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~ THE CAMlEN JOUfiNAL
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^MERRYHE ART.
Tie well to have a merry heart,
However short we stay;
There's wisdom in a merrv heart,
Whatever the world may say.
Philosophy may lift its head
And fiud out many a flaw,
But give me the philosophy
That's happy with a straw!
- If life but brings us happiness?
It brings us, we are told,
t k>,,f tlmiiirti e'/.K AIIAC frV
Vf II?I B il?lIU IV VU J y IUUUqII ijwu whvo mj,
With all their heaps of gold !
t Then laugh away?let oihers say,
Whate'er they will of mirth;
*' Who laughs-gat-most may truly boast
He's got thb wealth of earth!
There'# beauty in a merry laugh,
A moral beauty too?
It-shows the heart's an honest heart
That*# paid each man his due,
<r And lent a share of what's to spare
Despite of wisdom's tears;
And made the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eye weep fewer lears.
The sun may shroud itself in cloud,
The tempest-wrath begin;
It finds a spark to cheer the dark,
Its sunlight is with n !
Then laugh a nay?let others say
. ,. Whato'er t/.?y will of mirth ;
j Who laugh* the mohl may truly boast
lie's got the wealth of earth 1
Charles Swais. !
-CHE
REBEL AND HIS DAUGHTER.
' At the breaking out of civil disturbances in
Canada, a few years since, old Dr. K., a resident
of Barnstoii, boldly avowed his disloyalty.
,Whcrever lie went,?and hi* professional ser- '
yict-8 were constantly required in one direction
or the other?he loudly denounced the government,
and advocated reform. By the opposite
side he was of course considered a dangerous
"Subject; the more so, because lie possessed
| great influence in the community. Every few
days some neighbor, not so generally esteemed
as the Doctor, for having hinted at the indulgence
of sentiments in unison with his own,
was arrested, imprisoned, and his estate great,
or small, confiscated; yet himself escaped being
reported tq the higher powers, and went on in- ,
citing the people to rebellion.
At length, however, the knowledge of his j
radicalism was, by some means, conveyed to
the oar of authority and orders for his arrest
were forthwith issued. As the Doctor was
leaving the house of a patient one dark evening
j ft portion, whom, in the darkness he could not j
distinguish; ran up to him out of breath and ex- I
^ claimed :
I k 'Ride for your life, Doctor, her Majesty's
I hounds are at your lieek''
The next instant the informant had leajted ;
the wall by the roadside, and disappeared in the
darkness without giving the otlier time to make
one inquiry. He had no reason to doubt the
warning was in good faith, and the manner in
which he galloped away, proved bis intention
of taming it to good account In a very brief :
space of tinie his fleet l>enst had carried him
over three miles that lay between him and his
home, and was rained up liefore tin door.
Leaving his carriage and entering the house j
he in a few words apprized his wife and daugh- ,
er of the state ot affairs, and declared his reso- j
lotion of fleeing to the States.
; 'I must be off instantly,' he said, with calm '
energy,.'or it will be too late.'
'Will you go in the carriage or on horseback?' j
} asked Miss K., a young lady of eighteen, spring- j
ing from the chair, while her father's spirit of
? J -I-! 1'?? 1.... ,r?..-I, ?ntk
'Oaring eruea jwsijiu^ innu net u?i n uj vo,
On horseback?on the black marc in Uie
alable. Bur what arc you going to do?' interrogated
her father, seeing her throw on her
^ bowi, and seizing a lighted lantern.
'Saddle the black mare, to be sure,' she answered,
and darted out at the hack door.
There was less perturbation in the household
thnn might have been expected, for the
reason that this result of the Doctor's boldness
of speech had been from the first anticipated.
Indeed, each of the three felt less surprised that
the royal officers were now on his track, than
(hat they had suffered him to go thus long unmolested,
Scarcely had tho Doctor, with the
i .f
'
! assistance of his wile, transferred his money and
1 papers from his desk to his pockets, when the
j daughter, pale and trembling, rushed in, cry
I iu?~~'?
i '"Haste, father, fly?I hear them coming
i down the road !"
"I am ready," said he. Then, looking in hi:
( daughters'* face he added, "hut I belieVo I may
as well meet them ; they will readily frighten
j you into telling them ail, and "
"Never, father," returned the young lady
resolutely ; "I am calm now Go?you will
find the horse tied to the birch in the rear ol
(he ham. Cross the field, and you may elude
them."
i Whispered 'God he with you,' were interchanged
as the rebel left the house by the back
passage and the door was softly closed behind
him. The mother and the daughter were both
pule with apprehension, and in spile ol her ut
most efToits, the hitter's voice was slightly
tremulous as she hastily resumed (lie reading
which her father's entrance had interrupted.
There was a sound of horses hoofs, and then a
rap at the door The inmates pretended not
to hear, until it was repeated, when the young
lady rose and opened the door, while the mother
continued sewing, with a manner as unconcerned
as possible. Miss K., politely returned
the salutations of the two gentlemen, whom
she met, and being asked whether her fatliei
t was at home, answered:
"He is not, just now, but when he went out
at dark, he mentioned that he would return
early. Please walk in and sit down till becomes."
The officers glanced at each other and then
followed her into the house.
".Some persons who wish to see father,"
she observed to her mother, who looked up
from her work, bowed and requested them to
be seated.
They complied, but were evidently disconcerted
by not finding the object of their pursuit
within his own doors; for tliev learned at the
l.ou.se of his patient, three miles hack, that he
luul left there lor home hut a few moments before.
^igiiilicunt looks were exchanged between
them, and they appeared to doubt very
seriously, whether their prey was not at that
moment secret.'d about the premises.
"Do yon think, madam, the Doctor will be
at home soon inquired one of the officers of
Mrs. K.
"1 am unable to say with certainty," she re
plied, carelessly raising her eyes to the clock
on the mantle piece. "Half past nine," continued
she; "he is usually at hone earlier, lie
may have been called to see a new patient?1
think you will do well to wait a little longer,
however."
"We ate anxious to consult him professionally."
rejoined theofiicer, half-foaiitig that their
real business was suspected.
. "if it he any little matter of mcdi.-iue you
want, my daughter here can serve you as well
as her father."
The "iHcer was at n loss what reply to make,
and the other, noticing his embarrassment,
came to Ins aid by sa ving, with a sudden con
tortion of his countenance, and at the same
time pressing his hand to iiis check?
"1 want an aching tooth extracted."
"I ea:i extract it as w -!1 as any dentist in
the township," said MissK., rising; and before
the .vijfcrrr could contrive any plausible menus
for escaping with the teeth, the instruments for
extracting wore produced.
His fellow, in turn, wishing to assist him
out of his dilemma, said, rather confidently.
"Hut 1 wish to be bled, Miss, and I presume
you are not n sugcon."
"I assure you I am perfectly competent to
serve you in that capacity," replied the you ig
lady, without the least hesitation, "and shall be
I ? -- I- ?!... i . ? I ....
li.lj'JM (U Iutr lauui'i, it* sunn 119 & lunv irlioved
this gentleman," and she pretended to
examine whether the instruments were in good
order.
The Queen's minions now made a virtue of
necessity, and throw off the ?!t -mjited disguise,
which had availed them so little, and appeared
in their true characters.
"We are here, madam," said the first officer,
addressing Mrs. K., in a voieo of stern authority,
"We aie here in her Majesty's name, to arrest
your husband on a charge of High Treason.
That he is now in the house we have no
douht: and it will he wisdom in you to give
him to justice at once, otherwise, a search'will
he instituted immediately?he cannot escape
us."
"He has already escaped you," thought the
lady, but she only replied by cooly giving her
word of honor that he was not in the house;
"yet if you desire it," she added, "I am ready
to lead you through every apartment."
The indifference with which the announcement
of the object of their visit had been received,
convinced Victoria's functionaries that
their object had been previously understood ;
vet they considered it hardly possible that their
intended victim could have made his escape,
and began a search, with perfect confidence in
its success. Willi cacn minute s uciay, me iadies
had gained assurance, and now, certain
that husband and father was bey-nd the reach
of his enemies, they cared little what passage
the latter might choose.
A portion of the guaid which had been placed
about the house for the purpose of thwart,
h)g an)' attempt at escape on the rebel, wa9 ordered
to explore the outbuildings, while the two
in command themselves searched the dwelling.
The discovery of the Doctor's carriage, and
: horse still panting with fast driving, under a
shed, which, removed from the other out-houses
was, as .Miss K. had anticipated when she placed
them there, the last to be searched, inspired
the men with fresh ardor; but they were finally
obliged to confess their journey bootless, and
return as empty as they came.
.Meanwhile, ih.> old rebel, as he was called
by the defenders of the Crown, was far on his
way to the States, where he was soon joined
by his family. A reward was offered for him,
d?ad or alive, but in vain. He is still free to
d *nl out the contents of his saddle-bags to tho
relief of suffering humanity.
wTOrwOMMAN""
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Camden, S. O.
(OJJice immediately in rear of the Court House.)
WILL ATTKXD TJIK COUUT8 OF
Darlington anil Sumter Districts.
Business entrusted to him wil. meet with prompt
ind careful attention. -.July 26.
B. W. Ill AMBERS, >
Receiving and Forwarding Merchant,
AND
Ifnyer of Cotton and other Country Produce,
CA.VllE.N. S. C. ^
. n.ATII KSON ,
BANK AG E NT.
\? His oi.n stam? opposite Davis* Hotkl
irii r i t At r? smnoP
ft luui.m i.?xvf \/
BANK AGENT,
And Receiving and Forwarding merchant
CA MDEN, S. C.
Reffrexces?W. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M
DeSauesure, T. J. Warren, Esq.
J 'S. B. KERSHAW,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
CAMDEN, S. C.
Will attend the ? ourts of Kershaw, Sumter,
Fairfield, Darlington and Lancaster Districts.
ICase Green Peas, (French.) Received and for
sale by SHA W $ A US TIN.
MOFFAT & MOORE.
AUCTIONEERS A GENERAL AGENTS,
campen, s. c.
Jan. 6. 8
Dry Goods,
THE Subscriber has just added to hia stock ot
CKOCKRIES.
20 Pieces Cheap Catico.
30 " 1 Inme-puns and Osnabnrgr*,
Checks, Ticking, Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Tweeds, Cassiineres, Dimmina, &c? with all
articles usually kept in a well selected assortment.
war. c. moore.
Feb. 11 12 tf
To Rent.
rP4IAT brick dwelling and store, next to the
JL ' Mansion House." now occupied bjr T. Bonnull.
Apply to J. 13. KEKSHaW^ Ex'or.
Dec 24 101 If
Notice.
VI.L persons having demands against the Estate
ot J. Doby, dee'd will present them
properly attested, and those indebted will make
payment to J. DUNLAP, Adm'r.
Jan. 30. 9 , tf
ICase Olives stuffed with Anchovies. Received
1 and for sale by >IIAW &. AUSTIN.
17MNK1KIKI1 POTATOES?A few Itbl-. ju* received
: by hi 11 AW A: AUSTIN. _
Notice. ,
VS I am about to leave this State, to travel
abroad, I hereby appoint Mr. Thomas Lang
as my general agent, to attend to my affair* during
my abseiuv. L. C. ADAM SON.
Feb. 14 13 svr tf
! t.y CASES Pie Fruit consisting of Rhubarb,
I smm Gooseberries, Peaches, Whortlebeiries and
Pluuis, received and for sale, by
SHAW & AUSTIN.
Feb. 18 14 tf
ICase Pate de Foie Gras Strusbourg. Received
and for sale by
Jan 30. SHAW & AUSTIN.
Notice.
HAVING disnosed of my entire stock of Groceries
to Air. James I. Villepigue, formerly
ol the tirm of Paul P. Villepigue tf- Son, I beg,
respect fully, to solicit for him, the generous patronage
of my former customers.
Those indebted to me either by note or open account,
are earnestly requested local! on me at the
old stand and settle, which will enable me to meet
inv own engagements. S. BENSON.
llatNin*.
A few Boxes new Raisins, iust received bv
w. c. moorV:.
BOXES I. E. Cheese, small size, received
Jj\J and for sale, by SllAW &. AUSTIN.
Feb. 18 14 tf
O BBLS. Kennedy's Boston Butter Crackers,
O received and lor sale, by
SIIAW 6i AUSTIN.
Feb. 18 1-i tf.
Bounty Land.
rI^HE subscriber will |>rosecuie claims for Land
X ??r Pensions, on reasonable terms. Soldiers
and officers, in tie .Mexican war, in the War of
W12, the Florida war, and other Indian wars, are
entitled to Bounty Land. J. B KERSHAW.
Dec, 24,tfl0l Att'yatLiw.
TAULT. yiLLEPIGUET
factor, .
And General Commission Merchant,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
charleston, 8. cLiberal
advances made on consignments of Proiipninnt
ntlnnlinn orivnn to t lie forward.
<iu?.?r, ...... . ,,
mg of (ioods, at tlie lowest rates.
Aug. 20. 68 _
Camden BazaarWE
hereby notily to our Customers. and the
public generally, that we have just received,
a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing
suitable for the Soring which we shall sell as usual
at the very lowest Cash prices possible.
We have bIho rece:ved a Hne assoriinent of
Brnadcloaths, and blac* and fancy colored Casimeres,
to which we invite the attention of our
friends. M. DRUKER di Co.
Feb. id, 185L 17 tf
I THE SOUTHERN STORE.
A1X who wifIi Bargains, are invited to call at
K. S. MOFFA'I 'S new Southern Store
third house above the lank of Camden, w.iert.
I they will find a complete assort merit of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
consisting in part, as follows:
Fancy and inourni: g Prints ??
7-8 and 4-4 brown Shirtings
Blue Denims and Marlborough Stripes
Saltinetts and Kenlucky Jeans
Cloths and fancy Cassiineres
Negro Ke-scys; Bed and Negro Blankets
Mous. Deaines, Ginghams, c^c.
Groceries.
Brown. I/iaf*crushed and clarified Sugar
Km and Java Codees
New Orleans and West India Molasaes
JIackarel, Nos. anulj in barreis
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon and Nail
Raisins, l'epper, Spice
Tobacco. N'eirars. &.c. &c.
I Hard ware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
brilaimia and Iron S|kions
Trace and iiaJicr Chains
Axes, Hammers and Hatchets
.Spades, iShuvylsand Hoes
Hand, mill and crosscut srws
Vires, anvils and blacksmith's bellows
Nails, brads, tacks and sp igs
Knob, pad closet and stuck Jocks
Iron squares, compares and plane irons
brushes, blacking, cotton and wool cards
broadaxes and steelyards; pots and skillets
broad and narrow iron die.
Heady ITIade Clothing
ot every description.
Saddles, br.dles and Martingales
Crockery and Gl. ssware
Diinnv ami l)iltulfP l^tririnor
Kentucky Rope and Twine
Together with every other article usually found
iu a a tail seiei led stock of Dry Goods, Grocern-a
and Hardware. All ol which will he sold exceedingly
low lor cash.
he highest market price* paid tor cotton
ami other country produce.
Dec. 24, K. S, ,W< FFAT.
NEW STORE.
fFMIE subscriber is now opening a large assort
1 meiit of (irocerten uud staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(south of the Bank of Camden,) which he will
djettose of at Charleston prices tor cash.
Those wishing to purchase would de well to
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, ot
thn following, viz: . v
CruMted, Ground and GranuUted-Sugan
S Croix, i'ortn Itico, and >ew Orlrmia de
Nw Orb-ana, Murrovatlo and Cuba Molasssa
Java. Ijtgiiim and Kin Coffee 2.
I ^ ti II A til LT? I
( Ulipovvoer, i .Juiig ujwJii ami uratit
Sperm. Adamantine ami Tallow C'nixUen
No. 2 and 3 Mackarel, in Barrel*, Half and Quarter*
Wine. Snda and Bmter Hiacuiu and Cneeaa
Soap and starch. aworted
I'epper, Spire, Ginger, Nutmeg*. Mac* and CI ore*
Porder, Shot and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery, Nail* and Ca*ung?
Hainu, Lin*eed Oil. Sperm. Oil ami \> n. / M?.
AI.SO
B!rarhedamtnnWearhed>hiriing*aml?hf?*nng?' '
Blanket*, lied Tick*. Apron Check* and Ozpaburg*
Together with a large assortment of
Ba^iuj, Hope aad Twine.
J. \V. BRADLEY.
Cam 'en. S. C. Sept- 23.
HTCa*h paid for Cotton and other Prod ace.
The subscriber has just finished off a lot of Mahogany
Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
at unusually low prices. C. L. CHATTEN.
Mill Gudgeons, &,c.
Mill Gudgeons, 10$ to tiU inch
HiII Crank*, asr-urted mea
North Carolina, English and Norther Hollo*
Ware, assorted, from | to 55 gallons
Patent Iron Axle*. 1 to inch.
Mill Irons of auv kind furnished to order.
McDOWALL & COOPER.
Jul? 8 54 ?
-| '/\ best Hemlock Leather.
1?)U Just received and lor sale at 17 els per
lb. by JOIIN \V. BRA OLE Y.
f BOXES Smoked Halibut received and for
0 Mle by SHAW & AU&TIN.
Feb. 18 14 if
MANSION HOUSE.
CAMl)E \, S. C.
THE undemiened t?og* leave to return hi* grateful
tltank* to hi* l'riend*. and the travelling Public, for
lite liberal support which lie lias received mm* he boa been
opened, (four month*) and Im* entered upon hi* dude* for
1851. with tvnewed energy to endeavor to plcuae all thai
may call upon him. both rieh und poor. Hi* Home will
be found one of the most dc.-irable, initiated, and lte*t fur*
ni*hed Hotel* in Camden. Hi* servant* al*<> will be
found respectful und attentive, and the table will be (up
plird with the best the market afford*.
Ilia Stable* and Carriage Houses at* roomy and always
fully supplied with Pmreiider, and an experienced Hostler.
An i'liinibiia call* at the House every morning for passengers
for the llailro.nl. Give mo a cul. and teal my motto.
A* you find me.
Sorrr-ominend me.
JS. U. ROBINSON.
Proprietor.
Camden. February 7th, 1.^51 11 tf
~ NEW MUSIC.
Hungarian Hoi mi; dedicated to Gov. C&dislaus L'jhazy.
By Allele Hdinslock.
Ague* Polka; a lively and spirted composition. By Mi**
Adele Hohnstock.
Grand Triumphal Mar.-h. Composed by Miss Adele
Holuistock.
Marche d'Amaznnes. Composed by Karl Hohnstock.
Marche d'Amazone*. arranged for four nauds.
N. B. 'I he above are all beautiful nod very popular.
Hyperion Polka, ilhietrated with a correct and beautiful
view of tlic residence of the Poet, Professor Henry W.
Longfellow. Cambridge. Composed by Henry T. Date*,
live tasbionable Polkas,by P. Uhizu, viz:
Remembrance Polka.
OH Uncle Ned. do
i*tinn. ilo 1
Oft in the stilly night.do
II I'urvtmii, do introducing the famous duet is that
opera.
Bonaventnre Waltz.
J?*i>uy Li??T* Songs.
Fear not fond youth; composed by .Mozart.
The Mariner: a celebrated Swedish Melody
Fare well to Life's Ocean; a beautiful song.
Sea King'* Hrtde; Swedish,
Voire of the Spirit.
Take this Lute; composed for Jenny Lind, by Julea Benedict.
f emattiColleges, Seminaries, School*,and Academies
supplied with Music &e.. at the lowest price*. All the
new music published in the U. 8. received every week,
per express. Orders must be addressed to
(1EORGE OATES,
234 and 236, King St., (at the bend.) |
I FAKE REDUCED TO 620 FROM
Ciiarlcstou to New York. '* s
The (irrolMail Route from Charleston, S. C.
LliA VlNu-ttte wharf at I he foot of Laurens at/
daily a: tf, p. m. after the arrival of the South
eru car*. via.VVilmington anu Weldon, Petersburg,
Richmond, ft? Washington, Baltimore, l'hiladefphia,
at d to New York. . A-tr*.,
The public is respectfully informed ktbat the
steamers of this line, from Ch rlcston' i6 TA flmington,
are >n first rate condition, and are haftgated
by well known and experienced commanders,
and the Railroads are in fine order, thereby
securing ho- h safety and despatch. A THROUfifHl
TJCKKT having already been in operation will
be continued on and alter the first of Oct.-' 1."
as a permanent arrangement from Charleston (a
XewYork. l'nssenaers availing themselves lb&ih?
uf will have 1 lie option to continue without
through the route or otherwise, tostop
mediate points, renewing their seats on the lihelo
| suit hetr convenience. By this route travellers
may reach New York on the third day during business
hours. Baggage will, be ticketed on ?oard
ilie sterner to Weldon, aa likewise oa the eb nge
of cars at the intermediatejniud^froin ihence t?r
New York* Through Ticket? can alone be had
of E. WIN SLOW, AjHMt of the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, at the office of
Company, foot of Laurens street, to whom please
apply. For other infurinatio inquire of
L. C. DUNCAN, s
at the American Hotels
Ma? * I m
Family Groceries.
SUGAR.?Lost, Crushed, Pulverized, Clari j^d
light and brown light N. Orleans and Una.
eovado. ^
COFFEE.?Old Government Java, Rio, Lb*
guira, Chocolate, Broma, Cocoa. j?<t>
TEA.-1 mperial, Gunpowder, Hyson,S.Jrerhgtff
Young Hyson, Orange i'ehue and Gwidetf
FLora!?B.ii- imnre in Bhts., Exira Family
Flour in Bags from selected Wheat. Bo'ek?
iieai, T*A '<?.
RICE.?Whole, Maccarrmi, Farinn, Currie m
Powder, . ,.?
SOAP.?t'heniir.aJ, Olive, FhioeM Washing .
"HjiiTTi ^i' fr'r^li mm m e&n- >
HAIUS.?Baltimore Su^ar cored, Dried Beef,
l'irkled Beef, Mackerel, tfo I. is JCfttf.
Salmon dn^ iiaiihut. Fre-h Salmon, Lobsters,
Sardines iti whole, half anil quarter
boxes, Herritfig, Potted VsnnotMb'dt*^'^?
PICKLES.?From Grouse & Blackwelf, US
derwuori and Lewis. ? H
KETCH EPS.?Worcestershire, Harvey, John
Bull Toma'ne, Walnut, Alusliroom, Mm
o< Code'*, Sah?s Pep|ier aud Paeh Vinger,
W". Wine do, Cider do, Bullish aud French .
Mustard, S;>anisb Olives, Capers. Anebavies
Essences tor flavoring.
PRESERVES Peaches, Apricots, Prhnes
in their .mn Juice. Pineapple, Lhtofth
Prunes. West Indies <!(>.? Sin?wbe-ryFi?p?,
Raisins, Prunes. rrVw
CAWDLJES.?New Bedford Spenn, Sofsr~d?
Adamantine, Wax,<c<>lored dm
Received and tu sale i y
anAw't ApgTfmy
New Fall GoodsA--""
THE subscriber respectfully into tins his frietli}i
and the public generally, that hats now westving
hirt Fait supply of
tiruceriei, Smaatio, Ac. < v^# '
Consisting in part, of the following, articles, rij>Brown,
crushed, loaf and clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Aioiasses ' ?
Rio'and Java Coffee ti Mi
Rice, t heese, Baron and Lard i
No. 2 and 3 Mackarel I
Coru, Flour, Oats, Salt .
Swedes Iron of all sizes , .a , g>l
Pnin/lue SKnf I jii/J Soana Stf>ri?K C.mn/ilmm
a VtTU^If n/UWt^ JJWUU) v/H|#k-| wn^nn ^
Fine and common Tobacco , ' S . '' V. ."
&Mn(iUK, Elope and Twine. ^
Men and boy's Wagon Saddle* ' <
Riding and Waggon Bridles
I lame?, Collars, Riding and Waggoa Whipo f
also jj
Crockery, Glass and Hardware .,
Collin*' best Axes, Nails, assorted size fy, i{
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
I?etfro ClothH, **f
Bleached and brown Home-puna ' ' ^
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
ALSO i
A few cases of men and boys Hats and Gap* 1
With all other articles usually found in a w.eH supplied
Grocery and Hardware store, all of which.
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
b. w. chambers:
Camden, S. C. Sept. 3. 70 '*' 1 M tt
-1A BBLS. Planting Potatoes, received and tor
IV sale, by SHAW & AUSTIN. *
Feb. 18 14 . tt
A PPAV mnrc of tliuae fine Beef Toinrues. ro
A eeived at M00%5?>
i-'ebH 12 '":i
Xdl BOXES CHEESE received and for **'e br
SHAW & AUSTIN..
GEORGE OATES,
Publisher and Importer of Musi%
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN '
Piano Fortes and Musical Instrument*
Nm. 234 Hud 230, King ?L, (at the Bead.) .
11 TIL OA PES is sole agent lor the following
1VJL celebrated Piano F?rte Manufacturer,
liac n & Haven.
Dul o s <f* Wuriiier.
And A. H. Gale A cn New Yflc)t,
Whose instruments have always given such universal
satisfaction in tins, and the adjoining State*
fur keeping their rich and powerful rones, and fortheir
great durability m a southern climate.
In addition to the unsolicited written testitnH.
nials rorr the lot lowing eunnineiit Artists, Madv.
ante Hi*hop, Mrn Segtim, Mica Buihaa,. 8#gniu,
Templeton and the "tlohngiockit," tho aubttcri*
ber itaa tho pleasure of adding the favorable ??pinton
ol Uie''Svi-eedi*h Nightingale" in the follow*
i; g extract of a note received prior to her depgr*. ,
tore lor Havana.
'It al?o give* me great pleasure to add, that I l>ava been
greatly pleaeetfcwith the nano you kindly rent tothl* Hotel
for my ure during ray rtay ih Charleston, being- atVgry
excellent instrument, possessing great richness of toot*,
and at the >amr time uncommon soilness."
1 subscribe myself dear nr.
Vouni greatly obliged
JK.W IJNB.
Charleston, Dec. 31tt 1850.
Toe original* el the above, can b? teen It tbfc
tor*.
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