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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-12

mt less than five. nor more than twenty dol
lars in every case where such negroes or tIee
ucrsons of color Shall be found assembled in his
o'her store, or a, the door thereof or shall he
''""a sitting down therein, or violating any oil
'he provisions Of this section of this Ordinance,
contrary '''he true intent and meaning thereof;
ana every soc"slave or free person OF color not
having written hermit from his owner or.
GUARDIAN may he t"'~n up and lodged in the
g,lard.h house, and shall ~. dealt with in the
same manner aSslavrs or pc.sons of colpr found
out after Bell. ring without t;c.et. and it shall
he lawful for tn lntendant or am Warden or
Town Marshal, or any Of the Town Guard, to
enter in a, all times into such liquor store,. and
to examine the same, and to arrest any Size
or free person of color found therein without a
ticket; and if any person shal refuse admit
lance, resist or oppose, assault or insult any
such officer while in the execution of any of the
duties imposed by this Ordinance, such oft'pder,
! if white person, shall forfeit and pay tlne OF
not less than twenty tnllars, nor more than tlt'y
dollars; and if the offender he slave or free
person Of color, he or she shall receive any
number of lashes which may be aIjudged by
the Intendant or any Warden, not exceeding
thirty. nine lashes at any O,ie time.
SEC. II. And he il further ordained, that it
shall be.he particular duty of the Town Mar.
shal and Members ofthe Town Guard, 10 attend
to the p,,nc,ual and re Sular enforcement, of this
Ordinance, and to prosecute without delay any
and every person who may in. any way offend
against the same, or any part thereof, ana when-
ever the Town Marshal or either of the Town
Guard shall wilflIly fail or neglect 10 prosecute
any person for violating any part Of the afore:
said Ordinance, he shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, to be deducted
ont of his salary, and shall moreover be liable
10 he removed from his Office by a vote of the
Town Council
Sec. IS. BE it further ordained that in rv-
cry case of recovering of any linc Or forfeiture
under this Ordinance, through the agency oil
any Of The Town Guard or the Town Marshal,
such officer shall be entitled to one.half such
fine or forfeiture.
Sec. 10. And be it further ordained that all
ordinances or parts of ordinances rcPngnun to
or contrary to This Ordinance be and the same
are hereby repealed. -
| RATIFIED in Town Council assembled, this
eighth day Of December, in the yenr Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
" nine. As witness, the hand Of The In.
tendant and the seal of the said Town OF
Camden. JAMES Z. MkAIN,
lntendant Town Of Camden.
| l.. W. BALLARD, Recorder.
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Estate Sale.

By order of James II. Wnherspoon, Ordinary
for Lancaster District will be sold on the 9TH and
9th days of January 1850, at the late residence OF
Thomas J. Wright Esq. deceased, III the Village
OF Lancaster, his whole personal Estate, consisting
Of
EIGHT VALUABLE NEGROES,
in the number is good plantation Smith, good
cook two young girls, (one with her first chIld)
the other mulatlo about lG years, trained TO the
House, choice boys about l5 years OF age, both
likely and smart, one superior carriage driver.
and body servant and is also br ght nuIatto.
Also, an extensive and we'll selected Library Of
LAW BOOKS,
a catalogue of which vii! be furnished a; the sale.
Also a Carriage aud Horses. Cattle. Hogs,
Wagon plantation tools, Household and Kitchen
Furniture aud many other articles
Terms.-l2 months credit, purchasers giving
Bond with good security with interest from day OF
sale. NANtH,J. WRlGtIF, Adm,H.
NJ. CLINTON, Admir-.
Lancaster Dec. IL, lS46. 81 4t
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Soutll-CarOlina-Sumtcr District

Ma,v M,s rG'lyi a. McF,ldiO, Petition.
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on the
first Monday in January and the day following,
y PLANTATION, the Estate Of Thos. X.
McFaGiin, containing about thirteen hundred
acres, situate in Salem County in said District, on
Black River bounded by lands of DR.. Robert Null
drow, K. B. Muldrow, NJ. y. Mayes and w. Row
den, with two.story dwelling house, and negro
quarter for eighty negroes. situate thereon.
The terms of sale arc, credit OF five years, TO
to be paid in i've equal annual instamen's, with IN.
tcrcst payable annually from the day OF sale until
the amount Of the sale be fully paid and satisfied.
That the purchaser do give bond and personal Sc
curity and a mortgage of the premises.
At the same time will be sold gang OF ElGll-
TY NEGROES, OIL credit of one, two, and three
years, with interest payable annually from The day
of sale until the same be fully paid and sal'Shed.
That the purchaser pay on the sales OF the negroes
five per cent cash, and the balance on The laSt
mentioned credit. The purchaser giving bond
and personal securities or ono security anu mort
gage Of the neg s'purchased.
No nero to be removed until terms Of sale arc
complied with and if not complied with To be re-
sold at the risk Of the purchaser. in the interim TO
be lodged in a for safe keeping at the expense OF
the purchaser.
Thrro will also be sold at tho same time House.
hoId Furniture, sixteen ar eighteen PIou.hs md
Gear, Stock of all kinds, Corn aud F"'idcr. CTrait
The same as upcn The sale oI the negroes, purchaser
irving bond and personal security. Purchasers 10
pay Tor all necessary papers.
For iul information enquire o Capt. Jas. u.
Banding, "uIn!arvIic.
b. order ul Tie Court:
JOHN =. MILLER, Com'r.
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

IN EQUITY-LANCASTER DISTRICT.
James Griffin, vs.. r. r. Terrell, Ea'nr. John
Smith, decd. ct al.
Under the D"cIe Of the Court of Exuty in the
above case. will sell at Lancaster court house,
on Tuesday the LIST day oil January, 1850, the iol-
lowing property, belonging to the estate ol John
SHrth, Decd, viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
containing 400 acres more or css, being tho whole
Real Estate of which the said john Smith died
seized and possessed, bounded by lands Of Mrs.
Knight; William Conncl and others.
Gold has been found npon the same, and 1t is
suppose TO contain a valuable mine. Also
SEVEN VALUABLE NEGROES.
amongst the number arc three stout, young fel-
lows, one girl, and a woman and twD children.
Terms of Sale-1One fourth cash; the balance a
credit OF twelve months, the purchaser giving note
with good security with interest from The day OF
sale aud To pay for papers.
JAMES II. WlTlIERSPCON, c. F.. L. D.
Nov. "a, ls49. So 5O I'd
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In Equity--h,rshaw District.

William Randolplvs vs Jao,es Adkins and others,
bill for partition, &c.
In pursuance OF orders made n'his case at tire
last Juue sttings of this court, ~ill expose to
public sale before the Court House in camden, on
the first Monday in Janutry next, being the 7h day
of said month. all that piece, parcel, or tr&s OF
land, late the property OF Eli Adams deceaSe1.
containing two hundred and scven'y.hye acres
more or less, situated lying, and being in Kcrshaw
District, on the water Of Granny's Quarter Creek
bounded north and west BY lands of John Is
MickIc, (la,e Mrs. Ballarls,) east and south b'
lands of John Love and James Love.
TERMS :--Cash-purchasers to pay fnr papers,
WN. VI. SHANNON, T.. +. X. ID.
Dec =, 1910. 40 Ut
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Houses for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his Houses and Lands at nirkwood and in
Camden. The House at Kirkwood is pleasantly
situated, large aud commolious, with every neces-
cary outbuilding, with anabundance Of pure wafer
ronrenien. thereto, with 81 acres Of Land attach
ed, mest Of which is woodland. The House in
Camden is situated on the West end of DeKab
,1rcet upon a considerable elevation, and is large
and eonmodious, with all convenient and necessa-
~ Outhui!dings. Well of good water, and q
acres of Band. Possession given Immediately.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine the premises
Oct lO-tf JOHN WHITAKER.
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Auction Sale.

] WILL sell on Monday 7,h Of january next,
1850, before tie Court House door IN Camden, the
store and dwelling occupied by M'. p. Robeson.
The premises arc convenient and well adapted for
a store, having all necessary ont buildings and
could he made with little expense very convenient
for family The lot is well located and roomy.
Terms are: one.third Cash balance in two
equal annual instancnis with interest, secured by
bond, and mortgage Of the premises.
THO. J. WARREN, Agent
N.B It will be sold at Private sale, if appll-
cation he made prior to January let.
Dec 6 l9 u
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LIFE INSURANCE,
BY THE
Knox Insurance Company,
vinceunes, State Of Indiana.

F5HGcMMeS, State OF Indiana.
This Company is now prepared TO insure ves,
grant enduwments and annuities.
The following are among the benefits conferred
by Insuring in this Office.
Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards, pay
able one half ip cash, and the balance in note At
II months. renewable, with six per cent inter
est, or the premium may be paid monthly in ad-
Yairc.
Insurance effected in This Office upon the life Of
the huS"'nd, free from all demands OF creditors
Creditors may insure the lives Of debtors, and
debtors their "~n lives for the benefit OF credit
ors.
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and Mates
Of boats, vessels, and indeed all classes, may at
this office secure their amiias against want at the
! lowest rates of premium,
GJ- Premiums lower than Mutual Companies.
" 40 responsibility 10 the Insurers beyond the
payment of the premium.
u, No risk of Partnership with all ciasses Of
persons and its serious consequences.
G''No liability TO have the sum insured reduced,
or to make farther contribution in CT mortality
beyond the estimated average.
G-rThe certainty of having every claim paid as
substantial, whatever extraordinary mortality may
take place.
The senli-annual payment OF premiums, and thr-
iy days grace allowed the assured on the renew
al of premiums
This company a"ow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and longer residence in the
Southern States than any similar institution in the
county.
4 person insured in this company, has the priv
iIege of travelling on land, rivers, lakes or inland
seas, and Of residing in any Of The States, or Ter
ritz rirs OF this Union or the British Provinces of
North America, during the entire year, except from
the first dayo: August to the lrst of November; du-
ring which period, the insured are not allowed to
travel or reside south of the northern boundary OF
the State Of Mississippi, unless permission is pre-
viousy obtained
The company does not exempt itself from the
payment nl a policy it The assured should die by
his own hand which is consideration Of great i'm
porlance to the creditor who insures the life Of a
debtor, as well as TO wife insuring the life of her
husband.
The insured wi be allowed TO make voyage
out and home, to and from any port on the contl-
nent Of Europe, for an extra charge of per cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the wes-
tern waters will be insured at the regular rates.
| No one life will be taken by this company for a
greater sum than SNaN.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

A new and general assortment Of School & CLASSICAL
Books in just received and opened br the su'sero
vino will supply Schools and Academies with compess
sets Of books, low prices they be soldpar
ticuar attention will be given to the correct execution OF
all orders for books and every other article in our hns of
business. Orders from the country solicited:
i. The following are always kept ON hand:
Eiemen,ar; Primers, Spoilers and Readers:
Grammars-smlhs, Browns, Bullion's e. KirkhamL
Dictionaries-Wa alkers, Webser's, and Dieuonaf5
Spelling Book.
Arithmetics-Pikc's, Smiths, Davies, Snileys, Coz.
burns, Perkins, and Emerson's /. 2. d g.
Keys, TO do
Geosraphies-PRlMARy, Mitchell's, Smiths, PareyT
and Child's First Book in Geography SHooL GgosnE
Piles. Mtchell's School Geography and Atlas, do. An
cent Smiths new Common School Geography:
AlstOries-W lards Universal History, Parleys s6S
Books list Common School Hist Pictorial Hist y. 81:
and England, Robbins outlines Of Hist Wnlards
abridged Hist T. S. Pinnock's Goldsmiths Hist. Enys
land, Greece and Rome. Bgland's Nat Histories fof
Schools.
Keaders-New York Nos. and 2!, Gngg Eiliofs Noai
l.2.3and 4. Newmans Southern Reader Noa. and "
one and TWO syllab!es
Aids to Composition. Eieicirs -
do Lovel's U. S. Speaker and Rhetorical dialogues.
Rhetoric & Losic-Boyls Logic Mills do. Hodge'sdo
Campbell's PiIos ofRhe,oic-BIairs Iecu,rts.-kano1
Elements.
Philosophy-Daper's, Jones' Phelps, Olnstesds and
Comstocks.
hemistry-Sillimans, Diapers, Grasahas, sinon'ss
Fowne's, Jones' and COTr:ock's.
Botany-Mrs. Lncon's, Grays Rdtnnieai Text Book.
CLASSICAL.
Anthems Homer Horace, Virgil Cicero, Cesar, S.lHstt
Anabasis, Greek and Latin Lessons, Greek and LATIN
Prose Compositions, Jacobs Greek Reader Greek Grs~
mar and Classical Dictionary:
Bu4Son's Latin and Greek Gramfhais and Readers.
Andrews e. Stoddard's Lan Grammar; Reader and II
ercises. ~
Goud's Adams Latin Gfnnlnar,
| fisk's Greek Grammar,
Ru,ldmnus Rudinents
Owens Xenophons, Hutchinson's & Clsavlands dSs
Lincons Liry, Fos1nis do.
| Greek Testament ~ SIT
| Crnra Majora and MiIon. -- . =,
| Jacobs Latin and Greek Reader
| Latin Tutor and Mairs Syntax
| Historic Sacra and VIII RomH -,
Yirgil's peiphma
| Ainsworths Latin Dictionary
| Leverett's Lexicon
Groves Greek 60. .4.e.
-''''''' ~ Nv A. YOUNG.
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SI,criT's Sale.

BY virtue of sundry wrils OF Fl. ia. 10 me direc-
ted, will be sold on the first IdondaT and Tuesday
in January next, before the Court House door IN
Camden, the following property, to wit.
Seven negroes, viz: Mark, Nelson, Phillip, Mil
", Rose and her two children. Also seven nun
dred bushels OF Corn and -is thousand pounds OF
Fodder, more o- less Levied on and to be sold az
the properly Of ". .. Watkins. at The su'' OF the
Bank of Camden and others va. w. B. Watkins.
TERMS Observation-Disclosures to nay for nccessa-
~ papers. fiiO. !. " Ahh:'N, D. N. "
Dee & 1919 40 AZ
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Dr1,gs, Medicines and Perfumery.

The subscriber has Just received fine assortment Of
pTinmcry and Fancy Articles comprising Farnias k5tsi
sells and Prcvosrs Golden Bell Colognes; Lavender Wa;
Rnnssis Extracts of West End Jockey Clnb Jenny Lind,
Conella Koza Bouquet de Carolne Eau Lus1ral, Reara
oil Bamoline phiocomc. genuine Macassar Oil t;oqi
rands Italian medeaed Soap Transparent wash Bails'
Shaving Creams; NIeen Fun, Lily White, Rose Too',
Pnste cnmphoraled Denrce: Hair tooth, nail feshara
shaving Brushes; Ivory and Bone Raulcs, &c. &C..
Horehona candy Gum Lozenges least POWDER IN Dots
ALSO -
Constantly hand, complete assortment OF Drugsi
Chemicals. Paints Oils. Window Glass. Patent and
1honpsonian Medicines Surgical Instruments, Perfumes
~, Orders from distance carefully packed, and ,hs
qfmr.m'a m.,'a, JAMES r. McKAIN.
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Wagroes Fox Sale,

By an order from James II. lViherspoqn, Ordi.
nary of Lancaster District, will he sold at larraS.
ervilIc, on Monday the 3lst December, 1919, and
days forowing, the whole personal estate Of VII
son VlliueF, deceased, consisting of IA Likely and
valuable negroes Amongst the number are some
remarkably likely boys and girls, rood cook, an
excellent IVagorcr, Il 'Jobhlng carpenter, Saith
and Bricklavcr, stout fellows and women. Also,
a great variety OF Household and Kitchen Furn-
trc suitable for Hotel, Horses, mules, cattle,
guals buggy, suky,a large quantity Of corr, fodder,
and many other articles. The NEGROES will he
sold on Tuesday the lsl January, ls3O
TErMs.--l2 months credit, with interest from
the day OF sale. Purchasers 10 give note with rood
security. AMELIA NllLlNES, hdn'x
}. 4. llASSELTlNE, Admir-
Dec II. 80 st
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
-WITH-
sARJN,S WASHING MACHINE.

THE above machines for washing clothes have
been used and approved for the last six months in
thu. place and vicinity by men Of the highest re-
rpectabi,y. and the subscr ber is prepared to fur;
rfi.h them at short nctice. The machines are of
ample construction. and perfect in operation. They
can be worked by boy. girl, or woman, and much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes
All persons are forbid inf f'inging on the patent.
m Directions 90 with each machine.
f. q. ROBINSON.
Dec l. AZ ON
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JOHN WHITAKER.
THE FOUNDER OF BRANCH
VILE

TAKES pleasure to inform his friends and the
travelling public, that he opens his new Mansion
ON Saturday. the Gath instant, for their accon,mo-
dation and will be pleased to receive their patron
aye He pledges hmselfto endeavor to f"rnish
his table with the best the market will afford; aGd
on the arrival the cars, no matter how small their
call or wants may be- they shall be attended to.
Grateful for past favora. continuation Of patron.
age is respectfully solicited.
Dec 5-49-2tl p. CI1ARTRAND.
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Notice..

All persons having demands against Thomas J.
Wright, Esq. late Of Lancaster &. II. deceased,
either OF a professional or private nature are re-
qured to present the same legally atlestcd olhe
undersigned, and all persons indebted TO the said
deceased, arc requested 10 settle the same either
by Cash or note
NANCY J. WRIGHT, Admx.
NJ CLINTON, Admir-.
Dec IL, 50 1t
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EreshiGroccrics. &C.

Tive subscriber has on hand an extensive and
~eh selected stock of Groceries. comprising all
the Ieadiug articles, which country people will
find 10 their advantage to examine before purcha'
sing elsewhere.
5000 Florida Segars, OF the first quality, on
1and. at from to dollars per thousand
Doc : H. IOLiEYMAN.
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In n:uuity-sar,'ohn.T.

Edward Halle ". Columbus Halle aud others
Hl Tor Partition.
In PURSUANCE nl The orders ri the court, IN tins
case made, wlI sell at Public Auction, al T. o
cinck, NJ, ON Monday, jl>r Of December nc%l.
all tia, parcel tract {" l,hND. situated on nnll'
:idcs of It;Ic, i.ynchcs creek, containing bh' A.
crrs, be the san C more or loss, hnnndc by lands
oi John Truc<JcIl, Thomas tiyhurn and lands "l
the estate ol Bcni. Halle. sen. dcc't, plat whereof
can be seen al my office.
Terms, cash: purchasers tn pay l"r titles
WIN. VI. SHANNON, [. L. II. D.
Nov oT G. ~ III
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate of Wilson
VilllncS deceased, requested 10 settle the same,
and all persons having demands Of any character
or description, are notified 10 present the same
properly authenticated to the undersigned, within
lhe time prescribed by law and in default, this no.
,icc will plead in bar 10 any action subsequently
AMELIA FlILINES, Adm X.
j. A. lIASSEI.1TNE, A,lm'r.
Dec l. ~ fNl
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Music and Musical instruments.

Colcott's Grammar of music; Hamilton's Die1
tionary of Musical terms. Thorough Bass Primefi
Piano Forte Primers, Hunters, Cramers'; and
Clifton's Instructor for the Piano. Otto Thorpe's,
KIemms and Carassn's Inst for the Guitar; Howes
Inst. for the Violin, Flute, Guitar &c. lns;rue.
tions for the Clarinet, Cornet a Piston. and Kent
Buge. Music for the Flute ami Violin. A large
assortment of Guitar and Piano mnsic will be re.
cevca shortly, also, Violins, Flutea, Flies and
Guitars, Strings for the Violin and Guitar:
A. YOUNG.
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Fresh Family Groceries.

The subscriber has just received fresh and
full supply of choice Family Groceries embracing
every article usually called for, together with a
good stock OF Dry Goods, Crockery' Shoes &C" 10
Thieb he invites the attention of urvhaserS, as he
will sell at the lowest rates.
Dac &. A. T. ALLEN.
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EOficc.

All persons having demands against the Estate
Of Robert s. Barwick, dec'r, are requested in pre-
cent ,ls.m duly sttestcd, and all persons indebted
will make immediate payment 10 me.
SAMUEL P. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Dec. II, 80 )
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so Kegs nails just received and Tor sale at
the lowest price. Also Iron, steel &c.
L. W. BONNEY.
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Dec. /
FOR. 1850.

Fosrtecn negroes, consisting of first rate
R,.ctsmitb, Carpenter, Laborers, Cooks, House
C;rls and Nurses, which the subscriber wishes 10
b;re ont for the ensuing year, and is now ready TO
close contracts. ~ wv"
Dec. ). ~
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New crop Raisin., curraniS. almonds, &c.
also an assortment of extracts and Rose Wafer
for favoring, just received nv
F.. w. BONNEY.
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Knox Insurance Company.
.,
CAPITAL 100000.
Fire, Marine & Life Insurance.
Office on Water Street, near Market, in Wise's
I. Brick Row,
Il Il
YincenneS,| n DIANA.

This Company having been duly organized, and
the capital stock properly secured, are now pre-
pared to receive applications for insurance against
loss or damage by fire, on Buildings; Merchandise,
Machinery, Mills, Manufactures, and all descrip-
tions of property, Also merchandise and produce in
the course Of inland transportation,-the seas
and upon the lives OF individuals. The rates Of
premium which will govern this institution, will
conform to the established rates Of the Eastern
OiIircs. All losses will be literally and promptly
adjusted, and paid. W, d MCDONALD.
Agent at Camden 8. e.
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Fruit. &c.

Apples. Oranges. Lemons, currants. Almonds
Raisns, Citron, Maccaroni, VermeclllI, &c.
Dor Z a. Z. ALLEN.
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bibles, Testaments 8 HYmns..

Quarto Bibles and Tesiaments With large type and als
School miniature editions Prayer Books anil Bibles in es:
CANT velvet and embossed binding all the Hymn Book. Id
Use in the Town and Counlry-Southem Harmony; Mir
snr do Boston Academys collection Of Sacred MnsieH
Bible dictionaries, Concorda1ces. A. YOUNG
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Best Lard for family y'hse-sso few fine
Hams, Bacon, sides &c. for sale low by
f. W. BONNEY.
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Iron Iron and Steel.

Swced's Iron from lx3.S to l0xl-2 in. fiat.
E" 3.S toi-4 in. square.
3S to IA IN. -ouud.
Cast Steel l , tol-4 in squire.
German and Blister Steel. For sale by
lee IL. I. BONNELL & 70.
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To WAGON Makers.

To Wagon Makers.
Wanted at the Rail Road Blacksmith Shop,
Wagon Maker. To a first rate workman Of tems
perae habits, liberal wages and permanet employ
ment will be given. s. SHlVER.
Camden Nov. Ia.
The YmkviIle Miscellany will copy 4 times and
g ward bill to this Office.
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Y.EogST POWDERS.

These PowpERs are an entire substitute, Tor
YEAST in all culinary purposes, having been i'm
proved BY recent hemical Discovery. by which
thew are rendered perfectly harmless to the Dys-
peptic as well a. the Epicure, and are essentially
necessary in promoting healthy digestion.
For sale at Ii. }. DEHAfS,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall.