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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

One of the greatest obstacles 10 the progress ~
the cause Of education, il the Diversity OF schn
bucks, and amy plan which caLbg devised 10 secure
a greater untNnnty,wil tend very much To the inn
provcmcnt Of orr schools. IL now dcvolvcs on the
Town Supor,ntoRdcuts to advise IN regard tu the
kinds which shall bc adopted IN common schools and
~ they have with great u44aaiIaitF ila M .s.4r
of Towns series OF Readers, and arrangements hnv-
ing been made for supplying the Schools ON very
liberal terms, II seems exceedingly dcsrrbc that
LthcS Should now Ice universally adopted Through
the County. SO fur ~ have been able Ia examine
the different reading books published for the nsc of
schNls, Ihelevo Towns Series Rrr rs well adapted
To the purpose tot which they are designed ~ any
and far better than many which ARE urged into our
schools. j. l.. FAIRBANKS
ST. Iohnsbury, NOV, ., 1880
After having given some expression IN favor of
Mandevilles Series Of Rondcrr, have more care
fully examined both that and Towns and feel com
PEELED to say, think Towns much better adaptcd
10 the wants of our schools a the present time Than
Mnndcwlles, OF indeed amy other with which | nm
acquainted RUFUS CASE.
Tho undersigned having been requested To exam
inc Towns Series OF Reading Book, with reference
to their being intrule..- Arirrui= or Ie
County, Is OF opinion that they to he preferred
"I our common SCHOOLS To any other Series with
which he Is acquainted. j. X CDLRY
From Ne Miller 81 Pcochan' icodcmy.
- pftctttot, Nov. s, 1870
Towns Series Of Reading Books were introduced
The past wear INTO tho Public Schools af Chittcudcu
County in which Was then engaged in teaching nv
the recommendation Of the Town SUPERINTENDENT:
\ -nninr IHan was adopted 10 that now proposed i'm
thH county The experiment was entirely suCces,-
tui ana the new interest awakened thereby more
Than repaid the slight expense attending the change
\ "'vor'niiy was successfully obtnincd instead of
tho muhifor'nny that TOO oflcn prevails To the very
great injury of uur Schools
! ne books contain valuable selections " "A hirb
moral character tuTri most classical English and
american writorT, properly introduced by a iudc-
IONS explanation Of the elements Of reading and or
h"N, suited to the wants Of our Common ScbooI-
d. 49,, IRA o. MILLER.
Although but recently presented TO the attention
OF ihe fr1ends oi Educution Ia Vermont vet. tkrv
nave received largely Of the public ftr,,r ,,r,rl
already come very extensively into nyc i'm the PM
lic Sch"ols aud Academies OF the state Where uscl
Il'N A.'c given tutilc satisfaction . f,aln,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
NrEAATElNn


In Luncnburgh, Dec. 10, Mr. Alonlo CLARK, son
Of Hon. Spencer and Mrs betsy Clark, aged 30 yrs
In Lyndon, Nov 10, Elder Daniel Quimby, aged
20 years and II months. He died in the triumph of
the christian religion, trusting in that Saviour whom
be had 80 long preached toa dying world" lie
had been preacher OF tho Gospel In this State and
New Hampshire about 80 years. Dom.
In Dnnvillc, Dec. ., ofpalsy, Mr. Thomas Hoyt, in
the soth year ofhis age. lie had boon n member Of
tls BAPTIST Church npMnrlls If 40 Ycnr-wns u rev.
olutonnry pcnsioncr andone OF the first sottlors Of
Dunville.
. In Victory, Doc. 10, Mr., Sally IIonstn, Wifo of
Isanc II. Houstn, Esq, aged 40 years. In her death
a husband Is called to mourn the loss of worthy
companion, and thrpc sous and three daughters are
deprived Of the counscs Of .Hncctionatc mother,
the militant church Of Christ has also parted with
one OF It's members. Aud an ngcd hthor and moth.
err md numerous circle Of brothers and sisters. 30
gctherwith the community share in the loss
May lie whose hands tho issues OF life and
ZENITH give supporting md mnrirync grace, COW.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

HE war, 10 tho regiment commanded by Col.
jesse Root, subsequently Chief Justice. lie
was 20 the battle Of Compo Ridge in Fairfield
aud in that oi Monmouth
Tm NTNr PRrsunENoY,-p The llaver-
hill. Me- Gazette a in hyorof Gen. Winfield
Scott being the Wing Candidate tor the
Presidency. A correspondent Of the Norris
town OPa) Herald, suggests the names Of
General Winfield Scott for President and
tho Hon John j. Criitenden, Of KY for
Vice President
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

Hoo TRADE.-1he Louisville Courier Of
the lth inst. says that the total number Of
hogs slaughtered this season thus far, around
the falls, was 100000 head aud that IL j. cs-
timated that the number will reach $4,000,
On the 10th about 1000 were killed, Hold
er very firm, and several sales az dollars
net
AZ Madison, Ind on The 10Th the markc
had an upward tcnlcncy-GOO light hogs sold
81 s3,75i 800 Of 1906 aud BOO averaging FRO
lbs, net, az -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
SOLDIERS AGENCY.

UNHE subscriber, having been furnished by the
cmpmlssoncr If Pension, with the Act uf
t"ngross Of September -, 100, ruutiug ruuutv
Land 9" ccriuu Officers and soldiers who have
been engaged iu tho military service IL the Unite!
and nl.,, the form. and rilr- of g., Ir,,r. Il, br o
served ~ cstubihuE riTiTug hrrT-ty-
give notice that De- j. ready 4, Md surh ns have
claims under tht proysion. IT said Act In e.tnl-
fishing thc SAND
No Revolutionary service T. otnbr,ced IA the Act,
hinrrtnid' n, g. FRY.
CuucuFd, hae- 10, IAs0 ess.3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

II = hoped that Tcnchcr, and lficnd. " cducn-
trvr'i throughout uuntv, witt ruuprrrtr wir
the supcrintcndons In laborng "a secure the intro
duction Of these book, into all our primary schools
The proper classification of scholar and the udc-
iuus expenditure OF time ON the part of the teacher
cannot be secured, without uniformity in text
books,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
THE ALED MAN.

the territorial questions during the last ses-
sion.
Mr. Foote, from tho Committee on Military
affairs, reported bank the bin 10 establish the
Western Amoryi also, the hill 10 refund 10
South Carolina the moneys advanced and
Tor LOSSES sustained by horduIing the Florida
war.
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To Sell or Let,

Nj ,, R%E TIiiL,rS, HOUSE and PLACE in Dan,
The house Is large. convenient for large family
or small olc, ID g'ui repair, the garden srrc uud
well supplied WITH apple and other fruit trces-thcrr
. never falling weiul g,od water alid ample aud
convenient out building.
a sale viii be made reasonable terms. or the
promises will be let AT "A llr rent, and pu,,c,siu
gwen In short time
i haNc -mAnY yaluAhh LAM HOOKS. which
arc uo longer ct any ltse To me aud which 1 wish
to dispose OF.
CHARLES DAVIS.
Dunvlle, Nov, 10. 1850 Jy5tr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

A l the peeo'uber Term, 1850 Of the Caledonia
county Court, Hon. l.. T., Poland Chief
Judge, non Jefferson Cree, and Hon. A. h. jude
vine, Assistant Judges, the following nnmed persons
were duly appointed NOtires Public for the year
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
: tie Stpc,SdcmicaiS IN (aE
cl(nmn EDlunLn


Ne, tho undersigned, Supcriniendcnts Of Com
mon Schools IN the County uf Caledonia nonE,
herewith uepectiuDy report That thr ip'fwlur-
ton uf n new series of Text Hooks into the srhoos
.of the County, involve, Interests ofgcn magnitude,
and thnt substitution 81 nos uuior- sltrtl,l be
the result Of careful dcbcmtun and general inter
change OF opinion nnung the town .upcnntendcnis
-liv law the constituted board in recommend In
such maticr.--ns irnn IT. conceded fnirness shall
command the respect and willing cuopcrt ~
trcnis N Education without which the attainment
of uniionitv must he impossible. And ~ the late
Convention, held ~ Dnnyillc, oct. 2tth, composed
NJ only hre Syf rfHttnisHfs representing hut ft,ur
Of the seventeen towns lLpm tho naiurc OF the case,
could not express the maturci and binding decision
Of the NouufN; pccially ~ several superintendent
were prevented lIum attendance by u misnpprchcn-
SION ul the time, aud other causes aud the late
ness oi tlIr season would render general cunvcn-
tf'-i ttftt-s ~. - a ara- Ilaln asal-
who have examined tEu rival scrc, ui Rcldcr-, do
hereby recommend, "a .''l uud fair decision of the
County, Prorrie6 that such recommendation shall
receive the sanction of "a MAJORITY OF the towotu
p"riniend"nts, the adoption of Town. Revised Sc
res of Rcaders, into the common schools Of tile
County for the term Of ~ least, four YEAR.
\. q. RurroN, Pcacham, !. Il. DAniING, Gro,on,
ALrnhn RlN, do y, DKNIsuN, Hur,iwick,
" MthSrhN, Danville, J. VI. BEArriE, Rycgutc,
L AlAtInuh. Harrrt.- AInzIE nAYIS ShlfiIlil-
II. l.. HuIr, Mhcclpck, ID. q. SHAW, sutton
I. WEDuucaus Burke, l.. VI. SIilrLI. Newark
=. fisltfn. Cabot, ]. \. CUTLER Waterfront,
X. CASE. 81. Juhnshury, y. MoNruoMfI,Y, Walden
l.. GosS, do, q. II. ihNDtAM, Lyndon
L. \. STEVENS. and j. UNpEuw"op Hariwick.
II viii be seen by the above that the Supcrintcn-
dent. Of common schools ~ the County of Gale
dnnn, have with great unHnnity recommended
Towns Devised Readers for general use for four
yc1r. NJ least: of which fact Parent, NI,L Ira,hers
III lsi"t-e take notice.
a." Agents will be employed To- visit tho school.
In the county for the purpose of introducing these
books, NJ which time all the old books IN us,swl
be received ia part payment for the new
Teacher, VII be supplied with books for their
own use, ~ mlrpricc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
TIL MAHKETs.
RnInnTON MARKET. Dee.Ia.

bMhHlbh hAAhElt beclA-
A. rHHrlst 100 beef cattle, 400 Eturrs n pair
working oxen, 90 cows and ealVes, $500 sheep and
lambu, aud sa1 swine.
PmrEs. Beef Gatlo-EKfut Sol tint quality
o. second quality, iiHbi third quality, 4aSl
-Ata4eA-= AeIEllnaa, - n z yrAn ull. AZ Il
2li yeaTs old, slB o -.
Working OKen.-shb ", ~, 90, 100,
Cove and calycs--lD, ~, 80, ~, -, 80.
sheep and I.ambs-sil, 40, as,
hWine--i a bci retail "A a &C. Fat Hog &C..
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Dec. Is.
A. market 90 ontiie-ahout 800 booyes, and
40 stores, consisting uf wurkmg oxen, COWS and
enlyes, and and years old
PmuEs- Market 'bcof-EStm s6i 1t quality
81 ~ quality 81 80 quality "a ord -,
baUeling Catth, 80 aalea,
Hides 90 CFtI lhliOw %,
hiurrs-W Working OEeu 500, % 100.
Cows and OnlVes-s2n, ~, 30,
inarlngs-sf AlO,
Two Year. qld-eiD rs ~.
Three years nld,--flb, ~ a 20,
sheep and huuh,-iiJU ~ market fncos--LK-
tn, g. Gas, Hyin stit 2,H2s,
hwine--lletall 90,
Ngs'hsg Iftass zach sf1ff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

c." The Portland Advertiser gives the
official census Of Maine for 1890, from which
wUftUrt riITr riTr TuTTu'utrrrr s.s-'i-.-
6sJ,Q2G. hcing an increase of 1850 since
isio, The Advertiser says ut will be- seen
hy this official statement, that Maine fall far
hohind Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and
doc. not mninain hn cnual -irugglr with y
Hampshire, Connecticut, and Vermont This
is result at which, in view of the past, We
may feel mortified, but which !, not uuac-
-.-niintal.ll.m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
CONNECTICUT AND PAssUMPsIC Rs
RAIL ROAD.
OPENED 10 sT. JOHNsBURY, VI,

~ sff''ff' w. W. " 'fs'ff'fsff - '
AN Hnd ndrr TInrslny November aAth, 1900.
" Passenger Flns VIII ruu regularly bstWaeu
81, luifi-hury md ku.iuu, communicating dnilu
With The following plu0c, lowell, i16r'm-e, Nash-
.tp, Muucliaslrr, CuHrF1l, Funkltu, Windsor, Rel
lowe Fan, kcoun FlichhuTsh Worcester, Mnnf
pecr HUd Huntington, connecting with the dIffrrenr
httir'rtf- ~ hiritr trvur iUHrtiWr WiUTu imif ~
hour II allowed fp iIiue
tHr= lenvo ~ lphnshury ~ $50 4, ~, aud arrive
iu BOSTON ~ O'cld,k, T., ~ hrumiug leave hpT-
tom ~ $50 4, ~, md arrive ~ ~ iOushury NJ 40
.r. " lhe gNtrnsiuu ~ thc ln-suinpsir Knirnnd ~
~, lplmsbul, ATTY MD sJ0riLrr NmN HnH gag aT-
T Rlfm1d, in the direction ~ Northern New
lllmpshrc Northeastern Newfoundland tile Eastern
Townships uf CHu1d3, uufd- facilities ior pnsseii-
gcrs between the CITIES and manufacturing fnwns,
and The above unmrd section ~ eunntry, bv which
there b. frriag ~ nEt dgs has and nn escape fran
irdinu. and uncomfortable journey hy stage oyer
-'rTTi
vdfss lcnNo each II the principal stations ON the
arrival ~ me- mp rlin. f0r towns In the interior md
p1f .ouacr lruin liusnu' So VII vnch the following
plHrc- the .nmc evening, ylf Bath, liitleinn nud
luugn'irt y, w. Lyndon, Nuitoai, liuriun Water
i'Irvt' frrU-r''''TTr- 4.!..- nnl hnrlwick
w., unH arrive the ~ duy, NJ nrln, NJ Derby TihV
nud Sinnsirud, and ~ Sherhrloko w The ryouingj
nl.u rrucl lry bv lulsburg md Coventry,
Merchandise Iuilrs ran dully heiWcoh ~, Iuhns-
bury md the pcp"t of tho Iio'ton and LoWel Rail
ruud, in llu,iuu.
ON tuc.d1y NJ rnch week " Trilu win leave ~.
lnhnshur.With Live Stock, md rnihrongh without
stopping, kOllNI HALE, Agfut.
81, Iohnsbury, Nov, a. 100, 0pdtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
Farm for ale.

TINHE subscriber offer. G,r snle his Farm. known
~ HE Pierce Place, situated in st. Johns
bnfN, about miles from the Rpllrind DeIs,i, aud
y from the Centre Village. said farm c0nsists of
about 100 acres bf good land, ~ Of which u tAge
The building- on the farm arc n house aid shed,
bnr nnd shods, h0rse barn, hog house and cider
4 al4l4l- ,.I4.l..lt. = ill IL LII Al n l.t,iu
Tor further particular inquire M die prrnisr-.
NM. u. Mills.
So lohnshury, Doe. 10, 1850. GgyW3s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
She ep for Sale.

on GOOD STORE SHEEP for sale l,p the Sui.
UO scnDcrnt he h'nu IA ST. .lyhu-bufy
ISAAC WOODS.
lrc, w. 1900 6ggW2is
AIARlAlI WEBBS ESTATE.
TIVE subscribers, hayns l,ccn appointed by tho
Il lion. Probate touu iut tie Di.trict of 49,,
C,mmss iuucr., To- receive. oA.u.iur. ,nnJ niin,f
all claims und demands of all person, against the
estate of Aztruh Webb, late oi Mal,l,tunc I'M snid
dstrct Deceased, nnd lie
term otsiN month. from the 10Th day Of November
1860. being allowed by -pid to the creditor OF
SAID dcrrHsci, ~ cShihii AMI prove their rrspcc-
tive claim. bciorc u--Du give notice that 80 viii
nttcud to thc duties OF our amendment AT t,,,
dwelling house W John w. Won't IN Maidstone I'm
-d district un the last SATURDAY. Of Mn-,E nn,l die
last Nitur day ~ Apnl, 1901, fruu unc an o'clock
~ the aileni",n eu zach OF said day..
JOINS DEWEY,
AAC CUMMINGS. '"nnii'''onors'
Maidstone, NpN ~, A. D. Zoo. --- Gy1w3
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An pt-R- SeE-ptF+tt--AtF-A tleaiialt Af,tsa,f,
died at sharon, Conn., on the Odd of Novcm-
Der, aged 9I>years. lie was n sodicrin Col
lhnman's rcgimcneand went TO Canada la
If15. lie was one of the volunteers under
Col Ethan Allen that attacked Montreal
where the whole party was captured He was
sent with thirty-thrcc others, among whom
was Col. Allen, prisoner to England 1t was
intended therd, to execute the whole for high
treason hut rcprisals being threatened, the
prisoners were taken Ia Halifax, and subsc-
guently to New York when Mr. AIaxam made
bis escape. lie afterwards was engaged in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
CA SH
CIRCULAR INV MILE.
All Demands

nTE thc suhscrhf1-, rnh.t bCg1id - Or buiprd
- tho ist dny uf dnmtarv ifbf .
HARYEN a RkRTMAN..
Bnrc' w., Sept, 10 100, es6Wlc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
To Parents, Teachers,
AND FRIENDS or COMMON SCHOOLS
- ~ q Al LLLLA-I 4 LLL-A--LA-

TIVE Town Superintendent of The several inysns
u IN each County shnll constitute Hoard ~ ~.
amino and recommend suitable lToks a. boz used in
the -chouls ~ lcir respective Cuuuiivs. - sch, ri
Law ~ Isig See. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
PROF. WEHsTEH's ESTIMATE or
HIS OWN CASE,

Mr. Bemis' Report Of the Webster Trial
contains tho following statements by Prof
Webster, shortly before his execution
AZ nm interview with hc inter, Mr. An
drows, Prof Webster said "Mr Andrews, I
consider this whole thing perfect Justice g.
The officers Of the law are right Every
holy b right aud ! am wrong And feel
thai II the yielding zap Of my life 30 tbs iuinr-
81 law viii atone, even in part for the crime
l have committed, that ID r. ronspHinn."
lu a conversation with the sheriff, hr said
"Ah the proceedings IN my ease hayG been
Just Tho Court discharged their duty g.,
The law officer II tlG Common wealth did
their duty and no more IhcNclflrt Of ihc
jury Was Just The sentence Of Court wa
Just aud Il Is just rlst should die ou che
srallnld, Ia accordance with tliat sentence"
ANorHrH NAME ron InrsroL BrLL,--
Margaret )'Councr tif late companion Of
WIN, Darlington alias bristol Bil, stalos,
says the Boston journal, thai The true name
Of that notorious burrt,G now in Vermont
State Prison, Is WIN, Eady, This statement
j. believed to be- correct While speaking
Of nNnosi IL mas l,' stated that Margaret o.
Conner rs believed 10 be no other than the
celebrated female countcrlcitcr, Ann Nugcnt
WHO has gained considerable notoricty from
her dealing with couutcrcitcr Of tic stern
ar sex,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21
BOsToN. MARKEf-Dec. ID.

NNblf lhofr hnH hrru an uctiNc demand iuT
dynr.tlc heccc. and .uinc 300 600 lh... cnmnr.iug
tUu uuIb Or ~ lhrIr wns in Tic marhrI, have been
mkgn 10 un advance u fully g per H..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-21

SENATE,--Mr Fooic arose and saitl.-I
hold in my hand certain resolutions of cen
sure upon my self, which have been passed by
tho Legislature of Mississippi, and which
have have been sent 10 me TO be presented
10 TIN SSsndtc. I do S0,=-but JiCSiTC 10 say one
word in regard to them. The Legislature of
Mississippi is n body composed of high-mind-
eel and honorable gentlemen, bat they have
wholly mistaken the public sentiment of the
State, and thIuk that, by next autumn. thew
and all the world, will have evidence of this
fact"
Mr. Jefferson Davis moved that the rcsolu
tons bc read and ptintid Agreed TO.
The resolutions were then read sustaining
the course Of senator Davis, and the NIissisk,
sippi Representatives. in the House. and dis.
the course Of senator Footc, ont
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
ESTATE SALE,

DV permission of John r. Joy. Esq Ordinary
ID for Kershaw District will sell a, public out.
cry, on Monday and Tuesday, the OH and 10Th
days of December next, in the town of tamden
at the late residence nf Mrs. Martha E. Wilson.
deed. her PERSONAL ESTATE on the prcni-
ses, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure. one Carriage, one Gig, Two Wagons, H4r
hess, &c Aud on Wednesday following. at the
court house, all Of her NEGROES, fifty TWO in
number, among whom are valuable house servants
ard field hands. And on Thursday following,
I2th,) at her plantation in Sumter District, about
Ia miles below Camden. tie stock of Horses,
Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, &c, with the crop OF
Corn, Peas, Potatoes, &c, and the Plantation
Wagons. Carts and Tools.
IermS-All sums OF and under fifty dollars.
cash, over fifty. AID not exceeding Iwo hundred
dollars, credit OF twelve months. by notes with
good security. bearing interest from the day oil
sale, and for all sums over Two hundred dollars,
credit of one and two years, by bonds with appro-
we'd personal security, and mortgage of the pro-
perty. bearing interest from the day of sale, paya-
bic annually. Purchasers. to pay for all necessa-
ry papers.
N. B-The sale will commence on each day at
IL o'clock.
PAUL r. VILLEPIGUE. Adm'r.
Nov. 26. 93 5t
Tr Sumter Banner please copy
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Valuable Property for Sale'
In Equity..-Lancaster District.
Nov. 26.

George w. Gill, ct al vs. VIM. E. Gill, ct. al. Par
ttion Real Estate Mrs. Mary Gill;
DY virtue of the decree of the Court in above
ID case, will sell at Lancaster c. II. Oh the lst
Monday, the 9th day Of January, 1851, the follow
ing property, belonging to the Estate of Mrs Ma
ry Gil, decd, viz: that valuable public House in
the village of ofLancaster, known as the "Globe Ho-
se" and store house adjoining, fronting the Court
House, bounded north by lots of Minor Clinton,
ESQ.,, east by White street, and south by Dunlap
street. for this year occupied as public house by
COL Price at rent of $500 per annum.
Also, one square Of lots in rear of the Hotel,
bounded west by White street. south by Dunlap
street, east by market street, and north by meet
ing street.
Also about l25 acres of wood land about two
miles east of the village, bounded BY lands of w.
McKenna, J. H. Witherspoon, Anna Mellow, Har-
pers and others.
lerms-A credit of and 2 years with interest
from day ofsae, purchaser to give bond with two
good securities and mortgage ofthe premises.
Also-At the same time will sell Jack, stout
young fellow, and Molly, young negro woman
with her two first children, 10 effect partltlon.-
Terms for the negroes, credit Of IL months, pur-
chaser to give bond with two good securities with
interest from the day of sale.
JAS. H. WITIERSIUON,C Z. E. L. D.
Com. office, Nov. IL, 1850. $40 80
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HUNTERS HOTEL,
CAMDEN. s. C..

FTlIE. subscriber having located in Camden,
Il would respectfully say to the public that he
has opened Public House two doors below the
Post Office, and hopes by strict attention 10 bus-
ness to share liberal patronage.
MY Stables are good. and well supplied with
Pruvender, and my Table shall always be supplied
with as good as the market affords.
] am certain that those who once favor me with
call will be willing 10 call again.
have also. good Wagon Yard, with wood
water and house convenient, for the accommoda-
tion of Wagoners.
will also attend to the Commission Business
and all Goods consigned to my care, or left with
me for sale shall meet with prompt attention.
pCharges moderate.
JAMES NJ. HUNTER.
Nov 26 93 tt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
$50 Reward.

DANAWiY from the subscriber about the lst,
IN Aug. 1919, my negro man Bogas, boot and
shoe maker 10y trade, about 35 years OF age, black,
with full eyes and thick lips, plausible when spo-
ken to. little stoop in the shoulders When walk
ing, he was raised about Sumpterrille, or Bishop
vile, and was formerly the property of Bishop 4,
Bowen, OF Sumpter Dist. 1 purchased him Of
Thos. Lang, Esq OF Camden, and he has wife
at the Sauda factory, near Columbia, his mother
is in Sumplcrvlc, and he is supposed 10 be lurk'
ing about the above places, or Georgetown, where
he has connexions. | will pay $50 for his dcliv-
cry to Inc at Lamcasterve, s. c., S25 it he is
lod scd in any Jail so as can get him, or The above
reward OF $50 for his apprehension and proof to
conviction against any responsible white person
who may have llarborcd or employed him.
WM ROBINSON.
Oct. ], 1850. w6t e.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
Caution to Druggists and the Public.
RE NOT DECEIVED BY IMPOSTERS.

The public should be careful to get the genuine article
as tile limitations and counrereits being got up by those
who know nothing ofmedicne, of the diseases Of the
human sy, TEN. are entirely unsafe and dangerous.
From the Columbus (Ga) Enquirer, Feb 8, ls4s.
There are doubtless many catch penny nosrums, daily
vended on hourly used, which not only of no value,
but absolutely deleerious the physical man. There
are other other balsam extracts &c. embraced pcrad
in the pharmaceuic arrangements of the apothe
cary or regular physician, that in rertain cases. OF
more value than all the prescriptions of aen put togeh
err Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is admitted by the
Concurrent testimony of those who have proved its virtues
to be of the latter cn In colds and consumption asth
ma, and chronic coughs. we'll we'll other kindred
diseases it haa been used with almost universal success
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
sold in Camden at McKAINS Drug Store: Wholesale by
p NJ Cohen Co.. Charleston, and by Druggists general
" throughout the Sta:c: