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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Livery and Sale 81 bles.
m WERIsY 1OHN g.O,HANI

KTaHE Subscriber has the pleasure to- Inform his
friends and the public that purci ased tho
Splendid STOCK Of FL XTU ES of those vel, known
and popular ST KS formerly owned by 20 HAN
LON, and lately by r E. AR Oh HER he Is now pre-.
aFed to furnish no him their pat
so,ace with excellent SAbDLE HORSES, ahti hand
some and comfortable CA RRI IAt' ES and BUCK les
oflfe latest Yes With teams to match and drivers
IN whose sobrety and xpeichee every condd dence can
be nss aTs Ussn ast sas EsHs1sas nssss
;DFoyers iil lind every accoHluoda daticn t.ey sNaes
- and ron, fhis Stable win I'm
ffoin Boatwrigh and Jnnney yersalIy favoFite
HAri,erican Hote and also from the long
anti ~ known Golpnbia Hotel, by Mr. y. Gald;
vel, to The yarious or point de-
sired. - 49,
Orders lefs at the American Hotel with Ar. W.
D. Harris or the proprietor at the Golumbia Hotel
be promptly attended 70; and the ribcr Is
confident that all who employ win be pleased with
his prices and his teams. NATIIAlIELPO Pop E.sS:
Sept, n. Ib--bn q
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6,
z II 5arSfaaf0n Court HOUSE. 81 81

E tIE above House having been cascd and lifted
81 up ane bs tiS ID, pehed iq the
S Stf let tentipn to the
siiss and o oe gwen.
cd 10 n,s Of a may
or lie s1t a sbBn be spared
tisss aud count afford
te lpels the e
bic Rooms for Falni!ie or yiduals.
VII be- ttenaed By csr refi,l aud attens
isfsS can ba as NUM-
bsf Of be kept the Stables
and L5s 81 for them -
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28

fDewilt 6iId MS I'll ,|s srs ~
comp aims htch yoIf6 fr 4III ~
patiialS bhvs bcei o
bic benefit torng their fusfio; afrsiz E3o
asa,s'.g 3 action: pu5jiy! ,l's
from female ss ]eda - III
ness Of sight in'the Pde b6tf sz Il 5f1ts1
None gelllile nncss iIai
beng base limitation q S 7 h ~ 3
,rous ef becoming gSn1 nuzt fhe
\; \; !Hobefsark No, 100 ST. Race Is
Sold by every Druggis and 1I 1rehhzf siu
W. y. A. Morrison q CO., w Winnsboros r Catl QujiS
J.A Reed Chesterfield ~ ,s.
Or Price each 25 Gu. g % 49, =
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
7. w r. mcKAGEN.

nFFERS his services to the citizens of Camden and
~ vicinity as "a UCTION EER. His charges willbe
moderate and when required be win attend sales In
the country. e,
All orders left with Mr. y. S. Depass viii be-
promptly attended to-
May 8--tf =; ~
EfRENCH Worked Handkerchiefs Collars and On.
dersleeyes just oneneda at BoNNEYS.
April2o. 80 If (
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Florida lands for Sale.

yTsJ1E following valuable Tracts of LAND lying IN
Aiar;o, and Aaohna counties wil be offered az
sale during the months Of October, November
f,d n.cs,1 ha, viz EruupKA HAuuocK
s,,o,4 ,o;ias Norl Of cola e County
auons ~ f scres ahont
seas 2, M hv IN
one nan " 2 Write dal and Hcorr
she sses ~ az s.sa VIZ -
~ r af VOL kno,vn 40 tbe Port Dranen Plan
W. mn aore. os land rnc;ra,Iv rst
Ses,sse,, snr and FIVE hundred
l: cleored and q, nresent
wears averaged
t, of nuar to the acre and every wear that
:. - staS has nrod,,ced fne crops of Corn
eS rssnn TSeSa cId readily be divided in
~ t4ee lantations each being surrounded by
S;sb sSas rolling = Il; 70. 5ine 81 land
TP III If l, acres ON Orange Lake, consist
. - and yelltimbered nine
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Ure5s Shirts.

8t 80. q Sfe,5sE - IL tsss ~ 81
EaLACK and fancy crayats Gloves, Of every descrip
a , tionss It'll full assortment of UNDER GI0e
THING cnds H0SLEIaK Just arrived for sale at
Oct ID. a. a. 4 a. SKENNEDY'S:s
Bagging and Rope.
LARGE supply Of Gnnny and Dundee Digging
II Also beat Cher rleston-n made Hemp For salefe
low. s, y. 1ANpEhsSSss AM lssssJ's &
sIIEAVY An Wool Plains; sattinetts, Mallory Ker-
II q seys and plain Linseys for Servants wear. For
sale Low at BONNEY''S. ss
HOLE MANUFACTUREs.s
TSHE DeKalb Mountaineering Company are now pre-
II pared to offer a large stock of ~
Regged and sewed Negro shoes,
all Of their own mauufacture made in the best manner
and of the best material and which will be ttedto
measure as low are to he found elsewhere Of
tile same quality: Also 800
Band, Harness, Sole and Upper Leather,
which win be sold either who olesale or retail
NEGRO BLANKETS in every variety of quality
N Also fine Bed Blankets, Grumb Cloths Rugs aud
Carpets. Fer sale low, at BONNEY'S. #
TDATENT Iron Mea. Cutters, Patent Sausage STUFF
Fl fers Digester Preserve Z tiles ey Under churns
Soap stone dless &c. Forsale att:
M EGRO7 SHOES q q Superior quality Jpst.Ie.
!S ceiyed by s e. ". RoNNEY:s
3 Negro Rrogans.
rDLACK g RIsSET, Pegged and sewed, of nnr
I'd own Manufacture and Of Northern Manufacture,
70 2sls2 to $i.5O For sale by
o. rs ORKMAN \ BOONE.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28

|NDY, Madeira Wine and old
III medical purposes. just RECEIVED
IS +. L. ZEMP
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
.'aree s ss OH Ns. aag L.

FHErscsa EiEgBz CIJ Els purchased III
3 Nt;sy II or last week. consisting Of Worked Muslin
coliars of f)e tes from 10e up 10 Jus-
iii SIccves and new shapes and patteIts Embd
Chenisetts PLAIN Swiss Edg;ngs and Inser.
tags; lsailibsie do. III great abundance 20 dozen
Callbgc Hdass Also. aIscenlrlete stock OF Bonnet.
Neck aud Gap RIBBONS collected from the latest
French Imporfatiens black Velvet Ribbons all widths
colored do. for Triann,ings. ~ 3
Easo hat the good fortune toreceiye 35 boxes and
bales of DkY GOODS before the destruction OF the
Congsrec Bridge coitesf Of which are now open
;an4fs Tlle,s ci,eaist c wliite
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on Hand,

ster of Paris for building
Land Plaster for agricul-
inle, oil of good quality and
9sers. ].
fWhite Limo for Whitewash
~ @. u. GHATTEN.
o. 8. :; #
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28

,TNIiE subs criher
IL hand, a large q
Chemicals, ane
rieiy Of the very se
Grainers and Bieae
of all sizes. Paine
Surgical Insuur
Here mny beaa
for tile han6kS SiiieH
trails for the 81
become prem
the very ins 9uu,aHl
great yarist IE
Powders. ms,
ri oihsr iamsenI
nd such ~ o.
All!whos slre
would dosn 70
!. sept. lsl.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28

|osl Liver Oil.
bceiyed a few gallons Of pure GOD
which viii be sold In quantities to.
bdatreduced prices. -
Q. J. DEHAY
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-W.Y.:.srE1VWIKTxiTII,laaIN.....--- n a N...--

"A TT0RNEY AT Law, AND SOLICITOR IA
~ EQUITY Camden, s. C. 3aI attend the Court
iof Darlington and Sumter Districts. Office M tb
Court House ssssss
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
LIVER G0aTIPAINT.

HI EEss g0iaE aERAINTs ~
JADNWc WcE,DYSPEPsIA GB RoNac OR Yot1s?
DEBlLITY, DIsEAsEssoF FTnEKlDNEYs s
aud all az q e =
sess diseases afi- sss "a
sing from a sdisor. = 80 ~
dered Liyersor Stom- lz5Slss
ach, such as Constipation,s ~ -
Ssss Inward Piles. FuIIness or Blood
TO the Head, Ycidiiy of tbs StoTn-
ach, Nausea, Hear, burn, Disgust e & z
Food fulIness, or weight IN the Stonac, Sour & 8
Erncaiions, Sinking or Fnrering at the pit Of 4he
Stomach. Swimming of the Head Hurried and Difficult
Bieaihing Fu.tering at the Heart Choking OF Suiio
eating sensations when in a lying posture Dim
ness Of Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
q Fever and dull pain III HE Head; Def s
sncyS Sor Rerspira ton, ~ lioWncss of ~
~ the Skin and Eyes, Paa In the -
Side Back, CHEST, imbs5
ss5s9l. dc.5 Sudden Flusbes;of
Heat, Burning In 8
the Flesh " ~
s saHt7 lm.S - ~ &ss - ~
neinngs Of Evl and Great Depression of Spirits can be
8 - effectally cured by
DIR. HOOFEAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN RTTTERs;
PREPARED BY q.
DIR. g. Nh. jackson
T THE GERl4N MEDICINE STORE
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: 81 ~ coaxkR OF ss5s
RIcH4Rf3S "A EyD BLANgIN STREETS
oLUMBfk,
aoAIg gRIGHT ITsA. =: SHAR RRIs,
HSalois is Omnibus vii be ready At tho Rail:
koad TO this House Tor to
@ point desired where they viii find good accom-.
IS iatio1s and kind attention ss
SB0sT zsizes, ssseep, Beer, Otter and
I7,ooN SKINS, BEESW <, r ALLOW. WOOL,
M &c, and Country rudiice OF this kind purchased,
for shcli the hest market cash prices will be paid
or Leather iyen i. change; By !,
Sept 20 2s6r Kings Charleston.
s q al Il is i, Ia 81 G,S Ensmrasfce Company.
3 undersigned continues act Agents for the
above 8 Comp and are prepared to take riskson
building and Mer ehand,z at CUSTOMARY "a rates
ono 70 Four oiSars "a Window.
I - EFoRg purchasing call and examine the subscri
ID beTs assertEent Of Transparent " WlND9W
sSHA ADEs which comprises many late and handsome
attefns s q Il. y Hal 13sn-s y
f5Az 1s-l'z A11E no fey par, jas'
= received by y s9fStSMAN z sbVoNhsl
Dry foods, Groceries Crockery &c.
sfIsH Is continues to keep on hand com
e i pieie assortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Grooo
res esockery &e which he will sell very los for CASE
bis stock Of Grocsries consists, in part, Of
sss gar, COZ 9lee, Salt, ClIeese, dc. dcc.
An,ons his Dry Goods will be found good article Q
pufe Irish Linen which he will warrant to be gea,ei1e
and sell as cheap cheaper than it can be bought
this marked.
Purchasers would do well TO give him cat.
sss Jan j. CHARbESW0RTH
HSsaggi1 sssssi * Ofse.
xFyIiE subscriber has on hand large supply of JN
NYzsad DUNDEE Bd dGGiYG. "a Iso. best quail
gity BsiL Il ROPE and three ply q VINE which hs
III sen al the market price Planters are in
tied te cali and ptls ;ise.
Sept: 4 e ~ Y. iBs5s 90 sSlsYs.
E!S,s4 - u
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CHARLES a. MCDONALD,
s.FAsHToNAHLH TAILOR, Camden, S. 8.
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DIR. g. Nh. JACKS ON
5 saT THE GERlAN MEDICINE STORE
100 Arch Streef. Philadelphia.


1neiy po,psr oue ne abous diseases Is not e1eepe
equaVel any otse prepafato1 IN tss gaited Stats,
as cures ees IN many cases after skyl physsciaas
had dfailed.
THESE Bitter worthy ytbe attention Pos
sesin virtues The OF diseases OF the
in weakness and affections If the
80 READ a. Nd BE CoSNiNCED
K < Ffoniffe g. Boston Bee. =
DR. Hoo1and Celebrated German Biiters for the cnre
of Liver Complzin Ianndce Dyspepsia Chrome or Ner
vous Debility, one Of the most med
ci5es o Tie day These B.ss have been used rs hop
and frieni at arrelbov snys he has ielf re-
sesl sfusf an. pc rnnnelt ellreo Complaint
frai flir se of 3s rs.edy are yplced that; in
ss Dc ssp a+tas sgnsas saa
are pfaeai.t IL tr and smell and be used by
Isefscr,s ~ stet wit ut
ile any iaacs speakp from cxpensnce
ard 10 ne III we advise their lse.s
s EEK q uIiesof the best Literary papers
publisilsd saitl .Ang 2l55---
coskASp III BITTERs nanuiac redby
kre rcte recommended by sgns Of the most
pSd5o ecfs The faculty as an article flnuch
efficacy female AS such lle case
lie ws,ud all motbers TO obtain bote and thus
Of asoIl,'aisd .s
sal,h know sIs-ienee The saiu.ary ELECT
apsa. .NsaA sss's'asiJ ORE: DBseE.
The Hon. Ds tINkIIsE nlaSptSol tue eily q lam
oea s, ssss GsSs,ss have sceil
nv Of Ills md ;ene and The source
81 * feS ldnccd Ut To- make inquiry Respecting
s froat NC Asere persuaded to e md
,,sf s,t sye foii Il sneeic Sn s aeiion upO
II ver md ffeestit orgns, and the powerful inf
.rr,. ,ryi, Or aii Surprising
IL Gains nrsd brr ttn into
state Of fepose making sleep kcfresh hing
sssi aiiers would 30 less kIsss, az Com
rcy the ttreat jnaj0rE of feal and
and iraaritlar disease emanae HIVE them heal
thycondon. and youNnn bid 70 gen
eraIiy Ts md cine we would ylse our
sd,gS ss ss,sRp sSass ias, ss bs ss NV
Nootlier M cal, prodpc such merit "
Evidence upon nee ha bern yreceiysg, uihc Ine
oregoirg) fIc alt secnns OF he tts ast tnree
years and the sirpngebr estnle lin lls
Is mon df il used In the pact e
cians d piIads phia, ts1 oil fufly provis
siarftlat can sasils 0ssI16 siheif quiet sp
lhata scientific p s.sn n ..,..
Thai ibismediciD Hcnre Liver nplaini and Dys-
eat deul ass
& ID iii 6ii,ou
1hey caG b6 adniiuste FEM infant with safety
and feliabIe benefit sat 3ns time 81
Tlisy bass iils Nfilhal sisriaf e a., JACKSON,
without NH eli they nfss sbbfit sJ!., 81
fel sa's IS s sylslsIi q EisIi AN AN picINE STORE
No. i2o afeh stfssl sas j below slIth pi1adsl
phia; md hy rcspccta6 gsnsfally through the
county PRIoEs sDUCED,
e sssss 81 ssss i
slf0r U csnaea 3 oMAs d WORKMAN.
xyboesois A tents for 81 i Caroline, Georgia; &c.
HAYIb4 I'D, HARRAL u CO.,
sSokuo al III Charleston, s.. C:s
ii X1H
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ylLLIADI M vEATs0N,
# TAILOR. cAAIDEN,s. C..
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Bagging and Rope.

IN Also best Charleston n-made Hemp. For sale very
low. ANDERS0Nss
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gsIACK and fancy crayats Gloves, of every descrip1
tions itb q full assortdnep sef UNDER GL0f
THING cnd H0,SLERY Just arrived and for sale at3
s. Oct. ID. M. u r. KENNEDY's:
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PRICES.

10 enable oil classes Of In
of their restorative powefsI
For in Camden BY
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Hay Cutters.
# UST received q variety Of IA CUTTERS, war.
81 ranted q superior article. and for sale low by
July "a. n w. BONNEY. Is
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Wholesale A gents for s
~; + HAFt
oAug. 81 -ly h
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Z ittI at the = n Z :,
HllEINE STORE.
below Sixth Pmladsi-
gtnsrssll Y through the
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I Cx,srlsisss Ia 81 O. Ensusra1CeC Company.
fGSHE undersigned act as Agents for the
above Company, and are prepared to take riskson
buildings and Merchandise at customary rates
81 s's.s 81 A. II. "a r. KENNEDY.
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WORKNIAN q HO0NE5
40 Eei7f
CAMDEN,e {

THE store at present coapisd 6y sslias + xSsa
apply to n. ANBERS0Nl3
Aug. 20, s
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MEDIcINES

Marcha..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

hRASlNG.-J. ). PERKINS having return.
~ ed 10 Richmond for the winter will give in.
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes Heads, Figures and Flowers His sub.
jects or models by the best masters and have
been selected with view TO attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style Of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner OF 5th and Franklin streets) and
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
ceivf on the same terms in schools.
oc4-3m*
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EDUCATION.
VOUNG MEN, aTFEN TION 1T;

NOUNG MEN. ATrEN -TOI TI,1N
L OF MODERN LANGUAGES.-To comply
with wish freqlently expressed to me- | intend
to open the lst of November evening classes for
young Men, for the tuition of the German, French
and Spanish Languages, thus offering an opportunity
to acquire the knowledge of the most important of
Modern Languages, at a much lower rate than il ia
possible to single private scholars. beg to refer
the subjoined testimony. Apply to the French Con.
suaie, from Ii O'Clock A NJ, TO O'Clock NJ; or at
2lh Broad street, before 10 o'clock A NJ or after
o'c!ockP NJ. HENRY Won GRONING,
Teacher of Modern Languages
Mr.. Henry von Grooming has enjoyed unusual op-
portunities, by education and continued residence
abroad, to become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages, whilst his
character and his habits are such as to insure to
him, as gentleman, that success which his exten
sive knowledge az great ability as a teacher, can
not fail to obtain DR.. ERNEST VOLGER,
adj Prof Of Mod Lang.
University Of Virginia, March l, 1852.
take further liberty to refer to o Strecker,
Esq, and Z w de Voss, Esq, of this city, and to
John Endlich, Esq, OF Reading, Pa.
oc2l-12t* HyC
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TARx ON SUeAR.-A number Of the ner-
chants OF New Orleans have united 10 the
publication Of a card, giving notice that all
sugars sold by them or through their bro
ksrs, will be Jared at the customary rate oi
ten per cent, unless Otherwise specified before
the sale
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F We observe that boxes are to be placed
at the polls in some parts Of the country, to
receive contributions to the National Monu-
ment. The boxes are to be labeled: ''Con-
tributions to the National Monument. Give
one dime to the Memory Of George Washing
ton. This is platform upon which all Ame-
ricans can stand"
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p The NY. Express states as singular
fact that Mr.. Benton, General Cass, Mr.. Van
Buren, Dir. Webster and Biz. Calhoun were all
born within the same twelvemonth, and would
now, if living, be all in their seventy first year.
1t must also be regarded as a remarkable CO.
incidence that all these gentlemen haveebeen
candidates for the Presidency, all have come
very near success, and all, with the exception
Of Mr.. Van Buren, have been disappointed.
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-The subscri

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.- subscri
lS ber, having fitted up portion of the Bowling
Saloon on Franklin street, near the Exchange, tor
Carriage Repository, is now receiving and will be
constantly adding to his assortment of Carriages,
Buggies, Rockaways &c which he thinks ON close
examination will compare favoCably with any other
establishment in the city. With this view, he has
engaged the services of practical coach-m maker,
Mr.. VIM. d. Baber, to conduct the business, who
viii give his personal attention to selecting and lay.
lag in such articles of style snd quality, will eut
the fancy and meet the views of purchasers in this
market He therefore solicts call from his freods
and the public generally, that they may examine
and judge for themselves hoping thereby to secure
share of public patronage. Not unmindfui of the
past the undersigned takes this sec to return
mis- grateful acknowledgements for the liberal en-
couragement extended to him in his livery business,
and fatters himself on continuance If those favors
at his oil stand 18th street, where he pretty
generally be found ready to administer to the wants
of his customers.
Oei3-eod3Y-w3t VIII LIAM GRAVES
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e. FOR RENT That large and convenient
- located building in Tobacco Alley, now oc-
cupied by Messrs. Hargrove & Elmore as a Tobac.
co Factory. This house, with regard to botl loca.
ton and construction. is admirably adapted fer a
Tobacco Factory or Warehouse Possession to be
given lst January, 1853. Apply to
oc 22-bt JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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CoKGREssIoNAL NOhIsATIoss IN VIRGINIA.
-Shensrd Clemmens, has been nominated by
the Democrats. and w. T. Wiley, by the
Wings Of the 18th district. to ill the unexpir-
cd term of Geo. w. Thompson.
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- pEV. NJ. ID. HOGE's BOARDIN
IA AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and 5ih Streets. Richmond. Va.-The

ifH hDu DIN streets. ftfchmOnd, sas-Ihe
next term of this Institution will commence on the
lst OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining TO a thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Ian
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the nexi
term the number will be restricted TO l00-twenty
OF whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, 1920
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 tc
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil
French. Spanish or Italian, $50 Latin, $l5 Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, TO as many
as may wish to acquire it, free Of charge.
Rev. J. ?. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. J Hoge last year
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor in some of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well from
the city, desired to be present the first day o
the session. 1t is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to a pupil to enter ciasf
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably in GGuGnce-one-halfo on the
frst of October, the other the first CT March.
All communications will receive prompt atten
ton. Address REV. n. d. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28


&C 70 Secy of fredericksburg Lodge, No 1.
l'0UHKANs MACHINE FOX CRUsH-
Z Nc & Id OkE.-Rrcently palente9 in this
country and urcpe.-These Machines, by their
SIN Acity of construction, their durability, the I'M
united principles upon which they operate, their
,Fr''!e operation aud result, justly entitled to
=" consideration Of all parties engaged in Crush
.r. Grind NJ, and Pulyerising Gold Ore, and all
-t.rr ores ur mineral substances. They work and
diver wet or dry as may be required, and be
Trytcd By steam, Ws,er, or horse power, and when
aTisiug gold bearing ore quartz, particularly
sLta mucu sulphurste of Iron is found with the
a-e The perfect manner in which all the material
PASS through the machine is gTanulated, keepirg
;le gold pc fsctlv bright, from IS to 80 per cent
more gold il produced than by any other process
SHOWN. Machines, with the right to them,
c!r ne of pulv erising fine powder 500 pounds
urr hour a." sold at 5 000-those pulversing one
tJl per hour al S2500--and those pulverising two
tons per nour at ZOO, deive red in New York
- . miners who are not prepared TO purchase,
Il" machines will be furnished and rented the
toi0wing terms, Wig:
= machine 70 pulverise 1000 pounds per hour,
S300--,per year,
one ton $500 -
two tons " $3.50 "
competent person will be provided to erect the
machine, az the expense of the lessee
Machines work in New Yors, and at the
1e!lufeun Gold mine CT Commodore Stockton,
Fluyanns CountY, Va.
Application may be made 10 William Beesley,
Peg Danielsville, Spotsylyania County, Va, or TO
Ar. John g BeasleY agent of Commodore Stock
lyns n9ines, Bowlesvill', :, FIuvanra Co., Va.
70. further particulars address
L. l. J. BUSSING g. CO,
Oc i2-lm 81 Gift street Y.