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a sew voifst:. JAXUARY, 1842. .J 1 Lily^ 1*"rl*; a ri < *3 * \v> Wiih more P|)!cnd:<1 EnibeHiwIiTneatK than auy 1 oi.ir?r Marine in tV Union. F.DiTEl) BY (i Geokcc Ri. Gr.AnAM, 0. J. 1"ETEI:?oj?, A. Pos, Mr*. Amk S; Stct.iewc, Mir. Emma C. Ewnrmv. Perm a teen! and re.ritl-ir C.tiirihi'rn. ** * c1 ^ t) if at> i' ta Mi?9 K. I.TOIF, I. riv, This work dcvol.d to b t'i m*v*? tviil own a N<*w Volume with tbo n nnbcr for J ennrv. 1842, w;lti an amy <>f Oo itri'-utor* of til.-o < fun-*, which PA pc-?;? ' > i;? t'|f c >'1 .'.rv c -fi !l -1st Of jlU'tOIIll to t ;/ .. <r> r OJV'.. J i'i:'; Oi-iV ,i:J li. ail i'-e' >< vv iiite f.}?: ". i ?i *1la tlw fi'S .?! i si?-.* "f c ?!* W'neuth by any tv'i ?'> !??* v?t pjw.r dm *nv Wtannine. Tin* Mvlc of p.l-padc . th?* bfkuty *ii<J finmli of those ihu.-itrtuoac, ii>d t!?* n*to?.aive> improved ent* v/hic'i will. !ic lH'ide in it" typt^-aphicsl *(>pe irance, ? rid -utov" .71 .the lone of ?ik l.ie'ary dap imneni i ;'I !>V ?'? ' -?y IM! il ii.'i Oit ifr ,y of ith j Civ-.Vi? ** <i!">?' -t-.c'cs will enrich tbe.p gos ofl jV-r,-'.yu ? > 1 o/Hii'r it character above any \ if.rgv&ci* in+tkr IJu'.tm. 1' t (o -*> h <* become the standard of taste , iir.o : vrs of i in ? i;i?hm?ut, and ha* led the way in every thing ret Fly tintiful published ill the Magazines of i ist y.ur. Tie- voice of the public prase, vltiie it toe wmt t the head of American liiorat'iri' w -jan noon* in t;>c mnouue-msnt, thai jo uorh ever started in the comitry hue been so ele!Tir?:|y embellished. <? has eo rapidly increased.? *** ' Firth* near voiuui. the most eitensive arrange. fi " iiiaiiuii.iv tie. n made, with the most distinguished irtist in the country for a supply of elegant embol. lis'tuie its of all sorts. Opr bk?i tifuj. Mezzotint Enobavjrgs.?It affords us much s itist c' 1011 to be .ihle to et ito, that we have in do .rra igemenls with Mr. "-ARTAIN. t se iocoinnlishi'd iu< zzotint engraver, whoso plates h ive c nitiibuted so much to the lieauty of the mag >zino he eiofoie, bv whieli %u secure kit splendid mezzotints fur this work alone. No other magnJ zineof this kind con have them teithuu1 perm ttion from us. In addition to these we have socured the btirin t of another talented mezzotint engraving, H. S. S-idd. Esq. of N. Y. that there may be no disappointment us to number or regularity. These will lie eau tl to any thing published, so that we arc - ahle confidently to promise a mezzotint in every number. Tim beautiful engravings will tbcrofure form a feature of Graham'i Magazine, in every nurnler, e > that we. shall be able to distance any thing like competition on this ground. These plates are the most expensive that can be got up for a iriagjiiue of large circulation, in consequence of the great price of printing?being mart than double that of line engraving*?and the necessity of reduplicating the " plates; our edition aire idy rendering it necessary i < that two or three plates of the same subject must be prepared for every tiural#r in which Tficy are usedr " IVe now print an edition greater than that of any eotemporary for the last yi sr. and confidently assert ( that at tho same rate of increase ore shall issue in I v 1842. an edition of net less th in 35.000 copies i monthly, and shall soon have an edition unequalled < in the history of magazine publishing. Our splevdidstkbl Ewjsavincs ? We have also . o uerne into : disti-.c* wid jiermanerit arrangement >v i R '.>. W'. i.ht. II icii A Sniiliic, and wiih . -A. [< ' > e; E.q !' \ Y for a seri. * o*' spien. ?1 <* '>' x'o' mi ion un*Hrp,/9?, d by i j r r . 'i ? hrt'i dour r. th.* cam try.? T ' '.V; ie. fj.i. f .rti ts ?i> i "i.tfi'-ienl rgu loini-e ?r.-r t'.r ?v..tr. we sh>l! recci'?'f o~h'ii^fr'iii.tj- - ' in t > u*-?- in o ^ i i ff idU r o ivr' i v-. ,f.?i. .1*. c'oRipr'MioA in th W-iV o^wnrrt* ' .'.sr..;*, : ? ??r.d a j? ilt.'n | to ' >"> >"I t ^'?v "I !> oral ?-! joUt I 1 ci'>< exp ' ?.:??? ! fix i ft"' i'lti.t* history ?>' 1 Tl>pIV " I , * it, t jt y. Ei.si?,.xr . -?;r) \V n* A ' rgromn'-nt has b-en ' ?<! "U 'tut uii-riio'iooe ?nd ???oinptialH d 1 irtisi. F Q E*i !o?nfi|li -upplr of" tasteful > t? tV>iderf !CO-worV bixts 3i?#-rs, ;<nH landt.C[Mfi, c ' r.'. i ^n d - d e'-'f >nt eiyie. .. ? . hainnimifr, but popular and at. ictjyv -V ::*!? :u '.'io work and with the variety ( wh >.'i <i> titrotoired vvill always be novel Hjli* s'r-p. Jr?.i ' " .. Fashions. T 'compliance with ( . .s wish of ??i? l .ily subscribers, V"? .. i. o-i.'i t'<crn with a beautiful and correct r - S' . . '* 0> t'.r- >" ! .n, utd ert'll ai?r> give the style, for i:i? ,c ? beer, rj.-rtid<?d<v popular with j ho'/ ud to? rendered the wotk tm text . : * UK -p **<?!!: .?<*. lh* Union over. r (r iK?r Isfj'tKAse R**nii?c hatter .? "rue repu. toUor. of liie M ttfizinc thus far, would be a sufScum: ; rt-au'r-e btrf'iH future, but that it may be s c:i thai nothing has heeti left undone, to maintain "ve.v tep trtmcnt r.rlL work, >r>d to elevate the liter. ary, ?> tv |>,o:.oria; department, we beg lea re to ?Mttu1"C r'itl'twe i ivr nut only engaged a host nfj ^ tabued-.>-id. e n^j .r<' A u rican wile/w, but that the ijjpFjT^ v.a'di *il! b" greatly iuer a?ed, ? - ** .ii"ke tt i' h' -.st H)tt fbvrtA,' ntd jeassihiy it/ir Ihi'd nuirr any of tbo utlier three dollar. ' t : in;^i2iiies udih >ui th'-aume m the Jive'' dollar monthlies usually proeent. The List or 'ontiubitors.?In addition to the old contributors, whose names and arncles havo given a high colehricty to the M igaaine, a rn mber of new ones, it will be perceived, are added, of worth and note, so tli.it we may fai ly aay thnt tve hare the strength of American talent enlisted io the x work. - -WV I .*' Th-oid^r S Fay. Au'lior of'\'N.?r -- n I. slii-, j Cm itess Inda ' &<*. "'Miss E Leslie, H?>n. R?>Iwit P. a Mrs' nn S Ftepfoi ns, Dr He\- I n<dl oite-;. Mrs, R. E Ni h Is. Dr. J. K. Mitenril. ( " ?- p m. *.;? I..K . s | En n r.mpi!rv, i<?-. igr 3 I *, G*.'| n?|<* Author of "Stanley." Kd^ar A. 'Po(?," Philadcl lna I'. G. ."5|je*l", PhiladH; hi?, A *thor >f "Hownd PitK-kney.'" Airs V"athcriri<?, Egoist, Mm K C Si'dnu.i, Mrs. Lydia Jnnc ' - eon, A. M E wood, J. R. unwell, ~Rot>< rt . M > ris. 'liio x E r M.l>. J S. Frtligb, 11. Pe . ei a". V?r* L-'nibe.t, Mrs. A. S. Wheljdcy, Mrs. M S. f lS. .j.ina,--' Gi'orge Lunt, vj Topan ' il M NValiwi, W-. uilmore Simms, >..rs. St L^o-i '{aim!, Professor lyigra.inui. Author of/j iia Fi'?*, Pr fes-or J. hit Frost, Plul -delptna, Pro ' feasor N. C- Brooks, l.siliinorc, Morton Mclliclioi l, | IjP#* i'hi tdi-1 his,- Htalingr Weid?> Oharkr S -* a:i>rr8Qn. 1?*]. fchPt-WnVv Thongs fj. \ Slkion, Philadelphia, S.;muhl W Stockton, Phi'a- j ? F. Armstrong1. Esq Philadc phia, Park | 5 rjaiinii. NYw^York, Do<<rtos Jcrudd, nglund,' . aims F- Otis. N,<\v York, J K'-hs ! io*\ne, A. <Civl.ii.in v ,! K. H . ldci!. i-'sqrs. Eds. tai Oou;icr,' I. : fvmclminp Joins, Baltimore, J. E. D"W,U Washington City, Mrs. E. t. Elicit, Boston, , Louis 1<\ Taeintro, H W. Her bit. Author of I 'Cronwell," "The Broilers.,' &c. J F. SnodL'rns", IVrcie n ?Hton. Herman PnnizhcfF. Mrs" =" 1 * ?? a (i Brooks, i T. l_. .io n,,,. _ ?.<arun Thayer, E. G M tilery, .! TohiIiu, 1 homas IT.utoii, S*. I) ]\ mlctfon, J ?-Y. orney, H. J Ve-nno, S. VV. Whclpley, A M. William Iti me, Ruf'uj awes. Charles \V. Thompson, J. H. Dana. A. A. Jr\ine. ' . ' . ,k lit a Idilioti to this brilliant array of names known to f'luc, the di-tinguislied services of n host of ; no:iy iieus writers of no ordinary abilities will ?ive north anil character to the pnpesof llieMaffny.ine. The e'iesof'lh ell known nautical pa p-rs entitled ^Cruizing in the Last War,' and The Reefer if 7i?. havr had a run unequalled by an> se-i.-s |ioUi-hed in any JVln^azine lor ten years.? T >e author promises to.oeen a new series of tales f the sea. Ai.d from h?s known alnlities ?s a depictor of sea scenes and life, much may be re.ied i p n Iroin him in n aintainit.g the p< polarity of ihe J Magazine. I'rtp rs m y b expected d ring the volume also, lrom the author of the well known ar rti I ?? ti led he Loj-of Old Irons! e, lieotv a I ariety c.f choice articles in pr se and verse, from I vorioi 8 others of eel brity, as Contributors to the prom nent M gazi es olt c country S rmi.! m j <3k; ri iuMi.?The critical depTtilM" t !i I' st>ll term* distinctive character of the work, and is u uler the control of a geiitl m m ol criti -ai eclimtU and repute IO)ig?>Ublish d. and I will every w here sec. n to none forsayrcity, and an honest, fearless independence. _ f i he re?iew of lh?>ks may tin letore ne cqpcuivu to b e ir?Jjd md < entirely fine fir-nn (lie ina e puff ing wnic marks ti>? bookseller* h; ck hut shall Ik thoroughly i.w|^trti .l add sever lv ju t TtMlor PlIBUCATINN.?'I !>e work will he puis !i?he.l on the first of t e raon'h in every quarter of th Union. The most distant aob*cril>ei will con s>qa ntlv receive it on that day. as well as those who reside in Philadi( hitTun Low>st Ti.*ms?The proprietor being more desirous of pull.sh.ng the hanksotnest ana lest, thai tie shot; es* work in the Union, while at the same time he is anqious to bring it within the reach of all, oilers tin- loLw n? ?s the owot posJhle terms at which he can afford the woik in its elegant si K? tor 1841. THR:-L DOLLARS t>er annum in advance for asing'i Clijiv. Or two Copies yearly for FIVE D *1 LARS, invar rhL in ad^rnce. pi?t paid. N new su'iscr.ber rec ive I without ti e in nev. or the name of a responsible agenj. For the sccantnnidatio'i of those who m >y i-h in subscribe l?r either of the fid o ing Plii'adei|ibiii periodicals, the folInwing fibers! proposals nre made For five dollars cash, free of p st-.gc, Grahams Magazine and t-< o copies of the .Vnturdad Evening 'rist; fur one year will I* forwarded* For ten doll..re eesh, or free of postage, five < o piesr.fGro a ins Magazine, ir Grub *iw Magazine a d five copies of the Satnrdoy Evening Pos", for one year. Forlwentv* dollars, cash, ten copies of the Mag-/ nzine will lie forwarded, and a ropy gr tis t<? the post master, or others forwarding the money. Editors who mav copy this Prospecius entire, and sen I a copy, n arked with ink, add esseil to the Samrdav Evening Post, (which will t,av> the pub lieher the postag on newa,s)|M>rs) -hall be prom) t l> furniseed with the Magazine for 1812. flfio k GIlAffAM. AO irfMipim pviu, ? S W. corner 3d and Chesuut streets PiiilaJeliifii.i. < Dece i be', 32. Head Quarter*, " j Order No. ?? Ci.arsndON, Nov. 7, 1841. ] GW. TAYLOR Esq. having been appointed , ? Aid de-Camp to His Ettellei.ev ln? Gover- 1 Jor, ui'h thd rul of Lieu enant-Colonel, will be ' dieyed and res; ecled accordingly. I By order of the Commandi r-in Chief, I JOHN L. MANNING, Aid-ue-Camp. AUCTION SALE! ; II If L be sold at Public Auction in Camden, on j ? the first Monday in January next, the House und / u/ots one door above H. L'vy's store, known as the "KERSHAW COFFEE HOUSE. It is neii calculated for a H''i?fc'e ot Eiittrtaiun nt, bay- ( i.g b<-en nu:!t for that puqioso, -is Situated in the litre of the business part of the town, and has tho oce^sirv out buildings. The stables ?ro large and >uiiiK>iiou.j witii extensive lots for the accornino- s luuob of Drovetv, dec. * ' . It is also a desirable, and advantageous stand for a > ?torc. The sule will be positive, and the terms j undo known on the day. * DANIEL KIRKLAND. ^ Nor. 24. 6i51. estkay. South Carolina? Lancaster District, ^ P STROLLED hi fore me this day as an Es- ' X irav, a bright sorrel Horse (gelding) * ih.hii fourteen and a hall hands high, se- * e teen years old, blaze fare, left shoulder k itiif leg nearly white; the left uostril cut >r split; be is very low in fl'-sh. Apprai- ( " <{ at ten dollars, ami may be seen at Dr. ?d>?ard Terrill's near this plare. The I <w>? r is requested to come foi ward, prov? iropeny. pay charge* and take him away I K. t. MORGAN, Magistrate. Taxahaw, Oct. 8. lb?4l. t(4li. NOTKE. jj'IiK public nrehrrby notified that tlie late firm of ALDEN 4. AUSTIN, having been heretofore ( lisaolvtd, and Mr. George Aiden having settled rith his pnrtners, and received his inter# sts, the bnsi. less of the firm is placed in the hands ot John D. iIi'rrat for c ollection, and he aloire, is authorized o settle and adjust the surne. ?j 'THOMAS LANG. I MURRAY & BONNEY. ? EDWARD AUSTIN. GEORGE ALDEN. c THOMAS WH1TAKER. t Nov. 34. CO-PARTNERSHIP. rilE business heretofore cnnducltd by the above ( ? firm, will be in fuluro carried on by the subscri- f icrs, under the name of JOHN D. MURRAY Sc. e o., at the old eland of Allien & Austin. f JNO. U. A: (JK-RAY. 1 THOVAS LANG. v EDWARD AUSTIN. Nor 24 1741. TP ,.* ~~ ~ FORK. "" " rJv I1E subscriber has from 6 lo 8,000 lbs. of pork, * i l'oraalc at JjjSli per cwt.? neat?6 to 8 cts per b. at retail. For corned, 8 to 10 cts per lb. t S "s \ J. H. BURNS. KoV. 18ll? vj, h 'v- ' i . ? 4 . A;-' 3k-. -y. -VH't - ^ NEW CHEAP GOODS. I . ? r THE subscribers have just rereiveil their FALL and WINTER supply a| )( GOOD M, which titey design selling 0 vcu lowc.tKun their vsval rates. They j, :onsist, in part' of the following, viz: ?j FANCY GOODS. c Superior blk. Gro. do Rhine, ' ' " " Swiss, siiglc and double width, p " bluc.blk"'4 Afriauci | jt " colored figured.Pou de,Soie, C ? ? plain " , " " black and colored satinj ' ? " figured satin Testings,, J ' plain blk. " ??; j " blurk French BoinbfziO, H ? Silk "Velvet. 1 ] Black and white English silk Hose, < ?? ? ? < Gloves, 1 " French and Italian Crtpe, ] Italian sewing Silk on spools, , ] Super striped Chully, ~ I j Single and double width Mooslin de Laines, Super Taglionicnnes, a new a*iclo for ladies' dressc6. A liandsomo assortment of faicy Shawls and Hdkfs. Black and colored silk Cravat*. A complete assortment of Stocks, (new style,) Hemstitch linen cambric Handkerchiefs, various . qualities, ? Cambric and thread Edgings :and Inserlings. A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet, Cap and J Taffeta Ribbons. Ladies' black and colered Kil and Iloskin Gloves. ( ' Fillet Reticules. " Fancy do. ; . 8-4 black Fillet Shawls, 6-4 Damask silk do. 7.4 Bla :k KDun do do, White and black Merino Shawls, " J Black and scarlet Thibet do. embroidered ^ Large Brocho do, Handsome Taglioni do. ' LINENS'. I Irish Linens, of every description. Linen Sheeting, Damask Diaper. Fine Bamsley Diaper, Bird eye Diaper. J Fine satm Damask Napkins. . " " " Tray Clothi " " " Table do. | . ... " plain " do. do. ! " brown " do. do. I Brown and bleached Towels. I Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands and | J Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and sheetings, I 3 Colored Table covers. j ) V Cotton Ooqds. s F Super Merscillos Coats. Super Merseillcs Quilts. ^ White and colored corded skirts. Furniture and cambric dimity. Plain, figured and cross bar'd swiss muslin. * " ?' book muslin. ^ Cotton cambrics and cross bar'd Muslins. ^ J iconct and mull muslins. ^ Bishop lawns, green beragc, for Veils. ^ tliuidsomo black lacc Veils, ^ Plain and figured bobbinet, black and white. Linen and cotton wire luce, Single and double width {Scotch Ginghams. Bleached'and Suffolk drilling, Brown shirting and sheeting of every quality, Blonelied " " " Blue drill and york denims, ^ \pro? checks and bed lick, 11 Striped and pluid homespun. G Furniture and English Prints. Calicoes, nt 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, U and 12 yards for one dollar. Woolens, Super Blue Cloth, Super Invisible Green Cloth " Black do wool dyed. ~ " Brown, do " Oxford mix'd cloth, super Saxony Cassimeres. iattinets nnd Kentucky Jeans. iV'hite, green, red and yellow Flannels. ; 0 Super Welch and gauze do. h 'rimed Salisbuiy do. f? English, Geiman and French Merinos, laudsouic fig'd Valencia Vestings. ? ? ? Merino do. (new article.) " ' Scotch Plaid. rVorstcd damask, ar.d Zephyr worsted. Qj double chained Negro Linsey. 11{ 'laid Linsey and Negro Kersey". ~ j m jondori Duffil Blankets, superior quality. tj. Super Mackinaw do. Shoes. BI Jentlemon's fine Calf Shoes and Bootees. B " stout Kip do. do. Joy's fine Calf do. do, S '' siout Kip do. do. B jadics English and French Kid Slippers- B " Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes. S " Leather Walking Shoes and Bootees. F Hisses Kid and Prunelle Slippers. " Morocco and Soal Walking Shoes. ' ~ " Leather Shoos and Bootees. Children's colored and black Morocco Boots. " " Shoes. a " Leather Boots and Shoes. J a I " colored Gaiter button Boots, a new article. th 0*The above- Shoes having been made to onrj irdcr by Rvan &, Havcrstick, of Philadelphia, and ~~ iVhitc Sc Pamialee, Durham< purchasers tnay a.ely depend on their giving satisfaction, 500 pair Men's and Boy's Russdl Bootes, made to irder by Daniel Smith, of Orunpe, and warranted o stands ON HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKE: A 2,000 pair of Negro Shoes. Also?a complete assortrcnt of g Jentleroen and Youth's Hats and Cops, \Jfool Hats, (,j "??al Caps, Ladies Straw and Ffbrenco Bonnets of p ivcry quality. Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets, Per- rf umery, Unjbrellos, Crockery, Hardware. Saddlery, j Jagging, Rope, Twine, Iron, Gcjntan $teel, Iron. :(j. vare, Groceries, &c. &.c. JONES & HUGH SON. Srpt.2,5. (fWARNING. $ B PERSONS having claims against Theodrick " Wren, dee'd i>. any shape, will / resent them o the subscriber for payment. *' T. K. CURETON, Adm'r. C Oct. It. ?w r -v * K- * BIRGtlNS. r H E. subscriber barvipg purchased a choice stock of Seasq/iable. GOftDS ? uhe North, at REDUCED PRICES, fters the sam/ Much Ldwer than " ave hereto fore been t?old in Camden.^ 'hey consist in part as fallows:" s olored Embroidered Mousliri. Dclain ) A beautiful t do Satin striped MousIin'Dolain ^ article.. . lain black and half mourning do. _ - .< touslinDetain, at very low prices . * , lol'd fig'tl Orleans de Flora, a new article for Ladietf i Dresses, > / klerinocs, of oven' description - . " Mne and superfine black' and bluc-black Bombazine, CALICOES, ' "* *'" ?' rieccot tlT TA*1 s ' ('I1 r. ) C. u z 1/bcvn ir ' aw*** Mourning and half mourning English Prints, Super new style 1 rints, Handsome Ginghams, IVhitc and colored Corded Skirts, Fnrnituro Prints', new style,. Furniture and Cambric Dimity, Bishop Lawns, Spool Cotton, very low, Apron Checks, Bed Tick. SZIKS. Superior black and blue-black gro. De Alpine "Silk, do. black gro. d'Alger do. do. black and bluc-black De Rhine do. Chine Silk HunUkerchicfs, Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, assorted colours. Black English Silk Hoso, French Bilk Hoso and Gloves, Superior French Crape, Gentlemen's Silk Handkerchiefs, Superior SewmgSilks, Black and blue-black SilU Velvet, Black f.'atin, very stout, SINEWS. [rinh Linens, of eve ry quality; Bird Eyo Diopcrr " * 1. Ol. LIU.- TV^,n? " Brown Linen uumauiv. 1 uumig x/juj/uj, Bleached Damask Tabling Diaper, Bordered Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper, Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and-blue Linen Checks, Oamask Table Cloths, Brown Table Cloths, Colored Fancy Tabic Covers, " . i WOOLENS. . . Superfine !Vool-dycd Black Cloth, do Invisible Green do ' . J do Blue, Citron Grcon, Cadet mixed and- j Brown Cloths, *uperfine London Cassi/nercs, ' i Contucky Jean* and Sattinctts, jondon Dufilp Blankets, FartC}' and Blankets, ( ijegro Kcrshcys, Extremely Low. I lixcd English Plains, very low. \ Vide Green Booking Baize, - ' j iup Hoary Druggits, for cupeling or cram cloths, , lob. Roy Shawls, Superior Gauze Flannels, I led, yellow and white Flancls, potted Sulsbury Flannols, uperior Fancy Veslings, dec. Ihmicstics. 'irginij Cotton Oznuburgs, very !o\v. Irown Shirtings and Shielings, HeachcJ do do ' Hue striped und Plaid Homespuns, led Ticks and Checks. Also?fresh stock of j LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES, , As follows: Ladies' French Kid Slippers, .. do Kid VVhalking Shoes, ' do Seal and Morocco Slippers, lisscs* Kid Slippers, Misses Walking Shoes, lenllcmen's Shoes and Boots, &c. &c. ALSO?A complete assortment of H ai'dun re^ } Blacksmith's Tools, Saddlery, 4 Bagging Rope, Tivine and Groceries. y Sept. 8. H. LEVY. j FALL A WO E ER GOODS. } The subscriber is now receiving from the North, a ! irgc supply of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE nd GROCERIES. Also?A fine assortment, of IATS AND GUNS. To punctual customers or I ir casli, they will be disposed of atlow prices. ; i Sept 22. - E. W. BONNEY. 1 I CLOTSHBTG. i ' { The subscribers have made arrangements with one "the first Tailors in the city of New York to keep iem constantly supplied with a complete assortent of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, 'which ley are authorized to icarrant. r... The assortment consists in part, of the following ticlcs, viz: I luo and black dress cloth Coats, of every quality, j " " and green frock do " " - 0 attinctt &, Kontccky Jenns Coatees Sc frock Coats eaver, Flushing and Pilot Overcoats. Iqo & lilk. cloth and cassimerc Punts, every quality. altinct and Kontucky Jeans do " rue plain and fig'd Sutin Vests, " Silk Velvet oo. n " Valencia do. Also?Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, die. ? They have also engaged the services of first rate Tailor, who will be in ronstant , tendance at the store and will make Clo- J ling to order at tho shortest notice. tf JONES &, HUGH SON. ? State of South' Carolina, KERSHAW DISTRICT. v IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. H iseph Lockhart, et al. i rr aron Lockhart, ct al. j > . It appearing to my satisfaction that Aa? r, in Lnrkhnri, John B?.ttom, Susannah j Vinev Bottom, Lu- ^ ndn Bottom, Aaron Bottom and Martha ottom^ defendants hi the above stated ^ isp, ret.nle without the limits of- this State; is therefore ordereffvtbar the.said elffeiiitils do appear and object to the division rsate of the Real Fstnteof Joseph Lock- ^ irt, defeased;, undevised, on or before | ip ftist day-of. Janimrv next, or tlij'ir con- * at to the same will fie entered ?if record | ."" J. W. BASK IN, O K. D. " Oct. 13?1841, * prs. fee S5 SO * We arc. authorized to announce n apt JOSEPH BASKlN. as a candidate for Sheriff d ' this District, at the ensuing election. ;>& "" ? ; ; ; ' /? . SOUTH-rCAi?OLTNA, SVMTE&BJSTRICT. IN ORDINARY. tetanej B."Gib?oD, Ap'pWcant^M.-W. D. Tisiale nndiothofr, iJcfendatifi. W*V fnimr XV TV Tltdftla ?. L* ?KVY Wjiwuiwiuvwwti . ? aud liis wife Elizabeth P. and Fhineas Sk'Gibon, defendhnts, reside without the llinHa of. this State: It is therefore ordered that tliey - do tappear ind object to {he division or sole of the Real- Estate ' ? lohn R. Gibson on or before the 2'2d day of December aext, or their consort to the soirre .will be enteredpf record. . V ' . W. l^WIS, O. S. jD. Sept. 22; 1821. [Pre. fee, $5 50) Election Notice. AN Election will be held on the second Mondey and Tucsday-in Janoary next, f?r Clerk of th?r Court of K^rsjigw District. Managers of Elections are hereby ordered to meet at the several places of holding Ejections throughont the Die trie I, proceed tc hold said e)ccti?>n. meet in Camden on Wednesday atler tlio second Monday, count the votes and declared the election. GEO. Q. MclNTOSH, c. c. K Clerk's Nov. 19, 1841. & CARD. DR. Wm. Reanold? dcaircs to in form bis friends apd! the puBlic generally, that having entered into orinection with Dr. BLANDitaj^of Gplumhia^he triU now devote himself entirely to the practice of\ DENTISTRY. This occasion cannot he allowed to past, without * sincere expression of grateful acknowledgements to his friends and patrons Jbrtlijrt confidence whiphlia* always been manifested towards him, whilst beforetfiom 'os'a medical practitioner. Now about to cmbark extensively, in the practice of Dentistry, he begs to assure them that it shall bo his aim, still to preserve this co(/tlorcc; mid in alihis Dental Opera-. tions, (Hunftctfl c mechanical,) to give such satis- , ^aciion ns'wift.insuroa contiriujincc'of it. , Tlia 'well-dcscrvcd and cxjLcr.sivq reputation which DrfBlnndia'g hitsleng since acquired, nfceds no comment. Therefore, when thus connect! <1, the hope is atprcsscd, that ivitlioot pxesurnption, they jjiay look jr that confidence,from an en'.ightencd and discern- , ing, public, which they sovcrally and individually en- / ,oyed." . _ Jan.-19. Notice, MfnEltEAS, no lcit(*rs of. administration on: I?', the estiiie of L<ldowick"7 hmni son, sen.deierteeu, h'.we Ici ii applied bT his' dejr'h, .hi' >(ihmancr of the ritiitutr^l havrtvtaken possession of shell of his eflects its' coUiid he foriid-."/,!! persons, iideb'trd to said ThmupSdii are tr quired' to make immediate payment, and all those having dfrinandk* igaim-t ihc-snid < slate are required to Land them to Jiisolficef lce.iHy?tts.?trd" .. J. WvBASRTIN, Qrdiraxy K ?>.* . - ' Ordinary's Office, Sept. 2-J, vlf42 1 ' -lift'-"?' T AGE SA LE. I win set! ?fl. Chc'lirst Monday t" Juinitry next, at the. Court Hoiisty at 12 <?':lork, M. eighteen-NEGliOlts, to foreclose a mortgage on-sq-id Negroes e\tctied hyuJojin Williams to J.'P. Dikiuson, \dnCr. and sold under said Mortugage.-as . , tis 'prfifie/ty. TermsJ cash?-purchasers ^ /.'.-ii-.l,..' -.? - e- ' u jibje lor lure.. 0 B. G A S3,-Agent. Dec. 15: pfs. dee, $1 [Coiuni(88ieRer?8 Sale. Jrias Powers-and wifevs Ann Gilman and Mary Kershaw. Bill. . < BY virtue Of an. order "of the Court ef Equity, I will sell, oh the fffat Monday in February ie.\tx before-the Court House door in Camden, at 12 o'clock^ M. a tract of land in Kershaw Dis:rict, lying on Senders' Creek, containing 4-10 rcree, more or less, hSunded Northwest by San-' lers'Creek, Nottheast'and Eaet by/John Hoi land'smow Joel Davis'Jand, South by the pstatfc jf McKiqnoh's land/and West hv lands belonging to the Estate of the Jate Col Joseph Kershaw. - Terms?A credit.of 9" monthf, with interest "rom the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond, vith good pcrsonahseciirity,'and a mortgage'of he property, if required,.* ' !f To be sold at the risk and, oo account of W. v 2. Johnson,"the"first .purchaser. Described in he original advertisement as tract No. 11. Purchasers to pav fqr titles. '-j -JAMES. CANTEY, Jr., Ccr.uii'r. in Equity K. D. Dec. 22, 1S41. . PPslee, $6 To If trie. y 7; t:.7~ . . [J7ILL be hired on Monday the third day of if- January next, at If o'clock, A. JVI. seven vegro slaycfeifdr one^dar" Terms-made known n that day. J..M. DESAUSSUBiE, Guardian.- * , Dec. 22. Garden Seeds. rHE vubaeriber hnsjijrt received Ilia supply, of, GARDEN SEEDS, from Baltimore, Md. warranted fresh and genuine. Dec. 22. A. PEURIFOY.' LAW NOTICE. r SMART and T S. ANDERSON, liavo formed I, a partnership in the practice of Law in and for le Districts of Lancaster &Korsbaw. One or (ho othtay at all times be found at their office in Camden. Nov. 15. \ . tfltt JfSlABT fill-hereafttr attend at- his office at Sumter Court [ouse on the first Monday and Tuesday in every lontb. - Nov. 15. Pianos Received, PHE subscriber has just received a few PIANO I FORTES, on consignment. One 01 uiera ia 01 bickering's very best make, with iron frame,- end ireo pedals. Those wishing to purchase,, arc reqocs,'d to oall soon, as tboy will be sent.to Columbia if ot disposed of in a short time. They will be Bold t Charleston prices. - - Nov 30 " - - E: W. B?NNLT Jr . I33 All persons indebted to he Subscriber, whose notes and accounts ave been of orieY two and three years tamiing, ^ire curnestly requested to rail ud settle, or make satisfactory arrange- / leirts-durtng this winter, as further in- ?] ulgencc cannot be granted. M W. J. GERALD < g w. ;> * f ' > * : t , . -a * ' ' * s. . " ' * ' ^