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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

81 DlGEST!''-Such is the true meaning of
the word ''PEPSIN,' or of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the True DIGEsrIvE
FLUID. or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DIR. J. S.
HoUGHToN, of Philadelphia, from the fourth Sto-
mach Of the Ok, for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for an un-
healthy Stomach. 1t renders GOOD EATING per-
fectly consistent with HEALTH. See the figure of
the Ok, in another part of this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

Two MORE STATEs.-The House Of
Representatives have passed bills for the
organization Of two new territories, TO be
called Washington and Nebraska. These
territories are fast filling up, and it will not
be many years before they will be popuIous
enough to be organized as Sta,es-thus Civ
Ing us thirty three States in the Union.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

THE CHINESE JUGGLERs are at Phila-
delphia performing TO immense houses a.
the Walnu. street Theatre, where they are
acknowledged as she greatest novelty in
the world" An exchange says:
"They are the most wonderful perform
ers ever seen in this country. Their novel;
~ as Chinese, their weird and fantastic look
aud action; their slngularly jargonic Ian
gusge and their peculiar costume, alone,
would altrac, crowds to visit them. But
their fes.s of agility, skill and magic almost
surpass belief. We were not prepared to
believe, until we saw it, that a man could
throw knives of foot in length at board
against which another man was planted,
sticking them Immediately on each side Of
his arms and legs, between his fingers, on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

THE IMMENSE WATER Power of the
Grea, Falls of the Potomac is owned by a
wealthy and enterprising Virginian, who,
we learn, is now making efforts to form Q
company to improve this water power, and
10 obtain charter for company to open
a railroad from Harper's Ferry 10 Alexan-
dris. via the Great Falls. -"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

JAPAN ExpEDITIoN.-The U. S. steam
friga,e Powhatan, under the command of
Capt. McCIuney, was to have sailed from
Norfolk on Saturday for the East Indies via
Madeira and the Cape Of Good Hope, to
join the squadron now congrega'ing in the
East Indies and destined for The Japan Ex-
petition.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

We again remind The members Of the Ag-
ricul!ural Society, that i. is important they
give attendance at q meeting Of the Society,
10 be held on the 24h inst. Let there be
q full meeting, as Officers for the presen,
year are to be chosen, in compliance with
The resolution adopted at The last meeting.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

The Democ Of ST. Mary's county, Nd,
have appointed five delegates from each
election distric, 10 meet in convention at
Leonardtown on the second Tuesday of
March, to determine the claims Of all appI-
cants for Offices in that country, 10 be filled
bv Gen. Pierce's administration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

FoR Coughs, Colds, and other .9fections of the
Lungs and Throat generally. use STABLER'S
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT; it is
believed to be the best medicine for this class of
diseases yet discovered the Medical Faculty use
it and thousands have been Cured by it, See adj
yertsemcnt in another column.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

New ssEssMENT,-We learn fom the
Beacon, that the total amount of, etoperly
IN ST. Mary's county. Ms's. =, All: s+zrecen.
assessment, -, y p,n!~!@s ny :S 7ssss-
unde, storn Shelter with double hop
-'huzS%"g 's''''.s o. he assess
ment OF 1852 Of Sssoo52. This is ac-
counted for by The fact that the late assess
men, bill greatly reduced the maximum valu-
alton Of the several classes Of slaves, in
which species Of property large proper
ton of the wealth Of the county is invested.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

THE POPE AND THE EMPERoR-It is
eaid private letter received in New ork,
sta,es on good authority that there is no
probability of the Pope going to France to
crown the Emperor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

Gen. Pierce has written letter to Mayor
Gilpin, of Philadelphia, declining public
reception by the city, and stating that he has
determined to decline all public receptions
on his route to Washington.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

1t will be seen in smother column tina,
Washing lon's Birthday is TO be celebrated
in Port Tobacco next Tuesday, by the
Port Tobacco Literary Debating Club
Also, at Charlotte Hall, by the Washing on
Society, Of that place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

Col. Charles A. May, of the U. S. Army,
was married in New Y ork, on the 9Th inst,
to Miss Josephine, daughter Of George Law,
Esq, the we'll known steamship owner
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

The Maryland Republican, published al,
Annapolis, has passed into the hands of Mr..
E. S. Riley, who will be hereafter its sole
proprietor, his former partner, Mr.. S. Davis,
having sold out his interest.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17
MARYLAND TOBACCO CRoP OF 1852
The Raltinore American Java

MARYLAND TOBACCO CROP OF 1852
The Baltimore american says:
"The receipts of The new crop Of Mary
land are expected 10 come in shortly, when
an active business will no doub. be done,
unless holders are too high in their demands,
as the stocks are light in Germany and HoI-
land, bu. the limits Of The orders received
thus far from Europe are seldom above S..
Judging from the accounts from the priuci-
pal tobacco producing counties Of Ibis Slate,
the crop of last year will probably exceed
the previous one by some 5000 hhds., bu,
The weights will be lighter, ,ha. on the
whole The quantity will no. be much great
er. A very large crop was planted last sea-
son, and was put in the ground in good time,
bu. The rains of August prevented much Of
The crop from attaining its full growth"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17
VNASHIN TOMS BIRTHDAY CELE-

NNASHIN G TONS BIRTHDAY CELE-
Wv BRATION.-The Port Tobacco Literary
Debating Club will celebrate the approaching
Anniversary Of Washington's Birthday at the
Court House, on TUESDAY, the 22d inst, at 9 o.
clock, P. Nj.
Reading of the Vaedictory of Washington, by
J. T. BRADY, Esq.
Grafton, by IGNATIUs SANDERS, Esq.
D-Lades aud the public generally are invited
to attend. -
BY order, VIM. BOSWELL, Sec'y.
Feb. II, 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

A CASE OF CoNscIENcE-A reverend
gentleman OF the Catholic church, called al
the office Of the National Inlelligencer on
Saturday last and handed in thirty dollars
in gold, which he stated had been delivered
by person in the confessional TO be sem.
to that Office.
We have no doubt that the individual re-
ferred 10 in The above paragraph is now q
happy man-and why? Because he has
paid The "Printer." We would say TO those
who are indebted 10 the "Printer" of the
Times, that his Office will be open during
The sitting Of our Circuit Court next week,
from sunrise ill sunse. each day. This
will afford you ell opportunity to escape the
pangs Of guilty conscience. Seriously,
we feel the need of money, and hope our
f,iends will not forget 10 call and "pay up.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17
ANOTHER MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF Co.

ANOTHER MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF Co.
LoNIzATIoN.-We find the following para
graph in The National Intelhgencsr Of Sa-
,uIday, and rejoice to see that the great
State OF New York is moving on the sub
ject Of African Colonization. The convic-
tion, (says the Clipper is becoming gen.
eral, that the free cnlored population now
in the United States, must remove to Africa;
and every year will strengthen the convc-
ton. Blindness to their own interestingly in
duce that population to cling to their present,
abodes; but they must be entirely ignorant
Of the ''signs Of the times,' if they do not
see in passing events in the free az we'll as
slave States, that the time will shortly ar
rive when they will no longer have CHI dice
III this matter. Here they can never be ele-
vated 10 the dignity of man, but must con-
''nue to occupy degraded position, until
such laws shall be passed in the several
States as shall compel their removal 10 Az
rica. BY going to Africa they will be a,
once entitled 10 all the civil and religious
rights, and to tina, system of government
enjoyed by the citizens of the United States.
We hope The bill before the Senate of New
Y ork will become law. The following
is the article from the National n.elHgen-
Ger: '
".1frican Colonizalion- "A bill is before
the New York Senate appropria'ing fifty
dollars to deftay the expenses Of each col
ored inhsbitsnt Of that Slate above ten years
of age, or twenty-five dollars if below ,ha.
age, who may voluntarily emera,e 10 Ii
IBERIA. The Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Comptroller, and Attorney General are con
sH'u'ed board I" draw The money, and 10
snperin'end The emigration, employing for
the latter purpose. if they see til.~lhe New
Colonization Society. New Jersey, Mary
land and Virginia have each made appro-
prla'ons for the same object"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

MERINo SHEEP.-The Gazette says that
four fine, full blooded Merino Sheep, lust
brought over from Europe, were received at
Alexandria a few days since. They were
imported by Richard II. Dulany, ESQ.,, OF
Fauquier county, and were purchased a.
high prices. They excel in the qualities Of
their wool, and in other advantages.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.

THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. II, 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

NELEBRATION OF WASHINGTON
" BIRTH-DAY.-Therew will be Celebration
by the Washington Society at Charlotte Hall, on
the 22d instant. The Farewell Address will be-
read by Mr.. JOHN A. BRAwNER, and will be fol-
lowed by an Grafton to be delivered by MIR. WIN,
H. MITCHELL.
feb I0-2t .. ......f-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

blows & CASTINGS-We would call the
L attention of Farmers to our large stock Of
Stocked Flows and Castings, consisting Of IS
Minor s. Horton Plows, Nos 10 s. 10 Ia
Sinclair s. Moore do Nos s. g
Davis do Nos & 8
Hillside Plows-together with general as
sortment of Mould Boards, Points, Heels and
Screws, all Of which will be sold as low as they
can be purchased in the county or out Fit
feb II DAY & PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

MOLASSES-Afe few barrels of good Molasscs
1Vl for sale, by the barrel, at low price.
feb II DAY & PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-02-17

GARDEN SEED-A fresh and general assort-
VI ment of Garden Seed-all warranted to be
good-for sale by
- feb II DAY & PADGETT
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ifisffllallroiis,
Chuscb: lFuI,s.;.ssc. !.

We are g admirer ofgood cbngcb SIS Z:
taoughnot perforiser; ia tbat yer q ,aslc $ s
estng part devotion, aiil;ad = : ssnle..
come ihngan relation to il IA Il ]; = saggssl
thcughit islull.o y e1l pet'ing eaSge tooas,
;ons sakepr granted that the object 81 ysl;a
mora NOR ;at;n' ] upon the Sabbath is, to gain 5
@ .nf Snowiedge of the relati.sss 81 he E
t;onsl fssi;n 'o ms asiter,Huur deyo.
s,oual seeiIni,-and that music is as mncb ,o
Consequent whatever docs NJ. NJ j eS5n. J,
such results out of Mace ssartipo 800 20
such an expiration. WIN ;sSde tune ,,.s Mts
over beforejhair beeipSs slnga Dos. ~ - $
Ho1sd of fiads and r.. oi frombrones .he 2 6
q ,ba. tns least dssotoaea oaa !!
st6ss1 1aoase lou Of Rorshias asa e E any e, e,a gar
fan olatorios balls 3 aegsiety, Sls i b1e hen
laos a ~ First two coD.ss. o.wa.S and can
ladel W. Weenlertainmes after a mar Inatl eaI
priety io -. are ayAfe that there s, was as $
pn- ioisad 1a,l.s cgson when the wbals eds even zen
70 yd oioed js Singing, and 4 / saole famil
hsI M ,se assllsa over that that al lI's miabe aahe
6 Gaa1s hiSss fba go not o hold now.
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Portrait os John c. Caiionn!

INHE subscribers are preparing Tor publlcatlon anu
L have nearly completed large Full. LENGTH
LIKENESS ofSouTIl CARoLINAs ILLusrRIoUs STATES
MAN-cngraved inihehigle style ofart on steel by
A. H. Ritcc, from an original painting. Tile details
of the likeness viii be finished from celebrated
Dagucrrcotype rAKBs PROM LIFE, and which is pro
nonnced the BEST LIKENESS ExTANr. Size of the en-
CRAVING, with suitable margin fer framing VIII be 30
by % inches. Tlestyleand finish Of the work will be-
superior to any thing yet executed in this country
Every copy will &c printed in proof style on extn fine
plate paIer ma1pactured expressly for the purpose
It viii be soldby subscription n; the low price Of
Five Dollars per copy and ready fordeliyery about
3he lst Of rDeceniber next Orders received by
! r. li.BACHIA & Coz Publishers
23 Chambers ST.. New York. =
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Ne oUST zE0S
C1LLEG!ATE INSTITUTE,
J. n. HUDSON, Esa.. President.

}. ". HUDSON, ESD. President.
THoS. M'CAN~S
JAS. H. RION, Professors.
D. WYATT AIKEN,
lINHE excrcisesofls Institution will be resumedpn
Il the 18th January next The Scholastic year VIII
consist of two Sessions, offve months each. 81
TERMS: =
Boarding and Tuitiosper session. ..... 90
esars os ps5f Lecturers sass adssty and Nara
Philosophy, (extra.t & ........ r.:. looe
Eac student board Gin the Institutiorwill furnish
his ow. fuel lights, yashing sheets and towels, and
every student who odupies his chamber during ths
day, will furnish his otutbedclothcs. e /,
TERMS Fa2lDAY-scaoLAas.
Rcading and Spelling 5er session. $1,000
Do with Writingl,,d Arithmetic. .....3 l2 0e
Do. with English, amman and Geography 1906
Do. with Book-hE ing. g..........,....s $500
Latin Greek, Algebes Geometry. ....a $500
Fircwood for School ns. ........ 5l
instruction in Frenelfys .................! l5.O}
AStudent will be kived at any time, and Will b.
charged at the same rat rom tho time he enters 70 t
end of the Session; b1 10 deduction will be nadp
when he leaves before tlR end of it nor for time lost By
suspension or cNpulsion Il
A Student is prollibta from having guns and dogs,
andhc will be eNpeneSE it is known that he hay
pSVTi Wipnsboro m ila Jan. 1-sA
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MRS. ClIEEsBoRovHH's 8 DAUGHTERS
BOARDING AMI DAY SCHOOL,
FOEs YOUNG LADIES,

No. 1s, Church strdet Charleston, s. @.
L l.e':sd of Janury, 1887 Young Ladies are faith
fully Instructed in all the brnches of complete Eng
lsh education, with the Languages, Music Drawing,
Dancing and Fancy Works
Comi,odious School Rooms Lave beer recently cree
ted On c premises. The greatest attention is paid to
the department of the pupils as well as to their perso
nal comfort The locality is oneof the most desirable
in the city, experience having proved it to be OF ull-
SURPASSED saubrtv Dec. 23.--2t5 81
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f6smss ss lsss gsSss1l s;sl M a|ng do 10 NOT -
s. Ylsl' laasss
bas II ,sass g
81 daI, 81 Z ..a see eI,
s1sss gfsn's mcgee tbe q sssa
TIME. ts.,
it NAV safsy s.
assss1se a. acre ronnd aSnra sSsss
ora an ne e
5artasr acres ae . the
fi s: sne xlarra
ms tanlly io, s.
hs Whole hons re .s,4cb OF
4, ss on
lsa qardsn not excose 5T be
sweedS patetIs &c sho1ld >bes One - 9 mere
ana arranged that every ii aseds|
quality for human food Y q
'.l y ~ and All theAeafliss. rsIsed
aa.efsa winter ad Saasen:
animal food, the human
ene asterging operations OF free segst gulres
Z. i.llt salet and genera nos ana
ls..spelise with safely
Ial calls orit and there sas
suses laat may beso sael and even pea a
. ,dolged ms the litter parts
sa1e ear spring, measures shonld ba
secure early ables Of an
ultpatfon Details yyiIl ,at fsp,e 81
'ecteaS : here; there are other ho,t.s
PIroprlated to such infoft, Inf
e'p ga yiu am f;,Tn,s
s. eason Whea earl peas. beans
,soeatoes green corn lpt tH5ce S, g
IN seasef, and find 5nona
lies on the nothing int sbs ssess
: sf!..a ana beans atoes 81
% say NOT envy g;
Their 3 ne,
s % Il, H. -. elloog such tbings ,v5en
ts tasta and tits not therefore VIM
No, s 3 SIMPLY t'e fanlt ieensa
= ksas sss = s esefy The state III
= q ~ : .ear blss oIi his as
: aEs a'sy near the 1a,se s1av
lld m nsss ss; s not ee soo
lionId lsSaiae ss'p there are inesr ,rs WY
'iSsa dsrsI ahs Gardeners rs osua bat $, very
beir I h., e g Pense Farmer bss :; s'ahure
ward IL Teas' WhIls has eyerysb;as sls Of q
iase and d de considerable dia. @ as ep3 eoafs
tbe e.s@ eau ai9@ nothing to b,n a,s'aace, nc
,quant;, number required is nrob..1e ~ .ae
cn16 161rae premises; 1t would onIn Jso,y sa
~ 'qsement s during winter for r. ue =
lre y; an and bed for use. Bay;aa ana prepare F'As
a.s plants in a thrifty, STATE to uone this
round n orde, s season saS arrives get his FASH FASH
nd then be lvi ,,.;li xnd make his plantas
,ase a,ty them as any Of town frisnd. end,
nd aftea,;o .se !. only requires q !, iGnds GnIs
fore. bis Ya aa;;a % accomplish this aad e ,o1,
,terest 4 goy,,ment ,..o his health u aai ~ Goi9
i r. s Wen as the comforts ,ia gIes Of
: e benefited by il. ,''.0s's q his Mneelta
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selfftea llofiro.
No., 50 &C 40 and Rome cs;rcle !.
= RICE MAN,s cHoIcrs =

~,
i .se1s ase aeoeas and Home
: 1ssi tsiclI slasse MANS CHOICE
s, 7X Virginia :. rowasENp:
erieysd y y, was sad atthat and ,saat {;
- 9ie la mad 4 great POSSESSIONS
s3ha had he known that II -
alnld the angel throae. s. g @sfe hashed,
=, ,I, neard the strain fha t.ao,, /;
aese shining chords aons Is =
l seen where iva we'd shs -
8 W,a;t4, ns lsadeless and fair, ,s s.
~ tld he, within that hour 81 sfs;c;
i1aEe stood and pondered iheTe r. 3 a.
s . - es. Ts leaf1at hour emf Kant
yu!.i iie SCRAP PhsSof the SIX = =
His is lps pag sase ahes tenn pter swept
And eotfsrs s aSsea nIsa broad s lands, and iai
iszee, to5 me lhe. gorgeous vision Il,are
S. sIcla neesa asonl sssoldI ~ s ss
Escould be stand rIo,v =, ,,s,,
! " iof one moment lreiob 70 4s
ne ae,.il lhipgst that shonld l,aye' hee,
l.sn long blissilil day = . eos
rha h;,s y. peyo a ond the shining ga te.
le prefsred s'treasure, Ias s.
S. 81 -, = NV could mortal hcsitatei
sadly sosslt aacal
= IN Judah's hiiifsf the greer 4, "a Z
ls ny nsaedS the voice efyore is
o91 stlif tfie tempter spread rs
s9lst as Itspsead before sEs FL
: ana ye, who earthly riches bold
,1aad -heritages tair, h
W ~ earier NOT for binds or gold. - a
Z CUR priceless treasure tIsrs. re- e
Ielg haven, Oct 1852 al
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LII persons havfue demands against the estate OF
\ James Baskin dHcd will present them duly at
tested within the imsprcscribed by law, and allpor.
sons indebted to said Estate will make immediate pay.
mcnt to MksA. u. BASklN, ENor.
Oct %. 385 u.
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ertheess the Iaill anu-v.l Ns- "a on :lle west
side of Cane Creek, which yEe conveyed bys Mil
Ter to n. II. Canton on TIC 20th April ls333.
Terms Of Sale0nes cash, the balnsce nnom a
occurred b Bond a6asloTfgage Of the promises Pur
chaser to pay forpipers
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H3.tT.f'.

A LII persons ka"ng demands against the estate of
IA Elijah Sill. decd. vii! hand them i'll properly at
tested, and ali in,irIi"l will make payment 10
Nov. 20.-w2m. T.. l.. SILL. Admir-.
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GAS sss:.;s szsss - ss:sss s. as Sa
eaarsIbsas.G :,.sl ssSfSk Dividend.

FA'Hts ntFFs-SE st.sSk h4-EHfN ~
CINE Saith Carolina Railroad Company have do
u clarci, Dividend Of THREE DOLLARS AND
mFTI CB;TS per Share Cor the last six months and
same time, !, Dividend OF 5EVENTY,F1y CENTS
per Share. he united Dividend of FoS SIIs DOLLARS
AND TWl.NY EVE CENTS per Share will be
piid at the aldesaid Bank ON and aer the lst prox
Aahe Road Diidedd of Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
oStock havn no corresponding slares in the Bank
WILDE paid on sld aiterthe lAt proximo, at the Bu-
reaFi office of thdCompauyiG John Street.
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q scisI FssEsAsoss e q, OF

= oF "a SciE r FREENAsoNs OF
81 Mon k!ay evening, 27sh
/. l'hb Day, the following bre-
alfd sas Grand and Subordinate
fed Lodge d t ancient Freema-
Tina, for thd crssnlg Masonic
NIP PRrcs, D sputy g Master.
4 AyER, scnio G. Warden.
: GYLEs, Jm ior G. Warden.
itoRT, GraI ID Chaplain.
81 H6SoR, Grj md Treasurer.
&c Aackel, g and Secretary.
HoxouR. Ass't GTreasurer.
sfaoss, tl Asst O. Secret'y.
! asIessos. asss' Sen. 6. bacons.
|Ftssss, Isssssi. 8 6 Peaeon..
FlaAsgR Gr md MarshN.
|sI q I. sE;; . !, Grand g 1,ursuiysht:
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F0n SAFE,

4 10 SHARES IN tie South Carolina Rail Road,
L ED belonging to the Town Of Camden Any num-
Ter of Shares will be sold TO suit purchasers Apply
to MofFAT MOORE,
Brokers and Auctioaecrs Camden, s. c.
Dec. 81. l02 tt
sg-Charleston Courier please copy until lst Janua
lry next and send bill to this oiic
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.
LOOK FsEflE! LODN YsEEsE:I

JUST received new supply Of W.INTER, GOODS,
81 consisting of great variety of Jry-6oods rev.
est styles Clothing Bonnes, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery ard China
WHre &c. &c.
10 Selling at Charleston prices.
NJ. DRUCKER & co.
Camden, Nov.s2 sS #
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RoAns ID RThe Fayetteville
+ pllder aelAd Of Fortune in

at 3 sa.e took b|aee in this county
a!nonating to Eboat $4,000, of
'la not hare 50 forhalf the nor
j lls q rqads were built through and
f,e ossner icyerI Subscribed a cent
5paa but liadssIed for damages.
pll'anics sor rai ising through his
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- NATENT Iron N"a: Cutters, ratcEt SauSa@" siuf,
I iers Digcs;crs Preserve Kettle, CyliEGc! thirus
Suap.stonc GrddlcS. &c. For sale ii
Nov. lG. BOANhf s..
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Fresh E:;sssETis.GS
b2vC.,s Sn;trl1.
D7mning and Nope.

a LARGE supply Of Gumny and rmudcc Baeer:
N Also best Char!cSton-nade Hemp. For sale very
low. ". ANphKSpN.
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MISSES AND CHlL DREN'S BOOTS 6. SHOES.
rTNIIE subscribers have just received assortment
l mcnt misses and Children's BOOTS and Si 0ES
among which are many new and beautiful styles.
Oct n6 ALDEN & MURRAY