The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, February 11, 1869, Image 3
THE JOURNAL.
Camden, February II, 1809
How tiie Land Goes.?The Secretary
of the Interior informs us that
up to the 30th of January, 1S69, Con'
1 * ?-mutnlv tn rail
gress naa given un*j-?u.~...v ?
road:?twenty-one and a half uiilliou ;
acres of land, and that since that tiuie
five aod a half millions more have been
added to the list. And yet the New
York Tribune thinks that this is not a
complete account It asks : "Will not
Congress call for a more particular statement,
showing, first, how much land
has been given away up to this time;
second, how much more is involved in
the bills now pending; and, third, how
much good land we have left ?" We
would like to add to this the further inquiry,
"How much of all the land donated
to these objects has been given to
the South ?" This would be fair and
proper, hot merely for the gratification
of any sectional feeling, but to place
before Congress a basis for future action
should that body be disposed to
make some amends for the glaring partiality
which inflamed the discontent of
the South and helped ou secession.
- " ? "ST ? vlTPI
COTTON guui'A'riuPa.
Camden, Feb. 11.?251-2 a 28.
Charleston, 10.?27 a 29.
New York, 11? 30 1-2.
Liverpool, 11.?12 3 8d.
ZELL'S FERTILIZER
Camden, S. C., Feb. 8, 1869.
Messrs. Baum Bros.? Gtut/evien :
In reply to your inquiry as to Zeli/s
Phosphate, I shall say that I have never
used it, but a gcntlamen? in Baltimore
in whose opinion I have the utmost
confidence, told me when in Baltimore
some two weeks ago, that he knew Zeli,,
and had every confidence iu his manipulating
a pure article. I was so much
prepossessed by this statement, that I
intend to use four tons of it this seasou.
Yours Respect fully,
J. D. KENNEDY.
Feb 11. It
LEITNER & I)UNLA1\
A TTOMEYS AT LAW,
and
SOLICITORS IN EQtflTY.
WILL practice in the Courts of Kershaw,
Sumter. Lancaster aud llichluud
Districts.
Office?Broad-st., Catnden, S. C.
W. Z. LEITNKR, J D. DUNLAP.
Feb. 11
AN xil iOiii
TO PROVIDE FOR THK PAYmeat
of the Capitation Taxes 1111< '
posed upon the iuhabitauts of the Town
of Camden :
BE IT ORDAINED, by the L tenda
nt and Wardens of the Town of
Camden, South Carolina, in Coumil
Assembled,
1. That whenever any person liable
to pay Capitation Tax in said Town,
under any Ordinance thereof, shall
possess no property njjainst which Exeeutious
may be had sufficient to satisfy
the same, and said Tax shall remain
unpaid for the space of thirty days after
the Tax Books shall have been closed,
it shall be the duty -of the Marshal to
sninmoa such person to work on the
streets and Bridges of the Town iu satisfaction
of the said Tax at the rate of
Seventy-Five cents per diem, until the
L. said Taxes have been paid and satisfied.
2. That if any person so summoned
shall neglect or refuse to obey the same
and to perform the work demanded
under the direction of the said Ma'sha' J;
that person shall be reported to the
Town Counc.l aud summoned to appear
before the same, and should no suffi- j
cient excuse be rendered for such default,
the person so offending, shall be
subject to be imprisoned in the Guard
House of said Town for the period of
twenty-four hours, for each and every
neglect or refusal to obey such summons.
RATIFIED in Council, this s'xth
day of February iu the year of * ur
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight, and in the ninctyk
third year of the Sovreignty and lnp-.
dependence of the United States of
America.
A. A. MOORE,
Intcudant,
"W. Clyburn, Clerk.
Feb. 11 3t.
List of Letters
REMAINING in the Post Office, at
Camden, S. C., February 10, 1S60.
i'** Miss Jane Brown, Mrs Evy Brown,
^ Nancy Bankin, Mrs Pender Cohen,
Bfev Fannie David, K. C- Doby, Mrs. FranV
cis J. Davis, Miss Sarah Edwards Aleey
Eatman, Chas. B. Glover, W. M.
Harrison, G. P. Ilodge, A. M. Idol,
*x t i. j ? \t r?t i \
J*l. U' UUIIII9UU, U. XI. U JlUl'n 9.
Jones.N. W. Jones, Miss Sarah J. Mc^
DonalJ Elijah C. McDonald, Miss A.
Ij. McDonald, Miss Margaret Macuster,
Mr. Pleasant McCray, J. P. Morrison,
Joe McDonald, Jefferson Nettles, F.
W/Patrick. Emma Pleardown, Chily
Jloss ,Miss E. Sutton, J. A. Stucky,
pertly Simpson, Dina Sutton, W. C.
Shoves, R. Springer, Maraws Taheas,
J. E. Tobin, J. W. Weldon, Henry
Willgards, Miss Matilda "Williams, Mrs
fck J. C. P. Williams.
Persons calling for the above letters
frill phase say they are advertised.
J. M. GAYLE, P. M.
Feb 11. It
8
JNEW STORE.
! NEW GOON.
DOBY & BALLARD
HAVING taken the stand two doors
ubove the Market, are opening a
stock of
Family and Fancy Groceries,
embracing every article in that line, together
with DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
CROCK Ell Y, Ac., w hich
they are offering at the lowest prices.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
Fob. 11. tf
SHOES, SHOES.
LADIES' and gentlemen' Shoes, of
all stilus. For sale by
DOBT & BALLARD.
Feb. 11. * tf
Irish Potatoes,
FOIi the table and planting. For
scle by
DOBY & BALLARD.
FEES-H
GARDEN SEEDS.
WE have just received a large lot of
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS of every
variety. Also. WHITE ON ION SETS.
HODGSON & DUNLAR
Feb. 11 tf
DAILY AND.WEEKLY
.
ME.ttl'HiS AYU.VUUL.
TERMS FOR 1869:
DAILY?Yearly, by mail (in advance)
$10 00
Six montlis, do do (J 00
One month, do do 1 00
One week, payable to carrier or agent 25
WEEKLY - One copy, one year $2 00
Clubs ol five to ten copies, each 1 75
One copy tor six months 1 50
An extra copy will be sent to the person
J who makes up a club often, and an additional
copy lor every twenty subscrbers thereafter.
A copy of the Avalanche ? alender
will be sent to every subscriber to the Weekly
Additions can be made to the clubs at ail
times during the year, at proportionate rites
tlte titties, in every case, to expire with the
club; otherwise, single subscription rates
be paid. Any variation from this tule breaks
up the club system altogether. We can only
afford j apers at club rates by Itavit g tin in al
expire tog- titer.
Remittances can be made at our risk when
sent by express, charges prepaid, or by mail
in registered letters, or postoftico mm ey orders
ordra'ts. Monev letters are so fr< cu inly
lost, and so much complaint caTised by
their loss, that we are eomnclleil to ltd. n' the
inline'n: It.iriMii.i,..:"/.: uesibllulej 10 protect
ourselves as well as pa'rons.
Specimen copies of the AVALANCHE
sent free of charge.
All letters, telegraphic dispatches, nnd
pick ages, should be propetly -e ilcJ and ad
dressed AVALANl HE
Avalanche Building, Memphis, Tennessee.
K'd II. I in
St. Louis Mutual.
/ COMPARATIVE Stnicnic-nt of an nil
* cash Company without dividends, ami
the St. Louis .Mutual:
On the Ordinary Lile Plan, at the age of
thirty, the premium in a stock company lor
SI .000 is 816.55, to be paid annually during
lib, ,nd NO DIVIDENDS. In flicSt. Louis
Mutual Lilc, on sant" plan, at same age,
the premium is 822 62 lor 81 000. Taking
dividends as they are now declared, a policy,
will run thus:
vear premium dividends cash paid.
1 $22 62 822 62
2 22 62 85 67 III 03
3 22 62 7 56 17 II
4 22 62 7 'II 14 7'J
5 22 62 8 36 14 34
The second payment in the St. Louis Mutual
Life is less than in a stock eompan*', and
ever decreasing, until self-sm taiuing.
J. W. RODGERS, Agent,
Camden, 8. C
Feb 11. tf.
PIEDMONT
LIFE USlltXCE COIIPAXY.
The most Popular Company in the
Called Slates.
Eighty-seven and-a-half per cent, of
Profits paid to Policy Holders.
Would you leave a support to your
helpless family ?
Would you at your death release an
encumbered estate ?
Would you secure your endorsers
frc m loss ?
Would you be sure to educate your
children ?
Would you make a profitable and
safe investment?
If so, secure at once a Life Policy in
this Company by application to
II. G. GRAY, Agcut.
Office at the Court House.
January 20. 1m
Final Notice.
ALL persons to whom the Estate of
Dr. J. LKE is indebted, will
please present their accounts properly
attested on or before March the 1st,
to Messrs. Buutn, Bros.
THOS. B. LEE, Adm'r.
Feb 41. 3t
NOTICE.
CITIZENS are earnestly requested
not to empty into the streets tlu
TRASH and LEAVES which they re
move from their premises, as they fil
up the ditches and prevent the propel
drainage of the Town.
By order of the Council.
W. CLYBURN, Clerk.
Feb 11. 3t
APPLES, ORANGES, CUCol
Nuts, &c , for sale by
P. C. KIRK LEY.
james jones,
])euler in
rnovisioxs, groceries, liqcors,
&c. &c. &c.
OFFERS, at wholesale or retail, at
the lowest rates, for cash,
I T?nn>;iv and extra. Super. FLOUR, of
choice brands,
RIO COFEE, common to choice,
Lapuayra and Java COFFEE,
Imperial and Oolong TEAS,
Sl'GA R, of all grades,
Prime I/Caf LaRD,
RACON, Hams, Shoulders and Sides,
CHEESE and CRACKERS,
Superior MOLASSES,
SNIJFF, Scotch and Maccaboy,
, NAILS, of all sizes,
ET. CARE. SODA,
CANDIES, assorted,
NUTS and FRUITS,
SHOT, of all sizes,
Liverpool and Table SALT,
White Wine and Cider VINEGAR,
WHISKIES, BRANDIES, RUMS,
and GINS,
Together with a large assortment of
all other desirable articles in the above
line.
In addition to the above, I oiler a large
' stock of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS'
NOTIONS,
Gen s. Furnishing Goods, &c.
ALSO
An extensive and varied assartraent of
HA RD WARE,
.
Consisting in part, cf
j 1IOES, of various sizes and qualities,
i AXES SPADES and SHOVELS,
IRON, of all descriptions, ?
PLOW STEEL,
TRACE CHAINS, DAMES, &c.
SADDLEEY.
SADDLES and llRIDLES,
C 0 L L A R S, SADDLERY IIARDWARE,
&.c. &c.
The attention of purchasers is invitea
to the'above stock. No who one gives rac
a ca'l shall go away dissatisfied.
B?2S"The highest market prices paid
for Cotton and other produce:.
JAMES .TOXKS.
Feb. 11. tf
IOjTS AND SHOES.
LADIES, and Gentlemen's BOOTS
and SHOES, of all qualities, and
j of superior make and finish. For sale
low, by
J YMES JONES.
Feb. 11. tf
Corn! Corn!!
THE subsciiber has on hand, and
will keep, during the summer, a
j supply of 00UN, which he will sell at
a small advance on cost.
JAMES JONES.
Feb. 11. tf
FERTILIZERS!
| Peruvian Guano,
Soluble Pacific Guano.
Wanao Fertilizer.
HAVING accepted an agency for the
sale of the above popular Fertilij
zcrs, I am prepared to fill orders for any
quantity at Charleston prices, with actual
expenses added.
JAMES JONES.
Feb. 11. tf.
IMipont's Powder.
THE subscriber having been appointed
agent for the sale of the above Powder,
will supply merchants and others at
I manufacturer's prices, witli expenses
j added.
JAMES JONES.
Feb. 11. tf
*50 REWARD.
ESCAPED from jail on the night of
the 9 h inst, TODY LUE and
NELSON McLEIN, ali s EDWARD
PATTERSON, both colored. Said
LUE i? about 25 years of age, weighs
about 150 pounds, and is about 5 feet
10 inches high. Said McLEIN is
! about 21 years of aire, weighs about
175 pounds and is :;bout 5 feet 8 inches
! high. Twenty-five Dollars will be naid
1 for the apprehension of cither, or Fifty
; Hollars fur both of thcui, delivered tc
i me, or their confinciucut iu any jail sc
that I can get them.
J. P. BOSWELL. S. K. C.
Feb 11. 4t
TOWN TAXES.
I : THE Books for receiving Bel urns, nnc
I for the collection of TOWN TAXES
] for the year 1800, arc now open at th<
Council Chamber, and will remain opci
until the first of April All those win
i do not make their rctarns by that tiun
will be double taxed.
L By order Council,
VV. CLYBURN, Clerk.
Feb. 4. tf
A
VALMTISES.
DIARIES AND ALMANACS,
for 18G9,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
For Beginners and advanced classes.
Day Books, Paper, Envelopes, Pens,
Pencils. Ink.
Knives, Scissors, Razors, Straps,
and
FANCY GOODS,
J. A. YOUNG.
Feb. 4. 2t
SHERIFF'S SALES."
Sheriff's Office,
Camden, S. C., Feb. 3, 18GS.
BY virtue of Sundry Writs of fi. fa.
to me directed and lodged, I will
proceed to sell on the first Monday, it
being the first day of March next, in
front of the Court Iloqse in Camden,
within tho legal hours of sale, the following
mentioned and described property,
to-wit:
One tf&ct of Land in Kershaw County,
lying on both sides of Big Lynches
Creek, adjoining lands of Burrel Catoe,
William Adams, George Sowell and
Gillem Sowell, containing four hundred
and six (40G) acres more or less. Levied
upon as the property of Michael Mungo,
dee'd , at the suit of Jno. R. Welsh.
ALSO
The interest of John E. Pcay i:u a
tract of Land situated in Kershaw
County, upon the waters of the Watnraa
Rivnr hounded nn the south bv
? -J
lands of Emanuel Parker, on the west
by lands of Diggers Mobley, on the
north by lands of the estate of Wm. L.
Pickett, dee'd., and on the east by the
said Waterec river, containing three
thousand (3,000) acres more or less.?
' His interest consisting of an estate in
remainder, after the expiration of seven
years from the 7th of December last.
Levied upon as the property r f Johli E
Peay, at the suit of John M. DeSaussure,
Trustee.
ALSO
One tract of Land, situated in the
County of Kershaw, lying on both sides
of Little Lynches Creek, and one mile
below Hough's Bridge, bounded by
lands of Mrs. Lavina Hough, estate of
Thomas J. Clyburn, estate of John Colclough,
Matthew West, estate of James
Turner, Freeman, et al. Levied upon
as the property of Thomas P. Ballard
at the suit of the Bank of Camden, S.
C.
ALSO
Jacob L. Hogan's interest in one
tract of Land situated in Kershaw county,
on Flat Branch, waters of Twenty
five Mile Creek, bounded by lands of
--Ornyton Williams, Jas. Grig-by, Henry
Smith, and east and north by lands
of T lomas Sessions. Levied upon as.
the property of Jacob L. Ilogan, at the
suit of James Motley.
ALSO
One Tract of Land lying on the wa
ters of L>i?^ Lynches Creek, bounded by
lands of Geo. P. King, J. E. King and
Dr. H. S. Lucas, containing Light
Ilur drcd Acres, more or less. Levied
upon as the property of Daniel Gardner,
at the suit of A A. iMcKuin, Adtu';
of W. J. McKain, deceased.
Terms CA8II, purchasers paying for
stamps and papers.
A LSO
Two Lois situated in the Town of
Camden, whereon is situated the two
story brick residence, at present occupied
by Frank Goss, known and distinguished
in the plan of s-iid Town as
Lots No. 7GG and 7G7, each measuring
one hundred feet on Hroaa street, and
extending castwardly five hundred and
seventy three feet in depth. Levied
upon as the property of Leslie McCandless,
at the suit of Stephen T. Robinson,
survivor, lor al.
A LSO
One Tract of Land situated in K<rshaw
County, known as the John P.
1 _ I hv
X\ IFMiUIU JMilUUj i/uuiiuv/u iiui v?* j
lauds of John Knox and L. B. Stephenson,
east by lands of S. A. B. Shannon
west by lands of J. W. Ford, containin';
Two Hundred ai:d Eighty Acres,
more or less. Levied upon as the property
of Lewis AI. Watts, at the suit of
J. Boss Dye, Administrator.
J. P. BOS WELL,
Sheriff, K. C.
Feb 4. 4t
PROBATE NOTICE.
EXECUTORS, Administrators, Trus
tecs and Guardians who have neglected
to make their Annual Returns to
this office, according to law, will be allowed
to doso during the present month.
All who fail to comply will positively be
' ruled to show cause.
J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P.
1 Probate Office, Feb. 2. 4t
REMOVAL.
, M. BISSEL, Dentist.
> 11 AS removed to the dwelling owned
by Airs. Francis Lee, one door North
ot his former residenoe, where he will
attend to all requiring his professional
services ot prices that will meet the
wishes of his patients. His terms arc
. CASH in all cases.
) Broad Street, Camden, S. C.
5 Jan. 28 ?
1
I Cattle, Cattle.
E O^AnEADof CATTLE wanted
/wOl/ -Apply to
BAUM BRO.
December 1. tf,
THoilBUltN'8
garden seeds.
EAltLV next week we shall open at
the Journal Office, our usual supply
of SPRING GARDEN SEEDS,
consisting of?
BEANS?Early Valentine, Early Yellow
Six Weeks, Early Mohawk, large
and small white Lima.
BEETS?Extra Early Turnip, Early
Blood Turnip, Long Blood, Long
Smooth Blood. Swiss Chard.
COR N?Mammoth Sugar, Adams'
Early.
CABBAGE?Early York, Large Early
York, Early Ox]Heart, Early Battersea,
Early Dutch, Early Drumhead,
Early Winningstadt.
Large Late Drumhead, Late Flat
Dutch, Green Glazed.
CRESS?Broad Leaved.
CUCUMBER?Early Russian, White
Spined, Early Frame, Long Green.
CARROT?Long Orange.
EGG PLANT?Improved New York.
HERBS?Sage, Summer Savory.
KOHLRABI?Vienna.
LETTUCE?Ico Drumhead.
MELONS?Nutmeg, Cantelope, Ice
Cream.
MUSTARD?Brown, Rape.
ONION SETS?Silver Skin, Large
Red, White Onion Seed.
OK It A?Improved Dwarf. PARSNIP?Guernsey.
PEPPER?Sweet Mountain, (fine for
Pickles )
PEAS?Extra Early Daniel O'Rourke,
Bishop's Long Pod, Blue Dwarf Im
pcrial Champion of England.
? " ? i , Ol A. m
KALHSU?LoDg scariet snors j.op,
Scarlet Turnip.
SALSIFY"
SQUASII-Early White Bush.
TOM ATOES?Large Smooth Red, Fejce
Island.
SPRING TURNIPS?Early Red Top,
White Flat.
Feb. 4 tf
SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate,
Under Decree in Equity,
J. D. Kirkpatrick, Adm'r. vs. James
Chcsnut, ct al.
Petition to sell Lund, &c.
IN obedience to an order directed to
J. D. Dunlap Receiver in above stated
cause, we will sell before the Court
Mouse in Camden, on the first Monday
in March next within the legal hours of
sale, all the Real Estate ot John unesnut,
deceased, lying ou Sanders Creek
and Camp liranch, on cast side of Wa?
tcrce River in Kershaw County, consisting
of six thousand acres more or
less, bounded by and adjoining lands of
K. B. Cantoy, U. C. Sahuond, J. II.
Vaughn and others. The said tract of
land, with a valuable mill scat thereon,
partly cleared and under cultivation,
and partly heavily timbered, suitable
for agricultural and turpentine farms,
will be sold in small and convenient parcels.
Plats of said lands in the possession
of J. D. Dunlap, Receiver, can be
examined by all persons desiring.
TERMS.?So much cash as will pay
the costs of these proceedings and expenses
of sale, balance on a credit of
one, two and three years, with interest
from date, payable annually, secured by
bond, good sureties and a mortgage ofthe
premises sold. Purchasers to pay
for stamps, papers and recording.
J. 1). DUNLAP, Receiver.
J. P. BOS WELL, Sheriff.
Feb. 4t
RESPONSIBLE
AGENTS WANTED
TO dispose of guarantees for the sale
" T '--1 ?J i>nlii.iElp nrnnprtv
01 Jjanucu uhu uiuvi ia.uuu.v t"~r j
in different parts of the Uuited States.
Profits very liberal, sales easily effected,
and no loss of time from other business.
Address J. T. MILLER & CO.
Box 4, P. 0. Port Deposit, Md.
January 18. 3t
"lATIO\AL FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
AT the present time it is unnecessary
to set forth the practical utility of the
Sewing Machine, and the advantages
to be derived from its use. The present
age lias been prolific of inventions,
but that of the Sewing Machine stands
pre-eminent. Every family should have
one, and the only question is, which is
the best, oheapest, aud best adopted to
the wants of the community. The
NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE
combines the pood qualities of all Sew
ing Machines heretofore made, and is
so simplified in mechanical construction
as to be manufactured at the very lowest
price. By discarding all complicated
machinery, a perfect machine has
| been produced, so simple in its operation
as to be readily understood by all.
The above Machines are for sale at
the store of J. S. Cloud, in Camden,
where one of theni may be seen in operation.
Jan. 28 tf.
REMOVAL.
I
GROCERIES!'PROVISIONS!
THE subscriber having removed bis Store
to the stand next above the Market, and added
lirf?e!v to his stock, is now offering to
t l:c pulic a
CHOICE SELECTION OF
FAMILY AXD FANCY GROCERIES,
To which lie respectfully'invites the attention
of purchasers.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, he promises to use
every effort to scene its continuance, assuring
the public that every thing be offers
shall be of the best quality, and his prices as
reasonable as possible.
Terms Cash.
, C. NOELKIN.
Jan a ry 21, tf
Shoes! Shoes!
.} i *?
THE subscriber has on hand ? gO)l
sfcock of Ladies' aod Gentlemen's
SHOTSS,
which he is selling at very low prices.
He is gratiGed to know that his Shoes
have given satisfaction to all who have
purchased of him.
Terms, Cash.
C. NOELKIN.
January 21. tf
UNITED STATES
OF
AMEEICA.
*SOUTn CAROLINA DISTRICT,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of John L. Jones, BankBankrupt.
Ts whom, it may Concern:
IN pursuance of erdere by Hon. W.
J. Clawson, Register, made in the
above case, I will sell at public outcry,
at Camden, S. C., before the Cocit
House, on Wednesday, the 21th February,
A. D. 1869, the following property,
to wit:
One Tract of LAND, at Liberty
Hill, in Kershaw District, containing
twenty-cigbt acres more or less, bounded
north by lands of R. B. Cunningham,
south by John Brown, east by
Sarah Hudson and petitioner, west by
Wylie Patterson.
ALSO
His interest in six acres of LAND
at Liberty Hill, in Kershaw County,
bounded North and east by Wylie Patterson,
south by Johu Brown, west by
petitioner.
Terms, Cash. Pnrchascr to pay for
papers and stamps.
J. M. GAYLE,
Assignee for J. L. Jones.
Feb. 4. 3t
ClIESNUT'S MILL.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Camden, that he is running
a CART to and from the above
MILL, and will take Cora free of
charge. The best meal and grits guaranteed.
JOS. GOODALE.
Jan. 28 tf.
" UNITED STATES
' OF
AMERICA.
SOUTH-CAllOLINA DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
- - .. * n?i__ t
in the matter ox onus xiigrum, wmrupt.
IN pursuance of orders made in the
above cause, I will sell at public outcry,
before the Court House in Camden,
on Friday the 19th day of February,
prox., to the highest bidder, the following
property, to-wit:
One TRACT of Land, in Chesterfield
County, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, bound on the East by
lands of Estate of John Leach, on the
West, by the Brewer Gold mine and
James Catledge's lands and South, by
Big Lynches Creek, and on the North
by P. Ogburne's land.
also
One TRACT of Land in Lancaster
County, containing fifty acres, more or
less, bound on the North by Dry
Creek, on the East by lands of George
Phillip's land.
also
One TRACT of Land in Lancaster
County, containing twenty-five acres
more or less, bound by lands of Joel
Phillips, on the East, South by lands
of Robert Gardner, West by Miles
Gardner, North by William Gardner's
lands.
TERMS CASH, purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers.
J. M. GAYLE,
Jan. 28?3t. Assignee.
MANSION HOUSE,
CAMDEN, S. C,
EPORTS have been circulated, that mv
1HOUSE was closed up, and that I had
felt Camden. I beg leave to inform the public,
that they are untrue. Travellers will find
CLEAN and COMFORTABLE ROOMS, a
GOOD TABLE, and every attention requisite
to their comfort.
Try me and see for yourselves. STABLES
in good order. Charcos Reasonable,
E. G. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
Jan 21. ltn
WHISKIES, BRANDIES,
WINES AND GIN,
Ac nnrAV AP THE RHEAPE2T.
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AND AS GOOD AS THE BEST;
Sold in quantities to suit customers,
FOR THE CASH, by
Dec.-. P.O. KIRKIEY,