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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

Washington Irving, while at Mount
Vernon the other day. remarked that he
remembered seeing Gen. Washington
in New York, when he was chld five
Years OF age, and white the Gcncral
Was passing through the street accom-
panied by a.crowd, young Irving Was
attended by his nurse, An honest Scotch
woman. The woman forced her way
up to the General, leading her child by
the hand, and approaching. addressed
him-' Your homo, here is IL bairn that
il called alter you" The General
paused, and placing his hand uron the
boys hcao. gave him his blessing. Mr.
Irving states that he has a distinct re
COLLECTION OF the whole sccne-which
occurred in the year 1857.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03
~ We are indebted to the Hon
John II. Clarke Ior various public ducu'
ments OF great value.

rWc learn from Providence that
the resolution whch was offered by Mr..
Cranston in the House OF Representa-
tivrs inviting the Senate 10 join in Grand
Commnt Z OH Thursday. tor the pur-
pose oi eIeclny an U. S. Senator, was
Indefinitely postponed in the Senate, yes
triay morning, by vo,r OF IL TO 10.
This ends The matter Tor this ses' ion,
and lhr ,ws the question into the April
election and it plainly and unmis'ake-
ably shows tina, there is no fraud and
10 VOCATION oil The Constitution and laws
which the locolocos will not unblushing-
~ commit.
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CARP.iTISGS
an \

snEAr REDUCTION FROM roRMra PRICES.
rErERSON & HUMPHREY,
37g broadway,
CORNER OF wIITE sTRtLr, SEw YORK,
DEG leave t. call the at,cntiun ni 'helr Rhode
- Ial,nb friends 10 their ,icgaut s;nc', d
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARPETINc
which, irving to the reduction ~ the Englsh
Manut ,ctrrrrs, wlll he disposed oi at the iollpn
ing erir. ms hW Prizes
Ro,al Velvet Carpet, im SOTO - olper yard.
" rt,cs,r,, ll2 80 4"
" 3 plyrxtra heavy 81 II II i-2 /"
" Supcri1c, b2 w ~ l-2
&" Good, all Wool. 80 cents per yard.
OIL CLOTHS.
From to - inches wide. AZ prccs cqu,'ly low
MATTINGS.
li, 81 and 6-i plain, lincy and check Stair
Rot, Druag.ts, Ttilr nnl Ptino C"vcrs, Rugs,
Mds ut every kind, together with all other goods
i1un in Carpet Stores, for sale full ten per cent
lc.. IA ~ au, other Cdtpet Esiibiishm'nt IN the
liiipn We therefore challenge the whole trade
10 show such an extensive stock at such low
prirrs.
Nl0 law
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pesrINY
TST1s sszSI,S i''tisu,cA ;yurtA1
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DESTINY


ARRIy\ oi pR. u. W. ROrii n nt tev Sort.
The celebrated Dr e.. w Rsba,k. iton ~ erder:
Professor nt A.trIloH, Astronomy, ThTshoi. g, spd
Geon,anrv, having ilst srn,ei IIum Ihil de phis,
where he n ~ met whh he u"-t eAiTsu,n.nnry
cess. r last foar SttIs uft his sery &c tn
tn. ciil~u- Of New York, and II. vicihi y, e. "
Robsck bcrg th- seventh sun ~fib" -rv"' N art
having ntie Astrclhsy hi. elusive study snee the
early ase of nitrrn >-"rs enJn's aIa-cs uriipd
rom trnvrllr AID Ge on. thai are s-rs-'d h,
none in this ruuutrN ,"l IN lh'p~ aiu h~IEs 30 Ef
te! b, Nature ~ having rulsatd thor r>sed girs.
he is prepared tu adapt them To the kllowii nsts,
and the immaculate CO.. shninuiirh oi the tnll' wnE
topics lie ,gn br ctusultrd with ~ his onc. or Ls
letter, IL pre- paid, a. he - pref aie In mhk' uhe 81
hi. power on an, ot Ihr following t"iirs.; Busiies~
OF all description travelling BY lao or ,esi court
ships aGyC, gwen Tor their su''tssiLI hrttmplrsh
nirnt ccuntiug H. si,'ks, urtthaftiyf NJ fthlse
tat, the tcc rcTng Of iyso's in "i-pnts the pur
chasing OF Il krts AMI the ssisIN 0i shipS nj Aeh. ii
Hso h4s.i,d tie honor oi r,,eriks r''ifc,'- from
the Honorable & .ehn Brrnsdoi'e. form'tl, Fhg ~f
nrdrn, whch Il W u give ham gIcM ls aeuie in
shnw ing to these whn " II irvoI ham .'nh t.. Fs
al.o offers his srrvl'e r'Sr,o oiihs rsh. 'eshh ard
M ,rngr luvr a.> j"urury Ia" nultr, diGrLliy ia
bl~nes, irau rkurss and death rust, rre.eni snd
future events. and all hr concerns al life. spd inves
all those ~ho afflicted corp rally mentally
Terms hIi-s 10 ceuIs-, gentlemen ". Nntntss
cscul,ed aud read IN trli, Ascending 10 the orstlss
ane ull.r si:i - lsairs 81; sent enltn 80
Nsivites calculated sct eG.ins to GeoinHrc,, for 10
dice -, IN fiil 50 grnlrn'n IS, - full eS;-fsr
SONS ~ dIst-H,t CO, have ikrir hntiNirs drawn ty
80 ,dng the date ni the d.' Of reiT b,i h All let
r, containing The above ice will Tee,ns ihiniedt
at. attention smi nsiNtiss will he sent To aty pat
oI The United States, written an durable paper. All
ltirt. ANY al the above topics, II post-raid, viii
be aa.w~r-d sfa,is. Eis office la No. whue street
few blocks below Drosdway. N.eeA~lJ
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BANK OF THE SOUTH COUNTY.

At neeting ofths S'rckullcrs Of the "Bank
"A Of the South Coart' IN d al thcr Backing
rooms, December n = lttU, A H.. s52, lie iol.
lowing named pc,sons - G elected Directors oi
said Bank John Thompson, Rouland e.. llaz-
ard, Samuel Rodmar, Daniel VI. G Srdman,
Thomas n. Wa: .on, Edward Li,lihridgc, vii
lard Whitconib, Arss 4. Roduau aud Ia ljsnin
Knowes.
At a merting of ,sid Directors held suhseqrent-
I, 10 the stockk ldets' meeting, .'r sane oay
John Thompson, ESQ, was ehttcd r,,ldcui
is, Nm. &. STEDMAN, Cashr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

Tns MoSAscHs OF EU.orK.- The
fol owing lis, rives the names and ag,s
Of the principal Scvcreigns rcignng IN
Europe during thcy arc: -
Years.
Pin. TX, Pope Of Rome 50
William |, KING of Wurtemhury ~
Leopold |, King of the Belgians CT
Fr. derrick William. King oi Prussia %
Nicholas |, Emperor of Russia 80
Francis Joseph Oscar, King of Swc-
den 52
Frederick VII, King OF Denmark i3
LOUIS Napoleon, Emperor OF France a.
Ferdinand II. KING Of the two Sci-
le. IL
Macmillan II, King OF Bavaria 40
LOUIS Charles dOlleans, Duc h
.liours SO
William III. King Of Holland "a
Francis Ferdinand, Prince de Join
vile o3
Victoria, Queen Of Great Britain 81
Maria H. Queen OF Portugal
George Frederick, King Of Hanover 81
Henry V, head Of the Bourbons 81
Victor Emanuel II, King Of Sardin-
ia 81
Henry Eugene, Dnc d Aumdle 81
Abdiel Medjid, Sultan 20
Antoninc. Due de .Nontpensier ~
Francis Joseph. Emperor OF Austria 2Z
Isabelia II, Quren OF Spain ~
Louis Philippe, Comte de Pd" Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

James Beck, the well known merchant
ol New York IL dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03
Tur STOVE ron TyIEpTOpIE.

TliF S1ONt Foh INt It''lb
THE Subscriber h's received the H'nirt took
ing Stoye those in want ol = good stove, viii
please call and exami1ea pc,Gct Stove, niso lir
sale the Bay state, AL,y tlowrr, aud other
s,kinz ,,ove.. WM, BROWNEll,
ms Thames si
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VOUTIi n MANHOOD.

~ Am man, sud dr.m nothing which reln'et
ANA fufciru {" NV tclmr."
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-02-15
TO THE SICK.

For the effectua roofing out from the system OF al
brought on by indigestion billiousness and i'm
nurty of the blood it is widely and well known TACT
that WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are the oreat PANA CEA. Throughout the entire
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute both BY private individuals and by the Medical
the unfortunate victim to earthly ills and woes is made
seases generally Weld to their influence at once; and
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided ,oa;o;,o
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
THos. ]. WoRKxAN, Agent for Camden, S. T., and
soN ~, y June 2S-ly.
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THE SOUTH CARoL1NIAN,
Published Daily Tri- Weekly and Weekly,
AT C0EUMEEA. 8. C.,

The subscribers take pleasure in acknowledging the
support they have received since they took charge OF
the South Carolinian They have spared no toll or
effort to render it worthy of such support and they
beg leave to announce to their readers and to the pup
lie their determination to do everything that can be
done to make 1t an acceptable journal The extension
of railroads in the interior will afford fine opportun-
ty to country readers to obtain the latest intelligence
and as we receive daily teegaphic dispatches direct
from the North and from Charleston they will get the
earliest news through its columns.
Our terms in accordance with the regulations adopt
ed by the press of this State, will invariably be IN aa
vance Daily paper Sc, Tri-Weekly So, and weekly
Carolinan 50 per annum
CoLCNDIA January 29 1853
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For Congress.
For Congress.
A CARD.

Tho undersigned was nominated as a candidate for
this Congressional District some months ago, During
the last session of the Legislature the Districts OF York
and Chester were attached to Fairfield, Richand,
Kershaw and Sumter and which now compose the
Sixth Congressional District of the State. Since the
undersigned was put in nomiratiun the names OF 9TH
er gentlemen have appeared and he is informed that
a report is in circulation "that he has withdrawn or
intended to withdraw from the contest before the day
Of election" 1t is true the undersigned has remained
at home attending to the business of his farm and has
not been absent from his lodgings but two nights
for the last three months Last Sunday night he slept
in Columbia and Monday night in Winnsboro, at his
old friend McMaster's Hotel Tuesday eve found him
again at his Castle.
The undersigned has not thought it necessary to
trampoose all over the Congressional District to tell
every body he was candidate, and to solicit their
votes Upon such terms he would not he could, be
elected As soon however. as the undersigned gets
his oats soed and his plantation work straight ne will
try and make flying visit to some of his friends in diff
ferent parts of the Congressional District. In the
meantime he assures all that he will not be ufed off
from the field by any baok-handcd blow, or combina-
ton of parties Ifnot rst in the charge he will be
last in retreat" JAMES OHANLON,
ofLog Castle, Richland District Feb 10. 1853.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

MILFORD, JAN. 1858.
ORDER No. l.
TNIlE following Regiments will parade for Review
L and Drill at the times and places below soecifed,
viz
The lst Regiment of Artillery, the 18th and 18th
Regiments of Infantry, and Charleston Light Dragons
at or Charleston Thursday the 18th February
next.
The Eighteenth Regiment Of Infantry will parade
at Rdgevle. OH Saturday, 10Th February instant.
The 10Th Regiment of Infantry viii parade by Bat
talion-the Lower Battalion at the usual parade
ground on Friday. the 25th February, and the Upper
Battalion at Black Oak on Tuesday, the lst day Of
March next
The commissioned and non commissioned officers
will assemble at their respective parade grounds the
day previous for drill and instruction
Regimental Returns will be made Immediately af
ter each Review by the Brigade Major.
The Major General of,the Second Division and the
Brigadier General of the Fourth Brigade, with their
Staff will attend the Reviews.
The Brigadier General is charged with the extern
sion OF this order.
By order of the Commander-in. Chief,
J. W. CANTEY, Adj. and Insp. Gen.
Jan. 25. st
cY-The Charleston Courier. Mercury and STAN
dord and Columbia Banner and Carolinan will copy
riwcekly until the Reviews over.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

To all and singular the Managers Of the General Elections
for each Congressional District throughout the State:
IN pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly Of
this State, passed the 10th December, A D. 1852,
you are hereby requ ed after giving legal notice land
Icing duly qualifed to proceed to hold an election
for Representative In the Congress of the United
States, for each Congressional District the fourth
Monday in February next, and the day following at
the same places and to be conducted by the same man.
ayers and in the manner the election of men-
bers of the State legislature and after having deter
mined on the persons duly elected you do certify the
game according to law, under your nand and seal to
the Governor. at Columbia, by the first Monday in
April next, on which day the votes will be counted,
and thereafter the elections declared.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, in
Columbia, this Goth day of January, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three, and in the sevety-seventh year Of the Sow
ereignty and Independence of the United States of
America.
By the Governor:
JOHN I. MANNING.
BENJAMIN Perry, Secretary of State.
Jan. rs. 4t
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, 10th January, 1863.
THE Managers of Elections in each Congressional
l. District throughout the State, are hereby re-
qured to open the Polls at their respective places of
Elections, and to hold election for Representatives
in the Congress of the United States, the fourth
Monday in February next, in conformity with the
writ hereunto appended In obedience to resolution
passed at the last sitting of the Legislature, writ Of
Election will be sent to each place Of Election, in each
Congressional District Throughout the State, and in
the event of those wrts not reaching their destination,
it is deemed advisable by the Executive to issue this
general notice, to remedy such contingencies as may
occur. JOHN L. MANNING.
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A CARD.

American Hotel-Change Of Proprietorship.
Nl FLEMING respectfully give notice. that they
have purchased and assumed the management of the
American Hotel,
lately SO successfully conducted by Dir. G. JAsSEr
In taking charge Of this Establishment, they do so
with the intention of using every means that expe
rence and energy will supply to give entire satisfac-
tion to their Patrons and promise jealous atteEtion
to their comfort. In asking continuance of fair
portion of public support they do so with the nssu.
rance that they intend to deserve it.
The Table will be supplied with every thing that
the market affords, served up in the best manner,
and dispensed by watchful attendants and the cham
bers and parors will be found always ready for the
reception of guests
SARAH FLEMING,
j. T.. FLEMING.
Columbia 8 c. Feb l. g
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Superior Cotton Gins for Sale.

A SUPPLY of superior PREMIUM COTTON
n GINS" from 4. T. Taylor Co.'S Cotton Gin
Mandatory, at Columbus, Ca; just'reeeved and for
sale bv the subscriber on credit until the first day of
January next
The FIRST premiums have been awarded to the manu-
cturers Of these Gins for the best gn exhoed at the
oreat State Fair at Atlanta Ca; ALSO at the Alabama
and Georgia Agricultural and Mechanics Fair held at
Columbus and at the Annual Fair of the South Caro
ma Institute at Charleston.
These Gins are warranted. w. ANl'thoON.
Camden, Mayll, 1859. s5-v
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JANNEY'S HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. C.

MIR. JANNEY, in connection with Mr.. W. D..
lfl HARRIS and DR.. T. J. GOODWIN, having
purchased that fine and commodious establishment
heretofore known as the CONGAREE HOUSE, it will
hereafter be designated as
"JANNEYS HOTEL"
In announcing this to the public the proprietors feel
that it is not to present in detail the INDUCE
ments and advantages which this Hotel presents. Its
location its commodiousness, and the Improvements
contemplated by the present managers WILL they feel
satisfied, afford to the travelling community and 9TH
ers, Hotel in Columbia which will in every way
rank among the best in the country. Every comfort
convenience, and appendage, to the first class hotels
in the United States will be found at JANNEY'S
HOTEL and no effort on the part of the proprietors
will be wanting to render it worthy of the capital Of
the State.
Mr.. JANNEY and Mr.. HARRIS so well known by
the visitors at the American Hotel will always be
found at their posts and if unremtting attention to
the duties they have assumed, be any guarantee Of
satisfaction they have hesitation in promising to
their guests.
az Mr.. Hitchooek's splendid line Of Omnibusses
and Hacks having the name Of the Hotel painted on
them, are attached to Janney'e Hotel, and will be
prompt and faithful in the conveyance of passengers
to and from the various depots.
Jan 25.
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents who use Vermifure composed
Castor Oil Calomel &c., aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient they are actually laying he
foundations for series Of diseases such as savaton loss
uf sight weakness of limbs, 3c.
In another column will be found the advertisement OF
Hobensacks Medicines which we ask the attention oi
all directly interested in their own as We'll as her e
Jnrns health In Liver Complaints and all disorder. arl-
sing from those of bilious type. should make use OF the
only genuine medicine, IIobensack's Liver Pills.
~" BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for liooensaGk i
the signature of the Proprietor, N. HoBkNsACK' as
none else are genuine.
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HEAD QUARTERS,

MILFORD, JAN. %, 1858
ORnEn No: q
4 n ELECTION for Major General of the Fourth
"A Division, TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Major General W. W. Harllee is here
by ordered to takeplace on Friday, the ed day Of
April next.
The Brigadier Generals or officers commanding
Brigades 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 Commandern.Ch
j. W. CANTEY, Adjt and Insp. Gen.
Jan. IS l3t
B- All the papers in the Division will publish
weekly, until the election and the Charleston Mercu
ry, Courier and Standard, trweekly.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO pYspEPTlCs.

DR.. s IIOUGHTON'S pEPStN, TIE TRUE n1GEs
FIVE FLUID, or orGAsrR1c JUICE, preparcdfrom RENNET
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK. after direc-
lions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
This is truly O. wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
turc's own method, by Natures own Agent the GAS
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets, containing Scientific ev-
dence of its value furnished by agents gratis See no.
tce among the medical advertisements.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
IN Pieces Fancy Prints for Spring
OU l2 pes Spring Muslins
10 pcs Worsted Assorted
12 Fancy and Blk. Cassimeres
Superfine Blk. Broadeloth
Is Superb Marseilles Vesting
800 Brown and Bleached Homespun
rs Bales OeKalb 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. &c. DC. -
For sale low by W. c. MOOhE-
Feb..15
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The polls for the above Election will also be opened
at the following places in the District of Kershaw at
the time, and to continue above specified, by
the respective managers, to-wit:
Cureton's Mill-Frederick Bowen, B. F. Watkins
and,J. P Richbourg.
Flat Rock-James Fletcher, ". G. Kirkland and
Jesse Truesdel
Buhalo-William Mungo, James N. Sowe.l and La.
ban Ferguson.
Lizenby's-Jacob Ellis, J. j. McLa1rip and James
Bell.
Schrock's Mll-B. T. Mccoy, Henry Ratcliff and
Samuel Smith.
Liberty Hill-John Brown, Alexander Matheson and
Wiley Patterson
Goodwyn's Store-Jamcs Love, Richard Drakeford
and A. Mcdowell
The polls to be open two days at all the places
Managers II meet at Camden on the Wednesday fol-
lowing and count the votes.
Feb. IA. I'd
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TNIE Subscriber has just received large assort
i ment Of genuine and fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
consisting in part of
Early Long Pod, White Marrow, Yellow Sl1 Weeks,
Mohawk, Large White Kidney and Case.knife BEAMS
Early Warwick, White Marrowfat Cedo Null. Early
June, Early Charlton and Dwarf Marrowfat PEAS;
Extra Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood, White Sugar
and Mangold Wortzel BETS; Early York, Sugar
Loaf Early Flat Battersea Large Flat Battersea.
Large York, Large Flat Dutch, English Drumhead,
Green Glazed and Red Dutch CABBAGE; Early
SPRING Red Top. Flat Dutch, Norfolk, Rata Baga and
Hanover TURNIPs; Early Frame. Russian, Long
Green and Short Green CUCUMBER; Early Curled
Sesia, Ice Head and Large Green Head LETTUCE;
Scarlet Turnip, Long Scarlet and Long Salmon RAD
IsH; White Bush, Yellow Bush, Winter Crookneck
and Lima Cocoanut SQUASH; BROCCOLI CAR
RIOTS; CELERY; Purple EGG PLANT; KALE; {;
GHERKINs; NAsTURTIUM ONION SEEDS;
OKRA; PARSLEY; PARSNIP; PEPPERS; SPI-
MAGE; VEGETABLE OYSTER; Sugar, Tuscaron
and Flint CORN.
A large quantity of small ONION SETS.
For sale by F. l. ZEMP.
T.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
TT'fIE subscriber has lately received large and
i choice selection Of PERFU[HERY and FANCY
ARTICLES consisting in part of Pomades forth Hair,
Lyons Kathason, and Haul's Eau Lustral; German,
French and American Cologne; Lubin's and Roussels
Handkerchief Extracts; Toilet Bottles-some very
rich paterns 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 q. j. DeIfAY.
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the Town of Camden S. C., situated on the corner of
Broad and Dekab streets with all the improvements
thereon, and known as The United States Hotel to-
ge,her with all the Household and n, chen Fnrn.
ture. ISL
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Sherif's Sales.

pY virtue of sundry writs of eri facias to me d.
ID rected, will sell on the first Monday and
Tuesday in March next being The seventh and
eighth days of said month, between the usual hours
of sale, the following property, to wit:
All the goods and chattcls belonging to John In
gram, consisting of Dry Good, Groceries Wares &c
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Fruit, Fruit, Fruit.

Fruit, Fruit, Fruit.
IN Kegs Malaga Grapes
lU case fresh Currants
so pkgs. Basins in whole, half and quarter boxes
Layer and Bunch
90 drums crop Figs
2 bagsBordeaux Almonds
English Walnuts Flberts Brazil Nuts, Citron, Lemons
anu Oranges. Received and for sale by
Dec. g. 1852. SHAW AUSTIN.
Notice.
r1NHE Distributes Of Mrs. Rachel Leigh decd. are
i hereby notified that the Negro property belonging
to her estate will be ready for distribution on the first
of January next. All persons indebted to the estate
for purchases made at the sale are hereby requested
come forward and pay their notes settlements must
be made.
JOHN U. INGREM, Exr R. Leigh
Nov, 20, 1852. 81 3m
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4 MERICAN Journal Of Medical Sciences, publish
"a ed quarterly at So per annnm.
Tic Medical News published monthly Mt 81 per
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