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the Habersbams, and that ojSlhe estate of fcUyward, suffered fery much. " All of tliesewlre large and valuable plantations." *1 We understand that the loss of thev Messrs, Cheves will not be less than $100,000. The rice plantitions in other localities have alsc suffered severely. Dkatb of Capt. Bonwbl.?-Weregret tc 6tate that Capt. John Bonnel died to-day _.at|S o'clock, P M., after a short illness*- in the 88BS year of his age. The deceased!was for manj years a sh ipmaster~bav ft)g cqoimftd.ded a sbij out of this portJn 1794.-:., For many years b< was well known as a skilful andprudentsteapc boat commander in this port. Char. Eve.-News, of Saturday..The Fsven :a*f Savannah.?A defipalbri teived bere yfeste'rdjijr frb^aVrilinble" gentle men at-Macon^taterthat the deaths at.Skva# nah on^rQeSdS^^^^fiftyfbae^and' on Wednosdav thirty ,five.' VA,s the vy'bjte population Ie now s^jd to be reduced to.-a^hUwp thousand the mortality is % t^: ^ar^iu^ rale pf one iii fifty per diem. ' W?' alsol&ifn HBaf orders have beeh.^entdrorn^Savannah^to-Macoofoi fifty coffins- and fi?.s^Jjjindi^<iv^ai\ds of.bread daily. To give some idea of ihefrightful r^vaget of pestilence a't Savanftah"; we would state thaj "the same pet?cet5ffid of mortality in, .New York would carrytoftVlen thousand dnily.-. .. - - Carolinan, : Yhat mankiiid, are vastly gullible,' and pitiJjblly credulous, is made apparent'every dny by tbe success wDM^f .atteuds the quacks and impostors, as fiuv^ goes, "Life Pins,'"- "Catholicon """Panacea Syrup," and "Bitters," ^Medicated*Girdles, or Galvanic Chtuas." " It U.a dqploratSe and well known fact, that thousands fall victhns to these" em pines and "their vile mostaums, despite the warnings so frequently given, and the every dav experience / li 11 r' i of all who h^ve cou$e to. years, of maturity, a* to the indjScaey of any <ef these highly extolled infallib|e remedies, notwithstanding the numerous certtificates^df cures which usKerlheui before Jbe publior I.,cjedil1e es.-irn^v ?p. pear, t^e^are thousands of qupea Who swat low pafeaf,me8i_crne for the same object as de scribe^yp ai.Spanish epitaph. They "are \WltJ but wt9uto bhibetter; they take some "Exterinitiator," andelttier find a speedy grave, oi drag out a miserable existence with broken down constitution. If these discfiso preventives, or eradieatiws, were d^privetPtfof TfT^r aif.liui and sugar winch enter largely into their eoraposiiiun, the very nauseousness of. the compounds would prevent any due /from' using thetrf, Wt nulbrtunately these charlatarra-uiiderstaiid human weakness, and take good* dare ttrujalte- them palatable rfncl exhilarating;;^ Bad as drenching the community-with pa -<ent pill and potion is, there are" some who pretend to. their specifics with conjurations; and issue/ reams ot astrological almanacs as aavertisenaents, filled with wood cats, and most absurd pretensions, while other* profess tp-be- claiiyoyants- or medians; and by their peculiar faculues.HStonn&ingly capuci tated ^^is'cb'^r'a.^^^crtljHt disease. " 'lis quackery all," ?"d those, who are de eeived thereby,"are far from wise, while the de - oeivew JjwUy merit assail, of livery at the State's expense, and a seven; years' piivilege, of getting- out stone. Friends be advised, escfiew spicks and their nostrums, and"!f realJy-111, Send for a^doetbr whose character and standing is a guai;any^ofhia ionesty and r-kiiJ.?People's [OriuaB??t-.ft ' >" V-' The Perthvf Oold Mini off. A correeporfdent of the Williamsburg Times writing from Australia, narrates the-following - inciden^^ilfl^i^RAl^tba. dangers which beset tho Australian rhm&r"" '\PerhapsTio death is more terrible than thai which awaits thje digger, .The heavy yellow dust, with k^te^p'lfhgdbtjk, -keeps the minei bucrowing^itrtlfe earth ~whh thousands of tons suspende'd tJver his head, and by a tenure lest relitmle than that .which held the sword of Da - --1-- I > *A.LAP : V Uti <J |? niUUICJJ. nU"Hnnju(iniwu&? ;vi - *1 uvu> from the State of Maite?persisted in taking out a rich pillar froni. h very dangerous bole and 8U?ciedejdj--bu^':he was not fairly on tin groin.d ftgaiiij W^n fifteen or -twenty: squaie yards sdhk'dbwn'^sith a'd< ad, heavy ciAsbi? Littlestones accidentally' falling'and hard lumps of earth-have killed "those in holes, and greal care is.nedfess?^'|o'jguard against these evils. r ?&t BaMl^wi IP re ihe holes are very deep j- accidents are(common, onp occured there lute ly. A man digging fimndthetjottom growing soft, butrpaid lit^e^attention to it until his hgi aoftfc in so tliat lie could not prill them out; lit shoutedjflk bis malea^o let the rope d??v\lnrnn<; be fa?te?P,h around his.waist, but they couh <jof pull him ^pj'belp^jarne-and twisted off the crank of the:wihdl&s^ftheri seized the rope ir *^r s-s. IQtir UU|; W<XO VI liV ~f aFailjj. VUD navci bubbled up around the- man in the hole, the quicksand roshed in, buried him to his waist and neck, atifled^ris-cries, and rose thirty feet above bia n. fact, ne$t to-impossible.-. The rope?\vas cut and its I -and pushed beneath the quioksaodcsr' w^^^i 44In ano&$r instance a maivdriving sixty feet under ground loosened a.l^e a^n^.^AiuiK water trickle'tlrfcbgh where 4^>bad.bpen, but not dr^mihg^oT dangw^jfipja wwter; he stuch his pick ia, whe.ir the tfatec^birrat tbreygh. wift great force. He had the* presence of mind U tbu hcci|^ huv the gr|| ~ ,*'.v - "> ^ -Scs> * "* j OBITUARY. _ ' Departed this life id Camden S. 0., Sept. 11th 185 . J. Augustcs fRASEB, only son ox lueiaie uuu? jul : Bsa.oT^rleston. g; 4. J , Mr. Praskb was, for several Tears; the subject^ that "lingering; slow disease,"; paralysis, which, u > length, terminated bis existence, itaqt which, throug ? divine grace, he endured with thejiatience and mee! ness becoming a christian. With ample opportunity for the full-enjoyment the world, he had proven its vanity atfflMiingnee K and exemplified by bis experience, howJttMfecient a y. fortune,, posi^on, youth, and health, for pfWoundatij - "was led'to huild his'hc^fos on thai better and more ei ' during foundation, even the RookiCbrist Jesae. > o He.had-been, for some years, an .acceptable membi r'kMvniv nnH iiitina Sn f!orl ; gj Atvbwuiac ^jow^uvvuujvwi 4**. %/ ?.. den, although entirely confined to bis sick chambe r yet did his pustor in his frequent visits, witness in hi -- flpcb growth in grace as graciously "indicated that li - 'ofGod in the soil!? the earnest of its eternal lilev; , Heaven. ' , ? ^ ^ wHpwf one .child, and an only, sister, will rho deeply feel this bereavement, but in their affliction the fc have.the sympathy^and prayers of many friends. M. [T r!:. Arrivals dt the Mansion House FOE THE WEEK ENOISQ 8BPT.-18in. , E.^.~ROBINSON,r PROPRIETOR; ? ; i. Charles Spencer, Bishop ville 8. CL; Thos Pulime . .Ala.; Capt. John Boll, Daughter and Sister, Rnsse r"Place;..John Perry, Liberty Hill; Master Masse York ville; J. R. Mhgill,1 Lancaster. C. H.; W. ( ' Ring, Monroe, N. C.j'J.D.' Graham, Sumtorvilh Wiley Kelly and Sod, Lynches Creek; F.-Horton, 1 1 Massey, YorkviUe; S. S. Grasque, Mario 25 St-'H; Jv.Doster and Lady, Union County, N. C.; 2 ::yn llurphy, Ala.; 2. J.. R&Iay, Camden; H. I Gooch, Lancaster; Col. Jaa-rC. "Haiio, Kershaw; J > seph Prey, Charleston, S C.j1 A. YiAUoorn, N.'C J, Rqdgere, N. 0; J. W. RemfcCri, Sumter; Leo: ard Brown, Sumter; T. A. Boone, Monroe, N. C.; ,1 Brown and Serv't, Montgomery^ Ala; T. Y. Smit Jbaay, jn urs? c o C/nuaren, unariesion, o. i^uraut Davis, Columbia, S. C.; E. A.Hcnuings, N. T. ~ CAMDEWPMCTSCUBBENTr BAGGING, per yard,'.,;, i. ....14 to 1( BALE ROPE, pec poupd,.... 11 to 15 BUTTER........... ... IB to 21 ' -BEEF, t...? .v..6 to ? . BACON, ;.-.,.W.-.VU.:....... .9f to 15 GOFFEE, ..12 to 14 i CHEESE,..! ' to 21 '' COTTON,'. - 7 to ? CORN,... .per bushel,. " 90 to 10( FLOUR,...perbarrel, ........\ 6J to ? j FODDER,. .-..percwt ^..75 to 1 LARD,... .per pound,. .' .12J to 14 MOLASSES,. per pall on.. 3 0 to 3' OATS,. ..v..per bushel,r.i'.V.50 to 65 PEAS...... " to 10( SUGAR.;; ;per pound,....... ....6 to 15 SALT... ....per-sack. t0 20( ffg?*Tl)e fiiei.ids of Cpl. J. 13. Keksii.vw be leave to announce him as a candidate for Re] rosentative to the Legislature at the etfcuin oleetiotV . We a.re authorized to announce. M A. H. Coykijx as a candidate, for Represent; ' tive to the Legislature at the ensuing electioi We are authorised to announce ALE3l ANDER L. McDONALD as a candidate f. Tax Collector at the ensuing election. : ?^ 1 We are authorized" to announce Rl 1 1 AKD CANTEY as a candidate for Tax C< ' eetor at the ensuing eleetiqn. 1 *~a=oTt,.. 77&IZ ZZ MP VI? v P A TP I 1 llc 11 IC,JU9 K'* x* uiin i x a i ju tvi bounce him as a candidate for Tax-ColJeeU at the ensuing etectihO. 03" We. are authorized to nnitounce SAM i(IEL.SPENOj? as a rancliuate for Tax Co leci^r at the ensuing . 03" We are authorized to announce lie' , JOHN R. JOY, as a candidate for Tax Co lector at the eusuing election. 03" We are authorized to announce LAUC1 LIN McIvINNON as a Candidate fir Ta Collector at the ensuing election. 03" We are authorized to announce JOII i SMITH as a candidate for Tax Collector, i r the ensuing election. 1%'uticc. A? there are objections made to my election for Tfi t Collector because I hold the office of Ordinary, I tal r this method of. informing my friends and the citize: oC Kcipjiaw District generally, that if elected I w resign the office of Ordinary as soon as I can bring- tl 5 business of the office to a close. i ? Sept. 5,1854. - JOHN It. JOY. "" 7 CAUTION r i .--A XL persons are cautioned, ngamst trading for ; j\. note of hand, payable to Penack, or bearc for forty dollars, dated about the 6th of Decembc ' 1853 and payable one year after date. The consideration for .which"said note was "ivt '' having failed I am determined not to pay it, unle compelled by law. SERENA BASS. j Sept. 19, . - 38 ' . _ tf. 6 ;/T - lew Goods. A. M. k R. KENNEDY are now receiving the full stock, aud will be able to show an oxte . Bivo and handsome assortment of desirable goods in ? few days. Sept. 19?tf. "\XENS ancl Youth'8 Ready Mado Clothing,'tl i l.TJL most extensive and desirable stock ever oflert j in this market, just opened at " the Old Corner,,' by I Sept. 19-tf,, E. W BONNET. ! T-A DIES'rich dress goods?Embroideries, Glove i JLj- Laees, Cnrtaiff-Muslius, &c., received and for sa . low at "!tho Old Corner" by ' Sept. 19?tf. E. W\ BONNET. L; '/~1 ARPET"Bags, Floor Cloths, Crdnib Cloths, &< i just roCehredat "the Old Corner." Sept 19-4fc . ... R"W. .BONNET.. 1 QOO pfece's Negro. Cloths, frbm 12| to"'50 cehts Y*-*: vard, just opened -at "the Old Corner" . Sept. 19?tf. ?,E. V. BONNET. ^ t ttfc SHERIFF'S 6ABES. >- "Eyr virtfte of*?nindrj.iWri^of Ft Fa. to me dire l XXted, LwiU^lb.bj^reth& Court House in Cau , don, op tl?e_flrst Monday in Octohor next,' (being ti: 8a^nd day^of8aid month,) the foHbwihg property," t< !. wit: . *" ? } , acrt?a: of " Lan d;m o re; or less/ on Beaver. Dai ? TkJSjSfjfc,wht$ijs;Qf AVatcreo River, .adjoining Lands ( ?' John'Albert and otbers< Also, one Negro Girl naiine ^ Amelia. Also; "Mules, Cattle and ITpgs. . D6vied U| . on and to bSisold ab'tbe property of W'dey-Albert, ? j the suit.of-The'Bar.k of Camden, S. C^and-.others r 3 Wiley "Albert. . . [$1.50.] $ ' '<81 afcres^riahd more oF less, lying <m.the Wei j." f sideVf-wMtfeef River, and known as "Harrison : j Race. Track:"-.levied-cm and to be sold as the pro] Mierty ofJohn Barri30Q>at the suit of Douglas Mintoi also, f. ^ ' * v 3D(WrtCTOof land, more or less, lying on the watei of GranpyWQuartor Creek, adjoining Lands of Roboj Love aaaothers. Levied on and to be sold as tl t property of James L. Roid, at the suit of the StatO < f SOidk'Baroliiba, vs. J. L Reid. [$1.V THOS. BASKIN, S. K. D. ' . 8btr?s. Office, Sept. 10, 1854. Coin in it tod I rTPO the Jail of Kershaw District, a Negro Man, Phi X ip, who says ho belongs to Mr. 0. B. Heriot, < Charleston. He is About 25 or 26 years of age, fiv F feet, six or eight inches high, a dark mulatto, and he c'the appearance of being considerably sun.burnt; h 8peakS;rather slowly, in an under tone, and has a aula " scar in the palm of his left hand. The ownepis n guested to comply with the law ancL take him awai f % THOS. BASKIN, S. K. D. .Sept. 13. fe ^8. tf - r ' ' f-'? ' 'si . v V''V* " j? > ,>> . " -fgifgSik<}:. it-.. "L2 ; V":.. - * j|:. 'natt^V4oiof?ud^pa^Bf(!% or |? *' f^Ordew left.it Mr^ ^^ottwfi^ooifilfce otfit<$h'? fh. "Mansion House will bo'prompuy attended to. Sept. 19?tf. 38-'-^ -'* 'St.? & ' ..- ? -u '? 'll/fRS. PECK will commence. teacfilngV "^PrioiSrj re, -iTX School fitter School-Boom on the Public Square ,n near Dr. Zemp!a on Monday, the 2d of Qctobcr^l^* le Sept 19.' ' 39 " ' rTr Q- ? - - - - t OABD. j![ ll/TR.- SAMIJEL-SPEKCE. wish^reapectfully' t< ' Itx announce thatj)e intends to'open an Englial School in the town of Cafti'den, at the Camden- Orpbsr f Society Academy, on Monday the 2d of October next r Sept ft: -* - . . -- 37 in * - MRS. itKcCA2?DLES5 st YT^ILL, commence the exercises of her Private 'y T V School on the tret Monday in October. "-A1 parents, desirous bf entering their daughters, are ro quested to make application.hy .the 16 th of Septera bor. 4 ^ ^ . 3G?tf, ' Notice to AlITersOnfi Owing lQ|e;r' Pankof'Catqden and others that I owe, want JL their'money. All the use'I have for money is t< ir, pay my debts. Money J must have to pay my debts.? >11 All persons indebted to mo will find their notes apt yr accounts in the liands of fin nttorney-if not paid soon '}. You can pay to-my agent, D. 0. Tryon, or deposit* i; the money in either ot. the Banks id Camden. .. a , I will sell my House and Lot hi Camden (to pay mj n, .debts,) on the firat Monday in October, at public sale J. -.which is the best Lot in Camden for a Public House 17- ' Also, one of my teams .of Mules, and one,of "the beai o* 'Wagons that was ever in this State. I will warrant it to carry 11,000 lbs! oter any road. Call on my agent a- for further particulars. E. TRYON. T. \ Sept. 19. 89 tf h) i ? :?: -i id Orani;cbnrg Female Seimnary. Principal?Rotf. L. S. K LEGARE. Assistants?Mr. F. J. HAHR,' ." Mr. L. B. GAY, ' ' . " Miss H. A. HAHR, r " ." Miss A. B. FENN. J- Mr.and Miss Habr will instruct in.Music, French, ;? Dancing, Paiuting, 4c. - * 1 rTMIE Scholaslic year consists of two sessions of flv? | JL months each. The longest-vacation includes the ' month of Julyaud part of August; .the short on?; the latter part of December. All charges against pupilf ' will bo made from the time of commencing. - . The first session for 1855 will commence'on Wednesday, 11th Januarv next, and wiirclose on the 11th ! June; upon which the second session will immediatelj begin. . , : ^ . Terms.?Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, 4c., and [ Tuition in all its branches, except in Music, French, ' Drawing and Painting, $100 for each session of fiv? | months, in advance. ' . .Music and French when studied, each $15 per qnar ' tcr. Drawing and Painting $8 per quarter. E^*Tho exercises will commence on the I7th daj ? of August , ~ For fbrther information, apply to the. Principal al nrnnoy?linr?r. " 29?1? ' <r ? ?, ' . ^ '' JOSEPH WHILDEN, . DEALER IN * PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. I. No. 11 K1AYNE-STBEET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ^ , HE keeps constantly for sale, a general assortment of Paints and Oils of all kinds, Varnishes, Window Glass and Sashes, Spts. Turpentine, Spirit Gas, ~ Cotton Foot-Gin Fixtures, Gluo and Brushes, of vari'. ous kinds. 37?ly LOOKING AHEAD!!! r|^IlE undersigned has opened at the " Old Corner,' 1 the MOST EXTENSIVE -took of Goods he has )r over offered to thy citizens of Camden and the surrounding country, llo lias selected from tlio most do_ sirable importations, suoh Goods as ho is satisfied arc i well adapted to the wants of this community. Oui motto still is " loiv prices and quid: tales." Sept. 12. E. W. BONNEY. New Business Establishment' nnilE subscribers wish to inform tho public generalI JL ly, that they have opened a CARRIAGE SHOE on the Robinson Road, 15 J miles above Camden, and arc now prepnrod to attend to all orders in their lino 1- They will not be excelled in the quality of their wort v or reasonableness of their cliarces. bv anv other estab lishmcnt. J. Ware, "Wood-workman, and TV. Cockein, Pain ter and Trimmer, will give their undivided attention tr , their departments, and all Blacksmith's work will be done ?o order by competent .workmea WARE & COCKEIN. , Sept. 12. - 37 ly g Iw q^HE undersigned would hereby inform thfi dticeni il] JL of Camden and the surrounding couiltry, that hi 10 has opened an establishment as a CLOCK AND WATCH-MAKER, in this place, in the house formerly occupied by Mr James Wilson,' Merchant, and opposite Mr: McDowa all's store, where ho proposes to give satisfaction t< (r. all those who may think proper to favor him will their patronage in his. profession. ' $3?~AU work in his lino will be done with neatnesi aud dispatch, and at the shortest-notice. ' ' . - > CHARLES BOFKNSCHEN. Motr 11 10 \ if Takcp Up. ON Tuesday last, a bay mule, somewhat marked bj harness. Said mule-may be seen at the Stable! of the Camden HoteL W. M. "WATSON. a* Sept. 12, 1854. f 37 WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS! !! ,e T"VR. McJjANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to Lm ?d U the best, most safe and radical cure for Worms It is approved and recommended by the Medica Faculty in e ver soction where it has been introduced - In fact, where it is known none other is used.is, One of our mosi respected physicians in speaking o le Dr. McLane's Vermifuge-says: "Its great superiority over all other Vermifuges arises from the fuct tha while it is raoro efficacious than any other ..Vtftnifug* - it is perfectly safe. - - Price 25 cents per bottle. V? > - :-iti; ' v y* Dr. McLane's Liver Pills, a T3EING composed ontirely of vegetable substances it JD not only safe, but have been found by all wh( . have used them, as the best remedy for all affection! 2 of the" Liver and Digestive organs. In fact, when they-are used Liver Complaint cannot exist. b. ?S?~Price 25 cents per box. i. The above valuable preparations are for sale bj 10 most of the Druggists, and are to be had wholesale o) " P. M. COHEN k 00., \ Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi11 "pals, Perfbmery Ac. if No. 29 Hayne-street, Charleston, S. 0. ' / BULGER & ifeVANE, ^ Will attend to Boarding, Selling and Purchasing MEiia- ne.c? On Coraraiesion. Office at Saunders & Foster's old *t stand, in full viow of tho Montgomery Hall, Mont's gomery, Ala. >- 0. L. BULGER. P. R. DeYANE. i, Sept. 6. 26- tf ' Administrator's Notice. ? A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. Sarah rt x\- A. Miller, dee'd, are requested to settle up, to ie enable me to effect a settlement of the Estate, by the if first of January next. G. R. FILLER, Adm'r. Flat Rock, July 21st, 1854. - r . . 30?tf. Domestic Goods. BLEACHED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Plaids and Stripes, for servants, Cotton Caasimetes, Denims and Cheeky Bed Tick. 40. For sale .J by - A.M. <t. R. gENKpDY. ; SOlfS OF TEME?EM3rCE. II - WATEEBS DIVISION NO. 9. b ^PHEregular meeting ?f this Division will be, told on jv X Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock. . By order of the "W. P. jj' Uf.HOTT.fS'.. <**' > : r ' - - ' .... ^ ' ... ' .. . ~ v. ' * ' '""W ^' ij'Wi P ' " Crn?ln<3 do. '- T^fcrj"Jr ro^rc3'i^C!*Vyy>?^ ?'"''qjtfNsftM 1 Jfi fiackH Kifr Cnffrc ' * ^ . JUkuiiMO. " j 20 Barre's_iNfw Orleans Molasses SMioxes'A'ditrinntlr e Candles "r : <j~- STiercts firbtquality Rice > ^ ^Boop, Starch, Ma^A'ts, ?tc. &c. wijies &tm ti<iiJ<ras. 4 |s .25 Baskets Hoidsick Champaigne '. ' 6 Geasler -clo. 6 " . FJenr'dc.-rofla S qr. Casks '."Otard" Brandy > : lv.n?1f pipe " 'do. 1 60 Bbls. Common WhieJtff20 " Boston Rum - ' .15 Old Rye, Bnmmond Whiskey . 5 " Bourbon & Union Hammond Whiskejj 6 u Hoselbocks- ' do. -"rj : " Old'-Honnne >" " do. t c qr Casks Old Madeira Wine > 2 *? -?". Sherry do. -2' "' " " Port do. I J 10 Cases, extra Clnret' do. 1 qr. Cask Irish Whiskey * -10"Gr18. Lavender Brandy 10 " Cherry do. r / 25.Cases Genuine "Schiedam Schnapps" . , 2 " ^'Dr. Green's" celebrated Bitters 6 " Ckampnigne Cider ' . k a T __ J D ? ^ " wiped iiuuugu & unci t S " Sftrtiet <fe Falkirk Ale .' ' t ' 2 Johannwbcrger "Hock" FANCY GROCERIES. 5 Cases Tomntto, "Walnut, add Musbroon Cntsu 6 " Hermetically sealed Lobsters ?fc Salmo s t Chests Superior Teas - , 1 Bbl. Baiter Crackers T " ' Boston do. 1 44 Sugar do. r ' >1 44 Soda do. i 12 Boxes 44 do, ' ^ Case Tamarinds > - ^ Cases Brandy Fruits 1 , t 44 Jams and Jjellics ) 8 44 Assorted Preserves ~ ) 200 lbs. Eo?. Walnut, Pecan and Brazil Nuts 100 44 "Novicia" Almonds l60 " "Bordeux" do. 1 25 qr. Boxes Raisins 12 half'", do; Jj^mon Syrnp and Lemon Sugar ''? " ' 1 doz. Flavoring Extracts i ~ 8 " Guava Jelly ' 2 " Musjard, Eng. and American. Cloves, Kdlmcg?, Mace and Cinnamon 100, pieces Fancy Prin ts. 60 14 Kersevs j 200 pair Negro Blankets - 100 piecesJBrown Homespun, 60 " Bleached.^ do.. 25 44 Rock Isltraci and Kentucky Jeana 30 " Checked and Striped Goods .12 " Silk LJkclfa, 6 " cheap Head Iikdfs. 12 " Muslin Letter, Fool's Cap, and Bill Paper Table and Pocket Cutlery Segars and T ofc co. 6 M Cotton Plant 1 6 44 Figaro 8 " Regalia at $60 per JL 5 " Uguea 5 " Sylvas at $40 per M. i 10 " Washington 10 " Imperials S " Santiago $ 4 " Varioua brands 12 botes snp. Tobacco ?. 1 2 Gross fine cut do. ALSO, A fine lot of Door Mats, Brooms, Buckets, IJpb Baskets. Ac., it, ?i*b a great many Articles too m mcrous to mention, all of which will he sold exceet iug low for caah, or upon 1 '2 months credit to pum ; tual customers, mt parties who do not pay at leai once a year, we must decline selling to. All the ai ' tielcs ore warranted to be what we represent then iv.. i... *. u. uvj;c Kfj oiuct iiuriiuuii lu (iuaiuco^, t?uu iwi uvu ' iug, to merit u share of patronage. _ MOORE i: KUYKENDAL. Aug. 29, So tf. ) vVllSC JfottiM. i A FEW Gross French Vino Bottles in crates, or b jL\~ the dozen, to suit purchasers, Glass Jars for Pr< serves, for sale at Z. J. DeTIAY'S. Aug. 29 ' , 36 Eau de Cologne. , A LARGE supply of Cleveland'i'Cplogne in Pic t xjL and Quart bottles, received at_Aug 20?35 Z. J. DKHAY'3. Abbott's Bitters. . /^\R, Health Restorative, a superior Medicine vher . \.s a pcwrfjstomaehic is required. Prepared by Smit > A Abbott, Boston, and for salo by Z. J. DeII'AY. i Aug. 29. 35 Mexicau Mustang Liniment. *" nnOO well known to require any description or it X commendation, may always be found at Aug. 29?35 Z. J. DeHAY'S. Fall Medicines. SUCH as Rowaud's Tonic Mixture, Osgood's India Cholagoeue, Jayne's Ague Pills, Dr. Tomer's F< 3 vor aud Aguo Pills, anil Sulphate Quinine may aiwav biffound at Z. J. DeIIAY'S." Aug 29 , 35 To Painters. 3 rpilE Subscriber lias now on hand a largo and sele< X stock of Pure White Lead, Zinc White, Linsee 1 Oil, Spts. Turpentine (a Homo production) Chrom . Green, Ac. Ac. ALSO, f A flnolot of American and French Window Glaa 7 in sizes from 8 X 10 to 18 Vi 24; Patty in bladden t Glaziers' Knives, Paint Brushes, and Sash Tools, wliic 3 will be disposed of on tho most reasonable terms. Z. J. DeHAY. Aug. 29. ? 36 Notice. j rpHE Subscriber still continues to act as Agent fi j X parties doing business in either of the Banks i 3 Camden, and bojfes by strict attention: to tho same I merit a continuance of the patronage heretofore ei trusted to him. C. IIATHKSON. Aug. 29, 1854. ,.v 35-ly ' Jrtst Keceived* A FRESH supply of Spices, Ac_ consisting in par A of Allspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mao Ginger, White, Black and Long Pepper, Sumeri White and Brown Mustard Seed, Ac. Ac. {Aug. 29?35 T. J. WORKMAN A CO. r? Baker's Broma. A SUPPLY fresh from the Manufacturers, receive to-day by T. J. WORKMAN A CO. Aug. 29 25 Dif Goods, Groceries, Crockery &c. T^IIE subscriber continues to keep on hand aeon . plete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Groc< ries, Crockery, Ac., which he will sell very low for rus. His stock of Groceries consists, in part, of Snyar, Coffee, Salt, Ciieeae, Ac Ac. Purchasers would do well to give him a call. Jan. 2. J. CHARLESWORTH. GABDEN" Hand Ploughs, Harrows, Hoes, Rak and Trowels, just received at the "old .corner, by E..W. BONlEY. Feb. 14, 1854. ~ "I tf. CORK-SHELLERS, self-sharpening Feed Cutten (a new. article,) also, Patent Cylinder and Thai m'ometer Churns Meat Cutters Ana Sausage Stuffen Also, Hand Plows and Harrows for garden use. Fo sale at the " Old Corner" by E. W. BONNEY. BA*K AGJEtfT. | [ subscriber will act as Agent for perecms draw "t 1 ing monty from ettbor of the Banks in Camden. { - Aug 14.-U1 v J. DUNLAP. 1'.. ; ' i?- - it equally-or- rick:' Kackhflve^^i' , tlomVfite;xoiiJinanirrt%*3WTO''?r The third-Tract lias "85?' acrc<'2<fo~ tiwf&l,- "vrtt^ - make 1000 pounds of-cotton, faud' 80btfehcls of cOeh " per acrerrScrew; Gid^titifce; fiije dw^Hingy-dcr- *" " x ... Tjie nbovo knda|ie ?earvtlie..viliageyof,JJnterprisc, * .where there are two tfne "Academies.. 'They, are fine-', t watered, well timbered, tbe'liest of summer and*-win1 ter range for stock, exteamvejobtletf, and ?s to health v and- sodfety, thovcouutrv 's'tilnds: utwnrpafirod by any f 'oilier portion ofifie " Sunhy South." There are mwyr advantages here, which a notice of | r this kuidiwould.lJjreclude?the fact is, I hare nevdr ' seen so fine a couutrj- overlooked as this his been. sf ' " -Imagine bodies of land lying in. the aandhilk- be* > 'tween- Columbia and Camden, S. "C? which .wiir.pfo- y duce-from ]000:tj 1500. pounds of cotton per, acije,,ai:d. corn in the sanie proportion, with alL tlio blessingsof 2 pure water and gpod behlth' for which these sandhills * are noted,, and the same will be realized herd in the I country, and the iantfo.wlrich I now offer for sale. f Upon the .whole,.(and I speak knowingly,), this liufe the most desirable cotton region in.the .West I will ? onlwfldd that here the .children's children will find a-. . fertile "homestead? withouttlio application of Guano, t - . P'lvmftnto n;iOf iiflon in/lionnlolila . T { WlLLfAN&A. VARD, ,, ;i Enterprise, Clarko Co., iliss-, Sept. 5j -J.S52.?2t ' fcg"The Columbia Dauner and Sumteir^Banner will * copy twice and send bills to Jai. J. Duhlap. Camden, f I s'o: ' 2" VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. THE" subscriber oflcre for sale a valuable Tract of c LAND situated twenty milcs-nortlf.of Camden, -i: in Kershaw District, on Hanging^Rock;,-and..Lick.- 'i Croeks. The tract contains four hundred,and seventy* s tbrce acres?about fifty acres of which ato fr^biclear- 0 ed land, fin a high, slate of cultivation Nearly air t ' the balance is good, productive land- in -woods*' (an 4^ c good portion pf it excellent bottom land)?well adap- e ted to the "growth of cotton, corn, wheat.and .other t . grain:- . . Also, a comfortable Dwelling House, with the no-' n cessary outbuildings, oil new, with a good Grist Mill b on the premises, below the junction of. the above' e , named creeks. ' . . - q i There are but fgjy places in the up-country te compare with the locality of this tract as regards fertility, fc healtli, out-lot, range for stock, and every other neces- i sary- advantage. I - -Any pornous wishing to purchaso aro invited to call e upon the subscribornpon the premises, and examin^ J for themselves. The land will-be sojd upon liberaT' v terms. C. C. HALLE!. a Sept. 15. 31 : tf - f . ? : - . 6 VALUABLE ASD I DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE. c "HnHE subscriber offers for salo that valuable Tract t X of Land on Big LychoS Creek, formerly owned hy Lovick. Young, deceased, lying in Kershaw and j Chesterfield Districts, containing between eqgen and I eight thousand acres. V , c The improvements consist of tho settlement upon r tlie deceased resided at the time of 'his death-, consist- t ing of a Dwelling House, Gin House, Screw and all 1 necessary outbuildings, all in good repair.- Also,.ano- r ther settlement, with a comfortablo Dwelling House L and necessary, out buildings. Thcreis also on theprem- 1 ises, and convenient to both settlements, a firstrate ? Grist Mill, on a never-failing stream. i : > This is conceded to be the most valuable and deSirft- I ble land on Lynches Creek, and its productiveness is -s known to bo unsurpassed by any other in the country. - A further description is unnecessary?purchasers aro t r- jnvitcd to call and examine for themselves. The land < i' will bo sold id'a body, or dividedtosuit purchasers, and j y. the. terms made liberal. J. I). YOlf&ti._ -i Aug 15r1854. 33.. j Sumter- Banner, and Watchman, and Darlington t ,t Flag will copy to the amount of ten dollars and send ] r. bills to this office. I l'm - Land for Sale. , TWIE Subscriber Ofl'ers for salo bis plaoo, situated in, X the southeastern part of KefShaw District,. The J tract contains four hundrod and three acres?about - one hundred and twontv-fiva of which are eleared auitT t under cultivation, nearly all the balance is good farm- c 7 ing land; and adapted to tho cultivation of cotton, corn, ; wheat, &c. , '. jAny person wishing to purchase a good farm and a ? ' healthy residence in a quiet, tnoral and intelligent community, would do well to call sobn and examine the premises, * JOHN R. SHAW. lt Aug. 29, 1864. 35 ( Lau4|^6r Sale. " J WE offer for Salo the Plantation on wbi<d??<^$b^ i ler resided at the time of his death, IjTiflfwf ^ h Lynches Creek, 20 miles cast'of Camden, in Kershaw ;i and Darlington Districts, containing 1,000 acres, more e or less, with tolorable buildings?20o acres cleared.? I - Also, 4(1 acres Bottom Land, in cultivation. We will receive bids for said Land until 1st of December next, | !* if not sold by that time it will bo sold on the 20th De*. i cenibor, 1854, at public sale. .., 1 Also, three other tracts of. Laud,.on<? lying in the $ fork of Lynches Crooks, containing six hundred acres," ( n more or less?one in Chesterfield District, containing j 400 acres, and one on Black River, in Kershaw District, I 'a containing 150 acres, more or loss. . r ;v -a All tiie above named Lauds will bo sold nt. the late i residence of Jas. Tiller, deed.; any further iuformation wanting call on the subscribers. Vs E. E. TILLER. )'. . ^ it . . J. E. KING, ' d August 11, 1854. 33 . td. i o 239" The Smnte? Banner and Darlington' Flag will ], please copy. till 1st. October and forward bills to this Offlco. : , - ^ ? : . t s, - i b ? ; . t . FRESH GROCERIES. . /T^IIE subscriber has removed to the-Store opposite . XvMaj. K. S. Moffat,, (formerly occupied by B. WT )r Ghtirabcrs,) wliero he is receiving afrc^ji supply of J n FAtllLY GROCERIES, 10 - V WINES and LIQUORS, consisting-in port of :i a" yNow Orleans, Muscovado and Clarified SUGARS J ' Rio and Muscovado MOLASSES , t Sperm. Adamantiue and Tallow. CANDLES t A full assortment of . i Pickles, Preserves, Sauces and-Ketchup, best Hen- d a ncaj^yBrandy, Port, Madeira and.Sherry Wines, t g TogetLer with a variety of ' - o wliich will besoldat the.Iowest the attention'bf purchasers is respectfully invited.., 1 jj fi3&"Qive me a calL I am determinedK Camden, Sept. 5. 36 If " CAMDEN HOTEL " J js now open for the accommodation of the Trap- * I] eling Public. n t. TT is an ercelleutand commodious building, new and P A well fitted tip, and lptely put in* state of complete ? repair. The Booms are largo, open and airy; flneCun itw narlrtra xrell furnished, *Ph? Tnhln mill kn annnlind with every thing which an excellent country market will afford, and attended by the beat servants. * * The Bar will be supplied with tho-iihoLeest Wines ' ? and Liquors. - ' S . . THE STABLES Are weflrfllted up, attended by careful and ?xperiens.. ed Ostlera, and well aupplied with Provender. r S ALSO . Lota prepared for the accomtopdation of Drovere, viltK i. excellent water convenience^-. . ^ r There" will at ail times beTtTOtnnibHS in att^taaa ; to convey passengers to audfrow the .Depot. Camden, May 30, 1854. '' ? J^OCmG and Sitting CHALJS, J -y.A* tjS^ssL 4. v&L u I q ^ p pursuance an ^cr ?f tlio'_.Co^ ravmg 4^or 6^rooms on a floo^ with^il ne iramrcaironui inif* oiuer, i^u?\:01 #a ?f- v*. ler pro coufesao ^^eil ag?\Tos^ t^w; .*""'