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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11

A BASS FIDDLE The young men
of the Camden String Binl make mu-
sic for The public on all occasions when
their services are desirel, and that too
without reward or the h2pa Of reward
Well, they now want a bass violin
which will cost thirty odd dollars. Who
Is he that has soul who Will not con
tribute something to fund for that
purpose?
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BURNT To DEATH A colored wo.
msn living on the farm cf Mr. Geo. 5
Rh.mc, near town, went away iroa
nome on Saturday, leaving her lltti,
daughter, eish, years Of a5e, in charge
+ the house. When sh3 returned, she
ound the little g,sl SO baily burst thai
she died in less ;han twenty -four hours
M1rsl--bcxare Of leaving young chill
Iren in charge OF your houses.
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Blankets, Opera Flannel, Plain
ard Twilled Flannels, Cloths and
Cassimercs in large variety, very
cheap, at IL. Baruch' 's.-Avt

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Saturday.
as Mrs Sarah II. Dabney and her son, Dir.
7. j. Dabney, were going out Of town
On their way home, their horse became
frightened, when in front of Mr.. James
Jones, at a number Of colorei boys vho
were behaving in an unseemly manner,
aud running against u trce Mar Mr.. W.
G. Gerald's store, demolished the wagon
and threw Mrs. DabYey and her son
to the ground, stunning the Latter, and
hurting the former SO badIy as to rem
der the attention Of physician ncces.
sary. We have not seen DR.. \. \.
Moore, the physician in charge, but
learn that he says her shoulder was
fractured By the fall.
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The entertainment on Thursday eve.
ning-all the performers being juvc-
niles, under the direction of a lady who
has already placed the town under last
ing obligatiuns to her-promises to be
the most interesting Of the season. Pro.
cecds to be presented to ,hs kershaw
Guards. See card elsewhere, and be
sure to 20.
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\ full line of Black Alpacas just
received. and offered extremely low,
at III. Baruch s.-Avt

INSTANCES OF LoAGEvlTY.-Wc t
cave in Kcr,haw county four brothers
Me.srs. Eli, Levi, Matthew and Beuja'
min West, whose ages aggregate two
hundred and nincty,fve Years. They
are aged respectively eighty, seventy.
six, seventy-lour and sixty-live years
They are all hale aud hearty, and ever
the eldest, Mr.. Eli West, plousheC
through the las, summer. Long may
they live for their countiys good.
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Ho for Christmas. A large stock
of fancy Goods suitable for Christ
mas Gifts a, II. Baruch s.-.Ayt

CHANGE OF FIELD.-l;-v. A. NJ
Chrietzburg, Presiding L der Of the
Sumter Circuit for the last folr years,
preached his farewell sermon at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
1t was an abls, instructive and cloqucn;
discourse from tn. text: " The iald is
world" Mr.. C. VII carry with hinl
10 bis rev field Of labor thu best vishe:
no, Of bis Churches alone, but Of host:
If friends throughout his circuit.
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PINElREE.--A meeting was held at
DuBosc's Mill last Saturday, at which
initiatory steps were taken towards form
ing Volunteer Infantry Company.
1t will be seen by the notice in these
columns, that another meeting towards
the same end will take place at Mar
shall's Church, Thursday, 10Th Instant,
at ! o'clock. A. NJ.
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CoNvICTED.-keith S. Villepigue
tried in the u. S. Court Low sitting II
Columbia, for violating the internal
revenue laws, was convicted Saturday
Up to last accounts he had not been
sentenced. The other parties, W. L.
Gaskins, C. w. A. Roache and Wash.
,ng,on Drakeford, colored, were dis
charged.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

OFFICIAL PApE2.-On Thursday
last the Contract for the ofirial adrer-
Using Of the Board Of Couu'y Commits
sioners was awarded the CAMDEN Jour
NAL, we proposing to print the adver-
tisemcnts of the Board for the ensuing
wear free of charge Any other paper
has the right to do the same thing
If it likes.
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WHENCE THE News 1T was re-
ported in Camden the other day, that
Representative Gather had been ar
rested in Columbia, but upon what
charge was not stated. Not having OBJ
served anything on the subject in our
daily exchanges, we presume the report
was without foundation.
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We invite attention to the card Of the
Ladies, which will be found in another
column. They are going to give fair
for the benefit OF the Kcrshaw Guards,
and they want everybody to come with
full purse and invest freely.
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PgRsoNAL.-Col. S. :. Solomons,
Superintendent of the So,;h Carolina
Railroad. vas in Camiea on Wedncs-
day.
We were pleased to meet tie other
day, Mr.. i. c. Logan, Tie sopular trav-
cling agent Of the Charleston ,Nsr' and
Courier, who w@s on 4 brief visit to our
town.
Hon. ". y. LEIrNER vas in a'ten-
dance upon the L. S Court in Golun..
b;a last week, rs the counsel CT Keith
5. V.liericue
Mcs.rs. W. l.. and j. w. DcPa>s eft
for Columbia yesterday, on professional
business,
Mr. j. Duncan Snaw went to Charles
ton yesterday, as delegate from Lynch.
wood Lodge, \. +. W., to the Grand
Lodge.
Gen. J. D. Kennedy, Capt. James ]
V.ilcpisae and II. e. Garrison, Esq,
loft yesterday FOR Charleston, WHITTIER
they 20 to a;tcad the meeting of the
Granl Lodge, \. T. NJ, as delegates
from Kcrshaw Lodge 10. %.
Mr.. William V. Dick, formerly OF
Sumter, hut now Of the enterprisins
house Of Wulburn & Pic.er, Charleston,
was in Camden last week.
Mr.. WIN. II. Hudson, the popular
Kcntuchian, is on visit to Camden.
lie viii remain some day, in our midst.
E,bt Erice, E-1, Of Knox county,
Team, arrived the otter lay. lie viii
return soon to Tennessee.
OFF TO CoNFfHEXCE.--Rcvs. \. NJ.
Chrir'zburs. A J. S;o1c', c. W. Whit
nan aud j. g. Bi-scll left yesterday for
the Annual Conference.
Rcvs. 4. j. Stokes ana }. G.. Bissc!i
anl families spent a few days with rela
tives in Camden before Q ing to Confer
eucc. Many friends Of tie latter were
disappointed at n,l hearing hm preach
in the Methodist Church Sunday night.
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PREAcuERs-Thc Methodist Church
in Camden was favored with the pres.
ence Of ministers Sunday, there being
10 less than slx in attendance: Messrs
thrictzburg, Whitman, Stokes, Bis'ell
.ni Ariael brmhcrs. Mr.. G Chrietzburs
preached in the morning, aud Mr., Ariael
at night.
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ncrsi,aw-in tIie Probate Court

Ustatc Of Martha lIiuc.son.
Whereas. ". :. n,liIuger has applied
to me for Letter, OF Administration CT all
AMI singular the goods ani ch.itoIs. rights
and credits Of Martha Iiirchs,m, laicYi the
sa county, dccra ''i.
These are. therefore, to ciie and admon-
isl nil and singular the kindred aud cred
itors oi the sad deceased. 10 4 pear before
me m a Court uf i'rohlic to h. holden on
the DIST day Of Dec. 1871, t. Show cause
if any they have, why said administration
should not bc granted.
Given mier r,y hani AMI seal. this
9th dpy of December. \. u 1&'I.
JF. SUTHERLAND, ]. p.
Dsrrnbev ii ~
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HAppY.-We have in Camden, a
man who boasts that he is the happle't
poor man on the habilab!c globe. He was
in fine spirits when he made the dec'a-
ration-very much as he was when. in
October, 1876, he said that he would
not be satisfied with less than forty
thousand majority for Hampton.
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Call for the so cent = button Kid
Gloves, in all desirable shades, at
II Baruch s.-Ayt

BEAUTfFUL.-On Saturday evening,
between seven and eight O'Clock, a par
tial conjunction Of the moon and the
planet Venus occurred, the lower point
of the new moon passing party over the
face Of the star. TIL, spectacle was
grand, and was observed by many Ter'
Snna
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To BE RAPFLED.-Amoug many 9TH
cr articles to be rafflad at the approach
ing fair, NAV be mentioned two fine
sewing machines, contributed by Messrs.
Nathi, and Marshall, and one extra fine
double barrclled sho. gun by DR.. j. A.
Young.
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In DEMAND.-For the last ten days
or more, fire wood has been in gre de-
mand. and those who are engaged in
the business have evidently adc more
than expenses.
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A BILL to amend the acts extending
the limits Of the towns IF Camden and
Lancaster Was presenteiin the House
of Representatives on Thursday, by Mr..
Erwin, of Lancaster. and referred to
the Committee on interpretations.
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SrocK.-Thas cnierprsing trader,
and clever citizen, Nelson Newman,
Esq, passed through Camden last week
with a large drove of cattle, sleep, &c.
lie was on his way to Columbia, where
he usually disroses Of his stick.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11

CHEERING Tho proprie'ors Of the
Journal are profoundly thankful fer
the We Is Of cheer that they hear on
every hand. They have simply to ga!
that they hore to merit the continued
good VII. and patronage Of tie publ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11

80 TO Ir We nean tie Fair, to be
esvco by the ladies or the 18th, 18th
and 10th of this month The proceeds
sis be applied to the purchase Of uni-
forms for the kcrshaW Guards.
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How to buy ten dollar Christmas
present with only seven'y-dve cents IN
available cash, is the question which
will soon present itself to the brave
y,uus man who has sweetheart.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-12-11

TnANKs.-We are nndrr renewed
obligations to our Congressman, Hon
John ii. Evins, for COPIES of the Con-
cressional Record, al d Of the Report
Of the Commissioner Of Agrcu ,ure.
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Is \ GIN DR.. $. Barucii was cali
cd yesterday to attend Mr. John Bran
non, four miles south al town, ~ho had
his right arm. from lis e.bow to lis
wrist, terribly laccra;cd in his gin. Al
though exceedingly painful and severe,
his wounds are not necessarily danger
nMS
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Corsets are sold remarkably cheap
1t II. Baruch' 's.-Avt

WAnrED.-lhe County Commission-
FRS want 4 man who is sufficiently ac-
quaiuted with figures u tell how to
make two spot catch nine spot. y
iho Highest Price will be paid for such
a genius.
The board have a BIZ garment to cut
out of small quantity Of cid,h-or
much debt to pay with little money.
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The largest and decidedly cheap
est stock of Boots and Shoes that
can be found in Camden, at II. Ba-
ruch' 's.-Ayt
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A DISAPPOINTMENT Everybody
who went down to the Workman lot on
Monday fir the purpose Of witnessing
the free ,al,oon ascension was disaP-
pointed. The thing d!dn't 20 up at all.
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4 NEW SlGN-MesSrs. krA!ey q
Sml.h have had handsome s'sn erect
cd in front Of their store. It was painted
BY Mr.. y. thomson.
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DELINQUENT LANDS Under instrCc-
tions from the Comptroller General, the
County Auditor, Maj r. f. Sill. has
postponed the sales of lands upon which
.hc taxss have net been pad until the
I;9,h Of this month. The list of land-
10 be sold will re appear in our next is
sue.
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MAR EHEle.

On thc tvcr,ng o; the e;h instant, by
Rev. Nj. Curtin. at thc residence Of the
brides father. MIR. L. w. Hammond an !
Miss Margaret Raley, d1ug'tcr Of William
Ealcy, E>q all of kersaaw.
On the evening OF the 9th instant. at the
residence Of the brides ilther. ~ Rev. I.
". Munnerl,n, Mr. joseph Dell. Of
Lownlcs county, Alabama. to Mss h'uie,
el'cs, daughter Of Mr.. \. \. llnckatee,
Of kcrshaw county. ;. Z.
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In the " Ladies Department" You
will find an assortment Of trimmed
and untrilamel Hats, Ladies Under
wear at II. Baruch s.-Ays

OUT or Ills JURIsD!crIoN--On
Saturday evening an en'erp'i'ing ncf-
chant, whose store is situated on upper
Broad street, and who thought he had
Il ca.c against his more cnterprising
ncighbor who docs business lower down
town, rushed into the Office Of Major
Sill. Town Marshal, and iu The mos,
excited manner exclaimed "Machcr :.
Nachcr :. hab Won kas3 vor you.
Mein customers, dey comes IN meiu
.ch;orc vor "a trade, aud -, he has
Won man a drummer yor him, unl he
bulls mviu customers a'ay vrom mcin
.chtore, ua1 dakos dem down der
schtrect "a IS sch,o.c. Now. |
wants zu know uf he kan do dose dings
wilout he got lis ii2en.e?' The ac-
commodating Marshal Ecard Tic case a-
stated by the complainant, and decided
that it was out 0! his jurisdiction.
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SclRcE The snppiy OF corn In
Camden is very limited. aad the demand
great. Western corn was commanding
s1.3O per bushe! last week.
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ATrRAcrIvE.-Tho coating on tie
front Of DR.. Younss Store is quite az
trac:iye, aud refe is credit upon the
PAINTER. Mr.. John G. Wolst.
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A full line of Hosiery for Ladies,
Misses and Children very cheap at
il. Baruch' 's.-Avt
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Estate Sale.

Ey rclmi,sioa of J. 7. sutherland. Judge OF
prhn1'c kcrshaw cnnntv. viii 81 ,tt the sec
oa.l H):dtv IN December next. ~ tn 'aniIt.ou
of the late Eurre., A!hc-t. d'ccrs' "a of he
psr>9aal property of saiddcclscd. ,'"elstng of
Mules. Horses, IItiir, Hogs, ltnrschOld aad
Al, ,.n Furniture aati other aftic.'s.
r:aHS-'iWcufN-H dollars aGd u er. cash.
over thai ai..ldut. oae-ihi:i bash urd balance
IN ihiity. SiNly and Ninety ddF-. n -, interest
frnih date. Notc ana approve. : G.. lily. with
RUtSHEI - ! RT.
uovept3 Alm'g r.iit" II. A. .cr; deed.
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TAG cotton Jslr,lct.

Notw:t| t|stanl,ng ;h-l lhc'c has been
as yet no diminntion in rtcHlpt~. We are
glad to report decide improvement
in the lric. Of c";ton during tae past
week, with vsry iiim uiT.et. The
grads are becoming NOR, yari,d, how
ever, and We rcpor! prices ranging f OIL
81 to l0i cents. Tie later for mid,
ding. Sales for the week 763 bales; fol
the month Of November 3,0l3 bales.
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BgISX.-It is said that cotton steal
ing is brisk in the county. Efforts 10
capture the tAiqves are gcncral'y un-
successful.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

Columbus West 20 Names Bau' NJ Uo'-
man Baum, merchants, tva":H" rJ..er
TIE irm name of Baum brother.
Mortgage of Real and PERSON. ! ,.e:'r.
By virtue Of n clause contain. III ~ ,'e
mortgage. Authorizing tie sole TIC liY"'-
gagged promises in ease Of dofaE!' Of pm
men. of the consideration for 'ii,h III
NOR; gage was given, vii! sci, ~ .fo'' =.
the Court House in Garden. CT :he e.
Monday in January next. al q "'"'e,
parcel or irac, of lard situated ~ i- IA
ters Of Flat Rock creek, in The cruHi" of
Kcrshaw AMI STATE of South Car9nur. cou-
tanning enc hundred acres move ~ lc.s.
and bounded north hy lands Q: Anderson
Cauthen and Amos Fauihen1e'ry. ers' -
lands of Henry West. soGih L. 'r'ls -
Nathaniel Gay AMI west by lar i 9 J.. =.
Stephenson. Also, ono two-hci-c "aecu.
Terms cash.
lecitd W. II. billings. hl at.
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Mems Unlaundried Shirts, the
hest goods for the money to be
found i'll Camden, at II. Baruch's.
Avt
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X e. YJTNG. i$AA' YOUNG.
YCUEG BROS,
Harness, Boots, Shoes, &c.

Made or repaired at the shortest notice
and in the most durable manner.
The highest price paid FOR RIDES of ali
descriptions.
Give ~ call. ono door west of the
r,.,,g;c. C,uJ,n. C., decllti
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On Tuesday andf Wednesday evenings
commencing at 7:30 O'Clock. The Fancy.
Refreshments and Fruit Tnt les will bc sup
piled with AL that taste can desire or the
market affords. and we alvise all those
who intend to aid Sar;u Caus in the dis
tribution OF favors TO patrOnizc the Fair.
The marked features of the occasion will
he post Office, where an attentive official
will bc found at his post: cigar stand. tc
supply lovers Of the weed with all they
may need; Jacobs well, gypsey fortune
teller, and all other attractions. We hope
hat our comIaunity will prove themselves
no les energetic than onr n"ighbors OF
Sumter and that-the Kershaw Guards will
feel tina. Ill are interested in their prosper
i;y.
Dinner will be served on Wednesday and
Thursday, tho l9ih AMI 2jth instants, nt
from to o'clock p. NJ.
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Window Shades aul Fixtures at
II. Da.uch' 's.-Avt
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TO BE RAFFLED.

Among other good things will he found
n Two horse Wagon, q Moore 4 Harris
Greech-loading shot Gun, laminaied steel
barrel, Baby Carriages, Sets Of China.
Vases. large Fruit takcs, etc.
\ Wheeler & Wilson and Singer SeS-
ing Machine will also he rallied, Mcssrs
Marshall and Mathis having contributed
ihe amount OF their Commissions to the
Fair funl. dtcit-2t
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Sbawls! Shawls! at greatly re-
duced prices at II. Baruch's Dry
Goods Emporium.-Avt
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Notice.

Thirty days afi s- the 'ate o; tbs notice,
if not called for before the expiration O.!
that time. will sell at public auction a
II. of Mackcrcl. now lying in the depot
the South Carolina Eal!roa Company, con-
signed TO "oi,ler of \. =. liuggins,"
Il II. ANDERSON, Agent.
December !. ISL, 1t
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Bear in mind that you can always
purchase goods cheaper than the
cheapest at the extensive Dry Goods
Establishment of II. Baruch.- h.-Avt
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NE.Y ADVERTISEMENTS.
isr. a. W. ssaj5siEIa'.

HAVING LOCATED IL CAMDEN, :. G., oFrrRs
MS rR0TEs 'IoSiL SERVICES To
THr PEOPLE oT THIS rLtCg
ANn VICINITY.
rssy~ Office. next door to that o. Trial
Iustice DePass. dccll-;m
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Undershirts Undcrshirts . Gem
uine Bargains at II. Baruch's 's.-Avt
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&EaEil;E.aE NOTICE..

We rcques! our f.icnis O. tie Tine Tree
ani Oakland Cluhs to nec, At Marshall :
Church on Thurs lay, 20lh instant, 1T II Al.
m. to forward The organization Of . Nolun-
untccr Infantry Company, commenced It
DuBosc's Mil, n the Sth Instant. \ iu.I
and promy, attendance is requested
II. X. DrBD$E.
Il. I. MCtCH.
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Sheriff. Sales.

II. c. Salmond, Trustee, vs. John Whita-
ler, Executor, and James L. Reed-Ex-
ccu,ion.
Ey virtue Of above execution, will sell
in front Of the Court House in Camden, on
the first Monday in January. 1873, the fol-
lowing tracts of land:
One tract of Twelve acres, Immediately
north of Camden, on Beaver Greek road,
bounded north hy lands OF Mrs. Margaret
Whitaker, deceased, east by lands late Of
William Netlle>, sou,h and west by lands
Of ilrs. Margaret Whitaker, deceased: con-
veyed by William \ Net,!es 10 John Whit
akcr
0ae tract Of thirAy-t!rce acres, adjoining
same. veg; of Beaver Creek II ~. 'rndcd
Gori!i by land of W. C. :. El-g3e- "a.' ~
Beaver Greet; rool. south aAj west - md
of Mrs. Margaret Whitaker. dee ease,.; con-
veyel ~ William \. Ne;iies 10 .'olrl Witt
aker.
0nc tract Of ffty-seYcn &C 'cs, bounded
north by lands 4 W. {. Ell:rfe, '-.st hy
ianls OF Mrs Margaret Whdta. de-
ceased. south ny lands late ct .jamc. I'M
inp and John Cautey. end west ; y ~ oi
L. b. Can;ey. conveyed TO said t,'l. Whit
aker By James Dunap. decease
Levied upon rs The properl:y Of JVi n
Whitaker Mt the sn;t or II. {. Sa!moHd,
trustee. Terms cash.
decll-3t JOHN rOBY, s. &c.
Y. b. Smith, Administrator Nary :. Saith,
deceased. vs. :. J. Yates, George st.y
AM Henrietta Seay. parties 10 iu!erc>'-
Order for sale OF real estate.
by an order directed 20 rue rrom his
Honor J. 7. Su;hcrlrnd, Judge ot = ,h,.e,
10 the above enniiel cause, VIII Seii n
the first Monday liz January next. ct 'he
Court House in Camden, the following
town lots, viz: Lots No. 34!. 3i2. 81. 3if,
BAG. 3f7, 3.9. $40 GAL, GI2. CAB. 81. ,l',
and GAG. thc said lots being situated sorth
Of the residence Of s. II. B!odgc!, en King
street, in the town Of Camden.
Terms cash. join D0BI,
decll l-3t 5. Il. &.
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Carpets. Carpets Rugs. Rugs
at III. Baruch s.-Avt
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J. y. Dunlap. Receiver. VS.. King Perkins
Mortgage Of Real Estate.
By virtue of an order Of foreclosure IL
hove stated case, TO mc directed. VII.
sell in ,ront of tho Court Horse n Camden,
on the first Monday in .l"rnary next. p"
that tract OF .lanl, situated in The county
Of kershaw, containing two hrndrec att.
twenty fcur pa acres. and bounded north
by lands oc Moore and Monroe, cast hy
tract M. ii CT the Chesn'i lin6s. south by
an's OF James Levy and II. {. SAlmond.
anl wes hy lands of ElvMi Perkins.
Said lands to he sold in parcels
Tcrms--0re-half cash i baja?cc IN one
and two years.
JOHN DOHY. $. &c.
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J. j. Dunlap, Receiver. -. Larry VII
l;ams-Morigage OF real t.;a:e.
Is virtue OF an order OF forec'p-rro ~
The aiovc stated case. To nc dircc,ai. VIII
sell in front Of tho Court IIousc - Cs"'''e",
on the first Monday in January next, all
that tract of land situated in tie c.uft. II
Eershaw. containing two hu:'~"'' ard
,hiriy-ninc acres. and bourdei ng:'H Wy
lands ct estate of Mark Sik'. "sr' by
lands of Dr. Deas, south NY lan''' NJ "m.
Ellerbc. and west ~ lands Of AZ. Ia {.
Terms -Onc.half cash ha.ar"' j. "re
anil two years. JOHN y y,
dcclltd :. \. q.
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