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THE JOURNAL: _V CAMDEN, SEITE.MIIEK 24. 1:30, Qj"Correft{>ond?nis will oblige u» by pyii»£ the postage on their communications. FOR CONG KESS. Col. JOHN p. RICHARDSON FOR THE STATE SEN ATE. Col. JOHN CI1ESMT. ft" PWc aro authorized to state that the following gentlemen hare conrentcd to be candidate s for the House of Representatives at the ensuing election: LAWRENCE L. WHITAKER, JOHN !> MURRAY, -M. M LEVY. LEWIS J l'ATTERSON, JAMES 11. C Lit ETON. 3.7" We arc lulhnzcd toenn»one.' Wir r i v n II''**attt, Esq. as a candidate :<t SnrnrV. at the ensuing election. STWc arc authorized to announce Gai-hiii Gzrud, Esq as a candidate f>r Sftoriffof Kershaw District, al the cn»mnj i ;icuoa We ar«* aullioritod to a»jno:inr«« J.>n\ a* a candidate lor Sheriff of Kershaw Divine!, al the ensuing eiccUon. IT Wo arc author;;/ i! t» a r.nunn* Jiuia W K«j b* a car Jiricte lor the otSco <>i Orw'marv al the cu#uin;j election We are author:wo to announce At i ri M'Cah ^. e... .t _« l"_..u, KILL, ONj. HI K C3IIUiUl«r M'l > ui i\wt»ua m District, at the ensuing election ror. tiii i ivnr' jox rwt. !.%*« \4t i .. Ju'r 1 -:u; Mr. J. C ll'rrt.I) 'ir S.r .W ith the con««'nt of Jon* G Bonn**. Ksmj . »r, together with many other voter*, rcqa»*i nm t » announce liiin &« a candidate f.»r l"«.n *n-»« to fill the taranry «*-easioned l»v the^dcalh of lt« late honorable Ricmwp 1. MASS»*O. WJ1.I. O roXK. u:ui»v ST:C;lkst. I l> VI I'ICL'II I J i I All KISON iiiiow.v We ar»* aut'u r t-'d t »*ta!o tjir.t tin* ( »»!« in~ ^'-ntirnw n are caiididalri 'or .Major ol tire I p{>cf Hattali «n Capt J \MKS C II \ U.K. Capt Wli.l.lA.M It ju||.N.<soX, CANDIDATES IN f .AfU'NDON k -im;i i> sr r in ii i>r.. V 'i Ili < »»» * x ;n i J :> i: Kit it \kdson, >\ M r« Kcr.s I*a<*E us (Iraim .>n w.il com. rK#ci- . p ration#, nr arr taforn.rd, during the cnaainj ^ rr». Cottos .Several parcel* ol the new rrr-p hste rcaclifd our markc!, sad 10M rcadji\ a'. IT 1 '.'to 1? M. ilcatTii oj .V.'c »tato f«-r the information of our country !r»m-J». wt:i fori ir.tr retted, thatCamden i* r>'-: bcallhr at prrarnt, a» it ha» been fur w-rrral «ri» n« pi»l l)uruij the pre-M-nt month. fever* hare pfrraiird to kiiio rx rr.t, hut lncwlly of an intermittent chaisrtrr. and readily vieWinjr to nir jical tkill At a proof of t'u* uc iaJT nt that «: -< more than f.v«> white* hate dirt! in till* tovrn, from frtrr tin* \Yr Lnott not the nutnbrr of blark*. i! any Tina i» bad cnooffh it » true, but absolutely H'.thm* when compared «iththe fa!*.-and ria^eeratrd r« f»Tta trbtrh bare obtained circulation in the %ur rwundme country. Tina as*urancr v. dJ, *e lit pr. protr con du*ivc It arould ill become u». a* <atth!ul i hronicier* to deceit* or nuurprrarnt in aucb a caw Casus* RrtiTjso .h u with heartfelt plrarorr. ft* a citizen of thm place, that »e rrprat our firm conviction. iht! a new rja i« rommrnriiij in the prosperity of Camden To tbowr. who for the b»t ibftf rear*, have witne**rd the of ail rn'.rr prise, liiu anno! but pr<rrr a joyful wi^m A! rtadjf oar merchant* are irrr,\,n» their fa 1 ahil wil*frr aopphr*.our mechanic* arc not only busy hot burned with work, and there ta more l;«r. bustle and activity, than we harr acen (* > early in the season,) for the last fire year* We ahall. a* w«staled last week, hare wrrral *tea>n t»»al* on ntir riser Uua winter, and Jet our citizen« but turn their attention to n-curmjj the up r >untry trade, lij turnDike, or other rood roods. and the nrotceritv <.i out m V mm r r / " town will be ratabliahed upon a baata firm and onduring il will ibrn br ibr imlrrrst of farmr a to bring ibeir produce here, and Una i» ail Uiat ia nrceanrj to renrr it Wf have rrenred the following letter from a high)/ rrapecUble gentleman ol the up country, and beg the attention of oanrm, agent*, and conngnrra of boat* to the aubjeet e ihail lake pleasure in pubh* ing tiie information de*irrd. and liaee no doubt but both town ami country ui.l t«r benefitted by it It w.it not take Jive minute* tune for the owner or agrnt of a i«oat to ttirti<*ti u* the names of thnae who may hare good* on tx»rd, and wc hopr lJ»ry will for! > iflici<nt ml/ ;n! in tJ.r >;|hJ*et U> do it ' V;,,Vti. * i r 1 Tth. " Mr. Kimt'ik I/<*t mo tho tir«»j»ri»-tv «>f joar noticing the «fuv#l f.f tK.at. mti.tif [«i|«cr I'-r wbotn Udcn atiil t" \s in.in . MtKignrd S-ji ii an addition would l>o n| r..n»i«i.»j*li!. a<]vr.lta^o tho mfffunulf corainnnity. and in vino <j' ;too U n< fit ;bo trading rUti who frrtpictitlr r -rt to Can.oh n J go heart and hand fur tho future v » tir. «t ( amden.and (ho datr ia not fat di»ta:.l wlim 1 will ho 4 citucn thereof Y"ur» reajwctfiilly Muaqnmr* .Thrso " catitankerot:* *hnjj.n£ f Ktvi«v. - I* «* » >. r i < m n.» u m r ifin« uiotn. na*<' cum menrcd a regular urgr. nlucli w ill no! terminate un* III liiry arc put i<> f! giit 1 v- a wvcro fr»«! It i« about once in thrro »r a r ! h at tvo a;e v i»:l»'d nv nocturnal marauder*. *nd now ti, »t they hare < .'inc. Um»j acem determined to r.iake up f.»r l<wt l»m«* ihrtiag their fane* with a crr.iv nn-1 mUrc** " worth/ of » hotter stifc Their *.>ng* tCM)i at?, u merr/ and m romorar!e«i S.r. n 1*. ionng hut to dc«!ror Would that we rM, .1 trv porta lew for the benefit"! tli" < i , .. :tmatnir« in rr.itMC A ch-.;r «-f r< a »« .* «^uiUws would rffcr ,l:o f ' < ' « « ?n «c- n i \'-w York I IUlatji "C A ino* .Col. Iknr. «j;cj yesterday, (says the New York Journal of Commerce,) 'at SU'.eu Island, n^ed 81. He has filled a large space in the history of the couutry. though a parti ( it might as. well have l»ceii left blank. j WHAT DDKS THIS MEAN : Jt'hoUralt .\Ia!nmcnii.11 *eein* that Mis* Harriet Martineau, louga* » !»«- bar l«-en lecturing in tne state*. has not \el t» en at Hangor.or else tu r lectures are verv lightly lintened l<» there, lor the Mangor Commercial Advertiser. *ay».Accord iig to a siaien.ii.; 11 wicruy r rs. inicniion* 01 have been Juiiluhrd by :,;in of ft'o kur.i'rrd tiaii tirtuUienr counfr ' and fie think*, it it had nut been for tear of a*reiich war: lie sdii uiu have had fifty more." 3h« I! tnr.sri M»r.n*ru Jrcturin; againsttml riiriony ' Sun iy there i.« wmc inmtake The author of the above paragraph muet certainty allude to Kavsi \Yr!giit, and not Mns Mtntni u . She, tve believe. :* content to vet the ciumplt (bad enough in all c-nwucnec.) of celibacy, without fradtfitig mntriiuonv .and her writing are n»«>»t!j upon Political Kctnioniy. *o that we cannot nt all conceive how iter nainc obtained a place in the above paragraph. r.n.tmt or nr.ii.Tit. (Toy Sept. Idth, 1 o'ciok. l\ ,M..'1 he ?{>eciai committee of the board have to report for the la«t twenty-four hour?, thirteen cat»o> of cholera -one wlntr. twelve black? etui colored . two dead Of the n-o? reported ycs.erdaj no death? have occurred. Sept. I 111), 1 o'cl«>ck, I* M .The special committee of the board have to report for the last twenty-four hour", eleven ca-e" ol choirra, two white", time black* and colored, r.io dead, the oilier^ under treatment. Of the ca- mt? reported )c»icrt'ay two more have dud. Sept ir.tl., I o'clock, IV M .The special committee of the hoard haw to rejmrt for tlie !*«t tweniv-four hour-*, -tx case*, of cholera, three white*., three hiack" and colored, two dead, lite other*, utider i realm* mi Ot the rase? r«-j»<»r!« d w-tcrilai oij.v o.;c more death ha- hreli r**ture**«l. Sep;. lf» I "clock, P M .-The «pectal cnriif me-ot the hoard have to report for the h twentv-io tr hour-, six ca-cs of cholera, i!if< « ul.io «. :l.rtM* hU< ;.? and colored, four iuiad, the* other*, under treatment. Of the ca-, j reported wsicrdav no jr.orc deaths hare been return* d Sept 17th, I o'clock, P M..Th'' special comnntlot of the fvnrd bate to r«{v-rt (or ihe la-t twentv-four hour-, «-i;»hi case-o. cholera, one w into. blanks and colored, one dead the others under treatment. <*1 th«* ca-e.-i reported yesterday n-i tu >rc deaths hr.Tc been rc-( turned. I Sept. Wh, 1 o'clock. 1*. M..The Special ('ninrrit'.cr of the Hoard have to report for the 1vt VII hour-, s r.i-rs of Cholera. > whites. *» black- and colored. 1 dead. tii*- other- under treatment. Of the rs«r- reported yesterday otic mure death ha- < r» t.r red. Sept Kith, I o'clock, P. M. The Speri a 1 t 'oinmitire of the Hoard hare toreport I *»r the last twenty-four hours, lit eases of Cholera . li whites. Id blacks qrnl c«<l<>:ril. 1 r'rrt'}.:!ic rs un»!rr Ircatmm!. Ol thf rs«ri r^i'orlriJ \ t\<lrr(!n\, n-i '< !«3\ « i < ( n r< fovvmimiiratioii* i n . i j '' 1 r: i a J i » > i i i jx-rrri v< a j>.» 1- m l!ir ia*t J ». ~rn-u ' V ilrii^n-.! - a r 'V.r f> r the ~rea*. »!.:*» ;, : l_*harlr»ton Ka ' K » ! I prrtrrtlv a^-:r-«- with the writer, tr on* t Iim!m|j- t« (.'harintun, but »f the road can h«- trade trilh tiie umr conrrntrncr, from IWuo to \\ likaboroug'i N (* , that it ran to AaliTillr, in Buncomb e«ciaH. N C* | hrltrrr thai to be the br»t mote, aa tiw r i jwrne of a bnd^r acri«*« th~ Cataw ba ttTrr mil he »are«l, and there mil he no olb*r ffirifr lliJl', fi* A ka»» 'eel )/.« < * r* A * * " *" ** ^ it »«il stride lire dividing ridge between the ladkin an<S t atauba river* within thirtv-'iv < n; forty miles, and ki!1 ?t,u pvallel w ;th the Calawhs wilhout any «»l»slroct:on of water rourwt, rjrrpt small rrrcks. till it Santrc nrrr. 1 judge shout fitly mi!r» from Charleston Thu route will bt.i g the ri«s<i nearer the centre of tire state* t Norm and South Carolina. and v. ill he more like « to attrsrt the attenhon o! tJir pc<.pie o} both stales. The road ran orili touch c-rnrr < ! tt»e slate of Tennessee in >'ik direct Tr-U'r tliefrlofe the [ r- Jiie is trot to much lii'.t :< fl I c d 11) tlie roufsc it V ill take A To tin l.dttor of tin tmrniirn J.mrtui! Si* .Since reading a couple of articles in jour laat numbers on the subject of a turnpike from the up country to Camden, one rer the signature of ' A Voice from tire Indian l-ands.' and the other signed " A Citiirn of Hat Rock, (tiie whole of which ! approve ) ] hare l«oen up to Camden, and pcrcc-.ve that uc are so far from having a turnpike from the h»*er country lo Camden, that our old public roads are (for want of proper attention) nearly rli»rd up w.'.h bush's it; many pliers, ami. sipmiImiIIv v- s»lir) l»v the latr hiavv rain*. lhal it vill lw (i.tbru t f*>r a v*a£r>n, with an ordinary of prolines, t/i r« ar!i vnur town and a» the com ' mis* utirti «,! 1111 ciuif.ct have. I linns, done an I nn'ii'ii Tivntitv I vi nf s t.i i>ur mail' railing to ('aunlrti, a* tar » th«* Kershav* line, and as it i* only from tii»-dis'Jifl line to I'ai.id- n that the mads are »/ in f|« < *.ed. 1 !.s '!) tU^ii! proju-f to sar that it" you w i.l *> rta !i If m the e. mil, ss.oiirr* of v *ir Ix-ar !. viurh I hat e im «i -i.ht hut \ t.r lineti-flnrsa In the ilitrirst ) t 'linden will induce \r>n l>t-. hi! Uif roads w.i! »e- ?i t«e put ,n orili r. and w t!| inI<>rtn :n» i I if > mine. I v addressing a hi.'- t" " (' Mi t1 an villi*, f < ! v. ill taV'[>'( a-nrr iti fin:-;; puMnitv to the same in my vi j I .ll.t V Iv-Ili V «!;£ l! v I If it ti I lid nee ii e n t* iiiii.t i tt- i I'M mv «;»«tr:« t !« « iil to an;, i* :i, and Iru to ' hs: li-mn mare t A SI MTKIl ri.A.NTKK I | The iatr 1:1, riuni.\ arrow* caii'cs bate Irffii, ami uill in- lor rim laic <io-, f«Mt of tire W in;; { nrtv llrrn reason but !lie trim our, ui!| I>» hi order to imillCr tlir:r (Irlutbwj loljowrr* Kitrr more to £0 witii thrni, though certain nl <i> font The J true caw**1!* ol their defeat wire ilir^' . thry pretended to l*- for Itrform, ubrnthrv knew, if elected, thev could not effect u,j because il»c> ha«l but two rt.r.iTf>n< in tiii \i iioj i S; in, known to be favorable to} that measure. T.Vv ln<l [trofnunl the people rronotnr,J aii'l \»t. ulien ralleil njoii, re|i,M*«l to >how t!ie ticcev«iiy or m]h.;h nn <>f mrnrr :ri£ the. «!e!it nil irr*"'! uiti.in 'If hi**t fn«v,3* '' *' ir .vlminrimion, ly.iilmg t!" people with a Weight of lazes which they must endure for years. They vaunted of Harrison's Republicanism, when they kneu* lie voted to sell a irhite man for jail fees. They attempted in derrivc the people liy crying victory, for Slates in which tlicy had been defeated. ' They made charges against Gen. Jackj son's administration, and in the same mo, meni furnished proof of their falsity. | The people turned in scorn from such shallow artifices, predicated on their ipno: rnnrr .mil r<>ln«.i-d in ciilUinrt a rancp based Uj>nn s«:cli a weak ar.i! rotten foim. ' <!alion. Thrv despised arguments which implied an insult to their reasoning powers, ami thev looked with contempt upon a party, that relied for success upon blinding and deluding the people. I'raUricI: ( Jin.) JlrpuL'.iran. Mammoth Exhibition. Ihr Xfi. Itxn'terA In-ti'hU. Tisl'iMnrr Under t!;c D.rccliou .'1* j j A | | I . zsaasmr « M » W f H* » W »' «l C < V I Ti.i« >n.;jr.iljci*nt collection of rare n. ai'.> ar.d H«r«!?« from Europe. Asia, Africa, North a n:! South America, embrace the extensile variety of specimens of animated nature ever offered to an .American public. This immense r*ubli*kmcnt i-» transported in !JT> wagons, drawn by SI matched grey horses, and requires the aid of 50 men to complete its operation;, beside*- one t-Jcph.iiit antl ( nmrl which travel nil foot. There ar»v in the Institute, near 100 UKASTS .m l BINDS, ivhicli bare-hern obtained atari expense of n.ore than SHht.tKH) The living sneci- ir.cn«. of Natural 11 ry represented will be offered for public gratification, tinder a »parini|!» patil'inn, JftX) rrrt in length by 11H1 loot in breadth sufficiently capacious to contain :>oro person*. on Hroad street, Cimdrn, on Monday and Tuesday, 31 and lilt day* of October.. Hour* ot* exhibi* twin.oil ay irntn . until o, afternoon and from 7 until 0 evening. TucmIsv from 10 tir.til 1» n.urnin~, ami !ro::i 1 until *1 afternoon. The Manager* I.arr rfirotril an eneajrprnrntailh the »ir\ ami j?i*tlv erirhralrd Washington Militar* Hand front Philadelphia, *v!in Mar.*-! unrtvnllrd l>y any travelling Hand in tin- t nitod Stairs. Mr. 8. Bailrv, thr celebrated rnnjuror of the hrtitc Creation uiil enter the cages tu a full grown black mauej African Lion an.I Lionr««. al#<» l«» n pair of Royal Benenl ntrirtrd Tiecrs and to a Leonard. Ja- p» I "» I guar and Striped or untamrable Hyena, in sr»:i.c cage, and handle and it anion v chastise them while in their dens, with fearlessness and safety. Prciious to the cage performances the Ponies and Monkeys, also ihr Klrphant will bo introduced into tlir circle and go through with their pleasing performances. Adtnillan- c to llir Menejjerie IVU cents; children under ten year* of age hall price S« | i .1.«h*t It ultra"* A on Ia. rkt only l.dx'.ior. m n*txM<rj to tend l-y tr.Cil six ni Mjitu* now rcapt r«>n dclivcbt. Induced by the extraordinary * lo of hi* beautiful edition of MAKKYATT'S NOVELS, the publisher of those work* did. on the first day of July, commence in the same faultless stylo, an edition of the celebrated i Bl'LWER NOVELS Comprising^* IVIham. Drvrrcux, |)is<«\viird, Kugrnr Aram Kirnzi, l'aul Clifford, L,a*t <Ia\s d| Compeii, Falkland, I'll grim* of the Khinr, Making an n in for tn edition of nearly fif- . teen hundred pa£ei>-<--four liundred more than Map.»t \ ait. 'I heyjarr published in «rtni-rnonthly numbers, each o( which contain* one complete work, with title- , paqe and nn er. The w lode series will he , I ... -:..i . i . ' iii ii-iii iiiiuu'iT.-. mm will DC i iiirni»h<'<l In >ubsrril>ers at the extraordinary low prire ul* three dollar** and fil'lv rent"*. pa\nhlc ill a l\a:irr. They will hf sent by mail, ritrrinliv parked, to anv j»art ol the I m'.ed States or t'anada. Threr complete mm- nniv he had for ten dollar**, pa\ahle in adv.uo'e, by directing , order* to tiiat tiicri, enclosing the cash, , postage paid. ' Orti.-r of Rrpii 'Ji. o{ ) I'ofuh lr i NOTH'K. The puMiraiion ol llicnJwto, \v,n com- \ nicinr*! in Juh : In January nr\{, another rrj.r.l i'.rniinn « of comr rrl« lirnU'il rnoilmi Noi<iUt will I | * takr plarr. i ithr*r J v m \ <. t '<iop» i:. I tn in*;,. or ^onic other of rijnal irpiitr. li |S <], | terminc?! hv ih«- i-r^*- lit lViblithrr, tha'1 j tiic After jean public shall be furnished , with the most beautiful, and at the samel | time cheap, edition of modern Norelistj extant. A few copies of Marrvatt arc yet for| ...i. .1 i-ii ' * '. SiiiK ui uirei* miliars. L. A. GODEY, Publisher, PHILADELPHIA. I ' I The sketch hook of Character Or Curious ami .luihrntic urul. Inccdctts Tcsvefting E/ircorrlianry IruJiri/iuuls. In preparing the following work from ample materials, care has been exercised : i ,i._ ,i.. i . t. < ij atiJlu, ill uiu iiiJiii* iiji; iH.iuru ua ck ui former compilers; to present tin- render rather what was inaccessible, than to copy j well known biographies anil events. The principal object of the present collection, i« to supply a pleasing variety of that hind of inc: .'cot, which, by exhibitmi-'the marvellous in circumstance, and1 O the extraordinary in character, displays the occasional waywardness of event, agd. its frequent curious operation upon the; huntau mind. It would be easy to prove; litat, independently of mere entertainment, a knowledge of remarkable fuels is necessary to correct the judgment, even, upon every-day transactions; and that in the science of life, as well as in every other, it is necessary to become acquainted w illt the exception to the general rule.. To estimate properly what i*-. we must; powvpss .-.true Knowledge ot what nicy be;', ait i ti'C information is only to be acquired' tiv an attention to the memorable am! peculiar, which hare hern. \ The publication was commenced in Ju- lv It will be issued in scmi-rnoutiily Dumber*, containing >1) paees each, and will be completed in live month*, or soon-1 cr. al the option «f the Publisher, and will contain, in all, over 100 pages. The numbers will be sent by mail to any part of the Union, carefully parkedTerms..One Dollar for the complete i< work, or six copies lor l ive Dollars. Address L. A. CiODKY. 100 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Celebrated Trials, and cases of Cnmical Jurisprudence, or ALL AOF.S AM) COtNTRlRS IKCM Tiir. KAKI.II>T EKfnHP. S<lce!«i ij <1 nrnitr of thr I'kitadt'pki* f>cr Tri asun.. Witehrrift-.Kobbrrv ..Mutiny . Hi re.>;, .Libel. .Murder.IV rary.Forgery, A:c. A:c. These remarkable ami deeply interesting Trials have been collected lro<u all the j best sources which the public and private. Libraries this country allord. The'I numbers will embrace many recent cases jj furnished exclusively by the London An-j nuil Itegi.slcr, and recourse has been had occasionally to manuscript* \»herc prinled document* could nol be procured. , It is believed that ihocollection supplies j j a striking deficiency in the library oi'ihcj Lawyer. I'll) Mcian. and general reader. ! To members of the Ihr the publisher.' need harnlv recommend it, as ihey mu-l know its w orth, bul to ilir general rcailer,' w ij<» may be misled as to it* character, the. ptibh-lii r a<n;re» tiirn: that it u ill be l\>nr;<J ulicu Comjiletrd, a volume of the most in- tense ami exciting interest. j j One i:lar and alarming fact presents I itself in the murder cases, and it is that! ^ so man\ should die protesting their iuno-il cense. Is it to he believed that upon the verge of eternity they could so loudly pro- \ claim that which they knew* to be false, a when not a hope of escape is held out to t them; the " Circumstantial Evidence*'j catcs, of uhith there are live; would make us think otherwise. It i< a subject; that may well make one ponder upon the Utr ilf»m.inil* lila* fitrlif*** 1 The publication wo* commenced in July. J ami the numbers arc issued semi-monthly, ^ each number containing 120 pagrs each, j primed on fine whitr paper of the size of the M.myall Novel*. ami will be com* pli-(<-«! in October,.making a volume of IRK) closely printc 1 octaru pages. The £ numbers will be sent by mail to any part | of thr Union. carefully parked. Terras t $'2 for the complete work, -t thrco copies c for fire dollars. t I. ,i... ..c I. ,L.. 1 it i?% Mining vi iriiiarR, uiai a similar c work is published in London at about 79 rent* a number, and contain* only 73 small duodecimo page*. This edition will c cost but 10 cents a number, and contain* c 120 large octavo pages. a Address. I.. A. HO I) FY. .1 llMI \N alnul street, Philadelphia. .1 CM RIIIMb. Bnlwer's Novel* and Saturday News, S.V ° Do. do. am! Celebrated Trials. £ > * The Trial*. Sketch Book, and Lady's ^ Book, $3 j Lady's Book. Saturday News, and Sketch Book. fc'tj > . i £y k. i »* * -aiuruav ^scuk itook, pnu ('clrbratcd Trial*. $ "» VlarrvntTn Novi lii an«l |,.v!v s Ro ik, $5! Or a remittance of $ » will pay for Bul-1 ivrr'p Novels in lull and uii account ofi mbscription to l.ady'* Book. rorvD IIV a servant, a COLD BR K A ST PIN,/1 aliicli the owner may hear of, on appliesion to the Kdilor. Septal. rioa ijl)i ssolution of Copartnership. r The Copartnership heretofore rusting ta hi- plan; under the lirm of Cro«bv & Rich- re ir«l*on. u.i- tin- ilny ili*«o|vc<l l»y mutual con-; sent, tin' uhole ln'isiiM -* of th^ concern will, II >o settled hv J ' Richardson. Jo* .1. CROSBY. c j j Richardson. Pulton. 10.B'J.tf Grand C onsolidated Class «/. To be drawn nt Wiltnirjjion, Del. Orl 19 Pi 1 Prize of 00,000 . 5 Prizes of 9.5*0 I " *>.()< k) ! 12 2.009 1 " 20.000 | 15 ' | ,500 1 1I..JHI > ' I .(JIM) 2 44 C\»HK> !(«> - ((H) 2 44 -J/KKJ 120 » :>0[) 3.000 J*J> 2<X) Tickets £2" balvr s fc|0 "jfiartors £;! To be had aljlie Managers* Office, 26 Broad->S't Charleston. S. C. COMMiTTKD To the Jail of Lancaster Diktrici. as a runaway « negro woman who calls her name XiIZHSY and says she belongs to John Frierson, who lives in Siunicr District. Lizzy is about twenty-two years of age. light complexion, aboot four fci I ten luches high, no visible scar. The owner is requested to coinc forwa prove properly pay charges and lake her away, JOHN r I.MS,!, l. d. August Co.o2 Lands for Sale1 he subscriber offers for sale bis valuable PLANTATION on the wafers of White Oak rreck. containing 310 ACRES iu a ir.gh state el culiivatiou About '200 ACRES /«' /» o it<l vi^ai uu« umi atrviiu 137 Acres of Pine Land, on Granny'."* Quarter, adjoining Dcnnhs liaskins' plantation, and another tract containing 500 ACHES. where the subscriber lives, on the SalisLury road, 10 miles from Camden, very suitable tor a House of Entertainment.. I'crsons wishing to purchase, would do well to examine for thrrnsclvcs. There will be a credit of one and two t ears- If nots »ld before the first of Novemb it will be offered at public sale. ISAAC KNOX. a u«M!«t '2ft _ n.A.r* "3 LANDS worn sms^ f 1111K subscriber offers lor sale his valua plantation, on the west side of he Waierce river, and on both sides of ;junry'» Creek, about 10 miles abo"c J linden. consisting of upwards of tt.OOO arrrsof land. Inhere is about-HX) acres of open land in he tract. and tbc balance well timbered villi oak, hickory and pine. In the tract here i< a hr;'c body oi the best !an<i, endea On the premises arc all the icressary buildings, ami iri excellent rc>air for carrying on an extensive planlai«m, and supplied witli the best water.. I., C V n l .1 L .L- y 11 uuhiivi > v-iiin, 4 ulining uirougn uic an«l, there are some valuable mill seat*.. Any jrerson desirous of purchasing, touM do well to examine ll»c premises, an t great bargain mav be l ad, and on IU>cral crms. ALLEN STEWART. June lH-.2!~tf Sheriff's Sale. ly virtue of Sundry Executions to mc ti:- oclciJ, will lie M»it» before tfic Court louse in (!ami!cn, on the first Monday and Puesday in October next, within the usual tours <>f sale. One tract r.f land containing 90 ACRES, norc or less, on the waters of Hear creel;, lead waters of Twenty-live mile creek, idjoining lands of Tho.nas Salntonds and ithcr*, levied on as the property of Samuel Vake alias Samuel Tcdwell. at the suit if Summers Ai Curclon. and others. 150 ACRES if land, more or less on Granry's (Quarter rrrk, adjoining lands of John J. Mirklr nd other*, levied on the property of ilary Arlcdgr, at the suit of Isaac Ariedgo Llso 5ft ACRES f land, more or less, on Granry's Qucrc r crock, adjoining lands of Mary Arlcdgr nil others, levied on as the property of lines Arlcdgc, dee'd, at the suit of Jarob >nr is. Purchaser*, to pav lor Sheriff's Papers, j. <\ WEST S K I) September 10.lid.if Medical College ol So. Ca. Queen Street. The annual course ol lectures in this istitution will commence on the second londav in November next. Anatomy..Hv NVm. Hume, m. P. Sweety. Hy E. Horry i)cas, m. i>. Practice of Medicine..Uy Thomas V. inions, m. n. Muiiritrrti nml . f ir / ...... w+.,-ti// i t until unit hildrcn..By F. Y. l\>rrhrr. M. I). Institutes oj Medicine, and Mttcrin Medii..By llcnr\ Alrxanilor. M. I). Chemistry ctud Pharmacy .Hv Cliarlc* nvis, M. I). Ifrmonstraii.r ol Anatomy .Rv H. NY. rour!», M. 1>. F. Y. FOKCIIEB, l>c*n. AMCU"' 'J?.**0
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THE JOURNAL: _VCAMDEN, SEITE.MIIEK 24. 1:30,
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postage on their communications.
FOR CONGKESS.Col. JOHN p. RICHARDSONFOR THE STATE SEN ATE.
Col. JOHN CI1ESMT.ft" PWc aro authorized to state that the following
gentlemen hare conrentcd to be candidate s for theHouse of Representatives at the ensuing election:
LAWRENCE L. WHITAKER,JOHN !> MURRAY,-M. M LEVY.LEWIS J l'ATTERSON,JAMES 11. C LitETON.
3.7" We arc lulhnzcd toenn»one.' Wir r i v n II''**attt,Esq. as a candidate :<t SnrnrV. at the ensuing
election.
STWc arc authorized to announce Gai-hiii
Gzrud, Esq as a candidate f>r Sftoriffof Kershaw
District, al the cn»mnj i ;icuoa
We ar«* aullioritod to a»jno:inr«« J.>n\a* a candidate lor Sheriff of Kershaw Divine!,
al the ensuing eiccUon.
ITWo arc author;;/ i! t» a r.nunn* Jiuia WK«j b* a car Jiricte lor the otSco <>i Orw'marv
al the cu#uin;j election
We are author:wo to announce At i ri M'Cah^. e... .t _« l"_..u,
KILL, ONj. HI K C3IIUiUl«r M'l > ui i\wt»ua m
District, at the ensuing election
ror. tiii i ivnr' jox rwt.!.%*« \4t i .. Ju'r 1 -:u;
Mr. J. C ll'rrt.I) 'ir S.r .W ith the con««'nt ofJon* G Bonn**. Ksmj . »r, together with manyother voter*, rcqa»*i nm t » announce liiin &« a
candidate f.»r l"«.n *n-»« to fill the taranry «*-easionedl»v the^dcalh of lt« late honorable Ricmwp1. MASS»*O.
WJ1.I. O roXK.u:ui»v ST:C;lkst.I l> VI I'ICL'II I
J i I AllKISON iiiiow.vWe ar»* aut'u r t-'d t »*ta!o tjir.t tin* ( »»!« in~ ^'-ntirnw
n are caiididalri 'or .Major ol tire I p{>cf Hattali«n
Capt J \MKS C II \ U.K.Capt Wli.l.lA.M It ju||.N.<soX,
CANDIDATES IN f .AfU'NDONk -im;i
i> sr r in ii i>r..V 'i Ili < »»» * x ;n i
J :> i: Kit it \kdson,>\ M r« Kcr.s
I*a<*E us (Iraim.>n w.il com.
rK#ci- . p ration#, nr arr taforn.rd, during the cnaainj^ rr».
Cottos .Several parcel* ol the new rrr-p hstercaclifd our markc!, sad 10M rcadji\ a'. IT 1 '.'to1? M.
ilcatTii oj .V.'c »tato f«-r the informationof our country !r»m-J». wt:i fori ir.tr retted,thatCamden i* r>'-: bcallhr at prrarnt, a» it ha»been fur w-rrral «ri» n« pi»l l)uruij the pre-M-ntmonth. fever* hare pfrraiird to kiiio rx rr.t, hut
lncwlly of an intermittent chaisrtrr. and readilyvieWinjr to nir jical tkill At a proof of t'u* uc
iaJT nt that «: -< more than f.v«> white* hate dirt!in till* tovrn, from frtrr tin* \Yr Lnottnot the nutnbrr of blark*. i! any Tina i» bad
cnooffh it » true, but absolutely H'.thm* when
compared «iththe fa!*.-and ria^eeratrd r«f»Ttatrbtrh bare obtained circulation in the %urrwundme
country. Tina as*urancr v. dJ, *e lit pr. protr con
du*ivc It arould ill become u». a* <atth!ul i hronicier*to deceit* or nuurprrarnt in aucb a caw
Casus* RrtiTjso .h u with heartfelt plrarorr.ft* a citizen of thm place, that »e rrprat our firmconviction. iht! a new rja i« rommrnriiij in theprosperity of Camden To tbowr. who for the b»tibftf rear*, have witne**rd the of ail rn'.rr
prise, liiu anno! but pr<rrr a joyful wi^m A!
rtadjf oar merchant* are irrr,\,n» their fa 1 ahilwil*frr aopphr*.our mechanic* arc not only busyhot burned with work, and there ta more l;«r. bustleand activity, than we harr acen (* > early in theseason,) for the last fire year* We ahall. a* w«staledlast week, hare wrrral *tea>n t»»al* on ntir
riser Uua winter, and Jet our citizen« but turn theirattention to n-curmjj the up r >untry trade, lij turnDike,
or other rood roods. and the nrotceritv <.i outm V mm r r / "
town will be ratabliahed upon a baata firm and onduringil will ibrn br ibr imlrrrst of farmr a to
bring ibeir produce here, and Una i» ail Uiat ia nrceanrjto renrr it
Wf have rrenred the following letter from a
high)/ rrapecUble gentleman ol the up country,and beg the attention of oanrm, agent*, and conngnrraof boat* to the aubjeet e ihail lake
pleasure in pubh* ing tiie information de*irrd. andliaee no doubt but both town ami country ui.l t«rbenefitted by it It w.it not take Jive minute* tune
for the owner or agrnt of a i«oat to ttirti<*ti u* thenames of thnae who may hare good* on tx»rd, andwc hopr lJ»ry will for! > iflici<nt ml/ ;n! in tJ.r >;|hJ*et
U> do it
' V;,,Vti. * i r 1 Tth." Mr. Kimt'ik I/<*t mo tho tir«»j»ri»-tv «>f
joar noticing the «fuv#l f.f tK.at. mti.tif [«i|«cr I'-rwbotn Udcn atiil t" \s in.in . MtKignrd S-ji ii an additionwould l>o n| r..n»i«i.»j*li!. a<]vr.lta^o thomfffunulf corainnnity. and in vino <j' ;too U n< fit;bo trading rUti who frrtpictitlr r -rt to Can.oh nJ go heart and hand fur tho future v » tir. «t ( amden.and(ho datr ia not fat di»ta:.l wlim 1 will ho 4
citucn thereof Y"ur» reajwctfiillyMuaqnmr* .Thrso " catitankerot:* *hnjj.n£
f Ktvi«v. - I* «* »>. r i <m n.» u m r ifin« uiotn. na*<' cum
menrcd a regular urgr. nlucli w ill no! terminate un*III liiry arc put i<> f! giit 1 v- a wvcro fr»«! It i«
about once in thrro »r a r ! h at tvo a;e v i»:l»'d nvnocturnal marauder*. *nd now ti, »t they hare < .'inc.
Um»j acem determined to r.iake up f.»r l<wt l»m«*
ihrtiag their fane* with a crr.iv nn-1 mUrc**" worth/ of » hotter stifc Their *.>ng* tCM)i at?,u merr/ and m romorar!e«i S.r. n 1*.ionng hut to dc«!ror Would that we rM, .1 trvporta lew for the benefit"! tli" < i , ..
:tmatnir« in rr.itMC A ch-.;r «-f r< a »« .*
«^uiUws would rffcr ,l:o f ' < ' « « ?n «c- n i
\'-w YorkI
IUlatji "C A ino* .Col. Iknr. «j;cj yesterday,(says the New York Journal of Commerce,)'at SU'.eu Island, n^ed 81. He has filled a largespace in the history of the couutry. though a parti (it might as. well have l»ceii left blank.
jWHAT DDKS THIS MEAN :
Jt'hoUralt .\Ia!nmcnii.11 *eein* that Mis* HarrietMartineau, louga* » !»«- bar l«-en lecturing in tnestate*. has not \el t» en at Hangor.or else tu r lecturesare verv lightly lintened l<» there, lor the MangorCommercial Advertiser. *ay».Accord iig to a
siaien.ii.; 11 wicruy r rs. inicniion* 01
have been Juiiluhrd by :,;in of ft'o kur.i'rrd tiaiitirtuUienr counfr ' and fie think*, it it had nut beenfor tear of a*reiich war: lie sdii uiu have had fiftymore."3h« I! tnr.sri M»r.n*ru Jrcturin; againsttml
riiriony ' Sun iy there i.« wmc inmtake The authorof the above paragraph muet certainty alludeto Kavsi \Yr!giit, and not Mns Mtntni u .
She, tve believe. :* content to vet the ciumplt (badenough in all c-nwucnec.) of celibacy, without fradtfitigmntriiuonv .and her writing are n»«>»t!jupon Political Kctnioniy. *o that we cannot nt allconceive how iter nainc obtained a place in the above
paragraph.
r.n.tmt or nr.ii.Tit. (ToySept. Idth, 1 o'ciok. l\ ,M..'1 he ?{>eciai
committee of the board have to report for thela«t twenty-four hour?, thirteen cat»o> of cholera-one wlntr. twelve black? etui colored .two dead Of the n-o? reported ycs.erdajno death? have occurred.
Sept. I 111), 1 o'cl«>ck, I* M .The specialcommittee of the board have to report for thelast twenty-four hour", eleven ca-e" ol choirra,two white", time black* and colored, r.io
dead, the oilier^ under treatment. Of the ca-
mt? reported )c»icrt'ay two more have dud.Sept ir.tl., I o'clock, IV M .The special
committee of the hoard haw to rejmrt for tlie!*«t tweniv-four hour-*, -tx case*, of cholera,three white*., three hiack" and colored, two
dead, lite other*, utider i realm* mi Ot therase?r«-j»<»r!« d w-tcrilai oij.v o.;c more death
ha- hreli r**ture**«l.Sep;. lf» I "clock, P M .-The «pectal
cnriif me-ot the hoard have to report for theh twentv-io tr hour-, six ca-cs of cholera,i!if< « ul.io «. :l.rtM* hU< ;.? and colored, four
iuiad, the* other*, under treatment. Of the ca-,
j reported wsicrdav no jr.orc deaths harebeen return* d
Sept 17th, I o'clock, P M..Th'' specialcomnntlot of the fvnrd bate to r«{v-rt (or ihela-t twentv-four hour-, «-i;»hi case-o. cholera,one w into. blanks and colored, one deadthe others under treatment. <*1 th«* ca-e.-i reportedyesterday n-i tu >rc deaths hr.Tc been rc-(turned.
I Sept. Wh, 1 o'clock. 1*. M..TheSpecial ('ninrrit'.cr of the Hoard have to
report for the 1vt VII hour-, s r.i-rs ofCholera. > whites. *» black- and colored.1 dead. tii*- other- under treatment. Ofthe rs«r- reported yesterday otic muredeath ha- < r» t.r red.
Sept Kith, I o'clock, P. M. The Speria 1 t 'oinmitire of the Hoard hare toreportI *»r the last twenty-four hours, liteases of Cholera. li whites. Id blacksqrnl c«<l<>:ril. 1 r'rrt'}.:!ic rs un»!rrIrcatmm!. Ol thf rs«ri r^i'orlriJ \ t\<lrr(!n\,n-i '< !«3\ « i < ( n r<
fovvmimiiratioii*i n . i j '' 1 r: i a J i » > i i
i jx-rrri v< a j>.» 1- m l!ir ia*t J ». ~rn-u ' Vilrii^n-.! - a r 'V.r f> r the ~rea*. »!.:*» ;, : l_*harlr»tonKa ' K » ! I prrtrrtlv a^-:r-«- with the writer,tr on* t Iim!m|j- t« (.'harintun, but »f the road canh«- trade trilh tiie umr conrrntrncr, from IWuo to\\ likaboroug'i N (* , that it ran to AaliTillr, inBuncomb e«ciaH. N C* | hrltrrr thai to be the br»tmote, aa tiw r i jwrne of a bnd^r acri«*« th~ Catawba ttTrr mil he »are«l, and there mil he no olb*r
ffirifr lliJl', fi* A ka»» 'eel )/.« < * r* A* * " *" **̂
it »«il stride lire dividing ridge between the ladkinan<S t atauba river* within thirtv-'iv < n; fortymiles, and ki!1 ?t,u pvallel w ;th the Calawhs wilhoutany «»l»slroct:on of water rourwt, rjrrpt smallrrrcks. till it Santrc nrrr. 1 judge shoutfitly mi!r» from Charleston Thu route will bt.i gthe ri«s<i nearer the centre of tire state* t Normand South Carolina. and v. ill he more like « to attrsrtthe attenhon o! tJir pc<.pie o} both stales.The road ran orili touch c-rnrr < ! tt»e slate ofTennessee in >'ik direct Tr-U'r tliefrlofe the [ r- Jiieis trot to much lii'.t :< fl Icd 11) tlie roufsc it V ill take
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To tin l.dttor of tin tmrniirn J.mrtui!Si* .Since reading a couple of articles in jourlaat numbers on the subject of a turnpike from the
up country to Camden, one rer the signature of' A Voice from tire Indian l-ands.' and the othersigned " A Citiirn of Hat Rock, (tiie whole ofwhich ! approve ) ] hare l«oen up to Camden, andpcrcc-.ve that uc are so far from having a turnpikefrom the h»*er country lo Camden, that our oldpublic roads are (for want of proper attention)nearly rli»rd up w.'.h bush's it; many pliers, ami.sipmiImiIIv v- s»lir) l»v the latr hiavv rain*. lhal itvill lw (i.tbru t f*>r a v*a£r>n, with an ordinaryof prolines, t/i r« ar!i vnur town and a» the com '
mis* utirti «,! 1111 ciuif.ct have. I linns, done an Inn'ii'ii Tivntitv I vi nf s t.i i>ur mail' railing to('aunlrti, a* tar » th«* Kershav* line, and as it i* onlyfrom tii»-dis'Jifl line to I'ai.id- n that the madsare »/ in f|« < *.ed. 1 !.s '!) tU^ii! proju-f to sar thatit" you w i.l *> rta !i If m the e. mil, ss.oiirr* ofv *ir Ix-ar !. viurh I hat e im «i -i.ht hut \ t.r lineti-flnrsaIn the ilitrirst ) t 'linden will induce \r>nl>t-. hi! Uif roads w.i! »e- ?i t«e put ,n orilir. and w t!| inI<>rtn :n» i I if > mine. I v addressinga hi.'- t" " (' Mi t 1 an villi*, f < ! v. illtaV'[>'(a-nrr iti fin:-;; puMnitv to the same in my vi jI .ll.t V Iv-Ili V «!;£ l! v I If it ti I lid nee ii e n t*
iiiii.t i tt- i I'M mv «;»«tr:« t !« « iil to an;,i* :i, and Iru to ' hs: li-mn mare t
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The iatr 1:1,riuni.\ arrow* caii'cs bateIrffii, ami uill in- lor rim laic <io-,f«Mt of tire W in;; { nrtv llrrn reason but!lie trim our, ui!| I>» hi order toimillCr tlir:r (Irlutbwj loljowrr* Kitrr more to
£0 witii thrni, though certain nl <i> font The Jtrue caw**1!* ol their defeat wire ilir^' .thry pretended to l*- for Itrform, ubrnthrvknew, if elected, thev could not effect u,jbecause il»c> ha«l but two rt.r.iTf>n< in tiii
\i iioj i S; in, known to be favorable to}that measure.
T.Vv ln<l [trofnunl the people rronotnr,Jaii'l \»t. ulien ralleil njoii, re|i,M*«l to >howt!ie ticcev«iiy or m]h.;h nn <>f mrnrr :ri£ the.
«!e!it nil irr*"'! uiti.in 'If hi**t fn«v,3*'' *' ir .vlminrimion, ly.iilmg t!"
people with a Weight of lazes which theymust endure for years.They vaunted of Harrison's Republicanism,when they kneu* lie voted to sell
a irhite man for jail fees.They attempted in derrivc the people
liy crying victory, for Slates in whichtlicy had been defeated.
' They made charges against Gen. Jackjson's administration, and in the same mo,meni furnished proof of their falsity.| The people turned in scorn from suchshallow artifices, predicated on their ipno:rnnrr .mil r<>ln«.i-d in ciilUinrt a rancp
based Uj>nn s«:cli a weak ar.i! rotten foim.' <!alion. Thrv despised arguments whichimplied an insult to their reasoning powers,ami thev looked with contempt upon a
party, that relied for success upon blindingand deluding the people.I'raUricI: ( Jin.) JlrpuL'.iran.
Mammoth Exhibition.Ihr Xfi. Itxn'terA In-ti'hU. Tisl'iMnrr
Under t!;c D.rccliou .'1*
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Ti.i« >n.;jr.iljci*nt collection of raren. ai'.> ar.d H«r«!?« from Europe. Asia, Africa,North a n:! South America, embrace the
extensile variety of specimens ofanimated nature ever offered to an .Americanpublic. This immense r*ubli*kmcnti-» transported in !JT> wagons, drawnby SI matched grey horses, and requiresthe aid of 50 men to complete its operation;,beside*- one
t-Jcph.iiit antl ( nmrlwhich travel nil foot. There ar»v in theInstitute, near 100 UKASTS .m l BINDS,ivhicli bare-hern obtained atari expenseof n.ore than SHht.tKH) The living sneci-ir.cn«. of Natural 11 ry represented willbe offered for public gratification, tinder a
»parini|!» patil'inn, JftX) rrrt in length by11H1 loot in breadth sufficiently capaciousto contain :>oro person*. on Hroad street,Cimdrn, on Monday and Tuesday, 31 andlilt day* of October.. Hour* ot* exhibi*twin.oil ay irntn . until o, afternoonand from 7 until 0 evening. TucmIsv from10 tir.til 1» n.urnin~, ami !ro::i 1 until *1afternoon.The Manager* I.arr rfirotril an eneajrprnrntailhthe »ir\ ami j?i*tlv erirhralrd
Washington Militar* Hand front Philadelphia,*v!in Mar.*-! unrtvnllrd l>y any travellingHand in tin- t nitod Stairs.Mr. 8. Bailrv, thr celebrated rnnjuror
of the hrtitc Creation uiil enter the cagestu a full grown black mauej African Lionan.I Lionr««. al#<» l«» n pair of Royal Benenlntrirtrd Tiecrs and to a Leonard. Ja-
p»I "»I
guar and Striped or untamrable Hyena, insr»:i.c cage, and handle and it anion v chastisethem while in their dens, with fearlessnessand safety.
Prciious to the cage performances thePonies and Monkeys, also ihr Klrphantwill bo introduced into tlir circle and gothrough with their pleasing performances.
Adtnillan- c to llir Menejjerie IVU cents;children under ten year* of age hall price
S« | i .1.«h*t
Itultra"* A on Ia.rkt only l.dx'.ior. m n*txM<rj to tend l-y
tr.Cilsix ni Mjitu* now rcapt r«>n dclivcbt.
Induced by the extraordinary * lo ofhi* beautiful edition of MAKKYATT'SNOVELS, the publisher of those work*did. on the first day of July, commencein the same faultless stylo, an edition ofthe celebrated i
Bl'LWER NOVELSComprising^*
IVIham. Drvrrcux,|)is<«\viird, Kugrnr AramKirnzi, l'aul Clifford,
L,a*t <Ia\s d| Compeii, Falkland,I'll grim* of the Khinr,
Making an n in for tn edition of nearly fif- .
teen hundred pa£ei>-<--four liundred morethan Map.»t \ ait. 'I heyjarr published in«rtni-rnonthly numbers, each o( whichcontain* one complete work, with title- ,
paqe and nn er. The w lode series will he, I ... -:..i . i . '
iii ii-iii iiiiuu'iT.-. mm will DC i
iiirni»h<'<l In >ubsrril>ers at the extraordinarylow prire ul* three dollar** and fil'lvrent"*. pa\nhlc ill a l\a:irr. They will hfsent by mail, ritrrinliv parked, to anv j»artol the I m'.ed States or t'anada.Threr complete mm- nniv he had for ten
dollar**, pa\ahle in adv.uo'e, by directing ,order* to tiiat tiicri, enclosing the cash, ,
postage paid.' Orti.-r of Rrpii 'Ji. o{ )
I'ofuhlr iNOTH'K.
The puMiraiion ol llicnJwto, \v,n com- \nicinr*! in Juh :In January nr\{, another rrj.r.l i'.rniinn «
of comr rrl« lirnU'il rnoilmi Noi<iUt will I| *takr plarr. i ithr*r J v m \ <. t '<iop» i:. I tn in*;,.
or ^onic other of rijnal irpiitr. li |S <], |terminc?! hv ih«- i-r^*- lit lViblithrr, tha'1
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Lands for Sale1he subscriber offers for sale bis valuablePLANTATION on the wafers ofWhite Oak rreck. containing
310 ACRESiu a ir.gh state el culiivatiou About
'200 ACRES/«' /» o it<lvi^ai uu« umi atrviiu
137 Acres of Pine Land,on Granny'."* Quarter, adjoining Dcnnhsliaskins' plantation, and another tract
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One tract r.f land containing90 ACRES,
norc or less, on the waters of Hear creel;,lead waters of Twenty-live mile creek,idjoining lands of Tho.nas Salntonds andithcr*, levied on as the property of SamuelVake alias Samuel Tcdwell. at the suitif Summers Ai Curclon. and others.
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