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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NOR SALE-The Property now owned

u and occupied by Z II. c. raulman at Piermont
The hudngs on sand place are two story hrck dweng
house "a by 20 feet with of two stories 10 BY rs feet
and kitchen adjoining, With tudngS fences and oIher
improvements, excellent aud substantial order
nectcd with the above mentioned buildings frame
filed IA with hck % by 40 feet hch ard has for
many Years been occupied country store and
tne oldest and elegbe business stands the
The whe,e premises furnished With every
for comfortable and pleasant TeSnrnCe also admirably
adapted ,oni of oC and otherwise fr an extensive
business SAID property the upper part the u
age The lotSS9 oe front the high rosn alo aud
OF the lot passes the New York and Ere Railroad
kor further particulars apply tho owners the pxem-
Ses, or TO hir. JOHN j LAGkANE Ne 2l9 Greenwich
ST, New -Nclk.-Pemoai. N. Y. Sept. 90, 1851.
PETER n rAULMAN
s3A fns CuAS TAUIMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
and VILLA PLOTS for

~ SALE el,y al Upper Merrssaria coa'enss'
Src x,sw of surrounding country rlVts van ing nom
usrter o an acre three acres IN size and at pSes
,rsa,elv Terms accommodates Ayib "a NaCnvAN
= NJ New lNrA. % u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NroJrNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
Iva CTATp INSTITUTE No 2Ie Fourth 4. corner Of
NacdpreaI oo MasAin square, VIII open It's Ninth
School year on MONDAY. the 18Th a ScutemDer. whea
,he esr~eent on the School Building Will be comDsts
n "a bred that the opening Of tins Institution fes dan
iaer nan usBa vail be more than bsaied u - pupis
b, The increased advantages tbey Val ce1ye fsm the adj
Suoo OF set Of for the u the school, ard
o,rresuOu NJ addition II Is'rUc'on all the Degrrl-
asnfs n Srudy GEO " CLARKE, Pro2netcrs aud
- TuWTL&Fu JAS TANNING. ! Prrcipah.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
ELOCUTION.-FRANCIS +. RUS

SELL. BocutlOHiSt. respectfully announces that no
has resumed the ustYuctOn Of Glasses aEd Private Pupils
Rooms No 2s3 Broadway. n consequence f the is-
appointment u several applicants fcr ns.FuGoG s, sea-
MIR U be- assisted hereafter by SaT BAlII az
accomplished kocUtonist KesGys from Shak ,pes and
ths Fcels y cIcies at pnsa- rsde LereioOrs
Terms, for ysaie Instruction, tea iess4s SD IrcioI
h class s.. s-1 3~s
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gnhiG Rubber Goobs.

ANuih Aio6rh .sUGB..--.itai...Izo-
lcfrd ssce. ltvpDs lass P-.ee- m : -
taas EaDs- n -la. -us 'o-.rs .fr- s. e4fi. 49,
So N~a-Trt H.iHf As'-.lr- Sc 'c--e- e---' -
-clr.u, c.ar~ss aas st0.ss-l- is t.fs L =
f<rsF. s-i-.f .f-c =. gRtsr 81 .f .
Fr.ert I'D aflIse A. ...sf goods 'rfe eslel II
,-.-i - re.,sszo-icl- -tzr-aan's -F.pes-sd -
--l. ~ gt.-fr ~s-rfea - a'-1t az cse'e- -
- ..as--. terms fr -al- .e4.esg.
E.EA= HUTCHINSON greaas--
sAsEL1 Alxsse.w. s.cr~t.rr sa2s s,aDSaW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
sAs4ls Acyssr.v. s.cr-t.r, az saDNaw
Fa1O THE PNRIIC.--lNDlA KrRRER

q ~ II T ~ Diiif. - y ayi-t n 81 - -
shCiS fsu~ srt~ alton hs> nerU called O. sr Eiy-r-
t.ssreaft3 Hera't = oa,. published ~ r.t v" Nsfk
Herald ~ Juf 81 65i on1 the COe1eT an0 EIsulel -
daie vfitl sfttf muca rnGcrte aru-- ni olr
.tr1rrsy. ~ l.lI. E fe aSserts ttst 81, elrs fSf
-l-rqe t~1 .-f 1r--'iH focc tsc~s Fgls an1sl cGf
r.-,s fl. be- does Rot frfCu-r ~ sYt4r Pa
-fIte fI -lr Hfarrf.Cture of shocs
We Eage Flr t.i,e4 lCcus5 for a. ar- uSs =
in1l hnn -nDe. rrdc- Cf,--1 ears Ps'as sn1 md on
uoneT, and a.c d payiE- rarf ioI tl- same ana 2nY
CAer person might ave done TIE GS9asa1 90 10
ather than 9rate Ufon GouiFe Fes-s Ps-en', We t.us
moe uS. q g0asr 1Eft 20 -. VALE patent taaa 70
iafrn-s q. NJ. Dsj a~er having been secuted o.
ka e Lodged Gpo1fears ngh.S usie - -ien-nt aai
agreed II t6-nre no. to uif.a-e - patents X fnov At
tempting nr only g. infringe sad patents sut 70 1niure uS
ac, VL0 have fer large consideration purca-see ur il
censes ans vors under them and chr~1s Hr ~
z-ecfs- ff1f stcud;rTcS, VIII i7l,as
npoc Good scar PEents de ranrf.ctrre 81 ths s1-s
winch he ".eung tne public AID give l1-ce tlt
he aud all who concerned With run nurrhssirs
vending hls shoes made VIOLATION Of sad patent right
VII be prosecuted. Ne~-Iork july l2. 1851
Il CAkDEE, Harvard Rubber Co. ~
W1l a ROCKINGHAM Treasurer.
The Newafs India Rubber Manufacturing Co.
X HUTCHINSON. President,
FORD 2 co siIuThSN.
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COUNTRY SEATS.-Teu or twelve

BUILDING LOTS OF tro" h'e 'V va "S,es u N.ee"
x,,cA Com high healthy and coaH Aushs aes s"nne ~
~, ss n, sut f aud romantic situations 90 tae New
VoYl and New-Nsven Railroad, teir1y miles trIm Sew
vorS srd two miles from the cepol al fof Chs>'t ,e-
Sn there are sa daily q car tc spS iron New
wsr~S 80 sa SAMUEL G. CORNELL.
foix' ssV No ei3 Wac. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
DICH JEWELRY, MATCHES, &C.


4. JOEL X co. No. 1t3 Roadway. have Just re-
ceyed per steamer P.Tc splendid assortment Ot Jew
elU # the recherche ,haractnT and exquisite work
manship. IN Bracelets, Pins Russ, Chnus, fafrng..
Pencil Cases, uss &c Cold ana Silver Watches. nob
Plated PaDer Nache, FANCY Cabinet WoGk Jet Or
moments, Sandal wood ald other *ans Portcmons es La
clcs' Work case3. China Ornaments Buoerrls sc ac..
which having purchased by themselves or cash
Enope they enabled - Offer cons.5 5rabie redac
the usual prices, No )i3 Broass,y,
10 lm. (neary Opposite the Collamo-c IioHe Hotelb
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

STEAM BOILERS For Sale. two
- l,fsr C.lrd.r E4,i,-s suitable f. Sugar Pia-s.isas
a. uilns 0rr 20 fee on- - fs,t teirr the o'her
=. fee, ef b, r- d. rl.t~r. MAJ. Of inc' irco A>H
S,ar ranufact-fers E.irle ,sr14shr fr- t-ep
a. 'eet " de GATNT $ DERRIC N>Os,
sig'f 10 iGS Fulton q ~ 80 -.t.a-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
RRIvAL of DR.. G. w. ROBACK

4 RRItAL of DR.. &. w ROBACK
= ! at EEW-YORK celebrated Dr c " Re-
hack frun Sve5ea, Professor o AsfrOlogy. Astronomy,
Phrenolo.y. aId Gecmancy has Just ed from Pail
accpha where Le Las fst Win Tie mss. extraordinary
success fOr tie last four oilers he
the c,ensOi NswiOT aud - VICINITY. &. W. RObacs
beng tie seventh scu u! the seventh ard hayg made
Asfrea-y Iz study lie ea.tg Of fifteen
years enjoys advantages dcnvsc froa ling and
fect that possessed ~ this country or IL
EuggJe and beng gified Dy narnre AID kaglng cu-
waited those blessed sffs he prepared % adapt them
ths following USES, and the mn ecate Of ths
following topics HE he consulted with al his orcs
by lstGr PREPAID, and Re prepared = make Use OF
ks power any 4 The fo0smg topics Business Of all
Gescrpto uassiIng by land or cour,shIps ad-
~ Il stooss, merchandise = rea. estate the recovering
safeg # sys IL sea H also has LAD u
certificate u0n. the H0Aorable John Ber!adotte f,r
Mey kne II svecs- which vii give hl,n great pleas.
ure N sho~ng 20 .AcSe who may favor him vlth call
be asO orers ~ services respectiDg health wealth and
marriage love fa,fs journeys lawsuits difficulty 81
hess maud 81 hefs and death past present and future
events snn ali he cplccrns u life and invites all % call
NAO Az s4nicted cCrpcTals mentally. Tenns-Lades
- Gu Ge1Ie4eL 81 Nt;iyitles cacuiatsd and read IN
fo arcod Ding q the Orades and masculine szrsLaces
~ GtLtIsnen s. % Nayities calculated according %
- IL y, Tor ledes 50, L fun 81 Gentlemen 81. m full
- relsoEs ~ cSisHce have tAeI Ratiyes drawn
ni trho TIE date % TIE day Of their bIth Al letters
c,11nin tte aoye Zee vii immedas aAentpa.
ah atfts vii re sent 10 an part VI tas nIteo a'es
~rsr N durable paper. AL sttefs the aSsTe TOPICS,
u si VII be answered gratis Hz ofhce 70 Al No
- -. t1s l-c.s 5s.-a BIC l.wAs. - "a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

r5'O PAINTERS. - The New-Jersey
Exrloriug aud Mining Co throulh The agency OF
the American Institute offer The follow Premiums for
The beet sp as of INC PAINT OF ther manufacture
arued On Panels less than 10 hS II inches 20 be cx-
Llbuod az The approaching Ear a. Castle Garden. Spe-
cners vii bee received g. Castle GARDEN until the 2Oth
Tav o Oct when hc awards VIII fe te ted by the Com
at't a. TIC ustute strcf conformity 20 rs rues w
Fer the best SPECIMENS ->lVO
For me second best spec ~
KO the third best specimens -
Tle specimens uc retained ug th, Company As Their
property 4. oIder o. the Boar, ~ M,ussefS.
Nj III LII. Chairman.
Ints v C-lANnrR.. Sec al NIanagar. s3O5-ruIhAS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
BURGLARY DEFIED, and the PO-

HYDRANTS.- Bartholomew Patent
se-s;oppins safety valve double Snd slugis Hydans
have teeu general for than i've years are
ststug, durable lely 20 get OF order Repsred
cheapiy, h0ut digging dout burst pipe freeze
ale never rt beng sell actngl Warranted 20
work wei For sale uy The PlGubers generally. Water
Con ganles aud plumbers ouly supplied act1y, No
sll TuTt&Siws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STA
1S TIONERY Y.-FRANCIS x LOUTEEL, No. =
Wrung PAYER, Envelopes Coping Presses Gold Pens.
Drawing Tissue and Coorec Payers Cards. q. ag.s-
mon Boards Chsssmen, Portfolios. Accoaot Books Of AL.
kinds sets Of Books ar Lodges. Dsvsc<s, &c Contract
ers Time Books Holel Registers BoOss made Ier
DJes for 1872 Just published fIOm tAe snail poke; -
the lulsize Cap DAILY Journal
FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL. No. - Malden-lane
s26 eis Statl0uers, Frlntsss snl Bookoiucers-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

NEN-JEkSEN ZINC PAINTS. -
fgor-- ea Orramen'a' n-'fnr eVe~u'ca ~ the SU-
.crisrs 0l tls besur fi vtre aDa coofrt Iinc fnls
oi thc NcsF-fs ses IgT TognE SHe AiHloS o. n A. ~"
EIice Nth vshlfe lead. .
TOrTOS>. CHsPs. ~ y co No % lssetty-S
- b sARHEIg. 10. 80 S,h-4f.
JOSEPH DORM. c.7 Grcca0ich sni JS-s.s
Is , BANKER Ne us Cnau.tcrs- 81
n IAsNAN. No. 81 SaIriat- - -, 90
PRINCE . MOON, NJ Ia Le~ri>->t. - lnIulhS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
MILLING and SECURING SOAPS

4. u Lii NJ ana StttHi''' ''-N' b.,
z gar Wo.isu Manufacturers. 81 srpe-or qnAify,
sfa a vtrv .se fsces far "a .as sns rlef aud de-
lv,7d rt, - chsTs. - - hc yc>se. aneihk "f r-
Tas5 cr 60 m r AM tag v-EuglAnt SiS,cs lhe ) ap
!. arrrrci a. cnd - fhr rest "a market or ~ sal- Or
der. rer.c.f Ify soice5 ant w.l te promptly tenf~
= lApES' HAHN E>s. Schenectady. NcN-iorN
- tn S.sus afe rdw vsc- iy \ large riailtf II
49, 80 gnIulANS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
SOUTH BROOKLYN.-Four Lots for

W sale cheap, beautifully located 18th aud 18Th Sts
between ith and 9TH avs p'ce $3.50 each Terms SloO
cash. the balance bond and mortgage per cent for
three years, II required. Inquire OF JOHN MURPHY.
Office TO- Nc 81 " all st New Nork 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
nUuDJNG PLOTS in MORRISANIA

D-S4vrralvery fine Building Plios N Upper N T4'sn@'
100 feet square each the low prce Of 500 oe Co
yeriert 10 ID. DscOi excellent dry soii tne
rIoeTty m the vicinity Of the city Apply T. NOh ~
4 90 Nn 22l Perl ~, O1 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NALIFORNIA GOLD SPECIMENS.

~ Quartz and Sand, bought by N SOLOMON s. co 4,
Gold and Silver heners aud Assayer, Sweep Sccrs ard
Cleaners OF earth minerals and all known substances that
tbe above me ais O'd gold. silver diamonds and
precious stones bought jewellers and syorsnths sweeps.
and AL hard substances ground II the rvhuc Ro
fnery al Nc a. Ann ST. NCw-lOrk. so lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

g SHUSTER'S DRAWING and
- PAINTING ACADEMY, No 800 Broadway. s
now oter fr the rfceptoH " pupils destruction viii b
giye. N DRAINING add PAINT &c of al Kinds seps
class for lsdes saturday clas, fo female eachs
Ger;lemen's clss. FROM I To O'CLOCK. PM
EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN
DrawInE from Plaster Casts from q O'Clock NJ H
vii also teach a. schoo,s Visual Portraits 40 OH. P
tell. Miniature anc LItEosra2k vl be erecu,sd. and g
sen. ,iaIcs warranted. 20 In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
4 CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

"a CkAN BUCKS UPHOLSTERY,
w HOUSE aud ship-Furni,hine wareroous No
3l3 Graudst New York whore w.l be found complete
cf The ollo1n articles Feathers, halr,
aud husk also beds mattresses pallasses and cushions
also ttdstt ads every description, patent screw,
non Ont loch ont screw, cCge and trundle cots.
Sc also splendid variety Of paper hanging borders,
MI would call particular attention Ia is style Of
hair and spring maftiosses " Bod beds and mat
trCsees renovated aud made over equal 10 new, BY
". CRAWBUCK. No S58 Csraud-st second
SO lm' door east ol ESseh-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
ANARM for SALE-Near the New-iIa-

AND.-For sale, in lots to suit pur-
cts.e,s rear,ifp oiece Of 100 acre. of Land tvrne
o. ths north SIDE Long Islsnd Railroad abedt Ty
roas from the depot. and fronting 90 .ne ,ns T.tS
NsdssSD-lt n Y, or ROBERT SEAMAN JerioA' l. l.
El2 lHs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Alarbincrn, %r.
RVO PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER

Il PROJECTORS FOR SALE, at low prices, IN COM
pee order several secondhand Printing Presses as io-
lows: "
Double Cylinder Printing Machine, size Of bed 81 by
81 inches. " 90
Single Large Cylinger Presses size of bed 5O by 81.
inches
Medium Washington and Smith Hand Presses
Super Roy az Washington Haad Press.
Also Iron StardIng Press.
HOE CO, Nos % ard 81 Coolest
so 2wTuIhSSSSiN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
EARM FOR SALE.-For sale low or

vii he exchanged for IOusc Lot m THIS clty, u
the beat Fsims OtSego County n w. either for Grain
or Grass containing 1872 acres, and divided into snail lots
building the center from which every lot be
With miles OF the Surrounding oouatry. Apply 10 5.
PETERS. No. lO7 West-st. s2S 2w rUrhSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

DICH FURNITURE.-JULIUS DES-
q SOIR respectfully informs ms customers ard the
public generally. hat he has removed his Cabinet Ware
room, 10 No 5i3 Brordway door to the Chinese Bu
scum He has nov, hand large and beautiful sss0rt-
ment Il Furnure the richest description, u which hs
invites attention lie is also prepared ~ furnish 10 order
the VARIOUS STYLES of choice Furniture usesuch
Gothic Antique Ehzabethan French and other designs
and which he viii Of the geIy best materials
workmanship and finish. 81 ilm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

SOLDIERS PATENTS.-ILLINOIS
~ LANDAU soldiers heirs of solder 10. had
land granted 10 them services IN The uar II
1872 they eatltled, ROW se their CLAIMS o,
have them looked up Lands sold and los for taae, All
be Purchased Information free Bussress hncrs from
A. NJ, t. sP- M. Call or address J. p SrROT, a; IN,
- BsoslSsJ IaSlIaLcs 0Ece. - ls.FuInAss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
GENTS FASHIONABLE FALL
HANGINGS.-FRAN-

LNl Y r. HAfEK ia nan
II CISPARFS CO. No. 37e PeaT-street, have lust
received and offer Wholesale and retail e1ten7e
sortment of All tie nchest styles 0 Decorative Velvet,
Gold aud Satin, French and AIn0ncan PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS, selected expressly for Draw1nE-
Rooms &c Also ali the most approved styles OF Decara-
tive Oaks Marble Blocks Panel Wof, Sc.. suitable Tor
Halls Dniug Rooms sc The most perfect Wor~ men 30
hang paper always On hard 50 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

EsIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,
Il FIRECLAY sc--The subscribers, Importers Of Fire
Brcs bl9lt kin Tiles, Gc., have constantly hasd
Red ard " White WELSH" Lister" Ruford's Sour-
bridge :" Hukman." and "Chance" do. and " gam.irk"
Fire Bncks common and flcy shapes.
fireclay welsh Lumps and Oyesties
Malt Kiln Tiles d hoe-a very superior article
Coai-BumsOus and Anthracite OF all descnp ptlons fJr
s.l5 Ia lots to suit purchasers. Apply 10
SAGL. THOMPSON n, NEPHEW
aul Gm- No. N5 PeiLi-st., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
: UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-5oo dcs. JUS,

rssVsd f-sr Zulfsk. ccrpTsnz ali the sEoritf van.
su-s II arzs smsi both. Alsc. Gaerian, RisSs
s.- 0r K-ou.ue Brown Nlstssr b. the gfoss cr case
I,h 81 ~ Br-lShss s4d Toilet Artlciss " eVry d.
,rig-- Rsxcr. an. Cutlery. Drsgglsis art Faacy
"a. v.sl.-s A. rrfNf call md stock
- - YEANCIS TONES 6 SONS
,tt - No. 5 NJ tfdea-lzne
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 2. 1851.

ENGINE AND BOILER Il second
= hand Engine ard BaIl,r Il ,en h1rs. Dos-r. ,si-
Inqui, q, \ " " BRADYS, NJ a Orsea>- - Ny
Il,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
IUIGU-BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

EIGHTH AVENUE RAIL ROAD These Lots
are tuated on the ester side Of the Harlem Hsei
between DlcC Combs Dam Bridge and the High Bridge Any
persp acquainted with the suburbs OF TINS Cny vi" er
seIye on viewing the High Bridge Lots that they pose
great advantages for residences over all other localities
sbou the CITY and that they far cheaper than sy Ghei
nToDerty as we situated The bill for the 9th av Railroad
having been signed by the May0r the road vi" be com
menced forthwith, and speedily finished tplease inq1ne
and ea the fact The fare for the entire enge ot the
road is 10 be but The scenery peseaed iro a.
rct even par ofths property exceedingly interesting
embracing most beautiful offand and water This
ornDerfT also has WIDE front uDOn the Harlem River,
heTey aoTdng every facility for boating and fishing For
mans ard other Information apply to ~
sie i'm. d. b. WINTON, No. II Cedarst cor Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
4 r. PRIVATE SALE handsome

brown stone front Houses and Lots Of Ground, known
Nos 81 and % Eighteenth between the 3h and 6h-
avenues The houses 25 by IS feet In dep'h aud
stones high and well butt having been
cupled finished with all modern improvc nents
and Cold Water Baths Water Closets
Tubes. Dumb WATERS SC, &c. The lots are full size
portion Of the purchase money can remain on bood ana
mortgage For price terms and further particulars. ap-
ply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER. Auctioneer, NJ. 7
Broad. st. SO Ivy
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-18
BRADnAMs, July 4. 1851,

BRADHAMs, July 4. 1851.
To Messrs. Rhame, Baker, and McCauley.
GENTLEMEN: Reluctant as / was to have
undertaken the duties Of an occasion to which
recent events have added so deep and so impor-
tant, yet feel still greater repugnance to OBJ.
trude my youthful and Improbable reflections
beyond the limited circle Of those whose patri-
otto entertainment they were alone intended to
promote.
In complying, therefore, with your request, |
beg to assure you, gentlemen, that in no sense
of my own appreciation of its merits could |
give higher evidence esksWingness to sac:
riice personal consds1 das to the behests Of
my felow-citizens
If it can in any mad however, serve to
evince the patriotic fs with which that
class of Carolina youth ftds@lich belong) are
ready to perform their duties to the State, it
will, to the utmost ofmy hopes and rishes, have
accomplished the object of its mission. Very
respectfully, &C.,
JonN p. RICHARDSON, JR.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-18

VlHE subscriber would inform his friends and
/ the public generally. tina, he has opened an
extensive stock of GROCERIES. at the stand
formerly occupied BY Joseph w. Dolly, one door
south Of Canpbel's lakery, and opposite II. Le-
Wy & Son, where may be found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting in part
Of the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. and 2 sMackarel in kits, for family use;
Rio aud Java Coffees; crushed and Brown Sugars;
New Orleans Molasses, (new crop) butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, rasins,
currants, almonds, English mustard. hlberts, pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-18
From the Carolinian and Telegraph
GRAFTON.

Delivered in Clarendon on the 4th July, 1851, by
JOHN P. RICHARDSON, J7. Published by request.
BRADHAMs, July 4, 1851.
John P. Richardson. jr, Esq.
SIR: We have been appointed committee
to request of you, for publication, copy Of the
eloquent Grafton which you have just deliver.
ed Allow US to express the personal grati6ca-
ton which your compliance would afford us.
Very respectfully, &C.,
G.R.F. BAKER, Committee.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-18
THE SOUTHERN STORE.

ALL who wish Bargains, are invited to call al
"A X. S. MOFfATS new Southern Store,
third house above the Tank OF Camden, where
they will find a complete assortment OF
Drg Goods. Groceries and Hardrare,
consisting in part, as follows:
Fancy and mourning i!rints
7-9 and ia brown Shirtngs
Blue DenIms and Marlborough Stripes
Sattinet,s aud Kentucky Jeans
Cloths and fancy Casslneres
Negro ke-seys: Bed and Negro Blankets
Nous DE 'aines. Ginohams, dc.
Groceries.
Brown. Loaf, crashed AID clarified Sugar
Rio and Java Coticrs
New Orleans and West India Molasse1
Markarcl. Nus. , amd3 III barrels
Cheese Rice. Flour. Bacon and Sat
Ras'us, Pepper. Spice
Tobacco, Segars. &c. &r.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia and Iron Spoons
Trace and Halter Chains
.,ArS, Hammers and llAcels
S,adcs, She ,lS and Hoes
Hand, mili ard crnsScut $rws
Vices, anv'lS and backsmith's bellows
Nails, hrads, tackS and sp gs
Knob, pad cluset anG stock locks
Iron squares. compas>es and plane IRONS
Brushes, backing cotton and wool cards
Broadaxes and stcelvard>: pots aud skillets
Broad and narrow Iron &c.
Ready Made Clothing
OF every description.
Saddles, Brides and Martnsaes
Crockery and Glassware
Gunny and Dundee Begging
Kentucky Rope and Twne
Together with every other article usually ioun
in we'll seler,ed stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries
and Hardware. All of which will be sold exceed
ingly low for cash.
s5g"T The highest market prices paid for cotton
and other country produce.
Dec. "a, X. S, MOFFAT.
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Darlington Hotel,

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
TIME above House having been purchased and
fitted up anew by JuuN DoTEN, Is again OPEN
cd for the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention TO the wants and comforts OF guests
will be given, and effort, calculated 10 merit
the patronage Of all who may favor the establish
rent with visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon The table.
Cumlorrab roouls tor families or individuals,
are pref ard.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hOsIers.
Drovers can be we'll accommodated, any
number of horses and mules can he ept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov. |, $50 ST It
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NEW STORE.

FTNHE subscriber is now opening large assort
Il ment of Groceries and staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(south of the Bank of Camden,) which he will
dispose of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well TO
call and examine the stock, consisting in part OF
the following, viz:
Loaf, Crushed, Ground and Gran nulated Sugars
S Croix Porto Rico. and New Orleans do
Nv Orleans, Muscovado and Cuba Molasses
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
Gunpowder, Young fiyson and Black Tens
Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow Candles
No. and Mackare in Barrels, Half and Quarters
Wine, Soda and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch, assorted
Pepper. Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs. Mace and Cloyes
Powder, Shot and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and Castings
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and Win " GlA
-ALSO-
Bleached and nnhleachcd Shirtings and Sheetings
Blankets. Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and Oznaburgs
Together with large assortment OF
Tagging. Rope and TWinc.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camlen, S. c. Sept. %.
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\ few doz old Port Wine, lleIdsick best CHAM
pagne, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pints. to-
geher large stock Of Bagging, Rope and TwIne,
all OF " hci he offers low Tor cash.
Jan.l S. F.. CAPERS.