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TUE VACANT tiFGaFgc w. New YoRxy--BiSIl.
cp wainwright sscalcely coldin his grave before
the contest as 70 who will be his successor has
commenced 'mong High and Low ChuTchmeD.
Al the CoRyelili0hoC Is62bn election was only
had nller scores of ballolIngz--n majority Of tile
clergy uniformity yotns Tor High gCturchmar,
Nbls ihssLSilYas5 uniformly refused 10 CONCUR
Another paty propose to restore Dr. OndstlonE,
who was suspended ior cerlain immoral practices,
but thiP is replied 70 by onswDo signs hitnself "a
nemLeIof tile Convention which elected Dt, On.
detJOah but wlioyoted against hini,@ in R,tdther
ppchntilRhls manner. @etui time may be look.
ed for pS The Convention TO be held in October
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Wheeling, June goth 1851. - -.

ray y our 4dA06' f
Tax Payers will remember that the city tSXes tor
1884 Vele die on The FIRST day OF June. VIII ulnnon
all tho citizens SOON aud hope they will be prepared to
EIfISH -. w. @ SCOTT, Collector
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IlseyI9 N''f him .p9IN''

BAREELSviLLE, AlcShany Coz MAJ !,
L 'r1G ytftHng Nh gdiaf1 OutQbuf tttt6o3SA - -
sNtStIsE Sriatn a M6iettag DelI 6iIel I'm, 70
nrufnI j6u that this day hnds ME 10 the el6ynehk Of
good heaitl ny lSc or your HamhtobAt Itlelule aud
the Olssshea OF Oh. 4 ain enabled To- pnItue ~ daily
lUVOcatOnl 10 nenI ana lhtyS tteAt delo that lla
sHeled should Know the Iett CuTHuVc PoH otp 81 The
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BtsloIi. 49, F'''A
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N0TTOEl.

VNTM. T. SELBY, having conveyed and assigned 10
wv us Trustee all his property, zeal and personal
debts and Effects as ner deed recorded In the clerks Of
fec Of ohio county Virginia. notlceis hereby given that
the stock or Dry Goods is oeTed for sale at The store
TOOmin Wheeling heretofore occupied BY him, At edueed
prices loeoso touti and TO OIL persona Indebted 70 him
and Isl Il SelbT who have hesie employed by usto make
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REY. VERNON EsKRlbas, b. 5. ~ J

IA t5a,iB isqIl lPOR1sAoVIn,YG Va, AuI, Itasi,
gME JAZZ Rouhh-A Dear, sit While aHi, n SpSfal,
OPpVot to- patent nedlepesi ehhdOGF eQnpBI M ito
gSle lnut have great sOnhd9lEe IN The VlTu68 Oisnq
W used Il In my AnlI aud ~ dJSpePAls lg9a of Re.
lite, JiEIIeAs aud Lepetil ebi1 With Guile kueeeis
10 arAs my e8leIetEe oHeildst tAka pleas
ur6 IN iseclnsadhsl loils afleisd ~ zen.
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PrOVisions! Provisions!!
NTAYGHR & Go keep constantly on hand full supply
ll OF Meats, Vegetables, and ell Mml nj Pfoyiscns
aEI Produce for families and boats Itter and Eggs
no ID wStst street, formerly occupied as the fremont
Houto. 2 h'"HH .Et
0I-Roats Will Rrd It 10 their advantnse TO call.
y le3-tC .. " .'-H -. .FHF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
z=:==5aalV MOANING aEPI1ElI8ER 50. Ig5l.
rue law q Nsv1pnParrF ,

,.,, who ,io mol give express ilOiito to tie
9sSnsisrl les wislIng 10 'n'lnue they sub
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The ket that this property ls decided TO TTuytees in
T9sIdents or the nstet OF Columbia, for lo ben
Ell OF the Shareholders gverY Shprebpder receiving
IguefTe0type Worth So and Of tho very hnest quality,
tsShy eiSe tile high character and pOSltlOn Of those
aud the great aud Tenptaonhnd busi'
ness O Mr.. Whltehurs, he d6ems sulelent guarantees
v6rF rOise or this advertisement will be prompt.
Ard IiilIy performed ~ The pictures 10 be taken
30 among many Gllleeu capable oil pro-
duclDg pctuTes per diem Not more than my thou
sand tickets will hs sPldi, D. 4 ~ ,,..,,..
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EssitS ifSV(iE TaIfbSi.SIip
ios ao,''s E. tJ3y' wI'h'5t, wash
TlsigsSt aVlls4 Ss5Sa, yv2. New.
ion,tPb, ia ANt Gt Ssa iSllISi Nj
|. o., N4qlS9A, ikjss5tSr 4ba6iN W. sl,sle,
WeshinsloA Pa f5,ts i3,,s, u ~ .ft' I
The Political Atepa.=rll. d, AabsR, slapnt pu.
\, ,F9 BE-, ssegish RgTd'--Pi Ms Finley Rinlsyyllis,
EH'l9ffl ttif x 4tl iHapHf 81 ci4T i3ari4
TPs, Tlu@phs Of Genius. tc6arpsa KlSg,
MOnongah7la City, Pa, III
10 uspyy cIay,--rhOlNps n, MRennAn, Mash.
.ib5tonb Pa, oapdmam
freedom an lnole ptinOiple. -Citoge k Scott
Washlngton, PA. 'a,,i,, Il 'm ~
Comforting Degrees valellcloyy. p Edward l..
Bshleu, Wheeling, VA. - yH' ~ 3
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r. r. r.
AN INTERESTING CASE.

rgNO THOSE WHO TOUBT-Mr. Sylvanus l.,
a wel-known builder in the city Of Newly ork
worthy resident of the Ninth Ward, has been trou.
bled more less, for fifteen years, with Rheumatism
has finally been cured with r. r. RELIEF. In the
month Of December, lS52 he had severe attack
was confined to his bed for week. The Ready Re-
lief was applied ono night, and he was up about his
business the next morning. lie continued well until
the beginning Of April in 1853, when he wont to
Mamaroneck, to put up country seats where, by
exposure, he Frustrated with Fever and Aguc.
lie was treated according to the old mode Of treatment
which made him worse-came back to Now York.
took the Ready Relief and Regulators was curod en-
trely in thirty-six hours On or about the lst of
September, he was again attacked with Rheumatism
BY the advice Of neighbour. tried some home made
remedy, reckoned by the good housewife nevcr.fat
ing cure; but, unfortunately for tho worthy builder
did no good. He fingered in pain until Sunday, Sept
9TH, 6 p. NJ, when hc determined to give Railways
Ready Relief another trial lie sent to the residonce
of his snn.r.law. No. 76 Jane street, who constantly
keeps supply of the Ready Relief in his house, for
bottle. Ten minutes past six P. ~, ii was applied
at twenty minutes past six he FREQ from pain. On
Tuesday morning, the 9th of September hc called at
tho r. r r. Office, and stated that ho was entirely
curod, that ho would again throw aside the T.
R. R. at has always proved itself to mo Ready
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COMMERCIAL.
CharICstOM Market.

CnTroN--Rcceived the past week bv Rail
road $500 bales; by Waller and wagons, 1861
bales together 9,254 bales; corresponding
week last year, l0,5sl bales.) Exported in
the same time to foreign ports, lO,695 bales,
coastwise, 3,443 bales, making the total ex-
ports of the week, l4,23S bales, and leaving
on hand stock of II, ,97l bales; inclusive Of
s,944 bales on >hipboard not cleared; against
a stock of 81, ,0SS bales, a.:d i0,433 bales on
shipboard same time last year.
The total receipts since our last reports,
amount to Sl,l5S bales, against IO0,500
bales some time last Year, making a grand to-
tai from the lst September to the latest dates,
of l,8S9,e94 bales, against 2,532, ,49l bales
the same time last year, and 2,000,ll0 bales
the previous year.
We closed our last weekly review upon IL
quiet demand and at easier prices, than we
had reported at the early part of the week,
when owing to the Eurupa's advices then re.
ceived, there had boen a better inquiry, and
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containing propositions for settlement has ex-
tingushed the last hope of pacific adjust.
ment.
The Turkish fortfcations at Constantinople
are being carried on with vigor. The health
of the troops of the Sultan and of the forces
of the allied fleets is excellent, and no aPpre
tensions on this point are entertained.
Omer Pacha is concentrating his forces at
Widin.
As an evidence of the determination of the
British Government to prosecute the war with
all energy, the fact that Parliament has voted
/; for all the army and navy supplies asked for
is very significant. The Queen has also: by
by proclamation, forbidden the expectation of
arms or ammunition of any kind whatever.
The Lord Chamberlain of the Queen has
notified our Minister, Mr.. Buchanan, that he
may appear ct the levees or other places where
court etiquette is observed in any dress he
may see fit to wear.
The Greek insrurection has again broken
out in Macedonia and Thcssaly. 1t is stated
that 5000 men are now in arms.
The conduct of Austria is not satisfactory,
and it is stated that if she does not unequivo.
caly declare herself, Louis Napoleon will send
100000 men to her Italian frontier, and as
many troops to the frontier on the Rhine.
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sTST JOHNS SCHOOL.

e Rt. Rev T.sF. DAVIS, DID, TX onfelo Yisitots
q Rey. .. ID. MCCULLOUGH, u. Rector and
stfnctor in Christian Science and Bellies Lettres g
ID LEARY, A. 4, : Vice Rector aud Instlaie
ttor in Ancient Languages and History ~ - -
d. sR0S Instruct alhenaU jos and Nat,.s
raj Science. - - *
= Rev. E,zA: W GSER Instructor ins
partmeht. ~. q
SJaHE exercises of is Institution will be- resumed
X on the I'd day in FEBRUAR next -
Boys admitted over the age-of seyeIs years and
prepared for the Junior class in College; or they may
receive n thorough acadcmcal course either eassca
or English $50 * z
> There but one session, divided mo two terms Of
FIVE months each beginning on the$2d of February
and ending November 80. 3 = = 8
TERMS PER SESSION For Tuition and Board, inc.u-
ding washing, fuel, lights payable Seniid
pually in adudnce. % :. e. q: E5s
Entrance fee S25, for ,wliieH books and stationery
are furnished the student so long hcmay continle
in the institution. y ss. -Nr: -. s.gss
Advanced students desiring private rooms viii bcs
allowed them t the discretion Of The Rector) for an
extra chargeof $l5, TO pay for fuel lights &c
For further information apply for q
the Rector, at g sSpartanburg G. a., g:
Dec. 90, sFSB. 81 ssSsc y srx t,-iissss
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A CARD.

Since the Propretors' recent Laboratory enlarge
ments have allowed him to supply his numerous or:
ders for Lyons Katharon he has also introduced some
new Chemical atiinties which adds sill to the high
character Of this immensely po ular article for Curl
ing, Beautifying Preserving and Restorngthe Hair.
Let those now use, -
Who neyerused before, -
And sthoseswho always 'nsej =.
Now use the more. =
The Price is still 25 cents large botles md mny
be had at anystore in the United States. :. ;.
D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, 16l Broadway, N. Y - ..
Sold by every Druggist. in Camden. Haviland,
Harran Co., wholesale Agents. Charleston.
;. Get. 25- 43 If :,
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For the Camden Journal.
LAMENT OF THE LOVED.

BY " M.
i, ON THE DEATH OF J. K. ALEXANDER.
Father, he's gone no more you'll look upon
His open brow his noble manly air;
Mother the darling of your eyes is gone,
No more you'll see his soft and wavy hair,
!: Nor brush it gently from his forehead fair
Nor greet that smile that frightened everywhere
And that cast shades none.
Sister no more his laugh shall greet your ear,
Nomore, no more the music of his voice
Shall strike upon yourheart.strings, sweet and clear
Like song Of birds, that doth the day rejoice;
Gladhcss sprang up before him. as its choice; -
It's very element was that dear boys
Own nature-joyous e'er.
Dark, dark, indeed, the gloomy vale Of tears,
Through which the brokcn.hearled needs must go;
Ts said there's solace in the lapse Of years,
That time contains a balm for every woe;
1t cannot bc-it is not so-oh no
Slight is the solace that such can bestow,
Such cannot dry our tears.
But there is comfort aye, there is, in this,
That he was called not in his sins away,
That, far beyond the gloomy graves abyss,
Our hope for him lives in the climes OF day,
Whore with lis God, whose voice ho did obey
In carly youth, he lives, hclives for aye,
In bliss eternal bliss.
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Glenn SPRINGS
EE&f INSTITUTE.

ktRex efisio isiter.
Is: SIC evssaps1, 3
GEoEce BEsTos, aI1 !rnctcr in Mem
tai md Christians chef Sde,d languages
and History, - 3 49,. Srssss
Mrs BEXfpN. Nation - e, =. .z
tdr III Mifi,eiaa Natural Sci
- - q eneess sabd Antieht Eitcfai{ife
Prof. lsE, sLincdhnc Springf} In
att,IStef.iil heots and rtaefseiof Ma-,
Mis- q. Sc Ran. inst IL English. 49,
e ssosSoHsKt IEt r5ctrees in Drawing, Pai,t.
7sS ing, and, Assistant III Fl sncl.
.afss SOPHIA WARisy, lt-tsuctrc.s in English Brancl.
sea, and aseisthtst in Mathematics. Z, r.
Miss ELiSs PkATT, Assistant in Music and English.
M B. The cofps.issnot yet complete
HsIE dlpye Institution, located at Glenn Springs
{ partanbnrg District, S. c., will l.e opened
for pupils on The first Of February
next converting this.estnLshment intoa school
f6r you1g adies;J 5the buildings have been thu.
ropgb epairfd and huedup; and in furnishing
tenla aneW, NO; pains have been spared to make il, III
eYery respecg such home ~ parents would desire
for their da1glttes.- Particular attention has been
bestowed upon; the musical Instruments. and with n
large and efficient CORPS Of teachers, and thorough
course of studyit affords every advantage to he en-
joyed iin.anys simnr institution.
,applieanta are admitted, of any nge, over seven
years, pHd PEeed ilisuch class MS they may Le pre-
pared 10 join. = X o., .Ssi.s -
Tie selioastcyea will consist of.one session. di.
yided into twosterms Of five lhonthsseaei beginning
ON tlie lst ebrphry aud July. Vacation, DeecnI.
berand Januaty - - q. 90. =.
3 ,rates-Por2Ta and Board, including washing,
fuel lights, DC ;c, S per tern and there irlt Je
no extra charge except For Music $50 per
for Books Sheet Music, Drawing Nateliais,
tially ascd 3 - .
For further information sec = Prospecting which
nipy had by apply to the either Of
the Proprietofs 3 ~ &
Jan 3, y 80
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuges composed
OF Castor OIL Calome &C., not aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient, they 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 Hobensacks Medicines to which we ask the atten
ton Of all interested in their own we'll as their chill
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those of bilious type, should mako use
the only genuine Medicine Hohcnsack's Liver Pills
Be not aecsived but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the
signature Of the Proprietor, J. N. H0BENSACK, as
none else are genuine ~ as
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TELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE.
From, the Charleston Mercury.
Arrival of the Alps.

New York, March THE steamship
Alps has arrived from Liverpool, from which
place she left on the 18th of February.
The Cotton Market was active, the sales of
the week amounting to 10000 bales, of which
spectators took 81 900 and exporters 5000.
The quotations are, for fair Orleans 6 l-2, Mid
ding rs; Fair upands 6 ID; Middling
53.4
Western Canal Flour DOS; Ohio, Al; Ycl-
low and White Corn, Al. Lard, Rice and
Bacon are unchanged. Consols 81 l.2
No important change has taken place in the
Eastern question. The larger part of the al
lied fleets were ordered to remain in the Bos.
phorus. There had been no further operations
upon the Danube. Omar Pssha had hanged
two Greek spies. Kalafat was garrisoned by
$4,000 men. Gen. Auseph, who had com
mand of the Austrians at Citale, has been dis.
graced and sent to the Caucasus.
The British steamer Hydra, with some Turks
on board, went ashore near Sebastapol and was
siezed by the Russians. Russia is still endeav
vorng to impress upon her soldiers che holy
character of tie war, and they are told they
are on their way to rescue the sepulchfe Of
Christ from the infdels.
-. The Patriarch Of Moscow had delivered an
exciting discourse to the 7th Corps on their.
leaving the Danube. From Asia we learn that
the Russians had been again repulsed before
Sheftakia, with the loss of 1000 men.
The Prince of Servia had arrived at Vienna,
@&ithsthe object, as was supposed, of negotia;5
ting for the temporary occupation Of 'Servia by
Austrian troops.
The bark Bonny Bee from Savannah for ,Liv-
pool, was picked up off the coast of Ireland,
Swaterlegged. The crew had been twelve days
without food or water, and ten, including the
Master, had died Of Starvation The remainder,
seven in number were landed at S Yansea, and
were doing we'll. 49,.
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Relief for all complaints, whether Rheumatism, Dys-
entery, or Fever and Ag ue 1t has cured me of eac
Let those who doubt the efficacy of R. R. R.. try
it In few minutes it will work great change
pains it will instantly sop-diseases it will quickly
check, and the ca uses it will speedily remove
r. R. R. Office, l62 Fulton ST., N. Y.
N. B.-For Scrofua, Syphilis Female Complaints,
use R. R. Rcsolvent. For Irregularty, use Railways
Regulators.
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CoPARTNERsHlP..

THE undersigned bas this day nssociated with him
i in btsinessan d Camden, Mr.. 3: j. zKUYKEN.
DALI The btisines, viii hereafter &c conducted nn:
der the name and firm Of MOORE d KUfkEN-.
DALE 49, = 80 2. esssssss;ss
With splendid stock md strict attention 10 bus
fs,sss..-s-ssS - - W. c. MOORE.
AI YEbdsinsss having undergone charge, renders
Iit actually ecessary tbatal notes and accounts.
due previoust TO the first Of january 1854 should
be settled and trust that al indebted TO me will
give it their prompt and earliestattentiuiins
8. -. 80 =. =, W. C. MOO oflE. g
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AUCTION SALE.
Splendid EagHsh Standard Works, Beautiful Colo,ed
EmgraUings, Prints, dc.
CAPERS g. HEYWARD

VIII sell on TUESDAY, 4th April, at IL o'clock, at
their Sales Room, Second oor South side Of Adgers
wharf,
= A SPLENDID collection of CLASSICAL, HISTO.
~ RICAL. MEDICAL THEOLOGICAL and SCI
EYTIFIC WORKS; rs just received from the we'll
known house Of H. G. Bohn& & Co. London, late ship.
mcnt per bark Ellen and Austin.
ALSO.
BEAUTIFUL COLORED EN1RAVINGS, PRINTS
&C., from the same establishment.
The collection is large one, well selected, and sales
of The same will be continued from day to day until
the whole are sold.
Conditions, cash before delivery.
Catalogues to be had at our Office,
SOUTH SIDE ADGER'S WHARF.
Charleston, March TO- Ct
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Alartll 4.
Sherif's Sale.

pY ;rtuc of sundry writs Of Fier Facias to me
ID directed will sell before the Court House door
in Camden the first Monday in April next being
the sec,nd day of said month, the following property
TO wit:
~ o9o O onnr M 'e s.t
feet ant running back east hundred and sixtylour
feet; bounded on the north and east by Shannons
lots east by NJ w. Hunters lot and west by Large
ditch with Church street.
ALSO.
Two Billiard Tables and fixtures, with House and
Furniture &c. One fine Buggy and Harness and a fine
bay Horse, Levied on and to be sold as the property
of jams NJ Hunter at the the suits Of J. d. Win
ard, ct al vs. J. NJ Hunter.
March ii, 1854 $1,000 ts.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

- f.Ss SUCH AS - 5s :: ::
Blanket ard .Drab oNER-CoATS, Fancy Cashmere
PANTS, Velvet, Silk and Satin VESTS; = -
ALSO. .--1sIs| - - :.
20 dozen first quality Wool HATS q 80; -.
! case Albion DO. -,
j do Congress DO. :. ..-g.i. :.
4 do assorted Cashmere IDO.
l. do super6ne Silk DO.
i do CAPS, Plush, Cloth and Glazed & -: 2
l do UMBRELLAS. .-.ess' :,
HEAVY GROCERIES. Z,
hogsheads Muscovado and Cuba SUGARS
10 barrels first quality clarified DO ys=
Z" Coverings crashed > DO: 7=7s.,
20 bags Rio COFFEE llz.S.. r r.
10 = Java DO.
10 sixth boxes first quality Sperm CANDLES -
rs boxes Adamantne 49, DO.
To- do cheap SOAP -. azSs
l do fancy DO.
10 do Pearl STARCH
20 gross MATCHES
WINES AND LIQUORS.
IL baskets genuine Heidsick CHAMPAGNE.
do Demercier, %.
10 do first quality GLARET WINE
2 Or. casks Old SHERRY DO.
3 do do MADEIRA DO.
do do PORT DO.
4 do do MALAGA - DO. s>-.
1 case WINE BITTERS s, :.
.l-2 pipe " Old Otard" BRANDY
or. cass> Old Pale - DO.
-. do London Dock DO =
do Old Holland GIN ,s-.e-s..
cases Schiedam Schnaps DO.
cask old Bourbon WHISKEY
barrels Eagle DO.
20 do Old Rye Hammond DO -
so do Double Rcctiied DO.
Together with many other articles Which will be
sold exceedingly low Tor cash or short time
w. c. MOORE.
Camden, March 9. If
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South Carolina-Kcrsl,aw Districts.

South CarOlina-Kcrshaw Distrfct.
IN EQUITY. -
John Whitaker and Margaret r., his wife, Thomas
Lang, and Isabella s. McRa Is. W. ". Lang, Sa.
rah his wife, ct aL-BiN for Partitiono of Land.
# appearing to my satisfaction that William ".
l. Lang, and Sarah his wife, Serena c. Lang, Mary
f. Lang, Sallie W. Lang, Duncan NJ Lang, John B.
Lang, William Lang Kitty Lang, Scotia Lang Julia
NJ. McRa, Mary S. Mcta. Duncan Lang Thomas
Lang, Jr. John q. Lang, aud Theodore Lang defend.
ants in above stated case absent FROM and reside
without the limits of this State. 1t is ordered on mo-
ton of Caston Solr for compainants that they do
plead answeror demur 70 the above stated Bill within
three months from the date o. the publication hereof
or Judgment pro conesso will be ordered against theu
-. ,5,< w. IL. r. WORKMAN, G. i. KID.
March I, (Ss sol t.
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} NEW AND CHEAP GOODS: s
; FOR SALE by = ses q;
MOORE g. KJJYIxENDAIi,z.-

49, H1OI0ICE ~CV1sIAOl lI.IAEIN1I41II 41II1,slss
-,sxloo pieces .KERsEYs ~ ~ .s:4;i,ss
100 pair NEGRO BLANKETS .s,ey2s..i.,1s, q >
l00pieces bleached and brown SllIRTINGS y
: 100 80 FANCY PRINTS !s
~ l0s-s (" @Furnitura D0.Fyt: - i-sHrst.s -
3; % g FANCY MUSLiNS t4sl 80 g. ri s
r. i rs -" DELAINES and CASHMFRES isSsas.ss
-, - Rock Island J JEANS, all coloFs - ? :
r. - ~ BEDTICKINGsE - : - -
-.E-212 b Plain and Fancy j JE.ANS+ =
tsr 6 ss.tr2APRON CHECKS -
10 a. GINGIIAMS z:i-..6 = - * .z-.: J:
3 q superfne BROADCLO 9TH * yesys=
10 FANCY: FESTINGS ..,...:>--,.z
Cambrcs and Shawls, Silk and Linen TIandkerchiefs
and Ties Plaid Linseys and Fannes, Hosiery, Thread;
Needles, Pins Concord IN. C) Yarn, Sc. ~
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-14
Estate Sale.
A BOuT25N EGR 9ES s.,

"A D ~ u-l-A9-NEs K II - Il -
AND OTHER PROPERTY.
DY order Of James II. Wtherspoon, Ordinary of
- Lancaster District, will be sold on the 2sth of
March, 1854 at the late residence of Capt BENJAMIN
S. Massey, decd. on Twelve Mile Creek, the whole
PERSONAL ESTATE of said deceased, consisting of
about
THIRTY FIVE VALUABLE NEGROES.
Amng tho number are some very choice Negroes: A
very superior BLACKSMITH at every kind of work,
god WAGNER, Carriage Driver, superior Cook,
some No. Fellows and Girls. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
PLANTATION and SMITH TOOLS, about II head
HORSES and MULES. q large stock of CATTLE,
some very choice; also, HOGS. About 1000 bushels
CORY; quantity of FODDER three WAGONS,
one CARRIAGE, and many other articles of pro.
perty.
~ The sal, will commence on the 9th ut the
Home Place. and continue from day to day, until the
whole Estate is disposed Of
TEIas.-A credit until the first Of January next
purchasers giving notes with good surety with inter
est from day OF sale.
w. ]. CURETON, Admir-.
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