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= House adjourned.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RoAD.-Through
the politeness of Mr.. Garrison, one of the con
tractors on the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad.
we have been put in possession of the following
facts iii relation to this important improvement :;
The track Is now laid within some two miles of
Staunion River. The masonry ON the Staunton
Bridge, will be completed by the 25th of Decem-
berat tarthest, while in the meantime tho con
tract tor-the heavy masonry between the waters
= taunton aud Han'et,r.-eill be finished 6y tEc
l-tut january. Ibr grading hptwccu stsdatol.
fhtr"ud tlaser Depot heHriv finished. md bay
IL 2it instant, it win h. completed ~ H. phi
cut CrecN. We ALSO learn from Mir. Garrison.
that the grading and masonry between Difficult
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lth Resolved On motion Of Capt. Morgan. tie
blank above be tilted with the W. .. wherrupun
the following delegates were appointed by The
Chair: Col Price Maj. Thomas I. Jones, enpt-
Thompson, Morgan, benjamin T. Cook. N
thanie Richardson and Farewell Price and Ma
thaniel &. Claiborne. On motion Of Iazeseii
pree The Chairman was added te the list above.
9th. Resolved. That the proceedings Of TN
meeting bo signed by the Chairman aud Seerein3
aud published in the Lynchburg Airginisn.
On motion Of Capt. VIM. T. Thompson the
meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Ch'ma.
TAzEWELI PmoE. Stc'ry.
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We are informed that the Organ Grinder who
was IN scott>ville short time ago Is missing'ahd
foul play is suspected. He was last seen heaf
New Canton IN l3uckingham' with party OF men
,,,,alIin,, Ills hat and organ were found on the
hank 81 the river. but he has not been seen or
heard Of since ScottsrWe Temperance Gazette.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Tobacco and va,
l.YNcnnInr

LYNenBuRG. Dee : =.
ToBAeeo.-Reeeipts very light. Sn..n - -
Prmings 81 5oal Logs nj - 5oa, sae.
mon Leaf so 5Oa7 %: Shippin@ :. "a @
good manufacturing Sl0aI5. . 'la'l /
WnEAT-Rcceipts large. Red. Il ao :,
%. wv r. ~ Wi
Commission IL. H.
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AlN sEMAnD.-NANANAl FRoM Ii

%. Il &c IL W ARkD.-NANANAl T KUN The
- " subscriber. about The 10Th Of Oct. last, II y
NEGuD MAN. THORNTON, who some times cas
hns~it Tube; Tia .ruton is about tirysx thiay
ceht wears old, II or 10 inches hig back complex.
ion. with very ,Ierpy appearance aud very
badly when confused. He had on when he left an old
hne III hat, dpab suck coat and pant Il, of the
lame lie has across the bnc, of his l"fi hand
uRd hrs finger VII .ch rs mi, IN it, | will / ax
the above reward hr j., deli erred me confined in
IuIl 81 fun ! get him uguin.
dec l. Wis !. a. NORMAN.
y RenmhIictn and snnd u rIlis 70
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CrceE and Iauni-ter, i, far advanced aud VIII be
finished early in the ensuing spring 50 that mere
will be no delay in laying OF the track up 10 tfa1
poinf.- Danride Register.
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.JEHsEY.-Mr. joel Haywood, The Wig cal
didato for Governor Of \. Jerscy, ha- announced
his intention 10 contest The election ot Mr.. Rod
man NJ. Price hi, successful competitor. ou the
ground that Nr. frc, j. not eigihl, 10 Tie office.
in consequence Of his NOT having been ii te-idout
Of the STATE tor seven year- If,,i,u. IL tbe cleo
ton
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IV-EUsINEss o. rMpoR,,

ig frhd' red urtt.sars In mr. II. ''L
n"n't- his ~ittrf 10 the South. have 4 T.. - ,e
-, ana eih'1 n,',- N 'hf hald- Of ny l,la.
my irient. Mr. Jn~rpt, b. NowHn Nh. ''et
tnn"r- are nqn"strd 10 cuil u, Il en-. Us nItl
10Y - ! wv -
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koszta, Who is now in Washington, i aid 10
40 years # age. posscssedctdonty af consider.
able trnness, lat IF no more dian average mon
tai power ct intelligence. Tho impression one
brings away is. thnthe his "A stern, solid man,
but Of little irill.oucy OF FIRE
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AND FOR sALE.-rhe residue Of my,
Very Valuable Family Residence for s.

V4Iy atIudOIt aIhIIy ResldeHCt IOI 777'
g.5a, Ihe undersigned. laying dcre,m ned 10 l,,''
3Jni = Louisville Ky. etfer, tor sale The llOt Sb''
.--.A Lof nov occupied by himself Ths i 'e
the most desirable nm'ly residences in the rly WIN
necessary out budnas-a new. 1t j. ve9y rafe H'
sGcn pr'retty This is j. rnnriet and othng haI zoe
TERMINATION 10 change hi lpcation induces himo sell
ol.G wish 10 sell ni'e oaina5ie SApes. TIE terms
b made i;bcra THOS. =. NASH
Dec l0.dts
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Valuable Trads ten a New Quaiser


Valuable Trace ten Kew Quarter
Within few days past, Messrs. lie X John-
on, have been receiving consignment Of pig
iron from the West Fork Furnacc,f lofd CO, Va.
This furnace was worked many years since, aud
produced the finest kind Of metal; hut, for the
want of transportation aud market,it languished.
Il is now revived BY Mr.. Ro. L. ToncrHy and
being in moderate distance Of the Virginia
& Tennessee Railroad, he is enabled 10 com
mence operations with every reasonable eApcc-
tation Of success The iron will be tested at
the faundries in this city aud we have no doubt
will give satisfaction. Ne exhibited specimen
of II some time since to a gentleman entirely
qualified 10 Judge, who pronounced II al rs fine
quality as Is to be found n this country. We
wish the enterprise abundant success.
We understand from u gentleman well inform
on the subject. that the preliminary surveys for
the Covingian and Ohio Railroad have been com
pletcd, with the following results. GA the two
main competing routes: On the Greenhricr
route the mountains passed with erades Of
90 feet on the Eastern and b feet Oh tn West
ern side. The Monroe route is less favorable
in grades being 90 feet on the Eu-tHHd - on the
West, with a gain, however in distance of two
miles,oyor the other line The difference in
grade, fasoring Western tonnage. vii no doubt
decide the controversy.
DEsPATcnrs FROM MEnoo.--Ibe Baltimore
sun says bearer Of desratebc-, who left the city
of Mexico on thclSth alt ba. arrived nj Wash
ington. The intelligence he bring abootthc al
clustering movement in Lower tuliioIuia, it is
said, shows hat only about two hundred are en-
gagged in the expedition. Mr. Ggd-dsn directed
that measures be taken 10 suppress Tho esrodi-
tion with [. : troops. santa Auois On thc
best OF terms with Mr.. Gadsden.ud is truly amy
iou~ to preserve pence with the nited states.
The expedition it is thought, will fail. aud peace
between Mexico and the | niled States he muiu-
tanned.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE no

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE rOl
SALE -Wishif gto range my business h,
determined 10 sell my MILL PROPERTY on Fi
Creek ia the CO MY of Campbell cnnsis ing Of zoo
SAW MILL, CARDlNG MACHINES AND IS
FLOUR MILL, N
with good Nater Power good substantial Stone Dan
" II secured and safe. The Flour Mil narlieaaly
IN fine condition, having rerentiy been thoroughly .
pnire aid pun in good rier for manufacturing fl
The machinery Is all in ffsi.fnte repair ell anans,
and works admirably we'll Tie custom !. very exc
sivc aud the qualify of Hour from this Mill has ht
stand in The malhrts of Lvnchburg and Richmond
Is regarded by th'se acquainted with it as being VT
valuable.
Connected with the Mill Is u small Farm of
lO1 Acres of Land
porttGn ii which i Bnrtom Land Of fine ouaiy-
he residue good High Land under good frnre ",
watrrcd and in fine condition 10 rsceiv, n crop not hs
ing been cultivated for some vears Should the quad
/ named be too small to suit purchasers, will ,el n
or more Ac es, ali in Timber (and good Tobuero Ian
ron ig Gus thereto, and accessible by a good W.
Road.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call uI9au
nndrr>ig ed residing n, the premises
TERMS-Alaie known ON applications
EDMUND j. EARLY,
sent WITS Flat Greek Mill Cumphril, Val
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FOR RENT-oN COURT. HOUSE HIIlY

'kNlE FAMILY RE >lDENCE. occupied he b''',
u yeurby the late Mrs Warwirk, opposite III, -,
DHhnsto.'s with 60 Gardcn If Acre d E' '
Possession given on the lst of January n'M Arrrr
dec S-r2fit* CHRIS. VIM khp,
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WHEAT! wheat! Hyhea,

w gent for II Richmord Mill, vii IN, y
highest casn price tor all good beat delivered al "'
'nnbrr-flon>e, the Basin. IN
sept l0is WM. A. MILLER.
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LYNCnBURG YlRGlNlAN.

JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR
MONDAY MORNING. deer L, 1853.
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Prices Of Stocks

UUy BonIs par IOU-saIes -................sI
Va aod ftnn.R. Il Stock. pan 100 (guqrrd.).
tuizeo Saw. Bank SrocH, par 100 .......... /.
i.y"rh. Hose and Fire ms. Stuck. nnr %.
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General assembly of Virginia.

Nov. 9th, l-j3.
The Senate assembled at II O'Clock aud the
journal of the previous day Wa read.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-25
Valuable Plantation; and Milis
FOR SALE. m

rTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation mi
i Mills in Sumter District, situated on Big RaffiHs
Creek fourteen miles below Camden, and SIX reiis
3oykius Turn Out, containing (674) sixteen hundnea
and seventy-four acres between four and FIVE iuHdfe
acres cleared and under fence, the baaueen fpef1i.
ber. On the premises is good two story Dwehfng,s
with all the necessary buildings of well settled PAN
tation most Of which, have been erected within y
last few years. On the northern extremity of
is another Settlement in good repair Both plaecs
perfectly healthy. :. :: sisl
Also-An excellent Grist Mill, with two pair Of
stones and Saw Mill, capable of cutting about one
thousand feet oflumber per day. With the Pantatto
will be sold f desired) the stock of cattle, Hogs
Sheep together with the Provision Grop If sold
mediately possession will be given the fIst ol
uary,. 1854. i..,. 80
The terms and other particulars may Be ocbaiaed
from the subscriber the premises, or BY letter
ted to Boyka's Depot Camden Branch or s: G. r Rs
MARION SANDEt,S l.si
Sumter Dist. S. C. Oct 4. [3m] IT.
The Charleston Mercury will insert twice q week
for six weeks, and the Sumter Banner, once week
for three months, unless otherwise directed and 0fs
ward bills to this Office q n
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY. ORDER of the Court 0, Ordinary, will sell on
ID the first Monday in November next, tho Real Es-
tate of Patience DeBh, consisting of freo tracts
parcels Of lands as follows: oae.tracf OF seven hun
drea and thirty three acres bounded By lands of s. g.
DeBruhl Robert pumble, Mrs. Thorn, Mum, Lock-
hart Winn and Robert Dixon; also by lands surveyed
for William DeBruli's children. One TRACT OF two
hundred and ninety seven acres bounded by lands Of
Jacob Young, DeBruhl, Winn and Daniel Mum. Ono,
TRACT Of thirty-one acres bounded by lands of De.
Bruhl Dixon. Hardy Thorn and Charles Perkins, with
plats to each. - -..
Terms-Cssh for so much as will pay costs; balance
on credit of twelve months bonds with good seSur
ty, with interest from day Of sale and q mort6aGe
deemed necessary to the Ordinary Purchasers pay
.or papers.
0ct 6. THOS BASKIN, IS. K. d. :.
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A CARD.

Since the Proprietors' recent Laboratory enlarge
meuts have allowed him to supply his numerous or
ers for Lyons kathairon he has also introduced some
new Chemical affinties which adds still to the high
character of this immensely po ular article for Curl
ing, Beautifying Preserving aud Restoring the Hair
..o.... Let those now Use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
- Now use the more.
The Price is still % cents in large bottles and may
be had at any store in the United States
D. S. Barnes Proprietor, lGl Broadway, n Y
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Haviland,
HarraI & Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Oct. 25, 43
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SALE. OF VALUABLE LAMB
Ii, Eqnity-M.,rIon District.

]. j. narllec and wife, vs,R J. ough-BMyo yos|
Sale of Land. FSfl
IN pursuance of a Decretal Order Of the Court q.
Il Equity in this case will offer for sale at AariU
Court House. before the Court House door betweep3
the usual hours Of sale, the irst Monday in Decrfi
Der next, the following valuable tracts Of Land: a
All that PLANTATION belonging to the late az
l. Scarborough, deceased situated Oh Catfish. witIs
half mile oi the village Of Marion bounded Oh tie
south by the Wilmington and Manchester Ralnad;s
containing about seventeen huu lied acres of wllic2
about seven hundred are cleared and in high s,atS
of cultivation. On the premises are two Dwelling
Houses, Gin House Negro Houses and oil tlie Ouiss
buildings necessary for large pliating teress.
49, ALSO. = ~. =. 20.
Abont three hundred acres Of LAND. lTfA5 sosYfth
of the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad aild III
the immediate vicinity: Of the village "a. ..E5fs
Terms Of sale-One fourth cas; for tile, ba3afIce u
credit of one two aud three years. in equal aqniaE s
stalments interest from day ofsaei payable aniqaHS,
Purchasers to give bond with approved security ahd
mortgage Gfthe premises, and To pay for Papers tS
C. n. @ET ANS, Conffsft Conff.fts.ss
Comm'rs Office, Marion G. IT, Oct. i 1853. IS 2
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Land for Salef near.
Liberty EEiIi.

Thomas J. Perry ct al In Equity Lsncastsr pi
VS.. for sale Of Innd &Pdres
VIM. +. Perry ct. al. -. tifiehh:: "a, 80
DY virtue Of the decree Of the Court df. .Eaaity
bery Hill; on "Wednesday 1iie stf HoYt5tbef 1859,
II 1clock A. Nj, t7uaeresS 81 taiid, inore stfsstjb
longing TO tile estate Of George N. Perry deed, !,
ing on the east Side of the Road to Liberty HIL nc
;johing lands Of Wyatt Patterson Phtsfsti
Jnmes Sunnerville, and estate Of George " PerI,
The tract will be re vcyed, before tie day 8
sale and sold by the acre. uizs..
Tsrms.-A credit Of lie aud two years wifi q
terest annually from day Of sale, (e%crpt so inse
as will pay costs Purchaser giving bond with fW
good suretes and mortgage: e. Id
J. IL WtTHFRsro6Ns
Oct. .S6; is tsi.l
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY:

NTEGRO Shoes for sale at last gears prices at "the
~ old corner" by f. w. BONNEf.
Oct. II, Al t..
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%E-o -HE-o ERo
REMEDIES.
--OO--
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
RADWAY t. CO.. the inventors Manufacturers
and Proprctors of the Justly celebrated R. r. Refine.
dies. were the first to discover Remedy possessing
the marvellous andmraculous power Of stopping tile
most excrnciuting pains in instant, allayhg tile
worst Cramps and Srass either internal or external
in few minutes, and soothing the most severe parox
ysms of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Tic Doloreux.
us applied. The Il. r. H. Remedies Consist of three
Remedies each possessing quick aud wonderlulpow
ers over certain complaints and discusses and will in
stantly- e..
RELIEVE the human system from pain.
REGULATE each organ to Healthy Action.
RESOLVE away all Diseased Deposits.
RENOVATE the body from all Corrupt Hunors.
REBUILD the Weak and Broken Down Con>titu-
tioIs
RESTORE to health, Strength and Vigor all un-
sound and worn out parts
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform his
J. friends aud the public, that he has leased that
extensive and well known establishment the PLAN.
TERS HOTEL and is now ready for the reception Of
visitors. Its eligible location, being convenient to all
business localities, will commend it those who visit
the city on business, and eXortions expense will
be spared by the Proprietor to promote the comfort
ard convenience ofhs guests and render his house in
every respect worthy ofpubc patronage and support
He is pleased to add that he has secured the services
as BOok.kcepcr Of Mr.. J. W. LAMBKIN SO long and
avorably known to the travelling community Of this
and the adjacent States &. W. BOMAR.
Charleston, Sept %. 80 It
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents whousc Vermifuges composed
of Castor OIL Calomel &C., are not aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such as
salvation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
; In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hdbensack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten
en of all interested in their own as well as their chill
dren's health In Liver Complaints aud all disorders
arising from those of bilious type should make use
Of the only genuine Medicine, Hchensacks Liver Pills
eE-"Be totdeceiue2" but ask for Hobensack' s Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the
signature of the Proprietor, ]. n HOBENSACK, as
none else are genuine.
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r. r. Rho. q.
RADWAY'S RENOvATING REsOL-
VENT

RESOLVES, RENOVATES, REBUILDS.
IT CURES
Scrofua, Tumors Bleeding ofthe Lungs,
Syphilis Consumption St. Vitus' Dance,
Sores, Rickets, Salt Rleun,
Asthma, Nodes. Canker
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rsh,
Ulcers Erysipelus letters.
The above eighteen complaints r. r. Resorent will
positively cure
1t renovates the system completely, resolving away
from the Solids all impure Poisonous and and dis
eased Deposits, freeing the blood and fluids of Life
from all corrupt hnmors restoring energy and vigor,
health and strength to every Organ and Member Of
the Body
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY
Hon. j. J. MIDDLETON, of WaccamawtS, C, writes us
under daeiof May I'd 1853 that Railways Renovating
Resovent cured one of his negroes on his Plantation
at Beauford Of Scrofulous complaint of many years.
standing. The poor fellow disgusting object Of
pity ; lie was a moving mass Of sores. The. other
negroes could not renai6 in the same place With him
he Wi entirely cured by Railways Renovating Re-
solvent, and is now Mt work upon the plantation To
the people Of s, G. Mr.. Middleton is we'll know n and
to the polticsl world Mr.. Middleton is no stranger
Sold in Camden by T. J. DELAY and T. d E
WORKMAN. Oct. lS-ly.
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r. r. RHO. l. -
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,

hAD w Az fSGADI hEL1GE,
For all Acute Complaints.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
The moment it is applied externally, or taken into
the system, it will stop the most excruetng pn and
quickly remove its cause.
Rheumatism.
Mr. Granger, Il mason we'll known in Brooklyn
was cripple for nine years. ladways Ready Relief
relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes enabled him
to walk two miles without the aid of stick or eratch
in three days, and erred him entirely in one week.
Thousands of other cascs equally as wonderful rs
the above, have been cured by K R. Relief
Cholera MOrbus
Railways Ready Relief will relieve the sufferer
from all pain in fifteen or twenty minutes 1t will
cure the most desperate cases in u few hours.
Neuralgia.
The moment r. X. Relief is applied it allays the
most painful paroxysms. 1t will always cure.
Sick Headache.
1t will relieve the most distressing pains in fifteen
minutes 1t will likewise prevent renewed attacks.
Asuc.
In ten minutes tea-sroonful of r. r. Relief will
stop the Chills and break the Fever.
Aches of all kinds Pains Of all kinds Bruises Burns
Scalds, Strains, Sprains Stiff Joints, Lameness One
application of Radways Ready Relief will in a few
moments entirely stop Tie pain
1t reduces swellings heals sores, cuts and wounds
removes bruises, allays the most violent rrtatons.-
For all pains Use R. K. Relief Look for the signature
Railway d Co. ON each bottle.
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Sheriff,s safes.


pY virtue of sundry Writs Of, F1ef Rleias to mhs
ID directed will SELF on tha frst Monday in No:
vember next before the Court House door, tie follow
ing property to-wit: -;
One negro man, Joshua sold sn jectto moHefges
tsS ts nd en Ta Gs
be sold Tuesday, second day of sale at pets resi-.
dcnce, levied aud to be sold the property of.
j. w. Bask;n 1.-the suit of Mary Thorn, etal|ss' ].
W. Baskn. ~
One bay mare, levied on and to ie sold Us tbe-Pr"
perty Of Jos. Allen, at the suit of John K. Joy,
Jos. Allen. a
One bay mare levied on and to be sold at the suit
of Calvin Usry, vs. Bryan Hough. -
A stock of Dry Goods Groceries: Wares c.,:Teried
on, and to be solda the property Of R. H. Finch at
the suit Of H. Hollymap, rs 4 II. Finch
Terms CASH
THOMAS BAskIE, S, K. j: :.
Oct H. Al td
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C-A. EE Edo
AMERICAN HOTEL,
HHARI,ESTON e O.

respectfully toinform hor friends
J. and the public generally, that she has taken a
lease of the above HOTEL, which she will open for
the reception Of Boarders and Travellers between 25th
inst and lst September. This long established and
well known House, has undergone thorough altera-
ton throughout and furnished with new and fashoua
be furniture and being situated i'll the centre Of bust
ness and in the most fashionable part of the city, so.
citS call from her numerous friends and former pat
rons of the House; and will say in conclusion nothing
will be left undone on her part to make them contorta-
ble willie in the House. MRS. \. J. KENNEDY.
Charleston, Aug Is. 3l-2m
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school Teachers.

JNIIE Male and Female Academies of Camden being
i both vacant, the Trustees desire to elect Teach
er,s for Both schools forthwith who shall re open
them as soon as possible All necessary information
may be had by application to ,,,,,,-n,,
Prest.
The Charleston Mercury will cory three times in
Tri-weeky.
Oct IL Al Al.
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.IOSEPH WHILlEN.

DEALER in P.iINTS OILS, GLASS and SHIP
- CHANDLERY, No. 6o4 East Bay opposite P.
NJ. Bank, Charleston, S. G.
He keeps constantly for sale, general assortment
Of Paints and Oils of all kinds, Window Glass and
Sashes, Spts Tutpentine, Camphene Spirit Gas, Tai
low, Grindstcnes, Cordage Chain Pumps, Cotton Foot
Gin Fixtures, Packing Yarn and Brushes of various
kiuds. Oct 25-6m
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GRAND OPERATEC
G0DNUH EE He

rINHE celebrated Madame ROSALIE, DURAND
i begs respectfully announce her first appearance
before the citizens OF Camden in few days. assisted
by her talanted Troupe of artists viz:
Seignor NOYELLl BASSO, from the Italian Opera,
New York
Seiguor M0RETTI, the Eminent Italian Eiolinist
Mr. EDWARD WARDEN, the admired Buffo and
descriptive Violini:t, and &,
Mr. H. L. SCHRlENER, Pianist. =.
On which occasion will be offered oh ice selection Of
OPERATIC GEMS BALLADS AND HOME SONGS
of the day.
TICKETS-0ne Dollar,
Further particulars in future advertisements
Oct. lS. AZ 1t