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It i?? s*>wa?a?? ctob ii?" Oilicc of Idolpho Wolfe, | j Sole Importer of Schiedam Aiomatr: {. Schnapps. ' |s \rt. 2-2. Beaver-street* If rXf.w York, November 3, 1868. 11 ' ' d WHEN THEI'UKfi MKDICINAI, 1 RESTORATIVE^ now so widely e known .>s WOLFE'S" SCHIEDAM f SCHNAPPS, was introduced into the ' i is world under the endorsement of four j thousand leading members of the inedifcal jirofissioh soihb twenty yeari ajro; a its proprietor .was well aware that it tould not wholly escape the-penalty attached to all new and useful prepara- ^ tions. lie, therefore,' endeavored to s ' - f J o HH with ngcst po&siDie saieguard apinst counterfeiters, and to ! |^H| r< ndor all attbinpts to pirate it difficult BHr and datigerolis. Ft was submitted to distinguished chemists for analysis, and ^ p;[ pronounced by them the purWt'jipitit (V; ever manufactured! Its pitrity and properties having been thds astcHaincd, B samples of the article wctc forwarded to ^|B t ii thousand physicians, including all Is the leaning practitioners ill the United |HH States, for the purposes of experiment. H A circular, rcr|tioting a tiia! of the preparation and a report of the result, ,J :R hccoillpanied each ' specimen: Four ^B thousand o1 the^eminent medical j KB men in the Upton proTjip'tly.responded. ^B Their Opinions of :hc nrriclehvere un>ny'.Bj iiuously favorable. Such a preparation C ^R they said, had long been wanted by tbo P W profession, as no reliance could be placed on the ordinary liquors of eom- 0 " - 11 f | L 'l C -n wpp4? more or Jess 1 T HV 11 forcej ?jji ui n iMvu ? v v ?? adulterated, and therefore unfit for 1 WB medical purposes. The peculiar excel1R lonee and strength of the oil of jduitn r, ^ f- which formed one of the priucipal in- c B- gradients of 'the Schnapps, together R with au uii:ill?yed character uf the aloo11? hoi element, give it, in the estimation ! of the faculty, a.marked superioiity J B over every other diffusive stimuLat as i W tliur< tie, tonic and restorative. These satisfactory credentials fio'in Lprofessi'tnal men of the highest rank, i were published in a condensed form I nnd enclosed with each bottle of the I ^ Schnapps; as one of it,.s genuineness ? B ();her { re -uutinns^agninst fraud tvorc } ' R also adopted ; a pate flit wis obtained* Jotj B the article, llni label was copy righted, a | ' B /<" sivu'le of the proprietor's autograph : i W " signature w?s at inched to each label and ' ^ j Covor, his uame ami that of the prcpar tit ion were sealed with liis private seal. I' | No article had ever been sold in this I fottntry under jhc name of Schnapps prior to the introduction rf WoIi'o.'h I r, Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps,-in 1851; nnd the label was deposited, as his trade { mark, in the United District Court for j j" the S'?u.hern l'isirict of New York duling that year. ' l It might "be supposed by persons nn- j .? t- .1 ...,,t. if,,, ilurinn i-linracf or of! r' PiK'ljUUIOU'U nun ? . )he pirates who prey upon the rcputa- i tion of honorable ineri'bffctTs'lry rendinsr i a' tloL't-flolt" trtMi under their tin . o, that I the protection* carefully thrown n-! I1' ruind thee Schnapps wnfld have pre-1. eluded the introductions and sale of counterfeits They .H?t;ui, however, oritv t? havejtimul t *d tlic TJinaeity of uu- " jtnstuis. 'J im trade mirk of the j?r??- j k prietor lr*s b"cn stolen; tlnf indorse-1 " ft nf<M|f which !:'< * Sebi'Thm "Ar??lll itic 1 (:" H ditMpps I'hiH; received I'Mltk the modi- ; J? Hp e.il ?r<.1 > -~i. i h.-s'lto&r elarfried bj men-1 ' tl icious liu'nbji :? : ItiHribfilft arid Bottles'! f !i ivc I ecu i isit.tted, his'advett i-etneu's j p trap! i rafted j Li? circulars copied j and ! wnr?.i' than all, dishonorable retailers}^' utter dispoMuor of the tretminc coritcnta j ! < 1* Iris bottles,.haves filled them up \fith : w cotnttion ?^it>. "tho most deleterious of I s? all li.ptirvi and thusmade bis. uameand 1 >L brand a Cover f r poison. Wf The public, the medical profession, j *" f find'the sit'k, for whom the Schiedam y Arorfiatid Scliuapps is prescribed as a I remedy, arc equally interested with the proprietor in the detection and suppres- j sion of these nefarious* practices. The Genuine article^ manufactured at. the establishment of the Undersigned in f Schiedam, Holland, is distilled from a j barley of the finest quality, and fla- j ' W torcd with an essential extract of the berry of the Italian juniper, of unequalled purity, lly a pcpcess unknown in ^ the preparation qf- any liquor, it is freed from every acriiuouious and cor- y rosive clement. Complaints have been received from J< the leading physicians and families in r Southern States of the sale of cheap ]3 imitations of flic Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps in those markets-; and truveller> who are in the habit of using it as st an antidote to the Xancful influence of unwholesome river water, testify that cheap sin, put up in Schnnpp bottles, is frequently pained off upon the irii h wary. The ng nts of the undersigned 1,1 have been requested to i-nstit.uii: iuqui- |i; ^ tics on the subject, and to forward to hiiu the names of such parties as they ' inay ascertain to be engaged in the j atrocious system of deception. In co?clusiou, tlve undersigned would say that lie has produced, from under the hands ? of the most distinguished inon ofscience In America, proofs unanswerable of the purity and medioioal excellence of the Hchicdam Aromatic Schnapps; that lie ~ bnc ovnended manv thousand dollars ill V"J?7 ; 7 ~r fcurroandtfrg it with gteamntees ana safeguards, which He designed -should protect the public and. himself against fraudulent imitations; that lie has sliowu _ it to be the only liquor in the world that can be uniformly depended upon as unadulterated; that he has challenged J i Investigation, analysis, comparison and s< experiment in all its forms; and from p every ordeal the preparation whrch d hears bis Dame, seal and trade mark, has }. omc off triumphant. He, therefore, wis it a duty-ho.owes to his felio\v:eit-_ J zvus generally, to the medial prof6s- 1 ion and the siclr, to denounce and ex- ' ?ose the charlatans who counterfeit hese evidences of identity-, and hecalh pon the press and the public to aid iiu in his efforts to remedy so great an vil. - . : The following letters and certificates rom the leading physicians and chem>ts of this eit^r will prove to the reader hat all goods sold by tho-uudcrsigned re ill they are represented to be. ': 1 IinnhPHO \lfVLR . The examination fias resulted in the ( onclubiun that the sanipleimntuine'dfitir ( uisoneuS or harmful 'iyl mixture, r 1 uve been -finable to disbovW a'rry tehee f' f the deleterious ?ubstanec3 wbi*h are f nljtinjcd tti fhc adulteration of liquors. > would- rv>t hesitate-to Use inyselt or to acornmerrd t<$ others,' fof medicinal pur- | ose?f) ihe Schiedam Schnapps as an- j xcclleufc and unobjectionable variety . f (Tiu,4" Very, feftfigtdfulty jours, r,\ (Sigrqotl',) v>;,.h ?-,r " Ctl AS A. SKELY. Cl.emist: ; g! ' Nhv. i'ORIC, No. ">-'> (Yd ir-st. j r November "2(h ' l^t>7. , iimr.rno IViji.Fp., , tVewiit: . ' Drtir Sir?I have Submit ted t>? elioui- | :al analysis two bottliS of ''Schiedam . t chnapp^" which T.took from iicka^c in your bonded ware In tfso. and , , iid, afi before, that the Spirituous Ji- j ^ nor is freti from injurious in^rtdifcnts I r J*aIsilicUtipn ; tliat it lias tlie murks .of I t'iag aged and .'not recently p-uparcd ) y utcchui'ical admixture of aand ' uinatius" livpcetfullv. I) AtAY'lili, >f ? , t. Chemist: (. Ntiw Vor{{, tuQsilaj*, Jiay 1, b 'not.rno Wolpk, Esq.: h Ji'tir air?The want ot'pu'C Wines id 'Liquors fi?r medicinal-purposes has j y . en long felt by the profession, and a iousatnis of lives have been sacrificed f the unadulterated article*. i>.li- o inn tremens, and other <ibea?c* b 1 the ain and nerves to rile iu this country, o e very rare iu Euro; e. owiiig, in a j e. cat d- groe, to the difference in tTie irityi?f the spit its add. f( We have tested the several art ides iported and sold by yon, including i fi >uf Gin, which you Sell under the . b true of Aroiuatio iichiedjju Schnapps, I liich we consider justly entitled to the i ri ah reputation it ha.<{ acquired in this h ma j'v: mid frun your long experience ! a foreign import.r, yuur jJuitled h in-s and l/iqiiofs dtoulJ- meet with : (J i i ? samg tf mayp. , i ui V/u wonkrhvtoimnmttl yon Ui appoint ' a :nc of the referable apotltyoytus in j ii'ctvilt parts ul tlie f*!i V J.s agents (or ; o: b sate of ynnr Brandies and Wines, i'J' here Tho profession c u obtain the j }?i uic when needed for me.lic-iu if purpo- ( ?. Wishing y mi success in your new cn-1 si rpfise, we'remain, Your obedient servants, ' *> \ ALEN'HNE MOTT, M. i)., Profes sor of Surgery, Uuiveiaity .^Judical tl College, New York. *w M. CARNOCII AN, M. P., 'Profcs- i, scr of Clinica' Surgery, Surgeon-in tl Chifef" to the State 1Jospital, &c., No tc 14 East Sixteenth street. B\YIS A. SAYItE, M. 31 j No. 795 ir Broadway. . P. DkWBUS, M. D., No. 791 n Broadway. ' w 3S. WOKSTER, M. P., No 120 Ninth street. a EPSON STEELE, M. P., No. 37 I Bleeker-Ptrect. p 3HN O'REILLY, M. ))., No. 230 ? Fourth street: tl . I. RAPHAEL, 31. P., Professor of the Principles and Surgery, New Yurk I. Medical College, Ac., No. 91 Ninth- ^ reet, and others. >\ Thq Proprietor also offers for Sale, p BOTTLED \YINKS & LIQUORS, j J. ii portal and bottled b.v himself, ex rt-slv for medicinal use. Each botllc :i J - ~ - ? -- , ? is his certificate of its purity. j f, CDOLPHO WOLFE. In ,DUC. ."1. . , < y oiu if DENTISTRY. I. ALEXANDER, | ,f Dl.JSTi.sT. . 11 TliETlI Cleaned, Filled, Ext meted, id Artificial Teeth, inserted iu the.;0 ATE.ST IMPROVED STVLE, for . lie LOWEST CASH PRICES. Patients waited upon at their resi- [ * euce if rcquet ed. / , Ofiiec, on Dread Street, above J. M. icgrand's Jewelry shop. Notice. IIAYINO rented the plantation of uhn A. Peay, I strictly lot bid all perms from hunting or fishing on any j cirtion of said plantation irom this I ate, without my permission. JOHN JACKSON. I feel botmd tosnyp.thatl regard our Schnapps: as being in every re- 1 pect,pre-eminently pure, and deserving 1 f medical patrcjiage.. .At) all events, t is the^mivst possible ahiifle of ftol- 1 md Oin, heretofore unobtainable,'atid ? iLi? j i s snch may oe surety prewnueu u? ihysicians. ~*IJ ' I if DAVID l/WO'TT.Tft- D. I'tanuacentical Chemist, N. Y. " 20 PlNE-STREET, NT. Y., .() j^ovpmbcr 21, 1807. Uootrrid Wotje, Esq., Imxcnt: j 'Dear Sir? I have made a chemical 1 xaiuinatibrrof a sample of your Setiicara 3$|jTi'app9,'.vrith the in'teuX of".Tie- , jniiining jt;any. foreign or injurious ub.sfcunee bad been addctfito' slmpl* ifitilled &niritS. ' . ' .t CT i TO MHS1PMKS. Improve your soil pcrma* nentiyi ' ,BY usingEKLtfS A3i.WOmTEJ) HONE SnPELl-PIIOSl'.rtA'lE, for Cotton,tTobacco, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Hyfe, Potatoes, Turnips, Grass tie. This is : s quick and tietifro, as Perurinu Guano, ancf coinmeiids itself above Atlier fertilizers-, to the. .farmer, and planter. Fur certificates of its efficiency, call it our store, 8nd you vrill find -such front |?nrri"9 lit homo, as well as abroad. We willyjoll this fertilizer at manufacturers prices. 'TjaUM Hl?0?, Jan. If?2m. Ajxt's. ^ COMMISSION MEKillAiVtS, ciiAklesto.x s. W AGENT% CHA!fl,0$TO>f' A YI5:IJ^\f?^^. T>0'9L 6?E>AM?H1P LfNK.' i. * Advances riiadb on shipments of Cotton. Itiee. and Naval Stores to Foreign and Dullest ie Ports. *5,1 ' >7 MVin ~AN ORDINANCEro RAISE SUPPLIES TOR THE YEAR 1869...: l!E IT 01iipAL\EL), >; llio Iotcnlant and Wardens of the Town of Jamden, South Carolina, in Conncil Assembled,tand by authority..of,Cbc same, that the_f"ollowiojr Taxes be, and ire hereby assessed for the current year, fl.rft is to say : < . Fiftv cents per One II arid rod DdN ars on the usscssed vufu'c of pll ini-,, iroved Town Lots, and one half of one ipr cenL addiiiqiJul. an the .vuluc^thereif h.r"n"^Vcil 'fait, ri(At td exceed two lollars on any ono Lot. Twenty-live cents per One Hundred :')oiiai-j on'all s.d?tS ol'. uo'M]^f.:dre^ und ncrehiiiidizc within Hie .seid Town, duinir the year 'oil# thousand '.eight hiuw I ) ? ? # ' ' i ? ' * .1 j I i I / Jl !rc?I ami >1x1}' cv?rlit. Kilty cents per' OncTlIiuidred Dolars on the! net incoimr on factorage, tnploy incuts. lacjllies and professions, including Uuntittrjr) exurci^ed within i lie said Town wiUiiu.. the year last I foresaid. : . Tin !) dlars 6u ca$h,-wagon: drawn, iy foir or more horses and Jet out 'for J'tvo jttch.wngon j^rawo !y four or i.U'.rc horses, and used exclufvoly by rlie owner. Five Dollars on each wa<rort drawn fy two IT three howta-, andtfot out for lire. . ... Two Dollars and Fifty Cents on each raeon drawn hy lwit or three horses, ; ?d used exclusively by the owner. Two dollars on each one horse wagon I r cart Itt'out lur h;i5. . One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents n each one-liorso waeon or cart, used sc'iisividy hv the owner. Figbt Dollars on each Ouinibus, and jur dollars on each Hack. Two Dollars on each pleasure Cariajjc of D'i?r^y or other vehicle drawn ) one liorjie. Four Dollar" oh cafcli pleasure Car-, age or Huggj" drawn by ttrorfe than one ' orse. , I Said Tax. Jo be levied on mil vehifc'Vs ubiluaUy employed in Llic Town of '.linden, whether owned by a resideilt rnon-iesident, and whether'drawa by horse or horses or other animals. A Capitation of Five Dollars .?t. 11 ...?L.*:.i....*. ,.* ?i... ^.u;.i ii:;i hii uii umiv j oraruva VI inv pmv. . own. between the ages or eighteen and xtv years. Twenty five I^jllars) per annum or II transient dealers in produce, pureha iglnr oilier:markets; . !< One Dollar for every dog owned or agf Vi'Uiiu flic ??<Mj'own?,. TTjT -A'-Y#x*brMiot.4?*wliSDUiw4rtk4hoflL lan ten dollar* per w?xk, payable in ivaiiec, on all fuon-rosidents engaged i selling goods by sample or otherwise, io actual amount to be paid by each, > be assessed by the Tax Collector. Fifty Dollars' for ti License fhfke'epig a Dilliard. Table. A Tax of FiVe IVillars 4m afi nonjpidems engaged in retailing Tobacco ilhin the corporate limits. - (%c Hundred.and.Sixty Dollars per nnura for a License to retiiil'Spirituous liqqprs withfu the said Town, to be aid quarterly in advance, and' said License not to be granted, for a less term Intu twelve mouths. Fifteen Dollars for an auctioneers license; and in each and every case h?ro a Liocnso is required by this kCt,an additional charge of five doL irs for the <71ork of Council shall be iid by the party applying for such Liense. "1 From Ten to Twenty-five Dollars'.on n i IM J...11.': '.V-Ia u j.uujic nnnvs uiiu eniurunui^n.m.n >t .hire, except tLi?e for a ,cTiarjitjible u'rposc, for each day, during which lie saine may L?c exhibited- or kept pen. A Fine of not loss than Ten Dollars or each offence IV.r forging; any Bills or )r>?ors< on tin? Corporation. All llrturn.4 for Taxes to be made on nth without distinction of persons. Thnt'rtll Ordinances and parts of Ordnances repugnant-thcrcto, be, and the uuie are hereby repealed. IATIFIKL) in Council, this thirtyfirst day rf December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred nii'd sixty-eight, and in the ninetythird year of the Sovereignty and Independence of the United States of America. A. A. MOOIIF, Infcndant. W. ClYburx, Clerk. * - ' ' A t?au #. ** UNITED STATUS MARSHAL'S SALS SOUTff CAROLINA DISTRICT BY virlne of a writ of fieri facias to 1 directed, issuing out of the HoPohrf) fhe United SfritcS Circuit Court fdr t District of South Carolina, I will expc For sale to tho highest bidder n't pub auction, at Camden; Kershaw' Ceunl on Monday, the fifst,,day of Fcbruai ISiJH, being the . first xMonday of t month, all the Right Title and Intor< I of the JjU?fen'raot in and to the folio' 'I ing property,- to-wit: One- Hotwe ami ?jo?j situated a>rLi arty Hill, in KerHhtf, containing 8c cn Acres, adjoining Lots of K. B. Cu ninrhanv, Kstate tit'. Wyatt Pattcrso , Wylie'Pattorwn .and others. Thgii .provfeirtprfts consists of a (ino Tvro Sto D wail i n g,i co u tain i n g tight sqharc rooi awd other necessary out buildings, Tl yaTd is. wfcft dVnamcnted with the fine ijhrubhery'and evergreens, j J,,(' ... -tt-?also-? TKA'CT No. 2, known as the lioav Creek Trty?t, slturited'in Kershaw,' co tailing Fourteen Hundred Acr* more or less, six miles east o{.. Liber Ilili, adjoining Lands of - James "'I Thompson. Estate ot'D. D. Perry ar others ; about One Hundred and Fif Acres in cultivation ; Land wpll adaptt to cotton and cereals improvements co sists of those usually found on a cottc plantation, such as Cribs!,; Siablcsj o Houses, Laborers Cabins, *&c. ' - i ai.su TItACT No". 3 known as the Terry Trac situ.-ited in Kershaw, near Liberty. Hil containing two hundred and fifty acre more or loss, adjoining lajids of Jam S. Thompson, .Daniel Kirkland, at others, ninety afcres in cultivation. Tl ;...nM?T..tiiiini? r>nn.(.)sf.<c of fhnse ilsha! uupiyii WW wr*r found on a plantation adapted t'orai ing cottcfu, corn &c. ?7?7A<LbO-r; , ^ TRACT No 4, known as the mil] plac sittthted In KerShaw, the tKrce-fourtl interosVof the dofcjndapt in thirty acr land, nlore or less, with ah over sh tuill in ruuning order, capable of grin ing scvotiiy-nVc,. b.u-)icls corn per da adji'iifing lands ofVJunjeg S. Tboiflpso] Gardner. Collins and other TK VCT^.o 5 k nown as the Rn.Sscl Pla< in Jyerslyifr, containing eight hundrt acre's, more of less, ninety acres iri ct tivation, adjoining lands of list. Wya Patterson^ist. McMillan, and qther This place is Well improved as .a cotti and grain farm, silch as Giu IIjusi uL'd ScrcW, grain houses, <fcc. ... A r.so?rTRACT No. 7, known as the Summc villo Place in Lancaster County, situ ted 20 miles from Lancaster C. 11 , ar two miliH from Liberty Hill, containir Kleven Ilundfcd Auics, more or lu.s adjoining lands of jistate of John Pe ry, Wiley Patterson, add others; Or Hundred and Fifty Acres in cultiv tiou, with the ordinary iuiprovemen of a cotton and grain farm ; feuciflg i good repair: ? ALSO 'I'.n \ t~*'V V., tt Irnmvii ns thr* Flemiri i'hicp, situated in Lniicistcr County, 1 inilcS from Lnncastcf 0. fl., and 1 miles f'hJiri Liberty Iliil, containin Fojr Hundred AercS. morn or less One Hundred arfd Fifty Acres in cu fivatiiin, adjoining lands of Fleminj Maekdy, Estate li.tiley, and othcrs.Tliis place has all the improvements i an ordiuary farm lor cotton and sim grain. -ALSO?? On Wednesday the i>rd of Fcbruar tlio following personal property a.t Lil crfy Hill, 20 tnilcs north-cist l'roi from CWfaddn, t will gell tweuty-si head prime males, two horees, utiot fifty head of Cattle, five wagonsaod large lot of farming utensils, &c.. Levic oo as the property of L. J. Ptfttcrsoi defendant, at the suit of Harriet Harr son plaintiff. TERMS Cash', pdrchaScr to.paj' tf Marshal for necessary papers an stamps. " J. P. M.1 K1TJNG-. V. S. Marshal. Jan. 1 ir.;;, St. IV THE U. S. DISTRICT G3IJRT Foil THE DISTRICT OF 8? C AHOLTN IN JiAXKRUFTCY. r .i u.. i' T >1.? T ft Tt-inl in ine ujun-or uiwuuii jj. rtipf. TO' WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. the undersigned hereby triyes tn tiec ufJiia appuintjneut as Assignee ( pffio, L.Jojie^yf Kershaw- County, an of South Carolina, within sai District, vtho has been arljudpfed u Banl mpt upon his .own petition, by W. ji Clawson, Register. All " persons ..indebted to the sai Bankrupt will make immediate pa; mcut to the Undersigned. ; , J. il.yGAYXJi,, Jan. 7?3t Assignee. ' r " c MUSICAL INSTRUCTION MISS CUIILLA 0. YOUNG, pupil of the New York Music Conservatory, will give lessons on tl Piano, to young ladies, at herresidcuc m Itu U ?1 Ub n . Terms.?Two dollers per inontl payable in advance. ' Doc, 31. St HAKE SEATED CHAIRS. PKRSONS having Cane Chnit.<* thi require re-bottoming, Can have# done in a neat and .substantial niatiue at a low price for cash, by applying i M. DUTTOX. Dec, Si. Ur wriPKT. ijujj ? -sic1 -vtm t_r: -.- i+r*ir*ri .r.-r: -x .y,Tv, j WAN 1)0 loVuTlLIZKK. ^ ^I^HE Wondo Mining and manufacturing .J.- Company ofliya to the Planners and Far*' ( mors of the South their FERTILIZER,' known as the . .. , ?e WANDO FERTILIZER, > i . r* C" trhicfrthe experience of the past season has ,proved to be ota! ofrhe ntpst valuable in our '"? market. If has for its has* the materials lie Irom the Phosphate fteds of the Company on >v Ash1;y Rivor, d-rTd is prepared-af ifteir tyorks at the y> EAST END C)F HASH. STREET,.lit-T,i n?.li>r m nuaranteo. its uni* 58t fortuity and maintain its high standard, tfie ^y. Company has made arrangements with the distinauiahed Chemist,Dr. C. U^SHEPARD, ' Jr., wnojC^relully analyzes all "the nmmonib* acal and other material purchased by the >y.'' Company, and the prepared j- FERTILIZER, v* ' Ifofore being ofjered for ;salev: The*Company 1Q" is reeotved to. makdan article tvhich ivill prove ry tobq u complete manure, and give entire salus is faction. ~;>1 t f i ' Eye terms, circulars and ,other information. Q" apply to ist WM. C, DUKEStfcvCO., Agentp, , '* . j No. ti South Atlantic W.narlT CHARLESTON S. C/ er Jan. JJ, " ' 3m. ' o.i ' ' ' ?^ : =?*v WM. C. MIKES & CO., sy .... COOT FACTORS 'A' ... ' I AND ty General Commission Merchants, n- South Atlaotie Wharf, }" ? CHARLESTON, 'S. C. ' ut "' - - '. . .. Consignments 01 uonon, n.ice, otc., speotltjlly soliciied, and li^qraladvances made (ncreoir " " ' Jan. 1-1?Um " t' ' STATE TAXES. V THE Tax executions of delinquent *8 Tax payers, have been placed iD my ^ hunds tor collection. I uu. authorized, 16 and Ordered by the ComptroUer-Geuer'y al, to distrain ,levy, Ean'd c'limmediately 3" nnlcas tlife taxes arc paid wilhout dfelay. TKo Mldwing list is published for theiribformation; c? I; U; Alexander^ I.. 13. Alexander, 18 Trustee, W; J. Arrants, Jarret Anderes son, Estate W. A. Ancrura, W. M. 1,t Biflings. It. E. Barfield, Zt. Boitl, Dr. M. Bisscll, Mrs. S. A. Brbwn^Mrsf, V. y> M. Blakency,G. W. Barnes,-Betjamin ?i Gojok, Mrs. S. A. Cuutey, John' Clark, '8- Estate Johp Chcsnut, K. (J;iuieroo, F. J. Cojicr, Estute J. P. Ctfnninghaui,* cc Mrs. K. J. Caf.ie; John Catitey, Jr., -'d Jamcd Dabitey, Win. Dixon, J. M*. Do'1 .Saussure, jr., Miss O: F. DeSaussure, D. L. DeSaussure, Wni. .English, Estatr Tiioniad ti. Elliott, A. D. Goodwin, ,n Mrs. S. George, Darling Gaskiri, E. P. 2, Uohey, R. E. Iluggins, Reuben liinson, Mrs. S. Hudson, P. B. Hammond, Mrs. M. fhniiuioud, J. J. llorton, S. L. S. 1 - - #* ?. r. T T r' Hilton, IJcrslial illiton, ?r. u. ouuus, :l* W. E. Johnson, jr , Estate J. Gr. Jones, >d J N. Ingram, Mis. M. N. Kelly,-Kobt. >? Latta, Trustee, Kershaw Lodge, 0: J. s, McDovtall, Angus McOaskill; T; 8. r- Myers, J. J. Nelson, Jouathan New ic mau, llobt Litta, llausom Lewellen, D a- 6. Lanier, A. T. J-iitta, W. Z. Leituen to John Mango, 0. P. Mungo, A. A. o Dowall, 11. J. McCreightr J. F. Miller, I). Mahuffey, Mrs M. McDowalI,-J. A. Mahaffcy, J. S.' Meroney, T. A. Mcl.co<l,J. A. Munn, Augustus Massabeau, J Mis. S. McNaughton, Mrs Isabella ^ Murchison, Columbus Nelson, Nancy ? Nichols, It. \V. Prootor, Wiley PattcrJ son, 1). M. Pearce, L. J. Putterson, 1- Estate I). I). Perry, II. C. Huberts, Z, Duncan Hay, 0. it. Sowell, Thomas ? Sessions, S. A. 1> Shannon, Joel A. J Schrock, John H. Truesdcl, Mrs. S. A. Team; Win. M. Truesdcl, J. S. Thompson, Estate C. Tolmie, Sarah Thomas, Estate 13. A. J. Scarborough, Miss C. Viilepiguo, J. J. Watkins, Estate T. J. >- Warren, J. IC. Witherspoon, Mrs. It. ? C. Wbitaker, Estate John Whitaker, x Esiate J. J. Workman, Dr. T. J. Worklt man, Mrs. W. 13. Young, <[; -H- Y'oung, a ]Vf j. Y'oung, Flemmiug foun^, Johu d Yroung, Frank Adauiaon, Bran} Binine1., J> Lawrence Lncsuui. v/u<>iicn) uvm.? , L James Cook, John A. Cheflmjt, Est. Richard Obeinut, Mary Cole, A. II. Dibble, Harriet George, Epsy Johnson; d Harm an Jones, Charlotte Levy, Isaac McLaughlin, Joe. McLpughho, John McCarthy, George McLean. Richard Price, Lazarus Shiver, Wm. Leas, ~ Sam Page: *v-- ' Jan 14, ' - 2t> UNITED STATES I- OF AMERICA. a. SOUTH-CAROLINA DISTRICT. ,f IN BANKRUPTCY. J * # .. t. l? n the ihattcr Juo. Gaskin, Bankrupt. {m ex-PARTE ezekibl GASKIN. T. IN pursuance, of orders made in tlic above cause, I will sell at public outd cry, before the Coilrt ITjuse in Camden, on Monday the first day of February, prox., to the highest bidder, 'all the Real Estate of John Gaskin, the Bankrupt, lying in Kershaw County, on Granney's Quarter Creek, containing ^ Eight Hundred Acres, Sand Hill Land, i being the Mill Tract and Plantation of said John Gaskin a T,HfRMS?One half Cash; balance on a'credit of one year, to be scoured 10 by bond, interest from day of sale and e> a mortgage of the property. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. (1, EZEKIEL GASKIN, Assignee. Jan. ,9. 4t. WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES AND GLN, >. ' it AS CHEAP A2 THS GflllAWtfT, r> AND AS GOOD AS THE BEST; to Sold in fjunntities to suit customers, FORTIUS CASH, bj Dec. ?. . D. 0. KIRKLEi*. r. rrrj ? inwr?r?i*ie ?a??wnaaw UNITED STATES OF * AMERICA.. SOUTH-CAROLINA DISTRICT; 1ST BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of Jas. S. Thompson, Bankrupt EX-FARTE JESSE RILGORE. IN pur^t?nce of orders mad& in the above cause, I will sell at public oUtcry at Camden, before the Court House; oti Monday, the first day of February next,' 4 being the first Monday, 'all the Rear Estate of Jatues S. Thompson, Bankrupt, and his Personalty and Choses iff Action. ... _ The Red! Estate consists of 1. One Tract of Land, lying off CAMP CREEK, Lancaster County; containing Nine Hundred Acres, more or less, koowu as , The Douglas Place. One other Tract lying oaDry Creefc^. Lancaster County, knowri-as "THE* VE KLINES PLACER containing Two Hundred and Eighty Acres, more or Jess. y. . One other Traot, at Liberty Hilly Kbrshaw Connty, ^containing One' Hundred and .Ninety Acres, more or fesij,whereon is the residence of the said James S Thompson. Also, the interest of the said James S. Thompson, being 2 life estate in ft Tract of Land on Dry Creek, Lancaster County, containing Six Hundred and Thirty Acres, more or less. Also, a few Notes and Accounts and a few personal chattels of little value'. The Chattels will be sold at the residence of said Thompson, on Tuesday, 2nd of February, at 11 o'clock, A. M. TERMS?In the personalty, CaS^.I For the realty, so much Csfr as wi! pay the costs of these proceedings, the foes and expenses, balanoe on a credit of ono arid two years, secured/by bond surety and a mortgage of the premises, tercst payable annually from day of sale. Pcrchaser to pay for stamps and papers: J. ROSS DYE, Jan. 9?It. Assignee. A RARE OPPORTUNITY tO SECURE A Magnifiiceiit Estate. ? ?a r* vJ Ill u;s tuun 01 Luimuuu ricas. iu Equity?Kershaw County. IN order to conduce to the interest of pur^-. chai'efs and ttf preserve.the symmetry of a complete Estar6, following soles will he made at the some place and time, thus affording an opportunity to purchasers to possess one of the FINEST PLANTATIONS in the Stalls. The two places combined form a most desirable and productive plantation of Fifteen llunrded and T.wenty Acres. One Thoflsaritf Acrfcs of Rich Swamp, ind about Five Hun-, dred Acres of best Upland, all cleared and has often produced ana still can produce over One Thousand potinds Cotton tb the Acre: Plats can be seen at thy office. L. H. DEAS. J. B. KEKSHAW, Executory vs. T. J. ANCRUM.et. al. Bill for Foreclosure, &c. IN pursuance oforlers in ofcove stated cause, I will sell before Court House irf Camden, on Monday? the first day of Febru; ary next, being the First Monday, at public ootcry, nil that portioWcf thfe Red Bank Plantation,. belonging to Thomas J. Ancrum, situated on the East side of the Wateree River, in Ker shaw County, bounded Worth and East bv the remaining portion of the said f" RED BANK PLANTATION," and Ky the Estate ot'Wm. A. Ancrum. on the East by "The English" Lah'ds," dn tne South by t'The Jones Lunds," ond West by the. Wateree River, containing Nine Hundred and Fifty-Eight Acres, more or less. TERMS?So mnch Cash as will p?y the costs of these proceedings, the balance on rf credit of dnof two and three years, with interest payable annually, secured by Bond, with approved personal sureties. The titW deeds to be made, but not delivered, but remain in Court until the purchase money be paid, Purchaser to pay tor 8tomps and Papers. C. SHIVER, Clerk. Jan. v ' ' u : 4t J. D KIRKPATRICK, Adm'r, vs, ELLEN D.ANCRUM, et. al.J Bill to Partition to soil Lands, 4c. IN pursunnce of orders made in the above cause, I will sell before the Court House in Cunidcn. on the first Monday in February, next, being the first day of the month, alt that portion of the Red Bank Plantation, lying in Kershaw County, adjoining East and North ol the part above described, bounded North and East by Lands of tho heirs of Wm. A. Antrum, deceased, and otf the South and West: by Lands ol ThdmaS^J. Anptjrtj, and the remaining portion oi said "KKL> BANK" above described. This Tfait being th'6 portion of " RED BANK," owned by the late W. A. Ancrum. On this Plantation there is el complete settlement suited lor a Iargqgtlanta-' tat ion. i TERMS?So much Cash as v^iH pay costs and expenses of sale, halance on a credit of one, two and three years, interest payable annually from date, secured by bond, personal * sureties and a mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay lor Srnmp9 and Papers. C. SHIVER, Clerk. Jan 7. 4t ? v . t ; f "COTTON" SEED. I WILL receive orders for DICKSON'S COTTON SEED until the 20th of January. Those wishing to supply themselves will pleaso leave their orders at the Journal office. T. W. PEGUES. December 31. COTTON GINS. I CONTINUE to make Cotton Gins, and repair them and all kinds of Machinery." I Abo, Turning in Wood and Iron. I ft. J. McCREIGIIT.' Doc." 24. if. Foutz's Cattle Powder. FOR SALE by HODGSON <fe DUN LAP.