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. . Public Cotton l?lart. ^ Whereae, we, the 'ikidefsigned.-Qotton Merchants, - of Camden, being, convinced of the propriety and .expo "diency of establishing a" Publico ton Market in this " tbwn; to which"all cotton intended for sale must' be tado hereby enter into-'an agreement-to that, effect, binding ourselves as ?e,ptlemen and honorable merchants oy the following resolutions, viz:? ..." Resolved, That frotri anc] after the -first day of. September 184L \Ve will in no cise, sample, or make anj ... 'offer, for, or-purchase any cotton brought to tbiB market and offered for sal le out of the limits of-the Public' Cor .ton"; Market, the .ocatioh of ^rbich will hefeaftoc be established.' '*? Resolved, That from and after the above date', n will make no offer for or-purchase any cotton from Buc kers,- or those persons who are not recognized as fegulai cotton, Ijuyer^ - ' ' * Resohea, That we will render' every.facility to the eellers, in conforming to "this change in our system ( v\ .- buying cotton. . " . v ^ ' - 0 . * . Resolvid, That whea.qptton .tvhich rtwly be'-storec . with any regular cotton buyers,- is to be sold, due ndtict . will bagiven to every cotton buypr, of thq tjme ant place, at wliioh said cotton will be offered for sale'. .. V ' Resolved, That the above*. Agreement andjResbln tions, be considered bindiag-until the obligalioh-be an - . nulled by the uftanimohs'consent of the parties signing - the same, and that we will rigidly adhere to the regula tions contained therein: Witness our hands and. seals, this 10th day of .May -1844.'- ' . % ' . V . ' . . " . ; ' P- f? vlllepigue,- [tv HaYMAN.LeVY,?[l. s ] v . . ' p. Matheson.T^. s-3 .' . - ' .. * . W? J.Gebald, [l.,s.1 ^ .S. J. Yousg & Co., [l. 8.] s . "> W: B. Johnston, |l. s-] Braiidreth Pills and tile Body's WasU THE bodies of all,?!jgated. beings are perpetually on dergoing a species of revolutionary changes: it' ii therefore evident that in'order to facilitate this period i ' cal change the natural outlets of the body must be kep in.a healthy .condition?for if the noxious, humors an allowed to sojourn too long in. the body they becomi , excessively sharp and corrosive, occasioning the mos ' terrible and.'fatal disorders, which frequently entai years' of suffering and .anguish. ' This could be prevent . - * . ed by timely recourse to this medicine?but when lhii is the case, all -we have to do is to make Immediate usi . of the BRANDRETH VEGETABLE UNIVERSAl PILLS?a medicine which: has- attained .its presen " " * ; . standard of Usefulness solely from its :exceedihg salu tary properties: these Pills being in truth, nothing mor< than an assistant, of .nature, causing1 Her- to "do thawhich is required to produce, a healthy condition of th< ' body. Such being the case, it is evident that they cai be administered with safety to adyatlced age, as well ai . " to helpless infancy, and invariably with the skme bene fickil results. * ' Sold at 25 cents, at 211 Broadway, 274.186J'Hudsoi street.- " . '"' . Principal Office, 241 Broadwaj^ New York^ ' ?A fresh supply just received by JOHN -ROSSER only authorized agent in Camden. Price.25 cents, pe box, with full directionc. CT Beware of counterfeits. April 'M, 1C34- ; 10 u H. T. CHAPIBLAW, * 7TLAKES this opportunity to inform the citizens of Cam - ? . J. den and its vicinity, that he has opened a privati boarding house at the residence of the late Dr. Ander sen; he proposes to keep ' A honse in Eirkwood during the Summer ' if sufficient encouragement is offered, bis whole atten tion will he devoted to rendering those comfortable wh< may favor him with their patronage, and he' flatten ' himself with the Hope of giving satisfaction. His terms will be as follows: Board including lodg ing, woodatid lights, 812 f>0 per month, without lodg iag, 810-00 pei; month, and for-a.company of 6 or more ' 88 50 per nlontb, all payable monthly. . March 13,- .. lOtf . " Tailoring. man s store, ivhere-he will attend promptly to all orderi in his tx:, K_ and his work fashionably-executed. ' . J. L. brasington: Teh. 21. ; ' ' ' .. . J tf 7 JOHH J. WOHKMAil, WILL act as Agent in either of the Banks in Camden lie will also act as,Agent for Boat Owners, an. eceive on 'storage all kinds of produce or merchandize and sell or forward.thesapae, for which he will charge very'moderately. ' * " . .. - arch 13.. " lOtf ' % ? Dress Coats, Received from New York: "' ftunrirfinp. hlarlr Tlrn.'s rVnto do invisible green Sacks, Merino Cassiinerc Sacks, . -March 6. W. ANDERSON" & CO. Notice. WHEREAS no person has applied to. me for Letters of Administration on the estate of George Q,. Mcintosh, since his death, 1 have therefore in-pursaarice of * he Btatute taken-possession of his goods and chatties ouch as could Ue Jound: Therefore all persons having demands against the said deceased, are requested to hand them in legally attested, and all persons indebted ' v * to the 6aid deceased, are earnestly requested to make '.immediate payment. . . * JAMES YV. B.VSKIN, O. K. D. Ordinary's Office, March 19, 1344.. '12 tf Groceries Ax, Loaf, crushed and Havana SUGAR, Clarified and brown . do. Old.Government Java COFFEE,' Rio and Cuba do. New Orleans and Muscovado MOLASSES, Gunpowder, Hvson and Black TEA-, Soda and YVntcr BISCUITS. tl.UO?\\ HsnnTMPW nr H ARDWARE, CROCKERY i* SADDLERY. Received by recent arrivals, and for sale bv W. ANDERSON & CO. March 6. Hoiith Cacoliua?Darlington District. IN THE/COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ?1 FORGE II. MOVE, having tliis fifteenth day of I February A. ]). 18U, filed a petition duly verified, graying thai the-said George li. Moye may have the benefit of the Act of Assembly, commonly railed the solvent debtors act, It is therefore ordered, that all the creditors ol the said George II. M.oye, do appear be'i?re the Judges ol rhe Court of Common I'leas on the eighteenth day of November next, Iq show cause, if my they have, why the prayer of the petitioner should i.ot be granted. Clerk's Office, Darlington Court House. S. WILDS DUBOSE, C. C. P. Fob. 28. - 8 tl ' Committed. ravt nio Jail ot Lancaster District on the 20th January J[ last, a negro girl who calls herself Martha, and says -he belongs to a man by the name oT John Dunkin, who has a brother by the name of Dabney Dunkin a Baptbt I'retcher?the State, County or /Jistrict where her master lives, she says she dont know. The owner is requested to come and prove his property and take her away. II. HANCOCK, S. L. I). March 6. tfT) Iteady Made Clothing. JUST received, a supply of summer clothing, comprising Coats, Vests and Pantaloons, which wilt .? sold very low, at Murray's old stand opposite McKain's. PERKY MOSES. April 17. ? 15 tF ( Ludics Toilet Slippers i Alld Colored half Gaiters. Just received and for sale j by. ALDEN <jr CO. ! - V, ? , ? ' ' . CARRIAGE MAKINa 7 /RENDERS his acknowledgements, for tho patronage ' JL he has received, and tvoirtd respectfully inform the public, that he may be found at hip old stand fully prepared to execute all work connected with carriage rtia. 5- king .and-repairing'with despatch, and- at prices to suit \ 'the'times; He has }a{ely laid' in- a; supply of new and . fhshfonable materials; purchasedfor -cash,- which will 'enable him to giye 8atisfactioh>"both jas regards7 the finj tsH of hie workmanship "and pricps. He'solicits those who peed work done, in his Jine* to* give -him a trial, as hefe.el8 confident-they"will b'e pleased. v " ' May.8,*Tfcl4 .r. . ' r . FRESH MEDICINESv&c. ' L- TflHE subscriber has just' received a large addition to J.', his stock,.-selected by.hitnself in Nevtf York "and > "Philadelphia", w^ich be feels confideht will enable him toxotppete successfully, as.to variety aud'prices, with . any pimilar establishment in the up countcy;. -* . ~ Medicines. . - . ' * t/aio- .. . Gam Myrrh J ... Quit - Camphor ' " Ether . Carpenter'* Sarsapanila.. Magnesia Bristol's' do J Jalap . . Hnghe'o -..do. Rhubarb Rushton &. Co.'s do \ Ipecac Marshall's do j Bioorbonato Soda * Carpenter's Pink Root-' > Tartaric Acid . " Extract Wshoo i. MorphlnO Liverwort . t . Veratrinc . ; . " Buchu .. ' Peruvian B&tk : &c. &&. ' &c. . Pejrfrimery.. \ Cologne Water Suffcrior shoving Soaps | 1 " Lavender., "do # Fancy do ' ^ Honey . do . Powder Puffs and Boxes I.-Bjy 'Rum- . *- Toilet Powder &c. Wiudotkr Glaw, * rrr ?ii r in 7 X 9 fn 24 X 32. ? ... '.1 Paints Ac. . i YVcUiCril} &. brotherH While Lead, Linseed Oil, Sperm 3 Oil, .Train Gil, "Copal Varnish, Leather Varnish, Japan Var. * nislr, Chrome Green, Paris Green, Verdigris, Chemical Green, Chroiod Yellow, Prussian Blue &.c. &c. * ' Brushes. .. Paint Brushes, White Wash; do. Tooth do. Shoe do. Flesh do. Shaving do. Nail do superior Hair do. &c. &c, Lamps. Glass Lamps, Plated do. Brittunnia do Solar do. (supe. rior in brilliancy of light to the Astral lamps, and burns equally as well with Lard as Sperm. Oil.) Together with THERMOMETERS, SURGICAL IN\ *TRU,MENTS, SYRINGES, and a variety of FANCY . ARTICLES, which will be sold low and on accommodating _ tenns, to punctual custumcra. . JAMES R. McKAlN, ! May 22. ? j . I ~ ~ * ! 3 New, Cheap Boot*. Shoe and Bat Store. Opposite JflcKuiti's Dmig-Stort. WILSON & SHEGOG , |f AVE just opened a well-eelected and entire stock ort H goods in the above line, which they offer unusually low for cash. - "?.. Theic stook consists in part, as follows:? r?limtM&TOS^-.-" ^Kid-^lips Double-soled do L -?**:?IHorocco Walking Fineseal do ' Shoes, Kip pegged do " .Kid walking shoes Fine pegged Bootees, " nninnllti l.no Knolimc ?? mimnon]n/t f/<viiviiu mvv WUOJUIK I y u WJ p nuigu VJ w " English kid ties / " "pegged '.do " Seal buskins &c. &c. !' Kid Slippers t Misses' Shoes. * " Seal #o Thick sole Kid Slips Black and Russet Brogans Pine Kid Slips and Ties Boys & misses school shoes Morocco Buskins Children's Shoest Seal Lace welts, &c. &.c: Of every decription. Gentlemen's Hats and Cap$. Fine Beaver,-Fur, Pearl Spartiig, Cassimere and Angola HAT j; Fine Cloth and Glazed CAPS; Boy's ilats.and Caps, of every variety. EPThe subscribers will also carry on the manufacture of Boots And Shoos, and hope, by strict attention to business and the best endeavors to please, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage from the citizens of Camden and the surrounding country. . ' ... . WILSON & SIIEGOG. . Man. 31. .'. ' 5tf ' * Shingles. 20,000 Shingles for sale?apply to JAMES McEWBN. 'May 1,1844. 17 tf ? Gentlemen's Boots and fine Gaiters, of a superior quality, just received and for sale by April 17. ALDEN &, CO: J A DIES and Misses Colored French Slips, a very J fine article, for sale by ALDEN &. CO. April 17. 15 tf WJLLIAH M. SHANNON, : ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, . . , CAMDEN,'S. C. . J. B. KERSHAW, A T 'J' O R N E Y A T L A W, CAMDEN, S. C. E. W. BOIVNET, BANK A GEiVT. CAMDEN, S. C. W. B. JOHNSTON, BANK AGENT. CAMDEN, S. C. J. LEE, mi. D. SURGEON DENTIST, CAM DEN S (\ J 1ST ttEOEIVKD/ Smoked Tongues Capers, fresh Pickles Smoked Beef Mushroom nnd Walnut Belono Siinsngesl Ketchup Superior Hams (equal to Fresh preserved Ginger Westphalia " and other West India Sardines, iii oil . Preserves ALSO?-A LAlton STOCK OP SUGAR " IRON COFFEE, RAGGING nnd ROPE I SALT MOLASSES ? All which, will he so d on the most reasonable f terms, by II. LEVY. ! . I N. A. F. JU reiver, WATCH & CLOCK-MAKER & JEWELLER FROM CHARLOTTE, N. C., Respectfully inionus thocti/.ens of camiion and the public in general, that lie has opened ?lio| next door pouth of Mr. Holleyman's, on the east side o Main street, where he will carry on the above business " in all its branches, common in this country. Front hi L'xperieuce he does not hesitate to say, that lie will give c satisfaction in the repairing of clocks, watches, jewelry ? ind all other work connected with tiie business. Tin.-' ? jubHc favor is respect fully solicited. Camden S. C., July 3d, 1814. 'JO it i : -sfe ?3-*-?-&?&&&? * Sands' krsaparilla. THIS medicine is consntlyperforming aljmost iricredjble. cures of dieeas&rising from impUritieB of the blood, afnd general syatejT. It hap Arrested 2nd cured humorous cases of scrufup affeCtipns, diaeaBes of thfe skin rheumatic gout, diased liver, painful enlargmeenlof the knee,elbow, apd list joints, chronic rheumatism, sore, throat, chronic eonttptronal disosdere, and various other diseases arisin^fru impure secretions. In this preparation are strong! jcorrcentrated- all the.valuable raedjcinaf propertieepf ?eapharillaon which Us activity ' depends,: compotindvd^ dtherremediaj agents, selected from tie .vegetable fngdoin, the' whole strength of which is'extracted cn agntirely new principle, which has cost tpany yearsof nor and much.expense. The great object desired i?'Ar triumphantly accomplished, jn the production oft rdedy'possessing. a controlling power over "suppose^in|rable disease s,heretofore uuIrnntiMi in f ka-. I, 1 ^ A .* . ' * u urjuiiu fuoLur^i leaiuuit;. _ -,. ~. r T^e testimony onhu^ wKo havevbeeij-' cured bvits ?use, with ttieir rca # n4sT has bee npubliphed,*/rom timp to time; and wet Mdesirabie,"a mass of the most, overwhelm! ngtestinnjtaoald be,brbughtTorwardrproyi rig-most eoncJusive|iUfinestjmable value, ap aqactiy'e . and curative roedigoyin the above "diseasee." -The afflicted, or thos.ewfcrayhave given upln-despdiri Andall interested, are ijited to inak'h a-tViil of this val. uab)e'raedicine,-orpall on those whohaye come forWard^andhorne pub testimony ofils-priCedeBB- value to thennand satisfy tmselv'ps individually of its power - in arresrtitig- and cu* disease; and. Of whatit ha? performed for. .others.-, T:./ * i .. '] * Further probf of j efficacy and virtue, of tWtrvarua. ble;medicine irvRhrpatiim. . - ; The.followjrig let was add*rsSea to oifryAgentat Savannah: ' ; -'r :.OGECHBE.ioss, Roads, Ga.Ang.~24,1843.. Mr. G . R. HENnJtici^,*8evarmah'; : . Dear Sir?HavijjWjocovered from a-moat sevdre chronic llheuThatiBrMih.whidl I have been afflicted -for many years, and hate lise'd various remedies without any success, I am if' induced,to. Write you in respect to Sands' Sarsapae, to which" valuable medicine I owe my present oyment of health, despairing of ever recovering frothis distressing disease, and while laboring under the fit acute. agony*and pain. 1 was parsuaded to try thiiarsaparjllaj so highly recommended for the cure offlumatism. -I" tried- one. bottle, and | the little benefit depd from that one induced mo. to give it a fair trial, rich I - didby sending down to you for half a dozen-bot^; and art now happy-to say I find myself, fortfie first le in twelve years, well And able to do my necessary dite. I sepd you this through aieeling of gratitude due- thi'xcellent medicine,. and a sense' of obligation to mv low -beinvs;-that those -simiiarlv . afflicted may Be inced to try this! valuable remedy, Sands'Sareaparilld. ~ J'"Youwith great respect, ... * DANIEL FOX. * OCT The abovffaluable medicine is for sale by J.,* McKAlN, Camden, ;S. C. ; . THIS!^ Just received at tbCharleston Cheap Cash Stobe, ^ fresh supply of SPRING AN SUMMER DRY GOODS: Fajy. aud Staple. ' Rich Paris p'rinteouslins 4-4 Irish Linens * Cotton &, worsted^zirens ^ & 12-4 linen sheet- <= Strip'd & fig'd. Bty. silks ings ~ Rich chamelion 'do 8, 9Si 10-4 tab.diaper ^ Black and blue-bla* do 3 & 4-4 bird-eye diaper Sup. Eng. & Fr bwasins Eng. Huckerback do. g Earlston ginghairt super, damask hapkins ? Plain ahdheinstitetlinen Long Lawns cambric Hdkfs. Gauze and welsh Flannels WflTE GOODS. Cottdn cambric ir cambric muslins, f Cross bar'd andl'iped do.' -Swiss, book, an^all ? do Vein'-stfiped an^te do ; ''Drawn Xarlata?V .. yMull ala-Swiedn PV" fr'noa .. 8-4 white bobhft for pavutpmr ?~' ???? .. Bishop's Lawnjd imitation cambrics 3,000 yds. bobl-t, lisle and thread edgings and insertings, from 18{s. a dozen yards upwards. . | ? Oil lie IS. Open Willow Fine Tuscans, Plaid do Open . do Colored do 1' Plain . do Corded do " Artificial Flowers i . its and Caps. Beaver, Fur and Vol Hats, white and coloured palm leaf, black glazed Caps. . Shoes. A general assortirt of Ladies' and Misse's and Boy's, fiim&afiv as as 37$ cts. a pair. Hat varc and Cutlery. A general augment, too tedious to name. Stone and Ti ..arc, Flower Pots, Ac. KIOCERIES. Double refined if and crushed Sugars Sup. green Rior.fffee, *lst and 2d quality Rice . New Orleans Masses, let and 2d quality Starch xMustard, RaisirFigs, Almonds, &c. Hyson Tea. (vf low,) Olive Oil White Wine Vbgar, Table Salt Leaf and I'luj jbacco, (some very choice) N. O. and Mujivado Sugar, Salt in sacks Cinnamon, alls-.e, cloves, pcppCr, ginger, &c. Sperm. Candlchest winter-slraineasperm. oil(low) Best paint oil, R lar,d, best Flour. Irish potatoes .. Seed, soda, war, lemon and pic nic Crackers, Superior Spani Segars. OCT The abovwill be sold as low as they can be bought in Chiujeon. for cash?The sukscriberhav ing an agent the buying lor him at the cash auctions. PERRY MOSES, At Murray Old Stand, opposite McKain's. N. B.?Buk/s Cocoa, warranted pure, and o superior quality April 10. The sulcriber takes this method of 111 forming the aliens'of Camden in general, that she is now ready toonplcte any article in the Dress ami Bobinet Afakinyat Iter residence known as the Lee house, on jl/irkdsMcet. E. IIOPK1NSON. April 17, 1844s 15 tf fAILORLVG. rUR undersign! would inform their friends and the public, that hey have taken the stand recently a-cupied by Wjiam Severns, where they are prei;irf?il fn n vne nt n\ 11 i.'ihu in tho '.iluit'n lino I.I tvinr/ purchased the rijit to use Cliappeljs celebrated Rule >i Cutting, and rteived ample instructions for using the same, they flattethemselves they will he able to give satisfaction hot (in regard to fitting and workmanship, and solicit a sua? of public patronage. O All garmets warranted to fit, or no charge made. - K /. WATSON & WOOD To Hire. PATTY, \vb is a first rate, nurse or Honse^ci. wilt john workman: Coach Tiiiiniiii? and Painting. T1IJE Subscribr informs. his friends and the public, 1. that he haslncnted himself at .Major Whitaker's shop, where ho vill carry on the above business, and all iindsof rcpairiig yf Carriages, 'Buggies, Sulkies &c. lis terms will bo moderate, and the work warranted iat^factory. JOEL B. GRIFFIN. July 10, IS4-1. tf 27 Insurance against Tire. CAPITAL 8:100,000. rfIE Bitbscrjper has boon appointed agent for tho New York Confrihutiotiship Insurance Company, and is ow prepared to take risks on Dwelling Houses, Ware louses, Barn**, Stables and BuildinpH in general. Merhandize and Household Furniture at reasonable rates f premium. W. D. McDOWALL. Camden, S. C. April 17,1844. 15 tf Btil/nriiiei nt 1H ccnti nor rard. For ealc by H. LEVY", j l i i m wm?mmmmmKMtarnm+m i . 7- ? -Hams! Mains!! A LOT of superior sugar curled hatns- Also, North Carolina and Baltimore Bacon, for sale low bv July 31> : . ' - - " H. LEVY. / '. TO THE PtJBLlCy"Stage Accommodation, From Gadsden, on the Rq.il Food to Darlington Court House, by way of Statebvrg/ SumterviUe Bradleyville and Durant-s Ferry, if " - '( | HE subscribers, on the first.-day of September next, 1' 'will commence a LfNE OF'^TAOES between Gadsdeb on the Rail Road, and Darlington Court House, passing Stateburg, -Suin'tervilje, Bradleyvrlle and Durante ferry?to run tri-weekly."*. ' The Stage will-leave Gadsden immediately after the arrival of the passenger cars from Charleston, mi eye ry Tuevday, Thursday, and Saturday^aiiiflrrive aVDartrng" ton Court House the next eveniog^at'O ofc)oc>,T>/M,f. fand-leave Darlington-Court House ever/ Wednesday; "Fr iiffgy and.Sfund^y Bio'rrnng-atl o'c)opk?.A, M.and ar4 rive at Gadsdetf" the 'next'nfghv'at 8 o'ckjcfcrT'-"- . ' ^ V-PRXDE OF PASSAGE^' . i .. From Gadsden toStatebu^ff, / > . :-V$3 Od ?'J, . Sumterville; - v 4 00 ' . ?; Bradleyville,f- , 5 50 - . ? , " ^ Doj-ant'a Ferrjr 0-50 " . Da^fngtop-Ci H/;* ^ 00-. -.t-The stage's are new and cQrombdfpud,*and vwll Wprt*:. video with gSod .hoi^eg aad.skiFfui'drivers.. T-he.pnH .pri/tors trust thattbia ptttd&i'on -for the..'pubii<^*ccQ.in> m'o'dation"will.meet wftb'aiitierar.pfttftinaffe. . - ; . . SUTLER'& WlNK!NS; ,.SumtervijlQ, July^,184?? r *" ' BTThp Charleston Mete iiyy; will please-gi ve this Mvertlsemfint*four weekly msextibhsantl focward btir^oSumterviUe.-* i-'Z- V'; * ... . ... . ' --l--. . - --V /K +, ? *- ' The State of South^Garojiita. .IT a General Assembly.begun and holden^at Columbia' xl. on-the fourth'Monday in-Noyember, ifi the year of Our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and fortythree, and from thence continued by diveis adjourn-ments to the nineteenth day of December in the same year. A Bill to alter and^amend the first sectjon of the third article of the Constitution."r " . ' "Be it enacted, by the S^gate and House"ef Represen-. tatives how met andsitting in General Assembly; that the'first section of the third article Of the Constitution be altered and amended to read as. follows: "The ju dicial power shall be vested in such superior and inferior Courts of Law and Eqliity, as the Legislature ? 'all from time to time direct and establish;" the judges ol each hereafter to be elected shalls iiold .their commis: sions during good behaviour until they have attained the age of sixty-five years, but.no longer; "and the Jud ges of the Superior CbuVtsshall at stated times'receive a compensation for their sefvieeswhich shall neither be increased or diminished'during their continuance in of-. tice^but they shall receive jio fees or perquisites of oh fice, nor hold any other office of profit or trust, under this- State, the United States, or any other power." In the Senate House,the nineteenth day- of December, in the year of Our Lord oqeihousand.. eight hundrbd and forty-three. We certify thai the. above .bill has" been read during the preseitt Session three times in the House of Representatives, and three times in the Senate, and was agreed to by two-thirds of both Branches of the whole representation: : ANGUS PATTERSON, * M - President of the. Senate. * 1 ' ' W. F. COLCOCK. 1 -. SfreaKer ui me nuubu ui iiej/rwiLiitutiiM; ? SECRETARY'S OFFICE, [ Columbia, "6th J uric, 1644. I do hereby.certify the. foregoing to be a true aud lit-, eral copy of a Bill, entitled "A BrU to alter and amend the first section of the third article.of the "Constitution." Passed on the nineteenth day of December, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-three,' and bow in this office ' Given under my hand and seal of the State the day and year above writtep. '. * WMy F. ARTHUR.;, Dep. Sec'jy of State. In the House of Representatives, ) . December 16,184li f. Resolved, That the Clerks of the Senate and House of Representatives, do cause the Bill passed by thie Gen. eral Assembly, entitled "A Bill to-altCr and amend the first section of the third article of the Constitution,""to lie published three months previous to the next general'1 elections for 'numbers of the General Assembly; agreeably to the provisions of the Constitution, Resolved, That the House (Jo agtee to me Resolution - ' ., Ordered, that it be sent to the Senate for concurrence. By order, - * r T. W. GLOVER, C- H. It IN THE SENATE* ) December 19,1643. ? Resolved, That, the Senate do concur in the Resolu tion. ' Ordered, that it be returned to the House of Representatives. By order. YVM. E. MARTIN, C, S. * Committed. TO the Jail of Lancaster on the I4th inst., aiiegro man who calls himself Ned, and says he belongs ti Isaac Dan zler ol Orangeburg District The owner is requested to come forward, prove his property, pay charges and take him away. II. HANCOCE, 8. L. D. Lancaster C. II. March 20. lltf A Card. f?11 IE Subscriber having conducted the BOOK BINDI INCi BUSINESS of the late William Cunningham, " tV>r tlio Inut tf>n veurs. resnectfuliv' informs the public generally, thaHie lias made arrangements for continuing the Binding, business, anil is now prepared to do ah \vo;k in this line at reduced prices. BLANK BOOKS, Tor Public Offices, Banks, Insu-. ranee Offices and Mercantile Houses, manufactured in a superior manner, and on as good terms as can be han elsewhere. LA OIKS' MUSIC BOOKS neatlv bound, Gentlemen's LIBRARIES repaired, PORT-FOLIOS, SCRAP BOOKS, HERBARIUMS, &c. made and-bound in any manner desired ' BINDING done for Societies and Book Institutions, at low prices. . All orders thankfully received, faithfully executed, ijnd promptly attended to. Nr?1L?J51NDERY removed in the rear of A. S. Johnston's Uiiolcsstocc. M. JOHNSON. July 10. 1814. ^ - ... 27 tf Camden and Gadsden stage Line. ON' tli'- lirst day of May the stage will commence rui. mug three times a week, until further notice, viz Leave Camden on Monday and Wednesday about tw< o'clock, and on Friday after the Lancaster stage arrive.-, and leave Gadsden on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day, after the arrival of the cars from Charleston. ? r ? niiti M.ni*rrt\T April IY. J.AlUl'jO iUCEi>VEj;>. O* Ono pair of grey horses for sale, apply as above The Subscriber. WILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, for both the Banks of this place, and attend to any Commission Business, which may be entrusted to him. Office atthe Counting Room of McDowall & Shannon. C. J. SHANNON. Camden, Jan. 27. tyf E ~ j6 j pIESyra IMBM lITJ W ^#ii ?tHd A- PUBLIC BLESSING. yjjB These Pills have long bcen'knownand appreciated, forV their extraordinary and- immediate poV era of .restoring per- \ >9 feet health to parens coffering under pearly every h'md of M disease to which the Luinpn frame ia.jiai>fe. - . >1 Tlicy are particularly recommended te all those 'persona j\l who arc afflicted with any "kind of tfchrovic or lingering J complaint, ae ir,eTo ia no medjiine- befoTc lhepublic which r J has 60 natural apd happy effect open the system in correct. m *ing the atomath and -Tiver, aildto tlie formation of. healthy 1 chyle and lh?reby-purffyin?-thc blood, - - VI Tliiiy are ack.novvlegccl by the' hundreds and thoneands V whoafe using them, .to he not orifv the mpet 'm:ld and pffca. \ sapf irotheir operation, hut the most perfectly innoeeiirsafr . un'd off cielit uritdicine. ever oftcrcd to. the -public', Those who .lArce-make .a trial of these "Pills, riBver%afterv/ard feefi willing to bo* without them, sod call xgdip;and again Sor " r_ ..-r . _j . .._r;.?_i--^?-s iuvi^, ik^iuu if ou^vivuh .yiyui v* iuwi ^u?iu'ijuUilUL'H, ; HEADAC HEI-SICK OR NERVOlf& V Those who havetuiFercd and are weary of Buffering With t^;3i^trMirnj{ co'mplihii, Wijl find. Score a^s YeatTkMLZ ' PiitXg a remedy at oftco certaifiliifjd immediate-in it* effects. | One tingle doi?;ofrthe,PilLi ttien-.aoqi as tlj$ headache it. j feltconimg on^.wpl cnre.it i^^ jiajJf^hjmr^pntireJf . - ? ,1 - % 1 As Vtj^y?^jw?'er complaints, XJfc^ dis. i ^lay.thei/ wfinderfbi pijjpcrB t? admiration, and arerftr supc- - ;rior to*ty; Ai'nj'in'ijeeiljr'*t! -In Dyspepsia md'liter Ccm/jhrin t, they ataml unrivalled.: . ' ?j Many, fiavellift&Ctired in .a few drc'eke, after huriflgeaffcrc3~?_--^ underHheNJfeadi'uleomplahil for ytarp. r ' I ; In flabilual Coftixeiicts, they arc decidedly aupericK any-Vegetable Pill'over brought before the.publjc; and 25 cerjt bos-will eatublfoh llioir. surprising virtues, and .them beyond the reach of doubt in the estimation of e| .They are. iimrlaable in TiervoUB and hypochondriacal*-^v^H fcctieuB,. loss of.appetite, and all. complaints Xe whicfi' *" ' A * * <- -* vtff ^ .-V ?. i <*" ". mnlAfl nltftiR ?Nt ArthtpH: * ' v - . 1>* - They" arp rriild in ibcir action,-and-conv^yalmost ir ^ ' I diate conviction if tbeii utility .from .the firstdoscr .*] 3 fl .may be (alien by person* of any vpc;'endlUie.Tq^lc.tfi >!v^A| firm, life nerVous and. delicate are Strengthened by the! J 1 :<WM eration, because they clear the system of bad (minors, .< '.1 raHfl nervous irriUlfjlityVand in variably ^produce souild. health. J \ ' ' Upward? of'ihxee fan\dred and setafy ilonttntd fox j- 5 9 heso -hiestimnble Piljs have been sold within the last lv T months..in three Stales.alone-,, dnd more than- three 1I the sufhe.quanti.ty in other Stales. .. . '/p >9 As auanti-billious medicine, no famUy'shonld bew i* ' Price-25 eentB per box, with full diuicUont.' p Camden, by Fruncis Garacwelf, 1 door south ofj (ho Y dec; in Columbia by A. Fitch; Johni A. Clrhood, s . Dr. Edw;rrd Sill; and on enquiry; may be'JJth <rro? L" cities and villages in the United-States. . were respectable size, and the dd.. . IfesH Genera Ve^tfc w; j, m,,cj, attention: when llm k>J^I have I ecn rrcft<v'* bowe'ver, all refused to t?ign> i^v^B rrs who bafe ?n the mini for .ofthe church and . L 9 cine has evciitjemnn, (>lr. Holmes.J pregebted' E M"^udi ? .honH.i!:. wnorn affixed ibeir namMta JH H^ivca h'litvrrt-f; u'iih encburged lwthe proprietor rvar' t^a^ <h-iu!d their efforts $i||H AVIiea *t?Ee{ degree of success which would jfl them, they niyim to abandon the traffic, it would S day, and <tf much rejoicing. Subsequent- H E H yjiejr Society was formed, and their delr- H persons "recent session oftbe Convention. fl rapid aarcVt'so iii attendance from the. Society H The Chen's Cree!;, which was formed tho H such^'^tcndefl-Ht that place. I when 1#h July. attended the anniversary of the 9 Each. Society, Fairfield Dist.. Several of us R^H .?r& large assembly, afier which 21 persons H a"f?'d<ve. The interest of the* occasion was I nnivcr.-cr . , ... - veil; I dncreasea-by fine music ana a still finer jglgd the pleasure of attending the great 9 rjf|>a:1tinburg C. H., called very ap HHp>nr anburg Jul ilje Several ihouf-- 9 .st of whom sot into just the right I r^R. HU^Vork just in the Tight way. A , . 1 ought" Colds, ,i the pledge; who approached the 1 nessVthe Chea"/. but a< hungry men approach liorls. i!c*<} of witnessing this spectacle I UitntlrOila ftf Pi ?? t .1 L I ^Vn^led wiV,;rl_,lie mDott,r8> me ?ercavc; twenty years, imf' 'he summer s campaign. A two 01 three boxes?tly exhibited in suitable places ' "rs h?ve e*er kna?ir towards disanning the op erfect satisfactions ^r,l,A ????? r-^i i Jp success ot the cause. . budflen Cold* ana _ < .. r ,?urs. .fr'.end Arthur s letter from Several thousand hoiites the acknowledgment Months, restoring to he loft Columbia, as to his tbairryr iji the cough, Imt render iV su{)ply 01 that article. ievc congestion, allay the l\ health would, probai ; -lie proximate or exciting cfitfd, and more soap [ 'oinliination of the most v* , , .y vJcilictrtrs, and are undou'te* . . l | use for those complaints HufJ^i^der ot the sea- *-! iricate* have been offered of thefieid, was a very [ h0>e wiio, it is justly thought, grog.sellera in our I .numely grave, and restored to^ ^ same pro. rhor Arthur, (for Peath itself has'already deprived Ouj-t, ,?A r~rrv ! ts tnous.inds, whom this Valuable ? % I -aved if it had onlv heen taken in time..,na^crt' ana j&J ;s, then, that every individual should aftanscd. who & I t a Cough, which has such a powerful let. fT | nino the.conatilu ion Wfore the Irast <lana,EpEB> 'j I \ delay of a few days often proves fatal. Nt pi hf'found more efficacious tlian these Lozengi\ f 1 pleasant lo the ta?te a< sugar candy. IVS:?* J %* Price, 25 cents per box. with directions.| men*. f J also-drThull'S VjJ |. I \re the st.re.M and safest Worm Destroying Medicine cve> i; I lijcovered. ft is estimated that in the United States, j 100,000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY / fl from the effect of W'ortns alone. This vast mortality can / H i>e a mo?t entirely prevented hy the use of Hull's celebrated f.ozi'nges. ' Grown persons are very often afflicted with Worms, and T ire d H'lored for.various enmpfaiflts, without any benefit; .hen one or two doses of the Lozenges would speedily eurjJ^^H ihem. They are an infallible remedy, and so pleasant he taste that children will take them as roadily as they .onlil a common peppermint Lozenge. Thousands and lens of thousands pine away and die ??f Worms, without suspecting the real disease. The owing ire-a few of the symptoms: headache, pale lips, lushed checks', disturbed dreams, fevcrishness, (hirst, bad.-^^H nstein the month, offensive breath, itching of the stomachy musoa, unnatural apatite, swelled .stomach or limbs, senseof something rising in tlio stomach, &c. sH Vo parents, we say, do not ho without these Lozenges at my time?attend to these suggestions, as you value the lives of your children. *f\ Prico, Twenty-five rents per Box, with full (lirrction?\j^H or sale in Cam<!cn, by Francis GameweJI, 1 door routhci ePost Office; iu Columbia, by J. E. Cleveland. A ' ' II - TMiltf iVtl