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Town Takes... \ /"VRDERED. That the Treasurer give --notice, in \J the Camden Journal, that-all taxes due the Town, must be paid-on or defore^he 15th March,at which time the books will positively be closed, andall defaulters double taxed. C. H. DAVTS, Council Chamber, ) Town Treasurer.*? February 27, 1855. J ' March 6?2 Notice. JOSEPH CHARLKSWORTH made application for License No. 2, Quart License, to retail Spiritou* Jiiquors in the store formerly occupied by W C. Moore. Securities, James McRwen, and P. F. Villepigue. Recommended by James I. Yillepiyue, M." Drucker and R. Wilson. Ordered to be published in I the Camden Journal. C.- H. DAVIS, Council Chamber, ) Town. Recorder. Febroary 27, 18SS.) March 6?2 Soalh?Cnro]iua~-Kenhaw District. 1JT EQUITY, William A. AhcruaJ, Executor of Mary J. Davis, w. "Charles H Davis Henrietta Duncan, l:|te Henrietta Johnson and Duncan, her husband, and Benjamin.Johnson, et. aL Bill for Relief Ac. , IT appearing: to ray satisfaction that Henrietta Duncan, late Henrietta Johnson and ? Duncan,' her. husband, and Benjamin Johnson, all of -wherm are defendants, named- in the Fill of Complaint, stated above, are ahsent from and reside without the limitjr. of this State. On motion of Mr. Kershaw, Solicitor .1 for compiainant, it is ordered that they do ^eud^answer, or demur to the said Bill, within three month?.! from this day. or the same will be ordered pro. ooafe^-J so against thorn. , . r- * W. H. K WORtMAK, XL E. K.'W, March 6?13 ' j' South Carotlua-fKerfhaw District. II* EQUITY. .. . Ex Parte Wiley J. McKaio and Amis AdeUa, his ' wife, vs. W. G-. Kennedy, ot aL Petition to exchange and substitute negroes. ' " .1 IT appearing to my satisfaction that William E Er- ; vln and Sarah, his wife, defendants to-the above -j stated Petition, reside without and beyond the limits ; of this State. It is ordered oh. motion of -Shaanoo, j Solicitor for Petitioners, that they do appeal, plead. I answer or demur to the above .Petition within three | months from the date of "publication hereof; or an^ order-to take the same pro. confess?, wHI be entered, against them. W. H. R. \70RIIif AN, 0. JL K.TX ' March 6?tf. .. South Careltna?Kmhaw District IN EQUITY. ; r * A. i. BELDEN and WIPE, vs. A. G. J>A?KIN. BtD to account, Ac. *"* F appearing to my sntis&ctiod tliat Wfa. C. Modtet one of the defendants to above stated bill; resides without the limits of. this State, it is ordered that lie do appear, answer plead, or demur to thd.vrae with" in three months from the date of publication' hereof, or a* order to talco the samo pre. confess?, will boentered against him. w. u. r. workman ,-c. a. K. v. ' March 6?tf. ' * Setfth Carolina? Kershaw District. IN EQUITY. Alexander McDonald, vs. Daniel Hearoo, et al. Bill tor Specific Performance of Agi eementi IT appearing to my (patis faction that Vincent Delk and his wife Polly; r&nac 1Iearon,J?>ahna LI caron Emanuel Hcaron. William Skimierj JameT? Skinner and John Skinner, defendants to the above stated bill, reside without the limits of thin Spate. On motion of Castun, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that they do appear,, answer, plead 'or demur to the Mine within three months from the dato-of publics . lion hereof, or an order to tako the same pro. con lasso. wHl be entered against them. W. H. R. WORJCiIAJf,- L Ji. K. D: March C?tf SoBlii-Cnrollua?Kershaw Onilrict. By John R. Joy, E&ptue, Ordinary of said DietricL T\TflEREA8, Col. Jaa Chesnut, Jr, applied to fan' T I for Letters of Administration <> all and singular -the goods and ehatlles. right* and crt. it*- of W. J. Grant, late of the IHstrlct aforesaid, deceased: * * These are, therefore, to cite njul mfu-ofiieli nil and .singular, tlie kindred and ciedito-ai of-Tbr ??i J .deceased, to be and appe?r l*'f'?v ate at nil nestlliili naryVConrt for rlic eaid ]>e?t.iet. K? ? lmlJeA at Ker haw Court lioiist* on-the 19ih dav ot tfarch. inst. to 4h&w cause, if any, why the said arimmUtrtiHun nhould ;not oe grameu. . Given under n?y hand and fwl, this 5|h day of' March, in the year of our Lo:d one th?mmi>d' right hundred and fifty-rive and in the sevcntyninlh year of Amerieaij Ind?|-cudci ee JOHN It. Jul*, O. K P. ' March 6?tf. . uSoutlt Car?liua-~l[cr?Haw District. IX KQUITY: John U. Ingram, Executor, vs. Banyaft Putne, ot. *1. Bill to settle, the Instate of Rnchfel Leigh, defeased, Ac. ; . TT-ajipearing to my satisfaction that the Rcpresehta-, A- tires Of Zschariah Payne, deceased, ttf wit': An, -chehun Payne, J>w Zackmnh Payne, Jiicholas Payov and Samuel Payne, the widow ami childreir.of John Payne, deceased, names unSnown, and-the tvjdow ifand her present husband) and the children of Daniel *> J J ?? I. \r?rv Vnrne i n_> no, urwasvju, ii*?uoa uvk > v?u, Widow of Kphruim Pa>ne. Abo the representative* of Daniel Payne, deceased, to wit : Banyan Payne. Danfef-Xltlicr, A. B. Bonds .and wife. Elizabeth; Abraham Alcey and wile Nnnev. Also the rejkreaentatives of Mary Payne, deceased, to wit; the children of Ml*. McCdrtpey. ijwit da?ghtfM, and A trie haell, .Uie husband a( <?# and ? "Moore, the husband of anotlrec. aod one son. the names of thodaofchtem and son not knotyu. Abo the representatives ofNaomi lWne. deceased, hs wit' TtoOimh H. Stewart and Iter three children. James Harvey Stewart, Anna U. Sir wan, and Caroline L. Stowarfc, Wade Hopkins. Keriah Hopkins, Alexander Stewart, Daniel Stewart jujd James Stewart, and the children and liusbaod of Caroline Dobbins, names unknown. Also the representatives of Kezialt.lWne, deceased, to wit: ? Evans and KtixabotJi Evans,' nis wife. Also Richard Sam lei Usserv and Charles. K van ft Uasery,. James Truesdell aiid his wife -Mary, and Banyan Payne, administrator of Zaehariah Kayne, deceased* AT Wilio Payne, deceased arid of Elisabeth Betf,-deceased. . Defendants to the above stated Bill reside without the limits of thift Stato. On motion -of Oaston, complainant's Solicitor, it i- ordered -that they do answer, plead or -demur to tno same, " within three"months from the date of publica ion hereof, or On or- , der to take the same, pro. conlesso. wtll be enteral j^ainst them. . W. H. B. WORKMAN, C. ? K. D. March 6?tf . A Card. ' . '* '* ' > TrtH omtArfd^nfvt epsnoof folic informs thono who at* indebted to him, that their bill* hare been madoout for somo time and are anbjeci to their call*at any lime, either in. exchange for tho money, or a check 'which be will consider no trouble whatever to present for payment. I dislike lo peem importunate, " my memity and bet my will" makes fne (seem) you; owe me and?you ought to pay me and that aeon. it. hope job will all do so. Your wabta, a? heretofore ; will be attended to promptly if yeu wftl let me see that you naliy appreciate ray former attentions. o-v Z. J. DaHAY* Notice... MR. Jamea I. Yinepigu? is my authorized Agent daring my absence from C&mden> with whom <ny aeoonnts and notea may be found until Bet are Put. - - L. AUSTIN.*. Feb. ?1. ' " Mun A irosn supply 01 toe usdbi ?? nw hi? t to* Mowroos to mention in detail. Just retei ved at ' Z. J. DEHAYU ?auk>? ; ^ ty bwdretb's improved Garden Ahaaaao forgra* F* It-T . r Si ???????mm??Mi' ~?rTwi I i '" - -" - Btottee.- -?.:j THE Subscriber earnestly calls upon nil indebted to the Esute of K. S MOFFAT) either by .note or open account, to m&kn payment; long indulgence cannot be given. A. it KENNEDY", Adm'r. March 6?tL . Administrator's Notice. AIL persons having demands against K. St Moffat. deceased, are requested to hand them in properly nttosted. A. M. KENNEDY, Adm'r. March 6?1? Attention Kershaw Troop. YOU sre ordered to moet at the Coort'FIoOse at 12 o'clock, on the 7th of April, to parade and hold on election for Cornet Poll attendance is requested, * By order of. .. , Captain T. J. JONRsC E. K Adausox, 0. 43. Morch 6?9. KOt I COITJE.AGAI*~ J AS. P; TJBBBTTS returns Jjia sincere thanks to the sitiaens of CaTnden and vf&inlty for the liberal patronage ho has heretofore received, and alip takes this mode of iuforthiag ibein that he haa "again token his old rooms over the Post) Office, whero lie is B99c ready to wait upon any aiid all who may desire a pdlect likeness of ihemsehres or /Heads. Call soon fbr my stay is phort . % March 6?^ Hotsb Stolen. rrtWHUNDRED DOLLARS RETWARD.?$to!en ' JL from the subscriber's piece, MiddlOton 6wamp, eight miles fcota tie Villafljhof Onmgeburg, on Tborsdgy, the 14th ultimo. a krge GREY HORSE, about 14 to 17 hstmls high; has a mark on bind foot,' xnrtsed by the entting nf a rope ; l?e is about ten jean old "A reward of 1100 will he paid for his Tecovery. The said- Horse was stolen by on? William doya Said (Hoydis about 5 feet 8 inches high, weighs about 135*pounda, Las datk bain aml^ whiskers, orinpled a little in one oftits leeE. and liips lie is nearly paid on "the lore part of hi* liead Has n brother at Marion Court House, and when kst seen was making his.way towards Columbia. A reward of &100 urUT.be.paid for the recovery of the Horse aad $100 for the approbecshm of the thicC * Match 6?3. iL S. SXKLLi Oraugoburg C. IT. iSenl)i* arolMtaHKenbaw District. . 15 EQUITY. ' , . .Wm. B. Fletcher vs. Jaa. SutnmerviUe. Bill for. sale of Real Estate. . IT appearing to mj satisfaction that IlenrySchrocftv. Joseph Selrroek, Mbry, wifo of .? Burns, Phillip Schrock and liis wile Xtwey j Antharies Purnancbsnd his wifo. jKiizabeth, James *P. Snmtnerville, George W. SummervHJe, David .sninroorville, Samuel Howl and bid wife ETisa, Robert OinbiTigbam and his wife Mary." Archibald Hood and Israel Howl, Robert G. Howard and wife Ann, are. absent from and reside beyond the limits of Uii.vSlate. It is thecefore ordered,that they do appear, answer, pfead and demur, to the said-Bill withm thre4 months frt)m the. date ef publication of this notice, o?"ta order to tai.tr said BUI pro confosso,. will bo oritared against them-. .. . . W. H. R. WORKMAN, 0- 8. K. IK March C?tf. r*'. * ? ... fnroticE. ALL persons indebted to the subscriber ore rt^queateo t?? call and settle- I WjJI tw glad to sell- all my friends nud curt cm?J$ on -eh oit lime- (with the ex-, ceptron of ru<l?articles ar corn, l>a??n,dlour. lard.?te.J and for snch article^A rnunt fiavr cat>h or I cannot sell. n? enbbCrn>eT also adds that Snch pel-sots as hare b6eo Ywrnwg accounts with Arm and nave not paid he i ?. . j. ? ? '- V ,, irifh- i,nd he is onlv BWI IH)1 UCJW^ IU ?vi|# , willing to sell tb-*odi aa-pay him promptly. ' I also L'ivojiotice lhat all patrons wlio owe me prior to flrat Janaury last, poles* tbor come and roakesome satisfactory arrangement, .by tiie 15th March, uext, their paf*rs-wUl bieplaeed- \t\ thel?4iich> ol W Tlnltlow Casrno, Esq.. lot collection. , . v * ' ' ? Jan. K? rt > .. ROBERT LATTA. , - ' ; ' 1 - - - Notice. , ALL persons indebted to tbe'Eatate of the Uftd B. . W. filCIkJNS, '.viU make payment to W. Thortnw Caatois Esq.. y t as papera of the Estate are in l?hi h?nid\ And all persona who Inre demands psinet the -Estate wilt give liim u<?tioc of the anme. Feb 27 ; B. F. EDWARDS, Adm'r. t JHEWSll ftCWS*!X " T?TtE Suliacriberta Cow receiving from Now Tories" 1 PldfctddpfjMV Haiti more. artd Charleston, bis Spring supply of Brtig*. t"l??uiktdB, Paiuu, Oil*, Soaps, Brujltes. Coftmetiea, i'erfutntry, Spices and Fapey Ar "tiole& China-rare. soch as .Vases, Copj nwf Sauce, s, Toilet bottles. Card Ba-keta, eta, elc, to which lie respectfully invites the attention of lib frtenfoand .ciV toroers. "-. - *? " z. J. DeHAY.'fob 87?tf> 1 ' . head QUARTERS SSA KJBGII * .HfErtT, S. C. OT. ' " = ' 24th FEBRCART, 1855. 01W.SR>'0.-^ ' c ' IK pSmnmee of-nntrr^r l/W (^tonef Richard--Anderson, -"ccwmnM nding Fifth -Bri^Ado Soutfc Caro Hna Milkw, attatecUon ? hereby ordered to be-lie Id "at Camden,-on Fridoy t^ro Gth day of April next, fur Brigadier GhicjsI of the Filth Brigade, io fill the vacancy occasioned by the vesignution- of Brigadier n _? c- 1 o fM- ) I ,va> ' ^iicrru WJJUIUI iv vutiuuii-i. _ * Lleutetmnt Colonel T. J.Wartm and Optoiii B. 'Jones a:e detailed to act iw managers. By order olColonel Tav lor: * * W. &. TAYLOR, Adjutant. F^2I^hC ? . _ r. ^ hey^ijauterrii2d7begi. - --mwt, s, ek wk ~v >. -V- cabde#, Feb. 24, TS5& . IT ia-ordercd that Captain Bu*?-q11 Jones bo placed '.in command of tbo Upper. Battalion of the 22d Begknent S. C. MiHtia, and Umtltc be oberedaud respected accordingly. Bynrder of Col. Taylor. ~J "V a.. R.' TAYLOR, Adjutant, ' Feb 27 22d,- Regiment, S. C. if. Major o! Upper Balm Hon. , We are authorised t? a<Mipunce<-Captain John.k Jmifcs as * enudid:rto fa'Major- ift the Upppr RnrtMi?i> ?f tlie"22d' Regiment^ S? C. M. . ' Sooth.CaVolina?Rfershaw District. ..* ? . BY JO&N R.-J<>?, ESQUUtE, OUtMSAKT. ' WHKREA3,WJ, TJiorloar Caaton applied to mo lor Letters of AdumtisUilion' on aH and singular the goods and ohattela, rights-and credits of Lewis ft. Ballard, kte of said District, deceased: These are, therefore, to .cite and admonish 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 I listrict, to be holden at Kershaw. Court lion so on Uie, twelfth day of March nett, to shew cuued, if uoy, why the said- admin istrntfoa should not bo granted. Often tinder my htmdand seal, %hia" 26th day o( February, in Ihpyear of out Lord one thdnsaad eight hundred and fifty tlve'. and in- the newel ty-&inth' year of American Independent*. Feb." 21 : - \ JQHN R. JOT, 0. K. B. * - Special Notice. NOTES and Aocounta due me wilt bo found in my hand* until the 1st of Maroh, after which time thejr will Jbe pl?ced in the hand* of an Atton^y for collection, until Return Day, when all not paid will positively be p?t in mit. J. A. SGHUOc'K. Feb 10-?tf. Assignees Sale. 11\' ILL be.eold before the Court House Door, in " * * Camden, on the 1st Monday }p March bext, , one Negro MAN, ttamod Urin. Terms'Cash." Feb 20-tf. C. MATHESON. Notice. ALL persona having demands against the estate of Najjcy Trueedel will present them duly attested, and thoflo Indebted ore notified" to come forward and settle on or before Return Day. Feb 20?4t. J. TRUE3DKL, Administrator. Executor's Ifotlce. ALL persons having demands against the estato of Reddick Moseley will hand lliem in, properly at* tested, on or befor^he first day of April next, oihorwise this aetioe Wm be plead in bar of payment. - Mr 0. # " ''i. ???? ' /- __ jj II || Consumption, Consumption,! Consumption can be Cured!! DR. ROGER'S LIVERWORT, TAR AND CANCtlALAGUA has rescued its multitudes from the grave. Do you ask. for the-evidence I THEN CALL ON TFIE AGENT, and jjet a phauiplet; a nowspn* per is tooemaJr 16 eontnin it In the Pamphlet yon ' will find well authenticated cases of individuals who j were, in-very deed, rescued from the grave, for they j wore upon the very verge of it, and given up to die by : our best Physicians and mostskiUfxd Mcditml Professors, J -when the Ltotvmt and Tar came to their rescue, and ' delivered them back to their friends. Although many of the cures seem atmnst incredible, yet they are not obscure ; we have given their real naraes.-and their exact place of residence, so tlytf they may be seen, and the facts Intird from their own months. These ! cures ar* fully corroborated by Physicians and ProfesI sore of Medicine, who nre well known and are of 'he I highest steading ir our land, who have been com pelleddo to these stubborn facte; *o <ve c*k ! DMPtTTK 8DOB rviDttXL'E. f ?^~We Challenge the Whole World! f To ptednce more real bona fide evidence, in any" I enure oCjusfciee, than yn have iu favor af this raedi' cine nr , ' We Hefy tits Physicians af every school, and all. Hie Medicines that have ever been invented, to pro-'duce evidence of such remarkable cures as have been mode by Dr. ROGER'S LIVERWORT, TAR and CANOUALAGUA. " We confidently ask the afflicted ' * (Ifotlo Purchase oitr Medicines) But fo examine oQr Pamphlet, and see for them-, selves, whether the evidence is as .convincing as we say it U ; if eo, it may prove a GREAT BLE8S1SG TQYOIT. * . .. ... ; It Costs but little co give it a Pair "Trial. Compared to what a Physician charges?I nit Tittle | when compared to what you value your health I! What is the VAlue of money without health I BEWARE 6b COUGHS AND COLDS! Recollect that coughs" and colds are the forerunners of Consumption 1 DR. ROGER'S LIVERWORT, l'Alt sad CANCHALAGUA tviij break np (be most distressing cougn or cutis 10 mew uvui? viu?c. >? oiun^ comb of yearn' standing; A r<dicaTl care baa been effected in a very hort time by strictly; following tf?e directions. We. doarbt not but there are uovr - THOUSANDS OF JLIVJNG. WITWESSESir Who woirfd have "been in thei r graves if ihey bad not nsed this medicine, arresting the disease before it become too UttrJ ~ C2T Who are those who have certified to the great value of this medicine 7 Yon will find the names of such men"as Hon. JUDGE WM. BURKE, lateTo9tr muster of Cincinnati for more than tweoty.years; 4\ W. STARBUGK, Esq., Proprietor of tire Cincinna .ti Daily Times; Kon. JLHtS" A- COLLINS, late Agebtahd lecturer of the Grand-Division of the Son* of Temperance of Obioj Rev. HENRY WISEMAN, ami the attending Physician, Dr. H. R. WILSON, of Patriot, Gallicn Co, Ohio ; H. E. DRAKE, Esq.", Druggist of high standing, of Xefiia, 0.; J, (L IllERONiMCS. and his attending Phvsicion, W. W. FRKNCO.of HiJlhtidsWnrgh, Darke County, Ohio; E. R, TAY.LOB? Esq Editor of the Greenville Patriot; JOHN MELENDY, Esq., and D. K, LEAVITT, Esq., Deaoons of the Yme-street Congregational Oerob,-Cincinnati. Ohio. 5 ' 9 5 5 " S Si: . Si' ^ - FBOM MAioR VAN BTJREN, brother of * MARTIN VAN RtfREN, EX PRESIDENT or THE tflflTED STATES. Kisdecjiook, K. Y., Sept. 20th, 1853. Mr. A. "L; Scovilo?Dear 8ir r Having occasion to u?c vmRxpectorant and Oongh Remedy fast winter, I was recoinmefided by the Rev. Mi*. Tiffany, of this pluoe, to try the Liverwort, far and ChancJtalaffua, 1 did rx and think I was greatly benefitted by it, and doHEARTILT RECOMMEND IT TO OTHERS oj o Qeugh Remedy. L. VAN BIT REN. " Kimderiiook. N. Y , Sept. 20, 1653. I fully concur in the above etatemout. -~~i / > j < . .. FItED. T. TIFFANT, . . - . ' "" Rector of the Episcopal Church. . ZS^WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE^ for such men of bo high standing to be induced to decijvi the poor consumptive ! sure and u?lc for Dr. Roeers''liverwort. TuV an*] Cuncludugua, and let no. other be palmed upon you. . ; For Mil* by ; < '. SCOVIL A MEXD, : 111 Charlies' st, between Onti and St.. IcouU, N. 0. Sole A genu for the Southern Slates, to whom aU orders mid applications for agencies must be addressed^ % Sold also by Z, J Didls* and T. J. Woiuutv* A Co., Cnmdeb ; Maoill it Heath, Lancaster ;Winciiksteu A. Stitt, Monroe, N. C.;' Fisjikk A licrsirsii, Colombia, t- Teh. 20?3 too. * JHEW BOOKS. ~ DISC URSRS on Truth, by Dr. Thornwoll; Tlio Foresters, by I opt. May no Reid. Tho Flower of the Family; Ilagar, tlio Martyr, by * Mrs. Stephens. .... Nelly Bracken; May and December. Hearts Knsc; Little Folks Own. Agnes and Caroline'; Parish and otlior penciling*. EasUbrd, or HouseholdSkotches. Sabine's notes ou Duels and Duelling. Fudge Doings, by Jk MarroL Smith's-History of Greece. Also, a new supply of the Life of Jhirnum; Miller's Almanacs for 1855, 3d eaiciou. , a. iuulM/. Jan. 30, .* S ' tf. . ITEW BOOKS. rI>B iNGS as they are in America", by Wu. Chambers. L Brushwood, picked nn on the Continent, or last summer's trfp'to the ttld World; by Orvillo Horwita. Isia Uotu, or Reef ilovings in the Sonlh Sean Romantic Incidents of the Queens of England. * .. Lives of tho Queens of England before the Norman .Conaoest, by Mrs. Hall. * LeL'aAdx; Wlwt Not; Pride of Life. Rntlt Hall; Songs of Zton; Zion Songster. Biblo Reading Book; Taylor's TraeelaJn Africa. , Genera! Notions of Chemistjry, translated from the French work oT Paluze and Freney. . Nowsboyi Lamp Lighter; Fashion and Famine. Cu.pt. Cannot; Vincent Nolle. Lib of Barnum ii Annuals, Almanacs and Diarfesfor 1855. . ' Jon. i,?tf. - A. YOUNG: A. It A R. KEMNKDY would call attention to * largo. Stuck of Clpths. Cassiraerea, 8stlnetts, r a-% Jttjfseya, Linoeys, Jflaurials, Blankets, Ac., whiah Will be sold at the lowest prices. THE undersigned will continue to sell goods at tlie u Old Corner" on the most favorable tortus for cash, or on a credit of otic yoafr. The above terms will be 8triot(7 complied with, and no goods sold for a longer time. Persons who have boon indebted for 24 of 80 months are "earnestly requested to pay up by the middle of February." Those who disregard this notic will'most certainly find their notes and accounts in tti hands of an attorney for bolloction, if not Srrangod be fore return day. * K. W. BONNKY. Jan. i, 1865. 1 tr. ' Bemenij|Njr Tills. TTNTri^Jiext return day,' the notes and accounts due to the late firm of Workman <fc Boone may be found at their old stand for settlement- Workman it Ct>. are authorized to roceipt fur the same. Jan. 16, 2 . tf. Scgara* A FINE assortment of Spanish Sahara may bo found at WORKMAN'S Drug Store For Sale. FOITR likely Plantation "MULES, and a valuable draft and saddle HORSE, sound and gentle, will be sold to the highest bidder, before the Oourt Houso Door in Camden, on the first Monday in March next. Terms?Note payable 1st January next, with approved security, with interest from day of salo. JOHN CANTKY, 1 K . Feb JO-tC JAMES GANTRY, (Kxor* Estate of Jobu Tiaeidci.: ALL persons bavin* demands against the Estate of 'John -TiaoadoL._depensed( fire 'notified to present them witlita tlto lime prescribed'by law; and those indebted to the said Estate will rnako payment on or before the first ol January, as a speody settlement will bo required. ' V" ' JL TRUE8DliL, * f- 3. Ci HAILK, Dec. 19?3m. ' Executors. Notice. ALL persons having clnims against the Estate of B. W. GIBBONS, deceased, will hand tbrmin. properly attested, according to Inur, andlliose indebted, are called upon Cor immediate payment. | The condition .of the estate isauch. tliat prompt action' roust bo taken for its settlement. B. F. EDWAftUiJ, Administrator, j Fob6?tf .. . . . ""** *" Notice. [ A LI. person* Imving demands against* the estate of , xjL Joob C<Utonl deceased,.wi|l present..them, duly attested, and iboee iuUelaed will make naynient to . ftOBSRT B. COTTON, B*eoW. . -January^, 1BSA ' ? ' . " " SCHEDULE, v . / Hail aud Passenger Trains. SOUTH CAUOL1&A RAlLKOAlX COMPAK?.1 iiiisl Leuve Charleston 7 a. in. Arrive at JLingaville 2 p. ra; Columbia 3.46 p. ; * in.; Camden A p. m. 1 , Leave Charleston 7 p. m. ? Arrivo ntjiingaville 4.30 n. in.; Columbia 0.30 a. in . , . . * Leave Charleston 8 a. m. and 4.46 p. nr. ' ' Arrive at Aocnpta 4 p. ni. and 4.30 a. m.-.'? ? Leave Colombia 7 a. m. and 4 p. ra.. Arrive at Charleston 3 p. m. and 4 a. ro. Arrive at Augusta 4 p. ro. and 4.30 a. m. LettveColuruliiil2a.nl.. . Arrive at Kingaville 1.80 p. m. and Camden 5 p. m. . , '. Leave Augusta ib80 a. m. and 6 p.m. Arrive at Charleston 2.50 p. no. and 6.60a. m. Arrive at Kingsviilc 2 p. in. and 4.30 a. m. Arrive at Columbia 3.46 p. m. and 6.30 a. tn, ; Arrive at Cumden 6 p. in.Leave Cumden 6 h. tn. v ' "v Arrive at CliarUston 8 p. tn.; Oolnmhia 10.50 a. rtt.; AugUnta 4 p.m. iiUMtl a; I'J'JiA.fi, Jan..23?At t w. flenLSnp't. .notice/.' ? ' THE desirable location and place of residenco of A. G Boskia, Esq., on Broad street,, ncalr the tipper public square, and two valuable negragirls, one seven years. Cite other five years of age, are offered Hit .sale. The negroes are ?old for no fault, but that" they may remain about Camden, where their parents live. if the house and negroos are Dot disposed oCby private sale before .the first Monday in March next, they will then be offered at the Courtr House for sole at public outcry. * ' v ROBERT-BRYCE, Trustee. January 9,1855. * . 2-tfNotice. ALL persons having demands against tbd. estate of Jos. Wiengcs, deceased. trill call at my office and adjust tliem by the first of March .next, that they may be paid according to law, and those indebtod will make immediate payment to me, or their notes and accounts will be placed iu Iho hands of nh officer for collection. ..JOHN R. JOY, agent for c Jan. 1 ,1855. 4tf C. M Wienges, Admr.: HIDES WANTED-?We will pay in Caah, the highest market price for groan or dry Hides *?:t ?i , , wninrxrav tr rn IX I LI . t - " WW WW. . >. Notice. *?.> ALL persons Imvln.gr demands aguinat tbe Estates . or .CAROLINE BOBBINS and WARREN STEWART, deceased, will present then' duly attested. and those indebted will make immediate payment tome.' ' THOSyJ. CAUTIIKN, FebG-tf. TAXES. "VfOTICB is hereby eiven, that I will open Books on J.X the 24th day of February next, at my etore in Cani'len, for ooliroting the Taxes for* 1854, and will attend at the following places on tlielollowiug days for the same purpose. v " ' On Monday, February 26. at Liberty Hill; oo Tuesday, the 27th of February, at Flat Rock; on Wednesday, the 28tli of February, at Buffalo; on Thursday, the 1st of March, at Lraenby's; on Friday the 2d ol March, ntSchrock'sMili; on Saturday the 3d of March, atC'ircton's .Villa '* . ?' s ' *.> Alter the above named times, I will attend at Camden untlll the first day of May next, at which time the Books Will positively be closed, and all delauliersdouble taxed; HENRY FATE, T. C. K_ D. Feb 6?tf . . . . British Periodicals. Early Copies Secured. LEONARD SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to republish the following British periodicals; 1. Tbc Londop Quarterly Review, (Conservative.) 2. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) 3. The Noith British Review, (trie Chnrch.) 4. The Westminster Review, (Liberal.) , 6. Blackwood's Edinbnrgh Magazine, (Tory,) The present criti.-nl state of European affairs will render these publications unusually interesting during the forthcoming year. They will occupy* middle grouiid between Uie nastily written news items, ctuide speoul tions.and Hying rumors of the daily jouriia!,and the ponderous tome of the future historian, written after the living interest and cxcitemcut of tbe great political events of the time shall have passed away, r? 1. ?? ft...JO n.pinili.,ila that ranibn .mint Inalt fur the only really intelligible ati.i reliable history of current eveutH, and ns such; in addition to their well &?tnbliahud literary, scientific, and theological chararfer, .we urge them fljon the consideration of the reading public. - - - < Arrangements Ire now permnnently ma3e for the receipt of early ehfceU from tl?e British publisliers, by which we are enabled to jdaee all our reprints in tlie hands of subscribers about ax soon as they can be furnished with the foreign copies. Althongh this involves a very large 'outlay on our part. We shall continue to furnish the periodicals at the same lo w rates as hera* tofore, vfr: +&;: - Per annom. For any one of the four Renews...... .$3.00 For any two pf the four reviews..? .T 6 00 For any three of tnefoor reviews 7.00 For all four of the review*. . *................. 6.00 For Blacl^rood's Magnzin^. 3.00 For Blackwood and three reviews'...... ....M 9.00 For Black-Wood and the four reviews.10.00 Payments to,he mode in.all cases in advance. Money current in the Sfate where issued will he received at par.- ' Chtbbing.-r-A. diaconnt of twenty-fire ner cent from the above prices. will b* allowed to ciubs ordering four or more copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood,, or of one review will be'sent to one n<Jdrs?jwfor . $9; four copies of the foxrfcreview* nnd tfJacIwood for $30; and so on. ku .. ...v* : " '/ Postage.?In all tho princijial cities and towns, these works will be delivered through agents, free of post age. When eentby-muil. the postage to any part of the United States will be but twenty-four cents a year for Blackwood, nnd but fourteen cents a year for eaph of the reviews. M Remittances and communications should always be addressed, j>oatpnid, to the publishers. LEON A RD SCt >TT A .CO., - . 54 Gold street, N. Y. ; N. B. L. 8. 4 Co.- have recently published, and ' nve now for sale,the "Farmer's Guide," by Henry Stephens of Edinhurgh. and the late Professor Norton of Yale College, New Haven, complete in two volumes, royal octavo, containing 1600 phges. Fourteen steel' and six hundred wood engravings. Price in muslin bindings. $5. ' ?? ?- ? ?-- -1.144 ?J,? Virm.'' u? HUB w?r? in nirr iuc um - ?? , lately nicsusi'iTATKD and thrown upon the market. Notice ALL persons indebted to the firm of Mooro ft Kuykondal), and W. G. Mooro on bis'own account, are requested to call on mo and settle previous to Re* turn Day, after whioh timo the notes and accounts will be plavod in the hands of an Attorney for suit. JAS. L V{LLSriGIJ?, Assignee. Feb 80?tC ? * I BARE CHANGE ! .If THE subscriber wishing to .discontinue the BAKERY BUSINESS. on account of ill health, nflerg I for sale mi accommodating terms His entire ftatablish' ment, which. is conveniently arranged with everything ; neeessdry ujt the successful prosecution of t- e bpsi-! new. Ilia DWELLING HOUSE-,, very commodious, with .every ceo vcnience. SRd jv good Moffl attached, will also be disposed of at a great.burgahi , . W. 8. CAJIRBELL. 1 " S3?" CWlcston Courrpr insert tHrbo thaw in TriWaekjy paper aud.forww bill: - W. B> 0. d^n. 30, '* 5 t' -V, . 9 4' ' . # TO THE PHYSICIANS 07 SOUTH CAROU^i AM> ALL WHO US? LIQUOR A8 A inEDJCiJCE OR AA iTtfrv$KA<*B.' < T/>fIYSlC!I A5?3 -who prescribe' Alcoholic t^qiiorBfor JL mtdlejn*!.purposes should girr thit rn/jferance J : tb WOLfctTS AROMATIC SOtllEDAjVl SCSNAftSk' 1. It ? manufactured at Schiedam, in HqRand/nijd ixc) mi vrfy i n the factory of 1 hs-proprietor, by ptrf"cvtoet and from niaienul elsewhere unemployed "oiitf known. t , . ". 1. Jt i? proved by thy repeated anu^ysib qfWeraJ ( eminent chemtsL, to be entirely freefrimi tke,p#roieirrug fusil oil wliieh Gamins fa; every kind of lnpiut, distilled from grain, end wbhJr is the cause of ncrvpus .andtisceral derun^emenb-serroaseo^gestiotr, aod morbid, desire Air habitual and intemperate indulgeuoc which such litftiors invariably tend to supermdocisu 7 3. It is proved by tbesame nnerrimj tests that Wife Juniper Gin is liot flavored with the coarse, acid ami , indigestible oil pf Juniper heretofore^ used, bat 'with, the speciflcally liglrter, more volatile, aromatic and . medicinal of the two, essential oil of the Rnliah junipet berry, neglected by eycry other wmnufociurer. 4. It ia-chcmically proved tobesb6o1ntelj.-piurV in its recti fiefdipn?a Qualify obtained by an entrreia new process and which no-, other Holhtod.Gin in the world has acquired- ; 6. ft? proved by extensive miedisal experience artd" t.i l.??n aKw'mnl. i< ttLiM an arra>/>nMa remedy tn mrtnycaeea of incipient .dropsy, gravel, chronic gout, flatulence, rheumatism, Colic, coaeret/oos in the tnlney and bloddar, djspapiiia, fever and ague, v federal debility, sluggish c?eu/ation-.qf Uw bJood, yde- ; oient a*i?ailitUf'u w food and exhausted rial ener???" - ' . ' *- '* "" ^ * * ' It (? atnoet grateful add renovating' corded; and when used as divoeted, never Inflames the sjoteip er * induces irtebntj,.but tends rather to J>ubJoe the Iafc [' tor frailty, by cresting a dislike to ftjf Interior Jnlpiar^ And it invaiwdy corrects" the ill effects of bnd*Vuter 3: whether in swampyoi* limestone distribft.;- Jir all'of " tliese eiuiumerated qualites, it has no rival jn any mar" bet rd tl?e world. ' It is sold in Charleston, & C.-bt tb^fciJQ'wiftg finps: P. M. COHEN ACU, HAmANTVHArRRAl/ACO, A. JILKSICK d: CO," A VON DOHLK& LANNEAUc, . ft BUftCKMYEI^?ELS()Nt-CAltTElt, EtlNCIfi WICKENBERG, JOHN F. O'ifElLjU THOMAS E.' r. OlyYDE, FOlXlK A. FOUKGEAD, and by afl.&fe'va* specfeble T)rngg'8tsitkl"Grncers is the Ittuted Statos. '7T . - UlX)LPHO WOLFE," . ISolc Manufactureraf?d Impbtter, "... IS >W> J. OO .ttent V?? V/M-V .<4Q| <tv ** * .w? Tvrcmvji Ait.n Jan^ SO " '*' Jm. ,.. . ' ^ ' ' i Strayed or Stoldtl *' FROM the camp in the st&urbe of Camden, on the night of the 8th of January, a large black mare MULE, about sevrp yeara otj, witb marka of gear in several places. Any person finding said mule will b* reosonably rewarded by delivering her-to me in Sumter District, near Bishopville, or gtraipforma -tron so that I Way got her. My address hi Mechkiiicsville, Sumter DUtriet. S. C. ' * ' ? N . Jan. 30. HENRY SCARBORGtT&H.. ' | T> OCKJ^GahdRHtrng CHAIRS-, ibt-Bale et .a* '7 POS^KTS^-V THE REPUBLICAN COUttT,. ", OR American Society Tn tlio days of jyssriiuigtdn with 21 Portraits of distinguished. Women, J Vol 4to. $12.00 . ; ../v' Goodrich's Gems of British Poets, Heads Female Poets of America, Romance of American Lnndreapei *- V . The .Parables of the Near Testamedt practically unfolded with elegant illustrations. .. ., parables or ttjuinnincner, vnin uiusimuona, Bow in tho Cloud, or Covenant, of the Afflicted. Jerusalem and ita-Vicinity, by Oideoheiiner, ' 'Poetical workaof Montgomery, Moore, Byron.-Soott, Wadaworth, 4c. ... Clilcora and other Regions ef the Conquerors and tho Conquered, ' *, . ' '' . The Romance of Nature, Gems ofBoaut j;Lo*flet* of Memory,, ' v '4 Tho Amaranth, KoepanJco, Magaolia,,C*dtC.V. land, 4c, . " ' ' ' s Southward ITol; Ida May; The Newsbor. 1 Deo. 19,?lE-j ' ' :f . * A. YOUNO. ., t '., : FRESH GARDEN SEEDS ! - ? JUST reccivod from tho houso of David Lnadreih, Philadelphia, a large and well-selected, assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting, in part;-of tho foils Rowing varieties, viz: Large globe artichoke, fearly refogco 44 Long blood beet, " ton? green cucumber, ; Swamp ' ?? v? T Karly frame ctrcuhiber, . , White sugar .w% Greeh duster 44 . - : Red 1,4 " u- '--.- Gherkin }' -44 * ' , Extra early turnip beet, ' Large purpjd-egg pfanV ' Earjy York cabbage, v . N uttrfeg' mtSfep,* * May * * '" Turk's cap citron molorr, 1 .a-,vDutoh ' Silver skia'onioh, . 44 drumhead" . . Boll pepper,f4 sugar-loaf!4-' /. SweeCtoodntilin peppor, ? SaCoy 44 . J Cayeono . Large York. 4 14 V \ - Br^wji Dutcli letfuhe", t Late drumhead ' GreCn.Eoe ' 4*y.' /.*' , 4' Dutch -4t- Earty cabbage '* *" v; (Juried Savoy u Large \ - 1.^-' Greon Glazed 44 Ice head ' * . ' Red Dutch . "for piolc-' Sugar parsnip, * '" 1 ' ^ [ling1 Long SaTrtx?d radhh,Long'Cpilanfs, . \ .V ~~ V scarlet. " Long orange Carrot, * Rod turnip,. ' 44 * Early horn " - - Wbito 44 .' ' f- . 4 Whi'te'solid celery, Black Spanish 44 Cauliflower, Ronnd spinach ^ L VUltf m?* * hitu saisuy.or vegeiauw v * ' Early bush squash, " Char Hon. "44 Crook-nectod marrow * Prince Alfcet* < . V Large red tomatoes, ^!*mA ?ir]/ 44 1 Small " ^ Wge manowCit 14 Large pear nhapd44 ' >ffipck-eyed u ' Early froteb'aprihg trlWtp. D*rarf Woe imperial- u ' llodtop. ' * ' 4< Royal dwarf , 4I. . Adam*'earlyjcom,. . Kaiglrt'aUtt/ Cnrtad parsley; * - SteXreeka&al; Leana^ Large Liraajbean*. ." China" red-By^ rr ,*! small 44 or Snow 44 ; . Early-HohaMc i,1". .? . Rad valentine * . ? 44" Radiatk ' f4 v T. J. WORKMAN A CQ. January 4th, 1855. ' 3lT - ; Kotfc?. ..- ~ v" r J"VftREE month* after date nppJtetiohrwiU bdmttdo , JL to the Bank of Camden, for the ia^vrc of duplicate cerLficato No. 1158 dated 25 pr June 1449 for twenty shares, standingm the name W? Parked forlbe ' solo and separate una of Arabia A> Perked the -original liavincr been mislaid or loat,' Jan. 23s?3m. Notice. - " THE Note? awl Aecotmte, of W. M. Watsoo we in my hands (m Assignee) for collection. Those indebted are requested to matte in^taWrote payment, and.by so doing satd costs. ' . *. . Jan. 30. J. D.UNLAP, Asstgdeo. house PAnrrmo, "T^OKE to order in the- shortest time. All ordets JL/-eithw for the Town or Country, will be promptly attended to either directed to meal Colombia," or left with'lfr. C. A. McDonald, in Uaruden. Patronage is respectfully solicited. " Jan. ?0?4t. JOHN" FETNTCR. Bryan's Pulmonic "Wafers, FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION, , . 1-^. i a T? u? nun mvireu hou wr-HiD <v ?/? T. J. WORKMAN" * CO. .. ???????..| ?* < I ' ?n 1 . J FINE Mountain .BaUer, Sperpi '"and Adamantine Candles for sate a<rtlkf*H>l(V.Corpar" Mj 0?W li?tf, B. TV. BONXEJ** LL-U.L PHILOSOPHIC Atb A - COMPLETE ec( of App^ttu* coDtpitif of A. about eighty Inetrunftfip^ vaJncd ft $200; wfted to the illurtrution of experiment ft Chctoiatiy and Natarai Philosophy?among vltyrK are pDe.Air.Pump witli a number of instrument*,; t\ Cylinder Electrical Mnehfnh a 6irmw> Beam Kfipftp:, a Mar eeto Apparatus; au uxygeu i.eiun SHU Apparatus; Gas Jars and Baps; aPmutpatic TrolJ a Condensing Syringe arid Pneumatic Bec-eivera; a Compound Blowpipe; a LiftiDg and forcing Pump ; l Groves' Battery, Ac, , * Apply to Mrs. C. F. Carpenter, Camdon'S. C." JST'Ttte Tim "a, Columbia, will copy four times and forward bill to this office. Feb. 13, 1 4t. For Sale 4r n*nt,' Vp Ibrm^r residence nif tli&lower part of Camden}( A roost delightful winter residenee. Apply to 9 me at the "Old CofijtT".for term* At*. Jan," 0,^rf. ' E. VT. BOOTCRT/ ? . ... . An fnrftallon -y^ -IS cxtofaded to ell Jersonii -ind. bled to T. J. WorkT. A E: Wot^fpail,"er T. J. Workmen k Co., either by "ante or open account, fo cell and settle the lame without delay. T J. "WORKjfAX A Co. 'ADili NlSTfrA TORS, Executor* aijil . Guardians ftlhop to ntake their reiuroj according. to lavr, will be tommoned to an acoodht.. *" - f* v Jan. ?-lf. R. iPT, 0. K. D. f * k ' t,',"' r *?tiC*?. ALL frriortj indebted to tLi estate of Samuel Jiensoa are requested to call and pay, ajlong<.^ iudalgenee* cannot W gtcee. , '^r Jnu.**. " ;/DUNIAP, AdmVj > .. * " Mfc?. r ! : THE !?otes, fteofcs; of account*. Ac., of AThntoA KovkcnduL and certain other itebte due to V. C. Maorc, U?emg beyu i^gu{Hlr tq. 'me. notice j? hereby * given to gr?d> pwsonft'an may be indebted to Mid pur- * tie* to come forwand and make immodiotPtohjTDdnt Dec J AS. I. VU&BPJGU& Assignee * ~rr~ri?M5r ~ ' ? TflAT rai liable plantation on "Wftcree Hirer, late Uie'property of Zack Cantey mid -wife and fur. wcrif belonging to the Estat^ of Adam^n, containing ' tome"thirteen hundred acre.',' bounded Jfortit by. Df.' " - > < ? 1 ?. ?. - -.f ? O<DODfTS pi;iiuauf)ll HIVU WIC VIUVU7 VI.^vhu ynyniiHif * south bv Edward E. AdarDMnV} 'plantatibfli cask' by Springdalfi4 and weat by W<terce-fiivor^Oa th d place . era all tko Decenary tnijdbig* two rcilh, tfn-liouW, screw, etc ,a largo body of la wis cleared tundor fence, in a good stntp fbr ci/tivatittii, go<l a large body of ' woll timbered uplands contiguous to tlte settlement. For term* npblr to either ?t the undersigned.' . * J Qtf/C'tNTFY. * ' JAMES OANTBY, ~ . * Exr'&of A*?*, Cauter, S*D. : " Yotire. .>a CTMlOSE indebted to rite jutticr by <pbte ot aeeo?m< JL for the' years 1853 and '64 arc requested to call . and settle; wj.gat dosing up my Bonnes* f trust the necessity j>f this call will be perceived on8 that It tyjl be promptly met. *+. *' " . -* dan. 16?tf. - *--? J. A. SCHROCK:-^ . . V- ' . . " J25&V <' '' .???, * ' I > } +- * J " ' ptOOPEITS ISIlSfl.-GLAFS, Almonds, YeastPb*' O dors, Extracts,- Candy's, Soaps, to., for galfrat ftfe VQ3d Comer,"^t the fdwwt prices. - * ; OotTtf ' ' : '? . K. W BOXNEY- v ' Iv - Jewelry, dfce. ' - ' -v ? ".. * ^ pHE.Subscriber. Hfcgjust/recdved, by Express, fronf. JL.;NOW-York,-a now jdpply of fine Gold Jewelry; - . fcoBwstijig of Idle a^ies of ti>efynce*'ing article*^. PlaingoM-Broochaa ami tfarrings." . J *L > ','PoiKl"hrtdTflagreaEarrnig*; GoldandMosaicPint / ' ' ;Cnff Pma and Buttofnc-jBoW Necklace and Creas " ' ' JJracelfete, Sleeve Potions, &?ls, Kevs, 46 .. t> , Aiao. , V I# .< ' OUin*yaseHvToilet cases jfc ... .. " V Match Boxes, Cnps and Saueera, ic.' v. . Oct Mr* f' v. A:rY0C^?G. Jf' A' rlf, 4 R. fcRSNEDVS Stock of Drew Goods,: -for Ladietf wear, Embroideries, Hoeity, Glovos," 4<Xy to now vpry ftUJ; and offered on Uio. most reasona* bip terras. . OAMD^PA^XAR WB aro now prepared to'nctifj our friends ? towa and its vidnity, that we Jiave received.?* fhB "assortmoot of WJNJJEH .GOODS, suitable fopdhta market, and will refiehre more witievory train; ri?; All sorts of D.;Y GOODS,"-as plain and Cottony Cotton and Worsted ?ud ?H worsted Goods, Silks and Ribbons, Pantaloon Stuffi>, P.rOad Clotta, Linenn.l'aiili rtfttlia Sli?iu'}a_ Xfantkis and Mantillas. Kmbroide 'nof. f&rpctings,A?,/ rltEAJ>Y MADE CJDOTUiNG of oil descriptions GROCERIES, of til desArtptionvHnrdware, Cutlery, Ewllrtn smf- CHInawaro, Saddlery; Woodw-sr*, Shoes and Boot*,. Harts, Caps uncf-Bouncts, Hosiery, Ac^Ac, , . - . Thanking .the.puMic Hi goiicgajfdr their kind pat " ronnge up to this tiihfj wo promise ,to try to pwrt their further confidence. -41 " Tdruja-^CHABCBSTOK PRICPB. \ ' l'- ' ; " ' " It. DMTCJySR & CO, v t'jCamden' 5or. 11. / ..--v. ? ? # , ' ' ;*fOTICJB/ y: To the Cretittors of Moore ? Kiykendsi . A.VD W. C. UQOMk./ . K AN assignment oCtho StooVin "Trade, Kffeirts end" Assetrs of Moore A Xuykejyjsl and VT. C.Moftro hajfnig be< n mpdo to Ore, duted Ddfcomber 0, 1854, in which; after certain prefixed creditors therein named, provision is mado (before a general djsftjbotion thereof) for ouch of tlie'porthersliip credhor* of Moors* KOykendfll sod of W. C, Moore-ns will com?-in wHU- r : iii sixty days, after date of s ud Assignment signify , -tlwM* lutpni- to Ikft La ems of the same, execute j? jewel ff tfjcir rOspebtiW debt* remaining due after re{jtfridgibeir ^ofnrfibWe dividends under Mid clause, * m ' Jtoliee'jsberMi/tfivPn t? sneh of the creditor* of' * Mo?rr k, RnvVeodni ?n8 W; C. Moore a? intend to nvdil-theuaalvcs ofVlu).benefit-of tire, nit} provision#,* to render in their claims end coqipiy witl\ the afore-. . vaid terms and within the. time Knitted, or tHey will'.be debarred the benefit of Iho'sopie. f.-WUb-'itepcdt lo-thesanro nttcftes# tfe- at Camden, r S. (*. ^ *. ?'?>> -* -? .. '?' v JA6. lv YlLlUnaUX, Assignee, , Dw.;r?r;iiM.. j ,?i *t j UTrtle rind Fem&lc High Schools T "*5 ' ' At"OREEXTrj60L). " "r '' ? - ? . . r'. T)Y. % recent erisingetnent of the Trustees, th.se Jty schools have b$en placed under the control'ef the Rev.6 Donnelly. Ilia awisfnuts trill be sufficient Slid very oempetent. ' > . ' ?v* * *; xau DEPAnTamrr. ' ' r r : Rer.tV BoTSfxt^. Principal, Languages, Chemistry, < & ..Mental Science- . ... v Htxjy E. Mp-Lnre; First Awiatantt JiatbejiaHcs^ffatn^fcejtws, fc&ftl AiwHatit, English Bmachrt; llfcivntffrjr tf (ftlietaafw*.' ReV. J. Molieca, Pastor, Fhddonees of Cbristtamty. " .. JUX.VLS BBPARtxam Rev. & Don^jtil/X, Rrinc?pe? iAiagoag^ Chemistry W*e ttS'^otfnS A?r?t*iU,'-Nftiir?r 'PliRoeoj.liy, History. ifothotUAhcA. * i ~ - ?- 8epoii<i Aeeuumi, wemwtary WWJ? ches, Arithmetic. - .>< . ^ Mr. G. Jftger, Teaohor ,?f Xjcaic.m^ Modern- Ltfc? * fraag?a. v. Tl* flret session of the prosoat rjar opened on , Wednesdny, Che third of January Kfctee of ttdticn . us heretofore, ranging frotp $16 te-$40.per year 6t 10 month"- - * , ' . y ' The principal, Rev. S. Donnelly, baring ft cootidts raW^Xrpcnse enlarged l.in huUdfngsrls oow'preaarrd tomfcommo-iate somo i vranty boys ae boarders, W. ding, including WiMiing, $10 per. month. JJghta sfctra The families of the place afford fpnsfe modations for both male and fen^i# b^nlew at tt?a v n cii uonv 1 BHIMV I ?W?i am, I*. V?1*4I *.v JAS. OBK3WtfI4v It. <? ^