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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, s. o.
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Open at q. m-close at Up. m. Open al 3p M
close and open half an hour after the arrival OF
the mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath, open from 9lo 10 m, and half an
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~ all credit Tor postage is stopped. No mail matter
delivered until it is paid for -... ...
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Land for Sale.
I'm Eauity--Lancaster District.

D. P. Bush vs. William G. Raines-Bill to subro'
gate and sell Real Estate.
T1NDER the Decree of the Court Of Equity in
u above case, will sell at Lancaster court
house on the first Monday, the third day OF Feb
r'ary ls5l, the Tract of Lam: siluae IA said cls'
tric,, originally granted to Jonathan Douglass, 9TH
May. 1857, and sold BY the Conmi> soner az the
Real Estatr of James Douglass, and bought by Al.
&. Perry. nd sold by him u William q ka,"es
The Tract, by recent survey. contains f22o acres,
more or less, and adJoins lands of James l. wade
SEN, d. w. Brown, H. r. Gooch, Dixon Barnes
and others. 1t is all woodland.
Terms cash.
III. wITHERsPooN, c. e. L. D.
Jan. &. 3 7b] ts
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The South Carolina Normal School.
Jan. a, 1851.


N accordance with the views presented to the
l. public, in the journal ofDecember 20th, the
subscriber will open Normal School near Russell
Place, Kershau District, on the 2oth'of January
1851.
The School will be one of high ordef, in which
all the branches ofthorough English and Classical
educations shall be taught. S,~s
The Institution is designed, primarily for the
training oteachers, and to furnish liberal educa-
ton to those desirous of becoming teachers, whose
means are limited. Nevertheless, its advantages,
place Of instruction, will be open to all and
the wealthy and benevolent will render il impor-
tant aid, by sending their sons to the school.
The boarding department will be 30 managed,
as merely toeover expenses. And bothboard and
tuition will be furnished free, to as many INDECENT
pupils, as can be supported by the funds of the
Institution. .aa
In the higher, or iacher's class, every one shall
be entitled to free tuition who shall sign an obga-
ton to devote, at least two years after leaving the
Institution, to the business of teaching within the
State,-hs preference being giren 10 the district ,om
,Ohieh the pupil comes. -
Testimonials of good moral character will be
required in every instance. -
Those friendly to the enterprise, are desired to
pledge themselves for definite sum, to be paid
over by instalments as they may be needed; for
ward their pledges to the subscriber; and, as soon
as convenient, organize themselves into a Society
for the management of the funds. ,,.<
The necessary expenses of the Institution will
be the erection Of suitable plain buildings; the
board Of INDECENT pupils, and the salary of acom-
petent superintendent teacher, as soon as the
school shall be firmly established. No salary hav-
ing as yet been fixed, arrangements will be made,
for the present. with the friends of the cause; with
the aid derived from few paying pupils, to COM
mence the exercises at time specified.
The price of paying pupils will vary from 81 to
$l6 per session of 6ve months, Invariably in ad-
rance. .s.-,e Il. D gr... =
8. DONNELLY
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100 Acres of Land

LNOR Sale to the highest bidder, without any
l. reserve "a. ..-.y
We will sell TO the highest bidder on Wednes-
day. the 22d of January, 1851, at The House Of M.
sannah CASTOR. Tract Of Land, containing 100
acres lying fourteen miles east of Lancaster court
house. on boh sides Of Little LyncIes creek.
bounded bv lands of the estate of WIN. Connors.
jefferson Horton, w. w. Ellis, w. n. Roberts
and others. Abont 5O0 acres cleared, and The
most of it in good state Of cultivation On the
place ia good Gin House and Screw and other
improvements, also, a good seat for saw and
grist mill The aoiI is well adapted to the growth
Of corn and cotton. The sale will be positive and
without reserve. as We are about moving, having
made arrangements to CO.
Terms-A. credit of one, two and three years,
with interest from day Of sale. note ond good &C.
curity.
MIDDLETON G.. CASTON.
SAMUEL C. CASTON.
January IA. st (
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HANGING ROCK
s. DONNELLY,
Der. 80, 1850.
ACaANG@A6Ns

q.
T,HE undersigned respectfully Announce to the
J. public, that they have associated themselves
II the business of teaching for the ensuing year.
% miles north of Camden, 9nsar the stage road
from Camden to Charlotte. 1t is located IN
healthy, moral and religious community, remote
from vice or immortality Of any kind. ,... ..z
The Classical Department. will be under the
care Of Mr. Cauthen, who is South Carolinlan;b by
birth AMI educatoIi--born in York District, and
Graduate of the South Carolina College.
Tie English Department will be under the care
tf Mr. Spence. who is so well known to the
community, that il is deemed unnecessary TO say
any thing concerning him. t.saaHI
Thay mike no boaating promises. but merely
say that they are about 10 establish this Institution
On their own responsibility. upon the eli-
zens of tho neghborho0d and the country arOund,
for patronage, and that it ia to their interest to use
their best efforts for the advar ceAent Il their pu
pills. Young men OF studous habits, and OF aa,'
pie capacity, will be prepared, at this Institution,
To- enter ahy College IN the United States.
The academic year will be divided into two
sessions of FIVE months eAch-the first to cons
nence the middle of, Jannafy, and to- close the
middle of June; the second to commence in the
middle OF July, and close in the middle of Decem'
Der. d. .....tr,s-.y Is
Terms per Session.
Or,hosraphy, Reading, Writing and Arith. :.
metic, -. -. " w
Tie above, with English Grammar Geo.
ography, History and Natural Phoso-
ply. " W
Classics and higher branches OF Mathc-
mates, 80 49, =. ~ =. 10 ~
GrBoariing. including Fuel Washing, Lights,
&c. can be ob,aioed in genteel families, at sxstc
seven dollais month.
| 1T. CAUTHEN. -
49, . - @A-- SAMUEL SPENCE.
December 81. luz Ut
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Jan. d.
Crates and Coal.

TIME subscribers have received an elegant as
i sortnent Of Drawing Room and Parlor Crates,
with and withou summer fronts.
They have also supply Of Red ash Coal. which
they will sell at cost and charges for cash My.
McMcDUWAi.L g. COOPER.
JAM Ii i3t
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J. S. PALMER.

LenoI, Nov. II, I84S.
JE Warner & Co.,-Gentelnen: about two wesks
since, yeu sent a bottle Of Wistart Balsam Of Wild
Cherry have taken nearly all Of it. and find 30 much
lief in using that nclose dollars for TWO bottles
more Ny cough which had become very severe and was
wearing me very fast, has nearly subsidized raise
without much effort by coughing aid the tenderness in
nv throat very much relieved II seems to me to be the
only medicine which can look for permanent relief,
Respectfully yours. 5. PALMER
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper,
for sale in Camlen at NcKAINS' prng Store. Wholesale
by p NJ. len g. Co Charleston, s. C., and BY Drug
pistx generally throughou, the State.
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Wanted Immediately.

"A CHILDS Nurse, to go into the country,
n about len miles from Camden. For one
with suitable quail, cations. liberal wages will be
paid. An aged woman. preferred. For further
particulars, apply at this Office. =.
Jan. ID. 4 2t
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

Messrs J. L. Warner g. Co., Uiict, y Y. (Agents for
Seth w. Fuwie -Gentlemen have notices of cures
derforned by 'lDr. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
have been troubled with in my throat attended
with severe ani painful congh am confined to my
house in stormy and foggy weather, cold winds &C. NY
bodily health is feeble, and am now abon fty.yr years
Of age This tenderness Of my throat on about the
renr 1906 and hos troubled me in my private and profss!
siona busines that nave been free frnm since
think nv hard fer trial Of your medicine,
but inc,osc you dollar which understand Is the
price Please send boe. If this has good effect
/ shall need to send 10 you again,
80 foun respectfully, Us. PALMEk.
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for militia 10 invade Mississippi would he made,
not e man would volunteer or submit I" be
drafted; and no army Of federal mercenar'es
could set a foo, OIL their territories without Ind
ing an enemy ON every mile Of their march
louisiana Courier.
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so buseels of Corn, more or less, levied on and
to be sold as the property Of John Holly, at the
suit of John J. Schroier To be sold at the resi-
dence Of The defendant on Lynches creek. III
Terms cash. a.
THO. ]. WARREN, 3. X. D.
January Id IA ts
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SANTEE CANAL.

SANTEE CANAL. ~
TIME late rains have given the Santse Canal an
/ an pie supply Of water. SO hat Boats can pass
without delay. rza
R.pRESS SMITH. superin,cnd. rt.
Jan. 6. Z lot
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People who prate about "hisher aw," pro
bobby mean 10 more than thai they object ."
any law law enough to reach low c"ndhct--i'
might be in their way at times.--Bufalo Cour.
4 duel came of1' or the Brewrstrrs las, week.
between a pair of exqui-i'ss. They i"nsh'
with lncifer matches. Oue of the parties was
slightly kill, and the OF her mortaly frightened.
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FLibertyHuMale Academy,

~, IUSH II Uxt110 oC0O0uAys
hE I'll Irussees OF TN Academy would respect
will commence on Monday d. 9Th inst. under
the direction of "r, ]. r. Blake,.H M Mr.. Blake
is 'uth Caroliniah, and comes TO u.s. nsbly re.
commended both as q. gentleman and a scholar,
as the Annexed .eertifcatea will show. The scho-
lastic year will be divided into two sessions off1 o
months each. and all pupils viii be charged from
the time of entering uhtilthe end of the session.
Terms per Session
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. $7,00
ply, and Histbrv, 1000
The above with 4..sebra, Geometry, Philos-
ophy, &c. .g 1900
The above with Latin and Greek, 1000
eW' Good boarding can be obtained at $s per
month.
sf Certificates !:
UNIVERSITY OF GE0Re1A, FRANKLiN CotLEeE.
take much pleasure in adding my individual
testimonyto 70 the public vouchers which the bear.
er, Mr. John Ronnie Blake, of Abbeylle, 8. G., will
receive from the authorities Of this Institution.
An intimate correction With him for the past
three yeats has in the minds Of the Faculty, gain
ed for him high reputation both for intellectual
and moral excellence. As general scholar, he
secured high honor in his class, and never, du.
ring his sojoprn among us, did he become amena-
bic to disciJtne.
In my OWN department, consider Mr.. Blake
eminenty and decidedly qualified to make very
superior Instructor-aDd as such ] would, with
best wishes and in all good faith, recommend him
to any community who mayswish, for a man Of
good solid requirements and fine taste.
JAS. WADDEL, Prof of Ancient
Literature in the University of Ga,
August 9th, 1916.
Understanding that Mr.. Jno. Rennie Blake de-
signs to seek employment as Teacher, it gives
me sincere pleasure to say. that consider him EN-
inently qualified to engs 80 in the duties of that
arduous and highly -e Jectable profession.
eMr. Blake, attainments in scholarship, his per-
severng industry, his correct moral habits. and
Gentlemanly department will insure him success.
cordially recommend him to tie patronage of
the Trustees of schools and others who may need
his services. H. HULL, Prof Math.
Aug. lst, I846. Franklin College.
Other certificates have been obtained, but the
above are deemed sufficient,
J. 8. THOMPSON
VIM DIXON, Tus
H. r. BROWN,
Jan. a, 1851 - stTr q"
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SheIiH's Sales.

r WILL sell on Monday, the Sd day Of February
i next, lefore the court house dor within the
legal hours of safe, the following property, viz:
200 acres OF Land. whereon the defendant Har-
dy Thorn resides. all his right, title and inter.
esl therein. Also. all hs right, title and interest
r Ind to 400 acres Of Land, more or less, belong.
ing to The estate of William Thorn, decd. adjoin-
ing lands Jno NJ. Shaw, Alex Johnson andiothers.
Aso all bis interest in 30 acres Of land, more or
less, adjoining lands of Johnson and Shaw Also,
une horse, one cart, one saddle &c. Levied on
and to be sold as the property Of Handy Thorn. at
suit of 8. p. Murchison, Adm'r., for another, Va
Hardy Thorn. (l5U
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One Negro man named Ezekiel, shoemaker
Levied upon and t. be SO as the prol erty of J. D.
Johnson, at the suit of James H. Witherspoon,
Ordinary, for J. P. CiocAett, creditor, vs. J. d
Johnson and Bellhana Reeves. Cd
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Blisss Compound God Liver OIL Candy.
For coughs, colds, &c. A supply OF this popu.
lar article Just received at McKAlN's Drug s8ores
Jsn.
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Head Quarters ed Regiment 3. G. M.
January sflS5l.
A N Election is hereby ordered TO be held on Sat
n urday the lst day ofFebruary next, for Cap
tain of Beat Company No. 2, 10 fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of Capt: s. Young
Sergpants Austin and Workman wil! act as Man'
ayers and report the result of said election to the
Colonel By order of Col. w. J. Taylor,
THO. J. WARREN, Adjutant.
Jan. 10
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Hearirending Case.-During The tremendous
storm on Monday afternoon, a p"or w"ma"'
who resides about two miles from this city on
the Shaker Road, started fortown Tor the psr'
poxe of bayiuy small bill Of groceries. Having
sf1c,ed her purchases she left fur hume; the
storm still! raging mnsi Violently. She c"nl''
ned her progfess s,ill within few rods "fh"mr
and her little children, when she became 81"
embedIpd in snow drift that she irz" I" d'aih'
Her husband who is a labmer conn connected WIN
the Troy Turnpike, went home about n'shi
se.u ,,hen he f,nnd his children half prri>hcd
and crying for their mothers ab.encr. "'
night passed long and weary. aud such one
has not been recollec,ed for a number {" years
Ataay .ligh, he alarmed the n"ighhors and s"".
eral sea reh was made fur her. and fund as we
have described-A more hearrrnding occur.
ence has never taken place in our vicinity She
lpavesa family Of nine children. who are len
without ia. a nloiher's protection and gnard'ance.
rsTs = Knickerbocker.
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: "Sir," said member Of the Assumption dis.
tric,, in the Louisiana Legislature, 81 am here
the representative of my constituents; | am
here from the parish Of Assumption, and while
stand npon this floor, and Assumption are of
piece"
EYES," said member opposive, "and yon
are the Oldest piece Of Assumption that was
ever heard Of"
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NegrOes for sale.

NegrOeS 1Or SHlts
A FAMILY OF four Negroes. consisting OF
"A wumau aged about 81 years, gin about ID,
boz about H. and a girl about 7-sold as the
property o. the neus Of J"hn Riddle, deed.
Terms Of sale. ono and two years, interest from
day ot sale, payable annually, with approved per-
sonal security. J. w. CANTEY, Trustee.
10 be sold at tbs caurt house in Camden on the
first Monday in February.
Jan.l4 tf
DRASS Fen'lers, pierced Iron do; foldin Nur-
ID sery do; Fire Dogs and Fire Irona, Of every
description
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
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ther. Turning ,othe divine, he sai',"l hou"h
you had four children, sir: where are the other
two?''
Lifting his eyes, the holy man Of G"d pointed
UPWARDS, while sweet smile broke over hs
coun,enauce. "rbey ar. In heaven" he re. re,
piled, slowly and calmly. "yet my children still;
not dead, but gone before"
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SALE or SrocKs,-The following list OF
Stocks, belonging to the estate of Henry mul'
Ter deceased, were sold ut auction in our town
Yesterday, by Messrs. Allen & Phillips: lOO
shares Charleston Ins. and Trust Co., S52.25.
100 shares Bank of Charleston, (new issue,)
$3.50. 81 shares Commercial Bank OF Colum'
b;a. 900. Is; 40 shares S. G. r. and W r. r..
Bank. sll0. Is shares Broad River Bridge,
Sl7.75.
The negroes sold yesterday also brought
Sood prices One mana valuable servant
WAS bid off at 81, 1000. Carolinian, ,7th insf'
MuRpER.-Mr. John A. Chester, the City
Recorder of Memphis, Tenn, was shot ana III
ssantly killed, by y negro, on the lst INST
The negro exhibited paper, purPortng TO oe
n certificate OF bis freedom, which ne wisned
countersigned by the Mayor and Recorder, but
nm examination, it was discovered to be
forgery. Mr. e. being satisfied that the negro
WAS s, + runaway, was in the act of conveying
him into his. Office for safe keeping, when be
turned, and with double barrel pistol inflicted
themortal wound, which resulted IN his death
In the course of few minutes. The negro,
after committing the deed, acknowledged that
he was slave. He was taken ont by the ex'
:asperated crowd, and Immediately hung. Mr..
Chester's son, young man Is years OF age
was rendered raving maniac, on viewing the
lifeless body of his father.
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champagne with small quantity gone, and an
empty glass letter to his father contain NJ
three or four lines, simply stating his death was
solely bis own act
Under a newspaper was bank note accom-
panied by two memoranda, to the following eff
feet: 81 take 80 grains of morphine in some
champagne" and Il leave this bill, that my
debt to the Hasty Pudding and the Rumcord So
ceties may be paid from it" he had undoubted
ly committed the act at about p n on Satur
day.
His roommate had spent the Saturday aud San
day in Boston, which was the cause of the event
not having been sooner discovered.
He had evidently formed the design of putting
en- end to bis life, as early as the morning Of Sat
urdayi and the perfect GOODNESS with which he
made his very simple final dispositions proved
him TO have been full possession of his faculties.
He was indebted to his knowledge Of chemistry,
OF which study he was remarkably fond, for the
quiet way in which his posture, and the COM
posure Of his expression, showed him TO have
died.
He was 30 eccentric as to be almost proverb
in college, and the last melancholy act OF his life
was the strsBgest of all He was Of a remarkably
amiaole disposition and beloved by his class
mates. His age was 81 years DR.. Wyman, who
was Immediately summoned, considers the untor-
tunate young man to have been without doubt In
sane at the time of committing the deed
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On Monday, our guests having been fed, lodged
and preached to, at the citys expense, freely
given. turned their faces homewardE, and such
reports as they have given Of our hospitality,
actually makes us blush. l only regret that we
did not make the Legislature hold q session
while here, and give Us a good Wing Senator.
Regular daily trains are now running from here
South, reaching Columbus, l35 miles distant, at
about P ~. and Cincinnati at AN next day
AS soon as navigation is fairly opened, the
two splendid steamers Empire State aud Buck
eye State, will land passengers here from Buf
falo 10 less than twelve hours Returning will
leave here in the afternoon aud reach Buffalo in
time for the first express train East. Thus pas
sepgers from Cincinnati will reach Buffalo in
twenty four hours or less, and New. York in forty
two.
The Lake lie now free Of ice as far rs the eye
can reach, and the steamers Arrow, Hudson and
St. Louis are running as they catch the
weather. From Detroit to Erie the coast is now
clear and unless stern Winter and old BOreas
form a new copartnership soon, we shall begin to
think that they have left the field in disgust.
What the Forest City is in Spring, hath not
entered into your heart to conceive unless you
have seen her at that season BUCKEYE.
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SUPREME CerRr OF THE U. STAT es.-

SUPREME CeURT OF THE u. STAT Gs.-
W'ostiuofon, Mordsy March 10. ls5i-No % O w Parks
% ohn Ross Error 70 Circuit Court 81 the l7d States
for District Of Columbia Mr.. Justice Guer delivered taa
opinion Of the Court affirming Judgment 81 SID Circuit
Court in this canse with costs No 80 z D. Conrad ~
David Gnfey Error to Circuit Court OF the Unit-1
states for Louisiana Mr.. justice Woodbury. delivered
the opinion Of The Court, reversing tho Judgment
of said Court with costs, and reminding tbs cause
with directions 20 award venlrt faclss % nO'O
No 90 The United States D. NJ. Hughes ~ a. ApPes
from Circuit Court Of h- United States for Loui'sna Dr.
Justice CAtron delivered the opinion Of the Court reves
ING the decree Of said Circuit Court and vscang aud an
pnlling the patent Of d. Hughes No IS lessee OF r
Wesiherhesd ~. w. Baskerville ct al Error to CIRCUIT
Conf of The United staes Tor middle district Of Tenneee
bT Justice Wayne delivered the opinion OF the Court re
verspe the judgment Of the said Circuit Court win coss
and remandDg the with directions TO award Ven~
fsess de novO No Sc Clements &C. Daniel s-rry r.
ror TO Supreme Court ofTennessee Mr. Jusce Mcleande
vered the opinion Of the Court reversing ihs u1g neo o.
said Circuit Court with and Remaining the cause WIN
directions Tor further proceedings In conformity VI ue
opinion OF this Court No SS. The Philadelphia Winlns-
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company % state OF NAV,
land. Error Court OF Appeals, Msrylsad Mr.: CneI
Justice Taney delivered the opinion OF Tho Court shruins
the iudgms Of Of said Court Of Appeals with costs ana
per cent damages. Adjourned until tomorrow, a. no.
NJ