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1^?i?M??1 rn^'ihe Subscriber having returned to Camden, will attend to any work in the TAICORING line witli promptness and dispatch. Any orders left with Messrs. Jones 6c Hughson, corner of Broad and Rnledge Streets, wil meet with immediate attention. J. L. BRASINGTON. Jan* 4. 3t5 Boots, Shoes & Leather Falland Winter Mock. THE subscribers having taken the ston one door North of C. &. F. Malheson, wil keep constantly on hand a large assortmen of HOOTS and SHOES, superior to an; lhat hare ever been offered in this market Among which will be found the followini kinds, viz: Gentlemen's Drese Boots, pump Soles, " thick " " ' waterproof cork '' ALSO::::.\ large assortment of Gentle men's fir.e Shoes and Brogans, Ladies' English Kid Slips, " French 41 44 and Ties, ? black and white Satin Slips, " white English Kid " " Quilted Boots, with thick sole: and Silk tops, " Gaiter Boots, with a areat variety of Misses * - B and Children's Shoes Boots and Slippers ALSO?A large stock of Stout Shoes am Jirogans, suitable for plantation use, am 9,000 pair Negro Shoes, of the best quality, Camden make Also Sole, Upper, Harness & Band LEATHER Lining &< Binding Skins, various coloured Morocco, for Coach Trimmings, Sho Threads, of variousqualities, together will a great variety ofShoe maker's tools. ALDEN & AUSTIN. Camden, Dec. 7. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. Northern Mial, due every day at 5, a. m Closes every day at -I, p. rn. Southern or Columbia mail, due every daj at 5, p. m. Closes every day at 0, p. m. ?C3r*Letters for Charleston, are made u[ every tlav, and sent via Columbia. Sumterville mail, due every Tuesday an< Friday at 8 p. in. Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at 4 p. m. Stateburg mail, every Wednesday and Fri day, at 8, p. in. Closes every Wednesday and Sunday a 4, p. m. * ,i11Q noorv Mnnilnv am Ajll llCUSim man, uuv v.?^ . j Friday, at 3, p. m. Closes every Wednesday and Friday, a G, p. m. Yorkville mail, via Liberty Ilill, due ever; Thursday, at 10, a. m. Closes every Thursday at 1, p. m. H^The office will be open on the Sab ball), for the delivery of papers and letter from 7 to 8, a. m., and in the evening on hour after the arrival of the Coluinbi mail. P. THORNTON, P. M. ROHAN POTATOES. A NEW SPECIES. FOR SALE, at the Post Office by F Thornton. The Cultivator's accoun of them is as follows: "This is a new and extraordinary varie tv, which has latley appeared in Switzer land, and has been cultivated in this coun try but two years; It surpasses all other in size and productiveness?is quite farina ces and of excellent flavor." Judge Buel, in the Cultivator, of No vember last, says: "We obtained two tu bers JYom France last fall, and througl the kindness of an esteemed friend, wi 1 1 ? ? ~K1 /% iniirooon nrr croil 14 nave ueeii cunuicu wmuiaav v . uvvu .. pounds. We divided the tubers into sett: of two eyes each, and we planted one set in hills four feet apart, in a piece of grouni much shaded and rather low condition.-' We dug, weighed and measured the croj on the 28th September. It weighed 52? pounds, and measured nine bushels. Thej are Undoubtedly the most productive vari ty of potaloe we ever met with. The I tubers first imported, cost 45 dollars." ?ALSO? Received on consignment, A small quantity of the Alvarado or Twit Cotton seed, at 82 50 a bag, containing i pint. The proprietor, Mr. Win Moor, o Winnsborough S3ys, should persons buy ing this seed not like the Cotton, afte raising one crop of it, if they keep it un adulterated or unmixed, and willieturn al of the seed raised to me, by the first o November, next, the money will be re funded to the amount of the purchase. P. THORNTON, P. Jan. 25. In Equity?Kershaw District AlexV Young, i vs. > Bill to foreclose Mortgage. ?fll! \ Bsnj. Williams. ? IT appearing to my satisfaction that thi defendant, Benjamin Williams is ab scdt from and resides permanently bcyom the limits of this State; It is ordered tha lie do appear, plead, answer or demur t< this bill of complaint within three month from this date, and that this Order be put lished for that spare of lime in the Cam den Journal, and thai in default of his the appearing, an order pro coiifesso will b granted against liirn. "v JAMF.S W. LANG, Com'r. Commissioner's Oilier, f Feb. 18, 1810. Kershaw District. (I'r's fee $6 J GODOLPHIN. ' celebrated Horse will stand the ' approaching season, commencing on the 1st of March, and ending the 1st ol July, at Camden, ami at J. W. Cantey's j Plantation onLynch's Creek?one half of j each week alternately, at each place, com! mencing at Camden, on the 1st ol March. J CJOatOLPHIY * j is a beautiful sorrel of great bone and mus; cle, combining beauty and strength with B fine action. 1 fiC^By reference to the American Stud 1 Book, the extended pedigree of Godolimijn V may be seen, together with an account of his performances on the turf. 5 Mares will be fed at fifty cents a day, Black servants boarded gratis. P'"1"' 'arp will I,p taken to Prevent aC ?'?/ - . cidents, but no icsponsibility should they occur* The terms are fifty dollars for the season, and seventy-five to insure a foal; with fifty cents to the groom. Camden, Feb. til. Gtl2. The Carolina Planter will publish the ubove till the 1st of April and forward 5 his bill to this office. M&MOT dWK* i AT THE J ACTUAL COST, fr^FOR CASH.431 , rriHE subscriber being determined to lese -?* sen his stock ol Dry Hoods, Hardf? ware and Saddlery, persons will do well to lake advantage of this opportunity of purchasing Goods at the actual cost, for cash. The stock comprises in part: Very heavy Duffil Blankets, Mackanaw Blankets, Large French Bed Blcnkcts, Blue Plains, [ Negro Linscys, Superfine black, blue, invisible green, brown and mix'd Cloths, , Superfine black, blue, drab and other colored Cassimeres, j Superfine Doeskin Cassimerc, Superfine and common Sattinctts, of all colours, Rogers' best Welsh l'"lannel, White & red Flannel of everyquality, Cotton, worsted and silk Stockings, I Superfine and common Irish Linens, Superfine and common Long Lawns, ] Bird-eye and common Diapers, Fine and ommon Calicoes, t ColouredCambncs, Figur'd and cross-barr'd Muslins, y. Plain acd figur'd Swiss Muslins, Bobbinet Lace, Splendid fig'd black Satin Vestings, White and color'd Mersellis do. s Fig'd black Silks, at 50 cts. for ladies' e dresses, a Handsome plain black Silk, Black Silk Velvet, Black Tabby do. Shallys and Motislin Delaines, Merinoes of ail colours, Bombazettcs of all colours, > Pongees, very low, | Fine strip'd Homespuns, Bleach'd and unbleach'd Homespuns, ::::also:::: Salt, Iron, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Cordials, . Best Sherry and Madeira Wines, s Best French Brandy, Best Holland Gin, Monongahelaand N.Carolina Whiskey, Port Wine in bottles, (very old,) l manir ntKov nflSnluc ll V " IIAYMAN LEVY. B Jan, 7, J I For sale at the post-office j stationery & School-Books, Among which are the following: j Woodbridge's Geography, with Atlas, j Smith's do do f Willis' do do GreenleaPs English Grammar, j Kirkhatn's do do Murray's do do Adam's Arithmetic, Smith's do Pike's do Key to .do 1 Walker's School Dictionary, * Columbian Orator, ' National Reader Murray's Reader, New York Reader, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, r LLt. 1 - J XT ? 1 O O vyuou s juvenile neauer, nus. i, ~, o, j Parley's Little Reader, J. 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, e Copy Rooks, Quills and Ink \ Steel Pens, by the card, Paint Boxes, ' ^ Amanacs, of different kinds, for 1840, 1 Blank Books of various sizes, ^ Memorandum Books, s Wafers, black and red, '* Lucifer Matches, low byjthc dozen. i- ______________ e For Rent. m he store next door south of the sub JL scriber's Drug btore. JAMES R. McKAIN. ]'l March 2l. To Printers and Publishers. 'pHE undersigned, agents for Lothian d llagar's Type Foundry, New Yorl will contract to supply any quantity or v riety of Printing Type to the Printers c North and South Carolina and Georgif on as advantageous terms as they can b furnished from the manufacturers. Th | type made at this factory is ell cast b I hnrwl flip mei.il onnal. if not superior t ..._ - l~?, ? any in the country. We arc also agents for R. Iloe & Co.' Machine and Hand Presses, and all.otlu articles manufactured by them for Prin er's and Binder's use. We also keep on hand and contract fc the regular supply of Printing Paper i any quality or size. Johnson and Durant's Printing Ink, a way on hand. For sale by BURGESS &, WALKER, Stationer's Ilall, 85, East Bay, Charle ton, S. C. March 7. "JUST RECEIVED, And For Sale at the Post Office, a fre< supply GARDEN SEEDS, of the growl of 1839, warranted fresh and genuine, Among which arc the following; Early Spring Turnip, White Onion, Ruin Baga, or Yellow Red do Russia do Long Green Cucumbt Large Norfolk field do Early Frame < Lar^e Globe dc Summer bush Squas Yellow Scotch, or Early Orange i Aberdeen do Summer crook neck < Green Glazed Cabbage, Long White Okra, Early York do Short Green do Early Dutch do Large Squash Pepper Early Sugar loaf do SaLity, or Vegetable Large English Savoy do Oyster, Drum Head ' do Culled Parsey, Late Dutch do Nasturtiums, Red Dutch do Solid Ccllery, e,,Mr n?nf Earlv Charltan Peas I ICIH.II , J Early Turnip do Early .Tunc < Long Blood do White Marrowfat i Early Ycrflow do Bishop's Early dwarf i i Long Orange Carrot. Blue Imperial i j Swelling Parsnip, Karly China dwarf Bei j Long bl'k winter Radish White kidney dwarf i j Long Scarlet do Pole Cranberry i I Early scarlet short top do Lima i VVhito Turnip do White Dutch runingi Scarlet do do ALSO::::Received, a few of the Rolu Potatoes, which may be had by applyir early. Jan. 18. CAPITAL PRIZE, Alexandria Lottery, For Internal Improvemcn in the Distri of Columbia?Class A, for 1340: To be draicn at Alexandria, Va., Saurdatj, the 18 day of April. 18-10. SCHEME. 1 TRIZE OE $ 7o,000 is $ 75,0i 1 25,000 2o,0i 1 15,000 15,0i moan 1D 01 1 AU,Vl/V ?-j1 9,000 9,01 1 8,000 8,01 1 7,000 7,0 1 C,000 6,0 1 5,000 5,0 1 4,000 4,0 1 2,866 2,8 ft 2,500 20,0 10 2.000 20,0 20 1,700 35,0 50 1,000 50,0 50 750 37,0 120 500 60,0 6ft 400 26,0 6ft 300 19,5 65 200 13,0 6ft 100 6,5 65 80 5,2 65 70 4,5 65 60 3,9 13o 5o 6,5 4,485 4o 179,4 27,040 20 540,8( 32,306 Prizes, amounting to $1,217,2 Tickets $20 ?Shares in proportion. A Certificate of a Package of Who Tickets, will be sent for 8270; of Halve and Quarters in proportion. Address, (post paid,) 1>. S. GREGORY, & CO. 2G, Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. Lamp Oil, &c. THE Subscriber lias just received supply of Superior Winter and Fa ; Strained Sperm Oil. Also, old North C ' rolina Linseed Oil on hand, together wu I White Lead, SpirilsTurpentine, Train O J <kc. &c. All of which will be sold vei low for the money. JAMES II. McKAIN. March 28. ji^TlHE subscribers having entered in I " * copartnership for the purpose of ca ! rying on the above business in nil its vai ous branches, respectfully solicit the pa ronagc of the citizens of Camden and i vicinity. From their experience in ll i business, they feci justified in saying th ; their work will be executed in a style equ if not superior to any in the country and i as reasonable terms. They may be found at their shop imm diatcly South of Mr. C. Matheson's, ar directly opposite and west of Mr. Jas. Coi net's stores. A liberal deduction will a ways be made for cash. Mcdonald & watson. i March 11. New Firm. ^ rjIHE subscribers hawe formed a limited " * Co-partnership, under the firm of *( ALDEN & AUSTIN^ i, for the pui pose of carrying on the e Shoe and Leather Business e in the town of Camden. George Alder V and Edward Austin are general partners 0 Thomas Lang, Thomas Whituker, and tin 1 firm of Murray & Bonney special partners S Messrs. Lang and Whitaker have each in ^ vosted two thousand dollars, paid in; ant Murray &. Bonney four thousand dollars ir paid in. '* GEORGE ALDEN. 51 EDWARD AUSTIN. , TIIOMAS LANG. '* TIIOM\S WHITAKER. MURRAY &, BONISEY. g_ March 14. Olio Stafeof South Carolina. J LANCASTER DISTRICT, iiv the: court of ordinari Thom is J. Wright, Assignee of J. Mel). Gariicl vs. Michael Campbell, Adm'r. and James M. Richar ,r son, Adm'r. i? j^T appearing to the satisfaction of the Or dinary, that Michael Campbell, Admi nistrator of Kennilh Mclnnis, dee'd. i absent from and without the limits of thi State: It is, therefore, Ordered, That th ? said Michael Campbell, Administrator a aforesaid, and James M. Richardson, stir viving Administrator of John Richardson deceased, (the security of said Campbel to the Administration bond,) do appear be fore me at Lancaster Courthouse on Mon do day the 27th of April next, and render ii do a true and perfect account of the adminis do tration of the said Michael Campbell, 01 j" the estate of said Mclnnis, at the instanc do of Thos. J. Wright, assignee of J. McD do Garlick, a judgment creditor of said Mc Innis. JAMES H. WITHER SPOON, Jr. ln Ordinary L. D. !g Feb. 29, 1S40. [Prs. fee, $5 75J ~ Bank of Georgetown, S. C. ( n?-l IQ^n c '<4 /111 1" ?UK L' AH X , low. J THE public are informed that this Dan! has recovered the Package ndvertisei as stolen between this and Charleston. The notice stopping the payment o these bills is revoked. By order of the Board, D. L. McKAY, Cashier. tk IN EQUITY. LANCASTER DISTRICT. 00 David Miller, vs. F. IC. Drummitt hn E 30 Ingrem, Elizabeth Smith, et 30 Bill for relief. 30 TT appearing to the satisfaction of tin 30 A Commissioner, that Elizabeth Smith 30 one of the defendants in the above statei 30 case, is absent from and without the limit 30 of this State: On motion of Wuigiit, Com 00 plainant's Solicitor, it is Ordered, that th 00 said Elizabeth Smith do answer or demu 66 to the bill in the above case, within thrc 00 months frorti the publication hereof; olli 0? erwise judgment pro confcsso will be en nn . 1 :?, uv lUIClJ iluillllBfc HVI. 00 JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, Jr. 00 Comm'r. Equity L. D. 00 Commr's. office, Feb. 22, 1840. 00 JVs fee, $0] 00 l?0 State of South Carolina 00 KERSIIA W DISTRICT. 50 By J. W. Lan?, Ordinary: 00 00 ^S^fHEREAS, Mm. C. Boykin and Jno 00 A. Boykin, have thisVIay made sui )0 to me to grant them letters of administra _ lion of the Estate and Effects of Col. Johi Boykin, Jate of Cool Spring, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and credi 1? tors of the said deceased, that they appea s? before me at the Court of Ordinary, to hi holdcn at Camden on Monday the 13th da< of April next, to show cause, if any the; have, why the said administration shuuli not be granted. _ Given under my hand and seal, this thir ^ in flt<j fO'ir nl' nil Lit*III Udy ui uiuilii, in vnv. >vui Lord one thousand eight hundred an< forty, and in the sixty-fourth year o American Independence. J. W. LANG, O. K. D. [h March 30, 1810. (pr. ad. S3) !' KM EQUITY. ^ LANCASTER DISTRICT: G. L. Masscy, Adin'r. 1 vs > Bill for discovert and rclicl T. J. Wethers, ct al. J " T appearing to the satisfaction of tli? - Commissioner, that Richard William to son and William Gray, of the firm ofRich r- ard Williamson &. Co., Joseph Ivessam i- Edward H. Jacob, Jaincs A. Smith am it-1 William Brycc, of the firm of Kessam 5 ts | Co., defendants in the above stated case icjare absent front and reside without tin at the limits of this State: On motion of J al Williams, Complainant's Solicitor, It i >n Ordered, That the said defendants do an swer, plead or demur to tho bill in the a c- bove stated case, within three months Iron id ihc publication hereof,otherw^e judgrncn n- pro confesso will be ordered against them 1- J. II. WITIIERSrOON, Jr., a ] :. L. D. C'ommVs Office, March 28. 18-10. (Printer's fee *7 Southern Cabinet, OF Literature, Agriculture, Arte and Sciences. , \ Under the above title, it is proposed to publish in litis place in January next, a monthly periodical, to be devoted to Amusement and Instruction, embracing Literature, the Arts and Sciences, Agriculture, Horticulture, Domestic and Rural ' Economy, Sporting Intelligence, &c. ? 'l'hc Literary department will embrace 3 interesting and instructive Tales, Norra lives, Adventures, Sketches of Travels.? n!a<*P9 find nnrannc* Aripprlnlpc. PnelfV. iir" ? j ? 1 Extracts from, and noticesof new works. ? All new discoveries in the Sciences and Arts, as well as interesting papers relating to either, will be immediately noticed, and, . when of sufficient interest will be trans-. \ ierred to our columns; or such extract^ given as will furnish full information to our areders. ?ln the Agsicultural department, special attention will be paid to the gr^atinterest, of the South. From our Planters, we wiU endeavor to obtain much practical and useful information which now lies buried and known but to tbemselver. In order, that we may the more fully and eflectaall Jy carry out this part of our plan, we pro[, pose to make frequent excursions into the different sections, not only of this, but al<1 so of the adjoining States, for the purpose of personally inspecting and reporting on . all the various operations which may be - carried on, on the plantation wc may visit, s By persuing this plan steadily, {as tve s hope to do) much highly useful infonnae tion will be obtained, which cannot fail tr? s be of immense service to the Agricultural community, inasmuch as our planters will , thus become acquainted with the practices 1 of other sections of the country, and may > irom WRie IU lime auuju sutu as uiav juu mise a greater rccompcnce, than those, u they may at the lime follow. Nor shali we confine ourselves to practical informal ii tion only, but from the rich stores of knowe ledge which arc to be fomid among our j i. planters, we hope to draw piuch which I i. will prove useful and interesting. J Horticulture will also claim onr alien? ^ tion, and we will endeavor 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 inj. to the scientific department, we will puhr j lish whatever we may find interesting.? Descriptions of new fruits, flowers and j vegetables, as well as their culture, will bo given from time to time. The forcing" department, which is but little attended to, ' ifi the South, embracing the formation buil ding and management of hot beds, conservatories and hot houses will also be attended to. Domostic and Jlurnl Economy will not be neglected, but whatever we can find likely to promote either, will be giveu in our columns. g Sporting Intelligence, Anecdotes. Oil Dits, and various miscellaneous matters? j which cannot well be classed, will swell our pages, and add interest to our period!* cal. c In furtherance of our object, we will do r all in our power to render this periodical c highly interesting and instructive, and one ! elt^ll Kn n'olpAinntl ittr cuapv mnm. her of such families as may patonise it.? To cfleet this, while we hope to contrib- * jute our share to the Original Literature I of the day, as well as to add considerably j to the stock 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 % in America, but also in Euiope, and from these we will select only such articles as may prove highly interesting or instruc. tive. The sources which are open to us t in each department are ample, and we i. trust we shall be able to render the South11 eun Compendium a highly acceptable visiter wherever known. Political and religious discussions will < - be excluded, and while we have our prerjlerencc to both, yet we will not admit of ? any thing which may be likely to wound y the feelings of our readers, y i "SVc have thus sketched the plan of our J | periodical, and respectfully solicit for it i support, both by subscriptions and contri- ! . billions. r Terms?The Southern Compendium \ j will be published on the loth ofaeh month, j' in octavo form of 04 pages, at $5 per annum payable in advance. JOHN D. LEGARE. Charleston, Dec. 1839. - m ' Office oi'C'oiiipt roller General, "^1 Charleston, Jan. 1G, 1540. V THE Legislature at their last session har- \? ing enacted that the General taxes shall be paid in specie, paper medium or the notes f of the specie paying Banks of the State, 1 5 j the Tax Collectors and Sheriffs of the State " will govern themselves accordingly. Ju*j ror's and Constable's Certilicntes are also receivable in payment of taxes as hereto1. fore. M WM. ED. IIAYNE ?j Comptroller General. ej Jan. 25. 15|g I SUMTER HOTEL. *i k)HIS commodious establishment is now ) ^ open for ^the reception of Hoarders A I! nd Travellers. The proprietor will en- A i. deavor to please all who may favor hitn^ 1 with a call, and rcspecfiullyjsolicils t/ic pa- 1 tronagc of the public. THOMAS *TARIYK. Ciinnlen. March I