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P??????WW??l?MBW rrT^Thc Subscriber having LL-' returned to Camden, will attend to any work in trie TAILORING line with promptness and dispatch Any orders left with Messrs. Jones & Hughson, coruer of Broad and Ru ledge Streets, will meet with immediate attention.' J. L. BRASINGTON. Jan* 4. 3t5 Boots, Shoes & Leather. Fallaud Winter ?tock. ' ' 1 ' * - ' iko c-lnrn THE sunscrwers naviug mucu >ub otv^ one door North of C. & F. Matheson, will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, superior to any that have ever been offered in this market. Among which will be found the following kinds, viz: Gentlemen's Dress Boots, pump Soles, " thick " " '' waterproof cork u ALSO::::A large assortment of Gentlemen's fine Shoes and Brogans, Ladies' English Kid Slips, " French " " and Ties, " black and white Satin Slips, " white English Kid " " Quilted Boots, with thick soles and Silk tops, " Gaiter Boots, Together with a great variety of Misses' and Children's Shoes Boots and Slippers* ALSO?A large stock of Stout Shoes and Brogans, suitable for plantation use, and 2,000 pair IVegro.Shoes, of the best quality, Camden make Also, Sole, Upper, Harness & Band LEATHER, Li uing&. Binding Skins, various coloured, Morocco, for Coach Trimmings, Shoe Threads, of various qualities, together with a great variety of Shoe maker's to..Is. ALDEN <fc AUSTIN. Camden, Dec. 7. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. Northern Mial, due every day at 5, a. m. Closes every day at 4, p. m. Southern or Columbia mail, due every day at 5, p. m. Closes every day at 9, p. m. IE5*Letters for Charleston, are made up every day, and sent via Columbia. Sumterville mail, due every Tuesday and Friday at 8 p. m. Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at 4, p. m. Stateburg mail, every Wednesday and Friday, at 8, p. m. ' Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at 4, p. m. I Lancaster mail, due every Monday and Friday, at 3 p m. Closes every Wednesday and Friday, at C, p. m. I ~v ? i.:11? ?,?:i t iKnrtv Mill. due everv 1 urivvilic ill an, Ma Uiuvi .J - J J Thursday, at 10, a. in. Closes every Thursday at 1, p. m. ?d=The office will be open on the Sabbath, for the delivery of papers and letters from 7 to 8, a. m., and in the evening one hour after the arrival of the Columbia mail. P. THORNTON, P M. 1 ROHAN POTATOES. A NEW SPECIES. FOR SALE, at the Post Office by P. Thornton. The Cultivator's account of them is as follows: "This is a new and extraordinary variety, which has latley appeared in Switzerland, and has been cultivated in this country but two years; It surpasses all others in size and productiveness?is quite farinaces and of excellent flavor." Judge Buel, in the Cultivator, of November last, says: "We obtained two tubers from France last fall, and through the kindness of an esteemed friend, we have been enabled to increase orr seed 12 pounds. We divided the tubers into setts of two eyes each, and we planted one sett in hills four feet apart, in a piece of ground much shaded and rather low condition.? We dug, weighed and measured the crop on the 28th September. It weighed 525 pounds, and measured nine bushels. They are undoubtedly the most productive varity of potatoe we ever met with. The 3 tubers first imported, cost 45 dollars." S=S?5= ?ALSO? Onnnirml An <>A)IC[i<rnnU>nt. JUI^VVAf VU vmm wuoiguiuvuvj A small quantity of the Alvarado or Twin Cotton seed, at $2 50 a bag, containing a pint. The proprietor, Mr. Wm Moor, of Winnsborough 63ys, should persons buying this seed not like the Cotton, after raising one crop of it, if they keep it unadulterated or unmixed, and will leturn all of the seed raised to me, by the first of November, next, the money will be refunded to the amount of the purchase. P. THORNTON, P. Jan. 25. In Equity?Kersliaw District. Alex'r Youug, j vs. ^ Bill to foreclose Mortgage. Benj. Williams. S ?T appearing to my satisfaction that the dependent, Benjamin Williams is absedt from and resides permanently beyond _r .u:? o.?.?. i, l ,|10, r.uc IKUU9 HI IUIS OiaiCf * v Viuuivu tuai he do appear, plead, answer or demur to this bill of complaint within three months from this date, and that this Order be published for that space of time in the Camden Journal, and that in default of his then appearing, an order pro confesso will be granted against him. JAMES W. LANG, Com'n. Commissioner's Ollice, ? Feb. 18, 1840. Kershaw District. $ [Pr's fee 86] GGDOLPHIN. r|^HIS celebrated Horse will stand the ( approaching season, commencing on the 1st of March, and ending the 1st of July, at Camden, and at J. \V. Cantey's Plantation onLynch's Creek?one half of each week alternately, at each place, commencing at Camden, on the 1st of March. G9 OLPHIiV is a beautiful sorrel of great bone and muscle, combining beauty and strength with fine action. ECr'By reference to the American Stud Book, the extended pedigree of Godoli?hin may be seen, together with an account of I""" "rt^rrtumnn/iAe rttl (ho tllpT ma [iciiui iijuiiuvp ui? vitv ?? Mares will be fed at fifty cents a day, and the same for servants. Every care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no responsibility should they occur. The terms are fifty dollars for the season, and seventy-five to insure a foal; with fifty rents to the groom. Camden, Feb. 21. 6tl2, %# The Carolina Planter will publish the above till the 1st of April and forward his bill to this office. ' AT THE inwTiF ill/1 UilLi liUUl, |Q=FOR CASH.^CH ' f JIHEsubscriber being determined to lessen his slock of Dry Goods, Hardware and Saddlery, persons will do well to take advantage of this opportunity of purchasing Goods at the actual cost, for ; cash. The stock eomprises in part: Very heavy Duffil Blankets, Mackanaw Blankets, Large French Bed Blenkets, Blue Plains, ; Negro Linscys, Superfine black, blue, invisible green, j brown and mix'd Cloths, Superfine black, blue, drab and other i colored Cassimeres, Superfine Doeskin Cassimere, Superfine and common Sattinetts, of < all colours, Rogers' best Welsh Flannel, White & red Flannel of everyquality, Cotton, worsted and silk Stockings, Superfine and common Irish Linens, Superfine and common Long Lawns, ' Bird-eye and common Diapers, Fine and ommon Calicoes, ColouredCambrics, Figur'd and cross-barr'd Muslins, I Plain aril fitriir'd Swiss Muslins. Bobbinet Lace, Splendid fig'd black Satin Vestings, , White and color'd Mersellis do. I Fig'd black Silks, at 50 cts. for ladies' i dresses, i Handsome plain black Silk, Black Silk Velvet, Black Tabby do. Shallysand Mouslin Delaines, JVlerinoes of all colours, Bombazettcs of all colours, Pongees, very lo\t, Fine slrip'd Homespuns, Bleuch'd and unbleach'd Homespuns, ::::also:::: Salt, Iron, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Cordials, Best Sherry and Madeira Wines, Best French Brandy, Besi Holland*Gin, Monongahelaand N.Carolina Whiskey, Port Wine in bolt es, (very old,) With many other articles, by HAYMAN LEVY. Jan. 7, For sale at the post-office Stationery & School-Books, Among which are the following: Woodbridge's Geography, with Atlas, Smith's do do Willis' do do Greenleafs English Grammar, Kirkham's do . do Murray's do do Adam's Arithmetic, Smith's do 1 Pike's do Key to doWalker's School Dictionary, Columbian Orator, National Reader, Murray's Reader, New York Reader, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Cabb's Jurenile Reader, Nos. 1, 2, & 3, Parley's Little Reader, Parley's Tales of Europe, Africa, Asia and America, Child's first Book of History, do second do do do first reading Lessons, Pocket Expositors, do Juvenile Instructor, Popular Lessons,^ Child's Instructor, N. York Spelling Book, Elementary do , Alphabet of Natural History, do of different nations, Receipt Books, Slates, of various sizes, Copy Books, Quills and Ink 3 Steel Pens, by the card, Paint Boxes, Amanacs, of different kinds, for 1840, Blank Books of various sizes, Memorandum Books, Wafers, black and red, Lucifer Matches, low by'the dozen. For Rent. THE store next door south of the subscriber's Drug Store. JAMES R. McKAIN. March 21. To Printers and Publishers. rI^HE undersigned, agents for Lothian &, Hagar's Type Foundry, New York, i will contraet to supply any quantity or va riety of Printing Type to the Printers of -* ? i .1 Norm ana ooutn uarouna mm ucuigm, on as advantageous terms as they can be furnished from the manufacturers. The type made at this factory is all cast by hand, the metal equal, if not superior to any in the country. We are also agents for R. Hoe & Co.'s Machine and Hand Presses, and all other rMontirnAhinofl Kw om for Print- I QI IIVIV9 Uiauniubvuivu mj ?w. ? er's and Binder's use. We also keep on hand and contract for the regular supply of Printing Paper ol any quality or size. Johnson and Duranl's Printing Ink, alway on hand. For sale by BURGESS &, WALKER, Stationer's Hall, 85, East Bay, Charleston, S. C. March 7. JUST RECEIVED, And For Sale at the Post Office, a fresh supply GARDEN SEEDS, of the growth of 1839, warranted fresh and genuine, Among which arc the following: Early Spring Turnip, White Onion, Ruta Baga, or Yellow Red do Russia do Long Green Cucumber, Large Norfolk field do Early Frame do Large Globe dc Summer bush Squash. Yellow Scotch, or Early Orange do Aberdeen do Summer crook neck do Green Glazed Cabbage, Long White Okra, Early York do Short Grten do rv"*-L ' 'I" T oftnnnoh PpnnPf. hiuny uuicii ???# ? r[ , Early Sugar loaf do Salsify, or Vegetable Large English Savoy do Oyster, Drum Head * do Curled Parsey, Late Dutch do Nasturtiums, Red Dutch do Solid Cellery, French Sugar Beet, Early Charltan Pens, Early Turnip do Early June do Long Blood do White Marrowfat do Early Yellow do Bishop's Early dwarf do Long Orange Carrot. Blue Imperial do Swelling Parsnip, Early China dwarf Bean Longbl k winter Radish White kidney dwarf do Long Scarlet. do Pole Cranberry do Early scarlet short top do Lima do Whito Turnip do White Dutch runing do JUUIiCl uw -w ALSO::::Received, a few of the Rohan Potatoes, which may be had by. applying sarly. Jan. 18. On Consignment. THE subscribers have jest received a lot of prime BACON and LARD, put up by Mr. Robinson, of Fairfield, which they offer at the lowest prices for cash. MURRAY & BONNEY. Feb. 20. 3tl3 Twenty Dollars Reward, IS offered for the apprehension and safe delivery in the jail of Camden, of a mulatto woman, known by the name of MIMA, the property of the subscriber. She is of rather low stature, and about fifty years of age. She has lived in Camden for a great length of lime, and is believed to be now harbored within the limits of said town. HENRY P. HATFIELD. Feb. 13. 4tll CAPITAL. PRIZE, gflgflQQ jgga,&A%33 Alexandria Lottery, For Internal Improvemen in the District of Columbia?Glass A, for 1340: To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., Saurday, the 18th day of April. 1840. SCHEME. 1 PRIZE OK $ 75,000 is $ 75,000 1 25,000 25,000 1 15,000 15,000 1 10,000 10,000 ' 1 9,000 9,000 1 8,000 8,000 1 7,000 7,000 1 6,000 6,000 1 5,000 5,000 1 4,000 4,000 1 2,866 2,866 5 2,500 2U;000 10 2.000 20,000 20 1,750 35,000 50 1,000 50,000 50 750 37,000 120 500 60,000 65 400 26,000 in PAA 65 Juu ij,ouu 65 200 13,000 65 100 6,500 65 80 5,2oo 65 70 4,55o 65 CO 3,9oo 13o 5o 6,5oo 4,485 4o 179,loo 27,040 20 5-10,800 32,396 Prizes, amounting to $1,217,216 Tickets $20? Shares in proportion. A Certificate of a Package of Whole Tickets, will be sent for $270; of Halves, and Quarters in proportion. Address, (post paid,) D. S. GREGORY, & CO. 26, Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. Lamp Oil, &c. TIIE Subscriber has just received a 1 supply of Superior Winter and Fall Strained Sperm Oil. Also, old North Ca rolina Linseed Oil on hand, together with 1 White Lead, SpiritsTurpentine, Train Oil, 1 &c. &c. All of which will be sold very I low for the money. JAMES It. McKAIN. March 2$. New Firm. THE subscribers ha?e formed a limited Co-partnership, under the firm of AL.DEN & AUSTIN, for the pui pose of carrying on the Shoe and Leather Business, in the town of Camden. George Alden and Edward Austin are general partners, Thomas Lang, Thomas Whitaker, and the firm of Murray & Bonney special partners. Messrs. Lang and Whitaker have each invested two thousand dollars, paid in; and Murray & Bonney four thousand dollars, paid in. GEORGE ALDEN. EDWARD AUSTIN THOMAS LANG. i o wijit ATrrm l llUiUAO " IlliAlVLIV. MUKRAY & BONNEY. March 14. 6tl5 Statieof South Carolina. LANCASTER DISTRICT, II* THE COURT OF ORDINARY Thorn m J. Wright, Assignee of J. McD. Garlick vs. Michael ^impfe'l, Adin'r. and James M. Richarc son, Adin'r. aT appearing to the satisfaction of the Ordinary, that Michael Campbell, Administrator of Kennith Mclnnis, dee'd. i< absent from and without the limits of this State: It is, therefore, Ordered, That the said Michael Campbell, Administrator a? aforesaid, and James M. Richardson, surviving Administrator of John Richardson, deceased, (the security of said Campbell 4 1 - - I V I I. to tne Administration uonu.j no appear uufore me at Lancaster Courthouse on Monday the 27th of April next, and render in a true and perfect account of the administration of the said Michael Campbell, on the estate of said Mclnnis, at the instance of Thus. J. Wright, assignee of J. McD. Garlick, a judgment creditor of said Mclnnis. JAMES It WITHERSPOON, Jr. Ordinary L. D. Feb. 29, 1840. [Prs. fee, 85 75] Bank of Georgetow n, S. C. I 27th February, 1840. jj rjlIIE public are informed that this Rank has recovered the Package advertised as stolen between this and Charleston. The notice stopping the payment ol these biils is revoked. By order of the Board, D. L. McKAY, Cashier. IN EQUITY. LANCASTER DISTRICT. David Miller, vs. F. K. Brummitt, chn E. Ingrem, Elizabeth Smith, el Bill for relief. TT appearing to the satisfaction of the X Commissioner, that Elizabeth Smith, one of the defendants in the above stated case, is absent from and without the limits of this State: On motion of Wright, Complainant's Solicitor, it is Ordered, that the said Elizabeth Smith do answer or demui to the bill in the above case, within three months frofn the publication hereof; olhervvise judgment pro confesso will be entered against her. JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, Jr. , Coinrn'r. Equity L. D. Commr's. olhcc, Feb. 22, 1840. Pr's fee, $6] LOOT Some time in February last, on the roac from Sumterville to Camden, or from Camden to Winnsborough, or from Winns borough to Columbia, an account book, bound in yellow calf skin, containing a good many bills which I have paid, together with a number of letters written to me from G. W. Brown, of Charleston, as well as from different persons in Kentucky. One of the letters contains a Blank Note signed by G. W. Brown and made payable in Kentucky. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the Book at the Journal Office. JILSON PAYNE. March 7. 3t The person who has in possession an odd number of "Hone's Every Day Book," (not his own,) will confer an especial favor by returning it to J. Goodlad. March 28. Fifty Dollars Reward. rWHIE Town Council of Camden will pay the above reward to any person who will give information, so that the offender can be prosecuted to conviction, of any one who mutilated or defaced any of the Tomb Stones within thcjurisdiction of the town of Camden. Bv order of the Town Council. J. W.LANG, Rcc'r. & Trcas'r March 14. Office ofTompf roller ftcRcraJ, Charleston, Jan. 10, 1S40. THE Legislature at their last session having enacted that the General taxes shall be naidin specie, paper medium or the notes of the specie paying Hanks of the State, the Tax Collectors and Sheriffs ul'the Slate will govern themselves accordingly. Juror's and Constable's Certificates are also receivable in payment of taxes as heretofore. W.M. ED. riAYNE, Comptroller (General. Jan. So. lo:S I Southern Cabinet, F Literature, Agriculture, Arts and , Sciences. Under the above title, it is proposed to publish in this place in January next, a monthly periodical, to be devoted to Amusement and Instruction, embracing Litj crature, the Arts and Sciences, Agricul- . ' ture, Horticulture, Domestic and Rural Economy, Sporting Intelligence, &c. J The Literary departnrent will embrace , interesting and instructive Tales, Jtfarra; lives, Adventures, Sketches of Travel?. . ? j places and persons; Anecdotes, Poetry, j Extracts from, and notiees of new works. I ,A1I new-discoveries in the Sciences and j Arts, as well as interesting papers relating: to either, will be immediately noticed, and when t f sufficient interest will be trafts-* I ferrcd to our columns; or soch extracts given as will furnish full information to I our areders. In the Agricultural department, special attention will be paid to the great interest,, of the South. From our Planters, we will endeavor to obtain much practical and useful information which now lies buried and known but'to themselver-. In order that we may the more fully and effectually carry out this part of our plan, we propose to make frequent excursions into the I different sections, not only of this, but also of the adjoining Stales, for the purpose of personally inspecting and reporting on. all the various operations which may be . carried on, on the plantation we may visit.. . By persuing this plan steadily, (as we , hope to do) much highly useful informa! tion will be obtained, which cannot fail to be of immense service to the Agricultural community, inasmuch us our planters will I tlius become acquainted with the practices of other sections of the country, and may from time to time adopt such as may pro! tnise a greater recompence, than those, _ j they may at the lime follow. Nor slial(| we confute ourselves to practical informal , I tion only, but from the rich stores of knowI led(t#> u'liirh ?re to he 1'iitind amon<? OUT . planters, wc hope to draw much which i will prove useful and interesting. ; Horticulture will also claim onr altenl tion, and we will endeav or to raise it from the low estate in which it now exists among us to one more worthy of if Wo will accordingly give not only practical directions, for the cultivation of Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, but entering into the scientific department, we will publish whatever we may find interesting.? Descriptions of new fruits, flowers and vegetables, a? well as their culture, will be given from time to time. The forcing department, which is but little attended to, iu the South, embracing the formation buil ding and management of hot beds, conservatories and hot houses will also" be ati tended to. Domostic and Rural Economy will not 1 be neglected, but whatever we can find ) likely to promote either, will be given in 11 our columns. | Sporting Intelligence, Anecdotes. On I Dits, and various miscellaneous matters? ; J which cannot well be classed, will swell . i our pages, and add interest to our periodi. I cal. I In furtherance of our obiect. we will do ; all in our power to render this periodical highly interesting and instructive, and one which shall be welcomed by every member of such families as may patonise it.? To effect this, while we hopfe to contribute our share to the Original Literature of the day, as well as to add considerably to the stork of Agricultural information, yet we will freely draw from the sources open to us, in the numerous daily, weekly . monthly and quarterly publications, which embracing every subject, abound not only 1 in America, but also in Euiope, ami from these wc will select only such articles as ' may prove highly interesting or instruc1 tive. The sources which are open to us ! in each department arc ample, and we ?I.?.. t.-ii i i.i_ 1 .i.? 111151 we biiaii uu ixuiis IU icuuut uic uuumi eux Comi'KNDium a highly acceptable visiter wherever known. Political and religious discussions will be excluded, and while we have our prei ferctice to both, yet we will not admit of i any thing which may be likely to wound the feelings of our readers. We have thus sketched the plan of our periodical, and respectfully solicit for it i support, both by subscriptions and contriII bulions. | Terms?The Southern Compendium | will be published on the 15th ofach month, j in octavo form of til pages, at 85 per ani num payable in advance. JOHN D. LEGARE. I Charleston, Dec. 1839. | NOTICE. I A LL persons having demands against | -"A. the Estate of Dcnirs Gaskin, dee'd. i will do well to hand in their claims prors | erly attested by the 1st of Match next, o? they will not be received after that time, i All who urc indebted to the Estate will find it to their interest to make payment 1 before Return Day, or this notice will be accompanied by a Writ. 1 am compelled : to pursue this course in order to settle with ' the heirs, who arc pressing. JOHN GASKIN, Jr. A din, Feb. 13 4tS* SUMTER HOTEL ^ ? IIIIS commodious establishment is now nncn for lhr> rp^ontinn of Rnarrl??r? ? - n " ,vvvi"?; ml I ravellen*. The proprietor will enj deavor to please all who may favor him | with a call, and respcctiullyjsolicils the pa| tronago of the public. j THOMAS STARKE. ! Camden, March 20.