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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
COMMISSIONERS Sale.

Urias Powers and wife VS. Ann Gilman and Ma
ry Kershaw. Bill.
DY virtue of an order of the Court of Equity,
I'D will sell, on the first Monday in February
next, before the Court House door in Camden, at
10 O'Clock, NJ. tract of land in Kershaw Dis
trict lying on Sanders Creek, containing 41O
acres, more or less, bounded Northwestby San
ders' Creek, Northeast and East by John Hol-
lands now Joel Davis land, South by the estate
of McKinnon's land and West by lands belong
ing to the Estate of the late Col Joseph Ker-
shaw.
:, Terms-A credit of 9 months, with interes,
from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bold
with good personal security, and mortgage o
the property, if required
To be sold at the risk and on account of w.
E. Johnson, the first purchaser Described in
the original advertisement as tract No. 3.
Purchasers to pay for titles.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr,
Comm'r. IN Equity X. d.
Dec. %, 1s41. Prs fee, Sc
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DY conse Mt of oil parties, thcle will lie sold,
~ Camden, on the first Monday in February
next, large number of NEGROES, on credit
of two years, equal instamcnts; interest from the
date, payable annually. The said Negroes are to
be sold under mortgage executed By James w.
Cantey, TO the President and Directors of the Bank
of the State Of South Carolina About 81 absolute
ly, and about 35 for the life Of ]. w. Cantey.
Of the purchaser bond and personal security
with a mortgage, will be required,
At the samo time apd place, the HOUSE and
LOT, the residence uf J. w. Cantcy, will be
sold, on the terms above stated under mortgage
between the parties aforesaid.
Particulars more in detail will be made known
on the day Of SALE The attention of purchasers is
invited to the sale, as the Negroes are likely, and
the Real Estate desirable.
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers.
F. Fl. ELMORE, President &
Bank Stale South Carolina.
Jan. S, 6t4 -
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otiee is hereby given that I willbpen
4Nbooks on the first day Of Febuary
next, at the store FLAMES Dunlap In. Caui-
den for collecting The Taxes forfs4l, and
will attend at the following places on the
following days for the same purpose 5sss
= On Monday % Febnaryat Liberty Hill;
on Tuesday lst ofMarch at Flat Rock;ofi
Wednesday, I'd ofMarch at Buffalo; on
Thursday, Sd OF March al Lizenby,s;: ON
Friday, 18th Of March at Schrock's MilE
oR5Saturday 5th of March at Careton's
MIL. 5..
AftefSlhe above named times i wiH1st.
tend al Camden untilthe first stday.of April
next, al which time the books viii .posii.: is Z
lively be closed, and all defa1lters double
taxed. @ 49, .s:71:<!1l;. <1s.9
J.W. DoBY. T. G. KID.
Jan. 5, 1912. .Ts.Fz = - -.
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DENTISTRY.

This occasion cannot be allowed to pass, without a
sincere expression of grateful acknowledgements TO
his friends end patrons for that confidence which has
always 5een manifested towa: hum. whilst before
them as medical practition.r. Now about to EN-.
bark extensively in the practice of Dentistry, he begs
to assure them that it shall be his aim, ,still to pre-
serve this confidence; and in all his Dental Opera.
TONS (surgcal or mechanically TO give such salts,
faction as will insure continuance of it. -,
The well-deserved and extensive reputation which
DR.. Bandiag has long since acquired needs no COM
ment. Therefore, when thus connected, the hope is
expressed that without presumption, they may look
or that confidence from an enlightened and discern
ng public, which they severaly and individually en-.
Dyed. -. Jan.l9. :;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02

, BoOK-BINDER, CHARLOTTE, N. c.
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Camden s.
" C. and lis vicinity. and assures those who may
patronizc him that from tho promptness and style IN
which he executes orders, he will give general salts
faction.
UPersons wishing binding done, can, by leaving
their work at the Camden Journal Office, have 1t
forwarded an returned without any expense for car
iage. NOVA.
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!, Notice.

NE7HEREAS, no letters Of administration o.
w the estate OF Lodowick Thomf son, scr. de-
eeased, have been applied ior since his Death, IN
pursuance of the statute, have taken possession OF
such of his effects as could be found All persons
indebted to said Thompson are required 10 make
immediate payment, aud oil those having demands
against the said estate are required 10 hand them to
this Office, legally attested
J. W. BASKIN, Ordinary K. D. Z
Ordinary's Office, Septts22, 1S41. - TAP
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II NJ Il N S..
w o o EE N S .

SuperHne Wool.dyed Black Cloth,
do Invisible Green do
do Blue, Citron Green, Cadet mixed an
Brown Cloths,
Superfne London Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans and Sattinetts,
London Duffie Blankets, Fancy and Blankets,
Negro Kershcys, Extremely Low.
Mixed English Plains, uery lo,o.
Wide Green Booking Baze,
Sup Heavy Druggts. for capetng or crum cloths,
Rob Roy Shawls, Superior Gauze Flannels,
Red, yellow and white Flanels,
Spotted Salisbury Fannels,
Superior Fancy Vostngs, &c.
DOmcsfics.
Virginia Cotton Oznaburgs, worry low.
Brown Shirtings and Shcctings,
Bleaehcd do do
Blue striped and Plaid Homespuns,
Bed Ticks and Checks.
Also-a fresh stock of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES,
As follows:
Ladies' French Kid Slippers,
do Kid Whaking Shoes,
do Seal and Morocco Slippers,
Misses Kid Slippers, Misses Walking Shoes,
Gentlemen's Shoes and Boots, &C. &c.
ALSo-A complete assortment of
Hardware,
Blacksmith'S Tools, Saddley,
Begging Rope, Ttoine and Groceries.
Sept. 8. II. LEVY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
Fresh Garden Seeds.

VHHE subscriber has just received complete sup
Il ply of fresh garden seeds, of the growth Of
ls4l, which he offers to his friends, good terms.
ALso-A consignment Of choice Double Dab
las, Geraniums, Rose Trees, Oeanders Jcssamihes,
&c. &C. which are offered to the ladies at New
York prices He will also receive in few days. a
lot of choice Peach Treas, Nectarines SC.
JAMES R. McKAIN.
December, 10.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of sundry executions to mo directed
I'D will be sold before the Coult HouLe door IN
Camden on the first Monday and Tuesday IN Feb:
ruary next the following property, VIZ:
So The Lynches Creek Plantation containing ABOUT
900 acres, bounded north and northwest-!oy lands
of James w. Cantey, south by Angus McCaskill,
nor,beas, BY lands formerly owned by Daniel Gun,
cas-, by Peter McCaskll and Capt. John Williams,
the said tract being known Us the "Porter Place,
Also,
Ono other tract Of land, containing LOO acres,
more or less, on tho head waters of Bualoe creek,
adjoining lands formerly owned by Massey. Also
One other tract containing G5 acres moro or less,
on Little Pine Tree creek, adjoining the town oi
Camden on the cast bounded south by the road
leading 10 McRa's mill, west by the town OF Cam
den, north by J. M.,DeSaussure and Thomas Lang
and east by Little Pine Tree. Also,
Town Lots Nos. II, IL, 10, 9, 8, TO and d
being five acre lots, on the east Of the town o
the town Of Camden. Also,
Ono othor town lot, No. 1853, in the town Of
Camden, fronting east on Market street. Also,
One other tract, containing g. acres, more Of
less, on Hague's branch, adjoining lands OF William
Melville, James c. Dolby and Frederick Bowen on
the west Of the Wateree river. AL levied upon
and to be sold as the property of Henry L. Can'ey
:: decd. at the suit of J. j. Blair, as assignee.
4 One Negro named Caleb. levied upon and to be
sold as the property Of John Kicks. at the suit OF
Norman ellis. y
Three Negroes, named Ben, his wife, Sarah and
child levied upon and to be sold the property OF
Peter McCaskill, at the suit Of the Bank OF Cam
One tract of Land known as the Mill Tract IN
cluding The Herbert Marshall tract in all about 4oo
acres, more or loss adjoining lands of Richard Hyatt
John Myers and Robert Turner. The Saiith's
shop and Timber Wheels will be sold with this
tract. Also,
Four Negroes, and the Plantation on which the
defendant now lives, containing l,lOO acres, more
or less, adjoining the lands of Daniel Scarborough
and Wiley Robinson. All levied upon and to be
sold as the property of Lewis Peebes at the sepa'
rate suits of John Turner Lewis Johnson and Others
One large tract of Land, on which the defend.
ant resides, on little Lynch's Creek. There arc on
the premises, good dwelling House, with all the
othor necessary buildings; also Gin House and
Screw, good Grst Mill, with two setts of stone,
and good Saw Mill, all in good order, bounded
on the north cast by the lands of II. Ballard
and on the south east by the lands of Gen. Cantey
and William Tolbit. Also.
1SNegroes, levied upon and to be sold as the
property of John Williams. at the sepernto suits oi
A. G. Croswell, Jesse DeBruhl, &. q r. hathe'
son and others.
3. GASS, S. X. D.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving from the North, q
large supply of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE
and GROCERIES. Also--A fine assortment OF
HATS AND GUNS. To puuctual customers OF
for cash. they will be disposed of low prices.
Sept 2s. e. ". BONNEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
The Renowned Horse,
BERTRAND, JUNIOR,

MILL stand the next season at the plantation
w of the subscriber, in Clarendon county, Sum.
ter district, and be let to mares at seventyiro dol
lars the season, and one dollar to the Groom. The
money for the season, anegotiable note given be
fore the mare is taken away. Gentlemen sending
mares from distance, to the care of the subscriber,
can have them fed at ffty.ce per day. Every
care will be taken prevent accidents or escapes but
no liability for either, should they occur.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
Notice..

VNHE subscriber having purchased of T.. A
Hague Esq, all Of his right, title, and inter.
est in the Planters Hotel, Books, Notes. Accounts
and Stock on hand, respectfully solicts all those
having demands against the former; firm of Hague
g. Clifford, or the subscriber individually, 10 prescn,
them for settlement, and those indebted 10 call and
pay, as soon as convenient --
December, 29.N
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Jan. l, 1912.

gfThe business will he carried on by the sub.
scriher who will use eeveryexerton TO please, and
respectfully socits from the ctIzcnsof Camden and
It's vicinity, share of patronage.
JAMES +. SUTHERLAND.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
ESQ RIP ITO N.

BERTRAND, JUNIOR is about feet, 2 inches
high, ofa deep chesnut color without ary white, of
perfect symmetry, great muscular developcmcnt, and
commanding appearance. He was foaled on the Cd
Of April, 1927. -,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
Jan. IL.
LAW NOTICE.

r SMART and T. S. ANDERSON, have formed
3. partnership in the practice o' La" IN aha io'
the Districts of Lancaster &Kcrsa". onc or tne o''
may at all times be found at their eNhce IN Camdon'
Nov. Is. u'h
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
CLOTHING.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
of the first Taors in the city Of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with complete assort
mcnt of GENTLEMENS CLOTHING, which
they nre authorized TO ,carrant
The assortment consists in part, of the following
articles, viz:
Blue and black dress cloth Coats, of every quality.
s." !" and green frock do
Sattinctt & Kentccky Jeans Coates g. frock Coats
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Overcouts.
Blue blk. cloth and assimcrc PaIts every quality
Suttinet and Kentucky Jeans do
Fine plain and fgd Satin Vests,
" Silk Velvet do.
Valencia do.
Also-Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
They have also engaged the service Of
first rate Tailor, who will be- in constant
attendance at the store and will make Clio
thing to order al the shortest notice..
JONES g. HUGHSON.
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Notice..

|" HE co-partnershIp heretofore existing unfe
IL the firm Of CHATTEN & SUTHERLAND
is this day dissol,ed by mutual consent The hu
siness of the firm will lie settled l." lanes f. Suth.
erland C.. l.. CHATTEN.
JAMES F. SUTHERLAND.
Jan. l, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02

To Contractors and Builders.
V'he Subscribers will attend 10 orders for North
L crn made Window Sashes. ready glazed and
unglazcd; Doors and Blind Samples, and Prices
can be seen at the Store.
All orders from the Country promptly attended TO
MOOD g. SIMONS,
Main street, Columbia, S. c: -.
- Sign Of the Whale.
Janug.s. s4
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Notice.

NOCICe.
n am duly authorized to sell John Williams Plan,
Il tation on Little Lynch's Geek, any person
wishing to purchase will please call on the subscri'
Der.
G JAMS, -
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r r C. A / n =.

TINE subscriber having purchased a
4 choice stock of Seaspnable GOODS
at The North, at REDUCED PRICES
offers the same Much Lower than
have heretofore been sold in Camden'-
They consist in part as follows:
Colored Embroidered Mouslin Delain.} beautyul
do Satin striped Mouslin Delain ! article
Plain black and half mourning do.
Mouslin Delain, at re'y lo1o prices
Cord ig'd Orleans de Flora, ne0 artieletor Lades
Dresses,
Merinoes, of every description
Fine and superfne black and blue.back Bombazlhe,
CALHCO ES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
Mourning and half mourning English Prnts'
Super new style Prints, Handsome Ginghams'
White and colored Corded Skirts,
Furniture Prints, new style,
Furniture and Cambria Dimity, Bishop Lawns,
Spool Cotton very low, Apron Checks Bed Tick.
SILK S.
Superior black and blue.black gro. De Alpine Silk
do. black gro. d'Alger DO
do. black and blue-black De Rhine do.
Chine silk rHankkerchlefs, -
Fancy Silk Handkcrchiefs, assorted colours,
Black English Silk Hose. =
French Silk Hose and Gloves,
Superior French Grape,
Gentlemens Silk fIandkerchiefs,
Superior SewingSilks,
Black and blue.black Silk Velvet,
Black Satin, very. stout,
LIN e MS.
Irish Linens, of every quality, Bird Eye Diaper,
Brown Linen Damask Tabling Diaper,
BleachedS Damask Tabling Diaper,
Bordered Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper,
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and bue-Lnen Checks,
Damask Table Cloths, Brown Table Cloths,
Colorcd Fancy Table Covers.
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y, SMART

viii hereafter attend at his Office at Sumter Cour
House OH the first Monday and Tuesday IN ever!
,o,,h Nov. Is.
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STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH-CAROL1NA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Burrell McLcmore, vs. Charles Davis,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, vs. Shadrick Wright,
Declaration in Attachment.
John X. Wright, VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in Attachment,
KNHEREAS, the Plaintiffs in the abnve STA
w ted cases did, this day. file their declaration
IN my Office against the Defendants who arc absent
and without the limits of this State, and having
neither wife nor attorney within the samer on
whom to serve copy of the said declaration, with
iule to plead thereto.
1t is ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
and plead 10 the said declaration on or heforc the
first day OF November, Ammo Domini 1S42 or an
order for judgment will he granted nv default.
S. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerk Office Oct 30 lSil mrs fee S6
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a CAR Dl.

DR. VIZ, RE1solDs desires to infornh bis friends and
~ the public. generally, that having entered into
onneclion with DR.. BLAsDlNo, oSCoumbia, he will
now devote himself entirely to the practice of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
: Seasoned Lumber. :

A FEW thousand feet of SEASONED LUM-
IN BER, Or sale ~.
:. Dec. IA. JONES & sHUGHSoN.
LARGE SALE OF
Valuable Negroes.
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ON HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKE:
1000 pair of Negro Shoes.

Also-a complete assortment of
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats,
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonnets OF
every quality, Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets, Per-
fumery, Umbrellas, Crockcry, Hardware. Saddlcry,
Bagging, Rope, Twine, Iron, German Steel, Iron.
ware, Groceries, &c. &c. -
JONES 81 HUGHsoN.
Sept. 25.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-01-22
- oRl.EANs.

One ofoar citizens. just Icturaed Iroi"
New Orleans, informs us that much eS-
e,.enen, existed there when he leh. n
collation. 10 thc Banks aud The unsettled
condition OF money matters generally
None Of the Banks were discoun'ins- re-
cciving CITY note deposits. o. do.ag any
business whatever The Legislature
was debating uha, shoali 81 done ~ &
was thought it would ajjnra eilheaf
deciding 10 compel the Ranks - re-
sumption. Great anxiety prevailed as q.
The result. bu, nothing was known abppt
!, and The money used in trade and The
payment of debls, was not retained long
err by the receiver than il required lo
find an opportunity to dispose Of a. No
confidence existed. but all was hubbub
and confusion. Business was extremely
dull; bat little traffic in produce and
cotton actually worth MORNING: totally
without market. 1t Is certainly very
wrong for our planters 70 sacrifice their
cotton in the present state Of affairs; and
all those who are not compelled % sell
should hold on until the panic passes
We must acknowledge our dependence
in great m assure on New Orleans Tor
cotton market, and this IS virtually
closed against Us, cotton being worth no
thing. There IS no money 70 bay i
with, and the Spring is almost bouad q
present better prospect. The crop q
is estimated will Tall short Al leos, $50.
900 bales, and for the planters 20 sri a.
present prices, will not even b loiae
their creditors justice aud certainly no
themselves. IL cannot long remain a
It's present low price.
Many failures were occurring ID New
lOrleans aud tremendous panic va.
confidently but tremb.ingly anticipated
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-01-22
however, tits to be feared, Is not the pre-

however, tits to be feared, Is not the pre-
sent case.
The peculiar nature Of the power as
serted, aud the consequences which may
be apprehcnded from its exercise, make
it Que Of an important and momentous
character. Invoking, as it does, ques-
tons Of high and dangerous soyereig aiy,
il may Justly be regarded as deeply en-
dangeeng the good understanding OF the
two countries Ought her Majesty 5
Government, then, under such cireum-
stances. to insist upon its enforcement!
That ii will not, the Undersigned cannot
permit himself 10 doubt. IL will there
fore continue 10 cherish the. hope that,
upon careful review of the whole sab-
ret, or Maiesty's Government will see
the importance Of adopting other mea
sures for the suppression Of the slave
trade than those now proposed, and which
will be far better calculated, not only to
accomplish the object desired, but to pre-
serve the friendly relations of the two
countries upon principles consistent with
the intere SITS and aonor Of both"
We have seen it stated in a New York
paper, within the last two or three days,
that Great Britain has at length removed
all occasion for controversy upon the
subject, surrendering Internationally her
claim TO The right of searching vessels
under the American flag: and in The N
York Commercial Advertiser ofthe 10TH
We find the following:
"We have reason TO believe that a
proposition for this object, capable Of
being made entirely unobiectionable or
our part, is now or soon will be taken in
TO consideration by the British Cow IN
ment; and in due season presented to the
Government Of the United States. Will
the principle Of the measure we are tho
roughly acquainted, and can see no fauI
in it; until its details are perfected, ",
do not feel at liberty to say more"
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By the Cincinnati Correspondence 81
the Louisville journal, SIC learn tha, aa
the IIth nst. (oar limits force us % con
dcuse) a riot occurred in ihe f9rnrr
place, caused By a pfejuiice against tl-
Banks OF the city Ga the evening 81
the 10Th a rumor got abroad that The N.-
anna Exporting Company vas about to
make an assignment On the following
morning before the usual time ior she
Bank TO open, a crowd collected in troat
oft. Tie Bank Of Cinciauaii (staadirg
next 70 TIE EIiami) ~ as broken into and
its contents thrown into the street. Ar
halfp9s; ten O'Clock he m1ttat- lal
/ increased TO several ,a9lz4Hl men,
The Sberi! command q order. b1t ua-
treated wi,h Indifference. Tie Ham.
Exporting Company u-s broken i1,a.
sa@d i's-bocks. Faeers, Sc THROWN .a,a
+ the street amid The acclemat.oas of ,ae
mob.
This Biak redeemed is poper uarii
its funds were exhausted, closed fve ai-
nuies before the usual time, and mad .a
assignment.
Several attempts were made 81 citi-
zens 10 quel the riot, bu' vain'y; one %
two persons we're near annIhilat.on iu
the effort. The crowd amounted OBJ psa-
baby 5000 men. though there were nor
more than 100 active operators. It ~as
then attempted to queI he disorder IS
military force. 4 party Of Tn mombors
of the Citizens Guards adsatced % the
mob, who made an assault with bricks.
stones and other missiles, happening N
hand. Two or three muSkets were fired
| by the Guards. One Of the mob had
hisleg broken and two or three Others
were wounded. The troops were con.
sderably bruised After destroying one
or two Brokers Offices. the fury OF the
mob was spent and order was restored.
} Cincinnati IS brisk place, il the way
OF abolilionism and MODS.