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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-09

BALTIMORE MARKET, August 8, PM
FLouR-Howard Street S. a; City Mills IS So
Small sales at these prices.
GRA1N-Red Wheat 81 16, white 81 25: Corn Ga cts
per bushel
WHIsKEY-Saes of bbls. at &c cts. per gallon.
CoFFEE-During the week 10000 bags have been
sold, at prices ranging from 81 to l0+ cts. per h.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
lYH QQIPH MACON COLI -ECE, III. Lont..r.
gIOU W
JNO. P. METTAUER, M. D. &c,


Prince Edward Court House, Va, July Both, 1850
au Cost
GRACE STREET FEMALE SEMINAL
~ RY, bet,oeen7th and Sth streets. RICHMOND, Va
The Seminary formerly under the direction of Mrs
Kngsford will be opened on the LIST of October next
under the superntendance of Mrs. JOHN S. GRUBB who
tor some time past has been associated with the above
lady.
The young ladies who may be received into the fami-
ly as boarGers will be provided with the comforts of
home and in all respects treated members OF the
family
Competent assistants have been engaged.
ANY further information will be readily furnished upon
application.
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ATTENTION, RICHMOND
SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South I4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToNs the man.

- street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia, No 75-July 9th:
6 20 10 II 81 &c al 68 "a "a As II.
Ticket 20 3d. prize of $50? s fHd al by
Drawn Nos of Monongaa, No 70, July 18th:
43 76 20 SO 80 Sc 46 AZ IL 80 IS Is SO Is 81 Is.
Half Nos 20 81 49, prize of $1,000, sold and paid
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No. so-July oath
Half Nos. 40 70 "a, prize of 1925; Ticket Nos. 81
40 TO- prize of $685. do do so 81 g. p,ze Of nsNIss
Drawn raw p' numbers of Monongala, No. ssNAug i:
72 "a 81 SO so 81 IS 60.
Nv Ticket nos "a so Co. prize 0fsss9 sed AID Had
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. 62-Aug 9Th:
90 &c 20 65 SIS II 60 70 Al "a 81 4 SO 3.
Drawn numbers of Sussex, extra No. "a, Aug. g.
68 l 50 II ii SO 80 80 81 81 s.
Ticket Nos 81 80 49, capital '0 sT eRd iii *
Drawn Nos. of Delaware. No. 50, Aug. 7:
80 % ID As 46 Is 81 40 20 10 81.
FRIDAY-sussex, No 63-Capital: $4,000. rs
nos, IL drawn. Tickets $4
sATURDAY-sussex,ex extra, No. ss-Canital "a
60o 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets ST., halves Soc,
quarters 25c.
sATURDAY-virginia, No. s9-Capitall $40 900,
II 600 5000 5000, 1000. Of 1900 10 Of 500, 10 of
Is,
halves G, qrs.3.
Buyers referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
seen at the Office proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number
orders Tor packages, certificates of packages and sin
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested Please address orders to
aus N. SRATTTON. Richmond, Va.
va ANAGERS' OFFICE-D. PAINE d Co.
lvN. Richmond, Va
For THIS DAY, at u o'clock-Captal $1,000
Tickets 50 so.
For this evening at oclock-Captal 800, OO0 Tick
cts S..
Drawn numbers of Susquehanna-Class Sc:
36 IS IS So II So 80 SO 7 l 50 1872
Splendid Lottery for Saturday-Capitals S349l3,
1880, 1900, $780, 1850, 800 of $780, &c. rs nos, Is
drawn. Tickets $40.
Prizes can be had of
G. w. PURCELL & CO.,
aug Agents for D. Paine g. Co.
HLOSING OUT LOW.-WORD, FERGU-
" SON q RARKSDALE will sell at very reduced
prices any Goods during the remainder of the summer
they will offer great inducements. The following may
be found very cheap:
Irish Linens best make
Diapers of all kinds
Linen and Cotton Sheetings
A fresh lot of Silk Umbrellas
Gauze Shirts Of all qualities
Cheap lot OF Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Black Goods, for ladies' wear, Of all kinds
French Worked Collars and Capes
A new lot Neapoltan Capes
WORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
No. l23 Main street, next door above j.
aus is NV. Randolph's.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY e. IL. McNAUGHT, SALESMAN
E,INE MARE AND BUGGY AND u.r

INE MARE AND BUGGY AND HAIR.
j. NESS AT AUCTION.-Ths FRIDAY,
Morning, the 9Th ns at half past o'clock, 10 the rear
sod very fine full blooded brown Mare sold for no
lanlt also, an excellent Buggy and Harness.
aV Sale positive.
PULLIAM & SLADE, Auets.
~ b;-The auction sale of Horses, Males Vehicles.
&c will commence at o'clock and close at 10 o'clock
on tomorrow SATURDAY morning, at the auction
mart. % " '-0 ''O '0A
au9 E. K. McNAUGHT.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY 10 advance, the remainder at the
middle OF the session. No deduction will be made for
absence, except in case Of protracted illness.
REFERENCE, by permission, to the following gentle
Col! Robt. 3. Lee, U. S. A., Baltimore, Md; Rev.
Edw. w Kingsford, D. D., Richmond. Va; Rev James
B. Taylor do do; Rev. Martin T. Sumner, do do.
au2 eff
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DESIRABLE FARM IN ORANGE FOR
hS ga Ell am authorized to sell Farm in Orange
county situated within mile of the Gordonsve depot
on the va Central railroad, containing about 600
acres OF land the greater portion OF which cleared
and IN cultivation and well ADAPTED 70 the growth OF
| consist of and handsome two story dwelling
house, containing rooms above the basement all the
necessary out houses, barn, stables, &c. and young
farm being sltua1ed one of the most healthy and
agreeable regions in Virginia, most favorable oppor-
tuny is afforded to any person disposed to make an
investment in real property, especially to any CITY GEN.
teman, DESTROYS OF procuring pleasant and agreeable
summer residence, as it be reached from any of our
cities in few hours ride railroad will also sell
along with the Farm it desired the stock ofevery kind
and farming implements Possession will be delivered
alter the gathering OF the CROP and in the mean
time, the purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
crop of wheat
&c, can obtain by addressing letter to me at juno
ton fost Office Hanover county, or by applying to
Mr. +! Robert R. Il; Maury, Rlehmond n- "
III Tie Is FOR SALE.-The subscriber being
DESTROYS to to Texas where he has lands. now
offers for sale one of the most desirable TAVERN
STANDS IN Western Virginia, either with or without
the Furniture; and If not sold privately before the 18th
day OF August next it will that day be offered to the
highest bidder and other property he may be posses
fe sa~c6m THOMAS c. LANCASTER.
eSaegA s NEGkO ei,l WANTED;-The sub
bodied bodied! Neglo Men, to work on the Richmond ard
way and Prince Edward, lat Burk's)-the hands to be
delivered between now and the 10th of August, and to
work until the 10th December. Apply to the subscri-
bers, at Amelia G. H. or in Richmond.
y23 ctloAu ROBT. HARVEY & co.
EER r.. EDITOR: saw with much surprise, pub
iyA LEGATION in your paper of the Sd nst by Leonard
Melton, In which he accuses of fraud in transac
ton for which certain named notes were given.
If this charge had gained further publicity than
the neighborhoood in which MIR. Leonard Melton and
myself lived, should not deem of sufficient mpor-
lance to demand my notice, but has gone to the
world through your paper, it is due to myself to say
through the medium that the charge groundIess
and malicious.
aus DIT ALFRED WINSTON.
18TH AUGUST, 1s5O.-A STOCK OF
q FRESH AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS
AT COST.-The subscribers intending to abandon
he Dry Goods Business, with the view of engaging in
some other are disposing Of their stock of Goods at
cost; they therefore with good deal ofconfidence
invite all persons in want Of Goods at low prices to
call early.
auS-dlw NIMMO g. RUTHERFOORD
ARPVTVp,S AuTNE HnD aurCTrSuC
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A MES' SPADES AND sHOyETS. sun-
"a ply Ames' Spades and Shovels, all sizes, for sale
by N'N''' 'oi s'io
au7 THOS pI1cT
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I,JUU
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class %, to be drawn
Baltimore on Saturday, August 10th. rs numbers, Il
drawn.
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-sDoDGIMG" THE GAMBLERS;
OR THE MAN WHO BOUGHT THE TICKE'

OR THE MAN WHO BOUGHT THE TICKET.
0. F. Dodge, The volinist. who paid $685.
for the first choice OF a sea, al Jenny Lind's
Boston concert, appears TO he man OF infinite
wit; and the New York Spirit OF The Times
tells laughablr story Of his taking in ihre"
Mississippi gamblers. some years ago. Dodge
came aboard thei boat, pretending 10 be IA halt
wilted yankee rustic, whereupon the c"nfrdrr.
ates resolved TO fleece him; and accordingly
upon some circumIoculinn. they induced him to
play at game called "CHangng Jack" The
Spirit Of the Times thus gives the story denou.
ment. which is all for which we have room: /
IL say. yeom look yrre," says Dodge. NOV
inc slowly and sideways up the table. -! say
yeou, don't know nothing about kerrds. but
Pm willing to risk heap of money on that 'ere
game"
"Very wcll--I'm with YOU. stranger" eS.
claimed Strong. swapping his fingers; 'here 5
plenty more money where this came ir"in. and
Pm willing to risk all Ive got in the world,
that can, by repeating few short sentences
in hog Latin. change the Jack of Spades while
under your hand into the Jack OF Clubs, and
that you..can't tell by the sense Of feeling, when
the Spade takes its departure! !"
"Look a here, old fax head!' exclaimed
Brown, another of the conlpderates, swelling
ou, his large tarm to lis fullest Dimensions. aud
brs;liug up to Dodge as if for fight " Look
a. here, Mr.. PhigarIic, you are interfering in
other peoples m,siness! | have set to that
mans pile myself, and | don't wan. no man to
inte erfere."
81 ak your pardon, if I,intrude," says Dodge
Very well; you may jest bet once" SAYS
Brown, looking at Dodge very closely. ''lor
see you are not sporting man. You may bet
once, fycu wish mind, only once! as lis my
game but hereafter. as general thing, yo"
had better not Interfere with strangers games.
for you might get i"" muss !"
"Wal, yeas, il 'i"''- to be-so now go on
with the show. for "nut tew make some mo
ney alfred bad" So, Dodge, taking hold with
both hands Of what Il feared 10 be the leg Of the
Jack Of Spades.
avery well, them says Strong. turning the
pack over, "now pull The card, aud keep it bot.
tom side upward"
Dodge pulled the apparent Jack Of Spades
out on the table. holding his left hand over it.
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aMur5a GOT, voT A COUNTRY"

Nh Dear Spirit-Consider my surprise when
found the following beautiful lines rejected BY The
Congress of Poets-1 became deiected--and they
were suspected The lines were written to be
sung by one who had never seen the country, and
was expected Of course to know all about IT. Inc
poets were unanimous in my favor, but "flGdie-
sticks" carried the day. What can be more beau
tful than our country-except II is this poenL-
Please scatter it. give it the wings OF your paper
and etit 90 forth, poised upon the sightless cour
tiers of the air. until it finds itself among all na-
tons. Your friend in the garrett
HEzEKrAH SQuIB.
Land of the beautiful. land ofthe iree!!!
On. has nv head turned thinking of thee,
Oft hast thy mountain lake, torrent and stream,
Brought forth the best trout that ever was seen;
Now, now thou receivest me from the broad sea,
As one of its nermaids-Hail land Of the free!!
Land of the beautiful, in grandeur thou art
Douby fair, douby beautiful, doubiy dear to my
heart!
@Mine got vot country for rich and for poor,
For every thing under broad Heaven, that's sure.
For patriot, politician, and statesman, thy door
Is ever thrown open till there's room for no more.
Millions crowd in and are welcomed by thee,
"hlire got, vot country" for you and for me!
Land for the future, the present, the "sone,"
'Mine got, vot country to get nice horn.
Land OF cakes, ginger bread, not corn ana lluit:
Beats England all hollow, and Sweden 10 boot.
Spreading, too, Ike pancake, all over the world,
And whence the wind blows thy buntng's unurld d
Sculpture for thee shall bring out thy fine form,
Painting Hume and poetry warm.
In the Congress of Poets and music divine,
Shall sing 20! Susaunah.' at Liberty shrine!
Land of the beautiful! land Of the free!
What m 1re under Heaven can say about thee!
Hail hail then, star banner, shoot out hail, snow,
Reign triumphan. 'er all wherever you CO.
Thou hope of the world pretty Jonathan boy,
"Mine got, vot a country you've got for a toy"
Land ofthe beautiful, land of the tree
Yankee doob!e-de-dum, Yankee doodle-dee-dee!
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ded confidence of the heartless cut.ihroats.
whose slightest movement had not escaped his
eagle eye, Dodge merely remarked" Let them
Iaff that wins; there's tew sides to all Jokes; irw
sides to this kperd, and tew sides trw all your
mouths tew lah' cont of, so here she comes.
Drawing out the knife andturning over the card.
to the aslonishment of the entire crowd, il was
the Jack ofspades!
As the Captain passed the money over to
Dodge, the lower jaws ofthe disappointed sharp
ers fell about foot and they almost simultane.
ousy exclaimed
"Jewpd!''
"Yanke'd!"
"Bup
The crowd, who we're bound to have good
time any way, and more especially now That
ihe Joke was so much richer than was exec
ted. were in a collapsed state-ihey yelled
chpefpd, and shouted until the cabin fary
shook again. )
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NUMBER. 100.
Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURT-HOUS

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
TE7HE above House having been purchased and
fitted up anew by JoHN DoTEN, is again open
ed for the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention TO The wants and comforts of guests
wiIl be given, and no effort calculated to merit
the patronage of all who may favor the establish.
nent with a visit, shall be spared e>'.. '',.'
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will he found upon the table. -
CrrnIertab rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared. ,.,,r.. &C., @ %.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hustlers.
Drovers can be well accommodated as any
number of horses and mules can be Eept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them . >,
Nov. |, 1850. S6 If i
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.NEsY
Staple and Fancy Goods.

TNEIE Subscribers are now opening complete
i assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods, pnr-
chased with much care, which they will dispose of
on their usual liberal terms, They CONSIST in
| part, as follows:
WOoLENS.
Heavy London Duff Blankets
Super S-4 TO l4.4 Lambs W DOL Bed Blankets
Heavy aIi-woo Negro Cloths
| Negro l.nseys, very heavy and stout,
PLAID Lnscys; Wool Cloth jor wonien's wear
Cloths asld C;lssimeres.
| Super!ne black, blue, brown, and Invisible green
French Cloths
Superine Due-skIn black Cassimeres
Satuneis, assorted coors
! Kentucky Jeans. do do
Elegant Fashionable Vestings
| Fancy CcsS!meres
Red whi.e and yellow FIannels
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, of every description
! Furniture Calcoes, very handsome
G.ng!allls; CrosS-uard and fancy striped MusIIns
Furniture and canIbr:c Dnty
| Furniture Frnges; cotton cambrcs
Colured and black canbrIcs
SILKS iand Fancy Articles.
. Elegant plan aid water'd black silks
PLAN. figured and waller dcolored silks
:" Cinema figured dress silks. very rich
| Muslin wurked collars and sleeves
| Very handsome lnsertIugs and Edgings
| LI.ieu.cambric HanGkerchielS .t.
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk Sockings
| French Iuerlnu. black and assorted coors
Super black and lueredan black Apachas
Striped and cross bard cuIored AIpachas
DOMESTICS.
! 3-4, 1-S and ).1 b!edc.ieG and brown Shlrtlnss
| l2-4 Dieaciied a1d unbIeached Sheellngs
| " hIe aud unbieachcd Dgilis
Striped and p!aid coored Honespuns
Bed Ticks; Apron ciI~cES: cotton Oznaburgs
+. Super an assorted IRISH Linens
Lawn Lawns, DuwIas: Damask Table cloths
Danask Diaper; Dana 'k Napkins
B!rd-cye aud Russia Diapers
| -ALSO-
llunde, and Gunny Bagslug
Bale Rope aIrd rwi"e; iron; Salt
Sugar, Coffee, Moia-scs
-ALSO--
Biacksmi.I's Bellows, Wees, AmvilS. Hammers
| Stew 2 ales, Trace -chans, Collins Axes
siIues, Spades, Sfioveis Manure Forks
| Hith complete assortment "t Hardware and
Cutlery
With nanv other hrticles too tedious TO cnumcrate
II. LEVY d. son.
sept II al tim
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UnriValled Assortment,

IE'dE subscriber has just received new supply
Il OF Groceries, Contecticnaries, Segars and To-
bacco, consisting in part as follows:
Groceries.
Sugars-N. o. Porto Rico crashed and loaf (Stu
arts besD
New Orleans and Musccvado Molasses A
Mackarel No. ! in half kits
Bacon; first quality leaf Lard
Cotfees- Rio and Java: sack and table Salt
Teas-Hyson, Young Hyson and Green
Fancy and common Soaps
Consectionaries.
Candies, sugar plums and kisses: raisins: almond
Currants iberts: preserves, jellies and jams
Figs in boxes; Prunes in do, large and small &c
Lemon syrup in quarts and pints; citron
Spices. s, ..a
Numeg$, cloves, allspice. cinnamon and ginger
aegsGs.
''Ciemencia," splendid article, new brand
Hl Duendea, Pri,ncra Ms
Consultations, Gold Leaf, CastilIos SC. so -
Tobacco. r''f
SIS Myers best Honey Dew j"
Syms pressed Rough and Ready O.
Superior Honey Dew; ai
Wilson's pcach-havored AS 500
Mrs. Miller's fine cut
With many other articles too numerous to mem
ton, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
Country orders promptly attended to. 10
Nov 20 VIM c. MOORE.
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NEW STORE.

HNHE subscriber is now opening large assort
L ment of Groceries and staple Goods
in the Store lately occupied by William J. GeraIo
(souh of the Bank Of CamdenO which he vii
dispose Of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well tt
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, o
theo following, viz:
l. af. Crushed, Ground and Granulated Sugars
ST Croix, Porto Rico. al New Orleans do
W Orleans, Muscovado and Cuba Molasses
Java. Laguira and Rio Coffee
Gunpowder Young Hyson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adamnntinc and Tallow Candles
No. = and Mackare in Barrels. Half and Quarters
Wine. SmIa and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch, assorted
Pepper. Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs Mace and Cloves
Powder. Shot and Lead
Hardware, Cutlery Nails and Casting,
Paints, LinseeI Oil, Sperm. Oil and Win "Gl-
-ALSo-
Blearhed and unbeached Slrtings and -SheuIlngs
Blankets, Bed Ticks, Apron Checks and Oznaburgs
Together with q large assortment of
EaggIng, ESpe md E'WiNe.
]. w. BRADLEY.
Camien. S. C. Sept. %.
GrCash paid for Cotton andiother Produce.
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MANSION HOUSE,
NDES =. C..

Ca4H DGANs Ss W
TNHE subscriber respectfully, announces to his
i friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, that he has opened, as a HOTEL, that
large and cormodio' 8 house III Log 1o"n, former
" the private res dence of q. Perkins. esq.
The building is admirably adapted Tor that pnr
pose. being situated in the ost healthy and pleas
ant part OF tamden, combining air the advania
ses of the town with the ,baimy atmosphere OF the
country, and within lew minutes walk of any
part of Camden. The rooms are large and airy,
his Servants respectful and attentive, and he
pledges himself 10 spare no pains in keeping up
an attractive and well supplied TABLE, and TO use
every exertion TO please those wlo may call upon
him.
His STABLES will be found commodious, and
always fully supplied with Provende!,
aj''rhe House being conducted on Temperance
Principles he iatlers h;nsefthat those who IA. or
him with call will find the MANSION HOUSE
no, only the comforts and attention "f well re-
uIaed Eio,el, but The quiet retirement Of Home
Charges mrdcrate.
GrAIIt the Stages arriving in the place, and the
Omnibuses running to the Depof, will call at the
House when desired. @ .
&c. ROBINSON.
Camden, Sept. l. 81 e.. II
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New Staam Boat Robert Martin.

fg1IiE new Steamer Robert Martin, Captain
L George Mansfield, will commence her regular
trips between Charleston and Camden, about tile
first OF October, stopping at all the intermediate
landings on the river, bo!h coming and going.
Shippers may rely upon pron?!nesS, aud at as
low rates as can be selt by any other conveyance.
For freight appyto SHAW d AUSTIN,
Agents. Camden.
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In Equity--.hancaster District.

LII Equlty..s lancaster DistTIct.
Middleton q. Castor VS.. Susannah CASTOR, ct. al
7HNHE creditors of the Estate Of Samuel CASTOR,
L decd. of Lancaster District are hereby notif-
ed and requested to present and establish, before
me- their demands against said Estate, on or be-
fore the lst. January, 1851. By order Of the Court
in above case, June Term, 1850
JAS Fl. WITHERSPOON, C. E. L. D.
Com. office Nov. IL, 1850. 81 80 lat
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IN EQU4TY-kERSEAW.

Elk Parte Vim. Nctt'es, Sarah Nctties, Hiram
Nc'tics per pro ami-Peition for SAFE of land.
IN Obedience TO the orders OF the Court will
L offer III public sale on Monday. III" 9th day of
January, ensuing, before the court house in Cam
dcn all that piece, parcel or tract OF Land, lying
on the North side OF Grauny's Quarter creek, in
the District Aforesaid. containing one hundred
acres more or less. be!ug part o. a tract furmerly
belonging 10 j. Riddle. decd. aG,i conveyed by the
Sheriff OF Kcrshaw District to David Harrison.
and by him to the Petitioners.
Ierme-$n much cash as will pay costs balance
cred of nne and1wo years, Interest from sale,
purchaser 10 give bond with good securities and
mortgage o; The premises.
". VI. SHANNON, C, F.. D.
Dec.3 50 j0J is
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Domestic Items,

DROWN and bIeached sheetings, every width,
ID Ticking; English Long cloths; Counierpanes,
plain and figured curtain Dimity; garmJntDimity;
colored Homespuns and Denims; plaid Linssy.
Flannels aud Blankets, at all prices. .'.."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-20

llJO pieces OF bleacEed and brown Home spuns
as low as they can he bought any where in Amer
ca. At JAMES WILSON'S. (,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-20
Drz Goodsat Raducad Prices,

UIy UUUuSaI N6UuCoU IIiC5S' 90,
TNHE subscribers having determined to change
i their business offer their desirDe and we'll
assorted stock a: Dry Goods, at verp reduced
prices. Persons will do well to give Us cali
before purchasing elsewhere. = :@e
Nov. Is. II. LEVY u SON.