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I KUCOltAPJUC INTELLIGENCE.
From the Charleston Courier.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF T1IE ARCTIC.
\ Baltimore, Jan. 21.
American Mail Steamship Artic, has arriv^dt
Ht ^ew Votk fro'.ii Liverpool, which port
she loft on the 7th ins?.
liiE Markets.?The sales of Cotton for the
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week ending me oui him. comprised zo,uuu
judos. .*1.000 <>f which were for export. The middWlg
qualities havp advanced an eighth of a
penny.
The British steam ship Athazon, from .Southampton,
for the West Indies had been consumed
by fire at sea, and one hundred and thirty"
one lives had been last.
Universal tranquility prevailed in France.?
The President had been shot at bv a sentry, v. ho
had boon taken a prisoner, sentenced to death by
f- " a court martial and shot. Louis Napoleon is to
be styled Emperor, and coins were in the course
:'4p of being manufactured, which were to l?e:ir t!ie
inscription, "Louis Napoleon, Emperor."
It is said the Sovereigns of Europe have notified
Napoleon that they are prepared to enforce
that article of the Treaty of Vienna, which for
.1^..?,i?.
utud any uczH;rjiu?iut vi tuu i?a? v^v.^
Mieeeeding to the Imperial title.
The organ of the Government denies the fruiii
of the statement, wluch had boon proniulgat <1
.to.tlie effect that the President dent l ad received
a congratulatory letter from the Emperor
Nicholas of Russia.
The new constitution, it was expected, would ,
have been declared on the 8th inst. American
Cotton ships that have touched at English poits .
are to be admitted into French ports free of duty.
A large number of suspected j ersous had been
arrested and sent to Cayenne. The statue of
t Liberty had been removed from the Chamber of
Deputies.
The Ltnpcror of Austria has abrogated the
old constitution and* was about to promulgate a
new one. i
The resignation of Lord Pahnerston had caused
great satisfaction at Madrid.
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The Georgia Legislature on Intervention.?
The Georgia House of Representatives, on the
Oth, passed a preamble aud resolution,fruin which
we make the following extracts:
It has been the policy of the American Gov- ,
"ernmont, from its earliest existence, to maintain
friendly relations with all, but entangling alliances
with none, our true mission is not to propagate
our opinions or impose upon other countries (
k our form of government by artifice or force, but
show by our success, moderation and justice, the
l.Wsimrj i>f self-rrnverronent ntirl the . '.ilvaiitufrft
of free institutions.
"We sympathize witli tlie oppressed, wo tender
them a home, but never will we join with the
ambitious or the revenpjeful in a crusade against
other nations, however they may have oppressed
their citizens. A departure from this safe and
correct rule would involve our Government in
endless disputes and wars, tlte result of which the
wisest Statesmanship cannot foresee.
In extending our commercial relations Ave should
have as littl" political connection as possible with
foreign nations.
Therefore, resolved, by the Senate and IIuu^of
Representative^ ?f the State "of Georgia, in
General Assembly met, That his Excellency the -y
Governor, be requ -stcd to forward the foregoing s
declaration of our principles to our Senators aud i
Representatives iu the Congress of the United "
States, with the request that they may he laid before
their respective houses, a< the opinions of r
the people of Georgia, as to the policy of our
(government; and that a copy be sent to the
President of the United States. ^
Longevity in A~cw Mexico.? Some f:ici-s developed
bv the censtis seem to show New Mex'co to "
bo ono of the healthiest countries on the globe. Out
of a population of 61,632, no less than forty
persons-are over 100 years of age; sixty are over
90 years, and 310 are over 80 years of age. in
Valencia country, Candelais Agntur, a farmer. (
was 130 years old, when the census was taken:
Jose Ortado was 110; Kosa Billejos, 110; Rosa
Montallo, 106; Maria J. Paoheco, 103. The mah-s
attain a greater age than the females, for of the
314 over 80,107 are males and 117 females.
Cakceh.?nils terrible disease is said to have greatly
increased in England during a few years ^
insomuch that a Cancer Hospital has just been
established in London, and is already effecting ,
an immense deal of good. In 1850, Libre this '
Hospital was established! no less than four thousand
five hundred and eighty-six persons died in
England, of this frightful malady. Of these, .
three thousand two hundred and twenty-eight I
were shales.
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OBITUARY.
Died, in this town, of Consumption, on Tuesday livening
20th inst., DOUGLAS MINION, Jr.. in the 22d
year of his age.
The deceased was a consistent member of the Mcthodist
E. Church. Of a quiet, unobtrusive character, lie
pursued the even tenor of his way through life, and ,
died at peace with all men, and as we have reason to
believe from his dying words, with the full assurance
of his acceptance with God. He was not afraid to die.
The Christian's triumph is in death. Though he may be '
little known beyond his immediate circle, lie is not a
stranger to the Lord of Lords, and the King of Kings.
This is worth infinitely more to the immortal spirit,
about to change worlds, than all earth's hoarded treasures.
or the imaginary joys of a long life in sir.
Let mo dio the death of the righteous, and may my
last end bo like his. W.
WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN from Charleston, wishing to obtain ,
a situation in some wholesale.or retail Store in ;
Camden, takes this method of applying. The best of
references given. He has been in several stores in
Charleston, and is williug to work for a moderate com- (
fensalion. Apply to 1'. J. WARREN, Esq.
BRICKS FOR SALE.
fpVHE subscriber has on hand a largo quantity of (
X GOOD BRICK, which luay be hud on application.
January 23. J. F. SUTHERLAND.
WAGON FOR SALE.
A FIRST rate FOUR-HORSE WAGON will be sold
low if applied for soon. i
Jan. 23? J. F. SUTHERLAND. ,
Ifotice.
Thereby appoint Gen. J. W. Cantoy Agent to attend
all business transactions during mv absence from
tho State. ZACH CANTEY.
Jan. 16 5 tf
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THE SWISS BELL-RINGERS,
AT TEMPERANCE HALE,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1862,
TT7ILL give one of their delightful Performances.
T V Their Music always gives entire satisfaction ta
tlicir audience, and a disappointment is out of the
question.
Doors ODen at half past six o'clock?performance tc
commence at half past seven.
^'"Tickets 25 cents. Jan. 23.
NOTICE.
I HEREBY forewarn all persons from trailing with
my wife ELIZA ROSS. As she has quit my bcil
nuil board, I am determined not to par any debt com
tractcd by her. WILLIAM ROSS.
January 5. 1852. 7 5t
SUFFER "HOUSE.
rrMIE subscriber lias made arrangements with the
.1 Contractor to furnish SUPPER for Stage Passengers
to and from Canulen. C. II. NETTLES.
references?J. W. Stegai.l Contractor; Col. E
W. Charles. Darlington II.: Maj. Joiix D. Murray
Camden: Post Master, Clieraw.
Mount Elon. Jan. 23. 7 St
CLEAR ^THE WAY!!~
IN order to make room for Spring Purchases, I nop
offer the following WINTER GOODS at prices unquestionably
low:
Ladies' Winter Dross Goods of every kind, from 12c
upwards
Beautiful Brocade Lustres, 25. 3] and 37, worth 50c,
G-4 English Mori noes, all shades, only 50c
French Merinoe.-:. plain and figured, at N. York Cost
Mousslin DcLtunes worth 37, lor 18, 20 and 25c
llaai.tir..! i'.., rndi'iiru-l lh/i
First quality French Calico, now selling at 1 He
"White and Fed Flannel at a shade over cost
White and Grey Duftil Blankets, at 73, 87 and $1
With a great variety of WINTER GOODS, at prices
temptingly low. My object being to raise money foi
my Spring Purchases. 1 will sell them oil' at any sacrifice
of profits, rather than keep them over to next winter.
Parties wishing bargains, will liud this an excellent
opportunity for covcrting their loose change intc
good, cheap and substantial Drv Goods.
Jan. 23. JAMES WILSON.
a Suit to suit tha Times!
TT7TSHING to close out the balance of my stock ol
t \ Winter Ready-Made Clothing, 1 will dispose
of my stock of Coats. Over Coats and Vests at
cost prices. also.
Broad Cloths. French Cassitneres and Vesting*. AllWool
Tweeds Satinets, Kentucky Jeans and Negro
Cloths, at greatly reduced prices.
January 23. ' JAMES WILSON.
LOOK OUT FOR THE FLAG.
a FINE lot of HOMESPUNS, CALICOES, FLAN1'V
NELS, Oznaburgs, Jeans, Ticking, Ac. Ac. Also,
Bagging, Rope, Twine, &c. For sale low lor cash,
jr on time, to punctual customers.
January 23. WM. C. MOORE.
cheap groceries.
X RirDS. SUGAR; 50 sacks RIO COFFE: mats
O JAVA COFFEE: 10 sacks CUBA DO.
20 barrels New Orleans MOLASSES
_ ? hogs West India DO
30 barrels New Orleans WHISKEY
10 do Monongehela DO
? casks old IIve DO 10 vears old
3 1-8 casks FRENCH BRANDY
5 barrels best LEAF LAUD
10 barrels ilAL'tvAit EL
25 barels Baltimore I'LOUR
10 boxes English Dairy CHEESE
10 kits MACKAKEL No. 1
ALSO,
10 baskets HE1DSICK CM AMPAIGNE
10 cases CLA RET WINE, for Table two
10 do MADEIRA DO
5 do PORT DO
20 dozen "15 VASS' LONDON" PORTER
ALSO,
Ginger, Pooch, l'lnm ami Chow Clmw PRESERVES
200 quarter and half boxes SARDINES
50 eases SALMON and LOBSTERS
Vitli many other articles too numerous to mention. For
a!e low lor cash, or to punctual customers on the usual
imo. W. C. MOORE, Red Flag.
NEW RAISIAJ?i--.'iU quat ter boxes RAISINS.
Received at M()ORE'S.
pOBACt O-A small 1 ,t of CHEWING TO 15ACX
Co. Just received and far sale by
W. C. MOORE. Sign of the lied Flag.
r 1A1VDLES! CA1VDLES-20 Boxes Sperm
I and Adamantine CANDLES, For sale cheap by
January 23. W. C. MOORK. '
N'AILS?A small lot of NAILS, l or sale very
low to close out the lot, by V. C. MOORK.
,4 Currants, Figs and Prunes. At
Jan. 23. MOORFS.
HANDY?125 boxt s CANDY, (25 lbs. each.) For
L0 s;de low to Merchants. Just received for sale l?y
January 21. W. C. MOORK.
1 Case Preserved Oranges
1 do do Lemons
1 do do J'iiie Apples
1 do do Citron
Received and for sale by
Pec. 23. 1851, SHAW A AUSTIN.
*T Cases Pie Fruit. Received and for sale by
J Dec. -J:i, 1851, SITAW .1- AUSTIN".
!"T bbls. choice Pippins. Received and for sale bv
J Dec. 23, 1851, SHAW k AUSTIN.
1/1 Kegs Malaga Crapes. Received and fir sale
lwbv SHAW ,t AUSTIN.
Dec. 23. 1851. 00 tf
^ Drums, small size, Figs. (New crop) Received
and for sale bv
Dec. 23. 1851 SIIAW& AUSTIN.
1 A Whole boxes Layer Raisins
L' / 20 half do do do
30 quarter do do do
Received and fur sale bv
Dec. 23. 1851. ' SHAW* AUSTIN.
r Bbls Kennedy's. Butter Crackers. Received and
.) CwnlAhv KtfAW.t ATTfiTTM
Dec. 23, 1851.
ISA > Ei AGi:\( \.
'FMIE subscriber will attend promptly to any busi1
iiess entrusted to liirn as HAXK AGEXT.
Jan. 16. A. J. DEIIAY.
TO IIBin;.
\MALE COOK and 1I0USK SERVANT. Young
and active. Apply at this office.
January 16. 5 tf
FOR SASJ:.
i*MIE HOUSE and PREMISES now occupied by the
subscriber as a Store. This property will be.sold
>u liberal terms and on a long credit. For particulars
ipply to C. MAT1IESOX.
January 16. 5 tf
FOR SALE
"TMTE HOUSE and PREMISES formerly occupied
1 by Mrs. C. A. Rovkin. adjoining Miss Scuta McIbiT^rk
wood. The House is new, well linished and
ocated in every particular, wifli live acres of Land atinched.
Apply to E, M. BOY KIN.
January 1G. 5 tf
NATiriV
VI,L persons indebted to the Estate of John Buskin
son., doe'd. will plcaso call on Col. J. C. llaile,
ind make immediate payment, as longer indulgence
. annot be given. SAM'L. BASK1N, Adin'r.
January 10. 5 3t
CORN !
i AAA Bushels of for salo low for
1 ' /' /V/ CASH or 00 days Paper.
January 20. W. C. MOOBE.
CHARLESTON AUCTION SALE.
Assigned Estate Sale of Large awl Valuable
Stock of Groceries.
BY HKYRY COB J A & CO.
i On Tuesday, 27 th inst., commencing at 10 o'clock.
will he sold, at tho South-west corner of Hayne und
i Church streets.
The entire stock of said store, embracing one of the
largest and best selected stocks of GROCERIES ever
offered at auction in this city, consisting in part of
Ilhds. Porto Rico. Muscovado and New Orleans
i SUGARS
l Boxes of Loaf bbls, Crushed, Ground and Clarified
S ucars
]Java, Rio and Lagnrva Coffee
Chests, half chests, quarters and caddies of Ilyaon,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Tea
Bags Topper. .Spice, Ginger and Cassia
Boxes Mustard, Soap, Starch, Prunes, Raisins? |
Sperm, Pearl, Adamantine, Star, and Tallow Candles
Illids. Cuhti and bbls. New-Orleans Molasses
Hags Soil Shell Ahnonds ttnd Sait
Bags Shot and kegs Nails and B;ir Lead
Mackerel in bids., half barrels and kits
Writing and Wrapping Papers
Snloratus. Tabic Salt, Sodti crackers, Olive Oil, Indigo.
Madder, and Copperas
Illids. Bacon and kegs Lard
A XII
108 bales DUNDEE BAGGING and Calcutta Gunnv
Cloth
490 coils Kentucky, Pluladclphio, Manilla. Cotton and
Jute Bale Rope
ALSO.
528 boxes and kegs of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. |
pounds, half pounds, 5?8 and 10 to the pound,
of various brands and qualities, some of which |
arc considered the best brought to this market
BRANDIES. WINES AND LIQUORS:
. I Pipes, half pipes, quarters and eights of genuine
j and direct imported BRANDIES?Martell k Co..
P. P. II. Goddards, Otard Dupny k Co.. J. J.
Dupuy k Pellcvoisin brands?some of which are
extra tine Pipes, half pipes, quarters and cigths
, of direct imported Madeira Wine
Port, Sherry, Tcneriffe, Sweet and dry Malaga in
quarter casks
Pipes Holland Gin, Puncheons of Jamaica Rum
and Irish Whiskey
rj Bbls. Whiskey, all kinds?bbls. Rum, Gin and
Brandy, Alcohol, A c.
! 200 baskets Champagne Wine, Ileidsiuk, Star. and other
choice brands.
AND,
500 M SPANISH SEOAKS. of dinvt importation and j
various qualities, part of wiiich are equal to any
imported.
ALSO,
The STORE FIXTURES, SCALES. WEIGHTS, MEASURES,
large STAND CASKS. Ac.
Terms of Sale?all under $300 cash, $300 to $1000.
I sixty days; over $1000 to $2000, ninety days; and
over $2000, four months; for approved endorsed notes
in every instance.
i xic .sue wm ne continued iroiu u.iyio uuy, uiiui iuc
whole is disposed of; and no postponement should the
J weather prove unfavorable
Twenty K>oliav* iietvard.
A BSCoNI'KDon the 2Gth december. GEORGE, a
LA. dark mulatto, about twenty-five years of age. lie
was formerly owned by Russell P.iinc, Esq., aud luis
worked as a painter in the city, lie ean write, and no
doubt will forge passes, to pass as a fi-ce man. He has
been in Columbia, Camden and Newberry, where lie is
well known. The above reward will be paid for his
delivery in any Jail where I can get him.
HENRY D. WALKER.
Charleston, S. C., .Tan. 23?3t.
NOTICE.
rI"MIK subscribers have this day formed a Co-partner.L
ship, under the name and firm of ROOT .t IXj
GRAM, for the purpose of carrying on the General
i Auctioneering Business. F. ROOT,
JOHN INGRAM. 1
CaMHSX, Jail. 23. 7 tf
OH STOLEN,
ON the 22dof Jiumary, n NOTE OF IIAND against
D. R. M. Duiilap. in lavor of Joseph K. Kirklaud,
for the sum of two huhdrcd and tidy dollars, dated
the Oth of M.iv. 1850, and due 1st Jannarv, 1851.
Jan. 23?JOS. K. K IRELAND.
6TOVE8 FOR SALE,
i 'pWO go-id STOVES will be sold very low. if imnic,
I diale application be made at THIS OFFICE.
XV. TillRLfiW C'ASTON.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity.
CAMT'KN. S. O.
< Ulice on Broad-Street near tho Court House.
Fli ESII GAli Dlb\ SEEDS.
JTST received per steamer Marion, our supply of
GARDES' SEEDS, for Spring planting, eon.-:: uiag j
in part, of the following varieties:
Artichoke ' ! KALE.
Asparagus J German Kale or Dwarf
BEANS. | Greens
Dwarf or Snap | LEEKS
j Early Valentine I MUSK MELON.
Do Moliawk j Extra tine Nutmeg
Do China j Tine Apple
Do Rachel, or Quail WATER MELON. !
1 lends I Paris
Refugee or 1000 io 1 ! Citron (for Preserving) |
! Carolina or Sewee MUSTARD.
Large White Lima White and Black
BEETS. ! OKltA.
Early Blood Ixmg White
Long Do Short Green
White Sugar ONION.
BROCCOLI. | White Onion Sets
Early u inic Jt'AiCMjiM.
Brussels Spn uts PARSXll'S.
C.\ BRACE. Large Butch
Earlv York Yellow Sugar
I><?" Butch PEPPER.
Do Drumhead LongCaycnue
Do May [ Large Bell
Do Sugar Loaf ' TEAS.
Large Karlv York Extra early rrince A1- j
Extra tine late tint Dutch; bert
Largo lute Hreen H lazed , Early Washington (or
Bed Dutch (lor Tickling)! True May
Mountain | I.ATKlt soiits.
C.\ RROTS. Dwarf Blue Imperial
Early Horn Do Harden Marmwlht
Long Orange Do Sugar, edible po< Is
Altringhaiu Knight's Dwarf Marrow
CAt'LIKLCWKR. j British Queen Do
Large Early Linden | Tall Do
Late Waleheven , Black-eyed Do
\\ hite Solid (Vlorv I Large White Do
OCJ, LARDS' J Matchless Do
IXing and Countr\* i IIADISII.
CECUMBE It. j Early Scarlet Short Top
Earl y Hreen Cluster | Long Salmon
Do Kraiije j Early Searlet Turnip
Small uherkm I Yellow I Hi
' Jjoug Green Prickly Mack Fall or Spanish
i>o l>o Turkey Salsify or VogetaMe Oynler
Egg Plant " ! 'SPINACH.
CORN. j SQUASH,
fixtra Early I Early while Seullop laisli
Early Canada "Winter Crook Neck
Po Tusearora ! Vegetable Marrow
Do Pulton I TOMATOES.
Sweet Sugar ! Large Red
tiJii 1 uur* j MiUill I'D
Early Curled Silesia i Red Hherrv
lee Drumhead (line) TUKXiP.
Magnum Ikmuiti Early Dutch
Early Cabbage I ?o Rod Top
Royal White Norfolk
Philadelphia Cabbage Improved ltuta B;iga
Imperial j White Stone.
Jan. 16?tf THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
ALL persons nro forl>id cutting wood or trespassing
in anv manner on Zaeh Can toy's land.
J. W. CANTEV.
" * ->*- ~*r&- "'.v ' ', -^'
ON and after MONDAY, the Oth inst tlio daily trip
to Columbia will be discontinued, and the following
will be the Schedule run until further notice:
ci.. Tnnc loro Tlmrsiln.vg and -Kuturdavs. the; Passen
gor Train will
Leave Camden at ... 5 30 a. m.
Arrive at Columbia at - - - 9 15am.
Leava Columbia, at - - -12 m.
Arrivo at Camden at - - 4 p. 111.
On Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridays,
Leave Cainden at ... .5 30 a. m
Arrive at Junction at - - 7 40 a. m.
Leave Junction at - - - 7 50 a. m*
Arrive at Camden at - - -10 a. m.
Leave Camden at - - - 1115 a. m.
Arrive at Junction at 1 45 p. m.
Leave Junction at - - - 2 p. m.
I Arrive at Camden at ... 4 p. m.
On Sundays tlic Train will remain at Junction until
the afternoon Train arrives from Charleston.
X. 1>. HAXLEY", Agent.
January 2. 1852. 1 tf
EXECI TOR'S NOTICE.
VLL persons having demands against tlie estate of
Col. Tillman L. IJIXOX, deed, arc requested to
hand them in properly attested, and those indebted to
the saute to make payment to
WILLIAM DIXOX, Exor.
Lee. 15 97 \v3m
A X > 5 'A L EETfl.'t'G
Cf the Stockholders cf the South Carolina Hail
Road Company, and of the South-Western j
Rail Road Hank.
mm
'"yilK ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of j
1. the above Institutions will he held in Charleston |
on the 10th day of February, (being the second Tues- I
day in the month) at the Lank Hall. The meeting to i
I convene at 11 o'clock, a. rn., and on the day following !
I (Wednesday.) there will he an election held at the same i
I place. between the hours of 0 a. m. and A p. ni. for j
FIFTEEN DIRECTORS in the Road, and THIRTEEN
I DIRECTORS in the Bank.
A C i.irnittei to verily proxies will attend.
Extract from Minute# of Meeting of SlockhvUlern. February ;
' 12, lS.'.l.
"Resolved, That every Shareholder who shall have ;
owned his Stock for three months before the general
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, be permitted to
pass on the Road to and from the meeting, free of
j charge." J. It. EM KRY, Secretary.
January 10. ' 5 8t
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
\ \ ' ILL be sold on Monday, the 2nd day of February
t t next, at the Court House in Camden. Thirty
One \ esrrooi, belonging to the Estate of the late I
Capt. Powell McKa. The terms will be one-third cash,
the balance on a credit of one, two and three years, a
bond with personal security and a mortgage of the
propertv will bo required, and interest to be paid an
II- * WILLIAM .T TAYLOR.
Ex'rP. McRa.
Jan. IX -1 ts
ESTATE SALE.
E> Y permission of John 11. Joy. Esq.. Ordinary for
J Kershaw District, will be sold on TUESDAY, the
27th inst., at the late residence of Benjamin llaile,
dee'd., a portion of the Personal Estate of said deceased,
consisting of CORN. FODDER. PEAS, a quantity of
SEED COTTON, stock of CATTLE, SHEEP, 1I0GS,
and about 12,000 pounds SALTED PORK. Plantation
Implements, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
.fee. ?a i.so?
At the Court House in Camden, on Monday, 2d day
of February, between *
50 ;uj<I CO Prisne Mesrow.
a line Family Carriage, one pair of Carriage Horses, a
Boy's Ponr. fifteen prune Mules, and the Plantation
Wagons.
The Negroes will be sold on a credit of one. two and
three years. Torres for the other property will be made
known at the time of sale.
C. J. SHANNON, Adm'r. Bcnj. Hailc.
I will sell at the same time and place, and on
the same terms. Fitly Negroes. C. ilATIIESON.
Jsn. 9, IS32. 3 ts
'JEW YEAR.
rI*MfE subscriber having a large supply of Guous of
I every description, will sell thorn to his customers
on :i credit of 0110 year at very moderate prices. He
\\ ill also soil tor cash as low as any other establishment
in the place.
Fcclimr very thankful fi >r the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him lor the last seventeen years, he hopes by
strict attention to business, and very low price.*, to merit
its continuance. E. W. BONNBY.
I^OIt SALII?Boy's Boots at cost.
i1 .Tan. i:t. E. W. BONNET.
SITiiAR House Syrup and new crop New Orleans |
Molasses. For sale oy E. W. BONNY. I
PATENT Meat Cutters and Sausage staffers. Also
a good assortment of Pocking aud Sitting Chairs.
For sale by E. W. BONNE V.
(1001'KR'S best shredded Isinglass, and a variety of
J Extracts, fresh Currants and Citron. Raisins, Alinonds.
Broma, Chocolate. Mustard. Cheese, seed Potatoes^
Ac. Just received by R. VT BONNET.
NOTICE.
A A" IM. be sold at the Store of the late A. E. Allen, ,
II deeM. in t'aiiulen, ou Friday the 2.'!d inst. and j
day following if necessary, the personal property of
said dee'd, consisting of a horse, Wagon, Cow. Patent
Scales, Merchandise of various descriptions, and Household
Furniture. Ac.
Ai.SC*.
A lot of PRY HIDES.
Terms?All sums of live dollars and under cash: over
that amount i credit of six months, uotos with good soeuritv.
Interest from day of sale.
J01IX It. .TOY".
Ordinary and Administrator.
Tan. t>. 3 ts
Al>.1 i.\?STR ATOIt'S NOTICE.
VI.L persons having demands against the estate of
. John S. Cunningham, dee d, are hereby notilied to
present them duly attested, and all persons indebted to
said estate will make p.ivment to
If. R CrXXrXGITAM. | . . .
W. ('.CUNNINGHAM, )' AUIU rs"
Dec. 29, 1851 101 tf
i'o? nale.
^\'AGOX Bridles, of niv own manufacture, one
t t wurrantetl to last as long as two of Northern
make. Also,
Trneo chains of various qualities for sale low for j
cash. F. J. OAKS.
Jan. 2 lv
SA?3)I.I: & Ti iitnii. ,
r I "'l IK undersigned continues his business at the old'
I stand, returns his thanks for pasttiivors and hopes
lor a continuance of patronage. All work in his line;
will be done with punctuality, and where the cash is
paid, lit the time of delivery, a discount of ten per cent
will be made.
Jan it. [2?lv] F. J. OAKS.
COPARTiVERSIIIP NOTICE.
r|"MIE undersigned have this day .-issociated them3
selves in copartnership tinder the name of REEDKR
.V IikSA I 'SSI UK. for the transaction of Factorage
and Commission business in Charleston, lor the sale of |
Cotton. Rico, and other country produce. Orders lilied
with care, and forwarded.
OSWRLL REKDERJOIIX
li. DeSAUSSURE.
Office on Adger's "Wharf.
Charleston, Jan. 0 1852, 2 lni
Selling off at Cost.
^ LL niv stock of Dry Goods, I hits, Shoes, Hardware
a v ami i miMii, m.
All persons ii??lol?tfil to the subscriber either by note
or recount, arc molest c'd to call and settle the same.
JAMES MeEWEN,
Jan. 1. 1 tf
"sS-' <
E?WI
I>esirnble Properly for Sale.
subscriber offers for sale bis Residence in the
X town of Camden, on the corner of Fair and Boundary
Streets, in the immediate vicinity of Kirkwood.
The house is a comfortable dwelling, and the buildings
on the premises are in good repair?the locatiou, for
health, is an udmirable one, and there is attached, a
good well of water. ' &
Terms?One half cash; the balance payable on the
1st of January next with interest, Ac. For further
particulars apply to C. M. Wicngcs, or to the subscriber.
josEPn wiEyqps.
KCTItE.
VLL persons having demands against the Estate of
the late Col. John Cliesnut are requested to hand
them, immcdiutclv. to either of the Executors.
JAMES CHESNUT,
TIIOS, WHITAKER,
Jan. 20?2t. Exo're.
r pi IK subscriber bogs leave respectfully to tender hi*
A thanks to those of his friends and the citizens of
Camden generally, wlw have so generously and liberally
patronized him during the past year, and to solicit
a continuance of the same. His stock of Drugs, Chemicals.
&c.. though limited, will always be found commensurate
with the wants of the community, and they
may rely at all times upon his personal attention to his
business, and their wants. Those indebted to liim tor
1851, are earnestly requested to come forward and
settle the same as early as possible.
Jan. (I [-'-fit] Z. J. DirtlAY, Druggist.
NOTICE.
DR. T. AY. SALMOND will act as my Agent during
my absence from the State.
Jan. 1.1.^?4tl L. A. SALMOND.
"fresh garden seeds.
rpiIE Subscriber has just received a new supply of
X Fresh Winter and Spring Garden
Seeds. As we tent all our Seeds before selling them,
the public may purchase from us with confidence. "We
sell nothing that we do not feel assured will grow if
the necessary cautions are used. Our supply consists
in part of
BE A XE?English Windsor. Early Mohawk. Early Yellow
Six Weeks, Large White Kidney. Refugee or .
1000 to 1. Red French Speckled, Dutch Case Knife,
White Dutch Runner, Large Lima.
BEETS?Early Blood Turnip. Long wood, white sugar.
CABBA Early York, Large York, Sugar Loaf;
May, Early Drumhead. Large late Drumhead, Savoy,
Early Dutch. Green Globe Savoy, True Green Glazed.
CARROTS? Early Horn, Long Orange.
CUCUMBERS? Long Green, Early Frame, Gherkin.
LETTUCE?"White Cabbage, Silesia, Curledlce head.
OX/OX?White Portugal, Large Red, Yellow Dutch.
PEAS?Early "Warrick, Early June, Early Charlton,
Early Double Blossom, Codo Nulli, Dwarf Marrowfat,
Largo White Marrowfat.
RADISH?Long Scarlet, Sairlet Turnip, Black FalL
SQUASH?Yellow Bush, White Bush, Summer Crookneck.
TURXirS?large Wliite Flat, Early Spring, Early
Dutch, Yellow English, Red Top Flat, RutaBaga.
CORX?Sweet Sugar, Six Weeks, Tuscarora, with
Okra, Purple Broccili, Cauliflower, Celery, Egg Plant,
Kale. Nutmeg, Melon, Parsley, Parsnip, Peppers,
Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Spinage, Vegetable Oyster.
Also, a large variety of choice Flower
Seeds.
800 Asparagus Roots. For sale by
FRANCIS L ZEMP.
Jan. 9. 3 tf_
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
"V\7 E respectfully inform the citizeus of Charlotte
* Y and the Travelling public that we have opened
a LIVERY' AND SALE STABLE at which thejr can bo
accommodated with Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, and
Paddle Horses, to any point they may wish to go.
We would also say Stock Drovers can have good Lota
for stock and Provender at as low a rate as can be afforded.
Horses kept at the usual rates, by the day, week,
month or year. *
The Stables are those known as Robinsons.
Persons stopping at either of the Hotels, will ,
alwavs tlnd a servant in readiness to show the Stable.
C. J. PRIDE.
R. MORRISON.
Charlotte. X. C. Dec. 9. 98 w6m
ftvv.finmk Groceries. Crockery &e.
" J ? J 7 j
'TM1E subscriber continues to keep on hand a comX
plete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-i
ries, Crockery, Ac., which he will sell very low lor casil
His stock of Groceries consists, in part, of
Coffee, Salt, Cliee*e, dec. Ac.
Among: his Dry Goods will be found a good article of
pure Irish Linen, which he will warrant to be genuine,
and soil as cheap or cheaper than it can be bought in
this market.
Purchasers would do well to give him a call.
Jan. 2. J. CHARLESWORTH.
Lewisville Female Seminary,
Ten iifiles Fast of Cliesterville.
Rev. L. McDONALD, Visitor.
MRS, X S. WYLIE, principal; assisted by Mrs
Lewis, of the Columbia Institute, Tenn. and Miss
II. S. Kkelogg, a graduate of Castleton Seminary, Vt
The scholastic year will bo divided into two sessions
of live months each; the first commencing the 5th of
January, 1852, the second on the 22d of July,
The pupils of this seiniuary, in sickness arc altendod
free of charge.
Por a circular containing full particulars, address
Mrs. Wylie, Lewisville P. 0. Chester District, 8. C.
January 0, 1852. 2 tf
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IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Charlesworth vs Frederick V. Snyder.?Dcclara
tion in Foreign Attachment
\ \ "IIKRKAS, the Plaintifl' did, on the first day of
\ t November, A. D. 1851, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same on whom a copy
of the said declaration might bo served: It is therefore
ordered that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said declaration on or before the second day of
November, which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty two, otherwise final
and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded
against him. M. NAUDIN, C. C?. P.
Cierk's Otliee, Nov. 2,1851. JKyq
South-Carolina*-Kershaw District.
IN T1IE COMMON TLEAS. 9
Thomas Stack vs. Frederick V. Snyder.?Declaration in
Foreign Attachment
Abel Stack vs. Frederick Y. Snyder.?Declaration in
Foreign Attachment.
"VI/"IIEREAS, the Plaintiffs did this thirtieth day of
t t October, A. D. 1851, tile their Declaration against /
the Defendant, who (as it is said,) is absent from and
wiuuuu ino minis ui mis cuiic, uuu una mtuuut who
nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy
of the said declaration might be served: It is therefore
ordered, that the said defendant do appear and plead to
the said declaration on the thirty-first day of October,
one thousand eight hundred and fitly two, otherwise
tlnal and absolute judgement will then be given and
awarded against him. M. XAUDEX, c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Oct. 31, 1S51. lyqNotice.
VLL persons having demands of any description
against Rev. Elius L. Eraser, lute of Lancaster District,
deceased, are notified and requested to present
the same, regularly attested, to the undersigned, on or
before the 2d June. 1852, and in default thereof; this
notice will be plead in bar. to any demand subsequent
tampm v imftkam
ly prcroutuu. ?'?~ ,
Qualified Executor.
Oct. 1>0. 87 * tf
WJI. n. SIIAXXOX,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
CA5IDE.V, S C.
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