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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
eTsFY n. IrtDs. Aaetionter-By II II. LErDs & Co
On SATURDAY, April :, at lO1 o'clock, at the

4 IN Fl UKDA1 7, Aprl ., at IU5 tIVCh, al Inc
~ ,.,srcom No 70 Nss.sn-st:
HOU.EBOLD observation-disclosures for convenience
Of corsns Of suites Of rieh rosewood ard nah Far
ntue bfecat.e and haTeoth. fancy Chain. Bed
s,stds bstfesss feather B'os Arm hairs vi rors Cur
sps Desks Pictures iron Bsdses6s Croctery Pier and Con-
ter T.b,, Ofe. re.ks Carpet Of every hind MI Cloths
carved Book Cases Sofas and other goods foil descr
tou in the cst.losuts
Atl2 o'clock of the sslesocm No 10 Sss.su
sps pdid ospple Messenger Horse ~ hants high
7yeus old this spring; very fast aud perfey tod .nd
diver for soy sebsmso; food saddle h'rss an1
il Perfectly ps.ve to seet roses sd w every respect
valuable fsni, horse. Warranted iouno and sind
Ore be ,ufol Irdsn Canadian roLy II hands nigh ye.
oc and perfectly lind and in hsrn." i
,efde hone b.vns been usd eisht months BY invs
yourg lazy The informed and heievs that he 1as
been In harness in nibuiss sn1 80 sec nta
Aio open Road Bury msde ~ OF the bet city
makers and city sde Baress both nearly and te
sotd Car be CoLki. ssb Of lb;h a. and
4h s and font Of BY II O'Clock the mOrnins
ofss'e
fact
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KrNp Aucti"neer.
FURNITURE, PIANO FORfES, &c.-IHlS
Il DAY s.turdsyl at ~ e'eloes ., No s. s.sso'
Of. doors Fulton KEMP will eel 81 sne.
above. large assortment OF New and seeon5 h.ad
Furniture Piano Fort.s Csrpets Mirrors OIL Psnunss &c,
which are well woIiby OF the notice OF hou'eheepen
Ca,acsues on the morning OF sale.
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CR MILLER Co, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE of the FARM aud
II COUNTRY-sEAT Of the late eminent se1pto'
ThOM-n the property Of the Asur Estate situated IN
CNkown Rtellsd County, with about IS acre. OF good
Land there spensid llleDs,h statue OF Wnniortoa
eut IN br iope standing In 0nt Of the house WIZ be
soId on FRIDAY April IS " 10 ,ocb Merchants EK
chsrte. For terms Sc apply to C. r. MILLER Co.,
Auetiopees No 1875 BfosdSay.
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IREAT CHANCE at SHORT NOTICE.-A

VI Farm AUCTION fro ,iipr and djoiurl tbs aai'on
Rv.I -est ,hor- within few minutes. ..ls Of the stem
view Of and Villages Mountain ao1s Ne
vs and ,rov.s bur and hshol Iounds sooc healthy vs.
ter wood hut nuts Portable bndipA and every con
bnee-'coo lard any the river To ne sod al paohe
Ntncae on be Miss together with al the pesonA pop
cry. On THURSDAY the 18th day OF April lsso. 81 10
oehet Civ and country attention sohe,t-d -, menus
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CtPREME COURT.-CTY and COUNTY Of
= rEw-yoaK-,AxUEL T. CaILDs nd VILLA
s.a1. ssa1a PATRICK LACY and NABY, bis wife, JOHN
I. baUES, sLs FRANCES his stfs. 0svA O etartsy,
Jo. nes Bssh Of the Uaioo 10 the City Of New
Yors D.nisl Miller, JOseph Price, President Of The
O tai Bark 10 the City Of New York. John Pstterson,
Lue,s Hart Benry Boptns Jsmes aopkns, George o. Rob
.IIon r. bert Co6et Frssers Rsdela John W. aamssy,
i,r i.lisf Com ssIved To the DsfsoAsnts
tsms3 Yo1 are hereby summoned and repaired answer
70. eou plant Ia this seon which sled the ocs u tho
Cs 4 tho City ard Cosety Of ssvYoft Il the City Hu
70 sJd fss heh ps<s fled the twenty eighth
ds 81 December obs bosssDd eight hundred and aHy ur
ar ~ Of yoar the sid compliant
vltci HE efes st No IS Chanbeu o. In ~
ey lin Twenty dsys ster the ssrvies Of tho
yea 4 hs dsy Of sueh servee; snd yes fail -
the aid complaint within the time sbsesd the p'stn
ina 10 tbs etsn ~i apply the Court for tho relief ~
u,.o,s IN the ocr ysint-Dsted December y 1884
PHILiP slLsfAU3H. Any. for flsatin Is Chsmbers -
rhI
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Remopais,

DEMOVED.-BR0WN & Co. have removed
III th.r pI.e, OF buss,. to No 10 VEST BaOAOWAY,
crrr.t. hi,eu ~hsre Will conttpue the UP SOL-
sTEkY business Whle,s retail dealers IN Astresss
Cush'ors Passss Feather add str<s Sets ssesaf s,f
Get soous Hoss. steamships, sns stean1oss N pi'-i
". hel lave eHly solicit the Puohe 70 ca, snd .f
anime prices reasonable, aud oar motto -
" "a sll profits AZ quick retarnh" Z. 5hJNN
Nc. - Meet hro.fw-y Z y khOC l..
l(ENUt Al.-Ihc undersigned, 6o~ gelhstate<
III the old No 49, s-osdvsy wi 10 tse -ss
Of Esf1ed In the circles o. ioe ushe %
iesvor .hc Of tne avon OF bis nune'ce
esrups positive determination shere stnctiy
Cash ssss suet Moderate charges 10 70 ceiev-d, %
prem ready scquiesenee tie consulting tssn
her Interest WI JENNINGS Draper and f.,lcr
NJ ~ srcssvsy ~ .ccr sso-s the as-o- 1c-ss
DFMONAL.-A. ID. GALE, Manufacturer and
H Wholesale Desler in BOOTS md SHOES has reDos>d
No ~ B..susr shout h'ee ninut-s YAH from ID.
Fop.- Tee trade ssrsrsy Is respectfully invited
ell Ard .r.rir-. u GALE so - B.~smsnsL, Y.
DTMOyAL.-STORRS BROTHERS have re-
III moved hou No IS c.dsrst to No 81 ves-y-st
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ALBEIT u NicoLAY, Auctionesr.
A pCOI IITE SAL r of VALUABLE PROP

4 BSOLUTE SALE of VALUABLE PROP-
IA ERTY on sECOND-AV 18Th $50 and TIL SIS
ALBERT Il NICOLAY will cell on TUESDAY, April 10,
1855 at " O'Clock at the Merchant Exchange n Y
srcoyD The story br'ct House and Lot NO 5fs
% sy Lot 25I %; House 25Kis and rents for
$500 remain bond and for term Of
ye,Ts Jiue iLtspushle
Posry rrIH The sstory PHILADELPHIA snet House
Lot No lie 45h IT between 6rosdw way and oh av lot
ia ice feet House II feet inches BY 81 feet finished 10
with marble mantles hot Al cold baths &c Terms
easy ard tile perfect . 800, ,oo
FFIYTHKDsT Four Lots the north side Of SD d 4N
feet stb 2x0 feet each These Lots are sdns
bly, ,u. fr immediate improvement Terms easy and title
uDqp estoDable
Orr HUNDRED FrGHTH-sr One Lot on the north
tide of l(sth o., les ct east of Road feet
by feet inches Terms easy and title indsput,be For
full particulars apply to the Auetoneet, NO 1bro.d ..
4 UCTION NOTICE.-BOOTS and SHOES
IA would call attention to the large spring Sale Of bout
HOCAsEs aptsd the at the 81 D. GALE,
No "a Beekmsn TUESDAY 10Th Of April ct 10 O'Clock,
N B-A eral assortment for private sale, at the
lowsst rates bv A. d. GALE, 81 Beehmsnst.
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ANTHONY .. BLEgcKEE. Aucuoneer.
nj

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, near
N sCAR5DALE, Westchester County. at Auction.-A
BLEECKER viii sell at auction. on SATURDAY, April 7.
1855 st IL M the Merchants E1ehalge the following
very desirable property viz
The desirable Country Seat Of VIM sehotts situated In
tie County Of Wenehster miles ffom the scn:dae depot
the bsrlem Raro, and 81 miles from the New Haven
Rosd DEPOT New Rochelle The place contains about 50
OF choice Land suitably divided into meadow, tsole
and land The Buildings consist Of tine large house
filled with BRICK bish ceilings marble m.ntles cornced
and oIssmeDed walls piazza front and &C. good sized
Barr and She ds attached theeto good Csrriaxe ouse
Ps House. and other Out Baildnss all built 10
style having be built only nee for the
owners by day. The house .itu.tei 10 bead
fu Of acres laid out In carriage paths cont.inos
ell varieties OF the beet grated fruit besides 100 evergreen
bordering tho csuge paths In toe awn is beautiful
,sroen containing laid out 10 p.ihs circles &c.
There fine Of water running through tbs ace
short distance from the house, upon which fee hsh and
ice pond containing trout and other fresh water fish.
The OF this high and commanding and 10
allow ed be the btaithien portion OF wecnesrer couny
Foi further particulars apply to ANTHONY }. bLEEChEh
Auction, er. No 7 Srohd 81, N. (xOl)
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IMPORTANT SAIL az PPOPFRTY on 4th.
st'ns he Whole front the esserly eide thereof be
tween I'd sne a<ih SIS 10 be sold Merchants Ekehans
81 I? eeloeh the lh INST By order Of the 5aprems
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ceaal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur.
the SsSn e % .s.S o 6Is P.oaoScgI
the City Of New York deceased TO present me sam,
P,droSetii' Ne si7 Grsnd:t in the cy Of New YoTs
OF before the t~,ntieth day Of June ner.-Dstsd Se~f"
CArHARlNE PEDRoNCELLI.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
oihs ooun,y Of sSfe ss,sSy 60 .
Of the City Of New York deceased prs.en, the same With
cq" ',sP 70 a. is S , NE osi OF on be-
fore the day May neHDsed New YORK; the twesty'
O2s i.wsms JOIN BAHMANN. Iieea'o"
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
n. fs.s Of ssr yoit oa is .rSgs
CIV Of Newyo de.ssss to present the sans With ySncs-
s = 81 iss sss;
D ,. .-s1 as1 the 'n E s.i WiT Ti
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
III; CGo"y of S.. .S W Hil
Of the Guy OF SewYors deceased to present the came with
=. Ct. rs. sssS to the ii. cy
twenty fourth day Of Ap y eeII-p.'ed Nswfors' me
'" .a i.~s% ny O o''' join ROBINSON Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of s Giant, of ...S. sf sfif' .,sS I; 81
lat. Of the cs 81 YOt decesed to present. tho came,
e sSGss, S sss: & IL 'ss
ss.y@. on or before The third day Of July ss1I-D'''A
s2RfHoLoakw oAyrSEY, E1'sos0ra
d,o Iswsms.t'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate
p,r.on. b,,iS, ei.m. .,.r% FaEDERicK A. dEsaXRD.
lib y ,oas s her-o 70 ,Ss :Ssc| he oe. Of Fsd
slayer No 81 Bro.dwsy In the City Of New YORK on OF
b.or. the ,a day Of August nsr,-Dss'd New YORK. the
s s.s6s sLwYt uakasHARp. Aanlni.ir.'0r.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF III. County OF New Yorh notice hereby Evss 70 eli
person. h.vss claim: 'ssrs JAMES McsoaLGY late q
III: c 2. Ys. o. .s o. "
dayofF.b lass GE0sGE y s2ss Asm ,s,..I.:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9Th day Of
Ma. as an .Ps,Ie.on will ,. mad. 2 the cG%%s
WARRANT No 1897 10 MICHAEL BURKE, the sane
o,o. %'s g L ~. Gn x,'s.s:
TIE sad Land warrant aud thereof hes been lost,
sne Michael suss n. Only pstsoa entitled 70 Ssee'
SYLVESTER LAY. Attorney, No 10 Wei & NJ.
NEW. YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-GEORGE
slater s.D.s Curtis ps1 " -. I'd, e
entitled action all and siosu!ar the hoasshoh and
sosd ~ hs so. the B.Soo Hos.s a.isd It
north OF Eighth and the fifth sv In the City
Esw Ys -. Rrs '.;Ha 90 sss sa a. s.' d
t lat" day. ~ RaSooLPa " TOWNSEND. Receiver
NOTICE is hereby given, that an application 10
~ being he Governor o. the State Of New
Yort 70, the PARDON oacaaLO s0yELel az :so
feT City sss .Ss Comfy Of New YGTa " q: c,'5 as Of
H,s You S.ch 2sh 1885 ahas4.
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spipsl Complaints sis joint. C11 Bruises. Wo.nds,
so. si,f, Cholera MoLas DJseEtry II: DolceaI ane az
otrsr uesipts where there sewers pains
READY RkLIEF vii instantly SOP he pain and qHely
cure the ebease- ..,. n,,rv,t
10 al casa Of accidents RADwAYs READY RELIEF .
RaDWAYTs FgsDY RELIEF 70 The bee. Pnynens IN
PrsGonis Il ;sios County. Ohio 49,
FsEOosIa Lictiog C01rty, Ohio.
For y.., laid upon uoy unable TO rise VA a.
fenced by b- phyesns bus obsnsd 10 rsei no evsn
"a, Of hop Of By recovery en- me One nnte app'
t,ron OF your Ready Relief erabled ne % rise sT nsr
well rem Il "a rEaoEo
Rsn.c,e, A.. r,f.rred 20 PAO~a7's FAMILY FRIEND,
IN r,ere.trs rnonihy paper wbt vii % ssnt Tree OF
% nv psrt Of Untsd states apply
s sher psIBon BY ,er 70 Us at our Office The PAD
IL are l1y.,sa 70 cal ard receive the r. pablo .toas
80. Halfway Co No lsl Taltoa-ss X Z.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that an application 10
shout being made he Govsrnsy Of the State Of New
York for the PARDON OF CARLO ROyELLI ccnyet. sen
tered Sessions Of the Peace hold IN and
fer City and County Of New York ct the CITY Hall OF
City Monday the 9Th day Of June. ls To the State
Pm or five yesrs
Ygr Mach 29sh 1885 uh6fW
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MilIinnp, 81.

G r A w B o N n E T s,
~ rHI LArIsr Styles ALSO.
D N 2 r 8,
Al HARLEYs.
No. ~ Joan-sS
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eEOReE c ALIEN Importer,
"a hsles.le ard Hetxii No. Ill 'HfG
->>onS Cos. aen sro~issy. N 4.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11
Horse Thief Arrested.

\ man who came to our town on tie evening OF
the tn inst, and registered his at the Mansion
House MS William Bogan arrested the next morn.
ing on suspicion of being tho thief who had stolen
horse in Columbia, the property of Mr. John Whita-
kcr. Jr., Of Camden.
II appears that his way from Columbia he crossed
the Waterec River at private Ferry few miles be.
low Camden, aud had offered to gentleman in the
neishborhood, the horse in question upon very ac.
corumodatng terms, the gentleman did not, however
purchase, and lie went on his way and in the vicinity
Of Boykins Depot, came up with waggoner, with
whom he struck a trade-eXchanged horses; after.
wards becoming dissatisfied ho traded the horse back
to the waggoner and received a watch in exchange.
Hetook the cars that evening at Boykins and came
to Camden, where his conduct appearing mysterious
lie arrested we have already stated and lodged
in our Jail
Said Began Las passed by various names, such rs
Waddcli alias Hawkins, Bryant ct. al The name of
Bethca is marked on some of his clothes, and his
description answers to that OF the man who shot Byrd
in Augusta.
The Mayor Of Augusta has been communicated with
in Order if he be the man, that lie may be dcn.
titled and receive the punishment due to the offended
law.
Mr.. Whitaker has recovered his horse
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11
Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Fl. Fa. to me direct
ID ed, will sell, on the int Monday in October
next and day following it being the first and second
days of said month, before the Court House door at
Camden, between the eg hours Of sale, the follow.
ing property, to.wit:
All the defendants interest in the town lot No. 10.
90, fronting on Church street 60 feet and bounded
the plat Of the town represents. Levied upon as
the property of james NJ Hunter, at the suit Of Mau'
rice w. Hunter and others.
Also, one Piano, levied upon as the property OF
K. H. Finch, at the suit Of Nary F. Hollyman, As
signec Of ii. Holleyman
Also, one Mare, and Buggy and Harness, levied on
the property Of Joseph Simmons, at the suit Of M.
Naudn and others.
Also 1900 acres OF Land, more less joining lands
Of McGoogan and others, levied on as the property
Of Peter McKaskill, and others.
Also one grey Mare levied upon as the property of
j. c. Baskn ut the suit of II. Pate, endorsee pro al
Also, Horse levied on as the property Of Jas.
S. Click, at the suit Of L. Armstrong and others.
Also, one Negro Man, levied on as the property OF
John II. Truesdel at the suit Of James johnson and
others.
Also, Negroes and 200 acres of land, more or
less and head of horses levied on as the property
of John Albert at the sut Of the Bank of Camden
S. c. and others.
Also, 800 acres of Land, more or less, adjoining
lands of Wheat and Others whereon defendant lives.
levied OH rs the property of Matthew Freeman, at
the suit of the State of South Carolina.
Sept ltd E. BARNES, S. K. u.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11
Look Out for the Villains.

As horse-stcaling has become quite fashionable in
our State, would advise those Of our friends who
have horses worth stealing to keep them securely as
tened under good locks aud keys A few weeks back
Whilst corn selling at dollar and fifty cents
per bushe it might have been favor to steal au in.
different horse that was 4 goOd cater, but now, the
prospects are more cheering, and the obligation would
not be so great we think prudence will dictate that
good strong lock every stable will be great saving
in the long run. We can't help thinking but that
Peuitcntiary would Lc good cage for such birds OF
passage and beasts Of prey: as are prowling about
our country. Such villains, we verify believe, would
not hesitate to murder if it became necessary in or.
der to accomplish their purposes.
An ounce Of prevention is better than pound of
cure, and the certainty of being punished would be
more likely TO prevent the commission Of crime than
laws Of greater severity where tho chances OF
escape were increased.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11
Correspondence of the Camden Journal.

Mr.. Editor Il saw with pleasure in the
columns Of the South Carolinian of Wednesday
tho name of DIR. Lieber proposed as the successor
of DIR. Thornwell, to the Presidency of the
South Carolina College. This institution, at
once the pet, the pride, and the boast of the
State and the South, should be watched with
Jealous care, and know of none more worthy
to be at its head than Dr. Fraucis Licber a
mind which dives to the depths Of the most alb
struse subjects, with a profound and searching
analysis, yet broad and expansive enough to
embrace its length and breadth however comprc.
hensive,-a power Of illustration graceful, strik-
ing and happy are his distinguishing character
istics. Added to the original Vi gor of his intel
lect the rich requirements and vast store Of facts
which lie has collected aud digcsted-his init
mate acquaintance with the best methods of
instruction, derived, as "Justcc' suggests from
a comparison Of the respective peculiaities of
the French, German, and English Universities,
and his unbcnding integrity, and we have all the
elements Of President capable Of protecting
lhe interests OF our beloved institution, and
worthy to succeed the present distinguished d.
Vine, who has so beneticially conducted the Col
ege for the last three or four years.
1t has been objected to DR.. Licbex's claim to
prefermcnt that he took ground against the
South in the political crisis which recently swept
over our State-that lie was in fact consolida-
tionist-a whig of the Federal school, &c.
This if mistake not he unequivocally denied,
and simply declared himself a co-operationist -
that it was question Of expcdiency and not of
right And Mr.. Editor, you must allow that
too many Of tie best men, best heads and best
hearts Of South Carolina were prominent leaders
in that party, to be willing to admit that fact as
valid or even reasonable objection to DR.. Lie
bers claim TO the Presidency. 1t seems to ME
that if these facts are true, and admitted as
such, all must be convinced that there is no man
more worthy OF this honor than DR.. Lieber.
CAMDEN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11

The news from the Crimca is unimportant,
affairs arc quit and unchanged, and the Rus.
slams hold the same positions they did at the
date of the last advices.
The English papers are filled with copious
details of the affairs that had taken place on the
banks of the Chornaya and Swcabory. The
loss Of the Russians at the latter vas only 40
killed and lGo wounded. A portion Of the for
tiications were destroyed, but the Allies had
made no further attack.
Two British ships had fired on Riga without
effect.
The British in the Sea Of AzoE had blown up
the sunken Russian ships
The Russian ships in Berdansk Bay, had
also, been burnt to secure that town.
The Russians were investing kars, but moth
ing decisive had occurred.
No authentic accounts had been received re-
latve TO the Peace Conference. it was rumo:ed
however, that split had occurred it the Aus.
trian Cabinet.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11
Relief for the Sufferers.

The Charleston Courier of Thursday last says:
"The Executive Committee Of the Howard Asso.
citation beg leave to acknowledge the receipt of the
following sums among those which have been con-
trbuted for the suffering sick at Norfolk
Contributed BY the merchants Of lIaync and
Meeting streets. s...................Sl $1,000. 90
Collection taken at st. Philips Church. 1925
Collection taken at the First Baptist Church. ...9l 90
In addition to these several anonymous notes have
been received by different members of the Committee
enclosing small sums
I'VE learn that four nurses were scntt to Norfolk by
the cars yesterday morning. and four By the cars Of
this morning. We would call attention to the adver
tisemcnt of the Committee for teaaulc nurses.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11

hrst Ao7'5 next, ar T. clOck, M. the
following property to-wit:
Three half Lots fronting ON Lyttleton street. and
three half lots fronting on Fair street The lots arc
known as the property of the late Mary Kershaw,
decd, and adoin lots Of Mrs. Mary c. Reynolds and
the Methodist Parsonage. Said lots not to Je sold
for less sum than $3.50 for the three half lots OH
Fair street, and like for the three half lots on
Lyttleton street. Each lot having front Of three
hundred feet, and running back two hundred and
sixty. -four feet.
Terms.-So much cash as will pay the expenses Of
the SALE &c, and the balance payable in five equal
annual instalmens, with interest on the same (ptya.
bic annually,) from day Of sae. Purchase money to
be secured by bond and surety, and mortgage OF the
property.
Also, at the same time and place, and OH the same
terms that brick Store and dwelling, and two lots
which the same is situated, in North Camden, OH
Broad street, at present occupied by c. H. Davs-
Possession to be given on the lst day Of january
next. The same will not Le sold for less sum than
500. Purchasers to pay for Titles
WI Il. TAYLOR C. L. II. D.
Sept IL. 81 I'd.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-11

lIEALrn AND BUSINESS OF CnARLEsroN.-
the health Of our city during the past summer has
been excellent, the bills Of mortality showing an
unusually small proportion of deaths in the adult
white population. That for the past week will
be found in another column, and will compare
favorable with that of any city of equal popu-
lation in the United States The season of
epidcmies has now passed and all anxietics about
the possibility Of Yellow Fever returning here,
being removed We feel at full liberty to refer 70
our commercial prospects.
Charleston is perfectly healthy, without the
FIRST symptom of an epidemic disease Our mer.
chants we understand, are prepared to answer
the large demands that are likley to he made
upon them. Extensive importations to meet The
wants of every country have been ma'le, and
our market will afford as varied and liberal sup
plies for country merchants as any they may
seek further of.
Charleston Mercury.