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xTm riAfR 19 CAMDEN, SGUTH CAROLINA, JANUARY 21,1851. ^U-MBErI
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COT All COmniliniCh.UUUP uy dhii utum uc yrum ! ?... ?
wow attention.
The following gentlemen are Agent* for the Journal:
Wm. C. ('aston. General Agent.
Voj- T. VV. HcETi Jacksonliam. Lancaster L?i-<t.
S. II. Rosser. Esq., Laneaafcrville, S.C.
C. <\ McCrcmmen, Carthage. N. C.
JV. C. Moo HE. Esq., Camden. S. C.
And Postmasters are requested to act as our Agents.
Oh! Come to the South!
Oh! com* to the South,sweet, beautiful one !
'Tis the clime of the heart, 'tis the t-hrine of the
sun;
Where the sky evershineF with a passionate glow,
And the flower* .spread their treasures of crimson
and snow;
IVhere the breeze, o'er bright waters, wafts incense j
along, j
And gay birds are glanc;ng in beauty and song;
Where summer smiles ever o'er mountain at.d
plain.
And the best gifts of Eden, unshadowed, remain!
Oh, come to the South,the shrine of the sun,
And dwell in its bowers, sweet beautiful one!
Oh come to the South, and Ml Dimn uiee a norms i
Where winter shall never intrusively come;
The queen-like catalpa, the myrtle and pine,
The gold fruited orange, the ruby-gemmed vine,
Shall bloom round thy dwelling, and;-hade theeat
noon,
While birds of all music keep amorous tune;
By the gush of glad fountains we'll rest us at eve,
No troubles to vex u?, no sorrows to grieve!
Oh! come to the South, the shrine of the sun,
And dwell in its bowers, sweet, beautiful one!
Oh! come to the South.'tis the home of the heart,
^ No~sky like its own can det-p passion impart;
The glow of its summer is felt in the soul,
And love heepetli ever its fervent control!
Oli, litre would thv beauty most brilliantly beam.
And thy life pass away like some delicate dream!
Each wish of thy heart should realized be,
And this beautiful land seem an Eden to th-e!
Then, ctme to the South, the shrine Dl* the sun,
i...?n l . ;r,,i ?, i
Illu UW I'll 111 lie UUHTI r9 uvutiuuii vrno
A particularly Marrow Escape.? A hackwoods
man finding the population was trotting
too dense for him, determined- to cross the Mis
sissippi and squat somewhere. In course of his
journey, lie got on boaid of a steamer, and commenced
a series of questions at the engineer.
The latter smoked him at once, and with that
spirit of mischief so prevalent amongst old boat
men, he determined to have some fun at the
Green-horn's expense. So, leading him on
under a pretense of unveiling to hiui the mysteries
of his craft, he placed him at last just under
the salety valve. Suddenly giving it a pull
he let oft' a tremendous jet of steam. The
countryman, hearing the terrific noise- and seeing
the gush of steam, very naturally concluded
that this was one of the ''blow ups" of which
lie had heard so much; rushing at the top of his
speed to the 6tern of the boat, overbooid he
went with one brave bound, and he came up
from his dive, after shaking his head like a
huge Newfoundland dog, and spurting the water
from his mouth, lie struck out boldly for the
? shore, at the same time singing out to hisfiieud:
*'Abe, she's burst to thunder, but I ain't hurt,
old feller!"
Homiculf.'? A man crrttrog himself Singleton.
I.m reHily nninpfl Rasherry. was killed u lew
'd?v* ago in Dallas county, Ark., under ilie fidlowing
circumstances. Thp man came to a
stuie near ('amd'Mi wiih a negro, who wassuxpprted
to he a woman in disguise, and therefore
thought to he stolen. To user tain the ti nth,
when he left he was followed hy lliree genlie
men, Messrs. Atkinson, Munna, and Iligginhntti.m.
Having overtaken him and di?clm>ed
their motive f??r accosting him, they very polite*ly
invited him to return to the house, at the
same time assuring him that he should remain
safe ami he protected. At first he protested,
Waving that he was honest, had done nothing.
&c., hut finally turned hack a-:d walked leluc
tanllv a few paces, when they caught him in
an effort to draw a pistol; from hi? saddle bags,
then on his arm. living remind?d about ihi*
? time that such resistance would be unsafe, he
(thinking, perhaps, thnt his only chaoee of vs.
rape was liv running,) dropped his baggage and
started. One of the company called to him to
_ stop, and upon his rcftisiug io do art discharged
a gun. causing twelve shot to lake effect just be*
low the scapula, killing him instantly.
The editor of the ? incinnati Enquirer says
Ihnt lie saw three lac1 - going through the blreel
the other day, eaci having a segar in their
ipouth. They were doubtless delegates to the
^Woman's Rights Congregation.
^ . .
If men wand follow the advice they so gratuitously
bestow upon others! What reformation
vuuld be effected in the world.
f
I
j .-1 Beautiful Floirrr.?A friend presented us
; a day or two since with a curiosity in the shape
| of a flower, which we think, is one of the greatj
est wonders of the floral kiirgdom we have ever
I seen. It is about the size of a walnut, perfectly
white, with fine leaves resembles very much
i indeed the wax plant. Upon the blooming of
the flower in the cup fo.rfied by the leaves, is
I the exaVt image of a dove lying on its backwith
I its wings extended. The peak of the bill and
i the eyes are plainly to be seen, and a small leaf
i before the flower arrives at matuiity forms the
| outspread tail. This leaf can be raised or shut
I down with the fingers, without breaking or upj
parently injuring it, until the flower reaches its
I lull bloom, when it drops ofl". We regret our
inability to give a technical desciiption of this J
curiosity at this time, but hope to do so shortly i
as one has been promised us by a person every i
way qualified to wailo it.?Panama Slur.
j A VttoA!fi>M.?One of the most popular
j vulgarisms of the day is embodied in the word
| ' patronage." We have always been i.t a loss
| to understand this term as incorporated with the
language of the times. If a man buys a pair
[ of boots, getting the full value of his money, he
, calls himself the "patron" of the manufacturer.
; 'l'he purchaser of six cents' worth of tobacco
I or n penny-worth of taj o is a 'patron,'and
j looks upon those on whom he lavishes this "pa
tronage" with a condescending eye, as if he
j had fed, clothed, and sheltered them. One's j
patron, regarding the term in its true light, is a |
persons who gives one alms. Patronage in ;
short is ehaiitable protection, it is no patronage
to give money for its full value. The term,
us notv most generally employed, is one of a
most senile sycophantic character, and it should
be expunged from the modern vocabulary.
Noah's Sunday Twits.
llereyl'uin of Chaplin.?We Iparn from the
N?*w \ urk Journal ul Commerce that Chaplin,
who In chum*. m> notorious an '.he i-hi**!' actor in
the utieuijiieiJ abduction of two alaves. belong,
ing to the ('bit. Mis-r*. Toontbs aid Me|iheio>,
last spiing, met with an enthusiastic;
i erej.iion at f*\:acuse on Monday last. The
Congiega i >nul chtneh in that city, in which
the jiotr-irotr was held, is lepieM-nted as having
liren crowded in evoiy pait, u h-le seVeiul lion
died wi re nnali'e to gain udmnlance. .Mi. C.
addressed the audience for more than an hour,
li-v.iig a sketch o| his recent adventures in the
District ot Columbia and Maryland unci alienor
t--d a jii-tilicatioii ol his roiiise; which he <>id
we sU|i|-osc, to their enttie satisfaction. finch J
s the tewa-dol tie*It and lohheiy in practise. |
It is not the first tiuio that u church has heen I
desi Crated b) making it a den ol thieve# and ;
...hi...,-:
iVu*/7ic.i for Wires.-?Shoemakers' sponge* |
should In* iVggie.?; "amldcr*' ladies, !$ !?; ami i
Sin* wonii| 1 ?? just iii?* wile lor an aiiiniii')'.?
cj .jiliia- should la* ot a sedative disposition, and
cniiifctioiifiV wi\i'h hliotiiil always lie Patties.
Some l ime? a name will excite a remark; aii I lit'
papers copied the marriage of Henry Apple
and ?>aiah Apple, l?ut we could oee no iiupio
pnety ia lue making of I wo apples iato a
pair.
I he Phiiade Ipaia Evening Bulletin ha? pre.
petta>cd the uhove. We do not Hen why la* >
has left out jn inters'* wives, who are always
notes ol'atluiiratioii!?Wilmington (Jonnneteial.
Don't.?Don't get tipsy, don't sinoke immoderately,
or in the ladies faces; don't quarrel
with your friends; don't fancy yourself the
nie.ix-t iii:in in ( 'In istt'lidnm: dnii'f ilesiiix* tin* I
pour; don't condemn any body unheard; don't j
strike a man beyond your reach; and don't pay
particular attention to uioru than one lady.
Aolicc.
4 LL perr avni<j any claims against the
J.X. Estiil l la'.e .Mrs. Martha 11. Wilson
deceased, esent tliein properly attested, and
those indebic.i will make immediate payment to
to "Mr. John Kosser, who is authorized lo act as '
a^ent in my absence. I
PAUL T. V1LLEPIGUE, Ad.nr. (
Nov. 1"J, 1830. 80 wtl".
v s~r. gy t
fSUlL subscribers have now completed, and otrer (
JL for fair, one of the most extensive and lest
selected stocks of UaKDWaRK ever brought to
this market^ embracing every article which, irom a 1
lonjj experience, they liavc found w as vvanleJ here, 1
and also such new inventions as they ih.jik
would be likely to be wanted. I t almost all
irslatio s, thej have O bought direct from the English
and American manufacturers.J~0 and can couserjuently
sell as low as Goods of the same quaihh'
can ha i.:nl piMPwIicre. As thev cannot, tlirolir'li
tlie medium of ail adverticoineiit, give any idea ol
the extent and variey of their stock, lliey would
solicit a cull, when purchasers can Judge lor themselves.
When the Hardware for a building, or whole
setts ot Tools are wanted, a liberal discount wiil
be tnade.
mcDOWALL & COOPER.
Dec 17. 9S tf
I7<XTHA FAMILY FLOUR?another lot in B<e* just
j received and for sale by SHAW & AL'S'ilN.
1-SlXE IKISIi POTATOES?A few Hbl*. ju?t received
: by SHAW & AUSTIN.
J3'^KLED SALMON?-No. 1 in Kit*, for sale liv
A_ SltAW oz AUB 1ir*
PICKLED BEEF?Prime mew No. 1 for Hale bV
SHAW & AUSTIN
5 Keg* Malaga Grapes, for nale by
. SHAW & AUSTIN.
FRESH Raisins in half and quarter boxes, at
SHAW & AUSTIN'S.
OiC lloxei imitation Cheese, at
ZD - SHAW <fc AUSTIN'S.
4 FRESH lot sbgar cured Hams, received and
ft for sale by SIIAW & AUSTIN.
Oct. 25. 8 j
NEW STORE.
TIIE subscriber is now opening a large assortment
of Groceries asid Maple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(souill of the Bank of Camden,) which he will
dispose of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well fo
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, ot
the following, viz:
j I.oaf, Crushed, Ground and Granulated Sugars
S Croix, 1'orio Kico, and New Orleans do
N'w Orleans, -Muscovado and Cuba Molasses
Java, 1-aguira and Jtio Coflie
( unpowiler. Young Uvson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow Candles
.N<>. 2 and 3 Macknrel. in Barrels, Half and Qua.ters
Wine, Soda and Butler Biscuits and C'neeso
Soap and Starch, assorted
i'epper, Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs. Mace and Cloes
i i'ov der, STiot and l.end
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and CnstiugK
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and V\ h, ,j Gt
ALSO
Bleached and unbleached Shirtings anil Shertinga
Biuukets, Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and Oznaburga
Together with a large assortment of '
nqff.rimr. He.ne 9lli] Ttl illC.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Cnmlen.S. C. Sept. 23.
Krta*h paid for Cotton and other Produce.
Fresh Groceries.
THE subscribers have just received and for
bale the following articles, viz:
Dried Beef; smoked Halibut
KisNo. 1 Mackerel
Quarter barrels do.
Barrels No. 3 do.
Chemical,Rose and Castile Soaps
Potted Yarmouth Herrings
Linton, Prune and Pine Apple Preserves
Boxes small size English Dairy Cheese
Boxes large size Cheese.
Dec. y. SIIAW & AUSTIN.
ROBERT LATTA, .
Late af the firin of Dickson & Latta,
Vl/tlULD Respectfully inform his friends and )
YV the public generally, that he is now receiving
^ variety of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which
he will sell tow for cash?Two doors above the
Planters' Hotel, ami immedialely opposite James
Dun lap's, esq.
Camden,S. C.Dec. 10, 1?50. 97
Bacon Hams ana 1'icKiea tseeiHhds.
line bright W. Sides; choice ilams
Fulton market Pickled Beet; Maekarel No. 1.
Dec. 13. ROBT. LATTA.
Flour, Flour.
Bids. Baltimore Flour
" Extra Family do
Bags Buckwheat do warranted. *.
A variety of Crackers.
Dec. 13. ROUT. LATTA.
Linen Department.
I)KOVVN and bleached damask Linen Shirt
y ingv, damask Table-cloths and covers, liuck.
aoark an. Diaper T??weling5, Crash, Dotvl.-?, BE.
Diaper, Long-I awns, French cambric, ladies
and geuliem.ro's illicit cambric Handkerchief*.
also
a choice stock of Hi IS II LIMESS, warranted
ijuie Flax, and remarkably tow. newly opened
ill ' J.niKS WILSON'S.
Annatto (,'opperaF,
indigc, Logwood,
Madder, Wliite Lead,
LiiinCeii Oil. Turpentine,
Window Giass, Lamp Chimneys,
Solar Globes, Solar WicKh,
5;ie'rni Oii, Solar Oil",
Cj.-tor Oil, Kpuoin Si lis die. &.c.
A lull and ircsli supply o| ail the above articles
usl received, and lor pale by
sept. 'dU. Z. J. DeIIAY.
II,Lini\AU\G
Spirit Gus or liuruiuj; Fluid,
Lamps, V71cks kc,
TI1L subscriber has just received from Balti- i
more, an elegant uKsnriinciil ol Glass and ;l/etalic
.Spirit Gas Lumps, W'wks <Sic. In a few days
he will also have a hudu!v ol' llie Itnrninrr Fluid,
lu all ul which he invites the attention of those in
waul, and his friends generally.
z. j. deiiay.
Notice.
WILL be sold on (he first M< nday in February
next, the llou>e and Lot formerly belonging
to the Rev James Jenkins. Terms, one
third cash, liie balance in one and two years, purchaser
to pay lor papers.
JOS. G. JENKINS.
Dec. 30?wit VVM- A. XIOORKR,
Notice.
THIS id to forewarn all persons from trading
with my wife Alary, aa she has lefl my bed
and board without a cause, and I will not pay any
debt she may contract. his
1soai g. x turner.
mark.
Dec 19, 1850. pd$5 100
Notice.
IWJl L open the Tax Hooks belonging to the
Town of Camden, on the first day of January
lt)51, lor tho purpose of collecting tlie taxes, and
Will keep open the same until tho first day of
March, ensuing, at which time they will bo closed
and all dcfaulere dealt with according to law.
by order of council,
L \V. BALLARD, Town Treas'r.
ocam Imr 'i 1 t I rrt
l^Cl/OUIUCI U( v Hi
LUMBER.
THE subscribers having commenced operations
with their &tean> Saw Mill, are prepared to
furnish Lumber to their friends and the public, at
unusually low rales for cash.
U"No Lumber will be delivered wltHbut art order,
except where a bill has been previously given.
J NO. LOVE. S'K.
Oct. 11??2wt? J AS. J. LOVE.
Window Glass.
THE Glass manutactured uy tlie i'atnpfico Co.
of Baltimore, cannot be excelled by that of
any other. I have just received a large invoice of
the following sizes: 8x10, 10x12,0x11,11x13.
12x14, 14x18, 18x20,18x24, &.C., to whieh I would
invite the attention of those in want of the article.
Also^-Lanaps, Chitnnies, plain and cut solar
Globes. Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Case.*
and Vials. Z. J. DeHAV,
April 2. SO tf
JOHN B, DESAUSSORE,
<3^5" CD 522.0
Adger's Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Will give pjompt and close attention to the sale
of all descriptions of Produce entfusted to his
care, and to the selection and filling of orders,
sept. 13. 72 * 6m
PAUL T, YILLEPIGUE,
FACTOR,
And General Commission Herchant,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. CLiberal
advances made on consignments of Produce,
and prompt attention given to the forwarding
of Goods, at the lowest rates.
A tic- 20. 6d
i\oti'ce.
\n Boy. LEWIS, having left my premises j
jltx. without any punishment, on tne -?tn inat.
any information winch may be given relative to his
whereabout will be thankfully received, and satisfactory
compensation given. He is about 13
years old, a little- tinged with yellow, and might be
a tolerable plow hand; slow of speech. He belonged
to the estate of Mrs. Marti a C.Wilson,
dec'd., and was sold in Camden; on! the 14th inst.
Address the subscriber at Swift Creek, Darlington
District, S. C.
JONATHAN WRIGHT.
TWemher *20. 102 . if
Bounty Land.
THE subscriber will prosecute claims for Land
or Pensions, on reasonable terms. Soldiers
and officers, in tl e Mexican war, in. the War of
lb 12, the Florida war, and other Indian^wars, are
entitled to Bounty Laud. J. B. KERSHAW.
Dec, 24, tflOl Att'yatLaw.
ALL persons having demands against Iho Estate
ot William Hat e, are hereby notified to present
them, dulv attested, on or belore the first dav i
of February next
COLUMB JS HAILH?,) ? , *
THOS. E. HAILE, } Am
Dec. 13, 1650. 101
Fresh Garden Seeds.
rf\HE subscriber has just received a lresh and
X full supply of every variety of GARDEN
which can be depended upon, consisting
in part of early Alohawk, French, speckled,
yellow six Weeks, early white and cranberry
BEANS, Bishop's early prolific, early charlton,
dwarf strawberry and tall marrowfat PEAS; early
May, early York, early Dutch, early large York,
sugar-loai, drumhead, Batterer, green glazed j
and mountain CABBAGES; long blood, white
sugar and turnip BEETS; Brocoli, Carrots, Cau- 1
liflower, Celery, Collards, Cucumber, Squash, Egg 1
Plant, Lettuce, Kale, Sugar Corn, Parsley, Pars- 1
nip, white and brown Mustard, Okra, Onion Buttons,
Bell Pepper, sweet Spanish Pepper, Radish,
early spring Turnip, Vegetable Oyster, Spinage,
Tomato, Hemp and Canary Seed?also, an as- ]
horliiipnt of choice FLO\VER SEEDS. For sale
by F. L. ZEHP.
Dec. 10 96 tf
Saw 31 ill Irons. <
U'ROUGllT Cranks, cast Gudgeons, Segments, [
Rag Wheels and Ways, wrought Pitman* '
(Willi brass boxes) Stirrups, Dogs, Feed Hands,
Guide Rods. AIbu, wide and narrow Mill Saws
and six feet cross-cut Saws; SAW GUMMEKS,
Files, dec. ,
McDOWALL & rpQPER.
Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURT-HOUSE. 1
f|*HC above House having been purchased and
ft lined up anew hy John Doten, >s again opened
for lite accommodation of the Public. Strict r
attention to the want* and comforts oi guests
will bo given, and no ctlurl, calculated to merit
the patronage ut all who may favor the establish- .
isent with a visit, shall be spared. J
All that the market and surrounding country t
afford will be found upon ihe table.
C' lnfortah.e roniiit, lor families or individuals, v
are prepared. t
The Stable* will be attended by careful and i
attentive hostlers. c
Drovers can be weli accommodated, as any a
number of hoises and mules can be ept in ibe I
ntahles and lots expiessly prepared for them. r
Nov. I, looO. 6(i tf t
HUNTER'S HOTEL, i
CAMDEN, S. C. 1
fTHJR subscriber having located in Camden,
X would lespcrtfully nay to the public that he
(i?h opened a Public House two doors helow the
Poht UlTicc, and hopes by strict attention to busi- ness
to share a liberal p tronage.
My Stables are good, and well supplied with r
Provender, and my Table shall always be suppliod
with as good as the market affords.
1 am certain that those who once favor uto with
a call will be willirtyto call again.
I have also, a g"dd-Wagon Yard, with wood, (
water and house convenient, for the accointhoda- 1
Wo ...k" -att
1 will alou attend to the Commission
and all Goods consigned to my care, ot^IflfTtAvith '
it,e tor sale eliali meet with prompt JtttBmiou. ? '
0"Charge6 moderate. ' " 1
JAMES M. HUNTER. >
Nov. 26. !? tt 1
Tb Kent. i
THAT brick dwelling and store, next to the i
"Maintain House," now occupied ly T. Don- I
"hell. Apnlyto J. B. KERSHAW, Ex'or. I
Dec n 1M If |
Notice.
THE following person* have made application
for Licenses to retail Spirituous Liquors in
the Town of Camden for the present year, viz:
S. Benson, for License No. 2 (quart license.? i
Recommended by E. w. Bonney, J. Wessmger, J. i
P. Murray, E. A Salmond, G. VV. Shaw, L. A i
Austin, and G. Alden. Securities?C. Matheson :
and James Punlap.
Jarnes M. Hunter, for Licence.No. i,'(tavern
license.) Recommended by C. Wienges, Zach.
Cantey, J. Weasinger, H. Pate, and W. M. Wat.
son. Securities?P. F. Villepigue, H. Holleyman
and Wm. Johnson.
H. Holleyman, for License No. (Quart license.)
Recommended 6v J. S. Nettles, C. Matheson and
E. W. Bonney. Securities?B. R. Salmond and
George Alden. #
Ordered to be published in the Camden Joiirnal
L. W. BALLARD, Recorder.
January 8, 1851 " n
MANSION HOUSE.
CAMDEN, S. C.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to bis
friends and the TRAVELLING. .PUBLIC
generally, that he haswpened, as ailOTEL, that
large and commodious house in Log Town, formerly
the private res.dence of B. Perkins, esq.
The building is admirably adapted for that parpose,
being situated in the n ost healthy apdpleaj. ,
ant part of Camderr, combining all tire advahta.
ges of the town w.ith the balmy atmosphere of th#
country, and within a lew minutes' walk of toy
part of Camden. The rooms are large and airy,
his IServants respectful and attentive, and be
pledges himself to spare no pains in keeping ?
an attractive and well supplied TABLE, and to use
every exertion to please tnose who may call upon
him.
llis STABLES will be found commodious}and
always fully supplied with Provender,
0*The House being coadopted on Temperance
n j l _ i_: i/-L_a ?t l a.
rrrvcipieMi ne naaerv nimseir iu?i inwc wm? iavor
him with a call will find the MANSION H0l[$i2
not only the comforts snd attention of a Well regulated
hotel, but the quiet retirement of a Home. *
Charges moderate. . *
U"All the Stages arriving in the place, and the
Omnibuses running.to the Depot* will'tail at the
House when desired. * , .
E. G. ROBINSON.
Camden, Sept. 1. 27 tf
Notice. t ,
ALL Licenses for retailing spiritodtfi liqoforir,
billiard tables, ten pin alleys, &cn will ex.
pire on the 31st inst. Therefore, all persons
w ishiner to obtain either of said licenies for the en
suing yea', will band in their application# Addressed
to Council, according to law. *
By order of Council,
L. VV. BALLARD, Recorder, . ;
December 26. 109 tf
If AILS. "
1Afj KEGS superior Cut Nafl%for sate. Joftr
f v ly for cas S* ?? CAPERS.
Land for Sale. .
In Equitjr?Laucaeter District.
D. P. Sueh vs William G. Rainee?Bill to subrogate
and sell Real Estate. ,
Tj NDER the Decree of the Coori of Equity iii
U above case, I will sell at Lanrtq&r court
house on the first Monday, the third day of February
lti51, the Tract of Land situs's m said disirict,
originally granted to Jonathan Douglass, 7th
May. .1787, and sold by the -Commissioner ss the
Real Estate of James Douglass, aod bought bjr M.
S. Perry. ?nd sold by him to Williaut G Raines.
The Tract, by recent survey, containa 1225acres,
more or leeB, and adjoins lands of James T.Wade
tv u7 n ..... u u ti v n: d.....
pvn?? u, if . i|iuwu| ii* ii? vuvu D?iuw
and others. It in ail woodland;
Terms ca%h. . .. . ,, .
J. H. WITHERSPOON, C. E, L. &.
Jan. ft. [3 75] t? - ,
Bead Quartern 22d Regiment 8. 0. H.?
January 8. 1851, ^
AN Election is hereby ordered to be held ort 8irturday
the 1st day of February neOt; for Captain
of Beat Company No. 2, to fill the vacancy oc*
:asioned by the resignation of Capt 8.3. Yoaitg.
Sergeants "Austin and Workman will act u Matw
igera and report the result of aaid election to the
Uolonei. By order of Col. W; J. Tiykx). *
THO. J. WARREN, Adjutant
Jan. 10 3
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Blias's Compound Cod Lirei Oil
viuiaj* ^
For concha, colds, &c. A supply of this- poplar
article just received st McKAlN'a Drug Store.
Jan. 7 a 3t
GUN8. . 7" ! *
rHE subscriber* have received an invoice of (hurls ami
double barrelled GUNS, escorted, from $5 to $50.
Dec. 2. McDOWALL ^COOPER.
Liberty Hill Hale Academy.
|>HE Trueteee of this Academy would reeppet1
fully announce to the public that iieexercises
vill commence on Monday the 6th inst, under
he direction of vr. J.R. Blake, A. M. Mr. Blake
s a South Carolinian and comes to us highly re:ommended
both as a gentleman and a scholar,
is the annexed certificates will show. The acta#
aBtic year will be divided into two eHstortS of five
nonths each, end all pupils will be charged ifroxtt
he time of entering until the end of the seeeion.
Terms per Session.
?or Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. f7,08
Hie above with English Grammar, Geography,
and Histhry, . 10,00
riie above with Algebra, Geo hie try, Philosophy,
&c. 16,00
rhe above with Latin and Greek, 80,00
fQV" finod hnardinir can Km nhtninad st Aft t?*?r
rionth.
Certificate*.*
University or Georgia, Franklin Coll*o?..
I take much pleasure in adding my individual
estimony to the public vouch** which the bearsr,
Mr. John Ronnie Blake,*ofAbbeville,S. Cn wUt
-eceive from the authoritieaof this Institution;
An intimate connection with him for the past
hree yeare has, in the minds of the Faculty, ftinsd
for him a high reputation both for intellectual
ind moral excellence.. As a general scholar, he
secured a high honor in his class, and never, during
his sojourn among us, did he become amenaale
to discipline.
In my own department, I consider Mr. Blake
aroinently and decidedly qualified to make a very
superior Instructor?and as such 1 woiild, with
sest wishes and in all good faith, recommend him
to any community who may wish for a man of
rrcm/t an!i<t arnn ircmpnt* Jind Am laato
JAS. WADDEL,Pto? of Ancient
Literature in the University of G?f
August 6th, 1846.
Understanding that Mr. Jno. Rennie Slake designs
to seek employment as a Teacher, it ghras
me sincere pleasure to say, that! consider him em.
inently qualified to engage in the duties of thai
arduous and higher respectable.profession.
Mr. Blake' i attainments in scholarship, hie per*
severing industry, bis correct moral habits, end
Gentlemanly deportment will insure him success.
1 cordially recommend him to the patronage of
the Trustees 01 schools and,other* who war Med
his services. H. HULL, Prof. Math.
Aug. 1st, 1840. Franklin College.
Other certificates have been obtained, out the
aboVe arte deemed sufficient, ? < .
J. 8. THOMPSON,)
\m DIXON, > True.'
, . . H. R. BROWN; 1
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