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NOTlCE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ Jacob Gilbert, that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
seventh day Of April, being the first day OF our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and shew cause if any
they have, why n final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. c. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Jan. Ith 'J0-3m Of Cecil county Court.
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NTACKEREL,
Nl SHAD, GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
PORK, HAMS,
SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD AND CHEESE.
Constantly on hand and for sale by
J.pALMER & Co.,
Market Straci Wharf,
Mar3m PHILADELPHIA.
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SJOTlCE is hereby given to the creditors OF
l Y Charles W. Owen, that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
seventh day Of April, being the first day of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and shcw cause if any
they have, why IL final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r. C. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Dec. 28th '50-3m ofCccil county Court.
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before the light of reason and the force
of enlightened and true patriotism.
The Plough, Loom and .8ntai.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
FOR 25 CENTS!!!

BY MEANS OF THE
POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
or, Every one his own Ply
stefan! TIIiRTILTH edition,
with upwards ola hundred
engravings, showing dis
cases in every shape and
form, and maliormations Ct
the system,
BY VIM. YOUNG, M. D.
The time has now arriv-
ed, that persons suffering
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LEGAL NOTICES.

M Office is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ David T.. Lockard. that personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
seventh day Of April, being the first day of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
hia creditors may attend, and shcw cause if any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test, r.. c. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Jan. 18th '50--3m Of Cecil county Court.
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trom the Liverpool Courier
On Tuesday, the Sardinian brig A-pia, Captain
Barthollctto, arrived in the Mcrscy with tac cN.
pcctcd hungarian refugees. The vessel u direct
from Constantnoplc, and brings 252 paS,eagcrs
1hcsc people are conndcd TO the Of the aatlp-
rites here, who have made arrangements with Mr.
Sabell, Of the Emigrants Home il Moori ,ld'. to
cese them They will be landcdto.day. and dtakent to
their refuge. Though the vessel which brought them
over !, small there has been no sickness on board,
and they speak in high terms Of the 'rcatn mt TIA
have met with on The voyage, and ALEC Of the coa-
duct oi the Turkish people during their stay of
eighteen months in that country. They consist
chiefly of polcs, mixed with Italians aad lldngg-
rims. and they are Of all gra les in rank. lucy
are exceedingly poor. though healthy and in good
spirits An attempt viii now be mads to further
their interests, by opening subscription IL this
town, with the object &C forwarding them to Ams-
rca. The costumes of the refugees are various,
and we believe that they viii be iouad To- bc ide
set Of men. These refugees have appealed g. ns in
distrcss: they have been unfortunate, but they tr"
brave men, anl there can DC little doubt tlla. tbc
APPEAL to English sympathics viii b. lbe.a''y
responded TO.
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ing is the specie list of The Ohio =


The steamship Ohio Cppt scbcucS arrived thia mors-
ing with sdyic,s from Havana 20 the nth inst, Our
files e thc Dais ., IA Mariaa aud rarc Iadasrsi ID n
Ha5cno 10 that date
Anne. "a are the pnssenzrrs,
From ia,ana-Nrs IIast Mr. Tfarsten ana child xr>
Carv Mr Galier aud LADY, Jose Esierrt snacio ioris
II iiaifpur.
large mashed BAH given u tho Cirrus In uarsns,
on The night of the 10th Tao opcrs a. Roberto n
Dnhcn performed the evening, being the lssG
of the rths7n
The Rav,s 70 perform the iTth, being the Lac
nigh. befac their dtpo-;rre fos New Orleans They
wcr, 70 en,s 10 the iccr m the 18th The benefits q
al these artists pcr sty vtll attended, and tho
Performance given Iy ti,n in ssor - ch,-tsble pur
poses, produced round which entirely len by
tc Raycla aul ths r. - Town thratrc 10 the dPe
siiioa or the committee q tho poor
Thrue persons .tcd IN Eeza, (opposits TTa-
vans last week. and imprisoned f5r having Lopcs's pro-
olama,ion in ,hcis acn one l. lawyer q Rcras
and tn others two brot,e~s They to bc sent to
Spain.
IL Il aid Tho, ssnorna ro.io and signorini AriiAs
ana Dottcsrt viii a. Triniild 70 give concers
They have been invited BY q thc uosi naucntil
persons of the country
II a. also reported that Il q very probable thai tho
q the Tacon theatre viii have this year yccA
dramatic company.
theatre crowded In every part ard the bcncaciary
was received With thr utmost marks of appreciation The
programme was perfect amt sayi sanu for the last time
in aYana. the fourth act "a Ia favorsn with stella
nom Marini and the i,ortc tenor were literally burir
under bouquets anl flowers
The Bts,fo ~ n nrsrs says.--
To-day the pth inst the interesting r,na donra Sig
nora Trdrsco, departed from Havana for the United
states In the steamer Isabel We wish her happy vey-
sgc, and new truinplls IN her artis'icrl career
MARKETS..
HavASva March 17.-Sugars arriving from tina
coast and interior frtely there have been material
change ~ prices since my last I quote: Muscoyados
bh 0bh res tucururhcsib a5 ord To mid yelowss sx
az fine to foritc Ga aSA ord to mid whitcssi a9A
haze 10 tofotcsceia ioa Molascs has declined to y a19
ris per keg NJ this rate cargocs have been pur
chased In Na.anyas and Crcnas Coffee Is In little b~f
TER y iaspd ND ~ good tshuNSp25 fine 80 20 80 -
frcgas contnuc irisk st ~ 81 s. 10 per hid - mas
u North n states Al 62 81 u per box ot sSN
$sa sS 60 per hhj Do g. ~ a. los have been pas
for ctm sud market fxrhangs has improved s~'s
have been aie on Ner fOrA at ps cent ascsuna
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From the London Times, March
We regret that we are Obliged again 20 revert To
the cmbarrassnen,s by which the exhibitors f.om
some foreign countries 6nd themselves surround'l
on the subject of space. rs viii bc rccoevtcd, tle
royal commission, in assigning certain amount OF
gross area to other nations, were very much gudod
in the extent of the allomcnts 10 each hy tn, mag
nitude Of their commercial relations with France
had the largest space given 10 her, receiving lDloD
superficial feet, of which. il was ntimated 20 the
time, that about one-half would be absorbed by
paSsagcs, &c. Our transatlantic cousins, uotwith-
standing the strong ties that bind to thcni, and
the natural claims which, on such an occasion,
they possess 10 have their industry placed on the
mort favored footing were obliged to put up with
an allotment onc6fth less than that Of our nearest
continental ncighbors. The Americans hal S1,pD
superficial feet assigned to ihem. subject 81 course,
To the semc deductions as that given to the + 'nfh
and this the with VII other foreign cpuutrc,
conscnting 10 have their industrial products relrc-
sented nj the Exhibition We quote the instance OF tho
United states, however. "a ancxanplc, oslpw that
French contributors have no sufficient ground otcOnn
pant with reference 10 the space they occupy or tie
conditions imposed upon them. Tncy have. what
all viii agree they were entitled TO, the largest nrra
tas compared with amy other nation) nnd We
believe, that in consequence Of changes which took
place some time ago, they have actuGlly received
oWo superficial feet more of net exhibiting n ftee
than under the original allotment to thcn thIy
were led u expect. With reference To- tic con IL
tons and limitations Of gross space fhey were put
on perfect footing of equality with other cortriHS
and there remains therefore, not the slightest room
for grumblng. In order 10 ascertain the general
character Of the goods that might be expected from
each foreign nation, q communication was, as easy
as May last, addressed TO the different authorities
abroad, requesting that information on that point
should be supplied by tho month Of Septcmbcr fol
lowing, or as soon after as possible 10 TINS aapplr
cation satisfactory answers have been received from
nearly every other coutry but France. Even from
the distant territories of Nepaul and China, and
from ow ovn most remote coloaisl possessions,
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PRICE TWO CENTS
NEWS BY EGRAPH.
Marine Disasters.

Bosros, March "a 1851
The schooner yuturc, arrived at Providence fell In
with the fragments Of the unknown ship wrecked q
honank and picked up two fiat hooped barrels nox
marked the head with red paint, IS c." with the
New York inspectors name. well could he dsci-
pEered ' for the first letter and chie for the ase
four; also two bales Of cotton marked T." la da-
mond.
VESSELS DESTROYED BY FIRE, ETC.
BALTIMORE. March q. 1851.
Tho Swedish ship Jenny Lind arrived here, reports
thnt the ship Lncas Of Eoston from Baltimore for Cali
iorni, Was totally destroyed by fire of the Falkland
hands
Ihe bark Waldron Of Boston, from Baltimore, laden
WIN tnmnerisnd con Destroyed by fire. cssed bF
spontaneous c0niluson of, the Falkland Islands
aonieht hope, are now expressed that tina ship Re-
bena viii be saved The bark Palestine and cargo il u
believed viii be a total ,o...
Nassau, n. p. papers. OF the 18th inst received ar
Charleston state that the bark Euora of Eastport re-
Gently abandoned at sea, having been run into was
brought into Mas by wrtckcr Her cargo consisting
81 sugar and molasse- but slightly damaged und had
been safely Al this point line was discou-
ncctcd ut Brunswick Bridge, and will not be able ta
receive any thing until to-morrowTrLrcaAPH 0rrrcEl
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our adsices from Berlin, by telegraph, are Of tn
9th inst.
They inform US ofthe arrival of nm Austrian dos
patch, in which n vague and unsatisfactory aaswc
is given to the late Prssan proposition. Ii IL state
that this despatch has confirmed the russian govern
ment in its resolution to insist its rights aud
prefer return to the old Diet TO any unsatisfactory
arrangement.
The Prussian ministerial papers express their
doub,' as to the stability Of Prince Schwaz:abergs
cabinet.
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The rIissl.sipp.-Govrrnoro Of Virginia, &c \

IALlINuNI, NIl.rh -Z-yIa
The Southern mail has arrived with New Orleans datos
to the 18Th inst y which learn that the Missi.pk
river very high that IL was deemed espedient to
Fcni ont forces 90 strengthen the lryee.
The Virginia Legislature yesterday elected Col Jos.
johnson. of liarrison County, IA Governor
series Of resolutions were presented 10 The is~ur
House OF thc Virginia Legislature yesterday. sympathtz-
Ing with south Carolina but agreein, to the require
mcnts OF the compromise, and pedsng support to ths
Union; also denouncing the late conduct OF Vermont.
Vhcy were. motion laid ON the table
Cooper, who shot FIVE Nt Portsmouth, Virginia, q
few days since hae been held 10 bail
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Post Office Robbery,

UTIcA, March ~ 1S.f.
sumner A Wiinrt young man of about eighteen,
hpd clerk in the Post nsce ut Belfast Aleary countys
was Drought before Commissioner Royce. Of this city,
this morning charged with committing various deprc.l-
tions on the n,il, upon the route between Ecoltyio
ani Hornclsyie. large number OF letters having ber
lost passing this route the cXertioEs Of Mr. lbrouk
spcca agen OF ths Pot Office Department - detect the
depredatCr f nd he has obtained unns-
takrdc evidence against the parts arrested The Oou
missioner required the prisoner to give bail in the 6
SlAOl; insctsut VI which s committed TO the jaA
Rom.
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Anti-Iienters-Land Reforrners--soc ial Tests.
40 TIIh rpITon OF fHE nrrsLp.

MrttsMsnrR RGu. March II, tsjl.
Tho national land rcfrmrrs and anti ircntcrs ~ this
state do MT deserve the honor you confer thea this
mctni,g. They are no ofshnots " the sori-listis
moyrmcnt" are they In any shape connected with
H. eould shvw your readers that they arc MT and
ought to be- for the peculiar notions Mr.
crv,eytha ~ far the national land rcfornsrs are
ctio.lntd tho farm they would vote thensesyt. II
their uwn-vht the anrenters arr IN downright fact
ard truth far more conservative than they ought TO he
II you dcsirc y brief chaptersay half cvlumn or So
setting this subject in its true light, viii furnish IL but
will rot iake the trouble ~ doing until certain
a NOS dol1g 80 In vain iOur ~ iirnt servant,
THOMAS AIN0k pWYR
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sweden.

The Kola1. Zoftng states that disturbance have
talien place at pronhem, in Norway. Energetic
were taken, and by the interference ot Gac
troops tranquility, was restored.
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ne DopubI,o p,ine,nalitics.

Letters iom bucharest OF the 18th ult. state that
the troops both Of Russia and Turkey will cvieuitc
the princpalitcs After this measure, the ;Sa.tll
is resolvedt to oppose, with force Of arms, any At
tempted occupation the princpaliies o. the part
of huS,ia.
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The Markets.

LnEprooL CorroS ,nsrr. PKIpAy. MApfn ---Arcounts
If sal imports &c. of cotton
sales. - Tois this year, 256Ta0 1850. same period
39IA10; this week. 3st.D
fpt oritdlhis week. 5j.5l total thi, year o3T5Ts,
1850 period m 5c: total imports ia 1850 ijT2555
T4gpfed.-Ths year. 0;sn 1850. period. i34lp
tongad SiockS,This day, 80 900 1850 period,
5alIVp
7si.sta Consumption oa-Thi, ycar, :tsoo, 1850 same
period ..Gtt0
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Des.rllct.ve Elrc NJ Inlnn

BfS6HAM1oN, March - 1851.
FIRE which occurred AZ Union. Last ni4lt destroyed
the Union ltl" and several stores Tho loss l. csti-
mated Ut $4,000 partially insured
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Outrage In st. Law renee County.

a. =,
number Of persons disguised, and with supply oE
tar and feathers prevented the officers from selling
pey levied for military fines The sale stopped
anI the Officers beaten
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We have bad uniformly fair demand for cotton this
ek and the market lcing fairly supplied price. hayt
have been stcady, but without en- bouJancy. Dorin:
or two daya there has seemed Increase IN the
quantity Uring consequently slight, advantage 10 the
y, yer. hu the difference j. slight previous qu stations
fer hmr rcnn are not easily realized apd In soap ctse.
reduced 4 "a. far business has been done ~ -,
Isands, and they Offered frcclyTat frmer rates
Hrg purchase - Fry ptan On speculation has svce the
h IN - IN them 90 rofil rahe amount and the trade
hhYc Lought IT, iair extent. prices without change
lar iuin'ss has been doue Ia lrszls and they sc
alIc at fun former rates Surn white and free from
-e,d l. iphcr dcarer though MT generally = quotabc
'xtsit. 2.0 American. 90 Egyptian. ~ Martab in.
10 su.at. and ~ Fenga! have been taken spccUa.
tion and leo American. ~ Egyptian. J. $50 Surat Ind
40 Madras for export 1-sny W. have had very fair
demand fum Tho trade Rat tn maIke, - freely supplied
and closcs tamcly; in instances s'igh decline
uotit cable though hulcrs generally FIRM the sales
nfc 1900 laCs. all to the tride.
LoSooS coaS E,cu,SeF. rep,Y, N,scu THE f.esh
furrly q English wheat. this morning very s-a
ami ~ frvign there very Few arrivals nj this rlrt
this wctk The total quantity being only $40 quar-. 'rs.
and the fresh supply II French Hour has matcri ly
falltn tn Enulish wheat folly realized Mondays pres:
aud though There wa. net much done IN he pr ~.
canntt te noted lower The recent excessive arrival. rom
the Nrd'tt neucin ~ The cpas have had depres ng
nfiut thc foreign wheat trade generally; bat n
estimated fully onc-haf of the arrived have
Ice dspos,d ~. and in all probability. nrnry all the
vts,scn passage in. the holders have acquired
more coni6encc aud ~ both Danube and a s
ud'ssa wheat cou not bc bought "a ~ cay terms
Me ndny.
Ir,rrroc, copS M,nKrr. Friday. March THE ,r
rivals since Tuesday arr large from a quarters The
N,aih,r hse tcrn Try ami frosty. aui favorable rr
cultural work The trade during the scuc period h,s
ben without much activity. and prices without Vaiia-
ton. This days market ~ ndvry attrndcJ tnj
ytiy limited business transacted Ia wheat and prices
vcIc again slightly in favor of the buyer. flous
also elected without any material change in the ssue
II frcn.b but American hein- presscl for sale.
I'd per barrel cheaper Egyptian bcans ~ 70
L. pr ~ hs lower and grinding barry and pea
casr e. purchase. Oats and oatmeal were dul, but
h,ld ~ former rates The inquiry for fndian
lack ad H. recent imports ~ Amrrcar NV were OF.
trcd ~ decline Il Cd per $50 lbs Old cxstor-
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Arrival of the Stcanis iship Ohio with the Coz
IlfOrnin Mails.

The steamship Ohio, Lieut. Schenck command
ing, arrived yesterday morning from New Orleans,
via Havana, with the California mails of tho 18th
ult.
The Ohio lcft Havana on .hc 18th Inst. The
steamer Georgia, from New York, was of that port,
going in. Oh that day.
The Falcon arrived from Cbagre5 on the night of
the 10Th, whence she smiled on the l3th She leR
and New York.
Tbs u. S. frgat. Savannah, bonring the pcnnAne
OF Com. McCauly, arIi, u at Panama on the 6th
inst, A days from sun Francisco.
The Ohio brings from Chagres the California
nsils, onl 5000 in gold dust She has also lJe
passengers aud S25 900 in coin, On freight FRO.
New Orleans.
We arc indebted to Nr FoircbId, the purssr, fsr
ls.c and interesting intelligence.
Annexed are the
NAairs or Tlu; PASSENGERS ny TIE ONO.
shenek sad daegh'sr 2r. Wii ard saa. a. n.
:h.esen. ii,srd, u Goan, Trsns rst,r IIr,nh Use
Jno Silyrrz, Geo Aiessnd,r " Vincent fisnrs i,ss
~, ss osala @ = W.T. W. .STy sail l hs ~ ss Nit
Jossrh Anton Jose Iao love fsd rhcle. rsrs. Ryas.
iiesiot ''"'''. '''n '. 'H' A'"'''''S' ld".'a
& &fr,e csgrsss ,, M rsnrr lady aad fur csildrsaAc
So clisrton, } 1htgn : v pnysett Z " Talcott a
stsS ;Iao hss Wia eSSr,y s'Si j.. y nnros !, nsi
noSs @Sls', sa, ~ ra,I., Is",G " se sr,'ir
, h'ss \ r. - Try. ( q i b3si, a. = ,,., . swim X
aas si,op A ssiser, '9p IdseS niSfs3s
& p" Wsf ssS \ 4 fS as ,i!iir ris, li,rsi
ps,is; rgiier, mhsclcr; Saule; Williams, "a W
iiaiea Esiarin, j Barton, 4 Ksis c.rr aan-
re y Mckinney, "a Thle manr, Iro CAREY. Eird,
butcher.
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Az account pursuant TO the at 7th rnd 9th Victoria
cap e. for lc sccl ending saturday, March ], ISL
pfPsRraffxI.
Notes issued 1os srnment Debt Gil D1
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IfHtl.tt.aF tyl.JtLtIF
The return from the Bank ~ Fr land for the week
ending The 1t of March gyes the following results when
compared with the previous week -
Public deposits f.7bl sii Increase +. y. CIT $50
Otnvr dtlcritcs 9!i2i l93 Increase o.. 239Sj
I1t :. :. =. 36los,s Increase :. :, 33TOs,
On the other silc Of IN, pctougf--
Govt s,curitit. GA iia.Ge5 IT, sauc ~ before
0th,r X ruriti,s i3f14s51 Inrrrrse \. :. 81 go
Notes uut mpoycl S53ie5 Decrease j. +. 5l2 40
1lc amount 0f notes IN circulation j. 4le}j5T5. b.
ing increase of g52l i6j the stocs ot bullion in
10Th DEPARTMENTS l. E1i lis gl, showing a. Increase OF
az 81, when compared With the preceding rct.iu
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France, will mention General Dode dc Ia Brunerie,
a marshal Of France, who Of the glories Of
our army This valiant soldier, who had served
in the genie had supcrintended the building Of the
fertilization which erecteda daround Paris in 1889,
and was considered as one Of the best mathema-
ticians the age.
Another family, whose name is we'll known in
the pages Of Napoleon history, that of Junot Dab
rantes has lost the elder of the General, Napo-
leon, who was the fyrul Of the emperor. Thisyoung
man, whose career had been partially devoted to
literature and Bellies letters, died week ago, in
lunatic asylum near Paris. His title and ~, yord
will be conferred on his brother, who is courageous
officer Of our army in Africa.
M. Tucs Couetin, attache to the Ministry Of
Public Works in Paris, has been sent by the French
Government to the United States for the pur-
pose Of Examining the railways of that country in
order to make report Of the progress Of America
on that subject. b. III. X.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

I Have iine 10, Of Crockery and Glassware OH
I hand.
SD. IIALLFORD.
April 8, ~
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
Notice..

;THOMaS LANG, William Anderson, Thomas
i J. Ancrum, William Gardener, and Alexander
Young, who have Leen, and now are, engaged in
the manufacture Of cotton goods and other articles,
at place known as the DcKalb Factory. in Ker-
shaw District, under the firm and style OF Will
liam Anderson aid Company. have associated
BuweIl Boykn with them, as member Of said
Firm-and having obtained from the Legislature ol
South Carolina, Charter Incorporating the said
Firm, with their associates and SUCCESSORS, as a
body polite and corporate, in law, by 'hc name and
style of ''Tbe DeKalb Manufacturing Company"
do hereby notify the public that they have accept
ed the said Charter, and will hereafter conduct
their business according 10 the terms tereo, and
under the name and style Of "The DeKalb Manu-.
featuring Company
w. ANDERSON g. co.
March Sth, 1851 20 #
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Attention Military.

TIME Subacrib.r would respectfully inform the
L Officers Of the 5tl, Brigade, and visitors gen.
orally, that he will have Table, during the Brig
ade EncaInpineih. Whick is to commence the 18th
May next, at the Brigade Cam pground, fnr the ac-
commodatnn Of all who may be pleased to call on
him.
His Table will be furnished with the best the
market affords, and attended by respectful Servants.
share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
J. B. F. BOONE.
N. D. Horses will be taken to his Stables in
Camden, and attended TO at the lowest possible
rates. Test it by calling and trying me.
J. B. F. B.
April 25. 80 1t
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Miss Hutchinson's great.grandmothcr was
one of party who partook of the first pound
of tea that ever came into Pcn,ith. 1t was
sent as present and without direction how to
use it. They boiled the whole at once in a
kettle, and sat down to eat the leaves with but
ter and salt. They wondered how any person
could like such dish.
Southeys Commonplace Book.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

Poor Old Yiegiaia.-We hear with great
regret, that this respectable old matron, the
mother Of sucha numerous offspring, is now
lying at the point of death, under severe at
tack of paralysis. 1t is stated that the first
symptoms appeared some fifteen or eighteen
months ago, and that there is little hope ofhe
recovery, though the celebrated Doctor Ritchie
has been sent for from Washington to attend
her.-South. Press.