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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
q one of the Ysuracrers OF DIR. .Keitt

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~ y Eung.
We clip the following from the Ocala Homo Conpan
ion Of the 2sth ultimo
- tHUNG.-The slnye Lewis, mentioned in our last
issue as having been proved guilty of aiding in the mur
der fhis MASTER DR.. W. J.. Keitt on the 10th rlt
was further examined, on Wednesday last and the
most positive testimony of his guilt being adduced, he
was Immediately sentenced and hung. He confessed
his guilt but refused to make any statement duplicating
others though it was evident that he had not perform
ed the dabolical actalone- He expressed no sorrow
for having committed the awful crime and viewed the
preparations for his execution with stod Indifference
He was committee, consisting of twelve free
holders appointed for that purpose by large meeting
,of the citizens Of this county, held on that day. The
trial was conducted with great care at the place Where
the murder was committed. Two others were CON-
,mtted to Jail. s.;f asg- @
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Ysryrcn,; HIus,a:ss Eminent.

lis wonderful effects and consequent popularity
hans no article in the history Of the An'TlH Ncd.cd,
ever acquired the same Patronage. WIS sil'gec'e" 10
the same number of severe md different tests ans met
with 50 few E.iInrcs as tic Mustang n:ncnt 1t iiS
Justly been STYLED FanareA tor all external "";iS'
i,us Sw,.,,:s Spr;ns Bruises or lIruiunS cn Man
or E..s Il is 50 far rncdcinc surprising virtue.
thai Physicians are compelled to prescribe it, and from
some remarkable cures Of C"'"ajc and Ni'"'"i Hhet-
laiic cnss it .s naturally attracted mite, attention
from Tie first scientific minds Of the a2" M Family
can afford to lc without lotc Vl the Mustang ll-
mcni in the house ircd'c ~ imiiatioms. The GENT
inc is sold ny respectable dealers in III; pfrtS ol the
world. BARNES & PARK, Proprictors, New York.
For sac in Cal,!tn 5 C.. hy .IonE j. MckAIN. and
T. l.. XEMp fcp -S-iI
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Farmer g. PIaper for March.

Farmer g. PIapcr for March.
This is perhaps the best lumber which Mr.. STOKES
has yet produced aud is aa that the Farmer &
Planter will not die.
In addition to other attraions it contains an Indus
trial Map of South .Carolis, by Mr.: LIEDER State
Gcoogist, accompanied byi article on the Natural
Resources, Forest Growth ID Agricultural Products
of the State.
The cntcrprsing publish, offers the following very
liberal Premiums for subscptions for this year:
For the largest list of ssscribers by one person,
not less: than One HundredSA Silver Pitcher, worth
S5OcO.
Fer tr largest list not is than Fifty, by one per-
son.-Silycr Pitcher, wortlp25.oO.
For the largest list, not ,ss than Twenty-Five, by
one pcrson-Silrcr GobletHorth $1,000
For the largest list, noess than Fifteen, by one
person.-Silver Cup wortESs.OO
For the largest list notes. than Tcu, by one per-
son.--sver Cup, worth 900
Should there be tie two or three for the So
Premium, each one so tei5 will be presented with
S5 Premium.
Competitors should SEM in their subscriptions as
fast as they can procure fiji names, so that the journal
may be mailed carly. -
In every case the Cash ilst accompany the names,
or they will not be entered q the book
Persons intending 70 eopste for any.of the Pren'i'
ums will please mention when they send the iirst
list.
The above Premiums " be opeacd Tor competition
until the first day Of Junaext, when the lists then
received will be submitted "a disnterestcd Commttcx
who will decide upon the laims Of each competitor,
and award the Premiums ttlc successful ones.
I:ny all Of the abovSt tFenllums will be rald in
CASH, !fpreEegrcl BY the eccsslal competitors.
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Pastoral Ci,arse Resicned

We learn that Rev. JAMES X. MENDENIIALI, took
his PastoraledSc ofthe Baptist Church in this town on
Tunday evening last, having accepted call to the
Church in Fernandina Florida. Mr.. MESDENIIALL, has
dbored faithfully and successfully in his late charge for
the past years and his departure will be regret
ted by large number of friends ard brethren whose
prayers and kind wishes will accompany him to his
new field of labor that there his efforts may be owned
and abundantly blessed by the Great Head of the
| Church
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Fire.

yc regret to learn that J. L. HALLE. Esl.. resident
eleven miles from Camden met with considerable loss
by fire the pastsweck His dwelling was entirely con-
sumcd together with some furniture. The greater
portion Of his furniture was, VIC are sgad to learn
saved This tie second time within about ten months
that Mr. HALLE has been thus subjected to the rarages
Of this DESTROYING clement.
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Later from the Rio Gransse.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Arizona, from Bra
zos wo have received copy Of the Brownsville Fag
of the 10th ult from which we take the following it
being the only news Of consequence which it con-
taius:-South Carelinian.
The handitti have control OF the West bauk, and are
continuing their predatory ncursons into Texas, where
they act as scavenger gathering up, here and there
the frightened Stock which they drive across or drown
in the river The damages which they now do is in
significant compared to that done formerly. Our et-
zens do not 60 into the country, consequently we are
saved the painful task of recording further casesEot
murder The ranches are broken up, and their dwell
inps burned down; SO We have no moro tales ofinccn-
diary wok to tell deaf dumb and blind listeners in the
Father Land The United States Cavalry under Stone
man, and the Rangers under Ford and Lteon, are in
the field, guarding as best they can, our borders
against the encroachments ofthe enemy who are now
ON the Mexican side in force. :r i
The troops who were sent out from Matamoras to
attacl. the banditt, returned without accomplishing
tha. hazardous undertaking thus leaving our natural
enemy, in full possession Of extensive territory,
!, where no power can reach him to check his insane
career General Guadalupe Garcia; who came here
with 1nstructlcnS from ais government 10 'ct III eou-
acert with the United States forces in pursuing and
yng the rebels out o. the country, or in catching or
bringing them to summary punishment, resigned his
commission for best known to himself leaving
mo to execute the order Developments continue
eto be made, but there are many to come. Some
Of them are calculated to impcate few leading Mexi-
cans in Matamoras of completely with the Cortinas
outrage while they will implicate others even more
deeply in the diabolica scheme to wipe everything
American from the face Of the country. On Monday
night, about 2 o'clock, four or five Americans were
Ffred upon on the Southwest side of the Plaza, by
some unknown party Immediately afterwards several
Me1cans were seen to toward the chapparal back
Of the city from which it is inferred that they were Of
hs banditt seeking to assassnatc some one or more
persons
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EyiGsi Marketing.

The Charleston Mercury says.
The prices paid for the table supplies are at the
present time Unusually HIGH induced itissupposcd
BY parties who are already spcculating for the large
increase required during the Convention. Beef and
not very prime at that is selling in our market at
25 to 81 cents cr pound mutton at 81 and pork al
Is to Is cenl. Fowls also range at high prices TUT
keys sell at 81 10 s pair and wild turkeys at these
figures pcicc Vegetables are more reasonable, ex
ccpt cabbagcs, which sell at 81 to 81 cents pei
head
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a Eseserred Tribute.

. The members of the Charleston Bar, as we are IN
formed by the uercury intend to give complimentary
supper to Hon. JUDGE ISGls of the Equity Ecnch on
Friday next.
Chancellor INGLIs has earned a most favorable
reputation in Charleston and throughout the State AS
Christian, gentleman and Judge, he is obliged to be
esteemed and we knew Of none according TO our csti
mate in which these Distinguished traits more adm!ra
blv blend. Nature Misplaced her impress on his brow
and given us in him assurance of 4 man.
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-. DREADFUL CALAMlTT.- We regret to learn that on
Saturday night last six valuable negroes belonging to
Mr. Wiley Glover, Of this District were drowned in
his mill-pond near his residence. 1t appears that
seven of them were out on a fishing excursion. and
were in the bateau endeavorg to croathe pond with
tho view of fishing the opposite sde when sudden
" the bateau sunk and six Of them-four women, one
man and one boy-went down to rise no more. This
property was valued at near $4,000. In common with
Mr. Glovers numerous friends we heartily sympathsc
With him in his heavy misfortune.
ils Edgsfeld advertiser, 7h.
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AUGUSTA AND MACON RAILRoAD.--We are pleased
to learn that this enterprise is regarded with much
favor in Charleston, and that there is certainty OF
large subscription from that city We arc looking to
Macon and to the counties along the line for early
action The building of the road now depends upo,
Macon If her citizens do not appreciate its value tc
them, and will give efectua aid, they are letting
an opportunity slip which will never occur again
Augusta is in earnest in the matter she has ahun
sdantly prored.-Auglsta Dispatch.
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A Resident Artist.

We have been gratifed to learn from Mr. NcCALLrN
that he intends to establish permanent Gallery IN
Camden for the purpose Of taking Ambrotypes in the
latest and best style of the art Our citizens OF the
town and country will thus hsy, convenient oppor'
tunity to secure q representation Of themselves Oh
friends, by this admirable arrangement.
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Gratifying EnterprIse.

We learn from the Mercury that in full preparation
for their new enterprise Of Elecrotyping, Messrs
WALKER, EVANS & Co., Charleston, will soon COM
mencc on East Bay at their old stand, the erection o
similar building to their present one, the whole form
ing q letter L.
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NEW GOODS |!
Sheriff Sales.

1)Y virtue Of Sundry Writs Of Fl Fn to me direc.
ID ted will nllcr Tor sale Lelure the Court llonso
in Camden. on The tirsl Monda' in April next, with
in Ihc legal hours Of sale, the following property,
tu.wit:
One Tract of Land, containing one hundred aud
twenty Acres, situated il the Dlsuct Of ker>Iaw IN
ui rear The waters o! Twenty-Five Mic Creek. born.
,Icd hy Lands Il Jack Rose Mrs Ehin< Mrs. Brown
e. Il levied IN as the property u: McIennan liaw.
kn$ ~ the su;, OF l:crert WnlHrr vs. Mclennan
uwkii-.
AlS., ole Tract .0i Land containing seven hum
dr., 7rG) Acres more or less. situated in the lis
triri kc.-haw um the waters OF :tt: L"nciIes
Creek .pimri,e Lands n Jesse l"rlen james Clark.
uanrl tiusk:n cr. ul. levied rs The property OF
john II TrIcsdell. ut the silt oi I |. Gregory
admr, ueo. ". GIybnrn Tor john. 5. +. Cly6u'n tl
al ". John H. rruesdcll
A<", rnc Negro Boz. named Henry. levied on ns
The property of Robert lnt'a Il. the suit OF David
Robertson ct. al vs.. r. Latla.
Sncrif"s Office. March l2th 1850.
March 3 T.. +, Sill. s. X D.
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TIE S,,nrcnr Court Of the State of New York have
issued arcrpai,lal injunction against Eaton and Jenkins
Accommodating Ayers Calarc Pills, holding them
responsible for the cruel imposition in wia they have
done and restraining them from further like injury TO
the ruhic If any class Of oar people more than anot!-
cr ncc, the ntcrpositiou Of law. to shield them from
imposurr is the sick and suffering who are unable
IN nrotccts themselves 4 remedy universally CIT
Moved rs AYERS Pills hv all glasses both to cure and
TO prevent disease should il does haze every Sccrl-
ty the law can afford it, from counterfeit! arn imitation
: CqLiuet Schehcctydy
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Municipal Elections.

ITHACA, n. y March 7.
At the charter election Of this village, to-day. the
Republicans elected their entire ticket with the cxcep-
ton Of one Trustee. This place has been stronghold
of Anericanism for five years past. The Republicans
are now firing salute in honor of their victory.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

s'Rural Solitude" shall have attention at an early
day. I'd.
Correspondents at II distance must scnl postage
stamps where reply to letters Heir cam business
is expected Our time is as much we are willing to
contribute to G.anky work.
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WASHINGTON. MARCH, 0.
Tic Senate listened 20 a long argument from Tiad-
deus Hyatt tic rcc;lsant New Yorker Gdcns rca-
sons WHY l,c wcud not ;cyify bc:2rc the Harper
Ferry Committee Pointing motion by Mr. Mason,
of VA Ia iFl him. the Senate adjourned until Monday.
III tie House committee WAS appointed on the
Pacific Railroad, avl another to examine into the
charges against the Executive FOR influencing The "con
of Lc .y!all:cs ulll adjourned til Monday.
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cogaREszoNAE.

tWASiIINGToS, March G.
Observation-Disclosures HIT was brought before the
bar Of the Senate for contGpt lie will have 4 hear
ing on Friday.
Mr.. Browns territorial foiutlvns we'e debated ana
laid over.
Mr. WiseGllrs amcndmt TO the Military Academy
Bill, arproniating argcAm fer the defence OF the
Texas frontier was di2cacd During the debate,
GOV. Uoustol's letter and communication from Pres
idcnt Buchanan the suect was read The debate
will bc renewed to.lnorroG
HorsE OF RspRrsEST,f fEs.-Thc bill reducing the
mileage Of members so + cent, was passed by Il
large majority. "a
A resolution Was adqcl that Select Committee Of
Five be appointed to hestgatc The charges oi Exc
cutiyc interference in . administration Of tic aw
and use o. money at ell laE--s, etc.
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T O =. NJ

rV,HE MEMBERS OF CIlESNUT LOnGE. 80. S,
/ o. S NJ. will attend nn ENTRh MEETING,
Mt their Hall, on Thursday Evening next, ut ~
o'clock, to cnuler the Tenth Degree Members Will
n;ease take notice and govern themselves according.
Iy. The aegular Meeting Night Of the Lodge will,
hereafter. he Monday, l.2r m
Ry order Uflhc &. e.
March l3 }. r. ;oliNsl ~, ". >.
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Odd Fellows Noficc

a Degree Lodge will be held on "Wednesday Eve
ming at Odd Fellows Hail.
Members of the scarlet degree arc earnestly invited
to be present. and others wishing degrees arc notified
to be punctual in attendance.
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We omitted in our last paper to publish notice q
the regular Communication of Kershaw Lodge, No 80
A. T. NJ, which will he held this evening at their
Hall, at six o'clock. -
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PLATrSBURG, n. Y. March

Clinton County has gone Republican without doubt.
CHICAGO, March I.
John Wcntworth's (Repubcan) majority for. Mayor
is upwards of 1000 votSS The remainder of the Re-
publican ticket is elected by about the same majority
The total vote was nearly IL, 900 votes
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Arrivals at Mansion House,
FROM MARCH 9TH TO 18TH.

Wm Dixon, W. C. Cunningham D. D. Perry. J: G.
Richards D. Harrison, L. Hill; j. s Smith, n G.; D.
P. Gouslcy, Va; A. Mayer D. w Brown Son, Lam
caster; s. D. Allen, N. y; W. p Hughes Charlotte; NJ
Kroubcry, n y; B. J. Barrett Lady Bishopvi!lc J.
R. Magill, Miss T. B. Fraser, Pleasant liill Jas 3
Crecbcr Richland; A G. Loeb, Pa. J. B. Dodd, Lex
ington. Ky4 j. NJ. Stewart. Mt. Terd, n. C.; John
Pognc 4 Servt W \. Garrett & Servt.. Tenn; J. II.
McRac, j. Lewing, n G.; John Clyburn, 4. McMan-
mes, Lancaster.
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." DISTRESSING AcclDESr-On Monday last several
negros belonging to Maj. A. Mcqueen, Of this District,
were engaged in raising q cotton screw, when from
some cause the whole superstr,cpre fell injurins four
Of them very badly. One Of them had his arm So
shoclingly .mangled that an amputaton above the
elbow was necessary. The operation was performed
yesterday morning, by DR.. c. Kollock.
Cteraw Gazette
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EtrG:i Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, March 0.
Tie House Of Delegates has adopted resolutions ad
verse to Southern Conference by vote Of two to
one.
The committee has reported it to be inexpcdien to
take any action with regard to the Communication or re-
prieve of the conv;cts of the Brown party Stevens
and lIaZlett.
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The Yyin,,sboro Register

Appears in new type, which gratifying evidence OF
prosperity it obtained from Mcssrs CHARLES T. WHITE
S Co., New York City, whose type wears well, as the
present suit of the Journal evidences
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rH"MRS. WINSLOW. AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician. has Soothing syrup
for children tccllin which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of rcclling by Sncling the gums. reducing all
uilanmaon-wiIl alay all pain and is sure to rcgiI-
late the bowels Drp"rl nponit, mothers it wall give
rest to yourselves. and relief and health to your infants
por;cv sn;. in o cases See advertisement in anoth-
rr t.DluIuu.
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wn<S~ PgiEVAVE BOARDING..
ssss - A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with BOARD, with or without Rooms
as preferred on application at the residence upstairs
next door North OF JOS. NJ. GAYLE Co.
March l3-tf
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WAs!lINGcOy, March ]

,----- WASHINGTON I4.'FcI I.
III tl.c Senate to-day, ,:rlin Indian appropriations
were PASSED. The spcc order of the day was post
ponoA.
In :le House a gcnc4 debate in Committee Of the
Wiluie CONSUMED the tco2s
The whole, or larguortion o hoti Houses visited
Mount Vernon to-day b!i5g'a;ion of the REGENTS of
the LADIES' Mount Vcrfn Association. 10 witness
their assumption Of corns nsrosscssioh OF tie home and
rcn,ai,s ur Gen. GEORGE EAsliINGroN.
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Brought us no intelligen. later than the 23d ult,
from Europe, up to which ste We have the news i'll
our columns today.
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Ordinary's Sale.

DIV an ordero of the Court Of Ordinary, will sell
ID at public snle, before the Cour:' House door in
Camden between the legal hours OF sole, On le hrst
Monday in April next, the following propsrty,=to To-
witt
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
In Kershaw District, situated the waters Of Little
Timber Branch,
Containing TWO Hundred Acres,
More or css) bounded by Lands o. i Holland, Geo.
Brown J H. Yates and Others; it being al und'vl'
ded Estate OF Peter Myers and John Myers, deceased,
and Rebecca Myers late wife Of Martin James
Terms:
A sufGciency OF cash will be required To pay tho
cost of the proceedings in The sale OF sold Land
Also, the purchaser will be required TO pay (excn'
sivc Of the price of said Innd) FOR TITLES, Bond Mort
gage Printers and SherihTs fees. The balance on u
credit until tie first day OF January next the pnrcias'
er giving bond aud TWO good approved personal Sc
cuities Interest from day Of >ale. with Mortgage
to the Ordinary TO secure the payment of the PuF>
chase money. l.. e.. sIkLs
March l3-td (Pr's Fee :4.5o) $. X. D.
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= THE FATAL AErRAY AT EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
The Rev. ". e. Brownlow, in late number OF
the Knoxville Wig gives the particulars Of the affray
at Emory and Henry College. Va, in which his son
killed James W. Reece, of Georgia 1t appears that
his son was much smaller boy than his antagonist
and had been knocked down and cruely kicked in the
face before he gave the fatal blow, which was inflicted
with stick which lay within his reach He adds:
% He did not leave until after the physicians pronoun
ced the deceased in no serious danger and until my
son was arraisned before the Faculty. and acquitted
and ordered to go to- lis studies. He will return to
Abingdon at tile proper time, and surrender himself
up to the proper authorities and await his trial under
the laws of Virginia. AS he is not and never was
quaresome young man, and in morals will compare
afayoably with tho better class Of young men at col
eges respectfully suggest to newspapers editors and
correspondents, the great nusc of visiting upon him
the political or personal sins Of his Gtcr, over whom
he has never exercised any control
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Lynchwood lost Office,
Last NirIYS Wail

Kershaw District las beer re-establshcd, and s. P.
MuRcHIsoS Esq, appoinue9ost Master.
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RAILROADS IN FIoEIDA.-Sixty miles Of railroad
wllbe opened for Use on the 7th nst from Jackson
vile to Lake City. the Florida Road Twelve miles
cf track have been laid on this road since the 2sl Of
January. and tie work, in its important connection
and continuation with the Pensacola and Georgia
Railroad is progressing fnvorably at and from each
end-CharlsstoA Courier.
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MlIITARY-The contested election case in regard to
the Colonelcy of the ls Regiment Rifles is still un-
settled Major, Edward A!cCrady has abandoned his
claim for the commission but protests against its being
given to Col. L. NJ. Hatch The correspondence is
assuming volumnous proportions.
Charleston !Hcreury
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'F'"l, IS
E,EsE AGENGY Oa; TEaEi

aNE Is Charleston Mercury Southern Guard
inn, Columbia Sumter Watchman. Lancaster Ledger,
aud RusscIl's Magazine is in the hands OF the
Scnior Editor cr the JOURNAL who will take special
pleasure in giving prompt and efficient attention to
any business connected with either or aIl Of those
papers.
Subscribers in Camden and vicinity will save them
selves trotbc by calling upon the Agent licrc, who
will always be happy to attend to their wishes.
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Stolen,

DLOIGA,
EROM :he undersigned on The 9th March. on the
L Camden B'anch 5. c. Rail Road, half stocked
Percussion RIFLE, with square piece of German
Silver on the Stock, with 4 Screws through il, three
letters engraved ihereon-"g. P. lI"-ruEer badly
executed. There is engraving OF Buck also on
the Cum with brass-r ountr,l taow-boy and Guard.
liberal reward will b. paid for the delivery Of the
Gun, or its deteaiion that can ge, it..
6. T.. HARTS0E.
March l2 Stateburg, S. G..
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Z Ound,
4 LADIES BROOCH, which tile owner can have
n hy proving the same. and paving for this adj
vrrt;Semcnt Apply a: THIS OFFICE. March IL