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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

COUGARS, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Raisns, Figs, Dates
- Ground Spices Moasses and other groceries, for sale
by 5. p. REDFlELD.
eth May, Al. 06
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
SPECTACLES

FRESH FRUIT, ETC.
1--WE HUNDRED lbs. Eng, Wanuts; 500 fberts I;
l. 500 almonds; 800 Casannanuts 200 prime Figs !;
10 boxes, oranges and lemons box and Keg Rasins Cit
ron, Mace Sage, Tapoca. Macaroni, Vermeceli Dates
Prunes, Tamarinds, etc just received and for sale by
May II, l94l. SILAS BURBANK, JR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
RROADCLOTuS

SHEETING lsHEETING!
9 Bales Of Sheeting-vcry low-6 per yd,
. LYMAN & KING
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

THn PIECES AMERICAN & ENGLISH CAL.
- iGoES from l-2 to 80 cents pei yard, Just re-
coNou w tHAhLES SPALDING. May8.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

no not forget to call at Lyman Kings Cheap Cash
over prices. No mistake.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

NOllCE.
CtAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber June %
~ brnde yearlng heifers. The owner is requested
to take them away and pay charges.
EDWIN @. LEWIS.
Berlin, July go, ls4l. ls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
CLOCKS! CLOCKS
HOSIERY.

open WORK, unbeached, and variety of styles Of
~ Hosiery at LYMAN & KINGS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

MAILS, GLASS, SALT FISH, IRON, and NOVA
L SCOTIA PLASTER, al small commission for sale
by CHARLES SPALDINCi. NAV g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
Boiling Cloths.

II OAF, lump, and brown SUGARS, Coffe, Tea, Spices
IL etc. Just received at LANGDON and WRlGHT'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20
NAILS NAH.
MASONR v.

900 CASKS from the Peru Iron Co. hand and 70
- sale at Burlington prices adding low freight, by
March ). lS4l. SlLAS BURBANK, in,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-20

LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED
THCSE wishing GARMENTS made in the latest and
best style please call opposite the brick church.
NAV 20-05 HENRY ISHAM.
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Regime1atal Order,

To the fM Regiment Of Caualry.
4 Regimental Court Martial is hereby ordered
Il to be held at Columbia on Saturday the 18th
day of January next, at ten o'clock, A. NJ for the
trial of all defaulters The Captains are re-
quired to make return IF the defaulters in their
respective companies to the President of the
Court. The Court totonsist of Major Davis,
President; Capt. James Adams, Capt. T. An
crum, Capt. A. Taylor Capt. Manning, Lieut..
Hampton, Lieut.. R. Richardson.
BY order of JAS. B. RICHARDSON, Col.
JAMES CHESTNUT, Jr. =
Dec. 90. Ad't 9th Reg't. Cavalry:
U'The Carolinian will give the above one in
sertion. X J. G.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

IN EQUITY--Lancaster District
John C. Baskin and others, VS.. Isbon Ingrem and
others.
DY virtue of the decree of the Court of Equity
I'D made in the above case, will offer for sale
at the store Of Capt Thos. L. Clyburn, in Lam
caster District, on the third Monday, 17th Of
January, 1912, the following Tracts of LAND,
situate in kershaw District, belonging to the es-
tate of Charles 4ngrep:
One Tract,
fOn1sa Hnshes ereeb reg adoHng lands of Benz Halle,
James Halle, Nathaniel Hongh, and L. Fergu-
son. Also,
One other Tract,
containing 1A acres, on The east side of said
creek, adjoining the above tract, and lands Of
James Baskin. a=s-
TERMs-.As much lash as will ray costs; the
balance OIL credit df one and two years, with
interest from the day Of sale. The purchaser to
rive bond and good security.
JAS. H. WITIIERSPOON, Jr. e.
Dec. Is. ls4l. 1881 sc. E. %
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~ Fwill ser nuary nsxt, at
thc Court I9use,,1st Y e'e;ack N. Ie following
four Negroes; ard three chill
dlen, to5wit: Dsii!Ia,5 sfoqt 80, Rand4l aged
about IL Margaret aged sbodl iS, aid tEfy, aged
about ycars,to TO !orccIesc aaHei 4geyoI said Ne
,sroes, executed by IaaJes Ws GGansss to ahGu,as
Whitaker aud Jo!m VI. DeSGGssure,. aid sod. ,aNlsf:
said Mortgage as his property -. 80
Terms made known CO HE Day of.eslc Furchs
seTs to pay ief titles. 3. sGASS, Agent.
Dec Ii = ~. Prs fee, SIX So ss; ~
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ron THE CAMDEN JounNAL:;

Mr.. Editor: There is a homely alage, that
..sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. =
Let us apply il isOld Harry" proposes to raise
seventeen millions of dollars on the credit Of the
United States, as national banking capital, and
.h,e Carolina party" par excellence, make the
welkin ring with the cry, corruption" "plun-
der" "rebbery of The many forthe, benefit OF the
f.p." 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 pamper-
cd, arrogant and aristocratic few, at great loss
to the State-it is voted down by The party! SO
.sthe sauce for the goose is notsauce tor the gan
der" "Corruptiea and plumber" by Clay and his
myrmiions, .stir the blood TO nelting," There
is no siieep -damnati5n' "curses long, and
loul," when perfetrated by the Cheys of,thepar-
" when perpetra.ed For %tae!r own aggggfandize gg
ment. -$ -
Again-Ciay proposes to unite private and
nublc stocks in lis "Fiscal Bank with the use
nf the peoples money, alledging that its proprle-
tvis .no longer an open q,.estioar'' and the pat
riotic souls of the party (the wre-werkers
mean,) are filled with horror and Indignation
,Bnt;hs Exceleucy Gov. Richardson, proposes
simlarsunion Of public and private funds, alledgg-
ing too that its proprety is mo longer an open
Question" and a thousand party trampets echo,
sit is no longer an open question" Let US Illus
:trale-The needy, arrogant and ;unscrupulous
tfep, undertake. and fraudulent pretences, have
;Jpossessed themselves of the common property of
ihe mauy-the schoolmaster however, has been
:abroad-thc ignorant and duped multitude are
.awakeneH to q Just apprehension OF the fraud and
,robbery-they demand restoration, and are eooty
;told*"a is no leager an open queslion!"
Mr.. Editor, what are we to think of this gross
inconsissency--this seemingly treacherous pro-
fession of principle! Were the party-the ln'-
:t;ated--false from thebeginning, in their clamor
flor the agreat conservative principle divorce
.of Bank and Ssate!" And if so, was not their
skill in pr@ectiL:s at f1uR Did they mot put
,rasu,:,m.. shooting it beyond their mark, and ell,
.dangerng, in its sweeping career, the strong hold
..oftReir power! Let it roA o,,-"sauce for the
goose is sauce for the .gander;p 1n,nrv,
. ..DELIVERANCE AND LIBERTY"
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pies and in such form as shall be in conformity
! with the principle of limited partnerships, and
l further to proceed in making such arrangements
for the setting up of the paper, in the appoint
ment of an Editor, the contract for printing and
distributing the paper; and the appointment OF
ain 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 Doth January 1S42, the amount OF
sc 25 on each of his shares. ~
Z. That Brother L. Watkins, be requested to
procure stockholders in this concern, and that Dr.
Johnson be requested to write to such indivdu-
ais 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 Brethren JAMES G. FIR
MAN, NJ. T. MENDENHALL, and A. Z. SMITH;
be the Committee under the Sd and 4th articles
as above stated.
g. Resozped, That the following caption be
used by those who may become agents for OBJ
tanning stockholders, viz: es-s.
We whose names are hereunto annexed, do
! agree to take the number of shares, opposite to
our names, and to pay the amounts called for
from time to time on these shares in conformity
with the requirements, that shall be made by a
society to be organized forthe establishment and
support of 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 re-
cevethe money called for in those articles, and
to make report to the Committee by the 10th
January, 1912.
P. S. Any friend to the design contemplated
in the preamble and resolutions above, is author
lied to copy the caption in the 9th article, be-
come an agent, procure stockholders, receive
the money, and make returns and report to the
Committee in town.
w. B. JOHNSON, Chairman.
JAMES C. FUEMAN, Secretary
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:ror THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,

Yta meeting of persons at Society Hill, friend.
To 70 the establishment of Religious periodical
in Charleston. S. c. under the patronage OF the
Rantist Denomination, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, it is desirable to establish reli-
..;ous naper 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 canbe obtained.
Therefore, ...y.=sgzg zgss...--
Re,olued That the present time presents a
favorable occasion, for making an effort to es-
tablish the proposed paper, andth 1t be done
..on the following preliminary principles. =.
/, That, as: soon as. one; hundred ana nlty
shares at S25 OF, be subscribed for, the STOCK
holders shall be authorized to proceed 70 tne
orc. n;,,tson of society for the establishment
s,n1 carving ono stke proposed paper, .,.
o .Fhat, the society shall be ofgahzeT m, on 'ne
..no;nle of limited partnerships, VIZ inat ~
lSS,ackholder shall be bound Tor more tnan ~ Tue
Shares that he takes anf that the asents " .s
,S6ciety shall be liable in their own persons any
nroperty for the excess IA tneif cohtia''S Oesonu
the assets furnished ii.,,o ,rosart b,ve
2 That, as all the stockholders present nave
agreed to accept voluntary agency m oD,d ,hav
;pg stockholders in the above eohSe s..h 'ne' a
G atnf .her agency Committee to be here re.
after appointed IN CHafies'eot'' ~ ." ~
n Ths BY the soh January an 1s42 : One one
,aares and tifty shares shall be reported 70 tae
ae;stsa nunu as subscribed for, the SAID Commlt,
'Io" 10 authorized to make the purchase o'
tee .sbscrntion list of the Editor ot the, hecor.
the uoSv Watcbman, at eight hundred dollars out
der q amounts arising from payments on the
shares on the 22ad January 1912, as many
S. ina. as reside in; Charleston, together
stockholaeIh e.h. STOCKHOLDERS that may be mat,
with any o,r n, rson OF by proxy on that day., Ds i
teadance,ia Pc = ',se,nble and adopt a system Of
an1es assaaia for their government upon su'A '''
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IN ACT.
To ertend he Bounds of the Jails ofthe several
judicial Districts of khis Stale.

I'm Az J..
| To ertend The Bounds ofthe .Jails of the several
Judicial Districts Of this Stale.
ST.. 1. Be it enacted, by the Senate and House
of Rem csc natives, now met andsittng in Gener.
al Assent W, and by the authority of the same,
That from al.1 ter the passing of this Act, the
limits and Bounds o. the Jails of the several
Judicial Districts o. this State be, and the same
are hereby extended to the limits and boundaries
of the Judicial Districts in w.sich they are sltua-
ted : s
Sec 3. That allprsoners in execution in any
civil process, who may be minded TO take the
benefit of the prison rules, shall be Obliged no.
only. to render the schedule now required out
shall also at the expiration of the notice pres&ro
ed under the Insovent Debtors and Prison
Bounds Acts, respectively, assign and surrende!s,
as far as in his power, the property mentioned
in said schedule, and in default Of such assign.
ment aid surrender, the bond for the rules shall
be forfeited and the defendant may be committed
to tue body OF the Jail.
SEc3. That the condition of the bond which
the Sheriff. required to take, be made to con-
form with the provisions of the law as modified
by this act. - ...,s
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liable to perform patrol duty; and the journey
man mechanic, the poor artist and the clerk pay
as much for the defence of toon property as the
wealthy merchant, the rich planter, and the re-
tired tradesman. 1t may be said for these latter
that they pay other tares-but the question Isl DO
they paw in the same proportion to their property
and income, as the poorer and humber classes!
: Now, what is the tax that each class pays! The
man without dollars worth of property, who is
dependant upon his daily labor for his daily bread
for himself and family, if he has one, with an in
come of from two to four hundred dollars year,
paws a town tax of seren dollarS-four dollars
patrol, and three dollars road taX-whle the
rich planter, with a house worth four thousand
. dollars, dozen house servants and a carriage
and four, with princely income, pays, in add-
ton to this, but the patry sum of dollars and
eighty cents-or the merchant, witha stock in
trade worth forty thousand dollars-or the pro"
fessoaal man, of five thousand dollers year, but
fifteen cents upon the hundred dollars. And
these additional taxes too, which the property
holders pay, are applied to purposes particular
lv heneftting property. Thus for guarding the
y, vans house, and keeping the streets in good
-, FOR his carriage, the poor man, without el-
- ,,,,,. ~ equal tax. This state of things
~ 49, a. ss,s am in favor of well organized
t town guards. ,clr as we now hdve-but it should
be supported by contributions principally from m
+sose who are princ,, ,a,.,v benefited by it The
nronerty tax should be ieased, and the poll tax
aiminished-and if the ct-pc ration has not the
authority at present to do it, let them pray the
next Legislature for an extensio., c. 'neif 'nSr'
ter, that they may be enabled still = .Haintah
municipal police, and establish at the SINE .'i'ie
a:system Of :axa,iea more in accordance Elth
~. EQUAL RIGHTs;.
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Election Nofice:.
Dc. l3.

In obedience TO an order from afiyeBe.;
paItment, an election is hereby ordered dbohed on
tie second Monday and the day followipgin January
next, for Sheriff of KersIiaw District, to fill the va
cancy occusoned by the resignation Of Benjamin,
Gass, ESQ. Managers Of Elections will attend at
their respective polls on the day appointed, proceed ID
to hold said election, and make their returns accor-q
ding olaw. ~ iff5.s1
GEO. @. MCINTOSH, c. c.P.k. D.g
Clerks Office, Nov.24, 1871.
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Six strays taken up,

VIZ: one Steer, about five years old, white and
Y red; two ,'ed Cows, one old and the other
young; two youIag Heifars, about two or three 2,
years old; one w1it;e and red young Steer; all
marked with slope or. strip taken from the up
per side of one ear AMI slope or strip from the
under side of the other e1r. No brand visible;
DTThey WILDE put in close confinement, and
it is requested that the owner WI come forward
prove his property and take them sway and pay
all charges for keeping.
Mulberry, Dec II.
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D e S @ r IP. r I o "

BERTRAND, JUNIOR is about S feet, 9 inches
high, ofa deep chestnut color without any white, of
perfect symmetry, great muscular developemcnt, and
commanding appearance He was foaled on the I'd
of April, 1927.
PEDIGREE. -
BERTRAND, JUNIOR was sired by tho famous
horse, old Bertrand, who got by old Sir Archy,
whose pedigree deem unnecessary to give. His
dam Eliza, ul sister TO the well-known horse Gala
tin). by the imported Bedford G. dam, the imported
mare Mumbrino., Bertrand Juniors dam, Trans
port, got BY virginius; her dam the celebrated
running mare Nancy Air. For her pedigree see A.
msrican Turf Register, vol. 2, page 309) Virgnus
was got by the imported horse Diomed: his dam
Rhea. was got by Chatham; his z. dam by Eclipse;
his G. G. dam by the imported horse Shark his g. g.
G. dam by the imported horse Silver Eye; his g. g..
G. G. dam by tho imported Horse Valiant. l deem
it unnecessary to trace the pedigree of Bertrand Jr
further as his stock is so we'll known throughout the
United States. Transport. his dam was never beat
en- four mile, nor never put up in a race Of four
miles, after mile and half; and never lost but
one race and that three mile handy cup race, and
then not in condition.
Bertrand, Juniors limbs are as fine this day, as
they were at three ye,rs old, wtha single blemsh,
and bis appearance that of colt. :.
| The season to commence on the first Of February,
and end on the first o. June.
Servants boarded gatis. No accommodation for
white men coming with mares: They must board
somewhere in the neisbborhood -
WILLIAM H. r. RICHARDSON
Dec. 6. 14u..
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MARRIED-On Tuesday evening, the 2lst
INST by the Rev. Mr.. Phillips, THOMAS S. An
DERsoN, Esq. to Miss FLORA E. LEVY, all ofthis
town.
On the 9Th inst by the Rev. John A. Kennedy,
DR. VIM L. LEWIS, of Red River La. to Miss
ARABELLA E. R. eldest daughter of George E.
Peay, OF Fairfield District. -. -.
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
December, 20.

VlHE subscriber has just received complete sup.
L ply of fresh garden seeds, of the growth OF
1S4l, which he offers to his friends, on good terms
ALso--A consignment Of choice Double Dab
las, Geraniums, Rose Trees, Oeanders, Jessamnes'
&c. &c. which are offered to the ladies at New
York prices He will also receive in few days.
LOT of choice Peach Treas Nectarines &c.
JAMES R. McKAIN.
December, 19.
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STOLEN

ENRON the Guard Room, on Sunday.
the l7ltt October last, three BELTS
and BAYONErS. The Council will pay
a reward Of Twenty Dollars for the con-
victiun of the lhrf, aud the recovery of
The articles. By order of the Council,
RI. WILSON, Recorder.
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HOUSE lFasss SALE.

THE House now occupied By II. Holieyman, Jr
and formerly by James d. Lcfnierc, will be sold on
liberal terms. a.
The situation is ono ofthe best in Townfor busi,
ness. For furiho7 particulars, applyto
/. Nov III. W. McWILLIE.
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EsfraYed.

Erom. the subscriber, or Sunday the 18th inst, a
L light bay horse Mule, having marks of gear
ANY person giving information so that | got him,
shall be reasonably rewarded. -. f-:t
VIM. H. PEBBLES.
Sumter District, IS miles below Camden
December %, 1871. 81
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Camden Debating Club.

CdI10CII DOUHC1hS
The following is the question tor debate on 1hurs
day evening next
Should the Legislature give. the State Bank
controlling influence over the monetary affairs OF
the State2
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Notice.

VlHE; subscriber having purchased of T. a.
l. Hague Esq, all Of his right, title, and inter-.
est in the Planters Hotel, Books, Notes, Accounts
and Stock on hand, respectfully solcits all those
having demands against the. former firm of Hague
& Clifford, or the subscriber individually, to present
them for settlement, and those indebted to call and
pay, as soon as, convenient
f CLIFFORD.
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Notice.

rorewarn all persons from trading for a note Of
hand of mine, given TO Jeremiah Moore, dated The
18th of November last, it was given for unsound
property. .,, ~ C.sBAILEy.
December %, 1s4. -
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Joseph q. Kstsnaw, by his Guoudian, John NJ. De;
Saussure, VS. WIN. w. Lang, Admir-. Of a. Brcvurd,
Robert A Young, CT Il. Bill.
In conformity witlrthc d cree of thc Court of EIu
ty at its June sitting, ISL, viii sell before the
Court House door in Camden, on the first N onday in
January next, NEGRO Fellow named Henry, good
carpenter, agcd about 81, on c1eli, Of u months.
J. .CANEEY, ,eJt.' C"anr.
Dec. /. 5t52 Prs. foe S2-25
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DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS,
DgcEMBER D. 1911.
Semi. AnnUaI Parade.

DY order of Capt. Dknson, the DeKalb Ri
I'D file Guards will parade at their Rendezvous
on Saturday the 9th OF January next, at ten o.
clock, A. NJ
DDefaulters at this parade will be double
fined, and the members will come prepared to
pay their sem-annual contributions.
w. 3. JOHNSTON, O. S.
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To Hire.

f1NHE advertiser has boy about IS, and n wo-
L man about "a ycarsof age, to hire for the en-.
suing year. Enquire at This Office.
December 90
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The Renowned Horse,
BERTRAND, JUNIOR.

HILL stand the next season at the plantation
w of the subscriber, in Clarendon county, Sum:
tor district, and be let to at scventy-fve dol
lars the season, and one dollar to the Groom. The
money forthe season, or negotiable note given be.
fore the lnSre is taken away. Gentlemen sending
mares from distance, to the Of the subscriber,
can have them fed at fifty cents per day. Every
care will be taken TO prevent accidents or escapes but
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New Tailoring Establishment.

tNtW 1 uIlOIITlS ENtttbIt'''''f'o 10
The subscribers respectfully announce TO the ctt-
zens Of Camden and Its vicinity that they; have
formed u coparlnersip under the style o. bELpEN
g. WATSON and have taken the stand formerly
occapicd by Mr.. William Scverns, one door norlh o.
the Masonic Lodge, where they will executasRtn
neatness and dispatch; in the most fashionable .,
style, Ii work in their line Of business Being prac-
,ical and experienced worknen, and deteHnned
10 use every esction in their power to give satisfac-
tion they hope to merit and receive liberal snare
Of patronage. ss: . tssS.
All work warranted TO fit, or no charge made. Is,
80 A. J. BELDEN, go 2.s2
- W. M. WA eoN. 's' ~ =
Nov. 3, 1871.
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We are authorized t. iaMnounce
" LILLIAN CARLISLE, us a candidate forSherif
O, lis District, at the ensuing election. -
wEaI" 4 H. S rs z e; e &,

Bo0K-BiNDER, CHARLOTTE, N. c. =
OFFERS his services to tie citizens Of Camden, s.
~ C, and its vicinity. andTassules those who may
palronizc him that from the prompuess aud style IN
which he .,c,s la &.,..Cs s.. g.
faction. r 4,
:. rPcrsonswishing binding done, can, BY leaving
their work at the Camden Journal Office, have
forwarded an returned withoutan expense for ca
riagc. NoT.1a.
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Notice.

- ~ Notice. 4S-,-
!. DR.. ]. Lee has returned TO Camden, and viii
remain a short time
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a DIM IasSi s.gVs - asiaEe.
DY order of C rdn,ry o, Sunni District will
ID be sold at the late residence of jeremiah Pitts
deceased, on the second Monday in January next
the following property, to-wit:
TWENTY NEGROES,
ID head of Horses, 6s head Of Cattle, l35
head of Hogs, 1900 bushels Of Corn,
=, 10000 lbs. of Fodder, :,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation and Carpenters Tools .
Terms made known on the day Of salc.
Nov. 81. + J. NJ. PITTS, Admir-.
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