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FOR RENT.
a NEW THREE~sTORY AND ATTIC
~ Brick House, situstsd on Sirth street. esstsids
near the corner Of M, No. asa. For PARTICULARS, In
quire of sattt n. M. MA0RUDER, gkta6
~ Dry Goods and Sbos Stare,
nov 25-eodts No ssb, Seventh street
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MRS. LOW.

MRS. Low, r
Manufacturer Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
PRINCES, Gimps, Cords and Tassels,
Fancy Buttons, Regalias, Military Trimmings, Ban
ners, Flags, DC, ~
Pennsylvania avenue, so,ah side, between eth aud
ION streets. No. 297.
an i3--lyeod
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wEAKNEss OF THE AExLRs

Strains and long continued pains cold, and
external injuries, are the chief causes Of this
malady. The muscles are relaxed, and IN
many cases making It difficult 10 move BY
free use Of Husrs LsxrSr, a certain cure
will he effected
Hunts Liniment IL sold by the Druggists
generally, throughout the United States
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
CHARLES ST0TT 4 CO.,
Corner Of Seventh st. and Pa. avenue, Ageuts
jan l0--2aw6m for Washington.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
4 IN BUILDING lots, and 10 houses,
lWO brick and Frame for sale on easy terms
Also, two stores 70 let on the csrner of It'll and
streets, Island. Apply % ,,,,,,
" Carpenter and Builder,
Cornsr Of Virginia avenue and I'd street.
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pIsRAsE or rHE sprNE

The vsrtebra Of the human system is liable,
from colds strains, and external injuries, 70
be drawn out Of shape, sometimes contracting
so as TO bend the body completely double,
and then again win take curve, distortinR
the body, making a hidsous form
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sHr Why is mail coach, behind time, like a
term used by logicians In argumentG s
Because It is a posttoo-ate (postulate)
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HUNTS LINIMENT.

And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec lH-eoRm w. ...I -.
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o9i AWAY New lork.
Price u per box; or, for the ooaveniencs Of those
residing where has mot been int oducsd "a YET, Il
will be forwarded BY mail prepaid, 70 sny one en-
closing "a letter-stamps, 10 any part Of he United
States except Oregon and California; rto these for
So stanps. 9Ega 1870 hf&
rE A liberal discount 70 dealers, ana iyered 10
New York city free Of expense.
nov lB--1y 44 tFNF NafNl aHIe el4 ~ lH
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MEpIcAL ADyERTisEn ENTs.
AYERS PILLs. .as 8 4.
wa For all the purposes VI q
slsnE Family Physic. ~

There has long existed . pub
lic demand for an effective Puu-
. gatiys Pill which could DO relied
on as sure and perfectly sale in
it's operation. This has been pro
pared 70 meet that demand, and
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Is caused by sudden wrenching Of the spine,
and produces violent and acute pains, making
Il very difficult for the person TO move. Il
should not be neglected, as the curvature Of
the spine is often brought on by neglect Of
this common complaint
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MI G. ENERY'S Granite Marble and
We Brown btone Yard, corner OF and Second
strestx Ofhoe on Second street, between Y and
stressa Rssidencs AIS + street, between Sixth and
Sevepth nov W
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-01-02
MUSICAL TUITION.

pRoFESSoR De VINE respectfully intimates that
Il being encouraged hy several families ls intends
fixing his residence in Camden, purposes giving les
sons after lst January in the theory and practice of
Music, including Vocal Music. English and Itaan,)
Piano Forte, Organ Mclodeou &C.. either at the Pu-
pills residence Or at his Music Room at the house Of
Mr.. McGandess.
Having devoted his whole life to his profession
(Which he has studied under some of the principal
English and Continental Masters) he hopes lie will be
enabledto gyethe most perfect satisfaction to those
who,may pursue their musical studies under his d
rection.z 3
The plan oftuitlon adopted is based on perfection
only in proportion there's smplcity"-its main OBJ
ject is to impart to students not merely superficial
but sound Theoretical as we'll practical education
inMusic with the least possible mental labor loss of
time and expense. andconstanty enforcing on the P
ano Fortestudent (among others) strict attention 10
those important points which really belong to first
rate performer, viz: proper position OF the hands
and arms, smooth and distinct touch. playing in time
aud with expression, proper system of ayerng &C.,
and doing entirely away with the old aud tedious plan
Of first learning all the notes. time table &C., fearful
task to many beginner who is not encouraged by
being set down to the instrument to play at the very
first lesson, without any previous musical knowledge
whatever. - - - s~@
C- 1t is desirable that those who may wish 10 take
lessons Should enter their once so to be-
gin with the present term.
References OF thefrst order can be produced Fur.
ther particulars may be known Of Mr. H. McCan-
dless. Jan. 2,-tf
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South Carolima---Kershaw District

By Join II. joy, Esquire Ordinary ofsatd District
NTHEREAS Thos. J. Cauthen applied to me for
w Letters of ADMINISTRATION on all and singular
the goods and chattlcs, rights and credits of War
rem Stewart in the West deceased
These are, therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said de-
ceased to be and appear before me at our next Ord
narys Court for the said District to lie holden at Ker
shaw Court House on the l2tfday of JAM next to
show cause if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
! Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day of
December, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty -four and in the seventy
,ninth,year of American Independence.
49,. q - JOHN r. JOY, o. X D.
: JAN 81, ct
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ATTENTION.!

MOT to any great Military orders, but attention
~ the WHOLE willie inform the citizens OF Cam
den that am permanently settled two doors above
~ Druckcr d Co.'s where keep constantly on hand
beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectncles,
Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaies, Ladies Com.
panuns, Card Gases, Knives, &c, de-. which he will
sell or the most reasonable terms for cash or to pune
tual customers. The trade Of any other kind is re
spectfuly declined
csY-Watchcs and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner and ell work warranted.
CHARLES ROFENSCHEN.
Nov. II. 4G II
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NEW BOOKS.

THINGS as they are in America, by Vim. Chambers.
Il Brushwood, picked up on the Continent, or last
summers trip to the Old World, by 0rville lIorwitz
Ma Motu or Reef Rovings in the South Seas.
Romantic Incidents of 'he Queens of England.
Lives Of the Queens Of England before the Norman
Conquest, by Mrs Hall:a
Leila Ada; What Not; Pride Of Life.
Ruth Hail. Songs of Zion; Zion Songstcr.
Billie Reading Book Toylor's Travels in Africa
General Notions of Chemistry, translated from the
French work of Peluze and Frcney.
Newsboy; Lamp Lighter; Fashion and Famine
Capt Cannot; Vincent Nolte.
Life Of Barnum &c.
Annals, Almanacs and Diaries for 1855.
Jan. 2,-tf A. YOUNG. q.
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FRITZ TREES.

TNRAVIS LISLES has now'on hand at his Nurse.
L ry in Union County, N. c., ten miles asst OF
Monroe, and nineteen west of Wadesborough, great
variety of FRUIT TREES consisting of the best kinds
known in the country, selected with great care, no
pains having been spared on the task -
Mr. Lislcs will be in Camden on the first day OF
February next, with a supply of Trees. Those wish
ing to purchase will please leave their orders with Mr.
T. W. Pegues, (at the Journal ohice,) who will show
testimonials from those who have purchased Trees
from Mr.. L.
Price $40 per hundred, delivered within 100 miles
of the Nursery. Dec %.
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s"s"nnah Tweed i, Admx'' Bill to sell Real Estate
W. & J. +. Adger ct al f"'
7 \ obedience to an order above stated case made
i bearing date December 9th, 1854, will offer for
sale at public outcry before the Court House door i'll
Camden, Oh the first Monday in February next (and
other sale-day, if not then disposed of) the
house and lot belonging to the estate of II L. Tweed
decd. situated on DeEalb street in said town OF Cam
den.
The Dwelling and outer buildings on said lot are
new and in good repair. The premises ccnsst.o -
town lots.
Tsrms.-So much cash rs will pay costs Of proceed
ings, balance on credit Of one and two years. with
interest from day Of SALE payable annually purchase
money to be secured by bond, with at least two good
approved surees, and mortgage of the premises.
". II. r. WORKMAN, G.. L. X. D
Dec. 81, 1851. If.
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EN EQUsTY---South Carolina, Her.
shaw District.
LAND FOR SALE.
Elizabeth Stovcr ct al,
. Bill for Partition.

as. ! Bill for Partition.
James Stovcr CT al J
n pursuance Of an order in above stated case made
a will offer for sale on the first Monday in Fcbrua-
ry next at public oucry before the Court House door
in Camden, the following portions Of the Real Estate
of Thomas Stover lately decd, viz:
One Tract of aud lying and being in Kersliaw Dis
trct, on Flat Rock Creek, containing about ia
more Or less. Not to be sold for less than seven dol
lars per acre.
One other Tract Of land in Lancaster District situa-
ted on Little Rocky Creek, Branch of Cedar Creek,
containing five hundred and two 502) acres more or
less Not to be sold for less than ten dollars per acre
Tsrms.--So much cash as will pay costs Of pro-
cecdings, balance Oh credit of one aud two years
bearing interest to be paid annually from day Of
lie, purchase money to he secured by hold. with at
least two good approved personal sarcties and q
mortgage OF the premises. Purchasers to pay :or
papers.
W. II. II. WORKMAN, c. E X. d.
Jan. 9, IS.
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rs DOLLARS REWARD.

y ANYWAY from the; subscriber, Oh the 3D. inst.
III negro man named FED Fed is about feet 8
or l0-inches high, weighs l45 or so lbs, about 81
years. of age speaks very quick when spokencn to- is
very much inclined to angl. and :sof brown color.
He had On, orcarred of with him. black and a-kind
Of tweeds coat, two pair of pantaloons aud an old
white fur hat. It is SUPPOSED heleit in company with
asnegro man named Cary, belonging Capt. John D
Moore. 1t is quite probable he is trying to make his
way to some free State, or aided olby some mean
white man or free negro.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension
and delivered to me- miles S. Il. of Whites Store,
Anson county, and about miles west CT Wades5oro,
orhis confinement in any Jail so that can get him a
gain.
ZILPTIA REDFEARN.
-,. T Or r'.-s@a l 1t
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soutl, Carolina-Kcrshaw District.
by, JOHN R. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

=. BY JOHN n. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
!" HEREAS Thos ]. Cauthen applied to me for
w Letters Of Administration on all and singular
the goods and chattes rights and credits Of Mrs. Caro-
line Dobbns in the West deceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all, and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before me at next Ordnary's
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the twelfth day of January next
to show cause, if any, why The said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 9th day Of
December in the year Of our Lord cne thousand eight
hundred and fifty four. and in the seventy.ninth year
of American independence
Jan. al JOHN Il. JOY, v. K. D.
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A pcsirahEc Escsitlc,sce Cor salc.

A Desirable Residence for Sale.
rENIIE Subscriber having determined to remove 10
a. the country, oilers his present residence in Cam.
den Cor sale. The House has been recently built, and
is in good rcpair-has eight capacious rooms, Bath
ing room, Pantry, Garret, and six closets. On the
premises all necessary outbudings, an excellent
we'll of water with good fixtures, large Flower Gar
den, with choice Shrubbcry Roses, &c. The location,
as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed.
To an carly applicant, n bargain will be given. To
those wishing to purchase, tic premises will be shown
at any tlnc ". J. M'kAIN.
Oct IL tf-42
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Administrators Sale.

I DY order Of the Court Of Ordinary, will be sold at
ID the late residence of Benjamin Netles on FRI
day the twelfth day OF January inst between the legal
hours Of salc all the personal property of sail de-
ceased, consisting Of Cattle, (somc fine milch cows)
agood two horse wagon, mule corn fodder, pania
lion utensils, House old and Kitchen furniture &C.
Terms Of Sale.-All sums Of ten dollars and under,
cash. that amount credit until the first day Of
January 1856, notes with approved sccnYity, interest
from day OF sale. JOHN ROSSER, Admr.
JAN g Is
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

WEarc now prepared TO nttily our friends in town
w and its vicinity, that We have received a full
assortment Of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this
market, and will receive more with every train, viz
All sorts of Day GOODS, as plain aud Cotton,
Cotton and Worsted and all wostcd Goods Silks and
Ribbons, Pantaloon Stria, Broad Cloths, Linens Ia
bic Cloths, Shawls Manllcs and Mantillas Embroide-
rics, CarpctnSs &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions
GROCERIES. Of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutie
ry, Earhcn and Chinawarc, Saddlcry; Woodward
Shoes and Boots Hats, Caps and Bonncs, Hosiery,
&C. &C.
Thanking the public in general Cor their kind pat
ronage up to this timc we promise 10 try to mcri
their further confidence.
Tcrms-ClIAELESroN PRICES.
NJ DRUCKER & co.
Camden Nov. Is. If
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Notice.

AS A. G. BASKIN Esq. has made an assignment
to OF his fees costs notes. books furniture &c. for
the benefit Of creditors, dated 18th December, 1854.
All persons, who have claims against him, and arc
willing to accept Of Dividend according to the terms
Of his assignment will present and establish the
or before the first day Of February next.
All persons indebted to him by note or otherwise,
for fees and COSTS hereby notified that his papers
are in my hands for collection. Prompt payment is
earnestly requested
JAM 2,-lm. W. THURLOW CASTON,
Assignee.
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South, CaroliHa--KcrsE.av District.

South CaToliEia---kcrSIAax District.
BY join r. JOY Esquire, Ordinary of said Ei'trict
WHEREAS, Banyan Payne of Tennessee applied
w to me for Letters of Administration OH all and
singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of
'Zachaliah Payne, late of Mississippi, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all, and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased
to be and appear before me at our next Orainary's
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the seventeenth day of January inst
to show cause if any, why the suid administration
Should not be granted. ~
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty second
day Of December in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty.four and in the
seventy y-ninth year Of American Independence
JOHN r. JOY. o X. d.
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NOTICE.
To the Creditors Of Moore & kuykendal

AND W. G. MOORE.
A assignment of the Stock in Trade, Effects and
~ Assets Of Moore Kuykendal and W. G. Moore
having been made to me, dated December 0, 1854, in
which, after certain preferred creditors therein named,
provision is made betore general distribution there
of) for such of the partnership creditors of Moore
Kuykendal and of W. C. Moore as will come in with.
in sixty days after date Of said assignment signify
their assent to the terms of the same, execute re-
leases of their respective debts remaining due after re.
c.iving their proporonate dividends under said clause
Notice is hereby given to snch of the creditors Of
Moore e. Kuykendal and W. c. Moore as intend to
avail themselves Of the benefit of the said provisions,
to render in their claims and comply with the aore-
said terms and stpuations within the time limited, or
they will be debarred the benefit of the same
With respect to tho same address me at Camden
S. G.
JAS. !. VILLEplGUE, Assignee.
Dec. IT, 1854. 81
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LAND FOE SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his tract Of land stna.
l. ted in Kershaw District, Oh waters Of Twenty-Five
mile Creek, few miles below its junction with Bear,
within II or Is miles of Camden, and 10 Of the Char
lotte Rail Road. The place is woodland except 20
aclcs well watered and admirably adapted to the cul-
ture of corn and cotton
For terms &C. which will be made accommodating,
apply 10 me in Columbia. l will also show the place
to any wishing to sec it.
Dec 23,-5t. THOMAS CULLEN.
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HIGHLY InIPRoyED. AND CeE9RED
DAGUERREOTYPES.
sAMEs p. ,s,HE.ETTs.
FOR a FEW DAYS oLNY.

tn AS the pleasure OF informing the Ladies ard
Ill gentlemen of Camden, that he has opened his
GALLERY at the rooms alovethc Post Olfce,recent-
ly occupied by Dr.. AcCaa, for few days, where lie is
now prepared to execute every variety and style of
DAGUERREGTYPE
Pictures taken at tho low price Of $l.5O aud up
wards according to size aud qnnlity Of frame or case.
All orc invited TO call and examine specimens. -
Dec. 3, 49 tt.
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A NJ. & r: skENNEDY would? call attention to /
IL large Stack of Cloths Cassimeres, Satineftys
Jeans. Kcrseys, Iinscys, Fanucls Dhllkets sc'
will he sold at the lowest prices. ,
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ELECTION NOTICE.
South CarOliHsl--AcrsIa;a District,

Office Court of Common Pleas md General Sessions.
T N. NAUDIN, Clerk of the said Court, in purs,l-
IL auce Of the directions Of the Act Of the Legisla
ture, in such made and provided do hereby give
public notice. that an election for Sheriff for Kersliw
District will be held OH Monday the 22d day of Jauua
ry next at the usual places of election throughout the
District to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resgna
ton Of the present incumbent.
Witness my hand at Camden this Goth day OF De.
ccmber 4. d. 1854. and in the 10Th year of the
Independence of the United States Of America.
N. NAUDIN, c. c +. & G. S.
Dec. 90, 50 to-
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List Of Letters
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Camden S.

DEMAISING in the Post Office at Camden s. c.
III January lst 1855. y3.l.
A-Albert Burrell -.
B.-Black, d. w; Burke d Mccormick: Bruner.
Sullivan & Co.; Bracy J. NJ. (2); Butter, c. A; Ben
son, Mrs; Baker, E B.; Bailey, Charles (2)
Us. (26 Clarke Thomas; Christmas, Mrs. Parmelia;
Cook, Mrs. Sarah; Condict j. E. (2)
D.-Douglas. Isabel; Davis j. I. (2)
E-z-EHis, Jacob; Ellis, Elizabeth; Ellis, Mary E.;
Z Ellis, P. H; Ellis, Peter H. =,
9 ,F-Farrar, 5Wm,; Faulkner Samuel; Fox, Gin
z G.-Gibson, II. IS; Graham, Rev. r.; Clifford,
E. ~ NJ -,
,H--Hamlet, Frank; Higgins, MsssJane B.; Hig-
gins, Miss NJ. S.. 81 .-.a& 81 - .
Jones, Mary j.; johnson. Miss Jane
K,-key, Miss Frances Kirkland, John Kelly, W
I.-Lockhart, Mrs s.; Lockhart Mrs. Z. j.
M.-McCall, Miss Carrie; Morgan, Rev. g.; Mil
tops Miss " a. (S;) sMcKinnon Mr.; Mizell Brown
& Co; McKinnon, Charles az Mcllwain, Capt. W..
Mungo, Wm.; NcKaskill, Daniel; Marshal, Joseph; !;
McKaskilI, Kennoth; McKaskll, John; Nun, j. C.;
N.-Naylor, Susan; Nelson, j. T: Nichols Jas. II.
R.-Roe Elvirn; Rodgers, Jefferson; Riehbourg.
Mary NJ; Rembert j. E.; dodgers. Shadrach (9G
Richardson, Mattha; Roberts, H. G.
:, S-Sanders, .Wm. NJ; Spence, Samuel; Shaylor,
S. T.; Smith, Mary Ann Smith, NJ; Shiyer, George;
Sanders WINS Spann, W. T.. Sanders. DR.. S. H. (2);
Stratford, George; Steedman, Miss Ellen R.; Shiver,
c. zs.s :. :-,ss.-s Z.
T.-Talbirt, VIM; Taylor, VIM; Turner, l. A. ".
-sW.-Wilson, Wm.; Walker, Miss Frances Walker
j. NJ; Wilson, j.; Wooten Mrs. E. A; Watson, Gas
aY?-Young, Mary AZ; Young, R. W; Yarboroug
Wilson j., il. E-@:s =. SO,
w Persons calling for the above letters will please
they are advertised, T.. W. PEGUES, P. NJ.
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HATS AND CAPS At COST.

THE subscribers having determined to di.cpntinnc
L. this part OF their business, will dispose OF the re-
maiuder CT their stock Of Hats and Caps at cost o,
cash. or at a very small advance Oh time. = =: -
An exam nation of their stock and PRICES will at
once convince any one desroIs of purchasing that it
will be decidedly to his interest 10 buy OF them.
Goods of like quality have aer been offered at such
loH: prices Among them may he found line and lash.
ionabe MOLESKlN AND BEAVER, also, ~ good
article of PLANTATION. HATS. 49,, sI..-8 <.
Nov. 2l-tf WORKMAN d co.
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ASESSO

TEdE undersigned will continue togsc goods at the
i cod Corner on the most favorable terms for
cash, or on credit Of one year. The above termswll
be strictly complied WITH and no gocdssold for long
erS.me Persons who shavezL Lceu indebted for "a or
36months are earnestiySrequested to pay up by the
middle of February. Those who disregard this notice
will most certainly find their notes and accounts in the
hands of ain attorney for colle ton if arranged be-
fore eretunl' day. F. ". 'BONNEY. -
Jap.s2, 1885, 49, - L Il.
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THE GREENygEEE
BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGI

rNIIIS INSTITUTION, recently established by the
Il stare Baptist Convention O. South Carolina. and
governed by the Board of Trustees of the Furman
University, wllgo incorporation the frsto FsLru
arg nstt under full Corps of competent Instructors
and at the usual rates Of Tuition Board can be OBJ
tanned for Students on application to the undersigned
RICHARD FURMAN,
- - G. J ELFORD,
81. E..:, ~ esSHP. C.. EDWA ARDS,
,,.-slss -. 70. IT. B. ROBERTS,
T. P. BROCkAfAN,
P. L. DUNCAN,
.s--+ Executive Committee
Jan.2,, @asta rs st.
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Roads.

d. LATT TAs,nadea eapplication to Council for License
he No. 2, to retail Spirituous Liquors at his Store
on Broad Street.
Secutites.-C. Matheson, and John NJ. DeSaussure.
Recommended by James Conrer j. d Murray, and
c. l., Chatten &c II. DAVIS, Town Recorder 8
Jan. 2, ISL IT,