday, 17th- of January, .1842, the following Tracts of LAND, situate in Kershaw District, belonging to the estate of Chan's-''ingrem: ..One Tract, containing 419 at/re^on the west side of Little Lynches creek, adjoining lands of Benj. llaile, James Haile, Nathaniel Hough, and L. Ferguson. Also, One other Tract, containing 124 acres, on i.he east side of said creek, adjoining the above tract, and lands of James Baskin. Terms?As much cash as will p*y costs; the balance on a credit <jf one and two years, with in *orest from the day of sale. The pu're baser to give bond and good security. " JAS. IL WITHERSPOON, Jr. Dec. 15. 1841. ![?3] *c. e. ? D* Six strays taken up, VIZ: one Steer, ahuut five years old, white and red; two iW Cows, one old and the other yountr; two VOUfr1? Heifars, about two or ?l>r<x? years'old; ono wt?itjb and red young Steer; all marked with a slope -?r strip laken from the upper side of one ear, anJ a slope or strip from the under side of the other e.tr. No brand visible. ErThey will be put in ci'ose confinement, and jt is requested tnat uie owner w. " m prove his property and take them .way and pay all charges for keeping. JAMES GHESNUT. Mulberry, Dec. 17. Tlie Renowned Horse, BEETBAHD, JTTiTIO?^ WILL aland the next season at the plantation of tho subscriber, in Clarendon county, Sumtor district, and be let to mares at seventy-five dollars the season, and one dollar to the Groom. The money for the season, or a negotiable note given be. fore the mare is taken away. Gentlemen sending mares from a distance, to the care of the subscriber^ s. I can liave them fed at fifty cents per day. Every j care will be taken to preveut accidents or escapes, but' no liability for either, should they occur. DESCRIPTION BERTRAND, JUNIOR is about 5 feet, 2 inches high, of a deep chcsnut color, without any white, of perfect symmetry, great muscular developemcnt, and commanding appearance. He was foaled on the 2d oi April, lo-ji. PEDIGREE. BERTRAND, JUNIOR was sired by tlio famous horse, old Bertrand, wlio was got by old Sir Arcliy, whose pedigree I deem unnecessary to give. His dam E.'iru, (full sister to tlio well-known horse Gulln. tiivOjby the imported Bedford; g. dam, tlio imported mare Mumbrino. Bertrand Junior's dam, Transport, was got by Virginius; her dam the celebrated running mare Nancy Air. For her pedigree see American Turf Register, vol. 2, pago 309.) Virginius was got by the imported horse Diomed: his dam, Rhea, was got by Chatham; his g. dam by Eclipse; his g. g. dam by the imported horso Shark; his g. g. g. dam by the imported horse Silver Eye; his g. g. g. g. dam by tho imported Horse Valiant. I deem it unnecessary to trace tho pedigree of Bertrand, Jr. further, as his stock is ?o well known throughout the United States. Transport, his dam was never beat-' en a four mile, nor never put up in a race of four miles, after a mile and a half; and never lost but one race, and that n tliree mile handy cap race, and then not in condition. ?i i.a.:? J ... tney were at throe yeirs old, with a single blemish, and bis appearance that of a colt The season to commence on the first of February, and end on tho first oT June. Servants boarded gratis. No cccommodation for white men coming with mares. They must board somewhere in the neighborhood. WILLIAM H. B. RICHARDSON. Dec. 6. ? 14tl. : STOIE3* TjlROM the Guard Room, on Sunday. li .ho h.0l llirpo RPITS and BAYONETS. The Council will pay a reward of Twenty Dollars for the convietiuH of (lie thief, and the recovery of the articles. By order of the Council^ R. L. WILSON, Recorder. 1 ML. ' l *' ' L Jit?' _ . - ' t > ' t- ; ?.%: "> M ' ' - f 1 " ? . ?1I l?i I.II f.' .? t '\ |H . miMll ill III I't Exerutiv.e 3)epa>1iiieat, % NO VEviiihii &V 1841 I,RO(.J,.\;vlA'i 10^. Byjiis ExcejUnt'y JOHN P. IUCHARDSON, Esquire, Guuernor and Cjiiima n Jer-in^Jiirf in "and veer the Slate nf South Carirlinh. ' WHEREAS, information litis been receivetf at " tlris Dcpirlnient, that on l!> i.ijlil <>1 the' 3-ilh ui .jajjiujuuci - just tt- .urrfc mruunjua. uuetJipi w?i made by some person unknown, t) mtiuivr orm "T. VV. Ilafley, of Colloton Districts Now Knot*- ye, f tiiat .td the, end justice nwy be dune, the otT/i.d- J or brought to legal trial, I do hereby offer a regard of One Hundred and Fifty Dob'-us, for his appro- j hension arid delivery into, any j iil of this SfatpGircn fnujpr my hand.and the Seal of-Uie State, at Columbia, llie 3i)tli dujf of November, eighteen hundred and forty-one and iff tlic sixtj'-mth je'dr of the Independence of the United .Slates of Ameri. <* ' % > . " - L JOHN P.. RICHARDSON. By the Governor, M. Labor or:, Sec'y of ."'Life. ' tIia Equity-Iurshnw i?isi?ic4.! Joseph B. Kersjiiiw, by his Guardian, John M. DeSautwure, vs Win. W. L ing, Adin'r..of A. Brevard, Robert A Young, cl uh B.d. In conformity with the tl crec of the Court of Equity at its June sitting, 1M1, 1 will s< li before lite Court House door in Cnnul-u, on the. first Aloudiy in January next, a Np.oro Fei.nownanted Henry, a good carpenter, aged about 21, on a credit of 12 months. J. .CAN 1'EY,}-Jr. Gomtn'r. n,,n i r.ir.o Pr?i rnn wo o*. COMMISSIVE* 3 SALE. W. VV. L ?ng, Adin'r. i . vs. > Bill acc't sale Ro.tl Estate. , H. C. Brevard, ct al. 1 | In obedience to an order from the Cpurt of Equity,. | at its June setting, I will offer lor sale on the second j Monday in January next, the whole of the Estate of Dr. Alfred Brevard, dc;'d. consisting, as far as can i be ascertained by the Commissioner, of One Tract of Landj ' containing 819 acors, more or loss, on the waters of Sanders' creek, bounded by lands originally laid out | to James Kershaw, John Giihraiih, and lands belong' ing to the Estate, of Saoijjci Matins: i ONE 0 TIIE It Tft A 0 T OF LA -YD, Ion the ivater> of (Jum Swamp, cmus'ining U40 acres; more.or less, bounded northeast wards by' lands laid out to J"hn Miiih nks, ami part by vacant lands, and on all sides by. v.icnlt land*, originally laid out to James Tate, in !785;\ j ABOUT :)W\ACTiES OF LAND, on the waters of Twenty.live Mile Creek, boundaries ' not yet distinctly ascertained; ABOUT l,"t00 ACHES OF LAND, on the west side of the Watoree River, sit miles above C under., being the plantation formerly occupied hy Edv/u'd C. Brevard, deceased; afterwards, by Col. Benjamin T. EJmore, dr.c'd.; ' ONE OTHER PLANTATION, on the cast side of the Watoree River, containing about500 acres, being the plantation lately occupied by E. J. Brevard, decoasi d; , . , ONE IIOUSE, . with all necessary outbuildings, with 23 acres .of land, in the village of Kirdwood, occupied iu sum: mcr bv M i-s. 11. C. Bnv ril, and bounded north-by Kirkwood bran^b, east hy Carter's Mill Tract, south and east by the C. r'"r Tract and Perkins' land, and westward by John Vv'hi'aker's; about 123 APSi'oes. Some of them young and li.k' ij',' I . - THE CAMDEN JWUSE, 'occupied hy Mrs. II. C. B.evara, with tue following lots attached thereto, to-wit: Nos. 5i3T 533. 531, 530, j 5'11, 540, 538, 537, as will be seen by reference to j the plan of said town, bounded cast by' Fair street, I south by King strcot, west by Lyttletou street, and north by Carter's lots; TWO LOTS, I know.i in tl*c plan of Ihc town, as Nos. 319, and o.'-O, ! bounded south by Kmg street, west by-N?s. 318, 317, \ anil 31(i, north by pirU Ngs. 317 and 324, east by j Nos. 323, 322, and 321, adjoining Jots belonging to I Bonds Cotiuvray; 0?jVZ? OTHER LOT\ known as No. 7I<?. sotttb of M. M. Lavy's, and run' ning through to M'?i street, bounded north by No. 717, cast by Mill strcc., south by York street, and west by Fair street; ONE OTIIER LOT, j known as No. 942, south of .Miss Mary Kershaw's, | runing through, from Fair to Mill street; 20 Shares in the Camden Bridge Company; all. tho Household Furniture etc.; all the Plantation Stock, such as Horses, Mules,Cattle, J logs; and Panning Utensils. The sale will continue iron 1 d'y to div ririti! thf ? ?' -< ?r?T I>r??..A WI1OI0 18 fJiSJlOSC Of. II it- J. .ilIUUIH unv* 1 Fanning Uioiwils will lie sold at the Plantation, after tlic sale in Camden. Tin' Negroes, I/inris, Lois and Bridge Slock will I e sold before the Courthouse door; the Funntorc at the ressdencc of Mrs. Brevard. Terms.?A credit of one, two and threo years, will bo given; interest payable niinnuily, with bond, mortgage and a'nple-pewonal security. JAMES CANTEY, Jr. Comm'r in Equity K. D. Comm'rs Office, Nov. 1811. (CTThc Soutli Carolinian and Charleston Mercury will publish the above till the sale, nnd forward their accosts to the Commissioner in Equity. At dm LiiSMi -fy -K fllC* BY order of e rdm ?y ?*.' >iun: r District will be sold at tlic lain residence of Jeremiah Pitts, | deceased, on tlic second Monday in Junuury next, the following properly, to.vvit: TWENTY, NEGROES, i 14 head of Horses, 08 head of ('attle, 13;" head of Hogs; 1200 bushels <>f Corn, 10,000 lbs. of Fodder, Household and Kifrhon Furniture, Plantation and Carpenter's Tools.' Terras made known on the day of sate. Nov. 27. I M. PITTS, Adrr.Y. HOUSE .FOBS THE Honso how occupiedJ>y II. Ilolicyman, Jr. and tormcrly by James P. Lcfnierc, will bo sold on I lil>pr:rl terms. The situation is one of the he't in Town for business. For further particulars, apply., to I Nov. 17 7t. W. McWILLlE. $ v - * * . *# "?L .. v. - v : ft :f '*c ' ' :~" v . * IV - , ; ijj * V .Jar. < ; ' .>- ' - ' ^ pf "" ' V jJj il2or?vra-^c &rtie.. ^ * . d will sell onr tluj fiifjj *^fcr?u.?iiiv iri Jiinnury next, af liic Court xjjiuHCylftt i~ o'e.oe.'t, "VI. i!u; following four Niigrou.-j ri.ui. ritm.g^hir^lciilv r fcr.rt tlirec cliil(Iien, to-ivit: "DayJuli/jiifeHi ?Coyt 3i>, Hit .d.I aged aixiui 12, Margaret agf.-d'aboiii 1,), a: <i- Katy, -aged about 4'years, 10 ibfc'cksc--. u,?ipj'lgugts!o?i wi'td Negroes, oxtoutetl by Janice W'\ fJantey- to '1 l;cinia? Wni taker tuuJ Joint M:. D^SkuiwU'c,. ai.d told under'' _ ^ .... said Mortgage 'as bia property.; " . Terms uiadelinowu on the dhy of pale' Purtffi# sera tqpay ftu'titles. __ * B. .jjjlA^, Agent. Vvc. 11 . Pr'aAe," ~ , - ?r~? ' / ' . ' ?lari'i?p* ... , ? , % BY \'ru:e ol'snn ley i-jceciiti )hs to ine dirrctnif' -will be sold ! for, tin- .Giiuct House door i it" I. unitien.'on ili^lirst Motility ?t?d Tuesday in ? v * January next, the lotltiwirtg property, viz. ^.v * One Jh'gro bjy nfliitd timely li fK^fcuponaitd to be sold, as the property of lliqh.nd HVaity al the operate suits of Roby,?i na and CrW\?4lp beafer^y G. S. C. brScinunjiSioiut Junes Connor. The store house and-lot nnvy oc npied hy Mr, Lewis Jnhn&na, situated on Bipailstrief, and knot^jf in the piatruf'the town-el Camden, Jiy iiLinl.er muL thi usii .il ailJ thiily five, (il)>!5) tairimg a fmftt 011 I'madslreft-'of oxU-i.dini? in depth t :t.,twar Jlp, two hldldrtdind eiooty tour fret. Also, A li ifiat lot -h i.aleti mi Market Slretd.'acd-k'rfo'tl^^^v in 'lie ului. rf l lie i.-'w n . : t ai.d.-n, i>y.llu: Omiibet' o .e thousand arid wixtv s x.. (KiClii nieasurihj^tl^;.'r.o: tain n-r a tVp.'tou M.rfe'el street'o^srfSj^^e i.-i t, a.id t xtei ding i?i depth w? si ward vVY- ojHn-' - ">* drill ..i d -i^ty h'lir feet llrrh I-vied ii| on and to * in* sold' .is th "p.ojH'ity" of William R. Y'oung, at-" the suit 'f John M. ftiuion. - . One Urge t ract of .Land, o ivhieb.th/ defend* unt resit.i s, on little Lynches creek. Tlfro are on the pi Finises, a good dwel.i g House, with all . - y the oth<T neeeiR.ry buildings, a.so. a Gin House v and Screw, a good Grist Mill, w'ith two sqlls of L<nnn nn?l n irrwul ft:? ur Milt nil in onlf?!*. b ucded on the pert!) <ast by ilie lands of T. P. Ballard, and on the fit ntbiffstby the lands of Get*. C'nniW and Wttfiam Tolbii. Also. 18 Nee roes; levied up an ,.nd to be hold as the properly of John WilMhisu at the Se parate suits of ^ A. G Crosaell, Jesse DeBiuhl,?. & F. MiitEe- (< son nnd otliPfr ' . - . ^ 1 B.srouclre and1 .pair of Honrs, levied upon and to bo sulil.as the property of S. A. Mathien at the. '-j suit f 11. F Sadler, assignee. 2 Negro. s, lr\ii duponahd lobe sold as the prop- ,.J ertv of Lewis Peebles, at the suit of C. J. Shan- 'i nou and others. . , 2 ; he s'/Tf house and lot now occupied by Capt. i h J 13 \h?i:gy. liituoted on Broad Street, aud known n i .r plan ol tin* town of Carnden,by the number'' one tjntiisand one hu dr? d and ninety seven (1197.) "fy. rnensuring and containing a front on Broad Street v a of sixty six feet..and extending in de, th. eastward- ^ 1 v, one hundred and ninety eight feet, levied upon ** nnd to be sold as the : rboerty of Judah Barrettj-at the suit < f Thomas Wells. . g " Also?The houses and lotjiow cccbpied by Ah* ~Y, . guste Masse eau, as a Bakcfy, situated on Broad' " . Street; and known in the ptanol the town of Cam- ^ den, by the ntinrl-cr of one thousand one hundred < -and ninety six (119(3.)-.measuring 4fful confdimng- a fronton 1 roadStieet ofsixly six feet," and extend-iog in depth eastward'y, two hundred aodaixtS? / four feet, levied upon and'o be sold as the property7- . s ofjud-.li Barrett. M thb snit of Thomas .Wells Also?One lot on, which there are three, smal bnildings. situated on the Southeast corner of Mar-. ' ket aud RuJe-fge Streets, known in the pfattof the " . $ ' town of Camden^bv the-number one thou-and 'and eighty nine (168!') measuring and containing a ... 1 front on Market Sure t of sixty six leet," and ex- ^ . rending in depth on Rutledge Suettone hundred^. ."rf-ninMy isket?mid to be oolit -OS -? ; the property of Jitd. h Barrett, at Mr sult-nf Tho- / -ft mas We'ls. .A U>?The honscs and lot now occupied l>y Mrs. S. A.Mntiiicu, situated on Broad Street, and ( .notvii in the pl.in oftbe town of CiiQ(teny..by the r 'u number one tbousnnd' and. thirty four,' (1034) moastiriiio and rontainino a front on Broad Street ? of sixty six fppt, and extending in de.tth eastward- -r ly, one hundred and u i.etv eight feet, leiied^ujion and to te sold a* the projiertyof Judah Barrett, at"' > x the suit ol Thomas wells. *" 'rA..<. ' Tlie same property will be so*d at the suit of Michael Lorick.. . . * Terms Cash?Purchasers Jto payfer papers. ' B. GASS. S- K. D. ! J?'c- '3. i; loot ion iVofice: . I In obedience to an order fromAhe-T&Scchtirellc-' ' portnient, an election is-hereby ordered td bo held on '' .... th e second Monday and the day following in January next, for Sheriff of Kershaw District, to fill tho va3"" cancy occasioned by the resignation of Benjamin ?. Gass, Esq. Managers of Elections will attend at . j their respective polls on the day appointed, proceed to hold said e'ectipn, and make their returns accor-Tf * ding to law. " , - ? ' GEO. Q. MelNTOSH, c. c. r. k. d. Clerk's Office, Nov. 24,1841. I "* . . , . I ' We arc authorized to annonnee * BENJAMIN GASS, Esq. as a candidate for Clerk %of the Court, ut the next election. ? ? Seasoned Lumber. ^ F'.'U' thus i et of SEASONED LUM!1.' JON i ' iJTG _ -? ~ '< :'i I New Tailoring Establishment. W The subscribers respectfully announce to the citizens of Camden and its vicinity, that they" have formed a copartnership under the stylo of BBLDEN &. WATSON, and have taken tlic stand formerly occupied by Mr. William Scvprns, one door north of the Masonic Lodge, where they wijl execnta -jfith neatness and dispatch, in the most fashionable ..,..i? ii ?.n.i. it,.;, im? nf tnmincss. Beinir prac? .... <> ... w,v? ,_ tical and experienced ' workmen, and determined lo use every exertion in their power to give satisfaction, they hope to merit and receive a literal share of 'patronage- : > All work warranted to fit, or no charge mado. ' A. J. BELUEN," > ' 'v W. M. WATSON. Nov. 3, 1811. Vc . -. ... Sv _ ' We are autliorizeil t uuuonnce W ILLlA.MCARLISLE, as a candidate forSheriff oi this Lhsiii'jl, nt the ensuing election. ' vj r?r , i? WZ&2T I' T. I ? **?8% BOOK-DIM) ETt, CIIADI.OTTE, N. C. * * /J j FFERS hia services to the citizens ol Camden, S. vy C. and its viciiylv, end^assures those who may ^ patro/lizc him .that from the promptness and style fa , t which he . . ..-..j .. ' faction. . * " / ... ttTl'ersons-wishing binding done, con, by leaving * ' ? - T 1 f\CZ^ it tneir vvorjc ai uiie oainuen jouiuoi u?iw, ??? ? -Forwarded an returned withputany dxjknw* for ea. liagc. Nov.24. x y :*% ; } * V .* - >" ' * . '* ' t ? .