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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
Tie Hhig presses NJ Fnuli!

The Whu presses at distance have caught the slang
which has been idly uttered here and re-echoing it
with the facility Of the cuckoo Even the n lntell.
;5encer challenges any impartial man TO deny, that the
cefat Of the Wings in Virginia is TO be attributed
their inaction. The National Gaze,ie repeats the
sang-decarcs in peEemptGsy terms, without one atom
of evidence, that the Virginia election has been
RED for Mr. Van Buren, by the utter supinencss, indf
ference and remssness Of the Whigs"-and calls upon
Them in The Of the party, 10 explain upon
what grounds they gave away the vote OF Virginia,
and whether eectua action is TO be expected from
Them when the candidate comes from the red soil, in
which Mr.. Randolph OF happy memory, seemed 10 con-
crive Presidents could alone be found"
We tell the National Gazette OF once that the Wings
have not gccn array the vote Of VirginafoE The best
at the account of the vote We have beat them by
majority of 7009-a thousand more than We estimated
last sprng-and from 10 5000 more than the Wing or
rontously calculated the spring vote 10 be. The Wings
counc possibly have made up this jory-Ihey could
not have mustered 1000 votes more in the Common
wealth The election, oo has also been thin one
parts. In of the counties, party complains just
heavily ofIhcir friends not turning OUT as the
The fact is, Virginia is decidedly against the Wings
and it idle complain of what they could not prevent
Virginia has to blush for the course she has
pursued. She has taken the man. who she honestly be-
eves will carry out her principles. She has taken him
upon principle alone. She has put all sectional fcling,
and all State pride behind her She has, in the spirit OF
the Union, gone for candidate beyond The Poomac--
and refused her vote to OF her naive born as
Prssidcn-and two of her native born Vice Pre-.
sidents She will exert herself for the worthes candi-
date come as he may, from another State with much
activity as when she from her own red soil" If
this any rcproach to her. in the eyes of the Phade
pia Editor she has the consolation of rejecting, that
she has done her duy without regard 10 his oP;nIon.
She has given vote freely to Martin Van Buren,, from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

W. ulr;tnd rlIl III printed letter. l'P:cEn .'.,sd
farn.is !om an individual in Ii'ls CITY, Is +,
that rresdcnl Jackson has concluded 10 the
wDs'sx IN his M a ,ns claims
as pe"sy e F Fs'5a r ~ Fn ssi
That originated pI W., deem j, duly the public
s're'"n. IT, is 40 fun,al;nn trr this extraordinary
s'aIcm'"r Ar CAr.spr JnSEs Of the Navy. lett tins
CITY IN "Wednesday evening last ter kn:lo" ~; p""''
r,sr : ,ir, is about 10 iss,ic Gy cen! pirccs Of
.,, ,,,' b.,utiHI! co:n..c--FhI .f3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22


- H. f,c.,-nl Eank mud ,ha, such large sum- as one
million Of dollars may be em"lyed encourage pnNIG
canaI<. and S,,pr95i r;c sc": BY EMPLOYING I'm.
,,,;,.s :, ,t Su;, ayr r.::< wilt DC in,rc benefited
th., r. l..<i,,: il. tie Cr,'7ni Bank, Whra hr PRO
Nor , comes ;,r III, .i,+ci>st al ;!:S important sub.
pct shall fl ra:"r> "''; :u!'ina' e'!h' KS
un, :, .r,r. ;ra,ry. Il! .y.v.1 shat should he Frlr
raj fnrp- ,.n ry: c"! on " States !''r tic surplus
revenue deposited viii; hrm Which, '"i'rrc, Will n2
be ,h, case very s., ;;org:a :si hc mile To c":i''
with the call reud: than anY ether State /" '''
Uuion
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Present Van Buren, mi.

To be beard FROM Lee and Tylcr-anh parts Of 'Gazs'
well and Braxton-and no Wing county to come i'll
(not speak Of 30 votes which have been lost IN
The county Of Pncahnnlas for want Of the ComnisoA'
crs Returns These four counties will run the majority
for the Van Buren, Ticket, TO than SEF h.
TilOUSAND-which, upon thinner vote, ou's'fp'
the Republican majority, MS estimated by cur tables Ct
May last more than 600 votes.
(Last nights mail brings Twcr Con"ty, 1870 m7Jon'
ty-nlaking the present Van Buren, majority: 70nll
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ExrRAcr IF q Ltker fron WayhingioM. Nor. -.

81 fear that \. Jersey lost TO without dcub-ln-
diana, too, as anticipated has, think, certainly gone
r HARRISON The Harrison fever 10 have rapidly
extended to the West and should not be much surprs
cd, if j, we're checked only by the Mississippi. shall
not, however. give up entirely Illinois, She will proba
bly, go for Van Buren, by close vote.
With N. Carolina (which he las certainly received
che only votes elect him. illinois, Missouri
and Arkansas would give him these; but, If the first
named Stale should for him, then there r..
Island: (Which he has since recevcd "ouisiana, Mis-
aissipp and Alabaa, which can and undoubtedly will,
supply the deficiency. Missouri and Arkansas admit Of
Van Buren, as already elected BY the Colleges.
"Mr. Van Buren, is here looking very well, and as
calm summers ,orning' lie came on in The cars
of last Thursday ng ht.'
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EsGsYaES'E'EC.
FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 5.--Wr learn direct from Black
Creek that the Tennessee brigade had taken up the
line Of march for Fort Dranr. and sill continue t move
immediately upon the Wiihlacoochee-lhat large sup
plies also the way TO For; Diane, and thence TO
the nation.
Col. Wyatt will move Monday with some vnlan
teers and will forthwith Join Gen Armstrong. From
every appearance, fully justified in saying, that
there is doubt VI speedy and successful termination
Of The Too much praise caunnt be given to Gen.
Armstrong and his brave and gallant gade, who have
and still determined 10 undergo every prvaon 10
settle tie Upon ticm our main reliance is, and 10
them the gratitude Of bleeding FloIlda is due
Jf2ori3ina
TALLAHASSEE, Nnv. 10.
The War-We have news of .i!Rpor tauce, rOui The
seat of war. We learn however, that the Tennessee
arc on their way 10 the Wythlacu"cee where they
pect 10 meet the enemy and vanquIsil him.
Col. Wyatt left this city on Monday last, with com.
pany of volunteers and vii! proceed Immediately to The
scene Of action. We waiting with intense anxiety
the result of the present campaign; and from the
zeal and skill of the officers, well the iminrd
spirit of the men, we will suffer ourselves, (notw!th-
standing past fanreS) 10 hope, at least, that shall
soon be able 70 state that foes s5dued and Flo.
rda rescued. Bat, whatever may be the fate OF our AZ
lic,ed Territory and the Of the present
pagn, Florida certainly debt Of gratitude 10 those
who have voluntarily To her aid in the hour of Pc
Ri yes, and she will pay it.
A part of the Alabama Troops, left st. Marks last
week tor Tampa, in the Briggs Lucinda and Howell and
the Schooner Shamrock. Others expected to sail
for the same place: yesterday, in tue Brig Wave.
(EioridG Wutchmaa.
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NORTH CAROLlNA-Snfr!

TO TIE Edit UN'
"RALEIGH. n. c., Friday night Nov. T.
Be pleased to put down North Carolina in the De-
mocraic column, thus:
North Carolina, for Van Buren,, II votes.
We have carried the State most triumpaatly - coHn
ties give majority of 3,''17
Six counties 10 hear from, which cannot give
over 600 or 200 against US; say lbs
Van Buren, majority 2O''
"hlr. Mnngum here yesterday and to-day; but the
from the counties has driven him home in despair
he says tie State has dSgraccd herself, &c Can say
whether he will resign, he said he would, had not
Dudley been elected.
trom tic Raicigh !St0ndard 0Eec -Nar. 1S)
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, nov, 1876.
We have added 10 our table, the vote given IN August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

TIE Counr OF lNqurEr, of which Major General Ma.
comb is President assembled al Frederick Nd, on Mon
day last and adjourned the 18th instant The FREE
derrick Herald of Saturday says: 1.-The fnnwing officers
were presenl-Msjor ral'Macon,b; Bigader Gene.
raj Brady Major General Scott Captain Cooper; Capt.
Intrusion. Summonscs understand, have been issu-
ed for Witnesses" ... -.-
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10000 2,746 15V5J UT" =.
nyorh Carolina is safe-Hcr Democracy has TRIUMPH
cd-pebad Whiggery is routed broken up and Inc Io,
pie have prevailed over mongrci combination OF a. RsnJ
Of politicians saving and excepting ruc-learted NeO'
licans. ~; that in %
From The foregoing returns il VIII be seen, nE -;
counties the Van Buren, ticket has majority ~ ns,
sbow;np rain over the Republican vote Of last A0Iv uS
Of G,3tf;. Which molc than cuunteEbalanceS VI"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

CIRcUlT Count Examination Yesterday morning,
the chief mate Of the steamboat VIM. Gibbons, named
Joshua Andrews WHO had been arrested his arrival
hithe by the Marshal of the u States for this district,
was brought before Judge Belts, for examination
charge of having stolen quantity OF cwelry, watches,
&c, from board The said steam vessel, after she be-
came wreck The principal witness TO sustain The ac.
cusation, Capt. Thomas W. Wnshp, OF the ship
Scotland about TO sail for Liverpool, who at the time OF
the accident, passenger on board the VIM: Glib:
bons From his testimony it appeared that at about
o'clock, A. NJ, the 10Th October, the Wm Gibbons
reduced to "a wreck Bndys island aud brtwsrn
that and Hatteas Island, off Hyde county, North Ca
rolinaO on her passage from this port to Charleston
(South Carolina) That himself and others after the
landing of the passengers, engaged until the 10th
10th of October in attempting 10 rescue from destruc
ton and land the baggage aud cargo, among which was
considerable number Of watches and quantity of jew
elry, consisting Of breast pins rings, &c &c That Aa.
drews, the accused, first mate Of the vessel at the
time Of her being wrecked and from various crcun.
that occurred, the witness and others entertain
ed strong suspicious that Andrews pepetra;ng deeds
of dishonesty, which induced them to keep riglani
eye upon him and after his attention had been called
u those suspicious they two several occasins during
the afternoon OF Wednesday the l2h October distinct
~ him take from his pockets, two haudsful Of Jew
elry principally rings and breast pins, aud throw them
overheard into the
Capt Winship then collarcd him. threw him down,
taxed him with the theft of the rwelry and watches,
which he charged with having about him, and which
he Sternly denied, although two Of the watches were
afterwards found in his possession independent of some
watches and watch chains, which Andrews had prev
ously given to the barkrrpcra and 10 Capt. lalSey On
two occasions during the rxl,nali"n, the pri-
boldly asserted that tho evidence false, al
though he admitted that he had broken open one box
which contained ewclry. He ordered TO find bail
in $1,000 to appear at the Court in Nor, Carolina, !nr
trial, for the imputed taking and destroying the prper
ty, and in default committed to prison.
TyN. Y. Cour. s. Emo,
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ELECTIONS.
ELCI ljt>i
VIRGINIA., OGG .'fnjority .,

r;.Tho returns mark ii with =. ar1 ne: n: =
cor.tic4 cfira'.
J.. e, UH.y, l.
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principle and she asks nothius in return hut ,h,,
should steer his administration by the same primo,
" hich have guided her own selection. '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

TARPETINGS AND RuGs.-By the Grace and
8 I Tally Ho we have received, and iotcr at retail,
large parcel Of .... ...
Brussels Three Ply, kdderminster, Venetian, Scotch
and other Carpetings and Rugs. ..
These Goods are received on consignment and sc are
ordered effect speedy sales. though we have 10
sell at lower prices than olhe- houses. Under such in
slrucons, Offer tho Goods to purchasers with the
suraace of their being comparatively ow.
JAQUELiN TAYLOR s. co.
By the above and other conveyances we have just 10
hand Wilson, and Candy s. Sons Napt Cot!ons and
Pla;Ds and in store, good assortment Of scasonable
Goods which VIC offer at wholesale.
Nuy22 T5T-6i] J. T. g. co.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
LANDS
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale tho I'rac:
Of Land whcreou he now resides in Chcs.
ter District. containing 100 acres. u
lies Immediately on tho Catawba river
onc mile above M'Donsld's Ferry. md Is
well adapted to the culture Of Cotton.
Corn and the different kinds of small
grain. There Is about two hundred acres
of flesh land tia. is now in Cotton. and
and about ono hundred aud fity acres OF
,,o,,om land, somc Of which 10 fresh, nn.!
there is about 500 acres OF we'll .imbercd
woodland. The situation is healthy, free
from, any diseases Of local nature. A
good well Of excellent water in the yar'''
The place would sui, either one "r two
pcrsons, ,here being two settlements on
The place With good Gin House and q
now Screw, q fnc large Barn. Negro
Houses. and every necessary GU! buildings
Persons wishing 10 purchase Will examine
soon. as I am determined 10 sell.
For terms enquire Of the subscriber on
TIC premises, OF 10 Caleb Clarke, Esq. o'
Winpsboro.
will also sell on the Ist Monday in
February 1887, a. public sale q, Lancas-
ter Court House. ali my lands lying in
Lancaster District, IL not sold privately
previous to that iir:c. Those Innds lie
ON tho waters nf Fiat Creek aud arc un.
Improved, bui lands in :hc neighborhood
Of them produce Cation finely, person:
wishing TO buy anr Of those lands. wonld
10 we'll TO attend early as tho sale will be
pori,ive. HUGH M'MULLAN.
!cc. a. ~. Z
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South CaT0liasG
r. Lancasfef District
Wliism Coshes sppiieans

Thomas Coshn, lohn Coshcn William,
Dukes aad his wiie Nancy. Peier Vincent,
and his vits Sunnnah, James Coahea, Saa,i
Coshen, Paseal Cahcn's children, Miisrn
Coshsa. Joas,han Bailey and his wiz El;Ea-
bssh. Andrew Coahen md Mochaa Johnston
ID his vife Miisey, defendants.
Summuus IL Pssiitioa,
i appcssing 70 my satisfaction. thai tho
above pssties dcfendsns reside without this,
S,ssA six: Thos Coshea, John Coshcn, Ssnaf
Coshsn, Rssal Cothen's childfen, William
Dokas aal q sife Nlncy. Pessr Vincent
~ - = 0ssssiA, i b ihefefsse orasr.
a - tLsy ds apesss and lse. 70 the disit
Tn o. saie e - rsai esisas II William
Coshss ssSA. - a heass ,hs 6ss.s adonda1
n Feheuasy nan. q ihe1 coafsm 70 tho
sarne win b enscFcd Of Record.
]. H WITHERSpOON. o. LID
Nov. 1854
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Sherif's Sale.

BY vi,suc Of sundry Exeeutisns 10 me di.
rected, will be sold before .dse Cour,
lIousc in Camden, ON The frs, Monday in
January next. wilhin tho usual hours oi
sale. one negro man namcd Jack, levied
on aud to be sold as the properly Of John
M'DougIe a; The sui, of John u, Nioloa.
Also. -
Three houses sad toss in Camdcn, two
fronting vest on Market street and knows
in the plan Of the town a. Nos 1919 aud
1914, and one fronting Sou.a ON York
street, No 1.iil. levied on as the proper.
" Of Drary J. Campbell. at the suii ol
Ben. Bineham, Ex'or.
Purchasers TO pay for Shcsiiti papers
wA. ROsSER. 8. K. d.
Doc l7-43-tf
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JOHN WILLIAMS. (L. 81
WILLIAM DIx6ON, e.. g.
w. HANPTON,.N 81
r. KING, Z. 81
DAVID CkMP0ELL. IL. 81
NOTICE.

Bv permission Of James b. Witherspoon
Judge Of The Court Of Ordinary, will be
sold al tic Late residence OF William Mss-
scy deed. on the Waxali creek, I.aneastsr
Di.t. s. c. the whole Of his personal es'
,a,c, on Tuesday. Tho Gil, Of Dec. nexs'
consisting of sixteen very valuable Ne
aroes, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, sheep, House
holI! end Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools, Corn. Fodder. Wagon snd 0esss
vi,h many other as.icies. Terms o. sase
made kaown ON day Of sale.
Il. MASSEY: !. ls:,sx Adm, /,
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.arnenaed laiassclf xi,i. sael, cruel asd
causcicss severity, asshas with which en-
vvl.cera,eshcrunhafpy vosuries. world.
w honor obliges us to be a. tic trouble OF
rcscn,ing injuries; Lus re'igio" spares US
,hs.s Inconvenience, by commanding Us
n,s forgive them. and By this injunction
cansulis our happiness no less than our
rir,nc. f,r the torment Of constantly hot.
;ry anv one, must be. at least, equal to
The sin Of il. II this estimate DC iairiy
m .de. then is the Balance clearfy-ap the
s;de OF religion. crcu in the article o.
rIrasrxs.-f Hrs. II. HIRE.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
~ Sumter District
William II. Brunsou spp.ieans,

Leonard e Brunson, Manning b Brun.
son, Lawrence Brunson, Jared & Brunson.
James r. Brunson. Willis L Brunson,
Henry r Brnnson, Mary Brunson. Dema-
ries Brunson, tnov Hodge, having inter-,
married wish one Hodge, Emily Brunson.
{nov A'El,sin) having intcrmurried with
one M'Nssin. Mason Reams guardian ad-
iitcn for minor heir William L. .Bruns0n
defendants. !
It appearing 70 my Satisfaction shst
Leonard e Brunson. llcnry r Brsnson-
Jared N Bsuason. Lawrence Rsunson EmS
" N'Evain, and her husbahd. reside with
out This State, u is therefore ordered that
they do appear ant object 70 the division
OF sale Of the real estate Of slaetef e Bfun-
son deed on or besoss The ainetcenih day
Of December nexi. or their eonseht 10 tho
sasiio will bc entered Uf record s-l
WILLIAM LEWIS.
5t Ordinary. 8. d. Z
Oc, o0:.3S::i 80 - -s,z..z5-
r. an n Il ~ 4 ~
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Notice.

The Subscriber has removed 10 tie enr-'
ner Of broad and DeKalb streets Opposite
Mr.. r. McCsskilj's, where he Is prepared
To-Day all kiuds Of country produce. Feel-
ing gSaicfuifor the liberal patronage pyeri.
ousty bestowed On him, he 1sssers himself
he will still inertia continuation Of il. He
keeps constantly ON haad . genesal stuck
Of Groceries Of almost every descriptions.
n any article should Be wanting In the
Dry Good way, Il win be fusnished u J.
H. Aadefsaa & Co.'S Who keep general
stock st my former resi lenee. !"
PAUL r vlLLEPfGUE
Dec 17-43-d y y
] have neat ono horse Bsruuch with
an ex,easioa Iessher top. Together With
. Grss rate family horse, which ! will sell
at areasonable price. PFV.
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FOR SALE

The subscriber has for sale house and
lo. containing four spacious rooms and
all necessary ou,bui!dings on them; two
and q half or more acres OF excellent gsr.
den land in Sam.crville, on the msin st.
adjoining mr. John D Bowcn's dwelling
house which he will sell on COED terms
JOHN p. PERRY.
Sur.crrilsc, Dee. l7-31-e
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The Bank Of Caulien' So Ca

CAMDEN; Bee "a 1886.
The Baard of Directors .hsss ordered
the .paymcni of the 4th instalmen, on ihe
Cspiial Stock Of lhis Bank on Tuesday
tho i7:h day Of January ncxl Putiic
notice is hereby givcn, thar thosamc, DO.
ing ten dollars on each shsre, will be re-.
ceivcd on or before Tbs l7th day Of Jan.
1887, in Charleston, By the Planters and
Mechanics Bank; in Columbia, BY the
Commercial Bank; in Chersw, BY tho Aer.
chants Bank Of Chcrsw; and ia Camden,
at the Banking House, by the Cashier.
who alone will issue receipts. Stock.
holders desiring receipts must therefore
mako their payments in Camden.
". J: GRANT, Cashier,
Dec. l7-43-c
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sadnaia, istratorss Sale

Dy permission Of ,he Court Of ord;na.
re iar keYshaw District. the subscriber
will sell =, The late residence Of The dce'd
IN The ,osn cf Camden. on Monday tho
Ga Of January next Q, 10 o'clock. 4. N.
MI l,c personal cs.aic Of NJ. Jonathan
Eeelcs, consisting in par, OF ono Female
S.arc. an cxce:lcn: COOK. orc Silver Lerc'
Watch. 2 valuable Cows. and n quantity
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
Terms Of sa!c-For ai' suns Of ten
t.oisars and md un.ir.. cash, sums above
tep.,oilars, eradi, Of six months for
notes beasins in,eres, fr"r' the day %!
sale, w:tn approved security
JOHN c WEST Admir-
Dec S4-4I-c
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For the bcncfi. Of the Petersburg Dc'
nevoicn, Mechanic Association.
To b@ drawn a, Alexandra. Va. Sstur.
day Jan -. 1887
10000, $1,000. 10000. COCO. 5000 1000
5000. $500 900 10 Of lOOOl5 Of COO
20 Of 500 90 Of 100 30 Of 300 50 Of Zoo
Tickets 10 dollars
Certificate Of a package al % whole
Tickets will COS, only 40 dollars. Halves
and quarters in proportion. Delay no, 10
send your orders 10 Fortunes Homo.
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l!!|1

|. Tho subse,;ber Offers she following pro.
persy; his
Dwelling House,
containing eight rooms, with al requisite
on. buildings, the
Dwelling T! House
adjoining, eon.ains SIX rooms, lately oeeu
pied By NJ DL Desaussure, The
Large House
occupied ss she Female Aeademy. the
Store and Ware Houses
corner Of Bsosd and Rssledgs Streets, op
posi,c The acv Bank, eomiorsabie resi-
dcnec ii Kiskwood, near the spring For
terms ssd farthes particulars. apply 10
}. K. DOUGLAS.
Nov ac-a0
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Notice

All persons hasing demands sgainss
Mr.. jonathan Eceles. deed. are hereby
notified to prcscnt them properly a,les.
ted. and all persons indebted 70 him 70
make paymcn, ~ the subscriber.
JOHN c. WEST. Adm'r.
Dec lO.-42-f
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Da,MN.- REYROl4DSe nh, for Nc
presess Keep his Office q tLs heasoIa. sse
rear Of the Drug Store, isieIy destroyed
BY Gre, on ihe corner Of Bsuad pad Yssk
streets, uhcrc he fnay be found duiipg The
day-in the night at his dwelling In Log.
town as heretofore.
lie will now dcrets himself % lhe
practice Of his protsssion exclusively.
and solicit, eon,inuanee Of public pa
,ronage. ., >.
Dec I7E43-c s,
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The f4uWf fhof1d6aI cminarY'
~ SaySS .s.S1 - esSy.y..y

..Ene t1DWtu0E11Gdu cmlnafY
YaaaSs Bddiisssaif3 zhearic3nEy sSts.
hufg. wif .cpsna,escc i,s nexI session. l.,s
I'D Monday IN Janussy ,Ie7. Ample ptos
iision Is made fr ihe, sccSnlmosiaiion and /,
Instruction of~,rensy y.iirr nr: thirty toarders.
The SCHOLASTIC year vii comprise ten
G,lushs, which will he d.rijed into lso .cs-
sions, nj The elasc Of cach will be 4 ,pailic.
e1aninaiion and sacaiiou, The co,rscs sof.
ins:suciioa wM co,braee, Spelling, Heading
and WrilHg .Si0 per session. = !.
Arihmeiic, Modern Hisnry and Conpas
si.inn including tI,e ahore sl5 per do.
English G.aisnar, Gcosra-
ply wiils the ti9 of Maps.
NATURAL. Mnrai and Inie!iec. -
snal Philosophy, KlrtoHo aan s. L.. :
L,sic, Chemiary, BIg Ighososs 80 '
gy. Ancient HissosT.
Buany, Aisebea. Geanc,rg es.
snd Astronomy. s9
In addition 10 ihe aio:c course. instrnc
tion .uill ebe given " all yito dcstire il, 10
Latin. Greek, French, Music, Drawing.
Painting and Omamental Needle work..
Terms M which silI be as lol!or:
For Lain anl Greek s90ref oss;oa.
I" Frneh : ~ $40 do.
" nas;c = e25 do.
Is Useof pianc. Ii e3 do.;.;;sss..
q Dss~inS and Painting s15 do. Y @
s()Ynanentii needle works5 do
Boafd including Bed and FEEDING Fae1
usshins and Candies 500 Do
Scholars may eater the sehoof At any
period inthe session, and will be charged
from saeh dine. according 20 ihe ntose
rates, but no dedaeiion viii be made aftcr
eniranee f6s abseace, except in eaSes Of
sickness; and tho pay Tor tie session mpst
10 al cases dc IN adyanee. ~ /.
w. ". ASTON, Principal.
Dsc4i0 ~ " s;s sss Is: 81 ss
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-24
TIE JOURNAL:
CAMDEN, DECEMBER q, 1886.

TIC Hon. 8. ". LEion, Senator from Virginia,
h.s resigned his scat, and TIC Hoo. R'cnAED T.
PaExxn, ono Of ti.c Judges Of the General Court
el,caed 70 supply his place. The Hon =. AAios
tasrs Tic sea, on tic Beach vacated by Judge rAs'
KEa.