i * Telegraphic intelligence.
I " *mtrr t?om 5 >! I'OfM'.
I ARRIVAL OF TIIE PACIFIC.
S Xew York, Feb. 12.?The steamship Pacific
1 ^ia3 arrived from Liverj?>ol, with four days later
I intelligence.
I Liverpool, Jan 28.?The sales of cotton for
I the four days have h.vn as followers, viz : SntI
urdav, SOUO, .Monday 10,000; Tuesday, lo,000.
i Wednesday. 10.000. j he market advanced an
1 : 1-..1 1. Ani.u;.,,^ 4 .4-4 lair. 5:
I'^iuil . v j'l.uiuo, f - - -, , -7
Orleans Middling, 4 7-8; Fair, 5 1-4. Of the
"-ales, speculators took 8000, an<l exporters 5000.
The demand is good.
.las. Mcllenrv's Circular of the 27th says, that
since the sailing of the Europa the demand for
cotton has increased, the sales of the three days
amounting to 32,000 hales, of which 12,000
have been taken on speculation and for export.?
The advices of a reduced crop, and the upward
movement of prices in America, have brought about
a much more hopeful feeling for the future.
At Manchester, the mills are well supplied with
orders at remunerating price*.
The latest news received from London by telegraph
on the morning the Pacific sailed, states
that reports of a threatened invasion of England
l>y Napoleon* mere guite current, and that the
* Government had ordered 30,000 stand of arms
^from Birmingham, and would concentrate 25.000
troops in London. The Daily News says that
orders have been sent to recall three of the principal
ships of war stationed in the Tagues, with
all despatch, to the coast of England.
The Paris Monitcur publidies the names of
the Senators. M. Barociik is Vice PresidcuL?
There have been more arrest and transportious.
C>rre*pmUnce of the Charleston Courier.
Washington*, Feb. 11th.
A deputation of citizens of -New fork, presented
Mr. Clay, on Monday, a very elegant Cold
Medal, with a complimentary add rests. The cerTinony
was quite interesting, and Mr. Clay's reply
shows that his mind is still vigorous, though
I his frame is shattered, and hi- voice enfeebled.?
Some citizens of New-York are making a movement
in favor of Mr. "Weirder for the next Presidency.
A great meeting of his friends is called
for the fourth of March next.
The delegates to the Baltimore Convention
from the city of New-York, have been instructed
to vote for Gen. Cass, and hejwill, a< some say,
be the ultimate choice of the whole declgation
from the State.
The President of the U. S. has received an
autograph letter from Louis Napoleon, advising
him of his election as President, and his friendly
. disposition towards this country.
t The President has also received an autograph
letter of a complimentary character, from the Bey
w of Tunis, written in Arabic. The letter came
inclosed in a rich embossed velvet satchel, with
gold borders, tassels and brilliants.
It is to be regretted that Mr. Burt has l>eon
coin] telle J by ill health to ask to be excused from
service on the Committee of Military Affairs, a
position in which he has rendered most valuable
services fur several sessions.
1 learn that the Spanish Minister has received
a letter from <?ov. limit, of New-York, promising
ujMui d -liberation to pardon Jose Antonio
I-opoz, the. Spanish sailor found guilty of murder
in a row in New-York. Calderon went on to
Allianv in the most inclement weather, to lay the
case favorably l>efore the (lovcrnor, or the man
would have swung before now.
Lola Montcs appeared again last night and
1 was well receiw d. She has certainly convinc -d.
or at least mystified the public a< t?? her personal
character. Her vindication i< ] lausible. Aimmlx-r
of public men have call- d upon her, and they
find her, they say, an intelligent and high-bred
woman.
Mr. Cass unfolded bis views to-dav, in a writ'
? i - - - e xv..:, ..*..1
ten spcccii, on me suojeci 01 .tauou'ii iiiki?-?tion.
Con. Cass's doctrine is, that it is our duty
and jioliey to make a solemn declaration to
the world of the opinions and principles of tltj)
Corernmcnt in opposition to the leagues of arbitrary
powers. This is the moral intervention
' that he advocates, and he says it will not lead
us into any of the quarrels of European powers.
Hois not. h" says, in favor of intervention hv
means of an offensive war, and lie had in his
first interview with Kossuth, so informed him.?
Such a declaration as he proposes, will he thinks,
do some good, and yet not involve its in any
quarrels. Mr. Clemens of Alabama, litis taken
the floor to reply to Mr. Cass.
The great majority indicated in the House in
opposition to the restoration of specific duties settles
that question for this session. Hut there is
still some probability that Senator James' scheme
of an advice of ten jiercent oil iron and tine cottons
may pass.
Episcopal Convkxtiox.?The Convention of
* the Protestant Episcopal Church iu the Diocese
cf South Carolina met in this cit v on Wednesday,
the 11th instant, and adjourned after a session
of two dap. It was attended by a large num1*t
of clergymen and a respectable number of
lay delegates from the several parishes and churches.
After the transaction of the business l?cfore
the body, the following complimentary resolution
was unanimously passed on motion of the
Rev. (J. II. Hall, of John's Island:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention
be returned to the gentlemen and families
of Columbia who have kindly and liospitablvcn*
tertained the members of this body.
South Curolinlonl'rofessor
II. Cox, of Cincinnati, write."4 as follows
resjiecting a remarkiible cure effected by the
use of l?r. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar:
Mr. A. L. Scovill:
Sir?However reluctant I may have been to
* - a - 1!- -
nttacti my name 10 a ccrimcaie rocoiiiuicmiin<r
patent medicines, nostrums, ect., I not only think
it my duty to my patrons, hut to the coiiitiiuiiitv,
ami all afflicted with diseased lungs, to state
that I have used ]>r. Mover's Liverwort and Tar
* in several cases with the happiest effect; and in
one case particularly, that of Miss licit, who appeared
to be laboring under the last stage of
scrofulous consumption, as pronounced by several
physicians, who were in attendance previous
to my taking charge of her case. I?y its us., she
has t>eon entirely restored, and is now enjoying
the lK-st health. Hii:am Cox, M. 1>.
We learn from the Hon. Judge Morse, ofCiuJ.
nrTW"mwiT?wmnari?m?m?ran nnrwrTr1 r
cinnati, that Dr. Cox is a physician of the highest
standing.
For sale at Thomas J. Workman's Drug
Store, Camden, S. C.
See advertisement in another, column.
SOXS OF TEMPERAXCE.
WATEItEE D1VJSK >X NO. 9.
The regular meeting of this Division will be
held on Thursday evening, at your new Hall over
A. M. it It. Kennedy's Store, at 7 o'clock.
! l?v order of the W. 1'.
C. S. WEST. II. S.
CADETS OF TEJU'EKAACE.
Kershaw Section No. 4.
; rFMTF, regular Mooting of this Section will bo liehl at
I 1 tlioir Hall on Friday next, at 7 o'clock. I3v order
ofthoW. A. " T. G. PEGUES, Socr'y.
2000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND^SHOES.
j r|"MIE subscribers have just received TWO THOU!
I SAND Packages 0f BOOTS AND SHOES,
j comprising one of the finest assortments ever offered in
this oranv other market, and Ibr sale bv
1). F. FLEMING .t CO.,
4.1 TTavne Street. Charleston, S. C.
Feb. 17. ' 14. _ 12t*
Y5;?*i:Oi> FOli SALE.
YVTILL be sold on Sale Pay (the first Monday in !
| 11 March next.) before the "Court House in Cam-I
den. sixteen LIKELY XKG ROES, upon a credit of j
j one. two and three years, with personal security and a ;
i mortgage of the property, purchasers to pay for papers, j
MOFFAT A MOURE, Auctioneers
I Feb. 17. and Commission Merchants.
AT AFCTIOY.
! AY'" ILL be sold on Sale Pay (the first Monday in i
j t 7 March next.) at the Court House in Camden, a !
1 likely XEGRO FELLOW, 24 years of age, a good j
coachman, house servant, &c.
Terms?A credit of one, two, three and four vcars,
personal security, and a mortgage of the property. Purchasers
to pav for papers.
' MOFFAT k MOORE. Auctioneers
Feb. 17. and Commission Merchant.-".
\Ti;<;R() WOUA> for Sale A likely
11 NEGRO WOMAN, about 18 years of afro, warranted
sound and good titles, will be sold low fir cash.
Apply at this office. Feb. 17.
l?OR SALE.?Two FEATHER BEDS, two |
1 MATRESSE*, and two BEDSTEADS, for sale, j
if applied for immediately.
Feb, 17?14. K.S.MOFFAT.
South Carolina?Kershaw District,
BY JOHN P., JOY, Ordinary.?Whereas. James
Catoe has applied to me for Letters of Administration
on all ami singular tho Goods and Chatties,
Rights and Credits ofNoedham Catoe. late of the Dis- 1
trict 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 next Ordinary's Court, for the said District, to be
; holden at Kershaw Court House on the 27th day of
February, inst.. to show cause, if any, why the said adminis.ration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 13th day of
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fitly two, and in the seventy sixth year
of A tneriean I ndependence.
Feb. 17. JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D._
South Carolina?Kersliaw District.
BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQ., Ordinary. Whereas,
Nancy West has applied to me for Letters of Administration
of all and singular the Goods and Chatties.
Rights and Credits of James West, late of the District
aforesaid deceased: These are therclbre. to cite and ad
monisli all and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to l?e and appear before me at our next
Ordinary's Court for the said Pistrict at Kershaw Court
House on the first day of-March next, to show cause, if
any. why the said administration should not lie granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two, and in the "Otli-ycar of American
Independdnce.
Feb. 17. .TOIIN R. JOY, o. K. P._
MI'LIjS! Ml'I.KS!!?The suhsrrib?-r has for sale
27 very line M ULFS, measuring from 14 to HI
hands in height. Applv at t!ie Waterce Hoi we.
Feb. 13. " II. HOLLKYMAX.
liECDEIl A DESAISSI'KS,
' Factorage and Commission Business,
A fx; FIt'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. 0.
oswki.l itt:t:uk!t. .ions' n. iiKs.u'ssnti:.
Attend to the selling of Cotton, Itiee. and other
Country Produce. Orders filled, and Goods selected
with eare and attention. Feb. 14.
^ OT5CE All persons indebted to W. AXPFRii
SOX x Co.. by note or open account, will please
call and settle before Return Pay, as all unpaid will
then be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection.
Feb. 10. 12 tf
~\*OTICI2.?There will an Fi ction be held by
; the Council on the 14th inst.. for a Member of the
! Town Guard, to supply the place of C. Shiver, resigned,
j All applicants for said ollice. must hand in tlu-ir Letters
addressed to Council, in their own hand writing prcI
vious to that time, iiv order of Council.
L. W. RALLARP, T. Recorder.
CotW'ltt. CltAMUKU, l oll. lull, 1 852.
IV AATLP.?A Child's Nurse is wanted hv a
t ? gctitlcmau living about 10 miles lhmi Camden,
' a girl from 10 to 14 years of ago. Enquire at this
oflico.
Feb. 10. 12 swim.
Piano to Soil or II inn. J
VXY |?erson wishing to purchase or liiro a I'lAXO,
. can lie accommodated by applying to
Feb. 10?tf J. IC F. HO(?NR_
rpPAC:ili:ie WAMTFiD A Teacher is
J 1. wanted by a few Families in the country. For
' further jiartieuiars. address the subscriber at Flat Hock,
j Kershaw District, S. 0. SfEAlJORX JUNKS.
Feb. 10. 12 lmw.
2ii llqiiity?Lmi?*a*t<>r Didrh l.
I James K. Hunter, vs. Allen 0. iilair. et al?Petition to
Aeeouni and a]?ply Funds. i
IT is ordered that William MeCorklc and Elizabeth
his wife, defendants in above ease, (made so by the |
| onler of the Court,) do answer, plead or demur to the
I petition in above ease, on or before the 12th day of!
May, 1852. otherwise judgment pro confcsso will be
j ordered against them.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOOX.
Cotn'r. Equity L. D.
I Lancaster <!. IT. (S. C.) Feb. 5, 1852. ' 12?tf
SALE OF FI'RAITTKE, Jkv.
[ A\/ 'bl/ HE Si>Lb on MONDAY, thetirstdav of
i ? March next, the FUKXITUHK mid IKiCSK
HOLD owns belonging t<i S. D. ilallford. Also, mic
! Black 1I0K.SK and one Bay HOUSE, a pair of IIAU'
NKSS, Ac.
j Terms?All sums under twenty-live dollars easli?
over-that sum, a credit of six months, note with appro*
I ved security. Sale to take place at tlic Court House.
F. L. 7.KM I*
Feb. 1.1. Agent for Assignees.
to tanti;.
( 4 MALE COOK and llol'SK SERVANT. Young
l xV and active. Apply at this otlicc.
January 10. 5 . tf
Another Arrival of Corn.
j w) I ^'isliels CORN", ^ first quality, just
mm*)'r\/\r n.Tl'lvr'1 ?v t, M (>( >K K.
Salt, salt.?soo sacks Liverpool Rait. .Tu?t
__ rccuivcil by W. MOOHK.
ag??r? ?n? i
ESTATE SALE.
In Equity? Lancaster District.
George R. Miller, vs. John M. Miller and others.
LrXIiKR the Decree ofthc Court of Kquity in above
1 case, I will sell on the 24th February. 1852, at
the late residence of Mrs. Sarah A. Miller, deceased. 1
Carriage, pair Carriage Horses. 2 Mules, n'large number
of Cattle. Hogs and Sheep. Smith Tools. Plantation
Tools. Wagon, Household Furniture, and many other
articles.
Terms?All sums under $20 cash, all over, a credit
oil 2 months, note and good security, with interest from
"'IfMMlMlL.tU l.?V
liny of .sale. JAMl'.S ii. njinr.nwwj.
Coui'r Equity L H.
Lancaster, Feb. 4 12
/"COFFEE.?10 Sacks First quality Rio Collce.
V_x' Just received by W. (1. MoORE.
/"'HASHED SI'?AR.-lfl IIIils. Stuart's SuV-'
perior Crashed Sugar. For salt* by
W. C. MOORE.
DEED POTATOES.?10 BarrelsSeed Pota0
ti.es at MOO UK'S.
i Feb. ](). 12 tf
1 )I,AXKKTS and all Wool Plains, tor sale at cost for |
.1 A rash. Also. Carpets and Printed Floor Cloths, at
reduced prices at BOXXEY'S.
SUPERIOR Brown Sugars, put up in barrels for
family use. Just received at BOXXEY'S.
: TTTELL Wheels, Steelyards, Broad Axes, Anvils
V \ anil Vices. For sale by K. W. BOXXEY.
(i Al'DEX Trowels, Hoes and Rakes, just received
* at , BOXXEY'S.
Feb. 1ft.
i t AiYDFlfS ! C/WDLK!1)?20 boxes Sperm ,
V and Adamantine CANDLES. For salo cheap by
January 22. AA". C. MOORE.
/"'A1VAL FFOFR, Seed Potatoes. For sale;
V by ^ K. V. BOXXKY.
Kirkuood Property for Sale.
rpiIK Subscriber offers for sale bis HOUSE and LOT
1 in Soutii Kirk wood. It is one of the most desira- j
ble places at Kirkwood. The dwelling is largo and [
eonvcniently arranged?contains ten Rooms, and eight [
lire plaivs. All flte buildings and fences arc new. and
in good conditio*!. Any person desiring to pureliase
can call and examine the premises.
A. J0IIXSOX.
Feb. .1. 10 3tw
FOR SAFE.
| rpilK IfOIJFK and PREMISES now occupied by the
I 1 subscriber as a Store. This property will be sold
on liberal terms, and on a long credit. For particulars
apply to C. MATHKSON*.
January 1G. 5 tf_
for s uiii.
rpiIK HOUSE and PREMISES formerly occupied
I by Mrs. C. A. Hoykin. adjoining Miss Scota MeRa's.
Kirkwood. The House is new, well finished and
located in every particular, with live acres of Land attached.
Apply to E. M. BOYKIX.
January 1(>. 5 tf
bids, choice Pippins. Received and for sale by
0 Dec, 23. 1831, SI I AAV & AUSTIN*.
| / \ Kegs Malaga 0rapes. Received ami for sale
11" bv 311 AAV k AUSTIN*.
Dec. 23. 1831. ft9 - tf
FOR SAFE.
\\ AGON Bridles, wf my own manufacture, one j
? ' warranted to oust as long as two ot northern |
make. Also.
Trace chains of various qualities for sale low for
easli. J. OAKS.
LOOK OUT FOR THE FLAG,
4 KINK lot of IIOMESPUXS. CALICOES, FLAXi
V XELS. Oznaburgs. Jeans, Ticking, Ac. Ac. Also.
Bagging, Rope, Twine, &c. For sale low for cash,
or 011 time, to punctual customers.
January 23. 1V.M. C. MOORK.
CHEAP GROCERIES.
- llU'DS. SUGAR; 50 sacks RIO COFFE; mats
tj JAVA COFFEE; 10 sacks CUBA DO.
20 barrels Xew Orleans MOLASSES
? hogs "West India DO
3't baiTcls Xew Orleans WHISKEY"
10 do Monongehclii Do
? casks old Itvo DO 10 rears old
3 1 -8 casks Fit KXCI1 R It A XI >Y
f. barrels best LEAF LARD
10 barrels MACK A It ML
2f? ban-Is Ilaltiinore FLOUR
50 bnxcs English I'airv CHEESE
lu kits MACKARKL Xo. 1
ALSO.
10 baskets IIEIDSICK CHAMPAIGXE
in cases t'LAItKT WIXK, for Table use
10 do .MADEIRA DO
f> do POUT DO
20 dozen "BYASS' LoXDOX" PORTER
ALSO,
Ginger, roach. T'lum andChow Chow PRESERVES
200 quarter and half boxes SARDIXES
50 casesSALMOX and LOHSTERS
? nil many oilier articles too numerous 10 mention, for i
sale low Ibr cash, or to punctual customers oil tlio usual
time. W. C. MOORE. lU.il King.
TOBACCO-A small lot 0rCHEWING TOBACJl.
CO. Just received and for sale by
W. C. MOO UK, Sign of the Rod Flag.
/ <A\DY?1U> boxes CANDY. (25 lbs. each.) For
\.J sale low to Merchants. Just received lor sale bv
January 24. W. MOORE.
1 Case 1'reserved Oranges
1 do do Lemons
1 do do Pine Apples
1 do do Citron
ivedand tor & lie by
Dec. 23. 1S.11, SIIAW ,fc AUSTIN.
^ Ctises Pie Fruit. Received tind for sale bv
f) Pee. 23. 1S51, SHAW & AUSTIN.
*) o '>nuiis. small size, Figs. (New crop) Received
???) and for sale by
Dec. 23. 1851 ' SI I AW A AUSTIN.
1 / \ Whole boxes Layer Raisins
J.'/ 20 half do do do
30 quarter do do do
Received and for sale bv
Pee. 23. 1831. * SHAW A AUSTIN,
^ Rbls Kennedy's. Butter Crackers. Received and
f) for sale by " SHAW A AUSTIN
Dee. 23, lt>51.
j 1UT E1V K AIX INS?HO quarter boxes RAISINS.
! JA Reeeived at MOORE'S.
VAILS-A small lot of NAILS. For sale ver
l.\ low to close out the lot, l?y W. C. MOORE.
Salt* of Aligned <?oo(!<i.
\ \ T ILL bo s<>l?l at the store of S. D. 11 all ford, ill
f ? Camden. oil Tuesday t lie 17th February. and
tlic days following, a larpe and valuable stock of Merchandize?consisting
ol' I?HY UOODS. ORoCKHIKS,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE. HATS, HRl'SHES.
SOARS, and FANCY ARTICLES.
Tunws?All stuns of Twenty dive Dollars and under j
cash; over that amount a credit of six months, notes
with approved .security and interest front dav of stale.
FRANCIS I,. ZKMI\
A pent of Assignees.
Jan. :!?. 0 ts
STOVES FOR SAEE.
pond STOVES will be Sold very low. if inlineJ.
diate application be made at THIS OFFICE.
4 VI itst r:i11. Vt UTii. units; v \v\n.nx will be sold
IV low if applied lor soon.
Inn. j:i? J. F. .SUTHERLAND.
\S. JIO \ I>S. Currants, Figs ami Prunes. A t
. Jan. 2.'l. MOOllK'S.
a? BB?gtaMaemaaa WBMB
FRESK GROCERIES.
UT. CROIX SUGAR; NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
* ' Stewart's Crushed I>0. Xew Orleans MOLASSKS,
RIO COFFEE; a few pockets super. old Government
JAVA COFFEE, for tiuuilv use. Received a ml/or sale i
by jlcDOWALJ. k COOPER. j
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
CIXCLAIR and Moore's 1 and "J horse Plows
O Two and tliree furrow l'lows
"lain and Expanding Cultivators
Sialic and double Iron spout Corn Shcllers.
The ul hivc will lie sold at Haiti more prices, with expenses
added, to close it consignment.
Fell. 4. MelXJWALL k COOPER.
ChiufiKC Lnstrai V.'adiiir; Fluid.
THE Subscriber hrs just received a case of this invaluable
labor savins Washing Fluid, to which lie invites
the altei. ion of Families, and Hotel keepers.
Feb. 3 Z. J. Hull AY.
("TOOPKR'S best shredded Isinglass, and a variety o- j
J Kxtracts. fresh Currants ami Citron, Raisins. A1
moiids. I'.rotnn. Chocolate. .Mustard. Cheese, seed Pota
toes, .fcc. Just received hv K. W 110XX15V.
For IJoaiJ.
r|"M!K House and Lot in the town of Camden, and |
.1. and the House and Premises at Cool Springs, tour
miles aliove Camden, belonging to the Estate of John
Chesnut. deeased; and also tdr hire, several excellent
SEAMSTRESSES, the property of'lie same Estate.
Persons wishing to rent or to hire, can applv to
JAMES CI IKS NT'T.'
THOMAS WHITAKKR.
Feb. 3 10?tl" Exeeutors.
Exflciitov's SoiU'fl.
Vl.n persons lairing demands against Roddick j
. Mosoly, deed. will present thorn properly attested I
within the timo prcseril>ed by law. and all persons in* '
dobted to said Estate, will make immediate pavmcnt
to CRADDICK MOSELKY, E.xec'r.
Feb. 10 Ht
(bdaJitse.
f MJOPER'S Shred Isinglass. T,caf Isinglass fur Coffee: (
v.- Preston A- Merrill's Iniallible Yeast Powder and j.
Rose Water: Nutmegs, Mace. Cinnamon. Allspice. I
( inper. Red and lllaek Pepper. White Mustard Seed, |
Mustard, Sayu Tapioca, A rrow Roof. .v<\ Alwavs on i
hand at ' Z. .J. DkIIAY'S.
Feb.
So!!zer Aperient.
OEIDLITZ Powders, Henry's Magnesia. Fluid Mngkj
nesia. Moffat's Hitters. Rowand's Tonic Mixture.
Wis tars' balsam. Aver's Cherry Pectoral. Tarrant's
Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhubarb, Sands' Sarsaparilla,
(Juysott's Yellow Hock and Sarsaparilla, and Jew David's
Plaster. A fresh supply of all the above just received
at J. DeIIAY'S.
Feb. .'!.
Spirit <;.-?* I.nmps
rI"MIE subscriber lias just received a bcautil'ulcollec.1
tion of the above Lamps, for Centre Table, Matitlepiece
or Chambers. Those in want, are respectfully
requested to call ami examine them at
" Feb. Z. J. DeTIAY'S.
mii* for 1*51,
IX favor of the subscriber, are now ready for delivery.
Those whose names they bear are respectfully
invited to call at his store, settle them, and take them
away. /. J. DkIIAY.
Jan. 30?if
ISAYK AGENCY.
rjPJIE subscriber will attend promptly, to any busi.1
ness entrusted to him as JiAXK A iih'XT.
Jan. 1G. Z. J. DEI I AY.
\ \ " IDli I ROY, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks
T v Ploughs. Cutting Knives, and Corn Shelters.
Just received at ' E. W. POXXKY'S.
Feb. 3
Committed.
r I yO the Jail oT Kershaw District on 30th of January,
1 1852. a Negro man named BEXTF.Y. and says he
belongs to X. A. Pcav, of Fairlield District. Suidtiegro
is about 70 or 75 years of age. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him awnv. J. M. COLLI Kit, Jailor, j
Feb. G. 11 tf
A ISTRATOK'S NOTICE.
VLL jH-rsons having demands against the estate of
. JolinS. Cunningham, doe'd. are hereby liotitied to
present tiiem duly attested, and all persons indebted to
said estate will make pavment to
It. B. CVXXIXOHAM, ) . , .
W. C.crXXIXliHAM. J Aain r"Dec.
20. 1851 101 tf
TA X l>.
N OTICE is hereby given, that I will open Books on I
the 28th day of February next, at the store of
James Dunlap. in Camden, for collecting the Taxes fir j
18,7 I. and will attend at the following places on the following
days thr the same purpose:
On M'-ndey, the 1st of March at Liberty Ilill: on :
Tuesday, the 2d of Ma fell at Flat Itoek. cm Wednesday. |
the 3d of March, at Bull'ulo: on Thurdny, the -Itli of j
March at I.izonl.y's; on Friday, the 5th of March, at
Sell rock's Mill; on Saturday, the Gth of March, at Cureton's
Mill.
After !i a* above named times. 1 will attend at Cam- j
den until the last day of May next, at which time the
Books will positivelv be closed, and all delimiters double
taxed. ' J. W.'POBY, T. C. K. D.
January 27. S if
Soittli Carolina?lierdiau Dhlricl.
IIY JOII.V R. JOY, KS1}., ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT.
XI'IIEUEAS, Emanuel Parker applied to me for
? T Letters of administration <m all ami singular the I
Goods and Chattels. Rights and Credits ol James Par- I
ker. late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all and j
singular, the kindred and creditors of the ?aid deceased, j
to be and appear before meat our next Ordinary's
Court lor the saiil (list net. to tie liolden at Camden j
Court House on tlie Twenty-third day of February inst. {
to show i'a use. ifany. why tiie said tidininistration slioitld. '
not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, tiiis nth day of February.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eijrht hundred
and lilly-two. and in the seventy-sixth year of
AnterieanInde|M.ndenee. JOlIX R. JoY, u. K. n.
Keh. in. ' 1J _ 11 !
VluTIBER.
r|^HK suhserihers having eotntneneed operations with
J their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared tufurnish I.umher
to their friends and the puhlie. at unusually low rates
for easli.
ur No ljunlwr will 1 ?o ilcliwivd without :ixi order. ;
.i - .1..
CXCCpt WIUTl'il Olil naSOCCU piC\IOU-M LIM II.
.1X0. L< ?V K. S i:.
Oft. 11?S'Jwtf .11S. 1.0V K. .1. !
\OTKE.
I \H. T. W. SALMON 11 will ad as my Apent dual
' riu-f inv absence IVoim the Slate.
Jim. 111.?HI" K. A. SAI M( XI>. '
KitiLiis roie MALE.
r|',HK subscriber has <>ii liaml a larpe quantity of
1 liOnIt IMUl'lv, which mav bo had on application.
January J.'P. Sl'TUKKLANl).
fi'aiiit*. Oils. Ac. '
r|,HK Subscriber is now roceivinp his Sprinp Stock '
1 of White Lend. Tnrpenline. Linseed Oil. I'hrouie
Given ainl Yellow, Spanish ami Vandyke lirown. Venetian
Red, Yellow Ochre. Widnow Glass, Ac., which
will he disposed of as low as can he. consistently with
unil'onuitv of prices. V.. J. DeIIAY,
I-'ch, :t?tf
SA DDLE A- I1AIIA ESS 1I AR1\G.
r|"MlK undersigned continues his husinessat the old
1 stand, returns his thanks tor past favors and hopes
for a continuance of patronage. All work in Ins line
will id' (lour won |>iiiiciii;iiiiv, anil wnoro ilio easn is
paid, at (lie time of delivery, a discount of ten per rent
will lio made.
Jan (?, [2-1 y] F. J, OAKS.
"X
Teacher Wauled.
4 LADY is wanted to Teach in u private family,
j. \ nl?iut ten miles from Camden. One who understands
Music, would 1 Mi r.rcfcircd
Address the i-nl.'scriber at Camden. P. C.
Jan. BENJAMIN COOK.
"Charleston Mercury, copy tri-weekly for two
weeks, and forward bill.
nraszto at cost.
r I'M IK subscribers will sell the remainder of i heir stock
1 of NEGRO SHOES. at Cost, for Cash.
January 21. WORKMAN & BUONE. _
R.4>l;ii3?oi^s I'aleitt Barley.
VX excellent, nourishing article of food, for Children
. and Invalids?too well known to 'Leads of families."
to require a minute description, liasr always
been Kept and sold at J. Dull A VS..
Feb. o?tf
FRESH GARDEN SEEM"
ri"M!K Subscriber has just received a new supply of
L Fresli Winter aniE Spring Cjiurdcit
St'ts!*. As we I'-' all our Seeds before soiling them,
the puMie may purchase from us with r-njhkno'. Wo
sell nothing that we do not leel assured will grow if
tlio necessary cautions arc used. Our supply consists
in part of
Bi'.AXS-?English Windsor, Early Moliawk, Enrlv Yellow
Six We*ks. Largo White Kidnor, Rchigoe or
101)0 to 1. Red French Speckled. Dutch Case Knife,
"White Dutch Runner, Large Lima.
BKF.TS-?Early Wood Turnip. Long Blood, white Sugar.
rrl T>r> f/.l'cr* I -- If?I- _ r ?
j.iii ijk lum. j.nijic i orit, cugar 1AJHI,
M:iy, Early Drumhead. Largo late Drumhead. Savoy,
Early Duteh. ' I rec-n Globe Savoy. True Green Glazetl.
CAIHtOTX?Karly Horn. Long Orange.
CUCUMBERS?Long Green, Early Frame. Gherkin'.
I. KTFl'CE-?White Cabbage, Silesia, Curled ice head.
OXIdS?White Portugal. Large Red. Yellow Dutch.
EE AS?Early Warrick, Early June. Early Charlton.
Early Double Blossom. Codo Xulli, Dwarf Marrowfat.
Large White Marrowfat.
U MUX 11?Long .Scarlet, Scarlet Turnip. Black Fall.
SQUASH?Yellow Bash, White Bush, .Summer Crookneck.
T I J:XIFX?Large White Flat, Early Spring. Earj
Dutch, Yellow English. Red Top Flat, Ruta Baga.COltS?Sweet
Sugar. Si.v Weeks, Tuscarora, with
Okra. Purple Brooeili. Cauliflower. Celery. Egg Plant,
Kale, Nutmeg. Melon, Parsley. Parsnip. Peppers,
Tomatoes. Rhubarb, Spinago, Vegetable Oyster.
Also. a large variety of choice I'lowcr
Sci'<ls.
800 Asparagus Roots. For sale bv
FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
u.m. 3 ff
" clear the wavTT
IX order to make room for Spring Purchases, I now
offer tlio following WIXTElt C'OODS at prices unquestionably
low:
La<lies' Winter Dress Goods of every kind, from 12c.
upwards
Beautiful lirocade Lustres. 25, 31 and 37, worth 50c.
0-1 English Morinocs, all shades, only 50c
French M'erinoes, plain and figured, at X. York Cost
Mousslin DeLaines worth 37, lor 18, 20 and 25c
Beautiful fast colored Calicoes, reduced to lOe.
First quality French Calico, now selling at 12c
White and Bed Flannel at a shade over cost
White and Grey Duthl Blankets, at 75. 87 and Si
With a great variety of WINTER GOODS, at prices
temptingly low. My object being to raise matey for
my Spring Purchases. 1 will sell them oil'at any sucrifice
of profit*, rather than keep thorn over to next winter.
Parties wishing bargains, will find this an excellent
opportunity for coverting their loose change into
good, cheap and substantial Drv Goods.
Jan. 23. * JAMES WILSOX.
A Suit to suit the Times:
^VISIIIXG t0 c'a<!0 out ^,ft balance of my stock of
t t Winter Ready-Made Clothing, I will dispose
of my stock of Coats, Over Coats and Vests at
cost prices. \lsu.
Broad Cloths, French Cassimcres and Vcstings, All\ty.l
Tweeds, .Satinets, Kentucky Jeans and Xegro
Cloths, at greatly reduced prices.
January 23. JAMES WILSOX.
OX ami after MONDAY^ the 5th inst. the daily trip
to Columbia will be discontinued, and the following
will be the Schedule run until further notice:
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, the Passenger
Train will
Leave Camden at ... 5 30 a. ni.
Arrive at Columbia at - b 15 a in.
Leavo Columbia, at - - - 12 m. .
Arrive at Camden at - - - dp. m.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leuvo Camden at - - - .5 30 a. m
Arrive at Junetion at - - - 7 -10 a. m.
Leave Junction at - - - 7 50 a. nr
Arrive at Camden at - - - 10 it. m.
Leave Camden at - - - 11 15 a. in.
Arrive at Junction at - - - 1 45 p. in.
Leave Junction at - - - 2 p. in.
Arrive at Camden at - - - 4 p. 111.
On Sundays the Train will remain at Junction untl
the atlernoon Train arrives from Charleston.
X. 0. BAXI.KV, Agent.
January 2. 1S52. 1 11'
iva>ti;i) to liner.
VGOOT) COOK. Washer and lroner. for whom lib.
oral wages will be paid. Apply to
January 27.?8tf S. K. CAl'EllS.
Desirable Properly for Sale.
rpiIK PeK ALB MANUFACTURING COMPANY
1 will offer tor siik their Cotton Factory,
Foru Hill and Tannery, near Camden, V.
C. The situation is pleasant and healthy, offering a
wry desirable investment for Capitalists. The water
power is amply sufficient for ail purposes, within ono
mile of the Terminus of the Camden and South Carolina
Hail Rend, affotding daily opportunity for the ship
incut of Goods.
The Cotton Factory is now in operation, with a full
complement of hands lias been nut king Oanaburgs and
Yarns, and lias ltiSO Spindles, twenty 30-inch Cards
and Ibrty Looms, all in good eondition. to which is attached
a MACI1INK S1I??P. with Lathes, Cutting Engines.
and ail necessary Tools.
The Corn Mill received last year. FOURTEEN HUNI?RKI>
BUSHKLSof CORN, and the Tannery consists
of 30 Vats. Bark Mill driven bv water, and the
STOCK IN THE FACTORY and the STOCK CONTAINED
IN THE TAN-YARD.
a i.so.
Fonriecu Valuable Vegroes,
accusieiiicd to working in the Tan Yard and Factory.
The above property will bo sold on a credit of 1. 2.
it 3 years, with interest and may be treated lor at Private
Sale until tholirstof March next, and unless previously
sold, will be offered at Public Sale on that day.
For further particulars, application mar be made to
THOMAS LANG, or
.Tan. 27. \V. ANDERSON.
i'LlXTO!V X 1?UIC?,
Attorneys at Law.
M, ( i.ixton, fAiiu'dSlir. | C. A. I'll i of., Cmmhn.
Office in in (Amnion?tliat formerly occupied l.y J.
M. iVSiiussuro. Ksq.?"Will attend to legal business iti
bis ami the adjoining Districts.
MAGISTRATE.
XV11. *1. SIIA\\()\.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
CAMDEN, S C.
?. w. i:oaai:v,
Bank Agent and General Merchant,
< A.MIIUX, S. C.
nr. Tin SLOW CASTOR.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity.
CAMDEN, S. C.
Uiticeon Broad-Street near tlie Court !!<?us?.
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