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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-02
south. Carolina.
l. ANCAST DlSTR CT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

s'""s: ,:'s Jackson }c,p' .s ,.'','.s'.nsD".
Joshua W. Hendrix.
The Defendant, Joshua W. Hendrix, who IL in
the custody of the Sheriff of sad District, by vir.
tue OF The abuve CapiaE ad stslacendum. IN order
to avail himself OF the benefit OF an Act passed
for the relief Of l;sovent Dehtorl, has filed in my
office. OH oath, a schedule Of his whole Estate:
N ,ice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well all others
cernei, 10 be and appear al Lanca. ter Court House
on the l3lh day OF N"cmhcr Texi al IL o'clock
NJ, before tile hsaocate Judges, to show cause il
any they can, why the said Defendant should not
he discharged 'rrm further confinement, OH his as.
signing nd delivering the eff cts mentnned in his
schedule. ii. r. Prize, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 22l March. lS45.
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Cotton Gins.

The subscriber returns lis thanks to those who
pa,ruIiized him last ee son. lie continues TO man.
ufacture GINS up the most approved plan. and
warrants them equal to any other GInp, in work
lnanshp, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction.
,TReparing will he faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests share OF
the patronage Of the planters oI this and the adoil.
ing Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, &c, one Of
thuse HORSE Mills, well known as Nc.
Creight's Mill, made expressly to be attached To
Gin Grari:,g. The subscriber HI s few or hand.
Gr Orders for GINS or Mills, will he promptly
attended to. Z. J. McCRElGtiT.
Camden, NAV, l-4S.
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DIED-in New Orleans, June 23l. Major
JonN MAYRA~r, formerly of this State and
Dis riot, aud some years ago the S"liritor Tor
the Eastern Circuit. About II years since he
removed to Alabama, and afterwards to hissis
sippi, of which State h. was successful planter
when he died. H. left widow and four
daughters to mourn his loss. The people "f
Sumter, (he place Of his nativity knew him
VEL and will regret his death.
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In honor of the Palmetto Volunteers.
SUMTER DISTRICT.
July 2s, 1913.

SUM I Ef DIS NIL
A Dinner will bc given nj Sum,errille on
Thursday the l7ih August next, in honor oI
Company 4. OF the Palmetto Regiment.
His Erccllcncy thr Governrr and s,ir, the
L.. Governor, the Field aud Staff officers of the
Palmetto Regiment, the Captains, Officers and
Priva,es Of Company 4. and the offi"ers and
prvates of The different companies composing
the Palmetto Regiment. and the citizens oI
Sumter and the adjacent Districts, and of the
Stale generally, are invited 10 a't"nI. The
Sumter Rife Company, Clrrmonnt and C'nrrn.
don 1'ronp, are also Invited t" joi" and take part
in the festivities ot the day.
The ladies are particularly invited 10 he pre-.
sent, for whose accommodation every prrpara-
tion will be made.
SsML. r. CHANDLER,
MONTGOMERY Moses,
JAMES VI. NELSON.
JonN d. AsmMoRE,
JonN ballard.
Com. of Arrangements.
Sumtcrvillr, July 81. l34s.
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Public Dinner.

The ci,izens Of Lancaster District will give
a Public Dinner, at Lancaster c. H., on Thurs
dav, the 10Th dav of August next, IN compli
mcnt to the returned officers and members {"
the Lancaster Volunteer Company (J) of the
Palmetto Reg gimrnt.
The officers and momiprs Of the Palmetto
Regiment are respectfully invited 10 attend.
#. p. BALLARD,
J.P. CROCKETT,
D. BARNES,
J. D. McILwArN,
II. r. PR1cE,
r. E. WYLIE,
GEO. McC. WITHERsPooN.
Committee of Invitation.
July 2e. 1913.
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South. Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J. B Boyd e. Go.
vs.. }Capias ad satislacendum.

-. Capas ad satlEIaclendum.
The Defendant, Robert Dukes. who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of said District, hy virtue of
the above Capias nd sa'siacendum, in order TO
avail himself of the benefit Of All Act passed for
'hr relief Of lnsolvcn: Debtors, has filed in my Of.
flee, on OATH .cledue of his whole Estate.
Nnic is thereto hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case AS well as to all others
concerned, o be and appear at Lancaster Court
House on the l3:h dy of November next al II
n'clnck M., befure the Assnca,e Judges, TO show
cause if any they can, why the said Defendant
should nua be discharged from further confinement,
on his assigning and delivering the effects NEIL
toned in hl schedule. II K. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this l4h March, le4S.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMERs,''
&@@SD@e

-
NJ. DRUCKER s, CO. respectfully invite the
citizens of Camden and the public generally TO sx-
anime their we selected stock of z7s5gssszgzs
Spring ant Summer Dress Go1a
all Of Which will be offered !or sale at very fuaslt
advance on frs, cost Their facilities for Pufcia-
sing Goods are such, that they sell at sueh Pra-
ces as TO defy compeaion. They have paid par
ticuar attention 10 lie selection of the nows oianed
stock, which has been selected with ibs greatest
care in New York and other Northern eIties----,
Among numerous other articles, they weuld, mem
iion the following y ar.S .@es@! ,y7g
Cambria, Jacone., Null aud swis, MuIlns tiis
Colorcd french Ginghams and Lawns ''', Is -
Mourning and coourcd Bernges .'+ "'s.~e Z. 2. =
Colored linen and cotton Do = ~ =
Assortment Of Dress and Furniture Prints
Alpacca.. Bcmbazines and Drab de vennas ,' 's.s
Heavy black and bueb!ack Dress Silks -
DO silk. raw silk and cotton Hosiefy.lt
Super Ladies' and Gentlemen's silk and lhls Cfosesn
Thread Isle and cotton Edginss i.aisss-a ,,s,sY
Gamb1is and mpIln Ip:esng. and II EHsn -t
Long Lawns and Linen amhrca 3 cats7
Ladies' Benge and silk Nantes .l ilz ysr'srt6gs
DO Silk and Gauze travats a - =. 34s ., ~
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres sad Vestingss .lsse
Cravats, Shirts, Undershirts, Dswen and stnrsndeD
Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills ~
English, German and French summer Caisimehes I'd
Apaccas, Merino. Crorn and Mshair Ceatngs s.ls II
Low priced Goods for Boys and Servants wssrs pa!
Black French Doeskins ID. 2. ~ :
Irish Linens, English and American long Clo,hs 80
Gentlemen Cotton and Merno UudeIshifts =, ,,,ss6
READY MADE CLoTHlNG,.T - .eg
OF every description. and all pes,indeed. a
them prices that cannot fail TO astolh tie purcl
but Country Produce sells for hing, and DO nierd
to sell Ready made Clothing This NO "PUFFING"-..
come and convince yourselves. -.., ~ ~ s,sj,v
Ladies' and Gensemens Shoes, Bcosees md Catsts tt
Ladies' Palo Alto shoes -.
DO Ell.lcr Caters, Kid and Morocco Ties ~
Gcntlemens Calf Boots, sewed and peeged, afal prices
With variety Of other articles. mpsibe enue,atss
but all Of which will be sold CHEAPER than the cheap
est, at tho -..s.-.l.TIf rid
CAMDEN BAZAAR, I'D.
Opposite The Bank Of Camden.
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Ordiuary's Notice.

Whcreas, no administration (de b"nis non) on
the estate OF Ann Gilman, lat" of Kershaw Dis.
,rirt dcceased, has leen applied lor. have taken
p''srerrIoh nj the goods and chatlels. rights az
credits OF the SAID ate. All persons indebted to
The estate are required 10 pav tin same yer to me;
those having demands against the estate will hand
tEem in uly a,tesrcd. to me tor payment.
may IL. J K JOY, q. X. ID.
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Administrators Notice,

F L. Zemp having rccrMed from tie Ordinary
Of Kerskaw District, gran, Of Letters of Admin.
isra,ion dc bonis non of all and singular the goas
and Chat ell. rights, crcdiis, dues and denantx Z
lha, were Of J"thu, Reynolds drreased. hereby
notifies The public, that all Dealings With ,he e..
tate Of The said Joshua Reynolds deceased, mus,
in (utue 10 with tie s,tsc sc,ter.
Ali lersons havi'g clains against the said o..
tate, will present them properly attesed. and ai
FIrsrns indeb'ed TO the same IRE hereby notified
to cme forward wirhru' fe1ay and make payment.
FRANCIS L, ZEMP, Adm'r. de tonis non. 4,
Fan. 4 ~
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Nautilus Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
4. NJ. MERCHANT, President.
K, Is. COLEMAN, Vice President.

4. NJ. MERCHANT, President
X, b. COLEMAN Vice President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
1r rhGs Company has Just closed its third years
operations, and published ns Third annual Re
pork winch mas enabled them again 10 declare tie
u-u II dividend OF Fifty Per Csm profit for the
last year, Tor which scrip certificates are deliver
able. bearIng an lnlcres. Of Six per cent Thus IN
three years 80 per cent. nn the amount OF pfen-
ums received have been returned To the assured.
Policy holders, w.elher they continue tor lne
or Tor short terl<," receive their pro rata profits
Premiums IN Life policies, if amounting to $780,
may be paid 60 per cent. cash. aud tOper cent. IN
a mute without guarantee, with interest at u pr
cent.
Pamphlets. illustrating the principles of Life In
surance, and Blank Foruls OF appIl, alton may he
lad on apl.lIcatio. to
y NJ KENNEDY, Agent for Camden
DR.. w. }. McKAIN, alcdr al Examiner.
June ~ 2B 1t
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March 30:li, 1913.

Gentlemen and Frlloo C,t;=sns--From a rcnse
of the du,y and obligation am under Tor tho high
honor conferred by 70 numerous and respectable II
portion Of the good people | accept your nunina
ton, and return you my warnest harrk- nnd heart
felt gratitude for the honor thus Conferred. and
pledge myself to the people, ii found worthy o.!
Their confidence, and they elect me to TIM. high and
responsible flee, I" discharge it, duties with all
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
lcnity that lies in my power, without ncurring
liability upon aiyself or securities.
remain, Dear Srs, your most obj dent servant,
ELI e., BISHOP.
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.AxorHsR Mrss1oSARv 70 CH1NA.-The
Rev. y. w. whi!drn. hr near ten years con-
,irctei swih The Charleston Association, has
been appointed by, the Foreign Mission Board
a, Richmond a Missionary Ia China. H. aud
hsS lady will leave for their field Of labor by the
6rsl opportunity,
F.om loug and intimate acquaintance with
brother Whdcn, we arc satisfied tina, this is n
most judicious appointment of,hc Board. Both
brother w. aud wife we regard as emnen'ly
qualified for the arduous and important work to
which they have devoted tk"mselv"s.
.Eagrecsble to brother Whilden, and mot in
csn.iacat. with the arrangements Of the Board.
wrs would snssrs, that the designation services,
preparatory to the departure ofour Brother and
Sistr-, he had in this city, whore brother W..
wax horn, bap,ised and ordained. Besides af
fnr,ling pleasure. 10 his numerous friends in
Charlcxsn and this State, VIC believe snch n
esmrsr wonl.i br productive Of good to the cause
Of Foreign Missions ia South Carolina.
.;. 49, :, = - Southern Baptist.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

Keep it before the People of Lancaster District.
We the citizen, OF this District, announce ELI
C. BISHOP, Esq as candidate for The office oi
Sheriff. t; c next term. Mr.. BlsHnP being ma
tive OF our District, has given us an opportunity ul
knowing him we'll, from his youth up," he present
time. His onesly, honor and 8 richly s"bcr and
moral principles have been well tested among us,
and highly appreciated by all good citizens VIII
know him we'll We therefore earnestly r com.
mend him to the favor and respect of each and
every voter Of our District, and hope they will fee
it their duty 10 give tim the office, as he is every
way qualified TO discharge tine duties thcreui with
credit to himself and satisfaction tn the people, aud
We will appreciate the favor.
MANY VOTERS.
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Still Later.

Not from Mrxco, EngaaI, or France, but from
New York, Philadel pha aud Baimure, via. Char.
lesion and lermonl-
A fresh supply OF Drugs and Medicines, Paints
Oils, and Dye sutfs; Brushes, Combs. perlunery
and Fan articles, Patent Medicines &c. &c.
Bonpands remedy for Fever Swam's Yermifuge,
and Aguc, Aloliat's Phoenix Bittem
Sehrinss Restoration Cor Life Pills.
dial, Townsend s Sarsspsrilla,
Murray's Fluid Magncsia, Carpenters do
Schap's Headache rills, Sands do
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, lcvclund,s do
Whites Infalihlc Ointment, Fahnrsork'a Tenn:fugr,
HurrisOns Continent, Roman Eye Balsam
McAIister's Ointment, Superior Mustard,
Pcery's. cud Shot, Olive Oil,
Swuynes Wild Cherry, Roakes Iodine Lnament,
Wislar's Balsnm, Brandreths rills,
Ayers hcrry Pcctoral, Wrights Ind. Veg. Pills,
EIenry's Mngncsia, >p,ncen and Lees -
Jayncs EIpcctornnt, Iloopers Female
Paints, DC.
Spanish Brown, Venetian Red. Chrome Green
Chrome Yellow, white Lead, l.nseed oil Iurpem'
tine, LanpbIack, Glass, Lamp oil from 7j.. 3
50 gallon, Tain oil, Nea'sIoot oil, and Caster
oil on draughi; Whiting, Madder, Indigo, Anrallo
l.ogwoud, Cochineal, &c. &c.
ThompsOnian Medicines,
Comprising every article used in the practice
from the Laboratory ol Ephraim LHribee "i IT,
MORE Just received and tor Sd lie at CLFVELAND'3 g
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ASTHMA CURED By JAYNE's EXpECroRANT

iaIuOcIt'uC, ~. -. hWu - ioit.
Or Jayne-Dear Sir-By the blessing Of God. your EX
complaint In December hs, was seized with great Sc
verify by paroxysu Of ASTHMA; dlsease with which
had been afflicted for many years past. attended
with hoar'encss of the lungs and tsoa rnscItc' with
cough, and complete prosratinn Of strength. and
with sufioca,on, when bottle of your EIpecoran
sent to my house. At first thought il nothing but
Going, with won | was we'll acquainted. was induced
Try it, and in few days completely cured me- nor have
ever had any return Of the disease since have now
formed high opinion Of your medicine, that if had
bu, few bottles of and could obtain nomorc would
not part with them for ten dollars eacl
Yours, most respectfully.
JOHN SEGER.
Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lambertvic, NJ
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SOuth.CarOIiu0.

l. T. ) j r. X DIS RlCT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.
D. II. Robson, Assignee,
N a. F. Brewer
Tie Defendant. N. A. r. Brewer, who is in the
custody of The Sheriff of SAID District, by virtue of
the above Cap,as ad sals'acendum, in order 10
avail himself of the hcnetr Of AL Act PASSED for
The relief of Insovent Debtors, has filed in my Of
icc, On oath, sccduIe ut his whole Estate:
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen to the Plaintiff
in the above stalled care az we'll as all nlIrrs con
cerncd, 10 be and appear at lancaster Court tirurn
o. the 18th day Of November next at ~ O'clock
NJ, before the Assnca,e Judges; To STOW cause il
any they can. why the said Defendant should no,
he discharged rom further confinement, ON his Az.
signing and delivering the effects mcn,i"ned in his
schedule II r pRIt Z, Clerk
Clerks Office, this l7h dav February, lsl5.
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just Received.
Galvanic Rings,
do Bracelets G H
do Belts
do Necklaces
do Carriers
Magnetic FLUID
Graduated Magnetic Machines
Chloroiorn
do Inhalera
Surgical Instruments
Shoulder Braces
Tlcrmometcre
TarraLts Selizer Aperient
Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhubarb
Thomson's Syrup OF Tar and Wood Naptha
Davs's Pain Killer
India Rubber Balls
do do Tobacco Pouches
Fine cut glass Smelling Bottles.
June ID. j. H. MrKAfN.
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Notice.,

Rail Road Scrip payable Ist July lsis. taken at
oar in payment for corn or other store goods. by
Aug.2. I3l d} JAMES McEWEN.
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Chemicals, dc.
Sulph Qunine, Ifyd. Potash,
I" Morphine Acct Zinc
Acct. ' Nitrate Silver,
Suychnine, Salicine,
Piperine, Ext. Kahania,
Iodine, Kerme's Mineral, &c. &c,
With many others, too numerous 10 mention.
Call and see for yourselves at
CLEVELAND'S.
N, B. Medicines may be obt9ined as usual at
any hour of The night by knocking at the side door,
July 2S. (30t) J. a. Z.
Notice.
All persons are forbid helping themselves 10
Bricks from my Yard. will take pleasure in at
tending to all who may want Brick, and return
them thanks for their patronage.
GFThe person or PERSONS who helped them
selves last Fall to some 1900 Bricks have neglec
ted to report. which Lope they will do soon. The
person who did the same thing last week will con-
fer favor b reporting 10 me the amount taken or
paying for them.
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
july rs 30 #
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Op We are authorized To announce Major
4. II. l,oykin nS candidiair f'r re- election
for Representative in the State L"g stature at
the ensuing election.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
(nr NEW JERsEY.) CHARTERED IN ls32.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
{or ". JERSEY } CHARTERED FEBRUARY. lS4S.
The subscriber having received the Agency Of
the abuve institutions for Calnlen and vicinity will
receive applications, and issue Policies at The cur
rent rates, w. -. McDOWal.I.
Feb % q II
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New Books.
Wurthering Heights,
Sir Theodore Brnuphton,
lie N.uleon; Abedneso, the money lender,
Tie Little Wife; Lite IN Paris,
Adventures of Charles Chesterfield,
The Bottle, ur FIRST steps to crime.
Journeyman JoIner; Green MuuI tain Boys,
Forty five Guard.nIen; ~ years alter, a sequel
t." do Bragelonue, or conclusion
of the Three Guardsmen.
Reformed HIgnwayman, Part lst,
ArIstocracy, or Lie in the city,
Seven Capital sins. Pride &c,
Temptation, or watch Tower of Koat.ren,
Mysteries uf criminal Records,
Faust, or Romance of Secret Tribunals; Now
and Then; Did Hicks The Guide &c.
July l9 f29iil A YOUNG.
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Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lambertvillc, n.
40 EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD

no EXCUSE FOR BALD HEAD
From the Sumcrvillc, n. }. Whig
Sometime since called upon Mr. p Mason, of Somer-
ye for Dr. JAYNEs celebrated HAIR Tonic to restore my
hair which then falling out daily. procured one
bottle and applied its contents according to directions
When the bottle exhausted discovered 10 my great
surprise and satisfaction that the YOUNG HAIR START.
ING handsomely; therefore purchased another and on
ill had used three bottles, and now compensation,
my hair il thick
And what more surprising my badness was not oc.
cnsoned by sicknes in which there greater hope
OF restoration but hereditary.
JAS U. RopGERs, Methodist Minister.
Mount Horeb, Somerset o. N J.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
agency by JAMES X McKAIN, Cam1en, S. G.
The Dividend Scrip for July ls45, of the South
Carolina Rail Road Company, has been received,
and will be paid to the Camden Branch Stockhol
ders on application at tho Camden Bank.
w. J. GRANT.
Aug. 9. 81 st
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Wheat.

The subscriber will pay l!,e highest ma ket price
for good Wheat delivered cit: or at G. p'den or at
his mills on Sandc's' Creek. six miles above the
town. B. CURETON.
ca den July4, 27 II
uThe Charlotte lefersonian and Wadeshorough
Argus will insert six traea, and forward their bills
to tins Office.
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Surveyor.

G. NJ. RowIEY, respectfully offers his services,
and solcits the patronage of Landhoders, and pro-
misses that his surveying shall be performed accu-
ralely and expedtously.
Address him at Flat Rock, Kershaw District.
August 9, lS4S 81 ct
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Books and Stationary
Scho i Books Of every kind
Bibles and Testarnen!s
Prayer Books and LYNN Books,
Alasnns sac:ed Harp.
Southern Hsrm"ny-ncw edition
Cury Book; States nd Pencils,
Letter paper, Steel pens, Quills, Waters &c,
scellaneoua and Classical Bnoks,
July l9 % I'll ALEXANDt r YOUNG.
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W We arr authorized To aLn",,nrr Major
Jane. L. Reid as a candidate E,r Representa-.
tive in the State Legislature n, the ensuing
election
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229 acres (more or ess) Of land. lying on Bea.
yer Dam Branch, in KersIaw y strict, adjoining
lands of The Estate of Judge Brovard, James Addi-
son and Others. levied on and TO be snId the pro.
perty oil Wm Sanders at The suit oi p. & r. Bryce.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay for all neressar.
papers. T J. WARREN, 5. X. u.
July l9 % st
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G- We are authnrzrd To- annouure Dr..
E. A. SALHOND as a candidate for Rrprrs.
cn'arvc in the State Legislature. at he ensuing
election.
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PerfUn ery, &c.

Perfumery, &c.
Eies IIcdyosmia. E1trait Boquct de Caro- =
Patey's Ext. Verbena, line, ,
Hauels Eau Lustral, E,xlnit Orange dc Por. 5
Nymph soap, tugal, =
Eau de Venus, Extrait Vcrvicnc, :
Lily White, Patchonly, =
Chi.Chays Tablet Of Ala. Mnusseline, E
baster, Jockey Club, >
Fonsain's Balm Of thousand Johnsons Bears oil,
Flowers, Roussel's Hair Dye.
Laird's Atropilatoy, Ale1ander's Trcobaphe,
Superior Cologne in small and large p"t and
quart bottles and on draughl. Combs; HAIR, Nail.
Tooth. Bath. Flesh, and Sh wing Brushes oil every
variety. Kessan. Rose and Almond Straps, very
superio; Fr, nch and American Toilet Powder,
Boxes and fuffs, &c. a.. Just received and Ior
sale low. at CLEvELANp's.
Bacon.
10000. lbs. best Bacon SidesIfor sale by
July4 u. LEVY.
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Constitution,
Sherif's Sales.

BY virtue Of sundry wrs ol F. Fa to me direc-
led, will sell before he court house door in Cam
don IN the first Monday in August next. (being
9Th day raid morth) between the legal hours OF
sale the following pro erty to wit:
1890 acres (more Or less) nf land. lying in the
District of Kershaw, whereon the Defendant re.
sides. adjoining lands Of Charles Bal,, James
Teams, and others. levied on and 10 be sold az the
properly of the Defendant at the suit of James
Dunlap and others, assigneea, Va. John Motley.
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CJWr are aulhnrizpd TO ann"linre Mai.
JAMES O'HANLON. of Richland, As cnn.
di,atp to represent the Congressional District.
composed of Krrshaw, Lancaster, Fairfield.
Richland and Sumter Districts, in the next Con.
gress.
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TO Hire

A servant Girl, accustomsA to nursing and
hu,Ise work r. w. BONhEY,
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Yeast Powders.
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