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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-05-13

gether conformaby that spirit Of peace and el
losship in which alone hope to realize the
full benefit of the great inheritance transmitted BY our
fathers.
was sincerely in favor of the legislation of 1850 In
reference to the be organized for our
listing Territories understood II was an abandonment
Of the offensive and irritating resolution Of the Wilrnot
proyso and in reference to the act for the surrender OF
tiyes from labor as concession Of the constitutional
duty Of the Federal authority to exert it's power In
behalf of the just interests Of the peculiar institutions
Of the Southern States INDUCED the expectation
that under any system of legislation any portion OF our
existing Territories would become the seats OF slavehod
ing States and content almost upon any terms to
question the discussion of which could result in no
good and from which much illfeeling sprung, with
drawn from before Congress- Beyond this the measures
of compromise did not CO. and principle can be larry
deduced from them authority for the new doctrine now
attempted to be foisted npon them Had the soil ana
climate Of the Territories been suspicious for the employ
ent of slave labor and the circumstances OF the South
ern States required further expansion Of the slave popu
lation, would have insisted upon fair paraon 10 she
last extremity Il entered into my conception that
in supporting the settlement Of $780, was surrenderng
valuable right and putting in effect the great Interests
of the South without the pale Of constitutional protection
nor, am persuaded such the understanding of the
country.
we consent in reference to the Territories and mat
tiers Immediately concerning domestic relations,
that Congress may ignore the institutions of the Southern
States how long will it be before the institutions
shall come to be ignored in relations with foreign
States? How far Is the doctrine Of non-ntervention to
90. II foreign State commits aggression upon the
property Of the sths Federal authority to
abstain from all interpretation in its behaf Are England
and France be invited under promises of impunty to
active operations in this field Of modern philanthropy
If our Chief Magistrate and those who aspire
succeed his honors insist upon denying this proper
ty all consideration at home, they viii find it difficult to
reconcile with this principle defence Of it against for
eign foe.
In the words Of familiar adsge, Gee nest que lie pre-
mier pas qui coute " and in my Judgment this will be
the first STEP the first fatal STEP in direction from which
Il will be impossible TO return IL win inaugurate
principle Of Federal policy that discrmnates against tbs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-12
VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Tract
Il Of Land on Big Lyches Creek, formerly owned
by Lovick Young deceased, lying in Kershaw and
Chesterfield Districts. containing between seven and
eight thousand acres.
Tho improvements consist of the settlement upon
the deceased resided at the time of his DEATH consist
ing of a Dwelling House, Gin House, Screw and all
necessary outbuildings, all in good repair Also ano-
tier settlement, with comfortable Dwelling House
and necessary outbudngs. There is also on the prem
ises, and convenient to both settlements, frstrate
Grst Mill, on never-failing stream.
This is conceded to he the most valuable and desira-
bic land on Lynces Creek, and its productivencss is
known to be unsurpassed by any other in the country
4 further description is nnecessary-purchasers are
invited to call and examine for themselves The land
will he sold in body divided osuit purchasers and
the terms mado liberal j. D. YOUNG.
Aug Is, 1854. 80
Sumter Banner, and Watchman, and Darlington
Flag will copy tothe amount of ten dollars and send
bills to this Office
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VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE.

THHE subscriber offers for sale valuable Tract of
l. LAND situated twenty miles north of Camden,
in Kershaw District, on Hanging Rock and Lick
Greeks The tract contains four hundred and seventy
three acres-about fifty acres of which fresh clear
ed land, in high state of cultivation. Nearly all
the balance is good productive land in woods land
good portion Of it excellent bottom land-wel adap-
ted to the growth Of cotton corn, wheat and other
grain.
Also comfortable Dwelling House. with the ne
cessary oubuildings, all new, with good Grst Mill
on the premises below the junction Of the above
named creeks.
There but few places in the up-country to CON-
pare with the locality of this tract regards fertility
health outlet range for stock and every other neces-
sary advantage.
ANY persons wishing to purchase are invited to call
upon the subscriber upon the premises and examine
for themselves. The land Will be sold upon liberal
terms. q. q. HALLE.
Sept l5. 81 If
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Lands for Sale.

WE offer for Sale the Plantation on which Jas. Til
w Ter resided at the time Of his death, lying on
Lynches Creek 90 miles east Of Camden, in Kershaw
and Darlington Districts, containing 1000 acres more
or less, with tolerable budings-2O0 acres cleared
Also, 40 acres Bottom Land in cultivation. We will
receive bids for said Land until lst Of December next
if not sold by that time it will be sold the goth De-
cember, 1854, at public SALE
Also, three other tracts Of Land, one lying in the
fork Of Lynches Creeks, containing six hundred acres
more or less-onc in Chesterfield District containing
400 acres and one OH Black River, in Kerslaw District
containing $50 acres more or less.
All the above named Lands will be sold at the late
residence of JAS Tcr decd any further information
wanting call on the subscribers.
Z. =. TILLER' THE Agents
August II, 1854 SO I'd
20" The Sumter Banner and Darlington Flag will
please copy till lst October and forward bills to this
Office.
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Camden School Association.
THE Exercises of this School will commence on
i Monday next the llth inst. Z
Sept s. 4sst@s.* 2St r
LAND FOR SALE.
II DEFER for sale THREE TRACTS (

IT OFFER for sale THREE TRACTS OF LAND
i lying in Clarke county, Mississippi, near depot
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and within few
hours travel of the Southern Railroad route from
Vicksburg to the Alabama State Line. ere long con-
Meeting itself with the Charleston road, and thus IN
time it will be the great thoroughare from the At
lantic to the Pacific Sa n.
The first Tract has over TOO acres, 400 hammock,
the balance rich creek bottom every acre of which lex
cept that which the creek through can be cult
yated, and will yield 1900 pounds Of cotton per
acre. and from 40 to so bushels of per acre. -.
The second Tract has 800 acres joins the aboveand
is equally as rich Each have beautiful sites for set.
Elements, commanding full view Of the whole.
The third Tract has $50 acres, 200 cleared. will
make 100 pounds of cotton, and 30 bushels of corn
per acre-Screw, Gin House, fine dwelling, &c.
The above lands lie near the village of Enterprise,
where there are two fine Academies. They are fine
watered well timbered the best of summer and win
ter range for Stock extensive outlets and as to health
and society, the country stands unsurpassed by any
other portion Of the "iSunny South."
There are many advantages here, which a notice OF
this kind would preclude-the fact is I have never
seen so fine country overlooked as this-has been.
Imagine bodies Of land lying in the sandhills be-
tween Columbia and Camden S. c., which will pro.
duce from 100 to 1900 pounds of cotton per acre. and
corn in the same proportions with all the blessings OF
pure water and good health for which those sandhls
are noted and the same will be realized here in the
country, and the Lands which now offer for sale.
Upon the whole, (and speak knowingly this is
the most desirable cotton region in the West will
only add that here the chidren's children will find
fertile "homesead' without the application Of Guano.
Payments easy-ttles ndisputable.
WILLIAM A. WARD.
Enterprise, Clarke Co., Miss, Sept S, 1S52.-2t
rS5.The Columbia Banner and Sumter Banner will
copy twice and send bills to JAS J. Dunlap Camden,
S. G.
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ORITUAR ".

Departed this life on the 6t inst at Iynches Creek
IN this District in the 18th year Of her age Mrs. SA.
- rAH e YOU'VE consort of Capt JOHN D.Y DUNG, and
daughter of the late ALEXANDER JoHEsoN, Of this
n placesss ri sstas,, Ssssis !, *. n. :, :.
Z Yesl Death, the relentless enemy of mankind has,
Eith ruthless hand snatched from our midst, one in
fsl bloom of youth and happiness few feetng
haSe passed since we saw her, fair and hap:
BY BRIDE look forward to long life, decked with all
pictures which youth and hope combine to
paint imagnations but cared the fell destroy
or for these visions? Slayedhe his hand when he saw
her young h5ars leap joy7 Spared he the ovor.
whsltnin blow 6ssguse fond hearts were beating for
herr MOI The great reaper notover the young
and tender blossom The bud tho bloom, and the
6ewef, alike fall beneath his sickle keen"
95zbd mother, o betsayed husband, and many
afactonate relatives and friends are thus called to
her whoee kind ind sander heart rendered
by all. sheis laid hinared dust there
~ to the sesurrectio loved friend is
now M beyond ths reach 81 caro- and sor.
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Eavnd for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his place. situated in
j. the southeastern part of Kershaw District. The
tract contains four hundred and three acres-aboGt
one hundred and twenty-five Of which arc cleared and
under cultivation, nearly all the balance is good farm
ing land and adapted to the cultivation cotton corn
wheat &c.
Amy person wishing to purchase good farm and
healthy residence in quiet, moral and intelligent
community, would do we'll to call soon aud examine
the premises JOHN r. SHAW.
Aug 90 1854 35
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safely housed, we trust in that better land where
himself soothes the weary soul to rest.
"Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north-wind's breath,
= And stars to set-but all =
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o Deathi
1--WE know when moons shall wane,
When summer-birds from iar shall cross the sea,
When autumn's hue shall tnge the golden grain
But who shall teach US when to look for thee?"
8 DIED--In Camden on the 26thS of August last,
Mrs. MARY A. MNroS, daughter Of John and Char
lotte Nickle, in the 34th year of her age. -
Mrs. MISToN attached herself to the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Oct 1889, since which time she
has continued faithful member, although deprived by
feeble health of the comfort of attending the means
of grace.
Her hand was ever open to the poor; whom she
fed clothed and sheltered, from christian principle
She four months confined to her bed, during the
past excessive warm season. and although her suffer-
ngs were great she bore them without murmur.-
She often sad 81 would live for my little children,
but if it please God am ready tog 60"
She leaves husband and FIVE children to mourn
their rreparable loss, but they mourn not without
comfort for they know by faith, she is gone to that
land where sickness, sorrow, pain and death cannot
enter.
tB- Columbia Banner please copy.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

I'D REGIMENT, s. c. NJ.
Camden, Sept 5, 1854.
A COURT MARTIAL for the trial Of defaulters at
n the Review this day. and the officers drill, and
for Militia or Patrol duty previously is hereby ordered
to be held in Camden on the second Saturday in Oc-
tober next.
The Court will consist Of Major Kirkland President,
Captains Mofiat, Workman, Sill, Nelson and Cook,
Members, Lieutenants Harris and Owens, Supernu-
meraries.
Captains or officers in command of Companies will
have their defauters warned to attend and furnish
the Court with the evidence of such notice.
o. By order Of COL TAYLOR.
THO. j. WARREN, Adiutant.
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FULLER's HAT STORE.

M THIS new and handsome EMPORIUM "A
sOF FASHION, situated few doors south 80
OF Mr.. A. M. Hunts United States Hotel, and near
the corner of Bridge and Richardson streets; is
complete Mr.. F. having had seven years experience
in the hating business in Columbia, deems it unnec
essary to say more than that he will have hand at
all times most thorough and completely assorted
stock of everything necessarily pertaining to
First-class Hat and Cap Establishment.
All of which he proposes to sell for CASH or on short
time as cheap as can be bought in the United States
eY- Sizes registered for customers Flats shaped to
fit the head Also, REPAIRING at short notice.
p W. FULLER, Manufacturing Halter, @
-" 2Ss Richardson street, Columbia, s. C. :
Aug. 20, s5 Am.
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HOOKING AHEAD!!!

VNHE undersigned has opened at the Old Corner,
i the MOST EXTENSIVE stock of Goods lie has
ever offered to the citizens of Camden and the sur
rounding country. He has selected from the most de-
srablc imporatons such Goods as he is satisfied are
well adapted to the wants of this community. Our
motto still is lou prices and quicE sales"
Sept. 10. E. W. BONNEY.
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Orangeburg Female Seminary.

ORkHScDuTS ECudic SUMMARY
Principal-Rev. I. S K LEGARE.
Assistants-Mr. F. ]. HAIR,
Mr.. L. B. GAY,
Miss H. A. HAIR,
Miss A. B. FEM.
Mr.. and Miss Hahr will instruct in Music, French,
Dancing, Painting, &c.
SNE Scholastic year consists Of two sessions Of five
l. months each. The longest vacation includes the
month Of July and part of August the short one, the
latter part Of December. All charges against pupils
will bo made from the time of commencing.
The first session for 1855 will commence on Wednes-
day. llth January next and will close on the llth
June; upon which the second session will Immediately
begin.
TERus.-Board, Washing, Fuel Lights, &c, and
Tuition in all its branches, except in Music French,
Drawing and Painting Sl00 for each session Of five
months, in advance.
Music and French when studied, each SIS per quar-.
ter Drawing and Painting SIS per quarter.
sfy" The exercises will commence on the 18th day
Of August.
For further information apply to the Principal at
Orangeburg 29-I
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New Business Establishment.

THE subscribers wish to inform the public general.
l. ly, that they have opened CARRIAGE SHOP
on the Robinson Road, l5t miles above Camden, and
are now prepared to attend to all orders in their line.
They will not be exceled in the quality Of their work
or reasonableness of their charges by any other estab-
lishment.
J. WARE, Wood-workman, and W. CocKEIN, Pain
terand Trimmer will give their undivided attention to
their departments, and all Blacksmith's work will be
done to order by competent workmen.
WARE & COCKE1N.
Sent 10 3T ly
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~ The citizens of feFlorida are engaged in the
discussion whether they shall remove the seat
of Government as the constitution provides
ssfor.5T allshassee, the present location, is two
s hupdreds miles from.th geographical centre of
the, State, and at least one hundred and fifty
miles from, theeentre of actual population.
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@s@ The. .CRops IN ESGLaSD.-The late English
papers all speaksof fine weather and abundant
! harvests throughout the whole Of tha: coun-
stry:5 The corn and wheat especially are repre-
sented as unusually fine, and in many places
the latter was being cut Oats aud hay too,
would yield largely, and-the only complaint is
a>of the potato rot, but this is far from general
ofsyerys serious.
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TINE undersigned would hereby inform fhe
i of Camden and the surrounding countfY ~
has opened an establishment as 81 5sjs
CLOCK AND WATcH-sEAzEE
in this place, inthe house tfortnerly occupied M
James Wilson, Merchant, and opposite Me-
alls store, where he proposes TO give
all those who may think proper 70 tagof hin
their patronage in his profession.
sF-All work in his line win be done with nekf9pss
and dispatch, and at the shortest notice. ~ Z
- CHARLES BeEENSCFE
Nav IL, 10 80 y, az - NJ
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MADsgDM Sc PRz
Madisou co aRty, Geds S

rTHANKFUL for the liberal patronage exts1ds9
j. my Spring. and feeling my entire inesp
their management, have arrsrged with A
GAGE Esu Of Mobile, Alabama, the pop 92s51e{
the "EUTAW HOUSE, to take an interest In nflicsq
The Hotel will be under his nanag geuieuts duT,
the approaching season. Mr. Cages high
as q Hotel Keeper eonnected with the fact thstthg
intends making Georgs his future home - syppef
guarantee that nothing will he wanting W.
management to give entire sstsfact ctiop, Ss,sx
The reputation Of this Watering Place Tor Sheeltn
saluLrity Of climate variety and efficacy
the comfort and beauty Of its improvements
rides eereeable WALKS and distant sxie4gS4
make it a popular resort during the Sutplne
end always insrres for it the finest eoelety - ss
The Hotel Will be kept In the best stf md
the aid of the fine market which the country c6nt
GUS furnishee the table VIII be second to
country. Ample arrangements exist for the seSt
rnodation OF families. q 81
The fine German Band from Gbarl leston, n hose M
sic vas so much admired last season, are engagea
again. One member of the Band VIII give leesolft -
Dancing, and another IN Music. segg 49,
The Springs are twenty-five miles from.
Georgia where two lines OF Stages are
mess to convey passengers. Persons leaving Aagps
ta or Atlanta by the morning train can llesp q
Springs. g g ~ s. ~ y 4. q
Rates of Board will be f.r seasonef four poplI
$40 per month three months, $26 per month
three months, $50 per month per day, 6Q
dren and servants half:price: Applie atio1s for
can be made to the undereigned per mat, ,fetqt9
Springs or to Mr.. Aaron Gage, Mobile Az
y -; =, ..Yss.. 4: 81 D, MATKEa
Madison Springs, Geos March, Asst
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MFRS. McCANDLESS

yNTILL commence the exercises of her Private
w School on the first Monday in October. All
parenrs desrous of entering their daughters are re-
quosted to make application by the 18th of septem
ber. 36-u,
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IN EQUITY--Kershaxk..

James B. Cureton and Mary, his wife, Va B. Boy
McCaa and Elizabeth, hswife ct al- etEiaof ncop@
firm sale of negroes and TO make sa5s
TT appearing to my satisfaction that BsB Boylfn Mo-
i Ca and Elizabeth McCaa, two Of the 20
the above Petition absent from and reside without
nor, sorfor Petitioners that they do plead answer
demur to the above Petition within three mouths from
the publication OF this order in default os
der pro confesso will be entered against them S
w. II. R. NORMAN, G K ID g
Comm'rs Office July g. 1854, $500 s2sk
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GIORN-SHELLERs, selfshnrpening Feed Cutters,
" "a new article) also, Patent Cylinder and Their.
mopeter Churns Meat Cutters aud Sausage Suffers.
Also, Hand Pows and Harrows for garden use. For
sale at the "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNEY.
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Ker.haWi, 8 N Eani,s.a ~

hHD40e'l VS. s'A10 ~ Bll ssfsals 81 i; land. LAM
Richard Stratford, ct al " -. . 20 ss 80
TT appearing tony satisfaction that STRAIT.
ford, George J. Stratford and John Stratford three
Of the defendants to tho above bill are
reside beyond the limits Of this State is ordered
motion Of Shannon, Solr for complainan they do
plead, answer or demur, to the above bi three
months of the publication hereof IN defaSlt ereof
an order pro confesso viii be entered agupst hnm s.
W. II. r. WORKMAN, GsFsy X D.
Comm'rs Office, July 3,ls54. q (($7.s0( % - 9
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''tz Tue Chick SPRINGs.-We have heard ru-
NOR that there was a proposition made the
Messrs Chick by the Roman Catholics to pur.
chase this watering place for school. We
like toseee schools springing up all over the
country, butwe dislike to see all of our water.
sss ing places converted into schools. This has
~ been doassat the Limestone Springs, and at
81 the Glenn; Springs. We hope it will not be
done at the Chick Springs There are other
Splaces which will answer just as we'll for seats
estof learning as these watering places. These
'@sspangs have high, Intrinsic value, as fash
- ionable watering places, when they have none
vas as seminary of f,learniDg. Let the Messrs
Chick hold on to this property, and still keep
Nsi open springsto the visitors who have so
= literally pntronzed them this season, and let
thesCatheIics locate their school somewhere
& ssefss, where it will flourish just as well as at
~ Chicks Springs Southern Patriot. ~
- - = - 80 - o -
SALE DAy.-Janneys Hotel was sold at public auc-
tion yesterday for the sum of 37,000.- W. S. Good
2 gp ESQ., was the purchaser March & Sharp Auc-
- Seventeen town lots, belonging to an estate, were
aFheelots were sold for $4,000. Messrs. Allen &
Phillips Auctionee Carolinsdn. 80, a.. G.
sJASNEY.-We dined yesterday with Janney-apart-
ing dinneras he is aboutto give uphis superintend-
@ ence of his hotel Wherever he may go, he carries
. with him the best wishes of hundreds who have par
taken Of his hospitality and good cheer. May pros
perity attend him. ID. .;a7 ~ E's;s"'% -
90 The Savannah e6riefsna been suspended in con-
sequence Of the prevailing sickness and the difficulty
of;obtainipg printers 1t will be Presumed when the
. s. epidemic ceases. - -
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a CARD.

MFR. SAMUEL SPENCE wishes respectfully to
lkl announce that lie intends to open an English
School u the town OF Camden, at the Camden Orphan
Society Academy, on Monday the I'd Of October next.
Sent l2 81
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,BuReLARY.-Two men were arrested in our
town on Monday last, for breaking into the
2 Boot and Shoe shop of Mr.. B. Dcrrer, one be-
ing taken in the store, having, forced the back
door with chisel his accomplice was also ta-
ken in close, nighborhood They call them.
sselyes Brown and Lyons, and answer the de.
4scripton Of fParkerand Fox, advertised as, having
broke Jail in Columbia short time since. This
is something new among US, chicken coops hav-
ing heretofore been the scenes ofopcration; but
such young men will fnd when they visit us a
more yigIant community than they give US
credit for Yorkoilk Miscellany.