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ders, but induce capitalists to come into our
midst, to make their dollars tell, by learning
US lesson of practical enterprise. We say
to The planters, raise less cotton, more grain,
more mules, more hogs, make your own ne;
gro clothes: raise sheep-make your own
blankets; erect tan-yards, encourage shoe.
makers and hatters-in fact, artisans OF all
kinds to settle permanently amongst you;
labor at making your soil rich, and do not
devote all your energies 10 wearing it out;
and soon all things will 60 with you. You
will not make SO many bales of cotton; in
fact may not cut such swell on your fac
tors books, but take our word for it, you
will have happier slaves, richer lands, more
thrift and fewer debts, anil sleep'ess thoughts
to harrass your hours of rest.
South Cdrolinian.
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In Ordinary.

LANCASTER DIS TKICT.
John Isom, Applicant, VS.. Rebecca lsom, ovid;
ow,) William. Ison, Sally Ison,. Henry Clark and
wife Polly, John Clark and wife Nancy. Sally lsom
James I,om. Sally Crowder Elizabeth Crowder'
and the children Of Betsey Best, deceased, Delen-
danis. Real Estate Of WIN. lsom, deceased;
: 1T appearing Il, my satisfaction that Rebecca
Isom and the children Of Belsey Best, decd. De.
PENDANTS, reside without the limits Of this State; II
Is the :efore ordered, That they do appear and ob'
ject 10 the sale or division of the Real Estate o
William Isom, decd on or before the 18th day o
December, ls4s, or their consent to the same vii
). II. WiTHERspooN, OLD.
sept. 8, l64s. ST 3m
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600 bushels of corn, more or less, 5000 lbs. of
fodder, more or less, grey mare and colt, one
bay mare, wagon, ID head of sheep + head OF
caitlc; IL head b hogs, and one lit OF shucks, le-
We'd on and to be sold as the property of the de-
fendant, al the suit Of John J. Schroler VS. John
Holly:
GIhe above property will be sold at the residence
of the defendant on the second day of sale, except
the horses, which will be sold AT the court house
on tic first day Of sale. l.o0l
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Shcrif,s Sales.

BY virtue Of sundry wrIts Of teri iacias TO me
directed, will sell beure the court house in Cam.
den on the first Monday and day following in DE,
cember rcxt being the fourth and fifth days of said
month, within the leg. ours Of sale, the follow
ing property, to-wt- .....
l Negro man named Henry, levied on and 10 be
sod as the property of the defendant at the suit of
john D. Murray and others VS.. Elijah Bass.
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OraimarY,s Nolice.

. Whereas, no administration (de bonIs nonl on
: the estate of Ann Gilman, late Of kershaw Dis
trict, deceased, has been applied for. l have taken
possession Of the goods and chattels, rights al
credits Of the said estate. All persons indebted to
the estate are required paw the same yer to me-
those having demands against the estate will hand
ttem in duly attested, 10 me for payment.
"s NAV IL. J. R. JOY, .. X. D.
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For the Season.

A fresh supply OF The genuine l.ubin's Extrat
Jockey Club, Boquet de Caroline, Extrait Mousse
line, Verviene, Rose, PatchouIy and Orange de
Portugal; HaueI's Eustra Hair Restorative, Sha-
wing Cream. &c, Maugenet & Coudray's and E
RoTssel's Philocombe, an elegant preparation OF
beers marrow. for the hair; Eds lledyosma; Pa
tey's Extract Of Verbena; lausl's Eau de Venus
and Nymph Soap; Clcveland's superior Cologne
Water in piut bottles. together with fire assort'
ment of Conbs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, &c. &c.
inst received at LEVELAND'S.
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South Carolina.
KERSH 4 w DISTRIC CT.
IN EOJTJTY

Margaret McCaskl and Samuel p. Murchison, VS..
Daniel McCaskil and others Bill for sale Of
Land.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Sarah Nc
CaskliI, one OF the defendants to this Bill, resides
beyond the limits of this State: 1t is, on motion
Of J. NJ. DeSaussnre, Complainant's Solicitor, or
dered that the said Sarah McCaskill do answer,
plead or demur TO this Bill within three months
from this ate, or an order pro confesso will be en-
tered against her.
WIN. NJ. SlIANNON,c. EK.D.
October 18th. az 3m
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MILTON ON HIS LOSS OF SIGHT.


The following sublime poem is said to be takcn ftor
he Oxford edition Of Millions works:
am old and blind!
Mon point at at me as smitton by Gods frowD;
Afflicted and deserted of my kind.
Yet am moi cast down.
um weak. yet strong;
murmur not that no longer see;-
Poor, DID, and helpless, the moro belong,
Father Supreme! 10 thee.
All merciful one!
When men are farthcst, then art thou most neal
When friends pass by my weakness 10 shun,
Thy chario, hear,
Thy glorious face
Is leaning toward me-, and its holy light
Shines in upon my lonly dwelling place
And there is no more night
On my bendcd knee.
recognize Thy purpose, clearly shown;
My vision Thou hust dimmcd that may Sc
Thyself, myself alone.
have nought in fear;
This darkness is the shadow Of thy wingi
Beneath il am almost sacrcd-hcre,
Can no evil thing.
Oh! seem 10 stand
Trembling, where foot Of mortal ne'er hath been,
Wrapped In ,ha, radiance from the sinlcss land
Which eye hath never SON.
Visions como and 20,
Shapes Of rcspIendent beauty round me ,hrong,
From angel lips scem TO hear the flow
Of soft and holy song.
II is nothing now,
When heaven is once on my sghtess eyes,
When airs from Paradise" refresh my brow,
Tile earth in darkness lies.
In purcr cline,
My being fills with rapture-waves of thought
Roll in upon my spirit strains sublime
Break over me unsought.
Give me now my Tyre!
feel the STRINGS of gin divine,
Within my bosom gows uncurtlIly fro,
Lit by no skill Of mine,
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his plantation on
Granny's Quarter creek, twelve miles above Cam.
den OF. the Lancaster road.
The tract conraus about 500 acres, lOO Of
which, is first rate swamp land, the balance good
oak and hickory land about 25O acres are cleared,
under good fence and in high state Of cultivation.
On The premises are a good frame dwelling,
with all necessary outbudngs, together with a
Gin house and Screw and Backsmths shop, SC
TO an approved purchaser, the place will be
sold on very accommodating terms.
w. R. YOUNG.
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Ordiuary's NOtict

~ g Ord1uIry's NOuccs
Whereas no application has been made for Ad-
,ninistraton upon the goods and effects of K. L..
Wilson decd. {. | have taken possession Of them as
Derelc, and hereby give notice to all persons IN
debted TO said Estate, to come and make imined-
ate payment and those having demands against
e the same, to present them to me duly attested.
s-rJl--s q - J. r. JOY, o. X. D.
Camden. Nav a6. lS4s. % If
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Nov 8, 1S4S
Attention Cavalry!

The 5th Regiment. Sd Brigade Of Cavalry will
assemble in Columbia at O'Clock, y. Nj. on the
18th Of December next, 10 pitch camp aud be fully
equipped for duty for two days. The Officers and
Staff attached to the Regiment will assemble at
the same place and time fully equipped for duty.
BY order OF Col. Ancrum,
III GOODWIN, Jr. Adj't
Columbia. Nov.4 10 5t
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas, no Administration on the Estate OF
Emanuel Rush, late Of Krrshaw District, deceased
ghas applied for in pursuance of the Act OF Assem-
.blysi have taken passion Of the goods and chat
,eis, rights and credits of the said Estate as dere-
lect. All persons indebted to the said estate are
reqared to pay the same over TO me, and those
having deuands against the estate will present
them to me duly attested for payment.
Semi II. ls45 JOHN R. JOY, O X. D.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
At Charleston Prices.
J. A. CLEVEL A N D,
DRUGGIST and AP0THECARY,

Nearly opposite Masonic Hall, Camden, s. e.
Takes this method Of informing the citizens OF
Camden and the surrounding country, that he still
continues to keep constantly on hand, fresh and
well selected stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, and Dye-Stufs,
Patent Medicines and Perfamery,
Soaps, Brushes, Combs and Fancy Articles,
Chrisrie's GaIvanic Rings, Belts. Bracelets, Car
tiers and Necklaces,
Thompsonian Medicines.
Embracing every article now used in the practice,
&c. &C.
All of which will be sold as low as articles Of
the same description can be be bought in Charles
ton. FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
UPhysicians, Planters and Country Merchants
will do well to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All Medicines sold at this establishment war
ranted, and all orders executed with despatch.
Oct l6. ]. A. G.
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The following Books to-wt: Madison Papers
Legare's Writings Webster's Dictionary, tlarge
size) Encyclopedia Americana, celebrated Trials,
The Bank Case, Mitford's Greece, Giles do, Fre-
momts Expeditions, &C., levied upon and to be sold
As the property of the defendant, at the su OF Hay
den 4 Gregg VS. J. p. Dickinson.
Terms cash-purchasers to pay Tor papers.
Nov l3. T. J. WARREN, s. D..
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0rlinary's Notice.

Whereas, no administration on the estate OF ia
cob Hammond, late of Kershaw District, deceased
has applied for in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
DIV, have taken possession Of the goods and chat
teis, rights and credits Of the said estate as dere-
flict. All persons Indebted 10 the said estate are
required to pay the same over TO me- and those
q having demands against the estate will present
b them to me dnly attested for payment
-, lime 2l. s.f.H t J. r. JOY, o. K. d.
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NHtics.

Whereas no peon has applied for letters OF ad-
rui,ttraiion debons upon the Estate OF Johr poar
formerly of Charleston District taken possession
of the same with the will annexed ard therefse give no
te 70 all who may be indebted to said Estate TO make pay
aent to me- and any dvnnjs to present them to inc du'
~ attssted. JOHN X. JOY. OK %.
4 Nosember g. 1915 45 IT
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Fresh Arrivals.

The subscriber is receiving and opening large
and varied s,or k of Fall and Winter Goods, con-
ss,ng of Dry Goods of every description; Hard,
ware, Groceries and Crockery, which will be sold
for cash or punctual custom r, as low as they can
be hrd in this market &. MATHESON.
October 9TH lS4S. 40 tt
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Notice.

Whereas no pers,n has applied TO me for letters Of ad
nisiiation upon the goods and ctates Of the late E.
Clarkson have taken possession of the same as dereec
b. .aeat to me- and those having demands present then
duly attrst-d. JOHN X. JOY, 0. X. d.
November 8, lS4S Is If
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For the Camden Journal.


In memory of John Robson, decd. Of Lancaster Di
trict, S. C.
JOHN ReBlsoN is doad and gone
fle died tho present year;
And DER his tomb his friends have mourned,
His widow dropp'd her tear.
Yes-Butcher John is dead gone!
He. on whose beef we've fed,
When shall We get our beef again,
Now Butcher John is deud2
Upon the hills of Lynches Creek,
Methinks hear him still,
To all his lazy tenants shout
"Beef! Beef" in tones most shrill.
We've eat Johns beef for many years,
But for that beef ne'er paid,
Should not our cheeks be bathcd in tears,
Now Butcher John is deadl
Lancaster C. H. S. c. w. 1. }.
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e BY THOMAS w. PEG u ES.
TERMS.

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insic insertions and Semi monthly the same as new ones
publishing Citations the law directs three dollars
uil DO charged: ,c,,,;
eatons Candidates for public offices OF pro-
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tisements. ,,.,,
itstte by mail must be post paid to insure Pu"e'
sitsnipn. ~
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Negro man named Bann, LEVIED on and 10 be
Sold as the property of the defendant at the suit Of
Daniel Beaulord VS. Daniel Motley.
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bay Nurse and small wagon, levied on aud 10
be sold as the property OF the defendant, at The su
of N. H. DeLcun, Ey'or. VS. Grief Wise.
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To CLUBS.

In order to place the Journal within the reach OF
ai, we offer the following reduced rates to CLUBS
of new subscribers--paymem TO be made al me
sfimeof Subscribing. oo
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sdered as one of either of the above clubs, by OBJ
tanning sufficient number of nem subscribers 10
make up with himself. the a, 6, G, TO- or II.
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Superior Neatsfoot and Train Oil for tanners;
Family and Plantation Castor OIL, at prices lower
than thev can be bought this side Of Charleston
!. A. CLEVELAND.
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For Sale,
Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen al
e. MATIlESON'S.
Saptembrr 6 36
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You need not grOpc in darkness now:
The subscriber has Just received his fall and
winter supplies of superior Lamp Oils, which he
will sell as low as articles Of the same quality can
be got in hBarles,on, for cash.
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Cleyeland,s Dentifrice,

For removing all Tartarous adheslons WITHOUT
injurng the Teeth, nerposing its antiseptic quail
tiles to scorbutic affections Of the gums, resto.
ring them to frmness and pleasing color, and
contributing largely to establish the pearly white
ness of the teeth, and pu;e and salubrous
breath. fresh supply just received at
Oct. lS al I'D CLEVELAND'S.
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TO Rent.

To Rent.
The Brick Office formerly occupied by Doctor
George Reynolds, and adjoining the one at present
occupied by F. L. Zemp. The office contains three
rooms, and is most conveniently situated for bust.
ness.-Apply,o JAMES CHESTNUT Jr.
Oct. 1S.-4l If Agent for Administering.
TO Rent.
Some half dozen Dwelling Houses and about
half as many Store Houses. Apply to
Oct. ls. JOHN WORKMAN.
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TIE EAST TENNESSEE AND GEoRGIA
RAILRoiD.-Our readers will be gral,iied
TO learn that the Board of Directors of the
Eas, Tennessee and Georgia Railroad have
contracted with Geneta Greene, acting for
himself and several Northern contractors,
to complete and equip the Rnal from its
Southern terminus 10 Knoxville. The last
Athens Post says: The work will soon he
commenced" and adds that "npon all the
provisions ofthe contract. the Board, many
OF the members being present, after very
full and careful investigation, were uaanI-
NOUS. The work will commence on the
line of the State Road. and isto DO compile
ted to the Hiwassee river by the lst Of Jnly,
1850; to the North bank ksof the Tennessee.
including the bridge on or befnre the first
of March; 1852; and to Knoxville by tho lst
Of March, 1883" - 80
We learn from another source sfisatsthe
following arc the principal stipdistnHs Of
the contract: ''''''
| lst. For tho first section Of the Road
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Nitrate Of Smla. as much as can be held
between the finger and the thumb, placed in
the water in which hnWers are !" helpre-
served. will keep them fresh snd blooming
for fortnight, at least Mrs. Loudoa says
so
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crate, to assist: Shedding benign inf1ui
ence upon his existence, winch canseshlm To-
feel; amid all his misery, thst'happias q still
remains for him while blessed with tie af-
lection of such friend and ministfsani; .,hat
labor, however rude. cannot degrade him
while he is encouraged by The esteem Of d
heart so noble and so true.t ~ Ee
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
TO Breeders Of Horses.
TIVIIE THOROUGH BRED Horse. SIR HENRI

will stand this ending in Sept at the stable
offs Ward, Milton Fas,Vt His rich pedigree, embra-
cling ~ it does within the fourth degree such horses
Yenr.;, 81, irchu imp Messenger and Eng Eclipse
his acknowledged superiority Of 'rm and remarkable
power OF transmitting its prominent poln., his high
reputation in New York where many OF his colts are
now kept as stock horses, and where he three times
received the first premium OF the New York State
Agricultural Society, first when colt, Mt Albany, in
1885 again at Puughkecpse, in ISL and again, over
iythrec colpe prS, itea .e-cn te"s Of ssrvice IN
the stud OF EDWARD l.oNG, Esq OF Cambridge, n. u,
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the State, Auburn, in lSi6, and finally
his stock, some OF which we have made arrangements
TO Lave IL cur pasture for the inspection ot those
who wish to decide from their own observation,
warrant Us in saying that ne OF the best horses
ever introduced into the State Ii the assurances OF
competent ges may be relied he is the best horse,
a. grtter of fast enduring and bold going roada,cs,
now offered ~ the breeders OF Vermont. Such we be-
eve him to he. lie received the first premium OF the
Chittcnden County Agricultural Society, held at Bur
ngton last September, where his colts were exhibited
the first time in the SAFE, of which he first
premium awarded The Comma.ee r mark, in
their report, the improvement in sucking colts is
worthy # notice"
SIR iiHHRy viii stand IT $40 the season Insurance
agreed on. Insurance will be claimed on mares dis.
posed OF before the time OF tOaling Good pnsiurage
will tc provided tor mares from distance hut the
proprletors will be responsible for accidents or es
cap.s. IUCluS SANDERSON & co.
Georgia March - ISIS. 40tf.
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CIVIS NATUS.

6TBEM. +. BuTLrR was Chairman Of the
Committee on Resolutions at the Free Sol
gathering at Buffalo. lie held The same Office
four years ago a, Baltimore. in the Convention
which nominated Polk. The following is hi.
Buffalo creed:
"ReSo|red, That We, the people here assem-
bled, remembering the example of onr fathers
in the days of the first Declaration Of lndcpcn-
dence, putting our trust in God for the triumph
oil or eaase and invoking his guidance in our
ehdtavorS to advance 1t, do now plant ourselves
upon the national platform of freedom, in oppo-
s,'on 10 The sectional tianfo,m If ylarery.
RcsM'ted, That We lnscribe On our banner
Tree SOL, Tree speech, free labor, and free men,
and under 1t will fight on, and fght erer, until
triumphant victory shall reward our exer,ions -
Now contrast this with the doctrines which
he preached four years ago at Baltimore -
THAT all efforts of the Al olnionsts, or o,h,rs.
In induce ConEresH t. interfere wlh questions N
SLAVERY, or TO TAKE ISClPIENr STEPS IN relation
thereto, are catcniaied TO LEAD To TIE MOST
ALARMING AND DANGEROUS CONSEQUENCES and
that ALL such efoit have an inevitable tendency
TO diminish the happiness Of the People, and en-.
danger The stability and permanency If The Union.
and ought not 10 be conntenaacd by anu friend q,
our political institutions.
Acting upon this idea Of Southern Rights
Mr. BUTLER, Mr. VAN buren,, and ! the Barn.
burners, here and elsewhere, went in for Mr.
Polk and elected him. These men, after doing
all the mischefin their power, are now whining
like snivelling hypocrite-, over their own work
and trying To sednce Wings into a position
which will result in the election of CAss AN
Ers. Jour.
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The Wing Cause in Ohio.


The Wing State Central Committee in Ohio
have adopted plan OF operations fer the polti-
cal campaign that is worthy OF all praise and
imitation. We copy below the Circalar they
have put forth. Oar own State Committee
should follow the example that promises so aus
pcously. Oar Congressional Representatives.
Judge PHELPS, Mr.. UrHAM, Mcssrs MARSH, Coll
LAMER and HENRY will soon be at home, and
heir constituents maai 10 hear from M,m. No
time should be lost in efltctng an arrangement
similar to that adopted in Ohio. Our word for
it, our delegation in Congress are ready for the
issue. and they are |" soldiers for the working
day" They are gentleman who somewhat
clearly understand the claims of Leuis Cass
md Martin Van Buren, upon the Wines of this
State, and are quite competent to discuss those
claims. We trust the Committee Of this Dis
trict, at any rate, will attend to their duties in
the premises. Mr.. MARSH will be at home his
'c,ek, and we undertake IN say, will be prepar-
ed to render an account of his honorable stew
arlslip.
The following is ,hc Oaio Circular. Glori u
Tom Corwin, it will be seen, is prominent in the
programme. lie will shake up the dry bones
OF CusSism and Van Burenism! There is nc
fear for Ohio, with such men as Con"iS, Ew'
ING, NlAroy, DELANo, COLLIER, in the field:
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New Goods
i. v. NJ A N ID "A Il IL

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
III Tork with large assortment OF Waiches,! .w
,ir ,nJ Fancy articles lie has now the largest and
hos, assortment of Watches and Jewcry that has ever
been offered for sale in the State OF Vermont, and he
will sell. goods lower than they can be bought III
Montreal Boston, or New York, Of The same quality
III, has Gold AMI Silver Watches OF all kinds, GoId
Jockcts ofeverv Pattern Gold Guard and Fob chalns'
Gold Pens in God cases for Ladies or Gentlemen,
Gold Seals and Keys Of every Pattern and great
variety of Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pms,
fine (;ud Pins with glass and Box Setting tor Nl'nea
lures, two dozen diliirent Patterns Of BRACELETS ana
clasps Gold Thmb,ss, Beads, and Chain Slides Gol
Rings of every dscpton,Prices from 25c's to go w
Ear Hoops, large or small, Plain or choscd Ear
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead Bays,
Pearl and Shell Card eases, Ivory Tablets Steel
Beads, Rings and Tassels Purse silk, &c. &c.
Rurlingon, June lG, 'lS. w5l