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v The Indian population, too, is ripe for revult, and any party that courts their assistance must triumph. This the Puros may attempt; and the result will he that the present insurrection oft he Indians, which appears to be general through, out the Republic, will, as in Yucatan, ho con. verted into a war of extermination against the whites. If our Government is hound, by whatever cause to interfere in the affairs ofYucntan will it not, for l he same reason, in this case he compelled, a second time, to take armed occupation of Mexico??iV". O. Daily Crescent. CONDITION OF THE RUSSIAN PEA SANTRY. The following statements, which are authentie, possess a pocular interest about this time: There are forty millions of serfs in Great Russia, the largest slave population iti the world. Forty millions of men?glcbtc adscripti?attached to the soil, bought and sold with the soil, on which they die. Upwards of twenty millions of these serfs belong to the crown, the. remainder to the nobles. Previous to the six teenth century, the peasantry ol Great Russia retained the privilege ot moving from place to place, held the free disposal of their persons and sold iheir services for a number of years. In 1598, when Ruris Godenof ascended the throne, and sought the snoport of the nobles, he made a law, by which toe peasant was bound to the soil, and became the property of the noble. . , The value ol an estate in Weliki, Russia, do. pcttds more upon the number of its peasants than its acres. Some occupy vast extents of ^ country, and contain as many as one hundred thousand souls. The proprietor pays an unnu a) tax of about one dollar and sixty cents upon ^yerjrscxf. The condition of the latter varies according to circumstances and the disposition of the master. As a general rule, he has a bouse and a piece of ground, and the privilege ol (ceding a cow upon the-common near the village. For these ho pays with his labor. The steward of the lord assigns him a daily task, which is easily accomplished before noon. The remaining hours are at his own disposal, rxeopt in harvest, and certain other limes, when he and his wife must turn out into the field. He cannot leave the estate, or learn a trade, without permission. The master innst main ttfiii liim, furnish bim with food and medicine when it is necessary, and is liable to a fine if he is found destitute or begging upon the highwar. Stray serfs, runaways, or peasants, whether free or bond, roaming about without a passport, are detained and advertised; and if not reclaimed or relieved by owner or some responsible person, are sold at public sale. The proprietor cannot oblige the serf to marry con. trary to his inclination; and on the other hand the clergy cannot marry him without the permission of the master. The serf cannot be sold off* the estate, or separated from his family, and many other humane provisions has been made for his happiness and safety. But it is futile to speak of rules and regula 1 lions in a country where wealth and birth give despotic power. The proprietor is governed in his actions entirely by his interest, and he. treats his peasants precisely as he pleases. He sells them whenever a good price is offered, and he sends them wherever it suits his convenience. * He makes them weave or plough; he hires them out by the month or year, just as it pleases him to do. In the same way, he may treat tberirwTth tcfiidneRs or blows; but us they are generally regarded as iusendble and ungrateful. thev get more kicks than favors. The serf Cannot accttse the master. If the blows of the within lhri?p rl.1 vs. lie is fined: r vuu-v u* ......... .... j T ? . -Jmt if the serf lives tnore than three days after acsrere-punishment, the master is not liable, if the serf is killed without premeditation, by any other than the tnas'er, the killer pays the ma? ter three, hundred and eight dollars. If he is killed u th premeditation, there is no indemnification for the master, and the murderer is reaponsible to the police. The posa-lki, or free Imen.cannot own lands or serfs; hut they have, other privileges, and in the (K?iant provinces display, as we have mentioned, all the natural vigor of the race, and are I distinguished for industry and the mnst indefatigable perseverance in the pursuits of gain. Bui she serf has not the same inducements, and exhibits none of the activity and industry so remarkable in the posadki. He is the crenture of apathy, and all the stirringqoaliti* s of his nature are laten and undeveloped. He works as he is directed, and manifests the same rude ability in any employment he may follow. [Io is ordered to be a musician, a mechanic or manufacturer, and becomes cither of these with astonishing facility, though he excels in none. Neither the fear of the la^h, nor the promise, can force him to work with the plane or saw, hut with the hatch"!, which he always carries at his girdle, he will hew the forest trees, prepare his logs and plank, build his house and make his furniture. He never exerts his full strength: if the burden :s a heavy one, he calls for assistance. It is a common thing to see n hundred men hauling a stone or piece of timber that would have Wen handled with ea?e by twelve or twenty Englishmen. On such occasions, belorc the united effort is made, the Russian workmen sing for two or three minutes in chorus, and at the enJ of the song is the signal for the pull altogether. After two or three , pulls, they stop, and the singing begins again, and on to the completion of the work?more than half the lime, at least, being passed in these musical interludes. The task i<, therefore, offen a light one, and easily performed. When it is finished, the laborer is at liberty to employ him?" - - t-? Slw?uM h.. fin (IiiiiIiIp dntv. XTII tt* lio pm?in? o. *...v. ..o ? . - j , however, be would not rewarded; and instance# are known, within the observation of the writer, when tlie offer of the peasant to perform \ 'on extra task had been rejected, and for the reason that any such proceeding was utiu?ual and calculated to produce confusion. So the erf, leaving his wife to cultivate his garden and tend the loom, loiters a way the balance of the day in indolence.?Maxwell. ' One simultaneous buna of applause arises from the thousands who have used the Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, which shows that when a rorncdy possesses highly intrinsic merits like this, it docs not fail of receiving tho pitronngc of our iriteligcnt public. U* See advertisement in another column. \V I STAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, the irrrat remedy for CONN IT M PTIOPf, And the best medicine know n to inun for Asthma of every stigc, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, Influenza. Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of tho Lungs, Shortness of Breath, pains and weakness in the side, breast, &c., and ail other diseases of tho PULMONARY ORGANS. A very important disease over which this "Balsam" exerts a very powerful influence, is that of a DISEASED LIVER. In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more efficacious than any remedy hitherto employed, and in numerous instances when patients had endured long and severe suffering from the diseaso, without receiving the least benefit from various remedies, and when MERCURY lies been resorted to in vain, the use of | this Balsam has restored the Liver to a healthy aci tion and in many instances effected FERMANEXT CURES, after every known remedy had foiled to produce this desire i effect. Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases a. bove mentioned, we also find it a very effectual renici dy in Asthma, a complaint in which it lias been extcnsivcly used with decided success, even in cases of years standing. It not only emanates from n regular physician, but i has also been well tested in all the complaints for j which it is recommended. It is not my intention, j therefore, either to cloak it in mystery, or in any way j deceive the public by overrating its virtues; on the i cor.trare. I shall simnlv endeavor to uivc a brief stale mcnt of its usefulness, and flatter myself that its sur. prising efficacy will enable me to furnish such proofs of its virtues, as will satisfy the most incredulous that Consumption may and "CAN BE CURED," if this medicine be resorted to in time. None genuine, unless signed I. Butts on the wrapper Sold in C'umden by J. R. McKiin; at wholesale by P. M. C' hen & Co., Charleston, und by Druggists generallv in South Carolina. USE THE PROPER MEANS ?If von wish to he sue cessful in any undertaking, yon must always "use the proper means." * Therefore, if you have a Cough, use Jayne's Expectorant and be cured, for it is the proper means. Have von Asthma or Difficulty of Breathing, then the only efficient means to run: you is to use Jayne's Expectorant, which will i:mr.e lintely overcomes the spasm which coil| tracts the diameter of the wind tubeo, and loosens and brings I up the mucus which clogs them up. and thus removes every obstruction to a free respiration, while at the same time all inflamation is subdued, and a cure is certain to be effected. Have you Bronchitis, spitting of Blood, Pleurisy, or in fact any Pulmonary Affection, then use Jayne's Expectorant and relief is certain, and you will find that you have used the proper means. krff.mvle beauty!?culpable neglec t. ?It has been observed bv visiters from all other countries, as well as by persons of the best cultivated taste in this, that in no country ia there a larger s:.are of female beauty and excellence than in this city. Vet. while the shoe-fitter, dress-maker, are engaged in adorning "nature's best gift to man." one part appears almost totally neglected?TIIE H \IR. IIow frequently do the ravages of disease lay waste the delicate form of the fair and bmutiful. and though restored again to health, yet those flowing locks whioh once adorned their heads full off" and never again return to their original beauty. Jt is inconceivable how any person, more especially a lady, can manifest so much neglect on this point, when a " NEVER _ FAILING REMEDY.'" can be obtained by purchasing Dr. JAYNE'S H AUL TUNIC, which will perfectly restore this only neglected part of female ornament. What is a doilar or two to complete the crowning point of f male beauty. Prcitarcd only by Dr. D. Javne. Philadelphia, and sold on agency by J A 31 lis It McKAl.N. Camden. S. MAIL ARRANGEMENT*. NORTHERN MAIL. VIA CHE RAW, (See. j Due dailv. at : : : : 101 P. M. ! Cltn.es " : : : : : i) P. 31. SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, &C. I Due daily, at : : ; t 2 A. 31. Closes . : . . j i) ]>. 31CHARLESTON MAIL. Due dailv. at : : : : 2 A. 31. Closes " " : : : : 'J P. 31. CnARLOTTK MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C. II. &C. Dne Sunday. Tuesday antl Thursday, at 3 P. 31. j [ Closes .Uon'dnv, Wednesday and Saturday, at ? A. 31. YORKV1LLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, 6iC. Due Thursday at : : : II A. 31. Closes same ilay, at : : : 1 P. 31. LYNCUWOOD MAIL, GIA TILLER'S KERRY. Due Tuesday and Friday, : : : 10 P. 31. Closes Tuesday anil Friday, at : : 9 P. 31. OFFICE HOURS. From 7 A. 31. to 1 P. 31. From 3 P. 31. to sunset every day except Sunday. I'rom 9 to 10 A. 31. on the Sabbeth. Cry* According to an act of Congress, all Newspapers that are not forwarded directly from the office of publication, and all Circulars and Handbills must pre-pay a postage ol three cent-s each, or ihcy will not be forwarded in the mail. I2=? QDa CO=> ZJP Kershaw Lodgo.Number 9 The Regular Meeting ol this IamIjjc will beheld a! their new Hall oil Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. By order of the X. G. L. A. AUSTIN, Secretary. Camden Dubatiue Club. The ineelings of ilns society will be held at their Hall on Thursday evenings. J. R. il/cKAlN Secretary. pyriia friends of Adjutant JAMES CANTEY, I tie present inciiuibcnt, propose him to their fellow citizens as a candidate fur re election lo ilis next Lcirivlntnre. I 03" We are authorized to announce .Major James L. Reid as a candidate lor Representative in the. State Legislature at the ensuing election. OCT" We are authorized to announce Dr. E. A. SALMON!) as a candidate for Representative in the State Legislature, at ;he ensuing election. OCT" We are authorized to announce Major A. II. Boy-kin as a candidiate I t re-election for Representative in the State Legislature at the ensuing election. THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE* Krrp it brfwe. the People of Lancaster District. We the citizen; ol this District, announce ELI C. BISIIOI', Esq., as a candidate lor the olficc of Sheriff, ti e next term. Mr. Bishop being a native of our District, has given us an opportunity of knowing him well, from his youth up to the present time. His honesty, honor and strictly sober and moral principles have been well tested among us, and highly appreciated by all good citizens wh < know him well. We therefore earnestly recommend him to the favor and respect of each and every voter of our District, and hope they will feel it their duty to give him the office, as he is every way qualified to discharge the duties thereof with credit to himself, and satisfaction to the people, and we will appreciate the favor. A1ANY VOTERS. March 30th, 1843. Gentlemen and Fellow Citizens?From a sense | of the duty and obligation I am under for the high iionor conferred oy so numerous anu respeciaoie a j portion of the good people, 1 accept your noinina- | tion, and returi you my warmest thanks and heart- j felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and | I pledge myself to the people, if found worhty of j i their confidence, and they elect me to the high and j | responsible office, to discharge its duties with all j honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and lenity that lies in my power, without incurring a j liability upon myself or securities. 1 remain, Dear Sirs, your most obedient servant, KM C. BISHOP. Committed. To the Jail of Kershaw District, a mulatto man, who says his name is William Dollison, that j he is a free man, and lives in Orangeburg District, n ar Braucliville. He is very bright, has no scars I or marks visible; lie is about .r> feet 8 or 9 inches I high. The owner is requested to coine forward I comply with the law and lake him away. D. W. KOBISON, Jailor. Committed. To the jail of Kershaw district, a negro man about 50 years of age named David who says he belongs to \V. Myers, of Columbia. The owner is requested to come forward comply with the law and take him away. P. W, KOBISON, Jailor. Committed. To the Jail of Kershaw District, a negro man named A lick, who says ho formerly belonged to Dr. Burgess of Sumter District, but floes not know his present owner, that he has been runaway about five years. Tho owner is requested to como forward comply with the law and take him away, may 22. D. W. ROB1SON, Jailor. magnetic Telegraph. The FIFTH and last instalment on the stock of the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company is due and payable on Saturday next, the 3d of June, and may be paid at the office of John M. DeSaussure, Esq. To clo^e the business, and report to the Company at itt= meeting this month, it is necessary that this instalment should be paid promptly. Forfeiture may be ordered by the Company. J NO. J. HALEY. May 30. 22 tf Dissolution of (Tonarlnersliin. The co-partnership] heretofore existing under the name of S. J. YOUNG cj* CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. S. J. Young i6 alone authorized to use the name of the firm in collecting all debts due to, and paying all demands against the said firm. S. J. YOUNG. F. HUBERT. Camden, June 1,1848. 22 tf For Sale, A pair of good horses, young and strong, good travellers. To an approved purchaser a credit of six or nine months without interest will be given Enquire at this office. 22 If Ordinary's Notice. Whereas no application has been made for Administration upon the goods and efFects of R. L. Wilson dee'd., I have taken possession of them as Derelic, and hereby give notice to all persons indebted to said Estate, to come and make immediate payment, and those having demands against the same, to present them to me duly attested, J. R. JOY, o. K. D. Camden, May 20, 18-18. 22 tf JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER WHERE THIS Pl.ASTF.lt IS APPLIED PAIN" CANNOT EXIST. A gentleman in the South of Europe, and Palestine, in 183!) heard so much said in the latter place in favor of Jew David's Piaster, and of the (as he considered,) miraculous cures it had performed, that lie was induced to try it on his own person, for a Liver affection, the removal of which liatl been the chief object of his journey, hut whicli had restated the genial influence of that balmy and delicious clime. He accordingly applied a plaster on the right side of his chest, where tiie pain was seated, another between the shoulders, anil one over the region of the liver. In the meantime he drank freely ofan herb tea of laxative qua! it iff. He soon found his health improving, and in a lew week* his cough left liini, salluwness of liis skin disappeared. his pain was removed, and Ins health became permanently reinstated. N'inec that time he has been recommending it to his friends and acquaintances for all fixed, pains whatever, such as Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the side, hip, bark, ami limbs, in every case of wuioh it litis proved an efficient cure. lie has likewise witnessed the happy effects of its softening and healing qualities in numerous cases of Scrofulous JIumors, Knots, Wens, Vliite Swellings, Hani Tumors, Stiff"Joints, Ague Cakes, Asue in the Breast, and the like, to the united satisfaction of himself and others. It lias been beneficial in cases of Weakness, such as pain and weakness ,iu the Stomach, weak Limbs, lameness, Affections of the Spine, teniale Weakness. <J-c. No female subject to pain or weakness in the hack or sides, should he without it. .Married ladies in delicatesituatiwna find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster. The application of the plaster between the shoulders has been found a certain remedy f ir ("olds, Cough', I'lrhysic, and Lung Affections, in their primary stages. It destroys inflammation by perepiration. In view of the great hene/it resulting from the use of this plaster, within his own observation, his confidence in its superiority over every othes plaster, ointment and opadildoc, before the public in tins country, has induced this gentleman to place the Hebrew Plaster into the hands of those who will give it publicity, believing it will prove itself a blessing Ui the community at large. Th? peculiarities of tlic chemical coni|>outid are owing to its extraordinary effect ufsin the animal fibres or nerves, ligaments ami muscles, its virtue being carried by them to the immediate seat of the disease or of pain ami weakness. CCpN'onc genuine without the engraving of JEW DAVID on the wrapper, aruuud each box. Price fifty cents per box. Each box contains sufficient to spread six or eight pla- ters, CySohl wholesale unl retail by SCOVIEL& ME A I), No. 80 ('hartres street, New Orleans, the general agents for the 6'onth and West, to whom all orders for the. genuine article must he addressee. Sold in Camden bv May 30. JAMES R. McKAINLIMESTONE SPRINGS P3i&&.L3 2ZZOK SOEOOL. The Annual Commencement of this School will J take place oil Wednesday the 7lh ?T June next, 11... Uon/.rt ni aii Examination of the Sci.ool by a Board of Visitors will be presented. Hie Excellency, the Governor, will preside, and Ad- j dresses may be expected Ironi lion. B. F. Ferry of Greenville, a*.d oilier gentlemen. Public exercises connected with tiie awarding ol Medals to the beat English Compositions, and the presentations of Diplomas to the Graduating class, will be continued 011 Thursday. The Examinations (at which Parents and guardians are iuviteJ to attend,) will commence on Tuesday. Mr. It. Perry will he ready to receive company in his new Hotel. The Summer and Fall Term commences on the 7th of June. TllOS. CURTIS & SUN. may 2*1 21 111 This will certify that I have used llotchkis's Patent Water Wi.cels about one year applied by R. S, Barwick, and have recently removed litem and had the Union Wheels applied by Mr. C'liapin ana find the latter by far superior to the former. So far, as I have yet tried the latter, they will saw at least doubly as fast as the former, with much less quantity ot water, at the same mill site. TliO. STARKE. Kershaw Dist., May 17, 1818. 21 tf Goods at and bdoiu Prime Cost. My entire stock of Goods, consisting of Faucy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c , will be offered for sale for a short time at Cost Prices, It.ir.rniric tn9u ho li'iH. !1? tllO nllinC.t i.? tO doSC UD J V r as soon as possible. Terms, cash. For bills of lif/y dollars and upwards, Notes, well secured, at 60 and 00 days will be takeu. YV. B. JOHNSTON, Alay 2-1. 21 Agent lor Assignees. CAMDEN GROCERY STORE, BY S. BENSON, Broad Street, Camdtsv) S. C. Family Groceries. A large supply of superior Family Groceries kept constantly on hand, and fur sale at the lowest prices, at the CAMDEN GROCERY STORE. Windsor and cane bottom Chairs, Ladies' Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. For sale bv may 21. E. YV. BONN FY, Superior black French Broadcloths and Drap D'Ete. For sale at reduced pr:cos, by mav 24, E. YV. BONNEY. Dissolution. The Partnership existing Is-tween the stilworil>ers in Camden, is dissolved by mittnnl consent. All unsettled business of the lirm is assigned to K. M. I leach. The Books and Accounts are placed in the hands of Col. J. Chestiut, Jr., for settlement. s. D. DICKSON, ROOT. LATTA. Camdein, S. (\, May 20. 1818. 21 if .Storage. Persons wishing to hold their c'ottons tint I fall aan liave it stored at low rates in good dry Warehouses and covered hy Insurance. AlcDOWALL & COOPER. May 17, 1818. 21 3i Fire and Marine Insurance. GAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, (OK NEW JERSEY.) CHARTERED IN 1832. r,nr>-rr rtfinn monntuflr PMMDAMV rrvu I ttr I IUIM IIMOimrmoc ournrnmt. (OF X. JBRSRV,) CHARTERED FF.RRUARV, 1848. The subscriber having received the Agency of tho above institutions for Camden and vicinity will receive applications, and issue Policies at the current rates, IV. D. McDONVALL. i C ? II nwrwiiM?Il l u .iniiiiw ? ??? a NEW SPRING AND SUMMER (i^CIDC?DEjD5=3o M. DRUCKER & CO. respectfully invite tl citizens of Camden and the public generally to e amine their well selected stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, i all ot winch will be offered for sale at a very sm; advance on Jirst cost. Their facilities for purch sing Goods are such, that they can sell at such pi ces as to defy competition. They have paid pa ticular attention to the selection of the now offen stock, which has been selected with the greate care in New York and other Northern cities.Among numerous other articles, they would tne tion the following? Cambric, Jaconet, 3Iull and Swiss Muslins Colored French Ginghams anil Lawns Mourning and coloured Berages Colored linen and cotton Do Assortment of Dress and Furniture Prints Alpaccas, Bombazines and Drab de Vienna* Heavy black and blue-black Dress Silks Do silk, raw silk and cotton Hosiery Super Ladies" and Gentlemen's silk and lisle Gloves Thread, lisle and cotton Edgings Cambric and muslin Insertings and Edgings Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, at all prices Long Lawns and Linen Cambrics Ladies' Borage and silk Mantles Do Silk and Gauze Cravats Sunshades and Parasols Brood Cloths, Cassimeresaitd Vestiugs, Cravats. Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers and Suspendt Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills English, German and French summer Cassimcres Alpaccas, Merino, Cmton and Mohair Coatings Janv priced Goods, for Boy's and Servant's wear Black French Doeskins Irish Linens, English and Amcricnn Long Cloths Gentlemen's Cotton and 3Icrino Undershirts HEADY MADE CLOTHING, Of every description, and at all prices?indeed, some tliern at prices that cannot fail to astonish the purchaser , but Country Produce sells for nothing, and so do we intei i to sell Ready made Clothing. This is NO "PUFFING" ! come and convince yourselves. ALSO Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes, Bootees and Gaiters Indies' Palo Alto Shocs^ l)o Ellsler^Gaiters, Kid and Morocco Ties Gentlemen's Calf Boots, sewed and pegged, at all pric With a variety of other articles, impossible to enumeral but all of which will be sold CHEAPER than the chea est, at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Oonnsite the Bank of Camden, NEW AND FJiESKI GROCERIES, JLST HKCKIVKD AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR, ( onsisling in part of Teas, Java, Laguira, Rio and Cuba Coffee Muscovado and N. O. Refined Sugars ! New Orleans Syrup and Molasses I West India Honey and Molasses | Sal yEratus and C*. Soda ALSO A variety of Toilet Soaps, Flesh Powder Real German Cologne, Tooth and Iiair Brushi Fine Tooth and Dressing Combs Ladies' silver mounted Riding Switches For sale by M. PR LICK LR & CO. Just Received, By Drucker & Co., a full and complete supply Saddler)', Cutlery and Hardware, consisting of almost every article which bclon< i to the above specified lines, which will be offert at the lowest prices. Enquire at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Opposite the Ban!; of Camden. Oft BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts at pints) of the most approved brands, and superior quality, at GERALD'S GROCERY, One Door Sou'h of the Bank of Camden. April Iti 15 If Prime Leaf Lam, Bacon,Flour, Butter, Chees and almost every article of Groceries wanted by family, at retail, at GERALD'S VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR S A L E. The subscriber offers for sale, his possessions < corner of DeKa b and Broad-slreels. As tlie stai is well known, it is thought useless to describe Persons wishing to purchase, can be informed nil nnrlmnl'irw |,u , til il i/i n if f n I lir> KII liscX i hp p. \Vi LLIAM^cKAlN. April 10. 10 tt Notice. All persons having demand., against the estate Capt. Powell A/cRae, late of Kershaw District, d ceased, are earnestly requested to present the properly attested forthwith, and those indebted, a requested to make payment to the subscriber. WILLIAM J. TAVLUR, Executor. June 10th,1817. Rriicklayiii^ and I'lastcving. The subscriber having located himself in Can den, respectfully offers his services to the cilizci of the town and the surrounding country. Rricl layintr, plain Plastering, stucco work, cornish ar centres, rough casting, imitations of all kinds : stone &.c., will be executed in a manner warranu to give satisfaction. A share of patronage is so icitod. lie may be found at his residence on Ru ledge between Market and Lyttleton streets. Pe sons in the country wishing his service, can a< dress him through the Post Office. JOSEPH SHEPHERD. Aug. 18, 1917. 3 2 tf Administrator's Notice. F. L. Zetnp having received from the Ordina of Kershaw District, grant of Letters of Adini istrationde bonis non of all and singular the gooi and ChatteUi rights, credits, dues and demani that were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hcrel j notifies the public, that all dealings with the e ' late of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, niu I in futue be with tnc subscriber. All persons having claims agiinst the said c I tate, will presnm inein properiy iiiikmcu, uuu , persons indebted to the same are hereby notitb to conic forward u uliout delay and make paymei FRANCIS L. ZFMP, Adrn'r. de bonis non. Jan. 4 1 tf New Orleans and Cuba Molasses, I.emon, Pii i Apple and Strawberry Syrups, Cordials, 1'nkU Claret Wine at GFItA 1 ,I)'S GROCERY In Equity?Lancaster District. John Daniel, J vs \ Petition for relief. Geo, \V. Stinson, et al ) It appearing to my satisfaction, that George's j Stinson, James T. [Stinson, Dr. Thomas L. I)u I lap and wife Mary, defendants in the above cas ' are absent from and without the limits of this Stat , On motion of R. O. 1' Stewart, Solicitor tor Pe j tioner, ordered that the said defendants do appe I and plead, answer or demur to the petition in tl ! above case, on or before the 24th day of Augu j 1849, otherwise judgement pro confesso will bee tercd against them. J. II. VVITIIF.RSPOON, c. e. r. n. A/ay 15, 1848. (#7) 3m III Equity?Lancaster District. M. C. Heath. J vs. > Petition for Relief. John C Camps, et al ) It appearing to my satisfaction, that John Games, a defendant in the above petition is abac from, and resides beyond llie limits of tlie JStai On motion of Wright, Solicitor for Petitioner, < dered that the said John G. Games do answer, pic or demur to the petition in the above case, on J before the 19th day of July, 1818, otherwise juc ii ent pro confesso, will be entered against him. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON. V. E. I.. D Coinin'rs. Uflice March 21, 1818. $7 PERFUJIER1. CologneR (all k'nd.a) Milk of Ross* ! lavender Wut-r Extract of Heliotrope. Orange Water ' Patchouly | Extract of Pink " Itose ' Rose Geranium " Jockey Club " Moussdinc " Boa. ilc Carolin ? Verveine. " Verbena ' Jimniin " Jonquille ; " Jtoq. do Cliantilly " Magnolia I " Reseda " Cinonplla Ro? For tale by 1*. L. ZEMf Pure Letheou aud Chloroform, With Rushtou, Clark if* Co.'s Patent Inhal Just received at Cleveland's Drug Store. i! THE CLOSING SCENE. The undersigned wishing to close their prest stock of Ready made Clothing, will dispose of I same at and below cost until the first of June, ill Persons wishing to purchase for their own use, a- to sell again, will find it to heir advantage jto c r|- early. "Delays are dangerous," and bargains ir r* be expected. ed W A. KENT & MITCHELL, l8t may 17. Masonic Hall also n" A very splendid sett of siiver mounted Carria T-lornocu onmrilnln mwl t?? r*r\t\A nrrlor Pur ajiii iivwc) vviiijyi&iC) ailu III gvuu wiuon * v? u?iv above. Estate Sale. By permission of John R. Joy. Esq. Ordint for Kersh'W District, will be sold before the coi house in Camdcu, on Monday, the 5th of Ju next, the following property belonging to the I tate of Dr. George Reynolds, deceased, viz: Two Carriages, two pair of Carriage Hors one Saddle Horse, one Mule, one Sulkey and H ness, and one Cart. Also, on the same day, (and the day followin.f necessary,) at the Drug Store of said deceased, Broad street, the stock of Drugs and Median :rs Medical Books, Surgical Instruments, &c. Terms?All sums under five dollars, cash; ot that amount, a credit till the first of October ne purchasers giving note and approved security w interest from day of sale. MARY C. REYNOLDS, Adm'x. may 17. 20 3t Cotton Gins. J The subscriber returns his thanks to those w ud 1 patronized liiin last season. He continues to mi ? ufacture GINS up? n the most approved plan, a warrants them equal to any other Gins, in woi mariship, materials and performance. They i warranted to give satisfaction. [ "Repairing will be faithfully attended to. en The subscriber respectfully requests a share : the patronage of the planters ol this and the adjo P* ing Districts. If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get one those HORSE MILLS, well known as A ? Creight's Mill, made expressly to be attached Gin Gearing. The subscriber has a few on hai ID" Orders for Gins or Mills, will be promp attended to. R. J. McCREIGHT. Camden, may, ls48. Sumter Banner will publish 6 months. Ordinary'* Notice. Whereas, no administration on the estate George \V. Gilman, late of Kershaw District, t AAn.-.swl lino Knnn nnnlio/1 (a ? ill *\I1 111 nnn A f 1 L.CCISUU liao ucun appncu ivif in yuiouauww v/i ? Act of Assembly, I have taken possession of t goods and chattels, rights and credits of the s; 28 estate as derelict. All persons indeb.ed to t said estate are required to pay the same over me, and those having demands against the est! _ will present tlietn to me duly attested for payme may 17. J. Ft JOY, O. K. D of Elegant Extracts. Among which are Lubin's much admired extr: Tq of Jockey Club, Mousscline. Patcbouly, Verviei 'd Rose. Orange de Portugal and Boquet de Ca line. Jules Mattel's Eau Lustral Hair Rest" tive, Spanish Lilly White, Eau Divine de Ven for removing pintplcs from the face and beauti ? ing the complexion. Rouascll's Bear's Grni and Beefs Marrow, for the hair; Johnson's ger ine Bear's Oil; IJair Flesh, Tooth, Bath and N Brushes of every variety, Soaps, Perfumery a Fancy Articles also Paints, Oils, Dye Fluffs, Turpentine. Put e, Train and Meatsloot Oil, Castor Oil on draug a Lamp Oil, of superb r quality, Alcohol, Wind' Glass, Whiting, Indigo, Spanish Brown, Lai ~ Black, Chrome Green and Yellow, &c, Togetl with every article in the line at "prices to suit 1 times." For sale at Cleveland's Drug Sto 3n nearly Masonic Hall. May 3 ?(l Congress Water. |C' A tew boxes tresh Congress Spring Water, ji 0 received aril for sale by the single, dozen, or bi also a small lot of those unrivalled "La Patent Segars, superior Mustard &c, For sale as abo' May 3. 19 tf of CLEVELAND'S e- Indian Southern Vegetable Dcobslruei The plants from which this Medicine is co pounded have been known to and used by the fi orgines of the Southern States long before t first settlement of the country. The first setth _ acquired from the Indians in their immediate vie ity a knowledge ol their very extraordinary me ii- cinal propert es and made use of them, separate is compounded wi ll others combined. The reci J-J I k- Irom which this medicine is coinpounueu una uc id used by a respectable family lor more than ti of years with great success, in treating all diseases ;d the Skin and impurities ol the Blood, il- It is composed ol four plants indigenous to t t- vicinity of Charleston, fc>. C. The plants have be r- gallic:ed with great care by on experienced Bot;i d- ist and the medicine is now prepared in a scienti manner, and by a new chemical process of extrs ting the medicinal virtues of plants. Most me cities of this class are administered indiscrimina ? ly without regard to disease, restriction in fo< diet or cxecise and are so mixed up and dis-:uis ry that their active principles are rendered entirt 11- inert or are destroyed. Not so this >. cdicine. Js contains the curative virtues of the four plai lis without disguising their natural taste, jy I would now inform those who desire to use tl s- medicine that it would be entirely useless to st so without strictly adhering to the directions. It is not pretended that this medicine shall ct s- all discacs that humanity is heir to, but a few ill the most dislicssing ones, it will be found, v cd yield like magic to its restorative energies, it. know that the idea of a new medicine to come ii competition with the many preparations of San parilla and other alterative medicines, may sri ?kou ? lu many presumptuous, or iu any iu? .cat.., nvru ne The proprietor places it bclore the public to sta et or (all upon its own merits. The list of diseases lor which it is recommei ed and which it is sincerely believed will cure, i as follows: Scrofula and its consequent diseae viz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecut Venerial Diseases; enlargement of the Joir (Hands, and Ligaments; Khcumatism, Neural V- and all Eruptions of the Skin and diseases aris "* Iro n an impure stale of the Blond. iP? Prepared only by J. A. Cleveland, and lor s as above. ll* N. B.?Medit incs may be obtained at any hi ar : of the night by knocking at the side door. "c | may 'J, 19 t nl SOAPS, Ac. Iliwr Soap Chinese Floating Soap Musk Snap Omnibus Simp Taylors Transparent Snap Almond Soap Transparent Wash Balls Shaving Cream Military Shaving Soap (Jen. Tav lor* Shaving Ta Fancy Perfumed Boxes Fancy Toilet Boxes Face Bolls Powder Pulls I.illy While Toilet Powder Toilet Dot lies of various Patterns. ^ For sale by F. I* ZF.MI nt Thomsoiiiaii 31edicincs. lc: Alcohol Nerve Powder >r- Gum .Myrrh Baybcrry ttd Cayenne Pepper Golden Seal or Composition Lobelia lc- Number Six Cholera Syrup For sale loir by F. J.. ZI'i?VI I PI4S-TA1L! PIG-TAIL! Tobacco Pouches ol (.turn Elastic " " Gutta Percha A 1.80 Gum Elastic Purses, Porte Monies, Cigar ca and Pone Rattles. For sale by ? r may 17. F. L. ZEMF New Sprint; 4*?ods. The subscriber will receive by the DeKnlb, K stock ot fre^li .Spring Goods, from New York. March 26. H. LEVY To Aire. er, A cook and washer, of good character. Wages low. Apply at this office. Ordinary's notice. Whereas, no administration (de bonis non) on jnt the estate ofj Ann Oilman, late pf Kershaw he trict, deceased, has been applied for. I have taken .? possession of the goods and chattels, rights and or credits of the said estate. All persons indebted to all the estate are required to pay the same over to pie; lay those having demands against the estate will hand them in culy attested, to me for payment. may 17. J. R. JOY, O. K. D. '* 1 Notice. -ri, Three months from this date I shall apply for new scrip ge for one share Camden Branch Rail Road, which has beefi as lost or mislaid. S. K GlfFORD.' M/?,r O 1Q4Q on *c I'M ay ?) jut;. u JLaw Copartnership. The undersigned have formed a Copartnership Hi the iry practice of Law and Equity for the Districts of Lancaster, urt Fairfield, Kershaw and Sumter. ne Office, heretofore occupied by Jas. Chesnut on Main r> street, near the Court House. jS" JAMES CHESNUT, Jr., . VV. THUHLOW CASTON. ee, May 10, 18-18. 20 tf Souili-Carolina, r if K RUSH AW DISTRICT. On IN TIIB COMMON PLEAS, es, Jacob Young ) vs >Ca, Sa* DeBrulil.) The De.;fendant, Wm. F. DeBrulil, being arrested, and XN confined within the prison bounds for tlie district of Kerith shaw, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendund, the suit of Jacob Young, and the said Wm. 'F. DeBnltll having filed in my office' his petition, with a schedule on oath, of his whole estate and effect, praying for ihe benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly lor the relief of insolvent Debtors:? Notice is hereby given, to the said Jacob Young, and all lio other creditors of the said Win. F. Debruhl to be and apin pear at the Court of Common Pleas to be holden at Camntj den, in and for the District of Kershaw, on the first Moq. day after the fourth Monday in October next to show cause if any they can, why the estate and effects of the said ire Win. F. Debruhl should not be assigned and he discharged according to the. provisions of the Acts of die General Assembly for the relief of insolvent Debtors. of May 17 1848. B. GASS, Clerk. BARK. AGENCY. * . WILLIAM J. GERALD, will attend punctually to all ?' business entrusted to his care in cither of the Banks of Ic- Camden May 10. Notice. . * All persons having demands against the Estate of J.IJ. y Ingrem, will hand them in legally attested widiin the dine prescribed by law; and all persons indebted to the Estate, will make immediate payment to THOMAS BALLARD, Adm'r. > __ May 9. 19 tf. , The Uudersigned, of Have this day associated themselves in the FACTOle RAGEa-d COM.MSISION BUSINESS, under the tab ho and style of SMAcKKr.FonD, Clarkson & Grease*, l FRANCIS R. SHACKELFORD, THOMAS B. CLARKSON, 4 aid CLARENC A- GREASER. ;he Office No. 12 Central Whai?f to _Charle*ton, May 1, 1848. 19 tf ite A handsome assortment of Spring MUSLINS, BER&* nt. GES and GINGHAMS, will be disposed of by the subsctfber at greatly reduced prices. E. W. BONNEY.,1 Ladies' black, white and colored KID GLOVES, of the l?. - ; * i I? *TT DAU VPlt t nesi quaiuy.juKi receivea oy n,. rr. ICt 1 1 ne, Soda Water. ro. The subscriber has his SODA FOUNT in cortira. plete operation. Having procured from the norfB, lJSi an entire new apparatus for the manufacture of fy. Soda Water, arid having also made arrangements ise to receive regular supplies of Ice, he feels satisiU. fied that all who patronize the Fcunt will receives ail draught of soda water of unquestionable coldness ind and purity. F. L. ZEMP.. E. W. BO* NET Will continue to act as Agent for persons trans'y. acting business'in either of the Banks in Camtlqp ow' The subscribers have received and opened a mp general assortment of GRY GOODS, suitable for ,er Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, viz: he Berages, Tissue Silks, Organdi Muslins re Jaconet Muslins, Lhwiip, Ginghams ' English and American Piints ? Drab D'Kle, Cashmeres, Linens French Summer Cloth, Drills, Vestings, die. ust With many articles for children ax; Ready made Coats and Vests e" Fine Dreh Panama and Palmleaf Hats, die. die ve. To which tne attention of their customers is invited, as thev will be sold low. ? " A. M. di R. KENNEDY^ April 12. 15 tF_ " fashionabTI ~T*" !S: ara? ^msmamrrt Stonr. he REMOVAL. :rs The subscriber informs her friends and the pubin lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied di- by Dr- A. DeLeon, and has just returned from or Charleston with a select lot of SPRING GOODS, pe Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Lace's, en Gloves, Hats and (Japs, which will be sold fur cash Itv or to Dunctual customers on the usual terms, of Bonnets repaired and trimmed. New York and English Fashions just received, he All Tailoring done at this Establishment waren ranted. M. GOUDLAD.J in- April 1. 14- tf fi p Root's Penmanship. di- . A set of copy books, w. h set copies, in twelve prqgres. sive numbers; containing instructions for holding the pen i forming letters Arc., with the various forms of writing, tuie10, ful to a pupil, desirous of improvement in the theory aad ed practice of penmanship. ALEXANDER YOUNG. ;jy . April liih. 13-kS. It For Sale. its 50 barrels fresh LIME, in good order. Jan. 5. J. F. SUTHERLAND. lJJ Hail* Brushes, &c. A fine variety of superior Hair Brushes, Tooth Jre Brushes, Nail Brushes, Feather Dusters, CI6th 0j-1 Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Shoe Brushes, and all ill i sorts of Brushes. For sale by , may 17. F. L. ZEMP. 1110 Lamp Oil. pa* A superior article of Bleached Spcrnt Oil, at the low price of ONE DOLLAR per pa I Ion. rd- For srle by F. L. ZEMP. itlil Ilcigli-Do! 1(j. A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders. are and Sawyers. For sale by e8, may 17. F L. ZEMP. ive LIBERTY IIILL, KERSHAW. 1 propose holding a Bible Meeting at Liberty Sia IIill (Presbyterian Lnurcn,; ai i? o uutn, day, the 2d of June. After a sermon or address a collection will be taken up and a Bible Committeea'e appointed, if the people approve. Those who see this notice are respectfully re* }Ur quested to circulate it in the neighborhoodII. A. C. WALKER, Agent, &c. [_ may 17. Ladies' Hoofs and Fine Shoes. Ladies fine Lasting Boots do do Kid \\ alkiug Shoes do do Slips Met do French Kid Slips do white Kid and Satin Slips do I .as ting Buskin Ties do Coat skin walking Ties. ' ALSO?A fresh supply ot Misses rs School Shoes and Bootees, heavy and gond. Together with a general assortment ef Children's Shoes, all of which are fresh from tho manufacturers, and for sale by Feb. 23. GEO. ALDEN. Flower Pots. # Silver, Gilt and Damask Flower Pots, of vari? ous patterns, for sale by may 17. F. L. ZEMP. ,?j ?,?pornoPOQ for ladies dres nam DiacK anu cu.uicu ... see, black : nd colored Ginghams, Prints &c., ladie 'Cravats, superior Kid Gloves, Silk A/its, color8es ed Linen for Riding Dresses, crrded Skiriing clolh, Patent Skirts cfc., just opened by E. VV. BONXEY. his IllkS* BLACK INK of a superior quality; RED and BLUE , INKS of the manufacture of A. W. Ilurrihon, Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and raluil hy A. VOUNtr,