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EXCURSION to EUROPE and BACK
'' THiRD-CLAss PASSENGERS

THIKU-OIASS FAbSENUEkS.
limited number Of thrdclAss passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in provisions
From Philadelphia From Liverpool ..6 guineas
Freight fine goods SOL per tun and goods hard
vue. he will be taken subject 10 agreement
B. By the late alterations In the sailing of these steam
era the facilities for quick travelling by railroad and
sssmep 10 Europe these TO whom time is object
visit Great Britain Ireland and the principal continental
ses allowing them about full days do before
turning and be back in the United States In ~ days from
starting Rates Of passage out and home-Ater saloon
bshs Sso midship s40 forward $40; third class $50
An experienced Surgeon viii be csried each ship.
rof freight or passage, apply 10
THOMAS Rich ARDSON Philadelphia and New-York
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool.
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I'VE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

ii ALL lsrI1 diiu ANOIN II
VI, IAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
iOIh Sad LIVERPOOL direct and between BOSTON
- bhfOOL.-rhe Boston ships only calling ~ Hall
- :. $40 ns 2ao receive mails and passengers
seeenh1IA, Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
f1Eks!A Cspt -, EUROPA, Z. @. Lott
asa {. II <. JudknS NIAGARA J. Stone,
AhhiJCA N. shannon, CANADA Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Latch
oese vessels eAry elsN white light at mast head freea
uss~oocTd bow, red on port bow.
ASIA .,sa<ins t.m HEWYORK, "wednesday July q
MERlCA, Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday Aus 4
NkOPA Lcti, from NETWORK Wsans.S.s A. n "
NIAGARA, stos-, hom BOSTON W.dns.dsy' A. ~
AFRICA, 6afrson, I'm. NEW-YORK Weons.n.x &. oS
CANADA. Lens. ftom BOSTON W,dpesdsv Sen, 49,
asa. Juai,Is. from NETWORK Wednesdsy ssn, a
AMERICA Shannon, TN BOSTON, waoDesdsv Ssnt IL
EUROPA Lott from NETWORK, Wean.~day So, -
PAsAgr iruED He~-York Boston 10 LAyerpoeI-F1ygt
"a 10, Sl2n; Second can'n, $40.
keTths oot sooxred until paid for.
hsebt St ~ charged on specie beyond amount fof
Ns nal expenses
Al experienced Surfeon on hoard
~ All Letters ana newspapers muu pass through the
fostetce F0r rel ht or PASSAGE. apply 70
K. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green
q Trench German, and other Foreign Goods received
&c brGsght In oouclon with British GOods Through bl1
Stsoing-nre EveH IN Hsvre Tor New-York
WArCt Es-by orser Of the British Treasury watches OF
sNsp uAnutscture eesng the uarks Of English
sSnsctSets VIII D hereafter admitted In England In trap
s 'oF the Uniteo states and other countries In
te1ce Of cb French and Swiss watehes NAV De shipped
hsyr- fos kewYork Boston, via LiyerpeoL without
ns the sk, berstOfore OF being ssiEeS BY the Euf
aao Ca4oul HOUSE
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IT7NDaY EXCURSIONS to WHITE

(NT-NUA 10 w
STONE. NEW ROCHELLE add GLEN COVE
- nnodous steamer CATALINE, Capt. Hoffmire, will
excursion to the above places every Sunday lssv
% P.si,ip At o'clock NJ, Gouverneu.st 81 Delaney
- a. Ietbst r. 81. sd st.. r, o'clock Returning,
l3en Cove at O'Clock and Rochelle ~ stopping
=, Wbitsstone Dinner sud refreshments furnished on
s<s,d FMe Is cents each way.
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II of the Comfy Of New YORK. hereby persons
h,'ns claims against THOMAS BRADY late OF the City
Yok bsier deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscroer at his RESIDENCE the OF and
a., the CITY oNew Ysrk before the 18th day Of Deesnbst
neIt-Dsied New York, the 10th day OF June, 1854
jell isw6mFs JAMES PAGAN, Executor.
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y eho OLAsOOW.-The Glasgow and New-York Stea n
- NomPsnys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, $50
eho 80 horse power, Robert Craig Commander, Will
- nom New FORK for Glasgow, SATURDAY, the l4th
f1st pext 81 o'clock noon.
eartCsbio tSalooA State ROosns). .............t0
ssS tehin (hidShip State Rooms) ............ IS
Stewards fee included
AnpN 70 ] kcSYMON No. 50 Broadway.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

LII ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BED-
FORD ard TAUNTON.-The tes nen G. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, Of this hne, now run regularly -
wharf above Bsttery-plscs daily, Sundays excepeet O.
SPIN and stoninkton at oeloch NJ or on arrival o. the
mali train which leaves Boston at $50 Pm
The ,tesmer PERRY leaves Providencs for Newport,
daily except Sundays at 9 AM and PM New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed immediately on the arrival
Of the mail train 81 Mansfield
For freight or pssss apply at the Office, No 10 Battery
place, or on heard the boats
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CTEAMBOAT ARMENIA, for

CTEAM BOAT ARMENIA, for
~ POUGHKEEPsIE, Newburrh, Couzens. Co sprint
Cornwall and Milton from foot OF Jsyst every >fernoos
at O'clock Returning, will leave Poustteeps- -v-r.
morning at osock, Sunday excepted Meals served %
board
CCHOOLEY' MOUNTAIN.-The
- best route from New.York IL via New.Hampton.
twice daily by Central Railroad Of New Jersey Only ten
mile, by stage and good road On and AFTER July 2d.
Leave by steamer RED JACKET from Pier No. l. " r.,
At A. NJ and 4P NJ Fare 81 l2l. Through in y hours.
For tickets further information. apply at HOPES TX
pres. Office, No ~ Broadway, or on board the boat
re- Hopes Express in connection with this line.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surrogate
ns oouny Of New fort hereby rveu 10 al PERSONS
v .ATs Iain; BEksARD HANGAR ate Of The CITY Of
49, 80 eeceased 10 present th. sane. Nth voucher.
- ne sasscneer At the oce ofwHham Hy,r A. No rs
hon s me CITY OF New orb or bsfo, M. sh d.v al
- lAwomFr ELXAbET9 g.sic ~ -.
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Ocean Cleaners, ST.

A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-
~ lr hne of Packets for Pert Philip and Sydney. The
roscrbe will dispatch the astsans and syonte Packet
MADISON on the lst Of August 1.-THE above vessel com-
spded BY an experienced who has been many years
In he Australian trade the accommodations superior To
uy ship In port having large and small state rooms
vel sdsped for families single persons Those embark
tpr o the gold regions should make early applications
% secure beIths Ia number being already engag-d For
tssht passage apply pier No 8 East River or to
BuTLTR BROTHERS. Australian Packet Oftoe, No. lob
spd llS South-st
KB-The tariff OF duties goods imported into Austrs-
IA can be seen at the Office OF the subscribers
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE G.

u SMITH ESQ OF the County Kss notice here
b. TO all persons having claims against RICHARD DOUG
LASS late Of the City Of Rrookyn deceased that they required
eSo the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
Office County Treasurers Once, the City Hail. the Guy
Brooklyn before the 18th day Of January neI-Dsed July
It'll. 1854 CRAWFORD c. SMITH, Adnnistrsto
Ere
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of JESSE G,

II SMITH Esa, Surrogate Of the County OF Kings. ncao-
hereby gwen according law To all persons HAVING claims rsn
AUGUSTUS GRAHAM late Of the CITY Of Boskys, dse.,ed
they required exhibit the sane with the ,oshsr seo
the subscriber Robert sherve al his place Of Business Mar
shat Hudsonav the City Of Brooklyn before the
18th day o. January nsIL-Dst~i July 8, lisa.
CHESTER COLEMAN, J
ROBERT SHERWELL,f Executors
tya lawsnFr* ABEL A. LOW
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EOR ALBANY, 81: POUGHKEEp.

il Sic, 5OCTs1 HUDSON rs Crs.-The new and ele
OF Jsyst at o'clock on msnd.y, Wednesday and Fr
day for Albany lsndins At West Point Newburrh POUCH
Returnfn Albany Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Of the same hour, making the landings above. B.
Under circumstances will any Of the above landing. b
pass~d. JAMES MCCULLOUGH Aren't No I59 Front-,t
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nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and

WI ssId D., IA :HgfS ss
Capt Benjamin Bryton, leave alternate dsys sundsy
accepted tom Pier No s. ~ r. the Battery, at N
TIsDALE boARDEN. Asenta Hos N ana n W.sts
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the srr,n....

II Of e County OF New Yot notice sveu 70 a. $3.50.
havins claims ERNEST KAss Of tie CITY Of NJ w.
eshs licensed to pe.en; the With thereof 70 The
subscriber AZ b.. No So5 Broadway Yors
before the twelfth srt ~.
eighth day Of July, 1863 JOHN NJ SANDS. EGscatsr
sv-Q fuE
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17
TELEGKAPIIIC INTELLIGENCE
Hut~r fpe.s, Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New York. Feb. l2.-The steamship Pacific
has arrived from Liverpool, with four days later
intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2S.-Thc sales of cotton for
the four DAYS have been as followers, VIZ Sat
urdav. 5000, Monday 10000; Tuesday, $4,000,
Wednesday. 10000. The market advanced an
eighth: Gplanls, M'ddlin@s, 3-+, Fair, .;
Orleans Middling, 4 rs; Fair II. OF the
Gales, spectators took S0O0 and exporters 5000.
The demand is good.
Jas. McIlenry's Circular of the 9th says, that
since the sailing of the Europa the demand for
cotton has increased, the sales Of the three days
amounting to $4,000 bales, of which 10000
have been taken on speculation and for export
The advices of a reduced crop and the upward
movement of prices in America, have brought a
bout much more hopeful feeling for the future.
At Manchester, the mills are we'll supplied with
orders at recommending prices.
The latest news received from London by tele-
graph on the morning the Pacific sailed, states
that reports of threatened invasion Of England
by NAPOLEON were quite current, and that the
Government had ordered 10000 stand Of arms
from Birmingham and would concentrate 25,OOO
troops in London. The Daily News says that
orders have been sent to recall three OF the prln-
cipal ships of war stationed in the TagueS, with
all despatch, to the coast of England.
The Paris Moniteur publishes the names OF
the Senators. NJ. BARocHE is Vice President
There have been more arrest and transportlons.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

EPISCOPAL CoNvExTIox-The Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese
Of South Carolina met in this city on wednesday,
the 18th instant, and adjourned after session
Of two days. 1t was attended by large num-
ber Of clergymen and respectable number Of
lay delegates from the several parishes and cllur
chcS After the transaction of the business be-
fore the body, the following complimentary roso-
luton was unanimous y passed on motion of the
Rev. c. H. Hall, of Johns Island:
Resolced, That the thanks of this Convention
be returned to the gentlemen and families
Of Columbia who have kindly and hospitality en-
tcrtained the members of this body.
South Cdrolinian-
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

Professor II. Cox, of Cincinnati, writes as fol-
lows respecting a remarkable cure effected by the
use Of Dr. Rogers Livcrwort and Tar:
Mr.. 4. l.. tScorW:
Sir-IIowever reluctant may have been to
attach my name to certificate recommending
patent medicines, nostrums, ect., not on y think
it my duty to my patrons, but to the communi-
tv. and all afflicted with diseased lungs, to state
that have used DIR. Rogers Liverwort and Tar
in several cases with the happicst effect; and in
one case particularly, that Of Miss Belt, who ap-
pearcd to be laboring under tn" last stage of
scrofulous consumption, as pronounced by sever
al physicians, who Were in attendance previous
to my taking charge finer case. BY its use she
has been entirely restored, and is now enjoying
the best health. HIRAM Cox, NJ. ID.
We learn from the Hon. Judge Morse, of Gin
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17
CLEAR THE Way!

order 70 make room for Spring Purchases, l now
L offer the following WINTER GOODS at prices un.
questionably low:
Ladies Winter Dress Goods Of every kind, from l2c
upwards
Beautiful Brocadc Lustrcs, 25, 81 and 3d. worth 5Oc
6-i English Merinoes, all Shades only SOC
French Mcrnoes plain and figured, at n. York Cost
Mousslin DeLanes worth 81, for Is, 30 and 25c
Beautiful fast colorcd Ca!cocs, reduced to l0e
First quality French Calico, now selling at l2c
White and Red Flannel at shade over cost
White and Grey Duthl Blankets, at IS, 81 and 81
With great variety OF WINTER GOODS, at pri-
ccs tcmpngly low Ny object being to raise money for
my Spring Purchases will sell them off at any scri-
ce Of prQtt, rather than keep them to next win
ter Parties wishing bargains will find this an excel
lent opportunity for governing their loose change into
good cheap and substantial Dry Goods.
Jan. 23. JAMES WILSON
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
'ANl!E Subscriber has just received HOW supply Of
Z FRESH Winter :,sEaE sprEmg ei;,rdeIs

'HNl!E Subscriber has just received How supply Of
Z Fresh Winter :isEG Eprsng Ii,rdeIe
Seeds. NS we t>f all Our Seeds before selling them
the public may purchase from us with r.wfdcacr We
sell mntaim" that do not feel assured will ,row if
the necessary cautions used. Our supply consists
in part "t
BE4NS-Englsh Windsor Early Mohawk. Early Yc!-
low Six Weeks. Large White Kidney Refugee or
1000 to l, Red French Spcck!cd. Dutch Case Knilc,
White niItch Runner, Large Lima
BEE7S-Early Blood Turp. Long Blood white Sugar.
ABBiGES-Early York Large York, Sugar Loaf
May. Early Dr,r!head Large late Drumhcad Savoy
Early Dutch. Green Globe Savoy. True Green Glazed
ClRROTS-Elrv Honi Long Orange.
EFCL,HBERS-Long Green, Early Frame Ghclkn
LET7TCE-White Cabbage, Silcsia Curled Ice head
ONON-Whitc Portugal, Large Red yellow Dutch.
IElS-Eary Warick, Early juno. Early Charlton,
Early Double Blossom Codo Null. Dwarf Marrow
fat Large White MmrowE,t
RADLSh--Long Scarlet Scarlet Turnip Black Fall
SQUlSH-Ycl!ow Bush, White Bush Summer Crook
neck
7 LFNLPS-Largc White Flat, Early Spring. Earl
Dutch Yellow English Red Top Flat Ruta Baga.
CORN-Swcct Sugar. Six Weeks Tuscarora with
Okra. Purple Broccoli. Cauliowcr Celery Egg Plant
Kalc Nutmeg Melon. Parsley. Parsllip, Peppers
Tomatoes. Rhubarb, Spnagc, Vegetable Oyster
Also. large variety Of choice Flower
Seeds.
500 Asparagus Roots. For sale by
FRANCIS L. ZEMP:
Jan. O. #
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Cjrrespn.lsnce of the Charleston Courier.
.ASHINGTON, Feb.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th.
A deputation of citizens of New York, presen-
ted Mr. Clay, on Monday a very elegant Gold
Medal. with complimentary address. The GER
rmonv was quite interesting, and Mr. Clay's re-
ply shows that his mind is still vigorous, though
his frame is shattered. and his voice enfeebled.-
Some citizens of New-York are making move
ment in favor of Mr.. Webster for the next Pres
dcncv. \ great meeting of his friends Is cal
led for the fourth of March next.
The delegates to the Baltimore Convention
from the city ofNew-Y ork have been instructed
to vote for Gen. Cass, and he-will, as some say,
be the ultimate choice of the whole delegation
from the State.
The President of the L. S. has received an
autograph letter from Louis Napoleon, advising
him of his election as President, and his friendly
disposition towards this country.
The President has also received an autograph
letter of complimentary character, from the Bey
!. of Tunis, written in Arabic. The letter came
inclosed in rich embossed velvet satchel, with
gold borders. tasselS and br!lliants.
1t is to be regretted that Mr.. Burt has been
compelled by i'll health to ask to be excused from
service on the Committee Of Military Affairs a
position in Which he has rendered most valuable
services for several sessions.
learn that the Spanish Minister has received
letter from Gov Hunt, Of New7 York, promi-
sing upon d,lberaton to pardon Jose Antonio
Lopez, the Spanish sailor found guilty of murder
in row in Ncw-Iork. Caldcron went on to
Albany in the most nclemcnt weather, to lay the
case fivorablv before the Governor, or the man
would have swung before now.
Lola Monies appeared again last night and
was well received. She has certainly convnc"d
or at least lnyStifed the public rs to her personal
character Her vind:cation is all,bc. Anuin-
Der ofpublic men have called upon her, and they
fud her, they say, an intelligent and h'gh-bred
woman.
Mr. Cass unfodcd his views to-day, in a writ
ten speech, on the subject of National lnterven-
ton. Gen Casss doctrine is, that it IS our du-
tv and policy to make a solemn declaration to
the world Of the opinions and principles OF tlls
Government III opposition to the leagues ot ar
bitrarv powers. This is the moral Intervention
that he advocates, and he says it will not lead
us into any of the quarrcls Of European powers.
H9 is not, he says, in favor Of intervention by
means Of an offensive war, and he had IN his
first interview with kossuth, so informed him.
Such declaration as he proposes, will he thinks,
do some good, and yet not involve lis in any
quarrels Mr.. Clemens of Alabama, has taken
the floor to reply to Mr.. Cass.
The great majority indicated in the House in
opposition to the restoration ofspeciic duties set
ties that question for this session. But there IS
still some probability that Senator James scheme
of an advice Of ten per cent on iron and fine cot
tons may pass.
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A Suit to suit the Times !

NTISlllNG to close out the balance Of my stock Of
W Winter Ready-Made Clothing, will dis
pose ofmy stock Of Coats, Over Coats and Vests at
cost prices. ALSO
Broad Cloths French Cassmcres and Ves.ings ALI
Wool Twccds, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans and Negro
Cloths, at greatly reduced prices.
January 23 JAMES WILSON.
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Settler ASCriGuf.

SElDL1TZ Powders Henry's Magncsia Fluid Mag
- nesia. Motat's Bittcrs. Rowand'S Tonic Mixture
Wistars' BalSaIn. Ayers Cherry rcctoral. Tarrants
Cordial Elixir Of Turkey Rhubarh, Sands Sarsaparlla
GuvSott's Yellow Dock and SarSapara. ard Jew Da-
vds Plaster y fresh supply Of all the above just re-
ccivcd ut Il. j. DELAYS
Fob
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cinnat, that DR.. Cox is a physician of the high
est standing
For sale at Thomas J. Workmans Drug
Store, Camden, S. G.
See advertisement in anotheL column.
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Paints, Oils, &c.
SADDLE l. HARNESS MAKING.

JNlE undersigned continues his business at the old
i stand returns his thanks for past GlvorS and hopes
for continuance Of patronage. All work in his line
will be done with punctuy, and where tie cash is
paid ut the time of delivery discount of ten per cent
will he made
Jan 6, l2-lv T. !. OAKS.
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BY JOHN II. JOY. ESQ, ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT.
w ilEREAS, Emanuel Parker applied to me for
W Letters ofadminiStration on all and singular the
Goods aud Chatcls. Rights and Credits OF James Par
kcr late ofthc District aforesaid deceased.
ThcS" are therefore. to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred aud creditors Of the said deceased
10 he and appear before me at Our next Ordinary 5
Court for the said district 10 he holden ut Camden
Court House on the Twcntv-thrd day of February inst
to show cause fany why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9TH day of Fcbr
~ in the year of our Lord thousand eight hum
drcd and il1y-two and in the Scvcnv-siNtl year Of
American independence. JOHN r. JOY, o. Kn.
Feb. 10. II
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Es.ANk AGENCY.

TlE subscriber will attend promptly to any bust
L hess entrusted to him us B.lNK AGENT
Jan. It. r. J. DELAY.
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esci1figse.

'0OPER'S Shred lsingass Leaf lSinglass for Coffee;
" Preston Mcvrill's Inaliibc Yeast Powder and
Rose Water: NmtmeCs Mace. Cinnamon Allspicc.
Ginger Red and Black Pepper. White Mustard Seed,
Mustard Sage Tapioca, Arrow Root. Sc. Always on
hand at H. J. DELAYS.
E,h
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Committed.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
T.AXEIS.

"a AEIS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that | will open Books on
~ the 2Sth day OF February next. at the store OF
James Dunlap il Camden, for collecting the Taxes for
ISL aud will attend at the following places the fol-
lowing days for the samc purpose:
On Monday. the lst OF March NJ Liberty Hill: on
TUESDAY the 2d of March at Flat Rock on Wednesday,
the Sd of March, at Buffalo: Thurtlav, the 18th Of
March at Lizcnly's: on Friday the 5th Of March, at
Scrocks Mill: on Saturday, the 9th of March, at Cure
tons Mill
Aticr the above named times will attend at Cam
den until the i<t day Of May next at which time the
Books will positively he closed and all dcilucrs dou-
bic taxed j. ". DOBY, I. c. h. y.
january -. II
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17

DY JOHN r, JOY, Observation-Disclosures James
- Catoe has applied to me for Letters Of Admins
traOn all and singular tho Goods and Chatlcs
Rights and Credits Of Needham Coc late of the Dis
rct aforesaid deceased: These therefore to cite
and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased to be and appear before at
next Ordinarys Court, for the said District. to be
holden at Kershaw Court House the 9th day of
February. inst. to show any, why the said adj
minis.ration should not be granted.
Given uuder my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
February. in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and fifty two and in the seventy sixth year
of American Independence.
Feb. II. JOHN r. JOY, O. K. d.
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Srirst Gas s.HsrsssS,

T'llE subscriber has just received beautt'u!cocc-
i. ton Of the above Lamps, for Centre Table Nam
tlcpccc or Chambers Those in want are respectfully
requested TO call and examine them at
Feb ;. Il. J. DELAYS
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FOR SALE.
CHEAP GROCERIES,.

CHEAP GROCERIES,
- 1rITDS. SUGAR. so sacks RIO COFFEE; mats
y JAVA COFFEE; 10 sacks CUBA DO.
30 barrels New Orleans MOLASSES
- hogs West India DO
80 barrels New Orleans WlllSkEI
10 do Monongchcia DO
casks old Rye DO 10 years old
3 is casks FRENCH BRANDY
5 barrels best LEAF LARD
10 barrels MACKAREL
% barrels Baltimore FLOUR
30 hnxcs English Dairy CHEESE
10 kits MACkAREL No. l
ALSO
10 baskets IIEIDSICk CHAMPAGNE
10 cases CLARET WINE, for Table Use
10 do MADEIRA DO
do PORT DO
90 dozen "BYASS LONDON" PORTER
ALSO,
Ginger, Peach Plum and Chow Glow PRfSERI rs
200 quarter and half boxes SARDlNES
90 cases SALMON and LOBSTERS
With many other articles too to mention For
sale low for cash. to punctal customers the usual
time. ". G. MOORE. Red Flag.
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ID Nancy West has applied to me for Letters of Ad
mnstration of all and singular the Goods and Chatlcs
Rights and Credits cf james West late of the District
aforesaid deceased These therefore to cite and adj
monis all and singular the kindred and creditors ofthe
said deceased TO be and appear before me at our next
Ordinary Court for the said District at KerSaw Court
House on the first day ofMarch next to show cause, if
any, why the said administration should he granted
Given uncr my hand and seal this 10th day Of
February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fty-two and in the 7Gth-ycar Of -ime-
ricnn Independence.
Feb II. JOHN r. JOY, O. X. d.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-17
BisiS for 1851.

IN favor Of the subscriber, ready for dcvc-
l. rv. Those whose Eames they bear arc respectfully
invited to call at his store settle Iem and take them
away u. j. DELAY.
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