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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
GEN. GAINES.

The following extract is taken from a speech
addressed by Gen. Call recently appointed Gov
-rnor Of Florida, to Gen'l Gaines, as he passed
through Tallahassee from the Seminole campaign.
{ cn'l Call Is himself gallant soldier, aud
knowing the prisaiions and difficulties which Gen.
Gaines had so yllanny and chccrully undergone
and overcome, his testimony should not be lightly
regarded. NdShriUe Republicans.
i" We rejoice at your success. We thank YOU
Tor sonr glorious services and we congratulate YOU
on yeur glorious achievements.
All Tie first sound of alarm to our frontier, we
find you with zeal and prompiiludc unrvalled
on any occasion, bringing to the field, Your own
responsibility, the brave and patriotic Volunteers
OF Louisiana, and the Regular forces under your
command. With these YOU entered the enemy,
country. You discarded the empty pomp and pa
seantrs OF the camp. You delayed not for the idle
forms and ceremonies of oStcntatious display.
\ our march one of bold and hardy enterprise.
ION sought Tor, you found, and you conquered
the cnemy.-l our battles were those ola veteran
and successful soldier.
:" The perllS, the fateucs, and privaions 10
which You cxpo>cd--thc torlule and
chee,fulncss with which they were borne give
but additional proofs of the heroic courage and de-
voted patriotism, with which you fought and bled
in the battles OF the late war. Many of us, Cen
era, would gladly have shared with YOU the dam
gers and the glory of the field, but the aes and the
authorities decreed against us.
" General, you have gathered new aurels in a
new field; and although YOU have been treat
I'd with crying injuslice--alihough you have
not been permitted TO finish the work OF conques,
which you have nobly begun, your country will
appreciate your services and the grateful hearts OF
your countrymen will bcson o0 YOU the highest re-
ward which can be gwen tvr tine oallant achcy-
81 l,.4,tt f i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
April | |
a Valuable Games River Estate. and
ATILE FOR RENT.

administrator, with the will annexed, OF
"A Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, | wish to
lease. for a term of years, that very valuable and
well known tract of LAND, situate on James Ri
yer, in the County of Amherst, formerly the pro-
perty of VIM. Gait, decd. There is on this tract
a large body of fertile river bottom, and an extern
svc and valuable Manufacturing Mill.
will lease the Land and Mill Jointly or sepa-
ralely. Possession of the Mill will be delivered
on the lst day of June next, and that of the Land
on the ls day Of January next, with the privilege
of seeding crops of small grain at the usual season,
during the approaching fall
The attention of the entcrprizing and ndustri-
Gus is particularly invited to this Property is
confidently believed that finer prospect of max
ing money rarely occurs than that here presented
JNO. NJ. OTEY.
April ii fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
RICU,IoND. Nav 3,

wv HNVNU, NIdN y.
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road COM
pang.-ihc books opened in this City on Thurs
day, and were closed ON Saturday evening
only 1000 shares were allotted to Richmond, and
1893 shares were takcn--Wc are vet to hear from
Petersburg.
The stock for constructing rail- from the
coal pits olihe Chesterfield Company of Golfers TO
the James River, above Bosher's Dam, was taken
on Thursday, few minutes after the books were
opened.
The boo for the Louisa Railroad will be o.
Denod on Monday next.
The Compiler also informs, that tomorrow g the
bridges across the South Anna and Little River
will be completed, and the Railroad will then be
used TO the North Anna sir miles farther than at
present. Eng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
LAND FOE SALE.

IN the 2lst inst (at IL o'clock,) there will b.
~ sold, upon the premises, at public auction 'o
cash. the House and Lot, at present IN the occup'u
cy OF Mrs. Lakewood, on the Forest load, abOu'
four miles from Lynchburg. The LOT contains about
nine acres i'll fine order for cultivation, and has up
on II a comfortable Dwelling House, together WIN
some few out houses.
The sale will be made, in pursuance of u~
deed executed to us by Alexander Mcintosh gu
the Goth day of February, 1929, of record in the
Clerks Office of the county court Of Campbell
The title is believed be good, but as trustees VIZ
shall sell and convey such title only, as the oefu
aforesaid vests in us
S. Il NJ. IL. GARLAND, Trustees
Mayo tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

The Paris Messenger of 23d of March, says =
" 1t was yesterday reported on Change, says a
journal, that the Treasury had already paid the IN
Slamcnts Of the indemnity to the United States,
which are already DUE
We understood that, on tho 10Th of March, the
Messrs. Rothschld had applied to the agents of the
llavre packets for the freight of specie, being the
first two instruments under the French indemnity
treaty Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
LATEST FROM TAMPA BAY.
Extract of a letter, dated
+" CAMP SmELToN. April

!" CAMP SHELTON, April p.
g had commenced this letter on a long and
sultry day, intending TO while away the WEAKNESS
OF the camp, but Gen. Eustis has Just sent to this
post Tor some Information which is TO be commti-
n'cated to him by express, and have determined
myself TO give you the benefit of the news. The
order is to march Gen. Scott, it is said, is TO
move with one wing, and on the day after to-mor-
row, the l4'h inst. we tnke up the line Of march,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
Also
cop iI{TN;.tsSJtlp.

V'IlE subscribers have associated themselves to-
i gether, in the Goods business, under the style
and firm of KOltLl, YOUNG & co.
JOSEPH +. ROYAII.
JNO. VI. YOUNG,
JNO. G.. MEEai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

Mr.. LINN referred to the Journal to show that
this matter had been moved early in March.
The motion to take up the bill was then mega
lived without division, the call for the yeas aud
nays being withdrawn.
PUBLIC LANDS.
The Senate proceeded TO consider the bill 10
provide for the distribution of proceeds of tic
public lands, &c.
The question being on the passage oil the hill.
Mr.. WRIGHT spoke al some length in opPosi-
ton TO the bill.
The question was then on the point Of being Ia
ken, when Mr.. BENTON rose, and addressed the
Senate.
The question was then taken on the passage Of
the bill. aud decided as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Black, Buchanan, Clay, Clay
Ion, Crltendsn, Davis, Ewing, Of Ohio, Colds
borough Hendricks, Kent, Knight, Leigh, Nc
kcan, Mangun,, Naudain, Nicholas Porter, Prem
tiss, Preston, Robbins, Southland, Swift, Tomlin-
son, Webster Whites.
NYAS-Nlcssrs. Benton, Calhoun, Cuhberi,
Ewing of lllions, Grundy. Hill, Hubbard, King,
of Ala, King, of Ga, Linn, Moore Morris, Nilc.,
Rivcs, Robinson, Rueglss, Shepuy. TallmaJss,
Walker, Wrigh-20.
So the bill was passed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

UrpER CANADA.-Sir Francis Heed las dissoi-
sed the Legislature Of this province, hnding II I'M
possible to get on with them in harmony lie sent
a long and well-wrlten message, reeaplinialin9
Lie dninns and 1licullie, Of the session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

Stevens. Esqrs. for the defendants. and by a. L.
jordan and Dudley Marvin, Esqrs. for the plain
tiff.
=. S.-The Jury came into court this morning
and delivered sealed verdict for the plaintiff, OF
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

George Adams, Esq. has been appointed Dis
rict Judge for Mississippi, and II. NJ Gaines.
Esq District Attorney. The former in place of
Judge Ellis, sent as Minister to Mexico and the
latter IN place of Mr.. Adams promoted to the
Bench.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
Staple and Fancy Goods

purchased in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
SINE the 0rrirm Of fresh SPRING GOODS,
which he pifdges hjmseifto sellas iom any other
fouse in Lynchhurg Purchasers will find it to their
advantage to call and examine for themselves.
April % if Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
THIRTY DOLLARS REV AID

- UNAWAY from the subscriber, living IN C "a
IL bell county, about five miles west of the Ceu'.
House, seven miles from New London, ana aoo".
eleven miles from Lynehburg, on the thru OIL '",'
month, April, negro man named SAM abou. "i Nv
teen years of age, about five feet nine ten inct'
high rather spare made and black complexion. ~
was raised by Maj Augustine I.cwich, dec OF p.'
ford county. within six miles of Liberty. lie ny
on when he went away, black broad cloth coa' ','
dove coloured Cashmere pantaloons-he mas 'en
tons IN different parts of Bedtord-hs range Is ts
tensWc. will give the above reward OF S3o' Il ~
livered TO me at my house, or $50, if secured !"
any Jail, so that get him again. ,r
PEYTON LEFTNlCh
May - w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

'IIE su Lsciiher respectfully informs hls friends
L Physicians, country merchants and the pubic
generally, that ms Spring supply OF DRUGS, MED
IGINES, &c. has now arrived. Ills stock is very
extensive embracing nearly all the Nac Remedies,
Patent medicines, Chemicals, &c. purchased by HIM
self in the Northern Cities all of which he can re
commend as being fresh and genuine
The following comprises part OF hls assortment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
April ID

VIE subscriber has Just received one elegant
Il FAMILY CARRIAGE and two BAROICU-
Ee, and expects further supply in few DAVIS lIav-
ing made arrangements with some of the most cele-
biated Manufacturers in Newark and New Haven he
VIII receive regular supplies of the different kinds Of
Marriages throughout the season. and dispose of the
same al small advance Oh the Northern prices-but
should any gentleman prefer it, will order any tes-
cr'puoh OF carriage for him. SAMl.. AYRES.
March 81 r. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
PAINTS AND OILS.

10 barrels lnsced Oh,
do Spirits Turpenine,
100 kegs Lewiss White Lead in Oil, No. | aud
No. |, pure,
500 lbs do do do Dry
1000 lbs. Spanish Brown,
1000 lbs Venetian Red,
500 lbs Lamp Black English aud American,
200 lbs. Rcd Lead, 100 lbs. L,tharge,
100 lbs. Chrome Green and yellow,
20 doz. superior Salad Oil,
, bbls do do
Ground and diy Nerdigrs, Sugar OF Lead,
TIMBER and Stone Ochre,
Gold Leaf Gold aud Silver BroHo, Paint
Brushes, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
CH-PAEsTNsssSsisR'.
vEvlE subscribers have entered into Co-part-
IL ncr,Ip under the firm of
HALL & YAIJCLE

n HFINIIP HHTCT NO TITiH u
HALL & YAITCL.E.
For the purpose of carrying on the Tailoring
Business in all of its branchesand they hope that
by strict attention TO business and Il disposition to
please, they will merit share of public patron
age
II. HALL returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and the public generally, for the liberal en-
enlargement he has received, and solics con-
tlnuation of their iavouis in the. new firm of Hall
& lancey, opposite ID. r. Lyman's Apolhecary
Store on Bank Square.
HALL & YANCEY.
April Is I'm it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
DYE STUTFs.

Iogwood, Ground and Stuck Fu.tic, Red~ God.
Red Saunders. Camwood,
Togethcrwith many other article, too numerous
TO mention, comprising the largest assortment ever
offered by the subscribers all oiwheh will he sold ON
the most reasonable tcrms hN u. K. LYMAN,
II The sign Cthe GoideR Mortar, Bank Square.
Nav . II rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
r.. Il. Row EI.N

4 : now receiving at his Store, two doors above
y hessrs Williams * Nictors, most splendid as
sentiment Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
n E VIZ gpRL TIG c. 90 D S
EBsEHsg'E. s. $.YEgY'gg,

"ANE just received, and are opening, in the
house formerly occupied by Messrs. r. :.
MILLER & Co. two doors below the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia, their entire stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware and Cutlery, Eats, Shoes,
and Donnets.
OF the latest style,-to which they invite the parti-
cular attention of their friends and the public gene
rally, before purchasing
April IL fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
FINE EgitE.ENS. &C,

w J. have Just received, beautiful assortment of
w French and German Nious of superior quail
ny. Violin Bows and strings, German Flutes
Flies. &c.
\ Great variety ofFirc Screens, Velvet and Com
mon bordering Paper, Plain u hite Gilt Edge and
Gilt Bordered Visiting Cards. &c. Nc For sale by
MARTIN X LATHAM.
Nav : if +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
Patent Medicines.

NISV, yrtuF tuf"TY q lTlsefHdhtons dhd Fdncy
itiicitS. nj;
Snuff and Shaving Boxes. Fancy Soap, Hair and
Tooth Brushes; Macassar, Antique and Bears Oil :;
Hair Po~d * Powder puiis Lavender Florida and
Cologne waters, otto of Rose indcblc Ink, Pcrcu,
sion Caps, Iucilcr Matches. Thermometers, Pocket
Wallets, Ink Powder, Letter Paper, and Galvanic
Lamps, article FOR producing instantaneous
liz ht sick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
DIR U0 s..
INSTRUMENTS

Cupp,ng, Sell Injecting,
Scaling, aud Plugging,
Turkeys, forcsps,Sll-
i yer aud Elastic tathe
ters, I,ongles, Evans &
Silver Spring l.ancct.,
! Dentists Gold Foil, Por-
cclain Teeth,
l. II, W omb and a large
assortment OF other Sy %
linges.
/ American Scarifcators,
i Trusses aud Ststhes %
eoPes, improved plan.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28


pc,ss,,;.a ihe Un;oa.-Thc editor Q, the
Columbia Times. Of South Carolina, SAYS
''wc ti;mly believe ,la, the election OF "'"'
HARRISON, the ensuing ,crm, Il "'c 'n'S '''',"'
o! prcscr, ing oar Un.on 1t. 'Iire''' " "''''
together until tIlu c!cctsai. when VIC >''','
l.ucs ,h.nk exceedingly doubtful rs '"I
cdi,o, of the i,,nc> was at on" ''i''c '''-'-'"
in j Course calrut;ed "Pr"dncc sever ''ct
of no IIuIon aud as he aud those VII" were
,.,,rc.,,..d with hln al the time, might have,
and probably would have produccd that result
bu, for tie decided aud c''rtgcAc course
o: the President, il il ha,diy hkeiv tha' ne
feel, much Anxiety about preserving '"'
Ioiou: aud is net ono whose "r'in"n- up
on such subject will l." con,i'' F','' '','',
,lcd 10 much consideration. b"' w.;
docs hc lhiuk the eicciinn"i " tHcra' 'I'
,;.,, ,bc o,t, me rs al prescribing 'h'
!jn;,n, d, ,I,c Null,iicTs l"icnd t" ''ahe
,,,,h.r ,.,,,, {, n,,c it; 81 does Il"
for ,ha, PURPOSE ina5'nr IL nc'f>>a'
have q; The head ,i nmc ah'i's 'n'i''ar.
lcadcr t, keep the lcr5,i!c": sWn's :"
check, ftha, DC !.,> reason, nc "'c'. not
no, arprchrnL any separation pre'i'nS to
The .cx, clcc ion, as Am!rcw jackson has
nerve enough /" restrain 'hcnt: ana a Hr'
neral Harrison Is ul.iy pctuc"ai soldier
VIC fear The mere na,lc Il Gef'cral would
har lis enable him /" display The mcccs>a-
~ degree OF iirmness 70 serve Tor the "r-
c,,;on, should the Nul!Iiirrs Tcc"ul'"tncc
operations with view TO ,ivIso" o' i"c
Jui II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

Yonr ie,:cr Otto dz: inviting ia. ocs.
r.rs and rncus- - OF the kcIsl.av Volunteers 10
y sls Ola L,nrct ~ &c gwen hT o:' e'izrn' "'
Ia, B,.,-c, " ,r.,lr'n,al Si ,hc'i appreciation
al, Ia, s5nJuc, %, ,aa, corp, IN usr late Seminole
Cafnpucn. Ia. i-.ca received.
], - ,nle,G fts.'y.ag IN w'trrS' on ous '"tu'h
40 muth ;h., 10 :; cling SO gen"'ousy e1hih:'
cd Il ocr ts ;.artUEr
Wc b,yc nnIr 10 ,e psr, Lha, our sc,Sicrs wr'c o:
<, ,,,,r ya,nc-eoud nc sarasc. have bern rn'
:e. md tho orI"c.a .; ,hr Gafnpa'Gn aee"m
or.hca W. sou!L have rr:urnrf. wisis niu'e sails
acton. -, OK ia.ud.cs and hnn'ce
! srrcr, w,;i, pleasure Tic lind invitation 81 n!
l-,,Is C,,.rns aud .c'! a'su:rG ,h.: every i'rr'1
ser Of Tho corp, w.!. eiccr;uily paftahr OF lsc''
hospitality Wc VIII ever 'rs!cniI~' a"d a1p'r'
c c.a:. ,.r.r lively inI"rrsi N "':' ''h'rr
I Az, Grn,irlarn. with much i"sirc'.
Tour obrdtrnt sceyan,-
JOHN CilESNCT.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
E;Rsi,,w VOLUNTEERS

TIM H., u,"m5c cf tbs ra:'io:ic corps r"a"1l""
h,uc on" dn, ,i'i- week "'''!" almost every
dir. co,apany from 'a' STAT e''I:r' from the
chances .f war. or ,hr ravac"s q! disease. have
.c,., cad an t. rnonrn ,hr loss q one % n"'r o.
,!..ir nant-. should c:ra,r IN The heart Of cr"rl
p,cubcr of III. o;nmun!,y thu d"-rc'' s''''"I OF
..,7,i::,.d, 30 thai Surrn'"na"g Providence, "'e''
has tc;a:nca To :,trs hcmcS al. esfFs n' OF those
wao arc NJ; o.y tca: to L. :so"' euT oon"enl'n a'
friends and .c.a,ycs, bu, rendered d"us!y draf b.
.hc,, ,a,;,o,.;n and dc yoou 10 the c.us Q. thes'
Country.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

Mr.. Caii,nun. - II, al Yesterday an.
;c::ainci TIE S.ua:c wlih :'rc palm 'd'
which he la, kcp, up cvr: .iUcc nc lat
entered IT, L,Ac old tr'ah'T "a he play
hi. iucr.saa, n'ts IL. .3cr GFt all c'haS Ia
-u,p lie administration Is al"fHs IN
the wrour, 1uI tho ,.,.c,..c- IT the ouGn-
=, fnrc.c, IN the rjsh;. l i, most t'a-
~. -cs,c! ?-,7,ot l. al ;l.r ii ,ntc ~ ot:
lni an disturbances. irn.r ,i.c Elach lla">
war hD-rn. !, TIC ascnis and agrncI g:
:hc G. ,ycrnmrnt u l.nn. "h"sc bro.
,h.r. Gcnrrai Do,!Ec, coaalC,;cs! .h' "'r
asa.n>, Blach Hawk AID bg"uG'i !: !" :"
speed, au! pr">i >i,cr"D> 'rr". 'ht''h. con-
;raIic,ca the nullthei ia . mn ~ INC
rnprovu!c,. attack q: The 'nnrbas"cs
on the northwestern frontier. IN whi6h
the war originated. but M one present
y:n-.!ca,ed l!lc la,nrnscl Gcucrnl lhoWp-
sor, the Scf.inolc agent :! Il hI'S.
who icI! alrno>. tho iic-, ,icIim "a Tic set
;ic,i Determination "i Powell. !, resist
tho treaty ..irnlauns III" removal "f the
Seminole Indians The hu'chrrr al III
;or DAlc ald its cn,nr:an.. was AIN -!
Simultaneous rl"rcucni ui the !f'i'dn
conspiracy, showing lha! !! "ns war
a.ains: the policy % Tho ';''rFn'n"n; l.
relieve the S,a.rs oi their s,yrIc Inhabs.
,an:s. aud not 4 var pror"he'i - ihe
sprcuIal,on> and oppression OF ag'ns'. H>
asserted by Mr. Calhoun. An! wc ha c
no ,ioub. tha, tho Creek "u.brcaklng
springs from the example of tue S"'nI-
no!cS, and not from any wrongs or cor
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DISTRICT.
Mary lizard,
rs.
Waller lizard,
Henry lizard,
Lucy lizard,
Aim Iz,rfl
IN CHANCERY.
J. BILL FOR PAkrI'
TlON.
Alien lard

By virtue OF a decree Of tire Court Of
Equity in the above case, | will offer for
sale q, Lancaster Court House, on the list
Monday in June next, the following tracts
ol land. The property Of the late Walter
lizard. The description in the bill is as
follows:
One ,rac; Of land lying in Lancaster
Dist, on the Ca,awba river, near Lands
lord, containing $50 acres, including a
sn,all Island in the river, containing three
acres more or less; This tract is bounded
w.s. BY the Ca.awba river. south by lauds
oI Massey s. Allen Hood, cas-. by lands Of
Thnmps"n & t;rddcs and north By lands
o! rns.er, upon this tract arc the mills ST.
luatc-.iit,y acres have been sold 10 Gibson
80 tha, the tract now contains but 500
acres.
AIsu another irac. containing three hun
drcd acres, morc or less, situate in The
Dis,v,cl OF Lancaster, about one mile from
tho tract last named. bounded ". by Fos-
,cr's land, s. b. Crawford and Foster, e.
by Dean and G.ddes lands, aud n. by Mas
scy and Hoods lands.
Tb. above lands will be sold on credit
Of one, Iwu and three years from the day
ot sale. Purchasers tn give bond, mort.
gage. aud personal setnri.y. aud also 10
pay ~: coHmIssI oncrs papers.
J. II. WiHERSPOOS. -Jr
Comm. Equity, l. D.
Cumm'rs Office,
May 2i--lT-..c
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A CARD.

THE Subscriber, with pleasure takes this
method Of inlnrmiug his ft,euds and the pub
lie generally. 'l.a. huving purchased tho Gu
,irc stock of Goods Of J. G. Clark, Esq.
will continue to keep al the same sand,
" here. BY as,iJui,y and undivided attention
20 h,s customers, and those who may favor
him wi,h call. he hopes to merit share OF
ps,ronag. y, the hands Of generous public.
Will. be found constantly on hand fresh
and general assor,mcn, OF DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, HATS. HARDWARE
and CROi kerry. wdh few dozen choice
Wines, Wis. MADEIRA, LISBON. PORT,
TI.NERETFEr and MALAGA.
J. L. JONES
A,,d o3-l3-h
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l,aNH OF CA,IpKN

We a:c t"g9c.tcd ,, The Commissioners O. '!'N
DanA. h,rc. - ,,a.r ia; IN tsiay m 'N:wa'd'Hc
10 The Co.n,o-uons!s a: thr o'''c' pace ",''e.
duiss OF tie aprcr"onrcu' o: tho S'"osr las
s,,>,n f,o.n Tic c.incra. over subscription. a"a
IL. ei.nps, na.uc aic hos, y: s'.ac'':st' ''aA'"s
,..- superintendent, uudc. liz orout:.;;''c"s E:'''
e!,rae..u1c Toe subscription work of great aH"',
and rcqu,',us nuoh patent r"re'n&a"on -" );
,cqocs: ,.s 10 p1y. howcvrr. ,hs: sic !ssa arc N I
.;a.c of ,,,.pafa,,or and Wi! ). % ua'ded TO The
C4m,,,oncr, q, ,lr ,a,,ous i,:ser' 'T.ao;:i '''s'
,bct dis, Tic crc,Iuu o, n'tsrio:s aeee.a.ne
.o.hr Ia...c,, w..i ,aAc pace ca M9n'ay The 1:!'
JUNG
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The late and hill residence Of Col J.
s. Dcas. situate about hre miles from
Camden. adnrdIng c1cellcn. occonmotia-
lions Tor family and ample provision for
servants. and for domestic purposes. |.
can bc rented for The summer or COR lon.
ger period. as may be- desired. Apply to
the subscriber. JAS. CtiESNCf.
Nav 2i-l7-u
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CLERK WANTED.

A young man acquainted with the Aer'
Camille business generally, who writes good
hand and can come we'll recommended, will
receive good salary.
A line addressed to &c" and left at the
post Office at Suu,crrillc will be attended to.
May li-i6-E
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WET NURSE WANTED.

Liberal wages Will he gwen for wet nurse
OF good character and healthy one uithon,
child would be preferred Enquire a, this
ofTico
Nav l4.-1S &c
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= ALE, or lIOk SE>.

-, sa.ur.ta, :hr III Of Jane next. "'II
lid l,,i r. it,.t ,u,i House IN Camden.
AZ 10 o',lacA. \. ". Iour HORSES. on i
g. II. /, the ! :, vi January next.
Purchases t" give notes with approved
security. ~ nh lntc.cs! from ;hc day OF sale
Nav .3~-.ls--b
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o,hcr du,i.. h, sc r.qu,crI 50 mnch o: '''r hin"
., :. rd,,nr IN. WICK ,ha. h. has been nna''S"
/, nav he usu.! a,sanon 20 ,''r kd''o''a! erpaf'-
meat
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Wanted 10 Hire,

4 Co.'s for small family. fof which ,be.
j.. 4 ral w1sc, nlll be s'rcn. Apply at Ihis
lr.cc
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rop TIE cAMpIs ,ouRSAL.

The Committee appointed by the CITIZENS 'o
make arrangements for The Dinner u oc e'srn 10,
ma y, honor. OF The kctshaw Nolunlecrs, had
meeting on Tuesday last, when they determined
,ha, u. Dluner should be given on Saturday The
ilh day OF Junc. in Camden.
ih- :"!.".,ns '.,'"s Was addressed 10 Sap'aIn
JUas CHEsStT, 10 wat
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CLASSICAL & ENGLISH
SfNHnnr

SCHOOL.
THE endersign siIl commence sehoo'
OF the above description ID Camden on the
first IlIutadayip 'uly aext
Terms Of ! ,,oD per scssion Of FIVE
months.
CLASSICAL, $40.
ENGLISH, SIG.
Snic, attention will be paid TO the morals
and conduct Of their pupils a, all .imes-dis-
c,pline will be slfic, and promp,, but paren-
taI
Parents aud guardians, who may wish 10
commit their children or wards 10 their care,
will apply as early as practicable. 10 Jno. A.
Bingham.
!. Applications may be made during the
mouth Of June, to Mr.. C. ]. Shsngon.
}. WITHERSPOON, sen
JNO. A. BINGHAM.
May 7-i5-,f
The Charleston Observer and Christian
Herald will please to insert the above notice
for six weeks aud forward their accounts.