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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
NEW FIRM.
SAMUEL G. GLOVER.

TTAVING purchased the entire interest Of
III Messrs. J. Glover & D.. Woliard in the
Hat Store, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he intends continuing the business at
the old stand on Front ct. between Market
and Jefferson, solicits continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
concern, and hopes by unremitting attention
TO business aud an eye single to The wants oil
ihe public, to give sati Suction to all. He has
now on hand large and general assortment
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country Merchants,

A RE ADVISED, if they wish to save time
n. and money, to go direct to the Hat Store
10 purchase Flats, as il is the only place where
full stock can be fcrnd. They can be had
there at prices that cannot fail to suit the pur-
chaser. (iuIy %, 1887 =. G.. GLOVER.
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Chi,drens, uats.

A FINE assortment Of Children's Pearl
IN and Black Hats, which have the peculiar
ily Of SO pleasing the child as to do away with
the necessity Of any thing else in the way OF
amusement, Just received at the Hat st ore,
The above are decidedly better than Baby
Jumpers. 5. q. GLOVER
July %, 1852.
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New York Market.

New York, July Pm.
Flour is unchanged. Sales Of 1000 BIS at
yesterdays quotations. Soles OF 1,5O0 bushels
Of western wheat at $50; 5000 do. southern
red at 96; 26,00O do. Mixed corn, at Ga; 200
bis Mess pork at $19, rs; and 100 do prime at
SIT. Ohio WhiSkey 215. pf1g1
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Vic CeIebrntion at Niaga-a.

NIAGARA, July 27,--A.M.
The ground is already covered with Military
companies, and the streets crowded with va
rious bands Of music.
Governor Hunt and numerous other promi-
nent wings are present.
Great enthusiasm prevails.
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Femaies, Read the Folloisino..

NEWARK, n. Y, Jan. 25.
Mr.. Benneit:--We take pleasure in stating
that your yellow dock sarsaparilla gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman informed mo
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
menstruatlon and other diseases peculiar TO her
sex. She had not had her sre. .,ulsr menslrnuk
discharge for long time; but by tho use Of Dr.
Guysott's yellow dock and salsaparila was
radically cured She used Townscnd's aud
others without receiving the slightest benefit.
lie had one daughter die from the same Cause.
]. B. TRIP & co. :.
GJ,Price 81 per botle--siS bottles for So
Sold by J. D. PARK; Cincinnati, o.
North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts--
entrance on Walnut stieet-ts whom all or
ders are 10 be addressed:
Also sold by J L. McVey & Co., and Shack.
leford & Crichton, II. G. g. A. B. Joes, Ports
mouth; Frusdule & Hynes, Jasper e. Long /,
Jackson; B. Perkins, Ironion; Emmit &.
Davis, Waverly; J. w. Durham, piketon; D..
Sijfoat, Chllicothe.
June l6-S4m
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Post Mistress.

We are ieloiced 10 be able TO announce
that Mrs. SARAH Williamson has received
the appointment q Post Mistress at thi'
place, the Office having recently been mad'
vacant by the decease OF her husband, Mr.
Jas. B. Williamson. Hills. Gag.
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". $. CUTLER. II. E. BROWN.
W. S. CUTLER & CO..
wEoLHSALH Z AND RETAIL
CIR OC e X s.,
w. s. CUTLER.
and Dealers in
q, E1AznanaAfQ II

dlll OCd4CAS ~
Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
No. 2, Pig Iron corner, Front street,
POTtsmOmlEn, Ohio,
ETAVE constantly on hand large supply
h IL Of oil articles in their line, which they
are prepared 10 dispose Of on the most reason
able terms. Having had considerable expert
ence IN the business, they tatter themselves
tbat thev can render satisfaction 10 all those
.whp may favor them with their patronage,
They have Just received fresh supplies of Rio
and Java Coffee; Brown, Crushed and lloat
Sugar N. o. aud S. H. Molassrs; Teas, To-
bacco, Cigars, Rice, Ginger, Pepper; Ailspice'
Sa@ratus, Alum, Madder, Indigo, Copperass'
Malaga Raisins, Candies, Herring, Mackorel
Goldfish, Candles, Soap. Lard Oil, Brooms, Bed
cords etc etc., all Of which will be sold at
the lowest rates.
March 5, lS52--dw0
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Large Democratic Meeting.

NEwDERG, July 26.
A very large Democratic meeting was held
here to-day. HoratioSeymour, Gen. Dix, John
Van Buren, and Senator Douglass addressed the
assemblagc. There were from twenty FIVE to
thirty thousand present. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed,
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OurRAeEous.--The following toast wa
given al Tiffin, short time since :--"Th'
Tifin Hook and Ladder Company--may
ever be, like an old maid, always ready bu
never wanted"
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nIAREaIEn.

On the 26th Inst By Cornelius M'Coy Esq,
Mr.. THOMAS KIRK TO Miss NANCY Blasss
both of Carter CO., Ky.
On the 9th Inst, by Cornelius MCoy
Esq, ANDREW l.SEyDER TO Miss MARY ANN
JOHNSON, both of Scioto CO.,
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An Elopement.

A young gentleman from Paducah eloped
yesterday with young lady Of this city,
from Green street, between Tenth and Eley-
enth, They left on the morning train Of
cars, with The intention Of directing their
flight 10 Aberdeen, Ohio. Lou. Jou.
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Bomb Shells Needed.
A letter dated Acapulco, June %, say

A letter dated Acapulco, June %. says:
"The U. 5. Consul has been ordered 10 be
liberated at the demand of Mr.. Letcher. by
the Mexican Minister Of Justice, but, as this
STATE cares nothing for all Mexico, no notice
has been taken of the order, and Mr.. Rice is
still prisoner. He struck his flag and clos
ed his Office here fortnight, when Henry ].
Rice, Of Maine, the Consul's brother, was
appointed U. s. Consular Agent by Mr.
Letcher, and his office is now open."
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Os-A company is organized to run line
of telegraph wires from Aspenwall to Pana-
ma, TO be constructed in advance of the COM
pletion of the railroad.
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Groceries, Groceries,

n HAVE now Of, hand. the greatest variety
ana best selected stock Of GROCERIES,
5yer offered 70. sale in this market, which ]
kill sell as low as can DO purchasedanywhere.
I I would respectfully snvte The Country peo.
lie 10 call and e1smipe my stock.
Produce takcn upon The most liberal terms.
Vim, MILLER.
Fourthst | door cast of C9grb N
Porsrouih juue ls, ~, elsss
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 28.

7.tD lI \ OINCINNATI, jury 90
Flour sales Of 500 bis at 1920; market
steady. Whiskey l5}@l5s. Nothing in
provisions Of interest. Groceries unchang-
ed and inactive. River falling; weather
very warm.
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A FlsESKa SUPPLY.

OF THOSE SOFT HUNGARIAN and
~ Magyar hats, which are so appropriate for
travelling and business purposes, and which
have the remarkable effect upon the wearer Of
never permitting him to get out Of temper,
Just received and for sale, cheaper than ever,
lat hthe" Kat Store! S. e. GLOVER.
iuIy %, 1852,
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0rThe Railroad between Columbus and
Newark is already finished as iaras Etna, and
will be completed to Newark by the first Of
October.
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GENTLEMEN visiting Portsmouth are reminded
10 call and learn the market prices Of Grocer
les, Of
S. R. ROSS. FRoNr STREET,
where may be found large assortment, at the
lowest wholesale rates.
GTPlease see his advertisements on the outer
page, under head of ROSS COLUMN.
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Great Sacrifice!
AT Wholesale ONLY
A JOBBEB'S STOCK OF

FANCY DRY GOODS!
CONSISTING Of Ho iery, Gloves, Bonne,s
" and Ribbons, Millinery Articles, Combs.
Linen Hahdkercfiefs, Faus, Fancy Buttons,
silk Purses, and a genera assortment Of VA
RlETY ARTICLES, suitable for Merchants,
giliners and Pedlers. The Stock will be
exposed on Front street one door east Of p.
Kinney & Co.'s Bank, in the room formerly
occupied by John C!ugston, on THURSDAY,
18th, FRIDAY. 30th; and SATURDAY, Dist
July, inst.
Dealers wishing Goods at less than New
York cost, will please call immediately.
ink y20-1it
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Hats and Caps,

Trunks. Carpet Bags, Umbrellas
&C., oTeyery description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY OF
STRAW GOODS.
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash. at reduced rates, he is enabled to sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
little lower than they hove been purchased
heretofore at the snme establishment, and a
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased at any other place in this clty. His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt Of the latest style OF Goods Of
every description in his line, which Will ena-
BILE him AT I'll times to anticipate the wants Of
the most /" Progressive
Every description Of Furs and Skins pur.
chased, .or which he will pay the highest price
in cash or Hats. july l3, l852-d&w.
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nm cuvaoT-r-s IMpRtvFn rx1UAnr or
.vFLIaW narE byD g4DeFbEbTIIA
.Is .SDDON pv1h sAp ,a, "a = ~ a 2 ~ ~
nYw Pu, up ~ wy - sess sl-so De.issf
nnut Y apfkhowlIos'a !" ~ lo psst 3 ~.
S1ir ~ Q NIL Nile r.a, L e.saraad ,L ~ ~
" ., vSDnhsvl iss y'hssk -. r ~ no..sss,eSss
iL ,La' Dop'.: = pa..a,,.,.. sh;s = ~ a,,i.
.ne lIoPl.s. l.s.;. .s,;n,. '"s 'n'y
"vr ~, ano ~ sl.A s. .'.,..s ....a ..,: !.
.ne Meu'oe' "Aor 's1 1Ss''ls = "
Ier.,ons, u,n nsvr riyfsH vvrrxtnuT rArr.
acyofnia or IIinps Xvii. Cancels, Turnors.
Ernp,ions or The sisin, ErysiPclas, hrpn.
ic iceore-Eyes Kingwcrn OF neiiers. senla
~ To;,,s ",d ,sorcI and Ulcer. sweiiiTr
Of he GI9nd.. Syphilis, Dyspepsia, eaiS
Rheum. Disease q Kidneys. Los. o[ AP.
peue, Disenno nt,s.ng ~ : ...,ss ~ H9hs.-
crsi nsh;,i,r' SSsansy. I.nmbaae. IaHn.
dice and CoAtiveness.
The Best Female Medicine KNOWN
. The peculiar maladies to which females are
subject, commonly produce great bodily ex-
haustlbn accompanied by a depressed and often
gloomy state OF mind. AS the system de-
cines in strength, there is loss Of nervous
power, and this very naturally impars the en-
ergy OF the mind and disturbs The equanaimity
Of the temper. Every candid woman who has
suffered IRON female complaints Will ADMIT tnis
TO be the nournfui truth. Now, 70 obtain re-
lief, II is necessary to ssop the tendency 10 de-
ple;ion and deblIity. Tbs - done ey renew
ing that fountain OF health ana sirength, iro
blood, and no medicine accompIishes 'hs essi'
raCle resnlt as speedily ana compiete asnDr'
Guysotts Improved Exnact oi fclow Dock
and Sarsaparllla."
Ladies OF pale complexion and consnmptive
habits: and sacn US are deb'li,a!ed oy those 10
stfuctions winch females "re liable 70, gfe re-
stored, by the use OIL ooltie or twoS 10 uioom
and TO vigor: =
Scrotuid and Cancer cured by Dr. Crysofr 8 Er-
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Later from Mexico.
BALTIMORE. July 27.

BALTIMORE, July u.
The Mail has arrived from New Orleans.
The Rio Bravo gives rumor that Gen. Ava
los is preparing for a coup, etat against The
Mexican Government, and was concentrating o
large fore fol. that purpose,
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OcTThe Bark Trusty went ashore IN ?
gale off Gaspe, Gulf St, Lawrence. q few
days since. and she and her crew Of 10 Hss
were lost. Rtsy.sse . e
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n-TA great fire has been raging in the
woods near Rome, N. Y, destroying hun
dreds OF acres Of timber.
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A CERTAIN one of the JOHN SMITHS,
Il. can hear ii something to his advantage
by calling at this Office with six dollars in his
pocket. The one referred to, served in the
war OF 1912, and is now, or has been, working
upon the railroad near this place. He once re.
sided in GIeenup county, Ky. Guly 30, 1852.
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0-rThe wife and daughters Of the late
Prof. Webster arrived At Boston, the Other
dax. aa t tMt
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NoTIcp TO JOHN sfGITH.


Commissioners of Scioto county, Ohio.
juno 30--w.
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PIrTsBuRoH, July 2s
The river two feet inches and falling
Weather clear and warm.
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B0ST0N,JuIy 70.
We learn that the schooner lately sezed by
the English steamer Netler, was, at the time,
off Grand Menan. The Captain says he had
put in for bait but the English say he was fish
ing. The case is 10 be tried before the Admi-
ralty OF st Johns.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR BALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
n OFFER my whole property laying at the
Il upper part Of the city Of Portsmouth oppo-
site the new brick building of ]. P. Terry, con-
sisting Of lots laying together, with very
comfortable brick house erected on one Of the
lots, with the necessary out buildings. ain
determined to rell on reasonable terms to any
person wishing TO rufchase the whole. Fcr
further information call on
July II, 1852. JOHN N. DEMSEY.
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sciOto& Hooking Valley Rail.
DISSOLUTION.

DHS3ULU E1UNs
TNIlE PARTNERSHIP existing since Isl
Il February between VIM. and Chas. D
tlden aud Chls. Barr, trading under the name
and firm OF Eden, Eros. g. Co, is this day dis
solved by the withdrawal of Clas. D. Elden.- :
The business will bc continued By VIM. i
den and Chas. Barr in the name Of Wm. Eden
don & Co, who assume all tho liabilities. and
are authorized to receive all debts cue the late
firm. WIN. ELDEN
CHAS. y. ELDEN,
CHAS. BARR.
Portsmouth, June II, 1862.
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0Ss-We are indebted to Nh. l. Brandt
for late Cincinnati papers Il
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Just Finishing at the Hat Store,

Just Finishing at the Hat Store,
A FEW MORE of those SPLENDID
IA WHILE LAM ARTINE HATS. which
are recommended by those who have worn
them, as certain preventative for Sick Head
ache. tjuly %, 1922 S. G. GLOVER.
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For the Ladies'.
66 66
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
at No, 66, Front Street, 2 doors ,pest Of the
Franklin House.
THANKFUL or past lavors and solicit
ing continuance Of your patronage, we
respectfully invite your attention 10 as FINE
A STOCK (perhaps) Of Silks, Dress and fant y
goods and Notions as can be found in our city.
Ii is impossible to enumerate; you must call
and examine for yourself.
Our increased sales is an evidence that our
goods, prices and manner Of doing business is
becoming known and appreciated by discern
ing public, who have too much common sense
to be humbugged by putting. "Self-praisc
being half scandal" we leave the field for
those who arc adopts at pufing themselves
We planted ourselves here when our city coald
hardly he called to,oa, have grown up with
it studying from year TO year, your wants, at
first keeping our little craft near shore. ihcteas
ing onr stock according TO our IN ans, and now
we find oar heads above water and why? sim
ply because we purchased our goods exclusive
y for cash, aud sell for the SAME at small prof
its and lose nothing by bad debts.
For low prices VIC have nailed our colors 10
the mast aud teiH not surrender.
J. LODWlCK g. SONS.
Country Merchants and Furnacemen;
After posting yourselves as to prices unc
qualities Of goods we wohld be pleased to see
,ou as wo believe we eau make il to your in
terest to give us share Of your patronage
April -, lS52-dw.
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Extract Of Letter from an extensive Mer-
chant in Plainfield, Livingston county Mich

PLMvFELo, Mich, April 8, 1859.
Mr.. John b. Pnrk--Dear Sir:-Dr. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is performing
some astonishing cures in this place. A Mr.
S. B. Strickland has Just informed me that ono
Of his children has been entirely cured ofa
severe case of scroiula by the use Of only ono
bottle. lie had tried almost every thing that
the Doctor had prescribed, but all Of no avail,
as the child continued, getting worse. The
sores are now all healed DIP aud the child ap-
patiently well, which is Justly ascribed to the
use Of the Yellow Dock and sarsapariila.
[Signedl Yours truly, R. A. BEAL4
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Ter Gentlemen!

EVT VHVEItEVIhECEH.
E~ JUST RECEIVED, beautiful
N assortment of Cents Fine Cloth,
s5-A-Ss Lasting, Enameled, Calf and Pat.
ent Lealhcr Congress Cutters. Gents Su.
perior Pat. Leather Oxford Ties; Gent Mo Bro
gans and Oxford Ties, Fancy Monterey Ties,
in great quantity and exceedingly cheap.
may 25 r. BELL & co.
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Portsmouth Manufacturing
Company.

Company.
HAVING completed the building Of our
IL New Foundry and Finishing Shop, wo are
now in full blast We can make and finish any
article in our line as LOW as any establish
ment in the West We make in our Fouu-
dry,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
or all kinds and Patterns. In our Forge we
are prepared to make Wrought Iron, in all
shapes. Our Turning shop is nell supplied ,citl
finishing Tools and ezperienced ,sOrhmen to ust
them. In our carriage department we are ma
king
Carriages and Buggies,
and WORK WAGONS, of every style and
finish and our Edge Tool shop has good sup.
ply of
AXES, ADZES, g. EDGE TOOLS
Of other descriptions. For further particulars
enquire at the Works, corner Of Jefferson and
Third streets, or at the Hardware Store of d.
N. Murray, Front street.
WARD, MURRAY & STEVENSON.
Portsmouth, July 30, 1852.
Jackson Standard, Piketon Journal, CALI
| opolis Journal, and Adams County Democrat
copy to the amount of two dollars andsend bill!
to this Office.
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o-s- q msa dos was IhOt. alRipIsH q.
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10 BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

.OLoAT & LACoCK, hereby announce
- themselves ready to attend 10 all callsin
the way Of substantial or hhcy plasteriug, of
every style and variety. Hoping by their ex-
perlence III the art, together with diligence
and promptneks. to render satisfaction. They
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
G. W. SLOAT, &
BE-. LA6oCK.
Porlmouth July 10. '52.--wtt
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/ always loved bit of beef,
When youth and bliss and hope were
Imine,
And now il gives me great relief
In sorrows darkest hour to dine.
Carpet Bag.
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The Fishcries.
NEwBuRyronT, July 2s.

The Herald announces that the steamer Sa-
ranak and sloop of war Albany have been or.
dered 10 the Gulf OF st. Lawrence, in com.
pliance with the request Of Com. Long, who is
to command the expedition.
The owners of Fishing vessels at Newbury-
port, deputed a committee to wait on the Com
modore Immediately, to advise him of the ma
ture and position of the fishing grounds, and
all matters pertaining thereto.
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OYThe following exquisite song was
written in an eating house BY young man
who was laboring under the ogony of uure-
Quilted love. We don't know where 1t came
from, end did not hear If its author sur
Vived:
Oh, carve me another slice,
Oh, help me to more gravy still
There's nought so sure as something nice
To conquer care, or grief to kill!
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13
ESTATE SALE.

ESTATE SALE.
pY permission of John r. Joy, ESQ. Ordinary
I'D for Kershaw District will be sold on TUES.
DAY, the 9th inst. at the late residence Of Ben
jamin Halle, decd, portion of the Personal Es-
tate of said deceased consisting of CORN, FOD-
DER, PEAS quantity of SEED COTTON,
stock of CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, and about
10000 pounds SALTED PORK. Plantation I'm
pleHents, Household and kitchen Furniture, dc.
ALSO.
At the Court House in Camden, on Monday,
I'd day oil February, between
so and 60 Prime Negroes,
fine Family Carriage, one pair of Carriage Hor-
ses, Boys Poney, fifteen prime Mules, and the
Plantation Wagons.
The Negroes will be sold on a credit of one,
two and three years. Terms for the other prop.
erty will be made known at the time Of sale.
c. J. SHANNON,
Admir-. Benz. Halle.
HeI will sell at the same time and place, and
on the same te;ms, Fifty Negroes.
January 9, 1852. 3 Is
0I'The Charleston Courier, Southern Standard
and South Carolinian will insert the above tri-
weekly until sale, and forward their accounts to
this Office
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A KNAvE ABRoAp.-A fellow, pretend
ing To be deaf and dumb. has been hoaxlng
our honest villagers Of late. rather success
fully. We confess ourselves to have been
fairly taken in, but we do not mind Il at all,
as several shrewd judges Of human nature
have been equally dnped. The rascal was
certainly an admirable actor of the part he
had undertaken, as proved by the very gen.
eral quilting Of our community. Several
there arc. however. who aver that they knew
all the time he would prove to be an impos-
ter. didn't tell you SO I" said an old la
dy. when her spouse announced the circum-
stance of,hc cows eating up the grindstone.
There is apt To be one in every family who
always knew that things were going 10 hap
pen after they had happened. On theev
ing Of the Dumb Knights detection, he was
well blackencd and partly shaven by our
bohoys, and then turned loose upon the wide
world. Look out for the scamp. We dis
ike to have 10 state that the man was
printer BY trade.
The names given bv this vagrant are, first,
Roberts; secondly, Whipple ; thirdly. Bob
be,t; which last he affirms is his real name
He is about feet 10 inches in height, and
has an exceedingly vacant and stupid ex.
preston Of counienance. Thinking that he
may endeavor to practice upon the sympa.
thies of other neghbnring communities, we
6ave thought it but right to give him this
prominent notice. Edgc6eli Advertiser.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13
ID.

TINE subscriber begs leave respectfully to ten
i der his thanks to those of bis friends and the
citizens of Camden generally, who have so gem
erously and literally patronized him during Il 9
past year, and to solicit continuance of the same.
His stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, &c, though lmi-
ted, will always be found commensurate with the
wants of the community, and they may rely at all
times upon his personal attention to his business,
and their wants. Those indebted to him for 1851,
are earnestly requested to come forward and settle
the sans as early as possible.
jim. n.6G2-6il q. ]. DELAY, Druggist.