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Communicated for the Georgian

SAVANNAH, Jan. olsI, lo4o.
Mcssrs Editors:-TIaving been requested to testify
10 tho properties of DIR. WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, take great pleasure in stating
that have frequently used it myself and administered
10 others during the past years in cases of obstinate
cuuoHs, COLDS, SORENESS OF THE CHEST, &c, and al.
ways with the most happy result and such ls my un'
bounded confidence in its merits, that prescribe tor
my fronds in each Of The above cases Us tho rs and
mos, eficacious remedy. l am also fully convinced
that if used in the incipent stages of CONSOMP'
TON, it would be found speedy remedy ami suro
preventative Of ,a, fatal and much dreaded m7lady-
Wishing its proprietor on extensive aale and regc''lng
that its virtues arc not more univorsnlly known,
lam yours, &C., E. r.. H.
Buy none unless signed lBoIls.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, on the wrap.
per, Sold in Camden by JAMES R. MckA1N al
wholesale by P. NJ. COHEN &C.,, Charleston and
by Druggists generally throughout the Stuto
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TO RENT,

Taat large and commodious Dwelling House
and Store on Broad-street, nearly opposite the
Episcopal Church, at present occupied by Mr.. A.
E. Allen. Possession given on the lst Of October
Apply to JAMES McEWEN.
Aug o. "a If
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Committed

To the Jail of Lancaster District Two negro
men, Jacob bright nulatto about feet Z or 8
inches high, between 25 and 30 years of age stout
butt. and Jim, very black fellow between 2o and
80 years Of age S feet or 8 inches high very
Stout built they say they belong TO John Oneall OF
Wayne County Georgia, the owner is requested to
come forward prove property pay charges and take
them away.
JAMES ADAMS, Jailor.
July "a, 1649. 81 I'm.
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Administrators Sale.
REAL, ESTATE.

BY order of the Court Of Ordinary of Kershaw
District, will be sold before the Court House door,
in Camden, by the Sheriff, on the first Monday in
September next, between the legal hours Of sale.
Tract OF LAND containing - acres. in the
District of Kershaw, on the IS mile Creek, bound
ed by lands Of Watkins, Curetons and others
formerly owned by Daniel Motley, being the Real
Estate Of Micah Ward deceased.
Telms-On a credit until the first dav of Janu-
airy next, (lS50( Bond and good security bearing
interest from day of sale, and mortgage of the
premises if deemed necessary.
JOHN H. ROSE, Admir-.
August ID.
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NOW OPENING,

NOW 0PEMING, ;,
A large Stock of all the various kinds of Mems
and Boys Calf Seal, Goat and Kip Brogans, se-
ected personally from the best manufacturers, for
Cash, which will enable me to sell at least 20 per
cent. cheaper tkan like qualities can be had in
Camden. Call and see, at the Old Stand Of G..
w. Olney,. nearly opposite the Bank of Camden.
J. S. McCADDON.
July Is 90 If
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A PIantation for SSlS:

- A Plantations for SIRE ~ ~ /.
The subscriber offers fot salesa tsa6ps 36f5ks
on the west side of iFateres Fiyer. ssll "A "
waters Of q mile creek i ADJOINING I'm ~
Capt. WIN. Kennedy and the Estase af 11f (,
nut, containing above, 1000 acres, 81 ], 81
front of a mile a, half on tbe river and fh i3He9
on the creek. Six hundred bejpg under
ton, having a fine mill seat at pss BailtE
ings for settlement GIN, ho1se spl
land SIX miles from Capde1s SAID ishd -.
sold at private sale on odsiiae fsms lgqs
Persons desirous Of purchasing safe fefsHs& ~
Capt. Thos. Lang, Major Cantey, er o. fhe nj;
scriber. .izssariz,,. ~ McBA llIel Is
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To the Citizens of Camden, and the Ira
yelling Community generally.

yelling Community generally.
7. The subscriber has his Omnibus, CAMDEN,
making her regular trips to andfrom the Rail Road
Depot He runs in connexion with the Cneraw
and Charlotte Stages, TO THE STAGE oF-
FICE, and to ANY PART OF CAMDEN, OR
KIRKWOOD. This is the United States Mail
Line, and as the subscriber passes by the Hotels
every morning, before the departure of the cars,
Passengers need not fear being left, who 60 in his
Omnibus Grateful for the patronage already re.
ceiyed he hopes by strict attention to bis BUSINESS
to merit continuance of the same. ~ 1.
JOHN K. WITHERSPOON,
Augs. 80 If
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Will be sold on Thursday, the 9th day Of Sep.
dence of Micah Ward, deceased, all the person
al property Of the said deceased, consisting OF
IL Negroes, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, with the
growing crop.
1erms-Al sums of and under five dollars cash.
Over that amount, credit until the first day oil
January next, QS50) with notes and approved
security, interest from day ot sale, and mortgage
OF negroes if deemed necessary.
JOHN Fl. ROSE, Admir-.
August l5, 33 #
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A CARD.
Reynolds & Reynolds.
have this day associated VIM L. REYNOLDS
with me in the practice OF Dentistry.
Mr.. Reynolds has been my pupil for the past
four years, and commend him with confidence to
the community.
The business will be conducted as formerly at
my Office on Main street, under the above name
and style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
August % "a If
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Notice
PLANK ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made at the next Session of the Legislature of
South Carolina, for Charter to build Plank
Road from Camden to the North Carolina line, in
the direction of Charlotte o. Concord
August % "a ,a If
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An eminent and witty prelate was once ask
ed if he did not think that such one followed
his conscience. "Yes (sail his Grace | think
he does follow it as a man does horse in a
gig-he driueS 1t first"
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Notice.
The subscriber is receiving large addition to
hs'stock of Groceries, consisting of all the leading
articles. Country people will find it to their inter-
est to call. There is also fine assortment at his
store up town, third door above NJ: Ddckes q Go:
He has also received direct from Florida, $4,000
best Cuba filled Segars, they are an excellent arti-
Gle, and will be sold much lower than ever known
in this market or elsewhere say from S5 to SO pr.
thousand. Fl. HOLLEYMAN.
Camden, 18th June, tt "a
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Dr. LEE is now in Camden and may be found
daily in his Office.
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Rail Road Notice

Ka1l ROaU NOCICts
On Tuesdays and Fridays, there will be freight
car attached to the passenger Train leaving
Charleston for Camden, for the purpose of carry
ing ICE, and other perishabIe articles, the above
arrangement to continue during the summer
months N. d. BAxLEY, Agt:
Aug l, 1S49. 81 tt
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Notice shercby given, that. at the neat Session
of the Legislature, application will be made Il
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 9. 1. o. O.. F.
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FOR SALE
That Two Story Brick Building on Broad street
suitable for Store and Residence, with ali,he ne
cessary out Buildings in good repair, ana large
Lot attached, in the most business part of Town.
Terms made easy.
Enquire of Mrs. C. F. CARPENTER.
July III ~ II
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
Whereas, no person having applied to me for
Letters of Administration de bonis non, upon the
Estate of Abraham Deleon. have taken possess
sion of the same as tereict and give notice to all
indebted to said Estate, to make immediate pay
meat, and tiose having demands to present them
to ME duly attested
August 81 st
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here on Tuesday, and says he is going to see
the Governor, and lay the state of,hings before
him. He describes affairs in Massac county
as ruinous, and growing worse daily. He says
there are good men in both parties, but the
mass are ruffians and loafers.
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On Hand,
A heavy and well assorted Stock Of GROCE-
RIES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c. &c.
For sale low by
II. LEVY g. SON.
Aug oust 8 80 u
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THE UNION.

up TO that time or YOU put that State 20 the trouble and ex
pense of special election hope, SIR under these cir
cumsances YOU will not pass the resolution declaring
the act of The legislature OF the State OF Illinois 10
youI acting does not require you TO
make any such decision. hope sir, that the language
OF the resolution, If passed al all. will be changed
recognise, by implication the legality OF the cleo
uon and then you can pass your Judgment TO
whether the applcantor rather the sitting mem
have been valid and yet you may have the power under
the constitution to vacae II, and such vacation would
give the governor the right to appoint
Mr. WEBSTER. | am very sorry, SIR, that this debate
has arisen IL appeared to better upon all considera
uons that the course most satisfactory the member
from Illinois himself should have been adopted. But
see, sir, that debate likely to be extended and
differ entirely from the honorable member who has
resumed his seat upon the true construction OF the
tuition, myself should desire at time 10 address the
Senate IN very few words upon the subject. hold IT
most unquestionabe that the election void, because
the person on whom the eleson fell not competent
TO discharge the function Intended be conferred upon
HIM that is TO say, to be senator from the third OF
March, 1919, for SIX years Now, II he could not be a
senator from the third of March for six years. then be
not eligible for that senatorial term and may Just
well be said that he might have been elected after he
had been citizen SIX years, and wait the lapse OF
three, II may be said that he may be elected nine
months before he IS eligible, and waited that nine months
That is clear that think little reflection will satisfy
every gentleman upon the subject NV purpose in rising,
the further consideration OF this report be postponed TIL
to- morrow.
The question being taken upon the motion postpone
the further consideration OF the report until tomorrow, II
was agreed 10.
On motion by Mr. WEBSTER, the Senate proceeded
10 the consideration OF executive business and after
some time spent therein, the doors Ieopened, and
The Senate adjourned
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THE GLOBE HOTEL.

VINHE GLOBE HOTEL, NO. 66 BROADWAY, NEW
Il YORK, wing been taken by C. b. Culver, late OF the
ST. Charles HOTEL New Orleans, has been repaired reno
ton OF guests.
The house has been put perfect order from the kitchen
the attic, nth and excellent beds and elegant urni-
The rooms conveniently arranged, with parors
and bedrooms adjoining, for the accommodation both OF
families and single persons. Experienced and skiuI
cooks and walters have been engaged. and the
will be served the guests after the manner OF the
hotels in Europe in their rooms. or IN spacious
dining the ground floor, where they will be
commodated at separate tables
Mr. Culver the public that pains will be spared
his part promoting the comfort aud consulting the
Of those who favor him with their custom, and to
xe the Globe Hotel avorite place of resort both for
who pass but short time in the city, and those who
contemplate longer residence
Travellers who formerly freGuened the Globe Hotel vii
find the present accommodations nowise inferior to those
of lis best days.
New York, Mar l, lSi9-3aw2w
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THE president and directors Of the Literary Fund Of
North Carolina, ia pursuance of certain resolutions,
ior sails FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF SWAMP
LANDS constituting Par Of the Literary Fund Of the
5racing the region lying between Pamlieo and Albemae
Sounds
the direction OF competent engineers and laid Oh into
The drainage has been effected by main canals
river sud bali miles length with average width
bottom OF " eet depth feet and fall IL feet and Ai-
with average width bottom of 80 feet, depth J, and
fall 10 feet; together with sundV tributaries or lateral
bitches These canals are navlgAble Tor oaueau1' and
empying into the navgabe of Pamlico sound their
mouths are accessible to sea-going vessels
large Poron OF this land abounds IN juniper cypress
and other valuable TIMBER Tor which the forest oil eastern
North Carolina distinguished The residue consists OF
extremely fertile.
To gain farmers and to the geers of slaves, heading
and shingles, this lind offers peculiar Inducements
To immigrants in the ports of the United States accus
offers soil believed TO be fertile any in the northwest
States with easy the sea, and within three
and the hands engaged during The last snnmess in
getting shingles have enjoyed excellent health
Washington IN Beaufort county, by public auction, com
menclng on Monday, the 2st day of May next aud will be
superintendent by the members Of the board in person
TERMS The land Will be sold ia sections OF about l60
acres according 10 the and plates OF the engineers
credit VIII be gwen OF two three, aud Jour years
TO be paid IN equal nsalmen- with interest from the day
Bond and approved security will be required and the
te withheld until the purchase money shall be paid in
fall Cert neates OF purchase w be gwen, and the titles
when made, Will be warranted.
TURNPIKE RoAp.At the time and place, the board
will receive proposals for completing the turnpike road
from Pungo lake to the iowa OF Plymouth.
Given under my band, the Executive Office, in the
city OF Raleigh this OH day Of Mack "a A. D. iS4s
Governor OF North Carolina and ex-oficio
President Literary Board
BY orders
l. CHEvEs MANLY Sec. to Board.
Mar l0-tds
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NEW FIRM.-The subscribers have this day associated
N themselves ia business under the firm OF Clagett "
Dodsou ID, CLAGETr,
JAMES b DODSON.
The subscribers believing that for the purpose OF
supplying inhabitants OF Washngton and surrounding
country general assortment OF furniture dry goods,
would respectfully them thai in future they will keep
on second floor OF the old stand OF d. Cagett Co
general of all kinds OF house furnishing dry
goods such earpeng, maings, ocoths, all kinds OF
materials sl kinds table and bed linen and towel
ling together with many other articles embraced in The
class, which have been offered tor sale
here.
From the experience in the buying and selling, and
the knowledge the this community, we hope
that by strict business and wants OF their
customers they viii merit continuance OF thai patronage
which has 40 literally followed late firm OF D. Cagett
j. Co. -
CLAGETT& DODSON,
Second floor of the old stand,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 9th street.
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r ITrELL's LIVING AGE-No. 253.-Price I2l cents
Ia
l. Miss Bremer's Novels Christian Remembrance.
z An OLD Lady's History.-Jcmmat OF Commerce
3. Baron Wessenberg's Souvenirs ct Penzees- ssar-
sertg Rrpie,c.
Faults Both Sdes.-Chambos's Journal
D. of the Worid-the German Empire I; France
Italy East Indian Glory and Embarrassment; ia
maca; African Coast; American Slavery; Es
rope the French Assembly; lreland.-Eramineri
Spectator Britannia.
s. The Murder of General Brea.-Eramirsr.
Z. The Coming Change in Anti-Slnve Trade Move
ments-Sptcfafor
Poetry Song for California; On lS4s, epitaph.
Short Articles Sketch of Cavaignsc Sketch OF DIsrae
Closing Years of Dean Swifi's Lie the Adversely
Honor Winter Sport Sandusky Bay Indian Incidents
Indians Congress; Wolsey, Love Of Flaey; An Irsl
Ca ptain New Books.
Published weekly, at So year, by -
L. LITTELL Il CO,
MarI3 Boston.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


n- JAMES, No. Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio
our general travelling agent for the western States assisted by
smith J. T. Dent T. O. smith, Frederick ha~se, John
w Armstrong Jsen Taylor T. NJ Stevenson, W Ramsey, and
Perrin Locke.
10 Mr. ISRAEL T. JAMES South Tenth street. Phisdel
ph general travelling agent assisted BY James K Whip
Pile Weld p. John b. Weld T. s Waterman,
John Collins Deene Albert X Wellington X ) James,
Henry Plat, and L. A. Evans
o. MIR HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery Alabama, is our
general travelling agent and assisted BY
n. b
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A Card.

AMERICAN norsL, New York, Feb. -, lS49
WILLIAM JACQUELIN TAYLOR, formerly OF Rich
w mond, Virginia and late OF the United States Hotel.
in Washington, and Rahbuns Hotel, IN New York, takes
this method informing his friends that be is
gsgea at the American Hotel, Broadway, OF
Barclay street, where he will be most happy to Them
promising every attention in his render their stay
in New York agreeable as possible.
Feb 27-dotclm
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4 POLIO HALL. Sale, Kent Lease..-The
"A building has front of 30 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. the hall spacious, and capable OF holding 500 per-
sons being well suited for balls concerts, exhibitions OF
any kind wareroons &c. On the ground floor there are
three good attached to which is good back
dwelling Bound California, hence my desire TO do
something with Persons disposed give exhibitions,
&c. will ind their advantage TO give me call
Feb 2--eotif WIN. MORROW.
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m
for rent-The dwelling house the of and
DIST streets west with furniture therein, occupied
bv the family of Gen WORTH Will be for rent posses
sion given about the first week in April.
This property is located in OF the desirable
neigbhorbod. in the city The house Is well finished and
very conveniently arranged with large lot and carriage
hons and ,t Bile attached thereto; and the furniture which
has been well kept of the beautiful and costly de-
scripton.
For terms be pleased to apply TO -
Mar l3-3tf hICHAhp SMITH
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The subscriber for sale the beautiful dwelling
and grounds this city, owned by the late General Van
Ness property well known, that is
sary to give u description OF it. The house large,
well arranged and well finished, and the grounds hand
somely laid OIL and abundantly supplied with
and fruit trees and shubbery of almost every desc rp,ion
is desirable settle up the estate OF General Van
Ness great bargain will be given in this property APP
ply to KID. SMITH.
MorT -S,if
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THE Carton, by Buiwer

THE Ccxton, by nuiwer
L Lord Mahons History of England from the peace Of
Uuech vols
Shaw's Outlines of English Literature, vol.
Noel on the union Of Church and State, vol
Oregon and California in ISIS, by Thornton, vols
Adventures ~ the Gold Region, vol.
Isownans Introduction Practical Chemistry, including
analysis, vol.
Just published, and this day received
Mar tRANCh IAfLOh.
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THE subscriber offers for sale moderate terms the
/ house and grounds in this city formerly occupied by
the late Mr. Forsyth while Secretary of State. This prop
erty fronts Pennsylvania near to Georgetown,
and back street, embracing large quantity OF
ground and the house capacious enough to accommo
date a large family.
II sale be effected by the first of April the properly
will then be for rent RID. SMITH.
Mar ll--d6if
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LAST WEEK.

II OSSITER'S Magnificent PaintinGs.-The Return Of
II the Dove TO the Ark and Miriam exultns the de-
trcton of Pharaohs Host, Washington Hail. corner OF
9th and Pennsy vana avenuew positively close
on Wednesday I4th instant Open from to 10 p.
m Admission cents; children half price season tick
cts. 50 cents
These exquisite works of by the artist OF Rsh and
Naomi recently been exhibited 10 the Pennsyvania
Academy OF Fine Arts Philadelphia and Baltimore to
thousands admng visters. They viii next be exhib-
tied Norfolk, Virginia.
MAJ
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Nv n. GREEN. -7mctfOnNer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION,--On
Wednesday the 1lth instant shall sell the pre- mi-
SEES O'Clock o. M west half OF lot No 2, in square No.
73l, containing 3,a77 square feet
The above described property is situated on Capitol
Hill, the Capitol square, fronting on Pennsylvania av-
enue Is feet, running back south IL has
stable large enough os six horses All to be sold
the highest bidder for cash Title good
Mar II--3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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TAYLOR, CLAY, and SCOTT.-Just received, few
beautiful and striking parent likenesses OF Gen
erals Taylor and Scott, and the Hon. Henry Clay The
friends Of these gentlemen would do well to call early al
Staiioners' Hail. and secure one, a. a low price.
Feb 24-Staw3w w. FISCHER.
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J~OR REyT-The house on street NORTH between I7th
II and 18Th west, and occupied by Major
Poussin minister from France and formerly by the Hon.
John Y Mason, Secretary of the Navy, offered for
rent together with the furniture therein Th. property is
eligbly situated, and well adapted for a moderate
sized family. For terms apply to
NICHOLAS CALLAN
Mar 10 Notary public.
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r KNOX WALKER Will practice law In the su-
- Preme Court of the United States aad attend 10 the
prose ution Of claims against the government Address
Washington, ID. G.
Ma l0-tf
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Hosiery Just received

Hosiery just received.
100 DOZEN ladies' white open cotton hose
lUO 80 do do plain do 40
% do do slate color do do
25 do do genlemens half hose, medium sizes
10 do do large do do
All Of which will be sold cheap being auction pur-
chase
CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY 81 CO.,
Successors TO d. Clageu 81 Co.
Mar II-3tdif