I* MMumta 1
/or tJjr /arnirro.
I'v.n the C't'oiclm M rcury.
Aricn!i r.i rai Scii?:?vc.
In my eomiiiiiifeat'wa of yesterday, ! eonremark*
to tin- iu.itletjuate |iro\ isioii,
or ratlux-the ahseuee *?l nil jir?vi?inii, in our
system of i diii'iitioii, for iiiijrarimr instruct! ?u
in agriculture , to our \ out if are <:ia?ltiale
1 at (.'nlleiiO. If the educated men are
Eg not i>> I nillit. it is hardly uoi^ssuiy t?? mv
jCW thai fi'r less cultivated c lass i? i:i i;>> Utter
Bm cotul.t'oii?that the mciTwImsl' peculiar husiS|
ue>s it is to >nj?cr\iM! tlu' ;:j;i icultural opera
fl lions oftfhc Slate ue\er loam the tir>t princi*
9| pies of agriculture.
Sgl These nn.li, the. Overseers of the country,
bB constitute a very important part of our people.
|B The [?rospcrity of the State, its safety indeed
mm .is to a largo extent in their hands. During
the summer especially llieruo-t valuable estates
M ;we .entrusted exclusively to their judgement
6m and shili. A wide extent of country, cmbniH
eing a dense negro population, dejiends for
S r mouths on the coliduct and character ol a few
gB, overseers. Is it imt of the highest importance
to the State to elevate that character? Should
it not he made to appear that the countr\ dulv
W values their impmtaut s?mvices? Ought not
[Bp' the Stale t?? make some cllhrt to increase their
^gh usefulness-by giving them higher views of the
K -hnpottance of their calling, and by inslructiag
MB ilie:* i:s iir.-t piineiples? Thcv should he
j^K educated a> farmers and managers of slaves.?
jHE':. It is oftlie last importance to the we.fare ofthe
jy?jj State that its overseers should he regulaily and
systematically taught even tiling net c.-sary to
an up'ight and enlightened pelI'ormaiice of
fl UieiiUlwties. There is no doubt indeed, that
it-js the part of the liepublic to educate all its
citizens, and each one with a view to the pur[Bp
suit iii which ho is about to engage. This
H ndajitiou of-education to tlie end pioposed,
whatever that end may he. is essential to every
B. -enlightened system oC,instruction. LJiit above
IB'- all is it necessary for those who arc to superB
intend tiie farming (d* the country. Ignorance
B 'n their ca-e is prejudicial not to the individual
B*# only,"but to the hundreds whom lii directs, 16
B* the parties by wliom he is employed, to the icH
sources of the State itself.
H It,is common enough to hear men speak disfl
jR^ragviugly of overseers. Certainly there are
B many of them to whom serious object ions may
g lie .made; hut, considering them as a ela^s, the
B* roa'ly womkr is that they discharge theft duties
E i'.s faithfully as they do, in the absence of every
? particle' of instructioti in any one of.the impor.
B-' taut offices they' neccssa:ify fill. ?
H # llut ifthey aredelicientaud incapable, will the
g complaint or derision of tlie employer provide
B' .? remedy? Employed they must be. What
B ' then remains f-tf the planter "bat to urge the
pz .application ?>f the 'proper means for rendering
1 them more: intelligent and useful? These
| incatisuire adequaKvinstruetion i. his business.
B There, as elsewhere knowledge is power. And
g ..Ibis, fike every other branch'or department .of
B knowtVdgo, nilT&t be acquired, and does not
B come bv nnltrre.
1 And "yet, to judge fimin the comse pursued
K l y our people, ill reference to agricultural lniI
jirovemoats, one might fairly conclude that our
I -conviction is.quite tire reverse. We seem to
I. think that, a planter-acquires, with his piautn
tioir," sufficient knowledge of . the mode by
E -which it may be efficiently managed, without
g ;an cfTo#t to learn it. The consequence is that
y . re is unable, in a proper manner, to conduct
the simplest farming operation, lie rs tillable
to cut a ditch* intelligently, or with a certainty
that lie. is about to accomplish the oml proposed.
He knows nothing abont'ascertaiiiing
t the level of the* land over which his wbrk is
about to be carried. It is'quite possible that
, ' after a great deal of labor is thrown awa v, he
ascertains tliat'tlie proposed outlet of his ditch
ft\v ghti; than the beginning. It is all guessf
- work. IJ is' only preparation fir his life's occu
- 'pation is lcaniinjjto constrdc Horace to deliver
a dccTatiialionj. and- acquire sufficient lamil
iirrity with the gods-, goddesses and heroes of
ancient times. The preparation of the over seer
i^equally left to nature. He has seen or
.handled a shovel plough on a sand hill or pinewoo'd
farm or patch oTcorn and potatoes. He
L* can write an intelligible letter. With this
w . ^
amount ofpreparatory training, he takescharge
of the health aud'coinfort of a hundred slaves,
and conducts the complicated concerns of a large
plantation. The proprietor knows nothing
practically or theoretically, the overseer is no
better prepared for the business. Is it all sur'
t * , l 1. . P.I .
prising u?u iue agneuunre 01 wiecountiy is in
so dt-ploiJtble state? Can wo wonder thai
within 10 inili'S of the large city of-Chnrleston,
the Queen City of the South, as some areplensed
to'call her, laud of excellent quality bears a
nominal value, that largo bodies of it. lie uncultivated
that plantations of great fertility, alter
having been cleared with great labor and
cultivated after our imperfect modes stand unoccupied
ami abandoned ? And yet this, as
lamentable as it is, excites no surprise and
commands no attention. lc is the natural results
of our ignorance in our business.
I have in itio, an imperfect statement of the
evil under which we labor. The nn>io it
i-. examined, tlie more apparent and intolera
hie will it prove to lie. A proper consideration
of it must rest in some .attempt on the part
' of tjie State to apply an adequate remedy. J
earnestly request, Messrs. Kditors, that yon
will j?r-ess tiiis eousideraiion of the evil, ami
call for the udeqtftita remedy. Vou cannot
give your labors to a subject more vitally important
to i lie welfare "of 8'nitli Carolina.
1 will not presume t? suppose that I can point
out liie in uioue 01 removing mis monstrous
grievance an J deficiency in our State economy.
With a view only to invite attention, and the
hope of drawing more competent minds to the
coii>i (cation of the subject, I will merely suggest
what seems to me the proper beginning
of a better condition of affairs. Let the Legislature
establish a Professorship of Agriculture
in-the South Carolina College, and attaeh
t>> the institution an experimental farm. In
this farm, every farming process may lie carlied
on in coiif>rin';ty with the most scientific
practice of Europe. J his would juoduec the
good effect not only of imparting iustru lion t<?
the Student, but would, at once elevate tiie pursuit
in public cstim ition and relieve the com
ni>111itv from the tni-f irtmie that alllicts :is, of
v.itrig men crowding into proles-iou*, and living
id: v and uselessly in these supposed position
s of honor. In addition to the Professorsum,
it may lie a 1 visible to estil.lidi indue
li ne iliree Agricu iiual Selco's and harms,
one ofe ie i in the upper, central, and llie 1 >vv
[ii ol t!| S it*. (.hi'il'ti'leiil ieaeiii'is for
1 I i?f l"iij 11i ?:i- ?! !)> I Culifgt' Pro
lo tliv-si* s?!i<>i>.'s vosi.j ?11 > ?. !< i.fjiJI
e'.i.f's iimi fi l l ! l"'j'i:ifo j'j^rur'i >:i. !'i|
t ii-v woaM In- [i.nt rnl.ir'v imp' riant in prepaii:ig
l'.>r tin: b liims.s of iLc farm or piaiitalion,
those uln? in-v ln? i i postal- lo devote tliini,
M-lii-.-r lo-tlio occupation oftlic Overseer. Il
i is easy, I think, to we how rapidly ami eflectuai!\
tiiis won!.! improve llje characters ami
capabilities of tint a-clul ami indispensable
class of men, and how ma -h it \oiihl elevate
and advance rhs condition and welfare of the
whole Slate, bat o'.-nth im n, 1 leave the subject
lo yoniscIves ami \oiir ahler cnrrcspnii
pmaleiits, content and rejoiced il I should succeed
in fixing attention elf.dually on the necessity
of in vest israting muter carefully, and
j applying some sul'i dent and lasling remedy.
Aduicor.'v
I - ...
R't'W 5"r?<; for I*ot:i{?c Vitaew.
A.mekici's Fi:mau: In-sti ilin. Sept 29. '53.
1 T
Messuss. Editoius : It tuny not be kriovyn to
:ili of your rcad-rs. tliut tlie sweet potato vine
may be saved daring the winter and used the
Allowing spring in propagating. a new croji. I
have tried the experiment during this year, to
my entire satisfaction, and tkvrcfufo feel it my
duty to communicate the result for the benefit
of the public.
In the Fall (any time before frost) the vines
| may be cut in any convenient length, and placed
in layers on the sarfae-j of the earth, to the
depth of twelve or eighteen inches, cover the
vines, whilst damp, with partially rotted straw,
i (either pine or wheat will answer) to the depth
of six imflios, and cover the whole with a light
i soil about four inches deep, in this way the
vines will ke-p daring tin; uinter, and in lieSpring
lliey will put out sprouts as abundantly
as the potatue itself when b did <1. The draws
or sprouts can be planted lir.-t, and the vine- it|
self can be subse.|ut-nilv eat and used as we
i generally plant "slips. This experiment is worthy
the cuusidcrati.-n of fanners, as it will save a
i great.many seed potatoes, particularly on large
I plantations which can bo used for feeding. Let
' every farmer, howc-ver make the experiment lor
: himself, and be governed bv the result. .
You la I t-s poet fully,
I P. A. ST!?01?EL.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
JITST RECEIVED AT
i? et <acr> ers> e s. 3 ss
; ' Wholesale and Retail Store,
100 pieces KKHSJJYS
i ? 100 pair NKGliO BLANKETS
I 100 pieces bleached and blown SHII'TINGS
I 100 u_ FANCY FB1NTS
10 " Furnitara 1?0.
25 " FANCY MUSLINS
. 15 " DLL A INKS and CASIIMFBES
12 " Rock Island J K'ANS, all Colors
5 " B12DT1CKING
12 " Plain and Fancy JEANS
I - 6 " A I'HON CHECKS
10 14 GINGHAMS
3 " supcrtlno BROADCLOTH
10 " FANCY YKSTINGS,
Cambrics find Shawls, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs
| and Ties,'"I'lai I Linseys and Flannels, Hosiery, Thread,
Needles, l'ins. Concord (N. C.J Yarn, Ac.
AI.SO?A SMA!.!. 1.0 r OK
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
such as
! Blanket and Drab OVER-COATS, Fancy Cnsaikierc
PANTS. Velvet. Silk and Satiu YliSTS.
also.
' 20 dozen first quality "U"uol HATS
1 case Albion - DO.
1 do Congress DO.
1 do assorted Cassiaierc 1)0.
r- 1 do superline Silk 1 >0.
1 do CAPS, Flush, Cloth and Glazed
1 do UMBRELLAS. .
HEAVY GROCERIES.
- ? ' - " -. J /i.L.MTri t TIP
7 tiogsneaus .u uscovaio ana vuoa ouvi.\ uo
i 10 barrels first quality clarified I)U.
'5 " Lovoring's crashed DO.
I 20 bags Rio COFFEE
i 10 " Java 1)0. . ?
; lo sixth boxes first-quality Sperm CANDLES
23 boxes Adamantine L'0.
! 10 do cheap SOAP
1 do funov DO.
10 do Pearl STAUCJI .
20 gross MATCHES
- WISES A AD LKJIOSS.
12 baskets genuine lleidsick CHAMPAGNE
G do Demereier DO.
G do Imitation Heidstek DO.
10 do first quality CLARET WINE
2 qr. casks Old SHERRY DO.
3 do do MADEIRA DO.
2 do do .PORT DO.
1 do do MALAGA DO.
1 case WINE HITTERS
1-2 pipe '"Old Otard" DRANPY
1 qr. cask " Old fate" DO.
2 do Loudon Dock DO.
1 do Old Holland GIN
G cases Schiedam Schnaps DO.
1 cask old Bourbon WHISKEY
3 barrels Eagle' DO.
20 do Old Rye Hammond Do.
i 50 do Double Rectified DO.
Together with many other articles which will be
sold exceedingly low lor cash or short time.
W. O. MOORE.
I Camden, Sept. I). 37 tf
Wine ais<l tJrr. :idy.
I i Pipe superfine Old Pale Brandy,
: i ' ' 'Madeira Wine
Just received hv J. A. SOU ROCK.
i i'A ::7tf
Champagne*
| BASKETS He'idsiek Cliaa.pajriio.-Qts.
T 3 " " " Hints,
| 3 " Violet " . ,
Just received and for pale by
j Sept. 13?37tf ' J. A. SCHROCK.
Cation Ei;i^r:n;'.
1 have just received a Large J.ot ol'
Heavy (1 unity Hairping
i'und<'e Ragging
Ilest Charleston made Hope tfc
Tlirec ply Tw ine
Which wiil be sold at low prices.
W. ANDERSON.
! Aug. 23 ::i tf.
St'Kars! fSt'jjfsi t-H !!
I O AAA Da Carolina,
i ?) './' " / 3,000 I,a Climax,
i 2,000 Rio Ifomlo,
2,000 Leon DeOro,
3,000 Inovncion,
I 2.000 Regalia.
Just received l>y J. A. SCHROCK.
Ciu,
, | CASK superior Holland (J in. Just'received and
I 1 for sale by J. A. SOU HOCK.
Sept. 13?37: f
SiiiiHi Cuiuiiua-ItersEiiiu Rkieici:
BY J"IIV i:. JOY, K??Jl'IUK, liMNARV.
\\TTIKKKAS, Tln>. Warren has applied to me
j T t for J."ttcrs of Administration on all an<l singm
! Inr tin- Goods uii'l <"battle.?, (lights and Credit.? of
i Kli/Jilictli Warren, into of the I'i-trict aforesaid, do.
I ceased:
These ar<\ therefore, to cite and admonish all and
| singular the kindred and creditor.? of the said doeeas
I cd to he and appear before inc at our next Ordiin'
rv's Court for the said Itistriot, to he holdon at Cam]
den Comt House on the 2let day of Ootobcr inst.,
i to show e.u?e. if any. why said administration should
not lie granted.
Given unler my hand ami seal this Oth day ot
i U' tobcr. 1 and in the 78th "year of Aineiiean
f:i'iej> -nd?-u,, ,
t'Miv n ?oy n K. it.
* ~ \ " ' 1
j JIAKRiSOX'S PATENT
??LF-COOLI.\ i W2SSST -TTJJ.L,
/! ' vrMeli thi- i< iiroir.vt cat. The cmIomvo
V : f ' ' rf^lit of wliirli, I'or tin-1" nit??ri State* nml 'IVr-;
j ritnrk.", now belongs to tin? New Haven Mamu
! fae(uH:i^Cotlip:itiy. Tv'ew Haven. Cow:,. to "\ tmin
- ,w ail orihrs must lie iaMr&uxl. Alter having t|irt<? |
t <V eearsite>|Uniiit?nre with tlieal.ovc .Mill, the New j
' llavcn Manufacturing Company 'Lave ntloplcil It
. --s-r. \ a< n portion of their Im-iness, knowing tiiU AMI j
' ' 'to be till' lust I'tiiliioie .ill.I i..r uu Kiwi.: li tr"in i
J wld-h Inn 1:00*1 ill use l?y over 1' 0 per cent.
I Those M ills are celebrated above all other mills first, fur their j
superior construction?they are built in the best workmanlike j
: manner, from the best French burr-stone, Stl inches in diameter.
ami ail sau.-ly orioa od in a lino east-Iron frame, and so ununited
that on nsan edii set one of these .Mills nj. in'le =s than two hours
) ready to n-e; and when thus put ll|>, ail the repairs tlo-y would
require for live years, wonlil he but a trifle: second, they are
j mi enli.-lrnete.d. tlmt w iietl set So lis to make the finest Hour, the I
' Mo'ies with or without feed will not tonic in eoniaet: honeo, |
j they !ej-.e no t'rit ia the meal, and no power is ti-cd except f r |
j crushing the srain. Third, tiic*-e Mills sire self-eoo'lna. by a
I blast of eold air driven through an aperture in tlie casing mu' j
' nroiind the stones; hence, thoy tan be run 21 hours withoin j
| etoppinc, u:id without healing.
l'ointh. those Mills will urind -HO bushois of corn into fino
! meal in l'l hours, and that too with H horse-power; h:i1 will
grind 120 bushels of wheat into fine Hour in ten hours lime, ami
! with one-half the power required by the common mill. J'rice
[ $21 Hi. Packing
, Circulars, wiilidristrurlions for itMns. wish certificates from
the best and most reliable sources In relation to this Mill, can
be bad by adda-ssinjasabove, postpaid. ^ ^
of prices, can be bad by addressing as abe *e.
W. W. Til YON k CO. gents.
C.ttridt'u, 5?. C. ' 27 t>ni
CAIiPETINGS! CAP.PETINGS! i
rpjl 1> subscribers are now prepared to oD't-r at the i
I lowest market prices, a full assortment of superior !
; YELVET T.\ I'KSTJIY. LRUSSKLS, THREE-PLY, i
I N't j HA IX. SCOTCH. YEXETJAX, DU'K'll
and LIXEX CARI'KTINGS.
a i.so.
Tl?c various widths of tiunted R.w/r.s. or >'1.0011
Ci.onjs, lT.oon and Stair.OIL CLOTHS and Crumb
Cloths, U;i.t aud Silvered Stair Rons and Stair
C u:r;:nxe;. Rrets. Mats. Ac."
All of which havtf Leon selected from t lie manufacturers
in the American and English markets. by one
o( the partners, and we will have tlieni cut, made, tit- I
ted and laid in the most workmanlike manner, and on
the best terms.
We'most confidently invite attention to our stock.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
We arc now prepared in our CURT ATX 1>K PA llTMEXT
to oiler the various styles of Curtain Stuffs,in
Si!.':. 1 Vented. Linen, and Cotton. Itnibroidcred Luce
a:.d Mt<*lin- Curtains, Gimps, Loops, Tassels, Cornices, Ac.
Church Tiimmiugs. Hangings. Ac.
Xew designs for which we have now received, and they
will bo made and put up on t he best terms, in the most
workmanlike manner, and under our Own supervision.
UROWXIXG A- I.EM AX,
Successors toC. A E. L. Ken ison A'Co.
Cor. lving aud Market-sis. Charleston. .S. C.
Pel. 19 81 ft
Luuiher.
rl"MlK Kershaw Plea in Mill Company have constant*
_l. lyon hand pine Lumber of every description at
their mill. 7 miles north of Caiiiden. which tliey offer
at tin.* following prices lor cash ox* its equivalent:
Good merchantable Lumber in quantities of not less
. than 10,000 feet, per 1.000 feet, $3 00
The same in less quantity, 9 00
Refuse lumber in any quantity, per 1,000 ft. G U0
fxiKrf. ** * ?4.' ; H 75
Palings 5 li. louc: liv 3 in. wiile, t>cr 100 "00
do do jj* " '1 75
do do 2 " 1 50
Laths(sawed) 1 feet long, per 1.000 1 50
do ' do do delivered, 2 00 [
Shingles 3 50 J
do do do delivered -1 50 '
Framing timber in lengths of -10 feet and under saw- i
ed to order aj. slioit notice; also, slats for Winds, sash- '
es, doors, ic and palings of every dcsci ipt ic?n.
In all cases lumber will be delivired at Camden or ;
S. C. R. 11. l)opot for $3 50 per 1,000 feet in addition
to 1 lie above rates.
They have on hand in Camden a limited supply of
' :mber which may be hud on application to \V. W.
'Trvoii, with \vbom or with either of the undersigned
ordors tuay be left. K. TRY ON.
]). 0. TRYONr.
. J. B. KERS1IAAV.
Aug. 9 Cm?.12
Charleston Courier and Tri-AVockly So. Carolinian
will insert once caeli week fur 3 weeks and forward
bill to this office.
'281. ~ A. jj. SOLOMON, 2sT "
COX. Kixa A XV L JBljli'l'Y-8TS. i
' <J IIA R L125 TO A, S. C'.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN"
ENCrLISH, FRENCH AND A.MERICAN
KEEPS constant]v on hand, the following stvles of
HOUSEKEEPING A PLANTATION GOODS,
via: '
Fancy col'd Silks; Ilk. and (ig'd Gro do lime do,
Cashmeres, Mousliu Delaines, heavy Irish Poplins
Bl'k and cold Aipaccas, French and English .Merinocs
Broadcloths, Cassiuicres, Yestings and Pelisse Cloths .
fliihh Lincint and Linen Damasks. i
Irish Linens, of the best nianulacturo
Damask Napkuis. Damask Doylies, Damask Cloths
Tabling Damasks, all widths
Bird's-eye and Russia Diapers; Huckaback do.
Fruit I) >ylies; Worsted and l/meii Table Covers
Clot It 'Table and i'iano Co.vers.
All of ilic'above J.ineVt goods arc warranted five
from Cotton.
IMantiitioM and \csro Goods.
Itlk. bin. an<l tig'i] Washington Kerseys, all wool tilling |
Cordova I'lnins, Scotch Ells. i?ure wool
l'laid and sniped hinsevs. for House Servants
(Jznabnrgs. Marlboro' .Striped Fluids
Jlod and white Flannels
We!<-b and -ilk-warp Flannels
CoUoiiad s, brown Drillings
Fro. and blea. Shirtings and Sheetings, best brands !
English and French Cling hams, Calieoes, Ac. . ;
With all and every article usually kept in my line of
business.
All orders from the country will be punctually at-1
temled to, and all articles warranted as represented, j
I3p!o.*ls tacked and shipped free of all charge to
the purchaser, either bv Railroad or Steamboat, j
A It. SOLOMON.
Aug. 10. 33 tf j
IVOKK.HAX A UOOSfi'S
a a uv Ma"' n a sc., a ^
IV'll beg leave to announce to our friends and eus-'
j t y lonieis. and to the public generally, tluu about
* I"* middle of Ali"ll-t next. We Will nliell a
ITU. ASK CoMI'LETE ASSOhlMKXT <'K
i embracing every variety of style ami quality, which
we will oil', r at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at such ju ices as nitiM give
MVTIIti: S.VTIMI'ACTIOV
To all who will favor us with their custom in that
line. *
j Having given our peieonal attention to the selec-1
tion of the stock, ami having pnrcha-cil from the .
; JJKST AX/) MOST FXTFXF1YE FA CTOIl/FS, J
i we have i > hesitation in saving that we can ami will |
sdl at as I.OW A l'UK'K as the SAMK. QUALITY
of jfoo Is can he bought (upon the .-uino terms) in any !
t town or city in the Stale.
Our ESool ami Shoe Store
. Will l-o continued at the ?'hl stand, where we are!
now constantly receiving large additions of
1 FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
; \v!iii-li we will be happy to hoJI ct llio lowest possible
iiiies to nil of our old friends and customers, and to
as innv new on? s as possible.
WolJk'ilAN A room:.
.Inlv 20. ?ti tf I
To Kent.
| r|^l(AT ITouso ami Store room on ISrond street at i
' t ]iie.se!!t ij.je-.j I,.- ,T Hariri. I', r particulars |
I apple to .MM1-V. McKWMN. j
i ;"v J'l
IT , .fS.JTT -IT- :-- y~-n*~*r*rTw-r:r:T
CARRIAGES.
A1 the Old of S. ?.V J. Cilberl
^ .t K. >f. CII.I1KRT continue Hie CATtRTAO
O Itdf-IX-MSS nt tlio above stand, Xos. 35 and -1
Went worth s treet, where they will be pleased to c:
hiliit to their old frioinls and customers a very extei
sivc stock"of VEHICLES, comprising those.of the
?i!U)iinietnre. together with the various olh<
styles usually found in tliis market. Their long a
quaint am-c with this market as manufacturers nn
dealers will enable them to oiler great inducements 1
purchasers, both in styles and prices.
Charleston, Aug. 20. 07 tf
I-.AXJD FOR SAME.
Mil. SAM (JEL X. ATKIXSOX is niithoriml t
sell lands of the Estate of Thomas Sumter, h
ing in Chcstcrlield. Lancaster and Kershaw District
Persons wishing to purchase will please address hit
at L'isliopvillc, Sumter District. S.
V. SUM TEH, Kx'r.. Ac
Rumtervillc, Aug. 2. u?tf.
$100 reward]
I) A*XAWAY, on last Tuesday, the 17th instan
V my hoy UlCll^MtD, a white mulatto, about fiv
feet three or four inches high, tolerably stout huii
aliout twenty-two years old, with straight light liu:
hits a very sulky appearariee, and answers quick an
short when spoken to; said boy has a short thick fro
his hands short and thick, chubhv fingers, lie liuslli
scar of a blister on his forehead just above the eyi
brows, be may*try to hide it by wearing bis cap r
lint down over bis forehead, lie will be sure to pas
himself for n white man, for lie is very white and In
been taking^ great care of his skin for some linn
\\ lieu he left lie hud a cloth cap and Mack"coat ail
a dark colored pair of pants; lie will be sure to cluing
bis cap and clothes as soon as he can, lie also we.ii
his hair in front straight down to hide the sear of Hi
blister. lie is a shoemaker by trade, though he ma
not go at the business expecting that he will be s
advertised.
rgr"riie nbove Reward <?f luO Dollars will In- pni
for his delivery in any J?il in the State, lie will lj
sure to give himself another name.
JAMliS LOW 11V.
Brndlcvville, Sumter District, S. C,.
Ma;- ..... CO tf.
Tts Rett!.
rlMII5 Store T formerly occupied situated on Broa
JL street; Rent low, m.d pusscesion given itntned
atcly. The Store has recently undergone thorough r<
pairs. There is a 11 reproof.sate, Rack Store and goo
lot room attached. Also to rent a delightful winter ret
nlcnce with all tlio neccssart out buildings, situated i
a quiet and pleasant pair of the town.
15. W. BONN 15Y.
_July 17 ] 20
TinibjN Union Water Wheel.
TT7ILLIAM .M. SANDERS-agent for Kershaw an
f T Sumter District'.
This Wheel is applicable to all kinds of Mucliinor
requiring water.power, tlie most simple und powei
ful, and require less water than -any Wheel in exit
tetice, and has the advantage of working cntirel;
submerged.
These Wheels may be seen in operation at the A
gent's mills, fourteen miles below Camden, who wil
also superintend'putting tliem in, if required, or h
may be addressed at Statebiirg. S. C.
April 12. 15 12m.
Filial Police.
rIMIE subscriber having left Camden,.notifies allpei
I. sons indebted to him, to call at the store of Mi
W. C. Moona and settle at once, as my business ha
been left in bis hands. If settlements nro not mad
prior to'Kcturn Day. papers will be put in the hand
of an Attorney for collection.
Aug. 0?152tt ' E. W. CHAMBERS.
tyoii*' Rttthairoti,
I CARRY'S TR'fCOHIKTRVETS, Hand's Eau Lustra
) Rhalon'sjnvigorator, Radway's Circassian-Bahr
Javne'sand Loudon's Hair Tonic, together with mos
of the delightful and fashionable preparations for to
Hair, may always be found at
Aug. 0-lf * Z. J. DkIIAY'S.
For ov to Stent.
I "WILL sell or rent my House at Kirk wood. Th
situation is n very pleasant one. and the place i
in good repair, with an excellent will of water. T
an approved purchaser or tenant, the terms will b
nupb accommodating. TllO J.-WARREN.
Children's Shoes.
4 FULL assortment just received and fur sale bv
il * WOK KM AN .t BOONE."
AAA LBS. POTASH. .Test received and for sal
f)uu by t. ?c- b. workman.
Patent Metlieines, &c.
V FRES1I SUPPLY, just received, ainon^ ther
are:
llulloway't, Ointment Cherry Pectoral
Hollotvay's 1MU llasting's Syrup Napiha
ilobensaek's Worm Syrup Rodger's* Syrup of Live
Mexticun Mustang Lini- wort and Tar and Cut
ment * clialagua
Pain Killer Daily's Magical Pain E?
Seltzer Aperient tractor
Barry's Trieopliercus Christie's Galvanic BeltsJay
no's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets an
Railway's Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygenated Bitters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Gingt
Georgia Sflrsaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesia
Sands' Sarsaparilia Cod Liver Oil
Townsond'sSarsapaii'la Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelor's Hair Dye
Fahtie'Stock's Vermifuge I)' pilutorv Power
Wistar's Balsam Wild Chcr-Magnelic Plaster
ry
For sale hy F. L. EE MP.
Oils ! Oils! ! Oils!! !
rI"MIK subscriber continues to keep constantly o
L band a full supply of ljoi.Ait, Lakh and Sruu
OlLS Ibr Lamps, Machinery, Ac.
Also,
Castor Oils for family and plantation use; Olive oil
for tablo and mechanical uses; Ncatsl'uut oil for hai
ness, ami Cod Liver Oil Ibr medicinal use. All <
which will be sold as lov; as cancwisislcnthj be affords
in this market*. Z. J. Dull AY.
Aug. 9 32 ti
l'rt'%!] Ltuiioi] Syrup,
OF Superior quality, Ibr sale at
' WORKMAN'S Drug-Store.
Drylloods, Groceries, Crockery \c,
r|"MI E subscriber continues to keep on imtid aeon
JL pleteassortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Groci
rics, Crockery, ,Ve., which lie will sell very low Ibre.vsi
His stock of Groceries consists, in part, of
S3iinn'* CoRVi', S:tR. Clictv.c, (i c.&r.
Among liis Dry Goods will be found a good'art iele
parr Irish Linen, which lie will warrant to bo iji nidn
and sell as cheap or cheaper than it can be bought i
this market.
Purchasers would do well to giro him a call.
Jan. 2. J. CHARLESWORTII.
w) UASHS No. 1 SmokNl Salmon
Jj . 2 ilo do do Halibut
Received and for sale bv
Dec. C, 1852. SHAW & AUSTIN.
",000 first quality Rio Hondo SKOARS
50(10 do do Hold Leaf do
2000 do do Regalia do
. Received and lor sale bv
1S52. SIIAW .V AUSTIN
OI.I> Uoverumcut Java Cotlee. tino Chewing Tubai
co, and Adaumiitine ('undies.' For sale bv '
N. W. flONNEY.
Flavoring Fvxlracl*
ITVHl lees, Custards, Puddings, and all kinds of Cot
lection.irv, I'ikii v, ?l c. .fee. Among ilicm aro \'t
nilla, Lemon, Peach. Nutmeg. Hitler Almond, Hunan:
Pine Apple. Strawberry, Raspberry, Rose, tlinger, Cir
nunion. il e. Ac., all \<rv superior ami li?r sale In*
F. L. /.KMP.
j l'\d I." I Vik.-.i V t;lo/>l.-iv.,tl'c I'li.rliuli 1 *i..k !.?<? cm
1 siding of l'ieealillv, (-liow-Climv. I'anlilloivcr an
mixod Pickles. Received and for wile 1 ?v
Dec. C, 1852. SII.WV A* AUSTIN.
r>KKHl!'S Knshioieitde ll.il->. ANe, Cloth I'aps, c
I evorv description. .'c opened I?v
27 " ' DONNKV.
Pacts cannot Le Doubted,
i. i Let the Afflicted Head and Pender! ,7
More lliiiii 500 person* in the City; of-iUfch. j -j,
0 moml, Ya., alone testify to the remarkable eu reaper- j ,
' tbrmfd by .' j v
}' CAUTF.R'S SPANISH MIXTURE. |l
ir . " $ . * . *a
?r The greiit Spring .Medicine nnd Purifier of the a
c. , Cloud is now used by hundreds of grateful patients, v
(| ! who testify daily to the rcinafknble cures joi formed j
0 by the greatest ol all medicines. Carter's Spanish Mix- a
ture. Neuralgia, l'licunintism, fcerolula, J-huptions on ^
the Skin,Liver Disease, Fevers, L leers', Uld Sores, Af.
' tions of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Tlirout, Female "
| Complaints, Fainsaiid Aching of the Cones and Joints,
0 are speedily put to flight by us.ng this great and incstiimible.
remedy. " t , -*' ?1
s i For rill diseases of the Wood, nothing has yet been v
:n ' found to compute with it. It cleanses the system of v
j all impurities, acts gently nnd cfiiciently on the Liver
I and Kidneys, strengthens the digestion gives tone to s
the fcitomucli, makes the Skin eiear and Jiealthv, nnd g
tiio Poi.ktieiilIon i-i.feclilcd bv disease or bio- ' a
j ken down by the excesses of youth,*to its pristine vi- a
j g?r and strength.
For tlie Ladies, it is imeonipaiibly better than nil ?
t tlic cosmetics ever used. .A few doses of Carter's v
Spanish Mixture will remove ail sallowness of cornel
piexinn, bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give
t elasticity to the step, and improve the general health ^
I in a remarkable degree, beyond all tho medicines ever 1 '
L>. I heard of. . ^
?. A large number of certificates of remarkable cures s
i3 performed on persons residing in the city ofltichuiond g
is ^ '')* 'be use of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the | "
,, i best evidence that there is no humbug about it The I-1'
,} ' press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and pub- ^
e lie men well known to the community, all add their 3
testimony to the effects of this Croat Blood Purifier. f(
L, Call nndsec a few liundrcdsof tlie certificates around
.. the Bottle.
"0 1 Koii'c gcnviiic unless signed BEN'XET * UFl^RS,
I Druggist!. *
,] I'rincipal Depots at M. W ARD, CLOSE, <k Co., Xo. 0
l0 83 Maiden.Lane, Xcw- York. t(
j T. W. DYOTT A SONS, and JENKINS'* HARTS- i
: IlORNE, Philadelphia. ' - " * u
j And for sale by 1IA.VI1AXD, UARRALL, * Co., '1
I ami P. M. COHEN, <fc Cu., C mrlestou ; and Z. J. 1)k- "
- j 11 AY, Camden, and by Druggists and country mer- J.
| chants generally.. .
(j j Price $1.00 per bottle or C bottles for $5.00 j,
Professor Alexander 1', Barry's "
d . TKICOPMJEROUS, a
j . ^ # M
5- ; /^Vlt Medicated Compound, for preserving, fastening, a
n j Vr softening and promoting the growth of the hair, it
| cleansing the head, and curing diseases of. the skitr, b
j mid external cuts,- bruises, *c. The common consent
of all who have' used Barry's Tricopherous, whether
for the improvement and in vigoratioti of the hair,-or
for eruptions, cuts, bruises, <fc'c., places it at the head n
^ ' of all preparations intended Tor like purposes. This ej
i is no ill considered assertion. Figures and facts bear {?
y it out. The sales average a millions of buttles a year: L'
'" j the receipts, in cash, $100,000. ' This year the b'usi- ^
!* ness will exceed luai amount. ine numucr or orders ?
>' which daily arrive at the depot and manufactory, 137 (.
Broadway, New York, addressed to Profes>or Barry, j b
enclosing cash, and requiring immediate attention,
" would scarcely be la licved. The wholesale demand "
0 is from 2,uOD to 3.0DO Lotties a day, probald, exceed- '
ing that of all the other hair preparations conjoined. The
popularity of the article -everywhere, and the ^
liberal terms to deaicrs, combine to increase its sales V
with great rapidity; and improvements ir its com po- J,
sition, made at considerable expense, adds to ils reputation
as well as its intrinsic value. For sale whole- 3
i sale and retail, by the "principal merchants and druge
[ gists throughout the I'nitcdMutes and Canada, Mexis
; c6, West Indies, Croat Britain and France, and by i
Durtch, Jones ? Co.,. Camden. Sold in large bottles, si
Price 23 cts. , My 21?Cm* C
Spices.
I) 4 LL Spice, Cinnamon, Cloves,, ilace, Nutmegs,
h 2.\~ Ginger, Black and lied Pepper.
AIso?Flavoring Extracts of*Orange, Lemon, Peach,
I' Rose, Nutmegs, Almond anil Yauilln, Rose Water,
j Oraugo Flower Water, kc. Alwavs on-hand at
' Feb 8?Gif Z. J. DclIAY'S.
Window Glass. -j
0 | ''piIK subscriber bus just rceeiveda largo invoice o o
3j JL that lino "Patapsco" CLASS, varying in size from f
0 ! 8 x 10 to 13 ^ 21, to which he invites the special ate
tcntiuu of his customers. Z. J. DcJI-AY.
Pec. 21tf
Rati way's Rcmedffer-.
CtOXSISTlXG of Pad way's Ready Relief, Ready
' Resolvent. Ready Regulators (Fill?,) Medicated
- Soap and Circassian Balm tor the llair. Jnstreceiv- /
c ed ut Z. J. DclIAY'S. \
March 29 G
Lamps! f.auips!!
I^OP. Lard, Oil and Burning Fluid, a large variety,
among which are a few of the new rantcnt Safety
Lamps, and Cans to match.' Just received at
Feb 8 If Z. J. -PellAY'S. "
r- iStua^ia:^
l- | pOR burning Spirit Gas, some beautifnl paterns.
' I Just received a: Z. J. DclIAY'S.
c- Dec. 21.?
_ Pure Whifc Lead.
j j 4 LARGE and fresh supply, of Harrison's extra
| J V. quality Parlor Lead, Chrome Green, ground and i
' dry; Lin-ecd Oil; Spirits Turpentine, Ac. Ac. Just .
i received at Z. J. DeI1AY>\
W ? w\- ft. ?
XiUUIC<>' 11' I
I FASHION ABLK Styles of Grenadines, Tissue, Da- ]
rcge ami Barege DeLuin, Printed Jaconet and [
Organdi Muslins. Drilliautnnd Printed Lilicu, splendid
worked Robes, Lawn and Cambric Robes, white and
black Lace Mantillas, black and colored Application
Mantillas, (a new article.) splendid worked Collars,
Sleeves and Handkerchiefs, Ivory and Spanish Pans,
! Ac. Deceived and for sale by
? March PJ. McDOWALL A COQPKR.
Fresh Saratoga Water, <
JUST received at *
WORKMAN'S Drug-Store.
.f j Ton, Ton, Toa. \
d ' /'i UNPOWDKR, 113-3011, Imperial, A'oung Hyson i
) \ T and Black, of superior qualitv. Received and :
' for sale by - SIIAW A At ST IN. j t
^ CASKS (quarts and pints) "Longworth's" Spark
f) ling Catawba Wine. Received and for sale bv
Dec. G, 1 ?>52. SIIAW A AUSTIN.
BRICKS FOBS SAXE. 3
r|"MIK subscriber has 011 hand a large quantity 0 j
1- I cnon ItlMi'l. M-liif.li 111-iv lir> 1im<1 nil unnlic/iliiin
-- !hn?ian~23." ~ 'j.'VsUTliKRLANl) j
Toilot Soaps.
(CONSIST I NO of Cleaver's Honey Soap, Ol.l Brown
j Windsor, Taylor's Crystalline Wash Balls, Mange- r
0 net and Coudrav's Omnibus and Parisicnne Soaps, Sa-1
e' von's do Families, and many others too numerous to ,
u | mention, inuv alwavs be found at
Au-. <J- 7. J. IlidtAY'S. I v
To Rout. 1 v
THAT Dwelling House and Store on Broad street, !
lately occupied by W. M. Billings. For particulars 1 "
apply to ' TJAMKS McKWRX ;
j SODA OR InEBAfi WATER.
HAYlNlI procured a nkiv ami vei v complete up- ] r
pit rat us for M.\Nf pactum so and llonxtNo Son.v j
> or Mim u.ii. Watku, the subscriber is now ready to fur- '
nisli I.kmos Soua and Sausacauiu.a in any quantity j t
to tlmse who deal in the article.
Country Merchants, Hotels, Restaurants and fanii-1
.. lies, can he supplied at the shortest notice.
. Tkrms Cash. FRANCIS I- ZEMP. |
Wool, Wool.
A VT1I.L I'e purchased either in the Run- or cleftn,
i- \\ hv W. ANDERSON. >
i- Aug. -}r, tit tf. 1
1.1 Jiml ICtM't'ivcrt.
\N" assortment of Fi.sk's MI'.J'ALIC JJURIAL OA-;
SRS. .There have I>0011 Into improvements in
' i this article. fan bo seen at the subscriber's Wnroij
Ut*o:n. C. I,. CIIATTKX. ,
Hair Brushes. 1
rl"MIK undersigned has now on hand an elegant as1
sot lmeiil of French, Fnglish and American flair |
l brushes. to wliioli lie invites the attention of his nu- .
. merous friends and en it 0 avers.
\u-.?u*t 0 -32 M 7. .1 Vv:Tl A V 1
?
*
, ? ?
, . J* / * .
$300 ?HALI/ENGE, ~
IT7IIAT,K VFH roncfin.s tlse health and LappinefS of a
W people is at ajl times of the most importance. 1 talle *
I fo??iuiitednhaievei^pef?0n will do all in their power,
u save lite lives of their children, and that every pefton
vilf endeavor ippnnnptg their own healtlj at all sacrifices.
feel it to .lie riiy.duty^osoleinnly assure you that WORMS,
ceordirfg td the opinti;iv6f the most celebr?ted Physicians,
re the prhnary jcanse? t>f aJar^e majoflly of diseases to
vhieh childrentfrj adults are liable; if you have an apeiite
conririually^'cjiangeable from one-"hind of food r
not her. Jiad Uu-atltfl'ain in tho Stomach, picking at t,
\(we, Hardness, and Fullness ol the Belly, rDjry Cmr*, fr
vlow Fever, l'tilsc frregular?remember that ftH thgfe dC; f
iote WOR.hS.and you should at once apply the remedy^1-' * *
HOBF,.\SACJi'5 WORM SYItlP.
An ariiele founded upon Scientific Principles, comjtoun* .
ed with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly ?alf then
talo n, and can be_givfen to tile mist tender Infant
v it It decided beneficial effect," whSre Bowel Complaints
ml Diarrhoea hive itiade them wcakand debiliiaiftFthe
'onic pr<) erties of nij" Worm Sjrup are nicli, that-it
iaii(is VMIIIOII! an eipiuriir-yw ' aiumgyu^oi medicines in ?
iving tone and strength lothe istoniach. which mah*? it
n Infallible remedy Jorthcre.afflitfetlwithl)}*!'^"*, U-e
.-umishai" cures performed by this !>yrupafterJ;Miys{pkiria*
ave failed, is-tlie best evJd.ejioe of Us-Xiperior tflj&cy
verall others. .
j ' -
THE TAPEWOBJF! ' .
r "" <
This is the mo>t dinicult Worm to destroy of all that in
jstthe hums n.'system,: it grows -to J a n almost Indefinite
iiigth becoming so coiled and fastened ' iifihe Jr.tevtiia.-6
rid S'.oijjach ?liccting'tlie health sosndly astp .causi* .8tf?"itus
t anr-e. l-'tts, &e.. that those afflicted seldom if^rVVr
uspect that it is Tape Wornr huMcningihem t? an. early
rave. In order to destroy this Worm, a very, -c-riergeiiu
reatnient must be pursued, it would therefore be |noprr ,
i? take Gto 8 of rny Liver Tills so as to remove all obvtrurioits.
thai the Worm Syrup may act direet upon the Worm, .
i hu b must be taken in doses of 2 Tablespoon fulls 3 times
"day tlu-se directions lollowed have-never been known to
iil in ruring the most obstinate case oC Tape lYoint.
IIOHLSSACIi'S LIVER PILLS.
No part of tlie-sysiem is more liable to disease than tl e
.lVEll.jtservrtig as a liherefto purify the Dlocd.orgivit 8
lie proper secretion to the bile; so that any wrong actiiti
f the Liver effects the other important part* of the sys
m, and esnlts variously, in Liver Complaint, Jaundice.
)yspepsia &c. We should, therefore, watch every tv tripsin
that might indicate a wrong action'of the Liver.
fiese Fills being composed of. FOOTS & PLANTS fur- f
isjted by nature toliealihe sick; Namgly, 1st, An ?X*
'ECTORANT, which augments the secretion .Jrc'm the
'ulmouary mucus membra tie. or promotes the dircbarge of
arreted matter. 2nd. An ALTERATIVE, wlitdbchanges
t some inexplicable and iasmisible .manner the
I'irbidaction of the system. -3rd, A TONIC which gives
me and strength to the nervous$ys.lem, renew inglealrii
nd vigor to all parts of thebody. *4tb, A CATHARTIC,
Tiich acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients,
nd operating on the' Rowels, and expelling the whole
tavsot corrupt and vitiated triatier, and purifying the
lood, which destroys disease and restores health.
TO FEMALES.
Vou will find these Pills an invaluable raedicinein ma
V complaints to vviiielt yoit irre subject. In cbstruelh.ns
ither total or partial,they have been found uf ineslima!e
benelir.-restoring their functional .arrangements, to .a
ealthv action,purityitig tlie'bWdnnd other fluidsVo efirtuallyid
put.Ry'fligbt aU-eumpfaintsrwvlHcli may arise
oni female irregularities,.as headache, giddineSr, diqaess
of sight, pain jn the side hai k,.A e.
None genuine unlcsssigned J. N. HobensarK, all others
eing'base Imitation. * _ . '
Agent." wishing new supplies, anit Stprg Keepers (h ums
of becoming Agents ropstaddress the Proprietor, Ji.
llobensael;. iN'o. 120 North 2nd :t. above" Race St.
'hi adelphia. Pa. ' ' ' '
Sold by every Druggist and My'cJiant in the U. ?'.
.gents- Z.J. Dellav.L'anidgn Wholesale and Retail Apt.
V. A. Morrison & <Jo., Winnsboro, P< Curtis Colu^pbic,
. A. ltced Chesterfield. f.~ .
OCT Price each 2oc*b. .
AV.'G. BASK IX, ~~
4 TTORNJiY . AT 'LAW AND'.SOLICITOR IN
EQUITY, Canidc-n, S. 0. Will practice in Kcr
liaty and adjoining -Districts. Office .in rear of tho
ourt House. . . ' " * . . % Mnjr.18.
W. TKl ilLOiy VAST ON.
. Attorney at Law ana Solicitor in Equity.
CAJIDEX, S. p.
Office on Broad-Street near tjic Court House. ?
W. H. R. WORKMAK, V
,4 TTORNKY.AT LAWMAN!) SOLICITOR IN
l V. .EQUITY, Cumden, S. C... Will attend the Courts
f Darlington and Sumter Districts. Office in the
burt House.
! ' - Bagging,
Hope and Twine.
BALES Gunny Bagging; 20 coils Rope; 100 lbs.
J Twine. Just received and for sale by
June 21. W. C. MOORE.
IV. O.. and W. 1. Molasses,
I* BHDS. West India Molasses; 10 bbls. New Or- #
L) leans do. Just received and for sale by
June 2ft- : ..' " 3 - W." C. MOORE.
GEO. ALDJGJT,
Maxufacturer axd. Dealer ix
Boots, Shoes, and Leather.
IT HEPS constantly on hand a large and well assort*.
lV ed Stock of all "kinds ol'Goods in his line.
.Varolii.?9tf " ' i.'
WMTJIT sha!V,\O^
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
CA.UDEN, S C.
Has removed his Office to that one door above
i. Young's Book Store. # j-. Jan. 24. ^
E. W. BOViVEV,
Hank Agcnt'and General Merchant,
CORNER OF BROAD AXD YORK STREETS, ?
CAMDEN, S. C.
GEORGE IIOPKINSON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
Practises in Charleston and the adjoiniug Districts
pjTOimt No. 'J Broad Street. , "
WILLIAM TARVER, ~
CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER
RESPECTFULLY informs the eiuzcus of Camden
and its vicinity, that lie has located himself- ono
loor above Mr. P. F. Villepigue's store wheie he ineuds
carrying on the Cabinot making business in all
ts various branches " . ... ..
Furniture repaired, polished and put in complete
irder.
All orders executed with neatness and despatch.
Funerals furnished at the shortest inaice.
April 5?15tf IV. TARVER.
WORKMAN & BOONE,
I.VXUFACTUltEKS, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS IS
"Rnnts. Shftf?s. "Loath fir.
And Slioc-Fiiidiugs,
CAMDKX, S. C.
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKING
I^HE undersigned continues his. business at tbo old
. stand, returns his thanks Tor past favors and hopes
or a continuance of patronage. All work in lib line
nil be done with punctuality, and where tho casli is
mid. at the time of delivery, a discount of ten per cent
rill bo made.
Jan 6, ly]J2r F. J. OAKS.
LI MUEU FOR SALE
|\7'H1TH PINE, Ash," Hickory, Poplar. Mahogany., -
y T Cherry, Juniper, 131ack Walnut, ana overy vaioty
of Northern Lumber.
AI.SO.
GRIND STONESand ICE,for sale in lots andquan.
ities to suit purchasers. Address
JOHN H MARTIN, Agent,
Oot. 2G?]y. Charleston Neck Ico Houso
CHARLESTON PRICES.
UAKXKSS SADDLERY, TRUNKS,
MILITARY WORK, Ac.
fanufacturcd toonler and warrated. at CHARLES'ON
PRICES, opposite Mr. Robert Mau's Coach Facorv,
Camden, S C., by
LUKE ARMSTRONG.
JJ^Tcn percent. discount for cash within .'10 day*.
March 22. 12 tf
Coii'fanlly on Bland.
r">EMEXT. Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
k J purposes; Gypsum or Lanu Piaster, forjigriculiral
purposes, and Stone Lime, all of good quality and
i quantities to suit purchasers.
A very superior art ioleof White Lime for whitewash
ig. " C. Li'CH ATTEN.
M.i?chJ?. -20
y?