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^ ^V^dr^di^ify & :?^isl 93^' 13^^. ^ ' ? * ? !&?*: ?*?? V mi*/, ^ini iJriilfi T?m,A7T' " R JLfZjJ&iJisSl&i 11/ JUS Hiitaiiviio. B-" 'FOS PRRnIWRXT. .K-. ' ' ff JAMES K. POLK, ;; Of Ti'.nswc. Ml :;'Wi Vi B pilKSlMNT,r^-A / =' " > ' W ^ GEORGE M. DALLAS, R O/JPenn^flrania. I fe,? I Willie and Col." Oirs-xur. t.> ih * queries of-: A V I ter." Col. DicTiixsoN- is at pw-iem nbsoaitfrom ?!:e f , f Sttrte, aid we pre rami will rop'y o:i his return.". * ** .. ]' 1 , :l*ew C'otron. We-understand that a tat* o?(?vw cotton front fb ' plantation of GoL' O. S. Roes, of Sumter District was'soild in Stateburg, on.'the 22d in$tun? to L. I Dinkinj^xtG 1-2. cents- N"one'of the new crop ha* yet been' bro^g|^|i deal'in the vicinity ready, for market. jPh?--sijjpKK-,| is nne tor garnering-, ?? ?? -v -7 . 11 - . ! night Mrlifr rtmoVjij!-, A'p'anWi'toM m <ki. ^ r . dey he Hal 15tbales.oot an-J-that.-Jm pschnig.arerc. ged 150-lb*, to the hand perrlav. BBpa^id<Mi?y. a:t-1 published an ai'Jww Uo hisf sen-.-. H^oo^ tfafctt," wbfch wa mtflay before 6ij; I (readers next week, . f. Democratic MaolJsj |q Chc^jBlaR. . !H A large meeting of the Democratic Party of .tin- M .city of Charleston wits hekftwr the 19th iost. to taV into, consideration the situation of public 'afFiirs ' ift . regard to'natioa.a! anl "state iKi'iry.. A coairtilltc' \ of 80. was appOinted;fortho purpose, who reported r> ; preantbielhd re^iohftiona^ which were' anahiinr?us!y adopted. VVo can only copy' the ' following. - which. we.have no doubt express the opinions t?f a largo majoHty.of the people ofthe.State;?" .. l-r&esolred.- That deliberate n*ff>>ctw? havbut <orv; rd to ronhrm our ?*uW-c?ir}vtcri<?n.s, that in.4ho-g eat struggle turn* pending -between the ijoniocrstic and* / ^ugpaftK's it is Ti<rt on!v.<>ur dirty hut our wTtMiit ' policy to malye cornrnon cau?o with our friends an I , tho friends of our uistilul i: m r?gjli tt*t (lie dangprous disorganizing and unconsfftulionul doctrines andd^- 1 signs of tlip Whigs and "AholifiouisN.- and csp.-oIulH' that we shall rwdeernWr fv'lh in tho -Pro ident'a' canvass and e'rction. by giving our cordial, vigyrott < and united support to James K. Polk and George hf. t Dallas. > . Resolved 2nd, That .while we are fid'y sensibY , that the'partial aijd oppressive action of the Geiiep". Governrnenr/rnjthe people. -property and Industrie pursuits of the South h.no^re'avH int has h "en a? ^rnvatcd hy tho [K'.'fidi.Hjs b-each of the ?r?t ji pTerfg* B cd in tie comprnnjisn rtfTgoS qotf tft*< pti*-nge o B thn odious Tariff of 1342 we vet see in thp present B condition and projects of pnl/fe afftirx, aril in ThrB position ami wishes of our Democratic friends in B other States, reason*, sufficiently sirohij to induce :i to deprecate asa spr^tca'aoi'tvone division an Imp.. 'gftttftyof j&?$e t(f reArcs* our w"ierW -1' f First. There am vc-y nrtny a-n inj^t ,ourse!ve B. and our f:icn:l? nlsewli'-m^xdso opinions am w >: . t 1 thy all respect from u ) win have not lost orery hnyr < I ofredress 4 from a rc?'i n'o'j si>n<o of pistirr; in tlv ! | Democratic path*?* skpo'd if ?iicc ?? I in "the cnm'n .r CiVction*. espemai v w'ru.K tney see irce rnnnn arid decided eyteminn off.-ee trad* prin~rnVH in ?hr? new Agncultum' S'ates which are *T?p:d'y growing *i into power and influence in. the We.<t and .North West. . Serrond. Rr the fttoetma of Tarn**"K. Polk and the I defeat of tTe.nrr C'ny a ?ub-tntit'n.! .victory w!!f he n r gained fw thy C institution ?.'w Presidential pnwe f and influence wi'l Item the"band* of a Southern 1 noarr?-a fnVnd r;f free trade .nsirl identified'with u ' and our to*tit?Tf iotas, and an ennmv of the Protective policy and Ahojhioufera-Hind we ought not, by a m* - action' ?>f our State, to ?pbarrns* .our lessen the chancer of bi* election it* wftieb much thar be gained or came his defeat whereby so much nyi*t .!> ? In*: t and by which we sljaM draw on onr*e!ves thel/an* of our friend* in other S'atjes. change their hind feeling into coldness, perhaps resentment and hostility by dnnecc^arily "weakening and embar.ra^iugthe n and thus increasing the numbers nnd spirit of on , enemies and adding to our difnru.tics m obtanin<r < justice. Third. The union ofthnse Suites hnvincr interest*property and inctitutiorfs, identical with our own; o? ' of a portion nfthem, against the tariff1 and a'm'itio'i 1 and for the great American measure, the Annex i ' lion of Texat is of the highest importance. an ! v should ho procured if pnssibV, so that they mnv pre- J sent with us one course of meaoresan I action air! until an "ff>r. Ins hern fk'riv tnvte anrl.fai'ej to ohtain such Constitutional consultation ntrJ coopero ' .* ' tion as will produce it, if is not ndvihehhi for Souti? 1 ?- Carol ine to resort to her own separate action. ! 0. Rewired. That the charge that South Carolina | fe seeking a dismemberment ofthi* Utrihn, or has. '' countenance 1 aey such wasure is 'gratnitiotjs and ' has no founda'ion in fart, and that it winuV he tn-t worthy of even this notice, had not I\fr. Clay, the ' Whig candidate for the Presi-dency. a'lowed h:;n?*j' ! to he" so far imposed unon as to betray h'm .into countenancing, in'n puh'ishrd letter, this miserable ] and calumnious imputation upon a loyal people, of whom Iris recent and social intercourse should have taught him to judge m'>r? truthfully. SiisuiOQ. We copy the fo'lowing fv.m the Cn'urnV' Chronicle a thorough going whig-nnoer. for fhe rd Mention of those horror xrriclu?n pa'rb's, \v!io !> i cam'1 so much a'armor! on account of "the rash an r violent sentiinfln's of a fhw hot hearhvl partisan*" i? curSiate. We tru<t it will hare the eff'Ctoftyre " irijer their fears. It is whig authority; wii! they be T rllcve it?? " t! F03 Hojin CoNscnFTia.v.?We huvo renetv-"" ' from a gent'pma'n in YVa*b:nj?"on. an Address dc'te ered by Willis Green, of Ky., before the A'e.taadr a ff). C. ICavClub with the ronfiest that \vn won give it a notice. We have roar! the speech \vh: h tears very hard upon our Disunion friends in S? h i Carolina, a:rl a'th ngh a* much cmppsed to the}1 principles us Mr. Green cm posriby l?e. do not for! I disposed to en lorse his sentiments with reward tr them; and. as apo'icab'e fit the n-esent case will refc peatforthe benefit of our Washington friend an j^^cdoio we fa i n (is orutor^nt^M^^r^sippi^^cvhf) hiring .visaed a .Mgliboring ? ate. a'ttl'i-t'ifoC'liiif S?ate-to pteaae um; declare*! one ofbfe o^Kmonrs-al^rfiine %Hog.,] Sir," replied PreriHs*. sterny, 1 he may he, a qeg !l I would have, you Know that he is- our dogy and ':at we allow no one else to-kirk him." So it is with us and our Disum'ort friends. among .vhom wfc kpoiv there many amiable and clevet mnllirtuiB irikiitWiW.1 ttegtrtJKfctrtibn?aSRi ' A>a riinnol iiiii uuvi vt^r "V?*? 'oubt. a!rhr;uwJi vvc Relieve them to bo deluded a' icsent bypKftrtloms of their own creation, nor dr vc thiuk either their.doctrine or their- esarhplo suf :cient! V dangrifcus to justify* much severity, for we df tot think the jfcyerwiif shread beyond the limits oj l^&afbrt. <$|p tha -hero adjneerTf lie;" limits - rather cmttraoled for I *^ou| uli^rat^' * th'0 * tife^ubRtfof' Stt> otytirih be i^r.. R h elr^feal -<g^a peffrct-;Heptddic v=?r. 4X0T riUfe.k ^5.^i4i ife Rt^'kato.' |SSS -^SSiSfS^ tiil riotVsfitv?"rn i?if>>T(irit*iiAof*> .-hf #ti>i n rpbukfl til I-Iit wh'cRwiser heads have roared up. A few airii chirytng responses-" in >^4th of July tbgstV^and oitwj oratorical ' flcurnlHw1 in newspapers and Vat >ub!ic f'itmers.'havo ab>p&.been -tlicited; but the Press of the State iiaf* ifeb,ukod the moyemsiit? the Treat leader ofthe Pomotraev.is. ng?iri?i ft; the'lit, !o Jokers obey his noil; and Robert Barnwoll Rhett atnd by-hw? own deo'nration, ??soljfnnr and alone,'' igsSrV. bis "bad cmirtenee.'* of Di?tmion, whithe? ie never can persuade the people of South C'aroliha ??>How hirfi? What rayjftbe. up-ennntrv?" Lpt old Greenville, PeodVff'irt. and their nofehbn'rs answer these vnun tug.; trnm-rhe [*>w-ronntrv. an t ?av whether. Nicy :vi!l frrfnw^Ir. It/s Jei'l?ami iliink it "time to iUcu'ato the value of tT:e Union." ' ; R'ps rolU a Tory. Immediately after the \ftmbntmn of Jaxks -Kj ?5Ltc liy ti e Denroerntic C.'nnrc.ntion, seme of the a*Ii?rr papers charge! j*2z-'.liicl PoJkj'wiih being a to. y during the revolutionary war. The cha'ge was lenicd and forth with a long list of certificates we.re paraded and .pub'islnWt in their papers, and printed in wirfSH^Kfeent;all over the Union, substantiating he charge-, f >r the purpose of visifingthe sins ofthc 'nindfiiilwr upon the g-andsnti. These certificates idwever.'pmfessed to give only the declarations jmd others, on a matter of which the certh je -s (though o'd men .anil women, near neighbors of Sdekhtl Polk ).wcre CD'Ucly ignorant. The strong, st po'ot proved- u-.is that'be tonkyjfrilfsk protection o save hh prwjaity from the Tbrtcr. whHethe' same i lifi T.rc str.'es ((Veto ?J:c nmbprhs own Wiwhtfige) hat he served a< Captain ill two campaign* tjprfin*' be;iorjes anHindians. Ezekiel Polk wa? i^'iojrv v^r.M ..t > ^ ,?^? ?" <<<i ft'tfetnyi'-'ttf 'Th'im.tn Al?mk'ltr.\ MK(;KLK\hu!IO Co., \. (?. Anjf. '5. 1844. I iva5;:i."qunintcJ with Co!. E wKini. Pu'Jc. during h Rev ohitiwm v war, I know (hat I e served iwn tv;n,?Vsiri< as Captain one again ?tthe to-ies on Rnyor-ek where he xlijiporso.l then, and one h"th*. ntrrn't the ftj Jian-* and' other*. in the i \gViorhoo 1 of ninofv-si\, in wVcb campaign I nrved ma soldier enter him. The seat of war vi< tV:n removed nirthwad and I<!b not kmw of lis being, in the armv afterwards. H; riytwr fogjfc i let in' any shin? winner, or form. a<za'n*l his Wfn'iyi?nor did I ever intend to charge that he did in 1 I jruv cmote.-tha pbvgt to he fn'sa. nor d; 1 I wer hear that char;-* ma!' uiti' of 'ate 1 heard i'. a'ways rcni Jjred'ih'ft EsekioT P.?!k wax thennst a'otited ofa.'l the fiiml'v. . * TQQM\S ALEXANDER. The*. Alexander is thp only witness upon vrltoin te" whig* hare relied They jwihiKhe I ill his state. n ?nt sum* time ago that Eiekiel Polk took protec ion. -? S'x'rmvi! nf Gxir^c 0 t*w, ribou' yeir? old: . . Lin*::ol\ County An;:, f>. IR14. I wis ba-n nod '-nisei in Carn'ma :m 1 was . so'J'er in the R v.o'utionnrvwnr. (which the penion rec6"ds wi.U *ho\v.) [ was we 11 acquainted vTth E'.e-iel Po'k. Thomas Po'k and a'l the Po'k that creed in thn Revolution in the Caro'idan* an ! State. they were a!! goo 1 and :ie*ive Vhiifj hn lthat the c!ia-jre made aaains* E'.ekie! '.ilka! this late day. that he wo* a tnrv in the II". olniinn. is a ba<y Kinder an:l falsehood. It's true hat lie wax tbrce.l from his residence in Smth Curo. ina, by CornwaMis on his wav from Cam Jen to 'harlotte. to take protection or 'eave :ii! his proper v to the ravajres of the toric. Rut left him on the tmt chance and beade.d a peou'inn party of patriots, i'bo annoyed and doujih* the British lories in South Carolina. It was said that Cornwalli* was so anxhis to induce him to raise arms against his eoimtry, hat he offered him a Commission of Cn'npel. I . nf to liye with Co!. William Polk, ne-i- the town '*Char!ot'c at the c'oxe ofth" \vit. and live I with :tn?eve"n! venrsan ! knew E?eVe.' Polk aid never card the charge of tnryistn Against him. And on he other hand, he was considered a patriot nn! jeti'l to his count"V. and a useful citizen. being a Pouted and business man.* GEORGE* OLIVER. t'gnod in n-esp"ro of Pleasant O'iver and S. C. Caldwell. The above certificate* ae se'ectcd from a uutnher fathers, in the Mecklenburg JpfleYsnuian, and a; or whig brethren are so fjad ofths descendants ni" evolutionary whitr* hope they will cease making link n n/vtcri Koffl tu #? IV! Qm'tli tt.nl ct iiwi -w MWi.uiiot' vju in i tjtitnu i i;: inici ni?li he had un lorrtond (hat old Mrs. Jones lia;l said tiia! ' 'g'.;y Brown had fold Jenny Sikes she had heard bat uncle Ben had told aunt Bcttv that Jim Mitt ox ? bought Ezc.kicl Polk wa* a (orv. CAMDJN, Aug. 20, 1814. Mr. Eii'o**: fti your Journal of ib<? 21st instant 5iH the following question* propounded to myself ud the other csridida'cs. to represent this District ) the next Legislature?that is l^t. Arc yon in favor of giving the election o{ ' psi lent, an 1 Vir.p President to the people? 2 !. What a e y nr v>':\y? in re'ation to the ronr* :es proposed bv Mr. Ilhett, and others against the presentdisp^sidoU,^W.rnt^ ;|kJl>?rm:t "the Ju. , a chaiigu wuuldaHect no coustitbimt provision? ; it would shape the law in: be tie ydforitaty' to- tbo theory of our Government, uib a- ttaie to come, give to a minority the. power ' oriiy of making. 1 themselves hearJ, but aiso tint, i mutter ot great . paitioai interest, in a Giwnr eni^whicii is atways to he administered .'by a-j) ^ &old it "to be a matter of high policy- and durj jt oiiiy to respect.. the. rights, but to encourage tlaj tioa\ and power-, checking inlluenco ofmiiiorit{e . . *, *dd * What arc your views in aiiahWthe rcmcr dies proposed by Mf. Uhctt ant ieVs' against the* Tm'iu;' While I do not deny the rigfc jt^State-'to interpose its sovereign auu.d/ity, to t st the npeiutiuu of an act springing from a clear irpaiiua ol feder-. *ai power, yet uic expediency of losing tuts eiuineiit right, must, uuner ai y circ fauces, present a.subjcct tor iiarst .serious daft Wi; while any saier way of relief is open; wui reason can have access to the heads of our btethx aau justice commands the houugo of their' nea . tl necirttut be ; 'employed. A deep sense of-inji $ipy 'so-haiuids suggest, but prudence- aud pit: *iiu hhuusoiiing; lorbearancc.wiil seldeuijU-sttty t &tyg?rous resy.i.: 1 1 cannot express iny views belie, i -tins' t.;p;e, than ' by. adopting the language of j: deners./ii. V'^if e\ cry infraction of a ci>.iipact of? many pieties is . >o be i esis.ed at once, as u disoiig of it, jfrwe can evor he i-irined'.uLich uuu.cJ tktiw viStr. "We must have patience then and vv;lh I our brethren while uiuer dc/]ii,^<j?ve "Uiein j time for reflection an J o xpe rteJ d'^cui^^emiosf , kei'p ourselves in a suuaiioh to fiidjy |n^ chifjj.ef ofacc^iejiw, aud.suparute 1* omU?&i^|wmionV.bp^ ' ;y wULmi the sole aiic.rnaiives - *rr-^l'. " iV/.V/i'.u KMIMJ . these two eviia when wu'iii&t mf a choice, there can bo no hesitation.'' . L. Under the (unseat juncture ofMrs, I see nolh; ing to Warrant this ultimate actiujlru to any in.-a, j su e which tendstto nul.ilicatioip^ disunion, 1 am moat decide Jly opposed. , jA ' 3d. "Are you 111 favor of the >ja?ed alteration of the. Judicial Tenure! 1 am i j 1-have ever regarded with pride and vein lion, the organic law of our State. 1 am unwu j to toueh it with rude bands,-or to assail it with j; hisidernte amouUinciits?any scheme having in \ v the alteration of any ofias provisions, will not ImJny consent, until tin; evil complained of, is strc.y exhibited, and the wisd'iin of the remedy propo , is clearly established. There is no feature i:: to constitution I look tijwin with moic suti.-diictii and none that I won <1 guard with g. cater vigitau, than that which lias secured'to us through so inti )*ears, an honest, an independarit, and an able juc ary. In all poliiieal systems as well as in systi j of morality, imperfections wid exist, and in our <ycc amunglhum we can not be determined by an blolute. pertectinn iu any, but by the preponderant^! good in one over another: S;>> doubtless, irfctions may" be urged to our judicial system, but std arc inconsiderable when compared with the ubiluto deformity of the amendment proposed. .. \jjeu any efibrt thereto re shall be made to alter thisystcm, and to engraft upon the constitution a subsjule'moro filled wuh imperfections than .bu law us.*stands, I will certainly defend the constitution afcss. In conclusion/i will remark, ^ Editor, that each of the. foregoing questions, lurches a text for a long political sei tnon, hut i havuendeavored to make my observations as brief asvas cofisistciit with the several subjcc.s, and with Ui expression of such qualification* us i thought iUiccssary to interweave. The replies 1 tru?t are uiiicientiy full and explicit?such as they are I sumit them respectfully to tinrconsideration of "*AVoier,s# and to any'othcrs who may feci that they re at all con cerned. . "I Most respectfully, your obd'j'.ervant, JAMES (JiiJSAUT, Jr. S.in:Iy Hill, August 2i>, 1S44. *i entertain the same opinions uponhis subjectvau{i would vote in tne saiuo way 1 did at lii lirst*session oi itf-id. VViien the vote was taken at tc last sess.ou upon iiie Kitne measure, 1 was coutuio to my bed by severe indisposition, as will be seen by etoiciico lotlio Journal 01 llie House. " y r 1" To the E'li'br of the, C^mdon Jow:k!: Sin Many fr.eiids of Mai. \VlbLi\M J.-TAY :LO;l, having ccitMinincd to vote for i/id silpporl kim ;it llio approaching General Kteeliin, beg leave, through )'uur paper, to aan.m.ico himtisa candidate tor the tD.atu Senate. Kershaw District, Aug. 27. 10-14. 'fun PnT>nTf:TJ nv th-it An r?r? nnKSi'SSP no features of political interest. 'lhue is a calm it puh.ic aliiiirs throughout Europe, witch a transitu) disturbance with the Earbnry States and the dis play of h??t temper or su perse rvica he public zea l)y Naval Officers, in thn South Boat, ol the tw< great powers will not bo sufierod to irtenupt. Uu it is a remarkable trait of the tithes, that in the mida of peace all ihe leading States of the old world ar digesting plans or projecting improvements, on great scale, tor aggrcsssve as well as deiensive hos tiliiios, in the more complete construction of fbrti fica lions, the armament of steam ships, <?c., as if the anticipated. Lt no distant day, a general disruptio yi'tho present pacific relations cf Europe. In th ' Y! if ^ .^'"^0'^ills' witl iho s'.*?cft'sm;^ ?>>''V :?(to food for stock, for>tho J.lisu ic'-e of Jvebha\vf .Snyi-- ' * . for amiFa i rlteh], Vill'-enforce. the law ngaiust. /ill' yer,' *F0ii8 thai prepare and'iiso ..Mi.iU lor. that 'purpose, ijru J less they obtajtra wttilon perrn-ipsioii from ?if. a ' rift 'i&aa Au?r. 28, 1844. . . ,_ . - ' ; j. . 'V >? "i 5jt|_*AS removed his office JQ tlie.,!ar?>.>?,ore house on 1 iff the-corueropposite{!ic\B:i:ifc (d.punidejj,\jh.>rt'?e -TuHjr solicits ih^patrcihagfe ;:<jif iif-te3 sucli herwi!l:.tt^ep, whsclhlnetodes every a'rtj- 1 :";' 'Family ;Sei>p3?t?9?'' V;} % ... Hb Wilialso eoiiriimfr actiug-as agetor at either. of ' ffaejfeitt. - - - ' ^. Ke:3teaeffers ?o ninteit^njdp Kife atajiggrig Jj#>upc?^ ? (tlie-o;ic ^flown" tin hnustf,>v^tuni?J *?tifto ,: ?orner.?rSinfr andT?ir 8l?, orihe oHier known-in jhe- .;. 0?is-h'(mM,'6jto?te^u.<i]e-^uk acdlgj^-? mj.nw>4orate te^sj. ^ Choice wi i><cnu>; wpl^^fierorj, ftt-^o3: o6 ?pjt d .W A. M, -Ken." j ??* ?* : -^hL! , . TO lii? ?. ' M | smaH active ^Q\ct?>AVdi:.9j a JldufiOi A Au-21. ' > . J;VilliS MrG'?EN. ? _ KERSHAW Lona^-m o.:; CTii?yquartewy^eurtg.o| tarts' l* heM m i the llall, on l-Vtday evening next a t8.o'clock. . " . By order ofiiie N. (>. 7 . I'. T. VlLLIOrrJUE, vler'y. 1 August 28. 1844. ' . Turnip Seed, &e. . - /] JU6T fecprvcd'a !.re>ii supply of r'all Toraip Seed, u for pale at thu Post. _j ' Rdta B^a; larw Norfqik field'Turnttf-yelW^ tap aitine flatTurnifvao<fca. ydrj? Jiardj; kind tor wjlitfef1 ? u^e; tdjaop.Toroif , a true flat 'F(itn]& oad..vVcry^ar- ? dv tcimf forVnfofc a:V^':!?rVl:nr^ ^nat ir tiurnU'r ft of sprouts from llic* :op, .>v)jw,h makes riuo {jroens; I3.?r ci ]y Spring Tyrnij?, wiiir'j tlopr? flea'f?r-'. orly i*al< use; . SSf'SP wttfe K'in't.i . ?iO^wtSti^h.AV t y cni\ie -to perl*icti?>:i enfl.v .;:iii:lcr, !?v !iei:ig-.unveil y hi>ho.talJ,'ahda.v;lr:-;. - !/ , 1:..,^ !yi,y -5 ? : "T lie above'?ee??sr . cm .r^^r art bW. " V - V! 1 rtllffi aubsrriber >1*; .. : i ' >'.zeJ .a^jiV-for .. .1, g tv, rio!mc?<<of toiieandilic'rt^Jeof ifie c3*&, caww w V surpassed^ ?-s^0^ il ^ y i" HE house a;id !oi im u jiicii lie mi!>scrih^r^TPTBl, i>?. 4^ Kirkwood. . I). L. DJSSMJSSWtlfi. July 31. IJUjj * ? l?. , ?? ?. & _ IVoticc. 01 DURINGr iuy temporary auscWo from Camden, nnd ti the State, I horeby appoint Mr James Ojirtiap-atj at my attorney. S. K. GiFFGRd>. ei ~~ " ""^To &2ir?. ? A woman who is ayo,.d cook or house servant. E11/I quire at this office.' Any. 14, Id 1-1 . 3'2tfCotton Saxv - ~ rilHOSE wlio desire to have their Gins repaired in JL Camden, will confer a I'avi r by ffendmy them "in at their ea'lfest convenience, so that time m*?y beyiven to ^ :ifrninmnil:iK> nil na'rties. On li-tnd. 'it ievv fiOW tx;ii8 J warrantedguo.l. '* JullN WURKM.AN. c August?. 1841. HI ft' s; Pu3>!it; Italic? " . ,, / jlS hereby given, that iho Tpwn Cnii)iril.of.Carnden, m v a coiijifiictten.witii the citizens nf ^orahiuv District, ; will petition to the Legislature of the Siaie at its next '0 Session, for a Public Road leading ironi Camden to L Gadsden. By order of the Council. j ' It. L. WILSON, Town Rec order. Augdst 7, 1844. . HI Um , Notice. PPLfCATION will he made at the next. Session of X* the Legislature, for an act of incorporation of the ( Charleston Baptist Association, SAMUEL FUR.MAN, Moderator. August 7, .1844. . HI tf Notice. THE Vcslry and Wardens of Grace Church, Cafri. den, give notice that applicaiioii will he nnde'to ( the General Assembly at the next Session, for a renew- j al of the Charter ot their Church. * I August 7, 1814 HI Hid i A H ^ H H - ? r ? 4M ?? * * ?11 *? * 9 .*1 V". I ' Of iiiS (u/i.t j' -'TtllE c>ubeir.r;l>**r'*? ? ??.?:.l. ?s ?< : u':v inform tl eircos- 1 4 turners and the paf-hc, ;h::. t.it'y o.:i<; th's <i y re- 1 moved to the stand o ,e dooi sois. io; .;<-s,-is iioi-sor it Ingram, on ?lie corner ?o i?roid a.id iJ.'-ivub Xnvnir, where they will,a* usual, keep constantly .on haod, a lar^e iiitr! handsome stock of SCaplc and Faucy Da'v Good* GrorarJcav &?. c?<!. which tliev will cell at their Tisunl Jim prices for Gash. Grateful tor past favors, tl.cy tcepcc:iuliy. solicit ii. continuance of liiat patronage, which has been so liber ally bestowed upon them at their old stand. i\issessin;r superior facilities for punthssing Goods at the lowest prices, they can sell eheajipr than any other establishment in the place. Call and i>ecl M. L)RUCK lilt & CO. Camden, August 1,1844. . Notice TtliE subscriber bavin this day purchased from \V., " -i' t !r, ilif. Notes. Booles Li. llUglPU'l Ilm I . v.v. v - -- n?.d Accounts ami oilipr; r.n <t!v of the late firm ol -' once . & Hu^iisoi:, In-rtii' St !".: ? aii jii;r..u!>5 in any' way in. dcbtciui the 1 i:5 4 .< tlft immediate settlement is 1 required, an the urns.'he sj-rciily closed. 1 Mr. l>. I!. is a; v x\ !tuii-.:??i| t.?? receive and t;ivc ri?eeijit.s it s 'tt'onuMt i. ;l e concern. lie may t-n 1 found at thy cov.-rh "i on of W. i'j iiu^lison. j July li) I) J. MX 1 li**"* !JM?1 N.??Tir;?<a ;???*?- ??? ? h"M' liy J,l! i!lli,^c,''0(!:' *<- rudiic. il prices du15 ty ring ihj remainder of the Bumper. Al*c, all a kinds ol summer Wear, at a great discount from origiI. nal prices. . . 13. W. BONN13 Y. Lf Hams'. ESamiJI y h LOT of superior s.igsir ouried .mum. Also, NortU n ii Carolina and Baltimore Bacon, for tale liny i tv > 0 H91; H- ^ u' ;Jitf? if. . . ' ' ^;VV^ -' -r\^' ? * ,W- .%W j?lWlr1 r **\ - ' ' + ^saii cI^Lr<^i^*^i|.^ 1;'J^ ^c_ baigaJ^cyrdmgf to iiie'^ v^hSdf ^p"a4i^n$gr : . &*?>s+M : .>ffh; ; ii S&e'Cotnstfeii !?ieai^o2J2tor;3|i<i'fct..; M. Kioioy &. Cu.',-vs. L vj l>uilii tt, SlfpnCxi Uuti^t;-?' Ca-ftun A^uavpsit.'. |riii5 ptffc'riJinr Levi" Bu.-Jcs:?, Lvin/, .confined wHWn 'V they can, why thueplnfe a id effects oftfw?>aid rt Me. C. \Vitherspoon,- should jnot be. aligned, and bo isdiargod, according: ro the provisions of the act of the lener,11.Assembly, lor jhe relief of insolvent debtors. J(fU^: DARCiAiY, c c.f.s. Office of Common Plea*, "Suiiiler District. nHBriS^ J' .? K I- Si 25 tf -* ^ * . r \ : ^ -J Cuw x;?Mi.'ia<yra 'ifmzi i?JUiater k?isar$c&5^||f J>h. j?j M. Siukop, vkjaoics #lf. Jomcp, ?m pj in (iwumjisit. ; rliS t.-e.'cmla.nt Jas. I. Jane*, who is confined within.' the prison bound* for Stunt e? District, on h writ of * api:is ad Mi isfiicier dtiiM in.the above state case,-aDi<l lite. . a.d James L. Jones Slaving filed his petition fn my ofce,|Yr?ymg for.ihe benefit "of the act of t!*.e General ir.-embly, lor the relief of iiisnlvent dcrijors, together ith a schedule of Ins whole estate and effects: Ndtico < liorobv given to-the said Joseph H. Stokes, and all :ber creditors ol the paid Jas. L.-Jones," to appear at . ' it- 0?n.iA? lie ( our? oi i.niiiniou nens iu ue numcii i?i uun?c> Jisirict, pn the second A/widay in October nest, to'show . ausp, ii any they can, why the estate and effect? of he-said James 1, Jones, should not be assigned, and he " ' isrbarged ni-cordingurthe provisions of t he act of the ieiiecal ..Assemble, for the rcfirtt' irf insolvent debtors. 2 ; JOHN AL DAIJGAN, C.C. P, S. Office of.Common Picas, Sumter District. " June "JTili, 18-14. 28 tf SOQili Carolina?Sumter EfcistrfctIT? T.nt: COMMON PLEAS. gtOSRE W. BUKKETT who is in custody of the >J Sheriff iff said District, on a writ of 'Capias ad satisarirndcu:, at Uie suit ?n Cbarles C. Jackson, having" ited his pe*i;ii>n flaying that.he may be admitted to he feno.it oMh? insolvent debtor's net,, of the-' SijWr-ifnredioo: is -ogive notice to the said C. C. Jnclirii'id a'i c-i - nhtr the creditors oi TIjo said J.W, ^ li'itrkO'*, to be ami appear before the Judges of the said i our*, at Sumter Court, iiouss, on the 14th day of i'ciubei ue.c, to a!tow cause, if any they can, why the said j rawr of tha ; aid petitioner, ahouUifnbt be granted. J. SI. DA RG C. C, P. S. CWb'fl OiScr, Suv.iter Distri^ jily l*t, 1944. SonC!:-Cav?ISrja?r^ftacasecr Dlstrtclv In 'he Gytfri. of Ordinary, ' Gilium Long and oth$?', Applicants, vs. Thomas Gates and - wife Sarah nut ether*, Pofbnifapts. j|T appearing LVaty sntipfrctjan, t'hrit Thomas Ouso U nlni vviie f* <ra!u Th??rn?,s \Vhit?s';dcF," Catherine Je;;iviiij-, Sailing W'lisen "ni.t! who Isabella, and'Martha Cook. dtlnils in the sfcovtf- ce?\ reside without this State; i? is-tliprefore tirden?d,-ihat they^do appear and olyaet/fo the ihvis.oa or sale, of the real 'estate of John Lit'vem, on or before too -UOlli day of September next, or their consent to the eauie, will -be respectively cnt ered of. record. - ' JAMB8 11. WVTHERSPOON, O. h. 4* Jttne 115, ISXf/ Co tf Operations on fac 'i'cem, BY .B LAN DING AND REYNOLDS. II- Wto. Reynold* is now in Camden, pnd may be \'i coiistii:ed lor two weeks at i\Ir. Jushua Reynold^* dwell ins m Loir Town. July --M, 1 >11. HO.VJAS 13. SHANNON will act as my Attorno v duriti? my temporary absence from the state; ' ' July'1(5. " ' C. J. SHANNON* Moneyv 4LL ncrons Indebted tojnie Piibicribor, fcr thelapt3 iivur veare, are requested *o call and'iftttfe bet.