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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
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.. 4. WALKER.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS WALKER Il HATCHITi, having assocaiee
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
gurgery would respectfully TO the citizends,
Evansville aid vicinity thai they prepared TO attend
to oaIls either day night.
DIR. Hatehtt will pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office on Third Street, opposite the Public Square.
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CO-PARTNHRSHlP NOTICE.

fgNHE undersigned have this day formed copartrer-
i ship, under the name and style of LEWIS * GRAY,
and have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
rinou, Crane az Co., 10 their I'm the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city.
We would respectfully solicit tinGanee OF The pat
ronagc heretofore literally extended towards the late
hrm and bespcak the good Offices of friends, plctg
ing ourselves 20 spare efforts To promote the Interests
OF all who may entrusl business Ia
EDWARD LEWIS.
Evansville Sent LIST ls5o seDto If CHARLES GRAY
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
Gibson County.

J1OR sic reasonable terms, the following property:
II one hundred aud sixty acres of Land IN section
seventeen in town four south of range nine west, with
thirty improved, with house, smoke house nd a
good we'll of water.
Also One hundred and twenty in section eight.
town south OF rang. nine west with twelve acres
cleared and house uueseen by twenty six feet one and
half stories high forty of land dumproyed
IN section nine The above property NAV sold on ex'
change for property in Evansville Persons wishing TO
view the above Lands viii call on
THEOPHILAS BACON, or
iy1;3m HENRY SHIP.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. p. r. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profes
sional services to the citizens of Evansville and lis
yicitv Office First street, few doors above the
Sherwouh House. the formerly occ6 10y Dr. Traf
ton Residence the corner Of 9th and Walnut sis
''' ( itg2- 3n1
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L.-FOSTERS d BROWN have renewed
eher stock of Groceries TO their large and conmodiou,
ore corner Main and First streets. here they woul.
be pleased to their old friends an the pulic % %
Octl-tf - IS''> eN"ei@hi
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HE undersigned have removed their Boo. .rd N,.,
L Store. 10 the of Main and First strsa, 49,
e! receiving ia adiiioa to their former stock
IN extensive Assortment of Books, Stationary Musical
is'rnneS &e &c; all OF which they are ,re,areI To
seq al Wholesale or retail, the ierai terms.
Hi3-u T. GOSNNETnN 4. on
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DEMOVED. The u,;sIersirne 4 has ro,,,,a,. a.
III house oil Mrs Dr. traitor, three doors above A.. Sb ~,
Wood House. opposite the mansion of M. La-,. E.
First Street, or Doctors .sreREr 'S' -'i', oh
once at The old stand First St. two ionrs .,os. .,,
where he ma! be found al all times. unless H.
ens"seu. gc-ol J. X. WlICOy M m
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED

4 HAVE removed my Office 10 Water street nov, 400.
J. TO the Lafayette House." where can lie fonnd s,si
times by day night, unless professionally engaged
ap3-f JOHN SHAW C. N "a M
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. CASSELBERRY d NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice OF Medicine anu
surgery, would respectfully to the ezcns oil
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared 10 attend
10 all calls, either by day night one or both oil them
DC consulted their Office, First street, doors
above the Sherwood House. all times except when pro-
.essonally absent. lHniOuJ
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DlSSOLtTiON NE CJ.PARTNE HSHtP.
fNHE Firm of E. H. Hood Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The unsettled business will be clos
eel up by +. IL. Hood who viii the of the Firm
in liquidation, md continue the Book business in hs
namc L. II. HOOD,
]. \. BROADAWAY.
Evansville, Dec 10Th. 'jI.-ltf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TIME undersigned having on the 18th inst entered into
eo-parnership, under III. firm and style of Hopkins
d Read, viii occupy the Oil stand Of J. \ Hopkins,
First street. and continue to do Wholesale and Retail
Dry Good business. JOHN =. HOPKINS,
EDN IN o. READ.
Aug Eth 1s52 selt22
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r. G.. T'WECsSELE q CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEY ORLEANS.

yNHIS long established house confne their attention
strictly sales and purchases commission and TO
the Forwarding business generally.
they sclici; continuance vi the liberal patronage here
,oflrc given them. lociS-lyd&Sl
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Co-PARrNERsEIP NOTICE.

TR. GEO. FOSTERisa member OF our firm from and
after This date. under the and say lie of Fosters
Brown. to9ti-dl FOSTER * BROWN.
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CO. PARTN ERSHIPS, &C.
pARrHERsIHp NOTICE

HE partnership in the practice of law ofLaw Batel
i IL Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued gnder the firm of Law and
johnson, Auornies and Counsellors at law. mar
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ssasnsnatoil Hotel.
billiards
81. CEAFL-s URAT.

I'M&Ht ~ O. MbL YIS hayii taken the lar.
IL t..cc >t"ty bal - hing, t!c German It's.
TIRE, where a. viii u hap! Ia onuno,aIe
friends and se ruhlc ;ecraly, ia the mos. splro,
style His bar will It all times lie supplied it, N
choicest drinkGblcs. and the best imported Cigars
splendid lunch will be set at 10 o'clock every day, pit
those hasy plates of soup, and all The other luxur.s OF
the season. Gentlemen I've accommodated at -.
hours in the day with any dish that market will al
forl- aUesO-3m
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NTAILS.-200 kegs ass'd, landing from steamer
IN Paul Anderson and in store for sale by
jel9 Sc. GILBERT * CO.. Syc near Water.
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flooring MACHINE.
THE CHEAP STORE.
WINDOW TRIMMINGS.

WINDOW TRIMMING
OORYrCES with Galleries; Curtin Partiresi Curtain
1 Bands do Pms all new and beautiful styl;s Iecd
this day and for sale by aug2l BABCoCK BROTHERS
DECEIVEDthis day per steamer Glendy Burke, ~
IL bales and eases brown and bleached Domestic ANA
blua and brown Drillings. -
apps MORGAN, MEN * FhEolON.
CsIJG AR hhds prime just ec'd per-" Fanny Smith
- for sale by :. T.. GilRERT * CO..
apo sycamore near ""''''
yVTINDow SASH.-IoOoO lights, ass'd. s-lo OLE, 1o.
w II, 1914 aEd IL Ii, reed and fer sale by
mva SAMUEL ORR.
StTAR CANDLE SO packages ia whole, hal
aud quarter boxes reed ard Tor sale at reduced price
by inho91 !. ~ W. REILLY.
DIEACHED SHEETING.-iO cases 81, 4, lO-i an
ID ia reed this day, aud for sales 10y
mh2a JAS. LOW 4 CO., Az Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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CONTINUATION

.>-oll In Evansville Wholesale and retail, by Craw
. 2el: In Princeton BIZ r. b. Haliock in Petersburg,
dams x Campbell; aud by the Druggists everywhefo
,-nChont The State Ia,s2.- d&wiy]
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NOTICE.-Ihe undersigned having formed q ce
~ partnership, viii practice law under the firm 81
Law d Johnson Our Olccs in the second story of Mr..
Amor's building on First street. opposite Bemeni q.
Veles. We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate, and Of taxes on the Col
lection OF cais and all business entrusted will
ceive united attention. The Office of the Lamsses
agency is la the same place. JOHN LAW
NORRIS 5. JOHNSON
Evansville Mar. %. lsJ0.-f
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CAMPAIGN of General Winfield Scott in the Valley
J of Mexico, In non Dcfcebat in Pugnia campo; The
Discarded Daughter; Count of Monte Christie.
auele SAMUEL LISTER.
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TONONGAHELA WHISKY.-2 bbls fifteen years Old
the same superior article already flvorahly inown
: received by tapl0l ALblS x ho"hS'
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FRESH ARRIVAL.t

NEW CHEESE-2O boxes in zine order. Just reed and
~ for sale 10y =. T.. GiLBEI.T & CO.,
myaJ Sycamore near Water.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-09
ESTATE SALE.

,DY permission of John R. Joy, Esq., Ordinary
ID for Kershaw District, will be sold on TUES.
DAY, the 9th inst. at the late residence of Ben
zjamn Halle, decd, a portion of the Personal Es-
tate of said deceased. consisting Of CORN, FOD-
lsDER, PEAS, quantity of SEED COTTON,
stock of CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, and about
El2,OO0 pounds SALTED PORK. Plantation I'm
kplements, Household and kitchen Furniture, dc.
ALSO.
j, At the Court House in Camden, on Monday,
va da, oi February. between
u so and 60 Prime Negroes,
"a fine Family Carriage, one pair of Carriage Hor-
ses, Boys Poney, fifteen prime Mules, and the
Plantation Wagons ........
"a The Negroes will be sold on credit of one,
1.-Two and three years. Terms for the other prop
4ery will be made known at the time OF sale.
c. J. SHANNON,
Admir-. Benz. Halle.
a f5Y~I will sell at the same time and place, and
{on the same terms, Fifty Negroes.
c. MATHEsoN.
January 8, 1852. 3 is
U,The Charleston Courier, Southern Standard
I and South Carolinian will insert the above tri-
&weeky until sale, and forward their accounts to
~ Office
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-09

- DlED-At New Orleans, on the 9Th ult, in the
25,h year of her age, Mrs. ELIZA ANDERSON, wife
of DR.. E. Henderson, Of Madison county, Miss.
The deceased left home in company with kind
and afectionate relatives, to pass few days in
the city, and soon after her arrival was attacked
with the cholera, which proved fatal in a little
more than three days. This affecting dispensa-
ton of Providence has left two lovely little girls
without mother, and cast cloud of grief on a
large circle of admiring friends. But he upon
whom the stroke falls heaviest; we would not
mock the sanctity of his grief by common place
consolation. The comforting assurances of that
Savior on whom he trusts are sufficient to tighten
the gloomy void around him. The kind strangers
who were so assiduous in their attentions to the
deceased, will be held in grateful remembrance
by the bereaved husband as long as his heart con-
finues 10 beat Il.
Canton, Miss.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-09
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

TINE Subscriber has Just received new supply
i of Fresh Winter and Spring GAR
DEN SEEDS. AS we test all Of our Seeds
before selling them, the public may purchase from
us with confidence: We sell nothing that we do
not feel assured will grow if the necessary eau
tions are used. Our supply consists in part of
Beans-Enslsh Windsor, Early Mohawk, Early
Yellow Six Weeks, Large White Kidney, Re-
lugee or 1000 to l, Red French Spcckled,
Dutch Case Knite, W,ite Dutch Runner, Large
Lima.
Beets.-Early Blood Turnip, Long blood, White
Sugar
Cabbages.-EarlyY York, Large York, Sugar
Loaf May, Early Drumhead, Large Late Drum
head, Savoy, Early Dutch, Green Globe Savoy,
True Green Glazed.
CarrOtS.-Early Horn, Long Orange.
Cucumbers-Long Green, Early Frame Cher
kin.
Lettuce.-Whits Cabbage, Silesa, Curled Ice
Onion-W.itc Portugal, Large Red, Yellow
Dutch
Peas.-Early Warrck, Early June. Early Charl-
ton, Early Double Blossom, Cedo Null, Dwarf
Marrowfat, Large White Marrowfat.
Radish.-Long Scarlet, Scarlet Turnp, Black
FALL
Squash.-Yellow Bush, White Dush Summer
Crookneck.
Turnips.-Large White Flat, Early Spring,
Early Dutch Yellow English, Red Top Flat
Ruta Baga.
Corn.-Sweet Sugar. Six Weeks, Tuscatora,
with Okra, Purple Broccoli, Csufower. Cele-
ry, Egg Plant, Kale, Nutmeg, Melon, Parsley,
Parsnip p. Peppers, Tomatoes. Rhubarb, Spinage,
Vegetable Oyster.
Also, large variety of choice Flower
Seeds.
500 Asparagus Roots. For sale by
FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
Jan. 8. 3 If
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Notice,

T'flE following persons made applications to
Il council for licenses to vend sprituous liquors
in the town Of Canlden for the year 1852 (to.wil:)
II. HolIeyman, for tavern license No !, to vend
sprituous liquors in his Hotel, situated OH the cor
ner Of Broad, and York Streets in the town Of Cam
den. Recommended by E. A. Sslmond, J. A.
Young and }. s. NettIes Securities George
Alden and S. Benson. II, H"lIevman also made
application for license No. g. quart license, to re-
tail sprtuous liquors in his stare, situated at the
south east corner Of Broad end York streets, in
the town of Camden. Recommended by i. A.
SaImond, J. a. Young and ]. S. Nettlcs. Securi-
tles-Georgc Alden and S. Benson.
James, NJ. Hunter, for Tavern license No. i,
10 vend spirituous liquors in his House, situated
on Broad street, in the town of Camden. Recon-.
mended by Ii. Pate, w. ID. PEBBLES, Il. Wilson,
X. I.atta, C. Wienses and d, R. PEBBLES. Sc
cnrites-P. F. VIIIipigue and w. NJ. Watson.
James NJ. Hunter also made application for a
license to keep Billiard Table, in his House. Sit
uated on his lot OH Broad street in the town Of
Camden. Recommended by Fl. Pate. w. D. Pee
bles, T. Wilson, F. J. Oaks, Z. ]. DEHay and R.
Latta, Securilies-John ID. Murray and w. M.
Watson.
Thomas Baskin, for license No. 9, to vend
sprltuous liquors in his store, on Broad street in
the town Of Camden. Recommended by C. Wien-
ges, H. Levy dr Son and James NJ. Hunter. Sc
curities-P. f. VIIipgue and H. Pate.
Ordered that the above applications be publish
ed in The Camden Journal one week. BY order of
council. L. W, BALLARD, T. Recorder.
Council Chamber, Jan. Sd 1852 1t
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A Coop OsE.-Davy Crooks: happened to
be present at an exhibition Of animals, soi:?e
time ago, at least, in the city of Washington;
where monkey seemed to attract his atten-
ton, and he abstractedly observed, eff that fel-
low had on pair of spectacles he would look
like Major Wright, of Ohio" The Major
happened to be just behind Davy and overhead
the observation and gently tapped Crockett on
the shoulder; when he, Crockett, very formally
remarked, 'f'll be hanged, Major, if know
whose pardon to ask-yours or themonkey's.
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A CARD.

TINE subscriber begs leave respectfully to ten-
i der his thanks to those Of his friends and the
citizens of Camden generally, who have so gen.
erousy and literally patronzed him during Il e
past year, and to solicit continuance of the same.
His stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, &c, though lirn-
ted, will always be found commensurate with the
wants ofthe community, and they may rely at all
times upon his personal attention TO his business,
and their wants. Those indobted to him for 1851,
are earnestly requested TO come forward and settle
the sams as early as possible.
J,n. 6 [2-6t Il. J. DELAY, Druggist
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Saddle and Harness Making.

TTNHE undersigned continues his business at the
L old stand, returns his thanks Tor past favors
and hopes for continuance of patronage. All
work in his line will be done with punctualIty,
and where the cash is paid at the time Of delivery,
discount of ten per cent will be made.
Jan e. [2-ly] F. J.OAKS
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South Carolina Female Collegiate
INSTITUTE. ~
ELIAS MARKS, M. D.. PRINCIPAL.

ELIAS MARKS, M. D.. Principal.
Department of History and Bellies Leltres.
DENJAMIN MILLER, A. D-Department of
ID Mathematics and Natural Science.
Mons. V. II. MANoEr-Instructor OF French,
Spanish, and Italian Languages
Mons. EUGENE DovILLIERs-Instructor in Draw
ing and Painting.
WM. II. Observation-Disclosures in Music Piano,
Harp and Guitar, and Vocal Music in classes
Dr.t HARLEs Observation-Disclosures in Instru-
mental Music: Piano.
H. E. VAAs-Instructor in Instrumental Music
Piano. Guitar and Harp.
Miss SARAH s. WALLAcE-Assistant Instruc-
tor in Mathematics, GComposition and English
Branches
Miss SUSAN KENNERLY-Assistant Instructor
in English Branches.
Miss EMILY BEADLEY-Assistant Instructor in
English Branches
Heterogeneous have been made with Mr.. A.
NJ. Hunt, proprietor of the U. States Hotel, for
the conveyance OF patrons and pupils to the Inst-
tute at the most moderate charges. Those who
come by the Charlotte Railroad can land at the
Institute.
Dec. 80. lOl ct
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BE WARNED IN SEASON!

And neglect not that cough which is daily
weakening your constitution, irritating your throat
and lungs, and inviting on that dread disease,
ofLiverwort and Tar.
For sale at Thomas J. Workman's Drug Store,
Camden, Sc
See advertisement in another column,
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One of the effects of the late war with Mex.
leo has been to give to her horsemen high
opinion Of the value Of the American breed Of
horses. The New Orleans Picayune notices
the fact that several vessels have lately sailed
from there for Vera Cruz with cargoes of horses,
and others are preparing to 60 forward. The
animals shipped are generally of the best Ken.
tuckian and Western breeds, and are selected
epeeially to suit the tastes of the Mexicans,
who are extra gapan: admirers of fine horses.
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GOOD INTENTl0NS.mm
Better Bargains! Best System!!
FOR 1882
CASH, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS

THE beginning Of year is generally admitted to
i be good season tn for Coon INTENTIONS. intend
therefore, the first day Of Jannay, 1882 to close the
books far credng is concerned, finding by expert
ence, that
"A LITTLE credit is dangerous thing
am aware that there are many-very many with
whom yearly accounts might he made with perfect safety
and much profit but Cash Business, properly conduc.
ted admits Of exception, the principle that when
Goods sold at cash prces the Twelve months credit of
John Jacob Astor Is not good the cash hand Of
the poorest citizen Such may be the doctrine usual
ly preached in the streets of Camden but it is orthodox
nevertheless, and has always been found current on
change.
In view Of this arrangement have marked the whole
OF my stock reducing the profits 10 the lowest possible
scale, and established UNIFORM PRICE to all
have now declared my Intentions" anr; appeal to
the public for liberal support in carrying ter out in re-
turn for which, promise you
BETTER BARGAINS
than ever have lcen afforded in Camlen-a strong asser
tim, but one ! willy FULLY sUDsrANTfATE.
The above is beyond all doubt, the BEST system, COM
bning every advantage the buyer with every security
the seller and Wherever it has been fairly and honest
y carried ou has invariably succeeded and proved high
~ popular.
To those who have so literally encouraged hereto
again most hearty thanks, and with the
ira inducements now oored hope confidently for extra
favors, only Cash and Quick sales can support
Small Profits. JAMES5WiLSON
December 95
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A letler-wriier says that NJ. KossUTu
has been served with subpoena TO appear
before the grand jury in Washington. 1t is
understood TO be The case Of Major TocH.
MAN against some party there slandering his
wife. late Male. JAGELLo.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-09

COmmIttcd
TITO the Jail of Kershaw District, on the 5th
Il inst. a Negro boy calling his name Charles,
and says he belongs to Peter May, and was hired
to Addison Moore, Of Anson county, N. c. He is
5 fee;, or inches high, and supposed to be be.
tween 20 and rs years old. The owner is reques
ted 10 come forward prove property. pay charges
and take him away.
J. M. COLLIER, Jalor.
Jan.9. 3 If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-09

Our PLANK RoAD.-The contractors Mes
srs. Mcneil and McDougald, have commen-
ced the grading of our plank road, which no
untoward circumstances intervening, they will
complete in about two months, when they will
commence LAYING down the plank.--We con-
congratulate our citizens upon the beginning
of the first link of improvements which when
completed cannot fail to ensure and secure the
improvement aud prosperity Of our town By
nature the elements to grow up and sustain Il
city are ours, but by art alone can they be re-.
tanned. This truth is self:evident, not only
from our own experince but from the expert.
ence of all others, from the rise and fall Of
Tyre and Sldon to the present day, The
same steep and rock hills, the same miry beds
of clay aud quick sand, which iutervented be-
tween our forefathers and prosperity, have
been suffered to intervene between usand pros
perity, up to the present time; but we int'nd to
suffer from them no longer. Cheraw Gazette.
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Notice.

Notice.
|TT7ILL be sold at the Store Of the late A. +.
wv Allen, decd, in Camden, on Friday the 23d
INST and day following if necessary, the personal
EDroperty of said decd, consisting of Horse,
Wagon, Cow, Patent Scales, Merchandise of va
6;ous descriptions, and Household Furniture, &c.
j A lot of DRY HIDES.
Terms-All sums of FIVE dollars and under
3.ssh; over that amount a credit Of six months,
Eoes with good security. Interest from day Of
lie --..... JOHN X. JOY,
II Culinary and Administrator.
Il jar. 9. is
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LeWisville Female Seminary.
Ten Miles East of Chester
REV. l.. MCDONALD. Visitor.

1eH H111es 6dsC OF OueSIefV1Ites =
REV L. MCDONALD, Visitor.
M RS. A. S. WYLIE, principal; assisted by
lHl Mrs. LEWIS of the Columbia Institute, Tenn.
aud Miss Fl. S. KELLOGG, graduate of Castleton
Seminary, VT
The scholastic Year will be divided into two
sessions of five months each; the first commen-
cling the 5th Of January, 1852, the second on the
22d of July.
The pupils Of this seminary, in sickness are at
tended free of charge.
For circular containing full particulars, ad.
dress Mrs. Wylie, Lewisville p. O. Chester Dis
trict, S. G.
January 6, 1852 2 If
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NOtice.

MIR. A. L. MCDONALD will resume his School
1fl in Camden, on the seco I'd Monday in Janu-
airy next, at his usual School Room. Prices of
Tuition as heretofore, ranging from Five to Seven
dollars Quarter.
Dec. 80 lOl st
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-09

ALWAYS BUsY.-Thats right, my lad, you
will be something yet. We never knew a
smart active, industrious boy, who did not turn
ost an energetic, enterprsing, and wealthy
man. Better wear out than rust out, is good
proverb, and we rejoice to see you follow it up.
We would rather have you than a. half dozen
dozy headed, sleeping inactive youths, who do
nothing from morning till night, but beat the
chairs, read the newspapers, and grunt to the
customers.