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The true Democrat., 1854-07-26
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 Letter from California.

J. H. McLEAN-Dear Sir: 1 and all of the Company return you our thanks for having sup piled us with your Volcanic Oil Lnment. It is thu Iy the most valuable and useful medicine for trip across the Plains. We used 1t for Rheumatism, Bruises Sprains, Pains, Wounds, Sores etc., and it always gave immediate relief We applied it also to Horses and Cattle for Strains Chates. Calls and other injuries. and it invariably performed speedy cure. Yours etc., J. CUMMINGS.
 Sacramento City, Dec. Sth, 1858.
 We say. then, to all who may be suffering from external diseases, obtain supply at once of J. H. Me LEANS VOLCANIC OIL IINIMENT-it is the only reliable remedy.
 .sy See advertisement in another column of to- days paper.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-26

THE ERIcCsoN.-The caloric ship is now nearly ready for sea, and will probably make a trial trip very soon. ,.f s.r
The true Democrat., 1854-07-26

Gr The river is getting too low for naviga- ton. eggw -9 sA .~l5
The true Democrat., 1854-07-26

.ss5 We are authorized to announce MOSES k. ~OoDS. as a candidate for Internal Improvement Nommlssloner, of Hot Spring County
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sT, JOHNS SCHOOL.

Rt. Rev. T. F. DAVIS D. D., Ex.0aicio Visitoi
Rev. J. D. MCCULLOUGH, a. e. Rector, AID H.
structor in Christian Science and Bellies Lcttres
WM. B. LEARY, A. 81, Vice Rector. aud lnstrrc
tor in Ancient Languages and History
D. D. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics and Aatu.
raj Science
Rev. e. 4. WAGNER, Instructor in English Dc.
partn'ett.
igNEE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
i on the I'd day = FEBRUARY next.
BOYS are admitted over the ago OF seven years and
prepared for the Junior class III College; they may
receive thorough acadeical c>ursc either classical
or English.
There is but one session. divided a.o two terms Of
FIVE months esch) beginning OF the 81 o! February
and ending November 80.
TERMS PER sEssIos.-For ii,ion ard Board, inc!n.
ding washing fuel, lights, &c. $225 payable sen;an.
nsaNy in adrance.
Entrance Zee s25, for which Books ard stationery
furnished the student SO long as no may con'nue
in the institution.
Advanced students desiring private rooms will be
allowed them t the discretion Of the RECTOR for an
extra charge of SIS, to pay for fuel, lights, &c.
For further information apply for PROSPECTUS" to
the Rector, at SpartaIburg G. H., S c.
Dec. &C. 81 W.
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market, however, was subsequently depressed,
and recent transactions show that Il large por-
ton of this improvement has been lost. The
receipts comprise 1854 tierces, nearly the
Whole of which has been sold. Prices have
ranged from 8 3.4as4 2, but by far the larger
portion of the sales were made within the
range of 4as4 ID per hundred.
CORN.-We have further improvement
to notice in the corn market. The receipts
since our last comprise some 10000 bushels
MARYLAND and North. Carolina, which have been
sold at prices ranging from 9lnS7c, and coun-
try has been selling at prices ranging from
SO to 95c per hushrl.
OATS.-There have been no arrivals since
our last The stock is very light, and first ar
rivals must bring high prices. In the present
position OF the market, olr quotations must be
considered nominal.
HAY-The receipts of hay since our last,
comprises about 1000 bales N"rteRive:, 1900
of which have been s"Id at prices within tue
range of present quotations; the balance came
to dealer.
FLOUR--The transactions in -four have
been light, in consequence OF present high
prices Sales We're made -earls inthnsWeek at
prices ranging from 81 to 7 f:2 per barrel +;
subsequently higher rates were obaRed, and
the market closed ut prices ranging from 81
3-4 to s ia in barrels aud Sid IL in bag.
BACON.--'rhe market may he said t"
have been at stand during the week. 81 limit
ed have been the transactions. New Sides
have been selling at retail at 2a9c, and Sc
for Shoulders. Prices and quotations are al.
together nominal.
LARD.-W We note Sa}es uf two or tn. ee
small parcels in barrels, at 10 .2al0 3-4r.
SALT.-Ihe market opened at sl.25 per
sack, but subsequently declined To Slal.lO ;
at the close Of the week, however, holders
we're again selling at Sl.25 per sack, which
may be considered its present value.
SUGARS.-'Th, has been an improve
ment in the demand for Sugars, but prices have
ruled equally as low us last week About 2O9
hhdS Louisiana have been suid at prices rang
ing from 4 l.4a5 - for strj:ll prime. IEr
principal sales were at prices within the range
uf 4n5c. We also note sales ot 80 h!Id>.
rvfiued Sugars within the range OF Il l4s1 ! IL.
COFFEE.-We have n"tihny new /" mler
so far us this article is concerned. The >lo.'k,
us we previously noticed is very light, aud
confined solely to Rio, which is being rctailed
out at high prices.
MOLASSES.- S.-i'he arrivals since our last
comprised snnc 700 bbls. New-Orieall-, and
l02 hhds. aud 2 ticrcrs Cuba. About 400
bplS III the Eru,rr hay' hvrm $nl ii rs .2it
PIC Prices ar" ahout the sumo il, previous V
rrlorted. The latter We leat:r br 'mghs 20 b.
scr rlluIi
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

VNHE PLANTERS HOTEL having been thoroughly
cleansed and purified. has been re.opcned Tor the
reception Of the travelling public The subscriber was
prompt III announcing the appearance OF the varoold
on his premises on the l5 December aud directly al
terwards closed the tolel leaving cook aud nurses
to attend the sick Those who were affected SIX Ia.
number have all recovered; their bedding has been
burned, the premises luniga;ed, AMI the house is as
healthy as any in the city His own large family and
number Of his old boarder< have returned to their
rooms and he PROMISES his old patrons, aud the pubic
who nay patronise his establishment his best efforts
Tor their comfort and convenience.
Charleston S. Cit &. ". BONAk.
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents WHOM Vermiihses composed
Of Castor OIL Calonel. &C., not aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such as
salvation. loss OF sight weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column tl be found the advertisement
of IIobensacks Medicines, to which we ask the aten
ton of all interested in their own as well their chill
drens health. In Liver Complaints aud all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine Mclciue. ilChensack Liver P!S
sY-'Be not tdecetoed but ask for llobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the
signature Of the Prou'ielor, j. \. llOBENsACK, as
none else are genuine.
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NEW ESGOEa&.

NNTAYLAND'S Memoir of Rev. DR.. Judson.
w Becchcrs Conflict of Ages
Nv terinns Parchment or satanic License.
Life Scenes Sketched in Light and Shade.
Headlcy's Second War with England,
Uncle Sans Palace or the Reignng King.
4 hundred Short Stories.
Wilson's American History.
Davies Elementary Geometry and TrSonometry.
PASSAGES from the History OF Wasted Lite
taps and Misllaps, by Grace Greenwood.l
Pulpit Contrasts Of American Preachers.
Convent Of the Manse.
Dovecot. or Heart OF the Homestead.
Shady Side. or Life u Country Parsonage.
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman.
Fun Juttings, by Willis.
American Almanac and Diaries for 1854.
Fc5 TT a. IOUSI.
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TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that 7 will open books on
~ the first day OF March next, at the store Of James
Dunlap in Camden for collecting the Taxes for 1883.
and vii! attend at tic following places on the following
days f.: the same purpose.
On Monday, the 9th March at Liberty Hill on Tues.
day, Eth %! MarcE, II F'st Rock; ca Wednesday, Sth
oi March at Buffalo; on Thursday, 9th Of March. at
LzcnbvS Oh Friday !0lh OF March at Sclrock's Mill;
on Saturday, lth Of March ut Cureon's Mill.
Alter tie above named times | will attend at Cam
den until the first day o: May next ut which time the
books will positively be closed and all deultcrs dou.
BILE taxed
-" FREQ Negro &c.. ar" required to make Their
cturns and pay their Taxes curing the month
March, wv. DpBl: /. {. X. d.
Jan 81 u
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GLENN sGRPEGs
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Rt Rev. T. T. DAVIS, D. d.. ex.Cfaeio Vist0' -,
Rev J. J: ). 5 Aecpssopeu. Aacpga, rrop'ie'oF':
GEORGE BESros, Rector and Instructor IN Men
tai and Christian Science, Modern Languages
and History.
Mrs. BEHToN, Maron
- -, Instructor in Mathematics, Natural Sei-
ences. and Ancient Literature.
Prof G. F.DNNE, (late Of Limestone Sprngs,l In.
siructor in the Theory and Practice vi alu.
Miss c. u. RsrI, lustructress in English.
- SosNowsKT, Instructress1n Drawing, YaHs-
ng. and Assistant in French. -
Miss SOPHIA MARLEY, Instructress i'll English Brancl'
es, and Assistant III Mathematics.
Miss ELrzA PRATT, Assistant in Music and English
n B. The corps is not yet complete.
TIME above Institution, located at Glenn SPRING.
L in Spartanburg District, S. c., will re cpeptu
for the reception of pupils on The fist OF februar
next. In converting this establishment INTO sehool
for ,ounr ladies, the buildings have been ino-
roughly repaired and fitted "; and in furnishing
elem anew 10 pains have been spared to make It, IN
every respect such home a. parents would ceslfe
for their daughters Particular attention !Ias been
bestowed upon the musical Instruments and wih q
large and efficient corps of teachers, and thorough
course of study, it affords every advantage 10 be en-
loved in any SIMILAR institution. 9
Applicata are admitted, Of any age, over sever
years, and pllced in such class as they may Ge pre-
pared to jOin. =, y.
yded into two terms of five months each. BEGINNING
on tie lst Of February and July. Vacation, Decesn-
Der and January. =. 80
Rates.-For Tuition and Board, including washing,
fuel lights, de- DC, Sl25 per term and there tr1it Dc
no erta charge, except for Music $50 per term, <rnd
for Books, Sheet Music Drawing Materials &C. ac'
tually used.
For further information. see "Prosl~ctrs, which
may he had by applying to the Rector, Or either q
the Prorrietors. o.,
JAM s, o'"'
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ClarieSson MARK 2;-Frl 2.

COTTON. ~ here Va aNe'S -rrlrrni .iiid
active dem,nd Tor most I tlii'.> at tnI> artlcI',
during Nv" days preceding The date of our
last pnbiicatiou Il i the week closed upon "a
very firm market with prices inhca,img rathr:
an advancing tendency. ih, mIddl.ng quail
ties at The tiie wrr. hrl at 9 s 50 7.Sr,
and rniddlng ili' 10 $40 t. tnr d"
m1nd, however, >uddenl. Tell oil, hr tran,ac.
tions of Friday the first '!a> "f lhe week un-
der review, having been iinitel t" some l2nO
bales, but prices fully sustained their !nr'ner
position. i'nus Sisui ~ tiers ~I"n the trade
were pat in I.n>>cssiu'I II" the aJv" : brHug
over by the steamer AI1iniic. which rc>el
an unfavur,le nt1ueuce over our market. d
riny Saturday, the day an when these adN lees
came to hand the transactions were limited t"
about 1000 bales and the DIarkrt manifested
a lanauid AMI dr""pi'g appearance. On Non.
day. the wari: uf cnulIdcmcc NIs nor ~!r,uy.l
deyel,ppd. the >iIes la>lug been hutrd To
some 500 bales. 1T iircs ali "t SiI r.. ir'm
the highest point of lhc pr ceiling week; and
the sales ,.f Tuesday. which were c"mti'rrd I"
about 1900 bales, were made IL rve'! il lower
range of frures. Tne acrountS, however, by
the Asia. which were published III the papers
of the city. of Wednesday morning, were not
as beligereut as these previously received. and
seemed to restore confidence to HE trade,
which manifested itsrlf in de"dd increase
in the d ,marI for this sta IT, a~cn'nprmled with
better rauge "f price, which at the cI">e u!
the week, appr"xinm'ed ;" near t" r'o'e given
in our report of the 9th uItiHro, thai il VA,
deemed advisable to renew those qu"lati n>,
o. At In,
close of business yesterday. Tar sales dnr'ng
the last two DAYS reahed 6706 bales. making
an aggregate t"r the week of lO6l4 bales,
apainSt the receipt i'll the amr time ni 1860
bales at s to 10 H.. We quote . iii ar, To
Good Ordinary Sag 81; MnIdIn. I" G'."d
Mid1liny. 9 3.9 I Sc; HidIl'ny Fair ~ Is
alO a., ahd Fair, 10 l.2r.
RICE There WAS quite an active d.mrld
for this article at the opening of the pre>cn
week, and the early transactions were made ut
an advance of 3-Sal % on the quotations CIV
en- ir our report Of he 9th ultimo. The
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out, Car O-ina--Ek ,;.,.,a.: District

~ JOHN n. jay, ESQUIRE. "EDlSAIY.
~ 'EREAS Charles Railey has applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all and singular the
60 and cilttIcs rights and credits Of Sarah MoscIy
al' ul IDe District aforesaid. deceased
ih,>, are. therefore. Ia elite AID ,!Iiuush all and
singular the Kindred aHi creditors uf th,. said dcccas
r'i l. he and appear before at next Ornn-
rvs Court for The said District, to be holden at Cam.
len Court Ilnus" the Eth day Of February inst.
I" shove hc If any. Ahy s, a'lminlslratio" should
MOI be- granted.
Gwen unlcr my hand nni seal this 81 day Of
Feb. iry. lS5i, aud in the 18th year Of !tneri-
can Independence.
JOHN Il. Joy O. IL d.
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S0u!!l CarOIi1la--EAc crSllaW District.
DY Jouy II. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

DY JOHN Il. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
XVNEREAS, Elizabeth and William J. Stover ap
w Piled 10 me t''r Letters uf Administration on all
IuG singular the 20 IDS and c!atlcs rights and credits
ceased:
These arc therefore. to cite aud adnonish all and
Sn. Ilar the kindred and rciorS Of the said deceased.
t" nc and appear before me at our next Ordinary $
Court FIR the said District 10 be holden at Camden
Cou"; House IL" seventeenth day 0! February inst.
I" Show cause if any, why the said administration
Siunil not he granted.
Givcu uIrr my hand and seal. this lst day Of Feb.
rrlary in the year OF p"r Lord one thousand eight
hundred and i!iy.ihur and in the seventy eighth
year oi American Independence.
JOHN i. JOY, 0. II. D.
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Valuable Plantation and TiilRs for
Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, that valuable Tract
4 of Land on Little Lyiches Greek, 10 miles North
east Of Camden lately the property Of James Baskin
decd, containing 500 acres or less, 35O of which
are cleared and under fence.
On the premises are comfortable Dwelling House
with the necessary outbuildings Gin House, Screw
dc. The land embraces first quality Of Swamp and
Upland, considerable quantity "f the latter unclear
cd. The tract contains an abundance Of Timber.
Persons wishing to purchase will c: Dir. La,
ban Ferguson. or ID. 7. Mahaffy, who will show the
lines DE. Terms easy. TllOS BASklN3
Lancaster Ledger will copy three times. ,sa4a'
Jan. 2i l-s IT,
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W0RMs! woRMs!! WORMS. )!

NR. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
~ the best most Stie and radtca cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in ever section where has been introduced.
In fact. where il Is known none other is used.
One Of our maSl respected physicians in speaking o!
Dr. McLaEcs Errmili.c says: Its great superiority
over all other EcriiugcS arises from the fact that
while it is more cgicacous than any other Vermiiuge
ii is perfectly SAFE.
E1s'-p Price 95 cents per bottle.
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Last Notice.
Notice.
TOWN Taxes.

HRDERED. That the Recorder advertise in The
~ Camden Journal, that the Tax Books belonging 10
the Town Of Camden will be opened Oh the ilrsl oaS
If Januarv, 1854, Tor the purpose OF collecting tho
Town Taxes and that the books will be kept open
pntil The lst of March, at which time they will DC
closed and all dcaultcrs dealt with according to LAM NJ
ordered, also That the Recorder advertise that all
Licenses in the town will expire on the 3lst INST
Persons therefore, wishing Licenses OF any description
for tie YEAR ls54 will hand in their applications so
dressed 70 Council in due form by that tlma
L W. BALLARD, Recorder.
Council Chamber, Dec. &C. 1853
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Valentines for 1854.

4 NEW stock of Valentines, Envelopes, dc fo"
n next Valen,ir .s day, Tuesday February l4th'
ar. now received and for sale by the subscriber The
Valentines are from new designs, different from last
years styles and for elegance ami artistic fnsh are
superior to anv manufactured in former years,
All orders from the town country will be prompt.
y executed. y. lOUA1.
Feb. T. H.
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4 IL ncrs"nS having demands against the estate o
N Elizabeth Baskin deceased, will hand them in
attested, and those indebted will make pay
men. to y. e. BASkIN, Admir-.
Jan. 81, 1854 t.
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jAG.ssirsiSsrasOy's Sale.

By permission Of John r. Joy, Esq, Ordinary !
will also sell at the above.namei time and place, all
the personal property Of Elizabeth Baskin, deceased
consisting Of Mules Horses Hogs, Cattle, Corn, Fod.
der Provisions, Household and Kitchen Funr
ture, &c.
Terms-A credit till lst Of January next, with rote
and good security with interest from day o. sale.
4. G. BASKIN, Admir-
JAN ~, 1851 8 81
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EXECUTORS SAFE.

M I'LL lie sold at the late residence Of John Trues-
w dell, decd, on Hancfhg Rock Creek, Kershaw
District. on Wednesday: the 18th day of February
next, all the PERSONAL ESTATE of said deceased,
consisting ofbetween
80 AND 80 VALUABLE NEGROES.
'among whom will be found Carpenters Blacksmiths,
Wagoners, &c. Also, CORN, FODDER, OATS, HOR-
SES, MULES, OXEN, CATTLE and HOGS Wag-
ons, Carts Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools Farming
Utensils, &c. &C.
TeIms-AN sums Of and under five dollars CASH
over that amount, credit until the lst Of January
next purchasers giving notes bearing interest from
the day of sale, with approved security and mort.
gage Of the property. il deemed necessary.
JESSE TRUESDELL, lF,,r.
JAMES c. HALLE,
Jcn 20. 5 ct
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Dr.. 1EcEanc'S Liver Pills,

DElNG composed entirely Of ceyetujie substances is
- not only safe, hut have been found by MI who
have used them. the best remedy for all affections
olthe LjCer and Digestive organs. In fact, where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
n, -P.icG - cents per box.
The above va.nabc preparations are for sale by
most the Drug. .isS AMI to be had wholesale 0!
p. NJ. COHEN Il Co.
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines. Chcmi-
Gals, Per.;mcry &c.
No 20 llAync.strcct, Charleston, S. {.
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STATE OF SDUTSl-CAROEEvA,
KkR.SIIA W DISTRICT
III THE COMMNN PLEAS

TAMES ". ASKIN. who is in the custody Of the
~ Sheriff of Kcr>haw District, by virtue of Writ
Of Capias al Saliffu'endum at the suit of Martin &
Bryan. having filed my Office. together with Il
schedule on oath. of his estate and effects his petition
10 the Court of Common Pleas, praying that h" may
bc admitted to the benefit Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly, made for the rriiei of ins"lvcmt debtors.
It is ordered That the said Martin & Bryan. and ali
creditors 10 whom the said James W. BaSkn ia il
anywisc indebted be- and they hereby summoned,
and navc notice TO appear before the said Court a the
Court House AT Camden, on the third day of April
next. -how cause il any they can, why the prayer
ten. :ioncr aforesaid should not be granted.
NJ. >AUDIN. C. [. p
Office Of C. mon Pleas 2l day of Jan'y 81.
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T0tiCC.

TAMES l. VILLEPl,iL | l.. made application for Ii
y ccns- o. ., to T. ,ail Spiritu"u1 Liquors in h
store situated on Broal stlrct. in l,e town Of Cam
d, IT, for the year 1851. Recommended by VIM. B.
Campbell. Z. u Slnonl and W. A. Ancrum. Secu
rites G.. Mlthesun and ". & Moore
Orde.c,l, That the aboye pcation be published
in the Camden Journal
l. W. BALLARD Recorder.
Council Chamber JAN 30. 1854.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the estate Of
n Samuel llearon deceased, will hand them in du.
iy atcStrd and those indebted to tic same will make
immediate payment to
DANIEL HEAION, Adm'r.
JAN 81 1854 st.
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TEMPERANCE HALL.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING!
WITH SONGS TO GREET YOU
JAMES NORRIS ORIGINAL
MPRELL TRELS,,

Who have had the pleasure Of appearing before the
Columbia public t"r the last tour years, will open for =
short season with the same
UNRIvALLED QUARTETTE BAND!
BuspEir Campbell. CLARK AND PRENDERG Asr!!!
Together with Lt:lc Tommy Peal w. W. Ncwcomb,
Bryant. Max Zurcr. Bemercs Fcnton and Brown.
~" Admtl,ucc so cents Doors open nt Ialfpast
o'cock-prrturnIallcc to commence at half past Z
precisely.
~ Tue notice will be given of the day of opeung.
Feb. 1T DR.. +. A. JONES Agent
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Administrators Notice,

4 IL persons having demands against the estate of
n Joseph Wicnges, decd, will hand them in pro-
pery attesied to A. G. Baskir and those indebted to
said estate will make payment to him
CONRAD N. WIENGES, Admir-.
Oct 81 Al If
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Tey,missios.cvg of Roadg.
SNcciaI Notice.

4 IL notes and accounts due me for lSI9, 90, 81
n 50 and 5G il not paid 10y the lst day Of March
will be put in suit without distinction.
Jan. lU.--f ". c. MOORE.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

pY permission from John R. JOY, Esq, Ordinary.
ID I will sell OH the 10th day of February next at
the late residence Of James Baskin dec'd on Little
Lvrches Creek / LIKELY NEGROES.
Tertns-.A credit Of one and two years with bond
and approved security, with interest from day Of sale
A. G. BASKIN, Ex'or.
Jan. 81, 1854. ct.
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e-.s7a .s--,ES-.; fis;irTsss rt.Sssss %II
r3>I,T ANNUAL MEETING ci the Stockholders Of
|. the above institutions, will be held in Charles
ton on the l4th Of February being the seco"d THes
,av in the mon:hI o, the Bank Hail. The Meeting 10
convene 1T 1 o'clock and on the day following
(Wcdnesday) there will be an election held 1T the
samc place between The hours Of a. m. and 3p m.
f,r FIFTEEN DIRECTORS in the Road, and TlilR-
TEEN, DIRECTORS in the Bank
A Committee 10 r,lity lroxics will attend
The attention U. the Stockholders is called to tie
following Resolution:
Extra, from Minutes Of Meeting o! Stockholders.
February Il, 1851: 49,,
Resolved That every Stakeholder who shall have
owned Stock three months before the gsners Annual
M,et;u. Of the Stockholders, be permitted I" PASS on
the Road 10 AMI from said meeting, free OF charge
Extract from Minutes Of Meeting Of Stockholders,
February 9. 1855:
Resolved, That all Proxies given previous to the
Annual Meeting ut 1853, be ab osa,rI ans, sealed up
in a common ,acsage and left deposited in Tie South
western Eailroad Bank and that notice lie given IN
the public prints by the Secretary. that ne" f'oxies
will be required hereafter
Jan. 24-tl !. H. E'-|" - N''''