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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04
$4,000, % 900, 1000!

Susquehanna Lottery Glass As, to be drawn at Bal
timore on Wednesday, Oct 9th rs numbers and Is
drawn
prize of. $4,000 prize Of. So, 600
l.. do. ....... 20 900 L.. do. .........2CO coo
L.. do. 1900 90. do. .....l $50
L.. do. ....".. s., 495 20. do. ESQ
Tickets $l0-shares in proportion
Certificates OF package of Wholes $40; halves 60;
quarters 80.
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ID EMOvAL.-RlCHARD e. co. have
M@ removed to No. 50 Main street. next door above
Messrs. Binord, Mayo e. Blars, where thew Offer for
sale a large stock OF English, French, German and
American
DRY GOODS.
The attentiun OF buyers is requested to their assert
ment of
Blankets, Kerseys Lnseys
Flannels, Sattinets, Cloths
Cassimeres, Vestings &c
In their Carpet Room up stairs they are prepared 10
show an unequalled variety of
Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, Ply, Ingram and
Venetian Carpetmgs
Rugs, Floor Cloths
Mats and Stair Oil Cloths
Also, some very handsome piano and table Covers
oc 2-15t*
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SPLENDID Scheme for 18th n


Splendid Scheme for 18th October
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass Il, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, Oct. 18th. rs numbers and
IA drawn.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

Certificate of package of whoes $3.50; halves &C
quarters 45.
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SHOES, CLOTHING, Sc.--I will also sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers Clothing Of every kind, Hats, Caps
OroGpRery-w Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa
Au2I C,A[TrCEI0p
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-04

Let all the world say what they can.
For selling prizes: STRATToN's The man
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. Oct 8

WH1skEY-sales continue to be made at q cts
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sDRY,.G0QDS.,

THE subscribers have received their WINTER SUP
J. PLY, consisting in part, Of
FANCY DRESSES ES-Brocaded Thi6er Cloth, Brocs.
ded Iahradnre, for Evening Ure&eea GaohneB Mefp6,
pn.selin de Lain, plain and printed bsek snd an
cY Silks, Paris and English Prnts frsnch and Scotch
MOUaNrN(5 DREssEs-Royal Tour Satin Royal.
satin de Chrne. gro. de Rhine, French Popn. Bombazh,
Mouselin de Lain, Alpaca, Gnghans French and Eng
lish Prints.
TRIMMINGsl-9fe every variety. 10 suit The above
SUNDRIES-LBlack and fancy i1heh't, Carhmere and
wuolen Shaws, worked Muslin and Lace Gapea and Col
lars htants worked Dresses and Bodies. linen CamhIe
HGks Muslin Trimmings, Ia. great sx9yniy9 ThpeaA
Lace. Cap ihbons Gloves and Mtts Of all kinds Hose,
"a large assortment long and short sleeve Meno yes,
Marsees Bed and Crib Quilts. Table, Piano AM Toilet
Covers. 64 and 1874 Damask Table Covers: Damask and
coored Doylies Melted Tides Ga to ia Linen Sheetng.
9-S 10 61 Pillow Case Linen, 54 10 i24 bleached and
brown, Cotton Sheelrig. Furnnre Chnts and Dmiiy.
Cursin Dimitv Furniture Fringe. India Rubber Shertng,
French Bed Blankets Ga to AL Floor Cfoih Scotch
Goods Checks. Ticking, Lpseys DC. DC. ~.
FLASNEL;-(;enuine- Ro;egrs, Real Welsh, Sexony.
Shakers NIL wool and silk warp. all wool and Domet,
White Red and Yellow, Of every description @' -
For Mems Wear. .,,t,,- I,..
Black brown blue, green, olive and drah Cloth: fancy
and black CassGeres. silk and Carmere Fes.lngs ouif-
10 lot for shooting Goats; Gloves. of every roretys
Crayats; Pocks, Handksrchie Half Hose Under slnr
and Drawers; ready marie Sthris and Collars; Scssn'
defs; Hats Caps. dc. DC.
large assortment Of Goods for Boys and Seryaats
wear Georgia PIaIns, 2cordova do B:nnkets,r
- w. McpowALL &, COOPER
Oct, &c. ."| IS tyH' ~ -HU,sipur iop!.
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Columbia 6. G9Raees.
CONGAREEr COURSE.

COI<uhqEII 5SOOhkoL.t CFT,L
TIME ANNUAL Races over the abdSef Course
i will commence on Wednesday,, the a.5'h ot
November. and continue Throughout the week !
First Day. "Wednesday, 25th of Nosember).-
A sweepstake for colts and FLIES 3 year olds' =
Two mile heats. Entrance $900
TO which the following entries have been made.
Col. MR. Singleton eD,ar th. g. by Wagner
dam Medora.
w. A. Stewart, Esq. enters. b.f. by Wagner
dam Minstrel. :,
Messrs. Hampton & Howell enter b. {. by Sove'
reign, dam Kate Seaton.
Dr.. John G. GuInard enters BIC, ny Sovereign
dam BY Hibiscus.
Capt. ]. d. Allen enrers ch. c, by Monarch, dam
Blue Ruin.
Capt. Donald Rowe enters b. C. by Sovereign
dam Lady Morgan
Second Race--Hile heats Free for all ages.
Second Day, Thursday. 29th)--1ockey Club
Purse S.. Two mile heats.
Second Race--ilIle heats.
Third Day, (Friday, 3OtI)--Jockey Club Purse
s.. Three mile heats.
Fourth Day, Saturday, December lst.)-Pro-
prictnr's Purse.
For Mules--MiIr Heats. rBest three IN hive.
N. B.-Ihe Jockey Club Purses will be paid at
Stand a, the end of each Race. and it is confident
" expected, that they will he larger Than were
ever given heretofore.
n. B. YOUNG, Proprietor.
Oct 1s. AZ At
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Ladies' Dress Goods, &c!

rliE suusrrher has Just opened an elegant as
Surimrni Of rci aud co!ored Silks, IN pr ca
from J6Ic, 10 81 per yard, and embracing all Inc
new siyIes.
Also-All-woo French Cashmaro De!1'n"S'
super black BumDazlGrs. and very ii"e re J. h'P''
cha, Tor mnnrriny Dres>rs; six and 'incn "pi'S'
a new article: French aud Scotch Gi'=i'a''*: Eng
lsh ana Anrrc.H Prin;s &c.
Al.n.-h,odsra, bel, a.i peel; r bhcEs, siik
and velvet Trimmings; fancy Buttons very ''e
pink and blue FiaTnei*; w"rsird collars 'arS a'n
cuffs; thread, men aud cotton Edgnes "'l !n'er-
,ngs: Crue!>. III gre"i variety % c"''Is; Mef'"
and soun silk vests &c Aow ready Tor sale al
the uwes prices. ,,,
scpt. 23 u, w. poNNHA'
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UIED-In Camden, S. {. on the morning OF
,I,. 26h Oct. 1850. Mrs HANNAH NALENTI E, III
The 10Th wear Of her age. The deceased was
native OF New York, and for over forty years
c,,ss,rn. commui.icant in he Dutch Reformed
Church. At The lime of her death she was on
vi, 10 her daughters il thi: place, aud antic'pa-
led speedy and joyful return 10 lirr distant nome,
br, 4 ofh c:aim,d her a. his victim and blasted all
her t,ad expectations. So easily caA Providence
arrest our projects. nip the flowers OF hope ann
promise. which they may have borne' anu pros
,r;.ir us and our schemes III The dust but sne
,v:,s cot i;,,,,.u unawa:es. Gr"a: as was her any
j.,r 20 yrr.h once more in time thnst lcv"d ores
q, h.u.r. she chrerlully resgne! herself Into the
hand. -; Almighty Goodness aud waS Enabled by
grar,. iG say. "lhy will he !oiia. She bore her
Ia Il yai,tli lMn*S with that htusin peculiar ON!
II .hr pJ.se4 rars ol genuine christianity. Inc
constitutional, +wr,'ii-;. and equ'h'liy of hrr d.
,n..iiio, 49,. !ri-n!"n"A ~ au m'''ISion oi ifru"
sra,,r. y hic!, like "re dew .: tl'rin ~ and "r
dew thi :. -, c,ird ap"n the mountains n; HI'li
r,,.i,.frG ,r,, ,'u alrtd iii" Wrgs'r-S "i age ''f
Gigl N art :.,!ruTa.icn tfaIt h'r arGrainla'ics'-
4 r,.,nari;ahp i.lIr. in :r"r r,islot Wa H. rH-
enrnn rr IN every ]hia:; that sav"ned OF stc'ari
-, hir,.rv. Though truly attached "a ne vIllrch
O.: iur choice and ls creed. she WIZ rioi 81 those
w.o h. i've and contend TIA, sa!va'lcn Is nl'iy Ill
tl.!lc Ia ttir particular branch oi th:l$i myS-
,ir.l b,Gy. So "a, holic were her v"w- ard t'"l
i.:< li.ni she gr,.eied every nun as Dr"'hT be-
iov,,i. who rrhir!rd Go% III spirit and III truth.
liap,v would il BE- irr the church and III" word,
wrr, a!l ihr prni sscl followers !tli" Lord Jesus
Chris! ci like spirit II was my privilege TO tr
riena. lht Id<ide Of his deeply afflicted servant
y: God durinr her pro.rac'ed illness. and more
p..inrlt aid resigned sufferer 1t was never my
i,.,auchoy ri, assure L. attend. As her Sui1t!InGS
j,crr:,sc,l aud her strength drciil!ed. the conIl'
d.rce oi her soul r.po-rd the mere uisesefVedy
il, The mercy OF her Saviur. I'll" same hi''ss'd
christianity which sustained lhe martyr rAI'rl"g.
amid III. flames ~ he stake and the iI b!aSis OF
d rsecuio, threw ;ic serenity ni ticaven over her
counlonanc- amid tine gathering lntrmleS oi o.
cayi,,- a,ur- aud the struggles OF dis$olutl2lI-
Bu, few hears Leiore her departure and III Inc
mids, o. mos, rHcruciating bodily anguish. she
raised her en,ncated hands whi'r her eyes se"rn"d
ilIumined w,!ii az unear,hly Iustre. and eNca'n'-
ed. bless thu Lord. my soul aud all thalI' with
in me, bless his holy uanie." And wbcu her la''t
moment cane, without struggle or sigh 'irr
spirit passed >wectlv away to JOIN III" mr'ads nl
the redeerl"d who sing increasingly "W"T'h! Is
the Lamb that Was slain.
"Happv sou, thy days are ended.
All thy mourning days be low,
Go. bv angel guards attended,
TO the sigh, of Jes,I> 60" J.. a. NJ
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

nN hlonlay' tile secoud day al Dsce'nber, in'-
" meListelr after The aiovn facs hy the Com
missioner in Equity, ! will offer tor sale, II not
previously disposed OIL one tracI o about ll5O
acres oi LAND, lying on Morrisons creek, and
extending to the Long. Town Road, known IS the
Graham Place, AID adjoining lands OF y. A. Peay
Also, a Tract Ling On tine Wateree river ad.
joining lands of Dr. clarke, Mrs. Goodwin and
John Hsrrison, containing 669 acres
Together wrh a tract lying n Thorn Tree
creek. extending across the l.ong-Town cross
ruad, (inan unlsbor,ugh 10 Catn'sen. and from
Il,rrs"n's Ferry to Columbia,) containing i2Oo
acres, which, 1ngei her with The RIVER tract, forms
valuable pisnlal,onoI Of over lo5O acres.
Also, one other tract OF Land lyiugn kershaw
D 81 ,nn Sawney's creek, containing ll0U acres
On this lract are two .ond Saw ills in operation.
Fo' furMer particulars. apply tn VIM. NJ Snal'
non. ESQ. Camdei, or 10 tie subscriber near Saw
neo 5 creek
THO. STARkE.
Oct. ~ ts550] Is.
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Correspondence Of the W-si"rn Christian Adv"ra'r'
THE GREAT SALT LAhE CITY.


Early in April lSl1, one hundred and forty
three. men. two wonirn ANA two children, sta:-
ted out as piuncers from Council Diuiis, iowa.
These NOrmons made an entire neM roaG ON
the North side of the Flat;e. crossing Elk-horh
to Fo.t Lariami,,; they thea to"h tie Oregon
trail, to Fort BriigeF, when they commenced u
new route thrnugh the Rocky Moanialas. on
the 222.l of July of the same year t!iev say the
first n.an-fio.essnr Olson Pratt t-e,:te:ci this
valley. On the Did OF lnly the first camp mo.
we'd into and hal;ed at w:lat nn" Is called tne
centre of lie city in the terroom "t the saine
day they EaG .5ree ..lowS ana ole har7ow al
work.
Az o'clock. :, ia. nl t:'" same ',y, thry
c. mcnred iailJ,as tu :irst dan ioE If; 'EA'i''.
Ike ncAt d,. ii .nf,lav. ii" 2A'l'. ia"y pl;'nI'd
five acres q. In,,n.ne, Na the ?,,' -! L'r .a:;;r
n,oat!,, what they style the 0n"rHm a the
Tw .lr. Apostles assembled. ;;d tiij OF ii c''i'
As oows: Block often acres raeb. ei-bl lots
Ia the hlpck AL :icrr and y qn#'i.' IL c;c'i iot
tic streets eight rods wide: the Sidewalks iwe;
tv l..et vide: the sidewalks To- hs 'mau!.E!'y
sii;,tld the hirch> to be s,,Tr"Un't''' hr r'ir'
lin. brook. issuing from ,i:e nI"nntain>; e'er'
house to be hnilt twentv feet from te ir"n!
fence. No otwo hn.lscs frunt cach other: sia"!.
Ing in his own door, every nian may"o' look m
to bis neighbor's door, hu. Into his nclghh"r $
garden. They have four public squares, which
are hereafter to be adorned with trees from the
four quarters of the globe, and supplied WITH
fountains of water.
On the temple square they intend to have
garden that will cost AT least S}o0,00o 1T the
commencement. Their missionaries have "l.
ready made arrangements il ihe Eastern States,
iu Great Britain, France. italy. Denmark, the
Gernlanic States. and in the Islands oi tie sea,
to gatter the choicest seeds aud iruits, aud eve
rv thing that can beautifv aud adorn tile gar.
den. At first the city was laid oil to contain
ore hundred aud ihfty.irc blocks. Since tncn
an addition of sixty-ive blocks has been made
on the East, aud sixty on the West. They
have laid Off one nil" square Oh the East "it;e
citv for University Il will not be two years
until next October since the first honse WAS
built in this city. and it now numbers at least
nine thousand. They already have convenient
houses built OF doiies dried brick and most
Of ,l,e luyurics Of life. IhrY expect an emf
grafton of at least 10000 Of their OWN people
this year
The ov method Of cultivation is 10y irriga-
ton, iom what they call City creek. Just
AZ this creek opens in tue valley fron' the snow
capped mountains, it divides into two main
branches, Which atterward sub-divittcd. This
water, from the mountains /" the temple hock
has au average fall of niue inches in rod Tor
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porting a population of from one and half TO
two millions -
On the South ofihis valley lie thr Utah valley
and lake about fifty miles from this city. Inc
name o. thew rily is Provo, on the south size ol
the Provo river. The lake is pure water--clsht
miles bv fonr-abounding with fish. About
one hundred miles south of this they have rs,
tabslIrd Il settlement of about one aundfed ana
fifty families. This valley is called San f'te'
ilrie there are many ruh's covered WITH nero
p!ypl.ics. Ohe place, in particular, 'S caiieu ny
the Indians "tioi's Temple. Here Also many
rcma, of ancient rniterv, both Glazed and IN
glazed, are found in great abundance; arfn;
here also j.; Il mountain Of pure rock SAT- ana
abundance OF bitumaous coal.
Durinu hyt months OF the year there can be
- communication with the North East or
West. the mountains being rendered impossible
hy tne snow. This city is situated about forty
and Il half degrees North latitude, and one hun,
,lrsd and eleven degrees longitude West OF
Greenwich.
The productiyencss Of the soil is astonishing.
We are here in the midst Of their harvest. and
never have we seen such wheat. We will give
yol On, Out Q: uany ;tut 'eTtic acnou''S- VI:
holliIay, from the South OF this place, raised
upward: of Que hundred and eighty.tivc bushels
ci wheat on onr bushel Of the seed, and three
hundred bushels of potatoes from one busheI OF
the seed.
This valley is regarded as one OF the health
.st portions of the globe: the air is certainly
the ul,;c:t ever breatiied. Its altitude is four
thousand and three hundred feet above the lev'l
Of the SEA; and some of the mountains on the
East Of the valley are more than a mile and a
quarter high, and are covered with perpetual
snow: While in the valley the thermometer ire
Gu"ntly rises above one hundred degrees.
So r.uci, for this city aud valley. As to the
moral, and other aspects OF this people, have
not at present time or space to write anything
It is dae to ti.em to say that have not seen
auv;Li.:g ycipus since my arrival. They are
very knd and hosi:i;able to emigrants. The
eniyran,s drop them a thousand commodities
fora small consideration, as they change from
the tr,in 10 the packing method of co!npllsh-
ing the remaindcr OF their journey. While they.
in turn are greatly accommodated in obtaining
supplies aud refreshments. ut this little more
thau halfway i.ouse over plains and deserts
q
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HE.LrH OF CHARLorrE.-A report has
been industriouslv put in circulation that tue
Small Pox was in Charlotte, and in some lain
lilies several were down with it, We la'e con,
suited with Medical and other genten'en' wen
acquainted both with Small PoN and \"riol'id'
and upou their opinion we pronounce tue report
false and ernundIrss. 1t il tlnr.' an tFuptivr
disease has made its appearance in one or TWO
families. but It's dcveopen:ent indicates that II
has not the least resemblance TO thc diseases
above named. Oar country friends. therefore,
need have no fears None OF our citizens, since
the character of the disease has manifested IT.
self feel the srnalIes: alaTm One gentleman
we'll scgnainted with tie Stnall pox went anH
examined the cases with the Intention "t reino'
wing his family, but he Is :" we'll satisfied thai
there is no danger. that he has ahand"n"A the
i,sca of removing. In lis characteristics 'n'>
,ispa e is not worse than a sev"re case OF the
Chicken Pox As reports of this character are
calculated to njure the business of our town.
We take the first opportunity to coanterar, it.
Joaran.
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Darlington Hotel,

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
ys,IIE above t"use having been purchased and
fitted up anew oy John DoTES, is again OPEN
ed for the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention 10 the wants and COMFORTS OF guests
will be pvcr, aud no etf,rl, calculated TO merit
the patronage OF alIwhu may favor the establish
lent with visit. snail be spared.
All thai The market aud surrounding country
a1nrd will he found upon The table.
C"uniuriab rou.ns, Iur families or individuals,
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hUslers.
provers can be well accumm dated, as any
number of horses and mules Can he ept IN the
staues and hts expressly prepared for them.
Nov. |, 1851 s6
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New Steam Boat Robert Martin.

TlliE new Steamer Robert Martin. Captain
4 Georg, Mansfield, will commence her regular
trips between Charleston and Camden, about the
first Of October. stopping at all the intermediate
landings on the river, both coming and gong.
Shippers may rely upon promptness, and at as
low rates as can he sentb by any other conveyance.
For freight appIyto Il. LEVY q Son
Agents, Camden
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The Nert Legiao'"re.--S"tficisnt returns
have been received TO determine tie QUESTION
as to which party will l';:ve the aseendency N
in the next Legislature, which meets OH the
25tn November next. There will he l Demo
cratic majority on joint ballot oftF"m one TO
four This viii! secure the election o! II Dem
ocrat;c United States Senator, Mr. lulee's
term expiring on the 4,i March, 1851.
fYori1iGn.
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In nEauity-Kershaw District

INDll"S 'SIHIkF, Ft dI. Z
w Bill for Partition.
e.. Shannon
IN pursuance Of the olders OF the court in this
4 case, maie al June Term, ls3O, will ctte at
pnblic sale he!nrr the court house door IN Camden
on Monday. the second day o december, all thai
parcel or tract OF LAND, lying OH The va ers nj
" aier.e river aud Fox creek III Farhe ID District,
containing ieen hundred and three acres. bound
Ell 5y land. ur Nicholas A i'tay, Charles }. Shan
noa, DAVID K June. estate ol Elirson and John
U.rr,svn, sell. piats oi the said land may be
seen at my office N'
Yrrms--So much cash AZ will pay costs; bal
ance nn Il credit uI one, ;wo and three years, 0thd
" til good surelies and mortgage Of the premises
required.
WM NJ. SHANNON, c. .EKD
Oct 20. SlSS "a
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The ;!a:s Convention of '!.e Eighth District,
f,and their rejection nf Horace Mann o" the
,,round thu, ne i, not the man for t.se times-
t,r,t they wish 10 get the Fugitive Slave blll
altered or repealed, ani thai Mr.. H""n 5
course has lr.en 50 rad. he woali exercise
In, little Influence III Congress There were
some dissenticuts TO this address. bur it WAS
passed. The Wig Isi'-rs ali acccde t" The
nomination OF sir. Wal!ey.--Bos:o" pnfer.
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4 splendid variety I" Ca!lcncs, ana the very best
and cheapest heaciied and brown Muslin
10 he inand IN the Iown
The above Gnnds have been selected with ihe
greatest care, and viii he suid d. alwav-. a the
very lowest pr:crS. ''rL %
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Ia raE L.nrEs, 4 c;,.i"us fact is THUS told
in one of our exchange papers: Take sting
that will reach twice ar'uEd the neck OF 4
Young lsiv.- let her hold the two ends III her
teeth. and then if the moose will slip over her
head to the back Of her neck, it is certain
indication that she is married, o. wants to be.
Tryit, Young uns.
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MANSION H0US Sc.
CAMDEN, s. G.. Ia e?


TINE subscriber respectfully announces TO els'
friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, tha, he has open ned, as HOTEL that
large and coamodio house in Log To"n, former
lr the private res dence Of b. Perkins, esq !"'' "
The building is admirably adap'ed for that pnr-'
p,.se. being situated in the oSt healthy and pleas
an, part cf amoen, combining all tine adrania
ges of the town with the balmy armoepherecoi ths
Country, and within lew minutes walk OF any
part of Camden. The rooms are large and AIRY,
his Servants respectful and attentive, ana no
pledges himself to spare pains in Keeping mp
an attractive aud well supplied TABLE, and to use
every exeron to please those who may call upon
him.
His STABLES will be found comrnodious, and
always fully supplied with Provender, - -
urhe House being conducted "n Temperance
PRINCIPLES, he aaiers hi;nselfIha, those who tayof
him with call will tind the NJ tNSlCN hUUes
not only the Comforts ami attention OF we'nr"s-
ua'ed Ho,el. hut the quie. retirement OF a Home
Charles moderate.
rT.AII,he Stages arriving in the place, and the
Ounibuses running to the Depot, will call at The
House when de.ired.
Camden, Sept. l. u u
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Piano FOrtes.

DEING the appointed agent; ior Newman d
ID Bros. superior Piano Fortes. u" are ready t"
receive orders for the same. The Pianos are
mar ulactured upon the niost improved plan with
an entire iron fralue' ''n prevent 11en from getting
out of tune. Pianos delivered fec nI Cost and
out up and tuned by Mr. Newnatt nr s"lne nlheT
competent person. Trrn's moderate, piappGs war v
rented Apply 10 ! IT, T. F0s'A AL0'g T.,
oeis. 81 10. e.s pi-
a. go
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General Information!

TIME subscriber wnI.d ruA;,irnIiai!v i"i"rGi his
/ kInd j,a;ro..-. aud ,i'e cubic pr"nscuousr,
iha, lie Is IA tuN a. havug returned from The
North with an uverwimimIng sock 6f Choice.
cheap and elegant Gno,is, embracing every thing
new ani elegant ~
Staple i,aat: Fal,cy c3ry GOcds.
EIs purchases CONSIST entirely Gi Dry G"nds. Sc
lec,eh from the most recent u,n'r;aions with 'iie
closes: attention /" every brain, ni lhr Dry Goods
business, 50 as to present 10 the puhr at once,
coupIe,e assortment 10 that line, aud at prices low
enough 10 Sun The closes! cr"nn,nIsI.
Parties from the country viii p'easc bear INN
in MUD WIN they visit Camden. as his stuck II
always open ior in.per''on.
New Goos received every month, at ire "Pdl'
,nctlO Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON.
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Notice..

TIIOSE indebted To the n>lat" "i Sarah =. NIL
i Ter, deceased, are requested 10 make lnme.
diatr payment, and hose having demands, to pre-
sent them for payment.
G r MILLER, Admr.
Nov. 5 b, 1s50 a.
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Class Wara.

CPICE Iars with Gas. and Tin for. Lamp C!obs.
= Chimaes Wine Roitlps Pals OF every size and de-
scrir;ion K.n; constantly on hand at z. j. DELAY >.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

VI. DRUCnER & co.
RE now just opening their large and new sup.
4 ply o. sea<oranie Gonls, Consisting III part OF
Cloths. cassnsres, >dt'neS, resilngS, linerS,
Plain and figured allacca. lnomsrIin lie l.anes
Grnel,ams, with other gunds Tor Ladies Dresses.