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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-03

IT WILL postpone the sale of my House and Eot uu-
i til Monday the 18th, at which time will sell
Isaac, wife hnd Seven Likely Boys; also, one Negro
man, a frstrate Engineer; one Negro girl 8 young
Mules Wagons, the best in the State; Household
and kitchen furniture &c. &c. E. TRY0N..''
: Oct. Sd, 1854. 40
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-E'E -. s.Eg g. Z. slE-
sitcly touching was the Scene when we dlscov-
cred in that thoughtless, busy, hurrying crowd
man of foreign birth, evidently poor and
friendless, UNDER. whose arm was tenderly car
ried tiny coffin, and by his side the stricken
mother. They were in search of burial for
their babe, and were jostled and unheeded IN
that gay torrent Of humanity until they met;
these hardy and tempest tossed mariners, who,
on the instant with barred heads stoodjn silent
respect, while the sacred ashes of an unknown
infant were passing Such are Frepch man: IN
ners. % sssFss s4z.sAs 2, 2, ssGrsI
DAsIDsos eostfsF, We lsssi, earn. that hat
the1r1stees of this titntion Elst at Charlotte
on Tuesda tue s226tk pursuant to- Ointment
toelscs 4 President Ethe place ya.S q
cant resignation of the Rev, pfW ~ y:
ftsr Il sion, the y q: 1ale Ad-
ssr, GbaFle Fleston, Dbl nimousi elected. Sitts
NOT yet known thefthe reverend gentleman
win accept BUT Hoped sos as from
sfepG 5ation fof snts, pie
tys sand ability he IS likely TO adorl Sin a dis.
tingulshed manner the position of head one
ofahesInest 1ourishihgs colleges iii the State,
: : z. isSo,tth Cpro 'S
afs5SSyS = tSes 's'7s z % q -
IN PEapETua IN ioTIoS. The discovery of q;
new etasl. mot Announced in New
York sItis,ons nsthe planeearns andbails asatch-,
ed so eygEnder, 50 as . keep: :the extra weight
s always i on the descending side. Itrequires no
starting, only needs letting loose, and off il
agoessgsT difRcultgis ito stop it, The Jour.
snal of Commerce. says: e q Z 5. :. =. ~
8 Altefa careful examination, we can. safely
ssag, all lserio1 1sness, that the prepeliug pow
sefsis Self obtained sandt fadjusting, and
gives sufficientiy active force3to carry oraina.
ryac}ock work !; and without any winding or re-
: aplenishiig. ss
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!. Catawba FactorY. Yarn.

NV Ehaveju just received on consignment, agoo d.
< w sortment Of ali numbers Of the abo We Fac
which we offer to merchants and customers on tho
lowest terms. MsDRUCKER 4 co.
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sINK1Nesor A LOCOMOTIVE An enormous
locomotive, with six fve.feetdrivers, and weigh-
ing thirty tons,s while being transferred from a
vessel to canal boat.in the James River, Va,
at Rockets, on Monday morning, fell from the
huge timbers used to Sustain it, and sunk to
the bottom, carrying the boat with it. 1t, is
intended for the Virginia and, Tennessee Rail:
road, is called the Montgomery and has been
built by Messrs Dennead & Son, of Baltimore
at aseost Of some 10000, or lO0, 900. dollars.
Nsreseue from the watefy .elementWiIl be attens
ded}to with great trop Bie and expense. - :.
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KEHE Rank Of Camden aud others that owe, want
h II their money. All the use have for money is to
pay my debts. Money Imust haze to pay my de6te-
All persons indebted to me will find their notes and
accounts in the hands of an attorney not paid soon
You can pay to my agent, DO ,Tryon or deposte
the money in either OF the Banks in Camden.
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Enu medicit,

Fall Medicines.
OUCH as Rowandfs Tonic Mixture Osgood's Indian
y Cholagocue, Jayne's Agues Pills Dr.. Timers Fe-
yer and Ague Pills, and Sulphate Quinine may slways
be found at z. J. DEHAYS.
Aug29 36 IS ~
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eYT The friends Of Col.7J. B. K KERsuAw beg
leave to announce him, a candidate for Rep
resentative to the Legislature at the ensuing
election. :.
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wWe are authorised to announce ALEX
ANDER. l.. MCDONALD as a candidate for
Tax Collector at the ensuing election. .--.-ss
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-03

4 eY@ We are authorized to announce Mr..
A. H. BoYKrN as candidate for Representa-
tive to the Legislature at the, ensuing election.
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at tile Mansion House
sAsSs4. FOR THE WEEK ENDING, SEPT. 80,
n RoPINSnN ;ppS pSpprEror

s s .;pSoa.,; ! sorv;,ts,s 4
S1 ag" ~ :. : = St.s : ~. s,a.s !. 2;
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JSe, hSPka.lss sallisfn q
2 ~ isrsse' y ef'essoh
s -, 81: ! =, b, long
!, !. !; !; i aoWn
.il:ss ~, 3 6 Z
;sI;s s.:,, ! 5s. So r...-.&
JDliI,ss' J,a,.' 's .:,i.s ;.;,,y.ss -
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.J,lst Received.

A FRESH supply of Spices &c. consisting in par
IA oi.4llspice, Gloves, Cinnamon, Nntmegs Mscs
White and Brown Mpstnrd Seed, &c. &C. q sSs
Aug. 29--s5 u &. T.. JWoRKMAN d CO.
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eYThe friends. of HENRY PATE an
nounce him as candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election. ..s 20. J., IL, ,y2<
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fNOb0dy Safe. !


- ;;sstlJ e ss aood ,na forarnk ards and oc.
sasnsa gs sss ,sbntsean think Of no adysn.
fIom # to those who ne
Sss;,st Il -; ar;n,ls 6
ssss & - LII ,.i.:s -, & :, e e
eaave aease .'a .lliaa sl,O.'."',.s'lom
eals OPINION anu ma. ~, ho
.ssae ssSal eoe selles nme,sS . a. as
~ - ,rbo - g,b tesrs nnfald.
q 20 nart;an @ Of her own h;ttenexne
fi - r.. 1 Grained
1 IL. as;hise family Of severalebiIdren in the
a baa ss,aaa asa
essHs,le sb s.ass,I sfao,s
inei 1a''''i m ~ 'ou' ,'no 'se''' 'iieos' ~
o,sssons .A: A., s., , : 2, ~: .
And YET. sang u tnis rs aeeply ysaHhcseo mother,
'Tat as;batt a feweWeeks since wetiaid oeioFeo
2seH a. drunkard, grave,fa and our~etuest
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IS sale,


WE sasf tor Sale stbe Plantation noa
/. YfageE resided at tie lime Lis
LynchesS Creek mics eastoe
and Darliie Districts coiitaining 1850
or less, viii toleri bic, 200
Also I4lk katfes gottou1
receive bias 'foE said Land until lst of QeeembeI
,if,n0ts sold; that time II @itll
cembere tpubli6 sail - 35
& aAiso, three .etLass tracts sof
fg,k yss q f1lIsnshss;s seealsip'g
400 asfrs and one 81
tcoi,tai6Ing l5 GasTes, mon of
!, An tfe above named Lands viii e
residence
wanting call on tic subs berss
{. .:<.yssF9. -ss ss,5 Js5ssg gIEEERSs}sT
August ll.Sl 1864 So
The, Sumter Bannef and Barring tom win
please copy till lst octoyer md tss
Office $50
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sSy We are authorized to announce RICH
ARD CANTEY as q candidate for Tax Col
ector at the ensuing election. :. s''.',- -
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rCOngress.

? Hon. WV. BoYCE=is is respectfully an:
nounced as a candidate forsre.election torepre.
sent the Sixth Congressional District nthe.
Congress of the United States. -
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cAMDEN sPRIeEss CURRENT.

BaGGING per !. 4. .5s. IS
BALE RoPE, per pound, g ITO l2AA
BUTTER. ". - 1S TO 25
BEEF, Z. .6 to-, s.
BACON, I" -: 81 to II
CoFFEE, ...12 to IA!
CHEESE: !. to %
COTTON, g.. Sh
C0RN,.. :. per bushe, 90 to 100:
FLOUR. per barrel, &. =. Is to 49,
FODDER, per ewt.. -. . IS to j.;
LARD, per pound, 80. -. to-
MOLASSES, per gallon. 80. 80 to 81
OATS. per bushel 30 TO- 162
PEAS. ........,....,.ll,to,1 to, 100
SUGAR.. per pound, ..............6 to II
SALT per sack. :. - Ito 206E
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iiYAfUARIiExNa1ls

#DESI & sss;;
d q a ga sas55s s5sSs E
land 66 Bg
YLov1k g66nsI 3 q
& THE iidproseiss 6s
tie sdeceasedy 81 ~
siig ,ofsaI IySsliias Hoasss eteaE
Necessary Eta good 1T
tfer sss lisasgat is 81
nsi;neeessary s:s
;isesS and conyenie1. tps ss!
This ist conceded 10 Boz mos
ble5land on Lsnchcs Greek .sands 65t
knowntobe unsurpassed bysa sals
:A.furter. .descrpi ion is
invited to aalI and esaniiij fSF
wfllbe sold ina body Or diyfdedt soit
the eaibey,l. q
: Sumter Banner; nd. " stehms
IagWilco to- the alno9nt S IS
biAst tl9s 4 4 & s.
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Don1estic Goods,

sDLEAGHED and Brown Sbirtinys mud ShsAtipgs
ID Pla;ds and Stripes, for sserysnts Cotton sssi.
meres Denims and sChecks Bed TjeAst Rot sale
iby q s.. -; =ts AZ NJ d. R.t tKENAUpE,s.
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w. Clybnrn, Kershaw. a-
Capt. Wiley Kelley d 3
). Daughters Darlington,
DIR. J. K. Dargan, Colum-
: : bia..,
G. ". Kelly Sumter
.5E: n ZH9Iearon;; 4 Darling,
Jas: V:SThomiippis;ocn, ipi;c Liber.
HSSS .t-ss ~ 10 rI;iiS
scel John 7 English dsa
&, Serv ts, Rio bland!
u. NJ Psdeu Chester. 4. !
r. brigham,
Mar ln Crawford, Ian.
caster.
Stevens I"
Il 81 Blair, ("
Jas. Wilson, York
j, j. Blackman, Geo.
Washington Allen, =
DR.. B. S@Lucas, Kershaw
|. w. F. George d Servant,
Russell Place.
John Brown, Liberty Hill,
*, Ala.
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still Later from Europe.
cARRTVAL OF THE AMERICA.

: IIAL1rAx, N. S.Sept. ,2s7-T The British and
North American Roy mail Steamship Ameri-
ca,5Capt:. W. C. Lang has just hove in
sight, and IS coming up. Her advices from
Liverpool are to the 10Th inst Three days la.
ter than those received by the Alps. o..
s HALiFAx,; Sept %. The Steamer America
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to Sept.
l6. ..s .,s..s,. ,..,.,...
The expedition against Sebastopol, numbering
700 vessels and 10 900 disciplined troops,
stood before Sebastopol on the 10th inst
News Of the Landing Of the troops was expect-
edgatI Yarna on the 10th. X 80 81.
Austria has officially notified the Western
Powers of the Cars refusal to treat on the
conditions proposed, and at the same. time
states, that she prefers still to maintain an arm.
edneutralty. ,,.,s.., ,..... ~ ,.;-.e;. :. u
Fit was reported that the Baltic feet was to
return to England, and that Sir Charles Napier
would resign his command. -. IA: q.
Adyices from China state that, owing TO- the
unsettled condition Of affairs, trade was CON-:
pletely stagnant. The threatened attack on
Canton, was still held in allegiance:
- : LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6.-Messrs. EMillgan,
Evans and Le,npriere quote Cotton in mode.
rate demand at prices favoring buyers. Sales
ofsthe week 1000 bales, including 1000 to
Speeulators and 7000to Exporters. Fair Or.
Teams, g Lid, 7SIiduiing 5 Id. Fair Upland,
Cd, Middling 5 l.Sd.
Bfeadstuffs lower. .as$A-
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MEMS and Youths Ready Made Clothing, the
N1 most extensive and desirable stock ever offered
in this market just opened at the Old Corner, by
Sept l9-tf E.s'W- B0NNEY.E
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RErALrArIv E.-The Liquor Law in Connec
ticut,a gone into operation has operated
somewhat singularly in Hartford and New
Haven, where the opponents of the law are in'
a asnumerial majority. saTo show proper re-
sentmenf 2 they shave refused to allow provis:
ion to-be made, according to the law, for the
sale ofspirits for omedisinal and mechanical
purposes. This is as much as to say, that if
Spirits are not to be used for drinking purposes
they MiEnot be used at.alI.. But as no great
calamitysw be suffered from such total excu:
sions sasfitwill ensure more thorough work in
the reform, and as rum drinkers will suffer most
or rather be most benefited by this retaiative
policy,t need not be lanented. There'are nu
merous substitutes atScommand for alcoholic
spirits, ingmedicinal usesand arts whichifthere
were necessity for them, would easily come
into use.-Puritan Recorder.
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ATTENTION ALT.

THE undersigned beg to call the attention their
l. friends and the public generally to the very
handsome assortment of goods, which, they are now
.eceiying, consisting in part as folows: .,,r::
@H @"H%se
10 Hhds best Brown Sugar
IL Bbls Clarified Sugar - 6.
6, ' Crashed do 49, =
s Powdered do.
25 Sacks Rio Coffee -.
l5 Laguira do. .r..sr, !.
20 Barrels New Orleans Molasses -,
35 Boxes Adamantire Candles ~
8 Tierces first quality Rice ~ q 2
Soap, Starch, Matches, dc. dc, asssgss l ,;
WINES AND LIQUORS. =
25 Baskets Heidsick Champagne ','''' ~;
s Geasler do: -. - :.
.@@:5 Fleur de rosa s;%
=: ~ ar. Casks "Otard" Brandy rs ~
half pipe do. 4, - zs':.s72shs =
so Bills. Common Whskey = ,sf5
20 -" Boston Rum -. = -r.- r.
Is " Old Rye, Hammond Whiskey -,
s." Bourbon d Union Hammond Whiskey
S " Hoselbocks g. do.
= {" Old Hourine q do.
ssas Or Casks Old Madeira Wine -
{" Sherry do. = IS -, H..
a Z" Z" Port do,
10 Cases, extra Claret do. ~ "a"
- Ge-ls lsial Mlslsey y...s = --.,a -.
10 Gals Lavender Brandy ,Sr q u ~ Z =
10 =" Cherry do. ...xSs :.
25 Cases Genuine "Schiedam Schnappsgs% Z II
g :" DR.. Green's" celebrated Bittera = y
Champagne Cider 's@. ~
Casks London Porter s>: - ~ -
; Tenneti q Falkirk Ale :
2 2Johnnnisbcrger Hook" ,>tz; ~
FANCY GROCERIES. S3
5 Cases Tomato, Walnut, and Mushroom Catsup
s Theoretically sealed Lobsters & Salmon.
Chests Superior Teas
lBbl. Butter Crackers !
/" Boston d.
Sugar do.
6. Soda do.
IL Boxes !" do. ...ss --s<r 49, a. So
Case Tamarinds - ~ ~'9Hs
Cases Brandy Fruits -Sjsss. a
Jams and Jellies >'s<' :
8 6" Assorted Preserves go -, :
200 lbs Eng. Walnut Pecan aud Brazil Nuts =
100 /" "Novieia" Almonds
100 " Bordeux" - do
:. Is ar. Boxes Raisins
l2 half do - -, : : q a. g..,s.=,,. ;.,S.s
Lemon Syrup and Lemon Sugar = fsiisg - -
= doz. Flavoring Extracts s3ssSt$
Sa.S Guava Jelly - Il,
9 q, Mustard, Eng. and American
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace and Cinnamon = q yss Z
-8D .4tG- ~ 0-o-D~-D 4
100 pieces Fancy Prints. 3 SS,..H
so Kerseys
200 pair Negro Blankets t..,ay
: 100 pieces Brown Homespun 80. -
so =" Bleachcd do s..
Is 4" Rock Island and Kentucky Jeans
30S,%.,atr Checked and Striped Goods
l2s" Silk Hkdfs.
S.s!a5f,-" cheap Head Hkdfs. -
3aas4l2 80 80 Muslin -. <: ~: !:
Letter, FOOLS Cap, and Bill Paper -,
:: Table and Pocket Cutlery (.
Segars and Tobacco. = ,&..s.. !.
u & M Cottn Plant ,.r-,; $50. --s s<S,..
Figaro =, - iss
8" Regalia al $50 per * .. i-.g.sss 81. <.
:. Ugues - T.:ss' y s5 fs,'st ~ ;
S" Sylvas at $40 per. N. J
x 10 Washington : 8
T~ll0 /" Imperals p - - ~ +T@s5EE::
8" Santiago =, .,-,afss .s.4
n" Various brands : - z Z
q 12 boxes sup. Tobacco - /. 4 = .ssFss. - O.
80 Gross fine cut ,do.:5; - = = - ssl@Es
s,ss;s, -s. ALSO, ..--=i+ - ~ : -
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ErsWe are authorized to announce SAM
&UEE SPENCE as a candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election. ~. -.
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r AIDES rich dress goods-Embroideries, Gloves,
IL Laces Curtain Muslns, &c, received and for sale
low at "the Old Corner" by % VS.
Sept l9-tf -, E. w. }BONNE9.g5.
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o. We are authorized to announce Rev.
JOHN R, JOY, as candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election. g. ~. -Sz5 -Sz5s
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@W We are authorized to announce JOHN
SMITH as a candidate. for /, Tax Colector,zat
the ensuing election. -..sr@,s,,s = zz;,s-
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GIVE are authorized to announce LAUGH
LIN McKINNON as Candidate for Tax
Collector, at the ensuing election. is$zs
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Afne lot Of Door Mats, Brooms, Buckets Tubs;
Baskets Do, &C., with great many articles toe nvs
merous 10 mention sl OF which will be sold exceed!
ing low for caah, 81 uponS1 mont to pune:
tual customers, Tut parties who do nd at least
ticles are warranted to be what we repre-
We hope by strict attention to business and
ing, to merit share of patronage.
MOORE & KUYKENDAIras
Ang. 90, =. 85 xsS Il = =
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- :S a. FRESH SUPPLY oFss
FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES

.3ey.z4g.,. Just receiving, consisting Of ...,g
II, 3 hhds. New orleans SUGARS .-ss.e
7 - -a' Muscovado DO as. .,. n
. SO barrels refined DO
+1o:sa crashed DO - D. -
~ 10 sacks Old Java COFFEE. -. ~
y <20sx.: Rio =, DO Z, 10. >: >,
s hhds West India MOLASSES
: 20 best New Orleans do -.
- so boxes Adamantine CANDLES .7e
20 80 superior Sperm DO - - 2
10 M I" Pearl Starch
a. No. l Soap.
4. 4 u Segars and Tobacco.
l.tt25 N SEGARS, of various brands . ~. -
. boxes Penn's TOBACCO
r 2 l" Young America DO 80.
q" Willis ~ DO ''' -
iss-2 e" 4CrownImperial DO 5.;y- ~ $, 4 4.
g" ARROW Twist DO o.i@.'-t.f
:: Wines and Liquors.
!. 30 barrels Rectifed WHISKEY
l,,aOi.I"! Old Rye DO 81, s,s... .ea
!. lhalEppe Pale Tennessee. BRANDY &.<...,.&. y
t Champagne DO
n Cognac DO
2squarter pipes Old Madeira WINE =
Together with every other article in the Grocery
line. III of which will sell at wholesale or retail
for cash. or punctual customers at as low prices as
they can be bought in this market. =.
0cAs. J. A. SCHRoCK. .
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900 pieces Negro Cloths, from l2a .tos.50 cents a
Il yard just opened the Old Gor,,era b
Sept l9-tf - j. !. q Es. W. BoNNEtYl: {.
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sTsnkH ~ v1 ~! .-As.. - -. - s
F'Ri E SIT yGiR. .p,sc E:Rs.l.El;:ss

THE subscriber has removed TO the Store oppoaits
Ia AIa. X. S. Mofrt, (ormcrly occupied by .SFs
Chambers where leis receiving a fresh seHppls of
= %FAAIILYsGR0CERIEs,s ,s7 ~
WINES and Lilo goRsis consisting inyParto I
New Orleans; Muscovadoan Clarified SUGARS =
Rio and Muscovado MOLASSES ~ ~ s...s,fc5 I.s
{ Sperm. .Adamautine, and ,Talow CANDLES -.
A full assortment Of -, 5
Pickles, Preserves, Sauces and Ketchup. best Hem
messy Brandy, Port Madeiraan Sherry Wines,Tr y =
u .-.Ssr. Togetherwitha Ia variety o! =. a
:. FANCY DRY GOODS, M easas
which will be sold at tleowest pricss and to which
the attention of purchasers respectfully invited.
aeYrGive me a. call Isam determines to sell cheap
- s,.S 20. D. r. PHEBLES.
Camden, Sept. s. 36 Z NJ "
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,CARPET, Bags Floor .Glo.Is, ,Crgmb Cloths &c.
~ just received at " the Old Corner!n - -.
Sept LETT. q. w B0NNEY.s
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& Land for Sale. /.
TINE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION,
i in the Fork of Lynches Creek, containing AIS
acres and about l25 acres of which is under cultva
ton we'll watered, ditched and drained and fences in
good repair the unceared land is well timbered some
marsh land which is excellent rangeor cattle. On the
premises are comfortable Dwelling House, and all
necessary out buildings. Persons wishing opurchase
would do we'll to call and examine for themselves.
.--=,;.. ,.......--.s g.s.,- JACOB ELLIS
Sept. &c, 1854. 40
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z. r. :, New Goods. 49,
A.. M.& R. KENNEDY are, now receieing their
IN. fall stock, and will be able TO- show mn eNten-
sve and handsome assortment Of desirable goodsdn q
few days. = = 4 -. ste---'S-9' :
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ssfai1e Law is aSe nate protec.i
tio.is al classes his only gives assurance
tSfthsSht6ous parent stiilas his Sons shall not.
steeyes setnsd d rafl ;saad hts sefoyed dassA.
.asss not erash into, welded life with beastiy
sdfanka wiif ,fend3e fes one long tors
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Ill persons indebted to the, Estatelof
enable me to effect settlement Of the Estate fhe
first Of January next. g. r. MfGLERa Adm
Plat Rock, July 2istss 1864 a. sss - z,
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ID ICEI Plaid Silks Brocade do, Mantillps, Tamas,
II DC. Just received at the "Old Corner"
Oct. 3. E-W. BONNEY.
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4 LL.WOOL Welch Plains, very heavy. Just open.
IA cd at tho sold Corner"
Oct, 4. E. W BONNEY.
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) ~ -,.sgsH%a Eautd de- OlOglie.a 50 sss ~
. 4 LARGE supplssof Glegslandls Cologne Pit
"A and Quart bottles received ss
Aug 2O-35 ..s. - s, q
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!W.B Fletcher, Flat Rock
John Ingretn, Hanging
notice to All Persons Owing Me.

John Cox, Ala.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-28
Fall Goods !!

THE subscriber has just returned from New York, with full and choice assortment of Goods in hIs line of business, adapted to the approach ing gseason--comprising everything which is new and desirable in style thatthe market affords, m -Cioths, Cdssinaeres and VeStings,-
 Having laid in an unusually large and varied assortment of Fall Goods, he is prepared to acc commudate the public with everything in the Clothing Line at short notice, aIlc on the most reasonable terms.
 His stock of Cloths is decidedly the largest ever brought into this market his assortment IS IS unusua lIy complete, and he will aim to keep well supplied with goods suitable to the season. Gas. simeres, of all the new styles may be found at his Emporium, and a splendid assortment o' Black Doeskins. Cassimeres, &c Also, Vestngs "a choice lot of fancy and black Silk and Satin, and what he considers ihe most elegant lot of fancy Silk Velveis and Plush Vestings. E These Goods will be made up in a style of workmanship not surpassed, and perfect his m
 His stock oi READY-MADE CLOTHING is the largest in this vicinity, and all tastes can be fitted on the most reasonable terms. Besides,
 An endless Variety of FGrnishing Goods,
 embracing large assortment Oi Shirts, Collars Stocks, Ties, CFavats, Scarfs, Gloves, GaDntie's' Hosiery, under ShiTts and Drawers, Suspenders' Handkerchefs, &c. &c.
 believe in the maxim that Goods well bought are already half sold. Ifany article which sell should prove deficient, pledge myself to make it good, if notified by the purchaser As expect to buy for cash, have decided to adopt the cash system as far as practicabe-and no account will he permitted to stand over six months
 TT Cutting done al short notice.
 Fall snd Winter Fashisns Just received.
 Sept as,h, lssA. a2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-28
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We have received the October num- Der and. like its predecessors. is filled with matters of interest and benefit to the ladies. It has twelve full page engrayiDgs. several anu sing and interes- ting stories, any quantity of ladies' patterns, and concludes with the .'Edi- tors Table"-well sT read, of course. Published by L. A. GoDEY, PhiIadel- phia, at three dollars per anum.
 We are also indebted to Mr. G. for a copy of his Gallery of Eugrav ings-a beautiful ornament for the center-table.
 Copies of the Lady'S Book and the Enquirer for one year may be had by remitting $S,50 to this office.