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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

,,atr affair, la rssrrence TO The tsn'
rrsl be len explsei, orders that his re-.
;naips hu en,embssi upcN his larfl ~
] u.r.lf;c,d, md tia, they be te'lpwed
A 10 their iina, rcsing place by his family
and neishhors. He also desired that
f,he services te perforated by the Par
ks,L e.essymsa, lie wished fer 90 pomi !,
! o. display. How much Ike Daniel
NV ,bs,er l. this rcgncs, I!
1 From haif.pss, to ~ o'clock tue
'srea, man failed rapidly. Accusing
, from lr,l,argy at 10 o'clcck. his coun'
,enaucc became animated. wnd his eye
aa,..ed will, its usual pfiiliency, he cs'
claimed. 49,
= Il Sliii Itsr
ani Immediately sank ir'o state OF
p. Tranquil unconscionSness. those were
: the las, words Of Webster. his breath
:. ing now became fainter, aud b. strength
s.ermed entirely PROSTATE. Tie hnger
{ ed in this condition until p minutes
to 3 O'Clock; when 'ht siiris retarnsd
tots Go,--aud Daniel Webster was M
! more.
B A few minu,es after he had expired
y Mrs Webster catered tue room, 10 eaz'
.yupon the li.eless remains Of her be'nv
, ed partner. The scene IS beyond dos
!, c,ip,ion. lcr grief found n,le'ance II
I The mcst ~aquisilely agoniz'ns tones A."
+! sortow' 80 affecting II scene We Lav
y never Witnessed II were vain 10 at
y tempt a. mirror it. lad Ne the powe
20 10 do. II WAS - picture never TO b
!, forgotten.
a We sav Mr.. Wct.irt's form II fcN
ininuies after death Though II wa
( much changed. yet there were 'hoS
I characteristics Of lbe brave man, stron
In death as they had bccu ia life.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
Tho President and General Scot.

Tie New York Expires says We
have been surprised TO hear nfimal..gs
from protested fricnd1. as we'll It. opnn
enemies, Of the Wing causs. that The
President was not favorable 10 The slss-
tion Of General Scott. Soon after tho
nomination ~as made, we saw publish
ed an extract from Il private letter writ
ten ty him. which VIA decidedly Ia fa'
,or Of the election of General Scott. mud
q publication in the Washington Re.
public asserted The same thing We
have recently seen private lsI,eT. nd
dressed hy ilir. 10 frisnd in this city.
FROM which, though evidently not in
tended for publication, We have, Under
the circumstances Of the case. been per-
miiied 70 make The following extract.
which we publish for the purposs Of
putting this matter at iest. We know
that The President has taacn no aci!rs
part in the canvass, either before CT
SINCE the Homina,ion vas made, h.: VS.
baye reason to know ,ba, in his p.isna
ac's and conversation. for Nc ..aya
heard II from his own lips, he HAS &c.
quiesced most cheerfu!ly in that E6ni-
nation. givea il III, cordiI! support, and
urged his I,eDds TO support II wilh oil
'rue Ltaredness and in Ill sincerity
Washington. Oct. Is, 1862. .
Nix DEAR Sir.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

3 NA,aiN.tcH mad mi a,1SssslI
prei ;l,e Gall Il oac WHO had. as Is
aetr, created ,.ew aosltl aud alses.,
10 life = new ReFablic; at the dcati'
of CLAY a hssion vert: tsnd v'e|
might here, 10 rareu;hests. speak OF
the gentle passing away Of this bright
the las, expiring ish'
OF m autumn sawse, aalle, q. the
death Of WLrSrgb : al stand amazed
and wonder low !, Is tina; such an IN
Reflect, such mud, can pass from
eai,.,. and no longer give VS. etiiIc OF
|, i,o,asc. Bat SO it il. And Will,
'thc peaceful Potomac ,.eu,Iy 'Gyes ia,
'bauks a. Mount NcrnoU. staging IT.
'quiet ,lirgc 10 tie Ia, merry ct the im
Inotsal Washington, ani While .lr
scr,lc b:eezes that Play aroutd gaicI
shlani. still continue to mnrnur 4
farewell to that Brilliant western ga!
20 lately passed from view. the tie
mains Of our immortal WEBSTER liz
on the Car New England coas. wliel
| nc loved 50 wcli--aud where tie IN
!iing, nrsereessing roar Of old oceal
,halI FOREVER sing HIS requieln-an,
,n I'll coming tine draw pilgrims t.
,hs shrine Of New l+asland's farolit,
{enn
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

The worst fears entertained foy The
fate a the great man Daniel Webster -
OF once 'hc pride tho hoi,or aud glof,
81 America aud VI the world have been
realized. TLis man Danie!--'be world
yehowne.i Daniel Web.icT---,he -trcwd
diplosna,is,---,hc able statesman tho
sage and IN the estimation " many The
J.,pi-God Of the day. has been called
sp0n 10 sl,ow thai he too. IL mortal, and
that sN there II II earth shall die - "a
the grass dieih IN the ripe and mellow
Autumn. lie, " look on this We
havs.sll seen tbs Call u the stately pine;
~ have ~ heard the crash. in the fail
II the mighty OAK /, ws have seen the
,sndril vius elinging around ,hsse gian,
trunks Of tho forest ARD VIC have seen
alike. undril, irunk aid Tree all fall to-
geiher. but we AK now in most sober
.srnesinsss-- and wi,h n view to a,lrac,
attention 10 the enquiry here in the
is,ory Of The world has tina. world been
called upon 10 mourn within the short
lpaec VI four calendar months the loss
Of Tires such men ~ Webster, yelling.
ton and Clsyf The world has never
before seen this--nof can any man nov
pom, 10 the three p,e-eminen'ly gres'
asn 10 Oil their placed.
II IL a. oil times interesting and prof
'sh'. TO sludy the history Of .1ch ma,
Is Mr, Nets.sr. and especially is II
proper ., the present. limo to recall 70
m'nd The more interesting Ind striking
Is"ases IN he 't.. In doing 'his o,sr
i'na;s, VI ,esfse. vii Allcs %, space on.
~ IT . rn.aet. sketch Of thu more i'm.
ror:An, ssenn in his i,i.'s history and
we therefore take from he Boston At.
lss III. following brief oat!ine of,hc pab
lie lie Il tins sssa. and wosderfo! nan
Daniel wetses wss born in IN,
town Of Salisbury, n, H., on tho ls'i
Of January. l7sz. lie wss consequent,
y in hi. 7lM year nj lie lime Of hia
death. The family came originally f,om
Seo,lsnj, though i, settled in Hampton,
n. IL, in tho year 1855. Ia his ltit
year The future s,s'e.man Mas placed by
bis father in HKe,er Academy. where
no remained bot few nsn,hs. lie
ss removed 10 Boscswen. and placed
under The isi,ioa d the Rev. Sansus
Woods, where the cha, &c Il instruction.
bsard, sc. ~as bat ono dollar week
10 Aasas., 1871. he entered Dsru,oa,i
College and graduated in August. 1901
Willie In College. during the wisi-s Va
eaiiena. he taosh, school. IA leasin:
college be entered as law student, the o.
acs Of Mr. Thompson. in Salisbury
While there he had Nm offer 10 tract
'eisoo' ia fr,eearS, tMe.. al .alar,
Of $3.50 year. all Of which he msasge'
10 ave. a. he e@Iaoyea iinself ss.i
from bis duties as teseaer. AZ IA us
si''xn' in the office Of Register Of Ds-r,,,
Here also. be read fsr lie fret i'm
bsseisloac'. Commemorate, aaJ csa,ni
ted u memory ~. AIs,' Celebrate
Sfsech oa The British '~ar.
10 September, 1902, lie retained ,
Nf. Thosnpsoa'. sG,ee and resumed III
slsdy 81 ia~, a. remained cniil $50
~hea he esci &c Bestoa and ,.b,sine.
a. lgr, e,a in slse o.sioe q II
lea Cr 'tI'' Gore. Ibh -, a 10
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

HoRRIBtf.--An acciden, recent,
occurred on the Georgia Stat. Rail
road, 10y which two mea were killed
and ote Of The fremen was caught b,
.,te feet between the locomotive and ,h,:
tender, and held fast in tbs position
pad his feet drcadfully crushed. No
proper exerl.ons 10 relieve hi,n wer,
Ini lie. and The poor fello. in his agon,
,entrea'cd them 10 san his legs of
This Was aeiuuliy done by some Of"
with common hand.saw, and The man
sss allowed 10 drop TO tie ground,
~he'e be BLEED to death! AFTER he was
: niiicaied tue locomotive aud tender
were rr!cd sran ard the f,es dropped
out. Mas here etel a parallel es,e Of
'4gi''y:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

Pst;tions referred - Of inhabitants
"a Gre,as. Barnard. Cayendish, and
Heading, fer the Maine liquor lav.
Ito ccmmi,tco on ,hnt subject; Of n.
tH. Csinhcll and others, for tho re-.
I ,iti Of insolven, debtors ard an equal
..,iis,siba,ion OF their clloen 10 heir
kcredtcrs: to Ju iieiary committee:
Eof levi Davis aad otlserr, relating n
kthe seme committee.
lEnsyesscd Bile. 40 pay.- .Jere.
sminh Mcdonald $1,000 u pay wm.
kIlaskins gao annually tor Eve years
Y both !assel. Az.
sENAI.
q ao'eioci. r. ".
\ Reports by Mr. Nor,Lsop, from
Sthc committee on Claims, fayorably
to the bill to pay Jeremiah Mcdonald;
q by NJ, Miller, from the committee On
Education, !avorahly to the bin to n.
corporate the bristol Iii IL School;
AMI by Mr.. Nor,hrop, from the COD,
mittee on Claims. iavorahly to the bill
Ito pay Wm. lla.kins the SON there.
Tin named ard they were sevcrally
,yread the 81 tiwc, sud ya.s.d.
4 Bills iatrod1csd and y.t,rrsd-By
'sMr. Martin, relating to fees oe Grand
-Kand Petit Jurors; (alIoNiuS ,hSm
1925 Ter day > on his motion 10 s.
n The Char announced the ,,,o...,
'smcn. oS Ne..rs Pei <, $40 al n"
Iley Of Lamn;i.c "a ne 6 ,.c, 80,
sy,es on vi, ~
a Mr How, called IT,, Il, -, ~,
Eiiun 70 n, G..b,, .,.,,,.;t,.t.n
e. .nnd il ga, Rad ,i,s IN I'm. an,
f,>,,,J
B Mr. UolA, O ,,,o1 he lai~,.
Elm tn I.,.lv,>s n,5 ,lr ,,,.nS.
F,nsn, Of Mr. un}c 0.t ScIrc.r,, msv
Ed, ,h. t;srr,,,,,,., -. ,r,,; > xas.
e,bc u.r ,r vl,;c}, l,, hcon sn,,src..J.
BeJ H. r,l,,. "a, ,,r,o5n1 :, r.
'f,lo, a,.,an5. .<r,s ,,,,n ,"o'..a,,;,,.l
H. 4; .,o,,,.,,.;r, ~, r.,is
7 q. g ~ y .r.n
b or,",l -. 49,, - i vi" u !. w.
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s e. - ,oI' ','''' - ".' ~ -
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+ "'''#'
z hfpcyts r Cohn i'Iu. - Roadi
H.. favor OF Oil ,,l4nlla,; n Tc;ty to
bAma,a l. lioltvnb, a. "a. st the
'El ctiton Tor ferry % Ama'a J.. Hol,
fcomb, and against Il. le:;.or for
Ia ferry TO john D. Re- uo,d', a&i the
kbill and report were LAID On ZIG cable.
'EBy Judlcisry Committee, bill rcla,ing
the cIcctiSs, Of men,,ocr .! Coasre"
Tin the third district, (prosidins ,ha;
's,ncmbcrs Of the Legislature may vote
: lat Montpciier,) it was ordered IL
'{third reading.
d Biils introduced and referred. --lEy
Z Mr.. Wright OF Cas.lc,on, to alter lhs
tnamc Of James Goa Smith !; to 'ho
fGcneral Committee. From the Sen.
'fatc, laying tax Oh the county Of
'tChtcn1en: the Speaker remarked,
scn presenting the bill, that 10 had
doubts Of the pronricty # Irescn,ins
Iii, rs it had originated in the Senate:
'fanl the iii was laid on the table. -
4 From the Senate. to incorporate tho
'fOtlcans Liberal Institute referred
sto the Committee on Education.
& TIE resolution for adjourumer: to
'fMonday morning. 100 clock, was ell
Fled M. when Nj. PAGE moved 70 a
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,ls.s hsaa,ssds Marble esiorns nsy I
,naved moasarr into 6a.'. ,'aae nsf
Isrs,e all impress from ,lgc efamb''ns
,srae. tss ,l+ir tssne remains, ,vr with
Ame,icsn Liberty eely cas- It perish.
Il vas the iss. swelling !Hal ~ y"na'r
cs,nir TIER be1.p ar i.Disd ~
ptay,, Sei tier #ass, ice'k ceri m0ys
I tas,b that ,,iva,n ,oas: ! ccho ,ha'l
lefty .,,sia a. fencFal 'ria'oph, ctf'j
ngnf iresi .'v'mere
These words eny,nl like the football.
{cf ,oi.ry III the Acser,ed mauso-i
!eum os lis lsairo,i .hrne. There l.,
a nejcs,ic solcmu'ty, cathedral like|
cloqnrncc. alt l,s,ah ike rhapsody III
| them, Tia. subdne TIE heart, and a
wahen cn,ulion, y! the most lofty and
,ublilbe ie,s aud We, changing the
number. releat ,nvoianiari'y--T hyI
o.Gvs,b cyermorc' Dn, Nc must|
lass on. In November. 1926, bel
y,,ro,ac,ea 10 CONGRESS- With al.
mos, entire unab;mi,y: but before
,,.;,,, hi. .c,, he Mas elected be- the|
f. , ,,., - ur & s.
/ s.rs.e Yb. vote in tie Le.f,lalure
stood 49, c,llow.--ln Senate. Dmmel
4 Webster % John SllI.. II, Elw !
YE,.,ct. lev; Iinc,tnl In the
R,,oose Daniel Webster. BOZ John
MN. ~ sra,,cr,r..ll The illness
lad death of hi. ni(. Prevented him
: from ,aki,e lis seat in Tie senate
{ until 1928. Am,n, his frs, cfi.r,
J ,c. ...-,,,,,, :, c.u..
Z =, ;;.,rc. 49,. .,,,.;.;n. ,o,
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
0acs More, Wings !

We sulposc il is generally unlcr,
stood that YaesdJy neat is the ia,
set apa,, for another triumph to I'll,
WLi,.of \orn,ont and we trust Of
tic Union. As every Wiz k,,ows
III. dD,y. We hore none Nil n,of,,t il
1n ,hntdav.
1t ia said or the gallant ScorT. that
when blccjiu. upon the field Of lun
AVS Lane--aD,i when he vas suffer.
Ia ,,c mon intense a2ony from vh,'
..s dion. ,I.,,,l, ~; Ioc,h ,.,.,,l
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

lioNoRS 70 WEBsTER. We per
celvo that throughout the length and
breadth Of the land, the most pro
found resrect has been paid to the
memory Of .Lis illustrious man. Ii
our village, Oh Monday, the stores
shops, and places Of business were
generally closed-somc clothed il
,habiliaments Of mourning and 10C
minute guns were fred in the after
neon. We have never witnessed 4;
more general manifestation Of respect
for a departed one than on this oc
casion.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

s~.l,, f,,~e.y1a. ssss .w~ wikrs ss
80 -, .ssssa sss, iA~@ossss aa 1
o.. Wig. Hes borg s,ii ~ tsA- 1T
80 .sss 80 tafw 'ys' tee ikasss $50
- .ssssa tn ai,sss tae,es ~'ass
ehvsA s.sss ~ssr ~ css"s'y sass u
! s~x,.s "a, ~silot. syii s.ss&t The hs
]. snrnA .s.s slsst .asis Hp s.a estss's
y svs.ys'.srs ss.s. u. aei i'@ th'sa,s- u
kanuns 10 IL . xssvs lrsl ~ rs gs.liss,.s.
"A s..s SO . tax ss.rh ssvs m lsss.
|. IA ,c, ssss~ei~s ss,si sesh q us'Je'
III t.,ks = god hal - Il ihsss - a.
sskss ;sts .s,ssh ~ass ssaisng ap ea~. 20
!, sss~n t,,s ys-ssysssss sal stsss Css'
rrs.s y W., eya 70 hate ,yias 'snn
Ns,s asss xS.s saxH tsss''ss y
!. 4. .s.s, ~ I. ~, y a'ss sst q. srsss
izs~A'
/. 81. .s.i lie .ah sssL rbossnfu'
ssy,.,.saa sAa ses The ter. css'ss y.
II Asrs x. ssaLs strs, Shs's sar1
= Sas,csxM sssssr. s.i sbs lad b. haef
y, - N. .a.sssd-r. s.i sAys sl.c. Oh. Mr.
ps~ss~g. pf.J ID, v - ~vssssd. be-
!, sssu in frvssdwscs-
/. A,.A s~~. NJ. dslss a Seated, !
,ss ess 49, savikis6 10 rssrssrss~ -
~ ~ ssissvs Clsi~ Jo.hass sasioa'
/, s~.eS sss ~-sii d. great k'adncs'
10 yess Oh ftssrd.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
gT-The Wooden Factory at Burlin

gG-The Wooden Factory at Burling,
ton, W., is TO be sold at auction on III.
2oth Of Oct. The establishment chang
cd hands about two years since, and the
rev Proprieiors put in new machinery
bat after running year and a half,
were obliged 10 suspend, and place theii
property il the hand, Of trustees.
The above extract We olip from the
~. Patriot, which supports for the mex
President, Franklin Pierce. man who
Is known to favor the British Policy o.
Free TrGde, which policy tends rapidly
% break down American manufactures
and render such bankruptcies as the
above bat an every day occurrence, -
Northern Inquirer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

FIRE IN TRoY.--We learn that
Troy was last night (Thursday) Wis.
tied by a fire which proved 1aorc dis
astrous than any with which she has
been visited for some time. This fire
broke out in Fulton.st., and consumed
to the amount Of over SG0,.
600.
Among the buildings burnt were
three fine 3 story brick buildings, the
finishing shops # Eaton & Gilberl's
Carriage and Car manufacturing cs-
one church, and other
buildings, together with a large a
'rnoun. Of personal property.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

HuNps,. ot !, - "
The Hon. Daniel Webster, Srcreta.
ry O. State, Of The United States. died
at hi. Mansion Hose at Marshficli.
llns morning. at twenty two minutes be-
fore three o'clock.
His las; hour was entirely calm, and
he orralhcd his iast so peacefully that
twas with difficulty The precise moment
~a' perceived OF his departure.
The folIoeing particulars We copy
from an eNtra is'1ed from the Bee
olhce
Il 'H'ed'y ~ TIC ur,e Of The after
r""a b" co''e'@ed freely and wiih gres,
"i a;r',. - 'ls,M 81 - la'ioi ~ h., p,,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28

The fniisving leisrr.Eosn MafshAc'u
.iyies va n,s..ue, X Mr. Webster : les
laomes,s a,,l ,.oash, ~r c"py, the 'ifs
Cron, the JaarAi, ani tbs ssAer ,w'
from Inc T., * CARTE.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
SAM,L. EIOYT,

LATE OF THE FIRM OF sAM'L uorT & CO., SAVANNAH, GA
WoULD announce to his friends that he has re-
w moved to Charleston. S. G., No. l49 East Bay
where he is prepared to do general Commission busi-
ness ana furnish to order, at all times, any articles
from the North or South that may be wanted for the
usual commission as well receive and sell the same
And pledge myself thst all business entrusted to my
care shall receive such attention will insure similar
manifestation of their good WILL not doubling that my
acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will
enable me to do as well any, and better than many
Also, dealer in Butter Cheese, Plaster, Marble Dust
Cement, Limo and Hair.
And Agent for sundry Machine Manufactures North
and South as weas Sias c. Hcrrings Fire Proof Safes
Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which
will be furnished short notice, and at manufacturers
prices
Cash paid at all times for Wool Green, Sailed and
Dry Hides Deer and Sheep Skins Shipping Furs, Bees
wax Rags, Rope Cuttings Sea Island Cotton Seed and
Florida Moss Also, Southern Tanned Leather in the
Rough Terms Cash invariably Refers to the citi-
zens of Savannah generally. roas-
Sept Z. 73 3m.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
REEDER & DEsAUSsURE,
IN, EOuity-KersElasv.

Zack Cantcv and Wife vs. John NJ. DeSaussure, Trus
tee, WIN. Adamson Cantey-Bil to sell Trust
Property.
TN obedience to an order in this case made at June
L Term AD. 1852 Of the said Court, will offer for
sale at Public Outcry at the Court House Door in
Camden on the first Monday in November next, all
that Tract or Parcel Of land Except the residence
the same known as Spring Dale place, and two hun
drcd (2OO) acres around iD lying the East side Of
Watcrec River in KcrShaw District containing by re-
survey of T. Parker Deputy Surveyor of the 18th day
Of January lSl9-Filteen Hundred and Twenty Q520)
Acres-bounded North by lands Of DR.. E. A Salmond
and lands Of the Estate John Chesuut East by lands
of the Estate Of John Chcsnut South by lands Of Ed
ward E. Adamson, and West by the Wateree River.
The said Tract with the exception above made, will
be sold at the time and place herenbeore specified to
the highest bidder for the same provided it brings over
Six Thousand Dollars 10000 but it will not be sold for
less than Six Thousand Dollars (60O0)
TERMS-A credit of one two and three years-pur-
chaser 10 give bond with approved personal security
and mortgage Of the premises. Possession OF said
lands to be given the lst day of January ensuing
said SALE and the purchase money to bear interest
from the day possession is given.
w. Ii. R. WORKMAN, C. E. f. D.
August 6. G3 tt
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN SETTING MINERAL TEETH.

TNHE undersigned, owner and agent of DR.. Aliens
Il valuable Improvement for the Southern States,
begs leave to call attention to its superiority over all
other methods in the following particulars:
INCREASED STRENGTH CONTINUOUS Gum, LFE.LIKE
APPEARANCE, PERFECT ADAPTATION OF THE PLATE,
AND CLEANLlNESs--TnE TEETH, GUM and PLATE being
baked into OyE PIECE, without intcrstccs and as Tree
from impurity as piece o. porcelain
Dentists are Informed that have fitted mp labora-
tory in Montgomery Alabama, and am prepared give
instruction. and FURNISH MATERIALS. Two days in
the Laboratory will enable any competent Dentist to
put up teeth in this style 10 his entire satisfaction.
The public, and especially those who cannot use the
pieces they wear for nasticaton are informed that
am willing to insert Teeth on this pan and give the
parties thirty, sixty ninety days to test them, after
which they may return pay for thcm at their plea
sure. Those who wish to see me in Montgomery must
make immediate application, at the Exchange Hotel
Is. +. SMITH, Surgeon Dentist,
ia ST. Charles st New Orleans.
July 81. GO 2m.
~ Circulars containing full particulars can be had
at this office.
cSs"Dr. Smith is now in Augusta, where he will
or q few DAYS only. August 3.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
August G.
Ila E1llity-kershaw.

Josiah Pierce and Wife, Zack Cantey and Wife vs. Ed.
ward Z. Adamson-Bll to sell land for Partition.
compliance with order in this case made at last
i June Term of said Court invite proposals for the
purchase Of that portion of the Real Estate OF Louis
Adamson, lately decd, lying on Watcrce River and
called the Brerad Place containing tits thought about
-Four Thousand and Eightythree (40S3) acres. Said
tract adoins lands belonging to W. j. Taylor, Zack
Bowen, L. Parker, Estate of Jno. Chestnut.
Terms to be specified in proposals as they are open
to agreement of parties in interest to whom all propo-
sitions are to be referred for acceptance rejection
Propositions may be made to the undersigned.
Sale not to be effected before the lst January next
W. H. r. WORKMAN, c. E. K. D.
Iuly 70 6l 5m.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
.;EBENEzER ACADEMY.

-KT,HIS Institution which was established 30 years
Il ago, and which is situated in Iredell County, n.
six miles N E. of Statesville, never more pros
porous than during the past year. Being in the vlcnl-
ty Of Davidson College, students are prepared especial
entrance into that College, yet the course is va
Ted to suit those who wish enter the University or
any other seat Of learning.
Students can here be prepared to enter the sopho-
! more class in any of our Colleges.
The School is under the superintendence OF Mr.. II.
R. HALL, whose long experience in teaching has gwen
him an acquaintance with the classics surpassed by few
He will be aided in the mathematical department by
Mr. J. F. BELL, who graduated at the late Commence
ment of our University with the highest distinctions
The expenses are perhaps, as low at any similar In
sttution in the country Tuition in the lower branches
per session Of five months In the higher branch
es Of English, $3.50. In the Latin and Greek Ian
guages and Mathematics $3.50. Board from 8 to Sc
per month.
- E. B. HALL, R. II. Hill, Dr. JAMES X INSECT, NJ.
b ii. BAILY, Maj W. NJ. ALLISON.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
5syss ~. JAS K HALL Secretary.
+ Bethany Church, Iredcn Co. n. c., July IS, 1852
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
TO THE S1CK.

For the efectua roofing out from the system of all
diseases brought on by indigestion biliousness and i'm
nnritv of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
s are the great P4NAC CEA. Throughout the entire
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty Of our country Southern fevers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once and
the unfortunate victim to earthly ills and woes is made
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
.yided...7s5
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
THos. j. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, S. G., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the eoun-
try June 28-1y.