The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, June 11, 1836, Image 3
son, Win. H. Bo wen, James Chandler. Henry
Sp.rnn, Thomas Frwer, L. I.. Frnser,
John Ramsay, John Watson, Win. L. Miller,
Wm C. Gurry. Col. Wm. Reynolds,
Capt James Bclvin and John W. Brownfield.
The meeting afeo resolved, that the voluu- {
tecrs from all parts of the state be respect- j
fully w.u'.cd to attend and partake of the
dinner.
JO SEPH MONTGOMERY, ch'n.
C. W. Miller, scc'y.
roc rur camd::~ ;oer.s*t.
.Vr. Editor;?Wc leg lt*ave through llie Jocn?>r
In n..(iiini!n Mr J (1 DflllY ad 3 Caild.llali?
"~~ ? If
for a scat in th? 11 use of il**prescnUtivc?, ??f
Sjath Caruhna, a: :h?* next election.
MANY VOTEttS.
TH ii JOCKA'Al:"!" j
CAMDEN, JUNE II, IsSS.
Sjdui ArrAt-5.?From the Indian country tec
::sre nothing affording roe slightest interest. The
Ceeeks hare committed an recent depredations that
ere bare heard of, and the whites at onr bet dates
& '
hid not penetrated ^?e natjpn, bet vrerc making
preparation* to do so. We tajderstand that it is the
intention of the g-'temtnetiito withdraw no troops
from the Cieck nation, till the Indians hare taken
up the line of march, for tire country west of the
Mississippi. We bene that vuch may be Lbc determination.
Texas.?Geo. Sv-tcti. Hots-ros lias arrived at.
V*? ri-%,n, fnr l!m firt'ni-n eC rrMic* inrdira!
aid, in conjcqof ncc of IjU wounds He confirms in
ercrj particular the statements in relation U> the
defeat of the Mexicans and capture ofSasra A *s *
AxmcAS EsrrRrsizr.?The Island of Joan
X
Fernandez lias bees obtained from Chili, bt an
American gentleman of fortune, who intends to
zcakc it a render sous Cor whaling rcsscls. I?is arrangements
arc upon a rerr cxlrnsirr scale, and
the whole island to be entirely nn?>r his otrn control.
Tbrre is no doubt expressed : s to the success
of his project. He trill therefore soon be able to
say in the language of its first inhabitant," 1 am
njoaarch of all I sortej."
Siu:?The Hon. Damti. Western intra J*
plinlinj Ctp tbocvand n?nll?crfj tire* on his farm,
trilb 3 ricw of herrsilrr cultivating silk.
Esarr Ccca:cu ?Tku rrgeUblr trag in profanes
10 the New York market, on the lEhh alt.?
We hart sot ecoa cur (his eraser.
* ' ???
A trzizt asosc rnr nt'Tcncts.?The butchers
oj Cincinnati hare rrfnsrtl to fduush the maiket
with beef, &c. on secocntof lite ouncir? ordering
the sale ofthc stalls We wish the Ufffriered partj
*.Toahl take cp tbeir line of roatclr for (his market,
provided (hrj bring tlirir provisions n ith them?
uiejr should soon be accommodated with stalls, and,
enstmacra loo
TV Inierz of FRANCIS L. KENNEDY, Esq
ami Major JAMES E REM BERT, were .nu-ncfd
or U%t wrrk't Journal, but cane to hand too lair
f?if iarrtwn. Bj totac mcu?, (cr crbick trc arc
Mrnhio to Kcoont, oor ptfrr, containing the n?a.nation
of lb*** groUctQC0,{?b>cb was made nub*?Jl
their kaowJcdgc or cotwml.) did not rtaeh
'Ucm tilt the nomination lead horn published aotuc
flrfflu. ll is but jnrticc to ibeic grnUeccen U>
uUtc that liirjr took the rarbrvl uppurtonitv. after
aace.taining their nomination, to decline being
candidate* for the atation* which the partiality of
their friends *<routd bate hern plrnaed to arc them
?ccs?r.
Wc have received, through the post office, acorn'nunicalioa
over Uu? signature of ?Ucrrice/' com*
plaining, and with tome justice too, of the situation
of the vest end of Do Kalk street, and touching
r.p oar honorable corporation, mmd*? hat sharply on
the sublet The author says, very properly, tlta!
he conceives Mil not only a duij.l.ut the design ol
a public Journalist, to record all circumstances
which Rill in any way lend to advantage the public."
We concur entirely in this sentiment, but
wc must ourselves, in every instance, be the judge
nf those eirntwiiejxrs, particularly when communications
come to us anonymously We do not
bclifcre that ihr publication of the article in que*.
:son, would "tend to adranUgr itw public," end
the author will therefore pardon m fur our apparent
rut of coorte* j; at all events, we could not
pre it a place without a knowledge of the writerWe
would, however, recotnnwod the proper authorities
to examine the west end of De K alb street,
as the late heary rains have made it almost impassable.
i?
DANK or CAMDEN. S C.
At a netting of (he stockholders of this institution,
on Moodaj last, the following gentlemen
vrcic elected directors, v?a:
WM-MWILLIE.
JOH.X M. DKiMJADSSt HE.
JOHN CIHWNUT,
JOHN WORKMAN,
WILLfASl O NIXON,
PAUL F. VILLEPIOlfC.
WILLI \M H BOWEN.
At a ??U?rr)ucnt moetingof the di.eetors, Win.
M'W.the, Esq wa? elected president
(itntrotu and *u>W? conduct tn ike (lore mar oj
Tnu*s#*.? \\ ou^ht to be recorded, to the lasting
honor of CioT. Cannon, nfTrtinrwrr, that on to
oeieing the' late resolution of General Gaines lor
tronpo, be applied to the Union lfank of Nawliviil*
lor fond* to til out the volunteer^ and propowd to
pledge the whole of hi* real and personal estate for
the reparment ol ll?e loan. The bank, howcrer,
no Its* jfenrrooa than himself, declined receirinp
tlw proflvred wcuritj, and authorised hirn .o check
f?>r whatever sum lie might deem necessary.?Ijouis
Journal.
Ertracf of 4 Ittlrr Jr?m a houj* ?n .VelfJfce?, la o
mrrtkmnt m Unluwutrt. daUd KWA May
A fleet of nine rt.ttrfs Irire hrff to-morrow, wilii
? fine steamboat mottitnij 7 jjun?. and about 700
men, for.Texas Four out of tin- nine ?chooner? air
armed. Gen. felif Hooetnn, of Nalchrt. ao!d hi#
plantation at auction in this city. for $*4>,00o. 'I ite
proceed* lie applied to equipping Sir) mounted
men. who left Satchel 5tli inat. for Texas
There is no d^tlbt of thrir anceeas, einee ll?ev
hate Santa Anna Temas who hare seen him
say he U eery talkative, and makes many prmniM-*
lie als> aara that Texas is loo f'-T from Mexic-i
orrr to be of '.ise (o bT
lac cixy of Louisville, (kff> oafta brilliantly *ik?>
mihatrd in |ionor of the i'exian triumph. IV
Joonwl says that in almost every afreet thr tyrant
S?BU, Anna might have been seenbamiuj or
banging in effigy. One man snsjtendcd a lira
rcaon, in a large wire trap before huHCoor, 4&d labelled
the animal " Santa Anna." T^ts afforded
| great amusement to the boys, who would p.-!t bb
' tailor poke him with sticks, indicaUv of the manner
in wh.ch thej wooid delight to (rue the tyrant
hinrjpX
The Erects were crowded with people, who were
I kept in a eoaslan* stale 01 excitement oy the brilliancy
of the boo ores, the whix of tb?- rackets, the
j coruscations of the fin? bal'.s. llie shouts ol the
' an.i Has ensflnff of tilP ClIftUtQ.
V
JL*iiARi.n.?Tox. May 23.
A gentleman .arrircd m ibis city 0:1 ha:u
>J.iy evening ij/ti from Augu-tline,
informs ti* (hat intelligence had been rcrcirpd
at that place frotn Fo.'l King, slating
that die-Indians were pulling t<fdcalh
all their children under two years of age,
j meaning thereby 15 rid themselves of ail
incumbrances for-afmure desperate slrng*
gle; also that they were making corn in
more limn ordinary quantities, on which
the negroes were made to work eery hard
under guard cfsLntincIs placed orcrthcrrf.
This intelligence qrss rce?ircd from A
friendly Squatr taken prisoner, who had
escaped from*the hostile Indians.?Meravrtf.
i A Mlrr frbrn thr postmaster a.: uiomrai, auea
Iiih inrt received in thin city last evening, state*.
Jul a nun l?v the same of l'htlaodar R. Creed, has
> been arrested and confined in the jail of chambers
| county, Alabama, on the charge of !?ing concern|
rd in (lie attack on the stage*, and robbing of the
1 United Stairs tnail.ou the IGth ult The persons
who arretted him fonnd on him broken letter* sod
envelops of Irllcr* tlut furnish almost cooelasive
evidence of his guilt, although while in the act ol
arresting him,he succeeded indrstroying.by throwing
in Uic firr, s part of ibe content* ol his pocket
book.
The pastmastcr also says that he has a witness
in Columbus, who is willing to testifv thai lie saw
him with the Indians when they Grrn on t e stage
Jja?titU Const.
CREEK WAR.
The only information of interest which we could
find in the Columbus paper* of last Friday, is, thnt
active preparation* are making by those in command
to concentrate the men, arms and munitions
ol war at Columbus, for the purpose of passing into
i the nation as aoon as all Urines are in readme**,
u bicb wilt be in a frtr day*. In the mean lime a
< lutidrrable force had been vent down the rircf and
tslionrd clonf the Chalahoochce, for the purpose
??f protecting tite frontier inhabitant* on the nrer
btlprr Co!(imbn?. Besides tie* abor?. the Columbus
Sentinel states. that a large number of troops
had already arrived at Columbus, and that those
that are not sent doira the rirer are encamped on
the Alabama wdc of Uic nrer, opposite Colnmboa.
fbid.
In another column, trc giro die grounds
assigned by the Hon. Waddy Thompson
f<>r his refusal lo role on Mr. Pincknry's
resolution.
, His reasons trill not be satisfactory lo
the public. When the resolution was iirst
introduced he role 1 for it, but he would
not rote for it again, because "he une his
cote paraded by Mr. Pine Lacy as aathnrUy
in fetor of that resolution." If the rcso<
iution was right in ittefc and Mr. Thomp*
1 ^ssMftnssasM 2* l?U?ssmr*aA nil /<! jm mi
?? ? vv?v iwi i? - ?* vpun> w j wi nc ?
irrrf, Ac assented to it" was it wrong to
vote i*?r it, Iwrranse Mr. Pinckney iftcr^
war tin quoted Mr. Thompson's role, to
how that he lid assent to it? This is
precisely the reason why the constitution
requires that members shall rote on the
yeas and nays; it is that the country may
kuow who assail to particular propositions
when they are actings* represents*
tires of the people.- And would such s
stickler as Mr, Thompson for strict adherence
to the constitution riolafc it in that
vital port which in meant to secure the responsibility
of the represent?tire*, merely
hrcausc it afforded Mr. Pinckney the
opportunity of quoting Mr. Thompson's
rote in tavor of a proposition which Mr.
Thompson still admits to be true?
But Mr. Thompson further says, that
by voting that Congress bad no right to
interfere with sis very in the States, lie
wquld have recognizer! the jurisdiction of
Congress over the subject. This seems
to be a strange interpretation. Congress
declares by a resolution that it has nothing
to do' with a certain subject and Mr.
Thompson says this is taking jurisdiction
. of it! To ordinary minds, on the contrary,
it is an absolute protest against taking
jurisdiction of it The resolution . denies
, such fight to exist in Congress; and be
? j:.I J it - 4.1 1 .1.1.1
C3UKC It UiU UCIIJ m fllf. AUSItll DIIU CIJJWI
oibm voted against the resolution, when,
for the opposite reason, the great body of
the House roicd for it. The question
was not on the abolition of slavery in the
States. Jt was whether Congress had jurisdiction
over the subject?that is, r right
to interfere with it in the States. The resolution
was n flat and plump denial ol
all authority or jurisdiction orcr it in
any shape or form. And yet Mr.Thompson
could not rote that Congress has no
jurisdiction orcr the subject, because by
such a rote he would recognize that Congress
had jurisdiction orcr it!!.
| How is it. when* pica is put in ogainsl
ine jurisdiction oi a court, ana ine court
derides that is not entitled to jurisdiction
is this taking jurisdiction?
Duff (Irccn once mule some direful
J charge against Mr. Van Buren, if wo rejcollect
right!). It vros denied positively,
and on authority. Tho proof was demanded.
Rut Dad said the denial was an admission.
This is a ca?c in point of Mr.
Thompson.?Globe.
Rrporl of the Cc&suttce moved by Mr.
Pinekney.
i We i?ive in this dav's paper, the report
n # 0- m m
presented by the chairman, wrho mored
the reference of the incendiary petitions
(o a Committee with instructions. The
instructions rntcd by the House, arc most
ably sustained by the argument of the report.
No ope who will peruse this paper
'ttcntivilv. will b<*o! 3 less for !lic motive
*
of the agitator* in the Hotted who Would
delay and defeat, as far as possible, its
circulation among the people of hoih sections^
of the Union, upon .Whom the two
bitter ends of faction would work through
the slavo question. It is a conclusive appeal
fo the heart and head of curry patriot
of all parties, and cannot fail to make every
honest man in the country feci thai the
agiuftlon o( the subject in Congress, in
any way, to any extent, or for any purpose,
can only be productive of unmixed
j mischief.?Globe,
1 The Baltimore Putriut states, that Gen.
Clinch has resigned his commission, but
! that ilit* President has declined to accept
it. The loss oI so fine and experienced
an officer as Gen. Clinch at this moment,
> would be a serious low to the ptibfie service.
We sincerely hope thai he will rc'
consider it. . No offieer in the country had
ever a finer opportunity of distinguishing
himself, possessing, as ho does, the qualifications
so admirably adapted to the pit;
sent state of things.
Tin? Cincinnati CiMtt ssjS"*' High prists fir
lb? aecrasries of lift are prnmlij om tte4?clifie
in erery section of the Union. Wr antral Wheel*
Injj, floor iiirtit $4 50
HOB II WJ vwmi ia. xnu ? wa v<tj Ml B
bigbtr puce."
EfttJt of betrp leer.?Encourage(sent to so*
married ladies.?Joioed,in the4 holy bomb* of matrimony
oo Thursday erenin# last in this dir. by
U?e Rev. Mr. La has*, the Her. A she? Gilbert of
Troy, aged ($3 ycsN, to Mrs. Mary Comstock of
Putnam county,-aged 75 rears, late widow of Dan.
Comstock, deceajed. making the fourth time Mrs.
Comstock has been led to the li*menial alter.
[BanutotU JmmutL
t An affair of Honor, a sovereign core fcr
the Dropsy.?An iritelligtal traveller idform?
us, sars the Alabama Republican,
(hat some tiiiic since, a Dr. B. of Alexandria,
on Red River, challenged Air. M. an
attorney, on some trivial account, who, at
' the time, was laboring under an abdominal
dropsy. They act in the province of
Texas, and Af. was shot through the stomach.
The dropsical matter was dis?? >
it?r? Kntrrl, frnm ihn infta.
motion excited by the wound, adhering to
the peritoneum, a permanent cure via accomplished.
The parlies became friends,
and the Attorney remains grateful to .the
; Doctor for this gratuitous surgical operation.
W'c know of no,.law against shedding
water, though there is one again it
blood. If our medical colleges approve
of this mode, it is to' be hoped the candij
dates for M. D. wiil be carefully examined
| as to their skill in tbie norcl.tnode of operation.
DIED.-?On Monday moraine, at Uw mklvDce
of John A. Coleloegb, Esq. IGui alt near Bradford
Spring*, Somtrr Dht Mrs MARY DAVIS, eon'oortot
Mr. John C. Davis of Pre Dee Mrs. 0.
' has left bebiad ber an adeclionale hncbaodaad
time *n?l! etuldien to mora tbeir irrcpojsble lom.
i i i sssBsssBsxssaesEB
- eammmfit Kccorh.
r.rrLttd mntl cjrrsttcd 11.
) Cotton, * 13 a 17 00
' (>ra, M) a %
I wit?*!, i i i .it
i Floor, Carnuro MUis, $10; ceua'i? 8 GO a D GO
Fodder, I W3
I!wm, 14
Yifiukry, 55 a 40
REMARKS.
| Corros.?Nothing doing mlliusttick this wet*
j and oar qootatioani art therefor* nominal. >
I NOTICE.
VOLUNTEERS and subscribers to lite
dinner will caU at the score of (he subscriber
for tickets of admission.
H. LEVY.
AU those trbowt|b to portbase tickets wtfl
call as shore. . # June 11.
J&ost;
BETWEEN Mil E. Torley's and
Mr. Win. Shilda* a dead Work Bag,
which contained two notes of hand tied
up in paper, vine ui uic ouw? ?*? ui?wa
by Mr*. Elizabeth Turley, in favor of B.
Williams, for four bandied and ninety
eight dollars and sixty eight cents and en*
dorsed by him to Miss Margaret Jenkins
as her properly. Tbo other drawn by
i Rev. E. f*. Praserfor one hundred and
twenty dollars with interest from date, in
farorof said Margaret Jenkins. All per*
sons are hereby focwarned from taking or
\ trading for said notes, as the drawers are
i notified not to pay them to any hot the
'' rightful owner. Whoever has found the
; bag and dotes will confer a grest favor by
returning them to Miss Jenkins at the
house of the subscriber..
WM. M. BRETT.
June 11-20-d
N. B.?Should a reward be required, o
uilalle reward will bb paid upon delivery
LOST.
A Fifty Dollar Bill, the finder will be liberally
rewarded by leaving it at the
Store of II. LEVY.
June 11-20-1 f
Two Hou868 to Rent*
ONE at Kirk wood, 6l one in Lngtnwn.
Enquire of A. YOUN(?.
Juno 11-20-tf _
Camden Orphan Society
ACADEMY.
TlIE snbarribcr, recently elected Ten
r .t _ i i
cnrr UI (inn insilltiuon, lias arriTCU III
Camden, and commenced the exercises of
the school. The hours and rates of Tuitiou
as formerly. If a long experience
i in the business of teaching, and numerooa
references of moral character, can insure
the confidence of the community, he feels
satisfied that he will obtain it.
MOSES IIOLDRQOK, M. P.
June 11--W--C
j NOTICE""
THE subscriber begs leave fo rcuira l,i*
grateful thanks to bis friends, customer*, and
j the public generally, for the very liberal cn,
couragemetit hitherto afforded him, ami ei,li
| cits a continuance of former favors. He re>
quest to inform the public generally, that he |
has on hand a large assortment of Groceries
consisting of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
, U1C?, MOL^SSfllj.
And upwards of
5,000 lbs. Kentucky and North Ctraliaa
BACON.
ALSO ?Having bought the entire stock
of CORDIALS belonging so Mr, James D,
Lemierc, with ku apparatus for making the
>uime intends to parses uurBamejtne of oustness
at praciiaed byhtm. * >
Hete??lK0OilH
Old Por t Cogniac Brandy
Claret io bottles ) West India Rath, J
or on draft, ( Jamaica do. ,
Pale Sberry Wine Scotch whiskey, I
Ullage do Old Moooegabdt da
Holland Gin.
All unquestionably of lite first quality, all
of which be will sell as fe* as the articles can1
be aflbrdedat JA3IES M EWEN.
Jane g. j
~~7 FOR SALE.
| 60 bbls. Stone Lime, 40 bbb Northern
Flower, (he ilogshads St Croix Sagarj^and
IS bbls. Alanbadan Fish, will be sold few fix
j cash. - J. 8. DEPAsSS.
June ll-iaMT
HISTORY OP
South-Carolina.
DJr D0WLI2KG, 83 Broad-Street.
lias commenced die re-publication
EromUed ?ome lime back, of Dr. Datid
Ussat's HISTORY OP SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Citisens of the City and Stale,
will be waited on pretious io the issue for
subset tpiior3. in order to place it within
the reach of ail, it will be printed-in
nombera of from 80 to 100 pages each,
price 63 ecu if per number. The cost of
the 2 tola., in this inanner will not exceed
0& To those who wish it, tliey will be
furnished, bound in sheep, gilt and lettered,
at. 03 per roluntt, of 603 pages more
or Imi. Tho fini enlnmtt trill hi* pmbfl
liibcd with a corrttt VIEW OF THE
CITY AND HARBOR OF CHARLES:
TON, Engraved atprtssly Jeer Out Worl,
which will be drawn from the mostfsvornb)e
filoalion. The second volume will
contain a WAP OF TUB" STATE OF
SOUTH-CAROLINA.
! The Work will be printed oo the finest
| quality of paper, in new and dear type,
with slichcd covers to each No. As the
expense will be considerable, a list of
1000 names is required to warrant the
underu king. The first specimen number
is expected to be ready about (be 1st August,
and the whole will be completed
i previous to 1st January, 1637. It is hoped
1 j in the mean lime, and respectfully s?olici,
led, that the citzisoi will patronise this
truly SotUkcrn PublicaUc* iu preference
to the numerous Works of a foreign na'
lure, which annually receive their sup
port, and generally contain animadversions
on their fnstttntione. ' " .
, Should further encouragement warrant
, it, the history will be eostinaed up to
the present time, by a competent Editor.
As an instance of. the aeareitv of this
| Work, the Publisher would state that he
covid find hot ooe complete copy in the
. City?this copy belonged to the Charleston
Library Society.
Persons being near any. post office in
the State where there is no agent, by forwarding
a $5 bill, at oar expense, or a
responsible City reference, will hare the
work regularly forwaided to them in Not.
by mail, the pottage of which will scarcely
ever exceed 0 1-4 cento per No.
In addition to the Editors of the different
papers, the following persons are oar
authorized agents;
James Smith, Charleston,
J. R. it \V. Cunningham. Columbia.
A. Young, Camden,
John Rfan, Barnwell Disk
P. O'Sulliran, 8umici DifU
Charleston, June 1 ?20?f
i t notice.
THE seeing creditors of J. Me O. Gar lick, and
all those disposed to.aceept a dividend of bis
estate under hie ached ale of Ute 90th April 1805,
are hereby notified to present their claims to the
subscriber properly authenticated on or be fere the
first day of September next, at which time a distribution
of the rands recovered will be made.
TI10S. J. WRIGHT, JUsigutt,
June 4.?10e
dentistry" ~
>&.'). IBS.
Is now in lAMDbN, and will be found
at Uomb until the last of May*
April 23rd, 1630. 13-c
JUST RECEIVED,
IN EXCELLENT ORDER.
From Jf. Fork and Philadtlphia,
A TOLL SUPPLY OF
Dntrae & hsdxoinss,
French & Englinh Chemicals,
Together with a largo and rsrious assortment
of Cuvvirts and Encnusta Instruments
?# ??
of urptrior (juality, deserving t!?e attention of
families as well as practitioners of Medicine
Dee 12- \VM REYNOLDS
LAW BLVYk^
For ?tilc at this Office
?.# - ... - - 4
fir?T-Tr;TrmFrr Mr am ''
?... Drawing*Received?
Tir^oifil ? fate Lottery, .
Class No. 0.
01. 42, 34, 37. 3a 26,?8.'44, 43.30. 7.
D. S. GREGORY & Co.
J June It ""
VIRGINIA STATE
f di yej ?' $
Class No. 3.
. For the benefit of the Leesbwrg Academy,
To be drawn at Alexandria! lib of June*
the drawing lo be received*! Charleston
17lli Jane.
IIIGIfESTPKIZE,
$30,000.
loo of i,o??,
SCHEME .
1 prize of SS0.0C0 ICO nf&I.OO>
1 do 6,000 10 000
1 do 4,000 20 . 300
1 do 3.000 84 " 200
I do * 2,500 C3 80
,1 do 1.017 63 * 60
\Vhole? 810. bilm A quarters 2 50
. To be had tf the
managers;
No, 26, Broad St. Charleston, 8. C.
Drawing to be received at
CHARLESTON, Jane, 19th,
Maryland State Lottery,
Class No.19.
Highest Prize.
25,000 dollars.
SCHEMEI
1 pri-.e of 825.600 2Qof 61.000
1 do aooo 90 600
I. do . 6.000 20 400
I do 3.050 50 200
8 do 2*500 66 160
? An 2.000 .112 50
Wholes $9. ha!res 4, quarters 2, .
To be kod at the
MAS AttERS OFFICE,
So. 20 Broad Sl , CHARLESTON, S. C.
'
Important to Planierp. \
The sohecriecrs are ootr engaged its the
manufactory of
NEGRO SHOES:
of a quality jar superior'to any that hare
been hitherto offered in this -market, aod as
it is their determination to torn out none hot
those (hat will hear inspection, it tfin be to the
interest of planter* to examine the same.
They propose farther to make any number
of pair* teas than 10,000, particularly to measure,
and accordance to the sample now ready,
if the same arc left prctrioos to the let July
next.
As finished they trill be separately peek-J
--3 ilnlifofshU m (ha 1 Ml OcL
ITU HUM MI4I nvv ?r,
ft? a xsord thry shall be satisfactory.
J. BISHOP & CO.
Jnnell-SO>
JOCKEY CLUB.
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The members of (he Camden Jockey
Clob, are requested tojneet at the Sumter
Hotel, el 3 o'clock P. M. in Camden, on
the 9 th July next for the purpose .of electing
the necessary officers and forming
soch byc-levs, rules and regulations as
shall be advisable.
Jur.e21-20"C
DRY NURSE. '
WANTED a Dry Nurse for one mouth, for
which liberal wages will be given. Apply
at this office.
* Juae 4.?19a
MEDICINE*.
THE Subscribers hare jntt received and
aro now opening a full assortment of Neilieities
from the North, which can be recoct- .
mended with great confidence, as frr as regards
(heir purity and genuineness, hating
purchased frotn one of the oldest and
most rcspccublo liousrs in Philadelphia.?
Physicians, Planters and others, are requested
to call, previous to laying in their rammer
suppl es, and cxmnin e the quality of thoso
now oflcred for sale; which wo feel confident
in warranting and giving satisfaction to punchasers.
Among those lately received and now opening,
are tbc following:
Alcohol, Sub. Carb. Soda,
Cajtor Oil, j Rhubarb Root,
Florence, do. Ctlmrt Bark,
O I t -K^.1.1 U L.
WUUICOWipf iawviw uriv,
Boras, do in Powder.
Turkey Opium, Slippery Elm I mk,
Camphor. do. to l?o?der,
Calomel, Et?. Bole Armenia,
Cinnamon, . Groond. Mnattrd,
Clorea, Poi-d Cinnamon,
Orria Boot, Acid Lemon Uropa,
Caalor Honda Water,
Chloride of Soda, Ridden Ind. Ink,
Flake Manna, Carpenter *>??iUa .
Gum Myrrli,
Povrd vuih Arabic, ^
Carb. 1*0, Ccmtf Cub. & SaraaSulph
Qoin'l1'.
? Morphia, Toku B)!sam,
Acetate, do. Kteosot,
Squill*. Genuine Fcara Oil, (not
Pu!t. Cubcbe, peifomed,)
Tamarinds, Naples Soap,
I. .1 U \?~ 1- CS
Duller V IHlgDI'Ml, iMUsa ouap.
Citri6 Acid, Mace. Snoff,
Tartaric, do Hair Powder, Ac.
A mat variety of articles too numerous to men*
tion,Tn addition to the above, a full assortment of
which will always be Kent on hand.
YOUNG &, M KA1NJOB
PRINTING^
Gently ewWed at (hn eflirr.
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