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Passengers Arrived.

LIvrRpooLPaeket ship John Skddy-Mrs Chapman and
children Miss Hawkins New Jersey Captain Daniels
British Army; Mr. Peck England and go in the Storage
BREMES-Bremen ship udsonProf ii Gildemeister. lady
children Burghaer wife and dauhhter Rebecca and Mary
Pspendieck, Senmeyer wife and children. Bevering
passengers
Bark Mary Morris-J White and lady Hunter VIM
Bower, and lab in the steerage
APALAcHcoLA-Brg Maphattnn-Mrs II Mather and child,
Mrs and children Mrs May and child Mrs John
Miss Mary Simpson, Messrs Barry Van Buskirk
NUEvIrAs-Brg VIM Ii Spear-Benj Wright Ignaco Aora.
John Matthews
SAyASLLA-Brig Montasue-Geo Sands VIM Gardiner.
NASSAU NPBrig Pedraza-Hon Judge Gaan aud daughter
Miss Mary Teneson, Mrs Abby Hardwood Cudningham
Huchings Mclaughlin, Capt Wegn late Of brig Pacific lost
the 10Th April.
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b. Chiffon MOBILIZE rgs Ah!gs sligo vnoeanes Portland
Nancy flassd, 81 JohnA (NFL
May 30wna Sunrise S; meridian S. sunset and foggy
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for NYork taking small portion Of cargo sail Immediate
y Bark Franklin Cook, from Palermo for Philadelphia,
wind bound in the bay.
HAnDuRc, My Ozark Schools Thompson, for York. very
HAnnon ISLAM, (nahOmas) May l5-Arr sehr II Lanra
Baacoa account Of the scarcity of fruit oh Eliza awto
pXvas May iC-sSps Cairo chld. for New Orleans soon;
Nath Thompson Thompson for Newport Wales 18TH to load
L.cUyA May Hin port brss Mary Jane Terry disr will
d. 1G as SSG Sa s sa% aa
norton both outside the bar receiving in lighters the remain
hospo s, cd ns smith %aa%a 81, not
reported SD from Grsyessa send, or Deal us e 2th
market; Newton Sears Hamburg d Lucia Field
baltic Allen do SOON Siberia Bartlett Eurore; ,rontes
cur: from NewPar Eaglapd di's Empire Eaton for Ham
Cowes loaded to sail soon Marietta twas ocd
@ ; 2 or s E fSsa Grs s Sn1s
m s Sss hsna for for E SSo jung S M ARR p 5
Chaplin McNear Cronsad Going in to on tho 18TH brig Mon
MARsnlIr, May SHARKS stqmbOu Kinsman for Boston 3
NsssAU, Mp May 2,-brgs wdgeon, sanwood for NYorh
days Sarah Wood Eldridge, from and for Boston unc
York in . days ROWAN Watts do do II days Marsoilus
PaIrnao, April is-So American vessel
pong Ps.r Cape Verbs April 22No American vessels in
70 load for Bau; 27h bark Lucia Maria Trcadwel for do
Poser. H. May l7-B'rk Claris.s Clark for Nyor lds;
brig. Aron Hatch DO do Sophia IMAM 70, BsltimSrS az
KorrrRpA May oschr Poaris tDuteh Ruyter for Boston,
sASfs CIV cgns Nay la1Bri, Electra Packard for New
san fnaScIsco, California abt Jan -Bark Anita shrcve,
York DAYS Random Rvket do days; Jas Roach for do;
Queen Esther Pendcton for Boston days Genius DeWo I'm
shs juan tds 10, Remedioj May S-Bns Charles Henry
SALT XIV May IG-rs shackford Of PASSPORT for Port.
a.d Sid 10 brig lie ri.tta, Davis, for Portland.
for Boston direct.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

May 9O-wna at Sunrise S; meridian S. sunset s. and 70
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IF the list in which they are advertised

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, May u, lSiS
OFFICIALLY PUBIsiIxD PAPER HAVING Largest
CIRCULATION.
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SATURDAY, September 23.--The dealings to-day in
the funds quite limited those the day pre-
vous and the market was very steady Consols open
ed firm at s616 to u for money, and 8614 to "a for
count and were done at Sc to for present trans
and SOS to = for October. The closing prices
sos to "a fer both money and account.
LONDON Conn MAngET, Monday, Sept. 25. Since
last the weather has been broken; good deal of
rain has fallen; this morning however, is fine. We
have good supply Of English wheat mp this days
market in better condition and quality than late
also large arrival Of foreign which has tended to in
crease tie hstness Of the trade which noticed
Friday Factors bad some difficulty in making sales,
and IL until late in the day that any quantity
could be quilted, only by submitting to a reduction
OF Is per quarter the prices OF this day might
Foi egn wheat In limited demand at is, per or lower,
but holders not nxous to sell For Indian corn the
demand continues good. Barley dull sale at last
weeks prices. in beans and peas no alteration. OF
oats cur arrivals good and the dealers holding back
from purchasing have had fiat trade in the arti-
Gle a. holders are not inclined to submit to any
du elton.
wednesday, September 81 AT this days market
EDgsh wheat ruled QUILL with prices rather In favor
81 buyers. There was a considerable demand Tor
foreign but In consequences Of the large arrivals the
oGtrs received were Is to rs per Or under the
Monday We heard Of no transactions in Indian c9rn
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City Intelligence.

The WEATBER.-The weather yesterday was quite
pleasant, though there tevera times indications
Of rain. From all the signs, shower may be looked
forfoon which will prove very acceptable, especially
in laying the dust which renders the streets so
disagreeable
Congressional district assembled in convention last
night at the Broadway House, but were unable after
several ballots, TO choose candidate.
AroTHER AERIAL FLIeHr.-Dr Morrill, will make
another ascension in his aerial from Niblos old
garden at half past four O'Clock, to- evening
FpE "A Ere broke out Monday night, at No
Roosevelt street. caused by careessy leaving candle
burning table, which set n fire, and commuA
nicnted to n straw bed soon enveopng the room in
flames. The damage was inconsidersble.
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his daughter interesting young lady made her de-
tut Juliet, and enacted the part very plea his
son, MIR. FAUCET Cathcsrt, playing Romeo. He Is
very promising young man, and will, no doubt, ere
long, rank very high in the profession Mr. Cathcart
who played Friar Lawrence, loudly called for at
the fall of the curtain and appeared, leading his
son and daughter, who warmly greeted, aud
thanked the audience in short but very neat ad
dress MIR. Copeland has taken the Queens Theatre,
Manchester, during the equestrian performances
MIR. Templetop, has lately been delightng the good
people Of Bristol The Bristol MercurV Of the 23d ult
says
1.-THE doors regularly besieged for a long time
before the hour named in the bills for the opening and
from O'Clock the public kept pouring in
tnuous stream, until the spacious room and the APP
p:oschee to it were completely blocked numbers being
accommodated in the orchestra. Such josting and
crowdng is not often witnessed and then SIGH get.
ting up stairs crushed hats torn coats aud bruised
bonnets We saw one unhappy wight with a garment
which Punch would have given his baton for as il
lustration Of Mr. Struggles Jenny Lind nights at the
opera Some little confusion naturally resulted from
this unwonted pressure those who had to the
doors seemed determined to wedge themselves in
made that MIR. Templston would in order to meet the
disappointment give another night on Monday next,
prior to his departure for professional tour South
Wales, the crowds became more reconcied to their
situation, and went away.
Bank OF England.
An account, pursuant to the ACT 18th and 9Th VIC,
chap 49, for the week ending Saturday the 23d Of Sep
TENDER, 184S
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued Ell 435 Government Debt. Ell 100
Other Securities -, 2ssis1
lion ;:.. l2I2I55
Silver Bullion. $4,000
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Wool-There has been extremely little doing in any
kind this week. still prices remain firm in the absence
Of any large supplies, the only addition to stocks
this week of consequence being the west coast
Of South America.
STATE OF TRADE-MANCHEsrER, Friday, Sept 20
The arrival of the India and China mail though far
from encouraging has caused some business and
has done in goods that trade but at prces
otherwise there Is no change, and both yarns and
goods remain low ever in prince with down
ward tendency in the latter.
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ALBANY Oct. II, 1848.-P M.
Receipts by canal. within the past twenty -four
hours Flour IL 800 barrels wheat 14,30O bus hels
corn, 6sOO do; barley 10 400 do. The -four market
was dull. and prices much as yesterday. OF wheat
there were sales of 2 600 bushels fair Genesee at
81 20. In corn, notice sales of 2 600 bushels fat
yellow. at zoe Barley continues active with sales of
32 GOO bushels, at III a 74c
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Conviction of Geo. Il. miller.

BosToN, Oct. Up NJ.
George +. Miller, who has been trial for some
time past in this city, for forging sundry notes. has
been convicted.
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Suicide.

LITTLE FALLS, Oct. 16-11 A. NJ.
Aman by the name of +. w. Walton, a confectoner
in this place, committed suicide about7 o'clock this
morning, by cutting his throat with razor
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Wing Rejoicings I'm Albany-The Trial of
OlcOtt.

ALBANY, Oct. Up. M.
The wings fred one hundred guns here to. day, on
account Of their supposed victories in Pennsylvanis
and Ohio. They are to hold meeting to. night
There is a good deal of excitement,
The counsel Of Ocott, who s trial for embez zling
the funds Of the Ogdensburgh Bank, contend that
there has been evidence adduced authorising the
Court to send the to the jury The trial is not
col cd
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17-P.M.
The Pennsylranian publishes Extra, giving
Johnston (whig), IL majority; but have discovered
in comparing the official returns an error of 100 in
bis favor, which n axes his majority ILL.,
telegraphc despatch has just been received (from
a most reliable source), from Harrisburg which says
that Johnstons friends may rest that he is
elected. This is given without figures
The following aggregates of the vote poed in Penn
sylvana taken from the Philadelphia Bulletin of
to-day. That paper, however, cautions its readers
not to place implicit reliance in the figures as their
returns are not all Official although generally OBJ.
tanned from reliable sources
VoTE FOR GOVERNOR 1S48
johnson (V) Longsrh (U
Iotal vote In all the countless. l24750 l2i,566
124,565
JOhnson's majority. 80. 1874
Fosr townships to hear from, which gave Howe, the
wing candidate for Congress, 90 majority.
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TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE,
Pennsylvania Election.

Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lilo A. M.
The official returns received this morning from Erie
give Johnston 463 majority Butler, 1873; Washington
H. and Beaver 376 Crawford for Longsrreth, gives
2sl majority, and Clarion 9s3
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Ohio Election.

The result of the election for Governor is still in
doubt
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Eli A. NJ
The full official returns received, and Johnston
is elected. He gains 100 majority over tho previous
reports, making his election undoubted
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-26
A PLANTATION FOR SALE,
In Madison County, Mississippi.

A plantation containing l040 Of the very best
creek bottom and upland is offered for sale on the
most liberal terms. From $50 to 600 acres are in
cultivation, of which nearly one half is creek bot
TOM we'll ditched and drained; the upland in cul-
tvation is circled. The most Of it is perfectly
fresh; but little If it having been cultivated more
than from one to four years. The place has con-
stantly running stream passing through it, which
will afford water enough to gin the cotton crop,
and grind all the corn Tor the of the plantation.
1t is well supplied with springs of the best water.
1t has upon it large gin house and cotton press;
negro quarter sufficient to acomodatc from 70 TO
80 negroes and all necessary out.buildings in pro-
portion. The Dwelling House is good and roomy,
and the yard is handsomely improved 1t has ad-
joining the house, fine orchard Of peach, plum,
pear, apricot nectarine apple trees, grape vines of
various kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to
perfection in this climate. 1t is believed to be
one of the most desirable tracts Of land in the
country, not only on account Of the land, improve
ments, water dc, but also health.
1t is offered for sale at less price and on better
terms, than any such improvements and land are
being offered at in The country
There will also he sold at the lowest market
price, with the pladtaton, the crop of corn. large
stock of hogs, about gu head Of cattle, sheep &C.,
and plantation tools of every description.
Also, if wanted, all the Household and Kitchen
furniture.
The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the
lands of William Melville, and W. E. Johnson.
For further information or purchase apply to
ABRAM A. NEVILLE,
Near Camden, Mississippi.
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lSter District

South h-CarOIiMa--Lancas District
In the Court Of Ordinary.
John Steele and wife Nancy, vs Hugh Montgome.
ry and others-Divsion or sale Real Estate Of
Ninion Montgomery, decd.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Hugh Mont
gomery, one Of the defendants, resides without the
limits of this State; 1t is therefore ordered, That
he do appear and object to the sale or division Of
the Real Estate of Nnion Montgomery, deceased.
on or before the 18th day of October next, or his
consent to the same will be entered OF record.
]. H. WITHERSPOON, o. l. D.
July 3, lS4s. O0
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Soda Wafer.

The subscriber has his SODA FOUNT in COM
ple,e operation. Having procured from the north,
an entire new apparatus for the manufacture of
Soda Water and having also made arrangements
to receive regular supplies of Ice, he feels salts.
fed that all who patronize the Fcunt will receive
draught of soda water of unquestionable GOODNESS
and purity. F. l.. ZEMP.
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Notice of Administrat,ix.

MARY c. REYNOLDS having obtained grant OF
Letters of Administration of all and singular the
goodg and chattes, rights and credits that were Of
George REYNOLDS deceased, at the time ofhs death,
hereby notifies all who are indebted 10 the estate
Of Il e said George Reynolds to come forward and
settle their debts, with the administrative and all
persons having claims against tho said estate will
hand them in to her properly attested within the
time prescribed by law.
thereby constitute and appoint James Chesnut,
Jr. as my agent and authorize him for me, as AdmI-
nisratrx, 10 receive any monies that may be due
the said estate, and for me and in my name, to
execute and give receipts and acquittances for the
same.
MARY C. REYNOLDS.
Jan. 12, 134s. II
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To the Public.

The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks
to their customers for the liberal patronage aor.
ded them during the past year, and to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand, where all orders in their line will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to. They
have good workmen and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether of iron or wood
Ready made Ploughs kept on hand or made to or
der. Wagons carts, carriages, dc. made or re.
paired. Prices moderate.
Jan. 10. WHITAKER & ARRANTS.
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s..5 DIR. G. X. TYLER'S
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

II there ever was medicine that merited the
public praise for the great good it has done in Gu
ring Chis and Fever, it certainly must be DR.. Ty-
leris Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in "a
hours. They do not operate as purgative, but
a. a tonic, and produce no unpleasant sympto ms,
and curs permanently, nor they fail, ii used as
directed-the trial of single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
your health, procure box of the genuine Tyler's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. r. McKAIN and F. L. ZsMp, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of
the towns and country stores.
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TO MILL WRIGHTS
AND MILL OWNERS.

The subscriber having obtained patent for his
improvement on the Water Wheel is prepared to
sell Rights, either for States, Districts or to Ind
vijuals. The advantages of this wheel over all
others now in use, are, that it is not affected by
dead or back water so long as there is good head
above it, it increases the speed over the ordinary
wheel, so as to grind busllel in from 3 to 8 min
utes-wilh good head Of water bushel has been
ground in the first mentioned time-its construc-
ton is so simple that any one who can make Tub
Wheel can put one of these in operation; in fact,
it is the Tub Wheel improved
Persons purchasing right for State or Dis
trict will be furnished model free Of charge, and
tothose who purchase inddual rights all necessary
instructions will be given on personal application
to the subscriber nine miles west OF Camden, where
one OF the wheels can be seen in operation.
Letters addressed (post paid) to the subscriber,
(care Of A. nj. Kennedy will meet with prompt
attention. EMANUEL PARKER.
Attention is invited to the annexed certificates
"Camden 8. C.. March I, 1s47.
"ThIs sto certify that have used the Water Wheel in.
vented by Mr. Emanuel Parker. Iapped it 10 my Mill,
which had previously ground busel in entymnies
but which, after its application, ground bushel in ue nun
utes, with twothrds Of the water power The meal e.
qually good, If not better than before" r. .McRA.
South h-Carolina-- Kershaw District.
do hereby certify that have in attached to my
Crst Mill the improved Water Wheel, the Patent OF which
Emanuel Parker Of kershaw District has obtained; and
find it superior any wheel have before had or seel,
and more than reasug my most 'angulns e1PeSI1iTns
December 9, Is47.
South.C .Carlina-.Kershaw District.
This is to certify that Mr. E. Parker has affixed his Pa.
tent Wheel to my Grist MILL and am very much pleased
ith its performance, and feel confident that 1t e1ces
any '"''s u '"' "'''N VIM. TAYLOR
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South observation-disclosures District.
In the Court of Ordinary.
Jas, R. Bennett and wife, Jncey Bennett, vs. VIM.
Bennett, Reuben Bennett, James Bennett and
ohers.-Divsion or sale of Real Estate Of Reu-
ben Bennett, decd.
1t appearing tu my satisfaction, that William
Bennett Reuben Bennett and James Bennett, three
of the defendants reside without the limits Of this
Stae 1t is therefore ordered, That they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
tate of Reuben Bennett, sen. decd, on or before
the 5h day Of October next or their consent to the
same wil be entered Of record.
JAS. II. WITHERSPOON, o. l. D.
July 3, lS46. 7 90
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C0OpeI'ing, sc:

The subscriber offers his services to the public
in the above business in it's various branches. Old
Tubs, Pals, dc. will be re-hooped and made as
good as new. He will also, clean tout 'aBdspn
wells in complete order, make and repair curhs,
services, will do we'll to cali 1t his shop On ,be
Public Square in Log Town, opposite PnbIc vel.
where all will be thankfully received. and
executed on moderate terms. 'E.n .2As@ls4E
June 2l. 80 JOHN H. fllNSONs
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DRY GOODS In CHARLESTON.

The subscriber would invite the attention Of Planters
and thei families visiting Charleston his stock of rich
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Having made additions to his Room the past season, he
is able offer greater inducements than before to
his friends and customer and confidently invites attention
to his stock the
Most Extensive In the Southern Country.
1t is intended embrace almost every article in the Dry
Goods line. Our front Sales Room will contain COM
plete assortment Of
Ladies' Elegant Dress Goods,
SILKS, MUSLINS, BAREGES. CASHMERES,
BOMBAZINES, ALPACCAS, SHAWLS, YISSETTS,
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, LINENS, LINEN FAB
RIGS, HOSIERY, &c. &c.
In our Domestic Rooms, will be found very full as.
sortment of Domestic Fabrics,
Negro Goods, Blankets. OZnaburgs, &c.
Our facilities for purchasing Goods such, that we
able offer them extremely low prces and such
will defy all competition
E. W. BANCROFT, 253 King.st.
Charleston, Feb. l84S.
N BIN our wholesale Rooms We offer to merchants
who buy in this market of the desirable stocks of
Goods be found in the city, and prices that will aston
ish those accustomed "Charleston long time prices.
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Committed,
SOuih.CarOlina,
KERSH w DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS. 80

VIM. F. DeBruhl.) - s,ss.---
The Denfendant. VIM. F. DeBnhl being arrested. and
shaw, by virtue of writ Of capas I'D satisaciendund, u
the suit of Jacob Young, and the said VIM. DeBruhl
having filed in my office his peion with schedule ou
0i @ ,Ss
vent Debtors:-
Notice is hereby given 10 the sad Jacob Young. and al
other creditors Of the said Vim. F. Debruh 70 be and a.
pear at the Court of Common Pleas be holden at CAM
den in and for the District Of Kenlaw, the ft Mon
day after the fourth Mondayin October next show e7e
if anv they can, why the estate and effects Is ,a sad
according to the provisions of the Acts Of the Ge,a Al.
semby for the relief ofnsolvent Debtors. ag zss..g ~
May II l848. B. GASS. C"'rk.
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Ordfnary's Notice.

Whereas, no administration on lie estats''sS "a.
cob Hammond, late of Kershaw District, deceasedl
has applied for in pursuance of the Acto Afrem-
bly, have taken possession OF the goods and chat
tels rights and credits OF the said estate as deFes
lict. All persons indebted to the said estate are
required to pay the same over to me- and tlioee
having demands against the estate will present
them 10 me duly attested for payment. 7J5sssl;'
June 2l. J.R. JOY, O.KD .s!s
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James Chestnut, jr., Esq.is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power TO act for me in settling
the Estate of the late Dr. George RI ynods: and no
other person is authorised to my name or to re-.
ceive money grant discharges Of the said Estate,
unless specially empowered in writing by him or
myself MARY c REYNOLDS,
Adm'x of G. Reynolds.
March 81, lS47