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I'm Euuity-kcrSIlaW District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum, ct. al, VS.. Bobert
Matthew's and Anne his wife, c. L. Banner and his
fSIary, ct. a.-Bill for Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given to the distributes and
" hcirs.at.law ofMartha Blume, deceased, who was
sister of the late Benjamin Bneam, also to the dis
tributes and hcrsat.law OF Mary Carmichael alter
wards Mary Gardiner, deceased, who was likewise a
sister of the said Benjamin Bineham that the above
Bill filed for Partition Of the Real Estate of the said
BENJAMIN Bncham, and that they are required opead,
answer or dcmur to the same within three months from
the date thereof.
W. H. r. WORKMEN, C. L. X. D.
Commissioners Office, March 7th 1852 ($D
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IMPORTANT TO DfsPEPTlcs.

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This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
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ice among the medical advertisements.
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Under Decree in Equity.

on MONDAY, the 4th prox. the first sale day In
April, will be sold in Camden,
All those LOTS OF LAND in the town of Camdeni
in tho District of Kershaw at the Of Broad and
Rutlcdge streets. bounding cast on Broadstree north
on Rutedge.street and known in the plan of the said
town as Nos lo09 1910, and part of zoos, and COM
prisng the premises now occupied by X. S. AofGIt,
Esq, with the buildings thereon, consisting Of tho
store. dwelling house &C.. and containing - feet on
Broad-strcct, and -- feet on Rutledge street.
Tcrms-one fourth cash, balance on a credit of one
two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage,
with interest from date payable annually buildings TO
be insured and the policies assigned
JAMES ". GRAY,
Master in Equity.
Charleston March ii. Its.
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New YonK LEGlsLATURE.--Mr. Rose, of St.
Lawrence, has introduced prohibitory bill which
is considered as stringent as the Maine Law
The principal provisions are as follows
The lst and I'd sections allow every citizen OF
good character for sobrety, who IS an elcctor,
and who is not keeper OF, or interested i'll any
house OF public entertainment, or the keeper OF,
or interested in places of public amusement, to
sell Intoxicating liquors for purposes other than
for a beverage, provided he shall file with the
clerk of the county an undertaking executed by
himself with two sufficient sureties, to be approx
cd by the Judge Of the county, that he will not
violate any of the provisions Of the act, and pay
all fines, damages and costs which may be i'm,
posed upon, or recorded against him, in any ac-
ton civil or criminal The surcties are required
to Justify in the sum Of one thousand dollars
each. The principal is required to make oath
that he comes within the provision OF the act,
and file the same.
The Sd section prescribes to whom, and for
what purpose liquor may be sold.
The 4th and 5th sections prescribe the punish
tnent of offences, and before what tribunal they
shall be prosecuted.
The Gth.scction makes it the duty Of certain
officers named, to prosecute. and the right OF ev-
cry other person to prosecute.
The 10th to 18th, inclusive, apply to forfeit
ures of LIQUORS sold contrary to the act
The 10th, Goth and 2lst apply to the arrest
of intoxicated persons, and ascertains who sold
them their liquor, and the prosecution of such
persons SO selling.
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New Advertisements.

TNHE subscriber has lately received large and
L choice selection Of PERFUAERY and FANCY
ARTICLES consisting in part Of Pomades orthe HAIR
Lyons Kathaison and Haul's Eau Lustral German,
French and American Cologne; Lubm's and Rousscls
Handkerchief Extracts; Toilet Bottles-some very
rich patterns; Tooth, Hair, Shaving and Nail Brushes
Dressing, Tuck and Pocket Combs, of Buffalo, Horn
and Ivory To all Of (which he invites the attention O.:
the Ladies in particular, and the public generally.
Feb z. J. DELAY.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.

TNIIE subscriber. having purchased the above cstab
i lishment, hereby notifies his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he will spare no pans expense to
render those who may call upon him comfortable His
Tables will be supplied with the best the market will
afford The Bar will be furnished with the best of Ii.
quors-and his stables with good ostlcrs and proven.
der. Call and see for yourselves.
JOIN HARRISON.
CSutbia Xarch Q IL Pm.
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Later from Europe.
CHARLESTON, March 10

The Canada arrived at Halifax OIL Friday.
The demand in the liverpool Cotton Market
had been mod, rate, and prices in favor OF the
buyer Sales of the week $4,000 bales, OF
which spectators took 5000, and exporters
1000 bales imports in some $1,000 bales
For Fair Orleans 3.s, Middling 5-s, Fair
Upland 6, Middling 5 l.2. Stock on hand
650,000 bales.
Flour has declined sixpcncc, and the demand
is moderate.
The sales at Havre for the week, to the lst,
inclusive, were 5000 bales; imports, $3.50
bales; stock on hand, exclusive of that on
shipboard, $500 bales. New-Orleans tres
ordinary 90, Mobile 81, to 81, Upland 81.
TC0lun,Gia Banner.
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iectly well Lord Cornwalls and the British
officers of note who figured in the war of In
dependence. She is supported at present by
her son, who in turn receives material assis-
lance from a promising STRIPPING of forty. five
or fifty. The venerable relic is not at all in
her dotage, though somewhat garrulous and
petulant.
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HINTS TO You've MEN.-Be economical
No matter if your parents are worth millions,
it is not the less proper that you should under
stand the value of money, and the honest, hon
orabIe means OF acquiringt. What multltudes
Of young men, particularly in our cities, lose
reputation and health, and eventually property
by neglect of this maxim? They are aware
that their fathers obtained their wealth by hab.
its Of industry, but they are ashamed OF the
name. They forget that wealth in this conu.
try passes rapidly ffom one to another, and
that he who is rich to-day may be poor to-mor.
row or he that relies on wealth amused by
his father, may end his days in pauper house,
1t is for the young man to >ay whether by IN
dustry and economy he will secure competence
aud recpectabilitv, or by iileness become Il
worthless beggar, and II sponsing outcsst.
Be Just. In the course of life man frequent
" fluids his interest "r his opinion crossed by
those from whom he had Il right to expect bet:
ter things, aud the Young men are apt to tee
such matters very scnsibIy. Look at their con'
duct carefully, and be just to motives that
promptit. You may find that were you placed
in their position, the course you now condemn
would be the proper one for you, and the one
you would be under obligations to pursue. A
little cool consideration would avoid much cen
seriousness.
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LoNcEvIrY.-The St. Louis Republican, ol
the I'd inst, saws:

LoNcEvITY.-The St. Louis Republican, of
the I'd inst, says:
An instance of very remarkable longevity
came under the notice of Mr.. Melvin, during
his recent flying tour in quest of a runaway
slave, through Madison county, Ill. While in
the negro settlement on Wood river, he chanced
TO cali at a house whose door was opened to
him by the owner, tottering negro, with a
head whitened - as the writer's have stereotyped
it-by the frosts of ninety winters. In the
course of a series Of questions and answers,
the old man alluded incidentally to his mother
for endorsement of something he had advanced.
Mr.. Melvin wondered exceedingly, with Pad
DIV in the play, "that he had mother, and at
the invitation of the host, entered the little
cabin, where, true enough, in an arm chair
near the chimney corner, he perceived specl.
men of wthered antiquity that might very we'll
have passed for the mother of dozen Me-
thusalehs. Not that she was very decrcpd !;
on the contrary nature had Unidentified her for
the loss of youth in partial restoration OF
sight and in fair preservation Of her general
intelligence. But the 18th century had left its
GREAT seal upon her, and the white woody hair,
the long gray beard on her upper lip and jaw
bones, added to the deep wrinkles and the
sbrunken form, would have made the object a
fearful one in dark wood or chapel yard.
The woman was one hundred and nineteen
wears old. She gave her name as Chloe, and
saws that she is a native of South Carolina,
having been there the slave Of farmer named
Wilson. When yet very young she was stolen
and carried away from home by party OF
Cherokee Indians, from whom she subsequent
" escaped. She processes to remember per-
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HEAD QUARTERS,

niLLFOhl, JAN. -, icot
ORDER No. 9.
A n ELECTION for Mujor General of the Foun.
N Division TO fill the vacancy occasioned by tht
resignation of Major General W. W. larllee is here.
by ordered to take place un Friday, the 22d day Of
April next. ,,
The Bricadier Generals or officers commanding
Bricades of the Division are charged with the extern
sion of this ORDER and will cause returns TO be made
according to law.
BY order of the Commandcrin-Chicf,
J. W. CANTEY, Adj't and Ipsp. Gen.
Jim. 25 l3t
e8- All the papers in the Division will rnblish
weekly until the election and the Charleston Mereu!
~. Courier and Standard, tr-weekly.
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CHARLES S. WEST,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Will practice in the ID Judicial District and adjoining
counties, and in the Supreme aud Federal Courts at
Austin.
Reterences-Messrs. boswell, llill& Co., Galveston
Hugely, Blair & Co.. New-Orleans; Patrick, Irwin i
Co., Mobile; Boykn McRac Foster, Mobile.
March 22-l2tf
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CARRIAGES.


G +. NJ. GILBERT continue tho CARRIAGE
=. BUSINESS at tho above stand, Nos. 35 and 40
Wentworth street, where they will be pleased to ex-
hibt TO their old friends and customers very extern
svc stock of VEHICLES, comprising those of their
own manufacture, together with the various other
stvlcs usually found in this market. Their long ac-
mointoncc with this market as manufacturers and
dealers will enable them to offer great Inducements 10
purchasers both i'll styles and prices
Charleston, Aug. 90 81
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The White slave of England is the title OF
a new drama now being performed at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, with immense
success. 1t is emphatically an answer to Un
Gle TOMS Cabin, now playing at most OF the
theatres of Great Britain, the comparison being
drawn between the life of the white 81 laves OF
the English underground mines, and the COM
partiveIy happy condition Of the slaves III our
Southern States.
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Printer Wanted.

4 PRINTER who has perfect knowledge of his
N business to work in the Ledger dlice, Lancaster
Fair wages paid. Apply at once
March Is 1T
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JOHN D. YOUNG.
~ q ~ M - - g ~ 81

ON and after this date the Passenger and Nail
W Train will run once week, say WEDNESDAY,
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and back
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ, and bring up Passengers and light freight; Stock
Poultry Eggs Fruit, and other light articles will be
received at the Camden Passenger Depot On Wednes.
days. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and connect with the night
Express Train down from Columbia. 1t will be ne
ccssay for shippers OF stock to give three of four days
notice, that may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
aad back on Saturday-one day only
Schedule of Running Time.
FIRST OR MORNING TRAIN.
Leave Camoen at. ..................... a. ~
Arrive Mt Junction at. at.................. 7.45
Arrive Mt Camden. n.-........-..........l0 .l0.45
SECOND OR MIDDAY TRAIN, ON WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at. .....:.... .........ll30A A. II.
Arrive at Junction at................. at. 2.l5 p. II.
Leave junction at. at..................... 2.45
Arrive at Camden Observation-Disclosures. at. SIS
N. D. BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan l9 q If
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At Private Sale.

TANE and her two Sons, and years. Jane
e 4 complete cook washer, ironcr and clear starch
or, general house Servant and Of good character,
Apply to
March 22-l2 If j. B. +. BOONE.
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AIKEN, Feb. 2S 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Of
- flee of the Rail Road Company in Charleston or
Aiken, until the lst day Of April next for grading SIX
ty two miles Of Rail Road between Charleston and
Branchvle The same will be divided into sections OF
seven miles each the privilege given to contractors to
take one or more as desired, to be completed before
the lst day of May, 1854. Profile and Specifications
can be obtained by application to the undersigned at
Aiken from whom all other desired information can be
obtained GEO. B. LYTIiGOE,
Chief Engineer.
Marclr Il IL 81
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HAIL SroRM-On Wednesday evening last,
March 10th, terrible hail storm swept over our
city, and during the space of 10 minutes, did I'M
mense damage. Almost every housein tue city
was injured. The Warehouses of Mr.. Rankin,
Gunby, Daniel g. Co. and II. S. Smith d. Co.,
were partially blown down and unroofed. Six
or eight store houses about Rankin's corner had
their front walls entirely prostrated. Many pri-
vste residences were partially unroofed. Almost
every chimney in the city is down, and our shade
trees cumber the streets with their fallen t1nnks
and broken branch.s. Taylor & Co.'S Gin Fac
tory was unroofed and incalculable injury done
to a large number of Gins already finished, and
to the tools aud machinery used in the manu-
acture. 1t is reported that the bridge in Girard
was blown down. and wagon, driver and team
precipitated into the depths below.
No lives were lost in our city
Columbus (Ga) Times.
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Our Counr--Our Spring term of Court COM
menced on Monday last, His HonorJudge Witl.-
ers presiding with that dignity and decision
which so eminently characterize him as pro-
found jurist and Judge. The Sessions Docket
was very light, having no cases of Importance on
it, while the issue docket Was more than usually
full. We have been kindly promised report
Of the most important cases, with the decisions,
for our next issue, which we willlay before our
rcaders.-LarensriH Herald lSM INST.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
INHE undersigned would announce to those who
Il are interested in the cause of education that the
subscription list to his course Of Lectures Chemis
try is nearly complete. and if few more names can
be obtained he will proceed without delay to procure
the necessary apparatus. He will also if sufficient
encouragement is given, organize night class for
the same purpose 1t is hoped that such opportu-
nifty $50 seldom atforded) for obtaining thorough
knowledge of the important science will not be neg.
lectcd r. CARPENTER
March % TA&J4t-12
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One lot of Rice, levied on and to be sold as the
property Of Joseph A. Bossard, at the suit OF \. B.
Arrants vs.. Joseph A. Bossard. Ei)
THOMAS BASKIN, S. X. ID.
SIlEIIrF's OFFICE, March 0.
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ID ,, F.-KcrsElaW Lodge, No. 8.
rJNHE Regular Meeting of this Lodge veill be held
l. at their Hail. on Friday Evening at o'clock.
D R KENNEDY, Secretary.
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.EllSl PURCHASED

4 LARGE lot Of extra COUNTRY CURED HAMS,
N which will 5e sold low for CASH. by
March 22-l2tf B. W. CHAMBERS.
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A LOT of fine, well cured North Carolina BACON
~ hog round. Low for cash by
March 22-l2tf 3. ". CHAMBERS.
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Sharif's Sales.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Geri taeias to me dI,
ID rectsd l will sell on the first Monday ana
Tuesday in April next, being The 4th and 5th days
of aaid month"; between the usual hours of sale, the
following property, to wit:
One tract of Land on the waters of sawneys
Creek adjoining lands of A. D. Jones and others, lie
We'd upon and 10 lie sold as the property OF William
Robertson at the suit of james 5. Deas and John
Bovkin, Ex'ors VS. WIN. Robertson. (sD
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In Equily-KershaW District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum, ct. al rs. Robert Mat
thcws and Anne his wife, c. L. Banner and Mary,
his wife ct. al-Bill for Partition.
TTappcaring tony satisfaction that Robert Matthews,
L Anne Matthews, c. L. Banner, Mary Banner, Ben
iamin b. Bumc John C. Blume, John Farmer Thomas
hampton Elizabeth Hampton, Elizabeth Farmer Jno.
johnson, Tabha johnson, and Abncr Carmichael, De-
fcndans to the above Bill, arc absent from and reside
beyond the limits Of this State: 1t is ordered on mo-
ton of Shannon, Solicitor for Compainants that they
do plead answer or dcmur to the said Bill within three
months from the publication thereof in default where
of an order pro cocsso will be ordered against them
W. II. r. WORKMAN, G. L. X. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE March /, 1852 ISL
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Feb s-4m SAMUEL BASKIN, Admir-
New Editions of Medical BoOks.
Carpenters Principles of Physiology General and
Comparative London edition
Carpenters Elements ofPhysology. American edition
Z" Principles Of Human Physiology n
Condic on Diseases Of Children
Churchill on Infants and Children
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
Cazcncux do. Rigby's do.
Meigs' do. Devices do.
" Diseases of Children
Budd on Diseases of the Liver: Bartlett on Feyers
Devices on Children; Devices OH Females
Dunglnson's Therapeutics and Materia Medca
on Human Health
Medical Dictionary
Druitts Modern Surgery Ferguson Practical Surgery
Mcr's Principles OF Surgery
Practice of do
Williams Principles of Medicines
Wilson's Human Anatomy
IIomer's Special Anatomy. 2 vols.
Horncr & Smiths Anatomical Atlas
Watson's Practice of Physic
Grlith's Universal Formulary: Ellis do.
United States Dispensatory; Grifhs Medical Botany
Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence
Dr. Guys Forensic Medicine
Mulcr's Physiology; Goddard on the Teeth
Roget's Outlines of Physiology and Phrenology
Jones' Opthalmic Medicine
Wilson on diseases of the Skin
Berzclius on the Skin; Ebec's Practice of Medicine
Smith on Parturition Copeland on ApopeXy and Palsy
Pocket Medical Lexicon
Gums Domestic Medicine; Simons' do
Smiths Domestic Medicine, Surgery and Materia Med
lea; with directions for diet management ofthe sick
room, administration of medicines, bathing, treat
ment Of Cholera Antidotes for Posons dc.
March 8. A. YOUNG.
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Southern Chair Factory.

TIIE subscriber bcgs leave to call the attention of
4 wholesale Purchasers to his Stock Of Cane Seat,
Windsor, Office, and Dining Room Chairs. Cane Seat
Stools &C., all of which made at his Factory, near
Columbia
Having obtained the best machinery now used for
the purpose and competent workmen he is prepared
to fill Orders for any style Of Chairs
He does not invite the attention Of Purchasers to his
establishment solely on the ground ofits being South
crn enterprise, but because he supply good an
article fully cheap cheaper than it can bc obtain
ell from the North.
CHAIRS will be packed and delivered free Of charge
at any of the Dcpots in Columbia.
His Ware Rooms arc over the Auction Store Of
Messrs Allen & Philips, who are Agents for the above
Factory. W. i. PERClV AL
March l. BIN
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One likely Negro Boy named John, three head OF
Horses one Carriage and Household Furniture, levi
ed upon and TO be sold us the property of Cantey
at the cuit Of P. F. Viepiguc ct al vs. W. Cantey
and T. Cantcy. The Furniture TO be sold at The de-
cndunls residence. (Sl.)
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NOMINATION.

BY THE GOVERNOR.
HEADQUARTERS,
CHARLESTON, Feb. 25, 1853.
The following gentlemen have bean appointed and
commissioned Ads-do-Camp to His Exceency the
Governor and Commandcrin Chief. and will be obcycd
and respected accordingly.
By ORDER
J. w. CANTEY, Adj't. l. Insp Gen.
JOSEPH HAYWARD,
ALEXANDER G. RICE,
BENJAMIN T. BROCKMAN,
JOSEPH STONEY,
SUMMERFIELD GRAY,
WI. r. DOGAN.
March Is IL 81
UriSHs Potatoes.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

THE subscriber gives notice that he will continue
Il business on his own account. at the old stand Of
R. II. Finch Co., and will he pleased to attend to all
who may favor him with q call.
March |. r. II. FINCH.
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TAELON'S CREEK
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNHE exercises of this Institution will commence on
j. the first Monday in March next, under the
management and control of Miss Elizt4 Haskell, of
Troy. New York.
Her qualifications as Teacher are of the first or.
der, and her experience has won the. confidence of
many friends. Among them she would refer to the
Rex Cyrus Johnston, Maj. J. B. Kerr, DIR. NJ h Orr,
Maj. Perry Morrow, of Charlotte, N. c. and to Dr..
S. f. Bratton of York District from either of whom
satisfactory information may be obtained in refer ence
to her qualifications,
PARENTS AGuardians and others desiring a solid En-
glish Education for their children and Wards. would
do well to consider the advantages to be obtained at
this Institution when compared with Others both as
10 tuition fees and other expenses. The Institution
is located in as healthy aplace is to be found in
the State. Boarding, Washing and Lodging, can he
obtained in respectable families on very reasonable
terms.
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A LII persons having demands against the Estate Of
n ~ d. Copeland, deceased, are requested to pre-
sent hem duly a,testcd and those indebted will please
make immediate payment to
L. W. MOAK, Admir-
Camden, Feb. % 8 At
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CHARLESTON PRICES.
ARNESS SADDLER1, TKUNNS,
MILITARY WORK, &c.

Manufactured to order and warrated, at CHARLES
TON PRICES opposite Mr.. Robert Mans Coach Fac
tory, Camden. S. C., by
LUKE ARMSTRONG.
esy Ten per cent discount for cash within 30 days
March o. IL II