The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, February 25, 1869, Image 4
POETRY.,
"DON'T LKAV6 Tflfi FARM." f
Come ofl boys, t have something to tell you, ft
Come m*ir, I w-tmld whisper it low;
You are thinking of leaving the homcstrad?
Don't be in- a hurry to gx>. j
J ne Cliy nas many miraciiuiro,
But t! ink ot the vices and sins>
When once in the vortex of fashion, *
How soon the course downward begins. i
Vott talk of the mines of Australia? r
Thc^Ve tfealth in gold without doubt; j
But ah, there fw gold in the farm, boys,
If onfy you'll shovel it out:
The mercantile lite is a hazard, ?
The goods are first high and then low ; o
Better riek the old farm a while longer? v
Don't be in a hurry to go. ^
The great busy West has inducements,
And'so has the busiest mart,
But wealth is not made in a day. boys, 8
Don't be in a hurry to start. i
The bankers and brokers are wealthy, p
Thev take in their thousands or so.
Ah, think of the frauds and dsceplions?
Don't bb in a hurry tcgo. 3
The farm is the safest and surest,
The orchards ere loaded to-day; ii
You're free as the air of the noutnin, ^
And monarch of all you survey. ((
Better stay on the farm a while longer:
Though profit comes in rataer slow,
Remember you've nothing to risk, boys,? e
Don't be in a hurry to go. z
AGRICULTURE.
C= 0
NEXT YEAR. n
There are signs on the wharves and
ja the streets and at the railroad depots tj
that there is to be this year a large crop tl
of cotton. The warehouses and store- t]
rooms aro piled up high with guanos,
superphosphates and fertilizers of every 8|
description, and the railroads are fairly f(
staggering: under the load of their un- ^
savory fertilizer business. Every farmer
and planter has been eneouraged by 0
the results of the operations of the year. jt
Wherever the caterpillar did ^not make
its nnnparnn/v thft nlnnforn hnvn mndo i_
rr? i q
money, and the net profit on the cotton p
wop of South Carolina, now in the |(
pockets of the producers, would be more "
fban enough to pay off our whole State
debt of fire million of dollars. This is u
making a good beginning?the better *
because our people had'almost made up- h
our minds that they were undone to all h
eternity, and the Micawbcrs of the A
State bad well nigh ceased to hope that u
something would turn up. What we ti
Have made will be taken care of, not
wasted. There is abundant proof of h
this in the way that the farmers are si
going te wort. fi
Free negro labor is-not yet reliable. ^
ft is the best that we hare?all that we ei
have; but the aim of the planter now is h
to economize labor by limiting the area 11
in cultivation and" to give the freedmcn n
such money wages or share in the profits al
Oi tne crop as will enable nun to reject P
all but the best hands. There w no dc- ,,r
sire to rush headlong from one extreme
to the other, and cultivate fifty acres instead
of five thousand. $or is there
any idea of doubling the area in cultivation
because cotton has sold for twenty-eight
and thirty oents. The plan F
is to till the land thoroughly and to in- *
crease the crop by the free use of fertilizers,
not by adding to the number of
seres to be handled during the season.
The wisdom cf this policy is very c
evident. It costs no more to cultivate C
five hundred acres, which will. produce D
two bales to the acre, than the same /
area which will produce one bale or half
a bale to the acre. The only additional
cost of any conscqucnoe is that of the D
fertilizers that maj be used} and this is f
as nothing in comparison with the in- C
crease of the crop. Last year the quan- ^
tity of fertilizers used in this State was
very small; but this year it promises to
be larger than in any year since or be- D
fore the war. The people have the
money. They know how well it pays to rj
invest that money in fertilizing material
: and we mav look forward to nro
?' ? - r ,
ducing in this State, with average sea- z
bom, at least 250,000 or 300,000 bales
of oottOD, to be sent to market in the ^
spring of 1870. And there will be no
oommensarate increase in the cost of ^
production. If, as we believe, tho increase
in the crop should be entirely u
due to improved cultivation and a plen- a
tcous use of fertilizers, the net profits ^
will be enormously large. With cot- ^
ton at twenty cents, an increase of fifty n
il 1 1 iv tf .
mousana Da:es ODtamea in this manner o
WjuM be an addition of at Joist three o.
and a half millions of dollars to the net 1E
income of the State. This is what we ^
are driving at. We are workiog, not
fcr an increased acreage, not for a breaking
np of new ground, not for a head- 0
long plunge into huge farming opera- 1
tion>rbut to cultivate thoroughly every
rood of land, and to encourage, strength- _
en and quicken the soil, so as to obtain
from one acre the ordinary productof two.
This can be done, and if there be any
irtue in industry and economy, coupled
rith s libera! use of the whole brood of
ertilizere, the crop of thia year Will asuredly
tell the tale.-? Charkston Netct.
IIow a Farmer mat tosfe Moret.
3y not taking one of more good papers.
Keeping no account of farm operaions;
paying no attention to the ma*m
: "A stitch in time saves nine," in
egftrd to the sowing of grain and plant
ng of seed at the proper time.
Leaving reapers, ploughs, cultivators
tc., unsheltered from the rain and heat
f the sun. More money is lost in this
ray annually than most persons would
>e wil ing to believe.
Permitting broken implements to be
cattcred over the farm until they are
rreparable. By repairing broken imilemcnts
at the proper time many dolirs
may be saved?a proof of the asertion
that time is- money.
Attending auction sales and purchasng
all kinds of trumpery, becauso in
he words of the vender, the articles are
'very cheap."
A1 owing fences to remain tmfepaird
until "strange" cattle are found gra
ing in the meadow, grain field, or
rowsing on the fruit trees.
n:.u.i:?:? .1
i/I2UUIICVni^ itxc fii ruuij/ixx ui n xuvaviuu
f crops, before making a single experilcnt.
Planting fruit trees with the expectaon
of having fruit without giving the
recs half the attention required to make
hem profitable.
Practicing economy by depriving
Lock of shelter during the winter, and
ceding them nnsouud food, such as
alf rotten and mouldy hay or fodder.
Keeping an innumerable tribe of rats
n the premises, and two or three big
izy dogs who never molest the vermin.
Spending rainy days in groeeriesand
ar-rooms, instead of being at home
utting things to rights when you have
jistrre.?Rural Jfor&f.
Stop His Kicking.?It is not an
ncommon thing to meet with horses
'ho will kick while in harness. Such
oracs are dangerous to drive, and the
abit diminishes their value very much.
l subcribcr gives the following simple
tethod of preventing the perbicioos
icl;:
Take a forked stick, about two feet
>ng, varying a little, according to the
>ze of the horse; tie the end of the fork
rmly to each end of the bridle bit, and
ic other end of the stick to the lower
nd of the collar, so as to keep the
ead up, and tbis will prevent his kickig.
A few days working in this maner
will commonly effect a cure. HorseH
re more apt to kick when tarninfi in
loughing, orhawowing than when do
ig any other work.
Am. Stork Journal.
ROSADAL1S,
Purifies the Blood.
or Sale bjr Druggists Every wfiere.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Fur the Rail Road.
lose on Tueadhy, Thursday and
Friday, at 9.00 P. M.
lose on Sunda1-, at 8 00 P. M.
ue Wednesday, Friday. Saturday
and Monday, at .700 P. M.
or Lancaster Cf- Z/., via Flat Rock
and Pleasant Ilill.
lose Monday and Friday ? 7 00 P. M
ue same days, by 6.00 P. M
?or Lancaster C. //., via Dry Creek.
lo en Thursday, at 7.C0 P. M.
>ue Saturday, by 6.00 p. M.
or Jefferson, via Tiller's ferry and
Lynch wood.
lose on Friday at 12 30 P. M.
lue aamo day at 12 00
J. M*. GAYLE, P. M.
he State of South Carolina.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
?y J. F. Sutherland, Judge of Probale.
[XTHERE AS, J. J. Rash made suit
Jf to me, to grant him Letters of
id ministration of the Estate and effects
f S. It. Rash, deceased*.
THESE are therefore to cite and adlonish
all and singular the kindred
nd Creditors of the said S. H. Rush,
eceasecf, that they be and appear, bejre
me, in the Court of Probate to be
eld at Camden on the 1st day March,
eit, after publication hereof, at 1'1:
'clock in tho forenoon, to shew cauRe
f any they have, why the said Admin
stration should not be granted.
Given under my hand\ this twelfth
ay of February, Anno Domini, 1869.
J.F.SUTHERLAND, J P.
rumisneu oil me rjipiiccnui \r>j
f February 1869, in the 93 year of
he Independenoe of the United States
f America.
Feb. 18. 2t.
SARDINES, OYSTEKS.
LOBSTERS and CRACKERS,
For sale by D. C. KIRKLEY
TOWN TAXESTHE
Books for receiving Returns, an
for tho collection of TOWN TAXE
for the year 1869,- are now opeo at th
Council Chamber, and will remain ope
until the first of April All those wb
do oot make their retaros by that litfi
will be double taxed.
By order Council,
W. CLYBUHN, Clerk.
Feb 4. tf
TO
FARMERS iPUVHS
Improve your soil perms
nentiy!
BY using ZELL'S AMMONIATE
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE, fc
Cotton, Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Whea
Rye, Potatoes, Turnips, Grass &c.
This is j s quick and active, as Pen
viao Guano, and commends itself obov
other fertilisers, to the farmer an
planter.
For certificates of its efficiency, ea
at oar store, and you will find sUc
from parties at home, as weH as throat
We trill sell this f'crtiliifer at ?an<
facturers prices. BAU31 BROS,
Jun.14 ?2 in. Agt>.
2ELL'S FERTILIZER
Camdf.n, S. C., Feb. 8,1869.
Messrs. Baum Bros.? Gmtlrmcn
In reply to your inquiry as to Zell'
* * * ? ? T I
fhosptiate, i snail say tnai i navcuew
used it, but a gentleman in Balliwot
in whose opinion I have the utmo;
confidence, told me when in Baltimoi
so?o two w-.*eks ago, that he knew Zkli
and hail every confidence in his nmnij
ulating a pure article. I was so muc
prepossessed by this statement, that
intend to true tour tons of it this scasoi
Yours Respect fully,
J. D KENNEDY.
Feb 11. ) It
WAN DO FERTILIZER
PIMHE Wando Mining and mnnufacturiit
JL Company offers ro the Planters and Fai
mors ot the South their FERTILIZE!
known as the
WANDO FERTILIZER
which the experience ot the past season hi
proved to be one ot the most valuable in 01
market. It hns tor its bns? the materia
Irom tfie Phosphate feeds Ot"the Company u
Ashl y River, and is prepared at their worli
at the
EAST END OF HASBL STREET,
in thin city In order to gimrflntcif its-tm
fortuity and maintain its high standard, tl
Company has mnde arrangements with tl
disiinzuhhcir Chemist, Dr. C. U.tfHEPARI
Jr , wno caretufly analyses all the sintnon
acal rnd other mnterlfff purchased by tl
Company, and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
before being offered for snle. ompan
is reeolvcdto make an article wnirb will pro\
lobe tycomplete meinrec, and gi??
isfaction. .
For terms, circulars and other inlorthatio
apply to
WM. C. DUKES & CO.. Agents,
No. 1. South Atluntic Wnart,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Jan. 1<I, 3ni.
WM. C. IUKRS & ?l~
COTTON FACTC1S
AND
General Commission Merchants,
Fourth Atlantic Wiiarf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Cofiwr?nmpnts of Cotton; ffice, Ac., ri
spectl'ully solicited, and liberal advances mac
? rcon* .Ian^l4~3m
CANE SEATEDCIJ AIRS.
PERSONS having Cane Cfinii* th
require re bottoming, can have
done in a neat and substantial maunc
[vet % loVf price fur eash, by applying i
M. DfJTTON.
Dec, 3i. tf
KOBT. MURE& COCMMISSMM
MKCBAXTS,
CHARLESTON, S V
AGENTS CHARLESTON ANOH'ifVBP
POOL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Advances ! ?? ?> ??n -liipments of Cottoi
Rice nud Xava! Storcsto Foreign and D<
mesiic Ports.
COTTON GINS.
1 CONTINUE to make Coiton Gins, an
r ihcm'nml all kinds of Machinery
Also, Turning in Wood antMHn.
it. J. McCftEIGf/T.
Dec. 24. tl*.
BNDEBTAKIN&
IA.M prepared to make plain, stained on
varnished or covered COFFINS.
By promptness and dispatch, 1 hope to n
ceive a part of tl e patronage in that line.
R. J. McCREIGHT.
Dec 24. if
STATIONERY.
T7UN Writinsr Ink, Lead Pencil
11 11 Tl T7?t T.n
B.' rCHH, r^ll liuiucig( *. uwir-vHp, ajv
ter and Note Papers, Sealing Wax, Mi
cilage, &c. For sale by
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
Dee, at. tf
tT7!II8KIES, BRANDIES,
W WINES AND GTI2
AS CHEAP A2 THE CHEAPEST,
AND AS GOOD AS Tf?E BEST;
Sold in quantities to suit customeri
FOR THE CASH, by
Dec. ?. D 0 KIRKLEY.
Cattle, Cattle.
Of A HE'D of CATTLE wante
/Ct)\J Apply to
BAUM BRO.
December f. tf,
vrnnaaatrriiirv n iv " ~f
BROOKLYN
LIFE
i IN20BAUCE COMPANY.
No. 141 Broadway, N. Y , aud No. 159 |
M out ague St., Brooklyn; ?
l0. assets, i
)e AMONG the advantages offered by *
the BROOKLYN, are tho following: |
1. Tola! removal of all restriction on *
travel and residence. No permit or 1
extra premium is required, and the as_
Hured are not compelled to impose anGcographicil
Limit upon their Engage
I raents.
21 All policies are nonforieitable
1 after two lull annual premiums hate
^ been paid.
Dividends divided among policj hold- 1
ere, heretofore averaging over Fortj
D per cent, in CASH.
>r JOHN KERSHAW, Ageht [
t, L. M. DESAU^uftE, Examining
Physician, Camden^ S U% i
t* Sept. 24. 3in j
e ?1
d " Sate ynur f aftily from want by
n Insuring year Life,"
J1 THE LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
life mn\m com,
OF NEW ORLEANS,
HAVING A CASH CAPITAL OF
500.000 DOiyLARS.
: ff"VFFERS to it? Southern patrons a reliable
g " f Home Company, in iebfefr c#rt be effected
every species of Life Insurance at the
!r at the tnost reasonable rate
C AH policies non forfeitable, and the earn- ,,
jt ings of thvCttOpany annually divided on the 1
strictly intrttMff'ptett.
OFFICERS.
JOSEF H ELLISON. President.
J" ~ ' W. S. DIKE. Vice President.
h W. P. HARPER. Secretory*
I S. C. DKARING, Gonernl Agent,
j G. A. BREAUX. Attorney. J
Directobs?John Pemberton. J8. A. Tyler,
, C. H. Slocimtb-. F. Dtelhtjftlis. George A. Fosdick,
W. S. Pike, J. W. Stone, A Thompson.
I). B. Penn, Edward Rigney W. B.
m. Schmidt, Alexander Marks, C. E, Rigney,
A M. KEN1 EDY,
Agent lor Kershaw Distf.tit.
_ Dr. A A. MOOK&, Medical Examkief (
* Dec- 24. rf"
!' STOVES, STOVES.
- I
The cheapest and best
: COOKING STOVES
ARK kept constantly on band by J.
It. GOODALE> dealer in
. STOVES,
,'e TIN WARE,
&I1EKT IRON, c
>; WIRE, kO.
frotnpt attention to all orders for
TIN , HOOKING.
GUTTERING,
STOVE- KfPtfS,
Z ' S'?KJ5T IROSTf
d ani_TIN WARE, *
und nil work pertaining to TTie TIJi 1
" BUSINESS, promptly attended toon
the mo>t reasonable TERJW.J.
R. GOO DALE,
3d d<?nr north It. M. Kennedy's.
Dec. 24. 2ni.
1.1 EftllTY?Rersbaw.
W. Z Leitncr. Adtn'r., vs. Lula War*
ren, T. W. Pegucs, el al.
BILL.
IN iittrsuance of an ord-r nnuTe' In the
above case, January 15 186'.f, the
creditors of Tliotirtw J. Warren, den
cased, are ferjrtired to prove their elainis
,c before me on or before the first dvy of
- May next, orbe debarred from all bene- '
tit of any decree to be made in this caser i
J T. HAY,
Jan. 28.?td Receiver.
I LUitlltElt.
THE undersigned having leased, removed,
fitted up and put in running
order, the Steam Saw Mill fur- ?'
merly owned by Sutherland & Lcnimond.
are prepared to furnish PINE
LUMBER of every description in any
rjiuar.tity at short notice, on moderate
L" terms for cosh or any dsccription of
^ country produce.
^ The Mill is Incited on Little Pine
Tree Creek, foor miles flfoM' Camden, i
in the midst of fine timber, with a good j
road leading to it.
' Orders left with Messrs. Burns and
Bos well, or at the Journal office in \
Camden, will receive prompt attention, f
SHEORN & CKOVfELL. 0
December 31. t*
d NEW PICTORIAL 8EAMRSr
\\J ELL suited ns tscful nnd agreeable
If cotn|ianions to children at home or in
the school-room; prcpard tinder the super_
vision of Prof. J. L. REVNOLDS, D. D , ol 1
the S. C.Uriversity. who is acknowledged as J
eminenjly fit tor siic'h'a nsk ^ ^
Ucynoia ivew ricionai isi rceaaer, so
2d GO d
H> ' ' 3d " 90 ft
t- ? " 4?h . J>.35
1- Also in preparation, School Histories of P
South Cnrolinn, North Carolina a.id Georgia, C
in separate volumes, abiut 75c. or $1 each, J
written in familiar style.by Prof. J. W. DAVIDSON.
A. 1H.
_ Also, a scries of handsimely Li'hcrgfaphed
Writing Books, in five ntmbersr25~c. eaefi of
#2 per dozen. Fjrhnlfth? retail price, copies
f of any of the atiove will le sent to teachers
' who may desire to examine them.
DUFFIE &. CHAPMAN,
Booksellers, Columbia, S. C.
Jan 21. tf.
8,
CIIESNUT'S MILL.
THK subscriber respectfully infonns C
the citizens of Cawdcn, that he is running
a (JAIbT to ind from (he above
d MILL, and will take Cor? free of
charge. The best meal' atod grits guaranteed.
/OS. GOODALE.
Jan. 28"
1IKE! FIRE!?
INSURANCE.
tIAVING been appointed Agents
oare of the bent FIRE lNSfcriANC
X^MlPANIES in the United Stat<
re are prepared to take rinks on i
)roperty against fire; and #e are Wi
Anted in Buying, that all lotses will
ftomptly paid.
HODGSON & DtJNLAP,
Dec 17, Agents.
DRUGS, MhDICIiMtS
&o. bo. bo.
117E HAVE just opened odr stock
TT DRUGS, MEDICINES, ?cc., fecei
)urcha8ed in New York, and takfc thrfs (
tortunltyof irrttiinf w friends to cell a
nsfecL
We haVfe a I'afge VaHtty Of
P4NCV ARTICLK
Consisting, in p'tflt; bf
FINE TOIIiET SETS,
PERFUME BOTTLES,
VASES,
FLOWER POTS,
COLOGNE BOTTLE
And a variety of other articles,
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS.
ALSO
A large assortment ol English ond Ame
an TOILET SOAPS. FRENCH PE
UMERY, AND HANDKERCHIEF E
rRACTS, LU BIN'S f'OtLET POVVDE
tlEBN FUN and LILY WHITE.
Tooth, Hair and \ai! Brashes,
In great iaricfv.
>AINT AM VAHRIM 1HU5HE
PAISTS, OILS, VABMSHES
kerosene ole,
)fthe best quality, either by the barrel or
retail.
A VSried assort men! iff
jimps, Burners, Chlmnies, & Wiel
BHANDLES AND WINES
POR MEMCAL PURPOSES.
wine,
fir Cooking purposes and Sacramental <
naions.
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
December 17. tf
French Confectionary.
UJ E have ftceiVed the largest stock
oK.vtijrfe French Confectionary e*
troughf to this market, to which we inv
jspccial attention.
ihjv&sox & dunlap
DetJ. 17. If
tots! toys!i
WE are now opening some nrW ^CY
for Christ itirs.
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
Love among the Koses.
A NBW nnd deligliliul Perfume. Try it
rV Par "rtrfp by
hodgson & dun la p.
1MPKOVEI)
Condition Powders,
FOR HOUSES.
rHS Powder lias been found by e*p?
enCVtO be tHe best medicine ever ui
er Horses. Prepared h?
HODGSON k DUNLAP.
Fresh Arrivals
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
4 new stock of'Wootli
Suitaole fur tin- season,
DRY GOODS
(iRIKEKILS, HARDWARE,
CROCK EC HT,
IATS, SHOES SADBLER1
&c. ?&e. &c.- &c.
Vhich will bt; Folft at the lowest pric
of (JAMB. I solicit a cull from n
Id (fQstomerb
A. M. KENNEDY.
Dec 17. tf
NOTMv,
To whom it may concern.
iLL persons retailing SPIHiTUOl
JQUORS, in the Cotmlj of f(er*ha
fft of the limits of the ToWfr of Cat
ec, are required to trtlt e Liffefl
mm the County Com rois." ttanei'tf. A
ersons retailing without fhe 8t?rd 1
eise, will bo dealt with according
/flW. By order of the Board,
J A. BOSWElX,
Chairman.
C'oLfN McCrA?. Cleric.
County Connnissioner'B Office,
Dec. 24,- tf.
_W. , COtRTXEf, A CO.,
FACTORS AND
?M9HZSI0K9E11CHANT:
No. 0, Boycr'k Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
W. C. COURTNEY.
rob't murdoch.
ja8, 8. murdoch.
4
NEW STORE,
The undersigned having formed * t&of
1
!js3 partnership for carrying on a
Hi General Business J|
ir* in CiMWhn-, rw^yectfally inform the eitb- vB
be zens of the to#n aftd surroun'ing coan- 9
try that they hitr* taken the stand for- B
merly occupied by Messrs. 0. MjtTflit* i K
son & Co., where they are ho# receive / ii
~ ing a WELL SELECTED 8TOCR, ||
, consisting of #B
Dry Goods, Clothing.. J
of BOATS. SHOES/ 1
'ii Groceries, Crockery,, H
&t. &Q. I
SThe flonio!1 partner having done trif?
.tineas in Caniden fofr a ntuuoer of JjreaVf
niid having rrtfoiVi'd a fair share tffpi
tronajjc, will endeavor to uiferit the fig
fiiUieJ'i/r the new firm. fiw
W n KOWfcKY & H YAMS.
viet: 16. H
Groceries, W ines,
Liquors, a
MilS Flit ITS & VEGETABLES W
FOH SALE CHEAP FOR CASH; W
?' by D. C. KIRK LEY. fig
X QUGAR, COFFEE, BACON, ' X
R- O FLOUR, LARD, AND
MOLASSES, jgg
For sale LOW FOR CASH, by V
D. C. KIRKLEY. ||
Steel Brush 11
'CULLETGIN, I
THE Steel Brunh GULLET GBf M
id conceded to be tlie greatest iinprover Aj
ment tot the cotton planter. By its 1 V
t peculiar action, the fibre iff. draWn 0
oat in such a manner on to IffiproVe
the staple ai df bring into A highfif ji
grade of classification, thas increasing p%
Its the price from- hfflf a Cetrt pet pound fm
upwardff. ^
i This Gib may fee St>t?H at the planta'
ration of il. Baam, affd fto'ton ginn*^ '
at that plnde by the above Gin, may bd
seefl at store of the undersigned. \
BAUM BRCS.,
Agents for Kershaw md Lancaster >|
jc- Districts. Dec. 2m- ! I
. : y
Hotice^ jjj
T RESPECTFULLY write the at-- %
tention of the public to nry stock ol
"r GrOoferies, 4,1
Ueok'ag -yg
btovos, |
which I nftbr the Lowest Cash Pricesr f
GEORGE ALDEN, Agent.- /I
Dec. 12 tf 11
rS, _ r \\
TflE U
I
ARROW TIK
AND ^
PAINTED IfiON BAffltf,
FOB BALNO COTTON,
Combine the utmost simplicity with the
greatest security.
Tlicy are made of the' best Wronghf
Iron, and hure been thoroughly tested
ri- and approved by the
"d COTTON PRESSES
io all fhe principal Sea Ports and b/
? Planters throughout the Cotton Grotf*
3 g Stated For Sale by
BURNS & BOSWELL,- I
Agents, Camden S. C.
tr- ^
Sa ;
KKKSHAW?III Equifj.
! John Tho-up^ou, "j
C. L. ityo, Executors, 1 BiH to sett
9 vs rlt?rt& to pay
D. D. U"scry, & j debts, &c.
J. 11. Mugill, Trustees, }
IN pur.-unnce of 4 <JcC?cfal order'
f- passed hy Chancellor Johnson, in above
I j stated car-e, It iirordered, that the c?editors
of John P. Kirkland, deceased, i
be enjoined restrained from par- *
es suiny their actions at law against the
>J coiuplaiuauts 0. L. Dye and Joliu
Thompson, in tliis behalf. The said
creditors ore hereby notified to product
and estjrbHsh their demands- ajfainfr
~ the estate of the said John P. Kirk
land, dteeosed, before the Commission'
er in Eqaity, at His office, on of befofe
' the first day of Juue next, or be debat* *
IS red frout all benefit of Huid order.
?r, J. D. DUNLAP, C. K. K. D. |
? June 27. lym.
se ' T - -vr
:!! MANSION HOtJSE,
to CAMDEN, S. C.
\
REPORTS have be?n circulated, that n if
HOtJSE was clotted up, And ifttn t hat*
ten Camden. I beg leave to inform the pub'
lie, that they are untrue. Travellers will fine?
CLEAN and COMFORTABLE ROOMS, tf ^
GOOD TABLE, and every attention requisite
to their comfort.
? f-- ? CT A
Try me ana see iur yuurwireo. u i <
"* BLES in good order. Charges Reasonable.E.
G. ROBINSON, Proprietor.Jan
21. ltn
, DR. 0. J. SHANNON y
^ /^\FFERS his professional services-to*
Vy the citizens of Cauiden and its vi^ 1
cioity. *
OFFICE at the Branch Batiky \
Camden, S. C.
i Feb 4, if/
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