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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
Special Notice to the AfIicted.

cured BY thd use oi this Extract and Blood
PurHei. duung their discovery, demonstrate
this iActI Not oniJ recent acute. chronic, or
1nAdIhmatory cases. but old chronic cases Of
zen, lweniy, and even forty years si3rding,
when they had not only med eveiY other IN
terna; and external remedy Of v hich they
douldI hear, but a great expense had visited
Ihe v3TIdus watering places vthouio blaming
belief some who were reduced TO a meIs
5keleiPD, their flesh without and limbs par
dlysed:- these have been permanently cured.
dTe ndw enjoying excellent health are able
10 folio IheIr tarIheT avocatiOns villa Their
Usual Hgilly-!Toml the use oil these mCdI
dnes. These facts are fully subsaniiaied by
published iestmoiiy that cannot be gam
Stayed; stlcau 5e 9onched for BIZ thousands.
I Alsp, MiTCIiELL'S Endiap siar-
fIsGna G0r<Iisl and Cough Drops slaud
1nusdied IN curIOg.FulmOnaty diseaseS-aHy
Ihecul n OF the Luugs, as Coughs, Colds.
Sc, ahd everything Of the nature Of Diar-
riiGa fy fhe use OF the Diaihea Cordial can
tie SPEEDILY stopped. Whether chronic or acute
lPng OF short sanding. To be had OF G u.
NickHNHlE, Fayetteville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
GentIeme ms Wear.

We H AYE a large and d eSira-
a1ssSdTT BILE stock OF Cloths, CassinseTes,
ssssss6y and Vestings; Blankets, Owe tcoat-
iprs. and ready made Clothing. Of eveiy de-
scrPdon. Gentlemen would DO wei y give
ms a dali a, our New Brick Store, nori4 east
cornet oil the Public Square. before puFcha-
sing. III MSUN y bOC1 N.
Oct. IA, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16
NAsnYILLB ADVERTlsEMENTs.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The reputation Of this
preparation is increasing
daily; the circle Of lis IN
fluenee and uubounded
popularity is deepening
and widening; and the ca
ses Of pain aud suffering,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-16

~ fkMiFUGE --l5O gross M'Lean's and
tahueSiOck's; also 20 gtoss AlLeap's
felelira,ed Pills; for sale by
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Sepi-I2. 1882. Nashville. Team
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
THE LIONS FEAR OF MAN.

LI%htcnStcIn saws that the African hunters
avail themselves of the circumstance that the
Lion does not attempt to spring upon his prey
till he has measured the Ground, and has
reached the distance of ten or twelve naces.
when he lies crouchingupon the ground cath
cring himself M for the effort The hunters.
he SAYS. make rule never to fire upon the
lion till lie lies down at this short distance. so
that they can aim directly at his head with
the most perfect certainty. He adds that. if
person has the misfortune to meet a lion.
his only hope of safety is to stand perfectly
still. even though the animal crouchcs to
make his spring: that spring will not be haz-
ardcd if the man has only nerve enough to
reinain motionless as a statue, and look.
steadily in the eyes of the lion. The animal
Ec>tatcs. ri>fs. slow Y retreats some steps
I,oai ing earnestly ajsut linn, lies down again
retreats til having thus l., DEGREES quite got
out -, ihr ..Ia-ic circle OF mans influence he
r,n,.> rii.j, in tho U,r3o-, hI-tr I,.',r.rr'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
EFFECTS OF LIGHT.

DR. Moore, the celebrated meiaphvSician.
thus speaks of Ii ght on body and mind "A
tadpolc confined in darkness would never be
come frog and an infant deprived of lleav-
ems free light, will only grow into a shapclr>~
IDIOT, instead Of a beautiful and reasonable
being. Hence, in the deep, dark gorges and
rayines of the Swiss Nalais. where the direct
sunshine never reaches, the hldeous preva-
lcnce of idiocv startlcs the Traveller. 1t is a
STRANGE, melancholy i,liocv. Many citizens
are incapable Of any articulate speech some
are deaf, some are blind. some labor under
all these prvations, and all are misshapcd in
almost every part OF the body.
| believe there is, in all places, a mark d
difference in the hcalthiness of houses, ac-
corling to their situation in regard to the
sun, and that those are decidedly the hcalth-
est, other things being equal, in which all the
rooms are, during some part of the day, fully
exposed to the direct light. Epidemics at
tack inhabitants of the shady side of the street,
and totally except those on the other side =
and even in eridcmcs, such as ague, the
morbid influence is often thus partial in its
labors"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

cities. had to earn their dollars by making
shirts at ten cents apiece. how much less fine
Nv would we see about them. how much more
truthful notions would they have of their du
ties in life and their obligation to the rest of
the world
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
THE WAN REAFERS.
by Mrs. EMILY {. ,IUDSpS.

EI Mrs. EMILY g JUD>pH.
CAM from i land where i beautiful light
|, ,low creeping DER hill top and vale.
Who're broad i the field. and the. harvest is white
But'thc rcaprrS ar. lIag";.rd and pale.
NJ wasted AID worn with their wrarisome toll,
Sill they pause not that brave little band,
Ihourh ,oo,! their low pillows must b. the strsng
soil,
Of tha. distant and grdve-tre.i,',n strand.
For dangers rncounted are clustering there,
The pr,ii,,rlc- stalk, uncontrolled.
Strau.s,. ru>", are borne Oh the soft languid air,
Am! Turk in eaclf leatN> fragrant fold.
There the rose never bloom, Oh fair wolnan's wan
check,
Eu, there's beautiful light in her eye,
And DE smile that she is loving and meek,
None can doubt it came down from the sky.
Their. the strong man is bowed i'll his youths gold
eli prime,
Put he clrc.lv sings 1T his toll,
For he thinks Of his shcave-, and the garncrins
Ofthc glorious Lord of the Soil.
! And ever they tur1l. that brave, wanlttlc band,
\ long wi>ttul gaze the west
..po they come. do they come from that dear di,
tunt land
That land ithe lovely and best?
DO they come? Do they come? Oh. we're fcebl,
and wan,
And We're passing like shadows away;
But the harvest i white and 10. Wonder the dawn
For llorrr--for lahorcr> We pray"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
To the Travelling Public.

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs hi friends
i and the travelling public Generally, that h. la,
Danvil,e Green, formerly occupied hv Horace Ev-
ans. and more recently hv Charles Varrcv: where
he designs to keep first rate HOUSE of Entertain
f.ent for man ami beast lie would al~" further
say that he intends I" rspiir and thoroughly rciit
the house IL ~ r-lrrita -iil more cunmudiou-
and convenient Hotel than il i. By strict at
terton II the wants If travellers AMI hy reasonable
cl,:lreS in al cl>e> he hopes /" merit and receive
the public patronage. JOSEPH fEES ON.
n:.lvlc. April 49,. le52- ''"'i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
THE ST RS( RIDERS

HAVE Tor ali =; lowr~; c:s>!i price. large guam
4 title al
Rock. Turks Island and Ca.liz Salt:
East Boston alt iu - Tx lag ;,,r butter;
Several hundred i'arrc> Irin" Hour ground
from wheat:
Ground Plaster bv C-l>k or t"n:
." -h"-t> 'ir-'.n AMI Black teas:
All hiI'~ "i >U--r>:
N"la->c- hv The Ilhl r,r, 'a-:
y general assortment 81 all kinds and sizes Of
lion,
E"lt> and wa~hcr,:
WAGON -lrin,> and axc'.rc">:
ANIL. wrought anil ru- N!;l>:
Sperm. l.iiI-ecd and Whale Oils:
" iiIc lrad--f"rh. Lard. T"l,accn fish;
NJ. | soap. Spices. Ea;>iri~. fig:
Cod AMI Pollock ti~h. Nackcr,.l:
Ih"ma~t'm ami burlington Lime,
Hydraulic Cement Tor ci>.cr.>:
Lead PIPE. Sole Leather;
Coffee :,'i. >.,,rr:i,t.-.
Almost al. other .,,'i- usually kcjt m = Mhn,r-
sale l. ''""'.> Store. Al which lave been hiurt
III tlG. lowest mark t,-is..- .,,.i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
NASHUA. \. ii.

WILL give prompt attention I" a, ~. l.', ,,,r, ~ j.;
w trusted L. their care il any Z" me '"''''> III
tlli> STATE NAV.
They also continue, tu transact 'H'-h',3 IL an:
at, III. Su,-h.r,, or Western STATE: >'irh - IuI
,h.,.inr Gnycrrme,t Land ~ lmlr'H'i Farms
Tracinr Land Title. Pa M lax fN',.'l'''.E
,,,l and fiiri,i>l.I,r T. 4" ""l'r 4 60 "
=. .>.ro-;nr value. Sc >"lli'.- Lands inv">t@;i
, the .ttI,iu,l, ri "'-t''''-' 81 I-'il- d'reA>''
@ ,l ,.r,.r-, belonging I" such ''>t;i'''- col
I'.,;,,.r Alt. I'll ni'i~. ami attending 10 ANY legal
I,,-;,,,... in II .. :. nth and VT.
land Warrant t,rs1ht, Ii. and located Tor The
Solder. an E.uriy Land disposed If 90. commits
SOP
Nix. rrrfpGr. havin- travelled extensively IN
,l W,>- 81: 'l .ycr'rlI,' lant-. sIt Thereby a.
u~,i :, know ce 81 II" 'c>r locations and = cen
era, huSe-- acquaintance. viii continue te miHh
i,r7.r.> - regular Intervals. '"attc,.t The i"r-
80, hr-i,.>~ a. =" ":iir".
pu,ng hi al,-..'r'. Nix. .I"u>~"> vii %" fund
.,l.r ..,i.... tn attend = ,N l"mr hrl>inr~- AMI
VIII rcc,iy" ar forward MIR I. M '"r'.,i lr-iie>-
LET. viii I'm.
r,...-.,.-. ruua.y I.r,,'. Ercl Hav an' Ezra PeT
,.~r:r' fol. .'.-,. ,r'.''c' r"-i-"'.- '.~ f..t"ur-
.gf $40. ..'..i.- c.Iei-.''t Irrf"r.-. AMI Fat.i.
l...iu,F N.,ir,. .n p,''.-i"n. E"Unrv l.at. n.
,,oyrrr.,i.-i.r Claims. graf
- n~,,.--- -,,' Us na.l MI ie a,.ru'c. = y
,.l....r,-'r md 't;t',uy.
MI, rIrIIn."r. J. W.'"H>>"N
l>5e. 7d6tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

DESTRUCTION OF THE SOLD FORT. -
The Fort Wavne Sentinel says-'Wc regret
to announce that the venerable Old Block
House. the last relic of Wayne Fort at this
place, is being pulled down. The Imbers
are perfectly sound, and the building might
have stood for another generation to po'ntout
the spot rendered famous in the annals Of the
West by many scene of heroic bravery and
daring. Nothing will remain to show that
this was once Mad Anthonys" stronghold
in the very heart of the savage country. Its
memories will in few years vanish; the 'old
settlers" will be removed, and the new ones
will be ignorant of the past history of this
once celebrated post"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
HE CAL E ID u N L "A N
TEETH! TEETH!

WE have an entirely NV method Of .nrI'Ems :
w partial Set d teeth very nrGH "aff tpS
than formerly: I" any one calling ~e ,reI md
explain. Filling extracting NJ DOM n w. Son on
much cheaper than ever r klIFol kNk ~ ~:
NOTICE ExTRA...Wc would l.s much "'t'g E
I'd ~ aU who nrc nwinc u either ly io;c OF D.',N
account ft!rv would make ip"'.d'''r l"'E,'''ii Lrs
one ii the firm hl- been purchasing Hon. :.
and leeds al tic money he can rai>r t. i'S> InN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
Il PASSUMPSIC RIN-
ERS RAILROAD.

TINllE annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
1 Connecticut 4 Pas>unp>c Rivers Railroad
Company will be holden ~ the 81. Iohn>bury House.
st. Joln-hurv. VI. ou Thursday. the 2@th day Of
July ney: nj four O'clock p. NJ, for the prl"~e Of
choosing directors. and tranSactng any other bust
ness that may legally come before said meeting.
HENRY REYES. Secretary.
Newburv VI June % 1852. 1e"w3
NOTICE...The copartnerthip existing between
Amos c. Morse X John ". Prescott. i this da Y
dissolved by mutual consent.
AMOS &. MORSE.
JOHN W. PRESCOTT.
s.. joiln,bury,y j. uuc II, 1872. 7sow3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

HEAvY-A man said to another. (which
is the heaviest, quart of rum or quart OF
water" "Rum most aSSuredlv, SAID the
other, for see a man who weighs 200 lbs
staggering under quart of rum, when he
would have carried gallon of water with
ease"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
SPRING AND
Summer Style OF
Boots l. s hoes.

Remember tie OId Linz Boat nd Sloe Sure ,
-ou can buy more S",- trr v"'r c-i there t'n
, at any Other STORE "r shop in tALtp"Nl;;N
COUNTY. ami q greater variety --latest e'!'
Cent French Cali; n,., '.ari ~ i-'.-,'i lii'dr
10 order ami warranted: and finally ali KINDS VI
Custom worl, done to"rirr.
All kinds of Ira-'lor for ale CnrAr foE 'hSii.
Shoemok, rs kit>"i all kinds and good assert
mcmt constantly om haui and for ale
have iu-t returned from Boston with large
stock. which WAS bought iur Cash, AMI am c"iill
den, that the quality AMI price
VIII BE SATISFACTORY.
LadtrS and Genfl,lacn. Please gre m" q CHh-
GEO. G.. BARNEY.
St Ichn>burv April -, l>52. '''Hi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

EsE In little village '.Down East" there
once resided fellow who was rather def
Client in intellect and whose SAVINGS harr
furnished more fun than a little to his fellow
towns men and acIuaintanccs. Atrw wears
since hi> father went the way OF all good
folks" and >o.nc wicked ones, too; and as h.
had been man of some consequence IN tn"
community. his funeral was numcrous!y at
tended. Til, was a source Of great ..rd'ltl-
bors little one side. gazing with much pride
at the extended prorc<>ion,cxclaimed: 'pon',
we stliDo ont ,reN. Mr. p" h'iricr-
Lrckcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

& \ lady being asked what business her
husband followed, said he was engaged IN
Finishing" Further explanation was nrres-
>ary, and after a briet hesitation, she contln-
diminishing his time in the State Prison
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

'itIH' ~ "i DRESS (sOODS that can be iornd
u, ms part u the >tatcw llcL vii be sold vcrv low
''r "'-'' ~ = ~ Ladies arc = y;-cG e ca
'ri '\1n'0' .'~'r. a'r quality for Themselves.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
ST. JOHNSBURY
MARBLE WORKS.

NHE subscribers have fitted up new MAht.i Il
N Sliur opposite the PASSENGER i''l"l- - -'o>
,.-,- " az, an. ,,,,- ,,-,rrlr,i II furnish
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

ES% Mr. g.. an inycteratc pun>tcr. lvln@
very sick of cholera, his nurse proposed a
Young and tender chicken. Had Mt Won
better get an old hen ?" whispered Mr. G.,toc
i'll to speak louder. she would be more like
" to ip4 on my stomach
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24
MARBLE WORK,

in MI il various branches in style winch 'NN N"I
be surpassed. n prices 5ctrr all ''H' num- S'' ~'
-, rho means oI all.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-24

NtTN -. I : bINlIIIAM II. ,IONll>DnrN.
Wholesale & Retail Agent; j. Weeks, Dan
vile; :. X. Collins. Mom,pelier 766vl
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
ESTATE SALE.
FIFTY PRIME EGROES!!
BY J. & L. T. LEVI

BY j. 4 L. 7. LEVIN.
ON the first Monday in January next, will sell,
" before the Courthouse in Columbia, so ofas like
ly NEGROES as have ever been exposed to public
sale, belonging to the estate ofA. P Vinson deceased
The Negroes have been well cared for and well mana
ged in every respect Persons wishing to purchase
will moi, it is confidently believed have better op-
portunity to supply themselves.
Terms of sale for the Negroes-One fourth cash.
The balance in one, two and three years. interest from
date, payable annually with mortgage of the proper
ty and two or more personal securities
At the same time unless previously disposed of at
private SALE will sell the plantation Of the deceased
consisting of 1900 acres less, situated 10th
sides of the Garner's Ferry road. On the premises
there is comfortable Dwelling House. with all neces
sary outbuildings good Gin House aud Screw good
Rans and Stables and comfortable quarters for the
commodaton Of so slaves.
Terms of sale for the Land-On credit Of eight
years. that is to say payable in eight equal annual in
stalmcnts, interest from date, payable ANNUALLY, with
mortgage Of the premises. and two or more approved
personal securities.
At the same time will also sell two Plantation Va
gons and seven Mules
Terms of sale for Wagons and Mules-cash.
Purchasers i'll all to pay for necessary papers
Nov 2G-3t j. II. ADAMS, Executor.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
Oct. %.
Estate Sale.

DY order of the Court of Ordinary will be sold at
ID the late residence of james Baskn, deceased, on
the goth day Of December ncxt oil the perishabc
property belonging said Estate consisting OF Corn,
Fodder, Horses, Mules Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Goats,
Wagons, Plantation U :ensls, &c.
will also sell before the Court House door in Cam
den on the first Monday in Janury next, Eleven very
likely NEGROES, among whom there is good Car
pencr, one tolcrable good Carpenter and good Wa
goncr.
TERMs-For the pcrishable property credit OF
twelve MONTHS with note and approved security, with
interest from day Of sale.
For the Negroes credit of one, two, and three
years with bend and mortgage, approved security and
interest from day of sale Purchasers to pay for all
necessary papers, as we'll as recording them.
A. e. DASKIN, EXT.
Nov 10 03 tt
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
SCHOOL BOOKS.

A COMPLETE and extensive assortment of School
IA Books are now on hand, Of the best editions
which are ofesed for sale at oo prices for cash, OF at
the usual credit to punctual customers.
GRAMMARS.-Smith's, Billions and Browns
sPELLERs.-: Elementary, Carpenters N. y. South
DICTIONARIES w Websters, Walkers, Reds and
Worcester's Elementary. % o 1895 ~ 80
READERS.-Southern,N No. j, g. and 81 'Goodich's;
New, York and Grigg & Ellot's H. aud 3; ,Porters
Rhetorical Lovers, National. Ssrgent's Standard
Speaker Frosts American do.
HISTORIES-Parley's lst I'd and Sd books History;
Parley's Common School and Pictorial .Iist q. s.;
Robbins Outlines Hist4 Markhams Hist, England;
Magnal's Historical Questions sCatechismof the His
tory and Chronology Of South yCaroling Juvenile
Histories Of England and the United States Of Ame-
rica. ~ x 'ffs ass9 'ii.''''itH TX ~ =.
BIOGRAPHIES -Mitchel's School Geography and
Atlas, End Revised edition. Mitchell's Anct Geo.
and Atlas Buffers do; Primary Biographies, by
Smith, Farley, Mitchell and Clilds; Quarto Geo. and
Atlas, in vol, by R. C. Smith, and r. N. Smith,
(the latter is the common School 'Geography) a
ARITHMETICS.-Pikes Smiths, Emerson,sl 2 and
g. Davies lst Lessons School and University Arith-
metic Colburns Intellectual Arith. Keys to the
above for the use Of teachers.
NAT PHILOSOPHER Parker's Comstock's Jones,
Grays and Draper's. ,. ,i3g 1a1
-Siliman's, Drapers Jones, Com.
stocks Johnson's Turner'S ..s.
NAT. HISTORY.-Biglandsa and Ackerman's.
NTELLECTUALP HILOS:-Abercronbiea ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Algebra; Elementary and
Practical Geometry; Legendres Geometry and Bur-
dons Algebra; Davies and Ffnts Surveying; Days
Mathematics and Algebra. - -
Copy Books and Plates; Paper Ink Steel Pens Qulls
Inkstands and all other articles of Stationary required
in Schools and Academies sS, 3ssgs A. YOUNG.
Nov. l9.-93tf ,f!,A -
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
Valuable Land for Sale.
Eta EaWity--sIaHc;,ster District.
Middleton G. CASTOR,

Middleton G.. CASTOR,
VS.. 7 HrIlllOO
VIM. r. CASTOR, Sam'l. G. CASTOR.
DY virtue of the decree of the Court of Equity
ID made in the above case June Term. 1852, l will
sell at Lancaster c. H. on the first Monday, the 9th
December 1852 the following valuable tracts of land,
belonging to above parties, viz:
One tract containing 732 acres, situate in Lancaster
District on both sides of Little Lyncls creek, and on
both sides of the Red field road to Camden bounded
by lands Of Vim. H. Roberts, Mrs. Ellis Mrs Conners
Mrs Ingram, and tract No belonging to same estate.
Also one other tract containing 96S Acres situate in
said District both sides of said creek and road ad
Joining glandsof Robt Crmmenger VIM. Bowers, James
j. Horton, Uriah Williams, Jno. Neal, VIM. H Roberts.
and the tract above described.
These two tracts adjoin and form one body of land,
having heretofore been cultivated one plantation.
Persons desiring to purchase, would do well to cX-
anime before the sale, so large and valuable body
of land is becoming difficult to be purchased.
Terms of Sale-CAsH, sufficient to pay costs and cX-
penses the balance credit of and two years with
interest annually from day Of sale purchasers giving
bond and two good surctics and mortgage.
JAMES IL. WITIlERSPOON,
Com'r Eu L. D.
Oct. &c, (S6.56D 43 wits
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
PIANO FORTES.

VNHE subscriber respectfully invites the attention
l. of the public generally to his stock of PIANO
FOR7ES, six, six and half and seven Octave, Rose
wood cases. with all the improvements Harp Pedal,
solid Iron Frames and warranted to stand any cima,.
These instruments are unsurpassed for richness of tone
elegance of workmanship, and having the agency, they
will be sold at manufacturers prices either for cash
on time These Instruments are from the celebrated
house of Hallctt Allen, Boston-they are carefully
packed and can be sent TO any part of the country
without injury. GEO. ALDEN.
Nov. &c. % II
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
HEAD QUARTERS,
COLUMBIA, NOV. 90, 1852.

THE 23d Regiment of Infantry and the two Com
Il panies of Cavalry in Richland District, will parade
for Review and Drill at Columbia on Wednesday the
the Sth of December next.
The Commissioned and Non Commissions ID Officers
will assemble the day previous for instruction.
Major General Buchanan and Breadier General
Chandler, will, with their staff attend the Review.
The Ads-de Camp of the Governor residing in tile
Third Division will attend him. and other members of
his Staff are requested to join him on that day.
BY order of the Cominander-in. Chief
J. W. CANTEY, Ad)t. s. Insp'r. Gen.
Nov. 90. 81 I'd
e5 The Columbia papers and the Charleston Mercu-
~ and Courier will copy.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-26
N Office.

TNHE Distributes Of Mrs Rachel Leigh, decd. are
i hereby notified that the Negro property belonging
to her estate will be ready for distribution on the first
of January next. All persons indebted to the estate
for purchases made at the sale are hereby requested to
come forward and pay their notes. as settlements must
be made.
JOHN U. INGREM, Ex'r R. Leigh.
Nov. 20, 1852. 81 3m