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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-16
GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
GD N n III q DO
Onc. thi I'd of the Town Burnt 20 Ashes

CmLLlcoTnE, o., April l3sh, 1857
Mes.rs. SrEARSs * MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yours Of the 9Th Is at hand. in reply
every Safe In the fire. has proven good of
nothing. lost large Safe-IT WAS PERFECTLY DsrR0Y
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMANDKR l BOUGHT IRON yoU
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedent servt.
WHIT. CLEMONS.
The above letter shows that in n rel hot FIRE. RcH's
SALAMAsDERs the only Safes tn be depended upon.
In the Pearl street re Safes of different Maker
totally destroyed, RIcms SAfE ALONE bidding def
to the flames preserving notes, bonds and
,,s, to the value OF elO0,0O. The Chleohe Ere Is
arallclcasc-EvERy SAFE RIcns isdessJyed. These
repeated occurrences prove inconesbiy that Wilders
Patent nders with RIcHs IMPROVEMENT, the
best Safes made in the United States, ia the whole
World. They can be had at the DrpOT, lac WArxa ST..
and the FAcroRy, corner Of ST. MARK's PLAce and
-AIgxCrA, New York. STEARNS 81 MARVIN.
.dlso. at the Joiiowing Ageaeies.
ISAAC BRlDE, New Orleans, La.
In. HATCH, Charleston, s. C.
THOMPSON & ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Md.
Tt0LYOAkES, LOwNES d CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY tx MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALIJS IL HOWES, Evansvill Ia,
:. SHEPARD IL CO.. Buffalo. MY.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. IL. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET IL BROWN, Wilmington, n. G.
WM. X ,NDALI. ST. Paul, NJ T.
MORLEY d RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAvER. ROyD g. GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester. N. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
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SUNDRIEs:
y bbls cp Salts;
Ia bags Pepper;
q Cases Silina salt;
2 Cases BOrox;
i Dbl Cream Tartar;
9 do Birthstone;
do Sulphur;
boxes Pimento;
do wd Cinnamon,
Casks Soda Ash; t
70 Coils Rope and Cordage
The above articles besides others numerous tn
ton, have just to hand per steamer Georgetown,
which We offer low.
octl5 PRESTON BROTHERS.
OBUNDLES SEAMLESS BAGS:
4 1000 on hand and for sale by JAS. LOW & co.
oct29 4l7 Nj i'm ST. Louisville, Ky.
BLASTING P0WDER-l5 kegs superior cusrlity 70
, sale by s. l.. GILBERT 81 co.
oct29 Sycamore near Water.
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HARDWARE.

CSHANKLlN & REILLY, are getting ont of the Hard
y ware trade and wish to sell OF their Stoek of Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and Others ntns Hard~are
to their interest to do So before purchasing esew ere
oct29 SHANKLIN & REILLY.
| OOTTON YARN AND BATrING-Just Received
fresh lot of s. g. and 200 Cotton Yarn and Rastinc
for sale low at Wholesale or Retail By
oct29 SHANkL1N & REILLY.
BOOT AND eHOs MANUFACTURE.
SECOND sErwEEx nAiN AND LOCUST.
- would inform the public in general that hav,
& on hand al assortment Of fan and winter Boots
snd Sboesof all SORTS and that win sell sae,n
~ as cheap and as good as can De So!a IN niscis
DISSOLUTION.
THE Coparnersbip heretofore existing under the style
i # James LOW & CO., is this day dissolved by NUT
GAL consent Either party is authorized to use the
WIFI remain in Ne house in which they have doing
business. >
JOSEPH T. ToMPKINS.
Louisville ~, Oct H. 1852 oct29-3w
SURVEYORS NOTICE.
IL persons owning property adjoining the following
N described tracts of land will take notice shat the
18th day of November nex the county surveyor OF Van
derburrh county, will proceed to run the line and esab
fish the corners East half of s. quarter toreth
with the West half Of E. quarter of Section thirty
four in Township No: South of Range No. IL West, n
"'' ''"'''"'' HENRY MAKA,
oct21-3wf bAkNHAhI ELfhS.
PRESTON BaoIRERs
HAVE received their new supply of Groceries of
every description. aud ecl confident in saying that
they offer indictment to buyers and country
chants rarely 10 be me. with. Call and examine
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph Office Wa
tcrst. [octlsl PRESTON BROTHERS,.
II S bbIs RosiR, just reed and for sale by 80
octl5 PRESTON BROTHERS.
Regular Packet.
FznHxa u THE Steamer Fawn WIN. r. Hollcroft
Iss master, leaves loa.yilIs for Henderson,
<'eSsas.'ss---e and leaves Evansville, for Louisville.
every Wednesday and Saturday evening arrival of
octI O'RILEY & MITCHELL, Agents.
OIL CLOTHS.
L>IRE Screens Window Shades and Oil Cloth Table
l. Covers, just received and for sale ut
EMBlCHS'S DRY GOOD STORE.
oct7 Main st three doors below Second.
STOP THAT CAcKLING.
O.fU loct5l COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
M o. sUGAR--ls hhds fair to prime, for sale by
In. Sc GILBERT Il co.
septH Sycamore near Water.
NEW MUSIC.
A assortment Of easy and popular airs arranged
"A Duets for two performers on the Piano Forte, just
octs T.CoNYNGToN & CO.
REMOVAL. $500
nR. b. p. Johnson has removed his ONCE 10 lst st.
~ few doors above the Sherwood House: the one
formerly occupied by Dr. Irafion. Residence near the
corner OF 9th and Walnut sts septI3-n
TOHN C. DEvEREUx, a., Wholesale and Retail
% dealer In Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds,
Teastcrs. Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps Phosgene
Cas- etc., Main street, between First and Second
streets. taug lo1yl
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

a FEW MON6 LEFT.
d. THE undersigned have still on hand a 80
X&S great variety Of Boots and Shoes, Hats VA
SEy and Caps consisting in part of the fol-
et<s~ lO wing articles
Mems heavy kip Boots,
do Water proof do
do Hungarian do
Bcrkets Fine calf Boots; Gents Ane calf and kip Rid
ing Boots. Al-o lar assortment Of Mems Brogans o.
every descriptions. together with A endless VARIETY
ladies and nne Shoes Of be very best manufac
in the United States. Capss sd Hats Of all dcs
erpons which we pledge TO cell 81 Wholesale and Re
Til Us low as they be had In Se Eastern county,
Give call and for yourselves, al No. IA Main Of
nearly opposite the Bank.
SIOW ELL IL PAOE.
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Arrival OF TME ILLINOIS.

New YORK, Nov. IL.
The Illinois. frem Aspinwali, has arrived
with the California u ads and Panama dates
of November 4.
The Cortetx left San Francisco on the
Goth.
The markets, on the Goth, was unsettled,
owing to large arrivals of heavy csrgoes from
the Atlantic States. The Indications are
that a heavy fall b9siness will be done.
The Golden Gate arrived at San Fraacis-
CO on the 18th. The Northerner was to
leave on the 3Otk and the Caliirnia On the
LIST inst.
There is ne eep Grad news Of interest.
The Oregon which arrived at Panama on
che LIST, brought dowa 400 passengers and
S340,O00 ia specie
The Illinois hrings $4,000, 900 on freight
and 800 passengers. Among them is DIR.
Willis, of the navy, bearer of dispatches from
Mr.. Clay, charge at Lima, relative to the
L,bos difficulty. He reports the arrival Of
Com. McCaaley at Callao en- the 18th oil
October.
A severe earthquake was felt at Valpa.
raise OH the I'd ofOcsober.
A discovery las been made IN Providisce
Chirique Of geld sines, that were formerly
worked by the Spanish, which are said to b.
productive.
The Panama Star, of the 4th, conta' ms
proclamation Of Com. McCauley, dated Lo
hos Islands, October 90, which informs ciii
zens Of the United States that he is instruc
ted to ABSTAIN frem protecting them in for
cbly resisting the laws of Peru.
gang OF white robbers were brought in
TO Panama on the 29th, who were capture,
on the ChagTes river, near Aspinwall an,
Gsrgoaa.
A chamber of commerce had been forme,
at Panama.
No vessels had sailed from San Franc else,
FOR Australia.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 12, P. NJ.
The steamer Dan Convers sunk last nigh
at McKeesport by strcking coal boat.
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CORDAGE! CORDA0E!!
kOO COILS Hemp bed cord Rope
sJOU 900 do do Halter do
so do do Sash Cord,
500 dOz do bed Cards long nd short,
$50 do do plow Lines do do
1000 lbs do broom and sacking twne.
The above goods Offer 10 the ade at manufactures
prices H. CURD& CO.,
nov9 Louisville, KY.
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SHANkLlN q REILLY, are getting out Of the Hard
at cost Carpenters others W. ptinr H.rdxsre
will please call and examine stock as s.y will end
it to their interest to do purchasing elsewl
oct29 SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

PRESTON BROTHERS
TIAVE received their new supply of Groceries of
every description. and ecl confident in saying that
they can offer inducemeut to buyers and country
chants rarely o be with. Call and examine Tor
yourselves at their Store the Telegraph Office, Wa
ter st. [octlel PRESTON BROTHERS..
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NEW MUSIC.
n assortment Of easy and popular airs arranged O
"A Duets for performers on the Piano Forte, ju
ceivsd and for sale by
octS CONJUNCTION & co.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
CLEAR THE WAY!

IN order to make room for Spring Purchases, now
L oGIer the following WINTER GOODS at prices un-
qucSionhbly low:
Ladies' Winter Dress Goods Of every kind, from l2c.
upwards
Beautiful Brocade Lusrcs %. 81 and 81, worth 50c.
C-i English Merinocs, all shades only soc
French Merinocs. plain and figured, at n York Cost
Moussn DcLaines worth 81, for IS. 90 and 25c
Beautiful fast colorcd Calicoes, reduced TO l0c.
First quality French Calico now selling at l2c
White and Red Flannel ut shade over cost
White and Grey Dufl Blankets, at IS, 81 and 81
With a great variety of WINTER GOODS, at pri-
ccs temptingy low. My object being to raise money for
my Spring Purchases. I will sell them off at any Sacri-
fre Of yof rather than keep them over to next win
ter Parties wishing bargains will find this an excel
lent opportunity for covering their loose change into
good. cheap and substantial Dry Goods
Jan o. JAMES WILSON.
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Office Samtee Canal Company.

CHARLESTON, JAN 81, 1852.
AT Monthly Meeting of the Directors OF this Com
pany held to-day, the following Resolutions were
adopted:
In as much the Canal has been without water for
nearly four years consequence Of succession Of dry
seasons from which has former occasions suffered
and in as much as report has gone abroad, that it
would necessarily bc abandoned, thereby dccrring
those who would use it, from providing themselves with
Boats-and in as much the Canal has abundance
Of water and may formerly continue to have for ma-
ny years. Therefore
Resolred That the Canal is in boating order, and
that it will be kept open.
Resolced That the foregoing resolution be published
i'll the papers Of Charleston Camden and Columbia
Extract from the Minutes
HARRIS SINONS, Scc,y and Treasury.
Jan. 81. 3 IT
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In EiseGAEY.

tx Patc: Julia Mclia and Mary s. McRn ny next
rehabilitation for sale of Ncg"oos.
IN pursuance OF IN order in this case made, there
will be offered for sale 1T Public OuIcry at the Court
House door in Camden, on next Sl!C-Day being the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, and if prevented
from then selling by accidental c;sc. will be- offered ut
some subsequent Salc-Day Thirty One Or more n E-
esR0 Es, belonging to the Estate Of Powell. McRA.
Junior.
Tcrms-so muc! ,G.s.ssS will pay costs Of proceed
ngs; balance to be paid in one two and three years,
purchaser give bond bearing interest from the day OF
sale payable annually with COOL personal security and
mortgage Of the property.
W. II. r. WORKMAN, c. Z. X. D.
January 81. 1852 Is
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27

MoDEsrY. There is a resistless charm in a
modest demeanor which is worth more than all
the arts with which desingning women seek to
captivate the opposite sex. Meretricious attrac-
tons may chance to please today; but native eN-
cellence, with the simple setting Of modesty
will delight tomorrow, and next day, and so on
without interruption. Moreover, the pleasure
which we derive from spurious shallow charms is
almost certainly followed by disgust, when We
come to see that we have been imposed upon
1t is not agreeable to our amour propre to know
and feel that we have been cheated. The old
paradox about "bcauty unadorncd" has much
truth in it, and is very pointedly and prettily
rendered into the following eplgTam:
"As lamps burn silent with unconscious hight
So modest ease in beauty shines more bright;
Unaiming charms with force rcsistless fall,
And she who means no mischief does it all !"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
IN E;AgrE'EY--Apvssssw.

Zach Cantcy and Wife. VS.. John NJ. DcSaussurc Trus-
tee Vim. Adamson Cantey.-Bill to sell Trust Prop
crty.
TRACT OF LAND viz: all that Tract or Parcel of
Land lying the East side Of Watercc River in Kcr
shaw District containing by rc-surcycy Of f. PARKER
Deputy surveyor, Of the l7th day Of January 1919,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY Qj20) A.
CRES bounded North by lands ofDr. +. \. Salnond
and lands Of the Estate OF john Chestnut East by lands
of the Estate OF John Chcsnu South by lands Of Ed
ward +. Adamson, and West by the Watcrec River
W. H. r. WORKMAN, C. T. X n.
January ~, 1852. II
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
THE Subscriber has just received new supply Of
i Fresh Winter and Spri:ag Garden

THE Subscriber has just received new supply Of
Il Fresh Winter and Spri:lg Garden
Seeds. As we test all Seeds before selling them,
the public may purchase from us with confidence. We
sell nothing that wo do not feel assured will grow if
the necessary cautions arc used. Our supply consists
in part OF
BE.lNS-English Windsor, Early Mohawk, Early Yel-
low Six Weeks Large White Kidney. Refugee or
1000 to l, Red Frcuch Spccklctl Dutch Case Knife
White Dutch Runner, Large Lima.
BEETS-Early Blood Turnip. Long Blood white Sugar.
ABBA GES-Early York Large York. Sugar Loaf,
May, Early prumhead, Large late Drumiead, Savoy,
Early Dutch, Green Globe Savoy True Green Glazed.
CIRROTS-Early Horn Long Orange
CTCU.EBERS-Lon Green, Early Frame, Ghcrkn.
LEYTI' 'CE-Whitc Cabbage. Silcsia Carried Ice head
ONION-White Portugal, Large Red. Yellow Dutch.
E.i$-Eary Warrick, Early June. Fairly Charlton,
Early Double Blossom Codo Null. Dwarf Marrow
fat Large White Marrowflt.
RlDISN-L0ng Scarlet. Scarlet Turnip. Black Fall
SQEISYi--Tc Bush, White Bush! Summer Crook
neck
TTRNIPS-Largc White Flat Early Spring Early
Dutch Yellow English Red Top Flat. Ruta Baga
CORA-Swcct Sugar. Six Weeks. Tuscarora. with
Okr Purple Broccoli. Cauliiower. Celery. Egg Plant,
kalc Nutmeg Melon. Parsley. Parsnip Peppers,
Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Spnagc. Vegetable Oyster.
Also Il large variety Of choice Flower
Seeds.
500 Asparagus Roots. For salc 10y
FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
Jan O. = If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27

British Ports-A parliamentary return late
ly made shows that Liverpool is the Greatest port
in the British empire, in the value of its exports
and the extent of its foreign, commerce. Liver
pool exports in value more than half the total a
mount of the exports of Great Britain and Ire
land. The principal ports of Great Britain rank
rs follows for the year 1850: Liverpool exports,
in value e35 100000; $4,000, 900; Hull, 1885,,
900, Glasgow, 3,76s,ooo; Southamton exports in
value nearly 100000; Cork exports in value
above 100000.
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%-S.S-
Ak EXcORILTION.

What in thunder is the matter with the editor
of the LAFAYETTE Statesman! lie must have had
his hands in the Lions mouth to score England
in this way:
"EagLall, the freebooter of nations; the great
pirate of the seas; the mighty land stealer grasp
ing at every thing; restrained byno mortal or M
tional law; against whom weakness is no protcc-
ton; boasting an established church Whose priests
are notorious for progacy, and even for intidc!i-
ty; having courts Of justice rrovc-bial for corrnp-
ton; freedom Of the press degraded by liccntouS-
ness; constitution not one line of which can Ec
produced; jurisprudence made up Of traditions
and controlled BY barbarous precedent, styling
herself. "bv the Grace of God, defender Of the
Faith" when she has, for ages past, carried not
the mercy Of religion and the charities peace, but
the fire-brands and and the iamin. sMord into
every land where avarice or ambition have temp
ted her. Englnnd, that for centuries hand warred
against Franco: that has snccrcd at h"rtcratuEc,
her social system, and her religion; whose chill
drrn are taught in nursery to drspisc Frcnctmrn;
and whose cxultng army, inSolent with the
spoils of Waterloo, bivouacked with the Cossacks
of the Don and the panders OF the Austrian IN
the Champe de Mars! But, guided by the one
idea policy and infexiblc will Of Louis Philippe,
France had seemingly forgotten all this, and was
thus, even prepared to unit with England against
the United States upon the principle proclaim
cd by Genet, and put in practice by the British
cabinet, when suddenly the king and his minis
ters fell together, and with them the influence OF
England in France; and the doctrine Of the bal
ance of power as applied to American affairs. ."
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y v ES.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will open Books OH
N 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 on the fol-
lowing; days for the same purpose:
On Monday, the lst Of March at Liberty IIll on
Tuesday, the ID of March at Flat Rock Wednesday,
the 81 Of March, at Buffalo; Oh Turday, the 4th of
March at Lizenby's: Friday, the 9th Of March, at
Scrocks Mill; on Saturday, the 9th Of March, at Cure
tons Mill
After the above named times will attend at Cam
den until the first day Of May next at which time the
Books will positively be closed and al dciuters dou-
bic taxed. j. ". DOBY, r. C. X. D.
January ~ If
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10 TRAVELLERS,

lE subscriber having recently purchased that large
4 and commodous Building in the town Of Camden,
:, e" known as McKA1NS HOTEL, and recently oc-
cupicd by Mr. J. B. F. BooNE is prepared to receive
and accomdato TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS, and
will thank the travelling portion of the country to give
him call. JOHN INGRAM.
Camden, s. c. January 81, 1852 If
c The South Carolinan and Charleston Courier will
insert trweekly for month"; and the Hornets Nest
Charlotte. and Weekly Post Raleigh once week for
two months, and forward bills to this office
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company

North Carolina Mutual IRSHrdRcc Company.
The members Of this Company held their an
nuar meeting in Raleigh on the 18th instant.
We learn from the Standard that the old Of
fcers were reelected and that an assessment Of
3 l-a per cent was levied upon the premium
notes. to raise funds to meet recent losses.
The annual report of the company, embracing
statement Of operations during the past year,
will be published soon.
The Standard states that the company is in a
prosperous condition, and holds out the strong
est promises of future usefulness.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27

Laughablc iNistake-Somc Of the English
newspapers having heard Of but one distinguish
ed "Dougl.ss' in the United States, have con
founded him with the late Senator from Illinois,
and have lately gravely announced thar the
Hon. Frederic Douglass, a colorcd gentleman, is
j prominent candidate for the Presidency.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
WHAT \ PITY!

That so many worthless preparations should
he offered to the public as cures for the most
serious diseases But let those who have been
disappointed not despair, for DR.. Eoscrss Syrup
of Liverwort and Tar, really cures all diseases of
the lung. after everything else has failed.
See advertisement in another column.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
CLOTHING! cLoTHIMG CLOTHING!
To he had until the lst of February next

TO be had unt4 tHe 1sI OF I ep1 uet1 y ue2E
TNIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the ct-
L. zens of Camden and the surrounding Districts
that he will keep on the sale Of Ready-Made CLOTH
ING in this place until the first of February next du
ring which time he will be pleased to all those who
are in want of a GOOD SUIT OF CLOTHES which
can be bought cheaper than at any other establishment
in Camden.
cs;;"Do not forget the pace-t is at J. L. FALK &
cos New Clothiug Store,
NEXT TO THE PosT-oFFIcE..
January 2G. If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27

masters BY the qualified voters in the respective
Localities i'll which post offices are situated: Pro-
yiaed, 4Ihatif, in the opinion of said committee,
Congress has already such constitutional power
said committee shall, instead Of said amendment,
report, within the time aforesaid, a bill to effect
the aforesaid Object"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold on Monday the End day Of February
w next at the Court House in Camden, Thirty
One Negroes, belonging to the Estate of the late
Capt Powell McRa. The terms viii be onethrd cash,
the balance on credit of one, two and three years
bond with personal security and a mortgage of tile
property will be required and interest to be paid an
nually. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR
Ex'r p. McRa.
Ian L. %
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
SUPPER HOUSE.

rTNHE subscriber has made arrangements with the
l. Contractor to furnish SUPPER for Stage PaSscn-
gers to and from Camden. c. H. NETTLES.
REFEEENCES-J. W. STEGALL- Contractor: Col. f.
W. CHARLES, Darlington c. H.: Maj JOHN D. MURRAY
Camden PoST MASTER, Chcnw
Mount Elon Jan. 23 st
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
Twenty Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED on the 26th december, GEORGE, q
dark m,llatto about twenty-five years Of age. He
formerly owned by Russell Paine Esq. and has
worked rs Il painter in the city. lIcca write, and no
doubt will forge passes to pass free man. He has
been i'll Columbia, Camden and Ncwbcrry, where he is
we'll known. The above reward will bc paid for his
delivery in any Jail where | can get Kim
HENRY u. WALKER
Charleston s. c. JAN 23-3t.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
Fourteen Valuable Negroes.

accustomed to working in the Tan Yard and Factory
The above property will be sold on Il credit of one
and three years and may be treated for Private
Sale until the first Of March next and unless previously
sold. will be offered ut Public Sale on that day.
For further particulars, application may be made to
THOMAS LANG, or
Jan 81. W ANDERSON
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-27
ESTATE SALE.

DY permission Of John R. Joy, Esq, Ordinary for
d Kershaw District, will be sold on TUESDAY, the
9th inst, at the late residence Of Benjamin Halle
decd portion othc Personal Estate of said deceased
consisting of CORN. FODDER, PEAS quantity Of
SEED COTTON, stock Of CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS,
aud about $4,000 pounds SALTED PORK. Planta-
ton Implements, Household and Kitchen Furniture
&c. Also
At the Court House in Camden, on Monday, I'd day
Of February, between
SO and 60 Prime Negroes,
fine Family Carriage one pair of Carriage Horses, r.
Boys Pony, fifteen prime Mules, and the Plantation
Wagons.
The Negroes will be sold on credit Of one two and
three years Terms for the other property will be made
known at the time OF sale
{. J. SHANNON, Admir-. Benz Halle.
az" will sell at the same time and place, and on
the same terms, Fifty Negroes C.. MATHESON.
asn. 9. 1852. Is