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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
SUPREME COURT.-James s. Bearrs

~ and JohnF Fisher AGAINST Francis Swel.-To FRAN
CHS SvOLL You aTshsrsby summoned and rseuirsd y
answer the conplan, In ~ actor Which tals az ase
YORK the City OF New York. and to Of yeur
to tie said complaint 90 the subscibsrs q sAsn
sce Ne 50 Joha said city, within twenty daye aer
the service of this summons yea exclusive e he day
such service and you fail to answer the said oompdai
within the tina aforesaid the plaintiff In this action vii
taks sgaus, you the Seven Huadrd
Twsaty sx Dollar with interest fsc'a the itsh day -
sides the costs this Dated New York February
10, Is5a. WALLIS 4 BRADSHAW. Piainsifs' An'vs.
i1f fav6w Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

ELECTION -METROPOLITAE
Ia BANK-Ths Stockholders Of the Metropolitan
Bank are hereby Notified that the Annual Meeting for the
ctoes Of Directors will he hsld Ct her BANKING Roomo
No 81 Wall 1T, on MONDAY, 5th April next, ss IL
'0i00A 7" -"'"' '' j 4. WILLIAMS. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

S,h. .nnjicstios Of The Mayer, Alderman. snA Csa-
.orsiy q fSs Ciy Of relative e ~ sgsamss
Of sixfY-sECOKD-sr, hs1 ~ AZ - ~. - ~ 49,
sS,ss. ssd sbusnsst. .csnsl b. rs,sc, o. nS
sssdiSgs IN the above enslisd nsssi, VI - 49,
S Nc. d :s s ;as!,c:. z ls Gee.
dsIabsr in re CITY Hsn q n ,sss sisst = .Ss
f fssscg y" Ds:sa' Tsw Yori, Msreit issa
~ sssf! sl ssSssos. }o.-......'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

NOTICE is hereby given, according =
iNl.w ts all persons having CLAIMS sgains 0GOh4u
aoIY lsts % ths city Of Brooklyn. KIagS Csunfy -
CO. ssd that they required % eIhb, tAe ssns ~
vouchers thereof. to tbs ssbscnosr - tesif pnS;
bsfoss The isth Day Of Msy ns5t=D,ssd Nsvs.ssf w.
'ssI s Htsx S0b e9PDS' AA-ss's.ss's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
OFFICE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
NEw-YoRK. March IS. 1854 !
mo RAILROAD CONCRACTORS.-

NhlANOhD ffOlN NAO u OAsO
esaled Proposals will be received 1t the office Of the
Grading Masonry Bridging and SupsrsHucture or either
sfthem with OF houS Materials the following DIVE
ions OF the Illinois Central Railroad, TO wit:
Fist Division from Cairo to Hg Muddy RIVER ~ miles
Sscopd Dvaion. from Big Maddy River to Town
shs No 4, north the base lIse OF the I'd pfm- . -,
cpn mefditn.- --- 80 'A">~'
Sixth Division ffeu Blcomlt gion TO the Illinois
EgAS Division nom Fresport Dubuque 81 miss
Ninth Division IRON Chicago to kankakee River miles
TssA Divsop fiom Kapkakee RIVER to Urbana ~ 'nuss
TAs proposals. be for the ena,e Length escn W
Wilson, and viii be received ~ the ehce IN Chicago ~ o'
Tor The Ninth and Tenth Divisions until April u.s. 1882
Fer the Sixth Divsiap, until April -. 1852 at nooa
roY the Ninth Division, until April ~ 1897 ~ nooe.
For the FTst and Second Divisions. until Mag H. isss ~
soon ....
PIsals plans and approximate estimates OF quantities.
sll b ready for nspscuoA. and blank ioms oI popS
ss and staiem<nis II the msde and terms o. paymea
vii DO furnishsd At the odiee over the New Mk ana
New Haven Railroad Passenger Station Ne ~ C.aAtM.,
New York City. and at the ocs az the Chez Iesinees
GhaFo llpes ON and amer aAch as 1859. Inc Sane -
In 70 relates 70 the Frat and Secosd Dvnlons may alec g
tbslt 1t yopesbega Union Co.. Illinois, TO the Swsn IL
VISOR. at Lasslis- LassLe Go Illinois AID 70 'as EsnA
Separate proposals. viii also be received at enu
the nh of MAY, fex furnishing Ties Plank bnass nmssf
and Pilss for ne whole any part OF the road j.
epse6cstions nay be obtained and amer we ~ o.
Apt issi, BY application AZ the ofos OF the Chei sss
Aesr, in Chicago.
Engineer in Chief Illinois Central Railroad.
a. Iineis papers copy. and ssnd paper to No Han
eva. Noy-YOfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
NEW. YORK SUPREME COURT

ThHrshy Against herman T. Liv,sestsa AEd Porter =.
lavIssstoa, Jr 70 the sbcvsaamed defendants; Yss
ss;n sssey ssrmSssa 40 J" Az ne Co.,
o. he Clesk % the Cry and County q New. rsst.
eopy Of your to the sad compliant the
ssbscxibsr. ct bis ONCE No IS Wan a. II the CIV q
New York within twenty days ater The service Of tbs
" you fail TO anawsr the said compliant wlIhia the tine
aforesaid the plaintiff IN tbs asncn vii tshe tadsmsat
three huAdSsd and thirty eight tolso dollars With inter-
ct on the twsntydrst day Of February last past Zoe
the u three hundred and eighty Soes dollars,
with interest from the seventh day Of January as pas
and Tor the OF two hundred and 6aresa IS 10 dob
last p..s bssdss TIE costs Of sAs action Nsv-
York, March 10. 1889.
The complaint IN this action hled the once Il the
Csk Of the City and County Of Nsw-rork. % the issA
day Of March, 1854
nil iswsvrus T. A. PADDOCK. Plaistiss' Atssr.sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
and AMBoY RAILROAD

" for PHILADELPHIA. fro0 PEI e, ei m.n .
Rvss Isss e Bsss,Y Ilses Y ,ss1,s : xs.-
80. IIprss Inc II ". n, throsfh e - -
5.r: q s'.: e, g :iss sa r.. tx 4 val
on - - Tnigisns Linz y sssanbs&
~. . -. r ~ ~. l. 4 sP.E yaIs: q g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new, SPLEEN

il did and fast. going steamship UNION. r. Adams.
Commander will lssye Iisr No North River a se,os.
apply On board ell bi Of isdas VIII be ss~sd ana
fer passage a. the counting roam 81
SPOTrORD, TILESTON co. No ~ South-ss-
No bulls Of ladins viii DO sgnsd AFTER ths steamer has
saiied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
NOR CALIFORNIA via Straits of Ma

4 sellan and Pa1aua-The magnificent nsw Sxvs
.fesmsiip REINDEER, 200 tuas bsrdsn. CAPS. y. Il
ssrts ON TUESDAY, April LIST, 1854 This steamer "a.
ban expressly for the California trade, 10 esppefed AND
conner ,stsped ard sYpeced to ALE the shortest
svsr made 10 California Passsuses BY ,hn steamer w
svcd al the aealays. danger he. sfthc inhmus I'm
sd humber OF tickets NAV BE- secured BY early sppes.
t;en 10 GEO E. HAMILTON. Agent, Office over Ocean
RAM ccr ner Of Greenvich and Fulton-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

IN PURSUANCE Of On eeder 81 ne
i Surrogate efths Cesaiysf Ns. .Ysa 150k y q ~.
eissfn. hls Z q css = ys..Yss: Hssssrs : 8:
essssd e l!,ssss u - ~ ~ = I1ss1s1. = .
CT Il Nsw- YWk. a q sssI - ~. si7si' =
--DassA, Nsy-YGA. - ~ - riyfsf GsKInnW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NV. YORK and LIVERPOOL direct add between
BOSTON and LIvERPOOL-Ths Boston ships euly cali
ing at Hslfsx to land and receive ma and passe
PERSIA, Capt. g.. EUROPA. Z @. Lott
ASIA. c. II. E Judkizs. NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA. N. Shannon CANADA, W. Han1ssn
CAMBRIA, J Leitch-
These vessels csry Gear white light ct masthead.
green staIboarc bow, red port bow.
AMERICA, Shannon fin. BOSTO y, Wednesday. Mch IL.
ASIA, yudkns, I'M. NETWORK. Wednesday. March ~,
q French, German, and other ro,esn Goods rscslysd
and b, ought with BRUSH Goods Through bills
Of ladms given in Havre for Hew-Yetk
Passage from New York or Boston 10 Liverpool. SIN.
Berfhs not secured until paid for
Freight will be charged beyond amount for
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on beard.
q All letters and newspapers must pass thrcugh the
Post Office. For freight or passase, apply TO-
g. CUNARD, Jr, No. 30 Broadway.
First CABIN, $40 Second Cabin, $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

IRVING SAVlNGS lNS III " lloI>l
.si =: 20 &:
NV open dsiv Al No a7s Greenwich g. b:twess CAa.-
Esss.s a s ~ per cent per saass viii Be allowed N
estsssos secures to minors and to fsssiss, married
vested therein IN 'hsir nance.
CALEB 9 wooDa ISi p...ia:..
SxNpHRBiLT 1 BUXTON, i, Vice; Prssiasns
DANIEL v. II. SsarHoLF. sscsssary'
savsssl.ll, Reuben WOOD eA.r... S', I'm.
SS;sg cssal. EssS s sSs., S:siS nan:Ss.
xss. Hss ss a.Hs s' fh sss Edasnl orss
XlT < SeAalss. Thoass CGsy. W nl s, .nss
w. S::sy X:a css:s.a !sss h1ns o'~.,'
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of the
4 AMERICAN MINING COMPANY have ordered
S zSsS q I'm ri nine NE. sasssr.d 10 <
a. =, nSsSs.,d sSlSs. s ;s' ss o. ~ '''
A'"' ''''1 W SUshisA sss1.,s,, 4 N. c..
KNICKERBOCKER SAVINGS
:. BANK, sA,sv. corner Of 1sd.st -oss. daily frc.
s 1897 aners a.d females. Married 81 snnsnsa' "s
'''' 4 n s's cAsss sii
ANON WILLIS. Secretary.
BROKEN BANK NOTES BOUGHT.
xs.-!snss Bssk, 20 cents New Rochelle ~ cs sns.
SusS 70 cents; Commercial. Anbsy, ~ =. ~ SsnS;
ssyss bank, Patterson. IS cests; Sam9ev' ~e''
Ns BY C. =. w. rHwING. No. ~ Wau-ss-
orrios Morris CANAL AND BANktso Co.
JIasKY CITY. March II. 'so&
NOTICE is hereby given, that me An-
y, = JwsI Cay. On MCND Az, the sh day q n nsn.
IM hs choice Of three Dlrectos, u pace - -;
O., epss fo0 u ocleck, NJ. until secioos' e - -
M fs~ass.r B..l, Win b. o,o,,a On. and from. he
- ~ W 9. = Stafford. sssr.ss.y.
A LBlON MINING COMPANY.-The
nss ..sskhs1Asp Of the Alssa Miaing COMPANY are
~ MAJ a ssssssssns of Any cents share N. oeon
oder w VI essoss me Ia ~ use11RRIr 49,
New Ysa. Mach Is, issa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
NEw-JHRsxY ZsNc COMPANY.
Transfer Office, No. 81 Libsrty-se.

NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
ter of the New Jersey Exploring sAd Mining 90 has
passed the Legislature Neville and been accepted
~ The Directors The title, BY the act changed to
"New. jersey Zinc Company"
The Nsw-tesssy Exploring and Mining ConpsnJ SOCK
and the sook of the 6usseI Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company. will DO exchanged for the new
sieck New Jsney Zinc Conpsny) upon application q TINS
Office JAMES l.. CUhTlS, PreodsA,
New-Yorh March TO- 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
Lsave ShTswsouu

The Stakes for SQuhm and Freehold VIII cothtc'
with boat Stages conway all parts Of
the country Al forbid truaug the above eosi
the account Of the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
THOROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
6teamboats an0 Railroads.

EREIGHTS TO OSTON.-Freight-
u are bforpsd that the rate Of charge freight
between EsvYork and Boston. BY she.F ali River Line,
viii b - lev - By sisher Of the regular lines
TISDALB BORDEN. Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

saiooD.--.--..-.IOOD Do Saloon. "a Gainsas
CABIN so Dollars CABIN. II Guinsas
These rates include Provisions ard Stewards Fee, bat
no, Wines OF Liquors, which can be had board. The
Cabin table and epdance. will be found
unsurpassed.
Fnt class steamships py between Liverpool and Gas
gov Havre, Rotterdam, Leghon, Marseies and other
Mediterranean ports by which gods can be shipped 70
Liverpool and thence BY this line 10 Philadelphia direct
Gods int ende for New York and other places, will be
entered and forwarded by the Agent without charge and
with economy and dispatch Those who wish 70 bring then
Bds from Liverpool passage for them by
Of these ships An experienced Surgeon viii be carried
each ship Freight fine goods lss tun and prnage
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No Il Exchange place. New
York, and No. 9 Wanut-st Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 4 CO.. Liverpool
PATdCK HENDERSON l. CO. Glasgow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

rREAsURyRs OFFIcE, NORWICH AND woRcRsrxR RAIL
Road COMPANY, NORWICH. February ne lsa2
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
Of Directors Of this Company at legal neetne have
that remaining psslmsnt If Ten Dollars per
share ON the Preferred Stock Of this Company Be pad 20
the Treasurer al the Company. the Transfer Once Ne
50 William ST.. In the City Of Nsw-fesk On the iath
March next.
Interest will be charged II the rate Of per CONT psx
snnum fram the 18th u January last
The hooAs viii be closed the 18th Of March, and 70
u,nin closed anti The 10Th day of that month
~ G.L PERKINS. Treasurer.
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~... f1 TAAsT szslSS IN n''s.'.'~

's. &c sfWsw- Yek, notice bhssssyc -
. 81 ssssss: n:S Elm, y e. ess,s ss.Yss. ss1s
DREW arsssns - sszns visk vyecAsis thsseel
:. .s 3" vssassc,sssr 81 az has Aeyss s -.
2, 49, ~ 49, NV y0f, The sixth ~ - 0ses1ss,
Al A)s vIiIiAH cln1isI1, AA.s
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all isweDTas

NOTICE 10 hereby given that tns Irs.
~ essds Of the sale Of tAs rssl sssets Of LvUy1o
KLINK 1sesassd VIII b tsEsstse 70 ne ersasssS q ~
81 SsvYcri q his ofhes y The Hal q hssssAs. = -
CIV u New York On the mi DAY = April -, = v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.
lv YORK and PHILADELPHIA direet-U MAIL
and rss LINEs-rhrsuEh IN a hosrs-Nsw-Jer
o.s pbiIsdslphis ;fiAM. and 81 Lesrtyst
foot Of wslnat-st Fare reduced to ~ On l-oM
BAIfiMORE. WARRINGTON and CHARI EsroN
through tickets sold the above lines and through ess
rage carried in the 9A.M. and s2P.M. lines rom rs~'
Vol vtk thyousa conductors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

IL BRANCH, OCEAS HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK,
PORT WARRINGTON. MOUNTS AID BROWNS
splepdic steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. Il.
Hssrerty Will leave Nsv-Haven pier, Pscs slip, Tan
River, ~ follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
~ pURsUANCE Of an order Of III

j sursssts of the County Of Nev- Ysrk. $3.50
bv 'eiyer u all persona having cIssss 80
ists Of The city Of New yak. grocer. dsssassc. ~
the sane nh vonckss thereof, to the - -
before che issh day u JAY sszt-Dssse Hs~
issa cay a Jsasssy' ~ cuApLEs FOX ,rrssvssvv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On

i and ahsr MONDAY. March l, Passenger Train
for PsehskAl and Way Stations will leave Chamber st At
10 20 n, arriving Pssaskll at u 40 PM Retaining,
"a leave psekskill at o'clock PM. and arrive at
ChsnbsrS IT. at O'Clock Pm.
EFRENCH supsrntsndsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
IT s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

u sNY-Fo NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA
Porter commander, win sail from the pier q foot Of
ysrrsa.n n r. on WEDNESDAY. March H. At
s'c .~h p X precisely
ssrr, OF rAssAsI TO havana AND Erw-oRLnAss
Ne,s Arrangement 49,
Ladies' saloon Berths y ~
kaiOOA Berths.
Forward Saloon Beltbs-----.
eteerage
specie only taken fre,Sns to Havana
krosht taisE 10 New Orleans al 4oc. POI caosc foN
With the Company bills Of sdne which MAJ % hso ~
aopcston Al the oiice No other form WI Dc agnsd
No bill, OF adlng slsped afsr the ship has sailed
Fv freight or passage xppy 70 NJ o. hCShhIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
United STATES and PACIFIC

u
u NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Only Through
Line for california and Tick
cts now for sale The superior double engine sss@snip
ILLINOIS, Q $40 tuns, II. J Ha1stens, U. g. N. Com
marder being now ready for service viii leave for
BAY direct, on MONDAY, Apt %, ~ O'Clock r NJ,
p,ct with the GOLDEN GATE 800 tuns. Lieut. Patter-
son u g. N. C. mmalder. which steamer 10 ordered to
srrva Of the passengers that point and to sail direct
for San Fran cisco without any delay
Tss sccoU modations Of these steamships are unsur-
passed ard thcy have proved 70 be the fastss ever
hed-ths Ilhnos having made tho passage nom New
Yert to the days and fourteen hour. ana
The Golden Gate Panama to San Francsco In eleven
day, and eighteen hours
10 rihn fe miles Of at the head Of river nasi-
e.tion and will without doubt be completed 10 ths' PONY
fsct thelr transit from ship ship from 70 hou
Psssessers gsng forward by these vessels II 10 conn
DENLY expected will roach San Francisco within u aAys
from ths date Of leaving New York.
Esry application will be necessary 70 secure pasars
fy whoh apply a. the office Of the Compapes, No. III
West st corner of Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW
~ IrpsrY-WINrER ARRAN0EMENT0:-Lsavs
N..ii and p1 00' Pr e Ci Ns y Non,
p,vs,o, Elisa Weshea 6oetoa
Plane Psinfsld, Bouadbrsok, sonsrvs' NATHAN n"
Houss Easton. no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
a LBION MINING COMPANY.-The

ns;ss. sskhs1Ass Of the Alsisa Mining COMPANY are
~ sees a assessment of hy cents shsfe N. been
ssS payable bsSogs the 18th 1sy Il April nexs ~
d. L. hASKeLL, oscI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., NJ

BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., No.
~ 50 south-st, New-York-sole Agents ~ the swal-
low Tail Lines Ct Liverpool and London Packets.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS. LONDON PACKETS,
Sail 9Th and 2lst Of each Sail every alternate
Month. Thursday.
Ship Queen of the West, Ship Yorktown,
Ship Liver pool Ship Sir Robert Peel,
Ship Constitution, Ship London,
Ship New World, Ship Cornelius 0rnneu,
Ship Constantine, Ship Independence,
Ship Albert GalistiR, Ship Anne lean Congress,
Ship Ashburton, Ship Prince Albert,
Ship -, (pew.) Ship Patrick Henry.
When passengers decline coming the passage money
retu ned without reduction.
Drafts frsm and upward payable ct sight in any town
throughout Great Britain and Ireland.
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
MARION. Capt. IL Berry UNION Capt sich'd Adams
SOUrHERNER JAMES ADGER,
Capt. W Foster Capt. j. Dickinson
Forming a regular semi weekly lus between New York
and Charleston. will make their trpps A. folows:
Union, Saturday FEB IA Marion saturday -MarcA 20
Soatherper We'd Feb 10 Jsmes AdgcY-
Ma,iou Saturday Nx---a -
James Adssf.s...---- SoutherBer. Wed. March 81
Union. Saturday FEB, &c ariou, Saturday April
southsrper We'd March 3iysmes Adssr:
Manor Saturday. March Union, Saturday April 10
James Adgsr---- Southerner. We'd. April II
Upisn Saturday March Is Marion, SATURDAY April IL
Sontherner, We'd III arch II James Adger----.---
The James Adger, finishing. will be placed IN the
For ie,sht apply on board pier N r.; and fes pas
sase at the room Of
SPOFFORD. TILESTON CO. No " ssath-se
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27
OBITUARY.

DIfD-In Camden, s. c. February 22, 1852, in the
6Sth year of her age, Mrs. RACHEL SIl1EER rclct
of the late Samuel Shivcr (who, or many years was
an esteemed Deacon of the Camden Baptist Churcll)
The deceased had been a dcvotcdly pious member OF
the Baptist Church for forty years. She las left large
family of children and numerous relatives and friends
to mourn the loss OF kind and devoted mother AZ
fcctionatc relative and sincere friend But they mourn
not as those who have no hopc-ior she exhibited for
many years those traits of christian character which
evnccd that her treasure was laid up where moth ans,
rust do not corrupt and where thieves DO not break
through and steal
The day previous to her death when asked how she
felt in reference to eternity her hngmgc WAS IL MAJ
live longer than suppose. aud am willing to live
Gods pleasure but would rather 20 homc where the
wicked cease from troubling and my weary soul shall
he forever at rest"
While even in the embrace Of death, she requested l
friend 10 sing Tor her. Accordingly, the llymm,
"'Tis religion that can give
Sweetest pleasures while we live, &c"
Was sung and she made effort to accompany him and
in short time, quietly and without struggle, fell
asleep in Jesus.
By her request, her funeral sermon WAS dcliv-
cred from the 7th chapter and part Of the 18th verse of
Revelations: And he said to me- these are they which
came out Of great tribuation, and have washed their
robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb
Her flesh shall slumbcr in the ground
TIL the last trumpcts joyful sound
Then burst the tomb in sweet surprise,
And in her Saviours image rise" y FRIEND.
cT5 Southern Baptist please copy.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-27

"a" Probably no article has ever enjoyed wider
popularity in all diseases Of the lungs than Tar In
the shape CLEARWATER Tar fumgations and plastes, 1t
has been used almost from time immcmoral Llverwort.
too has been universally regarded one OF nature
choicest herbs But it was reserved for Prof Rogers to
discover the art Of extracting by chemical pro-
cess their peculiar virtues, and combining them III a
manner heretofore unknown, as to present prcla-
ration unrvallcd for its concentration, energy slmpl-
city, and innocence This he has done in his Syrup OF
Liverwort and Tar. The cures Of long-StandnS Pui-
lnonary Disease which is cGcctng daily, arc aston
ishing Physicians themselves; and were they not
among our own friends and nrighbors, whom We see
every day They would be almost beyond belief For
sale at THOMAS j. WOEKMAS'S Drug Store.
See advertisement in another column.
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More !Slaues for Chifrnia.-James Gads-
den. Of South Carolina, writes to the Shreveport
Ga.) Gazette that a colony of planters is organ
izipr in South Carolina to cmigrate to Calitor-
n;a with from fve to eight hundred slaves. They
have scut a memorial to the California Legsla-
turc asking leave TO settle there with their slaves.
Vat. La'cllgenccr.
There is too much reason to fear that they
will Get it too. There is no doubt large party
in California who are determined hv hook or
crook to make California slave State. Acting
together, while the majority opposed to them
are tivedcd and intent OH their own business,
they will first get savcry safely cnSconcod in the
State, De fncfo, and then they will bring about a
change Of the constitution to give it an existence
de jWre--or as much so as ii has any whcre.-
Boston Commonwealth.
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SnltEMY iA&CTiDl7s.
aR1swolD,s CoTroN GINS.

TIME Subscriber has better location and is much
/ better prepared for manufacturing GINS than any
oth-r Establishment i'll operation He has made and
sold double the number Of any other maker IN tho
country, his sales averaging ore Thousand per annum
This uncquallcd deland usti!:cs the reputation claim
ed for his Gins VIZ that they Cjn raStcr run kghte
cIe the S=ci iJecy. tase 9at "lOTe T0a make 3ca dh
hare P.ent IVata B9h>s, jar more dradG and stcuTe
against FIRE than any ether. and that all other water
boxes whether double or single are not only decc.
tto0 but !ariNgceato on his rights, and viii s'd-
rect the Planter who them to pay damage for r:o-
La.i0R Of the Patent LAlES.
These advantages justify him in offering to supply the
Planting Community wiki Gins better terms, accor-
ding to quality than any other Factory, Premium Gins
not excepted.
Planters OF South Carolina can order tncsc Gins
through Mcssrs !erliot & Erais!ord Charleston; Mr.
VI u. Coleman, Hamburg; Messrs Law DruGon,
and NJ. Jesse Drafts. Columbia; Mr.. Duncan Malloy
Cholaw; Mr. c. Mat!!eson, Camden MessrS. Townsend
L Douglas Bcnnctsville and his Travelling Agents, or
BY letter directed 10 hin GriswoLv;llc Jones Couu.
ty, Georgia.
Gins delivered .: the purchasers rcarcs: Steamboat
| landing or Railroad station.
SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
| GriswoLvii!c, Ga, Fcb. 90. Is wlri-m9m
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Spirit Gas lamps.
TAKES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will open br"ks on
~ the 2sth day Of February next, at the store OF
James Dunlap in Camden for collecting the Taxes for
1851 and will attend at the following places Oh the to
lowing days for the same purpose:
On Monday the ist Of March 1T Liberty Hill; on
Tuesday, the 2d OF March mt Flat Rock, Wednesday,
the Sd OF March, ut BIlalo: on Thurday, the ith Of
March at lizenbyS Oh Friday, the 18th OF March, at
ScrocEs Mill; on Saturday, the 9th Of March, at Care
tons Mill.
After the above named times will attend at Cam
den until tho !rst day of May next. at which time the
Toohs will positively bc closed and all dotaultcrs dou'
Ilc taxed. ). W. ppbl' l. =. n. -
.nntl:rv II. u