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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
s;eiC.c.

4 Ill persons having demands against L"mucl Boy
n kin, deceased, will hand them in, properly attest
ed and hos" indebted to the Estate will present item
to Burwcll Boykin, qualified Executor.
Nh. : 50 3nl
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.

-sO PAIRS Gentlcmen's Boys Youths and Chill
lOU dren's BOOTS, Kip and Calfpegged and sew
ed, welt and pump, fair, stitched ana luageo'
from No. 5, Childs, to No. l3 Men's-from
81 $40
Cenemcns fine Calf and Cloth and Congress Caters.
I" Bootees fair and stitched
waterproof from
81 S5
Mems BOYS and Youths kip and calf L. and b. peg
ced and scwed Brogans from SOC to $3.50
Womcu's Bo,.s and Shoes, pegged and sewed, from
CSC. to Sl.25
Slippers from Csc to Sl.25
Ladies' and Misses fine Caters all colors and sizes
" Calf Goat, KID, Morocco and
enamelled Bootccs, Buskns Ties and. Slippers
from 75c to 50. For sale at the lowest prices.
oct o6 WORKMAN & BOONE.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
ESarpy's rYrie.opssCYCp

A Preparation for the HAIR so cheap that all can
N afford it, and yet so popular that tie elite every
where use and praise it. a fresh supply direct from
New York, received and for sale at
Nov Q H. J. DELAYS
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
EpcpiVCI

On Consignment. Lot Of CROCKERl WAKE,
" consisting Of JUGS JARS CHLhNS BUTTER
DISHES, dc. To be sold at wholesale pflccS by
Nov, O. 9-9OU JAMES McEWEN.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
Gyvyossafo(S ESittCrs.

A SMALL invoice ofthcsc highly recommended arc
n much-called Tor Dittcrs Received per Railroad
and for sale at H. J. DELAYS
Noy. 9
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
Baeging and Rope.

4 LARGE supply Of Gunny and Dundee Bagging.
n Also, bcS; Charcson-madc Hemp For sale very
low. W. ANDEkSON.
TEAVY All Wool Plains, Sattinetts, Mallory Ker-
Ill seys and plain Linseys for Servants wear For
sale Low at BONNEl D
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
r;xacIster's N0t:CC.

A III, persons having demands against the estate oil
N james Baskin, deed. will present them duly at
tested within the time prescribed by law and all per-
sons indebted TO said estate will make immediate pay
ment to a ". bA'hlN' rN oi'
Oct %. 90 IL
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16

shan District in account aOiA d. L. DeSaus-
'aSarer.
Dec 49, BY paid. C. J.. Chattcn for Carpen-
ter work and materials for Court
House and Smith work and matcr
ais for Jail, S3S.lI
1852
Feb. Is. Paid Robt Wood drat: OH C. L.
Chattcn for iron railing Tor Court
House. 547.sO
March .. Paid e. J. Chattcn for T. Bonncrs
bill for freight and com'ns on iron
rail and granite and rail road freight
on stone blocks for Court House, 10S.l7
=" s. Paid d. Ii. Shular, agent, laying
hearth, loo
" o. Paid r. J. McCrcight for banding
seal press, Clk. Office. LIS
:: Paid r. j. McCrcight for repair Of
lock- Comr. Eqity Office, IS
April 80 Paid William Wheeler for money
borrowed for G3 days, with inter-
est* '3oa.67
June TO- Paid Tom Scott for making new
curb and putting it in removing
one and cleaning Jail well, 100
l6. Pad McDowail Cooper for well
bucket, LIS
July 9. Paid J. NJ Collier for cleaning ditch,
and F. Punch for hopping tubs.
10 cts each, for Jail, l.25
l5. Paid Joseph Wicngcs for building
wall and fixing iron railing. &c. for
Cont IIousc, 10000
" 2s Paid P. NJ johnson for Execution
book and freight for Shift office, 4C.25
Sept TO- Paid D. II. Shular Qor Monday l.
500 bricks, at IS per thousand, for
Court House, 1900
Nov g. BY note of Com'rs pd. by J. W. Do
by, Tax Collector X. Dist, on seth
June 1928 500
" 3. Paid c. L. Chattcn for materials and
work done by lin on the Jail and
Court House. 2l4.l6
BY balance 3lG.O2
S22l4O2
D. L DESAUSSURE, Treas C. P. B. h D.
Camden, .Nov. s. 1872. st
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16

e9~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS
BASKIN, Esq. as candidate for Sheriff at the eisu
ng election.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
,Eru,,Nx, Carpet Esags and Vaiices.

TrulRs, Carpet a:ags and FaHces'
WYE have lust received q very full and complete
w assortment of the above articles, OF every size
and qnaty, viz:
TRUNKS-from &C. to $50
CARPET BAGS-from the smallest and most com,
mon to the largest and most magnificent; oil exceeo'
ingly rich and beautiful patterns
see them at WOkhMAN poSA'S'
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
S22l i.02

The charges and credits marked thus = arc for mo-
nes borrowed and returned and do not enter into
cepts or expenditures
THO. SALMONT, Chairman.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

TENIIE Subscriber intending to close his business Of
l. fers his Stock of Groceries at extremely low prl-
ces for CASH. All who desire bargains would do
well do call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Nov 2-SStt r. W. ABBOTT.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
REM GVA
LUMBER FOR SALE
StaII riseY COsae.

Skill They COsae.
THE subscriber has received his entire stock OF
4 Goods. Last week came to hand large ana
we'll selected assortment of Mems and Boys Clothngr
Of all sizes. qualities and descriptions. They be
purchased very low for Cash. and will be sold on the
same terms to punctua customers which is consider.
ed as good as cash. Come large and small you will
all find sizes to suit. +. W. BONNE1.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

10Y order OF the Court of Ordinary of kcrshaw D,
u trct, [ will sell at Public Auction before tn
Court House in Camden on the first Monday i'll JAM
arv npyt
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
r EATEaER AND SHOE FINDINGS

IL OF every kind, viz:
Best Hemlock Sole; best Baltimore Oak Sole
" Harness and Band-eXtra
90 French and American Calf Skins
Lining and Binding Skins
" Sadler's Calf and Pad Skins
Shoe Knives, Pincers, Rasps, Files Hammers, Awr
Blades Shoe Nails Tacks, Thread. Sand Stones Heel
Balls, Backing, and Shoemakers Tools of every de-
scription and of the very best quality. just received
and for sale by WORkMAN u DUNE
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
israsS Siltrta.

EEEESS SNtEtH'
EELACK and fancy Cravats, Gloves. OF every dcscrp-
1 } ton. With Il full assortment of UNDER CL O.
THING and HOSIERY Just arrived and for sale at
Oct Is A. NJ & R. KENNEDY'S.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
IS MORE!


IN addition to the Goods received last week, have
the pleasure of announcing that have this day re-
ccvcd FIFTY-FlVE PACKAGES more My stock
now embraces very general assortment-a lew Lead
ING articles give below which are well worth the at
tentien of persons in pursuit of handsome and ehsap
Goods
All.wool Delaines, fancy and solid colors
Cashmcres, do 40
Printed Turquoise, new article, rery r'eA
Do Spun Silk do do 90
Rich colored Pou de Si!Fs
Do do Gro de Rhine
Ono niccc Rich White Silk for Bridal Dresses
Warcnllon silks. all colors for Scarls &c.
plain Black Silks, som" very fine
Ali pachas and Bombazines
nrcs. trimmings. great variety
Iinck and white Grape Shawls, plain and embd
Dinh embroidered lIandkercleis, with names
Love Wells and Yelling
Rnst French Kid Gloves, ladies' and gentlemens
Nrriuo and Raw Silk Vests, do do
Colored Gauntletts and Buck Gloves, do do 7s5s:
Embroidercd Undcrsceves, Cuffs, Collars &c.
Patent Skirts and Skirting Cloths, &c. &c. &c. &C
Oct9. y. w.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
4 I.S0.

Rose dc Chcnc and other light colored SkS LOT eve
ming dresses.
\ large assortment OF silks and Velvet Trimmings
Lace and Chain Gimps, Black aad Coorcd Silk FringeS
Silk and Coronation Dress Buttons Besides full as
sortmcnt OF EMBROIDERY, embracing the latest
STYLES of Muslin and Lace Sleeves Embroidered Fronts
French Worked ard Trimmed Lace and Muslin Col
lars; Imitation Valencia and Osborne Muslin Collars
Sccond,monrrng and Black Grape do, Black and Co.
lorcd Mantillas. Mode Color and Black Cashmere
Sl,awls. Black and Colured Ginghanis English and
French Prints Stewart Plaids and Plaid Mcrno, for
cllilircns dresses.
silk. Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Dimitcs, Hair
Cloth and Madonna Skirts Fronting Linens Birdeye
and Russia DIAPERS Linen ard Cotton Slcetin"s hrrih
ar, u,rr:ru Iarc uamaSK, Co!orCd Cotton and Wor-
stc,i Table Covers embossed Piano Covers.
Bcaciici and brown ilomc$p"nS. l.nScys. Pcnitcn-
tiarv PiidS. Marlboro Stripes and DcnnlS for house
servants.
Furniture Prints and Dimi,ies, Marscilles Quilts and
Countcrpanes Bath and Whitney Bed Blankets Crib
Blankets of all sizes.
ALSO.
variety Of S;tincts, Jeans and other light Cloths,
suitable for Boys and Gcn;!cncns wear plain and
fancy Cassimcrcs. English and French Broad Cloths,
&C. &c. &C. &c. &C.
As some unavoidable delay occurred in receiving
the above Goods they will be sold the lowest pri-
ccS and at 4 figure which confident will compare
with the lowest in this market.
c<3~I also continue TO purchase Cotton and other
Country Produce for which the highest market price
will be given and to act Agent iur both the Banks
in this place and will give my attention TO the Rccclv-
ing and Forwarding Of Goods consigned t" my care
C. MArIESON.
Nov . 50 WIN
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16
CHARLESTON AUCTION SALE.
Positive Sale Of Sugar and Coffee

Positive Sale Of suzar and Coffee.
BY r. & A. =. CALDWELL.
On TUESDAY, the 23d inst, will be sold, in Union
wharf stores, at ] O'clock
1920 bags RIO COFFEE, cargo of the Danish brig
Daniel, just arrived IRON Rio.
ALSO
Immediately after the above, at same place,
527 hhds SUGAR, various brands.
Ccnd;tons-sIims under $500. cash; 3 to $500, six
tv days: Goo to $1,000 ninety days; 1000 to $4,000,
our months; over $4,000. six months; purchasers CIV
ing approved endorsed notes.
As the Above sale will be positive dealers will find
it to their advantage to attend.
Nov. lG-2t
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gG'SE' Hes.CEBVEEs.-A general asscr:mcn
e1 of Iadic > SHOES and BOOTS. SGmCEcw styles
bv WORKMAN &BOONE.
August g. G3
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-16

Aromatic Spirits of Vinegar.
W THOMAS J. WORKMAN
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Oct. &c,
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D. DESAUSSURE, Treas. C. P. B. X. D.
Camden .Iov. 3, 1872. st
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Nov. .
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-20

were high, and prospect of being higher.
He said the people of that portion of Ashe, who
now petitioned for new county, were comPeneo
to travel to and from Court, very considerable
distance cross rivers, which, in the winter, endang
or their lives from the FACT that they had often TO
ride or walk over these rivers on Ice ihese were
considerations to his mind, which called for the
establishment of new county, which would ooVl-
ate the difficulty He would not say, wait twenty
wears for the population to increase, bnt he be-
ieved in less than half the time it would be more
than sufficient -
AS proof of the growing prosperity OF his
country, Mr. Bower said, from the sale OF town
lots, the county had been enabled to build us
Court House and other public buildings; and, II
Senators would take the trouble to examine the
Census for the past ten years. and compare with
the previous one, they would not hesitate to be-
eve that the increase for the next ten years woud
be in oportion. He hoped the bill would pass.
Mr. Steele did not doubt the fact that the coun-
try alluded to by the Senator from Ashe, was
prosperous part of North Carolina; and he hoped
it would continue to prosper and increase in popu-
alton; still, the Senator from Ashe admitted it
did not contain the Constitutional requistion to
constitute it county, and he was opposed to do
ing what he would Nigh be sorry for hereafter
He must oppose the passage of the bill and called
for the yeas and nays.
| Mr.. Bower replied briefly to Mr.. Steele, and the
vote being taken, the bill was rejected-yeas l6,
nays %.
/ On motion of Mr.. Brogden, the bill to make
Railroad Companies liable for damage to property,
from fire from Locomotives, was taken up.
| Mr. Brogden offered amendment, which was
rejected.
The question then recurring on the passage OF
the bill the second time,
| The yeas and nays were called for, and resulted
yeas 8, nays SO. So the bill was rejected.
Mr. Hoke introduced bill to confirm grants OF
land made for the benefit of iron works; which
was referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Ellington moved to reconsit er the vote by
which the Arson Plank Road Company had pas
sed its third time; which motion prevailed, and the
question being the passage of the BILL its third
reading,
Mr.. Steele proposed an amendment, which pre-
vailed The amendment g yes the Company
power to extend their road to Salisbury The bill
then passed.
A message was received from the House O
Commons, transmitting letter from Chief Justice
Rufin, with a proposition to print, which was
agreed to.
After the reading of the letter. Messrs. Joynel
and Gilmer made appropriate and feeling remark:
on the public and private character of Judge Ruff
fin and the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, Nov. Is, 1852.
Mr.. Phillips introduced a bill to incorporate
South Lowell Academy in Orange county, which
passed its first reading.
Mr. Waugh a bill to attach portion of Yadkin
county to Surry. The rules were suspended and
the bill passed its End and Sd readings.
Mr. Avery submitted a resolution authorizing
the committee on Internal Improvements to employ
an engineer to examine the works on Deep river
above Fayetteville and report to the present Leg
islature. Adopted
Mr.. Wilder introduced bill to incorporate the
trustees of the Holly Springs high school in Wake
county. Also bill to incorporate Wake Forest
male academy in Wake county !; both of which
were referred to the committee on Corporations.
Mr.. Johnston, of Guiford, offered resolution
that the House take recess from o'clock to 81
from and after Monday next and that it hold even
ing sessions.
Mr.. Puryear a resolution to authorize H. G.
Hampton, late sheriff of Surry to collect arrears
of taxes. Referred to committee on Private Bills.
Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, resolution that with
the concurrence of the Senate, the Supreme Court
be requested to examine whether the law by which
the School Fund is distributed among the several
counties is constitutional.
On motion of Mr.. Reid, of Duplin, it was laid on
the table by vote of "a to %.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders, of Wake, the House
went into committee of the whole on the Judiciary
bill, Mr. Cherry, of BERTHE, in the Chair.
The question being on the amendment offered
by Mr.. Long, of Randolph, to strike out that por-
ton of the bill which divides the State into three
judicial districts, it was adopted.
Mr.. Puryear then moved to strike out all after
the enacting clause and insert substitute provid-
ing for one additional judicial circuit
Messrs; Puryear, Long of Randolph, Baxter,
Turner of Orange and Hill of Duplin spoke in favor
of the amendment, and Messrs. Dobson, Caldwell
of Guiford and Hill of Caswell agasnst it.
Without taking vote the committee rose and
the Speaker resumed the chair
A message was received from the Governor
transmitting the report of the Board of Internal
improvement, which was sent to the Senate with
a proposition to print.
The report of the Comptroller was sent to the
Senate with proposition to print.
Balls on their third Reading
Bill to incorporate the Geensborough and Deer
River Navigation Company. Amended and pass
ed.
Bill to establish the Farmers Bank in Elizabeth
City. Passed.
House adjourned.
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REMARKS OF Mr.. BRoGDEN,
OF WAYNE,

Delivered in THE Senate Monday, NOu. Is, 1852
on the bill to exempt persons IF IS gears IF age and
np1Udrds from serving ON JurieS.
The Dill Just read, provides foI exempting from
further service, persons liable as Jurors in
the Courts of law in this Stale after having arrived
the age of sixty I'VE years upwards. Ii does not
emptorly discharge all who shall have attained the
age of slXty-ive years more, but only such as NAV
be DESTROYS OF awaiting themselves of the benefit If
the for their relief, by applying to the proner
Court of the County OF their residence, and MAKING
oath affirmation that they have arrived at thar an
which is necessary for their discharge from furtLer
service Jurors This provision seems to be foun
ded in justice, and approved by reason. The Com
stituton of this Stale exempts all free white men
from the payment of poll tax, after having passed
the age of iorty-fve years. Such persons are alec
exempt from performing military duty, anu from work.
ing the public roads, when they arrive at thai aoe
But there Is no law providing for the discharge of
persons liable Jurors during their natural
lives. If they become afflicted with any of the NAL
aides incident to human life, their only securitv
against the vgor OF the law is in the cemepcv of
the Courts.
infirm, and afflicted he may be in his decrepitude
and he is still subject to be summoned from lis se
clusion to satisfy relentless demands of the law
He may have lived TO that period in his declining
years when repose should be desired and when his
greatest solace is to be found in retirement from tn.
active affairs of this life. And nothing in the nature
OF legal enac:nents calculated TO foster in the
breasts of citizens love of government than
mild and humane laws-such are equal in their
protection and just in their operation. Nothing is
more. hurtful to the growth of patriotism than The
noxlous plant of tyranny and oppression. These are
In every country, the inPlacable foes of republican
liberty and equality. They the nveterate enc
mics OF all free governments, and their disastrous
effects and Influence upon the prosperity and welfare
OF the people senslbly realized and felt Inius-
lice is of the vest of our civil and re-
lgIous liberties. In its unholy warfare it INJURIES
without cause Expresses without reason and punish
es without offence.
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favor of the bill with the amendments proposed by
the committee.
Messrs Martin, Webb and Scales spoke against
the bill in its present shape.
Mr.. Scales, of Rockingham, moved to recommlt
the bill to the committee education order that
some changes might be proposed. Not agreed to.
The amendments proposed by the committee
were then adopted.
Mr. Wiley of Guilford, offered an amendment
providing that all monies collected from defaultng
chairmen shall be placed to the credit of those
counties, which was adopted and the bill passed
its second reading.
On motion of Mr. Love- of Haywood, the rules
were suspended and the bill put upon its third
reading.
The yeas and nays were demanded by Mr.. Mar
shall, and resulted in yeas Is, nays 4s, follows
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Abertson, Afford, Allen,
Amis Avery, Blow, Brooks, Burton, Bynum OF
Northampton, Caldwell, of GuLlford, Caldwell OF
Lincoln. Carmichael, Cherry. Cook, Cotton, Cor
bett, Daniel, Dobbn, Durham, Erwin. Eure, Fagg,
George, Goodwin, Harris of Cabarrus. Hawkins
Johnson, Lander, Leach, Lockhart. Long of Ran
dolph, Lowry, Love. Mooring, McDugald, Mcintyre,
McNeill,, N orlee Pegram. Perry, Perkins, Phelps,
Phillips, Reid of DuPlin, Riyes, Sanders of John
ston, Saunders of Wake. Shimpock, Simons, Smith,
SPru Strange Stubs, TpR THrT %hs CT lreSei
liams of Greene, Williams of Warren, Wiley, Will
der and Wynne-65.
NAYs-Messrs. Barco. Barrett, Black, Bryant, By
! nun OF Chatham, Byrd, Galloway. Chesnut, Christ'
mas Dargan, Dobson, Dunn, Ellis, Fur, Gather.
Gwynn. Harris of Davidson, Herring, Hill of Cas-
well, Hill of DupIin. Holeman, Jarvis, Jones, Long
of CasweIl, Lyon, of Granville, Martin. Marshall
Matthews. Miller, Mills, Munday. Puryear, Reid oil
Rockingham, Russell, Sauls, Scales, Sheriff., Styles
Sutton. league Thornburgh. Tolson. Trexler, Wal-
ton Waugh, Webb, Whtehurst, and Wood.-4s
A message was received from the Senate agree
ing to print Judge Ruffn's letter of resignation
and concurring in the proposition to raise joint
select committee thereon.
The House part Of said committee consists OF
Messrs. Saunders Phillips, Norfeet, Amis and
Collins.
| A message was received from the Governor trans
hitting the report of the President and Directors
of the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad Company, which
was sent to this Senate with proposition to print
House adjourned.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY. Nov. Is

THURSDAY, NOV. 1S, 1891.
Mr.. Watson from the committee on Propositions
and Grievances to whom was referred the bill to
emancpate James Landlord, reported back the bill,
with recommendation to pass.
Mr.. Brogden introduced series of resolutions,
making sundry enquiries of the President of the
Central Railroad, which were rejected.
Mr.. Kelly introduced bill to extend the right
of appeal-to expedite trials and obviate the accu-
mutation of costs. Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
Mr. Clark, from the Committee on Corporations,
to whom referred the bill to increase the capt.
tai stock of the Bank of Wadesborough, reported
back the bill, and recommended that it do not
pass
Mr.. Withers moved to reconsider the vote by
which the Senate, on yesterday, rejected the bill
to establish new county by name of Sewer.
The motion prevailed; and the question then
recurring on the passage of the bill second time.
Mr.. Bower moved to lay on the table. Agreed
to.
First reading Of Emgrossed Bills.
A bill to incorporate the town of Jonesve, in
the county of Yadkn.
Bill to amend an act Incorporating the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad. Referred to the committee
on Internal Improvements.
Second reading of a Bill
A bill to incorporate the Cumberland Academy
in the county of Cumberland. Amended by strik-
ing out the seventh section and passed. The rules
were suspended, and the bill passed its third read
ing.
On motion of Mr.. McCleese, the Senate adj
1ourned