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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-06
A CAR I'D.

ElIE subscriber bcgs leave respectfully to tender his
L thanks to those Of his friends ana the citizens Of
Camden generally who have SO generously and liberal
y patronized him during the past year, and to solicit
S-c-.inuancc of fhc same Hisstock Of Drugs, Chem
cas &C.; ts4..-if Amitcd, will always be found
mensurate with the wants of the community, and they
may rely at all times upon hs personal attention to his
business and their wants. Those indebted to him for
1851, are earnestly requested to come forward and
settle the early as possible.
Jan. c [2-Gt H. J. DELAY, Druggist
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A Suit to suit the Times !

w TISllINC to close out the balance Of my stock Of
w Winter Ready-Made Clothing, l will dis.
pose Of my stock Of Coats Over Coats ard Vests at
cost prices. ALSO.
Broad Cloths, French Cassimeres and Eestings, All.
Wool Twceds, Satnets, Kentucky Jeans and Negro
Cloths at greatly reduced prices.
January 90. JAMES WILSON.
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SeItzer As.eriens.

CEIDLITZ Powders Heny's MagneSla, Fluid Mag
= nesia Motfats Bitters, RowanG's Tonic Mixture.
Wistars' Balsam, Ayers Cherry Pe@toral, Tarr2nt's
Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhubarb, Sands Sarsaparla,
Guysotts Yellow Deck and SarsaparlS, snd Jew Da-
vids Plaster fresh supply Of all the above Just re-
ceived at L. j. DEua1 >.
Feb g.
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GeiafiHC.

TOePE2's Shred Isnglass, Leaf Isnglass for Coffee;
I Preston & Merrlls Infallible Yeast Powder and
Rose Water; Nutmegs, Mace Cinnamon, Allspice,
Ginger Red and Black Pepper, White Mustard Seed,
Mustard Sage Tapioca, Arrow Root &C, Always on
hand ut II. j. DEHA1 ,.
Feb 2
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Paints. Oils. &c.

TNHE Subscriber is now receiving his Spring Stock
il of White Lead, Turpentinc, Lnsced OIL Chrome
Green and Yellow, Spanish and Eandvkc Brown, We
netian Red, Yellow Ochre, Wdnow Glass, &c. which
will be disposed of as low as can be- consistently with
uniformity Of prices. Z. j. DELAY.
Feb 3-tf
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BREcKLAYER AND pLAsTERER

n
ENOR Sale JOSEPH prime, intelligent and order
Il ly FELLOW, aged 25 years a complete Brick
layer and Plastcrer has served regular apprentice
ship to the business and is capable of doing any kind
of Brick or Plastering work Ills character and quail
cations will be warranted and he only sold to change
the investment.
With him will be sold, if the purchaser desires his
mother an excellent Cook and Washer, most compe-
tent servant.
For any further information, apply in person or by
letter to JOHN s. RYAN,
Broker and AuctiOnccr.
Sc Markct-Strect, Charleston, 5. c.
January 90, 1852. 10 2t
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Spirit Gas Lamps.

IIE subscriber has just received beautiful coilcc'
l. ton of the above Lamps for Centre Table, Man
tlepiece Chambers Those in want arc respectfully
requested to call and examine them at
Feb g. L. J. DELAYS
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FOR SALE.

NN THE FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH next,
" will bc sold TO the highest bidder before the
Court House door in Cumdcn, all my right, title and
interest in and to 3iJ acres Of LAND, lying on the
waters of Gum Swamp Creek, in the District of Kcr-
shaw. MAkf CUNNlNGliAM.
January 81 5t
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For Rent.

TNHE House and Lot in the town Of Camden. and
L and the House and Premises at Cool Springs, four
miles above Camden belonging to the Estate Of John
Chestnut deceased: and also for hire several excellent
SEAMSTRESSES. the property of the same Estate.
Persons wishing to rent or to hire, can apply to
JAMES CHESNUT
THOMAS WHITAKER
Feb 9 lO-tf Executors.
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Rohinson,s Patent Barley.

excellent nourishing article of food for Children
n and Invads-too well known TO ''heads Of faIni-
lies" to require minute description. Has always
been kept and sold at z J. DELAYS.
Feb 3-tf
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NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
THE subscriber having received d larIe supply
L of Groceries, Hardware and Do
mestic Dry Goods, is now prepared to sup
ply his friends and the public with every article
in the line Of his business.
Those wis! ing to purchase will DO well to call
and examine his stot k, consisting "f
St Crux, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
Loaf, crashed and powdered do
lava. Laguira. Cuba and Rio Cofre
New Orleans and West India Moasses
Gunpuwdrr Young IIyson and Black Teas
,Iackare Nos and 3, in barrels and halves
BackSmitl's Bellows. Anvs and Vses
Collins Axes, Trace Chains. Hoes
Spades Shovels, Nails Iron. &c.
Sperm Oil, I.nsced Oil, Paints and Window Glass
-hLSO-
Blankets. Bed Ticks, Apron Checks
Bleached and unbcached Shirlngs and Sheeti,gs
Together with large assortment of
O Bagsims, Rope and T'Wi,uc.
J. w BRADL' \.
Camden, S. c. Sept g.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED on the Goth december. GEORGE, Il
n dark mulatto about twenty-five years of age He
was formerly owned by Russell Paine Esq, and has
worked rs Il painter in the city. Ilccan write, and no
doubt will forge passes to pass as a free man. He hls
been in Columbia Camden and Ncwbcrry, where Inc IS
well known. The above reward will be paid or his
delivery many Jail where can get him.
HENRY u. WALKER.
Charleston s. c.. Jan. 23-3t.
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Executors Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against Reddick
\ Mosely decd will present them properly attested
within the time prescribed by law, and all persons in
debted to said Estate, will make immediate payment
10 CRADDICK MOSELEY, Exec'r.
Feb 8 10 St
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NEW FALL ANsb WINTER
GOODS.

EJAVING received full SUPPLY OF "
4 Fall and Winter Goods, ain pre-
pared to supply my friends and the publi' gener-
ally with every article usually found in the Gro
cery Business.
The following are some Of them
LIQUORS-Finc and Common French Brandy,
Madeira and Malaga Wines.
r. fmks Old Rye Whskey,
\ variety of Recifed do.
North Carolina DO.
Peach and Apple Brandy,
Holland and Imperial Gin.
Jamaica and NewEngand Rum.
SUGAR-Barrels Nos ., and 3. clarified and crushed
Fogsheads Muscovado, New Orleans, &c.
COFFEE-Ro. lava and Cuba.
BACON--Sides. Shoulders and Hams.
MiCKEREL-Barrels and halfbarrels Nos. ], 2 and g.
FLOUR-North Carolina and Northern.
RAGGING--tiunny and Dundee, 4i 10 46 inches wide
ROpE--NTnnilla and Hemp.
MOLASSES-New Orleans and Syrup.
1RON--Bars. all sizes. Nails. all numbers
HOLLOW-WARE-Pot Ovens & Kettles, extra lids
SADDLES--Ridng. Wagon and Cart
WIIIPS--Riding, Wagon, Drivers and Buggy.
Negro Cloths and Blankets.
Brown and beached Homespuns, Checks and Bed
Ticks Hats and Caps OF all Pocket Knives. Knives
md Forks Trace Chains Halter Chains Steel yards. Claw
hammers Backsmith's Hammers, Curry Combs, Crock
,ry of various kinds. large quantity Of SALT always
IN hand.
The undersigned continues receive and forward. and
will attend puncluay all orders consignments made
nher Country Produce and sell his Goods on the most
B. w CHAMBERS, Crrdrn. s. c.
Aue 2S. 1851 g. 3sm
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Bills for 1851,

IN favor Of the subscriber are ready for delye
Il ry. Those whose names they bear arc respectfully
invited to call at bis store settle them, and take them
away. q. j. DELAY.
Jan 30-E
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s. NE PLUS ULTRA.H

A NEW aud splendid stock of Perfurlery, Co.'S
N meiics, Soaps, and Fancy articles, which
would have been announced before but for want
Of time, consisting in part of
German French ami Amer Aromatic Crystal in
lean Cologne Water: Qneen of Flowers Hair oil ;
Amber Lavender do. Rose Blossom Flesh Powder
Lubins Ext Jockey Club; Pure Moelle dr BOeuf;
Jenny Lind; french Bandoiine
Wcxi End: Ma rsmalow Soap;
" Rough e. Ready; y;lIaI,el's Shaving Cream:
" Boque, de Caro- Eau Lu",raI
line Cut Glass Puncents,
- Mgnionetic; beautiful patterns;
I. Hrdyosma; Embroidered Powder Puff ,
RouSses Charcoal Paste; China Puff Boxes;
Mao tcha e Cushion Top do do:
Poncine Soap; Rousscll's Hair Dye.
90 H6ey Soap;
Also
English French AM American Tooth Brushes OF
them very handsome Hair Brushes fine variety:
~. Horn. and Buffalo Dressing Combs Purses, Porte
Monairs &c. With many other choice articles
ucroIs mention in detail. which make up
elegant Though not the largest assortment of ;r
titles Of this class. Received at Il. J. DELAYS
Oct 2Stt.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-06
Sale of Assigned Goods.

MTILL be sold at the store Of s D. Halford in
w Camden, on Tuesday the l7th February, and
the days following large and valuable stock of Mer
chandine-ooHsisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, HATS BRUSHES,
SOAPS and FANCY ARTICLES
Ternls-All sums Of Twenty-Five Dollars and under
cash; over that amount credit of six months notes
with approved security and interest from day of sale
FRANCIS L. ZEMP,
Agent Of Assgnccs.
Jan. 80 8 IS
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GOOD INTENTl0NS.M!
Better Bargains! Best Systenf.!
FOR 1852.
CASH, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,

THE beginning Of year is generally admitted to
l. be good season to for Coop INTENTIONS Il intend
therefore the first day Of January 1852. close the
books far credng is concerned, finding by expert
ence, that
81 Little credi; is dangerous thing
| am aware that there many-very many, with
whom yearly accounts might be made with perfect safety
and much profit bnt Cash Business, properly conduc
ted admits of no exception the principle that when
Goods are sold cash prices the twelve months credit Of
John Jacob Asor is not good the cash in hand of
the poorest citizen. Such may not be the doctrine usual
IL preached in the of Camden but it is orthodox,
nevertheless, and has always been found current
change.
In view of this arrangement have marked the whole
of nv stock reducing the profits 10 the lowest possible
scale, and established UNIFORM PRICE 10 all.
have declared my Intentions" ami appeal to
the public for liberal support III carrying then oun
turn for which, promise yon
BETTER BARGAINS
than ever have been afforded in Camdena strong asser
ton but one willy rtLLy sUBsTANTIATE.
The above is beyond all donb the BEST system, COM
binng every advantage the buyer with every security
seller and wherever has been fairly and honest
ly carried il has invariably succeeded and poredhgh-
Unpopular.
TO those who have literally encouraged hereto
fore again return hearty thanks and with the
tr inducements ofIored hope confidently, for
favors. Us only Cash and Quick Sales can support
Small Profits. JAMES WILSON.
Dpcprnher 0j
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-06

TINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS ol
i the above Institutions will be held in Charleston
on tho 10th day of February. beng tho second lues'
day in the month) at tho Bank Hall. The meeting TO
convene at IL o'clock Il. m and on tho day following
"wednesday there will be an election held at the
Mace between the hours Of 8 O. IN. and p. m. for
FIFTEEN DIRECTORS i'll the. Road, and THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS in the Bank
4 Committee to verify proxies will attend.
Extract from MnutS Of Netting Of Stockholders february
-, 1851.
"REsoLrED That every Shareholder who shall have
owned his Stock for three months before the general
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders be permitted to
pass on tho Road to and from the meeting, free Of
charge J. r. EMERY, Secretary
,JuuarvlG St
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-06
SUPPER HOUSE.

'IIlE subscriber has made arrangements with tho
L Contractor to furnish SUPPER for Stage Passcn-
gers to and from Camden. c. H. NETTLES
REFERENCEs-J W. STEGALr. Contractor; Col. +.
W. CHARLES, Darlington c. H.. Maj JOHN u. MURRAY,
Camden; Posr MASTER Chcraw
Mount Elon. Jan. o3 st
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

- GARDEN SEEDS, lor
in part, orthc following vari
Artichokc :
Asparagus
BEANS. !
Dwarf or Snap :
Early Valentine
Do Mohawk +,
DO China I
DO Rachel, or Quail
Heads
Refugee or 1000 to |
Carolina or Sewee !
Large White Lima !
BEETS. /
Early Blood !
Long Do ;
White Sugar ,
BROCCOLI. !
Early White
Brussels Sprouts |
CABBAGE. !
Eariy York /
DO Dutch
Do Drumhead !
Do May .
Do Sugar Loaf ,
Large Early York !
Extra fine late fiat Dutch
Large late Green Glazed !
Red Dutch (for Pickling).
Mountain ,
CARROTS. I
Early Horn ;
Long Orange !
Altringham
CAULlFLCWER. !
Large Early Linden !
Late Walchcvcn
White Solid Celery !
OCLLARDS |
Long and Country !
CUCUMBER.
Early Green Cluster
Do Frame
Small Gherkin
Loug Green Prickly |
Do Do Turkey
Egg Plant
CORN. |
Extra Early
Early Canada .
Do Tuscagora
Do Dutton
Sweet Sugar
LETTUCE.
Early Curled Silesia
Ice Drunhead (fne)
Magnuin Bonuln
Early Cabbage
Royal
Philadelphia Cabbage
Imperial
J. n. LIFT TIL
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Notice;
WTILL be sold in Camden on Thursday tho 18th
w day Of February next, at l2 o'clock NJ, at the
Store Of the late 4. Z. Allen, part Of the personal
property Of said decd, bought by W. Perrct and B.
Smith, to be sold at their risk consisting Of Barrel with
Vinegar, Whskcy Rum, Sugar, Dry Goods, Glassware,
Ginger Razors, Shoes, and Sugar Stands &c.
JOHN R. J0Y Amir.
Jan. 80. At
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Caution.

4 LII persons are cautioned against trading for
N Note of hand, for $50 given by Inc to Dixon Kir-
by dated III November, 1851 payable the lst Janu-
ay 1853 The property for which said note was given
having proved unsound l will not pay it.
Jan 27-4tw 8 II. II. EVANS
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Teacher Wanted.

Teacher Wanted.
4 LADY is wanted to Teach in private family
N about ten miles from Camden One who under
stands Music, would bo preferred
Address tho subscriber at Camden, S. C..
Jan. 30-tf BENJAMIN COOK.
~ Charleston Mercury. copy tri-wcekiy for two
weeks and forward bill.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

VITAGON Brides, Of my own manufacture one
w warranted to last as long as two of Northern
make. Also,
Trace chains of various qualities for sale low for
coeh - j. OAKS
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-06

NIEDE IRON, Spades, ShovclS Manure Forks
w Ploughs Cutting Knives, and Corn Shelters
Just received at f. W. BONNEYiS.
Feb 3
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-02-06

CANAL FLOUR, Seed Potatoes. For sale
- by Z. W. BONNEY.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

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and Astronomy.
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"INCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA"
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