The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, June 07, 1843, Image 3
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. eruption of Vesuvius is met u it!i scorn'am] contempt.
. jrv'v,^
Let these? c .-peJibrJ^ars eve1 an^e (heir rags
^jfor broad M.'j or Cnloncl, nr
? jCouni to th'r name tin! iln-v will l.e feasted, lion<*red
aiyj^ch^r.i'died. The fatted -cn!v?s w mid
be slain, t ho "rich would throw open their hills
to welcome-the knigHt-lcuant. and iW'nrtwasht-d
. ; .democracy"' would' "throw tij> their greasy capI
and cry hurra." I hone however that tin* emu!
-) sense of the people, enlightened by past expmi1
en.ce will for thefiiture be sufficient i<> r?l iIh mi
J agaTF?Ts;miLif i >(><)sii5Tus,.anil Ow prrscriptiin
\ ' administered to.Cnqttf. flf ifi'tm at New O, l.-a -s, if
/ properly etjp plowed, .tnjghf he "found In n<-jiu<il.*
/ "While wt? are require!-by 'Ujpy.-as courtesy t
- yonder "honor to vvluvyfr-lionor is ?!m**' ?<n ali
proper occasions, wesh*Mt remember that propriety
and-a becoming e< lf-r. spcrt f..rWill us
bestow it unworthily. A' lenst let us exercise such
a discrimination founded on real worth as will re
deem ns from tit^ imputoti >> of paying a servile
deference to rank an I title without regard to the
claims by which it is supported- Then jusljre
will be Jonc.to nil, and it will be'secti thai our republicanism
is mo'-e i!i%n*theory when .the mere
title* of Doctor, .Vlaj'-r or Ctdnnel, u ill'elu.iJ no
more admiration or def< rcnce than that awarded
Jto an equal degree of merit under the humble title
><. $>f MISTER.
Fcr't!:c Camden Journal,
j Mr. Editor: Below I semi you an answer to
the Historical Enigma in your last Journal.
DJTR14NGT0N.
: Caesntr; Calp ; Cicero; Homer; Mere; Rome;
^oroelis; Lucretia: .Marion; Moultrie; rJesninoft**'
S?11 lief PtimiUn I?.*
orwvtwtf** vrwiliuctlf %J 'UUI VUI
jC. '
* From the Charleston Courier."
t Meeting of the National Masonic Convention.
p "We have received e pamphlet containing ?-:5?
rhinutes of.{he proceedings of this body, nt iis
*e?sion in Baltimore, Md., which commenced on
Monday, the 8ih May, and closed on ilie 17ih.
The pamphlet contains forty-eight Welosely
prtnte?i pages, and yet much of the dingsof the
iiody were not included. We are informed by
the Delegate from this State, that the business
trss conducted in perfect harmony. and the mem.
btrr? separated from each other under the kindly
influence of Masonic principle. It is expected
tfr meet at Winchester, Va., in May, &S46.
The following letter, addtessed by the Convention
to the fraternity throughout the United.
Statey, waswr'tten by our delegarte?The IIcv.
Alb bit t Case.
"To ike Masonic Fraternity of the United Slates.
-* Brethren?The vi m-ialde Institution if.Ma.
BOttry was planned in ui?d >n, and established
on the firm and unshaken f tmdaiions of l.ovz
antl Friendship, in long since rolled 3n.1v.
These foundations were laid broad and deep by I
those master spoils of yore, who w e trust arc ur.i i
conversant with olh< r scenes in that biis-fu! and |
immortal Lodge which' no time "can ri move.? i
They Constructed the Temple of the choicest ma. | !
!tcri;(|$u| pas'. ages. and it is onrs to embellish it I '
with the finest ornaments ofrnoilerit times. J\Ja
voryvis therefore venerable iviih age. It i:ob!\
lived in tiie heart? of tlinge worthy spirits of ancient
days before even science had tl.roun hoi .
beam? over the world. or put forth tin: (mln-dtc:!
expression*- i.f !ior glory itt il;t* rouibiiiatiou of lei- [
ters into word*.
'WVfcif r?'!! r&F'ii n <r "
j It has withstood the shocks oi lime, the revolutions
ot ages, the ViMirnssioti of empires, and l
the convulsions of hostile contending nation-'. c
" When they have.roiled garments in blood on a
of war, and shaken thrones to titc* dost.
?hc liss stood in her retiring and solitary gran- J
4leiir, retaining all her ancient glory, and continually
gathering around her brow f:c sh wreaths *
jnd nevtt aseensHMis ofmsjepty nnd splendor.
Regardless of nation, hi till red, trihe, ?r to- gin-,
she speaks a istignnge n uicrs-lood u:.,! fill l:y a!!. '
and has united the hearts of he r ?oit?.ies ;n the
time foyslic tie of enduring Lovk am: l?uifc..\i>- j
tiitr; and bv tlie U'ihl glance ??f i-cr ? ?* !i-i> no It- !
tl ?Ti-n >])<- r?ri;p!) Iixil:ft into lemii-nios, ?n?l
turned awav tin* tomahawk and sralj ing knife c
from the ridiifT at v\ tiny ivtie aiwir
while crrrv thi g nnsolid in nature (.ill.-", and 1
and even kings &, kingdoms are lost in i!??- v<?ri? x
ofrevolutions. and thrones rrundde into join i'
and totter and fill frotti their In.sis, Masiouv tow
crs above all licit is ju Inland rri.i.tbie in naton 's t
renlm, stands unmoved as the mountain rock
and undi.-nc yc'l, li-tcns ??> revohiiion's storm;. r
voice. She lists p.iS-'cd safely ihinngii the il.uk i:
ages of superstition and higotrv, u iicn wars and
commotions convulsed the tvorl I tn in-centre,and |
when cKange sren.id to sway i!k bCiptre of uni- It
versal empire.
Wc in this happy land of the !?.-:?vo and the free
have raised our eys, and gazad upon her * cuerated
splendour. ?
Thousands hecHme entranced, entered the sane- ?
tuaiy of Im r consecrated Temple, ami the tide ol j
popularity, wither th m pi in. iple, In.s s? op; some I
of the en worthy, unh.tllou cd and profane into Iter 1
holy of holies.
A hand stained wilh iiirr.e has hern* raised
against I.t r j i it rij 1 a : i:>'t of i!.u Kn?.-s has
gathered around her hrmv, and an arrm* led "? ;
by titiprii.ciph d recreants has assailed her fortress
in more than the horrors of war. Convolving'clouds
c.f stormy <!:?; 1%wess have gallic.i d
round her. The lightnings of vengeance have
shot their fires of d* nth. and the mllit.ir iliuii.lf-rs
of human tvraili and i n u 1 ^ n : i i n have been heard
in reverberating peals. The storm has spent ii- { '
violence. Iler em mi s in d<-;a;r have n tired I '-1
from tin* liel i of I'll fiicl The niiprtuciph i!
have been ca->t ;>n: of her s-viiuurv, ami many
ofihose wlw-wpre neither cold nor hot, l.avcbeun
spewed out of iter nmulh.
Having thus passed the fierv ordeal of puldie \
scrutiny, opposition and rage, >he has mme forth
from the furnace, purified fi orn evil mi n. am! ! o.
all those stains which the rn duet id the time
serving and unworthy, h.t i fixed upon the blight ; ji
escutcheon of her ch ..ct? r; she ii is pi,t on .h* :
beautiful garimut, a:.d, -1 :i c v.idi iu., nrd n - ,
cession uf splendour, slic: sumis a in i';j s :i Ju
firm m.ijislVt?r war-worn ?r:in<lriir, iii.e .mum
l'?/lV Appcni is-s, si:!.!i in Iv . nv. iiii" l" ii'aie:., j
while the i ivy earfi rurl.s ?H:.-r Itri.
On her * cnerayV !.< .? ! I?i< !; i '< res d . \ 1 |<
cloud, ;u:mc the beams o| liie (j i nisei. ?>t KVK i <1
resting, ami around ii, il.e lirlii f^t?*r??itv |?l:?y- V
ing; vrhili* ou her st .iniess vi sum-, F :i:li, II |>
a lid Charity 'ire vvrilii'ii. !' err sri- Mands. am! I
Will Sl'ii. 1 1 il (he ! < -! i i' r.itii!;' J" .!'.! r i > t :itn?* , ?
till the | 11 r s iri Wft.rearth a in. l.>-a ,
IV, thai s-;and adorn tin I'ahrie i i na.nr
sl.ull " , i
i.,7 : , W"!'!-. ; * r,. . , \
?3 i)$rvi-J up.;1ftr r
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! '-' >"iv. ;:?.i.i!:, v* _]! be Jul1! l?-f re y ? i'y^JL'"r rt'sjirfiivi*
i|. Tn t!i t whirli inaiSBbii'c;iiJ?!
JiTif::J!y !i r uiAI rf'N.VTlONAL Svs i KM. To'1'1
it l?i Ik* in ttryir.l.:!)( ? u.itli llu aiii ii ill LnfM&i a r k
itm! u.4itjrc!t of *!:< rrafl, ?e ir.viie antlTn^e ?
swirl ayrf unswerving iiilltorctirc.
Il bring the s iciliii ?!tilV "f ill! vvlio wear the
Ratine"f jrjWjtfS"it to square tlirir artioits aial in
keep themsi'Typs within ihe IxmiiiiIs of morality.
I i stiicl UHlr.'ifniuess is i eeesstiry on the j ail of
::II fiii 11: f?: I Mas-'IIS, itnj ill tlniS'' ittsltunC" S
. a !? !?:?rinr?- from duly after res cat*"! udrtinoi.i? i
is vv!l"u11 y persisted ia. tlti; Lodges should exercise
their |'".n ers ant! rfea*nsc llie sanctuary." T<>
all faithful Droirers, \ve**s:i\?slntuifke njjen In
your posts oftlntv anil imitate tn<<se worthy Masmis
of V"rc..
!{< true to vn'ttr principles,'and the great moral
edifice w ill statu! I>(-;itttif*tif an(1 complete.
Tugethcr Brtijireti, be tine and faithful.
ALBERT CASE.
CMS. \V- MOORE
NAT VL. SERVERS
J PELA F'RLf). i-.UiCiLt?uu
iiie i$Uj? uiu Fkancis yv il-on, tmra sua
of Titos. W. and Sarah J. Pegucs, r.ged 2 years and 11
months.
Catudcn Prices Cisrioiit.
Ittrf : i : lb. 5 i 6
Baccn, : : : lb. (5 I 9
Beeswax, : : : lb. 19$, 20 <
Bale Rope, : : : lb. 10 12A
Bflr&iim, : yard 20 22
Oofee, : ~r- : : lb. 11 15
Corn, : : ' bushel 50 55
Co! lew, : : : : lb. 4A OA
... ii. I
| A L'ucml'fdy i IU* I KJ%f I
I F.'i ur, : : : barrel ,5 CO G CO
Fot&fcr, : : : '51 20
Molasses, : : : ?a^ 3''!; ^0
Sugar, x : : & ? | 1?
Sail, : : : sack 2 00 2 2o
Tobacco. J i i lb. 0' 50
Peas, ! :. : bushel tJ.O
Polaioes sweet, : : do. 00
Irish, : : bar'l. 2 00 2 25
/Jire, : : : bushel ,5} 00 3 50
Powder, : : : : ' k<-g |G 00 j7 50
CHARLESTON MARKET?June 3.
Cotton*.? A fair amount of business bus been
Gone in Unbind during tiie week jnstrlnsfd, buyers
having (iiken 57C0 bales, against ibe- r c<-i!?'
in the same lime of 3207 bub i?; and tlie market
lias exhibited a greater degree of firmness lliati
has characterised ilie operations forthe last fortnight.
Tlieilemand in ihe early part of the week,
cmijili'd with the light receipts, cheeked tiie
downward tendency in p:ires noticed in ^tjrrep'or'l'of
the 27th nit f and tiie niatkel has not onIV
fliJIv refiovereil itself. but there are tfinya trli?
within a 1 riv days, have obtained a flight advnitr<
f.ir favorite parcel?, not sufficiently so, juuvover.
in warrant us in r!ian<rin* the quotations of th<
|>rc?iot:<* neck. Porch isers in the mean tinnai
I not operate! to the extent of their abilities.
>tit prefer waitiue t!:e rehull of further advices
V on ill" iilh'T side Prices raflaed from 4 l<> 7 4
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Sansii Carolina Female Siis(iliitc.
L'NDES THE DIRECTION OF DR. ELlAS .ilAHES.
?.ihlie Term Commencing. October 15th, 1^13 '
piUCDMST.WCKS, invo! ving to abandonment .n<J j
l/ the proposed Mid Summer :ir Prim!* 1'erm, induce !
LsLliLi?dhcr?? joQ-ir ?'.! datmns. o! e..s::.?ci:ct;.y cur
, *"'n.""T?nr uu iii? ion o: Or tuner
Iil ni.ih.'.g this a'tiMii:::re;?iCr.!, we v.'Ji ;l TTTfni
inctlv ii:i(lcr.s-. i jil. lli'ti Jit.j .ires"".? plan, so fir as it con- 1 f
tri.s the 's i ;r.* /'/ !tj :lie same?aiili I .'in' recently i.j
unou.iceh, ni-muico as |.(!.-nm.cnt a:.d anijde arrsui, I
amis have been made with tiij Teachers ol the I ?- ?.ule,
for a thorough course el I'rhalc htslrucliu::, iioin > .
iie lo'.ho! Jatie to ljji'.f October.
Parents may thus place the:r children during the ' ^
uturner months in a situation, where are cotnhincd the I
itivarnngcs of health and instruction. I f
T.te Academic year commences' on the 'J 1 Monday in i *
)otrvber, and terminates on tin? l/i !i day of .Mine. j 1
I'L'p.i' who can more conveniently come ;.l the open- j
::ir tit the College, in Columbia, or a lew v.ce!;s-carl*cr, j 1
vsi! he received at the time without additional chifvgc i
>Vith the.-c eHf^ptuong, iuasimtcii as the ganeral e.vncn- ! a
i.tores of !llO ! istltule. i.S Ihev re .irrl .jfil-.ri.u ,,,! il f ll
loncorued, ?I;i*c Ironi coniineii(*<*iiint?: of Term, :ir- I 1
Hitmen!." with I'atrons must with roiiic^iualilicalions,! 11
.? made accorJinjjiy.
I'tip.lsaio i liar^eJ from the lime at which tiiey eater, |
the end of.the Academic year.
'J'lie first fcSKion of the Term, or Academic yar, l
lutes on the 14:h day February. lauch tu.st.on p iya-j
lie i.i advance.
The Iiut.uite will be open five dnyr of the wor k, tin- ; jj
lii_' the hours of lecitat.oi), from 6 A. M., to 5 l\ M , 8
o I e inspection of its Patrons, and those interested 11
n the cause of Female education. . j "
TUi R.T2S. [ Jior-rtl
a;iJ entire course in HncliFh Literature, iticlu-1 |(
Live of washing, firewood, candies, &c., for
Academic. Year, ?"J00 '
h'lem.stry, with use of chemical apparatus, for
Academic Year, 1G i
5otanv,_ 10 i
jHtiii, French, Spanish and Italian, each 132 i
lus.c?I'iiuio and Ciuii.ir, each 5" j r
Vc in J'.Minin Prai::cr, (>
)raw:n^r ami each, 22 f
Attache.! ;o the Institute, it re awe ft s-clec'.eil Libra- J
y, rinJowph.ra! and Chemical Apparatus, anJ a t'abi- |
c; cl .Minerals.
Ii' A :i iu'.Lers amliCetcil to the principal, must be p
osl-paid. ^
Uarl:..i:jv.l!r, (.irai Columbia,) S. C. V* r,
il.yiil.t, lew. ft *
Just Received, J
A fresh assortment of Groceries, (viz:) i1
Clarified r; Brown Sn^tr?; (Jofl'.-e; I'rc&h ?<
' as; New Oh-ntis Molasses ttili! !Sa 11; u 11 i;l 11
II
, liicii will be soK! v?-r\ !mv.
June 7. N. I.KVY.
Jstd Received,
5 VEllY stipe i'ir artii"i * < l Whim Vinegar, Lr-j 5
tpo'i It i I?i*i ry ami Mincer Synipsf, Claret
Vimn|'all qualities, Pichloil .Salmon, f
.hum 7. II. LBVY.
S
Fresh ai ihe soda Fount.
[I.'BT roc. \'wi:s. LKMONS, (v.ry line.) j
'F'CLW t-:. U.\iS|.\S and i*iiL -MIS I
a.. - ... h v ro vv; l. |
Jin"! 7. - ' '
$V * the J? : of Ke -a,, v liist a Xepro wan !. J
! : l: : " :i?- !(.r iivioilj, ,. J :
r**f- i}" i>.Fi-iri 1 >.? '. T i1 ..! il.ivr 01 ; \
i, n of .*ic'!?** illa::il i!hhi: ..'1 !
t;b i. 1. I n't ; i ..s ; t" ci>:..0 iuivva.J,
e\r jtMj.i'iiv, : ,v t\; : I I-ik*? Ir'i: ; :ty. I W|
jufti'i-i! s." k. i?. i "
.F i-'.-", v.;v:
< iv< <J, . ; ?ii
i!''.ijS'-.i, - r i ?, Yor':, ?.rs *< :-' ,:r
i : ' '.r , rt-t-r c! "'i?t r ns^.r. I cl/
l i'n , a., i i? !?; A ;t v':*. .** .* "i
1 . t. !l i*
"qgr NHH
1=?
There will hen meetnqfo'MJ.'e \Vasf?'fc^;rai J >er-^_
anro Society of ('a ruder, illthiVTieciun? Ihoon the*!
i'n'tl'Vlerian Church, on Saturday th&l<jr? hatro *
o'clock J'. M. As there will-be bufcjncsR ofirflf nr? "
io transact, the rnetribera of the Sooftty are par/arly
requested !o attend. ^ ? . . w'- . f
THE COMiUTTED'OF ARRANCEMHS.
C'ommiUed~2Mfct
nnO the Jail of 'Kershaw IkistpicrVa
4 rails nam? J<<hn, and says he
Remsnv, of Stnntcr District. The
yellow complexion, 0 fcet^iiph
j and stoutly The - ie
I-forward, prove property, pay eta
Commuted ~
TO the Jail of Kershaw Jigstrict, a pfo*-4nrqin;'*tvho';
cal! his name George, -and says heiiongs tq? Mr$. j
Baker, of Sumtervillc. The &nici slavfc,of dark com- j
plexion, 6 feet high, 50 years old and sidy buut The i
owner is requested to come fonvardrove property, ,
pav charges and take him awn v.
JOSEPfi BASW.'S. K. D.
June 7. 1843. >
VOU are hereby ordered !o parade at }?r rendezvous !
_ in Camden Tuesday, the FOUR I'riUFJULY, at
nine o'clock A. M. propcriy armed-and juipjed.
Ejections will be held 10 fill all office tbx may be
vacant on that day. j \L,
Ev order ot' the Captain. V-ftr
Jane 7. W. A. ANTOTg-O: S.
mnttv. |
milE subscriber fiak liited up a FOUNT A f, and will
A keep a iegul$r supply, with good Syjup '
'J'cmpcrance loiks can thus be at'conimouadd. and the |
intei.voerate can sober themselves. - "
May 31. ' ? : T. f^OQDFoulard
Silks. ' * : '
A HANDSOME lutortlie above articlSwjl be'sold
at a very reduccu' orice, by , ' ijt *
May 31. * HlEVY.
IVotic^ ^r~ I
fjjTILIJAM E. CARLISLE is iv>y autSbfced agent
If during my absence from the Siatct. f ' J
WM. C&HJSLE.
May 31, 1813. ' >,
Solars. ivf?
A fresh lot of fine Segars, Caroliua brand* jfaf receiv- i
:dby 'fcMLEYY.
M?y 31,1843. p"
fe'itiilee Canal Compalfr.
rllE following Resolution was passed-byKbe Direc-.
lou at their last meeting, and ordereito ?be pub"li
. < !:rt\ That from nnd after I h/tlf L j?lt8epjcn ibo r
V: T >tP? .VTl:W: ;?i? Cui
i :i ."in.tie:1 l > >; i . .. f.u'uJ.'H'.IIJ ,...
iTl from Cui~^fZn-?rirrrtrtX >\ or the Toll shall be Twen I
y DuUars mi tfie mulch or pair of Boats, when one con- 1
tuns the other. " j
liARRil' SI.MHN.S, Svc'tj. <f- Tiras'r. !
C! r.r'e.-'rr, May Jl, lsl'i. ti.'JO
The United Maies District Court, j
>1-STRICT OF S. CAROLINA?IN BANKRUPTCY. 1
| inn matter oi SK I'll K. (ilPFdKDiitid.vidii illy,
[ as W-t'-einiiuhe:* am! Jeweller, and as hte copartner j
l Tims. A. Hague, Tavern Keeper, of Camden, S. (1 |
Pursuant to an order o! the 1).strict Cort o! the Unimi
-j.ales lor the D.vTict of South Car?ina, no ice is ,
ere by given, that a use he shewn before lie sj d Court, i
t the Federal Court House in Charlceto) on the nine- I
eentli day of August nest, at 11 oVled, A. M, why c
l.o stul -Selli K. tiiti' rcl sin u'd not recent his discharge '1
nd certificate ac a Bankrupt. i 1
II. Y. GfAY, Clerk. '
Charleston. hlKli May, 1813. i _ bl
Iii lOqnity?5versl:aw District.
Ctllii- J,i.-iy v.>. l. ?io..Z'i E T.oislt and Suite! Parish. Bill '
lb: sjnedic performance, injunction nil relief.
[T apptiaruii tu the s tt .s acti >no, too Com ssi< nerthat 1 '
i Ltren^oE. I'jfuai and tSmiuel I'ar.s do enilaiits in j
ue above case, reside beyond the l.nnts; this Stale: It ! I'
, therefore ordered, on :ii:?t;oji?oT WW i cSaiissure, | 4
'ompiaiiiant's Solicitor, that t hoy do lead, answer or yj
enntr to the said biil of complain: ui'.h three mouths ir
ami t.:e puhlieai. a hereof, or it will I taken pro con- j,'
sdo against t'icni. I *
JAMES CAN'TY, Cortmi'r. j 'r
>I.iv ft isTL 14rJU j l'
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imiiit oi i ommtm Ij.
SI1? TKR uIMKIC |n
>,-I .ur:n? & Wi-ito v<. !Iy -J .rliei T. & I'. Clor- | J *
ry vs. Ii.": ) IJ
Slilt' D III-, liiriM'V -I-i, :'Kl:?" Im.'CII .irrc.ctL
t'-i :ui I r-\v. .:M tie |?r m linim!.- ' r the ' *1
hstrict ul'.Sti n'iT, i-y \ ir'i!" ?! '-'.'r.. (*.ij,i.J Sa;.s- lh
teioirJurn, a' iiio -it: ??! O^l-nfiiii' A\ :t:tr .-u-l \
C.'crry, am! Invuijj tiled in :uv j-ciiliun pray- 1
itj lor I lie bene.it in tie: act ol tin: nn'r.ii A.-si-nih. v, j( (
ir the benefit cf ii.s-.-ivoal dchtoixaageiucr aah ?i
:hedul'.'ol!ii3 csta'e an-! nice is Jureb- 1
iven to the saiii plaint:!!*, and ail "tr creditors ol' llio 1
aid Harney Ilarfield to appear at thiourf of Common
leas, to be hidden at SSuinter Cit House, on the
I Al,.ni1<ii> i.. n .l..l>M< n?l
;wwiiu ifivuu'ij iii ncAif i*/ wn II UUV j ^.
ipy havp, why the estate and ofl'eoti the said il.irucy j
irtield should not be assigned, ano bo discharged '
cording to the provisions of tiioi of the (jtnera! '*r'
.ssciublv, for tite rel.el el inyolvtrlpb'.c.rs. ! (ia
J. M. O.'m.AN, C. C. P. 1 i|,
May JL2th, IS i'i- I w;
Ntiimttti' t'loShir. ";VI
HlfE subscriber wet receive me omrsp (>f a 1,1
a. days,a lar^r assortment oj (ieuncn's ami Youth's
unnncr (.'lothm-i on coiisifrinnentun New York.
I' will ho mule tip in lcie most /..enable style, and ! fit
Id at i.u ':"liii':li/ l?w prices I q_
I'prsoiis wii?? are net supplied, u!d do well to wait 1 ii?;>
yj pxan.ine lliein. . W. l'?U.\.\;iY. v.in
r L"ii!ou Syrup, and I quality 4\nrVr * ' ,Vl1
i.
Spulii i
'in U.iriu's and '.t v.; an 1 wit"?L'uin- ft
i-i
p ([> f.iri to .iy ,.;iitiii^^Hjhc Wood vard and
i.e. .'I'll it ;iu t W^Vtlrcn of 11. tlii^V- 1 jl^
i.ft'i.! Ci'.ililri'ii "I Aj s .Ml,.: 'oWitsui.ii.u in i r iniw
\'.n\ i".t-r n-idt' ?\ii|.<v:t ilie ale a ori'h.i d. It is, ' tin.
rrt ilri* Or?, i>d, 'i' a i,ii> d,> apt, .i.d o je.-l to llie
w-i'ii or saif ? : the lio.il L^litc ' ,\.ur.
lot d. f,n " * l'i for i:iti t;Olli ?iav ijAnjufl 1 f.i "
n e the i mi <: ?i!l 1 c cnUrt d? ^ '
" ' ' / **,
TirL
rnjn(lESRn edi.inesare ::? :?-L?!t'iJ lor t :c ir name to their
fcr mniiiest iiimI sen-b . etioti in puri.'uicr the spit'tigs
iiD'l channels oflilc, urul enduringlitem with renewed ton**
and'igor. .In many hundred certified ra es wliioli have
been ma le p. b!:c. and i:i a iiiost every species of disease'
In the hum.in fia i e is liable, lie fiuppv effect-" of
MOPFA'ITS LIFE PILLS AND I iffiNIX KIT'iJj&bj
have b?oii gratefully and putdiclvr acVnowiedned b\ tl e
"persons be- efitte J. arid who nere prcvi ia-ly un.ic<jnarntcd;
with the beautiiu ly , hilosophicel principles uj on which
Ihet are compounded, and'upon which they conectjoenlly
act * . i.e. i
1 The "Lji7E MEDICINES recommend themselves in dis i
j, fetcry cercri; lit n " Kir tiis: < peraiinn is Ui loo-i
Voio the st-) mil untieis,uie van u?in<j>urmr^ ?nuj
^fc^es constantly b.?ltlit g arcnrnl th?i?; aid to reu ove
^AUrc'r: o.l faces which c? I'd ?" lll?* convolulioif oftbe
PlWsn estirii s. Other 0 '.V;i-8r ially cleanse,
Miri-'fvand leave such Collected s' s behind as to produce
habit mil-c giivr i.cas, will) r.U its ti"5i.ao cfevils, or sudden
diailcc'a, with it-" imminent dangers This fact is well
known to all ngular anatomists, who exa.'-ine tlie human
bowels alter death: ami hence tlsp p:ejueice of these wry
informed uvea against. qu*ck incd.cn.es or in'd;r:nes P't*I
ated and liera.dTW to the public I y iguoiar.t persons/ The
second effect ot thr Li.'e Medicines is tot ieanse the ^u.ncjif
and the h adder, and by this means, the liver ar.d the latigsj
the litahltftij acti rijjl'vvliicit entirely depends upon the
regularitvol the urintR organs. The blood, which takes
its red color from the agency of the liver and the long* belope
it pauses into the heart*, being thus purified by thein,
and nourished kv food coining from acleunaton acli, course^
freely thfpugh the veins, renews every part ol the system,
tu_d triii, r?; fiantly mounts the banner ol health in the
blooming check*
Motfatt's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thoroughly
tested, ni cl pronounced a sovereign remedy for Dyspe'psia.
Flatu'eney. Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of Appetite.
Heart burn and Headache. Restlessness, 1.1 temper, Anxiety,
Languor ami Melancholy, Costiveness, Diarrhoea,
ClioIcr>, Feversofali kinds, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies
of all kinds, Giavcl, Worm*, Asthma ami Consumption,
Scurvy, Ulcers, Inveterate Sores:'Senrhu^r. Eruptions and
l ad Conn lexi<n, Eruptive con pla-nts. Sallow Cloudy, and
other disa?reeable Ct)"iplcx:ou<!, S ilt Rheum, Erysipelas,
Common l'< ds and Influenza, and various other complaints
which afflict ll.e limi an liaine In Fkver and Acer., particularly,
the Life Medicines have been m -st emii'.ent'y suece-sfnl,
so much so, tliat in th< Fever and Ague Districts,
Physicians almost ui ivnsally prescribe iiieni.
All t ni Mr Mofihli u-qufiesuf his patients is to he particular
in laking tlie Life Me lieines strictly according to the
directions. it is not t>y a newspaper nntice, or by anything
that lie lumselt nay say in their favor, t.iat he hopes
to gain credit. It is alone by the tesults of a (air trial. For
sale by J. ft. McKAIN.
May 24,1843
POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED.
F">r cmiglis cuMs, s'l'Tlnt'ss of b't aih 6: astlirr.a.
Fff^his invn ua'dc .Ved'cine has the extraordinary proper
X ty of i n r ed.a! Iv relieving (' ughs, Colds. Hi arsent'sa.
ditlieultv of Rie.ithing and Mistiness in t!-.e '1 hr. al.
Ifnperates hv dissolving the ci'ii:<ea!vd Phlegm, consequently
causing free t s; eclorali. n.
'1 luxe who are irouided v it!i that unpleasant tickling
in the throat, which deprives them of rest ii'ghl alter night,
by trie incessant couch which it provokes, wil , by taking
one dose,.fin I immediate relief; and one bottle in most ca
scs will eflect a cure.
Copy ot n lpltrr from Miss A. Thomas:
Sir,?Through the medium of this letter, f beg leave to
oiler my i*r.ite:ul ihanks toryour invaluable U .Ibuii; having
suffered by ?evi re rough an ! diliicuuy of breuthingf.ir sever.!
I win tvs, was quite curpd bv taking one botile on:y.
1 a.:*. Sir your grateful and obliged rer -aut,
A.M.N Til0 *1 AS, Uuiafi *t.
New Yoik. J-uly lj ici'J.
Sir?The great benefit I have derived ffcm the u-e cf
the B ils mi oi An sei d, in Asthma and difficult;*>f breathing,
in I.ices uio-to .say'that yeu aie at full* libetty to refer
to me at any ti i.e.
jy JANE iMI'.Gl VNEY,;107 Eo-ery.
Sold wholes le and retii.bt ' <
JAMES R. McKAIN, Camden S. C.
Price 25 cents.
May 10. *
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
TAYLOR'S iLvNnm of Liverwort, from 375 Bowit]^/
cry. New Y. rit. TV.. ::g! > f-.V-lds. i a
" r | 'i ' g if JJ'v-od^
nnu a 1 i irrrs-p Alice in k i?'i i.'.c Throat ?^ ~ 18
arc a source ots.> much suikrinj, an I tinariesleri. so of.en
terminate in Coiurumi tion, il.is Mcdxii e is hiphiy and
iu-l y dis inguis od. li is purely vc.elal.le?mi d ami pence
in :s 1 ft'.-i is u.poc t. c svslein, in.ci c.iii be taken coi.se<1
ait nily, evi rr in the most <! licate c natilution \?it > s;< 1< ly
as uiill ;.s tin ity. I' iv.-ioi:n.s .aicili.tr c.;t'i 1 s t l:ec!s. and
a-.varc of its inc. icin I qualities,, resctihe it s:i l..rir practie,
loth as a palliative, and *s a remedy, anil v. it I; the Aledica!
Faculty n- r II, , it has met ivuh creat appr. b ,;ion 1 erlilii.ite
ai.il i.sti i.ntii i.'s from tin bielus: .mil must resp vt,
blc sources. slieuMiiis the sueci ss v\?.iili 1 as attended it
even i.i extre i,e. and .nil times app at i.tiy almo.il li >peiess
rases eonld be tirnisficd in <jr? r.t ii.imeis; but these are
J111.1 cess.iry as ibe pr p.ration is air.a.!y li.o well Lr.own
o need a iy such np 1 ml oes.
A noun ctfeit tin 1 s. urmus article h; s brcn pet up. He
arclul thereriiri to pit ilici>eiiu tie, tvbieh is lVmn 37a Howry.
Far a common en!cl it is > ru* of the very best remedies
hat tnn be used. For sue l*v
J.AM..5* H* MoKAl.N, Camden S. C.
Mav 1ft. IS-IH.
JVcw Spring ami Summer Goods.
IT* ANDERSON iC'O., are no.v receiving their sun.
'? * ply jf Spring ami Summer Ciooda from New Yoik,
iitoitg wliicli Will be ibuii-l the following articles viz:?
.mcy .vi u^ittis ami Lawns.
1 French primed Jaconets,
louriiinjj Muslins ai.d Lnvns.
arlston ami Scotch Ginghams, (new style.)
tell American prints ami Muslin, (low.)
i.-li Linens and Long Lawns,
ineti Cambric IJandkciOiiiofa,
rd-cyc and Table D.upor.
uckaback Grant Dowlas,
iinask and Huckaback Towels
1 L.niH'ii ..ii.1 Cnituti Shirtings
riped dumcstrc Ginghams (..I 10 cents per yard)
1 Fancy r....J * ? " t
k. L'ninba/ine and Alpaelia Lustra
pcrn-rhtk. l?r.i!> lie Etc. ?
[)o and I'" ti/..1 ??
_ _ vuaitiiCiU
" 5
kvvii [. linen uml Drilling ^
:icy iM'l od and Doe skin Gtunhioon
Vise:?A large uT'Tiinunl of <2
Ready made Clothing, "
0
CONSISTING OK ^
igliani and Printed frock and dress Coals ^
uiisli " *' " "
.vii, while, and Grass Linen " a
iniiMKin linen and Linen Drill Pants.
rsei lev, \\ i llii.j; .w.d limiting Wsts
I IJjt.-, Sec to all of cvliich, wo
i!t t:.c altuVfcKi^yi^oiir ft tend* miU customers, as we arc
'"k !"V-J "" ?A^A.NDHfKtsuN & CO. y
New &oo?is7 ^ ~ m
HE sutorribcT has just received his SPttING and
Sl'MMT.Jl STOCK, lonsis-tiiiff in par, of .\ius- j
, i . v. :ir. < siiij'lianitf. l'nats, hli-icie'd. l?mvn and I
i.i 11.r;t":;. v, Dr.ib tie V >, l.iitt J a::: [i-iiy.vo:ii?. I
u.ni-r a r:. ::iil!PU r? |i?e tmv a nij( t.uu, I
!_Jc. 'i uul ic to.J at 1 lit* it'U'fsl I
ii'u c--...-.v : : m, , " !?i:
A :.l. ri
VJ:i> iO. 4 r; i
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W. I ' ! ; N! N 11-7 Vil.uJ. \
I,,, -.I*1'*.*
cirtO" ? 'jnrj " I like
.?I'.JC or any ?' ' * u-accd | r:c.<!
V i:itcs' nrf:;rr- "d CrJ:n5 '-iwfta c;6n,4 ! ? '
TaWic t, c,6ned j t.ikfr
i l~?
Siatc joi ft Gist Si dJartitoa?^iaitcr .
f DiafjilCTL,
IN' THE ("CURT OF COMMON PLEA?,, f ,
Bryant P. Iibam>>, vs. Judaic W. Fic-I wr>?Deelaio^afcin
? -' 1 Aiiai3Bi,?iinffJ?Bnfl8B.
^81&. nf REA8S. jjiif Plnunifiin tbc-i-'unw cosp, has this
I f1 (jfl'. ^ileil fai? di ciar.ilion ntT. inst Jacijfs W."Bf|vjn,
hp Dffc';dant, xftn.h liem end without the Iw|iit#rdf this
Stale, (as iris s'nid",) aiwf fiavli g . mitLe;^ wife or*attOTBey
fcnwfcii, upan.nfieirt 3tt opy juC the ab'H^p aeclnaligsi with a
rule fo | ItoC thcrrta h aj Tf"js Ckcfefojt, in
pursuance"?? trre Acts pi the Assembly of I he, State ^In
uo case, tnapr .ana -{rrwjtwx; vrnrretr mat TiiC Ueti-ndan'itoi
wirllin a year nn3 a day Worn the
d-a?- hereof, ofH^rwfce fiital and aIi<=o!rftejjhIgmer>t;'wtfl be'
then given and,K^alr5i dagain.?-tthi- DclVndant t?y d?.fault. '
*.m J, M DABitAN, C *C..?.
Office of Common Pleas. 9tf>r?t? r District, May 17. 1843.
I ? +
Sogers! Segars! *
A. fine assortment.of SUGARS, various brands, just received
l-y W. B. JOHNSTuN,
May 10. i f '
y.,,..
Lost.
5 Noic drawn in my favor *bv-Capt Lepnard-"Wliit?,
for seven hundred and forty dollars,'dated' fefT'OT
abiutthe 23d January 1343, due 1st April lasC"All
perso."1* are cautioned from trading for said rtote, notice
of tu? los? has been given to the drawer1. "
Any periBo.'^finding said note, will ^onfer 4 favor by
delivering it to dry. THOMAS CLERRY.
Sumterville^rftlay 25th, 18-12.' t t?1
Notice.
OWNERS of private Lots with drains running thro'
the same across the side walks into the public ditches,
are hereby notified to have the said drains crossing
the side walks covered over as early as practicable, iar ''
conformity to the Ordinance of the town.
By order of Council, R. L. WILSON,
May *21. * Recorder- ..
AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRiZE*'
2Ccro, cl)mp anil raluablc iDork.
fTUlE undersigned proposes publishing, as soon as a
X sufficient number of subscribers is obtained to warrant
the expense, .
A .IIOMTBLY P?R;0DICAL
vi tmni uakojb octavo tagxst ?
devoted exclusively to Agricultural antf-fforticufturll
information?zi.d such Other mat tern as may particularly
interest the "planter and tar Ar, atllhe very low price
of FIFTY M*T^E?Ar?riT%
It will w& ha wisotr.ely printed on finej>apcr_aad with a
email clear type. :
The Cash principle will be adopted and strictly adbeared
to. /- a
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Cheraw. S. C.j April IH. 82" *:
:
*r Tlie Spectator* ' ~
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' nius of our Republican institutions, and more conducive -to
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Washington, D. C., April 5, 1843. A
An Ordinance,
To prevent the introduction of the Small Pox in
the tnwh of Camden.
WHEREAS, the introduction cf the Small Pox into
(,'nmdcn would be very prejudicial to the iniiabiantu
thereof:
lie it therefore ordained, by the honorable the Intendant
\nd Wardens of Candcn, and it is hereby ordained by the
tulhcrity of the some, (hat any person or persons who
hall bring the iimaU Pox, orceruse it to be brought wilhn
the limits of the said town by itiecuic/irn or otherwise,
iithoi.t the ecprr.su consent of the Town Council first had
id obtained',y(hall for frit <!? '*"> *-r' *'
,.v si vj/twcc ine sum of I
ieenty pouatQs, ami the like sum for every person, /ic, she, I
r i/u.^ s'<ct7 inoculate or cause to be inoculated afterwards: I
) 6c recovered as pointed out by an act entitled "An act I
> incorporate the town of Camden." I
The above ordinance will be put in full force against I
U who violate the samSt H.LEYY, I
Intendant T. C. I
C-imdcn, S. C. April 16th, 1843. |
iUail AfranseMents till 1st July. I
YOHKVILLE MAIL, I
ia Re?J?K Liberty Hill, Kussel Place, Landsfoid <J-c. I
itftvcir Thursday at hail'past 10 a. in. Closes same day I
at 1*3 I
LANCASTER MAIL. I
ip every Tacsihy and Friday at 3 p. is. Closes o?ory I
SamLy una U'edncnd iy ni ? p. m. H
SI'MTERVILLE MAIL. I
e ovcrv Tuo-div and Friday at 8 p. m. Closes every I
>ur??jv and Wednesday at 4 p. in. H
v iateburg MALL ?SOMTIKfc
I
..muchw tor a few B
, v ; crtAins dejirous of having their Miniature* B
in, uiil please call as homi as possible, a3 they may B
wvc another opportunity for some time again. B
inse who ha*c never soon this beautiful manner of B
tjj Likenesses; arc.invited to visit his room; he will. B
^rc.'.t pltavjrc in explaining it to then. B
IP ALEXANM^