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by faithless and savage irfdignities towards ou
countrymen, who may coine within their terri
tories. Many citizens from this country, hav<
.wiihin the last few years been insured, iinpri
sonpd, and even put to death, while travellinj
over Prussia, Ciermany, Austria and Spain.?
During the last few years, it is a fact whicl
should bring the blush of shame and indigna
tion to the cheek of every American, that ou
Countrymen travelling in Austria and Germany
r\}\Itnp/1 fn /rum thou
I/t //lll/T^r IfWm/ll/CO, H/V> V Vwvy vvv vw J
aeft>es jEnglish, sttbjects, to escape insult and in
dignity?no? />o?? Me ;?o6?but from the au
thorities of the country, So much more is Er.
gland respected and feared than our own na
tation?and why? Simply because she neve
begs for justice, but enforces it with the stronj
. arm of power^ Her subjects are ever ready
and proud to acknowledge allegience to thei
own "Britania," and to appeal to her flag when
oppression "runs riot" over the land ; while
melancholy to be told, our Countrymen, "Iron
the home of the brave, and land of the free,
dare not in Austria, say of America, " That i
my own?my native land.'* The reason o
tliis distinction in the treatment of our people
and those of England, is the proud defiance o
the latter; while the authorities of our nation
if they- have been noted for any foreign polic;
at all, it has been for temporising, trucklin;
and even begging^for right?nay, more?the,
have actually become the apologist, of the in
suiters of their own country, to an outrage
people.
Within the last four years, fifty Americai
okrzens quietly sailing oh the high seas in ai
open boar, and unarmed, were captured am
cruelly butchered by the Spanish authorities
without even a form of trial. Within the sam
period, many of our merchant ships in lh
Gulf, have been subjected to search, and thei
crews to insult. Thrasher, an American citi
ren, wasopenly captured in Cuba, and actual I
transported* to that horrible sink, the Spanis
Mines in Africa, without a shade of-crime hu
bis liberal opinions. These are huiniliatinj
troths?truths which cannot be relished by tbi
friends of the last Administration; they ar
truths too, which teach us that begging wil
never obtain right, but that they
?'Who would bo free, themselves must strike the blow.
The poet has well said, "Coming events ea;
their shadows before."
The nation, feeling justly outraged at on
beggarly position among foreign powers, ha
burled front office the party advocating tlii
submissive policy, and has elevated a powei
the representative of which, fully foreshadow
mg public opinion has declared, that an Ann
rican citizen in any part of the woild, must b
made to realize that he is a sovereign ?that It
is a component part of his government ?an
that bis flag wilt vindicate bis ju>t rights eve
with the sword, if necessary. Such we ma
Itbpe is to l>e the future policy of this country
a policy which'may, and will most probabl
?nvolve*us in difficulties, for it will require en
orrrulh* muutiiree to i-Pviifiiti nor Iftiia hi^f rhrlifs
.to # ( r o
but even if this policy'produces war, should w
not rather ''rush to buttle then," than "cowar
slaves, turn and fly ?" *"
A brush with Austria would give us charae
ter and position abroad, besides giving us a ii
introduction to the w^grld, and. diffusing nu
liberal opinions too wide for the safety of tb
old "heaven anointed tyrannies" of the Easier
Hemisphere.
The temporary policy, adopted by our pro
genitors, while this nation was yet in swadtiuj
olothes, 44 not to involve in European politics,
has been followed .too long, ami is the chic
rfrfo>? nf ourlow estimation on that otfitineui
Ever, rising up like " Bangno's ghost,' to th
imagination of our timid rulers, it has mad
them shrink from boldly demanding our l ight:
and tremble at the very thought of war. Peatis
truly a happy boon, but peace, at the e>
pense of self-respect, ceases to be a viitu*
Forbearance has been practL-ed by our gov
ernmeut, till her citizens are compelled to see
protection under disguise, from oilier power;
^ Did our ancestors intend this? Was tins thei
policy when warlike France was overawed, an
Great Britain grappled with, for cl timing th
right ?<f search, one of the very outrages rt
cently submitted to ?
But what would be the consequences of
war, with some of those old rotten monarchic
of Europe, would it not tend to show us t
the woild in a proper light, and to the propa
gallon 01 our principles to these secluded an
oppressed people ? So far then, from injuria
us?for who can doubt curability to cope vJit
any power in Europe'?it would prohab!
have just the contrary effect upon peopl
with whom we come in contact?the effect i
teaching them that they were created lor a fa
different purpose, than merely to live the " puj
pets of tyranny."
One of the British Ministers remarked, r<
cently, in the House of Lords that, " if a
American army should laud on the count t
Ireland, for the jrurpose of invading Gre<
Britain, the Irish Peasantry would rise up, a
most en masse, and join the invaders, so grei
was their love for this country."
Why do the Irish so love America ? the ai
sweris easy?it is simply because of ourdcin<
cratic institutions, and the opportunities the
have had, by contact and association, to lear
something of them. So it would be with tb
inhabitants of the continent?let us come i
contact, associate to some extent with then
and no army rai?d there,' would conte?
a field with us?who they will have lean
ed are the friends of the onoressed?but wi
rather turn their arms, glad to procure sue
friendly assistance, and with the shout
vive le Republit/ue, tear the sceptre from tli
heads of their own oppressors. I am no pr?
pagandist, preaching a crusade against kin?
doms and tyrannies ; peace is more preferabh
hut much more would I desire to maintain on
high national character, and he able to say
when surrounded in a ft reign kingdom, by tli
myrmidon's of royalty, with feelings of prid
for my native land,
"AmericaI with all thy faults, I love the still."
s.
Flowers will Grow where the waters ftun.
If the cuticle of the scalp is kept healthy, and tli
germs of the hair invigorated by stimulonts which oj
crate at their roots, through the inner skin ordnnniti
the head, a strong and vigorous head of hair caunc
fail to be the result. The operation of Lyon's Katlia
ron is founded entirely upon this most reasonable la\
of the Natural World. It is prepared of such ingred
ents only, as will produco this effect. Hence the mot
incredulous have tried and been benefitted by its usoand
the secret of nts immense sale. Tin- nppearane
given to the hair is truly beautiful and pleasing. .Sol
by all dealers, everywhere, at 25 cents, in large bottle
D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, 161 Broadway. N. Y
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Harilanc
Ilarrall ft Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Sept. 13 37 tf
9
MrtTWBHBCTaiMHmirii1 _ ? ?
I ! POISOWIiXG.
- | Thousands of parents who use Vermifuges composed
e ' of Castor Oil, Calomel, Ac., are not aware, that while
j. they appear to benefit the patient, they are actually
f laying the foundations for a series of diseases, such as
' salivation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, Ac.
In another column will be found the advertisement
li of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the attcn.
tion of all interested in their own as well as their chilr
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
r arising from those of a bilious type, should make use
' of the only genuine Medicine, Hchensaek's Liver Pills.
tTSg*"'i?e not deceived," bufask for Ilobensack's Worm
- Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the
- signature of the Proprietor, J. N. HOB EN SACK, as
none else are genuine.
r CAMJLULN ?MUU?;5 UUItiU^l.
3 BAGGING, per yard, 12i to 13
' BALE ROPE, per pound, 9 to ..
r BUTTER " 18 to 25
(j BEEF,.......,,..." 5 to 7
, BACON " 11 to 12J
* COFFEE, " 10 to 12
? ClIEESE, " 12J to 18
COTTON, " 9 to 10
s CORN, per bushel, 75 to 87
f FLOUR,., .per barrel, 5J to GJ
, FODDER,... .percwt 7.5 to SI
e LARD,... .per pound, 12? to IT
MOLASSES,.pergallon 30 to 42
b OATS, per bushel, 37 to 45
v PEAS " 75 to 87
ir SUGAR... .per pound ?..G to 12i
y SALT per sack 1J to lj
j SAXTEE CANAL.
rT>HE usual repairs on the Santee Canal will bo comJL
pleted on the 24th inst, from which time it will
l be open for the passage of boats
n 11. PRESS SMITII, Superintendent,
j Santee Canal, Sept. 11.?3S-3t.
b - - Read! Road!!
e TT AVING determined to remove to the west, I will
e XjL sell the remainder of my stock of Goods at
r COST, FOR CASII.
All persons indebted to me, are earnestly requested
to make payment bv the first of January next.
> N. MAYBLUM.
h Russell Place, Sept. 20. 38. tf
1 <>nn ^BS. POTASH. Just received and for sale
I by T. & E. WORKMAN.
e Aduiiiiiritrulor^ Sale.
II T>Y permission of the Court of Ordinary will be
i) sold at the resid* nee of Daniel Hearon on Saturday,.
the 15th day of October next, at 12 o'clock.
" M., all the PERSONAL ESTATE of Samuel Jlearon,
deceased, consisting of three Negroes, a man, woman
and child, Hogs, Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms?The Negroes on a credit until the first day
of January, 185.*>, with bond and good security, with
S interest*payable annually. Tlie other property on a
r credit until the first day of January next, with notes
' and good security, and interest from the day of sale.
DANIEL UEAltON, Adtn'r.
Sept. 20. 28 4t
y Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.
(j T) AN A WAY from the subscriber about the 28th of
It June last, a negro woman named SUSY, about 5
" feet high, light complected, slender built, speaks mild
)' and slowly, good features, and the gums over each eye
tooth is.black. She formerly belonged to the estate
y of L. C. Adamson, and worked Several years at the
' DeKalh Factory. As she has relations about Camden,
there is no doubt she is lurking about the town
or in the neighborhood.
0 The above reward will be paid for her confinement
d in any jail in this State so that I get her.
Sept. 20.?tf A. N. BELL.
_________
J WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER,
c CHESTER, S. C.
ti rpHK subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
JL lormer patrons and frionds, for the very liberal encouragement
lie lias received at their hands; and indulges
the hope that they will still continue to call
f, whenever a desire may present itself to purchase any
thing in his line,
f lie has recently replenished his stock on hand with
; an assortraeut-ai thy fianst .......
e Watches and Jewelry,
e ever before introduced in this placo; and which he
? feeis confident cannot fail to please those who are
J lovers of the beauflful.
In point of quality nnd price, he is determined to
'* sell nothing that lie cannot con tidently rec mimend. nnd
' on the cheapest terms possible. All articles sold by
- him and not proving as stated, will be made good, prok
vided it has sustained no injury at the hands of the
, buyer.
s* Having secured the services of a skillful and expe"*
rienced workman, lie feels himself fully able to execute
d any order in the REPAIRING LINE, with neatness,
e durability and despatch.
Aug. 30 35 tainftm
To Carpenters Contractors, and
:i Builden.
s rI"MIE cheapest establishment in the Southern States
'? 1. for the sale of SASIIES, DOORS, BLINDS and
l- WOOD MOULDINGS of every variety, is at the
J* Corner of Calhoun and Washington-Streets, Charles
,r ,t"?- S- All my work is made of the best seasoned
r I White Pine, and the Sashes are glazed in the very
" I neatest manner. A full supply of Paints, Oils, Glass
y j Varnishes and Brushes, for sale low.
e B. T. SMITII.
,|* Sept. 13 37 w4w
ir j Kershaw Troop.
! OliDF.R No. ?
BY order of Col. Thos. M. Baker, ynu will parade
at Sarnterviile on Friday the fourteenth day of
n j October next, at 11 o'clock A. M., for Regimental drill
r, and review.
'J | The commissioned and non-eommissioncd officers
if ; will assemble the day previous for drill and iustrucl
\ tion. By order of Col. Thos M. Baker.
,t\ THQMAS JONES,
Capt. of Kershaw Tioop.
Camden, S. C., Aug. 27, 1853. 37?tr
Raflia Creek Lands for Sale.
rFMlK subscriber oilers for sale his Plantation fifteen
y .1. miles below Camden, containing upwards of Nine
" Itandred Acres. Uri tlie premises is a comfortable
e DUELLING HOUSE, with all necessary.out build,,
! ings. Also, a first rate GRIST MILL, capable of
j I realizing from six to eight hundred bushels toll Corn
'; annually. The Lands are situated between Big and
^ Little Ilafhn Creeks, within two miles of the Camden
? 1 Branch Railroad. Of this tract there are about live
i| hundred acres of well timbered Land, the balance
jj cleared and most of it under fence. I will also sell
with the land, a stuck of CATTLE, 1100 Sand SHEER
if desired.
I<; Persons wishing to purchase can get all information
)- by calling on the subscriber.
r 4 LARKIX T. DINK INS.
J j Sept. 5. 30 4t
ir | Laud Sales,
T \/"ILL be soldon the lirst'Monday in October next,
c 11 that lino Tract of Land lying on the bead \va
1 ters of iltlo Lynches Creek known as tin* BIltRKL
e HELTON TRACT, containing Five Hundred Acres.
There are about Seventy acres cleared, and Two hunl
dred to clear, of choice Cotton Laud. The section of
i country is very healthy. For particulars apply to
j Mrs. K. Helton or to Mr A. Mayer, Lancasterville.
" i Terms will be accommodating.
ELIZABETH HELTON.
l0 Lancaster, Aug. 27, 1853. 30lf
H HobcibackN Worm Syrup.
4 Fre-li suj>j?ly of tbc above just received at tbe
>t iV Agency, Z J- Bell AY'S,
j. Aug. 'J?32 Ct
v Hides.
' r|"MIE highest price will be given for good hides
il 1 by W. AND..RSOX.
- An g "23 34 If
New Plantation Goo.ls.
s 1 i) CASKS heavy Twilled KERSEYS anil Medium
1 lw PLAINS. ALSO.
1 10 bales Schley's GEORGIA PLAINS.
' i Just receivod at C. MATUKSON'S.
Aug. 30. 35 4t. JA A
Fall Notice !
I AM now openingat the Cheap Corner my Fall su;
pty, which is much larger than I have hcretofoi
offered to my customers, consequently I shall offer an
articlo at astonishingly low prices, as they must 1
sold. My old patrons, and as many new ones as ai
disposed to call, will be offered such bargains as wi
induce them to buy freely.
Sept. 20?38tf K. W. BONNEY.
DRY GOODS FOR CASH!!!
Wholesale and Retail.
w. G. BANCROFT & CO.,
253 AND 255, KINGSTKKRT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WE are now receiving our usual large supply
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Also, PLANTATION GOODS of every variet
consisting of Super Duffil Blankets, Mackinaw ditt
Osnaburgs, Georgia Plains, Kerseys, Stripes, Print
&c. Ac.
Wo shall adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE syster
Our goods are all marked with plain figures, and oi
terms enable us to sell every article at tlie smauesipv
sible pro/its.
Terms Cash or City Acceptance.
W. G. BANCROFT & CO..
253 and 255 King-street,
Sept. 13.?4m one door below Wentworth-st.
ROSSER & WARREN,
Factors and Commission Merchant)
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HAVE opened their OfTlco on Central Wharf, an
will be pleased to receive the favors of the
friends either in selling Cotton or purchasing Supplie
JOHN ROSSER.
Sept. 13. TrIO. J. WARREN.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
BE*. 3E299S
Wholesale and Retail Store,
100 pieces KERSEYS
100 pair NEGRO BLANKETS
100 pieces bleached and brown SHIRTINGS
100 " FANCY PRINTS
10 " Furnitura 1)0.
25 " FANCY MUSLINS
15 " DELAINES and CASHMFRES
12 " Rock Islund JEANS, all colors
5 " BEDT1CKING
12 " Plain and Fancy JEANS
C " APRON CHECKS
10 " GINGHAMS
3 " snperline BROADCLOTH
10 " FANCY VESTINUS
j Cambrics and Shawls, suk ana Linen uanuKerciiie
and Tics, Plaid Linseysand Flannels, Hosiery, Threa
' Needles, Pins, Concord (NT. C.) Yarn, ie.
A i.so?a small lot of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
spch as
Blanket and Drab OVER-COATS, Fancy Cassimci
PANTS, Velvet, Silk and Satin VESTS.
ALSO.
20 dozen first quality Wool 1IATS
1 case Albion DO.
1 do Congress ^ DO.
1 do assorted Ctt=HHerc DO.
1 do superliin?SHk DO.
1 do CAPS, Plush, Cloth and Olazed
1 do UMBRELLAS,
HEAVY GROCERIES.
7 hogsheads Muscovado and Cuba SUGARS
10 barrels first quality clarified DO.
5 " Lovcriug's crashed DO. .
20 bags Rio COFFEE
10 - Java DO.
lo sixth boxes first quality Sperm CANDLES
25 boxes Adamantine DO.
10 do cheap SO A P
1 do fancy DO.
10 do Pear! STARCH
20 gross MATCHES
WI3IES AND LIQUORS.
12 baskets genuine Heidsick CHAMPAGNE
6 do Demereier DO.
6 do Imitation Heidsiek DO.
10 do first quality CLARET WINE
jLflr, caake Qld JSHE tFR V "DO.**
3 do do MADEIRA DO.
2 do do PORT DO.
4 do do MALAGA DO.
1 case WINE BITTERS
1-2 pipe "Old Oturd" BRANDT
1 qr. cask " Old Palo" DO.
2 do London Dock 'DO.
1 do Old Holland GIN
6 cases Schiedam Schnaps DO.
1 cask old Bourbon WHISKEY
3 barrels Eagle DO.
20 do Old Rye Hammond DO.
00 do Double Rcctitied DO.
Together with many other articles which will I
sold exceedingly low lor cash or short time.
W. G. MOORE.
Camden, Sept. 9. 37 if
Wine and Brandy.
i Pipe superfine Old Pale Brandy,
{ ' ' Madeira Wine
Just received by J. A. SCHROCK.
Sept. 13. 37 tf
Champagne.
4 BASKETS Ileidsick Champagne, Qts.
3 " " " Pints,
3 " Violet * " "
Just received and for sale .by
Sept. 13?37tf J. A. SCHROCK.
Cotton Bagging.
I have just received a Large IM of
lleuvy Gunny Bagging
Dundee Bugging
Best Charleston made Rope <i
Three ply Twine
Which will be sold at low prices.
W. ANDERSON.
Aug. 23 34 tf.
Roal Estate for Salo.
I.Y EQUITY?KERSIIAW.
Hampton Bynum. Gray Bynnm et al. vs. Robert Ma
thews and wife, etal.?Bill for Partition tl'c.
IS obedience to an order in this ease, made at la
June term of the said Court, I will oiler for sale .
public outcry, before the Court House door in Camdc
on the first Monday in October next, the Real Esla
of Benjamin Binehum. dce'd as follows viz:
The TWO LOTS on Broad Street, in the town
eamaen, ?. u., Known ana uistinguisiica in tlie plan
tlio suid town by numbers 1040 and 1001, having ther
on a Store House and other buildings and improv
metits. ALSO.
The LOTS known and distinguished in the plan
the said town by llienumbers 811. 812. 813, 814, sit
ted on Campbell Street, having thereon a small Dwel
ing House and outbuildings. The appraised value
the has on 3road Street being liltcen hundred dollar
and lor those on Campbell Street three hundred d<
lars.
Terms?So much cash as will pay eosts of the pr
cocdings and expenses of sale, and the balance oil
eredit of three months, secured by bond with sulliciei
sureties. Purchasers to pav for papers.
\y. ii. WoKKM AN, c. k. k. i).
Sept. 10. [$ - ] tnSale
of Valuable Negroes, Ac,
1)Y permission of Johu II. Joy, Ordinary for Ke
J sliaw District, I will sell before the Court I loin
in Camden, on Monday the third day of October ei
suing, Fifteen very likely NKUKOKS, the properly 1
the Kslate of Alexander Johnson, dee'd., and immed
ately thereafter and on the day following, if necessar
at the Uesidence in Kirk wood, all the Household an
Kitchen FUltXITUKK, HOKsK, CAUHIAOK. Ac.
Terms?For the Negroes, a credit of one, two, an
inrt'o yuiin% wiiu iiucrusi irum ?ii?irui sine, pauiu
annually, secured by bond, personal security an
mortgageFor
tlio other personalty, all sums of and uttdt
twenty dollars, cash ; over that situ:, a credit of or
year, with interest, secured liy note and surety.
Purchasers to pay lor papers.
SAKA11 J. JOHNSON, Adinr.
Ropt. 13?37 tfl
WORKMAN & BOONE'S
p- JE3EJT_^JBL^?
>y heg leave to announep to our friends and ens>e
t V tomers, and to the public generally, thai about
re the middle of August next, we will open a
KULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OK
_ embracing every variety of style and quality, which
we will offt-r at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at such prices as must give
EVTIKE SATISFACTION
To all who will favor us with their custom in that
line.
of Having given- our personal attention to the selection
of the stock, and having purchased from the
>v best and most extensive factories,
l'' we have no hesitation in saying that we can and will
8' sell at as LOW A PRICK as the SAME QUALITY
n of goods can be bought (upon the sume terms) in any
* town or city in the Stute.
s- Our Boot and Shoe Store
Will be continued at the old stand, where we arc
now constantly receiving large additions of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
which we will be happy to s<*ll at the lowest possible
_ rates to all of our old friends and customers, and to
as many new ones as possible.
WORKMAN <fc BOONE.
5 - July 20. 30 tf
28L A. L. SOLOMON^ 28l7~
:d COR. KING AND LIliERTY-STS.
" CHARLESTON, S. C.,
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DEALElt IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
KEEPS constantly on hand, the following styles of
HOUSEKEEPING & PLANTATION GOODS,
viz:
Fancy col'd Silks;.blk. ar.d fig'd Oro dc Rinc do,
Cashmcrc3, Mouslin Delaines, heavy .Irish Poplins
Blk and col'd Alpaceas, French and English Merinocs
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Testings and l'elisse Cloths
Irlali Linens and Linen Damasks.
Irish Linens, of the best manufacture
Damask Napkins, Damask Doylies. Damask Cloths
Tabling Damasks, all widths
Bird's-eye and Russia Diapers; Huckaback do.
Fruit Doylies; Worsted and Linen Tablo Covers
Cloth Table and Piano Covers.
All of tho above Linen goods arc warranted free
from Cotton.
Plantation and !*c?ro Goods.
Blk. bro. and fig'd Washington Kerseys, nil wool filling
k Cordova Plains, Scotch Ells, pure wool
r Plaid and stiiped Linseys. for House Servants
u/.uawuij^o. iiiuuuv?v i. uiiu.i
Red and white Flanuols
Welch and silk-warp Flannels
Cottonades, brown Drillings
Bro. and blca. Shirtings and Shootings, best brands
ro English and French Ginghams, Calicoes, &c.
With all and every article usually kept in my line ol
business.
All orders from the country will be punctually ati
tended to, and all article.': warranted as represented.
?^"Goods packed and shipped free of all charge to
the purchaser, either by Ilailroad or Steamboat,
A L. SOLOMON.
Aug. 1G.. 33 tf
CLOTHING
FOR THE FALL OF 1833.
PURCHASERS of CLOTHING- arc informed thai
we arc manufacturing the Largest
assortment of Clothing
(at wholesale only) suitable for the the Country Trade
to bo found in the States.
Wc do business on the ONE PRICE SYS
TEM.
Orders promptly filled. An examination of oui
stock is solicited.
IIANFORD Jt BROTHER,
. 29 Park Row, (opposite the Astor House.)
New York. June 20. 25 3m
N. B.?We are the largest manufacturers of OILEI
CLOTHING in the country. RUBBER CLOTHLNt
at the lowest rates.
Co^^cTor^
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NORTII ATLANTIC W1IARK,
w. a. warplaw. \ Charleston, S. C.
CiOLLOEtlEN WALKER, JA.
BURSSIDE. )
Aug. 30. 35 3m
CHAMBERS, CmSOLM & MOORE
FACTORS
Au<l General ouinii?*ion Merchauts
30 SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
B. W. CfiAMBERS, H. L Chtsolu, W. C. Moore.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Jas. Chesnut, Mnj. Jno. M. DeSaussure
W. E. Johnson, Esq. W. M. Shannon, Esq.
June 28, 1833. v 2t>?6m
CHAMBERS, JEFFERS &. CO.,
COMMISSI <)N MEKCHANTS,
CHARLESTON, S, C.
1M1E undersigned beg leave to return thanks to theii
. numerous friends for their past liberal patronage
and inform them that they still continue the bnsinesi
I as heretofore, and hold themselves ready to serve t hen
I friends mid nil \\'lio may favor tlietn with consign
j monts or business, to the best of their skill and ability
! and thai no effort on their part will be wanting to giv?
satisfaction.
CHAMBERS, JKFFERS & CO.
Aug 2 tlJ
DISSOLUTDOIV.
1"MMi co-partnership heretofore existing under the
. name of Geo. S. Docolas & Co., lias been dis
solved by the death of A. Douglas. All persons hav
? ing demands against the concern will present then
for settlement, and those indebted to the same are rc>
quired to make payment on or before the first of Jam
unry next to * GEO. S. DOUGLAS,
lt- Sept. 1.?35tf Surviving Partner.
GEO. S. DOUGLAS
n 1TT0ULD respectfully annouuec to his friends and
' T T the public that iie will continue business tin his
own account at the old stand of Geo. S. Douglas A
of <'?" and solicits a continuance of the patronage so Jiljoj.
erully bestowed upon the late tirni.
lie will in a few days, receive his fall stock, and
will keep on hand a good supply of all the STAPLE
GOODS usually called lor in tiiis market, which lie
^ : will sell at the lowest prices.
I Ho will pay the highest market prices for Cotton
ll and other Country Produce,
oi Sept. 1. 35
V Lime! Lime!
I)KRSOXS wishing a superior article of STONIi
0. A LIM K, at a reduced price, can procure it by leava
ing their orders with the subscriber enrly, to he deliv|(l
ered at the Camden, (Columbia or Charleston Depot, in
lots of not h-ss than 25 nor more than -100 barrels, put
up in Hogsheads of ft barrels each.
11 is a very superior artfelc of Stone Lime, very
white, and suitable fnr plastering and all other ptirpo~
a<.a fnp u>liii'li I.iinc is Used.
C. L. CIIATTE2T.
r. Camden, Aug. 20. 35 . 4t
I CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES if
Br i.i:o\.viii> < bi \i?i\,
MA X U FA CPU It EU and Dealer in CARRIAGES
nil.I HARNESS of every description, ?>os. 124
ni Meeting's! and 33 Wontwnrth-st. next to the old
stand of Gilberts & Cbajiin, Charleston, S. C.
id Feb. 1. 6 tf
lo ?STW. R. HUNTER maybe found at the above Re
^ positorv, and take this method to assure his friends
that all orders entrusted to hint will be attended to
)r with promptness and strict fidelity.
io ?
Caiuly.
IfM ^S. F*"c.v ,lU(i Common CANDIES.
?\/uU Just rocoired by
A tig. 30 (f W. 0. MOORF
mem 'i ??ga
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
One door Noith of the Court House,
CWJfl&JEW, S. C.,
IS NOW OPEN for the accommodation of tho T
veiling Public. It is an excellent and c'oinmo
ous building, the Rooms are large, open and airj', fi
Family Parlors well furnished. The Tablo will be f
nished with every thing which an excellent couul
. market will afford, attended by the best servants.
The Stables are well fitted up, attended by care
and experienced ostlers, and well supplied villi p
vender.
Lots prepared for the accommodation of Drovers w
excellent water conveniences.
There will at all times be an omnibus in nttendat
tc convey passengers to and fromthe Depot.
jrgyThe subscriber having had several years exj
rience in the above business, feeis confident in sayi
that he will be able to give general satisfaction to
who may favor him with their patronage, as he is i
tcruiincd to use every exertion on his part to please.
THOS. BOONE.
Camden, S. C., Sept. 13. 37?tf
Q^*The Charleston Courier, Black River >Y att
man, Lancaster Ledger, and Columbia Carolinian, tv
insert threo times and forward bill to Hotel for p?
ment.
JANNEY'S HOTEL,
(LATE C OX GAREE 110USE,)
COLUMBIA, S. O.
JC. JANXEY & \Y. D. HARRIS, (late of t
? American Hotel,) will be happy to see tin
friends, atid will give their unremitting and persor
attention to the comfort of their guests, and all w
may be disposed to patronize them in their new 1
cation.
The House has bad, and is having extensive ad<
'.ions, and has been relitted up; is now well and c
gantly furnished.
A splendid line of Omtiibusses will run to and frc
Jaxxey's Hotel to the several Railroad Depots.
Juno 23. '26 tf
AMERICAN HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
rFY H E subscriber begs respectfully to i n form her frien
X and the public generally, that she has taker
leaso Of the above HOTEL, which she will open I
the reception of Boarders and Travellers between 25
inst and 1st September. This long established &
well known House, has nndergone a thorough altei
tion throughout, and furnished with new andfashior
ble furniture, and being situated in the centre of bu
ness, and in the most fashionable part of the city, s
licits a call from her numerous friends and former pi
rons of the House; and will say in conclusion, uothi
will be left undone on her part to make them comfort
blc while in the House. MRS. A. J. KENNEDY.
Charleston, Aug. 18. 34?2m
EPISCOPAL FEMALE SCHOOt^
AT GLENN SPRINGS.
HAVING purchased the well known Properl
Glenn i>phings, the utidcrsigued propose
open there a HIGH SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
the First of February, 1854.
No pains will be spared to secure an efficient cor
of Intruders, and to make the Institution equal
every respect to the very best in the. land. A Pr<
pectus wi.lshortly.be issued containing the particuh
, as to Terms, Sessions, 4 c.
Til03. S ARTHUR.
J. D. McCULLOCH.
Aug. 1G. 33 tlJ
Lumber.
rI^HE Kershaw 3tc im Mill Company have consta
J. ly on hand pine Lumber of every description
their mill, 7 miles north of Camden, which they of
at the following prices for cash or its equivalent:
Good merchantable Lumber in quantities of not I
, than 10,000 feet, per 1,000 feet, $8
The same in less quantity. 9
Refuse lumber in any quantity per 1,000 ft. 6
Rough edge, " " " 44 3
r Palings 5 tt. long bj' 3 in. wide, per 100 2
do do 2 1 44 44 1
do do 2 44 44 1
Laths (sawed) 4 feet long, per 1,000 1
do do do delivered, 2
) Shingles 3
; do do do delivered 4
Framing timber iu lengths of 40 feet and under w
" ed to order at short notice; also, slats for blinds, sa
tui, awiu, fl-i and palings of cvcry -Uoscrlpttan.
In all cases lumber will be delivered at Camden
S. C. R. R. Depot for $3 50 per 1,000 feet in addit
to theabovo rates.
They have on hand in Camden a limited supply
lumber which may be had on application to W.
Tryon, with whom or with either of the undersigt
orders may be left. E. TRYON.
D. C. TRYON.
J. B. KERSHAW
Aug. 9 6m?32
' Charleston Courier and Tri-Wcekly So. Carolini
will insert once each week for 3 weeks and forwi
bill to this office. 4 ?
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RANAWAY from thfl subscriber on the first da)
May last, a Negro Man named PAUL, about
years of age, live feet ten inches high, black in col
thick set, and formerly the property of Col. Jan
> Chcsnut. lie is supposed to be occasionally in Ca
den, but most frequently on some of the surroundi
plantations, on some of which he has a wife.
The above reward I will give for his delivery to :
in Columbia, or FORTY DOLLARS for liir lodgm<
in UieCumdcn Jail on or before the 20th ofSepteml
next. P. H. FLANIGAN.
Columbia, Aug. 20. 35 4t
Hotice.
j A LL persons having demands against the h
r il James Willis Cantcy, will present them witl
- the time prescribed by law properly attested, and
, those indebted to the said deceased, will make iran
. diate navmeiit to
Aug. 30?(it IIEN'RY CAXTEY, Adm'r,
Wagon Ac. for Sale.
A SECOND-HAND two horse Wagon and Harm
a Baroche, for one or two horses, a Jluggie eit
, or forsingleor double draught?all with Harnes, w
[ be sold low Apply at this Olfico.
Juno 28.
1 For Sale or Exchange,
rpilE Commodious two story brick Store arid Dw
X ling-House, owned and occupied by Mrs. Carpi
tor. it is conveniently situated and arranged fori
ainess, and the grounds attached, with proper cultit
lion, produce excellent returns. Terms made aecc
modating.
| August 11?(it
Final Notice.
rpiIE subscriber having left Camden, notifies nil p
L sons indebted to him, to* call at the store of i
1 W. C. Moore and settle at once, as my business 1
' been left in his hands. If settlements aro not n.a
i prior to lid urn Day, papers will be put in the ban
of an Attorney lor collection.
Aug. 9?aitt B. W. CIIAMBERS
Office So. Ca. Hail Road Coinpan
Charleston*, July 18,1853.
I O KARON TICKETS. Hot transferable, toexpire tht
O months from date of purchase, at ?35 each, ci
on and alter this date, he procured at the Cliarlestc
Augusta, Columbia and Camden Agencies,
pgr Rate for colored persons for same lime, $20.
J. R. EMERY, Sec'y.
July ID 29 tf
Notice.
VLL persons indebted to the subscriber by note
account, previous to the 1st Jan'y, 1852, are i
quested to call and settle the same.
JAMES McEWEN.
Aug. 9 32 3t
The Bank of Cainricn, So. Carotin;
; "\T OTICK is hereby given, that application will
JL 1 UlilUU III 11IU iJU^IOIUlitlV */? v.l?o ..n.uv, t.v Itw V
filling Session, foru renewal of the Charter of this Ban
By order of the Board,
W. J. GRANT, Cash'-.
July 26 30 i
Home for ?ale.
THE Subscriber offers his residence on the Kit
wood Road, for sale, on accommodating tern
Persons tvishiug to purch -bo will be shown ovor t
premiso8. J. M. COOPER.
July 0 37
LANCASTER RAIL\
TTKDKR a Resolution of the Board oV JB
U the LANCASTER RAIL ROAD, thrfev o| H
books of subscription to the capital stockof earaToa4L^M|
ra- ordered (6 be opened us follows,, viii- (Jofe/fbr ^Hj
jjj. subaeriptio. s by ? route-from the village of Iamcasne
tcr to the town 6f Camden, qpother set by?.%'POw jfl|
ur. from Lancaster Village to the Charlotte and SoOtfirt"
Carolina Railroad at or hear Chester Village, r WM
third set for subse/iptrone by a route from Lancaster "?*1B
puj ville to some point ort the Ch&'rlotte and SotKh
r0. lina Railroad, at or near Ridge way, and passing ne*? Jw
to Liberty Hill. Suid b?>oi'std be opened o^therfglft JM
10, duy of September next, for twenty days, and' to efbse
on the 31st day of the sanre'niouth under the direu- - fl
|ce tions of the following Commissioners, viz: fl
At Camden, S. C.?Joliu Rosser, J. M. DesaussuVe, j fl
je_ and W. Thurlow Caston.. .
nir At Flat llo$k, Kersha>fi District.?Vhj. Itirklahd, fl
aj] G. R. Miller, and John Knox1. . . . ... t
je. At Liberty Hill.?Jesse Kllgore, Wylie Kfterson, flj
and W. C. Cunningham. fl
At Taxahaw, Lancaster District.?C. Usry, John
MeManus, and Glues Caston. 9|
,],. . At Pleasant ZM,?John W. Twitty, LeWis M. Cati- 'm
then, and Dr. W. C. Cauthen. fl
1V. At Lancaster C. //.?John Williams, John A. Stew- W
man, and R. L. Crawford. fl
? ai rieasam vuucy, i~, u.?I*, It, iiecknam, It. IV
Potts, and Robt. M. Miller. Q
At Monroe C. 11.?D. H. CoVingtort, W. W.' Hart,
and M. J. Stewart. 9
, At Wilson's Store, JT, 0.?Hugb Wilson, Wni. Crow,
l,c and John Walker. ? fl
;ir At Chjburn's Store, Lancaster District.^-T. L Cly*
,al burn, J. it. Welsh, and M. llortou. ,
j10 At Chester C. H.?John A. Bradley, Sutn'l McAlrf' 9
|0. ly, and C. D. Melton. H
At Moffat's Store.?Henry Moffat, J. B. McGill, and -S
jj. V. A. Kosbnrougb.
le. At Cedar Shoals.?J. B. McCully, Dun'l.' G.Sfinson,
and Jas. A. H. GastoD. -
,m At Winnsboro.?S5. W. Stcwman, SntiiliG. Barkley,
and J. Z horamond. , * 9
At Bidgeway, S. C,?X. A. Peey, ETeriry DkVir,'an<? M
? Dr. H. H. Clarke. ' I
At Columbia, S. C.?W. D. DiSaussure, J C S&aof afi
and Thos. W. Radc iffe. , _ . 9
At Charleston, S. C.?E. H. Frost, P. T. Yillepigae^ 9
"3 and B. It. Prior. I
1. a The Commissions s herein appointed are requested - -9
or to make a return of the books'6t subscription to thd 1
'li! President and Directors of the IarcaSter Kail Road, 9
n" at Lancaster C. H., on or before the 1st Monday ii? . '9
'a* October next. 1 -Tj9
? DIXON BARNES, Prcsidafc' . -M
Sl" Lancaster C. H., Aug. 2, 186tt. ZAi^-6^, -9
lt* Notice of Limited fartnersbip. 1
\ LIMITED PARTNERSHIP has lTi? Day J
a" x\. formed between E. J. WADDELL, now-residifig' ' 9
in Cheraw, and JAMES ENGLISH, GEORGE AH--' |
BOT1' <fc J. W. CARMALT, (firm of GEORGB-;,S&r- 9
~ BOTT 4 CO.) and ARCHIBALD KINO,Charts" I
ton, in tlijs State, for the purpose of carrying cm' the I
business of TRANSPORTATION OF THE tR?>- 9
tr, DUCTS OF THE SOIL AND MERCHANDISE, IN 9
to AND BY THE STEAMBOAT MARION AND. -9
on LIGHTERS, between the port of Charleston and the ,9
towns of Georgetown, Cheraw, Camden and Column I
ps bia, and all the intermediate ports and landing*, and J
in the towage of vessels in this State. The business is' 1
is- to be carried on in the name of E- J. Waddell, aiid itr yj
*io IV uv vuuuuuvu UUIII liic UlOb I.UJ VI.JUM, .1
The special partners have contributed to the capital
stock as follows: Jas. English, forty--six hundred,dollars;
George Abbott ?t J. W. Carmal, (firm of Geoigl
Abbott <t Go.) twenty-three hundred dollars, and Ar- ^
chibald King, twenty-three hundred-dollars.
The subscriber is the general partner. . .
ut? (Signed) ? J. WADDEtL.
at Charleston, July 13, 1853. , 34~jfo . j
rer Notice of Limited Partuersh"
ess A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP haa This Da^b*& :*
00 jlx. formed between CHARLE C. WHITE, now J
00 residing in Charleston, and JAMES W. BROWN un?t *11
00 PETER H. ULMO, residents in Charleston,and HEIf75
RY C. TURNER, and J. C. EV'ANS, of Cbermw,1n
00 this State, for the purnose^f carrying on the business 3
75 of TRANSPORTATION OF THE PRODUCTS OP 1
50 THE SOIL ANDMEROIIANDISM* ANDBYJHE 1
50 STEAMBOAT ROBERT MARTIN AND LIGHTERS,- ' -A
00 Letwcen the port of Charleston and the toiiiSf Af n|
50 Georgetown, Gheraw, Camden and Colombia, arid'ig!;
50 the intermediate porta and landings and the <T0:W> *
lw- AGE OF VESSELS in tbis State. The boaineeji is to ;|
or Special Partners-have contiibuted, ih cash, the
ion Capital Stock, as follows > James W. Brown, tbestirtr ' j
of Twelve Hundred and Fifty [pilars; Peter H.Ulmb, . 9
of Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dol)hrt:> .
W. Henry C. Turner, Three Thousand Dollars; and J. (L |
ted Evans, Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The subscriber is the General Partner.
(Signed) C. CARLTON WHITE. >
Charleston, July 15,-1853. _ 34?6b- > ']
ian Flaroriu(( Extracts * .
ird T?OR Ices, Custards, Puddings, and all kinds of CdaJL
fectionarv, Pastry, dcc. 4c. Among them afe Va- * I
? nilla, Lemon, Peach, Nutmeg, Bitter Almond, Baaaaay
Pine Apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Rose, GingOr, Cln- 1
r of uamon, itc. 4c., all very superior and for sale by
30 ? *F. I*. ZKMP.
tea ROBERT J. IVcCREIGHT, ' .{
m- pOTTON GIN MAKER. Riitledge Street-, one M
ing \J door East of M. Drucker & Co., Camden, S. C. ,
me In Equit]? , >*; ;
Hi South Carolina?Kershaw j&istricg
John Rosser, Exr., v. John J. McKain et al?Bill hj>
sell real Estate to pay debts. * * .
? Notice to Creditors. *
IN obedience to air order made at last June Term of
the Court of Equity for the District and-State afore'
"n said in the above stated case, notice is hereby given.
a11 to all persons having demands against fbo estate of
ne* James R. McKain, dee'd, that they do render the same
011 oath and establish them before the Commissioner
of the aforesaid Court on or before the l3t day of Octo~
bernext. W? H.1 Rf WORKMAN, C. E K. D.
June 13. $5.25 / . 28?131.
jss - . .
ON and after this date the Passenger and Mall
_ Train will run once a week, say WEDNESDAY
twice n uay, irora cue duncuon to ^araaen ana oacx,
, connecting at the Junction with the Kight Pttsei^Jer
f * and freight Express Trains from Charleston at 8 o'clock
?n" A. M., and bring up Passengers and light freight,- Stock
),u" Poultry, Eggs, Fruit, and other light articles will be
''l* received at the Camden Passenger Depot, on Wednesdays,
at 10 o'clock A. M., and connect with the night
Express Train (down) from Columbia. It will be nc
ccssary for shippers of stock to give throe of four days
notice, that cars may be provided for them.
er. The Train will run directly through to Columbia
jr a id back on Friday?one day only,
ms Schedule of Running Timet
tle FIRST OR WORKING TRAIN.
|C*8 Leave Camden at 4 A. M.
Arrivo at Junction at 5.55 "
Leave Junction at 6.10 "
~ Arrive at Camden 8.30 41
5 SECOND, OR MID-DAY TRAIN, ON WEDNESDAY-.
Leave Camden at 10 30 A. if.
ee Arrive at Junction at 12.30 P.M.
in, Leave Junction at ]#50
>n, Arrive at Camden at 4.16 '4
N. D. BAXLKY, Agent.
Jan 18 3 tf "
To Rent.
rI"MIAT House and Store room on Broad street at
X present occupied by J. Harris. For particulars
apply to JAMES McEWEN.
or Julv 17 29
re- :
Washing; without Labor.
;;touii i o coup rowaer. j ncso rowaera win
1V remove stains from Table Linen and napkinsand
? without injury to the cloths, leave them very white
ll* and with no bad oily smell as some soaps do.
0 They have had very ready sale and have given very
general satisfaction wherever they havo been intro'k*
duced. A supply just received and for sale by
T. k. E. WORKMAN^
Fresh Seed for Fall Plantiug.
/"CONSISTING of Improved Rata Baga, Hanover,
VJ White Norfolk. Yellow Aberdeen, Mammoth Tugk
nips; Long Collards, Lato Drumhead Cabbage, Late
is. Sn?r Loaf Green Glazed, Late Dutch, Late York,
he with evorr other variety, may bo had at
WORKMAN'S DRUGSTORE
Aug. 16?A.ttf