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FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
next, The foil wing valuable Plantation, or
TRACT DE LAND,

situated in K"rsaw District, on the
West side Of the Wa,cree River. and
bounded to the cas-, and eastward by the
said river and William Ancrums land,
south and soulhward by JOS ph English's $
land, which is marked by ditch, running
from the neck land, near the river, to the
west and westward, part of the way thro'
the swamp, and the line continuing that
course to Spears creek. and on the west
side OF Spears creek, bounded to the south
by lands belonging 10 tho Estate of Thos,
Hopkins and Joseph Englsh's pine land,
and to the ives, by lands belonging TO Da-
uieI O'Qnn, sol,! to him by Joshua Eng
lish, Sen. and to the north by James T..
DoLy's land, which is markeu by ditch,
running from the river west or westward
part Of the way to Spears creek, and also
the pine land on Spears creek, ali on the
north bounded by James c. Doby's land,
containing Two thousand Acres, more or
less.
Terms, Cash--purchasers to pay for ne
ccssary papers.
]. w. LANG, Com'r.
Dec. 90, 1889. 5t5 pr. ad. SIS Is.
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A lawyer in New York named CoRSE-
L1Us w. TERnuNE; has been arrested and
committed to prison for forging the name
Of one Of his clients to an order for ten
dollars.
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THE UBsCRIBEss

HAS a very complete assortment Of DRY
GOODS, snitablc for the season, consisting
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinettes, Silks,
Calicocs, Homespuns, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Boots, Negro Cloths, Blankets, &c. Toge-
thcr with a large and well selected stock of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-04

Inc Gacket snip Souln AWeTlCa arrived
at New York, brings dates from London
to the 2lst and Liverpool to the 22ad Nov.
We have not space for much Of the mat
ter furnished by this arrival. We clip
from our exchange papers the following
items.
Mcssrs. Barring, Brothers & Co. have
addressed a letter to the Hon. Daniel
Webster, propounding the following III
quiry;-"Has the Legislature of one of
the American States legal and constitu-
tional power to contract loans at home
aud abroad!'
The answer of MIR. Webster may be
summed up i'll the following quotation from
his answer, "that the Legislature of a
State has such power, and how any doubt
could have arisen on this point; it is diff
cult for me to conceive"
The Duke of Wellington was danger
ously i'll.
Further Chartist disturbances had ta-
ken place in Wales.
The Cotton market was sustained at an
advance of a half penny per pound dur.
ing the ten days preceding the sailing Of
the South America.
Money was still scarce. The bullion
in the vaults of the Bank of England had
increased somewhat.
Arrangements were in progress for the
marriage Of Victoria.
Lord Melbourne, it is asserted, has
given it out that he shall resign before the
meeting of parliament. When Prince
Albert comes, Melbourne will say
"Othnllo's occupations gone"
Mr.. John Lander, companion of his
brother Richard (dccease1 in the expedi-
ton in Africa, is dead, at the age of 33,
from a disease in the chest, contracted in
his travels. He was in the customs.
An improbable story is in circulation,
that an American quack Doctor, named
Israel, 90 years of age, is a leader in the
Welsh riots. Ccntcinarians arc not gen
orally propaganlists
The British naval force in the Mediler-
ranean now consists Of Is line of battle
ships, 5 frigatcs, sloops, 4 brigs, and l
cutter of war, steam frigatcs, steam
tender, receiving-ship, and steam
packets, and lombard in the Post Office
service-a much larger force in time Of
peace than at any period during the late
war.
Adv;ces of pacific nature are said to
have been received from Mchemot Ali,
who, however, still insists on holding the
province of Adana. Ibraham appears to
have his hands full in Syria, which con-
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GROCERIES,,

Consisting OF Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Tea,
and Tobacco. Also, Baggng. Bale Rope,
Twinc, Iron Steel, Nails, &C. which are
offered low for cash or country produce
WM. J. GERALD.
December I.
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FATAL DrEL.-A duel was fought with
rifles near Tallahassee, Florida, between
Gen. L. READ and Col. AUGUSTUS ASTON,
in which the latter was killed, the ball
passing through his heart the first fire
The difficulty originated in poliica, con-
test, whi"h created considerable excite.
mcnt.
FRESH SuAD-Were served up at the
City Hotel, Savannah, Geo. on the 20lI
ultimo.
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WANTED.

AS an apprentice to the Printing Bust
ness, youth from II to Is years Of age
Dec.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE Subscribers having formed copart-
ship under the firm of w. D. McDOW-
ALL & co will continue 10 keep gen.
eraI assortment Of GOODS, and solicit a
continuance of the patronage extended to
the late firm of Shannon, McGee & Co.
W. D. McDOWALL.
G.. J. SHANNON.
Il. Z. SHANNON.
Jan. /. 6i5
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BAROUCHE FOR SALE.
A FINE double Barouche and Harness,
"A with Leather Extension Top, nearly
new. Persons wishing to purchase vii! do
we'll to avail themselves of this opportuni-
ty, as bargain may be had. For terms,
&c. apply at this Office.
Dec. 81. 4t3s
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF the KERSHAW VOL
UNTEERS is requested a, the Courthouse
in Camden, on the first Saturday in Janu-
ary next, for the purpose Of paying a trib
ute Of respect to the memory Of the late
Col. John CHESNUT.
December %, 1889.
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NOTICE.
Jan. a..

THE Co.partnership ofShannou, MCGEE,
& Co, having expired by own Limitation,
the debts due by the concern, will be paid
by w. d. McDowaIl g. Co. The name Of
the concern will be continued only for the
closing of the old business.
G. J. SHANNON.
II. II. MCGEE,
w. d. McDOWALL.-
Camden, Jan. l, 1910
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"But let it be indelibly engraved on our
minds that relief is not to be found in ex-
pedients. Indebtedness cannot be RENE
died by borrowing more money, or by
changing the form of the debt. The bal
ance of trade is not to be turned in our
favor by creating new demands upon us
abroad. Our currency cannot be impro-
we'd by the creation ofnew banks, or more
issues from those which now exist.
although these devices sometimes ap-
pear to give temporary relief, they almost
invariably aggravate the evil in the end.
1t is only by retrenchment and reform, by
curtailing public aud private expenditures,
by paying our debts, and reforming oar
banking system, that we are to cxpcc, Il
fectual relief, security for the future, and
an enduring prosperity. In shaping the
institutions and policy of the General Co.
vernment so as to promote, as far as it can
with its limited powers, these important
ends, you may rely on my most cordial
cooperation.
That there should have been, in the pro-
gress of recent events, doubts in many
quarters, and in some heated opposition
to every change, cannot surprise U.s.
Doubts are properly attendant on all re-
form; and it is peculiarly in the nature of
such abuses as we are now encountering,
to seek to perpetuate their power by means
of the influence they have been permitted
to acquire. 1t is their result, if not their
object, to gain for the few an asccndancy
over the many, by securing to them mo-
nopoly of the currency the medium thro'
which most of the wants of mankind are
supplied-to produce throughout society a
chain of dependence which leads all clas-
ses to look to privileged associations for
the mems ofspeculation and extravaganza
Ito nourlsh in preference to the manly
virtues that give dignity to human nature
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

RALPH author Of The Private TTssisf sSHtiaSes
Av wSs Sd s ss sms uS6 t fa
s in these 4 of whom IA are seen in almost
meni he ground which might expect confidence.
royal cG &C., % being the
author of work On the here aHdsd
New Eu YORK. and 9 yse % Il R Nett
find il has been matter of surprise to that one
to SIsase which ms Of ten to
ss .s, :
tons aose%s fact hat ot BOTH vsHers oHSf
Mn not % o sh ay remain so dormant an
their effects upon posterity.
fSa
ere Of these eGS%pns Now pposng
sss good such are s % s
diseases differ one from another that common sense must tell
astonishing the opportunities have Of witnessing these facts
% 9 iss esS Ss pope en
d Others he y1negGs prGPe only IN
were her one nor The Other but were totally different and
But Of all the which painfully the mind.
and afford the finest field Cor knavery Chat of STRUCTURE,
after month Sometimes tie glee attending this disorder
slight but whether The dise6arse return or not he
Rs ali S % e World one
cure structure and yet il properly understood if nost
easily aud speedily be removed do scrup affirm that
many structures be cured in days they had
! ested years before.
TO any one Of common prudence, therefore would say,
II these remarks just land appeal the
nen physicians Of city for their trh) how important
that patient should know something Of the character
and talent Of the whom he is about trust with such
I
For the convenience Of those distance well those
who wish 10 treat their the convenient aud
private manner have cQntryed very little chest, with the
TRrArIsE fitted ia the lid and which every theory
necessary Tor the Of these complaints That for goBorr
Win Far mssag aso ny f.snt Sf
Of which $40 That for the yenerea containing than
enough for the Of ordinary $40 and the chest,
little larger containing thing necessary for the
both complaints. is SIS.
With respect TO the little patent Syrnges, which cannot
here describe, who has not IT, properly
credit is enence and utility And indeed. with regard
TO the intrinsic value Of the chest, uniformly docs
the most sangune expectations, that il
fail to do and returned Immediately tie price shall be
instantly refunded.
Address los. RALPH senrq NJ. D. IS Courtlandt street
New York sl3-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11

COUNTERFEIT BRANDRETH'S PILLS, are sold by
" 200 Drug Stores in the city of NEW YORK. o.
the miserable druggists who shall the of the
world from making desed and rejected Of fellow
man!
1t deeply lamented of public morals that
justice and to those who might be deceived compels
70 p'''''" IA 4 SELLER OF CoUNTERFEITs.
Public WARSING.-The Druggist who keeps Store The
CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET AND THE BOWIE
Of the BoTsy and north side Of Houston street
1t endeavored by using Show Bills very similar to NINE TO
deceive the portion of the public into the belief that t
store and thus take the hard earnings of the for that
which likely to injure than benefit for If the Counter
felt that sold at the above store indeed good medicine
why should to make il sel1-The concu
sion Is that it made TO injured Why made nurl
Druggist very that his inamy be observ-
ed for he exhibits less than three signs that he has Brandes
Pills for sale which only three that he
ders and honesty perfectly useless But tell him
than that of of The latter decd
eddy the honorable of the He stands chance of
being sent to the State Prison for ten but seller Of
Counterfeit Medicine knows only bring your action
for damages and the sellers of Counterfeit Medicine
seldom thing loose, they possibly be made
They confirm the old rule that out Of nothing nothing Be
obtained
My Office in the Bowey few doors south Of this unblush-
ing seller of Counterfeit Brandreth Pills Purchase them
Office which Bowery between Prince and Houston
and you value health druggists store
when you want Brandreth's Pills.
have known who have used the Genuine Pills
that satisfied they the best medicine they
used t not for eounerieing knayes there but little
doubt but long before this time they would have taken the place
of all other purgatve medicines As il is they
TO become and depends with the Judcious Public
shall be secured in my just rights.
The Public's obedient servant
B. BRANDRETH. Nj. D, OIL Broadway
2l Broadway, 276 Bowery, 1856 Hudson streets being my
own Offices the Pills purchased there be relied upon the
~ n gRANDRpTU NJ n do oodorn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-11
COLTS BOOKKEEPING.

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY
n NEWThe accounts which form the basis of the science
classed definite explanations
after the forms of grammar and arithmetic contains vo-
cabuary Of mercantile and Phrass Aso key
lan0g the nature and manner OF JouraTng each OF the Day
Book entries practical accountant would explain the same
his pupil: this simpics the science young
Eash education may aknowledge without
the teacher To which Is added, Directions to
the Learner Commercial Calculations and Practical Forms for
keeping books every extent and variety of scid
houses Public Addresses the FIRST delivered the sub
ject SC. Se.ths day published BY William Jackson, Zoe
Broadway. and for sale the principal Bookstores the
limited States.
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= Il AN H. A =

ON THE WRECK OF THE SHIP SCOTIA.
from the Log of DR.. Madden, on boare
the ship Roscius, bouad to Liverpool.
Fifth of December, P. NJ. saw a wreck
With signals OF distress. W. on her bore
To sSesor her The huge seas swept her deck
lnvain the tars had tried TO stop the leak;
She now waterlogg'd: the mizen fore
For still she ~ AMI groansd tho she'd break IN TWAIN
Our captain told them to put out their boats
they would eS%s on board P Ih ,s % br tSoat
wild cry burstcsueh as men sqherihS
On liiei and crowding to the poop they cling
Expecting 10 another mast go,
OF the poor Scotia, from Quebec to Glasgow
Down she came staggering, like adrunken man.
And made our sober Roscu slip aside
Dreading the contact; and we now Deg"
To doubt if it were prudent to abide ,
For the threatened, and II Was our plan
To beat Inc steamer; but captain cried:
40 leave the wretehed devils, would be bearish-
Damn il. we cannot leave them there to perish"
There is an angel though to stranger,
Not to protect them in the hour Of danger,
Bnt 10 take cogni1ance of every slip
The tars may iaake-in short, kind of ranger,
to R b sa1 TSrS eap pen though o
Flew up to heavens chaacery with the oath;
The angel blush'd, celestial rosy red"
Who eyed him as he Stood, and bowed his head
Then called for silence, and his court 70 order
What would you here haSe you come from .he LORD or
Our business quickly through; why do YOU blush p"
@why do blusl-I blush for Capt. Collins;
Though he has done a noble deed, Wis,
Eve re All the ancient History of Rollins,
But found a deed to equal his;
On looking through telescope OF Dolands.
He saw wreck trans ierred the men TO his.
Vessel, nor hestated thus To cram II
But IN so doing, used the oath, Dad d-n a.
s. Now this, we know, doth neutraze the act
Aud he had better let the sailors drown,
Yea. drownd himself and crew, than thus have lacked
Discretion in his speech, and braved the frown
OF heaven; my duty Is 10 state the fact
And yours, less, know, to note II down:
But st hope you'll drop tear or so,
And blot il out the Lord need never know
=" My friend replied the other, you're BORE
| mean harm, altho' my speech Is fire.;
Your captain did MS duty. nothing more,
In saving shpwrecked mariners at sea,
And if as YOU relate the fact, he swore,
There's great harm in il, that | can see;
An idle word dcsery small punishment,
The offence is never great where none ~ meant.
. Had he not saved the men. he'll been a beast;
With savage feelings most unnatural;
The callous-hearted lawyer, or the priest,
May think such actions aud wonderfully
With se1nen they common thugs at least
know there's a y ankee Jack Bull,
Who would risk his lift ia hour of danger,
To succour or TO friend or stranger
Now this is my decision. | shall not
Record a common action of humanity
Nor will note and therefore need not blot)
A ldpSLs of the tongue; a lnsnty;
(FOr such, in general. oaths, | wot:)
And injudicious praise increases vanity.
You now may and tell this TO the world,
By putting II into the New York Herald"
New York, February 7, ls40.
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49,. BEwARD OF IMPOSITION.
Who Il ais my purse, eals trash
But he who iilebes from me my good name,


pElNES ORRls TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing, prts.rv.
ing and Identifying TIE teeth, received the first
the recent FAR of the American Institute.
Is uneiuallcd deuce gives 60 the Terth clean and
reay Wness and and prevents OF
tlrtar also improves the color Of the LIPS ard gums; PIE.
vents and heals All ulcers Of the mouth arrests the progress Of
o. the breath.
c. The best article that know Of cleansing preserv.
ing and beautying the teeth " Penes Or Tooth Paste
II gives 10 them clear and pcay Wilderness and nparts
peculiar and most gratevl sweetness TO the breath We
DAILY commend the attention Of readers especially
itm-Lgfi,s' Mag.
To unprecedented celebrity which this excellent ar
&c Tor the teeth speedily obtained, under s 1nal
Orrs Tooth Paste has induced several pied
TO make base counter operations, under nan,s
which eewa, for they may probably highly injurious a.
The teeth, anI be compared with the genuine
than ypencl to Satyr. The original article has ~,
fac ;ne Of the inventor sud proprietor, O. w Peine, upon
TIE label, without which u ~ not genuine.
For sale only at the Bazaar 13 Broadway; Guion Broad
Wy; j. w. Hart VI d. 2s Broadway, and IS Hudson
Howe guion, 2s latham st p NJ. Uuion, TT Bowery;
L. schirn ii Cana ct and 80 Henry ct corner Of Pike.
Agsin-Bewarc o. Count,rfeits n2e- codsn'
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no TIE LADlEs.-DR A, q. HILLS UTERO AID.
y DOMINAb SUPPORTER IL offered TO those afflicted
with Proiapsu Falling Of e yont, and other diseases
depending xaton Of the abdominal muscles
stren every way calculated for relief aud permanent
storati9n 70 health When ts instrumest u carefully and
properly lifted TO the form Of the patient invariably affords
the most immediate immunity from the distressing Sdrsggng
and bearing down." which accompany AL
cases Of vscera disacemens Of the abdomen and its skf
Applicant - AWAY followed BY early dica
relief from the patient herself The supporter sof simple con
structon and be applied BY the patient Without further aid
AMOS q. GULL.
Ofce vescy street. Astor House, New York
Pamphlets describing t and applies will be present
ed al the Office
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IACHAU's PATENT-The undersivned hereby talss the
pleasure TO nforn the public that he has established
factory o his Spectacle Glasses called Jachuss Patent Spec
aces The Factory, for the the public has
peeh n,atd At No Chatham street. facing the Park where
VIII % happy TO receive ORDERS which he will execute at
retail. P'' - -
bose who or this article weud do well TO call
and be convinced Of their superiority.
those who may desire a.
Goid, Silver and Steel Frames continually on hand
CHARLES ". l.. JACHAU,
ial33m' Chatham street, up stairs.
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GENTLEMEN's CAsT.oFF CLOTHING.
Bought and the full value given in cash, by

". TlFsN I, W WlIIIam strFtt
KNOWING there persons who make great puff in their
IN Advertisements for Casof Clothing NC. aud
many eases do not give the value Tor the n T. will
those gentlemen who have such artclce BY them and
may send for him, oreeeyng the very utmost value in
for article
line through the Post Office, otherwise 10 the above adj.
dress, VIII meet with due attention. ds
DoCToR GLOVER is consulted usual at his Office His
- own practca experience, and his chemical exp
mens ave enabled him u introduce into his practice several
new articles which are prompt curing those diseases which
he devotcs his attention. ~
Pr o. apprses strangers that he has received regular ed
cal education and has devoted his the last Ter
years to select branch Of his profession. His Office is No
Ann street Private entrance, THIRD door from the Museum
through AZ snty with lamp Al the Office door.
NB-The Doctor keep general assortment If Trusses
Above - 'if"'U' -
SIIis celebrated Elixir may be had his store Price
""e """Nr' JEW
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CONFIDENTIAL

DR. BELL notifies the public that ne may be consulted at
y his Office, l- No. Court tntt street two doors from
Broadway, with the utmost conf Hence VA all DELIcATE Dis
requiring prompt and safe treatment Being KEGs
PRACrfrtONER pat-ns mag rly receiving all The
attention their demand with Of
ISSUE based tle experience OF " twenty
professional duties. Dr. Bell does advertise specific
drop pill, ROB Tor The cure Of cerlin dseaes-bu gaan
all that anatomical medical and chcnics knowledge
suggest IA each case separate Offices. Attendance from
o'clock. \. VI. till 10 2. NJ. jal5-lm+
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NEW CAsTLE DEL Eel. l4tb !,

NEW CASTLE Del. Feb. i4th. 1882
DR. LEYlsoN-Desr siri can never be grateful enough
~ for the have received by the Of your invaluable
Medicine, Hunters Red Dop) for FIVE months act-
ted with venerra and dnrng that time took medicines
hut would At last my ply gave up,
but fortunately day was speaking to FREUD the sub
ecte told that Hunters Red Drop the only medi-
cine that would Of which purchased your
agent Philadelphia. and the result Is that enjoying
perfect health Now after suffering long. and finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop, feel my
duty to inform the interested where relief may be had
II. Is. h.
MR. al nm
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THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CIIREHUGH'S

TRlCOPHEROUS, OK INDICATED COMPOUND,
the ablsaed aud highly approved specific
BADNESS AND GRAY HAIR,
and for the removal OF DanariE from the SKIN
IRON its eel ority ana limitations have
Il been iosed public uEier various DISCUSSES One
individual article which has lately named Me-
deal Composition many ladies' and gentem haze been
dsappoated in purchasing the for the other This caution
IL deemed necessary to prevent future mis- tales.
The Original and genuine be had only at the Propretsrs
Hair Cutting Rooms corner Of Fulton and Broadway, Cup
stairs aud Of his apfotrd Agents y. Dodd Druggist
OF Blocker aud Broadway and VIM Minor Druggist
Franklin House, Broadway.
Ready made Wigs aad Scaps in great variety. ja29-im-
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PUBLISHED DAILY ny
JAMES RDON BENNE EFT

NO. 81 ANN STREET
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TO THE rUBLIC-We call the special attention Of the
public 10 the inducements held out b. SYLVESTER Co
sS for investing in real estat situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the yfous David
Hale Of the Journal Of commerce, have good
knowing that the affair question posssscs the entire conf
demo Of the communicated recommend those
who have doubts, 10 call Sylvester Co who de-
srous Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction
ply & any inquiries made. pgy