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Land. for Sale.

the s Monday Hons nGa amdsn aes will sell
of Land belonging to The children Of the late John
Riddle being his place of residence, containing
Two Hundred and Forty acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands Of Dr.. Milling. Mra. Nettles, the
b. ewers, Thompson and Trantham.
Terms Of Sale.-One and two years. on bond
secured BY personal security, with interest from
the day Of sale, payable annually. The Title will
be made perfect by the Court Of Equity.
J. w. CANTEY, Trustee.
Dec. III, 1850. 80
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AsSignee'S Sale.

7 WILL offer for sale at the residence OF John
l. H. Truesdell. on Monday the 10Th inst, and the
day following, if necessary, all the interest of said
Truesdell in the property mentioned in his scbed
ue filed in the Office Of the clerk of the court of
common pleas, for Kershaw District. consisting of
land, cotton. corn, fodder, mule and horse, cows
and ca Ives, hogs, plantation tools. household and
kitchen furniture, with great variety Of other ar.
tclcs too tedious 10 mention. Also, his interest
in two valuable Negro men. now in possession of
Jno. Truesdell, sen.
Terms of Sale-A credit Of ninety DAYS, with
interest from the day OF eae note with good secu.
rty. payable at the Bank Of Camden The judg.
ment creditors are invited TO attend the sale.
JOHN INGRAM, Assignee,
Dec. IL. 9S
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Office South Carolina R. r. Company.
Rsl ea Rsa eESa ~
CAMDEN. Dec. 9, 1850.

CAMDEN, Dec. z, lSoU.
TOTTON and other Goods for Charleston will
" be received at this Depot, on aud after the
5tI inst.
The company will receive every day az much
cotton as their platform will contain, and no more
Shippers in the town will send dray receipts with
each load land al night Of that day, or when 'he
lot is completed, send in THAR dray rece pts and
take Bill OF Ladng. Shippers from the coun.
try are reques ed to give authority for forwarding
their cotton as received, as the platform will be re-
qured for daily use.
~" On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
the Passenger Train will leave Camden at P. M.
for Columbia.
w-The Company will not receive any more
Cotton at tho Wateree Bridge.
N. D. BAXLEY, Agent.
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Wanted.
A TEACHER to ,aAe charge Of the Female
n Academy at Liberty Hill He will be ex-
pec,ed TO be gentleman and scholar. also that
he come we'll recommended. A liberal salary will
be given for further particulars apply to either Of
the subscribers at liberty Hill. rH-
J. 8. THOMPSoN.) Committee
II. 4. BROWN. Trustees.
~ The Charleston Mercury Carolniun nnd Southern
Psbsteran please copy for month, and send their
bills to this Office for payment.
Dec. l3. 1850. % WIN.
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EstraY,

w r. Plylor tolls before Inc bay mare, as an
w estray blind of the left eye. about IL l-2
HAMS high. d bay color about Is years old, leavy
main and tail, small blaze in the face, no brand
perceivable, Appraised at Sl0 can be seen at
W. r. Plylor's near 'raxaliaw in Lancaster Dist.
GEORGE McMANUS, Magistrate.
Dec, 13. 1884, 93 NAN
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Negr0es for Sale.

DY Order OF James H. Witherspoon, Ordinary
ID for Lancaster District, will be sold OH the I'd
January, 1851, at the late residence Of Mrs. Jemi-
ma Ingram, deceased, seven likely Negroes, be-
longing to the Estate ofsaid deceased
Terms OH day ofsale. FP. INGRAM, Adm.
Dec. 10, 1850. 8 50
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~ JOHN 4. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY
WHEREAS, SAMUEL BASKIN, applied 10 me
w for Ietten Of Administration, on all and sinru.
JOHN BASKlN, Senr., late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These are. to cite and admonish all and angular the
kindred and creditors Of the sad deceased be and ap
District to he holden at Kershaw Court House on a 2th
day Of Dec inst, show cause, if any, why said admins
raiion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, thi. llth Dec in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and y and
IN the seventy fifth year Of American Independence
JOHN K JOY, o. K.D
Dec. l3, 1850 90 d.
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Dec. l3, 1850.


OOs~s@s O'sH OHHHHe11 1ACIHTtd" DIBIfHCIs
BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY
WHEREAS GEO. X. MILLER applied to me for
w Letten Of Administration Debonls nnn on all and
singular the Goods and Chnttes Rights and Credit. Of
DAVID MILLER late ofthe District aforesaid deceased
These are therefore 70 cite and amonsh all and supu.
lar the kindred and creditors the sad deceased to he
snd appear before me at Odnas Court for the
said District to be holden Camden Court House on the
h day Of Dec inst. to show cause il any, why the said
administration should not he granted
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day of Dec in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundrrd and
ty and in tho seventyf year of American Inderend
ence. John n JOY =,
Dec l3 1880 81
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ILLUMINATING
Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid,
LAMPS, Wicks &c.

THE subscriber has just received from Balti.
Il more, an elegant assortment OF Glass and Me-
talic Spirit Gas Lamps, Wicks &c. IN few days
he will also have supply OF the Burning Fluid,
to all of which he invites the attention Of those in
want, and his friends generally.
q J. DELAY.
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MOTE PAPER, Envelopes-A fine assortment,
~ different styles plain buff and finest white, also, the
adhesive Envelope to seal without wafer, medium and
commercial size large stockof ruled letter. cap and
record paper Drawing paper and pencils steel and gold
pens. Black and blue ink. Harrson's pran ink, car
mine ink in glass lnksands ready for Visiting cards.
Portfolios, lnksands, Of every variety, and other fancy
stationary A. YOUNG
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REMOVAL.

A NJ. g. R. KENNEDY have removed to their
"A. new store Their stock is now being re-
plenshed with very general assortment Of Fam
cy and Domestic Goods, which will be sold very
low, as the season is far advanced,
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Negroes to Hire.

Negroes to Hire.
4 T my residence on Big Lynche's creek, will
n be hired on the first day Of January next the
negroes belonging to the minor heirs Of Levi Young
deceased,
JANE D, YOUNG, Guardian
Dec. IL, 1850. 9S Wit
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JUST RECEIVED,
Asupply of. Durand & Co.'S.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BTTTERS.

Warranted certain cum Tor Dyspepsia Weakness Of
the Stomach md Want nf Appetite, Weakness Of the
Chest and " Fever and Ague." 1t is also pleasant
or spirits without at all mpairing s medicinal qualities
May be had by the case single botlle, Of
:. BENSON, Family Grocer.
j. HARRIS. DaKap Street.
w. c. MOORE, Family Grocer.
Camden, Sept. a. n '"om
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Light, Light.

PURN1NG F'uId with splendid assortment of
ID Lamp feeders, wcks, &c.
Also-Superior winter strained Lard and Sperm
Oil, Solar Oil, &c. &C., just received and for sale
low at McKAIN'S Drug Store.
Dec. 13. 90
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Paints, Oils, &c. DC.
9 UPERlOR Bnglish Linseed Oil. White Lead,
~ Spts. Turpentine, &c. &C., large invoice
just received and for sale low at
Dec. l3. McKAIN'S Drug Store.
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ROBERT LAT1A,
Late af the firm of Dickson & Latta,

W7OULD Respectfully inform his friends and
w the public generally, that he is now receiv-
ing raristy of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which
he will sell lop Tor casll-Two doors above the
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunlap's, esq.
Camden, 8, C. Dec 10, 1850 81
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Sherif's Sale.

WILL be sold on Monday the 9th January next
w before the Court House door in Camdcn,
one Gig levied upon and to be sold as the proper
ty of George Outlaw, at the suit ofA. G. Crosswell
vs.. George Outlaw.
Dec. 1877 THO. J. WARREN, S. K. D.
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The Regular Meetings the Lancaster Division,
No. 30, Sons OF Temperance, are held every Satur.
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
]. r. LARK, r. s.
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Goshen and Virginia Butter.
- Firkin Prime Goshen Butter.
- do. dog Virginia do. =,
Doc. ls ,Ss R0BT. LAIrA.
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Valuable Property for Sale

80 AsSAAStsSsSA
George w. Gill, et al. VS.. Wm f. Gill, ct. al. Par
tition Real Estate Mrs Mary Gill.
DY virtue Of the decree of the Court in above
ID case, will sell at Lancaster G. H. on the lst
Moaday, 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 ofLancaster, known as the "Globe Ho-
te," 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 1876 acres of wood land about two
miles east of the village, bounded by lands Of w.
McKenna, }. Fl. Witherspoon, Anna Mellow, Har.
pers and Others
Ierms-A credit Of l and years with interest
from day ofsale, purchaser to give bond with two
good securities and a mortgage ofthe premises.
Aiso-At the same time will sell Jack, stout
young fellow, and Molly, young negro woman
with her two first children, 10 effect parttion-
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. WITHER SPOON, C. E. LID.
Com. office, Nov. IL, 1850 $40 80
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Flour. Flour.

Bbls. Baltimore Flour -,3,,.4
Is Extra Family do - 80. i:
Bags Buckwheat do warranted.
A variety of Crackers.
Dec. l3. ROBT. LAI"TA.
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Bacon Hams and Picked Beef
Hhds. fine bright w. Sides; choice Hams
Fulton market Picked Beef Mackarel No. ]. \
Dec. l3. ROBT. LATTA.,
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BARGAINS!

TINE subscribers intending 10 close their busi-
l. ness in Camden, offer the remainder Of their
stock at cost. The public aro invited to call, be-
fore purchasing. T. BONNELL g. Co.
Dec. l3, 1850. 81 If
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EAMILY BIBLES-Quarto size, in plain and
Z Turkey morocco gilt bndngs,a great variety from
81. to $30. 80
THE COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY of the
Bible in vols. royal Syo. AZ
PATRICK LoUTHs. and ARNALD'S Commentary,
vols.
BIBLE ECoNCORDANCEs, Hymns, Southern Harmo-
nys Prayer books, by Jay, Winchester Thornton Girls.
.wold
PRAYER BOOKS, containing the services of the Pro.
tesant Episcopal Church, also, Pocket Bibles with SPLEEN
did bindings Of velvet papier neche, turkey morocco;
with and without clasps, ofevery size A. YOUNG,
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Valuable Plantation
t. Lease or Rent.

r WLE.i;, ACE or rent thep place Fnow occupy on
i Lynches creek: in Bershaw ~ sftet, III miles
from Camden, containing 5000 cres Of Land, q
comfortable dwelling house, with: all necessary
outbuidngs, a saw and grist milL--which may be
had bargain. on application to.
Nov. i. j. L. REID.
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report is the statement showing the area and
cost of the public lands and revenue derived
from them.
From thatstatement it appears thatthe whole
area of the public lands exclusive of those in
Oregon, California, New Mexico, Utah, the In.
dian and Nebraska Territories, was 424, ,lO3,.
$50 acres. That Of these about one fourth
have been sold for the sum of sl35, ,339, ,O92
while the whole cost of every kind to the Gov.
ernment, including the amount paid to France
for Louisiana, to Spain for the Floridas and
for the extinguishment of the Indian title, was
$74,957 Js79, making the nett profit to the Go.
vernment S60, ,3Sl ,2l3 or an average of nearly
one and n quarter millions Of dollars annually
for the last fifty years. -.
Nearly the same amount has been granted
in bounties, for works ofintsrnal improvements
&c.
1t further appears that the average cost Of
the public lands, including the purchase, extin.
gushing the Indian title, surveying, selling, and
managing, &C., is only 81 As cents per acre;
while for each acre the Government receive.
81 Is per acre-making a net profit Of 81 03
is cents per acre.
Assossinafion.-Mr. Royal Wright, citizen
of Columbus, Ga, was killed in that city on
Sunday last by man named John Robinson, a
shoemaker, recently Of Atlanta. The murder
was committed with bowie knife, with which
three fatal stabs were inflicted MI. Wright
was soldier in the Georgia Regiment, and
served twelve months in Mexico Robinson
escaped into Alabama
MELANcHoLY.- Some eighteen months since
a large and interesting family from Eastern Vir.
ginia passed through this place, on their way to
the West. Taking boat at this port, they
soon reached St. Louis, and there encountered
the cholera, just when that scourge had begun
it's swfuI ravsges ip thst quarter. One or more
Of; thei+ saas AZ victims tosss dread do.
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At Cost.
HANDSOME French embroidered Capes and
III Collars, at cost, by
Nov. lS. Il. LEVY d. SON.
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sssmldsr's Wine stere, 20 PhnsdephiA
r.yssd g!sss e, os..as - wines sao !, - as s:sd
ous sales made ~ hin % obliged largely
saish ne sseeh q s.h and ss hss now ne 49,.
sS S@ would s ,ss y . 70 sess si invoice. voices
oo,aS a CO.. ~ sssss . ).
y sss IA s
d Eaope which he challenges equal % my
Ths Maasana and Auon.ado shsss are peculiarly adapted
g =. they strengthen without smnauns ana nave
Pcn Wines pnnclpsy specially selected for
ms, om tho stock Of at opono, and imported On
These wines ul .ad ds,ss aud hss. hssn nigy e.
They various sorts and psces ausht
ne salon a. e % y 5 ess sa, Among s y some
Persons suffering With chfonic affection bowels be
Madeira wines a VARIOUS Sorts dry c side
Wes ladies, seTeia Ac &c sea draush and ~ bottles
As q ihe sparkling subscriber . wen known that
% s Mos Is s"S
low most Of The interior wines nown tho market which are
He has also champagne wines Of viou brands quaies
very % s retail q s . s e s ssr. q and rs
Ssss % Ss; 4. A.. .,oss as s s pes
OF Bursandy Wines ha has iurs stock
that Ne tm nom his vaults goad u boua Of Bur
saa,erne and Darsac always On hand in bottles, s. /.
His selection q Rhine and Ms,ss wines from ts ss ea,s ashss
many Mosce cheapest sorts 70 the very
choicest vinges Of the "sianpeg which @ tho oe gowth o.
In The articles Cognac hande be has fine
and soms csishrsssd sCssisr of in esht casks
d and "ubouchs in hhda, on consignment which wall
Also irish, scotch Monongaela whsksy Jamaica spirits
d .e sboss ~ quan.y desired
constant escorted s,ock sss,s fe,
paid Orders viii be prompy executed sent BY mail or 's'e
Address WIZ Eae Is JACOB sNIDER,lr., a.g 5
59 Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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Murphy's HclEscafiAN AdvFrtslmX EliveIOpes, N0 O3
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THE subscriber, soliciting patronage of I'll who may this
at hestation with which new
article brought before the public The experience O. years has e.
tablised their superiority beyond question: aud he conhdent
testimony those business who have
envelopes bis rapidly increasing sales a. proof or their
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John X. Martin.

General .asent for Ciaimaaf',
(or pressnp No. Law Buidings, Richmond, Va
u. 81 Stale @ Virginia. he baisd
mon easa psy back pay bounty and
Claims arising out cSihs lsa, ,heMeIicsa
ysar. and possesses ses prosecution claims which
y All irass tpes, paid him. either Richmond
Washington sy, Win receive immediate attention 20.
,ss % n HON. % ,.$s. Hunter Ts.s s'a's,
A. Toiaday Pauss Powell Tbos Becock Richard Psrks
Msss1 aCS.s sS sg ma y.s.
oc, 5-dswAwam Utrtsa eu UG.si 86t4sif
NEW ana Elegant caEpesi.s., ssTn. .ss.s.ssr. ..y,
aia, q he q wasssa
s sa.s ssssa. s s % s variety y saa
sapass, vse styles. ba, also IN ess.nes and
been invited. They nans-- = 81 T-r a' 7Is'a S.
4 rsf 6 q IN cARPETlNGs, ra
frcpch and EngIsh veves, latest designs, saPeriauys
sassss Eas'ass isss;s sas.s sss ss..s ass s.,. ns.
ID premium American Bfusseh E
English and American. iow.pnced, srtra rich
Impsnai thrss.gy, . s,,,s new patterns td ~
And American grain, al WOO, low priced
Cocoa iasisins., for bsssreni pssrasss sa @
Fesg ssP Pcc ss.sss ss I ss sSs 5 VI sp
Extra fici Chsaehs sad tuned rus. ~
F,sSrss Ssire. sss large s.sa eru@S eaoshs, Ie
IN CURTAIN MATERIALs. they nsme-
Es,ra rch French d. laines 1H'5s bat.hf.s
DO II .lUN #NHe
do English do low priced .#.UH#&
do worrtcd damask, every shade
DO Union DO very cheap
DO French Eseish chintxes
Twfled and plsin Turkey (fcd) csshmsrets elUrt.t
Esnbreideredlsce aud mlulin curtains e... at4.srsI
en-, eorncs, as styles s"p 'a'ss loops Ae !" Ses' va
Tncy also ash e-pcci. attention large and carefully
assortment Of I0 ail N0 feH1ANNI efs fsf rflN1s73
4 n Liaen shcsting table dsmssks, ,ssin damasts saa
Table cloths, dsmask table napkins t5at t1ts EEM
Toweilings, tsbc and piano covers
White and colosd he'd qniis~, bed and crib blankets
Piiiow-csse linens, cetton sheetings scc8 1a E FL
step oilcloifs nc. 81 a IL !. ~
Torefhrr their lncai OF which have
been uton such terms will chsb them manmin
theft reputation furr,rhns very best goods ~ the lowest
pise Sept ai--4wif r. II. HooE co.
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forward OF order mail
respectable New York house will be sf
hcen AL orders will meet with promp attention sddrs,ed
f@ ~ hlt & 263 Madison street, New York.
he % AT Mesas
Shell Mott 70 Wall street. Of Mesrrs Jesolman %, h
Rnsisss. cards, dies, slo
per thousand.
L Nov l5-d3m ~ tEs taH-t
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GENERAL vapor Bat-Adoped unanimously by Congress,
through strong OF United
States suseons and oher eminent ysiciam ~ per iesmonias
The fxcd portable the position rccumbent
favorable the debaed and the sa equal distribution OF
Ths applications Mature aiding from the epidemic
the United States penitenay
and elewhee efficient In Diseases called mercus In heu
Of the operations Of the
steanbnfh still used In Turkey there lately
the sndesned and found ha parculay
respiration and rights for making
and furnished Also powerful bus safely graduated electro
gaysnc magnetic machine, and other complaint
Applied Ciy Hail. east wing first noos, convenient for the
lams No. -, and u residence o. sick. fobanm sst.
Sept S-cod1 BOYD REILLY.
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yIJlI.IIAM TUCKER. Merchant Tailor. (of the late
firm Of Lane Tucke would call e ai,enLon % hs friends
generally his stock Of goods opening, which
has been selected by from the largest importing houses In
York f the variety and richest styles ever
Uttered in s % strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
ca and examine stock before purchssns ss am
cont their advantage. @Ne
And would e-peciaIy csIl bc attention ocers
navy, prepared 70 execute all kinds Of
uniforms the shortest ce and
moderate prices warranted, both n TIE cutting and making de-
pArmen nts, equal establishment 10 this county
W. r. thanks 70 bis friends for their
long patronage and hopes By die same diligence and
Al orders promptly executed. Ar "a t t
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supreme Court or the United state'
psosMsER Tssx, 1919.

aI4 T#III MIi DECEMBER TRRA, I64g. 7-1H Nm 9I1N
RuLx Ordered where appearance Is entered
on he record plaintiff defendant before the
Of the succeeding that which The case
keted, Il dismissed Of the plaintiff
Nu 3d. When IL called for argument ut two sue
ens the call al ts second term neither party
prepared sa be dismissed at the or the planuh
unless sufficient shown for further postonement
Ordered That printed arguments under the foiet
shall not hereafter b. received unless flied within tne ' ten
kuLE No. ST. Ordered That printed copies Of The alb
strac points, authorities required by the my third rule, be
filed with the called for
copies the for the rePoeI for the
'19T1'' Test: WM THOS. CARROLLs
Oct I51-ia iaw3w a sfs4 Bft3b 4hf1B4ss O. y. q. u. b.