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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-13
AVIS.

La societe ei-devant ~existant entire A. Kent
ct r. NJ. Kent, SOUS Ia raison de Amos Kent
& Co, etc dissoute lie premier jour de JUN
dernier, par accord mutuel.
AMOS KENT,
+. M. KENT.
81 DaY.u Dz,I- n...ua ~ on
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UN MARCHE A [

-s Habitation a vendre-A deux
sAsEaRSa ! FfAmille au-dessous de Baton Rouge,
E$ssSgT NJ sur la rive gauche du feuveM Mis-
ss sssgE2saSssa %sissippi, contenant ISL arpens de
terre, ct ayant un moulin a cotton, une maison
de maitre ct de- cabanes EN- bon etat. I'm site
excellent pour un depot de bois ct lie sol tres
adapte a la culture du cotton on de la canine.
Deux cent ving-cinq actions de la Banque de
la Louisiana seront yendues avec la terre.
Pour plus ample informe s'adressera
F. D. NEWCOMB, GU a
JOS. w. FOWLER,
sept Is. 80 Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-13

oorcon de douze d treize ans a donne, ii y
a quelque TENS, un double ct ben rernaf-
auable exemple de courage ct de fermete
de ~caractere. La mutt a%pprochalt' II sen
re.ournait de Relms i Vieux, ayec
charrette ct une c~einture bien garnle. Sur
la route, il est tout d coup estoure par tr"'s
,hommes de mauyaise mine qul lui deinen-
dent sa boursc. II rcpond dun ton resoIu
qu'ils ne %l'auront pas, ct il appelle I'M grand
ct solide matin qui lie suivait pour lie defen-
Dire. Mas lie CHEN ne Wien: pas ct les So.
leurs ont recours aux menaces. Lentant
persis.e dams son refus, ct les troit bandits
essaient Gu vain de vaincre sa resistance.
s'Nous allons te METRE sous les roues dc
ia voiture.-Faites, mais vous n'aurez pas
ma bourse. lies miserables font CONNIE
il ayaient dit, ct quand Penfant est a terre,
hui %dcmandent de nouveau son argent. II
refuse encore ct appelle toul onrs son chen a
son secours. LIE CHEN ne paralt pas, mas
les v~oleurs, intimides par tant de resolution
ct ne ~vouIant pas recourir aux moyens ex'
trames, ~laissent cnfn partir lie petit ct IN
trepide yoiturier. II arrive b'entot chez
lui. A peine entire dams la malson de son
pere, il va dams la cour avec I'm tusll char.
| ge. ct etcnd son CHEN mort IA SEES pieds. Al
bruit du coup de feu, lie pere account
NE ,%palheureux enfant est fou s'ecrle-t.ii
Non, peere, je ne suis pas fou.-Mals IL
as tue no,re 'chien.-Oui, jai tue notre
CHEN, parce que vous vous 10 croyez ur
bon ct fdele compagnon, ct il eta't traltre
ct )ache." Et il raconta a son pere com
ment il await fait courageusernent son de
voir, ct pourquoi il await punl celuI gu
~n'ayait pas fat lie sien.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-13

EPAvE-Arrete par Jacques
~NA-rEagse Blanchard, an cheval bal fonce,
TIS age d'environ sept ans ct marque
sAxs@aAE-S. C. sur Pepaule gauche.
II sera vendu par lie soussigne JUICE de paix,
81 lie proprietaire ne lie retire dams ~lespace de
quatre-vingt dix iours.
Quest Baton Rouge, Is octobre 1871.
D. BROOKS
80 octobre. SO Juge de paix.
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AnItERGT DE EATON ROUGE.

AOTEBCT DE BATON ROUGE.
s-cv~~ lie steamer TEcHE, capt
L. NJ. Ferbois, ayant etc
EGs--=f2s-sH.g.agbien repart, ct reconnu de-
nEaasaszs.2sSzzaas premiere classe par tous
les bureaux d'assurances, fera ses t~rajets re-.
guliers pendant Ia s~aison, entire la Nouvelle
Orleans ct Baton Rouge deux fois par semalne.
pa rtant de Ia Nouyelle Orleans tous les Mar
di ct Samedi d 10 heuros, ct de Baton Rouge
tous les Jeudi Ell Dimanche a Ia meme heure.
Pour fret on passage s'adresser d bord.
ia septembre. 81
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H. sERA "

IL SERA VENDU,
Pour frais de rangeur ct autres frais SA-
MEDI, Ii c%ourant, a midi, en- face du bureau
de la Gazette, deux mules epaves, arrates par
]. H. Boatner, ct publies dams Ia Gazette de
Baton Rouge commencement a la loi.
j.. HUSTON, rangeur.
nOvembre, 1871. 80
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AVIS.
Perdu Samedi 81 octobre lS41. sur lie che
min public dams la paroisse de Quest Baton
Rouge, un billet fat par Edouard Dnpuy en-
favour de Hebert freres, ct payable a we, pour
la somme de oUATREvINGT DoUzE piastres.
La personne qui trouvera lie dit billet est price
de lie remettre all proprietaire,
E. HEBERT.
N. B. LIE payment du dit billet est arrete.
6 octobre 1871. ~.
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4. ces paroles, je fus saisi dune indigna-
ton ~convenable, ct tout en- yoyant blen ce
ou' await de spscieux Iaccusatlon de mon
interlocuteur, e m'occupai de lie Reuter-, &c
que ie fis en- ces terrnes.
ii faut dependant tout dire, monsieur
Sill semble, an premier abord, que cetie
pudeur 81 fearoce dams la Seine, soft CONNIE
les p~oissons de riviere qui ne peuvent vivre
dams rOcean, ct remonter les ieuves sans
Sc laisser janais entrainer jusqn'a lenr en-
bouchure !; on doitsemarquer que les FEM
mes, aux bairs de mer, font Il Ia ciiastete
lie plus grand sacrifice qu'on pnisse faire d
aucune vert,, elleslu i sacrifienf.. eur beaute.
On salt lhstoire de cette Verge chre-
t%iennne, qui Sc conpa 10 nez pour e~chapper
a la passion QUA ~proconsul romain.
Eth bien ! vous voyez au havre, a dep.
pc on a Trouyille, trois cents femmes qul
deux fois par jour %ronouvclient ce trait 81
vante.
Avec Ieur costume de laine, leur yeste,
Ieur pantalon ct leur bonnet de to'Ile Gree,
Giles semblent une ioule de singes teigneus
qui gan;badent sur Ia PLACE.
Ob!igees de Sc baigner al mllleu de'
hommes, Giles ont reimbursement imagine
de ~s'entourer dun wolfe de laideur.
Mon interlocuteur Sc retira humble, e
me laissa fer de la belle defense que 'aval
faite en- favour du beau sere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-13

S1NGuLIERE CHAssE.-Le Glenn Falls
Clarion raconte que deux hommes, Eg-
bert Galusha ct Reuben Davis. habltans
de la petite vile de Dresde. a Fest du lac
George, ont tue recemment en- trois lours,
sur lie versant oriental de Tongue Noun
tain, aux environs d. village de Baliow,
ONE cent quatre serpens a sonnette de
| grosseur phenomenale.
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% octobre. 50 ~
ETOFFES EFT HABILLEMENTS

Iot1S INlL1ESLO.
Les soussignes v%iennent de recevoir I'm
grand assortment d'etoifes ct habillemens
pour negres, consistant en- serseys, linseys,
Oznaburgs de cotton ct doubles Lowells, qa'ls
offfent i vendre a bas prix.
j. 81 T. r. Philips &. CO.
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r.. s,1e,nr All TuEATRE.-On ecrit de
Dresde, lie 4 stptembre:
"Un incident afiligeant a signale Ia re-
presentation d'hier all theatre Royal ct
National de notre capitale. On donnan
lie drame intule F7uch ind Segen Male.
diction ct Benedict.on), de M. Ernest Rau-
pach. Au troisieme acte, pendant la see
ne OF, I'M huissier, au pom DUN usarier, pro-
cede a la saisie ct il Reinforcement des meu-
bles dune fiamille pauyle, scene qu' a lie
privilege de t~oujcurs captiver au plus haut
degre lattention des spectateurs, on aPer-
cut tout a coup un eclair dans la sale, ct
en- meme tens on entendlf une forte de-
tonation. Tous les yeux Sc porterent sur
la premiere gaIerie, ct Ia on Wit I'm Jeune
homrne renverse en- arriere sur les bancs,
ayant a Ia poitrinc n large blessure d,o'!
lie sang ~s'ecoulait a gros bou1llon. Get
i%nfortune s'etait suicide en- Sc tIrant un
coup de l~istolet sau cnur, ct await expire
sur-le-champ. On a reconnu en- lui un
jeune escrivain de Leipsick nornme Et1enne
Gerstenhage, auteur de ~quelques romans
rempIis d'idees ct de sentiments tres exal-
ties. II await, dit.on, dome depuis %quelques
jours des signes non equiyoques d'al'ena-
ton mentale.
"Apres que l'emotion causee par Get
evenement a dure uDe vingtaine de mi
Dutes, quelques voix du parterfe demande-
rent lie continuation de la piece, etle reste
Idu dramc de NJ. Raupach ct la comedie
qui a etc iouee ensuite ont etc ccoutes
ayec la plus grande tranquiliite.
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REFERENCES

Philip Hicky, Esq, pres de Baton Rouge
Thos, G. Morgan, Esq, Nile. Orleans.
Rev. DR.. w. Lacy, Jackson, LIE.
d septembre 1871. 30
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LES NJ TuRouEs.-Le Morning.
Chronicle nc recoit pas settlement de Cons.
tantinopIe dcs correspondanccs polItlques,
on hui dome sur les coquetteries des DANES
turques dcs documens tout o%ficlels. Nous
" llsons sous la date dc Constantlnople lie
IS aoat:
lies deux tirmans concernant lie costu-
me ct les gonts de toilette DIES danes tur-
aues, ont produit leur effet. Maintenant,
les DANES ne paraissent qu'enveloppees de
la t&te aux pieds. Toutefois, les ulemas
viennent de nouveau de rendre une ordon-
nance ainsi concue: Depuis quelque tens,
les meres. femmes, files ct suurs des yra's
croyans, ont adopte pour leur costume des
innovations qui sont de nature d les prlver
dcs Ioulssances promises aux ~blenheureux,
lie paradis. Ainsi Giles portent des panta-
Ions collans ct ~attirent les regards lnd's-
crets. Celia est non settlement scandaleux,
mais de plus il en- est resulte que Pestomac
DIES entans ct DIES domestiques est reste
vide, parce que Pom a fat des depenses
cxagerees pour les superfuitesl Aims lone
que les danes portent avec rautorisatIor
d'Allah dcs pantalons dun prix modere e'
uui leur servent de boucher contre les yeus
profanes, mais que ces objects ne solent pa
exposes dams les bazars. Les chefs d.
farnille dcvront surveiller leurs femmes e
! leurs files, quand Giles feront des excur
!, sions dams des barques. II arrive aussl tire
|, Solvent que ron attribute a des accIden
!, naturels lies danes turques p~retendent gu
ST l'on volt parfois leurs pieds, c'est Petfet d
rimpetuositG du VENT ce qui nest en- ver'
i tie qu,une coquetterie b!amable. Que ecu
4 mi cette obser walton s'adresse sc tielInen
pour avertis s'ils NY %prennent garde, II
compromettront Ieur h%onnneur lci bas, G
: scrontsp11is pour avoir augmente lie nom
bre des anes damnees qui habitent un sc
, Jour afireux."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-01-06
PROCL ALTON.

By JOHN p. RICHARDSON, Esq.
Governor and Commander in Chief in
and oper the State of South Carolina.
WHEREAS, in pursuance of the act
w of the Legislature of this State, the
votes for members of the tweniy-scventh
Congress have been counted in presence
Of The Governor, by Commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose; and it appears
that ISAAC E. HOLMES has been duly elec-
ted for The Congressional District of Char
lesion; R. BARNwELL RHETT, for the Dis
trict composed of Collection and Beaufort;
JOHN CAMPBELL, for the District COM
posed of Georgetown, lIory, Marion
Marlborough, Williamsburg, and Darling
ton; 8. H. BUTLER, for the District com.
posed of Barnwell, Orangeburg, Lexing-
ton, and Richand; F. w. P1cKENs, for
the District composed Of Edgcield and
AbbevilI; WILLIAM BUTLER, for the Dis
lrict composed Of Pendleton and Grecn-
will; JAMES RODGERS, for the District
composed of Union, York, Spartanburrg
and Chester; THOMAS D. SUMTER, tor Inc
District composed of Lancaster, hersfaw'
Sumter, and Chesterfield; and PATRICK Y;
CALDWELL, for the District composed
of Fairfield, Newberry. and Laurens.
Now, therefore, l do issue this, my
Proclamation, notifying and declarinng'
according to the provisions ofthe said Act.
that Isaac E. HOLMES, Z. BARNwELL.
RuETT, JOHN CAMPBELL, 8. II. BUTLER,
F. w. P1cKENs, WILLIAM SUMTER,
JAMES ROGERS, THOMAS D. SUMTER, and
PATRICK Z. CALDWELL, had a majority
of the votes in their respective Congress
sional Districts, aforesaid, and are duly
elected Representatives in the Congress Of
the United States from this State.
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF
the State, at Columbia, this the 10Th
day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and forty, and'in the sixty fifth yea,
of the independence of the United
States of'America,
JOHN p. RICHARDSON, H.a
a. By the Governor. ,n ~
a. sr. M. LABORDE,
/. .s., ! Secretary of State.
Dec. II 6t
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MURRELL MEN,
I0O-ROLLAKs REWARD!

STOLEN from the Subscriber on Sun
day night last, Negro man named Spence,
eighteen or nineteen years Of age, well
made five feet eight or nine inches high,
will weigh 140 or l45 pounds, very black,
has a pleasing countenance, and small
scar on one Of his cheeks. He wore off
linen coat and drab hat, the crown of
which had been drove down; but il is pro.
bablc lie will changc.his clothing, as well
as his name. - g 80 80" ,I
He took with him common sized four.
year old Bay Hcrsc, with a long maine
and tail, and a very short and thin fore
top; one Of his hind feet grey up to the
ancIe joint, and PAGES ahdracks we'll.
tits supposed'the said Negro was cnr-
ried as far as Camden, $. c. by the thief,
and taken OFF to the west by an accom-
plice; crfe may be. led somewhere
in North or Sonth Carolina, until search
for him is gireR up. ;, 49,,
/ will give The above reward for the de-
livery of The Negro and thief, with proof
10 convict him, or Fifty Dollars for the
Negro and HoEse. Any information may
be addressed lime at .Meltqnsville, An
son County, N. e, ..
). 60 5'3sJAMEs p HARRELL.
December "a, ,slS40 Aoci r. i
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LOST

Am Thursday last, either in Camden,
~ or between that place, and Carter's
Greek on the Stage Road, small Lea,he
POCKET BOOK, containing one hun
dred and ,hirty-nine dollars in Cash, be
lieved 20 be in five and ten dollar Bills
on one of the Charleston Banks, three
dollar bill, on a N. G. Bank, and two half
dollars in Silver. One due bill, payable
10 Mrs. Catharine McKinnon, signed by
G. & F. Matheson, dated Dec. Sd 1910.
Also bill! of four round bales Of cotton
sold to w. Anderson & Co. A reasona-
BILE reward will be paid for the delivery
of said pocket book and contents 10 the
Post Master in Camden, or TO the subscri-
ber.
JOHN M. SHAW.
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!, \ MANGING-ROC;K
AC A ID E MY, :.

YENHE Trustees of this institution feelgra-
Il tilted to announce 10 its PATRONS aud
to the public gencrally..that they have
secured the services of Mr.. SAMUEL
SPENCE, for the ensuing year. 1t is
presumed that bis character is so well es-
tabIished that any eulogy is deemed un-
necessary and superfuous. .a
The exercises Of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in Janua-
ry at the following rates, viz:
-. PER QUARTER
Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, SO so
English Grammar and Geosra.
ply, with the above, 5 90
This Institution is situated twenty.six
miles north of Camden in q very healthy
region, and in a civil, moral, and reli-
gious community, remote from vice Of any
kind.
Good Boarding, including washing and
candles, can be obtained cunvcneint.lo the
school house at seven dollars per month.
DAVID MILLER
JOHN U. INGREM,
JAMES NJ. lNGREM,
FRANCIS P. INGREM,
CASWELL MOPI.EY,
BURWELL BECKHAM.
Trustees.
Dec. 2S,h 1910.
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APPOINTMENTS. j.

lsi'1. APPOINTMENTS ''sf.
: By Divine permission the Row Thomas Mason
willpreach at tho following places in Januaiy and
February Is41:-'Te" ~ ,s5'.c$'a se'-2t
=. sin &..a % JANUARY. q '<5ss'
Saturday and Sunday, the Cd and 81, at Swift
Creek; Monday, the 4th rest; Tuesday, the 5lb lat
nghtat stateburg; Wednesday, the 9Th at Ram.
seys Meeting House, Thursday, 7th 1t Providence;
the 9th, 9th and 10th at Fellowship; Monday 1l,h,
rest; Tuesday, 10Th at Bethlehem; Wednesday 18th,
at Cedar Swamp; Thursday 18th, ride Friday; 18th,
at McGinneys from the 18th to the 25th inaGcorpe.
town: Tuesday, Goth ut McGinney's;g Wednesday,
9th, at Cedar Swamp; Thursday, esth, at BcthIe.
hem; Friday, 29th ride; Both and 3fst at Moriah.
'--,s.2:s e.i FEBRUARY" rsd' ~
Monday, lst, rest; Tuesday, sd, at Mrs. Davis's
School Room; Wednesday; Sd, at 'Pibgles ); Thurs
day, 4th ride; Friday 5th, at Bethany: Saturday,
9Th, ut Piedmont; Sunday 7th, at Mount Pisgah;
Saturday and Sunday, 18Th and 18th, at Jackson's
Creek (Rchland District) Monday, 18th, rest Tues
day, the 18th, at colonel's Creek Wednesday 17th,
Congaree; Thursday, The 18th, at Beulah; Friday,
l9th rids; Saturday and Sunday, Doth and 2ist, at
Twenty-Five mile Creek; Saturday and Sunday, 9th
and 28th, at Harmony, g .ssa.s1 g '5;.syl;
GThe Editor Of the Georgetown American will
confer favor by giving the appointments from tho
I'd of January to the 7h Of February, an insertion in
his paper. T. MASON.
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EDUCATION.
CAMDEN ORPHAN SOCIETY
AgAD@WYs
Dec. 16.

"HE Exercises of this institution will
Il be continued, after The Isl of Janua-
ry ensuing, under the superintendence OF
Mr., HENRY, P. HATFIELD.
In making this annunciation, the Trus-
tees take occasion TO remark, and they do
so, under full sense Of their response
bility, that in point of critical scholarship,
and the facility and success with which he
communicates instruction--thorough in
struction--especially in the classics-Mr.
Hatfield has few equals.
They therefore earnestly and confident
ly srecommend the institution 10 all who
duly appreciate the importance of pro-
per course Of academic instruction.
f. II. ANDERSON,
WM.aMcWILLlE,
THOMAS LANG,
JOHN WORKMAN,
BENJAMIN HALLE,
C. MATHESON,
c. J. SHANNON,
w. E. JOHNSON,
VIM, w. LANG, 80
]. M. DESAUSSURE,
Trustees.
Camden. Dec. q. 1910. =-,s.
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H.oLEVY

Is now receiving a choice anu sea-
sonable assortment eff GOODS, which he
Intends selling at very low prices. Those
persons who have to purchase will find
it to their advantage to call and Judge
for themselves. His stock comprises IN
part of the following articles: ,
. WOOLENS.
Sup. fine blue, black, olive, brown,
Green und mixed Cloths,
Blue, black, g. cold Cassimeres
Sattinets Of all colors, e..
Kentucky Jeans,
Sup. fine Welsh white Flannels,
Red and yellow Flannels, g.:
Plaid & plain Linseys for serV'ts'
White Welsh Plains,
Negro Linseys s,approved qualities
London Duffel Blankets,
Sup. fine 9-4 TO l4.4 Bed Blankets,
COTTON GOODS. -,
Fine and sup. fine Calicoes
Furniture Calicoes,
Colored Cambrics,
Cambria and Jackonet Muslins,
Swiss, Null and Book Muslins, -.
Unbleached and bleached Homespun OF
every quality,
Super. Long Cloth,
Plaid and striped Homespun,
Blue Twilled IIomespun,
Bed Ticks of different qualities
Canton Flannels
Apron Checks,
Twi!led Drillings.
LINENS.
SUP. and common Irish Linens,
l2-4 BarnsIey Sheeting
3-4 Bird Eye Diaper,
Russia Diaper,
Brown Linens,
Linen Cambria IIandkerchiefs,
Lawn Lawns.
WORSTED GOODS.
Black Bombazine,
Black and colored Merinoes,
New style splendid Mouslin de Luins,
.Colored Bombasetls,
Colored and black Circassians.
HATS.
Fashionable Fur Hats,
Wool Hats,
Fine Otter Caps,
Seal Caps,
Ladies Nunn's Bonnets.
SILKS.
Black Gro de Refine Silk,
Blacl and blue black Gro de Swiss,
ORA work twist silk Gloves, r
,cnilemen's Stocks,
BIackSilk Velvet.
ALSO,
Green Cloth, suitable for the Rifle Corps
With complete assortment of
Garoceries,'
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lDJhU1Sa

EVHE subscriber has just received his
fall supply of Medicines &c. which
lie will be happy to furnish TO his punctu.
al customers on the best terms. Among
other articles, are the following:
Murray's Fluid Magnesia,
Hcnry's Calcined do
English and American Calomel,
MoGat's Pills,
Phcnix Bitters,
Camphor,
Rhubarb, Root and Powder.
Sup. Carb. Soda,
Sweet Oil, Castor Oil,
IsngIass, Gum Myrrh, Alcohol.
Nutmegs, Mace, &c. &c.
He will also, in a few days receive a
large supply of Wetherill's pure White
Lead, Lamp Oil, Train Oil, &c. &c.
]. r. McKAIN.
Nov. ii.
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fWNe D@NNs
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.

RESPECTFULLY announces to the
public that he intends remaining in Cam
den fol some time, for the purpose of CIV
ing lessons on the German Flute and Cult
ar. All those who wish to favor him with
their patronage will oblige him by calling
at Mr.. VIM. McKain's, where he may be
found. His terms are moderate, and he
has no doubt he can, in all cases give sat-
isfaction. Dec. %.
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--i g. HEAD QUARTERS, I
COLUMBIA. Dec. IL, lS4O.

+ CoLUMBIh, Dec. III, lS4O.
General Orders, No. L.
.THE following gentlemen have been
Il appointed Aids-de- Camp 10 the Com
mander.in. Chief, with the rank, Of Lient
Colonel.-They will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
ARMSTEAD BURT,
ALBERT RHETT,
LOUIS T. WIGFALL,
JAMES. P. DICKINSON,
JOHN PHILLIPS,
JOHN ENGLISH,
WILLIAM H. CANNON, JR.
CHARLESTON READ, JR.
HENRY H. THOMPSON,
JAMES MCPHERSON.
The Aids-de- Camp above named, will
equip themselves, and report for duty,
either personally or by letter, to the Ad-
jutant and Inspector General, at Aiken,
s. c., by the 10Th day Of February next
If either of the above named Aids-de.
Camp shall neglect to report as above
required, it will be deemed refusal to
accept, and the vacancy will be immcdi'
alely filled By another appointment.
By order of tie COMMANDMENTS Chief
JAMES JONES.
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Dee. IA, lS40.
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Russell PLACEACADEMY

YH1E Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure in
l. announcing 10 its patsons and 20 the public gen.
orally, that they have secured the services OF Mr.
JolrS G. BOWMAN, as Principal, for another year.
any vouchers necessary to one who has been 30
long known 10 the public we'll qualified and sue
cessfl instructor ofyouth they feel justified in say
ing that more than two years intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. Bowman, has convinced them that he has
few equals in that most difficult of all tasks-train-
ing the youthful mind
The classical and mathematical departments will
be under the exclusive direction of the Principal.
competent Assistant will be provided to take charge
of the English department.
Good boarding can be obtained within sight OF the
Academy, at Eight dollars per month, exclusive OF
washing and candles; which will also be furnished to
those who may require them, at moderate prices
RATES OF TUITION. .
PER QUARTER
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $3 81
English Grammar s. Geography with the aboye,s6 w
Classics..and Mathematics, Q 90
This Academy is situated twenty -four miles north
of Camden, in healthy region and in the midst OF
moral and rcllgous community, lcHoie iioh e''iy
temptation to idlencss extravaganza or vice.
... j.. PATTERSON,
.. S. B.sHAMMOND,
JESSE KILGORE,
ZADOCK PERRY,
WIN. S. SrINSON,
THOS. L. DUNLAP,
l.. ]. PATTERSON,
s. DONNELLY,
WILLIE PATTERSON,
f. L. FRASER,
G. L. DYE
JAS. B. CURETON,
JACKEY PERRY,
]. r. DYE.
ED. HAMMOND,
DAVID MILLER,
Dec. 16. Trustees
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THOSE indebted to the firm of j. H.
Anderson g. Co. or the subscriber ihdliV
dually are hereby called on for an carly
settlement Of their respective dues O.
much longer indulgence cannot be ,en.
]. II. ANDERSON.
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TO THE PUBLIC
"A CA II ID.

Tssi:E Subscriber having purchased the
q well known, extensive and varied
assortment of BOOKS, Stationary and
Fancy articles, belonging to the estate of
the late Mr.. John P. Belle, will reopen
the establishment on Monday the 18th
inst. when he trusts, he will by his atten-
ton and courtesy, merit that liberal sup
port that has heretofore been extended to
the late proprietor.
SAMUEL HART, Sen.
Successor 10 the late J. P. Belle.
Charleston, Dec. 10.