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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-14
Correspondence of the Charleston Couri


WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.
Amonn the Southern members who have not
signed the address ia The Sou'h, and will nrt
sign It. are Gov. M'Dnwcll of Va, Mr.. NJ Kay
ofN. C., and Generals Ru>k and Houston OF
Texas. Gov. M'Dnwcll will be held To account.
il is said, rery strictly, by the people "i virgin
Ia, for his refusal to sign the address Govern
or M'Dowell is a relative of Col. Benton :.
Upon no one has so much persuasion been
brouyht 60 bear in favor o( the address, than
upon Gen Rusk Of Texas. Mr.. Calboa" HIM
self talked with hisa mere than once on 'he
subject: hui Gen. Ru<k is mIa"cahe tn lis de-
tcrmiaa.im to keep hinss,ifansi frota the 'n"ve
ttneut. Gea. Ru<k's opinions lare weight here,
and he is considered AS oae Of tie strongest
men Gom the S.uth Gen. K"uS,om ais" re.
fuses 60 become signer, and he is supposed |"
entertain ws in regard to the Presidency.
Colonel BENTON is, Of course, not sgnrr-
nor Is one from Missouri, except Mr.. Atchl
son.
Neither MARYLAND nor Kentucky furnish a
single sieacr, though these are the border S'a''
thai suffer so much from the elopemcnt OF their
slaves.
a Slavery is decreasing an importance with
them, perhaps. aad, mereorer, they may aPpre'
hend the consequences OF d'suni"n' from Inc
factihat they are border States, and may become
the theatre Of severe struggles, in case oil d's'
solution Of the Union. 1t is singular enough
that the two Texan Representatives. Messrs'
Kaufman and Pillshury, arc siIners-thongf
the former is f:,,n Peunsylrania, and The latte
from Maine.
Some sensation has been produced here 10y
the development of the fact, that the tenth art'
Gle Of the treaty Of peace with Mexico confirm
ing land claims in California, which our Sen
ate refiscdto ratify, has been recognized though
with some reservation, BY protocol sub>e'
quenriy signed in Mexico ny Mr.. Sewer ant
MIR. Clifford, under the instructions OF Mr.. Bu
chanan, with the authority Of Mr.. Polk.
Ishould judge from the demonstration made
in the House to-day by Mr.. Stephens on ,h'
subject. that the wings intend I" make II &
strong po; mt of attack on the administration.
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MRS. GOODLAD'S S
Fashionable Bonnet Store.

New Goods Just received, consisting of Ribbons,
Bonnets, Flowers. Capes. Cardinals, Gloves &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punctual customers. Mrs. G. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable in
the market.
O. Bonnets cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
10 render the most skillful judges unable to.tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupIsd
by Dr. A. DE- Leon Oct. 49,
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Important to Country People.

The subscriber having determined to do more
extensive grocery business than heretofore, is de-
srous OF disposng of his entire Stock of Dry
Goods and Wares Of every description at the
original cost. Country people will find it to their
interest TO call and eSamine-Groceres can also
be purchased Of him at the lowest possible rates.
Also 100000 Florida Scgars Of the different
grades, these Segars are on consignment, and will
be sold at from 81 to Sl2 per Thousand according
to ou,ntrv. II. UOLIIEYMAN, JR.
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GOOD Go0DS4 cHEAPI!

The subscrlbors Wishing 10 reduce lkslF; Slock 70
the requirements of the present increased facili-
ties of communication, purchasers will find it to
their interest to look over their assortment Of
Dry-Goods, Hardware, Groceries, &c
before buying, as they feel confident that q COM
parison OF their Goods with any Others as TO qual-
ty and price, (cash or crcd,D will not result to
their disadvantage. 5lI - 81
MCDONALD d COOPER, =
One door above the BANK of Camden.
Ian 1G. 3 If
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Removal.

The subscribers have rer,oved to the large store
formerly occupied by Dickson g. Laita, one door
north OF the Bank OF Camden. They have large
and we'll selected ssck of
Dry.Goods, Hardware, Groceries, sc.
which they will sell for cash or to punctual Gus
toners as low as they can be had in the market.
McDOWALL & COOPER.
JanS IT
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Fake Notice.

Suuire Mcdaniel has co; some shng !cs on the
McCleStcr branch on my land, forewarn all per-
sons from taking them away; should any one 10
So, they NAV expect to I've indicted.
a. The Land of James Cook is 10 be scid IN a
CIV months, and as there is great part ol 1t
fenced by my fence, the purchaser may expect to
make his own fence, as shall permit them to JON
me in no par,. SAMUEL KIRKLAND
Fob + 1919 at
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NOTICE.

]. B. .GOODLAD begs TO inform his friends
and the public in general, that after long recess
he has this day commenced business again. ; anu 10
sar tina, all orders entrusted to him will be execu-
ted in superior style, with dispatch, and his well
known ability will be exer,ed TO please. a share
of patronage il solicited. JAM ~.
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Hn Equity.
KERSHhW DISTRICT.

NENSTINW UIS NINI'
""' fs''''''' f:: (pu' for sale of Land &c.
James Adkins, ct al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that VIM: Ad-
kins one of The Defendants 10 the above Bill is
without and resides beyond the limits of this
State. 1t is ordered, on motion Of J. NJ. Desaus-
sure. Comrl',s Sol'r., that the said WIN. Adkins
do answer, plead, or dcmur TO the said bill within
three months from this date, in default whereof, all
order pro confcsso will be entered against HIM.
WM. NJ. SHANNON, G. f. X. d.
Feb. S;h, 1919. }:n
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Last Notice.

All persons Indebted by Book Account, No;e or
Bond 10 the firms Of Shannon g. McDowali, Shan.
non, McGre g. Co., w. D. McDowa!i Il Co., and
McDowall {; Shannon are requested to call on
McDomaN f. Cooper on door north OF The Bank
Of Camden and arrange the same, or they Will DC
put in suit By rSurn day Without distinction o'
persons.
Feb. Z, 1910, at
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Rail Road, Camden Dcpot.

The Freight on all Goods shipped to this Depot
will be required before the articles are removed
And in 10 casc, will goods be delivered, but to
owners and consignccs. Or 10 the ordcl from own
ers and consignees.
G. S. HACKER,
Agen: OF Transportation.
Feh'y It'll 1910 It
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Notice.

All persons indebted TO the subscriber hg Bono =,
Note or Account, are respectfully requested to call
and paw the same, without further delay; as his
engagements, will compel him 10 collect by Attor.
nev, il his customers neglect to comply with their
promises 10 pay. ALEXANDER lOCNH:
E,h "a If u
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Wew Years Notice.

All persons indebted to me by Book Account
or the vas, wear, arc earnestly requested to come
or ward and settle the same without de ay. ~,
This request is made in consequence OF MT.
DrII,y's being alone, and cannot leave without
closing up the Store c,r,.r1,rn
JAM Sd, 1S40. II
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Positive Notice.

All persons indebted to me are requested to H.
qnidate their accounts previous to Return Day,
otherwise they will be placed in the hands of an
attorney without distinctions as it is absolutely ne
cessary that my business should bc brought to a
close. S. B. LEVY.
Jan. ID 9 If
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A safe and certain cure for consumption o. me lungs
splitting of bLood coughs, coLds, asthma, pain IN
The side, Bronchitis, rhoopirg cough, and al pull
n'onary affections.
STATEMENT OF HIRAM cox,
Late PROFESSOR in the Cincinnati ECLEC-
TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and Physician we'll
known, who has an extensive practice, in relation
TO the case of Miss Belt alter having been given
up 10 DIE with the last stage Of fCONSUMPTlON'
by number of able PHYSIC1AS.
Mn. A. L. ScovrIL:-Sir-fIowere reluctant
have been 10 permit my name to appear. attach
cd to A certificate recommending Patent Medicines,
Nostruns, or Catholicums, nevertheless think it
nv duty. not only to my patrons, but to the commu-
niiy, and, all afflicted with diseases requiring
Cough Medicines, TO state that in three particular
cases ormcpient CONSUMT1ON, viz. Miss Belt.
Granddaughter of Mr. John Carr, of this city, Miss
Barrer, sistcr-n.,aw of Mr.. V. Wurder, butcher,
and Mr.. r. X. Cox. one of our City Council, that
DIR. RODGERS COMPOUND SYRUP of LlV-
ERWORT and TAR operated more LIKE SPE-
CIFIC, than any remedy ofa similar character in
its operation that have ever usrd in my practice,
One of the cases above, viz Hiss Belt, appeared TO
be aboring under the last stage Of Scrofulons Con-
SUMPTION, as pronounced by several PHYSICIANS
who were in attendance previous to my being called
TO treat the case. She is at this time in the enjoy
ment of as apparent good health, and from appear
anco, as likely to die with any Other sease, as
anv other young lady of this city. As i, respects
the health of the other Two cases, all the threaten
ing premoni.ury symp oms seem TO have subslded
from the use Of few BOTTLES the SYRUP ABOVE.
Very respectfully, dc.
HIRAM cox, NJ. D.
Cincinnati Jan. 25tll, 1S47.
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Dissolution.

Tie firm of Whitaker e. Arrants was dissolved
on the lst inst by mutual consent. All notes and
accounts Gre The said firm are left in the hands of
Mr.. " Bonney for collection, who is duly autho-'
rized 10 receipt in the name Of the firm. As it is
necessary that The affairs of the concern should be
closed as early as possible, those indebted ear
ncs,ly requested, ,r call and settle, as but short
indulgence Can be given.
JOHN WHITAKER. .
NJ B. ARRANTS.
January 8, 1919
D-The subscriber will continue the buainess at
tho old stonJ N r ARRANTS
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. TAyLon's FAMILY.-W"
learn that COL Rli,s, accompanied hy his lady,
and Mrs. ylor arrived in the Washington cars
last evening, and proceeded to the residence OF
Mrs. Grahamc in Saratoga street. where they
will remain until after the Inauguration. we
learn from Washington that on their arrival
in that city las, evening, they were welcomed
OH the wharf by considerable number "t c'''
zens and friends. and that the steamer Powhat.
tan, Capt. Rogers, on which they came up The
Potomac, was decorated with flags and banners.
Baltimore Sum- 5lh inst.
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Sale of an EStl.ay.

Will be sold at the residence of the subscriber
on Saturday the 2lth inst. dark bay mule, taken
I'D AS an estray, and which has not been claimed
according to law. Terms rnade known at sale.
T. PARKER, Magistrate.
Feb Id, lS49. 2t
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Notice..

will sell al Public Sale, on the first Monday IN
march next, if 10, previously disposed OF, That
large and commudous Store and Dwelng-sIua-
ted in Il business part Of Town. The building has
five upright and one basement roonl-trontInS on
Broad street 6j feet, also vacant lot % eet front;
the whole running back 10 - street.
For terms, appyto 5. }. 1OONu'
Jan. II, 1919, 1t
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N.B The undersigned will be found each day
at his Office, until, the expiration of the above men
TONED time, from o'clock to | o'clock. tor the
purpose Of receiving the Town Taxes, and all per
sons that owe the town tax, (f it is only ior a
Dog.) will DC pleased to call and pay uP' as 1t VIII
save them cost and me trouble. L.. w. Is.
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Blankets.

The subscriber has on hand fine article Of
negro Blankets, which he will SELL as the season
IS getting late, at great discount fir IN former
prices. Persons in want would do well to call
and look at them. Also few peices of negro
cloths at cost for cash. f. w. BONNEY.
Feb Ia 1t
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All persons indebted 10 The subscriber are car,
ncs,ly requested to call ard make settlements anu
those who have been owing him for one year OF
more, are notified that unless payment Is n,a"e 'e'
fore Return Day, that the claims Will DC paceu III
the hands OF al attorney for collection.
Jan 5 JNNEN D-I>i"Nl
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Jan 8.
To Rent.

The fine Brick Store, Dwelling House and Pre-
miscs in Log Town, at present occupied by Mr.
Crcight. Apply Immediately, TO -
Dec. 81. }. Is. hEhSHa"'
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Dental Notice.

After few days DR.. Lee, expects to be absent
on an excursion in the country.
Februarr, : lSi9.
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Look at This.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb. 3, 1919.
Ordered That The Recorder, do issue Executions
for Taxes, against all persons who have not paid
taxes, on or before the 18th it ST.,
By order of Council, l.. w. BALLARU.
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Blacksmithing and Wagon Making.
Jan. 80, lS40.

The undersigned having taken the stand recently
occupied by WHITAKER & AERANTs. respectfully
gives notice, that he intends to carry on TIC bus-
ness as heretofore.
In his Blacksmi,lh's Shop he is prepared 10 fill
all orders with promptness and despatch. lie will
make to order, all kinds OF p'oughs, with other
plantation tools, and mill work. Particular at
,enton will be paid TO shoeing horses In short,
as he will give his personal attention to both de-
par,mcn,s Of his business. he will guarantee salts
faction.
His Woodshop is amply supplied with the best
of Timber, wel-seasohed, and he would like TO
sec the man, who can put up better work. from
whcclbarrow, up to Elk passenger stage coach.
Ills prices will be in accordance with the times,
and for the ready money will be such as cannot
fail to satisfy the most economical.
As he believes in the maxim, that short settle
ments make long friends, lie will expect settle
mens 10 be made quarterly.
n. L. ARRANTS.
Fob ID II
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Ralph S. lizard. Ephraim Seabrook, William
I.owndcs and William III. Harrington, having been
appointed Ads-de- Camp to His Exce'ency w.
b. SEACrooK, and William Aston Haync Judge
Advocate General, vice Peter Della Tore, re.
signed, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel Will
be obeyed ard respected accordingly
By order Of tic Commander Chief
J. w. CANTEI,
Adj't and ms pr. Gen'l.
JAN 81. ot
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Red Oak Bark
Feb ii

Will be contracted for on application to
w. ANDERSON g. co.
Enh II u
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Notice..
Medical Notice.
Notice to the Hunters Of Kershaw'

By the Hon. JonN BEIToN o,NEM: M
Comics or this invaluable work may I've had nj the Drug
Storr of GAMES H. McKAlN. Price 81 cents per copy
January 10, 1919
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J, w, BASKIM, Auctioneer.

Will attend promptly and faithfully to all Ous-
ness entrusted 10 hs care. May be found at Inc
Shcrills Oilice--or two doors above Boyds Hotel
Ian 10 II
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Jan. 81.
ACADEMICAL SCHOOL.


The Rev Tuos B. RrssEr.L 4. NJ, formerly Principal
Of Suucrve Academy respectfully gives llollce that on
the fsi Monday of February next. he Will open IN CAM
dr School Of the above sty n the ''sc lately orru
pied by VIM. b. JohIston Esq.
The Scholastic yrar will be- divided for the present n'o
quarters Mt tlr end of each of which the Tuition Fees
are cypc;cd TO b. settled Furtner information may be
obtained by private application. ,,,.,,
GRADES OF STUDY AND TUITION FEES
lower Primary Grade, consisting of Spelling,
Reading. Primary Arithmetic and Geography, oo
per quarter. = -. - w
Higher PRIMARY Grade. consisting Of Spelling,
Reading Writing Oral Arh- m
mrtic and Geography, per quarter. - w
I.uwcr Advanced Grade. consisting ot spelling
Reading. Writing and English Compositions
Written Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar anu IN
Defamation. per quarter, w
Higher Advanced Grade. consisting Of Reading.
English Composition. Algebra. DC. Grammar,
r,",mh, ELc,"rr %c, prr anarIer, 10 90
Preparatory Course of Classics, per quarter, j: w
January 18th. lSi?.
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For Sale OF Rent.
Office of Commissioner in Equity.

KERSlIAW DISTRICT.
Guarlians, Trustees and others accountable to
this Court will file AMI vouch their Returns before
me on or before the 18th April next.
Rules will be forthwith issued against those IN
default. WI. NJ. ohANNoN.
Eeh'y 9th, 1910. ct
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The Bas,on Mercantile Journal, Of March %. 1916,
gives tho following notice Of the mot popular remedy
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Counting House Calendars and Alnanacs, for
1919, School ana Miscellaneous Books, Sialona-
rv ar A. YOUNG.
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We regre, 10 learn that the passenger train
ofCars from this place on Saturday last. ran OF
the track within six miles of Charleston, ser',
ously injuring one Of The black fremrn. No
hctdamase was done.
Columbia Telegraph.
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Feb ID

North Carolina Bacon, Fine Lard, Seed Pota-
toes, Oats, Best Stone Lime, for sale low lcr cash
bv E. w. BONNEY.
Feb II It
Loaf, Powdered, Crushed, Clarified and Brown
Sugars, Just received and for sale by
Feb Ia If +. w. BiDNNEq.
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But of this we are sure; had it been supposed
that such gallant exhibition Of the Sons OF tie
Banner Dirison "The Inr,ncible Sunters - would
have been made, no lady of taste, of any Commit
nty would have been absent except from necessity:
i've indulge the hope that this answer will
prove satisfactory to the Banner AS to the men !;
we do not feel compelled to say anything, except
that the Banner is certainly mistaken in snpposln9
that any here, could look upon the imposing array
of Gentlemen comprising that Procession "wlh
ewes of ridicue.'' The time has long gone by,
when "ridicue" d1re be used agllnst lhe Temper
nnce cause, in public There are those OF us that
are not only connected with the cause nurseries,
but have our Wires and Daughters at our SIDES
THIS Is a sufficient reason why "ridtcule" dare not
thus be cast upon the cause, in our community.
Before we close this communication, (Which we
fear Mr. Editor has trespassed tro much on your
columns) we desire to inform our friends OF Sum,
ter that the result Of that mornings work, and
their grand display, was large aud enthusiastic
meet,tg at ngl.t-and the impression lett on the
community, OF the happiest character-fou7een
Ladies and al least an equal number OF gentlemen
siyned the Pledge of the "Old Regulars they
are called in Georgia--,hat is the Washington L.
A. Society--and ti1enty one members were pro-
posed to Wateree Division, at their last meeting
Among them, some of the best men in C1ro!lna, IN
character in birth, and in position, large number
OF whom have never before joined any Temper
ance Society. So Brethren of Sumter, your noble
demonstration is not without results. In conclu-
sion we will say that in six months from this lime
we will challenge the right of Sumter Division to
the title we have conceded her Of the "Banner
Dirisioun WATEREE.
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N@a GG9Bags
COMPOUND
SVruD of LiVerW0rt and Tar,

safe and certain cure for consumption Of The lungs
splitting Of Llood, coughs, colds, asthma, pam IN
the sidr bronchitis, mhoopi"g cough, and al pull
1,,0urru 0HScJjuuS
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Cotton Yarns, &c.

The subscriber has on hand, and will in future
have a continual supply of YARN aud CLOTH
from the Catawba Factory, both of which will bear
a comparison with any made in this country
Terms as usual for such articles.
Jan. "a. JAS. McENEN, Agent
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Rocks Lost.

If any person has in his or her possession the
d,h volume of Story's Laws of the United States,
also, an odd volume Of Pcrcy's Anecdotes, which
books do not belong to them, they will confer la
vor on the owner by leaving them with the Printer
Ianuary "a
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Money Wanted.

Jan. Sd, 1910.
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lElanlpaigne.

Baskets Colinger, Star and Anchor Champain
pnis and qnarts. II. Levy.
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Caution.

All persons are cautioned from trading for four
promissury notes gi"cn by the undersigned az prin
cpal and Narcv Newman and Nelson Newman as
securities, to William Ilough, and dated about the
las, of November or first of December, lSlS. One
Of the notes for 470 dollars was due on the lst Of
January 1919, and has credit on il for 3GO dollars;
one payable lst OF January, 1870, for % dollars;
one payable lst OF January, lo5l. for l75 dollars;
the other payable lsl OF January, loo2 t"r 10 dol
lars The consideration for which said notes were
gwen having failed, they will not be paid.
Ian u. JONATHAN NEWMAN.
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Pension and Bounty Land Agency,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Office removed to 10Th street, opposite the Treasnp
Department.

GEORGE M. PHILLIPS, Notary Public, Com
~ missioner of Deeds, and formerly of the Trea-
sury Department, attends 10 the prosecution and
collection of Claims before Congress and the several
Executive Departments of the Government. His
attention is particularly directed to the pre-
sentation and prosecution of CLAIMS FOR PEN
SIONS, whether
Revolutionary, Invalid, Navy, Half pay or Widows;
Presumption and other Land Claims;
Revolutionary Services-for Communication, Half
pay, or Bounty Lands;
Bounty Lands and Pensions for services in the late
War with Mexico;
Contracts with the different Departments for Sup
plies, &c;
Settlement OF the accounts of discussing and other
officers of the Government;
Collection of unclaimed dividends on the funded
debt of the United States
Being in possession of large number of Rolls of
the Army Of the Revolution, he is enabled to produce
the proof Of serrice Of large proportion Of those
engaged in that struggle, and for which they or
their widows entitled to pensions from the
United States.
As Notary Public, the undersigned is prepared to
furnish legalized copies OF Documents or Records.
Charges will be moderate, varying according TO
the nature of the business transacted. Letters, to
receive attention, should be postage paid, and may
be addressed GEORGE M. PHILLIPS,
Bon No 81, Washington city