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AUCTION SALES.
By Wellington Goddin,

VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL AND GRIST
MILL FOR SALE At AUCTION.
WILL be sold on SATURDAY, me 3l>i day
w OF March, 1919, upon The premises, COM
mencing a | O'clock, P. NJ. that valuable Saw
and Gr's Mil, situated On lie margin oi The
Richmond Dock and James River, now in the
occupancy OF Mr.. VIM J. Lumpkin, sutject 10
ground rent Of Sl20per annum, payable quar-
terry, un'i The Isl January, 1852. and renewable
hVe years thereafter, upon Inc same ieIms, al the
option OF the lessee.
The Saw Mini has circular, as well as an
upright saw, and can easily CT. 5000 Zee, per
day The Grist Mil can grind readily 10 bush
els Germ daily. The Mills are new, ana in per-
feet order.
Team Onc-quarer cash. balance a, three,
six AMI nine months for negotiable notes, iEte-
rest added, satisfactorily endorsed
By reQues, Oi thr owner.
March 20-dds w. GODDiN, Aucr.
81 Immediately after The above sale, will be
sou one Horse, one Cart, one ii'si raIe Wheat
Thfasning Ma,hiar one lol Lumb'r, two Fish
Inc Boats, and parcel Of Household Furni,nie
March Is -trds w GCDDlN Auct.
VALUABLE FLOUR MILL AND Sc
VERaL TRACTS OF LAND FOR SALE.
ihSLaSI !" decree 81 The County Court Of APP
le;9 far NJ not, The first far day thereafter The sub
scfiher VIII sell public auction a. disposed ..
n private salr Soonrr-in which event due notice Will
hr eivrnl the BENT CREEK FLOUR WILL. Tins
inl l. "n neyrIhllng stream, situated III the said
couniy al ippomatloN within about mlr al Lock -
Of The Jamrs River ans kanawna Canal, aud ~ mIier
~ Richmond and ~ me y heat country. lnr mlli
house = roomy substantial and III, fixtures well adapt
I'd for The Manufacture Of iou The lard proposed 10
br attached I" the mill consists Of about a30 Of
winch l5u acres ar III TIMBER, the residue rich, open
land, wriilrncrd IN.
1T The the will
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MARINE JOURNAL.
OF RICH M y n u !.

PORT OF RICH mOND.
nan WATER THIS DAY At 8 O'CLOCK. a. NJ
ARRIVED,
s,br. Lady Clinton, Crammer, New York.
S,br. Thomas g. Pratt, Woodford, Havre de
jace. e.u,n
schr. H. H. Tallman, Young, New York.
Seh,. Sarah Anna, Pinkham, Boston.
Srhr. Menlora. Phillips, Thomaston.
sRONCHlTlS AND COUGH CURED.
BosToN, August Is, 1875.
n, :. w. Fowle-Dear Sir: Having been trouoieu
=. considerable time with bad Cough and Bronen,-
y lection, was induced to try bottle OF Dr. WE
1,S,S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY, when ! am
AN, 10 say entirely removed the dimcuity ueehl
ri IN slice 10 say thus much for the benent Oh those
4. !, NAV be similarly afflicted.
Firm Of Hallctt r Davis,
Piano Forte Manufacturers, Boston.
thereby certify that en- personally acquitted win
80 H. Davis, ESQ ,and have the fullest confidence In
CO. 10. =, 80 St,,sm.nf. H. &. BARRUS,
~ Formerly Pfacticing Physician.
Boston. August is, ls4s.
ps-Such testimony can be relied upon. he cafe-
n n the article you buy. II must have the signature
~ RIil"rS on the v rapper to be genuine.
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, MASS;
~ Por sale by GAYNoR & WOOD ana A''S"
SneR DuyAL only Agents foi Richmond.
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Office orc. w. Purcell IL Go
AGENTS. EDR
d. PAINE & co. MANAGERS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
$4,000! S25OOO Sl2,5OO Is Of $4,000
Lowest 3 No. prize : 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass l5, TO be drawn
on Saturday, March 3lst ls4s Baltimore. 10 Nos.
Grand Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 prize Of S5,7s6
$4,000 Is prizes OF 1000
+" 1880 900 prizes Of 900
:" 1880 being the lowest three
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters 3 IS.
as 600 DOLLARS! 3 of $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 30, 10 he
drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, April 18th, loi0-
70 Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize of $4,000 prize Of sl5,mo
5000 30 500, &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
prizes of 10000 DOLLARS!
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to be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
April 18th. IS Nos Ia drawn.
Grand Scheme:
5 prizes of S20, 900 prizes Of 81 ,332
: prizes OF I'1 Ss9 !" se &c. ~"
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
The most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America !!
100000 Capital, 2 Of $4,000 Of $25,0OO
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4 CO., sole Contractors OF all Maryland Lotteries.
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be drawn on Saturday, April 18th, lS49 rs No. Loue
rvs drawn ballots.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05

On Mr.. Seabrook's moving that so much as
relates to the Public Debt ofthe State, be 'ster.
red TO The Committee of Ways and Means,
Mr.. J. H. Read moved 10 amend The reso.
luton by striking out all after the word "reter.
! red," and inserting sto special Committee,
consisting of seven members. one TO be taken
from each Congressional District"
4 drsultory conversation here ensued, OF
which. the same grounds being frequently tra-
versed by The speakers, it is unnecessary, as
space is scarce, 10 give minute report.
Mr.Memmlngrr moved to amend the amend.
ment by striking out all after the word "rrs"lv
ed, FIR the purpose Of inserting the fo!En%ing:
Resolred, That so finch of the Messdge OF
his ExcelIshcy The Governor, as relalss to the
Bank Of thr State, be referred tu special com
miltee of seven. and that message he sent to
The Seuate asking that body to appoint similar
committee to meet tn" committee ofthe House.
SOME discussion ensued as to what Was the
questinh really bef,re the House. Ultimately
Mr. hIemminger Withdrew his amendment. and
on his motion. and by consent, the resolution
submitted by Mr.: Stabronk, and Mr.. Reads
amendment thereto, were ordered to lie on the
table.
Mr.. Memniuger,hen suhrutted the following
resolution:
Rcso!rfd That so much Of the message of
His Ercrllrnry the Governor, as relates TO the
Bank of Tie State, bc referred to a special com
mtce of seven, and that message be sent to
the Senate, asking of that body to form similar
Committee To meet the committee OF this Honse.
Mr. J. b. Perry gave ice that he vii ask
leave tomorrow to introduce u bill to reform
the Criminal Code ofthis Stale, and for the es-
,ablshment Of Peni'cntary.
THURSDAY, Nov. 80, 1S49.
IL SESArE.--I'he Senate met nj IL o'cnck
pursuant to adjournment: when the roll was
called hv The Clerk.
Mr.. Moses introduced resolutions relative to
preventing the circulation of abolition docu.
mentS.
a message was received from the House an.
nonncinr the appointment of Mrssrs, Memmn-
ger, J. 7. Read, Joel Smith, Macbeth. Taylor
'Fhos. Thompson. and J. w. Wih'rspoon. as
their committee on so much of the message Of
the Governor as refers to she Bank of the State
and the public deb.
House. or REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. Owens
gave notice that he wond introduce bill to
exempt the surviving officers and soldiers of the
Palmetto Regiment from ordinary militia duty.
Mr. Sullivan gave no.ce that he would ask
leave TO introduce bill to provide for the cleo.
lion of Presidential electors.
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II EauitY--KershaW District.

Margare, NcCaskill and S. p. Alurchson vs. Dan.
iel McCaskili-Bl' for sale of Land.
In pursuance of orders made IN tie above case
at June Term 1910, will offer at pnblic sale on
the first Monday in january next, before the court
house in Camden, the fnllnwu. tracts of land lying
near Lynchcs creek in kerslaw District, and ad-
joining each other viz:
One tract containing two hundred and fifty acres
more ur less, bounded sou! by lands OF John Nc
Gnngan, unr'h and west by lands OF John Webb,
east by lands o. !. b. Bell ard SamL Hcrrean
Also, one other tract OF three hundred acres,
more or less, bnDnded on the north by the Ramsay
lands, East and west, by lands OF John Webb and
=. McCaskilI
Also orc o'hcr tract containing fv" Kindred and
twenty three acres, more or less, bounded IN the
north hy lands o! Iovlck Young decd east by lands
OF J. J. 'r.aurin south and west, Ivy lands OF the
same estate Tcrms-A crcdi, o.! x months V itl
coed personal security aud mortgage OF the pre-
misses.
GT-purchascrs 10 pay fnr papers.
Dec 5 w. M SIIA NNON, C.. ed.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05

aa,Fnssay~t that my friend had no ftults, would
lie tho much, more than is the lot OF hunan'na-
ture; but this much can say with confidence
and proptiety, that for every fault OF his he had
a thousand virtues. beg leave, therefore, to
offer the following resolutions, which hope
will be unanimously adopted:
l. Resolped; That the members OF this House
have heard with deep regret ard heartfelt s"r-
row. the. melancholy intelligence of the death
of one of its members, Thomas j. Wright. and
that they will ever deplore his loss us sad be-
Isarement. >.
.. Resolred, As mark Of regard for his
worth. as a tribu,e.nf respect TO his mrmory,
and as n manifestation of sorrow for his loss,
that they will wear the usual bad ge of mourn.
ing during the present session.
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SOuth.Carolina-Sumtcr District

hs ns,y rI':1i =: Merals;n, Petition.
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on the
first Monday in January and the day following,
A PLANTATION, the Estate of Thos r.
| McFaddin, containing about thirteen hundred
acres, situate in Salem County in said District, on
! Black River bounded by lands OF DR.. Robcr; iuI-
drow, L. Is MuIdrow, NJ. p. Mares and W. Plow-
den, wl:h a twu.story dwelling house, and negro
, quarter i'r eighty negrue-, situate thereon
I The terms "l sale are, credit Of five years, to
to be paid in ivc equal annual ns,a meai:, ill III
tercst payable annually from The day of safe until
the amount Of tn" sale be fully paid and satisfied.
| That tho purchaser do give bond and personal &C.
curiy and mortgage "I the premises.
AT the same lime will be sold gang of ElGIi-
Tl NEGROES. OF credit of one. two, and three
year, witt! interest payable annually from 'he day
uf sale unit! the saline be fully paid and satisfied.
That tic purchaser pay on the sales of the negroes
five PER ccn. cash, and the balance on tie last
mentioned credit. The purchaser giving b"id
ard personal securities, or nnc security and mort
gage OF the neg oes purchased.
No negro 10 be removed until terms OF sale are
complied with and ii not complied with 10 be re-
sold at Ihr risk o the purchaser, in the interim 10
be lodged IN li for safe keeping at the expense OF
| the purchaser.
| There will also he sold al the same time House
| hold Furniture, sixteen Or eighteen Pioughs and
Gc r, Stuck OF all kinds, Cora aud Fodder. Credit
the same as upon the sale o! he negroes, purchaser
| giving bond and personal security. Purchasers 10
pay for all necessary papers
For full information enquire OF Capt. Jas. d.
Blandng, Sum;crvllle.
! by order Of the Court:
JOHN b. MILLER, toInr.
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Administrators sale.

By order OF tie Court Of Ordinary, will be sold
at the lao residence oi E,chariah Bowen, decd,
Oh "Wednesday. the 9Th day Of December next aud
day following Unnecessary, al l o'coc A. NJ, all
tbs personal property Of said deceased, consisting
ollwenly-lwo negroes, horses, mules cattle. hogs.
sheep, corn, fodder, Wagon, plantation utensIls,
household and kitchen furniture &c.
Tcrms. all sums nf and under ten dollars eas,.
over that amount, credl OF twelve months. notes
and two approved securities, mortgage fths pro-
merry if necessary With interest from day II sale.
JOHN H. BOWEN, ! ,d,r;ris,-,,,,,s
CHARLES BAILEY. A'Sn'p'S''a'O' g.
Nov. 49, Lao AZ 2t
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In EuuttV-.KershaW District.

William Randolph ys James Adkins and others,
Bill for partition, &c.
npurSuance OF orders made in this case al the
last Juuc sittngs OF This court, will expose to
public sale before Tie Court House in Camden, TN
the first Monday in jaru ry next, being the 7th day
of said month. all that piece, parcel, or tract OF
land, late the property uf Eli Adkins, deceased,
containing two hundred and scverly-ivc acres,
more or css, situated, lying, and being in kcrsiIaw
District, on the wafer OF Granny'$ Quarter Creek,
bounded north and west bv lands Of John b.
Mick!c, (late Mrs I,aIards,y east aud south by
lands of John Love and James Love.
TERMS :-Cdsll--purchasrrs /" pay for papers,
WM. VI. SHANNON, {. T.. X. ID.
Dec =, lSl9 10 5t
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THrli FOUNDER OF BRANCH.
WILLIE

TAKES pleasure TO inform his friends and the
travelling public. that he opens his new Mansion
on Saturday. the 24th instant, for their accomrno-
dz,ion and will be pleased to receive their patron.
are. lie pledges himself to cn,ieavor to turrish
his table with tie best the market will afford; ard
On the arrival of the cars, matter how small their
call or wants may be, they shall be attended to.
Grateful or past isvors, continuation Of patron
aye is respectfully solicited.
Dec 5-l9-2i p. CHARTRAND.
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Auction sale,

I Will, scIl on Nlunday, IN Of Januarv next,
1850, before Court House door IN Ca.rden, he
store and dwelling occupied by Sir. =. E""@."n.
The premises are con, cnient and wci al,,Inj ~
n store, having all necessary ""' hu.2i"~", tn'
could be made with Ii;ic expense ',' 80:
fer family. The lot is We Iora'ro aa, ru.,.,
Terms are onc.third Cash; hr,,mr. 'r j.,n
equal annual Esla!mrnls with Ini":.".:. ,acr..., IS
bond, and mortgage OF the premises.
THO. J. WAnHf,N, h~cr.'.
n. B. 1t will be sold at Private S,!c, - .rr..-
cation be made prior 10 January lsl.
Dee G =, 1u -
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SlleTiH'S Sale.

BY virtue Of sundry wriis OF Fl IA. TO me drcc-
ted, will be sold OH the first Monday and Tuesday
in January next, before the Court House door IN
Camden, the following property, to wit.
Seven negroes, viz: Mark, Nelson, Philip Mil
ly, Rose and her two children. Also seven hun
dred bushels o! Corn and ex thousand pounds of
Fodder, more or less l.rvico Oh and to hc sold az
the property Of W. y. Watkins, at The ."ui' Of The
Bank of Camden and others vs. w. u. Watkins.
Terms :-Casll-Purchascrs to pay for nnccssa-
ry papers. THO. }. WARREN, ). K. D.
Dec3 lS1J 40 1,
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.3c"th Carolina. -Eershaw District

~ tn!iN L. JuT, ESQ. ORDINARY,
Where's. : +. Thomson applied 10 lie fos Letters
- A''.n az II, at:d Srn-Glar the goods and
-. .;'~.s n.~ ma credit. ct Z. :. narwck, lace
e. ,rv -; a:nrrsaId: These ;ro therefore
g., 49, .., :,nnr.'~a all aad sirsn'aF IAc Hin.lsed
49,. -, "r. I!,r SAID dcccas al to lie and arps2s
orc - ~ next Ordn'rr : In;ir ior ;he SID
....'T.., - hc l',Idrn AT krr.i:aw rnuh house an
H.. t;h day nj l)ecenhnr heNl. la show cause il
as.y they can, Why sad administrator should
I,l he granted.
Given under my hand and seal. ihis c0ih day Of
NuvclsbcT, ~ the year III our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty ninc and in the 74lh year
OF american Independence.
J. Il. JOY, o. X. y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
Music and Musical Instruments.

Coicort's Grammar OF music; Hamil,on's Dlc-
tionarv of Musical terms. Thorough BASS Primer,
Piano Forte Primers, Imu'er's, Cramers'. and
Clloa's Instructor ior the Piano Otto Ihorpe'ts
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assortmen. af Guitar and Piano music will be- re-
ceivea shortly, also, Eiolius, Flutes, ENtes and
Guitars. Strings Tor the Violin and Guitar:
A. YOUNG.
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Bibles, Testaments g. HYMNS.

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use in The Town and Coun'rySouthrrn Harmony, Mis-
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Bible Dictionaries, CuncOr.lunccs. y. SOUNG.
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Fresh Groceries, &c.

The subscriber has on hand an extensive and
we'll selected stock of Groceries, comprising all
the leading ARTICLES, which country people will
find 10 their advantage to examine before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
5000 Florida Segars, of the first quality, on
hand at from 5 to dollars per thousand.
Dec. ). II. IIOLLEYMAN.
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Fresh Family Groceries.

The subscriber has just received fresh am
full supply Of choice Family Groceries. embracing
every article usually called for, togelherwh I
good stock OF Dry Goods, Crockery, Shoes, &C., t'
which he invites the attention OF purchasers, as h(
will sell at the lowest rates.
Dec. g. A. F.. ALLEN.
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

Land and Negroes for Sale
IN EQUIT4-LANCASTER DISTRICT.
James Griffin, vs.. R. X. Terrell, Ex'or. John
Smith, decd. ct al.
Under the D, cree of the Court of Exuity in the
above case, will sell At Lancaster court house,
on Tucsdly the lst day Of January, 1850, the lol-
lowing property, belonging to the estate OF John
Sunh decd, viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
containing 400 acres more or l2ss, heing The whole
Real Estate of which the said John Smith died
seized and possessed, bounded BY lands Of Mrs.
Knight; William Conrcll and others.
God has been found upon the sainn, and it is
suppose /" contain valuable n'i"c Also
SEVEN VALUABLE NEGROES.
amous*t - number a-c 'hrcn rfrGf, young fell
l.T;-. u:I" GIL, ,r.' = wu,nan Az! 'Y:1 children.
ir"7aS Il H~ic--l:no .r'r:I CAL; ,tl. ha,lmcc 4
c:"ii; Ol Twelve months, H." purchaser Giving rDic
wi;,l ,!cod .""u:;: VIZ, ."!:rcft IRON H.. !av O:
sale. and :" SAY ,rr rtG2'&.
jh"F;' Il. WiTIiHnSFOON. {. l. =. u.
Nov -; ls;&. tii ;j"i ID
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FOR $50.

Fourteen negroes, consisting Of a first rate
Blacksmith, Carpenter, Lahorcrs, Cooks, House
! Girls, and Nur-es, which the subscriber wishes to
hire out for the ensuing year, and is now ready to
close contracts. a. BURR.
Dec. 5. 40 st
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LIFE INSURANCE,
BY THE
Knox Insurance Company,

Vincennes, State of Indiana.
This Company is now prepared to insure lives,
grant enduwmens and annuties.
The following are among the benefits conferred
by insufing in this office.
Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards, pay
able one hall in caeh, and the balance in note at
IL months, renewable, with six per cent inter
est, or the premium may be paid monthly in ad-
vance.
Insurance effected in This Office upon the life of
lbe husband free from all demands Of creditors
Creditors may insure the lives Of debtors, and
debtors their own lives for the benefit of credit
ors.
Naval and Military Officers, Matters and Mates
Of boats, vessels, and indeed all classes, may at
this office secure their families against want at the
lowest rates ofp-enium,
G5Premiums lower than Mutual Companies.
GT No responsibility to the Insurers beyond the
payment of the premium.
G3-No risk OF Partnership with al classes of
persons and its serious consequences.
Gr liability TO have the sum insured reduced,
or to make farther contribution in ol mortality
beyond the estimated average
GTThe certainty ofhaving every clam paid as
substantially whatev er extraordinary mortality may
take place.
Hc SCibi-uiiIuhi WI dUu tnh =
" days' grace allowed the assured OH the renew
al OF premiums.
This company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and longer residence iD the
Southern States than any similar institution inthe
country.
a person insured in this company, has the priv
lege Of travelling on land, rivers, akes or inland
scar, AND of residing in any of The States or Ter.
RI, rio. of this Cuion the British Provinces of
North America, dnrng the entire year, except from
.he first day o. August 10 the fret OF November; du-
ring which period the insured are not allowed to
;rlycl or reside south of the northern boundary Of
the State Of Mississippi, unless permission is pre-
voGSjy obtained,
Tie company does not exempt itself from the
Javrre~ nl policy if The assured should die by
his own hand, which is consideration Of great i'm
Dpr,ance 10 the creditor who nsures the life Of a
debtor, az well as 10 wife insurIng the life of her
husband.
The insuredwi ! he allowed to make voyage
out and home, to and from any port on the conti-
.nent Of Europe for al extra charge Of ner cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the ives.
tern waters will be insured at the regular rates
No one life will be taken by this company ior a
greater sum than S5GOO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05

Resolved, That tender sincere coincidence to tn
bereaved family and friends ofthe deceased.
Ordered That the above resolutions be published in the
Camden Journal. r. A. MICKLE, Chairman.
l. y. WETHEBs, Secretary