X>odge.Number 9
'The-Regular Meeting of this Lodge will beheld
it their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
7 a'cloek^.w>;W fl , ?
L ^ By order of the N. G.
I . Ai Lu SOLOMON, Secretary.
Jo liic Voters of Lancaster District.
' A-s i t - '
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l" miOW c wtzciw;?.-II urr .. j
of the friends of on" of the prominent Candi
^ date* for Sheriff?Jamrs Adams?and as I
conceive, in justice to him, I appear before you
i in this. way in order to put in my disclaimer to
| a certain objection, which is said to bo freely
" urged against his election. The objection is,
p^. that in ca?e he is elected, I will have the in an
agerrtentnnd. divide, at lenst, the profits during
his term; which say the objectors, will be giving
nie the office for twelve consecutive years, ipasSuch
as f was say they, de facto Sheriff under
uncock?and further, that in all likelihood
shuuld that lie the case, I would again offer and
lie elected in 1853: and thus monopolize the
? office.'for sixteen years,'
So fiif* feHow citizens from this objection
liavin^W^'Wast ffttinihrhan intVnfh, 1 assert in
the utmost sincerity of my heart, that a ere it
legally possiIile and morally certain, that I
coiiW^itt re elected in January next. I would
rr?ir accept-the office?[ am as you are aware,
getting oJ<l and have lafiored hard and assii'u.
onsly (if not fhithrul!y) first and last, in either
the Clerk'* or -Sheriff"*..Office (for eighteen J
years, and he .who kuowsany thing of the cares
nib! ic life well know how to appreciate my
(Haifa to rest awhile, at least, from my labors. I
v If Therefore I would not serve, in the Office us
principal,;<(and r trust you will give me the
^ credit of>and<mr.) I am sore I would not in the
capacity-Jof Clerk or in any other subordinate
^ way. With equal sincerity I assert, I am
? ueiiber immediately or remotely, uirecuy or
indirectly interested, in the election. As ( am
aimut 10 go out of office shortly, and hiving as
I conceive replied conclusively to the objection.'
1? trill avail myself of the present occaWon
to>xpre'ss tnv heartfelt and sincere gr.iti
tilde and' acknowledgments to my friends and
fellow citizen? G?rllteir many stilislamial ex
{>res?ioti? of confidence nud favors which they
tare bertowrd upon m??I can never forget
them?-?or can I hope ever to requite them ?if
I have lieen at any time evilly spoken of, ? r
nnjnstltr cu?|?ec?e(l by any, I freely forgive then:;
If 1 h*v* given any occasion so to speak, I hope
pT Tnr forgiveness?as 1 am conscious of this one
thing?I never intentionally desired to injure
any, -Suffice it to say. if I have been so firtunate
as to deserve the confidence of my fellow
citizen*, and should I ever have reason to beJi#y*
they desire a renewal of my services, I
thall ever hold tnysclf bound to obey.
\ vi . , -- .j- adams.
.^^iovj loth, 181ft.
<'nn> Rail Road .\oticc.
mmmmzmmua
Pp SUNDAY, the 26lli inst. there will be an
extra fain of Car* leave Camden at 12 o'clock.
M. for the accommodation of the members of the
Legislature. yi.l
CFO. S. HACKER,
^ , Agent Transportation 8. C R. R
V?. Notice.
r- At r'J'he subscriber having closed bis business, requests
*U persons indebted to him by note or open
account, to come foru-ard and settle immediately,
ileitiay be found at Mr. II. I#evy'? Office;.
- No*y2-,\ - S.B.LEVY. I
and ? Boxen' Raisins, Prcsli Citron, Northern
Cheeee, Sperm Candles, Mould Candles, Powdered
Su^r,J3l<l Java Coffee, Colgate'# Peari Stanch &
Soap*, Sngar.Hoarc Syrup, Fine Maderia IVme. j
Common Maderia Wine for Cooking, Best white
Wine Vinegar, Pepper Sance nod 1.email Syrup.
Just received hv
} * ' . E. W. BONNEY.
\ Nhv 22 47 -.?.if
. Fjnit, ic. .
r" The subscriber lias, just reco.ved and will contjnue
to keepmy hand, Northern Apples, I*;?ie Apples,
Oranges,.-Banana:, Cocoa Nuts, A'inondr,
Raisins, Figs, with a general assortment ol
Confectionary, which he will sell low.
Nov. 22. - W. B CAMPBELL,
. t ?+ :
Oysters.' Oysters!! .,
The subscriber having made arrangements fo
receiving a daily supply of Trucsdcli's Oysters,
is prepared to furnish iheiu eitticr by the plate or
quart low er than they have heretofore been sold in
thi* place. W. B. CAMPBELL
A ttiver Plantation for Sale.
For sale, the Plantation lying on the west side
of the Watoree River, within five miles ol the to \ n
of Camden, formerly a porti< n ol tiro Es ale Plantationot
Duncan McRa, anil known as number it
ill the division plat of lhat Estate, now in charge '
"f ihe subscriber. Tlirre Lands are too well know n I
r* t? need especial description; they lie as \*e!l, and i
areas much beyond the influence ofhigh water as j
any lands upon the river, and areas good as ;he best
Eftry building on the place has been newly put
up, Within the last four years. Two settlements,
one in the sandhills and one in ihe swamp, sufficient-for
the accomodation ol fifty i cjroes, (iitt
House and Screw, both new and in good order.
The Tract, with the lands appertaining to it,
coubjmI* of 11 or 1200 acres, 531 acres lying in
ilie -swamp, 240 of which are cleared. The whole
of the swamp is capable of being brought into immediate
cultivation, (lying as high, lor the ux<?t
part, as the lands already under cultivation,; as the
swamp has been completely drained by the diversion
of the water courses that ran throught it
An abundance of Hail Timber, iinmedia'ely at
lite edge of the cleared land, and perfectly accessible.
*
1000 or 1200 bushels of Corn an l 15 or 20,(.00
lbs. of Fodder would be sold wilL the place.
Tertne made accommodating .-.to Jhe purchaser. '
' ' EinVAl>l> M. BOYKIN.
Nov. 22. j 47 tf
Sale of Houses.
Will be sold on the first Monday in January
next, at public outcry before the court house, the
Heal Estate of William B. Johnston, being the
Dwelling House opposite the Methodist Church,
the Dwelling House fronting on I/turens street,
and the"public square, and the brick Dwelling
* . ? ?n i i- ??
IJOUVe BUJWIIIIg. I CI llin Will UC IlllftUC nilun n v.l |
the da? of Bile or previously, bv application to j
WM. REYNOLDS, ).
J. M. DeSAUSSUUE. 5 AmS?cc* I
Nov. 23 fit
Will be Sold,
..Before the courthouse on the first Monday in
Itecember next, the Store and Dwelling House
*'nd Lot immediately opposite Messrs. AlcDowail
&<'6oper, belongmg.to Capt. 1'etcr Waneo.
Term* made accommodating to. I he purchaser.
tor. 22.- T. J. WARREN, Agent.
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
Kanaway from the subscr.ber in September last,
a fiegro woman of a copper color, 4W or 50 years
old,'about 5 feet 6 inches high. She wore off a
plaid dress and calico uonnei; sue is prouauiy m
Camden, or in the neighborhood of Dr. Ford. Irom
whom she was purchased. 1 will give the above
rewart for her delivery to me near Ifeckliainviilc,
Chester Dv.crict, or ten dollars for her confinement
in Mil so.that 1 get her.
biov.22 J. N. STROUD.
- third quaRly."Statement of the
: mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK. NO. 35 WALL STREET,
For (he second ferm of Jive years.
Amount of lot dividends nnd reserved fund, $537,158 2
Amount Premiums received from
1st Feb. to 1st Nov. 1818, on account
of second dividend, $195,333 43
j Amount received for sea risks,
policies &e. second dividend, 1,9-10 79
! Amount received for interest on
bonds and mortgages &c. 15.779 98
I Annuities?balance, 3.353 15
$216,410 3
$753,563 6
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses and expenses and paid for
surrendered policies, $761,261 03
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, 2201 95
Cash deposited in the
Bank of Vw York 4375 95
Bonds and Mortgages on
Real Estate ill tlic cilv
of N. York, nnd Brook
lyn, valued at twice tho
amount loaned thereon 175,237 19
Stocks of the State and
City of New York and
of the United States 194.102 99
Amount due from Agents 3,746 33
Amount remaining unpaid
on half vearly and
quarterly policies issued
previous to first dividend
2.093 20
632.307 61
$753,568 6Increase
of investments since Feb. last 164.747 50
Number of policies issued from 1st .May last 591
Whole, number policies is- ")
sued. ... 5597 I of which 3224 are for life
Less?cancelled, forfeited. > '* ISO" 7 yean
and expired, dead and | " 152 oth. pdi
surrendered. " - 152 J
""'4266 4266
M. ROBINSON, President.
Samuel IIanks. Secretary.
JOHN ROSIER, Agent for Camden,
L. M. HATCH, " Charlestou.
New IJooks.
Smith's New School Geography with Maps and engraving!
in otic volume quarto, on a new plan.
Perkins' Higher Arithmetic, designed for High Schools
Academies ?A Collcges; in which sonic entirely new prin
ciples are developed, and many concise and easy rulei
are given, which have never before api>eared in ant
Arithmetic.
Perkins' Elementary Arithmetic.
Thompson's Mental do*
Elcmen's of geography, with practical applications, dc
signed for beginners,by G. 1L Perkins Professer of Matin:
rnnt'es.
Wilson's Juvenile American Histoiv.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Nov. 22. 47 tf.
Heart Quarters,
LOWER B.ATTAUOX, i
S2.\i> Regiment, S. C. M. >
[ Orof.rs No. 3.
1. This Battalion is hereby ordered to assemble nt Catn
den at lOo'clcck, A.M. on Tuesday December the 19tli
arinol and ?*qnip|vd fo- Drill and Review.
2 The Offort* ami Nou-rnntmissioned Officers will as
so table the day pr< \ ions at the sam hour for DrilL
3. Captains and Companies arc charged with the exten
I siau of litis tinier.
JO<. ? KKItSIIAW,
Ll ('til. Com. Battalion.
Nov.'aOlh, 184 i -17 .. ' 4t
Notice.
Al! persons indebed to the I i'P firm of DobytJ
Kennedy, are earnestly requested to c ill on tin
subscriber and settle the same without tlelav.
tpt , - R M. KENNEDY.
Nov. 22. 47 tf_
U* The services of M iss Anna M. R. Cruisi
have been obtained for the Camden Female Acade
??y.
On and af er the 20;h November, lite Kxerctset
of this seminary will be conducted under the eu
pervision of Mrs. F. A. Mc.Candi.ess and theabovt
named Lady.
Nov lo" 4(5 3t
JOSEt'JJ FREY,
FROM CHARLESTON. S. C.
Begs leave to inlurm tl.e Ladies and Gentle
men ol Camden and viriniiv, that he is prepared t<
Tuxrand Repair l'ia:io>, O/onns, Harps, .Seraphh
ttas, Meliid'ji'ii-", Accordeous, Violins, Guitars ait
other Musical Instruments.
Apply ft Boyd's 11 < r 1.
N. 15.?Au charge tcill be made if satisfielio'
J is vol given.
Nov. lo. IS 18 40 tf
, fi>agucri'cotjpe Likenesses.
| You tli.it have liiMuty, should to Unborn take il*
, You that have none, sliould <*<> and lot hi n make it
[ *, i Dantirille Register.
A. CO BURN, has ripened a Pij/uorrean Gal
lery over the Post Office, and invites the Ci'.izrm,
of CVmdcn to call and examine !iis specimens, am
judge for themselves of their ;r!is!ical merit. Am
j person sitting for their picture, need not tal e it
|. unless sktisfSctory. '
| Camden, Nov. 1-lth, 1S19. tf 4(1
Ordinary's Sale.
Hi .pursuance in mi- a?i 01 As-mnuiy, win o'
j sold on Saturday iJ;r *J5t1i insi, : l 11/, o'clock a m
at the residence of the iato-E. S. Clarkswi sil liei
perishable pr. pertyvcoi.tsisting of huusekuid ant
Kitchen furniture <j-c.
'l'crms at sa'e. t
JOHN R. JOY, o. k d
Nov. 1"), IMS 4i? tf
.5. J. DICKSON,
Commission Merchant nnd CcncrnltAccut,
A'u. lo7, 1\'list liny, Cln/rlrs'nni 8. (1.
RcsoectfuHy announces to tlie public, that Ik
has commenced t he general commission busi.
[ ness at tiie above place.
All business ii trusted to liis caio, will receive
I'imuicdiate attention.
N. 13.? He will also attend to receiving and for
warding goods. Oct. lit).
Store to Real.
The Store at present occupied by S. 13 Levy;
possession given by the nuddie of November.
?r?ALSO
The Office one lour lielovv \V". J. Gerald Esq.
lormerly occupied by Doct. E. II. Anderson.
Apply to II. LEVY.
Police This.
The subscriber will run a good PASSENGER
COACH to arid from the Kail Road lor the accommodation
of Passengers, and will take jliein to any
part of the town as chcv.p as the cheapest. Small
favors thankfully received.
JOHN K. WTTIIERSPOON.
October 2oth, 1M3. 4.'3 if
I A frcsli Supply,
Tlie subscriber has just received a new supply
I of superior Family Groceries, consist.ng of Loal
lump, crushed and brown Sugar, Collco, Ten, Molasses,
Rice smoked Salmon, Markarel, (in wlmlc
aid hall barrels and kits.) Herrings, smoked Reef,
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, Allspice, lVpper,
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Caudles, and o great variety of other articles, in
his line, all of which will be sold very low for cash
Oct- yi. A. K. ALLEN.
i-'rc*Ii Fruit.
I'ine Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Itaisins.
Mid Almonds, all of the new crop. Also, ai
assortment of Charleston made Confectionary.
For sale by A. K. A 1,1,FN.
Tobacco ami Scgari*.
Thomas' superior gold leaf chewing Tobacco
Fine cut Smoking Tobacco
Spanish, half Spanish and American .Segars
For sale by A. K. ALLEN.
Notice.
All persons are forbid helping themselves if
Bricks from my Yard. I will take pleasure in at
tending to all who may want Brick, and rcturi
them thanks for their patronage.
t?"Tlie person or persons who helped them
?1 * * i.V ii 4? 'f i\iklI IL*o h'.uo niitrlA/1.
seives iasi run iu mhhc o,vw ,.vb.v?
ted to report, w hich I hope they w ill do noon. Tin
person who did the same thing last week will con
ler a favor by reporting to me the amount taken 01
paying for them.
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
July 26 30 tf
Cli ildreiL's Zpphjr Dre^ses.
I The. subscribers have just teceived from the
! manufacturers id Philadelphia, an assortment of
the above which they will sell low. ?
91 Nov 15. McDOWALL # COOPER.
Scotch Herrings.
A few Kits choice Scotch Ilerrinys, just received
ai.d for sale low bv
GEO. S. DOUGLAS &. CO.
Nov. 11 2t 46
5 New Books.
_ i'lie Women of the Revolution, in 2 vols, by Mrs.
1 Elicit
The French Revolution of 1816.
The Infolds by Legends: 11 rot ho rs and .Sisters;
Rival Beauties; Kate Walsiiifrham, by Miss Rick
oftnir; A warning to Wives; Stray Subjects; The
Two Dianas; The Mysteries of Three Cities,
Nov. U. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
FKLSH OltOCERIES.
The subscriber has just received a fresh supply
of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep a constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
follows?
New Orleans \
St. (Troix / BR0WN FUGARS
Muscovado (
Clariiied )
' <>:Ld | VVIIITB SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Sugar Mouse Syrup
Rio, Java, African Coffee
* Gunpowder, Hyson and Black Teas
Sperm Caudles and Soap
Topper, Spice and Ginger
also
Fresh Citron, Itaisins, Currants, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger, Nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS.
Super ISO") French /frandy
do J. J. Do pet's Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
J Cordials ami .Syrups
Old Rye Whiskey (Miller's)
do Monongahela Whiskey; Rectified do.
Porter and Ale in pin s and quarts
Salt, Iron. Gunny arid Dundee Bagging
Bale Rope and Twine. M. LEVY.
Bacooi.
10,000 lbs. Bacon, sides. l''sr sale by
Nov. 10. II. LEVY.
Segars, Scgais.
The subscriber will keep a constant supply of
the most approved brands of Spanish Segars,and
. now on hand?
, | Villntieuva
| La Filautropa
Consolation
C/oki Lent i?r* \po
Pressed Bscpranza f &LUAKfi>*
Ledies' Regalia
Ctuwn Eagle
Cazudore j
Nov. 14 II. LEVY.
, i lininpaisne.
Baskets Colinger, Star and Anchor Chainpiine
in , nts and qliarls. II. LEVY.
Medical and surgical Notice.
: The undersigned respectfully inform the citi
zens 01 Kershaw and the surrounding districts that
j they have instituted in Camden ap Infirmary for
5 chronic disease, where patients ivill be received on
- j the following tern s?foruiciical treatment, inclu>
> ding ilui, cjfe., fill rents per day; where operations
arc required, the usual Ice will be au additional
charge.
Patients will be under the constt.nt supervision
of the proprietors, and every provision made for
tlioir comfort.
Tic l>ove establishment offers to Planters who
' j may have cases ofchron c disease on their planta|
lions, advantage i)"t obtained by the oidiuary
' j modeof prac re, as ;t insures systematic treatment
! and regimen. desiderata ? ten indispensable to success
i.i the treitme.it ??f disease.
? W. J. McKAlN, M. D.
c. j. shannon, m. d.
I Oct. IS. _ 4-2 _ tf
Ayre's Clicrry Pectoral,
For Couch*, Cohh and Consuinp'iun.
. I Jn?t r-Ti-iviMl. a full supply of Aver"* Cherry IVctoral.
j a truly valuable REM Eli V tor roughs, cold* ami all alter!
lions of the limes. .Medical (.'oilcues and the Profession
- I gnu-rally have given it tin- must flattering reception, its
j iiiL'rrdiciits and in-xlr <>f preparation having been publicly
I , ami fully laid u|.cii to their hispeeiio i. U i* a powerful
I iiihI i fli' ieiil rvuieily in aggravated dura-a;, uad in dimi.i'
I i-h.-d do.es one iifiln* piem-ante-l. safest and Iwsl family
, | iimdirinri in use. l'ur sale in Camden by Jamks U Me*
kain. Druggist. Oct, m.
*. n-i-y -rsTVf .--X \ "-r ^>'r?"t;ri;ra
On an Improved Plan.
.Mil. II.WOKN respectfully .announces to the
r citizens of Camden, tli.it lie will give a thorough
| Course of lessons in l'etiinaiisln|>, on tlie SemiAngular
System, during wliicli the principles of
n liting on this plan will lie tanirlit. This system
is mure EAstt.r acquired and more rapidly written
than any oilier. The object, in learning to write,
is -permanent imjtression, and with proper ; Mention
on tiie pari of the pupil, such impression will be
warranted, or no recompense required.
Persons desirous of improving their writing, will
; please-call at Davis's Hotel this week, where a
great variety of specimens will be exhibited.
Nov. *> tf 45
Camden Hotel.
This, valuable establishment now occupied hv B.
P. Bovn Esq, is offered lor sale on accommodating
terms. The building in its arrangement and adaptation
for a Hotel, is i ot sutpassed by any in the lhe
' interior of.the .State and its contiguity to the public
offices and Hail road Depot, adds to its advantages.
To any person disposed to engage itt keeping a Hole!
a more favorable opportunity could scarcely be offered
for a profitable investment IfmJt. previously
sold, it will l.e rented to an approved tenant and
I possession given on the 1st J.m'rv next.
; I Nov. t. C. J. SHANNON.
| O'The South (I rolioian will copy till 1st Jan
j uary, and forward bill to 1 his office.
Camden Male Academy.
Mr. It. G. ALLISON,a Graduate of Chapel Hill,
N. C\, w ln? has been engaged in leaching lor four1
teen or liiteen years, and who has in Ins possession
I testijnoiuals obtained Irniii l..c highest sources, of
. j his cualilieat ions as a Teachm*, will take charge of
' ! the classical department of the Camden Male Academy.
The English and .Mathematical studies will
| he taught by Mr. 1.. McCaudlcss. It is the earnest
' desir? ol both these gentlemen to establish a large
' and nourishing Academy. If tlie citizens will
come up to tiieir assistance, this may he done.
1 Nov. 8. 4>") 4t
Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale hi* plantation on
. Cranny's Quarter creek, twelve miles above Canii
den or. the Lancaster road.
The tract contains about 000 acres, 100 ol
which, is first rate swamp land, the balance good
oak and hickory land ; about 'Jolt acres are cleared,
under good fence and in a high state of cultivation.
On the premises are a good frame dwelling,
with all necessary outbuildings, together with a
Gin house and Screw and fflacksmilh's shop,&c.
To an approved purchaser, the place will be
sold on verv aciolnmodating terms.
W. It. YOUNG.
Nov 8. 1848 43 Mt___
1 Attention Cavalry 1
The 5tli Regiment. 0d brigade of Cavalry will
assemble in Columbia at 5 o'clock, P. M. on the
. i..... . i. 1?? i. .....i i,? i..ii..
' I 1CUI Ol I'L'CUUIUVi IIC A If LU pill II e-lllip nun ug iuiij
J equipped for duty for two days. The Officers and
Staff attached to t he Regiment will assemble at
r the same pluco and time fully equipped for duty.
11V order of Col. Ancrum.
R. II. COODWYN, Jr. Adj't.
! Columbia; Nov. 4. 45 ot
" DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE."
[ Those who widh lo supply themselves with
first Hate Domestic Goods.
Are requested to call at the subscriber's
1*EW CASn STOKE,
Second door below Mr. H. levy's, and ascertain I
the prices of the follewing articles?
7-4 and 9-4 Idea. Homespuns and Long Cloths
7-4 and 8 4 hro. do
0-4 and 12 4 bleached and brown Sheptings
RIeached and brown Cotton Prills
Red Tickings, of superior quality
Blue Denims and Cotlnnades
Marlborough stripes and Apron Checks
Red Flannels, plain and twilled
White Lancashire and Wt.|s|| Flannels
Whitney and Duffle Blankets
Negro Blankets, very cheap
I An assortment ol Neirro Cloths. &c. &c.
All of which he guarantees as low as they can
be found.
THE COTTON GOODS,
He would particularly call attention to, having purchased
since the recent
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET,
And offered at prices which cannot fail to suit
the most economical purchasers.
Nov.8. JAMES WILSON
To be Remembered.
The subscribers have been for sometime past,
and are now, receiving weekly, at their Clothing
Establishment, some ot the latest styles of
WINTER CLOTHING,
all of which will be sold at very small advance on
cost for cash onlv. Purchasers will find at all
times, a good assortment of the following articles;
Superfine French and English Dress and Frock
Coats; Reaver Oveiroats arid Sacks; Cloaks and
Morning Gowns; lilk. and col'd cassimere Pants;
Velvet, Merino and black Satin Vests; Shirts; Suspenders,
Cravats, Hosiery. &c.
W. A KENT & MITCHELL.
Masonic Hall, Camden, Nov. 8. 4
Ncsvo Shoes,
HOME MANUFACTURE.
A lnrg? stock of Stitch Downs, a very superior
article, made of choice materials.
Men's and Roy's hound and unbound Brogans of
every description. Fur sale low bv
Nov. 8. G. \V. OLNEY.
Men's and Coy's Boots,
Of all varieties and sizes. Also, Indies' Kid,
Morocco, Seal, Goat and Leather Ties, Buskins,
Pumps, and Welts. Fur sale at low Drires.
Nov. 9. G. VV.' OLNEY.
New Sysfesn!!
The subscriber having determined to change his
system of doing business on the 1st of January
next, will dispose cf his present stock for cash at
a small advance on New York cost, and on a credit
to be paid by the first of March next at greatly
reduced prices. His stock is very complete, and
worthy tiip attention of all who wish to get a large
quantity of goods for a small amount of money.
All such, are invited to rail, as he is determined
not to be undersold?either lor cash or on credit.
E W. BON KEY.
N. B. Cotton, Corn, die., will he received althe
highist market prices in payment of old debts.
E. W. B
Nov. 8 4G tf
\ew Fall t-oocls.
The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their Fall stock of Goods, consisting, in part, of
Latest sty es of winter! Sattineis; Vestings
goods, for ladies' wear t'ravats; Stocks
Alpaccas Suspenders
Bombazines Bed Tick
Ginghams Linseys
Prints Flannel; Blankets
Shawls ' B!en. and bro Shirtings
Broadcloths j llose and half Hose
Cassiiuercs; Tweeds | Gloves
A complete assortment of /fcady made Cloth
i* g; Dre-s, nicrino, lamb's wool and silk Under
shirts; Indie.-' Vests, fashionable Hats; men's and
boy's riot It Caps, cj-c. -
To which they feel a confidence in ir.vlfin? the
attention of their custi mors and the public, both
as regards quality and price. " ' ,
A. .M. &. 11. KENNEDY.
sept. 20 <18 tf
]\ew Fall and Winter Goods.
M. nitUCKEIl & CO.
Are now receiving their fall and winter stork,
consisting of an extensive assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
&c.. ?Vc., to which they invite the attention
ol purchasers. Call and see, at the
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite the Hank of Camden.
Tli ft Slate of South-Carolina,
LAN CAST ICR DISTRICT.
In the. Common Pleas.
J. F. S-cri-ft 1
\*. > Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Sevitnmr Taylor )
William Reeil. 1
vm > Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
fJenrtr*: W. (Jill )
W, M. Marlon )
\~n 5 Declaration in Foreign Attachment. .
Seymour Taylor. )
Clinton A Canton )
vi*. ? Declaration in Foreign Attachment. >
Stewart Mitchell. )
N\ Mayhlooiu )
vx. [ Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Stewart Mifcliell. )
The Ailmr'a of John Hammond, Dcc,ani|jon in Foreiffn
Stewart Mitchell.' j Attuclin*ntlite
same )
vn I Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
'Hie same. )
Wright A Stewart )
vh > Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Stewart Mitchell. )
John Williams. 1
v* |
Milton More et uxor / Declaration in Foreign Allach't
James More et uxor I
Kli'/nl>eth Co rues. J .
Wm. II. Brown, )
vs > Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Stewart Mitchell. J
Whereas ti c. Plaintiffs in the above sla'cd eases,
have this day filed in my office, their Declarations
ajrainst the Defendants who are absent front nnd
without the limits of this State, as it is said, having
neither wives nor attorneys Icnown within the same
on whom a ropy of Dcclar tion with a rule to
plead thereto, might he served; It is ordered, that
the defendants do plead to the fame within a year
and a tlav from the date hereof, otherwise final and
. I :>I l? I...I
ousoiim: jmi'reiin.iii win uu uv?.im> > .... ...
II. 11.1'RICE, Cleifc.
Clerk* Odlce. April 2C 18-18.
The subscriber's Agents lor the Saluda, Concord
ami Salem manufactories, are constantly supplied
Willi the following goods and yarns, which
llioy offer for sale on accommodating terms, viz :
Hales cotton Osnaburg, 3 -I and 7-f, plain,
" " " 3"l.7-8 and 4-1 strip; .ml
" " shirting, 3-4,7-8 ai d 4-1
" " Yarns of all numbers from 3 to
inclusive,
" I.inseys, white anil colored.
The attention of planters and others are called
to the I.inseys, a new article in this market, for
the quality and durability of which, we arc permitted
to refer to Messrs. Jas. Chcsntit, Jr . J. .M.
DeSausstire and II. Hoy kin, who for some time past
have been furnished with them.
Buyers will find it to their interest to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
1'. I'\ VILLEPIOUE & SONS.
Camden, October 11, 1H18. 41 tf
f'olil f^renni.
A superior preparation lor Indies that are annoyed
with chapped laces, lips or hands, at this season
of the year, removing the annoyance at once, and
rendering the skin soft and smooth. A new supply
just received at CLEVELAND'S.
To Rent, my fbrmfeV Resrtleuce-bif F;>ir street.
Sept. 13 (37 tf)--'- W. ANDERSON. <
!-> * ' - ?-?ij'a.j. '".* > 1
For Sale on Accommodating-Terms. t
Tlie premises a( present occupied by the sub- ]
scricer. Also, a Summer Residence at Kirkwocd. j
Oct. 31. C. MATHESON. ?
; 1
, AEW GOODS. "
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER, ?
AT THE CHEAP STORE, _ [
O^Topi'ositr thi: post ofcice.??0
The subscribers beg lenve fo call the attention of j
all who wish to jret a , f
LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS, . <?
wi ha.. > . , t
A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY, ?
To the
IMPORTANT FACT, '
]
That they have returned to Camden with a large
and frebh supply of '' r
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, t
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, <fcc. 1
Embracing almost every article usually found in a
WELL ASSORTED STOCK,
Which they have now open, ready for inspection
and sale one door above their old stand,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
and they are determined to sell the same so cheap,
that all icho tnisk In buy, have only to call to satisfy
themselves that, they " (
VjINTATOT RUl* CHEAPER. c
Thankful for the liberal patronage they received \
last season, they solicit a cail from all who want 1
cheap Goods.
ELIAS Si KOOPMAN.
Oct. 25. 41 tf_ C
NEW CASH STORE.
The citizens of Kershaw and the adjoining dip- I
tricts are respectfully informed that the subscriber
lias opened the store formerly occupied by Mr. H.
Levy, and is now receiving a large and carefully t
selected stock, consisting of t
Hardware, (-rockery and Groceries c
All of which he offers FOR CASH, at such prices
as must command the attention of purchasers. 1
The following are a few of the articles, which .
lie can confidently recommend as being unsurpassed
for cheapness and elegance?
Ladies' Department.
6-4 Brncale Cashmeres, with Fancy Silk Cravats. 4*c.
Trimmings to match Kid. cashmere <fc silk Gloves 1
Rieh Plaid Cashmeres A full assortment of Hosiery I
Newest styses printed do Linen-cambric-Hd'k'fs- <
Chamelion Cashmeres Hemstitch and Reviere do
Trafalgar Plaids f reach Needle Work, very .
Satin striped Cashmere* cheap, comprising, '
Fancy M. DeLaines, newde- Muslin Collars, ar all prices
signs Straight do newest shapes ,
Satin striped Alpacas elegantly trimmed
Black and colored do Chemlsetts. plain and trlm'd.
Finest Earleston Ginghams Muslin CufEi \
Changeable French do Swiss and Jaconet Edgings ,
Fancy check do. iu great va- do do Inserting* .
rietv . Lace Capes and Collars
Shawls, suitable for the sea- An assortmentof Zepli. Wool
son?am-rngst them are. do do . Floss Silk
" Lamartine," " California," Plain and sliaded Purse Silk ]
and-'Mexican"8-4 Shawls Fashionable Bonnets
8-4 printed Cashmere do Bonnet and Cap Ribbons '
Small Shawls every dcscrip- Thread and Ljsle Laces, &c
tion
ALSO
A very large and varied assortment of fresh
Winter Calicoes, American, French atid Knglish, 1
fast colors, bought unusually low, and offered at E
prices that cannot fail to recommend them, inclu- *
ding a variety of 4-4 French printed Cambrics.
Gentlemen's Department. 1
Black Broadcloth Black Satin Vesting*
do French Doeskins Plain blk- cravats and stocks
do French and English Fancy Cravats
Cassimeres Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs
Fancy striped and check do iCi't'.m half Hose, ut all prices ;|
Mixt all wool Tweeds IMerino Shirts and Drawer* '
"Rougn and Ready CaMi- < ouon no do
meres Fashionable i*ur and Mole- <
A'attiuctts, plain and fancy fkin Hats I
Plantation SmlT*, assorted Saiin, cloth and fur Caps
Funev Cashmere and Valen- Boy's clotb Ca;?, new style
cia Veslings
READV-MADE CLOTHING.
Tweed Coats, at all prices Black Satin Vests
Cloth do do cloth do <
Black Dress and Frock do Fancy cashntere do
Overcoats, assorted Plaid do assorted
All fresh from the North, well made and fashionably
cut. Also, a superior sto< k of ready made
Shirtr, together with a general assortment of such *
arlicles as are usually found in a country store, all ^
of which will be marked low, and offered to the c
public as a specimen of the Cask System. - 1
' " JAMES WILSON. f
Oct. 31. 44 tf f
I
NEW FA EE GOODS.
The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their slock of fancy and staple Goods, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of their friends
and the public'generally, as they will be sold low
for cash. They consist in part of '
Mpaccax " I Fancy Prints (
Cashmere* I English do f
M.ne-liii Delaines . , I Brown and bleached Shirt- i
Gingham* I ings j
Red and White Flannels IShawl* and llandkdrchicfs
l 'anton do I Blankets
Apron Checks j Hose and Half Hose ' f
Bed Tick' iGloves, Mitts. &c. &c. J
Plain an:! Griped Homespuns'
? ALSO :'
An invoice of Ready-made Clothing
Dundee ami Kentucky Bagging, Rope and Twine ; ^
An assortment of ladies'fcnd gentlemen's Shoes j
Negro ami house servant's'Shoes
With a general assortment of Hardware, Glass and , p
Crockery ware, and Groceiies, Liverpool Salt, i .
For sale by GEO. & DOUGLAS t)y CO. j
Oct. 31 44 tf
To itcnt. i f
mi _ n i- iNir.. / I.. . ' ~ .3 L.. It__
I lie IJncK vmice lonncny (ici ufJiuu uy i/uciur u
George Reynolds, and adjoining the one at present c
oc upied In' F. L. Zeinp. The office contains three v
rooms, and is most conveniently situated for busi- f
ness.?Apply to JAMES CUKSNUT Jr. 1
Oct. Id.?41 tf Agent lor Administratrix.
To Rent. 0
Some half dozen Dwelling Houses and about 1
half as many Store Houses. Applv to
Oct 18. john Workman.
MRS. GOOI> CAR'S b
Fashionable Ilonnet Store. o
New Goods just, received, consisting ol Ribbons,
Bonnets, Flowers, Capes, Cardinals, Gloves, &c ;
open and ready for sale at very low prices forcasli ! I
or to punctual customers. .Mrs. G. particularly J s
recommends tlicm as being the most fashionable in J 'I
the market. In
O Bonnets cleansed, altered and trimmed so as ) a
to render the most skillful judges unable to tell d
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
bv Dr. A lb I.eoM. Oct lrt
Chair* &c.
Just received Maplo, Walnut and painted Chairs, i
Rocking and children's do. I'r
Stone Lime in good order, all of which will be I P
old low by C. L. CIIATTFN. ci
Octtobcr 18. 4'J
For flic Season.
A fresh supply of the genuine I.nhin's Kxtrait
Jockey Club, Coquet ?le Caroline, Ext rait Mousse- \
line, Verviene, Rose, Palcliouly and ()*ange dc |ti
Portugal; Hand's Lustra! Hair Restorative. Shaving
Urea in. &c., Maugenct &. Coudray'g and E j.]
Ho: ssel's Plnlocoinbc, an elegant preparation of f(]
beefs marrow, for tlie liair; Edi's llodyosmia; Patey's
Extract of Verbena; Kauai's Eau de Venus and
Nymph Soap; Cleveland's superior Cologne
Water in pint bottles, together with a' fire assort- A
ment of Combs, Crushes, Toilet Powder, &c. Sic. L
Just received at CLEVELAND'S,
For Sale, R
Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen at
C. RIATIIESON'S.
September 6 30 e
Ft ,
7
?Sej^B$l^?hiS65
mder die above titles r . v, , ;.->*//.: v . . v ~
NVe deem it unnednwhry to-enomemte' the advaitagdMp
wderivtidfrpraa* If^wqnpcr,-iia^
District better calculated to austaiqone' lhad'CTtestet{Vid!(
in independent and intelligent popiikliona* sbe~haA,'*-e dd
tot hesitate a moment to believe, that Iot interests require
t, and that her citizens will cordially cooperate -vqith. tfpB
ubecriber in the proposed undertaking.' 'V-t: .aVT
It will he onr aim in every instance to make the QbqefVer,
icceptahle to its patrons, by giving such matter aswfc fiasf
ronceive to be of interest and importance; embracing thai
atest news, foreign, political and domestic, with Agricultual,
Temperance, Religions and. moral ethics, Sic. Sic* . .
In reference to our political couree, we deem it only bSftj
^ ?l J w p^-VjlVf MH?V iswhik VBiviiui^i yi
>irth, onr feelings and interest are yrith the Sotfth, and wf
hall resist with all our might the unjust,andndiolf crusade
f Northern fanatics against our Institntions, and will Itohtl
n nn'y measure, best calculate(1 te secure our rights, and *n quality
with the rest of the Confederacy.
Tfcllt.MS.?Tbe Observer will be printed on a sheet of
super-royal size, with new type, at 'fWO DOLLARS,
with two months to pay the advance mangy.) and wil bio
ht months TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTH: CENTS, tad
f not paid' until the end of the subscription y??f, THREE
WIXars. ' ^7r. . .,.-u
We design issuing the first number as.fpon as a sufih'i?Btl
lumber of subscribers is obtained. ,
We respectfully solicit Post-31asters, dntf an oar modi
hroughout the State and elsewhere, to procure us fflbactv
>ers and forward their name i. Z- ?RID W
November 8th,. 1848.. . :, DRUGS
AND MEDICINES,' ,'.
At Charleston Prices.
- ?. ; rtr.' 1?
J; A. CLEVELAND, :r^
MUGCTS? AND APOTHECARY, '
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall, Camden, S. C.t!'
Takes this methodof informiner th? citixene of
larnden rnd the sbrrodndlng country, that heitjH'
continues to keep constantly on hand, a fresh itfd
veil selected stock of:
Jrags, Chemicals, Paints,* Oils, an& Dye-Staflk,
Patent .Nedicines and Perftrmery," v?' .
Soaps, Brashes, Comb? and Psocr Alticle^ *
Ihristie'sGalrnmfcifcSb^F, Belts,"Bracefet??G?r?
' ' ' (enandlTeeklseSi,1''
Thompsonian medicines. ?*
embracing every article no# used in the practice,.
Sic. Sid- ..
All of which will be sold as low as articfea-w
he same description-can be be bought in Charleston.TOR
CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
tTl'liysicians, Planters and Country Mjrcfyflffjii
vili do well to give me a call before purchasing;
jlsewhere. ' , *>*
All Medicines sold at this estftblishtneWfhepr"anted,
and ail orders executed with despatch. ' ' "*
Oct i8. , /. x..err
Cleveland's Dentifrice, "'V'5*
For removing all Tartarous adhesions witte^t'
njuring the Teeth, interposing its antiseptic qtftfi'
ties to scorbutic affections of the gums, resto ing
thein to firmness and a pleasing color, toil'
'ontributing largely to establish the pearly whiter
icss of the teeth, and a pure and a salubrious
jreath. A fresh supply just received at '' s^
Oct. 16 (41 tf). . CLEVELAND'S^"'r
Foil need not grope jtadarkneeinqflpr.
The subscriber has just received his fall and'
winter supplies of superior Lamp Oils which he*
.vill sell as Ion- as articles of the same quality pan
ie got in hBarleston, for tasth.
ALSO .
Superior Neafsfoot andTiairt Oil for tannery
Family-and Piurrfattoo Castor Ofl;# at prrcps'lower
ban they can.be bought this side' of ChirTeAptL
... J. A. CLEVELAND,.^
Fresh Arrivals. V
The subscriber is receiving and opening a large
ind varied stork of Fall and VViuter Goods, cWalisting
of Dry Goods of every 'dMcrtptJdrt;
vare, Groceries arid Crockery, w hich will fee soldi
or cash or punctual custom r, as low as they can
>e hrd in this market. C; MATHKSON. _
October 4th, 184^. 40 ? tf ^
: U-uA
Committed i,<"'
To the Jail of Kershaw District, a Negro piaqf.
ibout 28 years ol age, who says his name is Witiim,
and that he belongs to Robert Grietof Pikfc;:ounty,
Georgia. The owner is required to com>lv
with the law and take him away/ '-..V
Oct. ia?42 If D.H.ROBISOJOai'or. ~
.V?. .
South Carolina. : ,
KERSH'A W I) LSTftf CT.
in equity: ; r>\
Margaret McCaskill and Sainup] P. A/urchison,
Daniel McCaskill and others?BUI for. sale of
Land. :
It appearing to my salisfactioh that, Safa&af^i
[laskill, one of the defendants to this Bill', rtfaidtes
>ey.md the limits of this State: It is,'6n motiAli
if J. M. DeSaossnre, Complainant'^ SoUicitidf/prlered
that the said Sar,ah 1\lcCaskill do 'a/fswer,
ilead or demur to this Bill within' thrife months
rom this ate, or an order pro confesso will be fewered
against her.
WSJ. M. Slf ANNON^K. %.?.
hci.ilior IS:!, ^*2 ' . 3m ,.
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry writs fieri facias to roe
lircctcd, I will soil before the court house in Cam*
Icn on the first Monday and day following in I)eember
rext-, being the fourth and fifth days of said
nontb, within tho legal hours of sale, the follow,
ng properly, to-wit? ' * w
1 Negro man named Henry, levied on and tp bfr
io'd as the properly of tho defendant at the.Buil of
olin D. Murray and others vs. Elijah Bass.
ALSO-'?? 1
I Negro man named Jim, levied opi andTtJ'lwa
old as t lie properly of the defendant at the eait of
rVilliain Johnson vs R chard Hyott.
ALSO , ;rd^.
1 Negro man named Bann, lieviedon nwdip be
old as the property of the defendaut, at the suit of
Janiel Beauford vs Daniel Motley.
y\LaO ? ' .
200 bushels of corn, lufire or 'es^, .5,000 lbs. of
odder, more or less, one grey mare and colt, one
iay mare, 1 wagon, 15 bead of sheep,6 ..ead of
a:tle, 12 bead of hogs, and one l it of shucks,leieil
oil and to be sold as the property of the deendant,
at the suit of John J Schrbter vs John
lolly:
I The .above property will be sbldat'the residence
f the defendant on the second day of sale, except
be horses, which will be so!d:al the court housp
n the first day of sale; [1.50]
ALSO?'
1 bay horse and 1 small wagon, levied on and to
e sold as the property of I be defendant, at the SU K
f M. 11. DeLeon, Ex'or. vs Grief Wise. '?
ALSO
The following Books, to-wit: .Madison I'apero
.ogam's Wtilings, W ebster's Dictionary, (large
- -_I_i?.?i
IZt'J l'ilirV? !o|?03<lia .'\niOni'.1lia, rciruraicu Iiiair,
'he Hank C'.iso, .Mil lord's Greece, Gille'sdo., Fremiti'*
expeditions. &o., levied upon and lobe sold
- i ho property id" i l,o d. iondunt, al the suit of liayen
& Gregg vs J. P. Dickinson. . - n
Tonus cash?purchasers to pay lor papers. *>
Nov. 13. . T. J. WAKRKN, sk.p."
Fresh Family Groceries* "*
Just rcrt>i\ed at the Camden lirvccry Store.*
esh supply of Family Groceries, cuu*?siu?g in
art of Sugar, (\ flee, Tea, Moires, smoked and
ickicd Salmon, Mackarel, pickled Beef, sugar
urod Mains, Irish Potatoes, cheese, crackers &c.
<?ct. 31 S. BflNSOfl. '
Lslvay itlule.
K. II. Jameson Tolls bclore me one Daik Bay
lulo, with a split in the leil ear and marked witit
arness; supposed to he 11 or 12 years old. Apprau
?d al thirty dollars by Joseph Albert, Messer ?.
Awards, sworn appraisers. Said Mule will be
mntl at K. 11. Jaineson't;,15 miles west of atmieiw
Oct. 14, (42 ti) K. PARKRR,Mag.
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses, Lemon, Pine
,nplc and Strawberry Syrups, Cordials, Pickle#,
' . * *>??v ^i*i\npnv
iarcL VVitie at UUKALLTCI Vinu^urti
JOIinT[\?RA?, , " :
ecciving & Forwarding Merchant and fiinklgenti
CASIDKN, S. C.
All business entrusted to him faithfully
J to, on moderate terms, if?c- . v