The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, September 03, 1836, Image 3
THE JOURNAL.!
CAMDEN, SEPTEMBER 3, 1S36. j
tyScveral important article# unavoidably omit;
ted until next week.
CAfter an absence of two months, the Editor
is again at bis post. We state the fact simply to
let our readers know who it is that is ccUring for
IKam a*. J ^..'s I. m ?t? w At* lo^riitirv flKftm t a ,tw.
4uvu1> 4uu qui wiui * ?v w v? u?<. i?i ?" ? a"
pcct any better /arc ll??n they Lave had during o.ur
absence. Indeed we arc not sure but onr patron*^
way regret the change, but be that as it may, we
could not, in conscience, longer tax the time and
talents of our frinds.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. JOHN P. RICI1AIIDSOK.
FOK THE STAT., s; NATE.
CoL. JOHN CHESNUT.
0*Wc are authorized to state that the following
gentlemen hare consented to be candidates for the
Roast; of Representatives al the unfiling clccliou
LAWRBX.CE f- WH1TAKER,
JOHN D MURRAY,
??!. M. LEVY.
LEWIS J PATTERSON,
JAMES B. CURETON.
roRTuc cAMt<rs jot wu.
latctiti: , t^ih Jcly. 1*26.
Mr. J. C. fTrsi?Dear Sir:?Wjtb the consent of
Jon* ii. Bon**x, Er-:i. tPt*. "tnjjrtbrnrilb many
other voters, rrqucut juu to announce him an a
candidal* for Cod^rrca to fill the Tacancy occasioned
by the death wi tUc late honorable H:cn aii>
1. Uasito.
WILL. G. COXE.
LEHOY SECREST,
J. B M'CASKILL.
J. HARRISON BROWN.
We aro authorised and reluct led to state thai
Joan M. Dps*i?m;nr. Esq. is net a candidate for
the Hooseoi Representative*. ^
We are authorized to slate that lue following gentlemen
arc candidates for Major ol the l!ppcr Hat
union.
C?pL JAMES C IIAILE.
Capt. DANIEL KIRK LAND. *n.
CtpL WILLIAM It JOHNSON',
Maj. JOHN J. MiCKLE.
CANDIDATES IN CLARENDON.
Fea Sr*iw.. <
D. ST. P. DU HOSE.
Pnfl I? ??? -
j.\ M EV B. U&SMW/
WM. SURGES.
Hccu S. LtcAcn, Ks?j. it nominated If big
friead* in ClnHrstou, as a candidate for Congress
iron thai District, at lac ensuing election.
THE COMLNG ELECTIONS.
Wo Jure received a fm-jtiy ctmunnme&licn from
a worthy citizen and valued friend orrr the ?:gna*
tare of *'ScK*ac Jgricola" on lire subject of the sj>p
reaching cloctioaj, which vo rroold tr.e?l ebccrlolly
insert, if we could do so confidently with the
rales arc hare laid down for our government m
condoclin; tin? Jcurrml. The article hvwever, is
.< j.-'J'.J ?_? ? -
?? ? iwj uiy+fi-j ciwicirr, una wis. at'
tbgogh a Csait, :? nnl mcii a ooa a* would exclude
it from our coltuaaaw>?f it were not tbat our friend
disc* in b?l coci post Lion tuber too inaeb of the
" fall and wormwood" As there i* bst o&c prow
an the Disiricl. we desire, and intend. :i Jobj *9 it
remain* OKdrr oor control,to krrp It alorf from locai
strife- We do not believe lb( srtielr*, ?f the
kind scot us by cur friend are libel; to produce an;
other result than to arouue and embitter hostile par.
tjr fiwliajs, which we indulge the hope, if left on
disturbed, way be fetcrer rrarc<! frosn our memory
a"
* Soarruisu KiMiBMrri -A corrrependrnt of
the Columbia Trlrsmpt. mfurma U*e public tlut
htTilif card Dr. Wast/'# I'tgtiaUt Hair Oil, with
great Mieeeae for the recovery of bis own hair, was
induced to try Lbecxpcnmrnl upon an old seal chin
trunk, and wonderful to relate *in a lew houn il
prod need as fine a ecal of bair as was ever occn on
a seal's back!!" Now, wbo known but it would
produce a crop ef wo/ With Uie Mine facility. Wc
tdvioe him to make the rxr?rriavnt, fur thottid it
wee red, he would need no hotter fojtunc than a
few afarrp, and & cfoek of this wonderful ml; harin;
nothing to do hot rai en ml and duar nf treed,
(with bat a lew hoar* cc?a!ion) until he thould
ha** realised u much an his heart can drttro.
front Florid t Direct.?The *clir. tit or^c
if M.try, Opt. Willry, arrived at thin,
port on gaturday afternoon.
We aro indebted to Captain Willey for '
the followine informalion. obtained bv
him from the Express Kider, who arrived
at Black Creek 22d insu A detachment,
of 110 men, under command of Maj.j
Pierce, having information that the In-!
diana were in their vicinity, went in pursuit
of them; on arming at Gru. Clinch's
plantation, they found 300 Indians, with
about JUO horses hobbled, am! 300 head
of cattle?the Indians were immediately
attacked and repulsed, after a battle of
one hour, the whites having one killed,
owiri? to his horse taking fri.rnt nnd run
f < n " fH
ning in the midst of the Indians, and 10
wounded. The Indian Ions was 10 left
dead on the fndd, their wounded they earried
ofT?the Indian# retreated to a'ham*
moek ss usual; they immediately rallied
and pursued ihc whites to within *i miles
of Miranopy when they nhandowed the
pursuit.
Tl,- t* nt.i? i
??v nan a ui.it uu in<
Herbert bad again distinguished himself,
and that Maj >r P. was nuking preparation
to attack tlictn on the following day*
CkarUst$n Coitritr.
NOTICE.
IN order to settle il.c 4(lairs of CARPENI
EH &- iK).\Nk\, ij bcromm nrfrsJUfV
ik^i >11 .Idlifs . - . '
iMiuuii ??< mrin on or before the
1st of January last should be closed forthwith*
Those interested, it is presumed,
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the ub >ve request.
E. \Y. BONNKY.
June 4--J9-tf
I
Communication*.
Fob tub Cabdbm Jocrjs?l.
Rail Road from If right'a Bluff, Sonltc, to Suwtftr*
Title, t, c. tfC.
At m meeting of the cilizrna of Clarendon bold
at Falton Academy, on the 'JOth August, l&Jti, Jtr.
tha Dtsos. E*q chairman, and H. Sl'Lea*, arc rela
ry, the following preamble and resolution* were
adopted:
a j _i ??i -??
n '{uiw*, anu curap cororaonicauwn wi?u m
the Atlantic and the Lake*, being about to be opene-j,
by means of a Kaii Koa i, to Cliailcston, troin
, Louisville, Maysrille and Cn cinnali, by way of
the French Broad, N. C. and tliencc, crowing the
Brood Hirer n> t>. C. at the cosiest and cheapest
place of passage, to its Lastcrn Bank?in tact,
through the village* o: York. Chester and Winna.
borough to Columbia : and I hence to its destined
point ?t Charleston?the citizen* of Buinter District,
.generally and these et Clarendon county particularly,
cannot tvoia, on so interesting an occasion,
uniting with their Icilotr citizens, in general,
in expressing the *atistaclion tlicy feel at finding
there is so perfect a prospect oi full and complete
success attending tins magnificent and munificent
project, especially, as it is impossible f.ir them to entertain
a moment's doubt, that, to say nothing of
the money thai mil be cared, or the dftticalucs that
will be diminished in passing the South Carolina'
Broad, at high up the country as, in such a case, it
n nn'i! r\r\ irrel mrironrer trlton (Ka rs?r evf*
J. ~ , , ..?
the K"id. through the acalthy ar.d consuming district
ol the lorl; tunned Lv the Wotcm* and Con.
gnKe? i% considered, the compilative i-ue, with
which the former river nn be passed, iron* Dawson's
landing in Richland, to a point nut tar bciow
Manchester m Cerement, a potnt^wbencr, eventnally,
then* will bo tound a road to Sainterville,
Darhngton, Ac. dee. from Wright's Bluff", or its vi*
cinity?the gently inclined plane al?.ng which it
will have to pw to the Sanicc; and, trhtn tfic communication,
by road, is completed. from thence to
Chdrlc-aton ; when all the*- cm uuisiar.o o are re.
collected, the citizens ut S?oi??lrr cannot, ih?j repeat,
entertain a dyubt. that a ruutc, uniting ail
Eaali rn South faxohn* and the eocnuy between
the Broad and tbc Catawba, not onlj with the <
w great west/' hot also with '.olumbia avd Charles-!
ton, and famishing to both those ruing cities, the
mean* of an rzirnsiTC foreign, tu trcll aadomestic, j
commerce?-that. to aupprce such a route, especially,
wbrn it is determined bow much it reduce*
('fully ?, if not IS, the distaaee-betwrrn Co
iumbia and Charleston, will not become the channel
of the coroiai rec which is to give to South
Carolina " the Emporium of the 'xrtttA,' would be
tnaulbng to the common ?n*e. common feeling
i and common patriotism o! the stale, '* tbc whole
state.'*
The impediment* lo l!tii route sic to be found ip
' the increased r.an.bcr. ?nd consentient expense of
1 bridges. below Columbia. llotveTrr, these nr-pediI
rcrni* nrr ceaalrsbaianccd, >i not more than cotm|
trrbalancrd, 'ay tlw lesarr charge of crc*?mg the
Ilrwd chore, rather than the expense to to incurred
! by pawing the Coagarcc el Columbia. In (hni
' erection. lljc gualrsl alleged di&cully ha* teen,
that of fintting IvuudaUcti* jor three pier*, a dificully,
than** to the pubhrbtd opinion of Col. A.
11. ilsu?s?xe, not now mcxi?Uncr. A* to their
cap-mae* this, ;1 an inndiancc, vrif! rriatirelj. if
not pofitjvr!) d;*a, pear, when trc recollect, that,
' if budge* tbodld coat JGOorcrrn $ ISO,000, ti?c
ltr*i ivvenue to be derived from them, to say nothing
of that to be gtnrraUg inert red on the score of
Utc great itaii Road, lo mtoe* extensive and illimitable
wants and correspondent benefits, they are dealined
to sdtmniclrr and extend, would go f?r
t? prorc the catenae, ahatcrcr it might be,
troohi rendered coajparalierly light?and,
e*pecia!lvt in Use ate ol one fiom Claremont
into the Fork, uwr.ee il would immaHctdy open a
Kosd, thai u ttovr uniformly excellent, to Columbia?
?nd a road I ho tnovt uammg w thw section of
tin? rtik??fld. rrmtmmUy become p?H of the great
Hail Koad, wh.ch i?to U? Lid down along the #1lorkmof
Alsluica, Georgia, South and ^orth Carolina
and Virginia to Norfolk. (I'iae Col. Long'*
report, docuioent 177, ?r8*403 Rail Hoed*?
.iUcnl.' la the Mi*4UuipfL) l\cttfcr<1 be tt
Ittsolnd, That a flat! Road totuuifDc:bj at
\Vr??jt?t iilufT, on the ^inUx*, ?r 4 point in 111 tici&ity,
ccnveuienl for thr traction ot a bridge, and
- proceeding bj Fulton to llic rourl ln-utr ; and,a!w>.
another I:um ti.e nearest point of junction, m the
virinitjr of iitncbiilrf, actuM thr Vi ilricc to Columbia,
nie not onlr highly lucrtwiy t? the want*
el the ihitnel, ?iU? the mtrrrata and prosperity of
winch liiry sir ?o imimetciy connected, but,'at the
same Uu>r* uiajr be made to pr?rc aa highly aabarrrtcat
an they arc itopcraUTcIr rctjubitr, to the prOIgrcM
and proapv.tty of the Louumlle, Mayjnrillc,
CiMinaal) aim Chartraton Kail Kuad.
Thai Alsthcw Jam**, Joaiah Hajneaworth,
Tlwuiaa Ikkrr, Peter Main, J Djaoa, Edward
! Umogbton. W. I!. B. Hichardaon and J J. Moore,
| Krxjuiica, be appomlrd s committee, with the uodri?U;?ding,
that a majority of the aatnc baa the
; j?ar. rf ox adding in iU it umber, i>y the appointment
of aurh n:hi r geutJctncn, in tbu tad the neighboring
duuicu, b? tiny W nrcnenrjr U> carry its
j object* uito-cCeel?these objects being alto qndcr:
stood to be, the obtaining v.beet iyXu ri#. tor the purpose
of defrmringlhr Mtprnsr ol a mere rrconnotranee
of the Hnad bjr local aurtrryora, Well acquainted
txith tiir fare, soil, and f?citil>c*ot the country
through w inch it i? tw pa*??the amount ol" aueb
eubrenplioti In be deducted front the first Hiatal|
merit* required foi the formation of the road, smd
the digest nf a plan fur receiving subscription* to
the Mid road in labor, n'AfirrtI. The labor that
will be necessary to clear, gradual* and generally
, iprikinr. prepare it for eomnJetiaO. 11 For budrinr
lite Mniv. 3.' For providing tbe lumber, gint an3
small, which may bo necessary 4. For furnishing ^
Ibo iron, &c. Ac. f? For Isyiug it down?thai any
subscriptions, for this purpose, shall be subject to
the arrangrrwnu, whirl) ?h*U be propoerd, to the
bore effect, by the Mid committee. and confirmed,
?t sonic future tucrling, bjr the stockholders.
That our Representatives to the next Legislature,
bo requested to exert ihrntsclrca to sustain any
proposition In he made, in that body, for subscript!
lion on tin- part of the state, to the read, (rem the!
Ohm to Charleston?the loute bring such as to be
most eonvrmrnt snd useful lo the state in general;
and, a* conservative as is practicable, of the " vested
rights ' of the holders and owners of property at
the rarjous court houses of the slate near to which
li TTJU w Itn iiru.
'[hat G. I,. C'!nui|>:nii, tlif Hon Tho Du*an,J.
l>v??n, J J. 'Inur, Jin li.ijd Hi-gun, Joarph Kicli"
ati!?mi, William i. !)< L'Ormc Mid Wiiliaiu FrIf!e
r. Kftgairn, bo appointed . ? committee, to corrfaoond
and confer with the nttwui in the di?lnct*
inUrrratrd in the work, ir.4 llkM< rng prd in tin?
J^iu?sti!!e and Charletton rt?ad and report the result
of thr runic in a future merlin* of this company.
That audi cor millre l?r autlioricrd to call a meet-1
in^ at thr court house at the pcuod it may deem !
( ii M ronvcniciil.
Jki-.: tlie nrncpapera in Charieatnn. Cftindr?,j
GrorpTMown, i'oiuuihia, Client*", Wtk, 8. C. . j
Charlotte, Salisbury sod Rutherford. N C and in!
Aogorta, bo rraprctfullf rr?jU??Ud to rrpubltkh
Ut ptocordm^.
J DY^OiV, cli n.
11 WUta. See J.
Fulton I' O.. 8 f" . WMi Aognrt,
!Tj' Ant rnrnroomcotiou <1 to the P. O in
Full' ?f S> C. will wet with prompt attention.
'A ?bnrt tinr finer, ihr Chrrtrr Commiiuioner*
roi iracteJ for r. i-rid^r acrcw (>d*r cirrk at fKt
thr nrrch 'In*- I'mun cniiimiKnionrra air about to
build a 'toe bndirr n-rosjTiper rirrr. at Hanoi
ton * rurd.or al ^'Mcfkiu'n frrrj, wtpji il#n? pillars.
m tkr trol'T and '.no abutment* Hkf thm* nt
Cvlvvibi* Another hnihoen. or t* to Inbuilt arroso
the Knniw.orl'taTygfr in Iln? couth COJTT Of Un- j
!?n ?h?tricte?t Tinirt' or S r.is frtty '
W* taa ?a*pks Joeraxir.
New York, 24th Aug. 183G.
Dear Sir:?I have juat learned, most unexpectedly,
that aj name has been announced among the
candidates for U.e State Legislature. ] regret exceedingly
that the nomination has been made with*
oat my having been consnlicd on the subject; aa I
mtut beg that yon will immediately give notice to
mv fellow citizens that circumstances at this time
compel me most decidedly to decline to serve.
lUspcctfclljr yours. y
WM. O. NIXON.
For rnr. Cawt>?:s Jocrral.
THE FRINGE TREE IN BLCOM.
ADDRESSED TO *RS. ?
Atrrnnps ot virgins, on the Bridal night,
Tend Hy men's U.necn, sod tan her pearly brow;
"So. rustled by zephyrs wings,of ozore light,
Bride of the flow"rs, how beautiful art thou!
Meet emblem this of human loveliness,
Wedding life's perils in their transient bloom;
Time soon will change their hoe?this snowy dress
, Secina bat the sbrowd of beauty on its tomb!
in rai-. affection lends its ready skill,
Tosbehrr, nourish, gusid each petal jjrm,
Some cankcr d touch, some blighting heal, or chill
Will pierce the germ, end break its fragile stem!
Dot though the world, or (imp or drain rSacc
Yruth'* maidi-n b!n?mi, and dim (Iir laughing ere;
The apirit'a charm, the soul* grace,
Aic flow'ra diriuc wfaicii live and nenr die.
Thu* will apprar Ihe church of rlraven'* King,
Array'd in robe* of blacd-wa*h'd righteousness,
Without? *p.t. or any kind of fbiaj,
T.i mar the tnariiage feast, or desecrate her dress.
And thus, wit* virgin. be (be emblem thine
Of Faith's bright rcsturc, lirav'n-clad aoal'a army
Gird up thy loin*, and let jour good work'* thine
About Ibr path to OTcrlatting day.
P.
APPEAL
IN BEHALF OF
The Great Rail-Road,
To the People ol S. Carolina.
ON the " Third Mmday in October next,
Subscriptions will be opened for the
; lock of the fa vise iUr, Cincinnati and
I krtr'nfnn ffnil linrtrf_ I*Vi rv
j should subscribe (or OSfC, OP more
^bartin, and oil ti ho can afford ii. should
subscribe hkcrally. GSiLY FIVE DOLDAKS
is (o be paid on each Share, ai the
lime of Subscribing, and this will be re*
turned, should the scheme f/tI. The
Shares arc One Hundred Dollars each;
and after paying the first fire dollars, no
more will be required, unless ihe plan
succeeds; and then, only in such small
amounts, and al such long intervals, that
-nu Subscriber con be put to any inconvc*
ntunro in mnLinn twvmonU R<>fnrn th?
w hole amount can be called for, a part ol
the Road, within the Slate, will be made,
of which every one trill fee! the benefits.
This great Work will enrich the whole
State. Every man will be able to gel hie
crop to market, and to-procure his supplies.
cheaper and quicker than at present,
and will be able to travel in two days, aa
far as he can now in ten. The money
' Milurribcd wit! be spent at home, there
(will bean increased demand for all kinds
of Iebor* and we shall have markets almost
at our own doors, fur all our productions.
Lands will increase in raiue?Vitl-igts
.will spting up in every direction,
; and the whole country be enriched. The
proposed Union of ihc South with the
Weal, will add R> the wealth and prosperity
of the whole country, ot.d eeery part
of iu* It will form A BOND OF UNION
AMONG THESE STATES?WHICH
WILL GIVE SAFETY TO OlIR PROPERTY.
AND SECURITY TO OUR
INSTITUTIONS. Let the People remember
that this may be the Only Opportunity
they may ercr hare to get a share
in Uii* Slock. Erery man has now a fair
chance to short tyiutlly, in the benefits ol
this Company. If tliey neglect this opportunity,
it will be forercr I09U Any
man may jrirc tip hit share.y ren after subscribing,
if he chooses to forfeit his first
payment. The riafc o( loss. therefore, is
eery smell, whilctbo ?aio may be very
great. By advancing only One Hundred
Dollar* a mofi tTtlh jiecurc himself the
privilege of taking Tucntv.Shares in the
Company, which may eventually enable
him to realise a clear profit of perhape a
thousand dollars, or even more. We call
ruptmyou, the*, Fellow citizens, lo come
.forward and support a scheme, which will
I make your beloved State great and prosj
porous, and your children happy. Let
> no man who loves his country, fail to cn.
roll his name on the list of the supporters
[ oj this great and patriotic icork. Commit
sjom-r* w ill br appointed in each District,
to rccnrc subscriptions, hut any one may
at any time? go to the Cierk of the Court, and
put doten his name for as many shard as he
wbhes, paying'fire dollars on each, and
that officer trill take the proper steps, to
secure him the number of shares be may
suU'cnuc mr. i nc nonur 01 nniiw iaro*
lino, and the l^m interests of her people
require that this work should not fail.
Let us, one and all, then put our shoulders
to the wheel, and our success ts surf..
hobeiit y. hayne,
a. blandish.
i'atkick noble,
thomas smith,
thomas f. jones,
l. eomondston,
(otHmuiiimtrg on tkt Ijtairrille, Cincinnati,
and ( herUfton Rail Hoad.
jtooobsias,
(From London)
Tailor and Habit Maker,
RKSl'ELTFULLY informs the cili'
/.on* of Camden, and ihe public generally,
that be has commenced the aborc
business, in the slorc opposite ihc slorc of
Shannon, M'Gee &. Co. and hopes by
strict ntlcniion to the duties of his profession
to rneiit a abate of public patronage.
J t;l v V3?tf
0
AR Y? j
. Friendship's last offices bare been paid to the |
remains of LawUVCX WtLlliM. This venerable
man was a n alive of North Carolina; but for
many year* a resident of this District, in which be
was well known, and generally esteemed for bis j
wild, benevolent, and natrarehal character. At
the commencement of the Rcvotuntionafy War,
when quite a youth, lio embraced the cause of
Freedom: and served his time in a J>ettre of Marque
and Reprisal, until the vessel was taken by
the enemy: and her crew nude prisoners of war.
Oo the cessation of hostilities, Mr. Wiiuant en
jpgrd, for a livelihood, in the management of
plantations, which business he followed tnrough
the rest of iiis life. During bis lingering end pun.
ful disease, which terminated in death, the mercy
of Frovulcnce which supplird all his earthly wants,
and the means of grace happily afforded him, were
' bis frequent subjects of discourse and gratitude.
| According to hio anxious wish, the Sacnunrntof.
; the Lord's Supper was administered to him, on his'
sick bed, in the solemn and affecting service of
, the Churth. It wasan impressive testimony to the
j value of religious ordinances, which could inspire
> the sufferer with calm and bo!/ assurances of di5
vine love; and draw forth his ardent aspirations of
faith in tho saviour's intercession for pardon and
j acceptance with God. The humble christian fell,
1 that, in himself there was nothing, which sove*^
j reign justice could find worthy of fever. His hopes
: of uiration rested on the 'divine promises, lis
1 was assured, thai tbroogh. grace, "the king of
, terrors" could hare no triumph over hint; "Yea,
though lie walked through the valley of the shadow ;
of death, be would fear uo evil." This-b'eased anticipation
was realized. With apparently very little
pain, and without a struggle he ecssed \6 be
mortal on the '271h ull. and commenced the life
eternal, in the Tid rear of Lb age. Thus full of,
Jeara, estimable in the opinion of those who knew*
im, and irreproachable' in his walks of life, be
has bequeathed to survivors the example of a man
who loved mercy, and did justice, and waikegl
humbly with his God.
Pilgrim of that heavenly land,'
1 A ry * ?
nj uic sunis pi um poara a;
Lean upon ibe SavJoni a hind;
And enter in thy glorious rest.
lyarc all fears within the eroand,
Where thy relics calm recline,
Until the Angel's trump shall sound,
Thru joyous call to life divine.
When treed from earth, the righteous flee,
To homeward joi s, on faith's strong wing?
'I ben, where, O! grave' thy victory!
And then, 0! drain? where is thy string
(Cffmmmuarttd,
D1 ED?on the Gth all at Bradford Springs, Sumter
District, aged 43 years, after a aboil hot painful
illness, which she bote with perfect resignation,
Mrs. Dki sii.u Bwnoi, wife of Henry Britlon,
ft!!:. and daughter of lbs late Rev. George G. j
w wowr. la ute cram et this excellent tad gif- j
ted woman, ber fix mil/ and frtrnd* bare sustained j
a lota which ta'irrr parable. Beloved and esteemed j
by all who knew her,she moved through lift per- ;
forming conscientiously em/ duty which devolved
on her. To a strong and well regulated mind, and
i an understanding, enriched and improved by edo-"
cation, this lad/ added all the gentle graces tad
virtues, which contribute to the felicity of domes;
tic lift. As a daughter, mother, wife and sister.
'She merited and poa ceased the warm a flection of"
" all who were connected with ber b/ these endearing
ties JU a friend, she wps firm, affectionate.
1' and since re. At a christian, the mild fortitude and ;
'. patience, which characterised ber last moments, <
i- arc lb* be*l proof; ol the efficacy of those precepts}
11 bjr which her life bad been nsgul&lfd, ond ifora to
r bcr sorrowing friends, the only consolation they
can feel in the present afflictions.
fCmwHSMtnL *
.. f~~ . i J _ ???:
NOTICE. i
' THE subscriber is erecting Uftry
'; Stable in Sumtcrrillc, and will be reedy ';
for the reception of Horac#-by the first of
' October ocxt, and solicits the attention of til
SCP.OS T?.?D3ES
1 to this advertisement, and to pot up tbeir
!, Horses with kimt as the best auootion will be
' paid tbcro, and ercry assistance afforded in
; telling them; be wilt also keep a
?r am *
House of f^ntertamment{
! for these w bo bring their Hones to bit stable
! . : JOHN IX BOWEN.
September 3?31?cm
[ :
I Attention. Kershaw Troops.
YOU arc hereby'ordered tojurado at
Statcaburg on "Thursday (be loth September
next, fully equipped, to attend Squadron
Parade for two days. By order of CoL
Adams. .B. BOYKLN, Captain.
September 3-a
rsrv as c. i t n
1 r un MLb,
A first rate Patroon, who b well acquainted
with the riw, and a good
Deck Boat
' | Only ran one season.
i ALSO,
A New Road WA&OIV and four good;
DORSES,
well broko, and accustomed (o hauling about)
town, and if wanted 1 will hire a good OH*
Tfr, to any person purchasing the same.
A bargain will be (rirrn, if application be
? made aoon, and terms liberal. If not sold
bjr lite first of October next, will be sold to
the hichnt bidder, on thai dsv.
JOSEPH G. CLARK,
i September 3? 32?tf
i .. '
Dissolution of Copartnership.
I The Copartnership heretofore existing al
thru place under the firm of Crostyr & Rich- <
ardson, was this day dissolrcd by mutual coo*'
sent, tire whole business of the concern will
be settled by J. J. Richardson.
JOS. J. CROSBY.
J. J. RICHARDSON.
Fulton, August 10? 32?if
COMMITTED
| To the Jail of Lancaster District, as a run*
away a negro woman who calls her name
LIZZT
and says she belongs to John Fricrson, w ho
lire* in Humter District. Lizzy is ahoat
twenty-two years of age, light complexion, 1
j about (bur feet ten inches high, no visible t
scar. Tim owner is requested to come for- i
ward, prove property pay charges and take <
her away. JOHN FlMtJ, f. i. D. i
' August 25MI2 1
??paaBRsaassassaa?e
New Copartnership.
THE nadersigbed, hiring on the first
iost, associated thcraselfea in the Mercantile
bosiness under the firm fef ; ?
? iSVT & EUOSSOIT, ....
Respectful!/ solicits from the conwmnitf,
tod particularly the former customers of H.
Lerr, a continuance of the liberal patrsaafe
extended to him,-and which it will be then
endeavor to merit; the* intmid
COTTON and other produce, for which Ibcj
will gire the HIGHEST prices.
H- LEVY.
W. E. 11UGHSON.
Sept. 3-32.NEW
FRESH GOODS.
THE subscribers are now opening a choice
assortment. of SEASONABLE GOODS,,
which they offer ou the most reasonable
terms, consisting in part as follow:
" VVOOI.ENS
LONDON DUFFIL BLANKETS,
Mackinaw do. do.
Superior and coram .n NEGRO LfNSEYS?
Superfine London Blue, Black, Brown, Green
Napoleon, Violet, and Mixed CLOTHS*
Super Striped and Plaid C A SSI MERE,
do fiockakin, do.
Plan, Striped and Plaid SATTINETS.
White, Scarlet & Yellow FLANNELS,
WORSTED GOODS. 64
Jfcqnard Figured MERINO, (a new *rr
C-^PIaiii,English ?nd Frcneh MERINOS,
(black and colored j
34 " Merino CIRCASSIONS (all cofcd)
Black and Colored BOMBAZETTS
6-4 Eoper Blade BOMBAZEEN,
Worsted Blood EDGING, Ac.
COTTON GOODS.
Super Fancy CALICOES.
- , ' Merino do
' Shelly do
" Texian Plaid do
w French * do V,
- . and Cotnm'n FonknUfeL
Plain ami Plaid GINCfllAMS/T.
Colored Plain and Enjboned CAMBRICS.
Medium and Jactcnet MUSLINS?
* Book, Hull and Swiss do.
Sniped and Plain CAMBRICS,"
' Cambric, Dimiljr and Corded COATS,
Colored and While Cotton HOSIERY &c.
LINENS.
4-4 Irab L1NEN3 AND LAWNS.?
*? r_ cm .i -j r\ l nr i ntri?a
nuasia outxuiig auu uduiiNt iiai Ai^
* Diaper & Linen Cambric UD'KlfS,
DOMESTICS.
. 3-1 Brown SHIRTING.
' M*> ^rjMEETlNGSi :&??.
34(0 5 4 Blcacli'd SUIRTjNGS &. SHEE
TINGS. -#?
Apron CHECKS and Pliid HOMESPUNSfe
Hiwsd COTTON ADES.
Canton FLANNELS ^white and colored*
44 and 0-1 UEttriCKS. &e. "
SILK GOODS:
Beat Black Italian LUSTRINGS.
" Gro Da SWISS.
- Bain and Figured SILKS
Sewing Silk and Twin
nandaome Fancy Silk SHAWLS
VIA> ?l k?dM> TtiNntKMaHRMr" *
SpmS^eld ' ' do
Black Lore * do -'life
Colored PONGEES
Black tod Colored Silk GLOVES. Black
Italian CRAVATS.
Silk HOSE, (plain and ribbed) Sic.
FANCY GOODS, ^*'
Bandaome Worked Muslin COLLARS v'
do do CAPES,
do do and Priird do
Blood LACE and Thread EDGING "
Bobiwel LACE,
do FOOTING. U
Swiss Stripe MD -UNChina
Silk HOSE.
flwmi ftilit RtMHe itn
?ALSO?
A oompicie assortment ?f - '
CARPETING,
Of the newest an d roost approved ptitmta,
and colors w arrested. - -?
ALSO)
An extensive nssortment of GROCERIES.
SADDLERY,
ninnwiDP
mft'lWis'"
FUR A CLOTH 1APS&
HATS,
With man? othtr articles for safe by .
LEVY & HUGttSOK.
September 3?32
/MfTsrmnn v*/\mrt*
MJlfll liiil IIUIEL.
THE Subscriber informs bis friends
and the public, ilul be lias taken lb?
House formerly occupied by J* Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Esom as ?
Hotel In the Town of Camden, and near
he Court House, where he is prepared to
eccire company, and flatters himself that
those who favor him with their compiny
trill be satisfied with their accommodations.
A. U. ItUFFLN.
May S3 -20:Mf