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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04


TABLE or STATISTICS.
1902 persons engaged IN Agriculture.
234 " engaged in Manufacture and
Trade.
10 persons engaged in Commerce.
"a engaged in Mining.
55 " engaged in the learned pro-
iassioa.
, deaf and dumb white persons.
| blind white person.
DO. black do.
IL insane and idiots al private charge.
CoIlcac--Sl students.
) Academies and Grammar Schools-ls5
students.
- primary or common schools-i15 stu
dents.
Isl white persons over the age of 20 who
can neither read nor write.
- Pensioners.
6I03 horses and mules.
l9,5il neat cattle.
1850 sheep.
33,065 hogs.
1907 dolls. value of all kinds of poultry.
35,7s7 6 value Of the dairy.
3l92 +" value of orchards.
81, 76s 4" value of domestic goods.
1875 bushels of wheat.
IS bushels Of barley.
6l, l07 bushels of oats.
zoos bushels of rye.
bushels of buckwhoat.
$50 ,92S bushels Of Indian Corn.
-, 7S6 lbs. Of wool.
1853 lbs. beeswax.
l4,4i2 bushels Of potatoes.
2077 tons Of hay.
8 tanneries, producing 1000 sides Of sole
and 2l9O sides OF upper leather. 3j
hands employed. Capitat 10000.
II distlleries, producing 5000 gallons.
Is gold mines in operation in lS39-9A
persons employed--product of two
$1,000. All others refusing TO make
return as to the product Of their mines.
| Printing Office.
! Weekly Paper.
| Book Bindery.
carriage neutrality-suspicious. of manu-
featured work $4,000. Number Of
hands Is. Capital $4,000.
IL Touring mills. 24s0 bbls. manufac;ur.
ed in 1880.
% grst mills.
80 saw mills,
81 stores. Capital Sl79,7se.
65 lbs. silk cocoons.
500, 1927 lbs. baled cotton.
Mr.. Webster has resigned his seat IN
the Senate of the United States, to take
effect from and after the 22d ult.
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TAKING TIME BY THE FoRELocK.

TAKING TIME BY THE FoRELoCB.
We learn from a friend at Washington,
that the Poslmss,ers throughout The COM
Try, are resigniug almost by hundreds.--
Having been mostly appointed on uccoun!
Of their partizln services, they take il for
gtauted that their services will not he need.
cd under the new Administration Rig.
Carolina Iat.- Cheap ray ofprocryirg
Il. An English editor, WITH much gravity,
says that the way they procure black writ.
ing ink IL South Carolina is by whipping
the negroes until they cry and then catch.
iug toe tears -Picdyuae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04
SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE
Lit Of Appointments for The gear ISL.
CHARLESTON DIsTRlCT.-HEsAY Bass.


Lit Of appointments for The gear ISL.
CHARLESTON DIsTRlCT.-HEsAY Bass.
Pfesidtng Elder
Charleston Station Bend English, ]. sewell,
James Stacy.
Black Swamp.-R j. boyd, Martin Eady.
Nalterborouga--l PAius Higgins, and ono
10 Re supplied
BaruWell-R. J. Imehousa.
Ofanguburg "A. flcCorqldale, 4. II. Chiieiz.
burg.
Cypress--H II. Dur.nt
Cooper Rivera w Walker, :. P. Taylor.
Bcallor. Missionaries +. Isdbei;er, Wesley
l.. Pegucs.
Poeotaligo-A. J. Green.
Conbahee and AsAcpooJ. Z. CoIurn, " H..
Fleming.
Pom Pon-Charles Wilson.
South San,ee-Hugh c. Opium.
North SaEtcc-J K. Locke.
Cooper Rver-Abyaham Ne,t!es.
COKESBURY DISTRICT-N. Tally. p. T..
tokesblry-J II Wheeler, a. VI Sldppe.
Etgeied-S VI. Kennedy, John Sair4Et.
Pcndleton- Wiiiamson Smlth.
GrecRyille Statiou-W. F. Morrison.
GToenyiIlo Circuit-D. Hilliard, 5. NJ. Green.
kylle--Sanuel Townsend.
Un!on-P. G. Bowman, J K. Pickett
L.urens- Samuel Duuwoody
New oerry-G. W. Moore Ihos. S. Daniel.
Aiken-W. T.. Collier.
Saldda--J Ii. Zimmerman.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT-H. SFAIv. p. L.
Columbia Station-Whitefoord Smith.
Columbia Crcuit-W. C. Patterson.
Wiansboro'-D. G.. Mcdaniel, l.. w. Barnes.
Lancaster-W. 5 Harrison.
Camden Stalion-W {. kirkland.
Santee-J ". Wellborn, ". 5 lialtom.
Darlington Statiou--1o he supplied
Darlington Circuit 0'Nea.e, L. l.. King.
Broad River-J Holmes
Wateres- ". ]. J lckson, J. Nipper.
Pea Dee MissiuI-W. Kerr.
WILMINGTON DISTRtCT-H. A. c. VA.
EER, p Z.
Wilmington Siation-W. A. Gamewell.
Bfunswick-D. Seal, G. II. pfitchard
Bsdsn--J. NJ. Brady, J. A. Porter.
Fayetteville Station Charles S. Walker.
Pee De.-W. A. McSwsin.
Black River-L. Scarborough, D. Cox.
Georgetown Station Samuel LeuTd.
Waccamaw--S. Jones, D. J. Simmons.
Blssk River aud Pee Dec Observation-Disclosures,
Robbins.
Waccamaw Missio1--J. A. Mnick, j. l.. Bolia
Sswpit-P. A, NJ Williams
Cape Fear Missions. II Chandler
LINCOLNTON DISTRICT-W.C RooE, 2. T..
Lincolnton-J. B. Anthony.
Charlotte Station--Colin MurcLson.
Charlotte Circuit-B. Hamilton.
Rutherford a. b. McGlyray, c. II, Crowel,
supernumerary.
Kings Mountain-A Huclabee.
Morganton-M NJ. A. Mchtbben ]. Macmackin.
spartanburg-S, W. Cspars.
Lcuolr Circuit-C. Mcleod
CHERAW DISTRlCT-D DERRICK, P. Z.
Cheraw-A. NJ Forster,
Chss,er6sld-G X Tally.
sdesborough !. l.. Potter S. W. Dawes.
Wexhaw-J Watts.
Contre-s S. D, Lsney, A. Richardson
Moatgomery-C Smytb, n Byrd
Rock FISH. P. herton.
Deep Riyer--W G. Clark, l.. Little
w. NJ. Wightman, 10 be Editor Of the South
crn Christian Advocate
DR.. w. Cepcrs, Corresponding Secretary 10 the
Missionary Board for the South and South west
5. Armstrong transferred to tho Alabama Con
ference.
The next Conference will be held in Charlotte
on the goth January, 1872.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04
CHARLES roN-FEBRuARY 20.
DANCING ACADEMY .
FYR. Holm WORD.

EWAYING arrived in this place, has the no.
L = nor Of informing the citizens of Charlotte
and It's vicinity, that it is his intention, soon
as sufficient patronage may be obtained, TO open
SCHOOL for the instruction of youth of both
sexes, in the polite accomplishment of Dancing,
1t is also his wish, at the same time, TO open
NIGHT SCHOOL for young gentlemen, in
some convenient and appropriate room.
Such parents and guardians as have desire
to have those under their care instructed, can
have an opportunity Of 20 doing, by application
at the Mansion House, where a subscription LIST
Is, and entering their names. Private lessons
viii be given, if desirable.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04
NEW JERSEY SENATOR.

Jacob w. Miller, of Norristown, has
been elected United States Senator from
New Jersey, cice Garrett d. Wall, per-
mittcd to stay at home. Locotocoism
seem. completely cx,irpaied in this gallant
State.-RaL Reg.
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Mc9ed.--Postmaster General Niles, il
is said, has written home to Connecticut.
that " he viii not under any circumstances,
remain in the Post Office Department, IN,
der Gen. Harrison" Perhaps he had bet
ter have waited till he was asked.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

The Legislature of Delaware has vol.
unfairly suspended the provision Of the
bank charters Of that State, requiring tie
banks to pay twelve per cent. interest for
refusing to pay their notes in specie.
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TIE PRESIDENT,

To-day Gen. Harrison Will be inaueu.
rated President Of the United States. From
his own declaration he will be tho Presi-
den, Of the people, and not Of party, II
this be ihe case, why Is their such cla-
NOR against him Why is he condemned
and abused in advance of his official duties!
Why cant the tongue OF SANDER cease
for time, and suffer the President quietly
to exhibit his measures of government be-
fore the people 1t gems to be the duty
Of every patriot to give him fair, candid
and impartial trial; by an immense major
ity Of his fellow.citizcns he has been Gle.
waited to tho highest station within their
gilt then democrats, yield to the plainly
expressed viii Of the majority and submit
in peace To his measures. To the reflect
ing part Of the democratic party we would
ask, is il fair, is it just, that the President
shall be thvarted in his Administration by
captious factlonl If his measures tend
to the promotion Of the public good must
they be obstructcd simply because they
emanate from him Must every ACT OF his
Administration be ccnsured and condemn
cd without a reason or cause we be
lcve that many Of the friends OF Nartlt
Van Buren, will cordially support the doc
tripes and measures Of President Harrison
they will not so far forget the respect
due TO their county, and themselves, as &c
coyil and oppose his measures onthe grounc
Of c,e4ion alone.
1 ,,,,, DIT DR,co hos bapp petah
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Lost or Wissaid.

A NOTE 90 Marcus 5. Alexander, for about
= ThrtY.ive Dollars and dated about the
23d of February, lSil. All persons are fore.
warned trading for said Note, as tue payment has
been stopped,
Nqrrb IS4l t25
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FROM FLORIDA.

The prospects Of bringing the war to a
close are still bright. A party of Indians,
70 in number, came in at Tampa in a bo.
dy; and there were from 375 to 400 at
that place, waiting to be shipped to Arkan-
sas: 200 of whom were to sail on the Is.
INST.
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DIED

On the 29d of January last, near Jackson,
tennessee, Mrs. MARGARET J. GRIER, wife
ot Mr.. Alexander Grier, formerly Of this county
and au2hter Of JAS Sprat, decd.
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NOTICE.

FEyuE frm of A. Benceni and N. W. Aexau.
4 der, has this day dissolved by mutual cor
sent. All parsons having claims agains: said
company, will present them 10 A. Benceni, who
il fully authorized 10 settle the same
NJ W. ALEXANDER.
A. BENCENI.
MqrcL 2, 1871, t25
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

There are many amusing anecdotes in
circulation respecting the interviews be-
tween Gen. Harrison and Mr.. Van Buren,.
They are certainly on very good terms,
and crack Jokes freely at each others ex-
pcnsc. Ga Thursday week, Mr.. Van BIZ.
rem returned Gen. Harrison's call, and the
weather being extremely cold, converse.
ton naturally turned upon it,-when Gen.
II, loosely expressed wish, that Mr.. v.
b. would improve it to fill the Presidents
ice house, which Mr.. V. B. much amused,
promised 10 do.-Alrr. Gu9.
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s-v-r-...->1-or-----,---s
va Next week We shall publish the Re-
port Of Mr.. Pickens, chairman Of the COM
rniltce on Foreign Affairs. The press gen
orally condemns the Report as too iuflam-
natory, and premature. In the discussion
that grew out Of the motion TO print the
Report, it was declared to be equivalent TO
declaration of war. If this be so, it will
only hasten the catastrophe, which seems
inevitable. Since the treaty Of Client, our
government has, time after time, attempt
ed to settle with tie British Government,
the points at snlc; yet We are now TO all
appearances, farther from peaccabe adj
lnstment than ever. If the British Min
lstry vas disposed to do Us Justice, Why not
settle the matter at once Why protract
the final issue, and leave it for matter Of
contention and quarrel Il is useless TO
| talk Of moderation and iorbearance for
y years We have been moderate-we have
been quiet and with what success The
British have now a strong military force,
ready TO march at moments notice into
the disputed territory-this does not look
! ike peace. In our humble opinion, the
British Government never will relinquish
It's claim upon the disputed territory, uu-
less at the point Of the bayonet We NAV
be IN error, hut time viii show. Lct a de-
hand be made fer The REIMBURSEMENT of
he territory, if it La refused let our Gov.
cnment by force take possession, and a.
bide the result. lfwar comes, lei it come.
IS i citizen Of the United States we dep
recate it-as friend to tue happiness and
welfare Of mankind we dread lt-but as
friend 20 cur country we say, give US war
rather Than a disho 2raJle submission to
lie uA,u; aud uaiOunled claims Of any
power upon caitn.
E1 Another specimen Of Loco Foco con.
ststency.-Mr. Williams, L. States Sena.
tor from Maine, has been instructed by the
Legislature Of that State to vote for the
rfpcal Of tie sub Treasury, Like the
late Loco Foco Senators from this State,
he has declined to carry into effect the
wishes Of the Legislature he thinks the
resolutions not obligatory, and consequent.
", will not obey. Wha, convenient sense
Of honor some Senators Possess--Iike the
gum elastic conscience" it bends and
accommodates itself to circumstances aud
if necessary, doubles back upon itself.
" The Deputy Marshall for this coun-
N handed Us sometime ago the following
table fer publication: from this statement,
i will bo perceived that the population Of
lie county is 1926 less, than in $780,
Why there should be decrease we know
not. Has II been caused by emigration
westward
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q TaarGnf4R !:
Thursday, March 4, is4i.
Republican, SshiS Ticket.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. ID. ". Barringcr, OF Cabarrus.

We are authorized TO announce Col.
Barriugers acceptance Of The nomination,
unanimously rendered linn BY the Wings
Of Lincoln, CabarFus aud Mecklenburg.
The known abilities, high stendine, and
worth Of Col. Barringer require not an
culogy from us that has been expressed
BY the Wing par.y in their selection. We
feel assured that tire friends Of rofoym
economy, and constitutional rule, viii raj
y in solid phalanS around the man Of their
choice in August next.
With pleasure We state that his NOM.
nation has been received in this district
with the most entire salisfaouon--all con.
cur ia tie belief that be IS lae most su!ta.
Bic person the Wings could have brought
forward. Long and faithfully has be strug-
-lcd IN bis country's cause, aud # merit
aud solid worth be rewarded he vii not
be forgotten when the time Of trial ARRIVES.
"a Our Court-Last week the .Supc-
rior Court was 10 session IN this place, his
honor Judge Manly presiding. We learn
that but few cases Of interest were before
the Court. Happy will be our country il
Al a. 81 g -
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MISSISSIPPI.

The following nominations Of candidates
for Governor and Representatives OF Con.
gress, to be voted for at the next election
for these officers, have been made by a
State Convention of the Wings of the State
of Mississippi, viz:
For Gorernor-Darid o. M1ifucE, Of Carol
For Congress Adam J.. BingamgR, of Adams.
William Il. Harley of Marshall
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

Honor to uhem honor.-The " Whining
ton Advertiser mentions fact worthy of
notorietv, of which we have before heard.
That paper states that at the Harrisburg
Convention, which nominated Gen. Harri-
son, Gov. Owen, Of this State, was solicited
to have his name put in nomination for the
Vice Presidency--an honor, however
which, with characteristic modesty, he de-
clinej, though the chances of success were
so flattering. We mean no disparagement
to Gov. Tyler, but we know not the man
who would discharge the duties of Vice
President with so much dignity and general
acccp;ableness, as John 0wen.-Rcgister.
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--Raleigh Register.

A rumor is afloat, and we devoutly hope
it may prove true, that Mr.. Clay will be
dispatched forthwith Is London on a spe-
cal mission to open negotiations for the
final adjustment Of difficulties. The &C.
currences at Lockport seem to require
Immediate action to avert so direful ca
lamity as war.--Richrond Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

es5 See the article from the Richmond
Wing in relation 10 Mr.. Granger. How
long viii bavIng Misrepresentation, and
gross fabrication, usurp the place of facts
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

Absence of Mind.--An elderly gentle
man walking along the street, took hold o.
a Cows tail, and gracefully placing 1t over
her back, exclaimed, Madam you have
dropped your boa"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

a. \ new Post Office has been estab.
Hshed in LiucoIn county, N. c., called
Cottage Home and Robt. II. Morrison APP.
ybinted Post Master.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

Double Pay,-En the trial Of the case Of
Gen. Grafton, oticia documeats we're offer,
ed to prove that Gen. jackson had expressly
sanctioned payment to Mr. Buler of the
salary for two offices at time, i. c. at the
rate of $4,000 year as acting Secretary
Of War, and of $1,000 year as Attorney
General. Under the orders of Gen. Jack.
sen, his account at the rate Of $4,000 per
anuum, was paid to him, March 3D., 1887.
Fey. OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

The punishment of death has been abol-
ished by the Legislature of Massachusetts,
for all crimes except that Of Murder.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04
REFERENCE.

Col. NJ ". Alexander.
Narch 2, Istl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

Interesting to Biacksmi'hs.-A black.
smith of MILAN has discovered that, by
suspending a length Of chain to one of the
corners of the anvil by means of ring,
the noise of the hammer may be almost
entirely deadencd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

o. Hon. Bedford Brown, having been
rejected by his own constituents, the PEG.
pie of North Carolina, has been appointed
by the Governor Of Missouri, with The ad
vice of the Senate Of that State, Commits.
sloner to run the Northern Boundary line
between Missouri aud Iowa. Raj. Reg
We learn from the Milledgeylle Journal
Of the 9th instant tina, The Hon. William {.
Dawson has accepted the nomination for
the Office Of Governor rendered him by the
State Rights and Harrison party of Geor.
cia.--NQt. Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

Mr.. Webster has resigned his seat in
the Senate of the United States, to take
effect from and after the 22d ult.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
List of Letters,

q
Remaining in the Pos. Office at Camden, s. G.
Oct LIST, 1871.
A& B-lrcland Arlamson. Gen. John Buchanan.
George E. Began. Capt. Wn Butt, II. w Bryson
James Bascum, Dr.. Thomas w. Briggs, Charles
Bailey, Lawrence w. Ball, John Collte, James
Cam pbell C2) Charles Carr, Dr.. II. Fl. Clark, Alex.
nnder Campbell, James c. Clark, Epsey Cook, Mrs
E. A. Crumpton, Samuel Crnegan
d & Mrs. M. M Dckey, Zina w. Davis
Miss M. Elliston, Mrs AnnC. Ellison.
F. q G Mrs. Margaret Fraser, John Fraser
Miss Sally Gibson, Mr. Gicrease, During Gaskin
Rev. Fl d Gncn.
H e. J-Richarl Hunt, Washington Hinson, ~
John o. Higgins. E M. Johnson, Miss Mary John
son, Hales J. johnson :,
K. &L.-Isaac Knox, Jacob Lucius, Nathame'
J. Little. J LucIus
Nj ( N-Joseph Mlckle, w B. Macon, James
McKan, Rev K Murchisnn, VIM Miller. Daniei
Mcmillan, H. Mas y jr. Rev. } Nipprr ~ Mm
N"rrhing,on, J. A. Prnv (2) j.. Z. Pe"y, fes.ce'
P & R-Dr d. E Reid. G. W. Rollins Mrs
Elizabeth Rochelle, james Riddle, J. Z. Rodgers
! Juhn Rickrs D diam Re,il :
So TN Sylvester (2) Miss Clara. D: Scott
MARS & Strauss, John Shaw, John Stafford, James
Thompson -,
v & W-Sia Vaughan, VIM Wilson, VIM ol
Frnncis Wright, R. L. Whitaker, Henry A. Wood
Richard Williams, Nathaniel Wood, Mrs Ann Viii
SON II THORNTON. M
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
:. AN Oj5Rl.,..D]L],I]NLANGE 81. ,..]L],5

To prevent Hugs 1rum running ,atSlarge
within the Town of Camden.
/. Be il ordainedsby the 5lntendant aud
Wardehs Of the Town Of Camden,s and i
is hereby ordained by tie aulllority of the NE
same, That from and alier.the first tiays.s..i 81
December next, ensuing, it shall be deeni-
ed nuisance for any h"g to run. at large
within the limits of The said Tnwn.
2. Be il further ordained by the authors
ty aforesaid, That from and after. the day
fixed in the first clause of this ordinance,
il shall be The duty Of the Marshall and
Constables of the said Town, and The
right Of any person. to seize and secure,
or kill and destroy, all H"gs found; run.
ming at large within the limits Of The said
Town. belonging to, or the property OF
any citizen or inhabitants Of the said Town
and forthwith after such seizures, the
said hog siall,be sold or otherwise dis.
dosed of, by the person seizing The same,
and he shall pay into The Treasury OF the
Town Council, one-lhird Of the value Of
such hog so seized, and retain the other
two.lhirds value thereof 10 his own proper
benefit and use. -
g., Belt further enacted by the aulhori-
ty aforesaid, That it shall be the duty OF
the Marshall Of the said Town, from and
after the day fixed in the first clanuse, TO
seize, secure and impound, any hog run
ming at large within the limits of the said
Town, as an Estray, which may belong
to or be the property of any person not
..l~ he fpUt n
and to proceed forthwith to dispose OF the
same according to the Laws Of the State
respecting Eslrays. :
4. Be il further ordained by the authori-
" aforesaid, That this ordinance shall
not apply to Hogs being driven to mar.
kc,, in, or lhroughthe said town.
5. Belt further ordained blythe authcri-
ty aforesaid, That the Marshall s;iall pay
fine Of ten dollars into the Town Erea-
sury, for each aud every neg slect Of duty
unde r this ordinance, 10 be recovered be-
fore The Town Council, as other fines now
are. -, =
6. Be il further ordained by thesaulhor-
ity aforesaid, IhataIl ordinances and parts
of ordinances rePugnant TO, or inconsis.
tent with this ordinance, be and are here
BY repealed.
Ratified in Town Council OF Camden
this second day of October in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and (oriy-one, and in.the
six.y-sixlh year of the Sovereignty
:, aud independence orrthe State Of
South Car lima.
JOHN M. DESAUSSURE,
lnlendant t. C.
October 6, ls4l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
FflR SHE Or RENT.

The subscriber being desir"us OF de-
voting more "f his tine and atten'i"n t"
another branch nf his business. will close
his Hnuse nf Public Entertainment. On
the second Monday in August next; ne
offers The same for sale "r rent. Any per
SON wishing to embark in that line of bnsl-
ness. would dn we'll tn call and examine
the premises. The terms will be made
communicating.
He takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to a generous pIhlic fur The very
liberal patronage they have given him:
l.. SECREST.
J,,c.s,er. Julv 10, 26l32.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
CLU.rnING.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
Of the first Tailors in the city Of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with complete ossort'
ment of GENTLEMENS- CLOTHING, which
they are authorized to ,oarrant.
The assortment consists in part, of the following
articles, viz:
Blue and black dress cloth Coats, Of every quality
(" and green ffock do
Sattineti & Keutccky Jeans Coatees & frock Coats
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Overc"ats.
Blue & blk. cloth and cassmerc Pants, every quality.
Sattinet and Kentucky Jeans do
Fine plain and fig'd Satin Vests,
Silk Velvet do.
Valencia do.
Aso-Shrts, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
They have also engaged the services OF
first rate Tailor, whu will br in constan.
attendance al the store and will make Clio.
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