SlSSi 2. "" CAMDEN, SOUTH (J AKOLIXA, FEBRUARY 28, 1851. ' NUMBER 17.
the ca?hen;,joiiMal j,
' ri'KLlSlIKU BY
WARREN' & PRICE. ;[
TflE SKMI-WJOEKLY JOURNAL ~ ^
T* pnbli hr?f? at.TS.r.v I)? !!nrx and Fifty Cent*. if |*iid in >
advance, or F?>nr P-dlars if jiayment is delayed for three '
months. I ]
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL ,
Is published nt Two Dollars if paid in tdvnnce. or Two (
Dollar* utal I ifiv < *<-i !-. if i.nnneiit i* d^lavwl for Six
months. am! Three Doil.itx. if not jwi'l un'il the end of the 5
year. ]
ADVKIJTIs; A'K N'I'S will !se inserted nt the following (
rates: |'i row- -no r - t! I or le-ri ill the semi-wveklv.
one dollar for tie- lit.-;. a;.<i twcjity-lhe cents for each 1
subsequent its- tioji. |
In the we * 1 . - i .jive i i'ii'- per square 1>r the lir*t.
Jim! thirty j ; , I a hall eon * for each subsequent in* '
jmtI'oii Simile ite- rtiuii? one dollar per square. !
'Jin- noinner of itiM-rtioiiR desired, and the edition to ,
lie published in. met he noted on the margin nf all advertisement*.
or tliev will h- inserted setni-weeklv until or- 1
" ' 1 -J i:.lt,.
deivsf to tie <!isrniiiinn<"i. an" rnnryi-n ni-i-wmin>;?..
Kemi-moniUlv, luuuilily anil quarterly advertisements
charged the ?atri'- k for a in^rtion.
fcy-All commufiioationr by mail nut*! lie post-paid oj
secure aucutivn.
The following gentlemen are A cuts for ihe'Jounml:
IVjf. C. ('\tiTOS. CIiMieml AS"lll.
Col. T. W. Hitey, .Taeksonliam. TAiirasler DiM.
S. II. Horsed . iv q., I.ancast' rville, S. C.
(!. C. McCiis'mm ex. Carthago. N. C.
W. C. Moork. Keq.. Camden. S. C.
Anil I'dMiHitilcru ar? requested t?aeta?< our Agent*.
DOLCE DOMUMThe
following beautiful lines, which breathe the
fire oft rue poetry, were written by a young student
of Eton School, England, who having been
confined to the College during the vacation lor '
some fault he had committed, pitted away, and ,
died of sorrow at not living permitted to enjoy the ,
hollidays with his friends at his bclove 1 home, it
is customary at Eton College for the whole establishmcnt
to assemble on the top of St. Catherine's
Hill the day before the summ -r vacation, when i
these lines, composed !>y the unfortunate you'll,
are sung by lite choristers of the chapel, accompa- ,
nied by a band of music, and the whole company
join in the chorus.
Sing a sweet melodious measute,
Waft enchanting lays around;
JUtihr, a theme replete with pleasure,
Home, a great Ail theme resound !
CHORUS.
Home! .sweet home! an ample treasure!
Home 1 with every blessing crowifd !
Home! perpetual source of pleasure!
ilome ! a noble strain resound !
ho ! the joyful hour advances,
Happy season of delight!
Festal songs, and f-sta! dances,
All our tedious toils r> quite j
Home, sweet home, &c.
L^ave, my wearied mu.-e, thy learning;
Leave thy task .so hard to bear;
Leave thy labor, c ase returning;
Leave, my bosom, v >: my care.
llomc, sweet home, Sic.
See the year, the meadows smiling !
I^et us then a smile display:
Rural sports our pain beguiling,
Rural pastimes iali away.
Home, sweet home, Sic.
^ Now the swallow seeks her dwellii 'o?
And 110 longer loxe* to roam ;
Her example thus impelling,
Let us seek our native home.
llotiie, sweet home, &,c.
. Let aur men and steeds assemble,
Panting for the wide campaign:
Let the ground beneath us tremble,
While we scour along the plain.
Home, sweet home, Sic.
Oh! what raptures ! oh! what blisses,
When we gain the lovely gate !
Mother's arms and sisters' kisses,
There our West arrival wait.
Home, sweet home, &c.
Greet our household {rods with singing;
l^end, O Lucifer, thy ray;
- . fi'by should light so slowly springing,
All our promised joys delay ?
Home, sweet home, &c.
CRAFT AND CRIME IN IRELAND.
The following singular statement was made j
to the narrator when in Ireland, not long since, j
)>y one upon whose authority he can place the !
utmost reliance. He does not pretend to ac- ,
count for it. The circumstances are however,
so far as related, strictly trite.
Some three or four years ago, the reader may j
recollect seeing in the papers an account of the j
assassi nation in noonday of a Mr. C , aj
magistrate of Clare, and a man of large fortune, j
It wns in summer that Mr. (.'. was returning on j
the outside jaunting-car from the sessions, at a ;
place called Tulla, and was within about two j
miles ot the town ot Ennis, when a man raised j.
himself over the wall of a gentleman's detnense, ' <
and fired with a double barrelled gun on Mr. ! i
C. as he drove by, wounding him in the arm. j |
, Mr. C. turned round, recognised the man, who, i <
to make sure, levelled the gun again, and fired :
"at him a second time, mortally wounding him ;
in the body. The driver ptdled the horse up,! i
and Mr. C. alighting, wpnt into the house and ' \
informed the owner that he was shot, and that t
a man named Molony, a tenant of his. (Mr. i
C's.) had shot him. The police and magis- i
trates, with sureeon-. were soon on the spot. ! r
The medical men proi..:iaced t!te case hopeless. | s
Mr. C. knew it was . > and met his fate with i
singular fortitude. r- > quickly, however, did | I
the atlthoi ities act. tl, i in n few hours after the , i
event, and before Mr. t . died, the police enter- ! r
ed the parlor, on the sofa of which he was lying,; *
having in their custody the alleged assassin.? h
The wounded gentleman raised himself by an j s
effort, and deliln rah i\ and distinctlvldentified o
hiui. {li
"That is i lu? man/' said he. "It was you,
iolony, who shot mo.
"(Ind forgive you, Mr. C.," said the man firm- ,
y. "This is not the first time you have tried
o injure me. It was not I who shot you."
"On the word and faith of a dying man, it
.vas." emphatically repeated Mr. (J.
11 is depositions were tiierefore taken, and
tloloay was committed for trial. The clear- ;
less of the identification seemed to require
in corroboration, hat there were circuiu- !
stances that further confirmed it. Molony beieved
himself hardlv treated by .Mr. C. in some
natter o! land, and had been heard to threaten !
rong* ance. lie was known to he a resolute i
fellow, of little truth, and Mr. C. was not re- ;
inarkable for much indulgence. The case then
seemed clear, and when it wa? tried at the as
sizes, the evidence for the prosecution and tiie I
- t !
declaration of tin* dying man appeared to mane :
a conviction inevitable; when the prisoner's j
counsel called witnesses to prove an alibi. Of j
all tire most hacknied modes of evading justice j
employed lrv trie irish criminal ftie alibi is the j
most frequently resorted to, tlie parlies called !
to prove it being usually their own friends. In )
tiiis instance, however, the court was startled |
by hearing the names of two of the most respectable
magistrates of the county called.
Mr. M ascended the table and took his 1
sent on the chair, winch, io the liish courts, is i
usually placed for the witnesses io this conspicuous
place.
" Mr. M ," asked the prisoner's counsel, j
"do you know the prisoner at the bar t" i
" 1 es?well."
"Do you recollect seeing him on the first day
of the sessions of This was the day on j
which .Mr. t'. was shot.
"Yes ; he came to me at T , [T was
eight miles from the place where tlie assassiua,in/.npp,i,|
i M,?i ?iU)ict' to me."
*At what time was that f
"At hnlf>past one." [This was as nearly as
possible the hour when the fatal shots were
tired.]
"How do you know it was that hour V*
"He asked me what o'clock it was. i told
him. lie appeared to forget, returned in about
a minute, touched his hat, and asked me again,
and 1 again look out my watch and told linn."
"Do you know the prisoner's brother ("
"Ves> ?
"You could not have mistaken his brother
for him
".No. 1 am quite clear on that point. 1
could not be mistaken, for 1 spoke to llie prit_.tti.tr
filwiii* f!iit I'.iir."
i'iic counsel for tiie crown asked some questions,
Ixit the uitnesse's certaiatv oil the point
could not Ik* shaken. .Mr. d was a eieariieaded,
clever man; a magistrate of high res|>ectabilitv,
and could not liave any object in
sheltering tne prisoner.
Mr. is., aiiotiier magistrate, was next called,
llis account was neatly the same as that of his
brother magistrate. A lew minutes, it tnu-t
have been, aiter tiie prisoner accosted Mr. M.,
lie sjtuke to him, (.Mr. I?.J and asked him what
o'clock it was, repeating the question, and making
some observations on the fair.
The result was, the alibi was completely
proved, and in tiie face of tiie solemn dying declaration
of Mr. (,' ,the prisoner was acquitted.
He left the dock lor free loin, when
every one believed he would only have left it
lor the gallows.
Soon alter .Molonvs brother K ft. the couti
try, but Molnny liiniscli'ieiiiaiiied. The mystery,
however, so far as men's minds were concerned,
was soon unravelled, though the circumstances
iijioii which tiie solution was founded
wore not suiiieiently strong to constitute evidence,
The prisoner did not lire the shot, and
was at the fair of T when the assassina
lion took place.
There little or no reason to doubt that Ingot
his brother to commit the deed, as lie knew
from circumstances that he himself would be
suspected. 11 is In other resembled him, and to
make die resemblance the greater, they changed
clothes, the ussas:-i:i wearing the ordinary garments
of the oilier, those with the appearance
of which Mr. must have been somewhat familiar.
In the meantime, while he took these
pains to deceive Mr. C , or whomsoever
might be wifTi Mr. (' , as to the identity of
the assassin, Mnlony secured his own safety by !
a very marked alibi taking care that his witness- j
es should lie of that class and . character who
could not be suspected of collusion. In fact,
anactat once more subtle and sanguinary could
not be committed. It was devised with the
most deadly hate and circumstantial coolness.
The authorities were morally convinced of this
beinir the case, vet tliev could not. with thedv
o ~ ' * - ' V
ing declaration of the murdered man as to the
identity of dhe prisoner, who uas acquitted,
take nnv em-dual steps to vindicate justice.
lint Heaven's justice vindicated itself in an
awful way. The actual assassin quitted the
country, hut his instigator and brother remained,
blood-marked, however, in the belief of most
people. He, however, appeared to be in no
ivav oppressed with secret consciousness of his
guilt. He went about bis business as usual;
iinl so matters went on until the fair of T
rai.iC round once more?the anniversary of that
vhen Mr. C was shot. Molony attended
his as others, but did not return to bis bouse i
mtil the night was very far advanced, and then
n such nn awful state that his family were tor"ilied
at his appearance. His face was livid and
iwollen, and lie seemed in a raging fever. In
mswer to their first questions lie declared, with
lideotis Iriglit in every feature, that he had been \
net by Mr. (' , (the murdered man,) when
eturniug home, drawn tir.tbe spot l?y the road \
vhere tuc trees were thickest, aud there beaten \
iy the angry spirit until he was all but inscnible.
He ww placed in his bed in a high stale
f fever, his body swelled, and ho continued de "
rious, raving about Mr. C s ghost, until death
freed liim from further suffering.
Coo! men attributed flit* phenomenon to fever
acting on a guilty mind, and possibly that
lie might have been beaten while in liijuor by j
some one on his way home, and that hi ? own t
fears alone invested the assailant with the form 1
of the man whose death he had compassed.?
I suppose these conjectures are correct?at <
least they are reasonable. Others shook their
heads, however, and said Heaven had a way,
when human laws failed, of vindicating eternal
justice. The matter, however, was never investigated.
I have my narrative lVortKa party
in the neighborhood, who knew the facts to be j
as I have stated, and he related them to me.? j
liri&lfll Times.
PAUL t. raasr
FACTOR,
And General Commission merchant,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CIIARI.FSTON, M. C
l iberal advances inane on ('. iiiMgnmciui- ? > induce,
and prompt all en; ion given to 1 lie forward,
ingot Goods, at I be lowest rates
A ng. *20. ftS
HOITAT & JKOOBE.
AUCTION EE its w GENERAL AG l'.NTS, '
(JAlli-en, S.
Jan. ft. 2_
Ji. W. i HAM HERS,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchant,
A NO
Buyer of Cotton and other Country Produce, j
I CA.tluKN, S. f.
C. MATllESON,"
RANK AtiENT.
Ax his or,11 stand oimtsitk Davis's Hotkl
VV IJLJLIAM C\ 3100irE,
it A NK AG K N T,
* ' " ' ? ' ?A Tffarphant I
, Ana itsueiviug <mu w ui waiuui^ wvtwuuu*
C A M DEN, S. C.
Rf.ffkencks?W. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M
' DeSaussure, T. J. Warren, Esq.
j ^?"True Southron insert 3 months.
: J B.~KEKSliAW,
Attorney at Lav/ and Solicitor in Equity,1
CA M DEN, S. C.
i Will attend the ourts of Kershaw, Sumter,
j Fairfield. Darlington ami Lancaster Districts.
To Rent.
1 rT"MIAT brick duel.mo and store, next to the ;
t A ' Mansion House, ' now occupied l?y '1'. Hon- J
j ueiJ. A poly to J Ji KERfcHAW, Ex'or. j
Dec 2\ 1U1 l?
Bounty Land.
| rjPliE subsenner wiil j rosucute claims for Land !
! A or Pensions, on reasonable terms. Soldiers j
j aiiu olluurs, iti tic .Mexican war, in me ?rdr %u |
! lolU, lite Florida war, ami other Italian waif, are |
i entitled 10 Bounty Land. J. B IvKKiiliAVV.
iHtr, *J1, ll 1U1 All'y atLaw. :
Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power.
Hubscrilier* lui\e received inn* ?i|' tin* ulmve ma- |
X chine* front I in* muiiuSiicitirv of t ?>. Vail >V * <>.. In !
! w leli Ilit-y would trail the iilleiiliou of those who waul j
, jMiWi-r- I'll- liiinimi;. Mining or Grinding. Orders l?r any j
I kind of .MM.I. ilMNS or ( \s'J'i.\t,.S will he promptly I
. attended i? .MclJinV. 1.1.?V. L OOi'Kit. j
iky A lew .Mill t runk.- mi iiiiim,
j Net. "?M. I.sj.i. i*i if
MANSlW HOUSE. 1
CA3il)H.S, JS. C.
Jo - I
r|MH\ tinder igtted beg* Inne in return hi* gral'dul :
' X thank* to hi- friend*, and the travelling 1'iihlir. for j
j tin- liberal Nli|i|Kirt wliieli In* lias received siliee lie line lieen j
' opened. (lour month*! and line entered upon hi* dude* lor j
I IH5I. w ith renewed energy to endeavor to please all thai
' may call upon him. ImIi rich and |*mr. Hi* IItmeu will
J lie iinind niii' n| the 'lael de*im>)le, *ilunti'd. mid IteM lar- j
i,i*iu"i IJoiid* i:i fain leu- Mi* forvuol* al*" will lie '
fniiinl re-iei'lfnl an-l attentive. ami tIn- lalile will be suje
j plied Willi (lit* l>e?S ill- iiiirk"! atiord*.
Hi* Sialiir.* and l 'art'tag l!mi*es are rmauy and always '
; fullysupplied with Proven ler. and tin evperieiiret! Hustler.
' Aii Omnibus rail* at this House every morning lor pas- J
J nengersforthel%11ilro.nl. Gjiemeu culiaud test iiiynmito.
A* yon litul me,
t-o rei oiiiinead me.
K. II. ROBINSON".
I'toprielor.
Oimdeii. February Tib, 1851. 11 if j
j Temperance Hotel.
THE undersigned wnuid ft-spcctliiiiy inform his j
friends and the fravelling public in genera!, j
I that lie lias again rented the above lintel lor a j
short time and would respectfully solicit a portion J
ot' the patronage so liberally bestowed upon him ' i
heretelbre, as no pains will la; spared to make the j
traveller comfortable and at h< me.
'J'he iVtages, and Omnibuses will call regularly
at the House for passenger.-, going In Railroad.
Also, Horses, and Buggies, van be had from him
on reasonable terms, logo in the country.
.1. II. F. BOONE. ,
Feb. 11, 12 tf
4 LI< persons having demands against tlio Estate '
i\ ol William Haiti, am hereby notified to prosent
thein, duly attested, on or before the first day
of February next i
F()LU.MB.rS H.MLE,) , ,
THOS E 11A11 >10, { A,l,rp- i
Dec.. 13, 1850. 101
tarpetingii nnd ISugs at Cod!
\few pieces Carpeting*, at positively cost.
Bv II. iiEVV &. fcJUiV, )
7 y_
Iron and Hoes, &c,
TUST RECEIVED a fu'l assortment of wide j
Pf and narrow IKON?also, a full supply of n
HOES. Elwoli's & tirade's make. Spades, Sho- p
vels, blacksmiths' Tools, tt-c., fur sale hy
A. M. tf- It. KENNEDY.
Camden, Jan. 21,13oI. G 8t
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster. frll
E Croat Remedy for RhonmntN'tn. Cunt. Tain in
the sjiie. Hip, Rack. Limb*. ami Joint*, Scrofula, '*
King'* Evil. While -Swelling*. Ilanl Tumor*, Stiir Joint*. Gl
iri-l all Fixed Pains whatever
.VIIKRE THIS PLASTER IS APPLIED, PAIN
CANNOT EXIST.
Tin- above with most of tin* va'ttahlp Patent Medicines -g
if the present iluv kept constantly on liatnl by !
v., J. DRIIAV
Feb. 1, 1H.11 10 . j
. tf" i1
THE SOUTHERN STORE. ;
41,L who wish Bargains, are invted to call at
K. S. MOFFAT'S uew Southern Stort*, *
liird house above the l ank of Camden, where 1
hey will find a complete assortment of *
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, .
insisting in part, as follows:
Fancy and mourning Prints
7-tJ and 4-4 brown Shining?
Blue Denims and Marlborough Stripes ]
Sallinolls and Kentucky Jeans i
Cloths and fancy Cassitneres
Negro Ke seys; Bed and Negro Blankets
i\lous. Dis allies, Ginghams, c^c.
Wrocerieji.
Brown, Loaf, crashed and clarified Sugar
Jt.o and Java Coffees
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Mackarel, N'os. 'J audB in barrels
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon and .Salt
Raisins, Pepper, Spice
Tobacco, N'egars. &c. ?tc.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia arid iron Spoons
'I1 1 I I ~
j race dim 11 <111*'i \yiiaui?
Axes', Hammers and 11 aLchels
Vpades, iihovjlb and llocs
iland, mill and crosscut srws
Vices, anvils arid blacksmith's bellows
Nails, brads, tacks and sp igs
Knob, pad closet and stock locks
Iron squares, compasses and plane irons
Brushes, blacking, cotton and wool cards
Broadaxcs and steelyards; pots and skillets
Uioad and narrow iron &lc.
Keady JIade Clothing
ol every description.
Saddles, Bridles and Martingales
(Jrockery and (ilassvvare
Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Kentucky Rope and Twine i
Together with every other article usually lound i
ina well selei led stock of Dry Goods, Groceries
and llardsvare. All ol which will be sold exceedingly
low lor rash.
^rfc^'i'lie highest market prices paid for cotton
ami other country produce.
Dec. 24, K. S, A/v FFAT.
Family Groceries.
SUGAR.?Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Clari ed
light and brown ligbt N. Orleans and Mus.
covai'o.
COFFJEIL?Old Government Java, Rio, Laguira,
Chocolate, Bruma, Cocoa.
TEA.?Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson, Silverleaf
Young Hyson, Grange Pehue and Golden
(.'hap.
FL/UK..?Baltimore in Bbls., Extra Family
Flour in Bags from selected Wheat. Buckwheat,
*
III I'll.?Whole, Maccaroni. Farina, Curriu
Powder.
fiOAP.?Chemical, Olive, Chinese Washing
Fluid, Castile, Collates, Fancy.
HA.7IS.?Baltimore Su^ar cured. Dried Beef,
Pickied Beef, Mackerel, No. 1. in Kitts
Salmon do.. Halibut, Fresh Salmon, Lob
( tors, Sardines in whoie, bull and quarter
boxes. Herring, Putted Yarmouth do.
PICKLE.*,? From Grouse &. Blackwell, Un
derwood and Lewis.
RCTC'EH'I**.?Worcestershire, 1 Iarvey, John
Bull 'l'nina'or, Walnut, .Mushroom, Kmg |
of Guile's, Sulio, Pepper ami Paoli Vinger,
W. Wine do, Cider do-, English and French
.Mustard, S(>ani>h Olives, Capers, Anciiavies
Essences tor flavoring.
PKE^SJiil VMS*.?Peaches, Apricots, Prunes
in ll.cir own Juice. Pineapple, Limes,
Prunes. West Indies do., Struwtie. ry Jam,
Figs, iiiisius. Prunes.
CAI?I>2jE*?.?New Bedford Sperm, Solar do.
Adamantine, Wax, colored do.
11 'ceived and lor sale by
SHAW & AUSTIN, j
TPiXEIJtlSH POTATOES?A few Md? just received t
JO by 8HAW .V Ai:.SI'J.N. )
TUase Olives stutfrd with Anchovies. Received J
and for sale by SIIAW &. AUSTIN.
Iliase Green Peas, (French.) Received and for
wile by N//.1 II' if- A I'STIX.
Il'ase Fate de Foie Gras Strusbourg. Received
and for sale bv
Jai?30. ' SIIAW & AUSTIN.
aAViNti disposed of my^Sfir# stock of Groceries
to .Mr. James I.Vijtffcue. formerly
of I he firm of Fan I F. VillepigtfB^ ?S.m, 1 beg,
resjoctlaliy, to solicit for him, the generous patronise
of my former customers.
Those indebted t-> mc "it Iter hy note or open account,
arc earne-iiy requested local! mi me at the
aid stand and settle, which will enable ine to meet
mw own engagements. S. IJKNSON.
I CASH Fruits in their own juice, assorted, received
and for sale by SHAW &. AUSTIN'.
BRASS Fenders, pierced Iron do.; folding iN'ur i
scry do.; Fire Dogs an l Fire Irons, of every | i
Jt'scrr I?on. Mrlinil Al,l,& COOPBR.
- /W \i\ LI{N. li.uox ISA11S, prime,
.">() hills extra Family Flour
an li?xeri Adamantine Candles For sale by
Jan.81. JOHN W. BRADLEY
ITWtHNf'M. ' rrniau uiul English Plain ("ashmen's. for
l.alies Dresses. AIm?Wlvo! awl other Trimiiiins,'*,
ipeiitfd this day, "t BONNEV 'b
Clothing at Cost!
Vl.ot ready made Coats Pants, Vests, OverCoats,
and Merino Shirts and Pants, Linen '
S'lnrts -iinl Collars. By II. LEVY ?&. SON.
Jan, 'JI. 7 If
Notice.
VLL persons i avinsj demands against the Ks- ^
tatn ol J. C. l>ohy, dec'il will present them
roperiy auesieu, ami imise mocorna win mane i
avmont to l')UNLAP, Adm'r. :
Jin. HO. 9 tf u
wmsiis:v, rF.iiTv\d hkandy.
'/ \ Btils. Rectified Whisker,
)v.? 50 bbls. New Rutland Kuni ?
casks Domestic Dralldy a
0 clo7.. Old .1/adcira Wine
Diloz. Porter ami Ale. in quarts and pintq
Received and for sale bv
^j20 j?M1N W. BRADLEY.- J
' iDBS Ix1^ Hemlock Leather.
>* ) 1n~t received and for sale a' c!f ')er i L*"
recen JQllN NV. BRADLEY. 1
I), by ' 1
I 1)111!) lor 199U.
rlll-j subscriber earnestly calls upon all who
are indebted to him for the past year to come
urward and settle their bills, in order that he may
neet his engagements which are, as per custom,
hurt. Z J dehay;*
Feb. 4 10 tf
Pastilles de Paris. ^
fT^OR the alleviation and cure of Bronchitis
and other diseases of the throat now so prevaent
in the United States, among Ministers sod
Dther public speakers For sale by
sept. 20 Z. J. DeHAV.
^Cppal Varnish, Leather Varnish,
JgBpttnish Brown, Vcnetiau Red,
**J?pan Varnish, Red Lead, &c. &c.
Kept constantly on hand at Z. J. DeHAY'S
* Lei^s Bipod Fins!
A LARGE and fresh supply of the genuine arti.
il cle,just received at Z. J. DEHAY'S.
Aug. 20 06
Notice.
?~ ??? * .L- t<? u?1._ ,w?
1>V J I li in? X <1A WU??IVD ucil/'l^l t.Ji v? w.w
Town of Camden, on this first dayof January
1851, for the purpose of collecting Jhe taxes, and
will keep open the name until the first day of
March, ensuing, at which time they will be closed
and all defauters dealt with according to law.
By order of Council,
I. VV. BALLARD, Town Treas'n
December 31 * tlna
FARC REDUCED TO llMFBOffl
CliarleiiteutelVew York*
The (ireni Mail UotttcrfVom Charleston, S. C.
LEAVING the wharf attfie foot of Laurens at.
daily at 3, p. m. after tlFarrival of the Southern
carp, via Wilmington an<j Weldon, Petersburg,
Richmond, to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and to New York.
The public is respectfully informed that the
steamers of this line, from Charleston to Wilmington,
are in first rate condition, and am navigated
by well known and experienced commanders,
and the Railroads are in fine order, ^hereby
securing bo'h safety and despatch. A THROUGH
TICKET having already been in operation will
be continued on and after tho first of Oft. 1MB.
as a permanent arrangement from CNtrleslon to
New York. Passengers availing themselves thereof
will have the option to continue wKboat delay 1
through the route or otherwise, tostop at any immediate
points, renewing their seats on the line to
suit -heir convenience. Bv this route travellers
may reach New York on the third day daring business
hwbrs. Baggage will be "ticketed on board
the sterner to Weldon, as likewise on the change
of earn at the intermediate points from thence to
New York* Through Ticket* can alone be bad
of E. WIN SLOW, Agent of the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, at the office of the
Company, foot of Laurens street, to whom please
apply. Fur other iuforinatio inquire of
L. C. DUNCAN,
at the American Hotel.
Mav 3, J14 tf
LUMBER*
fT*IIE subscriber* having commenced operations
JL with their >Vteam Saw Mill, are prepared to
furnish Lumber to their friends and the public, at
unusually low rates lor rash.
ILF.Nn Lumber will be delivered without an order,
c.vrent where a hill has been previously given.
J NO. LOVE, 841.
Oct. 11?S'2wtf J AS. J. LOVE.
The subscriber hns just finished off a lot of Mahogany
Rocking Chairs in plush. Also 8ewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
at unusually low prices. C. L. CHATTEN.
31111 (.'ll<l?C011S, &c.
Mill dudgeons, 10^ to JO inch v
Mill Cranks, assu red sizes
North Ca on.a, English and Norther Hollow
Ware, assorted, front 1 to .Vi gallons
^Patent Iron Axles. I to gj inch.
Mill Irons of anv kind furnished to order.
Mr. 1)0 WA LL &. COOPER.
J ii I v 8 i>4 *'*
Mmir OTTAUTI ~~
11JJ vV OiVAfifill
IK subscriber would inform his frienUs and
JL I ho public generally, that lie has opened an
extensive slock of (jiUtltHKIEK, at the stand
formerly oreupien by Joseph W. 'Dohy, one door
south of Campbell's Hakery, and opposite II. Levy
&. Son, where in iy he found all articles usually
kept in the Grocery line, consisting in part
of the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. 1 and ti Mackarel in kilts, for family use;
Rio and J.tva Coflbos; crushed and brown Sugars;
New Orleans Molasses, (new crop) butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, raisins,
currants, almonds, English mustard, filberts, pecan
nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
also
A few iloz. old Port Wii.e, I leidsick best Chain*
pagno, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pints, to.
gether a large stock of Bagging, Rope and Twine,
nil of which he offers low lor cash.
Jati^L S. E. CAPERS.
NEW FALL GOODS.
M. IJltrC'KER & CO.
IRE now just open.ng their largo and new supnlu
ol cnaaiinuliln ttomU- roiiKistincr in nart of
Clothe, rassimeros, s;itliiicts, vesting*, linens
lJIhin ami figured alpacra, mnttseliri de laities,
(iingiiaiDt, vviili otlicr goods lor Ladies Dresses
L*o
\ a splendid variety of Caiir.ues, ami the very best
ami cheapest blenched and brown Muslin
lo lie I ootid in tiio town
The above Goods-have been selected with llie
rreaiest care, trtft'l will he sold as always, at the
cry lowest prices. . t ?ct 29.
?10U.\ Sln-ller*. Patent Simw Cutters. Ploughs, Patent
k,J Churn* of the nio*t approved kiml?Hooking anil niting
I hairs. I'niU. Ttths, ?to., jnst Deceived by
Sept. 17. [7ltf] E. W. BONKEV.
Carpeting! I!
Tl'ST opened nnd tor rale, common, extra fine, ?tipcrfine,
and imporinl throe piy Carpet*, of now patterns.
Lh?. l'rinteil 1 l<?ir Cloths, lings, ami cotton Carpeting.
Sept. 17. [71 tf 1 K. W. PONNEY.
A FEW ntori; of lliose line liecf Tongues, relV
eeived nt MOORE'S.
Feb 11 13 tf_
A BEAUTIFl'L l?l of Sugars, received at
/\ MOORE'S.
Feb 11 13 lf