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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

ing and discussing TIC sublecl on railroad
M the Saco river from the York and Cum
bcrland road, to FyeburV, voted to raise
committee Of three to petition the Legislature
a, It's next session for charter.
The following gentlemen we're seior;'d
committee for that purpose Edward l.. Us.
good, Fyeburg John Jameson, Cornish;
aud Isaac /. Usher, Hollis.
n 4 letter from Montreal SAYS
There is an extraordinary story afoat here
which mention, though do not believe
word Of t;it !. that the commander u thr
forces has been instructed from England, Iu
the even, of the annexation movement ending
IN extensive insurrrc,iUu, to withdraw lhr
whole Of the troops and stores to Qucbcr, AMI
leave the people To fight i, out among 'Acm-
selves that England will hold Queb"c with
a strong garrison, amply maintained and pro-
yi,ioncd. as she does Gibraltar, and declare o..
like tina, stronghold, free port. Mood 49,
tell YOU that. IN that crrri, an Canada anf
the northern states would b. delayed v.iIr
Struggled goods, Jus, as AndalusIa and IIs
south OF Spain j., supplied from Gibraltar.
II The Kcuncbcc Journal, that has an
along been for the Pro,iso and nothing e'.c.
, i6r legislation by Congrc', against slavery DC
the territories, against southern d.ciauon.
domination and measures, now goes Hruar
Tor the southern doctrine Of nonact.un and t'r
southern prr,ideu, who proposes Il. WHO
are q" the northern dourh.hcrs now ?" Who
/ knucklcs To the south for office
n The following toasis were offered o1
a public occasion, m l-s7 -
/ Tho fr,t man who shall propose o. drs,1.
luton Of the Union rotten plank fora .r.,
to transport him acro,, che Atlantic maa.Is
bread far his lood, and 'ali water lorhsaaa,
Tor the voyage
The Union Of the Su,rs-Ict ihu,r who
would plot 10, division ever rmrmbcr 'ar
COOL old sentiment Of -, ,ha, lt Is better 10
hang together than tn be hung by doc nors'
n An immense lake has h.cu discovered
IN the central part 81 Africa, hitherto urrl.
plorri. hy Rev Robert Livingston, an Eng.
lIsh missionary among the Iupn called OBJ,
Bcculnas It lies inabuur ~ drgr,s saa.b
latitude, and five hundred and SIXTY m..r,
northwest II KologcnE \ writer 900 th-
London h,hcncum s1ys that "It d, dee must
magu.dccn, geographic discovery ct modern
umcs."
PmL,prlPm, Co>rSprru Thr f.Ioa.
ing va, Offered fora pnzr a,a circus po-iarn-
anrr on THURSDAY. Il made -omc uf ihr
hor,s, laugh, and ,omr Kick 90 ,hr clown
Suppo,ug kng Richard bad rondrnrl
cd to have MIXED a COW, and doe c1a would
have spoken 10 him, what 'rupunI mur
would she have repeated Auswrr-N..
rhi.clcc. lMA-,ay D,dJ"
q \ FIRE proor calico D., no0 mad" '-
children by immersion 100 phosphate OF
mamrs.a. Il Will ignite by contact WITH
O.. t..,,t.. f..., ..Ir ,., ......f T. ...
,r,.,....I.-,.ly
Wouldn't tr,r. ..,, ,r ,-,ls,oI ..u..rl ,r-,
5r ,,urr Ladies NV r.r.,I.. ,,,...t ..g
,b,Jbo,I ,r,, -,c or,t,-,,r ,o.. r.,
,,. ,l,.,. ,. r,, l.,,I. J,,.., s..-, r. I.
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\ Maternal 'oNFtiNr>T. The Hoo.
,c,,,l , r.r., fam r.. nth, ,,,.I..r, .r..
sud- understand ,,,, R,prr r,, Al,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

t. c1n.r11lou, The Boston Travel.
..r write, s- follow,
uI sunday. thr 81 uf March. there Ma,
buried 81, brunswick. Maine. o. black womar
ON remarkable character. and 30, was high.
'g hor.-yi % her death. Al hrr funeral, the
assembly, SLING hc large church nr1r the
college. were addressed by the Rev, Dr.
ADAMS, OF Brunswick, ta o. very appropriate.
aiir'.0r and eloquent speech. Her pail
brau- were Gcy. Robert Dunlap. DR.. Lin
coin. ut f'rr saline cI1s, with Chief Justice
shaw ct Mr-sachu-r,'.. Professor Parkard.
a1dJu-eph Nrkceu, Isl, Treasurer Of Bow
d,.u College, Sc; and the principal mourn
rw ur-. R., President Allen. with Two Of
DIS daughters. ct Northampton, Mas, who
had come go miles Co attend the fuu,al.-
She $50, buried by rhr side Of her friends
'lr Allen and her daughter, Maria Male
u'l N,n.
>a' wa, born a slave q, Bsycrwyck. near
Newark. - IN carly Eic She entered as
20 servant 'rr family Of Pr,sIdcl, Whcalork
90 Daumogtb College, and lived IN his ilmi-
D, a1t lhat uths daughter, Maria MalIc,illc
Allen, tHr w,lr Of President Allen Ut Bow
an.a College, 90 years. For the last II
years she lived alone 10 her house and she
diced alone and suddenly. In the same night
and probably a, thc same hour, died her
friend, thr wiic ofihc Rev Dr. Adams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Gps CrlurS pcmOrat.
.NRIS, TUESDAY,, MARCH 10, IsSo.

- subsrriA.rs D. TIE DCm1craJin -,uih Paris
al yIciniis. wn hrrgairr hnd thcir p1Psrs 10 The
sl.rc II Noes. RUST : YOUNG.
D. Norway N,lhgr and vicinity At IN Poe ofncr.
~ Euskfrh Village aui y,,Iait,, NJ thr Hotel -
:. BRlDCllAN EsQ. A. each e Whi,h T5ccs
IN, vii b, delivered free ~ 1,sirFs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

g The North Carolina Standard, looking
at d.,union IT, bushes, point Of view, tells
" Colonel B.s,eIl and his insane cuadrutor,'
that
ave Of thr south now hold. and measure
biz control the civilized world uih 70 cotton
'uHg. With our great staples, cotton. io.
blccu, ucr, and sugar. produced mainly by
slayr labor. ~ can command the peace uf the
Union, and In a gTratcNtrut. the pclrg Ut the
world. The north now makes per annum. hy
rs carrying trade for The south and 10, profit,
on these staples, not lr,, than one hundred
millions, Of dollars and brother Jonathan ~
iuu prudent and " calculating an individual
Q" throw away these vast benefits a. CRAFTY
nnaucism. or iu paudcr 90 the wicked project,
ui unpunclplol and ambitious men. brother
Jonathan may cant, and grulD, and talk about
boo, conscience, but be- Will never draw hi,
sword against thc south, happen what may II"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
ByarsadH

Sroys and Iaadsnis r,speciiHg ihs CLoisra IN
Nar ORLEANS, ne oeegior, &c, in 1919.
Bya resident citisCn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Tn WILvor proylso.-Thc tide that b.
setting agalns, this measure Is exceedingly
strong and rapid. In the senate /, Is opposed
by Clay. Webster, benton, Cas-, Houston,
and oihgr, and IN the house by Winthrop,
Bi@cll aud o,hor.--W Inihrop being the lead
ing wing II the house. Truman Smith Ut
this state, b. very hostile to it President
Taylor is opposed tn a. Tho measure eau.
mo-, b. passed by either hou-o Of cunprr,s.-
hmonr the vhir. IN Washington, yhcrr seem,
io b. a struggle To decide which shall knock
d, .n lhc head by the sc,crc,t Blovs.-Hrri-
fond T,u',
The pu'iSo, of which We have heard ~
much, BE- Of no force vhatc,cr-unncccssa
in any point IT view -aaI NJ no more effect.
It passed, Than a piece o'tlnnk pap,r pasted
un the statute book '-CoL B,HiDr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

first and the country afterwards, although less
sclfshncss and more patriotism, on great
occasions az least, would be more salts
factory to the people and lay better iounda-
atop for an enduring reputation. Those who
have not the courage to do right are not to b.
cnyicd neither are those whose minds are ~
possessed with a single idea that they cannot
embrace the great principles which make our
government harmonious whole. Ii is Tar
higher offence To bciray the Union than to
abandon an abstract prnciPlc.-Bangor De
mnrrnf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

NLw HANPsmEE ELrcrIoS. 1T j. a
t7l" that is told The democrats like dis
uusuish.d native Of their State "have sur.
passed all previous Efforts, inasmuch that
there ls no nccd Of giving figures IN detail.
The democratic candidate tor Governor Is
elected by largely increased majority. and
so tf as heard from the democrats have
gained 80 members Of the House.
x IN Paris, poor workman lately found
property ~ he amount OF zoo 900 francs
Tie owner gave the homes, finder fvepcncc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

y krssNG At ruE CAgs-THr IorD-
sr NEr Friend, are ln ihc habit u warm
Is greeting their arluaintlnccs, upon do" az.
rival Vt the passenger trains 1t the different
railroad stations. Il was only The other day
that Young gentleman rushed through OBJ,
crowd towards a lady, ,cizrd her hand, and
CAV. her a hearty kiss, the smack ut which
sounded aboyc--wc we're going to ay ihr
ding Of gong, but It Is enough 10 state tlat
the rcpor, startled country lass hand by.
who exclaimed u her " teller" Va, -
Josh, lria''' ger lray on Ms iser5f'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Mons TrsrirorY The wings bad nr
their motto a lllIc While ago, " No MN. Gre
utory,' and actually Proposed rr17hug ,aur
that We already possessed bat uuw Senator
Seward II New York, thinks it will b. %
happy DAY when our government, extends over
the whole hab,tabIc portion Of tie American
continent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-29
South VS.. North !!

1T is now universally admitted that Southern
i IN lde brown Homespuns and Drillings are not
only Setter, but considerably cheaper, than those
Of Northern manufacture and the fact can be fully
asccrtaincd by calling at the "Pa me,o Cash
Store" Having laid in an unusually large supply
Of Dom .sic Gu"dS previous 10 the advance in cot.
ton am prepared to sell Charleston and Granite.
VILE brown Ilomespuns and drillings Nelson's and
Allandale brown and blcachcd shec,ings, bleached
Ionr cloths, Bed Ticks, blue Deniuis, coIored
Chambrays, co,,onades, and cotton goods OF every
description, either Wholesale or retail, at last
samn,cr prices. My stock OF these articles is large
and varied, and cannot fail to suit the numerous
waits oil my numerous patrons
VI ,rch l9-22-2l JAMES WILSON.
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CONSIGNEES PER RAILROAD.

d. d Co., Dcrr IL &. f.. Myers, Hull q >.
n. Mayblum, L. Elias, II. B. & L. 5. Williams,
A. NJ. Il r. Kennedy, n. VI. Griffin, 5. George,
C. Dunlap ID. Parke, Wilson Il C., r. W..
Bonney, {. NJ, Brem Il A., Houston Il G.,
A. c. d. Fl. w. FulIcnwider, Harris d G., J..
p. Henderson, Young b. & Co., McRorie 4
j., w. Patterson. Wallace IL d., Alexander Il
c., J. W. Stockton, Cook & B., Phicr d T.,
w. &. Winchester, Cook l.. A. G., w. b C.,
b. We }. Fl. Berry d Co., J. {. Mckcnna,
d. & g., J. Wincoff y& Co., J. W. 4 Co.,
Spratt & A.. w. 4. d Co., w. p McFaddcn,
W, NJ. Stockton, J. Adams, J. L. Jones, Fl. c.,
DanIap, Il. J. DELAY, r. King, d Son, {. \:
Alexander, J. G. Green, Allison, & A.. Sorrcll
e. F.. Carson Y. & g., p, J. Charlcswortl,
d. J. & l.. :, G.. Cross, W. b. Parke, W.
Robinson, Alexander, H. B. Hall, r. Reid. }.
X. Dye. ]. Crockett, l.. Zrmi, W: Shcck
d Co., II. F. Davidson, A. Ncttlcs, y. W.. Reed,
II d c., II. w. Huey, \. NJ.
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New and Elegant!

II ". BONNEY is now receiving his entire
lL. stock of new and fashionable SpriI Coz ds
AS they are well worthy the attention of his friends
and customers, he invites them, with much conf
dence, to call and examine them. Among them
may be found
75 new pieces Prints, at to 75c. per yard.
30 pieces printed Musins at l24 to soc per ysrd
l5 French printed Jacone,s at :25 10 SIC
Organdi MusIins, great variety patterns and prices
Plain and fancy silk and worsted Bera ,es, some
very handsome
PLAIN and fancy Grenadine Silks, some mourning
Elegant silk Tissues and linen lustreS
French Earlston and American Ginghams
White and colored Swiss Musns, for Evening
Dresses
Swiss and cambric trimmings, grea, variety
Ladies' Gloves, of every variety and qualify
Mourning and fancy Fans
For all or any of the above articles he will be
satisfied with Charleston retail prices.
March rs. % If
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

To enable families to have their children's and
servants clothes made up in time, the Subscribers
have thus early laid in their spring supply,
CONSISTING IN PART orr
All wool Tweeds and Spring Cashmere,
Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, and
Manchester Stripes,
Printed and Norwich Denms,
Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c.
ALSO -:
Paris, English, and American Prints; among
which are variety Of small patterns, warranted
FAST COIORS.
Black Alpaca, great variety,
d" Silk and Cotton Hose,
Green and Blue Barege,
Madonna robes, "a new article0
Brown Linen, Bed Tick, Furniture Dinliiy, SC.
McDOWAIL e. COOPER.
NJ Cashneres, Mousselnes de Laine, and Me-
rnos, selling atreduced prices.
Feb. H. II II
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Tin-Ware Mandatory,

TNHE subscriber must respectfully informs the
i citizens of Camden and its vicinity that he
has taken the establishment directly opposite The
Post Office, for the purpose Of carrying on the
TIMING BUSINESS,
in all its various bfanches, and lie falers himself
tha, by his close attention and prompttude in BUSH
ness, he will merit liberal patronage. A II arti-
cles in the Tin. Ware line made to order, either
wholesale or retail and of the best materials.
G'Roufng Houses, Guttering, Pipes and Valley
made ard put up with neatnesS, durability and
dispatch, and OIL The most reasonable terms.
All orders from the country will he thankfully
received and promptly attended to, aud lie res
peclfuIly requests his friends 10 give him call for
trial.
U'Any articles his line Of business given in ex-
change for old Copper, Brass or Pewter, or the
same repaired with neatness.
BERNADUTTE d. BRONSON.
March 26. % wit
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French EmbrOidcricS.

7 HAVE received superb assortment ol French
/ NeedIework, comprising rich worked muslin
collars, "Qucrn of Scots" do, rich worked clem-
seltes, with and without collars. mourning collars,
worked muslin cuffs: BABY Frock Bodies, Swiss
and Jacunet Edgings and l. scrtI'ns, with hand
some lot OF trimmed chcmisct,cs. Also all the
newest styles Of plain and trimmed lace rapes, a
full stock of linen, ihrca and cotton cdglngs and
Iacrs, black Blonde Lace, black silk frmges, col.
orcd ditto, Bonnet Tabs, &c. Sc; all new aud
carefully selected. JAMES WILSON.
March 10 22
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In Eeuitv-Iancaxtcr District.

Hiram Twitly W.. John Mckenzie and John Ad.
a,ns.-Bll for account. discovery, and relief.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that John Nc
L Kcnzic. nne of The defendants in above case,
resides without the limits Of the State ; IL is or
dered. on motion OF Cnnke Solicitor for complain.
ant, that ihe SAID John Mckenzie do appear and
nswer, pea', deniur, to the bill in above case,
within three months from tie publication hereof,
otherwise Judgment pro co"trsso will be ordered
against him. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON,
Commissioners Office, C.. E L. d.
March 81, ls5O. 25 3,n
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.TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he bas taken the house /" ell known as
the" GROSS KEYS" formerly KEEP, by Mr.
WA. Mckain, in The own Of tanIden where he
is prep red to accommodate travellers and board
ers at reasonable prices. Those who desire to feel
the same quiet abroad as at home, are invited to
give him call
Travellers accommodated for single night, and
breakfast in time for the cars in the morning, at
moderate charges. J. b. +. BOONE,
Feb. 2-9-ifl Proprietor.
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Negro Shoes and Brogans!

5000, pairs Negro Shoes and Brogsns, scwcd
and pegged, mostly nf my own manuiNcLuse, which
otferat less price than the same quality vi shoe
can be purchased, Of northern work. ] would also
call the attention Of purchasers to my fine Boots
and Shoes of every description. all OF which Of
fer as low as they can he purchased in this or any
other market. Il. ALDEN.
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JAMES y. EAEEiFEi,

DEGS leave to inform the Inhabitants of Cam
ID den and its vicinity that he will commence a
School 6n the 4lh of March next. He proposes to
tc oh the Latin and Greek Languages, and other
branc Irs necessary to qualify students for enter
my College. HIS terms for tuition will be the
same as we're those nI Rev. Sir. Russell, viz !:
So s., 81, $lO aud $l2 per quarter.
Feb 26. II It
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BDGARDUS'
Planetary Horse Power.

TTNHE subscribers hive received one Of the above
i machines from the lnaaniac'ory Of Geo. Vail
g. Co.. to which they would call the attention Of
those who want powers for Ginning. Saving, or
Grinding. Orders for any kind OF MILL IRONS
or CASTINGS will he promptly attended TO.
Mellow ALL L. COOPER.
y A few Mill Cranks on hand.
March IL 20 t!
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Tissue Paper,

EOR Artificial Flowers, assorted colurs: alst
Il moltled pink
Bohemian Il ASS Vases, new patterns
Gilt China Vases and Candlesticks
Gilt, Silvered and Pain Paper Fans
Sh II and Buffalo Polka Combs
Buff,o and English Horn Dressing do
Backgammon Boxes, Dominos
Accurderns, Files, Flaseo!ets, &c.
March 81. A. fOUNG.
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Camden Bazaar.

THE Subscribers most respectfully invi the
l. attention OF purchasers 10 their fresh supply Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
which have just arrived, and which they are now
opening They feel confident that their stock can.
not be surpassed by any o:hcr in town, and offer
the same at their usual low prices.
March 26-tf NJ. DRUCKER g. GO.
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Photographic Likenesses,
nv A: ID. GAGE.:....::" :,

T>AKEN at the Odd Fellows Hall in from two
i TO five seconds All those DESTROYS Of pre-
serving an accurate likeness for future reference
would do well to embrace the opportunity. Parents
would, especially, do we'll to have their children
taken, as epcna day may deprive them of so vau
able memento in after life.'
March Is 2l
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Spring! Spring.!

I SHALL open this morning, handsome as
| sor,ment of NEW SPRING GOODS, consis-
ting in part, of Ladies' Dress G"ods, such as plain
and fancy Bcrases. rich laid Grenadines, Tissue
Silks, new style and very handsome; printed Jaco-
ne, Lawns, from III to 5Oc. per yard; rea! Earle,
s1on and Muslin Ginghan's, Organdl and printed
Muslius. English and American Prints, Ladies
Cravats, coorcd Swiss Muslin, :or Evening Dres:
ses, best quality Kid Gloves. Silk d'';, Silk and
Cotton ilose, Of every descrip'"ni Fans Sun
Shades, dc. go, ,.,u,o
on retail prices For cash, great deductions Will
E. w. BONNEY.
Ap psde', 81 Il
~ Feb. l9. .:.--u
segats! sssals'! .o, ,.,o,, Sc
cboicc LOT Of k16i l!ond" and Cous1f9tp9M,
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New Publications.

Myster es of the Court of London
Black Plumed Eiaeman
Gentleman of the Old School
Fencing Master or l6 months at ST. petersburgh
kaluola
Hands not Hearts
Fanny Hervy
lcbtor's Daughter, or Life ard lis Lhangcs
Our Guardian
Con Cregan, complete
Pcndcnns, No.
Speech Of the Hon. Henry Clay
Notes on Virginia, by Laurie Todd.
March II. a. YOUNG.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

TINE subscriber respectfully inf"rms the cil.
i zens of Camd. and its vicinity that he has
opened Shop one door south Of Messrs. NJ. &
r. Kennedy's store, VIII re he will attend puncu'
ally TO all orders in his line. lie will receive the
la,es, fashions regularly, and execute work in the
best style. Military and Youths clothing done in
neat aud elegant style.
He soIicts share of public patronage.
e.. a. MCDONALD.
March 26. 81 wifi
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Notice.
JNnREE months after date. application will be
L made for certificate of stock, for eight shares
in the Louisville Cincinnati and Charleston Rail-
road, AMI R2lrehd Bank, Owned by Mrs e. Ballard
the original having been lost or misaid.
j. B. MlCKLF, Ex'r.
mar "a 1850 D W3m
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT ". LAM

These dreadful and agonizng complaints are immediately
reered BY the application Of the GArASc BrLr, NrcxcE
.yp FLrip The Belt difuses the Electricity through the
system the Necklace las local effect and the Fluid acts
directly upon the affected In these distressing
Affections the applicaon NEVER FAILS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-29
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Council Chamber, March 13, 1850.

MOTT II is hereby given, that All election will
" be brld, at the Council Room, on the first
Monday in April next, for an intendani, and four
Wardens to serve the ensungy ar. The follow
Ing persons were appointed I" manage the eIec.
rions, viz: Il. ]. Ahcruln, $ J. Young, and l.. A..
Austin. By Irder of Council:
l.. w. BALLARD, II. Recorder.
March - II
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March 26.

South Carolina. ..KershaW District.
By John r. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary Tor SAID District.
XXTHEREA$, Bella Sizcr, of Lancaster Dis
w irct applied t" me for Letters OF Admins
tra,ion on all and singular Ie Gunds and Cialcls,
Rights and Credits Of Mrs. Harriet Sizer, late OF
the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore. TO cite and admnnsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the "sa'l
deceased, to be and appear before me at our next
Ordnarys Court for the said District to he h"ldt n
at Kershaw Court House on The fifth day of April
next, to show cause, if any, why the said admns-
tra,ion should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 22d day OF
March in the year of our Lord one lhnusal eight
hundred and fifty, and in the scvcn'y-!ourih year OF
American Independence.
JOHN r. JOY, o X. d.
March 26 II
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Notice..

THE Santee Canal and it's Reservoirs being
Il now lull of water, there is therefore no fur
ther difficulty in the passage OF boats.
R. PRESS SMITH,
March l5-2l-3l Sup't. Santee Canal.
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Notice.

The Regular Meetings Of the Lancaster Division
No. ~, Sons Of Temperance, are held every Satur.
day evening, at o'clock.
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Notice.

r HAVE in my hands sixty or seventy dollars Of
the Estate OF Mrs. Rehecca Lowry. The heirs
at law will do well to call hr it, as cannot pay
interest y. ~ '"'' v; r. ~
March -. %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-29

We are authorized to announce the following
ticket for Intendant and Wardens at the ensuing
election: ."--.''. 49,.
INTENDANT, 49,. p.
JOHN RossER
wARpENs.
WIN NJ SHANNON.
A. NJ. KENNEDY,
J. F. SUTHERLAND,
F. L. ZEMP,
~" Messrs. Editors: Please announce the fol-
lowing ticket:
lNTENDANT.
JAMES DUNLAP.
'.'. WARDEys
. F. L. ZEMP,
A. NJ KENNEDY,
w. NJ. SHANNON,
e. l.. CHATTEN.
-. MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
We are authorized to announce following names
as candidates at the ensuing election "'
80 'IHTEvDANT,
-: JAMES McEWEN.
Il II: WAEpENs,
F. l.. ZEAIP,
JOHN ROSSER,
WM. NJ. SHANNON,
G.. l.. CIIATTEN.
Ncssrs. EditmS: Please announce the follow
ing ticket for lntcndant and Wardens, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
FOR IHTEHDANT.
JAMES DUNLAP.
Fur wARoENS.
A. VI. KENNEDY,
WM NJ. SHANNON,
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
G. H. DAVIS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-29
Attention FireMcM.

TIME Regular Exercise Meeting o the Cam.
i den Independent Fire Engine Company
will take place on the trst Monday IN April next
Members are requested To he punctua IN their at
tendance, equipped as directed by the resolution
adopled at the last business meeting. The l}y laws
will be rgdy enforced against all dciaultcrs.
Bv order OF the captain.
II. &. WELT.HAUSEN. Sec'y.
1Irrch ), 1850. Is II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-29
Guns and Cutlery.

CINGLE and double Guns; Revolver; Pistol
- Knives; Hunting Knives; Per- Knives; Ra.
ors and Scissors A. YOUNG.
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