The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, January 23, 1855, Image 3

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: ' -jv ">' lii ' * 7 ^ REWARD. | HTDlTUn ry ctnlnii fmm f.liA Rubscribcr Oil til? I ^ 1 IVifcX Ul/ V/? CVVIVIt tt wu* _ _ O night of the 7th inst., a bay Mare, 7 or 8 years 1 old, white face and nose, and one hind foot whifefV*'] about 15 hands high, with one hip knocked down. is supposed sho was stolen by a man whose narno is- 1 unknown, about forty cr forty-five years old, short set, j ; weighs nbout 130 or 135 pounds, red face, dark haiK-V turning grey, speaks loud and quick. He was dressed j when last seen, in dark pantaloons, yellowish coat, a black cloak, a low crowned black hat, aud is generally smoking a pipe. The above reward will bo paid for information where the Hare can be found. *- Janr23?3C -CATHERINE McPHERSON.. . AKNVALMEETI^GOFTHESTbcK . ' HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL j ROAD COMPANY AND OF THE SOUTH WES- j TERN RAIL ROAD 15ANK. S;;VrrHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the above Institutions will be held in Charleston on t;. '^.the 13th day of February, (being the second Tuesday 3&r;)fa' the month) at the Bank Hall, hour of convening 11-! 'r'fiZA- M- On the day following (Wednesday) there will ! ^" 'v. 'be an election held at . the same place, between the .hours of 9 A. M,"ond 3 P. M., for FIFTEEN' DIREC V vATORS OF THE: ROAD, and THIRTEEN DIRECTORS OF THE BANK. ~Vs%' A Committee to verify proxies will attend. .The attention of the Stockholders is called to the following Resolution, adopted at the la.-t annual meetw'ing: ". dissolved, That every Stockholder who shall have owned his stock for three months previous to the gen m eral annual meering of Stockholders, be permitted to J pass on the road to and from said meeting free of ^ "''^charge; and that every Stockholder who shall have V ^""owned five or moreshares for three months previous to -the general annual moetiug of Stockholders, be per-, f. teitted td-passon the toad to and from said meeting his immediate family, free of charge; ?nd that llieresolution of February 12th, 1851, upon this rF:subject, be and is hereby rescinded. ?fejan. 23?td . J. It. E.MKRY, Secty. Notice. w ILL be sold before the Court Houso door in .f'vT-.-ji Camden, on Monday, February Oth, all the ?'^rfght/titleand interest of David R. Peebles, in two negroes, Sally, and F.psy. - vi-'.*. TcrmsCasli. . . . - - H. PATE, Assignee of D. R. Peebles. t-2t W. M. SHANK ON. Agent for creditors. Lost. \ LADIES' GOLD-LINK BRACELET was lost ix' on Wednesday evening last, between Kirk wood v-1&2S?hd Temperance Hall, or at the Litter place. A suit -J ...Ml i 1 f?. .-f> 4- nuit; rt'Wttru win uu ^a.u iv? noutu?<.i? w W.D.ANDERSON. '' Jan/23?It ' Toilet Soaps. /"tQNSISTlNS ofCleavor's Honey Soap, Oid Drown v_.' Windsor, Taylor's Crystalline Wash Balls, MangeetandCo'idray's Omnibus and Parisienne Soaps, Sa. .* U* iron's de Families, and mat ithers too numerous to '' tmention, maj alwaj-s be iou d it Aug. 9* ' Z J. DkITAY'S* schedule. "Mail and Passenger Trains. ^ Vv SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY. Mm Leave Charleston 7 a. m. , " jf.- -Arrive at Kingsville 2" p. m; Columbia 3.45 p. v-jc m.; Camden 5 p. m. / Leave Charleston 7 p. m. .Arrive at Ktngsville 4.30 u. m.; Columbia 6.30 a. ' " v)\ t ~ Lsave Charleston 8 a. m. an J 4.45 p. m. Arrive at Augusta 4 p. ni. and 4.30 a in. - Leave Columbia 7 a. m. and 4 p. m. A rriuo <i f Pltn ^ n ?n mi/] .1 n m ~ .'-N Arrive at Augusta 4 p. in. and 4.80 a. in Leave Columbia 12 a. m. i> Arrive at Kingaville 1.80 p.m. and Camden 5 p. m. : Leave Augusta 6.SO a in. and 6 p. m. A Arrive at Charleston 2.SO p. ni. and 6.5?? a. m. Arrive at Kingsville 2 p. m. and 4.SO a. in. \\ ;*vJri-v Arrive at Columbia 3.45 p. in. and 0.80 a. in. :** Arrive at Camden 5 p. in. v" Leave Camden 6 a. m. ; Arrive at Charleston 3 p. m ; Columbia 10.50 a. 'gfy-H. m.; Augusta 4 p. in. HENRY T 1'KAKK, Jon. 23?tf- Genl. bup't. LIME STONE SPRINGS - FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL. SPARTANBURG DISTRICT\ 855. "4"z ^ v . ' *' " kaccwr ok instruction. !;Rkv. T. CURTIS. D. D., Principal, and Instructor in Mental and Moral Science, History, and Ungu'c lish Literature. e^Rev. W. Curtis, Principul, and Instructor in Natural . Scieucc. ' . . 1 | ' E,. A. Curtis, Superintendent of Domestic and \--r-Social Duties. Professor L. 6. B'laisdell, Instructor in Music, vocal . 'and instrumental. v . Mrs. A. C. BtAi3DELL, Instructress in French, Itulian, vr;.'1 and Ger an. 1 professor S. M. Cook, Instructor in Mathematics and ;. -A % Ancient Languages. r Miss L. C; Yensey, Instructress in English Branches, j rf /Miss Catharine Crittenden, Instructress in GeograV phy and History. ' J , MisaA. Wilson, Instructress in Drawing, Painting, Music.' ?i^r-, Instructress iu Vocal and Instrumental Music. . ' . V'/Miss ;MartC:Bate8, Instructress in writing. : F. O'Neall. Mttron. ' "Rr* ' 'u - , terms. : .i- Per Term of Half a Year, payable in advance. Instruction?English Departments..., $25.00 V ---ijoard, including washing, fuel. And lights.... 5O.00 the" above includes a complete course of English ' 'Education,.(for $75 the term) which all the pupils :;\^;ire expected to take. The following are optional, 5?'?rand. may be taken or not, (in whole or iu part, as desirable,- , ' i.?. -.Music?I'iano or Harp, iucluding Vocal Music.$25.00 i'^GuiUr..^ . 20.00 ] -Ufe of the Piano . 2.50 f* !UaVof th* Harp. 5.00 j t^French i 20.00 20.00 ; - ,V- Drawing and Painting.-.- : 20.00 charges-beside the above will be made in eon- . T- 'necUon witb the school, except for Books and Sta' t%;t?onery'actually used. . ] V. The ensuing term begins on Wednesday, February f."\l4th, l855, but any Jtung lady arriving a fortnight i , after the term has begun, is charged from the fort- i night of her arrival. ; -- , ' Messrs. Curtis would renew their respectful ac , A-fciioWledgments of the kind support of the' public, .v'-durmg the last nine years. Upwards of four hundred. :r young ladie?, filling honorable stations in every part t ?! w of the State and neighborhood, are the best and fair- ( ^vC^jt advertisement to which they can call the atten- ? V^ion of parents and guardians. By them and their t 'Sfriendsi the location and climate of the school are well s Kj^&aown; its .health so remarkable, that no cases of sesi'ckn ess have ever occurred;there, and its unc qpaMea retirement mm . _ ' They purchased and have added to thia property, - ( - cfitSly With.? view to its retirement; congenial alike ^ they find, to the best habits of nttentionto scho ' -ilastic duties, and to the sensitive modesty of "the fp-' > male c'-jira-ter.^ Uiey desire to form it. ; In every department the. best assistants an sought / v- for; the Prinri{?]s hove suffered no inconvenience of Occasional elianjes^-or. increased expenditure, to. oh- J"* struct them jn the/pjranit oCtbis object^sspiring, as ( * they can t*f*Mthcj/do,>.leaving the school rich in -influence, literary and irioni), rather thai to enrich ? f yt .themseJvea or to accam]?tis:l\auy^r^nal or sectarian ? jOne of of the Princi:-aTs w.yi;&*&d at the Mills" < x House, Charleston, on Sihtraay,10th February, leav- { M-'jng for Columbia on Monday, IStJi r.and/af,the Ame- ? r/enn Hotel, Columbia, Mouday;'12th, to leave for Yorjtyffle dn Tue^ay; 13th. / - / -;/ ^St ' ^ 1 | P FRESH GARDEN SEEDS ! JUST received from the house of David Landreih,Philadelphia, a large and well-selected assortment af GARDEN SEEDS, consisting, in part, of the following varieties, viz: Large globe artichoke, Early refugee " Long blood beet," 'Long green cucumber, Swamp " Early frame cucumber, White sugar " Green cluster " Red " ' " Gherkin " Extra earlv turnin boot. Larere nurnle egg plant, Early York cabbage, Nutmeg melon, " May " Turk's cap citron melon, " Dutch " Silver skin onion, drumhead" _ Bell pepper, sugar-loaf" ' Sweet mountain pepper, 1 " Savoy " Cayenne " Large York ' Brown Dutch-lettuce, Late drumhead " Green Cos " Dutch " Early cabbage " Curled Savoy " Largo , " " Green Glazed " Ice head " Red Tutch "for pick- Sugar parsnip. [ling Long Snhhond radish, Long Collards. . scarlet Long orange carr<fi, Red turnip . " Early horn " . White " " White solid cbleryi Black Spanish " Cauliflower, Round spinach Salsify,or vegetable oyster Early Washington peas, Early bush squash, ,l Charlton " Crook-necked marrow " Prince Albert " Large red tomatoes, Extra early - " Smull " " | Large marrowfat " Largepearshapct" uiacK-eyeu Early Dutch spring turnip, Dwarf blue imperial " Red top " " Royal dwarf " Adams' early corn, Knight's tall " Curled, parsley. Six weeks bush beans, Large Lima beans, China red-aye ' Stnall " or Snow " Early Mohawk " lied valentine " " Rachael " T. J. WORKMAN & CoJanuary 4th, 1855. 2tf ROCKING andSitting CHAIRS, for sale at BONNETS. NOTICE. JAMES I. VILi.EPIGUE made application for License No. 2, quart license, to retail Spirituous Liquors at his Store on Broad StreetSecurities?C. Matheson, George Alden. Recommended by W. B. Campbell, Thomas J. Ancruni, and John Haile. JESSE WESSINGER made application for License No. 3, Tavern License to retail Spirituous Liquors at his House on Broad Street, known as the Wuterce House. Securities?Robert Wilson and Ilenry Pate. Recommended by J. S. Nettles, P Robcuson, and W. i \r..v..;? Ordered, that the above applications be published in tiie Camden Journal. C. 11. DAVIS, Town Recorder. Jan. 16. ;? tf. .\oticc. r|"MK)SE indebted to me either by note or account 1 for the years 1853 und '64 are requested to eall and settle; as I am closing up my I>u.-inc>s I trust the necessity of this call will be perceived and that it will be promptly met. Jan. 16?tf. J. A. SCHROCK. Remember This. UNTIL next return day, the notes and accounts due to the late firm of Workman <t Boone may be found at their old stand for settlement. Workman <fc Co. are authorized to receipt for the same. Jan. 16, 3 if. For Sale. rJ",I110 [louse and Lot on Lytlloton street, formerly 1 occupied by John G. Woolen, price four hundred dollars. Tei nis accommodating. Applv immediately to J. i.. KKKSUAW. Jan. 23,1855. 4 3t Sous of Temperance?Watercc Division, Ho. 9. ->? rvwRvnc ti.?i n,n Wn<.lrt? IVJ meeting will be held on to-morrow (\\ cdiiosday) evening at seven o'eloek. Punctual attendnnoe is requested, as it is expecte that several members of the Grand Division will be present. By order of the W*. P.. Jan. 23. 1855. ' 1). SI I HORN", R.S. IVoticc. 4 LI. persons having den -mids against the estate of L V Joab Cotton, deceased, will present them, duly attested, and those indebted will make payment to KOliiiUT II. COTTON, Kxecutor. January 23. 1S53. Notice. I WILL sell on the first Monday in February next, before the Court House door, several article* of furniture, and one pew. numbered 3 in the Presbyterian - - -V i...r..v ... "VVWOVU, omitted to bo sold at the former sale. JOHN McCAA, Adm'r. Jan. 23?2t. i\olice. ALL persons having demands against the estate of; Jos. Wienges. deceased, will cull at my ofliceand \ idjnst tlieni by the first ot March next, that they may I jo paid according to law, and those indebted will make ! intoediato payment to me, or their notes and accounts ! will be placed in the hands of an oflicer for collection. JOHN It. JOY, agent for Jan. 1 ,1833. 4tf C. M Wicnges, Adinr. IVult' aiitl Female SEitjH Schools AT GREENWOOD. BY a recent arrangement of the Trustees, tli.se schools have been placed under the control of the Rev.S Donnelly. His assistants will be sufficient ind very competent. male department. Rev. S, Donnelly, Principal, Languages, Chemistry, Mental Science. Mr. J. E. McLnre, First Assistant, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, History. Mr. II. W. McLecs, Second Assistant, English Branches, Elementary Mathematics. Rev. J. McLecs, Pastor, Evidences of Christianity. female department. Rev. S. Donnelly, Principal, Languages, Chemistry Mental Science. Miss M. 0. Pelot, First Assistant, Natural Philosophy. History, Mathematics. Second Assistant Elementary Branches, Arithmetic tr- n Taa.a? ? 5 tr 3? -r ui. vj. ougt-i, icauuci ui Aiueiu uiiu Moaern .Languages. The tirst session of the present yonr opened on Wednesday, the third of January Kates of tuition is heretofore, ranging from $16 to $40 per year of 10 nonths. ' ... The principal, Rev. S. Donnelly, having at consideahle expense enlarged his buildings;" is now prepared o accommodate some twenty boys as boarders. Boarling, including Washing, $10 per month. Lights ixtra The families of the place afford ample accomnodations lor both maio and female boarders at the ame rales. E: R. CALHOUN, 1 JAS. CRESWELL, R. C. GILLAM, - " * -JAS. GILLAM, j Rev. J. McLKES. J South Carolina?Kershaw District. DV JOUN a. JOT, E8QUIHE, OBDIXABY. WHEREAS, Dr. W. L. Picket applied to tne for Letters of Administration on all and singular ho goods and cliattels, rights and credits of A.-J.' Pow >rs, lata of said .'Hstrict, deceased:> These are, therefore, to cite.antP admonish all, and lingular, the kiudred and'Creditors of the said decoasid to be and appear before, me at our next Ordinary's Joiirt for the said District^ to be holden at Kershaw lourt Houso on day of February next, o* show cause, ife^JS . why the said administration ihould not be graptMu Given u^der 9*7 hand and seal, this 20th day of fanuar^iijj;tb& year of our Lord one thousand eight lundoe&Hfnd fifty live, and in the severe-ninth year dto-Tr^rican Independence. Pan. 20,-1 JOHN It. JOY, 0. K. D. tl IDES WANTED. ?Wo will pay in Cash, HI, the highael market price for grocn or dry Hides. ^April 25.' WORKMAN k CO: ; . , Sale of Iteai Estate. BY order of the Court of Ordinary, will be sold before the Court House door, in Camden, on the first Monday in February next, between tho legal hours of sale, all tho Real Estate of Thos. Salmond, deceased, consisting of one-tract of land, containing one hundred acres, more or less, situated in Kershaw District, lying on the heiid waters of Swift Creek, adjoining lands of John Workman, Tabitha Bradley, and lands owned y the said Thos. Salmond, known as tho Carter land, called the Summcrlinotract; also, his interest in one tract adjoining said tract, on the waters of S wilt Creek and Reedy Branch, adjoining lands of^Col. Jns. Cliesnut, C. Matheson, and others, and known as the Carter land, containing acres. Also, six vacant lots in the town of Camden?Xos. 53, 54, and 55, fronting on the public square B; also, 81, 82, and 83, adjoining and fronting on Uiurch street. Terms Cash for as much as will pay cost, balance on a credit until the first day of January, 1S5G, with < - ? ?,wl bond and good security, interest trout ut?y ot a mortgage of the premises if deemed necessary?or cash will be taken for the wholo if the purchaser desires. TIIOS. BASK1X, S. K. 1). January 10, 1853. ($3.00) 3?3t NOTICE. rl~MIE desirable location and place of residence of A X G Baskin, Esq., on Broad street, near the upper put'lic square, and two valuable negro girls, one seven years, the other live years of age, arc offered for sale. The negroes are sold for no fault, but that they may remain about Camden, where their parents live. If the house and negroes arc not disposed of by private sale before the lirst Monday in March next, they will then be offered at the Court House for sale at public outcry. ROBERT BRYlCK, Trustee. January 9, 1S55. . 3-tf To Iicu?. V COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY HOUSE, with necessary out-buildings, on Lyttletori street, one door north of Mr. McDowall's. The situation is pleasant and healthy, and in one of the best neighborhoods in Camden. Applv, at the Hermitage, to FRANCIS JOY. Jan. 16?2t Notice. JOHX It SIIAW will act as my agent during my temporary absence front the State. LAUCIILIN McKIXNON. January 9. 1855. 3?2t Notice. I)Y order of the Court of ordinary wifl be sold at ) the store of Win. G. Kirkland^ on the Lancaster Road, in this District, on the lirst day of February next, a likely negro boy (Jerry) belonging to the es ."It - e....,.., AI.a ot ll.AMma ,.l?nn n?,l mil' ui ?? ill 1 HI ftjtvvttiiu iiiw, ci*? mv ciuhv c?ui? on the same day, a negro woman Sylvia, and her three children, belonging to the estate of Caroline Dobbins. Terms Cash for as much as will pay cost, balance a credit until the tirst day of January, 185G, notes with approved sureties, interest from day of sale, und a mortgage of the property. Til0i5. J. CAUTIIEX, Ailm'r. January 13, 1S53 3?2t NOTICE. Treasurer will attend at the Council Chamber L on business days from the loth January until the first day of March, irotn 10 A. M., until 1 I'. M. for 'he purpose of receiving the Town Taxes. By order of Council. Jan. 1G tf C. 1L DAVIS, Town-Treasurer. Notice. T\7"ILL be sold on the second Monday in February V t next, at the Court House, a valuable library of Law Books, of about one hundred volumes, comprising nr?jirlv sill of tin* Snntli f'nmlinn Hi*rit.rlfi. willi tlir? r?Ir? rncutary text-books usually referred to iu this State, and the Statutes at large. Also, on same day will be odcrcd for sale, somo valuable household and kitchen furniture, 5 head of cattle, office furniture, etc. ?all goods and chattels assigned by A. G Baskin, Esq., for the benelit of creditors. Terms made known ou dav of sale. 3?-it W. TIIURLOW CASTON, Assignee. tSri(i?li QuarJcrlies. IEONARD SCOTT it CO., New York, continue J to republish the following British periodicals: 1. Tlio Loudon Quarterly lb-view, (Conservative.) 2. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) :f. The North British Review, (Kno Church.) 4. The Westminster Review, (Liberal.) f?. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory ) The present crith-n] state of European affairs will render these publications unusually interesting during the year 1835. They will occupy a middle ground between the hastily written news items, crude speeu1 tions, and flying rumors of the daily journal, and the ponderous tome of Ihc future historian, written after the living interest and excitement of the great political events of the time shall have passed away. It is to these periodicals that readers must look for the only really intelligent and reliable history of current events, and as such, in addition to their well established literary, scientific, and theological character, we urge them upon the consideration of the reading public. arrangements arc in progress tor ine receipt 01 early i-hcets from the British publishers, l>y wliicli we shall he able to place our reprints in the hands of subscribers about as soon as tiicy can be furnished with the foreign copies. Although this will involve a very large outlay ou our part, we shall continue to furnish the periodicals at the same low rate as heretofore, viz.: J'er annum. For any of the four Reviews $3.00 For any two of 1 ho four reviews 5 00 For any three of the four reviews 7.00 For all four of the reviews 8.00 i For Blackwood's Magazine 3.00 For Blackwood and three reviews 9.00 J For Blackwood and the four reviews 10.00 Payments to be made in all cases in advance. Money current in the State where issued will be received j at par. Clubbing.?A discount of twenty-five per cent, from , the above prices will be allowed to clubs ordering four or more copies of any one or more of the works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or of one review, will be sent to one address for $9; four copies of of the four reviews Blackwood for $"0; and so on. Postage.?In all tho principal cities and towns, these works will be delivered through agents, free of post age. When sent by mail, the postage to any part of the United States will be but twenty-four cents a year for Blackwood, and but twelve cents for each of the reviews. Remittances and communications should always be addressed, post paid, to the publishers. LEONARD SCOTT ? CO., 54 Gold street, N. Y. N. B. L. S. 4 Co. have rccenlly published, and l-ave now for sale, the " Farmer's 'Guide " v Tlenrv Stephens of Edinburgh, nn<l Professor Norton of Yale College, New Haven, complete in two volumes, royal octavo, containing 1600 pages. Fourteen steel and six hundred wood engravings. Price in muslin bindings. ?0. 3tf j The Yorkvillc Enquirer. THE undersigned, having purchased the office of the Yorkvillo Miscellany, and commenced in its stead the publication of a new paper, with the abovo title, present their claims to a sliaro of the patronage of the public. The Enquirer is next to tho largest journal in the State, printed on good paper, and with entirely new material, and will be, sent to subscribers at two dollars per annum in advance. uommenciog wun u hbu ui eigus nunuruu suuson bars, and a rapidly-increasmg circulation, it is offered to the business men as a good advertising medium. Advertisements will be conspicuously inserted at one dollar for the tirst and thirty-seven and a half cents for subsequent insertions. Business cards of half a Bquare or less, five dollars per annum. Contracts lor larger advertisements will bo mado on tho most reasonable terms. JOHN L MILLER, ) PrAn . SAM'L W. MELTON, [Propnetor8Terkville, S. C., January 8, 1855. 3tf NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to call and settle. I will be glad to sell all my friends and customers on short time (with the exception of such Articles as corn, bacon, flour, lard, etc.) and for such articles I must have cash or I cannot sell. The subscriber nlso adds that such persons as have been running accounts with him and have not paid he does.not desire to keep accounts with, aud he is ouly willing to sell to such as pay him promptly. Jan. 16,?tf. ' ROBERT LATTA. iiiiimmnnmw^msmaaamcEdaxxsMSBmsKmatmMtammmmmma Administrators' Sale. I . . . ' - '* * BY permission of John R. Joy, Ordinary fo^KON' <f shaw District, wo will offer at public siite, at tri<5. .... [ late residence of John S Cutinincliam.-deceasedr'at s Liberty Hill, in thetaid district on Monday, the "fifth. | day of Fcbtuary, pros;, at 12 o'clock, M., the following 'J negro slaves, viz.: Susan, and her three children. KnVily, Jim, and June, belonging ?o the estate of the said C Jolin S. Cunningham, deceased. Terms.....A credit of twelve months, bond with approved sureties, interest f.om date payable anuually and a mortgage if required? WM. C. CUNNINGHAM, ) ... I ROBT. 3. CU.NKINGH AM, f "Ulmr s' SEIEK EPF'S SAEES. BY virtuofof sundry "Writs of Fi. Fa. to me directed. I will sell on the first Monday in February i next, the following property, to wit: *" Ono tract of land in the fork of Big and Little Lynch s Creek, one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, ad- joining lands of Wily Brannan, John Brannau, James Clybum and Tiller's land, levied on and to be sold as c the property of William Marshall, of the suit of llenry y Hancock vs. William Marshall. \ Terms cash. I THOMAS BASK IN, S. K. D. t January Dili, 1855. (SI) \ KERSHAW?.In Equity. j rotor B. Hammond, A. H. Perry and wife, vs. Ma- \ tilda Hammond, el al.?Bill for Partition. Account and \ lidief. IN obedience to an order made, I will odor for sale * at public outcry at the late residence of Francis 1 Hammond deed, in aforesaid District, on Thursday the c 25th day of January, inst, all the livo stock of his t Estate, consisting of horses, mules, sheep, cows, hogs, Ac., and also all tlie plantation utensils and implements, and all the household and kitchen furniture * belonging to his Estate and also household and plantation supplies consisting of bacon, corn, fodder, Ac. Terms.??0 much cash as will pay costs of proceedings, balance on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale, pajmblo annually. Purchasers to give notes with approved sureties. W. 11. It. WORKMAN, C. E. K. D. 'f Jan. 9,?tf. (.$2.25.) ( For Sale or Rent, 1 MY former resideuco in the lower part of Camden; c a most delightful winter residenco. Apply to c ute at the "Old Corner" for terms Ac. Jan, 9,?rf. E. W. BONNEY. 1 t All Invitation IS extended to all persons indebted to T. J. Work- ! man, T. A E. Workman, or T. J. Workman A Co., 1 i either by note or open account, to call and settle the r same without delay. T J. WORKMAN A Co. 1 FOR SALE r j \tiAi vaiuauic plantation on watcree mver, laic j L the property of Znek Cantey and wife and formerly belonging to the Kstate of Adanison, containing some thirteen hundred acres, bounded North by I)r. Snlmond's plantation and the esrate of John Chesnut, south by Edward E. Adamson's plantation, cast by Springdale, and west by Waterce River. On the place are all the necessary buildings, two mills, gin-lwuse, ' | screw, etc.. a large body of lands cleared A under fence, 1 in a good state for cultivation, and a large body of j well timbered uplands contiguous to the settlement. I For tonus apply to either o! the undersigned. .MHN CYNTKY, JAMES CANTEY, Exr'sof Juo. Cantcv, Sen. Jan. 0, 2 ' tf. Notice. ADMINISTRATORS, Executors and Guardians tailing to make their returns according to law. will be I summoned to on account. .Tan. 9?tf. JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D. PARTICULAR NOTICE! ,4 LL persons indebted to the subscriber are rcquesx x tod to como forward and settle the same by the 20th inst., as he has made arrangements to leave Camden, and lunger indulgence cannot bo given. T 4 I TTO'Pl V jj. n. auoiij. Settle l"p. Al.Ii Person* indebted to tbe subscriber are ear- i iieslly requested to come forward and pay up. as I de- . sire .settlements to be made tip to the 1st Jan'r. 1S55. ' \V. G. KIltKLAND. Flat Rook, Jan. 9, 3t ! 1 i iTJorCsajjc Sale. IViLTj sell before the Court House door In Camden, on the lirst of February ncnt, ANN, a likely negro girl, to foreclose a mortgage given by 1). It. Peebles, to A. 0. Raskin, Ex'r. THOMAS RASKIN, Agent. Jan. 9?-1? ($2.00) MUSICAL TUITION. PROFESSOR Dk VINE respectfully intimates tlmt in consequence of the very flattering encouragei ment lie lias already received, he has fixed his residence j in Camden, lor the purpose of giving lessons in the thej ory and practice of Music, including Vocal Music, I (English and Italian,) Piano Forte, Organ, Melodeon, ! ic., cither at the Pupils' residence, or at his Music j Room at the houso of Mr. MeCundlcss, on the usual ! terms. I ; As very few arrive at any proficiency in musical art : wlio have- not commenced while yowug, (even from the j age of eight,) Mr DeVinc respectfully colls the attention I of parents and guardians to its importance?it saves j the student much of the extra difficulty, mental labor, | and expense caused by commencing the study so late as may be too frequently noticed. j ?5?" A quarter may be commenced at any tiinc. References of the first order can be produced. Further partirulais may be known of Mr. L. McCand'ess, or at Mr. DeVine's residence. Jan. 2,?tf. Sale of Real Estate. BY order oftho Court of Ordinary for Kershaw District. South Carolina, 1 will sell before the Court Houso door of the District and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in February next, between legal hours of t sale, the real estate of John McCaskell, deceased, containing one hundred and seventy acres, more or less, being on the West side of Timber Creek, in Kershaw District, South Catolitin, bounded by lands of Merrit l'errct, Wesley Stokes, and Harman Arrants. Tkrms Cash for as much as will pay cost, balance F on a credit until the first day of January, 1856, bond with approved security, interest from day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises of the deccasen necessary to the Ordinary. THOMAS BASK1N, S. K. D. January y, 1855. ($3,15) Executor's Notice. ALL persons having demands against the estate of Roddick Moscley will hand them in, properly attested, on or beforo the first day of April next, otherwise this notice will bo plead in bar of payment. 2-3m C. MOSELKY, Executor. Valuable Business Stand for Sale, s FOR snlo on accommodating term?, tlio lots ou I Broad Street in tlio town of Camden, whereon are situated the Store Houses and dwelling recently p occupied by Moore A Kuykendall, and by Win. C. Moore. C Also, the lots immediately East of tlio abovo, or S which there is a comfortablo Dwelling. If not sold by first of February the abovo property ol will be rented. For particulars apply to tl ' ' V * JAS. I. VILLEPIGUE, or Jan. 9?tf. '> WM. M. SHANNON. Notice. 7 r AS A. G. BASKIN, Esq. has made an assignment to me of his fees, costs, notes, books, furniture Ac., for ^ the benefit of creditors, dated 15th December^! 864- ^ All persons, who have claims agalr^ jilqb^^':^e? ei willing to accept of a Dividend accordingia theterai g( of liis assignment, will present and establish the same. m on or before the first day of February next w All persons indebted to him br note or otherwise, jg for fees and costs, aro horeby notiflod that his papers / ? n... Jn _ ?lln/d!AH ^p/\rr\r\? natrmnnr la uru ill iuj naiiun iur wiicvuuui *. vuip? |/?/uivu? ?o earnestly requcstod Jan. 2,?lm. W. THURLOW CASTON", Assignee. Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers, H Oil COUGHS, COLDS, AiVD COXSUHPTIOX, U( v? Just received and for salo by T. J. WORKMAN k CO. gi ; - > -'' i ? - "V* jpUfNiJSas tKey-are m AmCTSffifelFat. Chambers. ' _L' Brush wood, picked upon tlie^iWjtaBfcpr last umroprYtrip to the-Old' World, by : N:i Motu; oKReefllovlrrgs in the SoinhTBgafe-".,--,-. Ruinnutic Incidunts of thc'Qucc'us of KiiglarWBlgJj Lives of the Queons'of L'nglancVbcfore.t'ie NonnHH onauestpby Mrs. Hall. .-. ' ^ Leila Ada; Wlmt Not; P,ricle of Life. Ruth Hall; Songs Of-Zion; Zion Songster- . . . .1 Bible Reading Book: :T;iylona Ti^vel^ m.Africa. 1 Genera! Notions of Chemistry, translated from the 1 rench work of Peluze and Frcney. n ' 1 Vowahnv T.ninn Lighter: Fashion and Famine. j-' ('apt. Cannot; Vincent Noltc. .. [' Life of Barnum Ac. 1 ^\ Annuals, Almanacs and Diar.es for 1S55. Jan. 2,?tf. ; ' A. YOUNG," ; 25 DOLLARS REWARD. R ANA WAY from the subscriber, on the 3<1 .iro>t.; a negro tnan named FKD. Fed is about 5 feet 8 i r 10 inches high, weighs 145 or ISO lbs., about 21 ears, of age, speaks very quick when spokenen to. is rery much inclined to laugh, and ;s of a brown color, le had on, orcai ried off with him, a black and a kind if a tweeds coat, two pair of pantaloons and an old vhitc fur hat. It is supdoscd ho left in company with i negro man named Gary, belonging Capt. John D iloore. It is quite probable lie is trying to make his vny to some free State, or aided oil by souie mean vliito man or free negro. The above reward will be paid for his npprehontion ind delivered to me, 3 tnilcs S. E. of White's Store, \nson county, and about 13 miles west of Wadesboro, >r his continement in any jail so that I can get him strain. ZILFHA REDFEARN. Dec 23 1854 1 ' KERSHAW?III Equity. Susannah Tweed Adrax.,) Bm tQ goll Ren, Kstoto j W. & J. RAdger, el aI) t0 m debtA [N obedience to an order on above stated case made, bearing date December 6th, 18C4, I will offer for ale at public outcry before the Court House door in Camden, on the first Monday hi February next, (and m some other sale-day, if not then disposed of.) the louse and lot belonging to the estate of R L. Tweed lecd., situated on DeKalb street in said town ol Cumlen. The Dwelling and outer buildings on said lot arc lew and in good repair. The premise/* consist of own lots. Terms.?So much cash as will pay costs of procecdngs, balance on a credit of one and two years, with merest from day of sale, payable annually, purchase noney to be secured by bonJ, with at least two good ipproved sureties, and a mortgage of the premises. W. ir. R. WORKMAN, C. E. K. D Dec. 27, 1S54. 1 tf IX EQUITY?South Carolina, Kerftliaw Diet rid. LAND FOR SALE. Elizabeth Stover et al, I vs. > Bill for Partition. James Stover et al. ) IN" pursuance of nn order in above stated ease made, I will offer for sale on the first Monday in February next, at public outcry before the Court House door in Camden, the following portions of the Real Estate af Thomas Stover lately deed., viz: One Tract of land lying and being in Kershaw District, on Flat Roeic Creek, containing about 174 acres more or less. Not to bo sold for less than seven dollars per acre. One other Tract of land in Lancaster District, situated on Little Rocky Creek, Dranch of Cedar Creek, containing five hundred and two (502) acres more or less. Not to be sold for less than ten dollars per aero. Terns.?So much cash as will pay costs of proceedings, balance on a credit of one and two years, bearing interest, to be paid annually from day of le, purchase money to be secured by bond, with at least two good approved personal sureties and a mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers. W. II. R. WORKMAN, C. E K. D. Jan. 2, 1 tfl. BOOTS AND SHOESGEORGE ALDRN respectfully invites the attention of the citizens of Camden aud thesurrounding Country to his extensive stock of BOOTS and SHOES, now reeeiring direct from the manutacturers, which ho offers at very low prices. His stock consists n part, as follows, viz? GENTLEMEN'S Fine calfskin quilted water-proof ROOTS do do welted do do do water-proof pegged do rlrt Hrt nnmn .l.\ An I X "v do Mud Boots do kip pcggod Boots do do do Bootees do calf do do do do water proof Bootees do do sewed and pegged Shoes and Bootees do do Oxford Ties do do Pcggod Jersey Ties do waterproof Overshoes do gaiter Boots do Russet Brogans BOYS' 'ino caKskin pegged Boots do do do Bootees do kip do Boots do do do Bootees do calfskin sewed do do Russet Brogans J ' *-S' 'inc Black Satin Gaiter do do lasting do do do kid do do moroeeo Jennv lands do white kid and satin Slips do English kid do do French kid Slips and Ties do American do do do do morocco Walking Shoes do do do do lo lasting buskin Tips do black velvet Slips do goatskin Walking Shoes do water proof Overshoes. MISSES' 'ine colored gaiter Boots do do kid do do morocco Walking Shoes do kid Slippers ' : . , do colored morocco Slippers do India Rubber Shoes do calfskin School do Togethor with a great variety of CIIIM>REX'S SHOES. ALSO o,uuu .rairs ot JNegro snoes, Of his own manufacture. J ALSO?Solo ami Upper Leather. Calf and Lining kins, Band and Harness Leather, Shoe Thread, Shoo asts, Shoe Tools of every description. ALSO?Men's, Boy's and Children's CAPS, now atterr.s. Together with a largo stock of Traveling nnd , ommou Trunks, Yalicos, Carpet Bags, Wallets, School atchels and Water-proof Traveling Bags. r jy The above comprises but a very small portion ' f his Stook, all of which will compare with auy iu ? le Southern country for style or durability. Oct. 17. 42 . tf ; p3E undersigned will continuo to sell goods at the. L Old CornorjjOT^ej^yjgglj^mMor^ .. ill most certainly find their notes khdiof an attorney for collection, if not arranged be xe return day. E. "W. BONNET. Jan. 2, 1855. 1 t? J Sale of Negroes. \ bout 100 Negroes will be sold before ihc Court v buse door in Camden, on thefirst Monday in March f( sxt. Among the number tiro some prime Houso ser- s ints and field hands. I Fivo years credit will bo given.^ Pnrtiulars will be a ven horeaflor. ltf , 'V' c .''v i To the Creditors of Moore & Ktiykcndaf AND. W. ^M(X^ ^ ICp^kendil ^nd pf.yyiv^Uh y^.|a theif.'fw*eot/ to the. terms of leasee oftiietr respective . ^ Beivuig their proportionate dlvideiid8'yndmS?fu>je|, " Notice" is IreroUr-given'Vr- sufftiif-ijib Moore A Kuvkendal arid W.KC..Moore as i^| ,-y -.iivn'il thomsch'Cfl of the benefit of the ' &< to render in their d.-ilms mid comply with thcTMM 5?<p: said terms nn.I stipulations within theTiu\e )fniitc^Br ' they, will be debarred the hem tit onUo&ine.,^ U'ith respect to tiro same'iifldtess me" a tCa s. c.-. wrf rJ"\RAVIS LISI F.S hns.nowbi^hnnd X ry in Union County, X. ton miles tngV oGjjB Monroe, and nineteen west of \Vadesbordng!),'.^*.fri^V3HB variety of FRUIT TR KJ?S, consisting of thcfOcst kjijqji AIM known in the country, selected with, great cw^JuijJBv-.>y pains having bucti ispnred,on llie.-iask. Mr. Lisles will ho in Caijidyn on 111c _.finrt-^inV of ' ;$E February next, with a. supply of Trees... Tiioso' ing to purchase will please leave their. T. W; Pegues. (at the Journal office.) who .will show. jgaBraflB testimonials from those who have purchased Trew^jttjH from Mr. L. ,; >;VPrice $10 per hundred, delivered within. tOO Ruje* of the Nursery. . , ; ' Pec. .28.. ;Vj ELECTION NOTICE.- " South Carolina?Kerfihaw District, Office Court of Common Pleas and General Se^sivxs. IM. MAUI)IN. Clerk of tlw said Court^n p%p^?9,v ^ once of the directions of the Act of wro' Legfftlfclure, in such case made and provided, do hereby givo public notice, that mi election for Sheriff for KereliawTBS^jflj District, will be held on Monday the 22d dny of Jouua.NK nB ry next, at the usual places of election throughout th&ZSHBi^ District, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the.resig(ui-^^S w^ tion of tlio present incumbent. Witness my hand at Camden this 20th' day^-of De* ^ cembcr A. D. 195-1. and in the 79tli year of Ihe^JSg^Bj Independence of the United*States of Atnerica/($s^^^H M. NAUD1N, C. C Pr 4 G. Doc. 23, 52 . |g SoEtth Carolina?Kershaw DlstricC.-^^^Sk Jemima Campbell, Sarol II. Coats,?A'pj)hjCMht8.A??SBM ^ VS. *tr The Heirs of Kdvvin Campbell;?Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs ?f Ed-;;a|H Win Campbell, Defendants, resides without 'this _>' State. It is therefore ordered that they do appear and otijecc to liie saie 01 me item rotate ui juun e.umpbell deed. on or before the twenty-secondday of March 1856, or their consent to the same will be entered of ;3k9 record. JOHN' H. JOY, 0. K. P. Dec. 21, 1854, 52 ; I. A 3D FOR rP HE subscriber offers for sale liw tract 6f-land X tod in Kershaw District, on 'waters of T we nty.rtive mile Creek, a few miles below its junction witl^JJeaj^jal " YJ within 14 or 15 rr.iles of Camden, and 10"of the Clmyj^^^M^? Ditto Rail Road. The place is wood-land except acres well watered and admirably adaptod' to^:tiip ciri'^SH Sf, turo of corn and cotton. . .'V. For terms 4c., which will be mn'do oecorainddatihfr^^^Sj-.vj apply to me in Colutnhia. I will also show the-plac&O^H to any wishing to see it. ' ' : V;1 Dec. 23,?5t. THOMAS CULL1 Orangeburg Female Semina^^M PRINCIPAL?REV. J. S. LEOARK g.' Y Assistants?Mr. F. J. TTaiir, " Miss II. A. llAint,-il-v ffigj Mr. and Miss Ilahr will instruct in Music, Froncli,,;^3^^M The scholastic year consists of two Sessions of about 5 months each. The Exercises of the first Session of r ;5?j* 1855, will be resumed on Wednesday, tlio lOtb Janp^q^^^H nry, to continue until the 7ih June, when the second Session will coinmenco. Tuition in all studies except in the Ornamental Branches, with Board, 4c $100 pefscssion. . Music and French, eccli, $15.00 ncr ouarter. or ?30. ner session?- b??8M Drawing and Painting together. $8 per quarter. *. Use of Piano, .$2 per For further information, apply for oCutaloguo to ' . the Principal at Orangeburg. v:?;; s'r: Harmony Female College. , 5; THE third year will open on the 1st day ofi"ebniarv, an undivided term of 40 weeks.- The bill** r , $150 for Board' and Education. , . 4a9H 40 for Music and Oil Painting. . '* "'V' 20 for Drawing; French, 4c. . -- G for use of Piano. 1 for the Ladies Library, 50 cents for Mail Contractor. . - - -S 25 a dozen for washing.: One hundred dollars paid in advance, and alt :bUWi5wsH| paid on or before the last day of the term in Novem-' " bcr. Dec. 12?00 , fuller's " a hat store, 238 Richardson Street,' Colombia,-S.iJv THE t^TATE HOUSE./ ' I ATE styles of gent's. DRESS HATS, suefr as" -'^9 J MOLESKIN, BEAVER,. CASS1MERE, AND^gB; CAPS, of every description} INFANT'S GObp6;^^g^| in grail variety. also. Umbrellas, Walking fane?, Trunks, Carpet Tlio price of Fuller's best lint, which u inferior none, is only FOUlt DOLLARS. ' ' '^SBl THE REPUBLICAN COURT, ' wl Oil American Society in the days of Wftfiliin'gton' "^? ^? with 21 Portraits of distinguished Women, 1 Vol,' Goodrich's Gems of British Toots,: . Heads Female Poets of America, . Romance of American LnmlsenpCj The Parables of tlio New Testament practically folded with elegant illustrations, .. . Parables of Krummnehcr, wjth illustrations, .. Bow in tlio Cloud, or Covenant of the Afflicted.V?:r., dfiMM Jerusalem and its Vicinity, by Oldeulieiiner,..; Poetical worksof Montiromnrv. Moore. Bvron. Scott. Wadswortii, io. . ? ' Chicora and other-Regions of th'oTho Amaranth, Keepf iko, ' .Magjolia, Ca,ikot- nr 'southward no I; Ida if of;, The Ncwsbor.'\ | Dec. 10,-tf. - : .vA. -YoDXG.,,.., A "ONE HORSE Carriafv but little worn, for Wlf jS}?? fL at a bargain, by >. 'E. Wv BONNEY, I 'I'},' \ r.';a ?Vu!L; u* .1 - 6 Towi* f^VRDERED, that the Recorder L/ Tax Books belonging to the Tofrn oTCam5e?!?3wPSJPS nil ho opened on the littecnth day of January 18&>, ' i*' jr tho purpose of collecting the Taxes, and that the aid Books will bo kept open until the first day of!' , ' larch ensuing, at which time thef will be closed nnd ""HE*? II defaulters dealt with according to law. Jan. 9,?tf. , C. H. DAVIS, Town Becorder. . - - / i$i3a$?SStiikEfctt- ^ .