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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
WILL BE SOLD,


A T the Charleston Cotton Factory, at Public Auc-
n ton, on TUESDAY, 18th May, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
THE FOLLOWING MACHINERY !:
LOG LOOMS, Made by ". Mason Co.
26 Ring Spinning Frames, l32 Spindlcs each, do.
Heads of Drawing do.
Willow do.
80 Thirty inch Cards, made by L. P. INGRAtlAM.
5 Wrappers, do do
Dressers do 90
4 Fly Frames, made by T J. HILL co.
4 Twine do. do do
Rail Heads, made by P. WHITING I SONS,
First Picker, do do
Second do. do do
Twine Winders,
Banding Frame,
l Cloth Brush,
! TURNING ENGINE, 6 feet slide
In addition to the dbouc aoiU be sold,
The sHAFTING, PULLEYS, HANGERS BELTS,
BOBBINS REEDS, HEADDLES, SHUTTLES,
CANS &c. &c.
The above Machinery is in excellent ORDER and now
in active operation
One ENGINE Of 60 Horse Power. which could be
advautageousy adapted to Saw Mill
EerWs-Onefourth Cash-the balance OH credit
of Six Months, with approved City Acceptance draw
ing interest from day of sale Thirty days will be al
lowed for removal of Machinery. s-.s
Charleston, May 7th, 1852. 3I-3t
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ELECTION NOTICE..
South CarOlila-Kcrsl,aW District.

OTTce Court Of General Sessions and Common
Pteas
1, N. NAUDIN, Clerk Of said Court in pursuance OF
the directions of the act Of the Legislature in such
made and provided do hereby give public notice that
an election for Ordinary for Kershaw District will be
held on MONDAY, the 10th day Of May next at the
usual places of Election throughout the said District
to fill the vacancy eccasioned by the expiration Of the
term ofthe present incumbent.
Witness my hand at Camden, 23d day Of February,
A. d. 1852. NJ NAUDIN, c. C. p. l. S.
March g. l9-t
Election Notice.
THE friends of JOHN r. JOY, announce him
as Candidate for reelection to the office of Or
dnary for kershaw District.
Feb. 81. II If,
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The Yorkville Remedy.

THIS paper is published at York c. H. every Thurs
l. day morning, at 81 year. Being IA miles from
the North Carolina line and having large circulation
in the Western part Of that State the "REMEDY' Of:
fers to men OF business good advertising medium
Copies Of the paper be at any Of the Printing
Offices TllOS. J. ECCLES
Nov 10
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MARRIED. the evening of Thursday,
April 90, at the residence of Col. I. W. Glover,
ny the Rev. Mr. Lafar, Miss ELLA, eldest daugh,
rot, Col. T. w. Glover, of Orangeburg, and
1ARLEs H. S1MoSToN, of Charleston.
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A young man in Niagara having been crossed
in love, walked to the precipice, took "it his
clothes, gave one lingering look at the gulf be-
meath him, and then went home. Lis body was
found next morning-in bed.
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NEW ARRIVALS.
Cod Liver Oil.
Writing Inks.

TNHE subscriber has just received large and va
Il ricd assortment Of Black, Blue, Carmine and Red
INKS, OF superior quality in vals aud bottles from
to so cents each ALSO,
Harrisons Tarrant's, Wrghts Davids and Maris
INDELIBLE INKS, for marking on cotton linen and
silk with and without Preparation.
March &C. H. j. DELAY.
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Take Notice.

/ have placed my Books Notes. and Accounts, in the
i hands of J. s. DEPASS Tor collection. He is duly
authorized settle all accounts and notes in his hanss
of rninc J. D. MURRAY.
March 80. 2O-tt
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MISS WILSON would inform the Ladies of Camden
WI that she has taken the Academy and is now
prepared to receive Pupils both in Instrumental and
Vocal Music. Reference,
May 36 1t J. NJ DESAUSSURE, Esq
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Just Received,

A N additional supply of Groceries, consisting of
n Now Orleans Santa Croix. crushed and clarified
Sugars; New Orleans and West India Moasses; Back
and Gunpowdor Teas Rio and Java. Coffee; New Ba-
con; Pickled Salmon; Dried Cod and Mackare Fish
Cheese sc. Also ono barrel fine Cuba Honey and a
few kegs Malaga Grapes all Of which will ne sold low
for cash. by JAMES McEWEN.
marie 81 If
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AN ORDINANCE

ITO repeal the lst and I'd Sections of an Ordinance
i directing the restrictions. under which wagons
shall haul in and about the corporate limits of the
Town of Camden and for other purposes therein men
toned and ratified the 18th day Of March 1852.
SEC lst. Bo it ordained by the Intendant and War
dcns Of the Town of Camden and it is hereby ordain
ed by the authority Of the same, that so much of an
ordinance entitled an ordinance under which wagons
shall be restricted in hauling in and about the corporate
limits OIL the Town Of Camden, bo and the same Is
hereby repealed.
Ratified i'll Town Council this the twcnty-frst day
Of April in the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fitytwo and the scventy-siXth year Of
American independence. ..~
T. 4. SALMOND Intcudant.
[. v. BALLARD, Recorder.
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- 80 go 80 80 49,

nN and after 18th inst the Accommodation Mid
~ Day Trip, between Camden and the Junction
will be discontinued The Train will continue to run
through to Columbia on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays as heretofore. a
Stock will be received for shipment on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays only. Stock will leave here
on the above days. at ll30 A NJ, and be left at the
Camden Junction to be taken down by the regular
night Express Train from Columbia.
Time Table for Camden Passenger Train.
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SELLING OFF!

JNHE subscriber intending to close business in Cam.
i den offers at greatly reduced prices Tor Cash, his
entire stock of Groceries and Heavy Goods consisting
in part of Sugars Coffee, Molasses Flour, Salt Bag
ging, Rope, Iron IIollowWare. Saddles, Brides,
Whips, Negro Clothes and Blankets Brown and Bleach
cd Homespun, Checks, Tickings, Hats Caps &c,
Knives and Forks, Trace Chains, &c &c.
The above Goods will be disposed of at very low
rates for Cash.
AS intend to leave Camden at an carly day, de-
sire all persons indebted to me to make immediate pay
ment. B. W. CHAMBERS
Camden, s. c., April 30. 35-tf
sS-Whig, Charlotte, N. c., copy four times, and
send bill IL this Office for payment
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

HE regular Meeting of this Section will be held at
4 their Hall on Friday next, at o'clock BY order
1f the ". ]. P. DEPASS Sec'ry.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods. ,s,t
HHE subscribers would call attention to their stock
l. which is now complete, consisting in part, viz:
FOR LADIES'
Barege Tissue and Mateline; Printed Jaconet and,
Org.ande Muslin; American French and English Prints
American and Scotch Ginghams large assortment of
Mourning Goods; Black, White and Colored Sewing Sill
SH4 WIS and -AANZLES; Embroidered Muslin Man
ties; Lace and Muslin Capes Collars and Chemisetts
Muslin Inserting and Edging, &c. &c. - ,7..
FOR GENTLEMEN r--...s nj;
Plain and fancy Summer Cashmere (some in suits,)
Drap DEta; plain and fancy Linen Drill Do Marseles
Festng; white and colored Silk and Satin vestngs;
an elcgent assortment Of Summer Cravats Gentlemens
Shirts and Collars: French Gray, Panama, Fambcau,
Leghorn, and Palm Leaf (mens and boys) Hats
large assortment of Goods suitable for boys and house
servants; u few pieces India Mating, &c.
April 90. McDOWALL & COOPER.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. G.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT

May ISL, looA'
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHERAW, DARLINGTON c
H. AND MAYS T. o. on VIII. e. MAHcHEsTER R. r
Due Daily, at a'SN ~
Closes Daily, at soo i. NJ
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHARLESTON.
Due Daily. at 4,SO r. M
Closes Daily, at ooo a. -n'
SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA.
Due Daily at 4"SO 20 = W.
Closes Daily, at o'oo ~ :
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA.
Due Daily,a 4oo H'
Closes Daily, Mt 9o T. w.
rTWay Mails on the South Carolina hail kuad;
close daily, ut ''oo l. 'n'
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER G. II.
Due Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at +. NJ
Closes Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at D A ih.
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA LIBERTY HILL, &c.
Due Thursday and Saturday. at ".
Closes same day,at l@.oo +. VI.
NEwBERRv MAIL, VIA LoNcTowN, &c.
Due Thursday, at eVO L. VI.
Closes Friday, at 2;uo a. VI.
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which consists partly of
Calicoes, Gins sharls plain and embroidered Lawns
Fancy Muslns at all prices, Linen Camonc' assorted
colors Cambrics and Muslins, plain and checked,
Grapes, Bareges, Challys, DeLanes, Tissue Silks and
great variety Of other articles suitable TOR Ladies
Dresses. ALSO
\ large assortment Of Linen Cambria Hdkls., Nee
dlc-worEed Collars and Cuffs, Chemisetts and Caps
Muslin and Lace Sleeves, Capes and Mantillas, Lace
and Muslin Edgng and Inserting, Bonnets and Rib
bons of the newest styles, Ivory Black and Feather
Fans, Umbrellas and Parasols, and great variety u
other Fancy Articles, to numerous to name.
They recommend their stock OF bleached ana orow1
Shifting, oluc and striped Homespuns, Cotton and
Linen Oznaburgs Bed Tick, and every kind OF Towel
ling and Table Linen. A very largo assortment OF
Hosiery of every description, Linen, Thread Lace and
Silk Gloves Mtts, &c &c.
They invite their friends to call at their Store, feeling
certain TO be able to satisfy them in every way
well in the price as in the assortment of the Goods
April 1852. NJ. DRUCKER & CO.
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Selling Balance of Dry Goods and
Groceries much below Cost.
TNHE subscribers, positively intending to close their
Il business will sell as above.
They desire all those either indebted to H. Levy, or
H. Levy s. Son, to come forward and settle their ac-
counts. H. LEVY & son.
May 9th, 1852. 81 If
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NEW SPRING GCODs.
In Equity-Kershaw District.

II EI IUlty -06IbIdW OISCIIEI'
NOTICE.-Guardans Trustees and Receivers,
n appointed by the Court Of Equity for kcrshaw
District and accountable to the same, and the Execu-
tors and Administrators Of such dead are hereby
required make thci' annual returns and produce the
vouches verifying the same before the Commissioner in
Equity for said Ustric before the lst day Of May
next. W. H. Il. NORkMAN, c. I. X. d.
April Q. t 30 If
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LIST OF LETTERS,

DEMAINIMG in the Post Office at Camden, S. C.,
LII May lst, 1852. =
Bass, Jas. Furra, Jas. Otoy, W. L.
Brent, r. C. HAYS, J. j. Robertson, Jno. :
Bishop &c Hughes, W. E. Stewart, Mrs. j..
Brown W. j. R. Jones, Capt j. L. Sims, Col j. T.
Bard, Mrs. S. jenkins NJ u: SeSo, Aoner
Cox, J. j. kniten, Miss r Scott, 7. A.
Cooper Miss NJ. EKcnnedy, Chas. savage Cook'
Davis, Josh. Love, Philip Messrs
Duncan, \. McCauley, Dr. >. Snaw, >. y.
DOUGLASS Mr. Mcdonald JAS Thorington, II.
Evans Miss S. Massey S. B. Walker, Mrs n.
Fahv. F. Mosley, C. L.
Ford, J. W. Nolin, Chas.
Persons calling for the above will please say "th0y
are Advertised JNO, n. GAME " ELL, l. VI.
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Cash System.

CaSn SysIem.
rJNIIE subscriber is sti,i engaged in the WAGON
MAKING and BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS.
He is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him. He must however say that he is
tired of the credit system and hereafter the CASH, or
its equivalent will bo required at the time work is de-
livered An approved note, bearing interest from day
will answer. For CASH, he is willing to work low,
rcry low, and those who want any thing done in his
line, will oblige him by calling upon him.
Those indebted to him are requested TO make early
payment, and save cost n. B. ARRANIS.
April 60 80 I'm
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Jewelry, Watches, &c.

JeWeTy, WSICHeS, &C.
X OLD and Silver LEVER WATCHES Of the ncw-
VI est patterns and warranted tine-kecpers Gold
Chains, Seals and Keys. Rings. Pins and Earrings,
Gold and Silver Spcctaclcs, Gold Pens and Pencils,
Coral Necklaces
FINE PLATED WARE Castors Baskets and Cam
dlcsticks Gilt China Vases.
FINE CUTLER r-Razors, Knives and Scissors
FANCY GOODS de- \. YOUNG.
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NEW ARRIVALS
ar THE CAMDEN BAZAAR,

The subscribers have just received their new assor-
ment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rR.ssMITrED FOR THE DAILY DIspATcn
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, July Is.
The steamship Asia has arrived. She brings
Liverpool dates TO the Sd inst.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
CorroN.-Sales of the week amounted TO
$1,000 bales. All descriptions have slightly
declined.
FLouR.-Dennistown quotes Flour at prices
business had been transacted.
CoRN.-Yellow, scarce at cd advance. White,
neglected; no inquiries.
WHEAT.--Trsnsactions to q considerable ex-
tent have been effected. Red 6s Id; Baltimore
White 6s Cd to 6s Sd.
ToBAcco.-Moderate transactions. No al
,eration in prices.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKET.-Authorized quo
tations show decline during the week, o
four francs on ordinary qualities.
ENGLAND.
The Hermann arrived at Southampton on
the LIST.
dreadful riot occurred at Stockport, on
Tuesday, the Goth uli. between the Catholics
and Protestants. Sixty persons were carried
wounded TO the hospital. One was killed
Several houses were torn down by the infl-
rated mob. The Catholic chapel was sacked,
the organ and altar furniture burnt, and MOTH
ing Of the building but the bare walls left
standing. The military finally restored order.
The riot grew out of ill feeling caused by the
| Queens proclamation against Catholic pro-
| cessions.
| Five vessels had arrived from Australia,
bringing over 60 600 ounces ofgold dust.
| Fresh troubles had broken out in Africa.
FRANCE.
The French war steamer Cha rlemagne had
been permitted to pass the Dardanelles con-
trary to treaty.
During Thursday night fourteen persons
were arrested in detached house in Paris,
and this arrest was followed up by many more.
| The affair was at first enveloped in mystery
but it has since uanspired that they were
| conspirators engaged in constructing an infer
ma machine wherewith to kill Louis Napoleon.
The machine consisted of fourteen barrels,
each capable of containing twenty bullets
FURTHER COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Gardner quotes yellow Corn at an advance
of Is; Whea, at Id to Cd advance, Pork, to
| 5 per bhl--durng the week.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

p,,r,uosE, July lathe destruction oil
Lone,iy b, the heavy storm and freshet Of
p.,po,dsv vas much greater than anticipated
W., nv despatch was mailed. The plank
VIZ Of he Baltimore Cemetery Company,
,,UsS;nr rom the city in a northeastern direc-
10 was completely swept away Tor more than
:. "T oasrter OF mile. Some dozen houses have
snsn entirely destroyed, and about twenty un.
soished ones so badly injured that they wiil
have TO be rebuilt. The out houses, fences
and bridges of ilIe county residences, oinding
or the Hartford Run, near the city limits; were
VI W. suept off The whole loss will probably
aa.cb sl00 600. Great distress prevails among
,ta noor families who have been swept out oil
rnnse and home Nat. lat.
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assault by a Member of Congress.

WASHINGTON, July l4.-During conversa-
ton to-day between MIR. Van Wyck and Col.
Miles, in the Iater's office, relative to the ac-
ton of the House in refusing to increase the
salaries of clerks in certain offices, Mr.. Van
WICK observed that no member of Congress
earned his salary half as much a6Sp clerk in
the Departments. The Hon. Ge6.vW. Jones
Of Tenn, unknown to either Of the parties
overheard the remark and Immediately assault
ed Mr.. Van Wyck with chair, injuring his
arm set erely. Other clerks then rushed il
and separated the parties. Mr.. Van W., it is
understood, will Immediately institute civil
and criminal suits against Jones.
The evidence in Days case has closed and
the arguments of counsel commenced
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR A.,
BY WELLINGTON 60DDIN-

IL ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN an ~
AND BROAD STREETS.-Will be SOLD On -
day afternoon, 10th day Of July, 1852, upua -
premises, commencing at O'Clock, the residenN
now in the occupancy of Mr. Jamea L Eye, stpa1.a
on the East line of 18Th, between Grace and BrooI
streets the lot fronts "a feet runs back about -
feet. to an a ley; and has upon il dwelling Con.
tanning six rooms, exclusive of kitchen, which =
in the basemen.) and large wooden stable, IN of
which have been butt within few years and are
now in perfect repair
TERMS -Onefourtn cash: balance at 6, ID ~
10 months Tor negotiable notes, interest addcd,
secured by trust deed or title retained
jy9 w. GODDiE Auct
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Senator from kentucky,

The Governor of Kentucky has appointed
III Hon. David Meriwether 10 fill, until the
first Monday in September next, the place in
the United Suites Senate made vacant by the
death Of the Hon. Henry Clay. MIR. Meriwe-
Their is ii Democrat, and will be succeeded in
his position by the Hon. Archibald Dixon,
who was chosen by the Legislature of Ken
lucky TO succeed MIR. Clay at the period when
his resignation, had ne lived, would have Ia
ken effect.-Republic.
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Mr., Glars Funeral.

LOUISVILLE, July 14th.-The number of per-
sons estimated 10 have been present at the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Clay, in Lexington, on Saturday
last,is thirty or forty thousand. The horses
and carriages present if placed in the process
sion. would have extended II distance of IS
miles. The pagean. was most imposing one,
and the utmost feeling was evidenced
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Deaths bu LIGHTNING.

LOUISVILLE, July l4.-During the storm
which prevailed yesterday, at Lexington, Mis-
sissipp, "A tree on Mr.. Cunningham's planta-
ton, under viii CHI u party of seven negroes
were eating dinner, was struck by lightning
and four OF the negroes instantly killed.
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Dooorfyre of Eossuth.

NV YORK, July l4.-kossuth. with his la
DIV ard suite, sailed for Europe to-day in the
steamer Africa.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,

A DMINlSTRACOk,S SALE-Wil he
"A sold on WEDNESDAY, the 2ist inst. comnen.
cling at 10 O'Clock, on the premises, on 9th street.
at lite inter section with Bark street, the frame
building lately used by E II Roper as blacksmith
snop together with the lien of the ground until the
ts' January next; also, Steam Engine, Lathes and
Fixtures, stock on hand and the Tools used in the
said business; alter which. will be hired out for the
balance OF the year, two Negro Men, accustomed TO
the blacksmith business. Terms cash.
JANIS NJ TAYLOR
Administrator OF f Roper deceased
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Montreal Election.

MONTREAL, July 1.-the Radical candi-
date has been elected from this county to Par
lament by vote of two to one Tor the Govern
,neur candidate
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The Union Convention of Alabama de
cined TO nominate third candidate for the
Presidency, and rec recommended Union men to
pursue any course they might think proper.
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Railroad accident and Loss of Life.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE engine and
baggage car OF the two O'Clock train ioi New
YORK, was thrown off the track three miles
above Camden. Charles Paul, the fireman, was
Killed, and the engineer had his shoulder dislo
Gated. The passenger cars remained on the
Track and no one inside was injured. The ac-
cdent was caused by rain washing sand on the
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e The Southern Rights Convention,
which met in Montgomery, Ala, on the Il h
debated proposition for separate organiza.
ton, and another. proposing TO support Pierce
and King, and adjourned without taking a
vote.
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Best, uctire Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, aIass., July l4.-When the
cars passed Worcester, this evening, the Calho.
Iic College was in fumes, and would proba-
bly be entirely consumed.
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BuRLrxoroN, VI, July l4.-The Wings Of
,bs 22d District Of Vermont have nominated
Andrew Tracy Of Woodstock for Congress,
and F. Kirkland of BraItleboro', for Presiden-
tinI tlecior.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN,

SMALL FARM On THE NEW BRIDGE
~ ROAD, TWO MILES EAST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION The subscriber in.
tending TO remove from Virginia, will expose to
public auction on the premises. on Tuesday, the
goth day OF July 1852, commencing at o'clock p
M, his Farm on the New Bridge road, two miles
East of Richmond, containing So acres-of which,
about one half is cleared, balance in wood-mostly
pine, cedar, and oak.
The improvements consist of dwelling, (nesrly
new having four rooms, besides kitchen, barn.
stable. &c. The place is well supplied with excel
lent springs and has several good locations for ice
houses.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 10, and
IL months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. R.. BOYD
Sale conducted by w GopD1N. jyiO
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AUCTION SALks
THIS DAY.


Aa88 -. TAYL0R~
~ HOUSE Al. .-Or on rfnrw
S~ LIZ. Al AUCf1oN.-Wilib Is 80, - ~
~ nexfs the leth iDst. eonme..sss 49, y - a -
ciock. r n, the House and - q. T.s.ss ~
NE Ia1ence q strccksr. Rae. snd os,s.s.s
nyS.r fcarscn, Esq. The houss e. be- 49,
y built, has or rooms With hssers< :. ~
u good order. The lot i Of sood -. :, - ~
well. This property % beautifully Lnr-s.S E
most pleasant portion Of the Hill.
Terms liberal
jy10 JAMES n TAYLOR. 49,
TRUSTEES SALE or A LOT -
! UNION HlLL.-By virtue Of deed q -
executed by John w. Childress to the suhueesl1sSr
a. trustee 10 secure the payment of : certaia -.
OF money mentioned Il erein, and q the reouee p
the bene fcary therein, shall offer at pubiie -
tian, on Friday, the 10th July. the properly -
veyed BY said deed, being Lot Of Ground situa1ua
on the north side Of venahle street. near IT, -.
caanicsvilie Turnpike. 22s feet and running -
40 feet to a IT, foot alley.
be terms will be announced at the sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trusern
After the above. will be sold two beautiful -.
one fronting Il 9 feet on the nth side Of -
DIE street near Elijah baker. E.qs., adloirlus r.,
properly OF Mr.. Mey er, and running back laS -
10 ~ loot alley, and The other fronting 4Il2E~
on the street north OF venAble street, and rua.Ss
back lS5 feet These are really pretty 100 -
improved, would pay handsome per cent
Terms at sale.
jy9 JAMES M TAYLOR ~.