The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, September 24, 1836, Image 2
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From the Charleston Courier. <
Cat- Jackson au.ltIic Charleston and Cincinnati Rail '
Road
We expressed a strong doubt some time
since, whether (Jen. Jackson lud declared '
himself hostile to this great enterprise, j
?? stated in a Tennessee paper, and we
are happy to learn from the following c*-j
tract of a letter, received in this ci'.v, Irjnii
( n distinguished member of the H:ir in}
Nashville, that our doubt was rightly cn-i
tcrtaioed.
Nashville, Aug. I;
44Willi regard.to (Jen. Jackson's hui-'
tihtv to the Charleston and Cincinnati
?> .i i i i./.lii.if. there is anvl
Itau ivoau, i i.v m>i w.... __ _ ,
ihini; in it The first intimation of llic-j
kind, whirh uc heard here, was that het
had expressed a decided hostility to the!
Road, somen here in the Eastern part ufj
this State, hut his most intimate friends
deny it. Th*y state what I have no;
doubt is the fact, that he spoko rather!
doubtfully of it* accomplishment: but so
far from his conversation being hostile to
the Road, directly the contrary was to be!
inferred. Mad Gen. Jackson been at'
Knoxvillc during the session of the Con-j
vrnlion, and witnessed the deep enthusiasm i
which pervaded that body, particular)' the J
members from the .South and West?and i
the hied and resolute earnestness, with)
which thev seemed te? be imbued. 1 think j
nil doubt as to its practicability or final
accomplishment, would have vanished
from his mind, it certainly is a stupendous.
a magnificent undertaking. The
history of our species has proved that natural
obstacles, however apparently iosurmountablc,
have been obliged to s icld to
the power of "man*? mind." Who, forty
years ago, would hare believed that the
immense products of the valley of the
Mississippi would have been floated down
on the bosom of that majotir stream, and
the Manufactures of Kurope and the product?
of the South returned in vessels,
which seemed to stem the mighty torrent
as if propelled by magic. Could it have
been supposed !."? years ago, thai t!ic human
mind could possibly have contrived
I _ I
nay ntodc or weans of travelling, i?y wr.icu
the traveller at the cm! <?f 'J4 hours from
his Marl, should Cod himself !> or 400
miles from his staffing point' When we
voc what has been done heretofore, is it
lint a guaranty that almost any thing can
be accomplished hereafter? Fulton was
denounced as a chief ical tnodtcan, yet he
lired to see the 'stormy ware, rirrrcomr,
by his invrntion. Columbus was derided
as a hair-brained adventurer?a bedlamite
??-?r in t,i? Ii(V?.timr. he received
"" lli'l Tlt^ . ..? ,
'chains for rrovrn-a prison for a world*
yet the discovery of this nighty continent
and the impetus it has given tn the arts
and science*. an?l legislation. and iU mighty
effects npon the moral. social and prditical
relations of mankind, hatr been the
consequence ol his 'hair-In ained madue??.'
We live in an age of improvement, 'l'he
mind of man I* almost as boundless as
pace, and the effect of its ; ?ur< rfnl operations
upon the future, cannot be even
imagined. I trn?t. nav, believe, the dav
is not far distant when \ on and I shall see
the smoke of the cars of the Charleston
and Cincinnati Iluil Knad ascending to
H?**en, and the products of the Soutii
t 1 _.l |
and n?i wnirun~ oy rac.i -jiuci m ?aj.o
Mucce&sion. "
OFFICIAL.
ij^-i /wj,, ) Quarter* of li?e Army )
J***' J Adjutant General. Office }
3? W- ) nasi.rnglon. S<Ft. 16, 1S3C >
I. The Ma j?>r (ieneral CornmantliDj in
Chief ha? rrccircil the official account of
the attack ma'Jc on the *21* I of August,
by Major Fierce, of the l*t Regiment of
Artillery, on a large body of Indian? collected
at the sue of old Fort Dranr. in
which, with a force of only lit* men. he
complete!* surprised and routed .-il> mi 3(10
warriors, and .?:J*-<1 and wuundc 1 a con
stderattl? numi^r ol them.
II. The conduct of the officer* and men
engteed in this enterprise, like those who
attacked a superior force at Mteanopy.
under the gallant and much lamented
Lieutenant Colonel Hciimao, i% deserting
of the highest praise.
III. It is with much satisfaction that the
Major (iflieral rrrurs to the conduct, ou
all occasions, of the trooj?? of the regular
a/my, who hate hern srrnug in Florida.
agairst the Seminole*. NHhrretrr
they hate had an opportunity of meeting
wic inr* i ?i * i 41 t u *? ??i mi i nj'iii* "?
palUmrv wt.rilix of tt imhlrr ti*-l?!; and the
Major tirtwrul canrini, Million ! cp ?m
. 111V. Cu'itr'tipl.iti- 111 fc.icnftrr* oil'
goffering whir h llirv havi ?\ pi rirnrrd <r
the arduotn dniirs impo?r<l on ihrm; n!
which 111ry hare home w itii a f..ruuiili
and guhmi^ion to ?li?< iplnir that rrlh-i t
honor on the rharnrtrr of t!?.* Amrrirm
armv. nn(i rntillc* iIiimm t.? i??c -ippr<>ha
tiou atnl r.yuri! of their {joveriitncut 3n<
countr :
|*v oriirr of
ALKXANOKK M \COMH.
Mnjur drnrral ('nmmanthng in ( ftifj
S. (!oon:r, Ad Aiij dm.
.Nr? Ohi.p.a\<?, Sept.J
\lrrim Wn Imir !*tii Carorrri With t!
sight of a letter from ihe interior of Mvuo
III which it ih said ttint a project i* on foot i
invito the nonhorn stat-s r?f tin- Krpuhhc 1
Mexico with the Republic of Texas under 01
lodepcndant Government. The letter
dated Zacatecas, July at
states that a disaffection through the nortbei
provinces of Mexico is great and still mere
sing. an?l speaks of tlie advantages of :
independent ?tnte like tliat of Texas. Tl
state* who apjmar to l>c in favor of an Rili.*in<
wuh Texas, are Tatnaulipas, ?>ari Lu
Zacatcca- a part of J i!:*c?. Nncto f<in
-'oabuila, Durangrt, Sinaiod, Chihuahua,
Sonora, the territory of California, and New
Mexico. Tlu? principle object of all these
itates appear to be thai of forming a new republic
til connection with Texas.
The division of Mexico la not a new design,
and now under the many favorable circumstances,
the empty treasury, tlio distrac
tion reigning through the country, the present
sJtuatiou of Texas, and her inevitable
independence, all tend to increase the probability
of the project of an alliance between
these slates possible. Th?* letter show* evidently
that much good would be the result
of the success of the design. It also confirms
the information which we have given
of the internal situation of Mexico.
New Orleans, Sept. 7.
Kareiv has our city, loo fruitful in
srcncd ol" blood been marked by an occurrence
more appalling and disastrous
than thai which signulistd the night of
the 5th. i
It is painful to go into a brief review of
the causes which led to these deplorable!
transactions, but it is our duty so to do,
upon receiving such information as can be
relied upon. Since the d?a:h of Mr.1
Bru\ by (>i<|ticl, a very considerable excitement
has prevailed in our city against
the latter, and was much augmented upon
Ids hfinfr disehareod from the confinement
..... -"8 O
I bv giving bail.
| (liqucl it is known. wa? first brought
i before Judge Prcvnl, one of the associate
justices, who alter hearing testimony,
and the law baaring upon the subject gave
his decision against the admission of Ciijucl
to bail, who was then committed to
prison to await his trial at the ensuing'
; session of the Criminal Court. This decision
whether jtM or not appeared at
least to he a popular one. which however
is by no means an unerring lest of its
i soundness.
| The decision of Judge Prcral was based
ion the act of iHiT. by which in capital
j offences, and some other enumerated ones,
| the accused was precluded from the bene
j til of bail.
t'pon the failure of bring admitted lo
j hail by Judge Preral, tlic counsel for (?i.quel
obtained a writ of habeas corpus,
I tip^?n which lie was brought before Judge
! Ilermudcz, hr being empowered as a Judge
|of the Probate Court, to issue and dctrri
mine on surh process. After a long exaf
ruination of witnesses, and a patie nt atjtrntion
U? council on l>otJi tides. Judge
Hrrmudrz, on Monday last, derided thai
i the accused had a right to be admitted to
; bail, which was accordingly taken in the
sum of 815.0(10, and (ii<jufl discharged
from confinement.
j It was apparent that public feeling was
still aeain?t the decision, and that some
excitement wa* occasioned bv is. Little
however ?!i-J wo imagine that it would rx;
tend so far a? to produce the lamentable
\ result* of Monday night. On this night
it appear* that some personal friends of
Mr. Hru\. ? ho had hern killed hv (Jiijnrl,
'in company with tercral other individual*.
I feeling rtasporatcd at the release of (?iftjucl,
and the Judge who had hern the author
of is, prorrrded to the rrsidenre of
Judge llermiitlrz, with a ricw to Lynch
him, or to indict somo severe punishment
; 1
U j?[' .1 >1 II |IVl K?ll.
1 They knocked at the door < f hit house,
which, upon being opened bv him, ?omc
individual* demanded if he vrcrc Judge
Bermudcz, and if he were, that lie muii
I come and go along or march with them.
I One of the individuals, Mr. Bailey, we
arc Informed put hi* hands on the Judge,
using some f'?rcc, with a riew to get ' ei
along, in consequence of which. *cjftle
ensued, which resulted in the dentil of
j Mr. Bailcv, he being stabbed with a sword.
A Mr. F.ga n wa- .t the same time engaged
in the attack "n the Judge, and w as killed
by the di>ehar^r of a double birrrlliMj
gun. hv a voting man passing the night in
I it w ' ,,u?r Lit the Judee. Ft>oti the death
jof r?e individual*. the others in front
; immediately left. The?e are in substance
the particular* of this lamentable busincas,
ho far ??( hare heard. That two vottng
men of tine pr?>kpectk, who held a highly
j respectable standing in Society, with c
large circle of relative* and friend* to In
mcnt with bitterness thrir death, shoult
hate lent thrinselrr* in an cril hour It
the?c most unfortunate and illegal inea
|sure*. i? to us a source of unaftcc'.ct
grief ? Ituilruit
The Wa*hingtonian, a penny paper
published in Washington citv, rontaim
! hi advertisement from a Col. I'ainibrou!
i in which he give* notice that lie ha* til*
i r.nrrn! .1 inoilc of t>re*rrring house* fron
tire without treat expense. I?V pailllini
?| thern ujih a composition latel) di*m rcred
i which not only flinders thciil from bciii;
..burned, but also extinguishes the llime*
I llf proposes to rnnkr an experiment, !''
uinr ami plarr for the exhibition of whirl
[ ari* to be nninnl by the Mayor.
I o jln* etbuM, In* say*, t\s n small hon?e
f will In !>?:?!: of mitcni or twenty Irrt h 1 cli
j .arnl ten or twelve *i|ii.arr, painted wit
; this composition, in tho midst of am! n
the (list.nice rf three or four feet frot
ic twenty barrel* filled with cunbustibl
r* I innlrnaU to vvbo li tire will l.r. nui.tin
In which w ill herome * >| violent, that tt wi
of rotiMime in a few minute* tbarrel* ?
ic ashes without in the least injuring th
I* hou*e?. The dooi? and window* nt* on
:<l will he open, end the fire will rape witlii
rtt and without; the other will lie closed, an
a- within it will be placed a cat or dnf, nt
in a cloth coat; one or two pound* of jm
lie powder, or more, if desired, will I
ce throw n on the floor when the barrel* shu
is have been consumed, anil it will be see
f). that the honccs w ill !?o prrfjctlv nninjure
ahd also ail the articled Contained in the
one that is closed* The heat shall be so ;
great as to melt several pieces of lead j
placed on thi roof, and to bend a small
bar of iron, upon which a small plank, in
the shape of a weathercock, will be at-'
fixed.
"This paint can he made of any color.
and of high finish; il i* exceedingly durable,
so thai alter several months it will be
impossible to detach il exrept by ihc aid
of the chisel; becoming petrified, neither
the air, water, nor fire can alter it?the
??*t'i"i- nrrr it mnv he drunk
vv ?i it i iv nit it iimifl - ~
with much benefit l? the health. It will
not be more expensive than the common
paint which is generally uscrl lor houses.,
It has moreover the ndvaatagc, if laid on
in several coalings, of preventing leaks
in the roof."
Three Prizes of $30,000 !
Tucnlv-five Ihoihaiid dollar*
6 of'20,000. 13,000 G oflO.OOO
All tkr above to be drawn in October.
\?. i _
i>4_\ menus cmiiiu ru!ii|ii.uii ??j w.
prizes in this month. and the only diflirullv
will be to deride i:i which of these
! Magnificent Schemes they .shall invest
their money. To assist litem we will first
P'?ir.t out
GRAND CONSOLIDATED,
Class A.
To be drawn at \S iliuingluti. Del. \\ cdncs
> nay. uctoui-r i:?.
Rich nnd Splendid Scheme.
1 StKI.OOO, CO OtH?, 11.310. 2 of 1
3.000, 2 O! 1.1HKI, 3 ?.f 3
of 2.3<?0. 12 ?.f 2.<KKh 13 of
1.300. 73 of |,000, 100
of (>00. Air. *Vc.
Ticke:> only CO dollars.
Certificate of a package of 23 uholc
j tickets in this Macnificcnt Scheme may be
had for 273 dollars?packages of halves
i and quarters in proportion.
Capital
25,000 DOL8.
VIRGINIA STATU
LOTTED V,
CLASS NO. H
For t!ic benefit of the Town of Wells
burjj. To lie dratvn nt Alexandria. Va.
Salurdnv, Oct. 1 ISJO
SCHEME
j *'25.000, 8,000. 5.000, H).'2..T.M; JO of
I -.000, 10 Of 1.505). 10 ? f 1.000. 'do of
500. -A c. \ r.
! Tickets 10 <!<>ljr.rs ? Share . in proportion.
| Certificate of a packajjr of *dM whole
! Tickets wiil cost unit Mlt) dollars. ila!iri
i itnl .Iinrlnr. i r, fir .t n>i rl 111 n l)i-'n\ Mot 1l>
- r- i ? i
send your order." to Fortune's Home.
Tnenlv prixefiolMOO dollar*.
VIRGINIA STATU
! LOTTERY
Class 11.
For the benefit o! the Petersburg Benevolent
Mechanic Association. To be drawn
at Alexandria, Ya. Haturdi), October K
Capital*
rvj.ooo io.tvo r?.ix>o. 3.3 i? 12 2 of 2,r?oo
10 A VTOO oi RUO. See.
Tickets 10 dollars.
1 4 ?. .{ _ ?t ?c u
I .1 It'll IIHIU tU .? I'JI >.| I1IIUII
Tickets vrill be sent lor 130 <!. I!.tr ?.?
Halve*, Quarters and II*4l1il.it in proportion.
Orders for tingle* ticket* or packages
must be addressed to
J. Kylvrntrr,
130 Uro.ulunv, N. V.
30 prize* of I.OOO dollar*
Virginia State Lottery,
CLASS NO 8.
For lite benefit of the Mechanical Re
' ncrolrnt Society ol .Norfolk. To be drawn
i j at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Oct. '~2.
! Capitals
l; .10,000 10,000, 0,000. :i.i 10. :i,ooo, *..\r>oo,
(l 3.000,50 of I .(MM).
Ticket!* 10 dollar*.
1 A certificate ol a package of 2T> whole
tickets will be acnt for Kill dollar*. Pack*
ages of Share* in proportion.
.' TlirUrfat II If rami
B3SS--3,
NEAHI.Y AS M \N V rillZES AS
lll.A.NKS.
: VIRGINIA ST./TIC
ii I.OTTRY NO 7
For thrbenrbtof the town of Wheeling,
f To he drawn at Alexandria. \ a. Saturday
? October VJO. I **S0.
Si ll KM i:.
30.000. 15.000. o.ooo. 5.000. -i.ihmi 10 of
I 1000. 15 of 000. 20of 500. 20 of 100. 30
hi of 300 At
it i Tif koth 10 dollar*.
? A r?*riifir.itc of n parkajm of 25 wltolr
' ticket* trill h?* sent lor 130 dollar*?parkI.
?c?'h of nharrtt in proportion.
II S: J. SYIAK.STKK, 130 Broad wnv N V
O - - - ?
r I'll lion Jorkcy I 'luli Rarr*
i?* Tim Fulton Jockey I'luli Rare* *vil
" I Htir?dav tlm thirteenth o
I? I " (Mil It* III ?' MM * -
n! Ortol?i?r nrxt. Hl>t ?I a y * ?* rn< p |\ro inil<
"I lip.Hs. srroml and 11?ir?l tin\ * rarr 0111
ii mile lira!*. A swecpftlalic on the lirsi urn
o , soruiuj dm * xftT the main rare, lor a.vldli
II liorsrs lite dollar* rntrnnrr.
ii.' J. J. KM II \IU)SnN. Frr v.
ill I*'0ptciplrr I**?111?<1
PA 03X0 IT A 313 "i
MILLINERY
AND
W< AJCT T, V A at A 3 ,
The subscribers ropcrtlullv anonticcs
to their friends in Cauulcn. and the public
?renerallv. that thev have commenced the
r* ~ #
above business under ihe brio nl" Mrs. Daniels
& Miss Law, one door above Mr. J.
Duniap's store, where they will be happy
to execute all orders in their profession
with neatness and despatcli.
They have Just received from ,Vew
York an excellent assortment of
mm W a t tJ ij
of the latest ami most fashionable stvlc,
with all other articles in their line, which
will he sold on the most r< n*on?hlc terms.
The Ladies of Camden ami the adjacent
country are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves
MILS. DAN ILLS & MISS LAW.
The subscribers will also keep on hand
* - i _.i: ... v -I.
an excellent assortment e? buuu-.i rmnu
kid, Morocco and I'runcilc bLII'i'KRSi.
1). & L
August 'iO- ? tr
('amdtn Orphan Society's
Acadeulv.
AN Assistant is wanted for tins institution
to teach Penmanship. Arithmetic and the
other ordinary branches of an Kn^li-h education.
Undoubted testimonials ttiilbc
reijuired, both for Literary and Moral quaiilicatioiis.
Applicants, staling their terms
and naming their reference* f?r character,
will applv (all pontage paid) to
MUSK* HOLBKOOK. M. I).
Principal. (' o. s a.
Jniv 1U--2.V. tf
Medical College <>f tlio Stale of
South (atolina.
T!.j? Miiiinl /-..nf (> <-1 ii r f < 1 tl tills
Institution, will ho resumed on the second
Monday in November, in the following
branches:
Anatomy?Itv J. Edwards Iltdbrook,
M. D.
?9?r^rry?By John Wujjner, M I).
Obstetrics?Uv Thomas (?. iTiolcau,
M. I).
Practice *f Jlcdicinc? By S. Henry
Dickson, M. D.
| Physiology?By James Moultrie, Jut:.
:M. i)
I Materia Malic a ?By Ilenrv R. Frost,
M. n.
Chnnic'rv,?C. I*. Shepard.
Pen >n.nrotor of Anatomy?F. Wurdci
man- M. 1>.
HENRY K. FROST, Dean.
* ??il .'HI
FOli
V first rati- I'nlrooil, v*|;n |? tvrli .T?"Miiaiutt'tl
with tin* ri-if, and a ?jnod
Deck jJleafr
Onl) run one scaxjii.
ALSO,
! A New Iload WAfaOA sad four good
llOKMvS,
vr? !! lirrtV-r and accustomed lo hauling about
. low it, ami i! wauled I will h:re a good Drito
anv |>?*r?on purchasing the same.
( A bsrgtin ?tll be given, il application be
, made soon, and terms lil?cra!. If not sold
by the first of Oatobcr neti, will be wold to
the highest bidder, on thai dav.
i JOsKPll Ci. C LARK.
Septeml?er 3--.*W tf
NOT!CK~
Till"'firm heretofore rxis'.injj under the
fir.n oil VKITMKH A. HuNM'.V.in
consequence iif i! ? death ?>I the lormrr.
\va? v?-?| on the I<t<!.r. < l M.?\
All demand* due bv. and to tin concern
irill be attended by the subscriber who
having purchased the entire iniert ?t of the
I concern, will continue thr bu*in? -;s on his
< own account. The stock on baud will be
i disponed of al reduce d p*ires through the
summer months for casi . or to those who
arc puurlual in their pv > "enls. Country
' merchants will find it lor their interest to
call (an his object is cash) and examine
his slock, as hi is deli rmined to put goods
to them at a shade ai o?e cost.
K. W. HONNKY.
Managers ol Klecliuii
For kn>linn Dintritl,
AT CAMDK.N.
' Hrtijamin (iass, Jaiui s M'kaitt. 1i
Ilonne\.
ftv >li| f
A I I I Iv I*. ; rt iu i i.i/.
I Kr<!. Howrn, Samuel J"*, inylur, Jolin
Motlv.
at- Msi:\n -s.
| Dnnirl n<'thn:ir. S.tijiI. Minrlir-cn. A1
, cxamlcr M'Caski!!.
VT silkci k S MILL
| nfi)jhinin M'l'ai, IJuhori i urnrr, Jo*.
I.orkhart.
j AT W.\ON\S ()I.!) IM.ACK.
T\ rc M il all \. Lt\i I'alc, (iillim Sowi
el.
AT (iOOOWIVS STORK.
Thomas Sm\rl, William Prakrlon!.
Jesse Kilgorr.
AT MIIKKT \| III LI..
James II. Currton, l,n' Ihxoii. IJolaml
Corucliu*.
AT !-T.\T KOCK.
? ... i. .1 Un.i v...i J. i lii i 1 !( to lie j. Da
I \ I 1 ?\ I I , V. . . ?
I M>] Milirr.
I' Tin* cWtinn tn take |?!aro on 1 lir srrond
; j Monday and Tuesday in Ortohcr. lor a
?'Member to ('ongrr?s a Senator and three
II Representatives. aNo lor Sin rili and OrI'idinarv.
Tim Manngrrs to tu *? I on Wed1
nr-dav in I'amden In i mint the Vote*
and declare the ?leciion.
September llh *>13:"'I
i ??
Head Quarters,
CAMDEN, Sept. 16, 1630.
In pursuance of (ieneral Orders from
the Commander-in-Chief, Col. Joliu Che>,mit's
Regiment of Infantry and Col W. J.
Reynolds'Regiment of Infantry are ordered
to parade for drill, inspection and
review, on Wednesday the 12th day of
Ociobrr next, at the Bradford Springs itt
Sumter District, instead of the 11th day
ol October as heretofore ordered, the line
in tic rrmly lor review at o' clock M.
'1 he commissioned and r.on com missioned
officers ot both Regiments arc ordered to
parade for did! on Tuesday the eleventh
J i.'av of October next. al" the Bradford
Springs in Sumter District, at ten o'clock
A. M. T'iv rcspcctivs Regiments
niB extend tliesc orders.
The Staff officers of the Brigade trii I
attend the Reviews in the Brigade ordeicti
I,.- 11> > fnimnandcr-irrChief.
By order ol Brig. (Jen.
5- W. CANTEY.
J M Dr.?AL*3$rKK. Brigade Major
Regimental Order. )
Camden. Sept. 10 S
In pursuance ol* .in order from the Com
n?:indcr-in-(*fii< f, i!ic 2*?M Regiment S C
Militia will parade at the Brndj'ori! Springs
lor review, inspection ond drill, on y?eti?
nestlay, l*d:h October next, brined and
equipped. according to law. The line
will he formed at 10 o'clock A. M
Commissioned and non-commissioned
oflicrrs will assemble the day* J?r viou*,
on Tuesday. 11 lit October, at the Bradford
Springs, at 10 o'clock, for drill By order
of the Co!.
J I) MURK AY. Ad *j itKd Reg. S C M
S* pi. !? -HI?if
NOTICE-;
All persons hat in:? any tifiiiands against
the Kstate of Ilnbcrt < 'unuin^ham. dccM.
arc reoucMed t-> present their accounts
properly attested \\ ithin the time prescribed
by late.?Also those indebted to the
K*tatc will be required to make immediate
pavmcnt or Mich arrnnpenients as will be
satisfactory, bv t!?c lirst day of January
IK Al.
JOHN. S (T.NNJNGHAM.
Kx'r of KOKKKT (USNINUIIAM.
Sr;?lrrnl?rr 17? U?r
I" FOIi ALE.
8.000 PAIR OF
Nr^rnESS&^Slioes,
^ \r "Mniiti
far * tsr?*?! t \? ir. of t lie bcsl matrritls
an t ! v (ai'I.ful workmen, which
tvjl! ! n . ? w .>* any ?>t" ihr Kind ant!
quality in :: arkct. Also Lrathcr for main.
in ihr war, ? n the most rrasonatilc
tern;-. <"u?h paid l'?r jjrcm or ?!rv bides,
and J?*ati:iT ?P<i sinu s jjiren in rxriianjc.
Planters ire respectfully requested to rnll
and examine. \pply ?>ite door w Le?
vv and Iltiglj^on't ^tnr?-. to the subscribers.
JOHNSON & A L* ST IN.
: September 17-34-h
" " ? Ml t
IN. It. Ar.v ({iiantity ot shoes win oc
made to order on the shortest notice.
COMM LTTE1)
To tlie Jail of Kershaw District, on the
Htli Sept. a negro man who says his mme
i? ANDIIKW, ami that he belongs to the
Ksi? e of KoLmti Dow. in Sumter District
; Andrew is an African, between 50 and 60
year* of age, olect -1 inches high. The
owner is requested income forward, prove
property, pay charges and take hint away,
' or he will b? dealt with according to law.
J AMDS YICKEUS, Jailor.
Srj?trn.her IT?15 l--tf
Spoilin? Intelligence.
A Swrrpslakc open for three t ears old
rolta and fillies, to he run for on the day
preceding the regular races over the Cam
ilcn course, ir.iJc hrals; entrance HIIIU, lorleit
^>0, three or more to make a race:
r|n?.rs ViOih of October next. Persons
\ri??111n2 to make entries can do so by forwarding
their names, color, sex, sire and
<lam of lite cntrv to the subscriber at
Camden, at any time hefore the VJOth Oct.
next.
JFSSI-: S. NETTLES, See'v.
Jnlv 10?tf
(T/^Tlto Editor of the Courier, Augusta
(in. will gne the ahotr a place in his paper.
until the -ibh t)ciohtr next, and foru-nrii
'tis nri'i.unt In the subscriber.
Sheriffs Election.
%^rIIEKF. AS, .1? 1?n NY est, Esq. the
* * present Sheriff, has Irnderrd his
resignation to His Excellency the (?ovcrm>r.
to take effect, ns s.mn as a successor
i? ?;uahlin! to ? nt? r upon lite duties of his
office:
Notice is hereby given
Totlie Managers < t election, tor Kersltaar
,v* - - - I I . . il.? refuel tilartiii)
UI Sine I, lO ??!) Il | I >M* .11 I lit ?f ? ? I ? 1'inn-.
j of election withisi <:?nl lli*tnct, on Moili.'n
nml Ti.tmIii. tin* tilth ami 11 th days
nf October next, lor the election of a Shenil
to hiu'j'lv ihr vacancy occasioned by
the resignation o| the present incumbent
.IOIIN J. BLAIR, Clerk.
S< ptembcr III??tf
notice!
i IN order to <0(110 the affairs offARPEN.
TKR & BONN BY. it 1 1 cense* necessary
I it...1 ?ll 1. .1 *vr liufnrii lhr?
wi<ii <111 tirum uiri iiii in 'MI ...w
'! 1st of Jnntinrv l.->-: sic i ! ' It < lnscd fortli j
willi. Tliovp inn r? i: is presumed.
; will come ft.m ii I lurther notice
: i ami rotiij'l\ w it!i tlie nluu request.
i: W. ltONNEA
June I 1" tf