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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

LADIES SwkETING APPLE. Some time since we
had occasion TO notice this fine apple and to speak OF
as grown in New York, in terms Of high praise. We
did moi then know that had been irued in this vcin
ty and could not therefore, confidently recommend
ii for cultivation hut we have since ascertaned that it
is cultivated in North BrookGeld where it sustains the
same high character in New York. OF being the rery
hest and one of the productive OF all sweet winter
apples. We have just been eating one from N. b., and
we have before sweet apple at this
of The year tina, would compare with for excellence
It's flesh is very tender aud juicy, of honeyed
sweetness and with high and fine perfume. 1t is more>
over an apple of great beauty being mostly of bril-
liant red on bright yellow ground. We are assured
that exceedingly productive and profitable for cul>
ture. 1t certainly must be capital market fruit.
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TOWN oFFICERS-184a.

AUBURN. "Clerk-Isaac T. Merriam selectmen-
Samuel Eddy stephen Slbey John NJ Carpenter. Asses
sors-Demosthenes Tiffany, John Clarke, John Warren.
Ireasurer-Wm Emerson. Constable Elisha ]. one.
SHREWSBURY. G erk-Job q. Stone Seecnen-
Thomas w Ward josiah G. Stone Thomas n No,cross
Jonathan IT, Nelson. jonathan Reed Assessors-Bep s-
min Maynard. " iam II. Knowllon, John D. Goddard.
Charles y. Green. Constabes-John w. Barton Asa
Smith. -
WESTMINSTER. Clerk George Kendall. Select
men-Harrison g. Whitney, George w. Hagar, William
mn Wymnn Orange Wheeler, Aaron Wood Overseers
Ct Peor-Jameslpufer, Newell r. Wheeler Jonas Cutler
Decentralization G.. Whitney
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AMUSEMENT AND ENTERTAINMENT COMBINED At

WALDO HALL. This S an Exhibition of a Whaling
Voyage Of the most attractive character that has ever
visited city 1t is novel and deeply exciting through
out the entire painting. We have had many partial his.
tories, and tales told US Of whaling adventures. but in
Viewing this wonderful Panorama, almost transports
u amid the actual scenes on the ocean. We think ii
the most interesting and useful way evening caa he
spent IN viewing faithful representation of wllaers
hfe-X
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

A SISTERS LOVE. How beautiful and touch.
ing is the sisters love, as manifested in the fol-
lowing affecting incident related by Doneg al
paper:
young boy and sister, returning from Pet
tigo homeward, had to cross mountain The
night was dark and stormy, and they lost their
way. Next morning both were found dead from
exposure. The boy and girl lay side by side
the latter with her arm around her brothers.
neck, and her flannel petiicoat, removed from
her own person, was wrapped around his feet.
nus did the creature, perhaps, sacrifice her
own lie in vain effort to sustain that of her
BROTHER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

A "oMAN's FURY.-The Portland Argus details
Inc domgs OF Mrs SWEET, OF that city, who, s,ung 10
madness by the repeated falls OF her husband-who,
when not under the influence Of strong drink is an in,
dusirous and good ctizen.-o Saturday entered the
shop OF rumseller, by the name of Cole, whom she
suspected of having supplied her husband with the fatal
drink, and smashed up his bottles, furniture and the front
window OF the shop.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

VI The Boston Times says that Fast Day now
means day 90 which all good people ca, abou, twice
as much as they would had proclamation been issued
IS almost equal to Thanksgiving as an ally of dyspep.
STA and promoter of bilious diseases
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

PUBLIC MEETING. There will be public meeting
at the City Hall, this ereniag, consider the of
Washington Goode, under sentence of death in
Boston. We are informed that the evidence in the case
entirely cIeumsiantal, and nconcusve in and that
it drawn almost exclusively from persons, both male
and female, of the abasdoned and infamous char
acter. Distinguished speakers VIII be present the
occasion.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

THE MFxIcAS RoUTE. California Adventurer,
by the way of Vera Cruz, city of Mexico, and San
Bias writes TO the Newark Adsertiser,-"I would ad-
wise come by this route. Ii people cannot be
persuaded to stay al home they bad better go round the
Horn by that route they viii get California just
soon and much more safely For my part. if was CO.
ing agau-l would stay al home But being thus Tar,
make the best Of It and viii 90 through9
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PREACHING IN KID GLoves.--A correspondent, Of
Boston paper has been Mortified by seeing minister
preach IN KID gloves. He is in doubt whether the cIer.
gyman is fearful that he shall soil the Bible or the Bible
soil him.
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A CARD.

MIX. EDWARD CUMMINGS from Boston, having
engaged as Organst at the "Church the Unity offers
his professional services the citizens Of Worcester as
Teacher OF the PIANO FoRTE and OAGAH
For further information he is permitted refer to
Hon. Isaac Ddtfs c. b. Lope Esq
Edtc. Hamilton Esq. Geo IT, Richardson ESQ
Worcester, April 6, l64e df
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MURDER. The irsnmen on the Naugaiuck Railroad
VI, recently struck for higher wages. One Cornelius
okellly, refused to join them and one nigh. he was
attacked with clubs, beaten to death, and his BODY
thrown into the river
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DIED.

DIED.
In Wreniham, March a. Mrs Hephsibah b., rect the
late Solomon Talt OF Upon IS April ls her daughter,
Mrs Hephsibah vie OF Mr. Joel Everett, 55-PrRters
in Me. and N. II. please copy.
In Boston, April 6, Mrs Louisa II. Dwight, wife OF Rev.
Louis Dwight, Al.
In Pawucket, r. l., Abraham Wilkinson Esq, sS-One
OF the founders that village Mr. W. in connection with
his brothers and Samuel Slater. among The cst whe
introduced and put into operation the cotton
ing business of our country.
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~ "' i''uo"ai Era states that several slave drove.
Aa'o Osen sent Out 10 California from the South and
'a "o'i'uds' as wen as companies, from ,hs, ,ecor
arc aA'Hg slaves with them. Also, tia, arrapo
"ie ~ progress IN 'hs country, for the establishment, :
oaHOfaa' Of press to advocate the pro savcrv .ida
Of tue Territorial question. sue
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bridging LAKE CHAmPLAIE. The hill providing
Tor bridge over Lake Champaln, for the ogdensburg
and Boston Rail Road, has been los, in the New York
Senate by lie vote.
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"My dear madam" said doctor to his patient
81 am truly gratified to you yet in life. AT
my last visit yesterday, you know told you you
had but six hours to live'' "Yes, doctor. YOU
did, but did not take the dose you left for me /"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

THE FOURTH DISTRICT. The Governor and
Council have appointed Wednesday, May 30h, for a
new iria in tie Fourth Congressional District.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

The Union says that Congress torgo, to m,t.
any appropriation Tor the salaries Of Secretary
and Assistant Secretary of the Home Dsr,r,
ment.
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" NAism OF DALLAS. The Philadelphia San
'""' ''e sentence which Mr. Dala, stoe from Mr.
"'''u'ay' was only an accidental coincidence
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-14

W young man IN Pennsylvania killed himself !
e" uays since, because lady refused to lei, him 90
home with her from meeting.
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AT the annual March meeting IN Shrewsbury the fol-
lowing vote was carried with scarcely dissenting
voice
Voted That the Board Of SeIecimen be instructed to
use all legal measures to suppress the sac OF all mIoxi
eating liquors within the of Shrewsbury.
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MARRIED..

In Boston, April llh, George D. Twiichell M. D.. of
Esq
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10

was adopted. It prays the House Of Bishops
10 relieve the Diocese ia accordance with a
sauou Of le47, which says that "whenever the
Psuaisy of suspension shall he inflicted on Bish.
op, 'Priest, on what terms, or at what tim. The
penalty shall cease" The following is the vote:
Ases-Clcrsy 81, Laity 80. N"es-CIergy
IS, Laity 46. 4 protest again"t this by the
minority, offered Ly Hon. Luther B'adish, was
rejected by strong vote.
4 resolution, offered by Rev. DR.. White.
house, a'king Bi.hop Ond"rdonk 10 resign, had
been previously los, by 80 Clcrgymen and a.
Dioceses v"ting in the affirmative, and SO Cler.
gymen and 20 Dioceses IN thu negative.
Judge Jay, to the lasi, manifested the strong.
txt opposition 10 Bishop Ondcrdonk, opposing
Dr. Higber's resot.'rion on the ground that the
House of Bishops, in giving relief, could not
place uny other Bishop over them than the sus.
p~n.led one, whom he deemed guilty.
The Convention adjourned at ii o'clock on
Friday night.-Bah. Snn.
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JtefE -
H0uses for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his Houses and Lands at kirkwood and in
Camden. The House at Kirkwood is pleasantly
situated, large and conmoIious, with every neces-
sary Outbuildng, with an abundance Of pure water
convenient thereto, with 81 acres of Land att ach-
ed, most of which is woodland. The House in
Camden is situated ON the West end of DeKalb
street, upon considerable elevation, and is large
and commodious, with all convenient and necessa.
ry Outbui!dings, Well Of good water, and 81
acres Of Land. Possession given Immediately.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine the premises.
Oct loft JOHN WHITAKER
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PRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY,

The mos. celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles in
Use are JULES HAUEL'S....HIs Medicated
Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine De Venus, composed
of an Eastern Botanical discovery of surprising efficacy,
for rendering the skin soft and fair we'll mTarng
delicate hue the complexion, and to eradicate
Tan, Pmpes, freckes Sunburn. and other unsigily
visitaons, 20 inimca to female lovcliness.
His Eau Lustral and Hair Restorative, free
from all ardent spirits pungen oils and other destructive
materials cleans the hair expetiousy, renders it beaut
fully bright and imparts it the delicate fragrance of the
flowers and il will positively bring in New Hair Bald
Heads by the use Of this celebrated extract 1t is pre-.
servative against badness and able in all a
fectionS of the skin the head, we'll preventing the
Hair s,rm turning gray.
His Celebrated Shaving Cream, which defes a
compasiaon in America or Europe.
He also Offers the sanction of the public his Rose
Tooth Paste, which single trial will prove its eflca.
cy.
His Liquid Hair Dye, for changing instantaneously
Red or Grey IIan to beautiful Black or Brown Color
without injuring the skin.
Manufactured by JULES HAUEL, Philadelphia
For sale in Camden by
J. r. McKAIS, j. DELAY, F. l. ZEMr, and A. YouSo.
Oct. ~
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iDfED.-At his residence in this county,
near Nj. Mrigss, on the 10th ult., Mr.. WV.
wRIanr, Sr., formerly Of Marlboro District. S.
g.. al,an 60 years Of age. Mr.. Wright was
good citizen, kind master, and has left large
eiecIe Of friends md relatives
q, 80 ...eg Alabama Journal.
On "wednesday morning last, HENRy Ed.
WARD. son Of Wm. H. and Martha f. Dutron,
OF this place, in The 9Th year Of bis age.
In Columbia, on the 10Th u!t., SARAH ]. only
child, ofthe late Wm. J. Roberts. aged nine
years, seven months and sixteen days.
On Sunday morning the 2al Sept, Of putrid
snre throat JAMES s. only son OF W. J. and
Mary E. L. Francis, Of Sumtcrvlle, aged 2
,rarx ! months and days.
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Palmetto Cash Store!
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
And those wish Bargains, Particularly

THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
And those wish Bargains, Particularly,
WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the undersigned has moved into Mr.. VIM.
Workman's New Store, two dnors above Mr..
Drucker. and Immediately opposite Messrs. Nc
Dowall g. Cooper, where he is at present, re-
ceiving large supply of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable to the fall and winter seasons comprising
Plain and Fancy Dry-Goods,
in every department of Ladies' and GentIemen's 8
Wea',
Hardware. Groceries and CrOc.. cry,
All which he is determined 10 sell for Cash onlp,
at prices extremely low. that he cannot fail 10
receive the confidence of purchasers.
Togire his new stand "a local habitation and
name," he has hoistedthe Palmetto Flag and re-
spectfully invites all and sundres to give
THE PALMETTO STORE
fair trial, having no doubt that visit and inspec
spection Of bis stock will prove mutually advanta-
geous.
6rFriends from the country will please en.
ndirc for the Palmetto Store.
Sept. 10. jimES WILSON.
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Ferer and Ague is speedily cured by DR.. Osgood'
India Cholagsgue. The salow complexion and 'un.
diced eye whicl. often prcce its attacks are in few
days entirely removed. The health Of thousands has
hsen perfectly restored BY this n"dcine when all 9th
q, remedies have failed Its operations is no, simply
10 speud the diseas" for ,mc but to purify the sy'
i~m aud restose i, 10 sound and pcricc; health.
small Trea,i.e the "cau.cr, treatment and cure
&c F.v.i and Arue. and other diseases Of bilious cli
ms.ss" m,y Be had gratis of tho undersigned agent
,ap, IL. TAl ]. Il. Mex AIN.
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Just Received.

The largest stock of French Muslin Embrode-
ries ever brought to this market, consisting of
Ladies French worked Collars
do Straight do newest styles
do French worked Chenzetles, "a lot of
lao from BIC. to $3.50
do worked Muslin Cuffs
French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings
in Swiss and Jacconet Edgings and Insertings
Also-A full stock of plain and checked Muslins
AT WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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Administrative Sale.

By order Of The court OF Ordinary. will be sold
at the late residence of James Riddle decd on
Thursday the 4ih day Of October next at IL o'clock,
all his personal Estate consisting of household and
Kitchen furniture, two cows and calves, hogs and
three guns.
TERNS-all sums of and under five dollars
cash, over that amount credit of twelve months
with notes and good security. Interest from day
of sale. LOUISA RIDDLE, Adm'x:
Sept. 20 80 2t
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New, New, New,

Received by Northerner and opened this morn.
ing : Ladies' superior White Kid Gloves, assorteo
sizes, Gents do do do do do
Ladies' clear Lawn IIandkerchiefs, a beautiful ar.
tcle; Ladies' heavy Waite Silk Hose; Elegant
Cameeon Gro de Rhine Silks Elegant Figured
do do do do new styles; Low
priced printed Cashmeres, &c.
E. w. BONNEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
Negro Shoes and Brogans!

5000 pairs Negro Shoes and Brogans, sewed
and pegsed, mostly of my own manufactuse, which
offerat less price than the same quality Of shoe
can be purchased, of northern work. would also
call the attention of purchasers to my fine Boots
and Shoes OF every description, all OF which Of.
fer az low they can be purchased in this or any
other market. G. ALDEN.
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CLEVELAVD'S
UNRIVALLED DENTIFRICE,

UNRIVALI.ED DENTIFRTCE,
For removing all Tartarous adhesions without
inuring the Teeth, nterposing its snseptic quail.
ties to Scorbuic affections Of the Gums, restoring
them to irmness and pleasing colour, and con-
trbutng largely to establish the pearly whitencss
OF the Teeth, and pure and salubrious breath.
Prepared only by J. A. Cleveland Charleston
and for sale by IT, J. DELAY.
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Cheap SadM3fsY.t

e. NJ. WIENGES would Respectfully inform
his friends and ,lomers, that he has Just received
large stock Of fresh Saddlery, English and Amer-
carry OH iiiaitfscturing Of saddIery in all it's var1
GUS branches; his materials are tks best, selected
and Accommodate nod e boss hose wHo % may az % gSo5 him $h
call-repairing and military work done at the
shortest notice, and OIL reasonable terms.
Oct 3, lS49. 40 3
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Removal.

The subscriber has removed to the Brick House
well known as the Meugy Store, a few doors south
of DekaIb street, Immediately opposite the Eps-
copal Church, aud recently occupied by Mr. A. E.
Allen, where he will carry on general Mercantile
Business, exclusively on the cash system.
The highest market prices. in cash or barter, will
be paid for Country Produce.
JOHN INGRAM.
Oct 10 Al If
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Notice..

The subscriber having removed from Columbia
TO Charleston, he offers his services as Factor
and Commission Merchant, and pie ges himself to
use his best exertons 10 satisfy those Of his friends
who may employ him. Advances will be made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Office 8 Boyce g. Co. Wharf.
Charleston, Sept. IA, lS49 80 GIN
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An assortment of bes: Doeskins and Cassimeres;
plain and fancy French Cassneres, Scotch Plads;
and an endless variety II pantaloon Et4ds Als617
few pieces black and colored Bfoadciotts, and
rich Vcstings, remarkably low, at Wilson's "a.
PALMETTO rSFORE.
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Come, Seel and ConaaaiI

Gentlemen find a greatvariet$of hads dp
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons, Dress shirts; Me:
rino Shirts, Merind Drawers, Gloves, eaii kinds,j
Suspenders, Body Braces, Half Hose, Stocks
and Operates, Hats, Caps, Black and Fancy
Cravats, &C., &c. &C., ,Ts ,.s
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers having received their supply OF
new Fall and Winter Goods, now offer them for
sale low for cash, or in exchange for country pro-
duce They consist in part as follows:
London Dhfflle Blankets,
Cassimercs and Sattnets,
Kerssys and Plaid Lnzeys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeds,
Blue, White and Brown Homespuns, Of every
description,
English an American Prints,
lIandkerchiefs of all descriptions,
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, heavy artiIle
Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
Philadelphia 8 ply Twine,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio, Java and Cuba Coffees,
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses,
Mackarel, new, Nos. l. 2 and 8,
Liverpool Salt, etc. ETC., all of which will be
sold OH the most accommodating terms by
GEO. s. DOUGLAS & co.
Camden, Oct. 10 Al It
New Fall and Winter Goods.
The subscribers have just o. ened and now offer
to the public complete assortment Of
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Groceries, &c.
As they cannot, through the medium of an adver-
tisement, give any idea Of the ertenl and RARELY
of their stock, they would solicit call, when they
will be happy to show their Goods.
MCDONALD e. COOPER.
October 10 -..... Al If
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N0tice.

NOIICCs
ON and after the lst September next, the sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment. charge Thirty Gents per bale extra, on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Woolen bands.
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters this notice is given that Rope Bandagcs
alone may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent TO harleston and Savannah is now
compressed before shipment.
July ii % BOT
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swDavid's, or Hebrew Plaster.

This popular Plaster has been known 10 cure Rheu.
masian psnnsntly IN three works, aud Gout in half
that tims, by resnnviny local Inflammation from tho
asusciss and Iig.mcns Of the j"nts. 1hero is moi
family IN chs U"i'cd States that would co".en, 10 DO
without the Plaster single day if they knew its value
= See sdvsHisoncnt in another column.
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,sTh& election in Maryland result. in the gain
ofx Member Of Congress, and will thus, in all
probability. give the Democrats the choice Of
Speaker. We scarcely rej"ice more in this
,han in the glorious majority with which BAL.
,imore ia. honorrd McLANE. He counts more
than Que; man Of high ability, and one of,he
most effective dehaters in the Democratic
ranks.LC Charleston Mercury.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
Lost.

A Cameo Breast Pin, between my house at Kirk
wood and Logtowr. The finder will be rewarded
by returning it to H. LEVY.
October 10 81 If
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In Ordinary-LancastcF Dist.

In Or(linary-LancaS Dist.
Hiram Jnyncr and others, Applicants, rs. William
Joyner and others, Delendan ants.--Rsal Estate Of
Frederick Inyncr, deceased ..
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Wesley
Barrett Joyncr D. Barrett, Emily Au en- and has
band Hall Autcn, Jas. p iie,idrick and wife Sarah
c. Evan Dcas aid vile Sarah; George Jogner;
Middleton Joyner, Jonathan Wallace, Green Wal;
lace Thomas .Merrctt and wife Polly; John Hilton
and wife Ruth, Katy Sunny and husband; Nancy
Spence, William Hyde and wife Sarah; WIN. Jas:
Joyncr, Elizabeth Turner, Ehoda Summervic;
Defendants, in above case reside without the limits
Of this State. 1t is ordered that each and all Of
said Defendants do appear and object to the sale
OF SSSi*Sn of the Real Estate Of Frederick Joyner;
(dcceased) on or before 10Th day of December;
lS49 or their consent to tie same will be entered
on record.
JAS. II. NITnERSPOON, o. l.. y.
Ordinary's Office, Lancaster "a sH
Dist. Sept 10Th, lS49.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

g.r:.v... SAVANNAH, Oct. Z, 3 p. m.
Srven,v.three counties heard from, and the
Democratic gain for Governor is nearly 5000.
J4rgislature-Senaie Democratic crrtain.-
House at Representatives: seventy three coun.
tie. have elected 81 Democrats and 81 Wings.
tf,be twenty counties 10 he heard from eleven
returned Democrats, and niue returned Wings
inalSi7..-Georgian.
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Copartnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice,
The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the firm of WALKER q. WAL,
TER. for the transaction of "F'actorage and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce, hope 10 mer-
it Il share of patronage and will make liberal ad-
vances on Cotton and ntIer produce sent to them.
All consignmcnts will be attended 10 with prompt.
ness and despatch RICIID Il. WALKER.
GEORGE. ii. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept. lSt l649 36 If
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NOTICE,

Application will be made at the next session of
the Legislature for a re-charter of Browns Ferry,
on the Catawba River, in Lancaster Distribution.
nsrly known as McDonad's.
September 5 3G If
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
A very complete and carefully selected assort-
ment Of striped and figured Wors,ed Goods, print
ed Cashmere and Mousselaac Dresses, all recent
ly imported from France and England. Also-a
choice lot of Satin striped MousSeaines, at 25c. at
VISIONS PALMETTO STORE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-10
PLANK ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made at the next Session of the Legislature of
South Carolira, for Charter to build Plank
Road from Camden to the North Catollna line, in
the direction Of Charlotte o. Concord.
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