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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

-uis..s $50 NORTH CAROLINA.
-assEhe following rcsolu,ious have passed tho
House Commons Of Nor;h Carolina by dcciled
'rnaiorities: as.
'o i. Resoipea, That the States came into the
Unioh as equals; and that the citizens OF each
State are entitled TO equal rights privileges and
imnunities under the Constitution Of the Uni.
nsl2ad! Resnlccd, that the proceedings Of The
Convention. by which the Federal Constitution
was framed. clearly demonstrated that the In.
Istntipu OF slavery was nnaturcly considered; and
that the nation Of the States was finally secured
fyineonoraiiug into that instrument distinct
aud ampie guarantees OF the rights Of the slave.
.botirs.s =. .., a.,. ~ a.-.-n.,
I'd Resolved, That we vie " with deep con
cern and alarm the constant aggressions on the
slsrefntd-rhy certain reckless politicians Of
tie. North and that the recent proceed nss of
Congress on the subject of slavery, are fraught
with mischief well calculated to disinh the
peace our country, and should call forth the
earnest and pompt disapprobation Of every
fiend .ofths uninn. 's.
~ 4tb. sResolceil, That the enactment Of any
Law, hy Congress, which shall directly deprive
thecitizens OF the States Of the right Of emigra.
Ting, with their slave property, into any OF EN-
igraiing, with their slave property, into any Of
the Territories Of The United States, and Of ex
crcising ownership over the same, while in
said Territories, will he no, only an act Of gross
Injustice and wrong. but not only Of power con-
trary 10 the true meaning and spirit ofthe con.
stitution, and never contemplated hy the foun-
drrs thereof. l.sillr a
5ih. Rcsolcrd, That while we do no, intend
hereafter 10 be understood as conceding that
Congress has ihr power under the Constitution,
toenact a law prohibiting slavery in any portion
Sfthe Territories Of The United Staes--yet, for
the sake ofpreserring the peace and promoting
heperpetuiiy Of the Union, we are willing that
the basis ofthe Missouri Compromise should
he adopted in reference to the recently acqnir-
ed Territories of New Mexico and California,
by extending the line agreed upon TO the Pacif
ic;0cean. 9iA
9Th. Resolrcd, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be signed by the Speaker of he S.n
ate and House OF Commons and forwarded to
our Senators and Representatives in Congress
with a reqnes, that they be laid before their re.
spective Houses. 1. = -.a
The foregoing resolutions were brought up
on the evening Of the third Instant and after de-
bate; between Messrs. Stanley, Ra,ner, Fob.
bin, Steele, Stevenson, and others, were passed
by decided majority, each resolution being v".
tedon separately. u
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MRS. CARPENTER

Would respectfully and urgently request all
those indebted to her either by note or open ac-
count, to call and settle the same without delay,
az her intention is To conduct her business in fu.
ture altogether upon the cash principle. She will
dispose Of her present stock at reduced prices for
cash only. She will also SELL or rent for term Of
years, the house now occupied by HERSELF one we'll
kown as an excellent business stand.
Jan. 10 3 If
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Notice.

will sell at Public Sale, on the first Monday in
march next, if not previously disposed Of That
large and coDmodious Store and Dweling-si,ua-
ted in business part of Town. The building has
five upright and one basement room-fronting on
Broad street &c feet also vacant lot 81 feet front;
the whole running back 10 --- street.
For terms, applyto S. J. YOUNG.
Ian II 1910 n 3
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
OFTHE GROWTH OF Is4s,

CORN-Early, in ears
Kale and Leeks, Scotch
Lettuce. Egg Plant
Melons. Mustard
ONION-Buttons and seed
Okra; Parsnip
PEAS-Early Washington,
Frame, Warwick, Bishops
Dwarf NIarrowfat, Match
less Marrowfat, Prince AL
bert, very early, Charlton
Parsley, Pepper .
RADISH-Yellow and Red
Turnip, Black
Spinach, Squash, Satisfy
Tomato
TURNIP-Spring, Norfolk,
Hanover, Aberdeen, Red
Top, Rutn I'aga
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New Years Notice.

All persons indebted TO me by Book Aeeorhts
or the vast year, are earnestly requested TO- Gomez
or ward and settle the same without de lay.,, -
This request is made in conse1nenceroE Hf1.
DEHAY's being alone, and cannot leave ewithgpss
closing up the Store. q y s.. :5:,;1 ia-1s -
Jan. Sd, 1S49. -.--.r-s .ia.., If :, Is 4 - Is
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Land for Sale.

Will be sold before the court house on the first
Monday in February next 500 acres of prime Up
land. lying on Sanders creek, six miles above
Camden, on the Liberty Hill road, Grst Mill on
the creek, about 40 acres cleared, with one
story anne House on the premises bounded by
lands Of the estate of Chestnut, DR.. Milling and
others. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM NELSON.
Ian. L. st
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Mr.. Wentworth moved to lay the motion to
Reconsider on the table, hut the motion was
negatived-ayes79, noes l22.
4 discussion then ensucd in which Messrs.
McLane, of Md. Smith, la. and Sawyer, Of
Ohio, participated, when the previous question
was demanded and seconded, and the motion 10
reconsider the vote was carred-ayes 1l9,
noes sl.-Aereury.
-. :, i;,s..--.s sis WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
-afITa.day MIR. Colts resolution came up for re-.
consideration Mr.. Caleb h. Smith, Chairman
of the Comu,itiee on Territories, and one OF
'thesmoN influential Wings in the House, made
q speech in favor Of re.considering the resolu.
ton, and gave notice of an amendment, TO in
.strtlci the Committee on the District of Colum.
bia 10 report Il bill prohibiting The ingress of
negroes into the District, either for sale or for
aaay.o,her purpose. The mrton TO reconsider
prevailed BY a very decided majority. Mr..
Smith then moved the previous question on bis
ann,end,nen, but this failed; and in this condition
of things the House adjourned, and the question
will a.ain come up 10 morrow.
Z" You will see a, once what vast difference
there, is between the propositions of Mr.. Colt
and, Mr.. Smith. This is the result of the
meeting Of tho Southern members. Some OF
the Wings from the Free States have taken the
alarm. This shows you how entirely The South
is to blame for the aggressons and the insults
she has received and endured on the subject Of
slavery. She ha. em,oldened her enemies to
believe tha, she is without the spirit of resi-.
lance, whilst her, friends and supporters in the
Free States have been overwhelmed and crush
lfshe will do anything that will convince the
Fee States of her determination to submit II"
longer to the ignnminioGs and harrassing treat
ment 10 which she il now subjected in congress
she. can retrieve her rights aud dignity. But
will any thing i,e done ty the South unitcdly.
-hy the action ofihe Meeting which it to Assem-
ible again on ihc l5Ih1 The most you can eI-
'pecs Is, 40 address exposing the agsressions Of
the North. aud even that all the mem'"rs oi the
South will not sign. They will recommend
neither to the people, or the States, any mode OF
'aciian in any form whatever; and it such pro.
position is made in the meeting, il will be voted
down most speedily. Iflhe shadow Of decisive
action has done so much on Mr.. Cots Resou
ton, alter il had passed the H"use, what would
not decisive Steps accomplish! But the Abo
litionists are like the skillial angler. when lhr
fish fiounders and Incomes furious, the angler
gives him line; then takes him up, worries and
exhaasts him; and then, If loo heavy to be lifted
out Of the water, drawshim gently 10 the shore
and lands him. Thus the Ab0litionsts are
playing with the Souih.-b. @
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Positive Notice.

All persons indebted to me are requested to IL
quidate their accounts previous to Return Day,
otherwise they will be placed in the hands Of an
attorney without distinction as it is absolutely ne
cessary that my business should be brought to a
close. s. B. LEVY.
Jan. Is 3 If
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Money! Wanted.

All persons indebted to the subscriber are ear.
nestIy requested to call and make settlements, and
those who have been owing him for one year or
more, are notified that unless payment is made be-
fore Return Day, that the claims will be placed in
the hands oil an attorney for collection.
Jan3 JAMES DUNLAP.
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Removal.

Removal.
The subscribers have removed to the large store
formerly occupied by Dickson g. Latta, one door
north Of the Bank of Camden. They have large
and we'll selected stsck of
Dry. Goods, Hardware, Groceries, &C.
which they will sell for cash or 10 punctual GUS
toners as low as they can be had in the market.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
JAMS. At
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MARRlED--on Tuesday Evening I'd inst.
bv the Rev. Dr.. Thornwell, Mr.. HAMILTON &.
W1rnERsPooN, ofSalem, Sumter District, TO
Miss Nancy R. daughter Of Col. J. D. Wither.
spoon. of Yorkvlle.
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Fresh Garden Seed.

Every variety of GARDEN seed suitable for the
winter ard spring may be obtained from the sub.
scriber. From the pains taken to procure seed Of
GOOD QUALITY he has no doubt that purchasers
will have little cause to complain of failures.
F. L. ZEMP,
Dec l3 If 81
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Jan 10
Two Hundred Dollars Reward.

Two Hun0fe0 DOLLARS reward.
CALDWELL WHEELER, native of North
Carolina, 81 years Of age. feet or inches high,
brown har fresh complexion, round acei soops slight
ly when walking, awkward, quick spoken. bashful
when spoken 10, and speaks with provincial accent,
leit the neighborhood of Fulton Dec, 18th, taking
with him Sorre Horse about IS hands high, blood.
like heud und neck, sprung in the pastcrns, with
long thin TAIL in good condition and rather weak in the
eyes, and also the Of six hundred and twenty three
dollars, besides some money his own.
Tho above reward will be paid for his apprehension
and the recovery Of the Money and Horse.
Further particulars may be learned on application at
the Office cfiho Camden Journal, Cuuldon S. C.
Jan. 10. 81.
The Raleigh Star and Salisbury Watchman, will
insert and forward their bills to this office,
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Ariichokc, Asparagus
BEANS-Early China, Mo-
hawk, Half Moon, large
white Lima, Rachel, Cram
berry, Valentine, Dutch
Case Knife
BEET-Long Blood, Turnip
and Sugar
Broccoli, Collard and Cauli-
flower
CARROT-Orange and AL.
tingham
CABBAGE-Early and late
Drum Head, May, York,
Sugar Loaf, Green glazed
and large Mountain
CELERY-white and solid
CUCUMBER-Early frame,
long green cluster; short
prickly Gherkin
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AsSignee's Sale.

ASSISnGt'S Sale.
will sell on the first Monday in February next,
before the Court House at ii o'clock, A. NJ, the
assigned interest of William F. Debruhl in three
negroes. viz: one hegro man named Jake a good
field hand, about IS years Old ; anc one boy
George plough boy, about Is years old {; and one
girl named Mary, about II years old, and his inter-
est in $40 acres OF land more or less adjoining
lands Of Hardy Thorn and others. Also, his inter.
est in bushels corn, pounds Fodder: farmers
utensils, together with all the articles mentioned
in the Schedule Of the said Debruhl; the negroes
and land will be sold at the Court House on the
first day of sale, The balance at the residence of
the said DeBruhl on the second day Of sale.
Terms made known at sale.
JOHN INGRAM, Assignee for
w. F. DEBRUIIL.
Jan 10 4t
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Millet, Lucerne, Canary and Hemp Seed.
pThe subscriber being in the habit Of proving
his Seed, before vending, is enabled to recommend
them with confidence.
Dec. 20. J. r MckAlN.
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NO APOLOGY FOR WEARING A WIG.


81 yi.,,s ~ ~. Haddonfeld n j.. Feb. Cd, 1886
DIR. Jayne: Sir--I fnkc great pleasure in Informing
yoa tlat t,c bottle of Hair Tonic which obtained Of
you last October has proved most satisfactory anl sue
ecssfal. My hair had for long timc been exceeding
ly llin. but for Two three past it had SO faon
oit tiat a,y head bad beconc almost entirely bald.
was under the necessity Of conceang the baldncss, by
combing the hair on the side over it, But now after
using bottle Of tho Tonic, / have as luxuriant
growth Of hair US ever had.
C, C. PARK.
Late Pastor Of tho Baptist church at fIoddon.
Pfrpared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia, and on
agency by JAMMS,R McKAlN, Camden, s. &.
The foo~ipg article we copy with pleasure fr m
tho Boston Mercantile Journal, March lsa6. aud We
hepe f any Of our numerous readers suffering from
any Of the complaints which is said TO cure, they
will speedily avail themselves Of it.
DIR. WIsTARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
, Il was known many years ago that the wild cherry
tree of this climate possessed valuable medicinal pro-
perties. Indeed this fact known 10 tho Aborignes
aud decocton Of the leaves and bark Of this tree has
ever been regarded by their physicians as one OF te
most sHcctusI remedies in many ds'asss, This tact
several years snce arrested tho attention Of Dr. WIS
ar d highly respectable practitioner OF Virginia. hs
nvest with the healing properties oi The
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Receiving and Forwarding Agency.

Receiving and Forwarding Agency
The subscriber offers his services to the public
in receiving and forwarding Goods at BOYKIN's
TURN OUT. The rates will be the same as
are charged in Camden. In all cases Goods ship
ped must be marked to his care, or no attention
paid to them. }. s: DEPASS'
Sumter Banner copy times.
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Council Chamber, Jan. l3, l849.

CUuuCII OUdWU6Ij Jd1I' I0j 1U45'
An application was received from B. p. Boyd
for License No. l. Cavern Lcence) Recon-
mended by B. B. Salmond, Jesse 3. Nettles and
John Cantey. Sureties, Thomas +. Shannon and
Edward A Salmond Ordered to lie on the table
to be acted or at the next meeting Of Council.
Ordered that the following Licenses be granted
viz:
John Ingram, License No. 2.
II. II. Sizer, ;.
S. Benson, 9.
James e. McKenna, (Eatlng House, License
No. l. "
Ordered that the above be published in the Cam
den Journal
..... l.. w. BALLARD, Recorder.
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Medical Notice.

DR.. ]. GALLUcHAr having located himself in
Clarendon, Sumter, respectfully tenders his profess
sional services to the citizens Of the surrounding
country.
Residence at mrs. Joseph Stukes' Sr, near
Friendship.
Ian 9th, 1919 tf
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Will attend promptly and faithfully to all busl-
ness entrusted TO his care. May be found at the
Sheriffs Ofice--or two doors above Boyd's Hotel.
Jan 10 II
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The Cholera Approaching.

Tluse who would secure the "sladow while the
substance lass" are requested to call and get one
Of CoDuRN's Dasuerreotypes without delay, as
this will be his last week in Camden.
Jan IL, 1t
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To Rent

The fine Brick Store, Dwelling House and Pre-
mises in Log Town, at present occupied by MIR.
Creight. Apply Immediately, to
Doc. 27. J. B. KERSHAW
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Notice.

The undersigned in consequence Of i'll health,
ha, come to the conclusion to close Business and
requests all indebted TO him 10 come and pay up
he will be found fof few mJnths at the old stand,
after that, his Books; Notes and Accounts will be
found at the office of John J. Workman, ESQ.,, who
will attend to the settling of the same.
w. C. WORKMAN.
Dec 13 If b0
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~ would. also state, !

~ would also state, ya-{ ~
That in addition to fine stock Of DRUes MEDl1-
CrNEs, PERFUMERY and FANCY Articles; i, keep
constantly on hand choice selection Of SgGrs;
Mrs. Mer's Fine Cut Chetoing Tobacco; loril--
lard's Superior Scotch and Maccobcy s.nf Z Shut.
Call and see at CLEVELAND'S.
Jan 3 If ~ q. 3 Ii
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To Rent.

That valuable Store House at present occupied
by McDowall g. Cooper. 1t is admirably arranged
for an extensive cotton buying establishment
Terms will be liberal and immediate possession
given. Applyto &. }. SHANNON.
Camden, Jan. LIST, lS49 If
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Just received Ladies black aud white French
Kid Gloves, Thread and Cotton Edgings very
cheap, Superior Black Bombazine, Heavy Scotch
Hollands, Clear Lawn IIandkercheis, Skrting
Cloths, Linen Cambrics. Worstcd Yarns, Beads u
Purse Trimmings, Irish Linens very low, York
Mills Long Cloths E. w. BONNEY.
Dec It ~
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Some more of that celebrated CORN SALVE
which has afforded this community SO much ease
during the present year, and preserved its EVEN
NESS OF TEMPER, in spite Of the HARD TINES.
Nov. 20. +. l.. ZEMP.
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Negroes to Hire.
The Subscriber has % Negroes to hire, consist
ing Of men. boys and girls.
IT. IOLTYMAN, JR.
Jan. 18th, ls49 If 3
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Town Taxes.

Town Taxes
TIE Town Taxes will be due on first day of
January next. All Licenses will expire OH that
day, az wol as communication for Road Work
The undersigned, will open the Books on the
first day of January, to receive the same, and will
keep them open until the first day of February,
after which time, delinquents will be returned to
Council, to be dealt with according to Law.
BY order of Council,
L. w. BALLAD,
Town Recorder.
December oath. 1S4S If 81
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In Equity-Kershaw District.
Isabella S. McRa, Ex'rx,

VS. Bill to revive &c.
Mary McRa and Julia McRa
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Mary Nc
Ra and Julia McRa, defendants 10 the above named
bill are without and reside beyond the limits of
this State: On motion of Chestnut & Caston, COM
plainans solicitors, it is ordered that they do Plead
answer or demur to the same within three months
from this date, in default whereof, an order pro
confesso will be entered against them.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, c. z. X. D.
Cemm'rs Office, Jan. 8, lS49.
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The South Carolina Rail Road Company,
And South. Western Rail Road Bank.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
both these institutions will be held on Tues
day the 18th day Of February. at the Bank Hall.
The meeting 10 convene at II o'clock, A. M. and
OH the following day, ,o.wi,: Wednesday, there
will be an election at the same place, between the
hours of 9 o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, p. m, for
President aI,t ID Directors in the Road and IL Dr.
rcctors in the Bank. A committee TO verify prox
les will attend.
WM II. BARTLESS, Sec'y.
Jan. lG 3 4t
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Fine ChEnd Gals.

The subscriber has just received and aoPe6ed 4
lot of very choice Chemicals !; Consisting irhpaft
of-Sulph Qunne, Suph Morphine,' Acct AoE
phine, Iodine, Proto Iod Mettbry Cafniine, KefpeI
Mineral, Ext Kahanis, Hyd Potash, ityaie Iron,
Cyanuret Mercury, Strychaire,, Deuto Fnd aMer-
curry, Drop Lake, Oxide Bismuth, Ppetihss &S.
All of which will be sold unusually, 16@ for CASH
or short credit, by ]: A. CLEFELAND. :.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hal
Dec IL .... # -T ..r, -4fl I. ~, so
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ACADEMICAL SCHOOL.

The Rev TiIos. B. RUSSELL. 4. NJ. formerly Principal
tue r.t Monday Of February next he will open in Cam.
den School Of the above style the house now occu.
piel by VIM. b. Johnston Eq. Further particulars next
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Constantly on Hand.

Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsadarilla, Dr.. Jayne's
Medicines, Eau Lustral, Bandoline, for curling the
hair, Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Ginger, Mace.
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice, Starch, Nutmegs, Ge-
latine, with Thousand articles beside.
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JOHN WHITAKER.
N. B. ARRANTS.

The Subscriber offers his services to the public
as Surveyor; those wishing to patronize him,
will find him at his residence near Lynchwood
Post Office. ,, II. YOUNG.
Jan 10 St 9
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South Carolina Rail Road,
- eSs go eNR - ~
CAMDEN BRANCH

SHWDGN DnHNS1s
In accordance with Resolution Of the Board Of
Directors, persons having Family Tickets can pass
to Columbia and return 10 Camden for one ticket.
N. d. BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan. IL. 3 1t
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OUR HOUSE,

OUR HCUSE.T ~ = i'i'e.s.oF %. :
OYSTERS CHEAPER THAN BREABF
The subscriber having just returned from Chart
lesion, takes pleasure III informing h6se Who have
30 literally patronizsd him. and all those Who may.
that having made arrangements with New Horis
and Charleston agents, to receive, a daily supply
Of Oysters, Fish, all Game ii season, together
with our home market, hatters himself that he Will
serve up thel above varieties Of the season in as
good style IS any Restaurant in the. Onion!
City and country orders prorhptly attended e.
JAS. C.. McKENNAs
Beter kno,ro ds MAC. 'st' ''':'i = '.s.srl.gtA
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Notice to the Hunters of Kershaw.
That the highest prices will be paid for all Ven-
sons or Game killed throughout the District, at
sour House, j. C.. McKENNA.
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SONS OF T5M?lE.AN 81.
Waterce Division No. 8.
The regular meeting Of this Division will be held
on Thursday evening next at their Hall at o'clock
NJ. P. BELciIER r. s.
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-s 10 @e QOo 9o
Kersh a w T. o d z e. N u m b er 9

The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
a, their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
7 o'clock.
BY order Of the \. G.
4. ROBERTSON, Secretary
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Digest of the Negro Laws of s. Carolina.
BY the Hon. JoHt BELroN ONEAL.
Copies of this invaluable work may c had at the Drug
Store of JAMES H. McKAIH. Price SO cents per copy.
Jan,,arv 10 1919 If
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Dissolution.

The firm of Whitaker & Arrants was dissolved
on the 1st inst by mutual consent. All notes and
accounts due the said firm are left in the hands Of
Mr. E w 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 should be
closed as early as possible, those indebted are ear
nesty requested 10 call and settle, as but short
indulgence can be given.
JOHN WHITAKER.
N. B. ARRANTS.
January 8, 1s49
GJThe subscriber will continue the buaness at
the old stand N. B. ARRANTS.
The Snhscriher offers his services 10 the public