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Bathing i'm Wine.

II is not generally known that wine baths
are quite common IN France-nevertheles
such is the case. The duke of Clarence
is no! the only gentleman that has enjoyed
an immersion in Malmsey. Punch has tried
i, with the very bes, Sherry. Only ina.
CINE the yerltabe English Punch-sw,m-
ming IN French wine, and kicking and
plunging, and laughing, until the tears ran
down his cheeks, and never thinking Of ex.
pense-a FIVE stanc piece
"W hat, FIVE frdne piece for tub full
Of wine Hurrah Vive ID France"
Gently-genlly. At least fly others
ba,hed in The same wine after Punch..S
The keeper of the bagae had preference
for Punch, and gave him the first Dip
After him came fifty others making in all
fifty five franc pieces. A good price for
the tub |"
1.-The wine was then thrown QUIT"
"Nol at oil. Not SO, by any means"
"Wha, then =
Bottled, Of course !"
+" Bottled ~ Aud for what purpose I"
"Why for drink, 10 be sure"
"Drink Who would drink such stuff"
"Why, the English do-the Yankees
do The latter import it in large guam.
titles. H isa great favorl,e in the Yankee.
land"
Now, dear wine drinking friends, anti
temperance friends, when you next smack
your lips over glass Of champagne or
burgundy, reflect that Lynonese alder
man may possibly have balhed in it, and
see ,f the reflection will assist you IN up.
preciauug its flavor.
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TIE END OF THE WORLD.

To day, to mofiew, every day, TO thous'
ands. the end of tho world is close at hand,
Aud why should We fear il! We walk
hero as i, were in the crypls of life; a,
times from the grea, cathedral above US
we can here the organ and the choir: we
can see the lights stream through the open
door, when some friend goes up before US
and shall we fear TO mount The narrow stair
Gaze Of the gave, tina, leads US out oil this
uncertain twilight into The serene mansions
of life eternal
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Miscellaneous.
True History of Latittc the "Pi.
rnte.r

Many thrilling fomsnccs have been writ.
ten. and much bid poetry perpetraled, OPP
on the life ard ed. enIu'cs--,he pira,icai
sad bloody deeds the hair breadth escapes
ard marvellous exploits Of Latte. the famed
psfa.e of the Gull, uhe iccCedcd cur ,i,gs.
inous friend Saucho panzl. as Gtvemor
Of Bsra'sfa. lnsrshan, LVppatd. and some
hill dozsn other .piansf. ofs'afihng mar
ra,.vss. have tired their hpnls at Lstite,
aud 10 due course OF time, &C may ospeci
that the eternal James vii catch him IN
his vide spread net, cas-, for heroes and
bloody incidents.
l. is very repulsive TO our feelings to be
compelled by sense OF duty as stern his.
iorisns, to dissipsie much Of this romance,
II AFFECTS US TO the soul to give W deIu-
sion, somuncr, which has nourIshed our
youthful fancy, aud soIaced many an hour
Of idleness. Its like waking from pleas.
ant dream, or shaking of tho pleasing in.
fience Of choroiorm. 1, imposes upon US
duty as rcpunse as that Of the gfea, his.
torisa of Il ,,De. N.ebuhr, who 50 ruth.
IessIy attacked all the pleasing traditions
abou. R,muus aud R.mus. tho sucking
wolf, aud the ropG OF the Sabines, and prov.
ed that they were mere alcgcrles--not like
the stories OF Sinbad the Si,ior, Of Batcn
Mucchauscn, Of Captain Riley, and Couu.
ssllor -. positive. substantial facts.
b, tho truth OF history mus, be vindi.
Gated. as Colonel Benton once remarked,
IN commencing o speech which his opPo.
nenis said was an elaborate compound OF
no such things. Ard 80 We must, though
u snap tho hcarisir,ng. Of our fancy, anj
throw into pi our eaflies, traditions, avenee
the truth Of history, Of many foul wrongs
Il has received at the hands OF The nosel,sss
aud false writer's. by testing soms sober
and discouraginpru,hs Of l.sfiueshe Bloody
/. Pirate Of the Gulf.
\ "Sir, repeat that again." 90 eagerly &c
marked 10 venerable Flanchman, IN whose
pleasant little sk,f We &ere quietly lacking
-; ross PascagouIa Bay, no. many yeats
vsiefs,and you TO say, that yol
i,ms,e With LATTE, the pirate, tina
led buccancer, ,ha, bloody pirate o
u!G, the terror OF whose name spfeas
Ne 10 sea, until, with his long, Tow
Ahoonss. that ousssiled the wind, b
\pch On object Of dread that moth
their children BY whispenul
ss I"
out Of breath With cxcisemen
- we finished this compfe
: Z isAory. and turned 70 70
WIN lured iaco oil The cldeil
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RAT A QUEER PLACE.

la the fore cross tree Of the steamship
Sarah Sands, a few days prior to her depar.
,ure, was found nest, containing an old rat
and eighteen young ones. The place in
which they were discovered so carefully
nestled away, is about forty feet above the
deck of the vessel.
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Facts.

It's not what We earn. bu, what we save,
that makes US rich. Its not what we eat,
bu, what we digest, tina. makes US fat. Il
is not what We read. bu, what we remem.
Der, tina, makesus learned. Allshis is We.
~ simple, Blu, il is worth remembering.
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TO BE READ TWICE.

People Of mean capacities always dospse
and ridicule more wha, is above the reach
Of their own intellect, than that which Is
below its standard.
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F2atiering offers TO Chi

1J Advertisements Inserted at One Dollar per
square. tle limos OF less, this sized type) for the
first insertion, and rs cents for each con,inu-
ance. Court embellishments and Sheriif's Sales
charged IS per cent. higher; and deduction
Of 33a rer cent. will be made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise.
mcnts inserted monthly or quarterly Of per
square for each lime. Senilnonlhly IS cents
per square for each time.
are auiLoris d to act as agents.
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FRETTING.

] never saw a maa helped GU, Of hole
By iretting at his misfortune or cursing his
horses.
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VOLUME XIX.l
T. J. EIOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TER MS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if paymcn,
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS ii not paid until the close of the yca,.
Fldtiering offers to Clubs.
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Give our love to your freade, for sup
pose this snnw has reached al least 10 WIN.
chester, And may Heaven bless you all,
aud keep you warm and comfortable.
Your friend,
WILLIAM WRIT
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THE DUEL BETWEEN DECATUR AND
BARRON.
u is ext ec,cd tina, MIR. Kcnncd,'s Life
Of Wllirn Writ" will be published by
Nessrs. Lea g. B ancha d, OF Phllade phia,
IN few days. We annex short extract,
being q letter from Mr.. Wnt relating To
the unfortunate duel belwero Deca:ur and
Barron.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-10
DIR. BREWER,
SURGEON DENFfST

Has returned to Camden and will attend to pa-
tients as they may desire, either in town or country
(under 100 miles) al as short notice as circum-
stances will permit Of.
Aud will take the liberty to inform those that
want his services, that he will warrant his work to
give entire satisfaction, and that it shall be per-
formed in the most skilful and dexterous manner,
and with less Inconvenience than the same opera.
tion can be performed by any other practitioner,
and having made greatly improved (or novel)
elevation, he is enabled to extract roots or stumps
OF teeth Gin any suatlon) with such facility and
ease as will scarcely fail to astonish patients,
without the least confusion Of the gums or danger
OF perforating the soft parts Of the mouth; and in
pivotng teeth, he can safely insure no inconveni.
ence from Inflammation Of the root, as conse-
quence of injury done it in engraftirg the artificial
crown in it, and as he takes an important precau-
ton in preparing pivots (Which some of the most
reputed Dentists in the Stale do not, and none to
lis knowledge does) he hazards nothing in say.
ing, that teeth pivoted by himself will last longer
than those set by the majority of practitioners, and
in supplying teeth on gold plates will adopt and
arrange them with such mechanical nicely and
skill! as cannot be surpassed by any, and will not
fail to meet the most sangune expectation of all,
OF which he could give the most respectable refer
ence; but for respect to the refined feelings o.
those he has had the pleasure 10 serve. Letheron
given when desired.
o. Those who want his services may avoid a
disappointment, by giving previous notice Of the
fact through the post office or otherwise.
Jan 3 If
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY =!

On the night Of the lllh instant, about seven
o'clock, while travelling in my private carriage
my trunk was cut off about one and half miles
below Mr.. James Loves ON the Lancaster road
The contents were some articles of Clothing
Among them an old blue Overcoat, Chintz
Sleeping Gown, Linen Shirts, &c.
Also, fair leather pocket book containing let.
ters addressed to myself
A gold watch Clasp, and half Eagle; red
Morocco Pocket Book containing notes of hand.
A Gold Watch and Gold Guard Chain; bun.
die of notes Of hand, and parcel of private pa.
pers. The Trunk was of medium size, of fair
leather; with brass rivets, with iron bands ,othin
For the detection of the thief and recovery of the
article, or any of them, liberal reward will be
paid. WIN. McKENNA.
Information left at the Bank of Camden, will be
communicated to the Advertiser.
Dec. % St 81
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Notice to TailOrs.

Having been appointed agent for the sale of
Scott's American and European Report of FASH
ions, Crooking Shears, Squares and Scales.
Works on Cutting, Tractste No. & Mirror Of
Fashion, Tape Measures, Boston and New York
marking Chalk, Curved Rulers, Pantaloons do.
Small Point and Pairing Shears, and all articles
used by the Tr,de.
The Mirror Of Fashion for Jan. 7. 1S49, will
not only contain the Fashions, but will commence
to teach cutting and will be continued monthly.
Letters post paid attended to and all information
given. J. B. GOODLAD.
Camden. Dec. 18th, lS45. If so
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SOuth-CarOIina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEA:

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
B. c. Jones, for James Croxton,
Ca Sa
Nathaniel Hotchkiss,
rs. ,,.' s.S: a::"' c's'
The Defendant Nathaniel Hotchkiss, who is in
the custody of the Sheriff Of said District by vr.
tue of the above Writs of Capias I'd SatisIacien-
dunn, in order to avail himself of the benefit of an
Act passed for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, has
filed in my Office on oath, schedule of his whole
Estate.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiffs
in the above stated cases, as we'll as all others
concerned, 10 be and appear at Camden on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, at II o. lock NJ before the associate Judges
10 show cause, if any they can, why the said De.
fendant should not be discharged from further
confinement, on his assigning and delivering the
effects mentioned in his Schedule.
S. E. CAPERS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Dec IL. l64S. 3m SO
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Closes cIs na'.y at : ;: :; ePM
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHARLESTON, s. c.
CIosa0 G%s na'!y' at 6P. NJ
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cHERAw, &c.
Due daily,at 4A.M.
Closes I" 6P MI
A mail matter as far North a, Raleigh n {; {, W. Will
be sent via this foue, further North via Charleston s. C.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Closes %s aa.y' a' :: ;: s pM +. NJ
ct sA Way Bag win be kept open for the reception of
Charleston letters until 81 o'clock A. M.
WESTERN NAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, s. C.
Closes Clos s4'Hs a ;; ;; 8; s s 5E.M. !. N:
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA sTATEBURG, 8. c.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday,at 6P.M
Close same days at 7
n-Way Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily at7P. M.
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. II. 8. C.
Due Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday, at 3P.M.
Closes Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, at IA. NJ
YoRKVILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, &c.
Due Thursday, at HAM,
Closes same day, at {: I'm.
LYNcHwooD MAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday, {: A NJ
''''' '''' 0''' A' j.. N. cAMEwELL' +: p N: NJ
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 8 A. M.-Close at p. VI. Open at PM
Cose at NJ and open hour after the arrival Of the
On the Sabbath, open from to 10 A. NJ, and half an
hour after the arrival Of the Southern mails in the evening
DAll credit for postage is stopped, have time
make collections and no letter will be delivered unless
Postage Stamps for SALE
Jan. ], IS49 J. n. GAMEWELL, P. W
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ASSignee'S Sale.

will sell on the first Monday in February next,
before the Court House at ii O'Clock, A. w., the
assigned interest of William F. Debruhl in three
negroes. viz: one legro man named Jake good
field hand, about 25 years Old anc one boy
George plough boy, about Is years old and one
girl named Mary, about II years DID, and his inter-
est in GAO acres of land more or less adjoining
lands of Hardy Thorn and others. Also, his inter.
est in bushels corn, pounds Fodder farmers
utensils, together with all the articles mentioned
in the Schedule of the said Debruhl; the negroes
and land will be sod at the Court House on the
first day Of sale the balance at the residence of
the said DeBruhl on The second day Of SALE
Terms made known at sale.
JOHN INGRAM, Assignee for
w. F. DEBRUHL-
Jan 10 4t ,
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.lC(,AMDET HOTEL.


The undersigned has again leased this codhfho.
dious Establishment. Grateful for past fayors, be
hopes't that his proximity to the Rail RnsdsDspot,
the coDyeyances at hand to be transpofted from IL
the improved management Of The Stables connect
ed with the Hotel, and the care and attention be-
slowed upon his Table, will induce and secure .
continuance of that patronage hitherto 80 gsner.
ously given to his House. g: -
The Cheraw and Charlotte Stages always call
for passengers whenever required.
Droyers will find spacious lots prepared.fOf eser
ry kind OF stock. y ... 5lI.,,rs go.
Nov. 90. crg st B. p, BOYD.
The Charleston Courier and Columbia Telexaph VIII
insert daily for one month; the Mecklenbr Jecsouisn
Cheraw Gazette, Sumter Banner and Hamb1rx JeurnA
will insert weekly for weeks and forward her aco1nn
to L'..-ll5 = -. - .s1f fpr h, p. Il
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The UNDERSIGNED.

Would return his thanks for The very liberal pa
tronage that has been bestowed upon him, and at
the same time inform his friends and customers
that he is now prepared to furnish them with all
kinds of goods un as good terms (either for cash,
or on credit till the lst day Of January nex) as
they can be had in the place.
Persons wishing to avail themselves of the ad-
vantages OF cash purchasers, will receive dejuc.
ton OF ten per cent on all sums over ten dollars
until the Is: Of July next
His old customers, and other persons disposed
to patronze him, are invited to examine his stock
Jan If f. w. BONNEY.
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South Corolina Kershaw District,

By JonH n. JOY ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
Whereas Archibald NJ G. Owens has applied to me for
Letters Of administration all and singular the Goods and
Chattels. Rights and Credits of Mansc p Owens late Of
the District aforesaid deceased:
These therefore, to Gle and admonish all and sngl.
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deccased to be
and appear before at Jour Orlnarys CourSor the
raid District to be holden kcrsaw Court House ON the
nineteenth day of January inst, TO show cause any, why
the sah administration should not be granted.
Given under my nand and seal. this third day of Dcccn-
her in the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
forty nine and in the I'D year of American Independence
JOHN X. JOY, ORD.
January 10, 1S49 If
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Two Hundred Dollars Reward.

CALDWELL WHEELER, a native of North
Carolina, 81 years Of age, feet or inches high,
brown hair, fresh complexion, round face stoops slight.
ly when walking, awkward, quick spoken, bushful
when spoken TO- and speaks with provincial accent,
left the neghborhood of Fulton Dec. 2Sth, tnking
with him Sorrc Horse about Is hands high, blood
like head and neck, sprung in tho pastcrns, with
long thin TAIL in good condition and Father weak in the
eyes: and also the Of six hundred and twenty three
dollars, besides some money Of his own.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension
and the recovery Of the Money and Horse.
Further particulars may be learned on application a,
the Office oftho Camden Journal Camden S. c.
JAM 10. 2 81.
The Raeigh Star and Salisbury Watchnan, will
insert and forward their bills to this Office,
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An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance, enti.
tied An Ordinance to regulate Licenses
for 1ave,ns Retailing Of Spir1tuous LII.
q"ors and Billiard Tables" Ratified the
2sth day Of December, 1916.
/. Be ii Ordained by the Intendant and Wardcns of
tic Town Of Camden, South. Carolina, in Cornell
assembled, and by the authority Of the saine Thut
the Ordinance entitled can Ordinance to regulate
Licenses for Tavcrns retailing Spirituous Liquors
and Billiard Tables" ratified on 2sh day of Decem.
Der, eighteen hundred and forty six be amended so
that License Number Ono (No. ~ under said Ord.
nance, may be granted TO such person or persons as
may desire 10 keep Public Eating House, and
shall actually, and in good faith, keep such Public
Eating House; which License shall authorize the
holder thereof TO retail spirituous Liquors in any
quantity, 10 be drank on the premises.
Number One, under this Ordinance, and the Ordi.
nance hereby amended, with Five Dollars to the
Recorder.
3. That the Bar or Stand in Taverns and Public Eat.
ing Houses, at which any Liquors shall bc sold
shall bc closed OH Sunday; and X shall not be lawful
to sell Liquors Of any description any part of the
premises of said Tavcrns or Public Eating Houses.
4. That The third clause Of said Ordinance authorizing
the Grant of License Number Three, Le and the
same is hereby repealed.
Ratified in Council assembled The Thitcth day of
December in thisyca Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and forty eght-as witncss the hand of the
[ntcndant, and tho seal of The corporation.
J. M. DESAUSSURE,
Intcndant Of Camdon.
L. w. BALLARD, r. Recorder.
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Fine Chemicals.

The subscriber has just received and opened a
lot Of very choice Chemicals consisting in part
of-Sulph Quinine, Suph Morphine Acct Nor
phine, Iodine, Proto Iod Mercury, ,Carmine, Kermes
Mineral, Ext Kahania Hyd Potash, E. itrate Iron,
Cyanuret Mercury, Strychnine, Deuto Iod Mer-
curry, Drop Lake, Oxide Bismuth, Piperine, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold unusually low for CASH
or short credit, by J. A. CLEVELAND.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hail.
Dec IL If 30
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Just received Ladies black and white French
Kid Gloves, Thread and Cotton Edgings very
cheap, Superior Black Bombazine, Heavy Scotch
Hollands, Clear Lawn IIandkerchiefs, Skirtng
Cloths, Linen Cambrics. Worsted Yarns, Beads &
Purse Trimmings, Irish Linens very low, York
Mills Long Cloths. E. w. BONNEY
Dec 6 If az
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Town Taxes.

The Town Taxes will be due on first day of
January next. All Licenses will expire on that
day, as well as communication for Road Work.
The undersigned; will open tho Books on the
first day of January, to receive the same, and will
keep them open until the first day of February,
after which time, delinquents will be returned TO
Council, to be dealt with according TO Law.
By order Of Council,
l.. w. BALLAD,
Town Recorder.
December Oath lS4S If So
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Receiving and Forwarding Agency.

The subscriber offers his services to the public
in receiving and forwarding Goods at BOYKIN'S
TURN OUT. The rates will be the same as
are charged in Camden. III all cases Goods ship
ped must be marked to his care, or no attention
PAID to them. J. S. DEPASS.
Sumter Banner COPY times.
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OUR HOUSE. 80 Il
OYSTERS CHEAPER THAN BREAD +

The subscriber having just returned from Char.
lesion, takes pleasure in informing those who hare
so literally patronzed hln. and ali those who may,
that having made arrangements with Ner York
and Charleston agents, to receive daily supply
of Oysters. Fish, all Game IN season.. together
with our home market, Hatters himself that he will
serve up the] above varieties Of the season in a
good style as any Restaurant in the Union. ale =
City and country orders promptly amended 70.
JAS. e. McKENNA. ..
Better knotcn as MAC. 80 =
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Notice.

The undersigned in consequence of i'll health,
has come TO the conclusion to close Business and
requests all indebted TO him to come and pay up,
he will be found for few months at the old stand,
after that, his Books, Notes and Accounts will be
found at the office of Jchn J. Workman, Esq, who
will attend to the settling Of the same.
w. c. WORKMAN.
Dec l3 If 5O
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Money Wanted.

All persons indebted to the subscriber are ear.
pestiy requested TO call and make settlements, and
those who have been owing him for one year or
more, are notified that unless payment is made be-
fore Return Day, that the claims will be placed in
the hands ol All attorney for collection.
Jan g JAMES DUNLAP.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA
HEAD QUARTERS,

COLUMBIA, Dec. 30, 164S.
James Legare, P. Ludlow Calhoun, John A. Le-
land, Lewis NJ. Aver, Samuel r. Cooper, Bernard
G. Rice, Thomos e. Williamson, Alfred NJ. Mar
tin. Augustus Townes, Alexander Noble, w. A.
Colclougb, Paul Hamilton, Edwin DuBnse, Ed
ward G. Palmer, Jr Thomas H. Grimball, and
VIM. Goodwin, having been appointed Ads.de-
Camp to His Excelency WHrrEMARsH B. SEA.
BROOK, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chie
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't and ms pr Gen'l.
Jan. 3. 81
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
OFTHE GROWTHOF 1913.

Ar,ichokc. Asparagus
BEANS-Early China. Mo-
hawk. Half Moon, large
white Lima, Rachel, Gran"
berry. Valentine, Dutch
Case Knife
BEET-lIong Blood, Turnip
and Sugar
Broccoli, Collard and Cauli-
flower
CARROT-Orange and AL
tingham
CABBAGE-Early and late
Drum Head. May, York.
Sugar Loaf. Green glazed
and large Mountain
CELERl-white and solid
CUCUMBER-Early frame,
long green cluster; short
prickly Ghcrkin
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Notice.

will sell at The residence Of the late John Rid
die on Saturday the 18th day of January next,
various articles of Household and Kitchen furni.
ture; | will also hire two or three negros, and rent
the Plantation and Fishery for the ensuing year.
Terms made known at sale.
J. w. CANTEY, Trustee.
Dec If
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Daguerreotype 5Llikenessesj.

You that have beauty, should TO Coburn take it.
You that have nono, should go and Jet him make it.
SOFAS; Dannuils Register.
A. COBURN, has opened a Daguerrean Gal
lery over the Post Office and invites the Citizens
of Camden to call and examine hisspecimens, and
Judge for themselves Of their artistcal merit ANY
person sitting for their picture, need not take il,
unless satisfactory
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