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thickness, immediately below the tubing, so as | to be prepared to extend the latter should it be demanded. The tubing is already down to the depth of 1200 feet. We are pleased also to notice that the water for the la-t few days has exhibited to the taste less of the unpleasant and unpalatable ingredi ents that were in the first supply, and we hope yet to he able to drink a New Year's pledge in a glass of pure Artesian.? Char. Courier. The supply of water yesterday was estima- . ted to approach thirty gallons per minute, and j the rate at which the sand is discharging itself; promises soon to leave the work in a fit state : for prosecution to final completion. The in- ; terest of the public continues increasing, and | visitors are constantly at the grounds, all of whom concur in expressions of gratification at the result which has rewarded such a long ; course of labor and disappointments. Many experiments and approximative analyses have i been tried with the water, tint in the present state of expectation we have nothing definite- i )y reliable that is worthy of publication. When | 41 stream can be obtained free from sand, it j will be time enough to ascertain exactly the nature of the water, and a No to speculate on the sources whence it is supplied, if geological indications can lie construed as furnishing an)* clue.?Ibid of Wednesday. ? ? ? - The Bank of tiie State.?One of the best measures adopted by tha Legislature at this session, is the conferring upon the T% ? J A. . C i I. 13 ... I. _ ,L. J.% I resident ui ine nauK a veiu uj?uii me w cisions otlie Board of Directors. It undoubt edly imposes a heavj* responsibility upon that officer; but he is almost the only one of the Imard who is generally well known to the ' Legislator, and it is not too much therefore ' to look to him as the head and front of its ad j ministration. The Legislature could riot either j have a better time for making this change; ; as wc believe it is admitted on all hands that Mr Furman has proved himself not o.ily one of the most successful hut one of the most prudent and safe Presidents, that has ever directed the affairs of this institution. Charleston Mercury. A Shocking I1omicu>b.?On Monday night of this week, says the Charlotte, (N. C.) Whig, of the 14th. in Providence neighborhood, in this county, three brothers, John James and David Sharp, got into a fracas, at the residence of the former, which resulted in thedeathofJ>>hn who was horribly mangled with knives. One of the others got his arm jnrofceii, and both received several had cuts. The survivors have fled, and the sheriff and his posse are now in pursuit of them. We forbear furthre particulars until the matter shall have undergone legal investigation. By subsequent news, for which we arc indebted to a friend and subscriber, written untdev date 17th instant, we learn that the tw o brothers were taken by the sheriff* of the county on Saturday, and committed to jail. The slieriff with bis posse of fifty men took them 19 iniles from Charlotte; they being found in a j liny loft. J his was tlie second effort tu lind the lies- I peradoes. The parly of (lie sheriff shot at j them the day before, Friday but they succeeded in making their e cape in bushes through which was impossible to ride. * JL2*) i/Lii'Or ? In Wilmington on Sunday, a man by the name of Set h Jones, whiie in a slate of intoxi cation, shot another man by the name ol'Quiuii, I through the shoulder. Quiuu is not danger- ] ously wounded, Jones has been arrested and J confined in jail. The affair happened above the Railroad. r- IVm Ilnnnlint .. Kr.?.r.|l nil Dtl-Ll/1 IT 1 C.AIV. t#vnvn? ? a .x..v.. ihor, ef the sixteenth century, states that the physicians at Montpeliev, which was the great school of medicine, had ever}* year two criminals, the one living the oilier dead, delivered to them for dissection. lie relates that on one occasion tliey tried what effect the mere expectation of death would produce upon a suh ject in perfect health, and in order to these experiment they told the gentlemen (for such was his rank) who was placed at the discretion that as the easiest mode of taking away his life, they would employ the means which Senaca had chosen l?>^|umsclf,atid would therefore open his veins in warm water. According- i ' " I II- I- ? 1 Jy they cove red ins nice, pincneu ins ieei wmi out lancing Ilieni. and set them in n ibothutli, ami then spoke to each other as if they saw blood was flowing freely, and and life departing with it. Then the man remained motionless; and when, after while, they uncovered his face they found him dead. Arrivals at the Mansion Blouse, KOti THE WEEK EN'DIXG DEC. 22. K. Or. R0BIX30N, PROPRIETOR. J. R. Rodgersi daughter, I W. M. Seem idler Md. Bishopvillc I J \Y. Twitty, P. Hill R. Hamilton, Kershaw C. A. Plyler, " S. N. Brown & 2 serv'ts, | L. L Parsons. X. C. Ala. K Huntley Chesterfield D. Moods, Geo. | J. K Withcrspoon & Bro. ?- ? i v^?L-,.;iin ?1. IV. .Drown <s i serv us i i v, ?....? Liberty Hill. II. H. Groocn & Lady P. M. Plyer, N. C. j S. C. Vonlandenliam Fla. Dr. Cauthen, Lancaster R. Hammond. Lancaster Jas. Little, N. C. \Y. 11. Twitty, ' G. It. Miller, Flat Rock D Brown & serv't " Ii. T. Myers, Chesterfield H. Lee. N. C. R. L. Graves, Charleston L. J. Patterson & Lady & J. Massey, Yorkvillc Niece, L. Hill W. M. Fraser, Bishopvillo 17. A. L. G ulloge, Miss It. D. M'III wane, Sumter T. Gullege, " John Brown, L. Hill Joel Gullege, Chesterfield W. Dixon, " E. T. Ncwsom, " C. C. Ballard, " A. Y. Glover, Ala. R. C. Patterson " A. J. Nelson, " M. Smith, Geo. W. Masse}', Long bt. 0. J. Milliard Lancaster N. McDonald Fla. G. A. Caskey, " P. W. M'Cutcheon, Rev. M. Graham Milltown Suintor TV. B. Watkins, Fla, E. W. Coates, F. Rock S. D. Goorgc, R. I'laco W. King, Monro, N. 0. D. J. George, " . ' CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. BAGGING, porynrd, 14 to 18 BALK ROPE, per pound, 11 to 15, BUTTER " 18 to 20 BEEF, " 4 to C BACON " 9?to 12 COFFEE... ....." 12 to" 14 CUEfBSB,v." ; to 15 COTTON,..., " : 6i to 7J CORN,... .por bushel, to 87 J FLOUR,. .J>er barrel, 900 to950 J FODDER, pcrcwt 75 to 87 J , LARD,..per pound, 12jto 14 1 MOLASSES*.per gallon 30 to 37 OATS, por bushel, 50 to G2 PtfAS " tolOO . SUGAR... .perpound C to 12 SALT per sack to 3 A ONE HORSE Carriage, but little worn, for sale nt a lmrpnin. by E. W. BONNKY. Nov 7 45 FRUIT TREES. TRAVIS LISLES has now on hand at his Nursery in Union County, N. C., ten miles cast of Monroe, and nineteen west of Wadcsborough, a great variety of FRUIT TREES, consisting of the best kinds known in the country, v selected with groat care, no pains having been spared on the task. Mr. Lisles will be in Camden on the first day of February next, with a supply of Trees. Those wishing to purchase will please leave their orders with Mr. T_ \V_ Pernios. fat the Journal office,) who will show testimonials from tlioso who have purchased Trees from Mr. L. Price $10 per hundred, delivered within 100 miles of'the Nursery. Dec. 28. Camden Female Academy. MRS. PECK has been elected Teacher of this School, and will open the same on the first Monday in January next, at tho usual rates. JX'C. 23,?21. J NO. M. DkSAUSSURE, Prcs't. ELECTION NOTICE. ?oiilli Carolina?Kershaw District, Office Court of Common Plca-i and General Sessions.^ IM. NAUDIN, Clerk of the said Court, in pursutj ance of the directions of the Act of the Legislature. in such case made and provided, do hereby give public notice, that an election for Sheriff for Kershaw District, will be held on Monday tho22ddayof January next, at the usual places of election throughout the District, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of tho present incumbent. Witness my hand at Camden this 20th day of December A. D. 1S54. and in the 79th year of the ,|1?> TTm'ti->it Rinfr-s of America. iiiuirjiciiuviivv wi uiv . M. NAUD1N, C. C r. k G. S. Dec. 23, 52 td. South Carolina?Kcrsliaw District. Jemima Campbell, Saml. H. Coats,?Applicants. vs. The Heirs of Kdivin Campbell,?Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs of Edwin Campbell, Defendants, resides wiilioiit this State. It is therefore ordered that tliey do appearand object to the sale of the Real Estate of John Campbell deed. on or before the twenty-second day of March 1855, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D. Dee. 21, 1S54, 52 Jin. LA 3D FOR SALE. r I^HE subscriber oilers for sale his tract of land situaX ted in Kershaw District, on waters of Twenty-five mile Creek, a few* miles below its junction with Rear, within 14 or 15 miles of Camden, and 10 of the Char lone Itan ituau. nit* (jjuuv jn wmwiimu w.\w|'i. ~v acres well watered and admirably adapted to the culture of corn and cotton. For terms &c., which will be made accommodating, apply to me in Columbia. I will also show the place to any wishing to see it. ' Dec. 23,-5t. THOMAS CULLEX. Wanted to Hire, J^Oll one year from the first of January, a good Cook, Washer and Ironer, also a boy 12 or 14 rears old. Apply to Z. J. DeIIAY. Dec. 23, 52 . 2t For Snle. A LIKELY young woman, about IS years old, with her two children, both hovs, will be sold before the Court House on lirst day of January next, for oue half cash, the balanee at one year with interest, on note, payable at Bank of Camden, satisfactorily endorsed. The woman can cook and wash and is healthy and sound. Dec. 23?It. soxs of tejipes:a\ce GRAND DIVISION OF SOUTH CAROLINA "V* UTICE is hereby given, that the next quarterly 1> session of this body, will be held at the Hull of Wutoreo Division Xo. 9, S. of T, in this town 011 Thursday, the 23th January, 1855. commencing at lu o'clock A. M. * Z. J. DeIIAY, (t. S. Camden, i)cc. 12. 1334. 51?tf. Orangeburg Female Seminary. j PRINCIPAL?REV. J. S. L KG A RE. . Assistants?Mtt. F. J. 11A11 It, " mi:. l. b. Gay, ' mr. II. It Dickson*, " Miss II. A. IIahii. Mr. and Miss Hahr will instruct in Music. French, j Drawing. Painting. &c. T'-e scholastic year consists of two Sessions of about 0 months each. The Exercises of the lirst Session o 1833. will be resumed 011 Wednesday, the 10th January, to continue until the Tlh June, when the second Session will commence.* TERMS. Tuition in all studies except in the Ornamental i Branches, with Board, &c ?100 per session, j Music and French, eccli, $13.0u per quarter, or ?:50. per session. ' Drawing and Painting together.... .?8 per quarter, j Use ol Piano, $2 per session. For further information, apply for a Catalogue to ( the Principal at Orangeburg. Dec. 10. 41 7t I Ilaiiiiony F<>m;ilc College. rpilF third year will open on the 1st day of Fcbra- j J., ary, an undivided term of 40 weeks. The bills \ remain unchanged. $150 li>r Board and Education. 40 f<?r Music and Oil Painting. 2u for Drawing; French, &e. G for use of Piano. 1 for the Ladies Library. 50 cents for Mail Contractor. 25 a dozen for washing. One hundred dollars paid in advance, and till bills paid on or before the last day of the term in November. Dee. 12?50 FULLER'S a HAT STOKE, ft 238 Richardson Street, Columbia, S. C., NEAR TIIE STATE HOUSE. I ATE styles of gent's. DRESS HATS, such as J MOLESKIN, BEAVER, CASSLMKRE, AKI) SILK. also. CAPS, of every description; INFANT'S GOODS, in great variety. also. Umbrellas, Walking Cnnee, Trunks, Carpet Bags, <fet\ The price of Fuller's best Hut, which is inferior to none, is only FOUR DOLLARS. Dec. 19. 51 ly Clirisf in as Presents! JUST (pqned at Workman's Drug Store, an assortment of Fancy (Joods. suitable for Christmas Presents, consisting in part of Fine Pearl Portemonnies, inlaid with steel. " Morocco do Ladies Companions, Pearl Card Cases, Cigar Cases, China and Metal Pull' Boxes, Vases, Toilet Bottles, Cons and Saucers, Card Baskets, with many other ar tides too numerous to mention. Dec 19 THE REPUBLICAN COURT, OR American Society in the days of Washington) with 21 Portraits of distinguished Women, 1 vol4to. $12.00 Goodrich's Gems of British Poets, Heads Female Poets of America, Romance of American Landscape, The Parabies of the Now Testament practically unfolded with elegant illustrations. Parables of Krummacher, with illustrations, Bow in the Cloud, or Covenant of the Afflicted. Jerusalem and its Vicinity, by Oldenhciiner, Poetical worksof Montgomery, Moore, Byron, Scott, Wadsworth, &c. Chicora and other Regions ol the Conquerors and tho Conquered, The Romance of Nature, Gems of Beauty ; Leaflets of Memory, The Amaranth, Keepsake, Magnolia, Casket, Oarland, &c, ? ? tt ? t i _ \ r mi. _ x?_ i Southward HO!; iu? duij j mc iM'ivsuoy. Dec. 19.?tf. A. YOUNG. Pol Ink's Gcrinaii Hatches! \FbiW gross of 11M-so superior Matches just rcccivcilny ' T. .1. WOll KM AN k OO. ? ! I ? ! ! I I I IMMWCaBI?nM?WnWMMBBWB? HIGHLY IMPROVED AM) COLORED ! DAGUERREOTYPES. roil A FEW PAYS OL2CY. JAITIKS P. TIOBETTS. HAS tlic pleasure of informing tlie Ladies and : Gentlemen of Camden, that he has opened his j GALL1CRY at the rooms above the Post Office, recent- j ]y occupied by Dr. McCna, lor a few days, where he is j now prepared to execute over}* variety and style of j DAGUERREOTYPE. Pictures taken at the low price of $1.50 mid up-j wards, according to size and quality of frame or case. I All are invited to call and examine specimens. l)cc. 5, 49 If. /?a w Ui' Liiiivi) , BY A. It. PJlILLirS. "VfTI.L be soKl at private sale, in an entire gang* J 11 GO likely NKGKOXS, accustomed to the culti- . tion o' cotton and provisions on the Congnree arid AVn- . terec rivers. The gang consists of men, women, boys and girls, of which there are but three over forty, and ! five under six years old, tlic balance between ten and ' thirty, ana n large proportion between twelve and j twenty years old. A more desirable gang of negroes ' were never offered in this or any other market. A list of the above negroes may be seen and all other in- i formation obtained by applying at my office, in rear of ; the Commercial Bank. Terms liberal. Columbia. Dec 19?2t J Estate of John Truesdel. ALL persons having demands against the Estate ! i of Joliu Truesdel, deceased are notified to present, them within the time prescribed by law; and those indebted tc the said estate will make paymenton or before the first of January, as a speedy settlement will be required. J. TRUESDEL, J. C. IIAILE, Dec. 19.?tf Executors. NOTICE. | To tbc Creditors of Moore & Kuykcndal AND W. C. MOO UK. AN assignment of the Stock in Trade, Kllects and Assetts of Moore & Kuykendal and W. (J. Moore | having been made to me, dated December 9, 1854, in J which, after certain preferred creditors therein named, provision is made (belorc a general distribution therej of.) for such of tho partnership creditors of Moore &. ' Kuykendal and of W. C. Moore as will conic in within sixty* days after date of s >id assignment signify | their assent to, the terms of the same, execute re leases of their respective debts remaining due after reCt-iving their proportionate dividends under said clause. Notice is hereby given to such of the creditors of Moore ?t Kuykendal and AV. C. Moore as intend to ' avail themselves of the benefit of the said provisions, . to rentier 111 mcir cnums uhu v-umjii? mv ?>v>v, said terms and stipulations within tlic time limited, or j they will be debarred the benefit of the same. ' With respect to the same address me at Camden, S. C. J AS. I. YILLKPJGCE, Assignee, j Dec. If, 1854. 51 tf Police. ! rpiiK Notes, Books of accounts. Sic., ut Moore & i JL Kuykcndal, and certain other debts due to W. C. I Moore, having been assigned to me. notice is hereby given to such persons as may be indebted to said par1 ties to come forward and make immediate payment Dec 10?51 JAS. I. YILLEPIGUH Assignee. lVolicc. 1 PURCHASERS at ShcrilV's Sales made on the first Monday in January last, ou a credit of ticelce months, are informed that their bonds and notes will be due on the first Jancary prox.; they have been placed in inv bauds for collection and no indulgence can be extended. WM. M. SHANNON. Dee 18 1*54 51 V LARGE portion of the Notes and Bonds of Wm. . C. Moore have been placed in my hands for immediate collection. Those indebted will save cost by an early settlement. WM. M. SHANNON. Dec Id 51 Negroes to Hire. rPO bo hired out on the 1st January 1855, at the .?. residence or ooiiu u. roun^v... Sv ...,i,cs urcch, one first rate washerwoman, seamstress and house servant, together with a number of good field hands. Dec. ]d,?'.'t. u. r. juliw. Ficisil Notice. rI"MlK Assignees of I.ukc Armstrong will put all liis 1 accounts in suit remaining unpaid on tlio 1st Feb. 1S55. \VM. JI. SHANNON. Attv. for Assignees. Dec 13 ' " 51 Valuable House servants for Sale. ILL be sold before the Court 1 louse in Camden ? * on Monday the first day of January next, Agnes, a very likely mulatto woman 2-1 years of age, a lirstrate house servant. Arc., with hvr three children, Lewis. G years of age, Grace. 4 years of age, and Hester, 2? years of age, to foreclose a mortgage given by Wm C. Moore to Sarah J. Johnson, Adinx. Terms?A credit of one and two years with interest from day of sale, payable annually, approved sureties and a mortgage of the negroes. \VM. M. S11AXX0X, Ally, for Parties. JL'OC K5 "i i will si:ll ON tlic first Monday in January next two likely youngNegroes, to wit: Solomon, ngood Plantation Carpenter, aged *JC; Ann, a very likely stout girl, aged 13. Terms cash; to l>c sold subject to a mortgage.? Purchasers to pay for Papers. Sale to take place at the Court House. II PATE, Assignee of I-). R. Peebles. ! W. M. SHANNON, Agent L>r Creditors. | Dee. 10, ? 51 _ if. NOTICE. AN ELECTION will be held at the Council Room on Wednesday the 27th December for one Town Guardmnn. Applicants will $cud in their Letters in their own hand writing, addressed to Couticil on or before that time. 0. II. DAVIS, Camden, Dec. 19.ii 1S54, Town Recorder, NEW GOODSRICH FRENCH IPIIOLSTEUV. FALL IMPORTATIONS H. W. KINSMAN & CO., 179 KING STREET. Corner of King and Berrisford Streets, rMI'OKTP.RS OF Frcucli Curtain materials IJpliol?t<>rv f.nn<K ami Panei* Haiieimrs. INVITE the attention of the trade and public generally to the extensive and beautiful assortment of SATIN DK LA INKS, DAMASKS, LACK AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, CO It NICKS, BANDS AND 1'INS, &c. which they are receiving from Europe and American manufactories, and which the}- oiler Wholesale and llctail, at prices lower than any other house in this city. II. \V. K. <fc Co. ate receiving the latest Tarts designs lor CURTAINS and DECORATIONS, of all kinds, and arc enabled to produco work of the best character and style. Merchants and Families will find it to their advantage to call, as every article in the Curtain and Upholstery Line can be obtained at the above establishment, and at terms which cannot liiil to give approbation. All kinds of , INTERIOR DECORATIONS executed, and BAPEHS put up in a superior stylo by experienced workmen. Charleston, S. C. 60 4t. Notice, r|"MTK Copartnership existing under the name of the 1 Kershaw Steam Mill Company was dissolved on 1 the first day of July last by the withdrawal of J. B. < ?i " T ? L'I/O CHAW Jversiiiiw. ?. jj. uni<u?.>i D. 0. TltYOX, Ji. TRYON, The subscriber continues the Lumber Ihisiness on ' his own account. Orders tnuy be left withO. L. Clinttell or addressed to me, through tlio J'nst Otliee. Nov. 22?IS 01* K. TRYON. MmimiiyiiM n?mn IBIMIWW? ATTENTION! XJ"0T to any great Military orders, but attention JLi the whole, while I inform the citizens of Camden that I am permanently sctlled two doors above M. Drucker <fc Co.'b where I keep constantly on hand a beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectacles, HP Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monnies, Ladies Compauions, Card Cases, Knives, Ac., <fcc., which he will sell on the most reasonable terms for cash or to punctual customers. The trade of nny other kind is re spectfully declined. pg"Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best " manner, and all work warranted. f? 1 CHARLES ROFEKSCHEN. SUP' Nov. 14. 40 tf K Notice. V\7 ILL be sold on Flat Rock on Tiiesdny, the 2Gth ! rl^ t T dny of December, to the highest bidder, eight! X Likely Negroes, mostly young tield hands, among ! niai them is two good weavers, as the entailed property of, cad the widow Nancy Trucsdel, deceased. j / Terms?A credit till the first day of December, one 1855. with interest from sole nnd approved seen- will rities. nnd a mortgage of the property if.dccmod ' C necessary. J. TUUKSDKL, ) ., ' low J. C. HAIL, j hxra- j iom ! arli Also, at the same time and place, one negro man j > named Austin, as the property of tho estate ol Nancy j ? Trusdcl, deceased, on the same terms. JI5SSH TRUSDEL. Admr. ! Nov. 23, 1831. td?30 j ^ KERSHAW-la Equity. j asa Elizabeth Stratford vs. ltiehard Stratford.?Bill for 1 mai mle of land, Ac. A IN obedience to an order in this case, made bearing . Cot date Dec. 2d, lSS-t, [ will oiler for sale at public : Kill j outcry before the Court House door in Camden, the j ble following real estate, vise one tract of land containing j ries 251J more or less, bounded on the north by Thos. Cnu- 1 I tlien's land and Mrs. K. Stratford's land, east by land I t I belonging to the estate of Win. McDowell, south by ry, j Benj. II. Massev's land, and west by lienj. II. Ma.-sev's She and II. Trnsdei's land. The said land belonging to | &c. llic estate of John Stratford, deceased, and lying on i 1 the waters cf Granny's Quarter crock. Also the late j ron residence of the said deceased, and the settlement; the thereto attached, consisting of about 2i acres, situated i 1 on a tract adjoining the above. The two tracts as above described, to be sold together. ( T.rins?So much cash as will pay cos'.s of proceed- ? ing. 1 lain lice on a credit of one, two and three years, : Willi I merest irom uay 01 saie, payauie aimu.uiy unui ! the whole be paid. Purchase money to be secured by . j bond of purchaser, with at least two good and suffi- \ | cient sureties, and a mortgage of the premises, and to , . pay for necessary papers, Ac. j C3T' file above salo will take place on the first ? I Monday in January, at the Court House in Camden. , W. *11. It. WORKMAN, C. E. K. D. etl, |_Decl2_ [*4.25] 50 J* TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES " FOR SALE. giv IN EQUITY?Lancaster District. Thomas P. liallard, Admr. vs. Wm. MeKenna and ~ Pleasant M. Glass and wife and others. I N Obedience to the decree of the Court of Equity rI . made in above ease, at June Term, 1854, 1 will sell, at Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday, j ';e< the first day of January, 1855, Cl< 20 Choice and valuable Negroes I Co allotted ;o the heirs of William Miller, (deceased) in j 801. ; above case, Jim Ntiv, Thompson, Hannah, Vinev, j i Amanda. Rose, Joseph, Dinn, Eliza, Alley and child, i y I Susan, Uob, .loiiii Monroe, Old Jim, N alley, Ellen, J~ I Anna, Mary and Rose Alice?Among the number is ; ' a good Seamstress, two good Cooks, sonic very likely | gii Is, a No. 1 wagoner and Ostler, and other valua- x* ! Lie negroes, the whole likely and desirable. J Terms.?A credit of 12 months, nad purchasers to give Bonds \vith two good Sureties, with interest from day of sale. J Ail riS II. WJTIIERSOON, C. E. L. D. Nov. 2S, 1854. 4S?Gt $5.25 A Dcxirahio Rcsitlvacv for Sale. rI~MIK Subscriber having determined to remove to X the country, offers his present residence in Camden for sale. The House has been recently built, and is in good repair?has eight capacious rooms, a Bath I ing room, Pantry, Garret, and six closets. On the | r-~~,.Vc>s iir? 'i.iiecewary outbuildings, an excellent i [ well o! water with good fixtures, a large i lower warden, with choice Shrubbery, Roses, Ac. The location, as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed. to an early applicant, a bargain will be given. To those wishing to purchase, the promises will ho shown at any time. W. J. M'KAIN. Oct. 17, tf? 42 "VTK\V Raisins, Almonds, Citron, Extracts, Cheese, .iA Sugar lluu.se Syrup, lWdcrcd Sugar, Candles, Pickles, Isinglass, Cayenne, and Jenny Lind gold twist Tobacco, a superior article, just received at the "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNEY. Pease's fBorcliouiid Candy. V SMALL lot of the genuine article just received Dec. 12 by T. J. WORKMAN & CO. T line Wow Velvet Trimming*. fori I UST received a lull assortment of black and color- t'i^ed Velvet Trimmings of all widths at ^ Dec. 5.?1m. C. MATllESON'S. Notice* A DURING my absence from the State, A. M. Ken- ^ nedy and William Clyburn, jr. will act as my ? Agents. K. S. MOFFAT. Dec. 5. <18. 4 \ Hotter. ? A IJ, who arc indebted to me by note or open ac* count aio earnestly requested to come forward yi and pay. Being compelled to leave home on account (J , of my health, the urgency of this call will be apparent, i.'jn( as 1 require money to meet tuy own engagements.? Thankful for past favors, a continuation is solicited p;c] Ironi my friends. K. S. MOFFAT. yan Dec 5?3tn IS pj0, Notice. ^ ,4 LL persons arc forewarned against trading for a nflj| 1JL note given hv James Ware to Thomas D. Win- ]{ Chester, for the sum of $85, dated Oct. 12, 1854, and A payable eu demand; but as the sum is not value re- ? ccived, I will not pav it unless compelled by law Dee. 2?Ct48 " JAMES WARK. -p Notice. T\f 0. MOORE is authorized to act as my Agent Y during my temporary absence from the State. " Camden, Doc. 5?49 11. J. KUYKENDAL. Wis Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry. >fi IADIES and Oentlenieu who nrc exposed cither to Upli J The wet or cold winter-weather, would do well to Row provide themselves with Cotk Soles and Winter Over- lien shoes, which may be had of superior quality and on Ellis reasonable terms of WORKMAN <t CO. Mus Nov. 21, 47 tf. Rosi Lcrt At Coxl! Jew THE Subscriber will commence this dny to sell hi Mcl entire Stock (which is very complete) of Dress Silks will and Fancy Worsted Dress Goods, at Coat, for Coah, or nt at greatly reduced prices 011 a credit till the 1st day of January next. Ladies are invited to call at tho ''Old* Comer" and purchase bargains. \ Nov. 27?48 K._W. BONNET. South Carolina?Kershaw District, p nv JOHN n. JOY, KSQUIllE, ORDINARY. ^ "Old XXT HEIt EAS, John Rosscr applied to me tor Letters q( ? T of Administration 011 all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Benjamin Nettles, late of the District aforesaid, deceased: These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and 9 . singular, the kindred and creditors of tho said deceas- w ? ed to he and appear before mo at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holdon nt Kershaw ^ ^ Uourt House on the twcnty-sixtnuny 01 ueccmuei maw ^ 1 to show cause, if any, why tlio said administration mJ. should not bo granted*. cent Given under my hand and seal, this lltli day of tj^j Deeomljcr, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight |/ liundred and (ilty four, and in tlio seventy-ninth year Qc jf American Independence. Dee. 12?50 JOHN It. JOY, 0. K. D. SONS OF TEMPERANCE, T( WATERBE DIVISION NO. 9. Al J^llKregulnrmeetingoftliisDivision will be hehlon Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock. ^1 Jlv order of the \V. I'. W)/N <:. \r. irnnsKT, n. s. J Z \ Tailow for Sale. |N linntl, a lot ol prime Tallow for sale. [ 1 Xov. 28,?tf. WORKMAN & CO. -L Dress Silks at Cost. Fai _< In IIF. undersigned will sell ins entire ciock ui vw ored Dress Silks at Cost, they consist of n FASHIONABLE PLAIDS, Vr RICH BROCADES, ?7 PLAIN GLACES. AND FONLARS. , lie nltenlion of his customers are respectfully colled 1 hose goods, as they are all of the latest styles and erior qtialitv. C. MATI1KSON. OV. 28, " 48 at HATS AND CAPS AT COST- i.?* HE subscribers having determined to discontinue 1 this part ot their business, will dispose of the re- t,K tider of their stock of Hats and Caps at cost fur > t, or at a very small advance on time, in examination of their stock and prices will at 1,10 c convince any one desirous of purchasing, that it bo decidedly to his interest to buy of them. ' ioods of like quality have never been offered at such 051 prices Among them mav be found line and lash?ble MOLESKIN AND BEAVER, also, a good I ~ cle of PLANTATION IIATS. lov. 21?tf. WORKMAN ?fc C'0. rJ CAMDEN BAZAAR. JJ [/"E arc now prepared to notify our friends in town f ntid ila vipinilv flint wft li.ivn roooivod a till! jrtnient of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this ?,1" rket, nnd will receive more with every train, vis L11 sorts of DitY GOODS, as pluin and Cotton, ?:l! ton and Worsted and all worsted Goods, Silks and bons, Pantaloon Stud'!', Broad Cloths, Linens, TaCloths, Shawls, Mantles and Mantillas, ICmbroidei. Carpeting, kc, tliAUY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions JUOCEUIES, of all descriptions, Hardware, Cntle- J[' Earthen and Chinawarc, Saddlery; Woodware, )os and Boots, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Hosiery, a t kc. vi 'hanking the public in general for tlieir kind pat rat age up to this time, we promise to try to nierl { ir further confidence. ior forms?Charleston Tricks. tm M. TIIUCKER A CO. jr? famden' Nov. 13. If _z^ZV uTSl.AS.\ NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! { T the CHARLESTON CLOTHING AND PRY J, L GOODS STORE, two doors above Workman Do.'s Slioe Store, Camden, S. C. . J Hie subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of ? mien and surrounding country, that he has open- jc a New Store, where he constantly keeps on hand wj .rge and beautiful stock of the auove Goods, to- ? her with a good many other articles, which he 1 sell on the most reasonable terms. f lis motto is quick sales and small profits. Tlease X c him a call. Y< Nov. 13.?4(3tf J. ISRAEL. Cc Talmas! Talmas!! Cr MIE-subscriber respectfully informs the ladies of . Camden and the surrounding country, that he Wl :-ps constantly on hand, a large and beautiful stock >th, Silk and Merino TALMAS, Ribbons, Bonnets, r. liars, Ac., Ac., which he will sell on the most rea- \ iable terms for cash, or t > punctual customi rs. S'ov. 14,? tf. J. ISRAEL 00 I ATS, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Guns and Cutlery, by J. ISRAEL A FRESH SUPPLY OF~~ ANHV anrl TTEAVY iTROfrERIES. Just receiving, consisting of 3 liluls. New oceans SUGARS ? 2 " Muscovado DO 30 barrels refined DO , 10 " crashed DO 10 Racks Old Java COFFJiK 00 Rio DO r | 3 hluls. West India MOLASSKS J 20 best New Orleans DO hc SO boxes Adamantine CANDLKS Q1 20 " supeiior Sperm. DO (jl 10 " " I'enrl Starch el: " No. 1 Soap. C< St'Stll'S unit 25 M SUGARS, of various brands 2 boxes Penn's TOBACCO -| 2 " Young America DO I 8 " Willis DO > " rn.noi-Iol 1 " Arrow Twist DO Wines and Liquors. 7 50 barrels Rectified WHISKEY i :50 " Old Rye DO cci 1 half-pipe Pale Uciinesscc 13RAXDY 1 " Champagne DO 1 " Cognac DO ^ 2 quarter pipes Old Madeira WINK 'ugether willi every other artielo in tlie Grocery scr . AH of which I will sell at wholesale or retail cash, or to punctual customers at as low prices as f can be bought in this market, ict. 8. J. A. SCI I ROCK. 1 Linseed Oil. ( FitKSII supply ot English Linseed Oil, just re- ? . ceivcd and for sale by ov. 14?If. T. J. WORKMAN .0 CO._ < Congress Wafer. FltliSII supplv just received by . _ T. J. WORKMAN & CO. Fancy China Ware ! i [J8T received at Workman's Drug Store, an elc- DC gant assortment of China Ware, consisting in partof IN ! Gilt China cups and saucers, with and without AS mottoes SK i (Jilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands aPl ov Mliin.i Iiik-ctnndn .Tftwolrv boxes I iver Vases, elegant Toilet bottlcf, Ac. Ac. ALSO, full supply of .American and English Tooth and 1 p Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe do. ulfalo dressingCoinhs, pocket and line looth Combs r lso a large lot of lincand common Shaving brushes. I Jacob's Cordial. "OOFLAND'S German Bitters; Carter's Spanish s".u L Mixture; Bull's, Tovvnsend's and Sand's Sarsapa- .. ; Radwny's Ready Relief, Ready Resolvent, Ready g ulators; Circassian Balm lor the hair it'r Liverwort and Tan Ayer's Cherry Pectoral , tar's Balsam Wild Cherry: Hatchings' Dyspepsia ^ J itters; Oxygenated Bitters fat's Bitters; Tarrants' Seltzor Aperient lam's vegetable Electuary; Rowand's Tonic rand's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root ry's Magnesia: Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrate r|" i' Magnesia; Christie's Galvanic Curatives 1 tang Liniment; Jaynes' Medicines on j's Family Medicines; Strong's Pills; Mortal's do. j are iv's. Peters' atid Ilollowav's Pills | Th< Dnvid's Hebrew Plaster; Poery's Dead Shot I or i nine's Vermifugenndpills; Fuhnestock's Vermifuge, I lief i a great ninny other Patent Medicines to be found I ! T. J. WORKMAN & CO's. Drug Store. tor : : the Scgar*. don FINK assortment of Spanish Scgars may be found at WORKMAN'S Drug Store S OOPJCR'S JS1 NO-GLASS, Almonds, Yeast Pow dcrs, Kx tracts, Candles, Soaps, ie., lor sale at th '"I"' I Corner," at the lowest prices. J_ :t. 10 K. W BONNKY. cast Frctili Cheese. fro* ? - ? 1>... JASKS P. A. Cheese; 10 Boxes Goshen Cheese. "ur, Tust received by J. A. SCHI1UCK. ^ Fresh Crackers. 3BLS. Sodu Crackers; 2 do. Butter Crackers; 1 do. iV'ater Crackers; 1 do. Sugar Crackers. Just ro4 by J. A. SCUROCK. will NE .Mountain Butter, Sperm and Adamantine hrcn Candles for sale at the " Old Corner" by debt t. 31?tf. K. W. BONNET. N Mexican illiafaiig lAiiiiiiciil. )0 well known to require any description or re- a commendation, may always be found at J\ ig. 20?35 " Z. J. DKHAY'S. ?cri?i and Adamantine Candles. ! \ BOXKS Genuine Sperni Candles: 30 do. Ada | O f man Candles, Ibr sale by J. A. SC11 ROOK.- j Isi WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS! !! \R. McLAKK'S VKRMIFUGK is warranted to be ' the besl, most safe and radical cure for Worms' It is approveu ami recommended by the Medical culty in evcr> section where it lias been introduced^ fact, where it is known none other is used. Dnoof our mosi respected physicians in speaking of . McLane's Vermifuge says: "its great superiority ;r all oilier Vermifuges'arises from the fact that iile it is more efficacious than any other Vtnnifuge s perfectly safe. v, 2?*i'rice 25"ceuts per bottle. Tli'. 1TOr>ff,?itti'u t.ivor Pills, )KING composed entire]}* of vei/eioble substances fs > not onlj* ante, Int Imve been*foul)d by nil who re used tliem, ns the best remedy for all all'ections the Liver and Digestive organs. In laet, where y are used Liver Complaint cannot exist. Price 25 cents per box. l'lic above valuable preparations are for sale by ist of the Druggists, and are to be bad wholesale of P. M. COHEN & CO., Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines. Chem?; Perfumery. Ac. "V No. 29 llnyne-strect, Charleston, S. C. " groceries at cost. "MIK subscriber intending to close Ids present bush -v ness t>y the 20.li December next, offers Iris eritirar." <k of Ileavv and Fancy GROCER IKS, AY INKS,. QUOItS TOBACCO, SUGARS, Ac.. AT COST FOR CASH for approved paper at CO days, payable at Dank.? c stock is new and complete, and those wishing bar- ins will do well to call and examine it. N'ov. 7?tf. J. A. SCIIROCK, ?. U. A. M'UONALU. merchant Tailor. ) ETURXS his thanks to a liberal public for their I patronage and would inform them that he has it returned from New York, where he has purchased rhoiee collection of CLOTHS, CASSIMKRES and . SSTIXGS, which he now oilers reasonably, and warits tiicin of superior quality. He also has the Latest French and American fnsliis, and will execute work with despatch and puncility, as he has thebest of workmen, Prices accordr to times. For cash, a discount will be allowed. Oct 24 '42 * i M. 4 11. KENNEDY'S Stock of DrcM Good*, I for Ladies' wear, Embroideries, llosiry, Gloves, , is now very full, and offered on the most reasdua*> j terms. { M. 4 It. KENNEDY would call attention to v? a large Stock of Cloths. Cnssimercs, Satinet Ur, ans, Kerseys, Linseys, Flannels,Blankets, 4c., which II be sold at the lowest prices. A. HI. & R. Kennedy ' IAVK received and offer for sale a full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Goats,., ssts, Pants, BOYS' CLOTHING. - ? Mis ami Vests, Under Sliiits, Drawers, $ Ifoso, Ticsj. avals, 4c, .. Dress Shirts, of superior quality, made t o order audi orranted to lit. Oct.24 . ^ Jewelry, Ace. [M1E Subscriber lias just received, by Express, fro mi New York, a new supply of line Gold Jewelry,, insisting of late styles of the following articles:: * Plain crold Brooches and Karrinirs Pearl and Filagree Earrings; Gold and Mosaic Pins. Cufl'Pins and Buttons; Gold Necklace and Cross. Bracelet?, Sleeve Buttons, Seals, Keys,. Atx. ALSO, China Vases. Toilet cases - v'- . Match Boxes, Cups and Saucers, Ac. _ .. Oct 24 A. Youyg^ SELLING OFF AT KEDVCED PRICES HUE subscriber having determined to elbso liisbtl* I siness in Camden, by the first of January; tfrilh II his stock of CROC FRIES, WINES, AND LiUORS, at reduced prices lor Cash. Ho \vfii sell' IIEAPER than the samo articles can be purchased rewhere, in Camden. His stock is LARGE AND1 DMPLETE, and well worth public attention. L. A. AUSTIN".^, Oct. 18. 42 / ) ICn Plaid Silks. Brocade do., Mantillps, TalmnsV Ac. Just received at the "Old Corner." , ^ Oct. 3. K. W. BONNKY?" Mills Ralniiis &c. ^RKSII Almonds, Pecan 'Nuts, Fillrerts, Brazil 1 Nuts. Prudish Walnuts, Raisins. Ac. Just rte rod l>/ ~ J. A.' SCilROCK. Wine Bottler , FEW Gross French Wine Buttles in crtrtex,or by' L the dozen, tu suit purchasers, Glass Jars fi>r Pre-' res, for sale at Z. J. BsFIAY'S?1 Any. 29 v 35 ^ William 31. Shannon, Esq. Vf ILL act as my Agent during my absence f>wn> Camden. " K. A. CUNNING HAW.. Uct. 20. 41 * * tf * "window shades, "~7 Ci'RTAinr GOODS, 31ATR ASSES AND PAPER HANGINGS, At Great Bargains. ''IIE subscriber lias in store, of his own mnnnfnc tnrc and importation, an enormous stock of WIN iW, SHADES, GILT CORNICES, TAPER HANG1 CIS, MATRASSES, SATIN DELAINES. DAM! ICS. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, TAS' LS, Ac. All of which are ottered at prices that arc ircciatcd bv all close buversatid ecotiomical house pets. ' 11. W. KINSMAN, A 0?, 179 King-st. Comer of King and Berrijord, Charleston, ? ? II 1 .. lpru ?>. ! ? ij NOTICE. ~ MIK subscriber respectfully informs bis friendsnnd patrons tlmt lie continues bis BUSINESS IN L JTS BRANCH KS at W. J. (layer's old stand, thenst corner Mooting and Woutworth streets., ere may bo seen a large stock of good VEHICLES'., lposed of liglit and heavy work. Splendid FolH ck arriving every week, among which aro sonic new I very tasty models of Family Carriages, lannfacturing and Repairing will be done from this o with usual dispatch. Charleston, Nov 3-45 LKOXA UD CM A PIN. New Business Establishment. MIM subscribers wish to inform the public genentih]y, that they Iiave opened a CARRIAGE SHOP* the Robinson Road, lfij miles abovo Camden, nntf now prepared to attend to all orders in their iine. :>y will not be excelled in the quality of their worlc reasonableness of their charges, by any othei* estabimcnf. '. Wake; Wood-workuian, and W. CocmtAX, Piiinand Trimmer, will give their undivided'attention toir departments, ami all Blacksmith's wotk will be' ie 'o order by eoinpetcnt workmen. WARE k CWIIRAN. ept. 12. 37 fjv PIANO FORTES. " HE subscriber has just reoeived a supply of trx mid seven Octavo PIANO FORTFSv Rosewood w, of superior tone worKmaii?mpr imi are ^ iniiteJ equal to any niu mi factored in this country, * a the celebrated house of Unllelt anil Cumston, ton anil will he sold at manufacturers' priecP. ov'l4 CEO. ALDKX. ?'To tilt! lic*ouc," IIOSE indebted to me for the past, will aid ate very nineh in meeting my Full payment*. if tliey eonie forward immediately and settle their Bills, ling to do po before January will be thought no eh of courtesy whatever on the part of those inert for the wan* 1851, '53 and '53. ov U?3t * Z. J. Dell AY. * rn hic nun rrcscrvc jam. LARGE assortment wtli Corks to flrf just received and forsalo by T. J. WORKMAN ,t CO. ug.29. 33 . 'UART'S Refined Sonar TTouse Syrup and Northern Cheese. Just opened at f he " Old Corner. ";by >v. 11. E. W DONKEY. J ?