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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-21
TT;sceAAa BR g 8.

n -Crysrs-The editor of the Cincinnati
'"I hos been examining the sixth return OF
INO", ~. taken at intervals often years each,
N w, ,,s N, slOp'ion of the constitution Inc ,n'
s"N' sbows some curious facts. LIST. The
W'"1 -, ot the Uuited States increases exactly
p% ..o,. each ten years, and doubles every
"r The law is so uniform and perma'
a., h,, when applied TO the population of
' "n' and brought TO the present time, it pro-
,',., nearly The very result as shown by the
q 'n,s Of 1910. And thus we may tell with
n .,, accuracy what will be the census of 1850.
& Twill be nearly ,wenty.three millions.
But although this is the aggregate result, it
nv no means true of each particular part OF
,e country. the New England States increase
,,,be rate of Is per cent each ten years, while
,Ae Northwestern States increase 100 per cent,
in that period.
Q. The slave population increased at 30 per
cent, bu, since at less than rs per cent. The
free population have, however, increased at The
rate of 30 per cent. At this rate, therefore, the
difference between the free and slave population
sconsan'y increasing.
A. Another fact is, that the colore population
Increases just in proportion to the distance
South and that slavery is certainly and rapidly
decreasing in the STATES bordering on the free
States.
This stale of things continued, would, in half
\ ,upry, extingulsh slavery in these States,aud
q wrenIrale the whole black population of the
& United States on the Gulf of Mexico, and the
N oiNsnt States OH the southern Atlantic.
Y Work at The Nary Yard. The Bunker Hill
X Aurora states that the orders received there
\ nOu, week ago for the immediate consiruc.
4 lion ola soop of war of the first class, have
"A NesN couu,ermanded by the Department by let
I'd sys nsSNeA and instead, orders have been Civ
Wen @rtbe hnching of the ship Cumberland,
v now under one of the ship houses, and for the
h construction of a schooner. Some progress had
already been made in getting OUT timber for the
/ OOp Of war.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-21

Tom Sheridan, in early life, was an incurable
prohigate. His father one day seriously took HIM
to task, intimating that il was high time his wild
oats were sown. sTom,' continued the old gentle
man, 'you must take wife, u have reasona-
Bile objections father answered Tom, 'but-sohosc
Ioife shall take ?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-21

GREAT YIELD OF CoRN-CRoss PLANNING A
Scotch farmer residing in the town Of Sounds,
Wayne county, N. Y informs that he raised
the past season, 400 bushels OF Indian Corn 4
acres OF land, notwithstanding the dryness OF the
season. He attributes his success mainly to his
manner planting, and thinks that farmers gener.
ally plant too thinly. His mode is, to plant IN
rows 3 feet apart, and drop two grains in a place
only Is inches apart in the rows. The variety
used is the Red Blazed Flint. The soil is sandy
loan, and 100 loads of manure were put on the
acres. The corn ripe and cut sufficiently
early TO sow the ground with wheat.-Itnnessee
Farmer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-12-21

Il IAN T SPARE lin The four words win
which we head this article, in the effects which
they have produced, have been the cause of great
deal of mischief and have kept many from embark>
ing manfully in the work OF storing up intellectual
measures. When a young man is urged TO con-
mence at once the work of study, he turns and
let's fall the four simple words, Il can't spare time,
and thinks no has given sufficient excuse from
further attention on The subject.
There are many mechanics, too, who instead OF
doing their part towards the cultivation of their
own minds, and throwing their influence and tai
ents into the general stock for the improvement
of an association, satisfy themselves with the OBJ
servAtlon, and perhaps really think 'can't spare
,me.' The excuse a very handy one. and has
passed current too long, for in majority oil
there is neither sense nor truth in it. In the
first place it need not occupy greater portion OF
time, for by proper management, large share Of
invaluable information may be obtained in a short
time; of this any man may be convinced by trying
tho experiment.
There is time enough lost and VESTED in the
pursuit of what men call pleasure, which if prop
erly appropriated, would place them in high state
of cultivation. Time be found to ride and
Dance and slng-time can he found to lounge and
talk nonsense; but alas how many think they
can spare time, TO attend 10 the noblest and best
part of their nature; that which alone elevates and
causes them 10 fee tho divinity within
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-21
A CARD

nR. WIN. REYNOLDS desires to in
~ form his friends and the public gen
orally, that having entcredinto c"nnecti"n
with DR.. BLANDlNG Of Columbia, he
! wall now devote himself entirely 10 The
practice Of Dentistry.
This opportunity cannot be allowed to
pass, without sincere expression of CRATE
ful Acknowledgements to his friends and
patrons, for that confidence which has al
ways been manifested towards him, whilst
before them as a medical practitioner
Now, a bout to embark, more extensively,
n the practice Of Dentistry, he begs to as
sure them that it shall be his aim, sill to
preserve this confidence; and in all his
Dental operations, (snrgical or mechanic
al, ITO give such satisfaction as will insure
continuance Of it.
+; The we'll observed and extensive repu-,
ta,ion which DR. Banding has long since
acquired, needs no comment. Therefore,
when thus connected, the hope is express
sed, that without presumplion, they may
look for that confidence froman. enlighl-
ened and discriminating public, which
they, several j, and individually enjoyed.
Jan. l9.
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u. 2
Col LuMB1A, 18th Feb. ls4l- Z

- &. - 'rF.
TO His Excellency JOHN P. RIcHARDsos
Sir:-I have the honor TO accompany
herewith Orders No. 6s' marked aA:)
from the Adjutant AND Inspector General.
and my report thereon, marked (B-) TO
Ex Governor PIERCE NJ. Butler. -.
During the administration of the .lilt'e late
Governor NOBLE, he authorized me 10 cas-
eel the oblgatioassof TAccART for
purchase ofIhe Magazine lot, and to accept
lie bund of d. DOUGLAS.
The snid Douglas has recently paid RE
the purchase money, with interest, amount
ing TO 1921, and l witnessed transfer OF
the said let, known as the Magazine 10
JOHN CUNNINGHAM. .s,3ss, ,.-
The bond Of WILLIAMS for the purchase
Of the Arsenal, has not yet been paid as
there is some difficulty in regard to title
II seems there is no record Of title or trans
fer of the said 10, Of ground to the State.
and man by the name of CHARLES DEN
.py who owns an adjoining lot, has set up
a pretext of claim to the ground, to the
injury and annoyance of Williams the
purchaser.
l have the honor TO be, Sir,
Your obetlient servant,
BT. WATTS. @. Master General.
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GODOLPHIN.

This Celebrated Horse will stand tho.
approaching Summer season at Csmtlen,
The season will commence on thes 1stf:ofs
July and end on the 18th August, and The
fall seasnn from the 18th Of August to The
18th of November, a, s. B.. Hammond. -;
He will be le. to Mares during the Sur-,
mer season) a, fifteen Dollars the single i. 3
visi, twenty Dollars the Season and Fifty
Dollars to insure-50 Cents to the Groom
in every instance. Money. or an approved
no,e payable on the lst day zof November
next must be sent with each mare or she
will no. be served. u y 3
PEDIGREE. ~.
Godolphin was got by Eclipse, out of.
syIph; she out of Lottery. ny Hephestions5
he ou. of Castianira, (Sir Archy's dam. by
Imported Buzzard; his blood goes immedi7
a,eIy back to the best English stock. In
short, there is not better bred horse in
the u. States, or in England.
June. 20. t<:ss
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA. 18th May, lS4

-H COLUMBIA, l2lh May 1871.
To james,. Caldwell, Solicitor.
Sir:-l am directed by HIS Excellency'
JouNP. RICHARDSON, to submit for your
information. and future action, ihe en-
closed documents. <,
Order M 6s,' marked (A.3 directing
the Quarter Master General to sell the
Arsenal and Magazine lots in pursuance Oh
Resolution by the Legislature.
The Reports of the Inspector General
thereon, marked {B. and C.)
These papers are only necessary as ex-
nlana,ory of the last paragraph of the re-
port (C.) in relation TO the Arsenal.
Il seems the SAID lot on which stands
the Arsenal, was given by the late Major
Hamilton of Abbeville to the State
There appears to be no record OF title ior
the same, and in consequence thereof a
citizen of Abbevile. by the name OF Chas.
DENLY, who owns an adjoining lotto the
Arsenal, has set up prclext of claim TO
the same, To the injury and annoyance OF
Williams the purchaser.
The Governor desires that you will in
vestiga,e the affair, and take such process
as YOU may deem consistent with proprie.
ty, and the interest Of the State.
Very respectfully, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
B. IT. WATTS, Ex. Secretary.
By order of the Governor.
June %, lS4I.
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The subscribers are now

pre- pared with a general assortment ef gen.
uine DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PATENT
MEDICINES. Also, Dye-Stnfs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, and all other articles
usually found in we'll supplied Establish.
ment, and offer them to our patrons and
the public at reasonable prices and usual
credit to punctual customers.
Among the articles, are the following;
Acetate Morphine; Sul7hate DO.
Veratrine; Slrychnine;
Sulphate Quinine, French;
:" American;
iodine; Hydroid Potash;
Croion Oil &c. &c;
Perfumery, &c.
s;s:::;;::: S::::; s:::s IS: Compound r,, shaving
Almond Paste,
Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water;
Bears Oil; Hair Powders Z
Balm uf Columbia;
Orris Tooth Wssh and Powder;
r Charcoal Dentrifce; Wash Balls; =,
Soaps, assorted; st -
Prepared Chalk in Balls; :
Pearl Powder; Pink Sauiers; ~
Rouge, &c. &c, &c.
With great variety Of articles too hume
rous 10 mention. For sale at the sign Of
the mortar by ::
DELEON4 & LEVY.
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South Carolina Female Institute

This Institution, under the sole diree-
lion of DR. ELIAS MARKS and Lady, assis'
ted by competent Instructors, in the va
rious branches, will resume its duties on
the second Monday of Oct"ber ensuing.
The Principals will enter, as hereto
fore, upon the tssl Of Instruction.
A Department will be opened for La!
Scholars, from the vicinity Of the ln'''
tute. ,b.
The Private Glass, taught during .9e
vacation, will commence their dut'eS 'o' 'n'
with. u n
Barhamville, near Columbia, >: =.
July lst ls4l. VIZ
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, 22nd March, 1889

COLUMBIA, 22nd March, 1888. y
To Col. BEAUFORT T. WAITS, Quarter
Master General.
.SIR:-You will proceed 10 sell the Arse
oz:nal and Magazine lots in Abbe0ille, in
pursuance Of resolution of the last Lee
eisla,ure of this State, nn a credit until the
Isl of October next, taking bond and suf-
6cien. surety for the payment of the pur.
chase money, and report the. result OF
such sale to His Excellency the Cover.
nor. -:
By order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief: !:
= JAMES JONES, {
~ Adj't. and Inspector Gen.
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TEEOMAs s. MOOD,.'

RespeclfnlIy informs the citizens ofCnm.
den. and the people generally that be has
,1aken.the stand fa-nerly occupied by Mr.
s. X. Clifford. where be will2altend TO me. y,
watch and Clock repairing business in all
-. yarionssbranches. Hkndst f:JewelE
~ W and Silver Ware mended in the best and
neatest manner. -. ),
He. hopes by his long experience and
derotina all hisstime'to business, he will
inertia share ofpairanage.
Cash:paid for old Gold and Silver or Ia
ken in exchange for work.
July 7.5,%5 .a.:s-.r;;. Sun m
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B.
CoLUMBIA, 18th May, 1888.

.a - y
To his Excellency PIERCE NJ. BUTLER:
< Sir:-InpuIsuance of an order from the
Executive, TO cause To be sold the Arsenal
and the Magaziae lot, in Abbeville. l
have the honor tosrepprt: -. -
/ attended at Abbevitle on the FIRST Mon.
dayyof. this month and effected sale of
The said lots. at public auction, in confor-
nifty to notice previously given in the Ga
zetts. The Arsenal was purchased by J..
D. Williams. at S305. The Magazine by
John Taggar., at $3.50. The purchasers
resided in the village of Abbey:lle, and
are responsible citizens. ~
| haze the honor TO accompany here.
with, their several obligations. sustained
by ample snrity. i
- / have the honor to be.
Your Gbst. servant.
B.T. WATTS, @. Master General
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The State Of South 6araIinas
~ KERSHAIyD DLSTRIG y = q =
J. !. Dualap s. SIS
Ca. Sa ii,aD Debt.fi
Shiyer. -

40 uci s2IitycE y
Z SAMUEL aSHIYER the DafsSdant. 8
who is in The custody OF the Sheriff Of
the said District by virtue SGf the aboaeEs
stated case, having g.ssin order sto sntiitss
himself 10 The benefit Of fhe Act pniitl
San Act for the more effect1al relief fiH.<
solvent debtors" fled a schedule of Ills !;
whole estate and effectsin tie ofirs of tiia !;
Clerk ofthe Cnuri of the said District .
:, Notice IS hereby gitpea. 20 The said .sT.s
Dunlap, the Plaintiff, and tn al si,thefs
suing creditors and Judgment cEsdi
Of the said Samuel Shiyer, and 20 aslE
other persons to- whom the said Samueiss
Shiver may be indebted, PERSONAL yor byss
Attorney to be and appear at ife GodEtaf.s
Common Pleas To- be holden a. Kershaw5
Court House for Kershaw District before,
one of the Associate Judge Of fte5 said
State on The fourth Mgnday i'm 0csobera 4
next. at which time; and place The said
Samuel shiverwilI apply:ror his discharge,s{
under the said Act. to ssleSv calsssif enyss:
they can, against the said ,lfschafge -
G.. @. MCINTOSH. G. q: Pis
June 26. 1s4L prsfe sI3.50s
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The Limestone Springs
Of SDartanburg District. :

THE subscriber having rented this Es'
tablishment, will open The same for ife re-
ceplionz of Company for the, Summer
This celebrated watering place yields to
none in The Southern States for attractions
which should induce those travelling Tor
health or pleasure to make itahelr resort. nst.
The accommodations are ample ftr 3Ot'
yisitors-families can have suites OF rooms
in the great Hotel, or houses with pariors'
or single or double cabins, all Of when
are complete and most comfortably hhlsh'
ed and furnished. The Table and Bar
will be supplied with The bes'. The country
affords, and no pains shall be sparedsto
give satisfaction to the company.
AT the Springs is an agreeable and cnl
livated society Of permanent residents.
Two excellent Academies, male aud fe'
male, where visitors may put their efAl'
dren to school.
In the Hotel are large and well arrbng-
ed public rooms, band Of music attends
for those disp"sed to dance. The Bar
will be well supplied, and abundance Of
ice has been STORED up for the season.
These Springs are situated 25 miles
frum Union Court House; 20 n'ilns from
Spartanburg. Is smiles from Yorkville, rs
miles from Glenn's Springs, and 25 from
Wilson's Willie Sulphur Springs, being
the central point TO tI,emall. Tie waters of
The Spring are limeslone, highly charged
with carbonic acid gas, and are as light.
pure, and delightful 10 the taste as water
can be, They possess decided medicinal
virtues ESPECIALLY in cases of dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides
the limestone, two strong chalybeate
Springs of equal efficacy in restoring
strength and appetite i'll cases of debility.
Baihs, cold and warm and shower, shall
be always ready at "a momens's notice. :,
The locality is one of the most healtlful
in the world. The country around it pos.
sesses MANY attractions in its beautiful
scenery, lis historical associations, and in
the manufactures which are sprdnging up
around it. The battle fields Of Blackstocks,
Cowpens and Kings mountain are all
near enough for pleasant days excur-
sion; and the prospect from Gelkin Noun
tain takes in a large part Of faur districts,
and embraces many views tf highly PFC
turesque and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer the roads leading
to these Springs have been ,pih in order,
and tire bridges repaired aaareplaced. A
new bridge has been built al the Nestlt
Iron Works over the Broad River, and no
difficulty now exists for rayellers-a line
of stages runs twice u week from Spar
tanbnrg, by those Springs, to. Lincolton
another twice week from Union Cour!
House, and horse mail TO Yorkville.
There is always on hand supply "i
burnt lime Of the best qualiiy.
- j. c. JENNEY.
Nav 20. 9t25
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Remaining in The Post Office at Camden
S. c. Isl July, lS4l.
= A e. B-Narcy Albert, Francis Addi.
son, Josiah Albert, Stephen Burkell,
John BlvlTrer. Rnsanah Brooks, Vincent
Fl. Bell, L. w. r. Blair, S. H. Boykin,
Mis-. r. w. Belvin.
C & D-Samuel Coats, Christopher
Cuudiff, R-v. R. Chamberlain, Drury
Campbell, R. W. Dunlap, Jas. S. Dunlap,
Wilson Davis, VIM. Demease.
E& G-Mrs. Ann c. Ellison, Thos. D.
Glenn.
HIS J-NIoses S. Hutcherson, Wiley
Hall, B. r. Hopkins, VIM. Hogan. Col.
Jas. Halle, Ethrllred Howell. Samuel
Wins, Mary Jones, 2 Mrs. Polly Johnson,
Nathaniel Jones, john johnson.
jacob Lucius. A Miss S. Lnve, Miss E.
.S. Mlckle. w. b. Mccormick, Miss Ann
Mcleod, Danl L. Mckinnon, Angus Nc.
D,wall, Tyre Mahaf1ee. J. Miller, S.
Martin, Nj. McGure on, John Moscly, r,
Mcdonald, Andrew ]. McCrory, R. Nc
Lane.
N g. P-Robert Newsom, w. Pelton
Miss Amanda J. Parker.
re- S-Willls Ramsey, J. Reed, E. 8
Hugely, Capt. Thos. j. Richardson, Mis-
f. {. Richardson, Amey e. Rnse VIM. J
REYNOLDS, Miss Jane ]. Ross, Miss E
S,ra,ford, Col. Samuel S. Taylor. Thos
S,arke, Mickle g. Slarke. John Spradley
VIM. Schriner, J. S. Scott, NJ. Sylvester
Mrs. NJ. Singleton, James A Stewart,
John Smith, Jackson shiver. j. simp
son, ~:
+ T-Rev. Jas. M. Thomas. James TEEN
&W-Samuel Young, Wm. b Wat
kius, Jno. Wighlman, Joseph R. Wfigh
:, Nathaniel Wood, VIM. Wilson, ~
I.s-S P. THORNTON, p, M:
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Head Quarters,

CLARENDON, June a, 1641.
ORpsR No = So much Of the orders of the 9TH
inst as relates to the 36th Regiment ordered for re-
view on the 10th of August next, are hereby coun'
tcrmnnded.
The 36lh Regiment will parade for revicw and
drill at Timmon's old field on Saturday tho 9TH oil
August next. The commissioned and non-commis
stoned officers will assemble the day previous tor
drill and instruction.
By order of the Commander-in. Chief,
j. w CANTEY,
June 90. Adj't. g. Inspecr. Gen.
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Ordinary's Office, |
KERsHAW DISTRICT,

VK7HEREAS, no administration on the
w Estate Of the late Doct. David F.
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
Of the Act OF Assembly. | have taken
possession Of such goods and chattels of
the said deceased, as could he found. All
persons indebted to said Reid, are requir-
ed to pay the same Immediately, and all
persons having demands against the said
Reid, will present them duly attested 10
office. J. w. BASKIN, o. X. D. .
Feb 10. 12lf
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south Carolina - Lancaster
District :ssiss.
!. Z IN THE COMMON PLEAS. stlss IS
James A.. Greer, ~ ss ss

: Sys:s = CdPias ed sSafis sesendtnsssz
Andrew & Davis Il
i The defendant sA.s L: DAVIS nhs is mi
custody Of the Sheriff, By yirtue thes
aboyecapias ad Satisfa aeisBdgDy thessuisS
Of James A, Greer, ,haxingg order to en-;
title himself 70 th,. benef fsan iAes eftizS,
fled an Act for Ire relief ofs insols
debtors, in the said State ykis day sfiss1s
in my office q schedn nlesof Ms whole sssIatsss
Notice.is therefore hereby gwen 81 ihSs
said James A: Greer, asswslE 10 sif / otlrer.,i
Judgment creditors o f the said Anisew1;
Davis, to BIZ, and appear at Lansastsrss
Court House on Monday The fist day Of
November next, at I2 o'eiock Mefedian;
before one of stiie Associat Jddii Of sfesss
said State To show cause, If any they cs1;
why The said defendant should Rot be dis 4
charged from confinement nm ASST igning
and delivering The effects ntjonsd IN hts
schedule. s & So ~ ~
- -: 81 S: 8. BECKHA ~, CleTks s
Clerks Office, July 10. S;sss
-: - z? rs.is Prs. fee. I'll a-sssss *
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South Carolinal.s.| ].
LANCASTER DIsTRICT 4.
Jonathan Knight Applicant. 81 &
William Knight and others, Defcndaniss q
VS..

William Knight and others, Defendants
It. appearing to my satisfaction thatsl
Thomas Knight and Levi Whitaker:and
wife Suckey, defendants iifthe sbdve cease i
reside without this State: Itis 5tbefefores:
ordered, That they do5appear and object
to the; sale or division of the real estatesof
William Knight, decd. on Or before stheit :
4th day of October next, or their consent Z.
to the same will be enteredof record q; Z: :
JAS. III. .WITHERSP0O ON Jrss8.iss.
Ordinary Lancaster District:
June %, 1S4l Prs Zee, 81 so
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Sherif's Sal es. |.

BY virture Of snndry executions:t 10 me di.,
rec.ed, will be sold before the Court Honse
door in Camden, ON the first Monday and.
Tuesday in Augussnext, the following pro-;
per.y, viz: $500
One Mule saddle and bridle, levied
upon and to be sold as the properly Of
Redding Thompson, atthe suit Of Law.
renee Loomis, bearer. Z: Il Z 5 ;ss.sssSa IS
B. GAsS. S. K.D.
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NOTICE.

MO application for letters Of admins
IN tration on The estate of ". T. Cur
rie. Silyersmilh, having been made since
his death, in pursuance of the statu'e, |
have taken possession of his effects. All
persons having demands against his es-
tate are required>to hand them in TO this
office properly attested, and all persons
indebted to him are required to make pay
ment as soon as possible.
AZ Ess+s.ss ]. w. BASKIN, 0. KID.
Ordinary's Office, Kershaw,
: Camden. March 8, ls4l.
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May 90.
DENTISTRY.

mn. J. LEE continues the practice Of
- Dentistry in Camden. He will, on
application, visit families in The surround
ing country without xtra charge.
All operations will be on :he most ap.
proved principles, and warranted at least
equal 10 the best done in this community.
Feb. 10.
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RANK AGENCY.

TNHE subscriber will attend to any
Il banking business at either OF the
Banks in Camden. that may be entrusted
to him, on the usual terms.
F.. W. BUNNEY.
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Notice This.

THE Ordinance Of ,he Town relative
to Bulchering in the limits of the Corp"r-
alton. will be enforced against all persons,
who violate the same.
r. L. WILSON,
Recorder and Marshal T. G..
limo
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South Carolina,
: KERSIIAW DISTRICT.

>s;;,sIn the Court Of Ordinary.
Joseph Lockhart ct al. us.Auron Lockhar
- .ls& -. ct al.
IT nppearingto my satisfaction that Aa-
ron Lockhart,SJ John Bhltom SUSANNA Bot
tom, Eliza Bottom, Viney Bottom, Lucin-
Ga Bottom, Aaron Bottom and Martha
Bottom, Defendants in the above state'
csse, reside withontthe limits ofthis State
II is therefore, ordered that the said delen
dants do appear and object to the division
or sale Of the Personal Estate of Joseph
Lockhart, Sen. deceased, undevised on or
before the 10Th day Of August next, or
their consent to the same will be entered
ofrecord.
]. w. BAsKIN, o. X. D.
May IL, ls4l. -, ego
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