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! <3 FOE SALE. HP HAT valuable plantation on "Waterec River, late j JL tlio property of Zaek Cantey and wife and for- j merly belonging to the Estate of Adamson, containing ! some thirteen hundred acres, bounded North by Dr. j Salmond's plantation and the estate of John Chesnut, south by Edward E. Adatuson's plantation, cast by Springdale, and west by Wateree River. On the place are all the necessary ouiniings. two rcius, giu-imusc, ; screw, etc., a largo body of lands cleared & under fenco^i in a good state tor cultivation, and a large body off well timbered uplands contiguous to tho. settlement.: For terms apply to either ot the undersigned. Jt'HN 0\NTFY, JAMES CAKTEY, Exr's of J no. Cantey, Sen. Jan 9, 2 tf. Notice. ADMINISTRATORS, Executors and Guardians tailing to make tjjfeir retufns according to law, will bo summoned to an account. Jaa- 9?tf. JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D. ' PARTICULAR NOTICE! ALL persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to come forward aud-settle the same by the 20th inst., as he has made annngements to leavo Camden, and longer indulgence cannot be given. L. A. AUSTIN. NOTICE. R WILSON made application for license No. 2, quart license, to retail spirituous liquors at his store, one aoor souui 01 vjr. o. i/uugms 01011-, uii Broad street. Securities, P. F. Villepigne, and G. S. Douglas; recommended by M. Drnkcr. J I>. Murray, and R. Latta. Ordered iliut tbc above application bo published in the Camden Journal. C. H. DAVIS, Town Recorder. Council Chamber, Jan. 3,1855. Town Taxes. ORDERED, that the Recorder advertise that the Tax Books belonging to the Town of Camden will bo opened on tbo fifteenth day of January 1855, | for the purpose of collecting the Taxes, and that the sAid Books will be kept o|>en until the first day of March ensuing, at which time they will be closed and all defaulters dealt with according to law. Jan. 9,?t? C. H. DAVIS, Town Recorder. For Sale or Rent, MY former reaideuce in the lower part of Camden; a most delightful winter residence. Apply to me at the "Old Corner"-for terms tcc. Jan, 9,?rf. K. IV. BONXEY. Camden Light Infantry. ~\7"OCT are hereby summoned to attend a meeting of X your corps at Military Hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock precisely. By order of Capt. Anerum. Jan. 9.?It. Z. J. DjeHAY, Clerk. Settle lip. ALL Persons indebted to tho subscriber are earnestly requeeted to come forward and pay up. as I desire settlements to bCjnade up to the 1st Jnn'y. 1855. - ' W. G. KIRICLAND. Flat Rock, Jan. 9, ? 3t Mortgage Sale. IWiLL sell before the Court House door In Camden, on the first of February nont, ANN, a likely negro girl, to foreclose a mortgage given by D. R. Peebles, to A. G. Baskin, Ex'r, THOMAS BASKIN, Agent. Jan. 9?4?($2.00) ' MUSICAL. TUITIOIf. TrvnAWPOOAD TU ITTXTT? MnnA^r.illtf .'..Cmatno JJIMjr J2jOO\'IV JUA ? XJ.1U ivapwtiuu) muuuKvoiiiuv in consequence of the very flattering encouragement he lias already reeeived, be has fixed his residence in Camden, for the purpose of giving lessons in the theory and practice of Music, including Vocal Music, (English aud Italian,) Piano Forte, Orgau, Melodeon, Ac., either at tlie Pupils' residence, or at his Music Room at tiie house -of Mr. MeCandlese, on the usual terras. As very few arrive at any proficiency in musical art who have not commenced while yowng, (even from Hit age of eigkt,) lir DeVine respectfully calls the attention of parents and guardiaDS to its importance?it saves the student much of the extra difficulty, mental labor, and expenso caused l>r comtueuciug the study so late ag tony be too frequently noticed. 53^"* A quarter may be commenced at any time. References of the first order can be produced Fur ther particulars may be known of Mr. L. McCandless, or at Mr. De Vine's residence. Jan. 2,?tf. Sale of Real Estate. BY order oftlie Court of Ordinary for Kershaw District. South "Carolina, I will sell before the Court House door of the District and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in February next, between legal hairs of: sale, the real estate of John McCaskell, deceased, contain ing one hundred and seventy acres, more or less. l>eing on the West side of Timber Creek, in Kershaw District, South C^rolinn, bounded by lands of Merrit Ferret, Wesley Stokes, and Harman Arrauts. Tekms.....Cash for as much as will pay cost, b"' .nee on a credit unt&the first day of January, 185G ootid with approved security, in'erest front day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises of the deeeasen nccessarj' to the Oidinary. THOMAS DASKIN, S. K. D. January 9,1855. ? " ($3.75) Valuable Bnsine?s Stand for Sale. FOR sale on accommodating terms, the lots on Broad Street iu the town of Camden, whereon are situated the Store Honses and dwelling recently occupied by Moore & Kuykendall, and by Win. C. Moore. Also, the lots immediately East of the above, on which ttere is a comfortable Dwelling. If DOt sold by first of February the above property will be rooted. For particulars applv to JAS. L VILLK PIG UK, or Jan. 9?tC *"v W1L M. SHANNON. Executor's Notice. ALL persons having demands against the estate of Roddick Sfoseley will hand them in. properly attested, on or before the first day of April next, otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of payment. 2-3m > C. MQSELEY, Executor. "fresh garden seeds f J JUST received from tbe house of David Landreth, Philadelphia, a large and well-selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting, in part, of the fol lowing varieties, * Large globe artichoke, Early refugee " Long blood beet, Long green cneumber, Swamp " Early frame cucumber, White sugar Green cluster M Red " " , Gherkin Extra early turnip beet, Large purple egg plant, Early York cabbage, Nutmeg melon, " May u Turk's cap citron melon, ' Dotch " Silver skin onion, " drumhead" Bell pepper, " sugar-loaf " Sweet mountain pepper, " Savoy " Cayenne " Large York ' Brown Butch lettuce, Late drumlieftd " Green Cos u ' Dutclt " Early cabbage u Curled Savoy " Barge " " Green Glazed " Ioobead " JtedTutch "for pick- Sugar parsnip, [ling Long Salmond radish, Long Collarda, " sca?ci - ^ Long oraDge carrot, Bed turnip Early horT " White ? White solid celery, Black Spanish Cauliflower* Round spinacli Salsify.or vegetable oyster Early Washington peas, Early bush squash, " Clmrlton Crook-necked mvrow " Prince Albert Large red tomatoes, Extra early Small " u Ldrgo marrowfat " Largo pear shap'd" Blaok-eyed " Early Dutch spring tupiip,. Dwarf blue imporial " Red "top Boyal dwarf Adams' early com, Knight's tall " Curicd parsley, * " Si* weeks'bush beans, Large Lima Deans, i unraa xeu-ayo " gmaff " or Snow " j Eifrly Mohawk M Red valentine " f '* RacUaoI " T.J. WORKHA&&C0. January 4th, 1853. f ; 2tf Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers, fOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION^ Just received and for sale by > Z ?T. VOtfK.MA)? CO. r^:t Ht riMuHiiii" BY permission of Jolin It. Joy, Ordinary for Ker- 1 sliaw District, we will offer at public sale, at the late residence of John S Cunningham, deceased, at ' Liberty Hill, in the raid district on Monday, the fifth day of February, prox., at 12 o'clock, M. the following aggro slaves, viz.: Susan, and her three children. Km ily, Jim, and Jane, belonging ?o the estate of the said 1 John S. Cunningham, deceased. Terms A credit of tvvelvo mdSths, bond with approved sureties, interest l':om date payable annually*1 ahd a mortgage if required. AVM. C. CUXN1N (5 T1A M. ) ... ROUT. 3. CUNNINGHAM, ) x * SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sundry "Writs of Pi. Fa. to mo direc ted. I will sell on the first Monday in February;,, next, the following property, to wit: That large store house and dwelling abovo situated in the town of Catnden, and known as the stage office, now occupied by defendant No. 1195. levied on and to be sold as the property of James McEweu, at the suit of Aaron Wilhelin vs. James McEwon. (SI) Also, One tract of land in the fork of Big and Litile Lyneli 9 Creek, one hundred nnd fifty acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Wily Brannan, John Brannan, Jnmes Clyburn nn|i Tiller's land, levied on and to be sold as the property of William Marshall, of the suit of Henry Hancock vs. William Marshnll. Terms cash. THOMAS BASKIN, S. K. D. January 9tli, 1855. ($1) KERSHAW-.Iii Equity. Petor B. Hammond, A. II. Perry and wife, vs. Matilda Hammond, et al.?Bill for Partition, Account and Relief IN obedience to an order made, I will offer for sale at public outcry at the late residence of Francis Hammond deed, in aforesaid District, on Thursday the 25th day of January, inst, all the live stock of his Estate, consisting of horses, mules, sheep, cows, hogs, 4c., and also all the plantation utensils and implements. and all the household and kitchen furniture belonging to bis Estate and also household and plantation supplies consisting of bacon, corn, fodder, ic. Term.?So nmch cn<h as will pay costs of proceedings, balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale, payablo fcnnally. Purchasers to give notes with approved suMies. mW. n. R^WORimiAN, C. E. K. D. 1| JanA-tf^ ? * ($2.25.1 J Sontli ailktta%Ker<ih;i% Aistri^ JhuTohn It. JoymSut^dinanj for sai\l?Lst%tt. ^ T"1/IIEREAS, MjAathegon applied to the n for letters oHlminifwraTioh of ujl and singu lar the Goods and Rights aucferedits W. Gibbons, late of the Uretrict aforesaid, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and /mmonish all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be lioldcn at Kershaw Court House on tiie nineteenth day of January, in?t.. to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 4th day of Jantv.or ni our T.ord one thousand eiirht liun dred and fifty five, and in thea seventy-ninth year of American Independence. JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D. South Caroliaia?Kershaw District. By John It. Joy. Ksq., Ordinary for said District. "Vy HE RE AS, MeRn Brevard applied to me for ? t Letter:) of Administration on all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Harriet C. Brevard, late of the District aforesaid, deceased: These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to bo and appear before me at our in-xt Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Kershaw Court House on the sixteenth day of January, inst., to show eau.-o, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 1st day of January, in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tiltv-tive, and in the seventy-ninth ^ car of American Independence. JOHN B.VOY, 0. K. D. South Carolina?Kershaw E>i<>fiict. By John II. Joy. Esq., Ordinary for said District. UHKRKAS, Banyan Payne, of Tennessee applied to me for Letters of Administration on all and singular tlic Goods and Chattels, Bights and Credits of Klizabeth Belts, late of Texas: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and singular, the kb.dred and creditors of he said deceased, to bo and appear before tue at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at. Kershaw Court House on the seventeenth day of January inst., to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand and seal, tiiis second day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tiftv-five, and in the seventyninth year of American Independence. JOltli K. JOY, O. K. l>. THE GREENVILLE BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE. rrMIJS INSTITUTION, recently established by the X Sta:e Baptist Convention ol South Carolina, and governed by the Board of Trustees of the Barman University, will go into operation on the Jirstof Fcbru; ary next, under a full Corps of competent Instructors and at t lie usual rates of Tuition. Board can ho ob taiued for Students on application to the undersigned HICHAUD FURMAN, C. J KLFORD. P. C. KDWARDS, T. B. ROB bill's, T. P. 13 ROOK MAN, P. K. DUNCAN, Executive Comroitteo Jan. 2, 1 3t. rF,tIE undersigned will continue to sell goods at the ' X " Old Corner'' on the tmost favorable terms for cash, or on a credit of one yearv The above terms wil be strictly complied with, and no goodssold for a long or time. Persons who have boeu indebted for 21 o_ 30 months arc earnestly requested to pay up by th" middle of February. Those who disregard this notic will most certainly lind their notos and accounts in th hands of r?n attorney for collection, if not arranged bo fore return day. E. W. B0NNE1*. Jan. 2, 1855. 1 tf. | RLATTA. made application to Council forLiccnsc j No. 2. to retail Spirituous Liquors at his Store ; on Broad Street n ir.it 1 TV 1.... \r ! oecuna&>\?\s. aiuinusuu, auu ?sujiu *>i. i/tonu^uiu Recommended by James Conner, J. D Murray, and C. L. Cliattcn. ; C. H. DAVIS, Town Recorder. Jan. 2, 1 tf. Pocket Book Lost. IOST on the Beaver Creek Read leading from CamJ deu to Lancaster, on tl?e~ 22d ult., a colored j morocco Pocket Book,, containing about thirty-nine dollars, in bills principally in fiv6s on the bauk of Fayetteville N". C., and some on the banks of S. C.? The finder will be rewarded by delivering tne same to Mr. Eli C. Bishop, 6 miles below Lancaster C. II., or to me at my residence, near Uak Forest P. 0? Iredell Co. N. C. DlVID BRANDON. Jan. 2, 1 2t. Sale of Negroes. About 100 Negroes will be sold bofore the Court House door in Camden, on tho first Monday in March next. Among the number are some prime House ser- , rants and field hnuda. Five yeaiScredit will bo given. Particulars will bo ; W juittES CKAinnOlVD, I. FEXHI the Pomaria Nurseries, near Columbia, bogs' to inform tbo inhabitants of Camden and vicinity that lie has now .br sale, nearly opposite the office of i the Camden Journal, a very largo assortment of the ( most select i Evergreen Trees, Shrubs, Roses, etc. i all of which will be warranted to be what they are 1 represented. 1 ile respectfully solicits a call from all thoso wishing to improve their gardens. T>OCKINGandSittingCIIAlRS, forsnlo.at , i y$ . BONNETS. W '' " *' 1. > * ' - . w . IVEW BdOlES. THINGS as tlie>* uro-in America, by Wm. Chambers. X< Brushwood, picked up on the Continent, or Jast summer's trip to tire old World, by Orvillo FlorWitz. Na Motu, oc^teef Rovings in the ^outh Seas. r Romantic Incidents of the Queens of England. laves of the Queens of England before the Norman Conouest, by Mrs. Hall. \ xv Leila Ada; What Not; Pride of Life. I", Ruth Hall; Songs of Zion; Zioti Sougiier. "j Bible Reading Book ; Taylor's Travels in Africa. ^ Genera! Notions of Chemistry, translated front the J" French work of Pcluze anil Frcney. j v?u>siHiv Tjimn Lighter: Fashion and Famine. ,c'] Capt. Cannot; Vincent Nolte. t'e Life of Barnum kc. Annual:!, Almanacs and Diaries for 1855. Jan. 2,?tf. A. YOUNG. ax _ __ to 25 DOLLARS REWARD. R ANA WAY from the suhscribcr, on the 3cl insf., > a negro tnan named FED. Fed is about 5 feet 8 S. or 10 inches high, weighs 145 or 150 lbs., about 21 years, of age, speaks very quick when spokeoen to. Is very much inclined to laugh, and is of a brown color. ~ He had on, or carried off u ith him, n black and a kind of a tweeds coat, two pair of pantaloons and an old H white fur hat. It is supdosed he left in company with J a negro man named Car}*, belonging Capt. John D J] Moore. It is quite probablo he is trying to make his vi way to some free State, or aided off by some mean ki white man or free negro. _* * pi The above reward will be paid for his apprchcntion and delivered to me, 3 miles S. E. of White's Store, F Anson county, and about 13 miles west of Wndesboro, in or his confinement in any jail so that 1 can get him a- T gain. tc ZILPHA REDFKARN. fr Dec 23 1S54 1 4t Kr?ci?iw...fi] Rnuitr. Susannah Tweed Admx.J Bm (o ^ Rea, I W. & J. RAdger, to pay debts. IN obedience to an order on above stated case tnado, bearing date Deeemher Otli, 1854, I will offer for j sale at public outcry before the Court House door in (( Camden, on the first Monday in February next, (and on some other sale-day, if not then disposed of.) llio jj house and lot belonging to the estate of It L. Tweed deed, situated on DeKulb street in said town ot Cum- T: den. tj . The Dwelling and outer buildings on said lot are ew and in goo<) repair. The premises consist ol Towrr lrtta. 7tr;?A-So much cash as will pay costs of proceedings, balnliee on a 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 approvod sureties, and a mortgage of the premises. V W. H. R. WORKMAN, C. i?. K. D \ec. 27, 1854. 1 tf OtE<|uiTY??outli Carolina, Ker- l slian District. ] LAND FOR SALE. Elizabeth Stover etal) h vs. Bill /or Partition. 1 James Stover et al. J r, IX pursuance of an order iu above stated case made, I will oiler for sale on the first Monday in February next, at public outcry before the Court House-door in Camden, the following portions of the Ueal Estate ] of Thomas Stover lately deed., viz: ; One Tract of land lying and being in Kershaw Dis- v trict, on Flat lloeic Creek, containing about 174 acres * more or less. Not to bo sold for less tliau seven dollars per acre. One other Tract of land in Lancaster District, situa- . ted on Little Ilocky Creek, Branch of Cedar Creek, c containing five hundred and two (o02) acres more or 1 less. Not to be sold for less than ten dollars per aero. -1 Terras.?So much cash as will pay costs of pro- V ccedings, balance on a credit of one und two years, T bearing interest to be paid annually from day of o le, purchase money to be secured by bond, with nt least two good approved personal sureties and a mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers. W. H. It. WORKMAN, C. E K. D. Jan- 2, 1 ts. Administrator'* Sale. BY order of the Court of Ordinary, will be sold, at the Into residence of Benjamin Nettles, on Friday the twelfth day of Jauu irv tnst. between the legal bouts of sale, all the personal property of said do- T ceased, consisting of Cattle, (some tine milch cows) a good two-horse wagon, one ninlo, corn, rodder, piania- o tion utensils, House mid and Kitchen furniture Ac. 1 Term*of Sale.?All sums of ten dollars and under, a cash, over that amount a credit until the first day of S January 1856, notes with approved security, interest from day of sale. JOiJN lloSSEtt, Aduir. Jan. 2, 1 ts. 13 Notice. p ALL persons indebted to the Estato of Benjamin Nettles, deed., will make immediate payment, and those having demands against the Estate will present them duly attested, to JOI1N UOSSJSR, Adinr. tl Jan. r, - _ i._ .... . tf.. __ Notice. AS A. G. BASKIN, Esq. has made an assignment to me of his fees, costs, notes, books, furniture &c. for the benefit of creditors, dated 15th December, 1854. r< All persons, who have claims against him, and are willing to accent of a Dividend according to the terms ' ...:11 I 11,? u'linn Ul U?V*l?llllll-|?l, *>111 |'l ViW'IH HliU vriiiVHOH on or before the first day of February next. All persons indebted to him by note or otherwise, for fees and costs, are hereby notified that his papers arc in niv hands for collection. Prompt payment is earnestly requested Jan. 2,?lin. W. TIIURLOW CASTON", Assignee. South Carolina?Kei'sliaw District. By John It. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary of said District. j \\J H Bit HAS, Banyan Payne of Tennessee applied t ? to mc for Letters of Administration 011 all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Zachaiiah Payne, late of Mississippi, deceased. i These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and J singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased ^ to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holdon at Kershaw Court Uouso on the seventeenth day of January inst. to show cause if any. why the said administration t, should not be granted Givdn under m}' hand and seal, this twenty second _ day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tlfty-four, and in the seventy-ninth year of American Independence. JOHN R. JOY. 0 K. D. South Carollua?Kershaw District. ^ 4 By John It. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary of said District. WHEREAS, Thos. J. Cauthen applied to mo for Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chatties, rights and credits of Warren Stewart in the West, deceased : f0 These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before mc at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to Le holden at Ker sliuw Court House 011 the 12th day of Jan. next, to V show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Ci Given under my hand and seal, this 27th day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four and in the seventyninth year of American Independence. la dunm Ji. jui, v. iv v. Jan. 2, 1 2t ^outli Carolina?Kershaw District. BV JOHN O. JOV, ESQUIRE, OBPINART. / "VITHEREAS, Tliog. J. Cantlien applied to mo for T T Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Mrs. Caro- J line Dobbins, in tho \Vest, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho said deceased to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's i Court for the said District, to bo holdon at Kershaw I Court House on the twelfth day of Jan QUIT next, 1 to show cause, if any, why tho said administration * should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 27th day of Decomber. in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty four and in the seventy-ninth year of American Independence. f Ian. 2,-1 ' JOHN R. JOY, 0, K. D. V e *. - y '***?', v ' V . , * ... I? . - ' . ? 1 % NOTICE, o the Creditors of Moore & Knykcndal AND vr. C. MOORE. L X assi'jrnmentJef tho Stool; in Trade. Effects and Assetts of Moore A Kuykendal and W. (). Moore iving-been niado tojne, dated Deectnber 9, 1854, in Ijieh, after certain preferred creditors therein named, ovision is made (before n general distribution there) for such of the partnership creditors of Moore A uykendnl and of W. C. Mnor$ as will come in with- f sixty days after date of said assignment signify 1 eir assent to the terms of the same, execute re 1 uses nftlicir rosnoetive dolus rcmainiinr dim nfior ri>. 1 ivinjr their proportionate dividends utidcr said clause. Notice is hereby given to such of the creditors o( 1 oorc & Kuykendtil and W. C. Mooro as intend to 'ail thetuselves of the benefit of the said provisions, render in their claims and comply with tho aforeid terms and stipulations within the time limited, or ipv will be debarred the benefit of the same. v With respect to the same address me at Camden, ! C. J AS. I. YILLKP1GUK, Assigr.ee. Dee. If. 1854. 61 tf FRUITTREES. [GRAVIS LISLKS lias now on linnd at bis Nursc. ry in Union Count}*, N. C., ten miles ?ast of [onroe, and niticteen west of Wadesborough, a great iriety of FRUIT TRKES, consisting of the bestkinds nown in the country, selected with great care, no litis having been spared on the task Mr. Lisles will be in Cumden on tho first day of ebrunry next, with a supply of Trees. Those wishig to purchase will please leave their orders with Mr. . W. Pegncs, (at the Journal office,) who will show (Stimouials front thoso who have purchased Trees otn Mr. L. Price $10 per liuudred, delivered within 100 miles r the Nursery. Dec. 28. ELECTION NOTICE, south Carolina--Kershaw District, Office Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions. I" M. NAUDIN, Clerk of tho said Court, in pursuI ^ ance of the directions of the Act of the Legisla ire, in such ease made and provided, do hereby give nlilic notice, that an election for SherifT for Kershaw istriet, will he held on Monday the 22d day of Janua,* next, at the usual places of election throughout tho 'istnct, to nil tno vacancy occasioned uy tne resignaon of tiic present incumbent. Witness my band nt Camden this 20lh day of December A. D. 1854. and in the 79th year of the Independence of the United States of America. M. NAUD1N, C. C 1\ A 0. S. Dec. 23, 52 td. South Carolina?Kershaw District. Jemima Campbell, Saml. H. Couts,?Applicants, vs. Tho Heirs of Kdiviu Campbell,?Defendants. 1~T appearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs of EdL win Campbell, Defendants, resides without this tate. It is therefore ordered that tlicy do appear and bject to the sule of the Real Estate of John Campell deed, on or before the twenty-second day of March 855, or their consent to the same will be entered of -cord. JOHN U. JOY, 0. K. D. Dec. 21, 1S54, 52 3in. Wanted to Hire, DOR one year from tho first of January, a good I. Cook, Washer and Ironer, also a hoy 12 or 14 ears old. Apply to Z. J. DeLIAY. Dec. 23, 52 2t. SO.YS OF TEMPERANCE tRAND DIVISION OF SOUTH CAROLINA VTOTH' 10 iu liornliv n-ivpn llmt the nevf. nunrtorli \i e** * ? -i j S\ session of this body, will be held at the Hall of fatereo Division No. 9, S. of T., in this town on hursday, tlio 25th January, 1855. commencing at 10 '. lock A. M. Z. J.' DeIIAY, G. S. Camden, i)ec. 12, 1854. 51?tt Orangeburg Female Seminary. PRINCIPAL?REV. J. S. LUG ARE. Assistants?Mb. F. J. Haiir, " Mil L. B. Gay, ' Mr. U. R Dickson*, ' Miss H. A. Haiir. Mr. and Miss Ilabr will instruct in Music, French, rawing. Painting, .tc. T'-c scholastic 3*ear consists of two Sessions of about months each. The Exercises of the first Session of 855, will be resumed on Wednesday, the 10th Jantiry, to continue until the 7th June, when the second cssion will commence. TERMS. Tuition in all studies except in the Ornamental ranches, with Board, kc $ 100 per session. Music and French, ettcli, $15.00 er quarter, or $.'{0. per session. Drawing and Painting together.... .$8 per quarter. Use of Piano, $2 per session. rur runner imormauon, nppiy iur u i^iuuiuguu ic Principal al Orangeburg. Dec. 19. 41 It Harmony rcmair-owH^. 1">IIE third year will open on the 1st day of Febru. ary, an undivided term of 40 weeks. The bills }inain unchanged. $150 for Board aud Education. 40 for Music and Oil Painting. 20 for Drawing; French, &c. G for use of Piano. 1 for the Ladies Library. 50 cents for Mail Contractor. 25 ' a dozen for washing. One hundred dollars paid in advance, and all bills aid on or before the last day of the term in Novemcr. * Dec. 12?50 FULLER'S 1 HAT STORE, Ql 238 Richardson Street, Columbia, S. O., NEAR THE STATE HOUSE. LATE styles of gent's. DRESS HATS, such ns MOLESKIN, BEAVER, CASS1MERE, AND ILK. ALSO. LAI'S, of every description; INFANT'S GOODS, l great variety. also. Umbrellas, Walking Lanes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, :c. The price of Fuller's best TTnt, which is inferior to one, is only FOUR DOLLARS. Dec. 19. 51 ly THE REPUBLICAN COURT, ""vR American Sucicty in the days of Washington, J with 21 Portraits of distinguished Women, 1vol. to. $12.00 Goodrich's Gems of British Poets, Heads Female Poets of America, Romance of American Landscape, The Parables of the New Testament practically unlded with elegant illustrations. TV t.l r T I ...!il. :H..n*m*:r\na 1'jiruuiua ui ?a.rummucnur, wmi muouuuuuii, Bow in the Cloud, or Covenant of the Afflicted. Jerusalem and iU.Vicinity, by Oldenlieiiner, Poetical works of Montgomery, Moore, Byron, Scott, 'adsworth, .tc. Cliicora andotlier Regions ot the Conquerors and tlio jnqucred. The Uoinanco of Nature, i Gems of Boautj ; Leaflets of Memory, The Amaranth, Keepsake, Magiolia, Caskot, Gar- i nd, Ac. Southward Ho!; Ida May; The Newsboy. Dec. 19,?tf. A. YOUNG. PolJak's German ITIatclic*! 1 FKW gross of these superior Matches just recciv cd by " T. j. WORKMAN k CO. j i ONE HORSE Carriage, but little worn, for sale X at a bargain, by E. "Vy. BONNEY. Nov 7 45 SOWS OF TEOTPERANCE. WATERED DIVISION NO. 9. , HHE regular meeting of this Division will be held on 1 L Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock. 1 By order of the W. P. i C. W. HERSEY, R. S. t Tallow for Sale* , )N hand, a lot ot prime Tallow for sale; t Nov. 28,?tf WORKMAN k CO. * I HIGHLY IMPROVE!) ANIKOLOIlEl) DAGUERRF^TYFES. FOB. A FEW . OLXY. * " JAHES p. TkBBETTS. HAS the pleasure of informing the laidics and Gentlemen of Camden, that he has open&f lits IALLEHY at i he rooms nhove tbc Post Oflioo, reccntj occupied by Dr. ilcCtui, lbr a few days, where hew low prepared' to execute every variety aud style of )AGUKR RKGTY I'M ' Pictures taken ut the low pi ice of $1 50 ami nj>iVurds, according to size and.quality pf frame or fuse. All afb invited to call and i-xaaiind'e, ccimcns. Dec. 5, 49 tf. Fancy China Ware I JUST received at Workman's Ding Store, an elegant assortment of China Ware, consisting in part of Kino Gilt China cups and saucers, with mid without mottoes - lliijh Gilt t.'ard receivers and Jewelry stands Furfcy China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes Flower Vases,-elegant Toilet bottles, &c, 4c. ALSO, A full supply of American and English Tooth and Hair Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe. do. Buffalo dressing Combs, pocket-and tine tooth Combs Also a largo lot of tineand common Shaving brushes, Jacob's Cordial. HOOFLANTVS Gorman Bitters; Carter's Spanish Mixture; Bull's, Townsend'sand Sand's Sarsapn' rilla; Radwoy's Beady Belief, Ready Resolvent, Bead) Regulators; Circassian Balm for the hair Roger's Liverwort and Tun Ayer's Clierry Pectoral Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry; Ilutchings' Dyspepsii Bitters; Oxygenated Bitters Moffat's Bitters; Tnrronts' Seltzer Aperient Uphnm'svegetnblo Electuary; Uowand's Tonic Rowand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root Henry's Magnesia; Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrate KUis* Magnesia; Christie's Galvanic Curatives Mustang Liniment; Jayues' Medicines Rose's Family Medicines; Strong's Pills; Moffat's do. Leroy's, Peters' and HollowayV Pills Jew David's Hebrew Plaster, Peery's Dead Shot ilcLano's Vennifngeand pills: Fahncstock's Vermifuge with a great many other Patent Medicines to bo fount (U T. J. WORKMAN fcCO's. Drug Store. ATTENTION! 'VT'OT to any great Military orders, but attentioi It the whole, while I inform the citizens of Cam den that 1 am permanently settled two doors abovt M. Drucker <? Co.'s where 1 keep constantly on ham a beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectacles Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaies, Ladies Com pnnions, Card Cases, Knives, <tc., ttc., which lie wil sell on the most reasonable terms for cosh ortopunc tua] customers. T he trade of any other kind is re spectfully declined. Watches and Jewelry repaired in the bes manner, and all work warranted. CHARLES BOFENSCHKN. Nov. 14. 46 tf A Desirable Residence for Sale. rpHE Subscriber having determined to remove t< A the eouutry, offers his present residence in Cam den for sale. The House has been recently built, am is in good repair?has eight capacious rooms, a Batli ing room, Pantry, Garret, and six closets. On th promises arc all necessary outbuildings, an excellen well of water with good fixtures, a large Flower Gat l? f.? Tl.^ l,?.a?i?r ilen, witu choice onruuuery, nusi-s, a,t. ii?....... ns regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed. To an early applicant, a bargain will be given. T those wishing to purchase, the premises will be showi at any time. W. J. M'KAIN. Oct. IT. tf?42 RICH FRENCH UPHOLSTERY.' FALL IMPORTATIONS H. W. KINSMAN A CO., 170 KING STREET. Corner of King and Berrisford Streets, r.MPORTKKS OF French Curtain Materials, Upholstery Goods and Paper Hangings. INVITE the attention of the trade and public gcr orally to the extensive and beautiful assortment ( SATIN DE LAINES, DAMASKS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICES, BANDS AND PINS, 4c. which they are receiving from Europe aud America manufactories, and which they offer Wholesale and Retail, at prices lower than any other house in this city. 11. W. K. <fc Co. aro receiving the latest Pars dt signs lor CURTAINS aud DECORATIONS, of u kinds, and are enautea 10 prouuco worn 01 me oes character and style. Merchants and Families will And it to their advat tage to call, as every article in the Curtain and Upholstery Lluc can be obtained at the above establishment, and s terms which caunot fail to give approbation. _ . _ "Amnrnu or 9? INTERIOR DECORATIONS executed, and PATERS put up in a superiot style b experienced workmeu. Charleston, S. C. 50 4t. "V^EW Raisins, Almonds, Citron, Extracts, Chcest i. 1 Sugar House Syrup, Powdered Sugar. Candle! Pickles, Isinglass, Cayenne, and Jenny Lindgold twis Tobacco, a superior article, just received at the "Oh Cornor" by E. W. BONiNEY. Pcasc'i Horehoiiud Candy. A SMALL lot of the genuine article jurt receive* Dec. 12 by T. J. WORKMAN tc CO. New Velvet Trimming*. JUST received a lull assortment of black and color ed Velvet Trimmings ol all widths at r> \f ll'HPQO'M'S jjcc. o.?mi. v. ...... ........... ... {Motive. DURIXCJ iny ab?cnco from the State, A. M. Ken nedy and William Clyburn, jr. will act as nr Agents. K. S. MOFFAT. Dee. 5. 48. Notice. ALL who are indebted to mo by note or open no eount are earnestly requested to come forwart and pay. Being compelled to leave home on accoun of my health, the urgency of this call will bo apparent as I require money to meet my own engag meats.? Thankful for past favors, a continuation is solicited from my friends. K. S. MOFFAT. Dee 5?3m 48 Keen four Feet Warm aud Diy. LADIES and Gontlemeu who aro exposed eilhbrU the wet or cold winter-weather, would do well U provide themselves with Coik Soles and Winter Over shoes, which ma}- be had ol superior quality and or reasonable terms of WORKMAN A CO. Nov. 21, 47 tf. At Cost! TIIE Subscriber will commence this day to sell his entire Stock (which is very complete) of Dress Silk's and Fancy Worsted Dress Goods, at Cost, for Cash, ol at groatly reducod prices on a credit till the let day or January next. Ladies are invited to call at the "Old Comer" and purchase bargains. Nov. 27?48 K. W. BONNET. Notice. TTIE Notes, Books of accounts, Ac., of Moore'A Kuykendsl, and certain other delta due to W. C. Moore, having been assigned to me, notice is hereby fjiven to such persons as may be indebted to said parties to come forward and make immediate payment Dec 10?51 J AS. I. V1LLEPIGUK, AssigneL r tvn pftn SAr.rc. THE subsoriber offers for snle bis tract of land situated in Kershaw District, on waters of Twenty-five nilc Creek, a few miles below its junction with Berfr. irithin 14 or 15 miles of Cairdou, iind 10 of the Cliar otte Hail Road. The place is wood-land except 2<r ictcs well watered and admirably adapted to the cul ,uro of corn and cotton. For terms 4c., which will bo made accommodating, ipply to ipe in Columbia, I will also show the place ,o any wishing to seo it Dec. 2^?51. THOMAS CULLEN.. i wpRMsTwo*M>n wokus: :: DIt. JieLAXK'S VKKMIl'VUK is wnrrmitid to be the best, n usl safe mill judi' tfl cure ibr Worms' Jt is approv-.n mul reeomVnended by the Medical. j Faculty in ever section wJicro it litis been iiitroduc* d. t In fact, where i -c known none other is used. One of ftftr mo*i respected physicians in spenking of Dr. McLane's Veniiil'uge says: "its great superiority i over nil otherx Yern.ifu^CK arises bom lite iiict that i while it is nnciouiiliau.any other V< rutijtigy M j it is pen'rctiy safe. { fy*Price 25 cents per bottle. | ' Dr. BEING composed entirely ofrrfleMdr suK;fjtfio?? ' lm not only safe, lot Itavp been tintftc^byjHf.ti'iio. liave used them, as the' best remedy for all uficd V JtO&ho IAvcr and Digestive organs. In fact, where they are used Liver Complaint cannot .exist. " gSTI'rice 25 cents p?r box.' 1'ltc nltovo vahmblo preparations ore for sole J\y most of tho Druggists, and are to be bad wholesale ot - >; l'; M. C01IJJN..4 CO:. , Importers and Dealers iii Drugs, llcdiciues, cals, Perfumery to. **' *-"^r Xo. 29 Hayiie-street, Charleston S.' C.rC. A. M'BONALD. . f iUerclituii Tailor*. . . y-: RETURNS bis thanks to a liberal public. for, their pjitronngo and would inform them jt>at ho just returned from New Volk. where hc has purchase#!"'- _S a choice collection of Cl.OTIIS,"" OASSWfKRra , i VKSTJNUS. whiclriic now offcis reasonably, rants mem 01 superior ^namy- ...?Jlo also has tho Latest Freuch ami .AtpcnOrm^lSwr^.#.' {*&>&&' ions, anil #>11 execute work with despatch ??d puifty ?^.^s2a tuality, as lie lias the best of workmen. 'Prices aewirjPV v i nig to times. For cash,'a discount will US nThwid;^ 4 M. k It. KFXNKDY'S Stock of XJL* for Latlies' wear, Knil-roiderio. 1 losing dJovei^'",^r^?5r now very lull, and offered on the most rcasotrt# AM. k It. KKX\NKPY~ would calf aitenfion^^^S' a large Stock of Cloths, trtssimeres, Satincft^^SHjHJ Jeans. Kerseys. Linseys, Flannels, Blankets,kc^ w'liic^y^^-. wlil be sold at tiie lowest prices. \:^j1^ffiiilJtjB Jewelry, - rpiIK Subscriber Ims just received, by Express, from r . JL New York, a new supply of tin? Gold Jewelry,"-''.'' consisting of late styles of the following articles? '/ [ Plain gold Brooches ami Kornngs " \ , Pearl and Filagree Farrmgs; Goldand Mof<4c'Pi^5tod^Sw | Cuff Tins and Buttons; Gold Necklace and Cross-.. Bracelets, Slecre Buttons, Seals, j China Yasett, Toilet cases Match Boxes, Cups r.nd Saucers, 4c. , <- ^'j^HSgBN , SILLING OFF - '*$?$ A I It lill U t, till 5'KR'L S D?- *=;**?? ' ; |P I'MIE subscriber having determined to dos6 hiflJbUjW ?*., ^ . sinesti ia Camden, by the first of January, .vfik'f sell bis stock of GROCERIES, WINES," 0 QUOUS, nt reduced prices lor Cash. -He yill. y-rawi |J CHEAPER tlmn the same articles can ,be purclrelsewhere in Camden. TTis stock is LARGE ^ COMPLETE, and well worth public attention,/ ' *'^ L. A. AUSTIN, ' J*-"-. ". .. RICH I'lnid Silks, Brocade do., MajitiHp^ Taltnt? _ \. ? , Ac. Just received at the "Old Corner." .,' ! ? Oct. 3. WV BQNNRY.' ' ,j, ~Wriii? Botlle!r"^~ ... A FEW Gross French Wiuo Bottles in crates,or by.-" ^ t the dozen. to suit purchasers, (>loss serves, for sale at Z. J. DfilHA William in. Shannon, Esq, TX7ILL net as my Agent during nrj*.absence, T> C;..nden. K. A. CUXNIX.GI^l^lMg| Sega rat. A FINE assortment of Spanhh Scgnrs rn?Jr .be found at WORKMAN'S Qfug '& CCOOPER'S ISING GLASS, Almonds, TenatSWv ) ders, Extracts, Candles, Soape, Ae^ for laleittt'-gfc,. " "Old Corner," at the lowest prices. Oct. 10 E. W BQNN tti 17MNE Mountain Butter, .Sperm und Ado'JfitHfc Candles for sale at the " Old Comer" By >.J& Oct 3i?tf. ^ K; w lUexicau dlnmang TOO well known to require any deseription-onro-,* .ComnjcndHtion, may always be found a't 'J Aug. 29?35 Z. J. DeHAY.'S: * Notice, A LL persona are forewarned aguiriftr tfcifawl&'+ fwi , jy. note- given by James Ware to Tlidmtfs'D. '/*< ':% Chester. for the sum ofc $85,' dated; it payable erfdetnartd; but ns the mint is BOP.valuq ?e_ -ceived, I will jiotnay it unless'compelled jby Jqty W-i'i -u Dec. 2?6t48 XAlliESf^xitjC ' >'' y HATS AND CAPS AT COST. 't "l^HK subscribers liaving.fdetermincd to di?epi?ti^? . *. X tills partjif their business,-wdb^is.p(^cO)?JaW^fe^' . niainder of tlielri stock. cn.Jiats nnd Coji-qlJctigr ! >, cash, or at a vety small aavance,on.time. - * V j, An examination of their ktqc? Hitfd prices it once convince any on o. desirousor purcfiagiiig, tS(it;C d will be decidedly-to liis interest'to tyjy'tlf.lhcni./ -fixGoods of like quality haye?rt-erbeca^^edgt'?^|;V^-,^).y:. low prices Amonp tiiem may-be ** ionable MOLESKIN AND BEAVER, also, a jfoijfcl/ -* 1 I article of PLANTATION. -IfATS: ' /V .>;.> Nov. 21?tf. -"WORKMAN &'<&: - . .. - ' - CAMDEN BAZAAR. WE are now'prepni ed to notify oar friends io <awn \. . . and its vicinity, that we have received assortment of WINTER OrOOPS, suitable ior 'tlwN^ market, nndfyill receive more with every' All sorts of D.tY GOODS, as 'plain and Cotton;' c j Cotton and Worsted and nil worsted GooitS, Silks 4wd y.:^y Ribbons, Pantaloon StMll's, lirond- Cloths, Eumti^Tttv . pa. ble Cloths, Shawls, Mamies and .WnntilliiS^uibrOMlc^ l-rfries, Carpeting*, Ac, ' ^fw~ ' "i HEADY MADE CLOTITING: of all' dfrcrt&lo^'-^ j GROCERIES, of all descriptions,. t ry, Earthen ajjd Chiimwure, Saddlery? , Shoes and Boots, Hats, Ctrps and Doniirts, Hosiery, , . ' Ac. Ac. " j Thanking the public in general for their fctod pat ronape up to this time, wc promise to try bo 'tneyl ilirtir hirtlior cniiHdcrior* ? e ' iu.' ' .<0 "Jt ?'*? Terras?Charleston Pnici$r>. , . * ' M:f3RlTjCKEB ... Cnmden' Suv. 13. *1. . V Y ) r\, ? . ,? . ,. 'i . ; NEW STORE! NEW GOOD$> ' A T the CHARLESTON CLOTWNG xl GOODS STOKE, (wo doors above .wo'rtmpv^Jx <fc O.'s Shoe Store, Camden, S. O, V 'J'lie subscriber ro[>octfiilly informs -tfio cfli*en?jtfT/ , Camden and surrounding Country, that ho Hrt flpeii'- ' f4 . ^1 a Ntw Store, where he omtanify kt-rpa.-en Twuul -. ? a h.rge and beuutirul stock of. the A? *?te 6ccMde>. tp?%r , t'other with a good many other article*, whlA^jv t,will sell on the moet reasonabft tqrm*. . , His motto is quick sales and total h'pjgpfc'" ? * give him a call. , * > ' ./>. Nov. lyt^-jlitf ^ v Talmas* Taln\asK rpilE subscribe pfyspcctt'ulJy' iiffofijjs th^-ladics of '* 1 Camdrn upd the surrouuditig VOBnflJf Ibftthe ko'*|?s constantly on hand. a large and bemitifttl stock Cloth. Silk and".Merin> T v I.MAS, Ribbons, Bonnets; Collars, <fce? ?tc., whi.-b l?. w ill sell on the most reasonable terms lor ca>li.. i | am tnal custom* rs. Na?v. 1-1,?tf. J. ISRAEL. HATS}, Caps, Sbi.c*, Trunks, Guns and Cntlfir, l,v " r 4 PT ^ *V r" iOMObrU * -- ~~ yi PRRSII supi.lv <n : .r^ii.-li I.jnsecd 6fl,*"just ,v x\ coived and for snl Nov. W?tf. ' i. WORKMAN <t CO. CakciWk Water, .4 JFRESII e?pplr juftroe.-ivcd'by^ ' ? > . - ' A T. WORKMAN 4 CO, Vi ' * * * >-.-* rS',:Vi