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Relations Between Labor and
Capital.

The remarks Of Gov. Scott in his
message on this subject arc grossly un-
Just to the class OF employers in the
SAFE. And here VIC may well observe,
that if there be one thing which. more
than another, has characterized the
nc, c,s1gcs of this Governor, lifted by nc.
cidcnt into cmincncc in South Carolina,
| it is a persistent abuse and mi>rcpl lcsen-
tation of that class in South Carolina
which have declined TO regard him as
in any proper sense Gt representative
of tho Executive authority of South Car
olina.
In his previous messages the great
body of the whites in South Carolina
were abused and slandercd for their po-
litical role. Now, the political being
exhausted, the Governor and his party
have changed their point of attack
Labor Us capital is now in the mouth of
every radical dcmagoGuc. from the chief
down. And as VIC have before said,
the miserable and petty effort is made
to array the so.calcd poor against tie
so-callcd rich. And this programme is
| attempted because in this way it is
hoped to divide the solid column Of the
whites, aad to gain white acccssions to
the ranks of Il party which, to keep life,
must have new blood infused into its
veins.
But We VIC will say to these sharp
and acute politicians from the North
and to their allies in the South, that
this effort will fail. The whites Of South
Carolina are one in political sentiment
in tastcs-in past mcmorcs-in as.
spirations for the future. They will
spurn with contempt the base su.g' s.
tions of those whose policy is to divide
and conquer. And further, VIC will
say to these busy Intermediates and
these persistent mischicf-nlakcrs that it
is in vain for them to undertake TO reg
ulate matters between labor and capital.
This will regulate itself, The man who
has labor is free, and the man who las
capital is free, and it is a piece Of im-
pudcncc as w,ll as folly, for legislation
30 attempt to como in and interfere in
matters that belong to the domain of
political economy. What brazen impu.
dcncc! What supreme imper'incnce !!
What oficiousncss, that Radical polili-
clans in Abbcvil!c and e'scw here, should
undertake to say to employers that they
should give thus and thus, and 10 la.
berers, that they should take thus and
that ! Have Mcy employment to give /?
Truly, this is an age of Lrass, and chief
among the representatives Of brass in
this State, arc some Of these radical
polilicians-who have more Of brass
ihan brains-morc Of cunning than wis.
dom-more of everything than seusc
and deceney. How long shall our pa
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Fire.

On Tuesday night about half past
nine o'clock, a fire occurred in the low.
er part of town, at the corner Of King
and Market streets, which was confined
to the single building.
> A defective chimney was the cause
gift. The 6remen were out, and did
much in keeping the flames from spread
ing, and in transporting to theold hotel
the effects o. the unfortunate sufferers,
Mr.. Alfred Sheorn and family.
The chimney was blown down during
the gale which swept over here some two
or three weeks ago.
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Piedmont and Arlington Life In
surance Company.

We take pleasure i'll publishing the
following letter f;om Mrs. IluGnEs to
the agent of the above popular compa,
ny. Such an cpistlc needs no COM
mcnt at our hands. It speaks for it.
self:
CAMDEN, S. c., Dcc.'6, 1869.
". Cylur", Agent Pieo'm""t and
AHiny'ou Life Insurance Company
DEAR Sir: | beg lcarcro acknowledge
through you, the receipt of five thou.
sand dollars, the amount in fnll of my
husbands policy in your wcllkpown
company. 1t is my sincere wish that
you may succeed in inducing many
heads of families TO invest their earn.
ings in a company which meets its los
scs so promptly, thereby securing to the
widow and orphan help in their time of
sore need. Many WHO are now suffer-
ing for the neccssarics of life might
have been saved from penury and want
if this kind Of foresight had actuatcd
their husbands.
To you and the officers of the com.
pany, l beg lcavct to tender my warmcst
thanks, and subscribe myself as
Yours, truly,
r. A. HUGHES.
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sHERIEF9@ SALE.
KERSHA.W.. Il.
In, the Circuit Court.

Wm X. Thompson, Adm'r, W.. Jarnes
S. Thompson, Harriet Iiarniasu,a ee
VI. .,...-.ss.t d. .:.t. tc::...d -. >, s'i'
In pursuance Of decree made in above
stated rausc, at September Term, A.
D, 1869, | will at phblic outcry btffc
tho House, in Camdrn,on Monday, the
3rd day of. January, n, vt the following
Tracts Of Land, late the property Of
J"hn TIOmpsnn. deceased, viz:
One undivided mpiety Of d Tract Of
Woodland on. waters of Beaver Creek,
late belonging to George NJ Kerman,
containing Six IIunared, Acres, more
or less, adjoining. Lands Of John In
gram. deceased, and Others.
TERMS-Onc third Cash, balance
on Il credit of one and two wears, ,1intes~
cs, from date, payable annually, secured
bs bond, personal surety and mertgHgc.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and pa.
prrs. j. L; BOSM Eh',
Dnc. 9.-4t. "'"+ s. X. c..
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,sHERIFF's SALE.
KERSHAW--In Equity.
In the Circuit Court.

LII 0AO Sh Se<io SS2A0
Mrs. Ka,c Jones. Adm'x., Us Rebecca
, tunuingha II, G. Benton Burns, ct al.
Bill to Sell aud, marshall Assets, Dow
cr, &C..
Tn pursuance of orders made IN abovo
'cHflsc at September Term, 1863, Twill
offer at public sale before the Court
House in Camden, on Monday, tlIe 9rd
day Of January next, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, late the properly
oi Wm F. Jones, viz: :. SiTf
All that Plantation or Tract of Land
in Kcrshaw County, = Eleven miles
North Of Camden, on the Lbtrty Hill
Road, on on White DIX 'tfseerk! nlA Warc.
rec River, confirming abott 4re ThsH:
sand Acres, being the Northern Half
of The Plantation of the late ,Abram D.
jones'. ST., bounded North by Lands of
Henry Brown deceased, and John
Brown deceased. East by Lands Of Mrs:
Srrah Ciplcs, deceased. South by tho
Southern Half of said Plantation, cor:
vcyrd to A. D. Jones. Jr., or, for his
benefit, npd West :by ,Wat'sgce Riye;
TERMS.-Tcn per 'ce,t Cash. bal
ance' IN credit Of one, two and three
years in equal Annual Ir'stalmentski,h
interest from date, payable annually,
secHrcd by bundaut gpod seruritiesand
NOR gage of premises Purchasers TO
pay for stamps and papers.
~ '.'" J. +. BOSWELL, S. K.'C.
Dec. 9. @1rr' 4t- q p,
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SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.
IN EQUITY Kershaw.

LIN GGG I'LL hOl SieIW'
Cunpin. ham aud Mellow, adIu RS. VS.
Rvbacca Cunningham, ct al.-Bl
Jor uyHmft~" dc.
In pursuance ot an order mace III
the abJvc cause, [ viii uHcl fur sulc b.
lurc the Court House in Camden un the
first Monday in january next, lhc Re-
Estate OF the late William =. Cunning
iian, dercascrl, Iu.%lt:
|. lis Lite RESIDENCE ut Liberty
Hill, being very desirable establish.
mynt, uu u tract Vi ono hundred acres
Of land.
=. The GOOSE NECK PLANrA-
TlON, un Siuslctons creek. III Key
shaw county, containing about lin,
hundred acr,s OF very valuable farming
lands.
3. The CEDAR CREEK MILL
PLACE, Oh Cedar creek, III Lancus'
ter county, cuutaiui"g about fourIcc"
hundred acres uf goOd cotton and curn
land.
Torms-Cash enough to pay exrcn
ses Of sale, balance I'll Il cIculL Ut one,
two and three years, with interest from
date, payable ANNUALLY, to be secured
by bond with two ur mUrc >cIurlIIcS,
and mortgage Vf the premises /" bc
suId. Purchasers " pay Tor stamps aud
p'pcrs.
J. D. DUNLAP, Receiver.
Dec. 9. 70 tt
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KERSHAW--In Equity.

John S. Huyhsun, proat: u.s. Sasan A.
Gibbes-Bll for foIerIDsusc.uu u,
In pursuance of d"crccial order In the
above cause. ! will ufsr ut public sale
before the Court House in. Camden, OIL
the lsr Monday in January next, that
desirable h"use and lot iu Camden now
occupied by Susrn a. Gibbcs, and
bounded N"rth by lot OF II G.. Roberts,
East BY Lylllctun street, West by lot
Of {. j. Shannon, South by lot of
Samucl 2. Ankcr, known as the Hugh.
son house.
Tcrms--0rc half Of purchase money
cash on dav IF sale, balaucc on credit Of
one year with interest from date, the
sauc tn C secured by bond with sure.
ties and mortgage If The premises. .''.
Purchaser to ply for stamps aud pa
pcrs. ---.-....
". q. LETTNER,
Special Master aud Receiver.
Dec O. At
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KERSHW,
lin the Probate Court.

Joel Housh, cs. Anus Eoush, ct. al.
Petition for partition Of Real Estate.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court tha, Amos ll"ugh, Picket lang,
and Henrietta, his wife, Nancy lluugh,
Thomas llou1h, aud Marsrct lI"u=h,
parties defendant to The ab"e pctiti"n,
are absent from and without The limits
of this State, 1t is ordered un motion Of
DrPas> e. Hay, Solicitors i"rpell'iu"cr<,
that the said defendants do plead, an
sNcr or dcmur, to the said petition
within forty days, or an ord pro con-
fcsso will hc taken against them.
J.F. SUTHERLAND, j. P.
Dec. Q. 5t.
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The l-resfuenr-s cIcssagc.

s. We have only time to publish brief
synopsis Of the message this week, It
having arrived by Tuesday nights mail.
The President begins by congratula-
ting the people upon the peace of the
country, both at home and abroad, re-
ferriug to the increase Of cductioral ia.
cilitics and manufactures.
81 Speaking of Georgia, he submits,
that it would be wise to authorize the
Governor of that State to convene the
Legislature and require the members
to subscribe the oath prescribed by the
reconstruction Acts, admitting none
who are ineligible under the 3rd clause
Of the Fourteenth amendment. He
recommended that Virginia's rcprcsen-
tatives be promptly admitted to their
seats in Congress.
The result of elections in Mississippi
not being known, he only hopes that
the acts of the Legislatures of those
States, will meet the approval of Con-
grcss, thereby closing the work of Re-
construction.
-. Speaking of the currency, he says,
1it is a duty ofthe government, and one
Of the highest to secure to its citizens
. 0 medium of exchange Of fixed, unva-
rying value" but says that an immc-
diate return to specie payments IS not
desirable, if practicable. His scheme
is to authorize the Treasury to redeem
its paper at fixed price whenever pre-
seutcd, Withholding from circulation all
currency so redecmable, until sold a.
gain for gold. He suggests removal
of tax on incomes, at reduced rate,
say, 8 per cent. that the taxes and rev.
enue from imports may be reduced from
sixty to eighty Millions per dnnum,
at once, and q further reduction as
the resources Of the country arc dcvel-
oped. In relation to finances, he says
that the estimates for the ensuing year
are more favorable for the government,
aud will show a much larger decrease
Of the public debt.
He refers to the strict neutrality Of
the United States towards Cuba and
Spain.
He says, in regard to foreign relations,
that the Alabama Treaty is the only
grave question which the United States
has any foreign powers.
Speaking of Coolies, he advises such
legislation as will forever "prccludc ell,
slavement of the Chinese upon our soil,
under the name of Coolies"
The state of Domestic affairs, INDIANS,
Qualifications, Post Office, Patent Office,
the freedmen, agriculture and the Sill
preme Court occupy the balance Of the
message.
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It is is asserted that the drou2hts
that were so frequent in Texas for many
years past have nearly erased, and that
several Seasons in succession have been
very fruitful. This change is aItrihu-
ted to the greater rainfall, causcd by
the cessation of prairie fires and in the
rrnwth of forests on the former bare
plains. Within a few years, immense
prairics have. e.been covered with large
trees, and the climate has in conse.
queuce, been sensibly modified. The
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theory "frain. ms c"nn' ctcd with forests,
las received decided confirmation from
the facts nbovc stated. Wh.rc forc:t is
have been cut down on the Alps,
droughts have subsequently occurred. on
tie pains of Italy, coupled with tlen,
five lrcshcts. In Texas, where the
forcsls 'havc grown up, the rainfall has
become more regular, and destructive
frcshets have ceased Agricultural pur-
suits in 'Texas, it asserted. will be pro.
moed by this change, aud the culliya,
tion of the soil will bc substituted for
cattle raising Farms will take the
place of ranches, and instead 6f'im.
mcnsc herds, owned by one person, the
number of horses aud CONS will be moro
equally distributed. .s...
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THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN. DECEMBER 8, 1869.
Sales Duy.

Last Mondcy witnessed the largest
sale of property that has taken place
since the war. There were some six
thousand acres of land sold at price of
about $4,000. Some of the most val
liable lands in tie District were sold,
belonging to the Estates Of Col. James
Chesnut, Halle and others. Many of
our country friends were in town.
Freedmen participated to considerable
extent in the purchases.
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Kentucky MULES.

will have Il dove good Mu'cs in
Camden by Christmas, dir, Ct from Ken
lucky. Those intending TO buy Mules
this wiutGr, aic iIIvi cd TO call aud lauE
at minc immediately on their arrival,
before txl .cnscs get up on them. The,
will Lc exhibit. d at Mdg Is s;ablcS.-
will surply the planters of this county
with n.u cs as low as any other Drovcr.
for cush or on short credit by giving
you'd acceptance
J 4 ARMSTRONG.
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licnce be abused? To what extent will
these mrn carry their insolence and I'M
pudcnrc ?-CO.nmGm IHG"ir.:
From the Charleston Courier.

Aiessrs. Editors Herewith please
tiad circular to all of I he numerous
Agricultural Sncities. of this State. Its
design is unscI6sh, and for the manifest
good of the whole. a publication in
your Journal and in the country papers
is requested ; for Il list of the numerous
associations and their Post Offices are
not at conrnaud. l am authorized to
say that if the names of the societies or
titles of designation, the names OF the
Presidents or Secretary of each with
their Post office, be forwarded to the
Rmal Carolinian, page will be appro-
priatcd for their insertion free.
In connection with Immigrants com.
ing TO this point, Mr.. Walker, the Bri.
ti>h Crnsul, made very proper sueg's.
,ion to Inc, Wi: That a building OF
suitable capacity ought 70 be provided
Tor their temporary accommodation
This can be done with very small expense,
by an arrangement fora place ON or
near or other Of the wharucs. 1t is net
unlikely thnt the Chamberof Commerce
and Board of Trade, in conjunction,
would make this judiciOus provision.
Few can now doubt, that the Mong5-
liam race from China, are coming in
large numbers to this country, as la
borcrs. The evidences arc clear, that
the party of Great Moral Ideas, of the
North, who dictated Southern recon-
struction, and generalization of labor,
are moving in the matter. The manu-
facturers need labo,crs. Housokcepers
need help, and commerce and trade
wants more cotton.
Yours,
WM. NJ. LAWTON.
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A MODEL WAGoN.-Mr. A. Race,
has just completed an improved T rm-
wagon, that has mary advantages over
the cumnron plantation wagon. There
arc no holes drilled through the axles,
thereby, getting the whole strength "l
wood and iron. Tie Body is made Sc
as to increase the height, and also cx'
tend at the top, thereby adapting itsclt
to hauling cotton in 'he seed, straw
leaves, &C., as well rs heavier loading
1t will, no doubt, recommend itself at
first sight to any cotton planter as le'
ing superior to the ordinary wagon, for
a cotton plantation. 1t will be deliver
cd, in few days TO C"l Finuey, ut So
cicty Hill, for whom it was built.
Chera1 Democrat.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
SuEnIFFs OFFICE,

CAMDEN, S. G., Nov. 29,yls69."
VIII be suld at the residence of John
J. Nelson, Sixteen miles Wet Of
Camden, on Tuesday, tie l4th day Of
December, inst, commencing at i
o o'clnck, NJ, Two Bags Cotton, Small
Lot Seed Cotton, Unc Hundred Bush
els Corn, more or less, Small Lot Peas,
Shucks, Three Stacks Fodder, Lot If
Cotton Seed, consisting ofabout Three
Hundred Bushels. Levied upon as
as tho property of John j. Nelson, at
the suit of VIM. G. Dukes, & Go. -
j. p. BOSWELL, s. X. c.
Dec. 2. u
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MASONIC.

THE Regular Communication of her
shaw Lpu.c No. 20,, A.. F.. NJ, vii
be held at their Lodge BONN oa Tues
day next, at I ocl,ck, =. NJ.
a pumc,ual attendance Of the mrm-
bcrs is solicited, as business OF lmpor-
tancc will be transacted.
j. A. SClIR0Ck, Sc'cy.
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SheI.inS Sales.

vi
CAMDEN, :. g.. Dec /, 1869.
Will be sod hcIorc The Cou,t House
Door in Camden, Oh Wednesday. the
22nd inst, One Bale C"lt"n. Levied
on as the property Of Benjamin Tin-
mcy, at rhr suit of s. j. Benton, to sat
i.fy Warrants nn Lien.
J. 2. BOSWELL, S. X. C.
Dec. 8. 2t.
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Assiglnee's Notice.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In tho matter of ID. w JORDAN, Bank

ID lHc IIa1tel UI u. W JUKDAN, DuhK
iups.
BY virtue ofan order obtained in the
above case, nll creditors holding liens
against the estate OF said Bankrupt, ,urc
ordered to prove the same before VI. l..
Clnwson, Reg ster, at lorkyillr within
one month from the date 1T the first
publication or to BE- dcbarred from any
benefit under the decree of distribution
to be made
49,. JOHN KERSHAW, Assignee.
Nov. IL. 3t.
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MARRIED-On the evening Of the
first instant, by the Rev. j. johnson"
ARTHUR p. LINING, Of Charleston, to
Matte E., daughter Of Col. Wm. NJ.
Shannon, of Camden.
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Ono Tract of Land in Kcr<haw County,
on Head Waters of Little Beaver Dam,
coniairins Eighty Acres more or less.
h,nndcl S"rfh by lands Jno NJ Shaw,
West by lan'l Hardy Thorn, North by
lands nf the Es'atc OF Paricrcc DrBruhl
and Est by lands nfihc same. Levied
on 80 The property IF thc Estate of IInr.
dy Thorn, deceased, at the suit Of Jas.
Il. Them.
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Dc. g..
Horses! Horses!

4 Lot of fine Kentucky Saddle and
Harness llur>cs. For sac at Roe S
Stables. Also, some ch ap Farm llur.
scs. Here fora few days "ny.
YANDYKE 4 LAWS.
Deb 9. 1t
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by virtue Of the same order, Tract
NJ. Of Pcrry's lands; in KcrshaV
County, near Liberty Hill, containing
two hnn'lred and tiflysix acres, bound.
cd north by tract. No. 2 of rPertyis
lands, east 10y lands Of the estate okY
&. Cunningham, south by Sipeleton's
crr"k. and w,st ~ Waierce rircr-
Sold on account nd at the risk Gf'the
former purchaser. is ,a.r - nl'p !,
Tcrms-Onc third cash. the balance
on credit of ono .wo and three years,
with interest from date, with approved
personal securities and mortgage Ut
property. Purchasers to pay for stamps
aud papers. .-... ''l-',
j. P. BOSWELL, S. K. c.
Dec. G. 4t
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One Six Acre Lnt with large and COM
mn,lium. rc>idcnc" thereon, in the vii.
l,gc of Liberty Hill. in this ccuufv. 22
MILES aboyc Camden. bounded West bv
the main rua,l. East by lands Of A D
Jones. South by j y rnret"n. Levied
on as III" property of Henry r Brown
decreased. at The suit of J"hn D. Ken.
nchy, Assignee If Jno Brown.
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SlaeriT,s Sale.

BY virtue of u Dccrelul Order, made
by the Court VT Equity, will be sold
brfure the Court House in Caldcn on
the first Monday in january next Q
following property, to.wit: ! s'Z' '.,si
une Lot in the village Of Liberty
Hill, K r>haw county, containing nine
acres, with desirable rc,idence there
un, bounded north. south and west by
estate lands uf John Browo, cast aud
west by lands Of Vim. Dixon. .a~,I7
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One Tract of Lrnd situate in Kershaw
County, containing One Hundred and
Fifty Acres mure or less, BOUNDED North
by lands IF Il. Anderson, South BY
lands of Charles Pcrkin@. East by lands
of Estate II os Elliott and Charles Per.
kins, West by lands -Eatatn-uL- Pulien &C
DcBrmhl. Levied on az the property of
Hardy Thorn, deceased, a; the suit o!
Jas X Thorn.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SuERlfF's OFriCE.

CAMDEN, ). o., Dec. 10, 1852.
DY virtue OF sundry wr,s Off. ia. to
- nc directed and lodged, I viii
proceed to sell in front of. the Court
House in Camden. on The first Mon1ay,
and third day of January next, within
the legal hours of sale, the iollowing
mentioned and described property to.
wit:
One valuable I'lamptiom'i in Kcrshaw
County, near Cam 'cn, fyihg on North.
Eas, side of the Waterce, River, sub
divided into Six Tracts. :
Tract No. l, containing scveuty;fse
Acres
Tract No. 2, containing Hslstr Five
Acres. a'-. ... .. .. .:.a... .i
Truct No. 8, containing Fifty Nine
Acres, 30, ,... ..' ...l
Tract No. !, containing Sixty Eight
Acres. ''.'
Tract No. 5, containing Ninety Four
Acres. . @.' "."... ..
Tract No. 6, containing One Hun
dred and Twcn'y Two. Acres.
Said Lands bounded East by Charles.
ten Roaa ard Pine free Creek, Srurh
by Lands Of Gen. J:rs. Che.nut, West
by Watcrce River, North by the Great
Road, leading from Camden TO Camden
Ferry. Levied on rs the property of
Henry W. DeSaussure, 'dcceasr'l, at the
suit Of Jno. NJ. DcSaussurc, Trustee, ct
al I'll.
Six Hundred and Twenty Nine Acres
OF Land near Camden on East side #
Wa,crcc River, bounded West by W.
terec River, South By Ferry Road, East
by Camden, North Jamcs Dunlap.
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One Tract in Kershaw County, East Of
Camden. known as the Halle Place con-
tanning Five Hundred and Forty Seven
Acres, bounded West by Juhu McRac,
Nurth By DR. zcmp.
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One lot in Kirkwo'd with large
and comm"dious residence lirc;enn,
confirming 81 Acres. bounded North,
by K,rkwom! Springs Branch, West by
Mrs Brcvard, South by W. 7. M'rrill.
Levied IN as the property Of H.fW.
DcSaussurc. dec cd at the suit of John
VI. DcSaussurc. Trustee and others.
TERMS-Onc Third Cash. balance
on one, tw" and three years time, inter
est from date with approved personal
surety and msrtgagn of premises.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

Tn Town Of Camd"n, Lots Nos. 1899
and 1862, having front "n Broad ST.,
Of jG feet. rlnning bark E1st to Market
Street. h"undeA Nnrlh by Lots 1910
and 1861, Sou'h by Lots No. 1868 aud
1893. Levied IN and to be sold a< the
rrnrcr'y of F. !. Oaks. Ads. j. d.
Dunlap, G. E. X. H.. by order Of Court.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09

One raluahlr Trrct uf Lrnd in Krrshaw
r"nn'y. 6 miles East Of ] liberty Hill. IN
East side Of Wa,rrrc River. Containing
One Thnusanl Acres, bounded West
hv Watrrcn River, SouA by lands of
J"hn Brnwn, Fast by lands \ D james
AMI North by lands Jesse Kilg"re. ! o.
WED npnn as the property "f Henry r
Brown, deceased. at the snit of Jno D
Kennedy. A<sinncr Of JOAN Brown.
Terms Cash, purchasers to ray for
stamps. parr's.
J. =. BOSWELL, S. X. C.
Dec 9. At