Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, August 19, 1851, Image 3
B There will be a Barbacue given at Lanca
Bill M'Ue on Tuesday the 26tb inst, in honor of
ESSgl at >r Rhett, to which the citizens of Lan<??i
m K -
~ IOU4W ana adjoining Districts are resp
90'*** fully invited. Senator R. and other distingu
9Kk ed gentleman will be present.
A Pic Nic will be prepared by the ladies.
J. G a r,li/chat,
H Danikl Bkown,
fflj C. Cauthen,
9 H. Gooch,
9B J. D. McIlwain. /'
H Commit ce.
ggji A Chapter of Misfortune.?On Friday aft<J
H noon some evil-hearted person set fire
H John II. Young's wheat, in the field, on
Big sing a'loss of fifty dollars. In the evg^|"' ost
9 Capitol Hill, tbelitfhtiii??t4?1 *L
I to which his horse nvis'fa8te^^,&rrl?hed
the glass in the lamp. The at/?1 Jerketl 'oose
. and ran off, bat was soon r/?'er*d- A short
time afterwards the fluidyhttnted his dwelling
hoose ; leaping doX the chimney, and,
darting into the seconf^ory? shattered the inantlepiece
and clock, *hd tore away the woodwork
of a closet its escaj?e. On Saturday
night, while savins property from the deluge at
the canal, a>ng stung him severely on the
hand, and, id consequence, he is obliged to carry
it in a sling; and on Wednesday night an
incendiary applied the match to his small frame
home in the rear of the National Hotel. Truly,
misfortunes never come as single spies, but
always in battalions!? Washington Republic.
Seven Negroes killed by Lightning.?On
Wednesday evening, the 23d ult. Mr. John
Reeves, residing about sixteen miles south of
this place, in company with seven of his ne
groes, were induced by the appearance of a
cloud rising, to repair to a large tree, bat a
short distance from where they were at work,
for shelter. Mr. R. being on horseback, reached
the tree first, and by accident let his horse
loose, and in endeavoring to recover him, rece^
ded some distance from the tree, when he heard
of thunder.
^OnHrcJS^fiiillis his horse, he proceeded to the
i honse. At the *"R fo^-re^tyning home,
none of the hands made their appearance, tie
| became alarmed, and, in company with another
& person, went in search of them. They went
H immediately to the tree where they had content
| plated shelter, and found them all dead; two of
I them were lying near the tree, and the other
^ five were in the hollow of it.
Sj| Boftrar (Tenn.) Herald.
|s (ttrWe have received sufficient returns to
satisfy as that the Congressional elections in
jS this State, have resulted disastrously for SouthK
era Rights, Bat two Southern Rights men,
KB Bragg Harris, have been elected, while the
Kg Fillmore federal consolidationists have elected
B five. This shows bad for the cause of the
Ej|j Sooth in Alabama. The "stars and stripes,"
jH is an infallible argument and was used in the
late eontest without stip(. .We. hid our friends^
howevecJrrliTfrf ttttt- <r? W*i * I 41
cheer; when the smoke of the battle shall have
ftgfl passed off, and tlie people have time to look
9H around and see the true principles of those
whom they have elevated to power, they
?H w ill wheel into line again.
ByBrai Montgomery (Ala-) Advertiser.
l?|j It is a good rule never to speak of men's
mm niVi dtlkot'o fieot on/^ futtl?fl?ll W
riauiio w uuigi^mi wsmur uici ouu miimiiuiij i
sjK)ken to themselves. This would prevent a \
world of mischief and slander, and perhaps save
man v from persisting in sin.
Conkubul.? 'Mrs. Dobson bow's your
husband ?"
"He's dying, mar in, and 1 don't wish any
body to disturb him."
JJrTbe following article we ropv with pleasure from the
Boston Mercantile Journal, and we hope if any of our numerous
rmuer* are suffering from any ofthe complaint* which
it mswul to cure, they will speed ilv avail themselves of it.
DR. WISTAR'SBALSA >1 OF WILD C'HKRRY.
It wa? known many yearn ttgn tliat the wild cherry tree
of thin climate pn**e*-ed valoahle medcinal properties.
Indeed thin fa?t was known to the Aborigines, and a decoction
of the leaves or bank of this tree lias even b-en regarded
by their povnician*. a? one ofthe meet eflectual remedies
in many diseases. This feet, several year* rir.ee. arrested
tbe attention of Dr. Wisiar. a highly respectable
practitioner. He investigated with care 'he healint properties
of the wild cherry-?tested its effects when administered
alone, and w hen in combination with other remedial
I agents. He found that its natural virile* might he ereatly
improved, and by combining it wi'h ingredient. whose
properties were all proved and generally organized, medicine
was produced which constitute* a remedy of great
value in pulmonary affections and diseases of the chest and
throat?diseases which are proverbially prevalent in our
cities and large towns, and often prove fatal, swelling the
bills ol mortality to a much greater extent than is the case
with moet other, we liad almost said all oiltt-r classes of
(Q1BVUC9.
None genuine unless signed I BUTTS on
the wrapper, for sale in Camden at McKAlN'S
Drug Store. Wholesale by P. ill. Cohen &
Co., Charleston, S. C., and by Druggists generally
throughout the State.
TIS STRANGE BUT TRUE!
That many will neglect a Cough month after month, and i
then wonder at la*t they have ihe Consumption?Howr
much Setter to nip thi* di*en*e in the bud, which ran y
warn be dene by wing Dr. A. Roger*'* Syrupof LitertV...
5 ana Tar. "Antitch in time rave* nine."
See adverti*ement in ano'hrr column.
Departed this life in the 56th year of her age,
at the Residence ot her son-in-law, (F. Root,) in j
I Camden. S. C, after a short illness Mrs. Marv A.
Hsixe. widow af JohuC. Hoise, formerly of Washington
City, D. C.
gy Washington Papers please copy.
CAISDEM PRICES CIJREXT.
per yd. 134 to Id Lord, lb 10 to 13
Baie Hope lb 6 to JO Lead, lb 6 to 7
Bicon, lb 9 to 12i Molasses, gall 31 to 44
B titer, lb 18 to 30 Mackarel, bbl 8 to 10
iB*andy, rail-28 to 35 iltails, lb 44 to o;
lb W to 22 Oau, bushel 75 !
Bief, lb 4 to 5 jPeas, bushel bi j
"Cueuse, lb 12 15 Potatoes, "west, bu 56
Cotton, lb 5 to 9 [ Irish bu 15
Cm, (bushel lOto #1124 Rye, bushel 95 to 1
Pour. bbl 6 to 64 Ktce. bushel 3 to 41
tr. u it ! a.. - ik n ift
t *jucrf cwi if jiiijouMr,
E -fldw-drT :b 8 to H |8aft, ?ack ]*
? Ir ?, vj lh 5 to W ohot. bar 1
S L'roe. Ibl 2 to 2i|Tobacc?, lb 10 to 50
? Leather, tola, lb 1? to21 (Wheat, buah
H ' ** : "
I ' 9sto i$Mi
DONE ONsXEASO\ABLE TERMS.
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sp??iiros.
s(er. Wateree Irl,ieB ^0< 9Sen
,/ regular meeti*0^ this Divaioq will be lie
?ter Jmrwlay even# ?t your New Hall over .
ect.' ?&Ri Kenr.edV^tore, at 8 o clock.
ish- order "yTXOHN J. WORKMAN, R. S.
, ~ 7 OILS.
A Iarxe^'y ^ns''*h Linseed, Train, Iain], Sol
r A :?X>ter strained Sperm Oils., Spirits Turpentin
' Janan. Kiack leaiher and wood Varnish
^ , Jilnd for sale by
on ny THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
/ At the old stand of James R. .MeKain.
/ CASTOR OILT
flO LD^pressed Castor Oil, a superior article, also. Ca
S\J tor Oil for Plantation use at ?1 3S per gall-, just r
T ceived and for sale by
THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
At the old stand of James R. McKain.
1 PAINTS.
| 0AAA lb. Fresh White Lead warranted pure, also
I lanrt-supply ofthe Rrand#;>so. 1 and 2; Chron
, j tireen ; Ciirome Yellow, dry and grbtind ; Litharge ; Re
Lead, I'fnber. burnt and raw; lerra.de Sienna, hurt
i and raw; Yellow Ochre; Venetian Red; Spanish Browi
| Lamp Black, <it&c.; on hand and for safe by
THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
At the old stand of James R. McKain.
SPICES.
ALLSPICE, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Nutinegi
Mace, Cloves <fcc., for sale by
TIIOS. J. WORKMAN.
At the old stand of James R. McKain.
FOR PICKLING.
LONG and White Pepper, White Mustard Seed, blar
do., Turmeric. &c., also a large supply Jars, assorte
sizes, tor pickling and preserving, for sale- by
THOMAS J WORKMAN.
At the ol.i stand of James R. McKain.
QUININE.
CT A oz- Superior Quinine, just received and for sale by
DU ^ THOMAS J. WORKMAN,
"v me uia suinu 01 James K. -"WcKain.
August 19, 1851. G3 tf
South Carolina--Kershaw District.
BY JOHN R. JOY ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS Thomas J. Cauthen has applied tomcfoi
letters of Administration on all and singular the
Goods and Chatties. Rights and Credits of Hannah West
late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our neit Ordinary's Court for the said
District, to holden at Kersltav* C-ourt House on the thirtieth
day of August inst., to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not he granted.
Given under ray hand and seal this 25th day of August in
tbeyear ol our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
Mf^^^^fp^jg^i^^mtl^rarofAraejricaii h'depenAog.
19 65 2t*
Prime NORTH CAROLINA CORN^
Also?Meal and Grits.
For sale by ROB'T^^TTA.
August 12. 63 , 4t
A CAJM*
THE undersigned b?*ing purchased the stock
of Drugs, CKbiicals, Paints, Oils, DyeStuffs,
&c. the Estate of Jainea R. McKain,
findsxrfhand, and will continue to keep, a
very genial assortment of all articles in the above
line^/if" the selection ol these articles, especial
c^.e'lias been taken that they should be of the
&ry best mateual, and the freest from admixture
and adulterdfwn?that could be procured, and the
undersigned pjjukffe himsein^ja^y^Minoet en
lerttd reputation Tor the purify of its Mctlicjnfift
which this houae'has, for so long a time, enjoyed.
Every article sold by him, shall be what it purports
to be.
Hi' prices shaft be moderate?as low as Medicines
selected with especial reference to purity.
can be cold.
To approved and punctual customers, the usual
credit will be extended.
A large addition to the present stock has been
ordered, and is daily expected.
THOMAS J. Tt'ORL'M 4-\.
August 1*?. 04 tr
"election notice.
South Carolina--Kershaw District.
Office Gearral Sessions and Common Pleas,
IM. NAUDl.N, Clerk of the Court of Common
^ Ple<s mi J General Sessions for the District
aforesaid, in pursuance of the act of the Legislature
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give Public Notice, that an election for Tax Collector
f r Kershaw District will be held on the
second Moudayof October next, at the usual places
of election throughout the Dibtiict.
\N itness mv hand at Camden, this 10th day ol
July, A.. - lb5L
M. NAUDIN, c. c c. r. &. g, s,
Aug. 16. (a! td_
BERNAPOTTE D BRONSOiV,
Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manufacturer,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
Camuk.n, 8. C.
GLOVERS & DAVIS,
Factors and (Commission Merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Aug. 8 0*2 3m
$300 Itewnrd.
ESf'APED irom ihe Jail of Kershaw District,
S. ('.,on Monday 14th of July last, Mr. Samuel
J. Love, who was convicted of the murder
of Mr. Robert J. lister at Spring term, 1851.?
Said Love is about 6 feet '2 inches high, and about
20 or 21 years of age, rather dark hair and of a
-sallow complexion, and has rather a down cast
"ok. with rather dark grey eyes, with some of his
front teeth rather decayed, said Love is a carpen
ter oy trade.
I will give the above reward to any perron who
will appehend the > aid Love and lodge him in any
jail in line State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any jail in the United
States, so that I can get him.
JOHN INGRAM, S. K. D.
Aug. 12, 64 tf
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
TWO MARES, one a handsome grey,quick action
and a trotter, the other a Sorrel, with
white ( ce and a pacer, were stolen at Savannah
by two men. who crossed the Savannah River on
Saturday, the 21st ult., audit is supposed may
proceed westward. The above reward will be
paid for the apprehension of the thieves and recovery
of the property by W. B. lilLES, Esq.,
Savannah, or EDWARD WINS OW,
Office foot of Laurens Street, Charleston S. C.
July 8, ?a tl
Oils. Oils,
THE Subscriber has now in 6tore a full supply
of Solar, Sperm, Linseed and Castor Oil,
which he will dispose of on the most reasonable
terms.
[ "Plantation Castor Oil at $1 50 per gallon.
Also, Superior Burning Fluid,
Z. J. DeHAY.
Aug. 8. 02 It
? ?
Y" '*-n '
issssm*mssasmsSBmmmtmmtet
WATEREE HOUSE.
(LATE PLAX/TERS' HOTEL,)
W CAMyi'.N. S. C.
HPHE Subscriber /having purchased this x
X tensive and well known Establishment, and
having added largely to its convenience and com
_ fort, by a new addition of Fnrnitnre and thorough
and complete repair?, begs leave to inform the
ar Public, that he is prepared to Entertain all who
e- may favor him with a call, in a manner hitherto
es unknown in the town of Camden.
He deems it unnecessary to make any pledge?,
I AtJl? f.. m ry "
I vui) .->? I'll no I" S'!V uiai riiS TABLE Will 1)0 Stip?
plied daily hs well as any in the State ; attended
by polite and attentive Servants.
*" His Stable*, will be bountifully supplied with
e Provender and attended by the very best Hostlers.
No pains will be spared to keep a quiet and orderly
House.
II. HOLLEYMAN.
Camden, Jut e 4,1651. 45 tt
3 CAMDEN HOTEL
? IS NOW OPEN
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION' OF
I THE TRAVELING PUBJIC.
IT.is an excellent and commodious buiUing,n) .v
and well fitted up, and lately put in a staled" 1
coi/ij'lete repair. The rooms are laige.ppem d
air> ; fine Family parlors well furnished. -??V ' '
The Table will be supplied with eve-y ting J
which an excellent country market wiUafrd,
^ attended by the best servanls.
d The BAR will be supplied with the choest I 1
Wines and Liquors. J 0
The STABLES are weli fitted up; attend! by > J
careful and experienced Hostlers, and weljup-1 I
plied with Provender.
Also Lots prepared for the accommodafQ of
Drovers, with excellent water conveniencei
There will at all limes, be an Omnibus iiytendance
to convey passengers to and from tb lepot, _
The Subscriber having had several yfr"Utperience
in the above business, feels confidP1 iV*a3[- n
ing that he will be able to give generalA^^1'0111 J
[ to all, who may favor him with their 88
| he is determined to use every exerli' 00 his Parl
to please. j.
H. ;W1LS0N.
i Warranted Pianos. Trial.
PIANOS'of ^esl Makers, Rosdvood, Pearl,
Mah^rtany? &r*any Vested mjle <>f finish?
or oth'f Musical Instruments, furnished free of
chjvge, oe obligation W keep, unbss entirely
rilled e* trial. After sufficient tist, may be
^^ ^^gchanged, hired or reiurnej, on terms
, u?y^7*?^ij^fc?^?l*ewhere, cash or credit .
Jo^r '"an obtSTflilll^Mpij^^^^m^lates,
and districts of thin State,
Judge, where Instruments have
bought and now speak for themselvew^/^MM
mens 6een by inquiring of i ^
Mrs. Ann H. HART,
Teacher of Music, Camden, S. 0. I
April 2 32 tf j
PAVILION HOTEL.
(BY H.LBUTTERFIELD.)
Corner or Meeting and Hasslx. Streets,
AND in the immediate vicinity of HaYKE AND
King Streets, Charleston, S. C.
_ llom_ Notice.
\ TJij person* , , _?? ,nu i,??
. J ....I .1 ~.ill .- ?1??
properiy micsivu) miu mvnc umcuu.-u *??u umoo
payment to J. DUNLAP, Adm'r.
Jan. 30. 9 tf
Notice.
APPLICATION will be made at the ensuing
session of the Legislature of South Carolina.
to vest all the righ-and title of John E. San'
Hereon deceased, in and to a tract of land containI
ing acres, situate in Lancaster district, South
! Carolina, adjoining lands of M. Clinton, W. (J.
| Stewart and others, in Joseph Fenton and wife
i .Mnrv, ;i6 the n' xt ?! kin of said deceased.
YVM. ROBINSON,
Aug. S 62 JJui Agent for Applicants. ;
Bounty Lund.
XIIF. undersigned having associated himself
with .Ytr. L. Plane hard True, who is permaj
nent.y located at the City of Washington ; who
| possesses a thorough and familiar acquaintance,
with the requirements of the Government Offices,
| will attend to tl.e procuring of Pouniy Land War.
i rants, and the adjustment of all other claims
i against the Government, without jeopardy or dej
lay?and at but litlie expense to claimants.
I Land Warrants located, and the Land sold if
i desired, on the most advantageous terms.
M. NAUDIN.
JuJv 8, 1?51. 33 tf
j TRANS'N.TfFICE S. c. R. R. COMPANY, |
i'haklem* ' >, jt li svtii, 1801.
I
PASSENGERS taking the Cars at any ol the
following points will get their tickets from j
the Agents there, viz: Charleston, Colombia, j
Camden. Hamburg, Aiken, Grauiteville, Clinton,
I Orangeburg, Gadsden, Claremont. Middleton, |
| Lowry'e T. (). If taken from the Conductor the ;
i rate will be 4 cents per mile.
Arrangement have also been made with the
i Charleston Omnibus Company, to lake passengers
and their baggage from the Depot, on and after
Friday the 1st August, to the different steamJ
boats and hotels, or to any other point in the city, .
for ?5 cents each. Their Omnibus and baggage
j wagons oi.lv will accordingly be admitted into the
, i> . 1/ i ?i._ i ..e
LFCpui I am ? ii me arrival til uiu x uioviio . t
j desiring other Conveyances will find ihem at the i
: door. J. D PETSCH, i i
I Aug. 8?4t Superintendurit Transportation
i !Voticc to Delinquent Stockholders.
Office South Carolina Rajroad Co. )
CllARI ESTON, .Way 'J4, 1851. <
SHARES in the South (Carolina Railruad, upon
which all ot the Intalments have not been
paid, are subject to forfeiture and will not be entitled
to Dividends in Joty, or thereafter.
TUGS. WARING, Auditor.
May 27 4'2 tf (
50 Two-pound Cans fresh Salmon, received by
SHAW & AUSTIN.
Notice.
THE Subscribers will ask leave of the Legislature
at its next session, to place the road
now leading from and near Farr's O'd House
down to Landsford, on the old original bed?also to
cut a race across the road, if we find it necessary
j. inrtv nrk^rnnn
6(> to ao. rua it;;,
T. K. CURETON. ,
Landsford, July 2?!, 1851. 29 15tw
Concord Yarn.
THE Subscriber, agent for the Concord N. C.
Manufacturing Company, has on hand a good
a upply and assortment of this yarn for sale.
JOHN ROSSER. '
; July 20. 50 Ot i
i" ilBt
|' "-ri'u'u peg ' '
. jm. ' - -
j By tlis Excellency, J. If. YEAY8, Li overrun
I ad Commander-in-chief in and over' the State r<;
Snth (Carolina.
i "IVHtREAS, information reached me that an
TT atrocious murder was committed upon
Johr:Mci)a*iei, of Barnwell, by six young men,
amour whon were Seaborne E. Fanner and VVillian".
Tobin,and whereas, the aforesaid Farmer
am Tobin hav* made their escape?now be it
kiown in order*bat they may be brought to trial,
' I/John' H, Mead* Governor in and over the State
d'South Carolina,do issue this my proclamation,
,ffering a reward if FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the delivery of both, or two hundred
and fifty for the delivery of either of them to the
jailor ot Barnwell distrrt.
Farmer is about 2o ->r 28 years old, 5 feet 8
nches high, well made, far complexion, blue eyes,
ight hair, two of his front teeth slightly broken,
off. Has a scar en his cheek, about an inch and
i half long, mad* by the cut of a knife.
Tobin is 18 or 19 years old. 5 lent H
X f?VVn !?n' Very liule beard? white
xth, thick rp.s, well made, and is badly scarred
n tho rigt* arm and shoulder .
jiren mder my hand and the sea! nf^our
L S.J^ie oth day of July, j? jkndred and fif/
"*0 one thousand-^ '
. ' ty-?n<?> ^ ' j. H. MEANS.
Wm r3 Dep. Sec'ry. of State.
64
Garden Seeds for Fall.
fUST Received a fresh assortment of SEEDS
I for Fall planting?consisting of
Ruta Basa Turnip Seed,
Large White Flat "
Large Eng. Norfolk " "
Long Hanover . " "
I^ate Drumhead Cabbage,
Grpen Glazed "
Mustard Seed,
Lucerne,
Beets and Carrot Seed.
For sale by F. L. ZEMP.
July 11 54 |
For ilie
Early Dutclf* ? ^
l*ar<je Norfolk ??
l^arge Globe "
Yellow Aberdeen "
Dale's Hybrid
Ps^^'pr^That rnss. J list ftcfflysk
Turnip Seed.
LARGE Flat Sweet Turnip Seed from the
Mountains. For sale by ROB'T. LATTA.
Aug. 8. 62 4t
Southern Agricultural Implements.
rFHE subscribers have received the following
JL consignment tiom the house of R. Sinclair Jr.
&. Co.. Baltimore. They have been tested
approved by a number of our River Planters.
No. 7. f. 9. Siticiuir and Moor's Plows,
2 &. 3 Furrow Plows,
Plain and expanding Corn Cultivator?,
Si g!e and Double spout Corn Shelter?,
Virginia Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob Crushers, (will grind 7 bushel
an hour with ordinary gin gearing,)
9&. 11 inch Straw Cutters,
Grain Cradles.
For sale by McDOWALL f COOPER,
may 5th, 3G U
Chain Fnmps.
THE subscribers have received a supply of
1A inch Pump Chain
l| ,
Pump Fixtures, which they will sell at
greatly reduced prices.
McDOWALL & COOPER.
Aug. 1st, 1651. GO tf
Paint*. Oil*, Ac. JiMt Received.
4000 LBS. Pure White Lead,
too ? Fire Proof Paint,
50 " Chrome Green,
100 Gals. Linseed Oil,
75 " Spirits Turpentine,
300 Lbs. Sai Bratns, ^
lOO " Collates Starch,
14 Doz. Fresh Congress Water,
50 Lbs. Fresh Hops,
100 Baby Rattles.
For sale, with every article usually kept in a
Drugstore. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
Aug- 8 62 tf
White Lend,
Linseed Oil. Spts Turpentine, Lithargp, Chrome
tireen and Yellow. Spanish Brown, Venetian Red,
Copal, Japan and Leather Varnish, Gum Shellac,
Glue, Sandpaper, &c. &c. Just received, at
July 11 Z. J. DeHAY'S.
Gowhen Hutter.
PRIME Goshen Butter for 25 cents per pound.
Just received by UOB'T. LATTA.
Aug. 8 62 4'.
SlflOKED Beef, Toiigues, Pickled
Salmon, Kits and qr. Bbls. No 1 Mackerel,
Prime Leaf, Lard in barrels and kegs. Hams, Bologna
Sausage, Fresh Soda, Wine, and Butter
Crackers, Fine Raisins in as good order as new
ones. Just received by ROB'T. LATTA.
Aug. 8 62 tf
Cheese J Cheese!
JUST received by the Subscribers, a few Boxes
of very fine new Cheese, which they recorameed
to the notice of the public.
M. DRUCKER & CO.
Caradon, June 24,1851. 50 tf
Negroes Wanted.
THOSE having young Negroes for sale, frorr
the age of fifteen to twenty-five, will find i
parchaser, by applying at the Wateree House.
July 1, 52 tf
The subscriber has just finished oft" a let of Ma
hogany Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewinj
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles am
81 unusually low prices. C. L. CHATTEN.
^H
I AHeKLr1??8 haWng d ?
narg. Jiarrifet &
I present them to Mr. John Rosser,-my atitg
agent in Camden, and if not pre8esrt^tj^BcQ9^0B3|^^
diy of August next, will be de6aftre3 M
aih a dividend he made in favor of tb^S WL
serried. BfiLA SI&ER,
fuly 1,1851. 52
TmiV. Camden and (Charlotte Mai)
I for the present, leave Camden, onjafg J
Wednesday, and Friday, at 'i A. M., atidH
p rom Charlotte on the succeeding days, unlff/a??*
f rrangernents can'be made, of which due noti?w '
'ill be given. JAMES McEWEN, dv
The Hornets' Xest will copy o times. July II
M
Workman & Boone -JgKmM
Arc now receiving large additions toiHeir
-embracing SE VJjRAL A'E W STYL^
r?dering their Stock hu <" >? -
J t i.e selection o
V? ta ken as to style and !W^?<fd0wriptK>n >W - ?ffl
'\ ^n(l materials ara^rfnodating. " "" -1,. ilflH
m" 1 "^l^rreflpectfuHy i?vit?<? cCOJg^j^WHHB
which cannot farf'iw
e.\ann?^heir mock, *? >r
j and piceto
\r^3WSer has recently added to
! r,_ fine assortment of | vj^fflflEQ
2fEV SADDLES, dec. ' ^ H
of the beat qualities and latest styles. Hts gtowM ~ -fgJjjj^HH
now complete, any arttcle usually 'ound in
may be procured, on tHi? most accommodtta|fc|
term?. ...
. Saddles made to order in the^a^ry best n||j
Harness of all kinds and deecriptionnJ^j "
Repairing dune at the who
F? A
June 10 46 II IIBHIBl
: '
BLIWJ>. ?1II Ml II pi
THHE Subscriber is manufactanng
I wagon Bridles a4. $], one m whiciM?^jtt^Kfl|^HflH
warrant to last as long as two o^tbe
Northern made ones. Fine Briin.cifen|^BHH^n^^HR
duced prices.
July 15 . " ; 65 ^
IH HAVE received from MesTg.3P^^^
I Salem, N. C. a few bales, as*?KflHf^B|flQ|C3|
above desirable >*TW??J|
NEGRO
to which I invite the -Mign1'JSfl^HHSnBB
-^To^those^^^^gfeV8"***
re<&***%> rece'"^ III! IMBMBWMl
'<1
Curacoa, Maraschino, and otherMadeira,
Sherry and Port
Claret and N. C. Blaclt-berry.
?HEIDSEICH CHAJd&Jjmm
Gauva Jelly, Catsups and Saaees?9GwHHra^^^^^^9
Hose W^ter, Chocolate. Prunes wdflj
English. French, and American,;djfl^HBH^^^H^9?Hj
do.
Imitation English Cheese,
also
English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts.'
Barks and Soft Shelled AlmbwjHM^^BHHBKlM
Camden, July 1, 1651.
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1 Case Fresh Currants, received by^Jj^HBH^H9BB9
sHA w |yMH|Hra|
2 Casks French White Wine
articlo for making Pickles, recelraf^H^^NHBHRH^B
smaw
1 case spiced Oysters, received by j
"'I < .shaw
Y Pair of Gentle family
3 Bbls. Kennedy's Butter Crackers,
SHAW & AMOBBH
July 22,185J. ' '
| [Uj Sacks Salt to close consignroesa^E|^H|^^HH
- ^ Fine Balimorc Flour and
est prices. E. W. BOM
Imitation English and I'ine
ceived by SHAW &
Malting*
WHITE and Colored Matting 4
sale at a reduced price by
49HHHI
Oak Bark*
THE highest Market price will w9^HB|^9HSw
Oak Bark, by \V. ANDER
March 3d. , is ; ^mSHoSIIksSE
ICE, MSG
ptON STANTLY for sale by '% J fiK&QESSR&HB
U FRANCIS LBBMnB
THOMAS LANG, William AndersKUHRWKlM
J. Ancrum, William Gardemyr,
Young, who have been, and now anv,w^Bj^H^H|B9HH
the manufacture of cotton goods, and ot^BSBH8B|
n . ir ?B1M
ai a place Known as me ucnaip nraHnH^^^n
shaw District, under the firm and
liam Anderson and Company, have
Burwell Boykin with them, as a
Firm?and having obtained fronrtfteo^HB?||^^HnHB
South Carolina, a charter incorpoitn.
Firm, with their associates and succe^Hn|JHH^?^BBSj
body politic and corporate, in law, by
style of "The DeKalb Man u facta ring flHMHHB
do hereby notify the public that they
ed the said Charter, and will
I./vIh knainnoo A/tSAft)inif tf\ t K a
DTTrrrTTTTrn-?rcrUTTmT?,TT7^ jj*?___a_^__Mm^?
under the name and style Of
facturing Company."
March 8th 1851 W"
THHE CARS will continue
I half-past 5 o'clock, A.
N. D-UM
July 14, 1851. 55
c. iv. wi?NGia^|K|MHHH|
SADDLE AND HA&NmBUHH
MANUFACTU ]H
CAMDEN, 8. C. 1?b|QhHBH