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Oetiii-iUcckln Catnftctt Journal.
VOLUME 2. CAMDEN, SOUTH-CAROLINA, MARCH 28,1&51. ~ NUMBER 25<
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL
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JW*. C. CArrow, General Agent.
<'oU T. W. HttRT, Jackmnham. Lancaster Di?t
AJL Roau, &S-, Lancaxhrvillr, S.C.
a f. C. MeCfttmMM, Carthage. N. C.
"W. C. Mooa?,JB*sL CamUeti, S. C.
ut?, The Bmc and tbc Grave.
The tomb once asked the grave, 'tis said,
.What doat thou with the tears
That heaven each night on thee hath shed,
' * Through all departed years ?
Since you to question me presume,
Oh, grave! the rone replies,
I give tbera back, in sweet perfume,
' Each morning to the skies.
But what dost thou, I ask in turn,
r And may an answer crave, I
With all the loved we dailv mourn.
Thou ever open grave 1 1
cDost thou not know, replies the tomb, '
T Sweet rose, that we are even ? '
I make of each within my womb '
An angel pure for heaven. (
THE PRUSSIAN GIRL. '
>- A Tale of Silesia. 1
(
Daring the seven year's war, the exertions |
of the Prussians in that critiral moment to sup* x
port the failing fortnnes of their indefatigable (l
monarch were truly worthy of n luminous char* |,
actor in the records of history; hut they were \
far outdone by the public sacrifices which were t
voluntarily made by individuals to repel the en*
attachments of the armies of France in the 0
yw?r 1S)6. Each family contributed, in differ* I (j
ent ways, to the expenses of the wir; even tlie t!
poorest hordes gave in their mite for the general
good, though it deprived tlieir families of ,
many a little luxury which tl.ey had before ?
been used to. j.
f.fn one of the romantic vallies of Silesia,1div.
ed a young girl of surpassing beauty?the
pride and delight of her parents?whose only h
occupation was to attend to their (locks and t
bear the scant produce of their little farm to a ti
neighboring town. Ella, like tlie wild flowers, n
bad grown and bloomed in obscurity, adorned
and beautified by the unerring hand of nature. gj
She lad seen but little of the world until the 1
" *rampof war sounded over the country, and w
echoed discordantly amidst the recesses of its fl
i ? *
soiitwie; ana wnen, in consequence ot her in- u
quiries, ber father was obliged to teil her the 0
distracted state of her native laud, the indig- n
oast Mash and hijdi heaving of her bosom pro- b
claimod bow much she felt for her enterprising Rj
- oovereign and the brave people who were nr. k
raved to defend his dominion. tl
" Heaven grant us die victory!" exclaimed h
in die patriotic enthusiasm of her soul. "I p
would, father, that nature had inade women ei
strong enough td fight." u
The old man only smiled a reply, and, kiss- aj
ing her rosy cheeks, hade her keep out of the 8j
right of the soldiers. ol
Hie caution was scarcely needed. Ella u
knew where to find one whom she might gaze
upon, aud she gazed upon for hours ; and who, 0I
though not dressed out in the trappings of the ri
military, was more to her than all the world ni
jberide. She was soon on the mountuin slope n
watching her herds, and listening to the mellow
notes as they flowed from the pipe of Adolphe o
"V-a fine featured young man, who sat at her ai
feet, gazing tenderly upon her smiling face. tt
u That hair of yours, Ella," said he, laying I
down the instrument?" I would give the world In
for one little lock; and he ran his fingers
through the glossy tresses as they hung luxuri- w
ousiy around her finely moulded shoulders. y<
^ 44 The world is not yours to give, Mr. Adol- L
pfce," said Bhe, archly ; " but do you only love ni
mA for mv curls, which VAll nro olwnva nrf iu.
? / ? "
icg! U!
V-I l*ve yon for yourself, dear Ella; but
these rich ringlets which might grace a queen, w
I almost idolize them, and yet yon refuse to be- R
tow upon me one little tress."
M Have I not reason ? Were I to give you
a lock, I might never see you again; lor then
you would have your idol by you and I should g(
be forgotten. No, Adolphe?first prove your- p,
Self worthy of the gift, and then you shall have j,
] not only a tress, but my band, too, il you de- m
serve it." w
" Tell me how to become worthy ot so es- ai
timable a gift," exclaimed the enraptured youth, M
** and I will follow the path which you will p)
point out" w
" There it is," answered the maiden, point- jg
iog towards Breslau, and looking hor over fixedly
in the face. ^
" And what am I to do at Breslau ?"
"Join the brave men who are struggling for m
our liberties, and ten-fold shall be the love of
Ella."
A slight blush overspread the face of Adol;
phe, he bade her farewell, and was soon lost
in the recesses of the vallej'.
'J here was more courtliness in th*> last speech
of Adolphe than generally tails to the lot of the
untutored mountaineers of Silesia; and Ella
thought, as he wended his way down the narrow
defile, that there was more dignity in his
; mien than she had ever before observed?she
scarcely dare a-k heiseir who he was ; for he
! had been but n short time among tlie shepards,
; and no one knew aught of his birth or profes.
sion ; but every one loved him for his generosity
and nobleness of spirit,
j " My hair,"" said Ella to herself, as the youth
vanished from her sight; "I will dress it for hisi
sake. They say it is ricli and beautiful: Ah
how freely would I destroy each ample tress
and scatter it upon the winds, did he not love
to smooth it with his fingers."
Months rolled away, and Ella watched her
herds in sadness, for nothing was heard of Adolphe,
and the demon of war continued to spread
liis desolation over the land.
It was proposed to raise a sum by contribution
among the inhabitants of the mountain,
which should he placed in the general fund,
and appropriated to the use of the defenders of
the King.
When the father of Ella was called npon for
his proportion he had nothing to give, and the
nohle-hearted girl then, for the first time, felt
the want of wealth.
" Father, let ns sell our flocks," said she ?
" we will he amply repaid in the freedom we
shall enjoy ; and when peace comes again, I'm
sure I can get work for you."
"No, my daughter," answered the old man, i
" our country requires 110 such sacrifices; we 1
must not deprive ourselves of the means of live- I
lihood." 1
Ella reflected for a long while, and formed a
thousand plans for raising a sum of money that
was worthy of l>eing given in aid of the patriotc
cause ; but all her schemes were impracticable,
and she even wept in solitude for her inability
to serve her country.
" Would that these* locks were wires of gold,"
exclaimed she, running her fingers through the
clustering tresses as they dhillied with the wind ;
' I might give thoin for the general good. Can J
hey not be sold ? I will go to Breslau and
>fler them; they may bring but a trifle, yet
hfjnire all I have to bestow. But Adolphe?
vfwu he returns and beholds me deprived of
n?greatest beauty?what will he say ? Alas!
it? v ill turn from me; he will love me no more. 1
Veil, be it a>, I will saciitice even his love in .
lie cause of lilierty."
hhe accordingly proceeded to Bie liu, and
ffered her hair for sale to the first friseur in /
lie city. The loveliness of the young girl, and
lie novelty of her offer, caused the |H>rson to
iquire why she robbed herself of such beautiq(
tresses. Oil receiving her answer, he wns '
stonished at tlie extraordinary, disinterested
atriotism displayed by one so young and interesting.
*
' I will take tlie locks, my pretty gill," 6aid
e, admiring the softness ot their texture, "and r
urn them into bracelets. Every body will buy ^
hem when they know of whose hair they were p
iade." I
The delighted girl received the proffered
um, and flew to add it to tlie general fund.? _
'he friseur had predicted right; the story got
rind, and ladies and gentlemen of the city
ocked to his store to purchase the bracelets ^
larked Ella. Among others a young man ^
f high rank, bearing the story, endeavored to
bLain one of the articles, 'lite vender had ~
ut one left, and he had nlreaav raised a coniderable
sum from their sale; he intended to r
eep that for himself. The officer examined ie
color and the texture of the hair, and when
is eyes fell upon the name of Ella, a smile of
ride and gratitude curled his lip, and he utter*
d, "It must be she!" He emptied his purse g|
pon the counter, and told tlie man to take it
II for the bracelet, who, being dazzled by the
ght of so much gold, readily consented. The Ificer
left the shop with the treasure pressed
) his lips. ^
" Ella," sni?l Adolphc, as he sat by the side
f the mountain maid, " where are those luxu- ent
locks that formerly hung around your
t>ck? 1 went and fought at your bidding, and A
ow I have come to claim my reward."
"Adilphe," answered she, " 1 became lealU8
of my hair ; your heart became entangled _
nong its thick curls; the more I combed there,
le more they webbed around n?y heart, and so H
cut tliem off. Do you love me without my J
icks?' l,(
" Love you Ella ? Could I do less than _
orship you, 6ince you have so nobly marred
our beauty for the benefit of your country T? h<
ook at this bracelet?the hair is yours ?the C.
?mo is yours." aJ
Thu?< caught, the generous girl thought it
>eless to deny the facts here recorded.
She confessed it all, and shortly afterwards
as the wife of the stranger, Adolpho, Count
uthand.
SALE OF THE WASHINGTON UNION.
Mr. Ritciiir.?The Washington Union, of
iturday, contains the announcement of the ~
irenase oi uic Washington union Dy j*narew
ickson ?onelson, Esq., of Tennessee, late jb
inister to Germany, who announces that ho ~
ill take possession of it oil the 15th of April, ^
id that Gen. Robert Armstrong, of Tenncs- tii
ie, will be associated with him as equal pro- _
"ietor of the establishment. Mr. Donelson
as a warm friend of General Jackson, and he 1
a writer of great ability. The price is not A|
ated; but letters from Washington stato that _
,e sum to be paid is 830,000. o
Mr. Ritchie, in connexion with this announce- ?
ent, states that he will continuo at his post un
til tlie time appointed by Mr. Donelsou, when
lie will retire, after forty-seven years labor in
the editorial department of the political press.
We make the following extract troni Mr. Ritchie's
statement, showing the cause of the
change:
" 1 repeat, I was willing to remain at my
post, though 1 was more willing to retire. Rut,
in fact, the last has become the only alternative
which was left to me. Congress have thrown
an immense quantity of work upon my hands,
even in the expiring days of the last session,
although 1 attempted to persuade them to assign
the printing on hand to another otficc.?
I had really no conception of the quantity until
I looked into the budget since their adjournment.
Already plunged into deb* hy an unfortunate
contract?though indebted to the most
liberal creditors whom man could have?T i
could not command, means enough consistently
with my previous obligations,^, ttirry on. both
the oett-sfwpernnd'tWr^jrnGTic printing. Obliged
by my contract to execute the work in spite of
all denial of relief, I had to yield the paper, or
not comply with the contract. I have done
the former.
He concludes by warmly eulogizing the
character and ability of his successor, Mr. Donaldson,
and adds:
"With such a man I would have been willing
to sell my establishment on much lower terms
than to a man whose longer purse had not won
the confidence of the couutrv."
It has been generally thought that resolution
passed by the Senate !>efore its adjournment,
authorizing the printing of forty-five thousand
volumes of the Patent-office report was intended
for Mr. Ritchie's relief, but he states that the
price stipulated for the work is such that be
cannot execute it without further heavy loss, of
which fact be assured members of the Senate
before they adopted the resolution.
~ W7iTR~ WORKMAN,"
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Camden, 8. O. <
(Office immediately in rear of the Court House.)
will attknd tiik court* OF
Darlington and Snmter Districts.
Business entrusted to him win meet with prompt '
ind careful attention. July 26. t
MOFFAT A MOORE.
AUCTIONEERS A GENERAL AGENTS, <
Cam pen, S. C.
Jan. 6. 2
II. W. CHAMBERS,
Receiving and Forwarding merchant,
AND
layer of Cotton and other Country Produce,
camden. s. c.
C. iWA'f lBESON,
BANK AGENT.
Lx HIS 01,T> STAND OI?pr?IT|t f>AVts's HuTBl
WILLIAM C. MOOHE,
BANK AGENT,
Lnd Receiving and Forwarding merchant
CAMDEN, S. C.
Reffrekces?vv. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M
NjSaussurp, T. J. Warren, Esq.
Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power,
rllK atiWriber* have received one of iho above machine*
from the mnnnfnctnrv of Geo. Vail dt ' o., to y
diiclt they would call the attention of those who want
owr* for Ginniiip. Sawing or Grinding. Order* for any p
ind of MILL IRONS or CASTINGS will be promptly w
uendcd to. McDOWi LL&COOl'EiL
?K7" A few Mill Crank* on hand.
Sept. 20.1850. 75 if Clothing
at Cost! z
A I/it ready made Coats. Pants, Vests, Over.
Jl coat?, and Merino Shirts snd Pants, Linen
Ihirts and Collars. By H. LEVY &. SON. J
Jan, 24 7 tf_ ?
Dry Goods.
rHE Subscriber has just added to his stock of
GROCERIES.
20 Pieces Cheap Calico. S
30 M Homespuns and Osnabnrgs,
Checks, Ticking, Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Tweeds, Cassiineres, Dilantins, &c., with all C
rticles usually kept in a well selected assortie.it.
VVM. C. MOORE. 1
Feb. 11 12 tf
Carpeting ami Rags at Cost! |
A lew pieces Carpeiings. at positively cost.
\ Bv H. LEVY & SON.
Jan. 23 7 tf j
jus. bTkeksiiaw^ s
.ttorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
camde.v, s. c. II
Will attend the < ourts of Kershaw, Sumtar,
airfield, Darlington and Lancaster Districts.
To Rent.
rHAT brick dwelling and store, next to the ?
"M ansion House," now occupied by T. Bon>11.
Apnly to J B KERSHAW, Ex'or. Oec24
101 tf
The subscriber has just finished off a lot of Maigany
Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
hairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
: unusually low prices. C. L. CIIATTEN.
Mill Gudgeons, &,c. 1
Mill Gudgeons, !()? to 'JO inch
Mill Cranks, assoried sizes
North Carolina, English and Norther Holloa ?
Ware, assorted, from $ to55 gallons
Patent Iron Axles. 1 to inch.
Mill Irons of anv kind furnished to order.
McDO WALL & COOPER.
July 8 54 ? 1
SIDES best Ilcinlock Leather.
tJ\J Just received and lor sale ai 1/ cts per
.by JOHN \V. BRADLEY.
?? h
10RN Shelters. Patent Straw Cutters, Ploughs, Patent ^
J Churns of the most approved kind?Rooking anil nilig
Chairs, Pail*. Tubs, &e.f just rercived by Sept.
17, [7-ttf | K. W. UON.NEV. ^
Carpeting! 11 *"
rCIST o|N>ncd nnd for sale, rontmrni. extra fine, super'
fine, nnd imperial three ply Carpets, of new patterns. _
so, Printed Floor Cloths, Rugs, and cotton Carpeting. ^
Sept. 17, [71 tf 1 E. W. HO.NMiy. \
)A BOXES I. E. Cheerio, small size, received PI
fw and for sale, by SHAW & AUSTIN.
Feb. 18 14 tf
THE SOUTHERN STORE.
ALL who wish Bargains, are invited to call at
K. S. MOFFAT'S new Southern Store,
third house above the hank of t.'auiden, where
they will tind a complete assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
consisting in part, as follows:
Fancy mid mourning Prints
7-8 and 4-4 brown Shirtings
Blue Denims and Marlhornnorh SStriru,*
SSattinetTs and Kentucky Jeans
Cloths and fancy Ciissimeres
Negro Kcvcye; Bed and Negro B'ankets
Mous. De'aines, Ginghams, <Jr.
Groceries.
Brown, I^af, crashed and clarified Sugar
Rio and Java Coffees
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Mackarel, No*. 2 and 3 in barrels ,
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon and Salt
Raisins, Pepper, Spice
Tobacco, Segare. Sic. Six.
Hardware. 1
Pocket Knives and Forks i
Britannia and Iron Spoons <
Trace and IIalter Chains !
Axes, Hammers and Hatchets t
.Spades, Shovels and Hoes
Hand, mill and crosscut srws l
Vices, anvils and blacksmith's bellows
Nails, brads, tacks and sp igs (
Knob, pud closet and stock locks
Iron squares, compasses and plane irons
Brushes, blacking, cotton and wool cards
Broadaxcs and steelyards; pots and skillets 1
Broad and narrow Iron die. ^
Ready made Clothing
ot every description.
Saddles, Bridles and Martiugslee r
Crockery and Gh ssware
Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Kentucky Rope and Twine
Together with every other article nasally found
in a well selerted stock of Dry Goods, Groceries e
and Hardware. All of which will be sold egMed- ?
ingly low for rash.
bp J he highest market price* paid for cotton
and other country produce. n
Dec. 24,_ K. S. M.nFFAT. . 4
New Fall Goods. e.
THE subscriber respectfully informs bis friends R
and the public generally, that he is now recei- pi
ring his Fall supply of
Groceries, Domestics, Ac. st
Consisting in part, of the following articles, tmc?. m
Brown, crushed, loaf and clarified Sugars gt
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses er
Rio and Java Coffee . se
Rice, t lieese, Bacon and Lard T,
No. 2 and 3 Mackarel be
Com, Flour, Oats,Salt as
Swedes Iron of ail 6izes JVi
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles of
Fine and common Tobacco lb
Uaggiug, Hope and Twine. m<
Men and boy's Wagon Saddles su
Riding and Waggon Bridles mi
Harnes, Collars, Riding and Waggon Whips ne
also l h
Crockery, GlasR and Hardware of
Collim' best Axes, Nails,assorted six* N<
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks of
Negro Cloth*, Ra
Bleached and brown Homespuns Co
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS ap|
A few cases of men and boys Hats and Caps
Vitli all other articles usually found in a well sun
BBI,S. Kennedy's Boston Butter Crackers, TT
) received and tor sale, by
SlIAW & AUSTIN. ?
Feb. 18 14 tf.
J
) CASES Fie Fruit consisting of Rhubarb, '
i Gooseberries, Poaches, Whortlebeiries and
lums, received and for sale, by ,?
SflAW & AUSTIN. "I
Feb. 18 It tf 1
lied Grocery aiuL.Hardwart? store, all of which ?
'ill be sold exceedingly low for cash. A
B. W. CHAMBERS. <?]
Carodtn, S. C. Sept. 3. TO U I
WHISKEY, RIM AMD BRANDY. ?
'/"k Bbls. Rectified Whiskey, *)\
90 bbls. New England Rom 5
i casks Domestic Brandy J
Ddoz. Old .l/adeira Wine *3
[) doz. Porter and Ale, in quar*.s and pints J
Received and for sale by
Jan. 20 JOHN W. BRADLEY. J
Family Groceries* T
IJGAR.?Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Clarified
light and brown light N. Orleans and Mus.
covado. -|-IOFFEE.?Old
Government Java, Rio, La. Jguira,
Chocolate, Brouia, Cocoa. j
'EA.?Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson, Silverleaf rgH
Young Hyson, Orange Pehoe and Golden
Chap. ,
XOUK.?Baltimore in Bbls., Extra Family cou
Flour in Bags from selected Wheat, Buck. 0|j
wheat, mv
LICE.?Whole, Maccaroni, Farina, Currie ?
powder.
OAP.?Chemical, Olive, Chinese Washing A
Fluid, Castile, Colgates, Fancy. JA
IA IMS.?Baltimore Su^ar cured, Dried Beef, pro
Pickled Beef, Mackerel, No. 1. in Kitts pat
Salmon do.. Halibut, Frc>h Salmon, Lob j
liters, Sardines in whole, half aud quarter ?
boxes, Herring, Potted Yarmouth do.
'ICKLES.?From Grouse & Blackwell, Un A
derwood and Lewis. jti
LETC'IHJPS.?Worcestershire, Harvey, John as
Bull Toinaioe, Walnut, Mushroom, King rin
of Oude's, Sahu, Popper aud Paoh Viuger, 1
W. Wine do, Cider d(x, English and French ?
Mustard, Spanish Olives, Capers* Anchaviefl
Essences tor flavoring.
PRESERVES.?Peaches, Apricots, Prunes
in their own Juice. Pineapple, Limes,
Prunes. West Indies do., Strawberry Jam, ga|
Figs, Raisins, Prunes.
!A1?DJLE?.?New Bedford Sperm, Solar do. ?
Adamantine, Wax, colored do.
Received and for sale by fi
SHAW & AUSTIN. Jj
dIh
Case Pate de Foie Gras Strasbourg. Recei- ?oj
ved and for salo by p..
Jan 30. SHAW & AUSTIN. r,s
' BOXES Smoked Halibut received and for
) sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. 88
Feb. 18 14 tf_ cj^
MANSION HOUSE.
CAMDEN, 8. C<
<33JsxaaoD?
r|"MIE undersigned hegi leave to return hi* rratrfttl ^
JL tlimikx to hi. friends, and the travelling Public, for
the liberal support which he ha* received since he haa been
opened, (four month.) and liaa entered upon hi. duties fol
1851, with renewed energy to endeavur to please taJl thai
may call upon him, both rich and poor. Ilia liouae win
be found one of the moat desirable, situated, and beat far* m
nislted Hotel, in Catnden. His servants also will be
fount) respectful and attentive, and the table wQl be sop*
plied with the best the market afford*.
His t>tables and Carriage Houses are roomy and altt?)<
fully supplied with Provender, and an experienced Haakf.
An Omnibus calls at the How every morning for pas*
sengere for the Railroad. Give aaa a call and teat ) Matin.
As you find roe,
So recommend me.
?. G. ROBINSON/
rroprietor.
Cum] en, February 7th, 1851. ji if
Temperance HoteL
mHE undersigned would respectfully inform hi*
X friends and the travelling public in general^
that he has again rented the above Hotel for a
short time and would respectfully solicit a portion
of the patronage so liberally bestowed Upon him
heretofore, as no pains will be spared to maka dfo
traveller comfortable and at home. J
The Stages, and Omnibuses will caA regularly
it the House for passengers, going by Railroad.
Also, Horses, and Buggies, can be had Rom him
m reasonable terms, to go in the country.
J. B. F, BOON*
Feb. 11, 12 ^
IA BBLS. Planting Potatoes,, recaiaad atdMi
LU sale, by SHAW * AUgTDI.
Jt e ti. IV 14 *. If
?? i. . ap? ? %
Boontjr Uo4 *"
rnS subscriber will prosecete claims tut Laa#
or Pension*, on reasonable torn*. Soldionr
nd officer*, in the Mexican war, in the Wu of
fl!2," the Florida war, and other Indian wmm
ntitied to Boenty Land. . J. B. KERSHAW.
Dec, 24, tnOl Att'y at Law.
FABB KEMICBBTO '
Tu Great Moil Romte from Charleston, R. C.
' KA VING the wharf at tbe foot at Leeree* SL
daily at 8, p. m. after tbe arrival rftHiwaL
n care, via Wilmington and Weldon, Petttebeffe
icfcmond, to Washington, Baltimore, PteladJ.
lia, and to New York.
The public is respectfully informed that tbe
earners of this line, from Charleston to Wif.
ingtoh, are in first rate condition, and apr nasi
tted by well known and experienced CMnsand*
e, and the Raihoads are in hoe order, thereby
curing both safety and despatch. A THROUGH
ICKfclT having already been in operation wiU
i continued on and after the first of Oct. 1M9
a permanent arrangemeot from CksffeftonJe,
ew York. Passengers availing themselves therewill
have the option to eontinee without delay
rough the route or otherwise, |oatop af any Hosdiate
points, renewingtbefcsetts on the line te
it i heiconvenience. By this route travellera
ty reach XS'ew York on the third day da*taf baaisa
boors. Baggage will be ticketed on board
e steuitr to Weldon, as likewise on tiie cha nge
cars at the intermediate points from lhence to
>w York* Through Ticketi can alone be had
E. WIN SLOW, Agent of the Wilmington and
deigh Railroad Company, at the office of the
linn ino fitAt A!" V aiiMiis ? ?.
'?u prtail J y I??vi V| USUI DIIB OIICG4 W UliUlll piCMV
ply. For oilier informatio inquire of
L. C. DUNCAN,
at the American Hotel.
Ma/ 3, 34 . If
FEW more of Uiom tine Beef Tonnes, re.
L eeived at * MOORK'S.
Feb 11 H - h; If
AAA LBS. BACON HANS, prime,
|Uvl' 00 bble extra Family Flour ?,
il) boxes Adamantine Candles. For sale by
Ian. 81. JOHN W; BRADLEY
MNE1R1SH POTATOES?A few Bbh. fem Mcohsd'
by SHAWAAWnH.
Case Olives stuffed with Anchovies. Received
and for gale by iSHAW & AU8TIN.
L'ase Green Peas, (French.) Received Sfed for
sale by SHAW + AU8TIW.
Notice.
[AVING disposed of my entire stock of Gyo.
cerins to Mr. James 1. Villepigoe, formerly
I he firm of Paul F. Villepigue df- Son, I beg,
pecllully, to solicit for him, the generous pat.
age of my former customers,
riiose indebted to me either by note or epn ac*
int, are earnestiy requested to call on me at the
stand and settle, which will enable me to meetnurn
nnmiremtnfe <3 Rt'VlKtN
""""vy
Notice.
LL persona I aving demands against tha EaL
tnte ot J. C. l>oby, dee'd will present (ben
perly attested, and those indebted will make
ment to J. DUNLAP, Adm'r.
fan. 80. 9 tf
1%'otice. * w
S I am about to leave thia State, to travel
L abroad, I hereby appoint Mr. Thomas Lang
my general agent, to attend to my afiaira du-.
g my absence. L. C. ADAMSON,.
Feb. 14 13 / awi(
Hardware, Groceries, Bagging, Bop#
and Twine, ? f
|KADY-made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets^
L Boots and Shoes &c. Just received and ior.
u at the lowest prices possible by
M. DRUCKER CO;
TlAmeetiA T+Atna*
JUU1UC0I4V ibCUIOi
>ROWN and bleached hhcetings, every widths
k TickingtErgliah L^ng-cloths; t'ounterpenea,,
in and figured curtain Dimity; garuuntDimity;
ored Homespuns and Denims;. plaid Linmy..
t unc Is and Blanket*, at all prices.
also
.50 pieces of hleachedtind brown Home span#
low as thev can be bought any wjiere in Aiuer
" i aUlv iirti iMitiiu
IIV tfniurjo nrijWf O*
ItF.NCH,'ierman and English ?l*in Caolimem, for- ,j
I-ndien l)re?e*. AUo?Velvet and other Trimming*,
nedthwdav.at HONNKV'S
French Brandy.
3itponor French Brandy, lor Medicinal purpo.
i. For sale at
McKAIX'S J)HUG~vSTORE.
CASK Fruits in their own juice, assorted, re-.
ceivcd and tor sale by SHAW &. AUSTIN.
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