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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-23

SAVANNAH RIVER RAILROAD We learn from the
Hamburg Republican that sufficient amount of the
capital stock Of this company has been subscribed
secure the charter. The, company will be organized
carly in October and operations be speedily COM
mcnced.
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Relief for the Sufferers.

thousand dollars for the relief o. the distressed poor Of
New Orleans.
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New Cotton.

Two bales Of new Cotton, the first ofthe season, ar
rived in Charleston Friday last, from the plantation
Of Mr.. George Norris, Of Orangeburg District
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o. HoRRoRs PERrETRaTED At MAMMA
letter from Cant II, China, speaking Of the cap.
tnre of Nankin, by the rebels, says:
"Of the Tartar garrison, more than 10000,
including the families of the soldiers, women
and children, were either put to the sword or
committed suicide, it being a point Of honor
with that singular people to perish rather than
to yielI Every one Of the priests, whether OF
the Buddhist or Taouist religion. and who were
ve'y numerous there, were massacred. Their
numbers could not have been less than ! $50
or 1000; while those killed in the assault, the
mining ofthe walls, and The entry of the rebels,
ere said to amount to over 20,O00 men. Very
many families were completely annihiiated by
suicide The streets were so blocked up with
dead bodies, that in rassng from point to
point, the conquerors burst open doors of hou
ses, private as we'll as public, and threw them
inside, as the Chinese expressed it, as if they
had been logs Of wood"
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To Correspondents.

We must insist upon our rule being observed in eve-
ry instance, where contributions offered to our pa
pers. We cannot publish articles unlessa responsible
namc is given. Tile proprety of this rule must. be
obvious TO every one who will reflect for moment
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Edinburgh Review.

This valuable periodical has reached US. The abi-
ty with which these Foreign reprints are conducted
suffice to ensure them large circulation.
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An extract from Il private letter has found
lis way into the papers, which gives very
graphic and truthful description Of the promi-
nent characteristics of the President 1t was
written in reference to his contemplated visit
to Ne"-l"rk to attend Ne opening Of the
Crystal Palace:
"Gen. Pierce is ardent in his temperament,
arrnte in his sensibiii,ies, and impulsve in his
feelings. But discipline has made lhen subcr-
dina,e to prudence. They all spring from no.
6!e aspirations, enlarged generosity, ,cliye phi
anthropy. and exalted homer. Hec1oves his
county as patriot should, and he. loves his
| f bowman with a tolerant and generous bro
| thtrhond. He has no dark corners in his soul
tp hide away resentnrnts and nurse revenge
| he has no cuncealmemts that. would diShunor
the purest magnarriniIy, and he has no disguise
that would mock pr;i>eworshy sratitude-,he
possession uf exalted station gives him nc pride
| to pamper and no eXcusiveness to offend. He
bows with humility to this at,estation Of, popu-
lar confidence and favor, never forgetting th;t
| though he is Chief Magistrate, he has been
taken from the ranks, and will return to the
ranks as one of the sovereign people
Bring him within the reach Of the influences
! that custvr around bis heart and guide his con-
duet, and Gen. Pierce will exhibit those ee.
mcntS that most commend, dignity, aud horror
the character of man.
He will make these impressions upon the
thousands that will hear his ardent and grace.
full cIoculion; aud more than this, with those
who may come within the range Of social in
terc curse.
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DlED-On Sunday morning last at the resi-
den,e of his Ether, Mr. JAMES CIYBURx, son
of William CIyburn, Esq, of this District,
aged akout 25 wears.
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Three Sharks measuring respectively 9 feet
8 inches, II feet inches, and - feet Q inches,
were caught on Saturday evening, in our har-.
Dor by a party OF gentlemen who are some
What celebrated for their successful efforts at
capturing tLese" monsters of the deep We
understand fourth was struck, bntuhfotunate
Iy the harpoon tore OUT Charleston Courier
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A: a public meeting held in Savannah OF
Saturday, his HonorP Wayne Esq, the May.
or, in the Chair for tile purpose OF extending
aid to The sufferers from the epidemic in New
Orleans, it was resolved unanimously that the
City Council should remit to the Mayor of that
city $1,000, which, we understand from our
Savannah cotempo' aries, was Immediately
done. Ward committees were, also, appointed
to solicit subscriptions for the same benevolent
object. -. .-.-s@
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CARPET1NGs! CARPETINGs!

rTHE subscribers are now prepared to offer at the
i lowest market prices fullassorment of superior
VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY,,
< INGRAM, SCOTCH, VENETIAN, DUTCH
and LINEN CARPET1NGS.
ALSO. -. ..
. The various widths of PRINTED BAIzEs or, Floor
CLOTHS FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS and CRUMD
CLOTHS GILT and SILvERED STAIR. RoDss and STAIR
CARpETING, RUGs MATS, &C. .
All of which have been selected from the manufac-
tureTs in the American and English markets. by one
of the partners, and we will have them cut made, fit
ted and laid in the most workmanlke manner, and On
the best terms. -
We most confidently invite attention to our stock.
CURTAIN, MATERIALS.
We are now prepared in our CURTAIN DEPART
MENT to offer the various styles of Curtain Ss, in
Six, Worsted, Linen, and Cotton. Embroidered Lace
and Muslin Curtains Gimps, Loops Tasse Crnices &c.
Church Trimmings, Hangings, &C..
New designs for which we have now received, and they
will ba made and put up the best terms in the most
workmanlike manner, and under our own supervision
q BROWNING & LEMAN,
So. G Successors TO G. & E. L. Kerrison Co.. p
Cor. King. and Marketsts. Charleston, s. g.
Oct. 10. -. "a sa,.I,.. tt
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AFRICAN CoTroS.-Accounts from western
Africa state that thirty varieties of cotton have
been found growing spontaneously in that
country. 4 missionary says he has stood erect
uuder the branches of cotton tree, in Gouch
village, so heavily laden with bols that it was
nropped up with torked sticks toprevcnt it from
breaking down under its own weight III me
cotton was equal to that Of any country. The
natives manufacture cotton goods extensively.
Western Africa also abounds in coffee. Inc
whole land is said to be covered with it. In
Erravala and Kaffa two hundred pounds can
be purchased for dollar. A single tree IN
Monrovia yielded four and half bushels in the
hull at one time, which made thirty.one pounds
when shelled and dried.-Erchangc Pdper
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I'm Eouity-KershaW District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum ct. al Us. Robert Mat
thcws and Anne his wife, c. L. Banner and Mary,
his wife, ct al.-Bill for Partition
TT appearing that Robert RSn
iamin r Blumc. John C. Blume, John Farmer Thomas
Hamntop, Elizabeth Hampton, Elizabeth Farmer Jno
Johnson Tabitha johnson, and Abncr Carmichael, De-
Sndants to the above Bill are absent from and reside
harond the limits of this State: 1t is ordered on mo-.
ton Of Shannon, Solicitor for Complanants that they
do ncad answer or dcmur to the said Bill within three
months from the publication thereof IN default where
of an order pro conlesso Will Dc oIdersa @gIss VI '"G'
co,,,rcs1oSEns OFFICE, March I, 1852 ($O
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WAWnRAA ROUSE,
to pI,uter,s Hotel Camden, 8. CO.

TIME subscriber having purchased this extensiveand
well known Establishment, and having ADDED
largely to its convenience and comfort by new aa'
dt;on Of FURNITURE, and thorough and complete
REPAIRS, begs leave to inform the public that ne ne is
prepared to entertain all who may favor hum WIN o
sal ia manner hitherto unknown in the town OF Gam
den.- ,
far % to saw that his Table will be suppddaily as
WELL AS ANY IN THE STATE; attended by po-
lite and attentive servants. -,
His Stables will be bountfully supplied with fro''
aDder and attended by the VERY BEST Hostlers-
No pains will be spared to ieep quiet and orderly
House. IL. hol1nD .s
Camden, June A, 1851. 4o
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The following, from the Michigan Farmer,
contains some good practical hints and sug-
cestions. and may be read and acted upon with
profit by many of our Southern readers:
sin reading the Farmer, find much good
information on all subjects, yet think the MI
chigan swamps do not receive due attention;
Is the greatest evil that exists in our State
True. intemperance is bad enough, and much
has been said and done to do it away, but they
that will not drink the poison, are not injured
nv it. But where is the person, small or great,
that does not suffer by inhaling the poison
arising from the stagnant water standing IN our
swamps! think it is not high estimate to
cav that one half of our sickness is caused ny
+ If we had all doctors accounts, we would
form some idea how soon we could save
enough from that source to drain al the
swamps Then think Of the time and Palns'
and those loved ones we have borne away to
the grave yard. Is it not enough to convince
any man that there is an enemy in our midst,
and how can We drive it out? Should savages
come in and kill one half as many Of our ctl
zens. we would sec the inhabitants in arms at
once. Let us have regular organization, aP-
noint our editor commander in chief, and all
ofus enlist under him, and put the battle in
array as quick as possible.
II can say from experience, that there is
money in these swamps, and we have only to
drain the water out of the way to find it.
cleared two acres Of swamp: Ia years ago, put
l. into grass, and have cut about four times as
much hay to the acre as on my upland, and
enough more profit to pay me for my draining
IT every year.. had about four acres flowed
with water two to four feet deep. travelled
round It. cleared round it, and titled around it,
and still here my enemy was on my own prem
;ses took the pick and shovel and went at
4, aud felt much better in tic ditch up to my
nsct ;han lid looking Al It and 'iceAtins i.
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CHARLESTON 8. @.

DROWNING q .LEMAN, formerly Of and success
ID sors to G. & E. L. KERR1soN, would respectfully
call the attention their customers and others visiting
Charleston, to their assortment of DRY GOODS now
opening which will be found more complete than has
ever before been offered in that city. al articles in
their line hare beet nanutactureerpress toorder TN
ported direct be to prove as
rY-The ONE PRICE SYSTEM will be rigidly adhered
to- and purchasers may depend upon every article be-
ing priced lowas they can be procured in any city
in the United States: '-as@;+ 49, ~. -. x
Particular attention is requested to their depart.
ments Of SILK and FANCY DRESS GOODS sEMBReIDE-
RIEs, CARpErINGs, BLASKETs and PLANTATION WOOL
LENS Also, SHEEr1SG and SHIRT1NG LINENS. TABLE BILE
DAMAsK DIAPERS, TowELLHGs, NAPKINS, DoYLIEs,
&C., together with every variety of Lone CLOTHS, COT
TON SHEETINGs and HOSIERY Of all kinds Eest,,,s
Terms Cash, or City acceptance: - s.:
: BROWNING & LEMAN,-
20s &22l1 King-st. corner Of Market. Z
Charleston Sept IA. "a wl2m.
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CURE FOR roUNppRED HoRsE.-A cores.
pondent of the Louisville Journal says, that II
q horse is foundered over night, he may be
cured in three hours if it is attended to in the
morning. Take pint of hogs lard and heat
it boiling hot, and after cleanigg his hoot well
and taking off his shoe, put his footin the lard
and with spoon apply it to all parts OF the
hoof, as near the hair as possible. IhIs' he
SAYS, he has tried more than fifty years, and
neysr knew it to fail. The application shouio
be 10 the foot of each foundered limb.
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Fresh GARDEN SEEDS.

TINE Subscriber has just received a large assert
i ment of genuine and fresh GARDEN SEEl'S,
consisting in part of - ~ - 1f..,
: Early Long Pod, White Marrow, Yellow Six Weeks,
Mohawk, Large White Kidney and ease:knife BEAN:
Early Warwick, White Marrowfat Cedo,Nulli. Early
june, Early Charlton and Dwarf Marrowfa fat PEAS;
Extra Early BlSed Tu5ng EHpg Blood Whit White Sugar
Loaf EARLY Flat Battereca, Large Flat Battersea.
Large York, Large Fiat Dutch, English Drumhead,
Green Glazed and Red Dutch CABBAGE; Early
Spring Red Top. Flat Dutch, Norfolk Ruta Baga and
Hanover TURNIPs;. Early Frame, Russian, Long
Green and Short Green CUCUMBER Early Gdrled ns
silesia. Ice Head and Large Green Head LETTUCE;
Scarlet Turnip Long Scarlet and Long Salmon RAD
1sH ;rWhite Bush, Yellow Bush, Winter Crookneek
and Lima Cocoanut SQUASH; BROCCOLI; CAR;
RIOTS; CELERY; Purple EGG PLANT; .KALE;
GHERKINS; NASTURTIUM; ONION: SEEDS;
'OKRA sPARSLEY;;s PARSNIP;; PEPPERS sP1.
MAGE; VEGETABLE OYSTER; Sugar, -Tuscarora
and Flint CORN :. -
A large quantity of small ONION SETS, X.
Forsale by -: +. l. ZEhF. !,
Jan lS ~ --,sgs.. 90. : Z. -. zg3 =
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

Prepared from, r EMMETT, FOR tie fourth SToM-
: ACH OF THE :OX,afer directions otsBARON
= LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemistry
: J. S. .HOU UGHTOf, n. !. d. PhilsdeIphia. pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy foLINDIGEs-
= sTION, 6DYSPEPSIA, SJAUNDICE, LIVER
COMPLAINT, T,CONSTIPATIoN,a ard DEBIL-
z ITY, Curing. after Natures own method, by
Natures own gent,ahesG Gastric Juice.es fe
B-Haf a ateaspoopful.of PEpsys;infas edansSa-
! ter, will digest orsdissolye, Fire Pounds 0i Roast
Be:fin abouttDo h0urs, out t$e the stomach.
= PEPSIN is the chief element, or! Great Digest
ing Principle ofthe Gastric Jnice--th iS0ltenaot
ahe Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stmuta-
ting Agent.of the Stomach and Inteaines. tits
extracted from the Digestive Stomach .oftbeS OK,
thus forming an "a ETHICAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID, precisely Ike the natural Gastric Juieein
its Chemical powers, and furnishing "a COM
PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it.
BY the aid of this preparation, The pains and evils
Of INDIGESTION and dtDYSPEPSIAare remov-
ed, Just as they would by "a healthy Ston.ach.
Itis doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases
of DEBILITY, EVACUATION, NERVOUS DE-
CLINE and: i:DYSPEPTIG,1C0 CONSUMPTION,
supposed TO be on the verge Of the grave. The
Scientific Evidence upon which itis based, is il
theshighest degree GURIOU and REMARKA-
.RCE la.,|->7 - = ~ X
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I put in two rows of stones, six inches through,
a fat stone ontop, filled itin with small stones
and timber to within l2or Is inches of the
top of the ground. In part of: it | put in
scantling 4 by and a plank on them.
: 81 consider money more proftably paid for
ditchirg, than let for for5O per cent. But one
man cannot accomplish the object alone. L
have drained the most ofmy own swamps, yet
I do not expect to realize.much benefit as to
health until my neighbors drain theirs.@. We
want general effort throughout the State, and
it will double; the value of any mans farm"
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of JAMES R.
n MoKAIN, by note or otherwise, are hereby
earnestly requested to come forward and make pay
ment AS it is time they were paid; and however much
may dislike it, and you would be displcased at it,
hope you will not blame me if you find your notes
and accounts in the hands Of proper officer for COL
lection. JOHN KOSSER,
Execntor Of James r. McKain.
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LUMBER FOR SALE

WHITE PINE, Ash, Hickory, Poplar, Mahogany,
w Cherry, Jun per, Black Walnut, and every va
rety of Northern Lumber.
ALSO.
GRIND STONESand ICE, for sale in lots andquan-
titles to suit purchasers. Address
JOHN B. MARTIN Agent,
Oct 26-ly Charleston Neck Ice House.
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Hardware.

THE Subscribers offer to the public, the most com.
i plete assortment of HARDWARE in the back
country As it has been nearly all bought from first
hands, they can sell ION the same terms at Charleston
prices. 80 :, ,:Ss Il. =
Those wanting Builders, Hardware, Carpenters or
Smiths Tools, Mill Irons Cross-cut or Mill Saws Axes
Iron or Steel, would do well to give them O CALL
49,. .. MCDONALD l. COOPER.
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Livery and Sale Stables. ,,.s
DnnmEwr,y JOHN C.;O'HANLON's

Il.
1TSHE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform n ms
friends and the public that having purchased ,oe the
Splendid STOCK Of FIXTURES ofthose %eKa9T we HSM
IS LON and lately by W. E. ARCHER he is now pre-,
pared to furnish who may favor him with then pat.
excellent 9Rsas a BUsaE 91s afRs
Of the latest styles with teams to MATCH and drivers
whose sobrey and experience every sondencs can
be placed at most reasonable prices Many improve ond
Droyers will find every accommodation tney can de-
sire. o.o,,o ,r11 r,,n
Carriages and omnbuses from this Stable viii sIor.a run
from Boatwright and Janneys universally iayorite
"Amorican HOTEL" and also from the long established
and well.known Columbia Hotel, by Mr. d. Caia-
we'll to the various Railroad Dcpots, or any polne de-
sired. All, IT. nm
S%-Orders left at the American Hotel, with Mi. W.
D. Harris or the proprietor, at the Columbia Hotel
bo promptly attended to- i nnS ths neased T
S;a nrices and his teams. NATHANIEL POPE.
n's ep.I r. 70 o. - - 76-6m
i. "A -.=
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Sflefteo poetrp.
MY LIFE rs LIKE TIE SUMMER ROSE

BY non, RICHARD HENRY WILDE.
Ny life is like the summer rose,
That opens to the morning sky,
But ere the shades of evening close, g..
s:,& Is scattered on the ground to die:
But onsthat roses humble bed
The sweetest dews Of night are shed,
g As if she wept such waste to sec;
: But none shall weep tear for me-,
Ny life is like. the autumn leaf
That trembles in. the moons pale ray;
/. Its hold is frail-its state is brief =. -
Restless and soon topass away:
: Yet ore that leaf shall fall and fade, :, :.
The parent tree shall mourn its shade, =
- The winds, bewail the leafsss tree:
4 But none shall breathe sigh Tor me. "a.
- s~g,rs.s!ry se- i1.-ste-.s - ~ T, -
NV life is like the print that feet 90
Have left on Tampa's desert strand,
Soon as the.rising tide shall beat"
All traces vanish from the sand
Yet as if grieving to edaces
4 All yestige Of the humansrac r
: On that lone shore loud means the sea: =
But.none shall ,eer lament for me, ..zs..,
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I'm Eouity-Kershaw District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray. BynUum, ct al, vs.: BGDert M
Matthews and Anne his wife g.. e. L. Banner ana his
wife Mary, et al.-Bill Tor farlltion
NOTICE is hereby given to the s0S distributes tees and
~ heirs.at.aw of Martha Biume, oeceasea VINO was
ss.e' VI nS W., bers.atlaw of Mary Carmichael after.
wards ,ri Tarv Gardiner, deceased who was Likewise
sister Of the said Benjamin Bineham that the above
Bill is filed for Partition of the Real Estate OF the said
BENJAMIN Bneham, and that they arc required plead
answer or demur to the within threo montsirou
the date thereof.
Commissioners Office, March 7th, 1852. ISL
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TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby given, that will open Book
IN on the 26th day Of February next, at t eStore
of James Dunlap in Camden for collecting the Taxes
for 1852, and will attend at the following places on
the following days for the same purpose.
On Monday, February 2sth, at Liberty Hill on
Tuesday, the lst of March, atFlat Rock; on We'd
nesday, the I'd of March,sat Buffalo; on Thursday.
Sd of March, at Lzenby's on Friday, 4th Of March.
at Schrock's Mill; on Saturday, 9Th Of March, at
Cureton's Mill. =: $50. ~ : :, -
After the above named times, will attend at Cam.
den until the first day of May next at which time The
Books will positively be closed and oil defaulters
double taxed. - f-.,-siF = - 80 -
J, w. DoBY, T. G. KID.
I, jan. is. -, =: 1ts--Es =, - q
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FRESH GROCERIES.

TuE Subscriber is now receiving at the Store for,
i. merly occupied by Mr. saml Benson, general
assortment of Groceries, consisting OF
-SUGARS-Loaf Crashed, and Brown
sCOFFEE-Rio, Laguira and Jaya;
TEAs-Gunpowder Hyson and Black.
MoI.AssEs- Orleans and W. ~,
CANDLES Sperm, .Adamantine and Iallow;
SPICFS-Cinnamon, Nutmegs Cloves, Allsplce,
Ginger, Pepper, English and American Mustard;
FRUITs-Figs, Prunes, Citron, Raisins' Whole, ~
and IA Boxes; Apples, Oranges Lemons, Ai92nds
Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts. Fiioer.s feean W, Nu.s.
SAUCES-Waluut and Tomato Catsup Worces-
tersllire. John Bull, Reading, Harvey, and Pepper
Sauces.
- -PICKLES-English and American.
PRESERVES Ginger and Assorted
BRANDY FRUITS-Cherries, Pine Apples and
Peaches NIL,
FISH-Mackarel, Kits and Bbls., Salmon, Picked
and Fresh, (in Cans Sardines.
Sugar Cured Hams Smoked Tongues, Lard, irish
Potatoes, Onions Cheese Crackers, Starch, Soap,
Noccoroni
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GlIllS.

A SPLENDID assortment Of Single and Double
N Barrclled GUNS from $5 to $500, with powder
Flasks, Shot Bags and Pouches, Percussion Caps,
Cleaning Rods, DC Received and for saleby
Dec : MCDONALD & COOPER.
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Notice..

A IL persons indebted to +. VSnder, are requested
n to make immediate payment to Moreau Naudn;
he having been appointed by the court as assignee to
take charge of the assigncdnotes and accounts &c.
Dec 2l
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Fine Ciyars.

A SPLENDID Lot of "RIO HONDOS," and a
n choice article of the "BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Brand For sale by s. W. CHAMBERS.
Jan lS
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Dry.Goods, Groceries, Crockery &c.

rTyHE subscriber continues to keep on hand o COM
/ plete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods 'Grocc-
res Cockery dc which he WIN SEN very S %" LOT oA'
His stock of Groceries consists IN part oi
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Cheese DC. DC.
Among his Dry Goods will bcfound good article o
pure Irish Linen which he will warrant 10 Dc gena'n
and sell as cheap or cheaper than II can De poueh' III
this market.
JAM 2. D. oh1AAADt1'' "OiSAAA
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DRY GOODS.

: DRY GOODS.
~ Pieces Fancy Prints for Spring
OU 12pcs. g" Spring Muslins
10 pcs Worsted Assorted
l2 =" Fancy and Blk. Cassimeres
{" Superfne Biz. Broadcloth
= l5 {" Superb Marseilles Vesting
800 Brown and Bleached Homespun
Bales DeKalb Oznaburgs
40 Pcs. Striped Goods for Servants spring wear
200 Bundles Concord Yarn, -..
Bleached and Brown Linens
Merino Silk and Blk. and Cold Kid Gloves
White and Red Flannel
Hosiery DC DC DC. =
For sale low by w. Y. Moohh.
Feb. Is ..- f. o.. -. -.