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I I [ k friend, we learn, is also in 44 limbo" and reserved for a bearing at ibe regular term ofibe next Week. The indefatigable prosecutor in ibis ' case, who moves, we are informed, at lhe instance of the Grand Jury of the counyt, has several other cases under consideration which wilt lie tvmiMrtit 110 in due time. Some of these f O 9 , rates are attended with hardships, and we re. v pre' 'he necesity of the rigid enforcement of tbe law, but it lias become a nuisance and an injury to our citizens, and they have determined to abolish these free "gentlemen of color," whether tcith or without Masters. The policy is a good one and demanded by the best interests L of the community, and we trust it may Ire with^ out exception in its application. Washington (Ga.) Gazette 3d inst. Connecticut.?Gov. Trumbull, of Connec. licut, delivered his inaugural message on Thursday afternoon. Among other t???ics ; which he touched upon, is the question of the extension of slavery into the new Territories, j Me says it becomes New Engtnnders to ap. proanh this delicate subject in the spirit of for. hearancc and regret, rather than that of ani. #-r.m..t?in? ?ver keenin? it in mind. Ul' " V?M|?|flH?U.| ' " ^ * i n that though their ancestors were among the first to discover, and apply the remedy for slavery, they were also among the most active in its introduction into our country | People or a Moderate Fortune.?If you are about to furnish a house, do not spend ail your money, he it little or much. Do not let the beauty of this thing, and the cheap, ness of that, tempt you to buy unnecessary arti ^ cle*. Dr. Franklin's maxim was a wise one ?"Nothing is cheap which you c'o not want." Buy merely what is absolutely necessary, and ^ let experience of your wants and your means dictate what shall be afieiwards obtained. If you spend all at first, you will find you have bought many things you do not want, and omitted many ynti do want. Begin cautiously. As riches, increase, increase in hospitality and splen - ?i dor; imi is always puuuui auu iuv.*... .......... ... decrease. After all, these things are viewed in their proper light by the judicium and respectable. Neatness, lastefulness, and good sense, may he shown in the management of a small household, and the arrangement of a little furniture, as well as upon a large seaie. The consideration gained by living heyond one's inrome is not actually worth the trouble it costs. The glare there in about such false, wicked parade, is deceptive; it does not, in fact, procure valuable friends or extensive influence. More than that, it is wrong, morally wrong, so far as the individual is concerned; and injurious heyond calculation to the interest of our country. To what are j the increasing beggary and discouraged exer- j tions of the present day owing? A multitude of j causes no doubt tend to increase the evils, hut the root of the whole matter is the extravagance of all classes of people! We never shall he prosperous till we have sufficient moral courage to make pride and vanity yield to the dirtates of honesty and pruLdence. We never shall he free from emiiarrassment till we cease to he ashamed of industry and economy. Let woman aid the. re forrnation. Let their husbands and fathers, see them bappy without finery; and if their friends have, as if often the case, a firolish pride in seeing them decorated, let th^m silently and gradfe nally cheek this feeling, by showing that they have better means of commanding respect. Lei the exercise- of ingenuity economy, nnd I neatness. prove (hut good taste and gentility are I attainable without great expense. Jlfr*. L. M. Child. | SPECIAL NOTICES. ; JOB WORK. ' For all Job Work done at this Office the Cash will he required on deliveryBills for advertising will be presented for Li payment quarterly. JEW DAVID'S, OR HEBREW PLASTER. This article, prepared for pain, and weakness In the back, breast, side or limbs ; brui*es, sprains, &,c., and for asthmatic affection*,?will, in most cases, give immediate and permanent relief. It will also bo found highly beneficial for complaints of the Liver, Lungs, end Kidneys. Persona of sedentary habits, whose business requires to ait or stand much, who are troubled -with weakness in the cliest, or pain in the side or breast will find great relief by wearing one of these plasters. Sec advertisement on fotiuh page. - The genuine si sold by Jajiks R. McKain, Cam. den S. C. r May 9 1849. 19 4t Front Rev. Charles Reigiilsy. Chnnlaiu of the ^ U. 8. Army, to the Agent at Detroit. fo?t tiutiur, Micii, Oct. 26, 1811. My Dear Sir.?I feci not the slightest hesitancy in naying that 1 consider the India Cimlagngue nuin s Valuable medicine in bilious affections. My reason i imply this : I have used it. On my recommend ition' many others have used it; and I have yet to learn the instance in which it hat failed to effect a cure. Yours very respectfully, CHARLES REIGULEY. Sold hy James R. McKun, Camden S. C. CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. Burgirig, per yd. 18 to 20 'Lard, lb 8 to 10 Bale Rope, 111. 10 to 12 i 1-cad, lb 6 to 7 Baron, lb. G to 7 Molasses. pill. 31 to 10 Batter. Ib. 12 to 18 Murkarel, hid 8 to 12 Brandy, gall. 28 to 33 Nails, lh 61- to 8 Beeswax. lb. 18 fo 22 j Oats. hush 30 to 33 Beef, fresh, lb. 3 to 5 Oil, Sperm, gal. 1 to II Cheese, lh. 12 ; Linseed, gal. 70 to 78 Coffre, Ib. 8 to 10 Pras, bush 39 to 33 Cotton, lh. 5 to 61 Potatoes, sweet hit 25 to 50 a* Corn, bushel, 51 to 55 Irish hid Flour, barrel. 51 to 54 Rye, hush 75 to 874 Fabler, ewt. 73 to 90 Kire. hush. 3 to 4 k Feather*, lb 23 to 30 Sugar, lh 7 to 16 j l?lass, lOOfee.t 24 to 3. j Salt, sack to 11 ilides, (dry) lh 8 to 10 Shot. hag to Ir ' ^ iron, lh 5 to 64 Shingles, inle 2 to 21 f jme, bbl 2 to 21 Tobacco, lh 10 to 75 f^eatlier, aole, Ib 18 to 22 Wlu-at, hush 78 to 90 ciiakt.estov May 14. CoTYoy.-^There was little doing in thn Up? land market on Saturday; former prices, how. ever, continued firm and full; sales 431 bales, at from 6 1-8 to 7 1-2 cents. CADETS OP TEMPERANCE, KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER 4. The regular meeting of tjiis Section will he 1 held at their Hall on Friday evening next at eight 1 o'clock. By order of the W. A. S. D. SHANNON. Sec'y. 1 _ ' i 0O1TB 07 T3MP3P.A1T33. Watercc Division No. 9. The regular meeting of this Divsion will be held 1 at Odd.Fellow's Hall en to-morrow (Thursday) i evening, at 8 o'clock. By order of the VV. P. < Z. J. DEIIAY, It. S. * Patent Clitiriu*. An approved article. Also, Ice Cream Churns, for tale by E. \V. BONNEY. Ho Q&? <3[>=, 5_S?o <*o# T. I Kershaw Lodge.Nnmbe? 9 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held; at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. By order of the N. G. A. ROBERTSON, Secretary. Camden Debating Club. A regular meeting of this Club, will be held at their Room this evening at 8 o'clock. W. C MOORE, Secretary. Dancing in 18 Lessons, Warranted. Mr. A. BERGER. has the honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden, that he will open a Dancing Academy at this place on Monday next the 2lst nisi. j>ir. d. win instruct ma i upw in Quadrilles, Cotilions, Waltz, Polka, Mazurka, and in every kind of Fancy Dances, such as Smoleuska, Cracovienne, (litana, Cachucha, Hornpipe, Cossack, Varsoviennc, Shawl Dances, Polacca, etc. etc. Mr. B. is a native of France, but l.as resided in Charleston, S. C. for the last eight years, where he has taught Dancing with the gre test success in the first families and Academies,?from which, he has good testimonials which he will be happy to show to persons wishing to patronize him. lie will a'6o teach Cotilions or Quadrilles in 18 Lessons (which takes generally, at least two quarters to be learned) and should any one attending the 18 Lessons be unable to dance well no payment will be required from them. Those wishing to join the Class are requested to hand in their names during this week. For particulars apply at the Camden Hotel. Camden, May 16, tf 20 Labour-Saving Machine, The undersigned having purchased the right of Sabin's PATE MT WASHING MACHINE, for Kershaw District, has commenced manufacturing them. They are a very simple machine and cannot get out of order. Those who arc using them in this place, can testify as to their performance. As much washing can be done in one day by this machine, as in three, by the old method. The public are invited to call at McDowall &. Cooper's 6tore and examine tliem. They are no humbug, and will perform what is required of them without injury to the clothes. 0*Dircctions go with the Machmes. E. G. ROBINSON. . May 10. 20 ' 6m Iced Soda Water, In Bottles and from the Fountain. Also a suplily of fresh CONGRESS WATER, for sale by , may 16 J. R. McKAlN. WM. E. MARTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 9, Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. Over the Office of William M. Marti*, Will practice in Barnwell and Columbia, and continue to practice in Beaufort. April 23. 20 3m Stone Lime. 199 Bbls. Stone Lime, in good order, (a few bbls. extra white) just received bv C. L CHATTEN. Mav 16, tf 20 Best Stone Lime by the cask or bushel, for sale by E. W. BONNEY. Cow peas for sale by E. W. BONNEY. Ordinary's IXoticc. Whereas, no person lias applied for Letters of Administration upon the goods and chatties of the late David Eckar, I have taken possession of the same as derelict, and hereby give notice to all persons indebted to the said estate to make immedi ale payment, am! those having demands to present them, du'y atlcsted, to me. may 11 J. R. JOY, o. k. d. Ordinary** Sale. According to the Act mad? and provided in such case, will be sold before the ccsrt house in Camden on the first Monday in June next, at 11 o'clock, a. in, afl tlic Personal Estate of the late David Eckar, consisting of Clothing, Trunk, Valice< I'afFalo Rofnr, Pocket Pistol, Silver Lever Watch, &c. Terms made^nowu on the day of sale. may II* J. fi. JO), o. k. d. Administrator's Sale. Will be sold cm the first Saturday in June next, at 11 o'clock, a. m., all tbe personal property of said deceased, consisting of one Horse and Cart,- j Ilogs, Cattle, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furnitore, and one double-barrel (Jun. Terms?All sums under five dollars cash, ovef that amount, a credit till the 1st day of October next ; notes w th approved security, bearing interest from the day of sale. JOHN DO\VENT, sen.. Adin'r. Commit led To the Jail of Kershaw District, on the 13th inst., a Negro man named Billy, and rays he belongs to John Dud ey? of Dale county, Ala. Said ne^'ro is about 23 or 2d years of age, 3 I'cet 6 inches high, yellow complected and stout built. The owner is requested to comply with the law and take him away. J. W. BASKIN, Jailor. may 10 20 tf The Bank of Camden, South Carolina. During the sixty days from May 2. inpt., all i notes intended for renewals roust have tbe original | signatures of the parties. By order of the Board. W. J. GRANT, Cashier. May I, 1619. lb Fifty Dollars Reward. Will be paid for the apprehension of my man | STEPHEN, who left tny place on the 22d day of | July last Said man is 5 feet, 6,7 or 8 inches high, | about 23 or 27 years old, once belonged to Air William K. Davis of Fairfield District, supposed to have returned to that District, or the adjoining one; bespeaks qnick when spoken to, and inclined to be left handed; tolerably stout built, weighs about 1G0 or 170 pounds; uses a whip when driving a team with the left hand; he inay deny his name and owner. He ntay be lodged in any Jail iu the State, so that 1 may get him. B.F.SIMMONS. < Bull Swamp, Orangebutg Diet. Jan 1849. ' April 28 17 2m Committed To the Jail of Kershaw District, one negro man named Allison and his wit'1 Mary, and child about 13 months old. Savs they belong to Thomas Lawn of Branwell Distric,?the owner is re- i ousted to come forwards, prove propertv, nav char- i gea and take them awoy. ' > J. W. BASKIN, Jailor. April 16. 1849. J8 tf 1 Police. All persona arc forbid from hiroing or employing any of my mechanics or slaves, w.thout. my y>errnission. II. LEVY. April 24th, 1849. tf 17 Seasonable Goods. The subscriber has just received a good supply of Fresh floods, suitable for the season, consisting in part of various articles for Ladies Dresses, Calicoes, at all prices, brown and bleached dome. r spun, &c., together with a good assortment for c Cent'emeu's wear, and a great variety of other articles. A stock of choice Groceries, all of which he will sell as low as they can bo had in the place, and to which ho respectfully invites the attention | of purchasers. J. CH AltLbS WUItltl. April 25 17 tf_ ICED SODA WATER c May be hud through the .Summer Season at niayO. F. L. ZFAIP'S n TO ALL PERSONS -GREETING! , - FRANCIS L. ZEIBP Respectfully informs his patrons andthe public generally, that he lias this Spring received a Large and well assorted stock of Goods, 1! CONSISTING OF '' . DRUGS AND MEDICINES, s Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, n PATENT MEDICINES, WINDOW GLASS, ? FBP.FtTliBP.V, SOAPS, Brushes, Toys, Baskets, Combs. Purses, Snujf 1 Boxes, Toilet Bottles, Flower Pots, Envelopes, ? Papctries, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, ^ and various oilier articles WORTH detailing, but wh ch might prove tedious. ? 0*These Goods he offers 011 accommodating terms to all. Physicians, Planters and Merchants would a do well to call and see our stock before purchasing elsewhere. may 9. New and Elegant Perfumery. J The subscriber has just received and o*ened a new and choice selection of Perfumery, Soaps, v Cosmetics, &c., consisting in part, of t Labia's Ex't Jenny land Saisy's Ex't Comte d'Orany " '* Jockey Club Ede * Hedyosmia ' " jllignionette Haul's Kan Lustra! I ' " Patcholy " Nvmpli Soap " " Vervit'nc " Shaving Cream " Doquet de Caroline Rousscl's " " I t Esscnee Boqnot Guerlain's " " Low's Windsor Soap Transparent Wash Balls r ' Shaving Tablet Orris Tooth Paste j also Cologne. Rose, Honey, and Lavender Water, Bay Rum, French Philocomb, Bear's Oil, Bear's Grease and Beef's Marrow, for the hair, with many other articles in the line too numerous to men- * tion, which may be had at \ may 9. Z. J. DeIIAY'S. ^ Pain Killer. A fresh supply of the Genuine Pain Killer, s Townsend's Sarsnparilla, Rowand's Tonic Mix* r tore, Wistar's Balsam, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Hastings Syrup of Naptha, <SfC. &.c. Just recei- 1 ved and for sale by Z. J. DeHAY. f Collier's Remedy for Diseased Horses, Warranted to cure Lameness, Spavin, Big Jaw, " Founder, Sprains and Strains, Splints, Wind-galls, Big Bone, String H-.lt, Thrush, Poll Rvil, &c. &c. A limited supply of the above, to which the attention of farmers and owners of horses is invited, | just recived and for sale by may 9. Z. J DeHAY. Busli & Ilillier's Superior Friction Matches, warranted not to fail L in any weather, and will keep in any climate, always on hand and for sale by may 9. Z. J. DeHAY. ? Soap ! Soap !! Soaps!!! " Let him shave now, who never shaved before. And he that shaved before, now shnve the more." ; And for that purpose, purchase and use such as ' you can do it most comfortably with?Hauel's, * Rousscl's and Gucrlain's Shaving Cream. Rous- * eel's Walnut Oil Shaving Cakes, Lew's Cosmetic 1 Tab'et,h?d Brown Windsor Cakes can be ronti- 1 dently recommended. All of which may be had at Z. J. DeHAY'S. 1 CHARLESTOIf jitClT SCO H O ? S.JBV (Corner of S!. Philips and Vandcrhorst Streets.) Have now on hand and constantly receiving by arrivals from the North, large quantities of CLEAR ICE, from the Crescent pond, near Providence, t Rhode Island, which is offered lor sale at a 3-4c t per pound. f From the proximity of this House to the Rail Road J Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has of being constantly supplied with the best article, c he confidently invites the attention of Hotel Keepers and others. All Orders to any part of the C itinlry attended to with care and despatch, and the subscriber would agree to deliver Ice free from all charges, including freight, to any point of the South Carolina Kail Road at l?c per. pound, c ichen a hogshead or more, is taken. A hogshead s contains from 600 to 700 lbs. i Any information ill regard to the manner of constructing boxes for the preservation of Ice from melting, will be given 011 application to JOHN 11. MARTIN. Agent. Dravage from Ice House to Rail Road libels. Chart, stun, May 1, 19 4t !*R. II. J. BRISSEXDEX, Of Charleston, Professor of Music, offers his services in the formation and instruction of Military R nds &lc. He has had much practical expe- (, riencc and possessed of the most satisfactory tcs- f( tiinonials regarding capability and character.? Communications can he addressed to the care of Mr. F. Zogbaum, 'JU1 King Street. II. J. BRLSSENDEN, may 9. 17 Beaufnin-st. Charleston. BY P. R0BENS0N. The subscriber begs leave to state, that he is prepared to make up Clothing at the shortest notice, in a neat and fashionable style, and wariants a fit. With his knowledge of the Business and a disposition to plc.tse, lie solicits a call from his " friends generally, may 9 if 19 ICE! ICE.'! ICE!!! The subscriber having made a new arrange- mcnt with agents in Charleston, New Vork and Boston, for a constant supply of Boston and Rockland Ice, is now ready to lurnish those who have so ?j' 1,:...it.. iv..,t 1.,.'., e 1, .in. r?r ,, .I.U.J. ?.V?. ...... rC the season, as cheap as possible for cash. re J AS. C. McKENXA. ? May 0 1U tf Ilaptist Convention, At Charleston, 23d of May, 1849. A Delegates and their families, desirous of atten- a' Jing the above Convention will be passed down (l ind up the South Carolina Rail Road for one fare. ' GEO. S. HACKER, ai May 0. Agent Transportation. Boy's made Coats and l^cghorn Hals, for sale by si E. W. OONNEY. tc From New York, 0i The subscribers have received per Southerner, i case of " Warwick's1' Fashionable Summer Ilais, Also, dozens J. M. Da vies, Jones &. ('o.'s patent ihouldcr scam .Shirts, and an elegant assortment )f summer cravats. They have also, Broad brim white Fur llats fr do do Panama do hi do do Campeachydo n< do do Palm Leaf G Yovth's Panama and Fur Hats b< Children's Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hals Apr.) 4. McDOWALl, &, COOPER. Rail Road Notice. 0\ Ttnrinrr ihp Summer Months, the cars will ar. 1)1 ivc at Camden at half past 7 o'clock r. w. instead ! ci >f 8 o'clock, as previously stated. N. I). BAXLEY, Agent. April 18,1749. 10 If JOS. B. KERSHAW, Attorney and Solicitor, ? RroatNtilreet, Camden, S. C. Si Attends the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter, Lan- u< aster and Fairfield Districts. Ladies Splendid Dress Goods of every material iow opening and forsale low at BONNRYS. ' ? .. .I, ? IPHiAaVIBIfi^S UXWWhv BY ROBERT LATTA, LATE BY C. H. DAVIS, Would respectfully announce, that he has now a charge the above well located Hotel, convenient a the most business part of the Town, for travelers ; directly on all streets passing through?and iow undergoing th< rough repairs. He earnestly olicits a call from his friends and the public generally?for he feels confident that they cannot be therwise than pleased, as no pains will le spared i) make all comfortable. A variety of the best Liquors can be had at the Jar, except on Sunday. Goddard's old 1805 Bran'y and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most avorite brands of Champagnes *. the choicest rands of Segars and Tobacco ; Scotch Ale in lints; Soda Water and ICE will be kept contantly on hand during the summer season. The only way to be profitable and profit is our lIM. Cash for all Liquors at the Bar and every rticle in the drinking line, and I hope not one of iur friends is so foolish as to suppose we will nake them an exception to our general and posiive rule?if thev do, thev mav expect a very flat lun. Our Liquors we pav cash for Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, and always plenty of corn, oats and fodder, and attenive hostlers. lie is agent for the Northern Line of Stages. N. 13.?Omnibuses run regularly to and from he Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also >e accommodated with a carriage, buggy or horse o go into the country. D"The Charlotte JelFersonian and Journal, Cheaw Gazett--, Marion Star and Chaileston Courier nsert 3 times and forward bills to thp Hotel. Cainden, May 2d, 19-10. 18 tf ice: ice:: ice::: Kept constantly on hand at Our House; with iouie of thoeC good temperate drinks, such as? ?oda,Sar6apariria, Mineral and Congress Waters, lust but call and have Old .1/ac to show hissciince in the above varieties of the season. P. S.?If by permission from the Council, the ibove Pu-ifiers can be had at all times, except duing Church hours. It is also requested, unless through sickness, hat no friend of Old Mac, shall ask him to sell ipirituc>u8 liquors on the Sabbath?as it is against he law and ordinance of the town. May 1. J. C. McK. F. ROOT, AUCTIONEER, Commission Merchant & General Agent CAMDEN, S. C. W J1 attend to Public and Private Sales of any lose ript ion. Regular Auction day, every Friday. O* Auction Room opposite James Uunlap, a few loors above Davis's Hotel* 11?tf Twenty Dollars Reward. Runaway from the subscriber, bis rregro Man JOGUS. He is a Shoe-Maker by trader about 15 years of age, quilo black, tolerable large, round tyes, rather thick lips, and inclined to bend for vard when walking. He is supposed to be lurk ng about the neighborhood of Camden or in Sotner District. The above reward will be paid for his delivery o me at Lancaster C. II., or lifteen dollars for his lonfinernent in the Camden Jail. WILLIAM ROBINSON. Lancaster* May i( 1349*. 19 3t Sumter Banner cooy three times. To the Public. The undersigned respectfully offers his services o the citizens of Camden and surrounding counry, in re-bottoming cane seat chairs. He may be ound, for the present, two doors below Mr. II. Levy's. where specimens of his work can be seen, His prices ehall be moderate, and the patronage if the public is respectfully solicited. THEODORE DUTTOiN. May 2 tf 18 A \ntipp. iiuilllll IOII Wl-V/A O WJIVW All persons having: demands against the Estate if Zackariah Bowen will hand thern in to the subcribers duly attested and those indebted will make mmediatc payment. JOHN II. BOWEN. CHARLES BAILEY. April 27 1S49?3t Adm'rs. Irish Linens. Real Irish Linens, of good quality, also, Ladies' irass Skirts, for sale unusually low by J. CHARLESWORTIL April 24lh tf 17 Fisliing Tackle. A fresli assortment of fishing tackle suitable ar the season just received, consisting of the ul lowing : Silk lines, furnished. do. assorted colors, do. patent 8 twist. Superior Grass lines. Fine Linen and Flax do. Limeric Trout hooks 011 Gimp. Artificial Flies. Fine Mi into w Nets. Dip Nets with telescope handles. Floats, and Hooks of al' sizes. i ALEXANDER YOti'NG. April 25 tf 17 To Hire. A first rate Carpenter by the month, year or job. Apply to I J. LEVY. April 24th, tf 17 Kail Road Notice. ( The South Carolina Rail Road Company doe* not ( rigage to notify consignees of the nrrivnl of goods and pro- , lice, they are considered as delivered when they tiave 1 ached the Depoi, and at the risk of (lie owner; but if nor 1 moved, they will he turned over to the warehouse-kcepct lbjcct to the timial charges of storage. Country goods subject to storage after one week. Town goods subject to storage after 48 hour*. April 4, 1819. N. L). BAXLKY, Agent Fifty Dollars Reward. Ranaway from the subscriber in Dallas county j ,la. in April last, a negro tnan named BILLY < bout 2o years of age, 5 feet 8 or JO inches high' f yellow romplexion. Front in formal ion received, believe the above negro is lurking about Camden, ltd has relatives living in the neighborhood, on L>th sides of the River. The above Reward will he paid for his npprehen- . on and confinement in the Camden Jail, or for his , elivcry to Messrs Capers.& Iluger of Charles. | m. For further information, apply at the Office . f the Camden Journal. JOHN DUDLEY, Sen'r. \ March 22, 1849. tf 13 , More Rich Dress Goods. ' Another case of ladies rich Dress Goods, direct c out Broadway, and consisting of French Ging- c nns, plain and fancy Borages, fine printed Jaco- f cits and Lawns, rich silk Tissues, lustrous linen inghams, and fashionable English Prints has just . len opened at BONNEY'S. For Sale or Rent. The Brick House on Log-town square lately , vned by Mr. VV. B. Johnston. It is a desirable ace of residence?healthful at all seasons and jnvenient to business. Apply to Mr. S. E. Capers. , YVM. REYNOLDS. Feb. 13,1849. tf 7 1 a nr> 1 The subscriber beys leave to inform hie friends ^ id the public that he has purchased the Drug t tore of Dr. J. A. Cleveland, where he will contin* 5 the business on his oviKn nrCount, and hopes, by j rict personal attention and constant endeavours to ease, to merit a continuance of their patronage, l Z. J. DEHAY. Camden, Feb. 21. 8 2m - mm "MAIL AilRAlffcfcra^lfTS. SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA," GEO. Due Daily at : : : 8 P. M. Clofies " s :. : % : - P 9. M. NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHERAW, 8. C. Due daily, at : : : : 4 A. M. Closes : : r : : 6 P. M. CHARLESTON MAIL. Due daily, at i : ; : 8 P. M. Closes ' " : : : : 9 P. 31. ftyA Way Bag will be kept open fof the reception of Charleston letters until 4 o'clock A. M. WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, S. C. Due daily, at : : ; ' 8 P. M. Closes " " : : : : 9 P.M. SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA STATEBURQ. 8. C. Due Daily, at : : : : 8 P. 3f. Closes " : : ; : 9 P.M. Ct~p-Way trails for OfTices on the South Carolina Rail Road close daily at 7 P. M: CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C. II. 8. C. Due Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday, at 3 P. 31. Closes .Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, at 7 A. 31. VOKKVILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, &C. Due Thursday, at : : : : 11 A M. Closes same day, at : : : . 12 31. LYNCIIWOOl) MAIL, VIA TILLElt's FERRY. Due Tuesday an<l Friday, : : : 4 A. M. .. . . . L D \1 Ptoses same uay, ai ; 7 ; j r. m. J. N. GAME WELL, P. MOFFICE HOURS. Open at 8 A. 51.?Close at 1 P. 51. Open at 3 P. 5f. Close at 5 P. 51., and open until 9, after the arrival of the Southern Mails in the evening. On the Sabbath, open from 9 to 10 A. 5L, and half an hour after the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening. Dy All credit for postage is stopped, as I have no time to make collections, and no letter will be delivered unless rt is paid for. Postage Stamps for sale. Jan. 1.1849 J. N. GA5IEWELL, P. 51. New School Books. The subscriber has on hand, and is constantly receiving all the standard new School Books, in use in the Schools of the Town and country ; and will sell them at the lowest prices, for cash, or to punctual customers. They consist in part of the following. Gil AM 51A IIS?Smith's, Bullion's, Brown's, Kirfchamf?. SPELLERS?Elementary; Webster's Sequel; Carpenter's ; U. S.; and Southern. HEADERS?Grigg, Elliot & Co's No. 1. 2. 3 At 4.; Newman's Southern Reader; Southern. No. 1 & 2.; Cobbs'; New York, No. 1.2 &3; Rhetorical Readers, and Dialogues ; Lovel's U. S. Speaker; American Preceptor ; National Reader; Parkers' Exercises and Aids to Composition. . . DICTIONARIES?Walker's; Webster's; Grimshaw's Etvtnological Dictionary; Holies' Phonographic; Webster's & Walker's 8 VO. . ARITHMETICS?Emerson's No. 1. 2 &. 3; Da vies School and University Arithmetic; Perkins Elementary and High School do.; Thompson's 5Iental do.; Smith's; Smiley's& Pike's. i GEOGRAPHIES?Smith's New Common School Geography and Atlas, in 1 vol. quarto.; 5Iitchell's and Parley's Primary Geography: Olney's; Smith's; Mitchell's School j Oographv and Atlas, 2nd revised edilion. PHILOSOPHY?Draper's; Olmstead's; Comstock's; Conversations on Philosophy and Chemistry; Phelps Philosophy. BOTANY?Mrs. Linon's; Gray's Botanical Text Book. CHEMISTRY? Draper's &. Comstock's. HISTORY?Parleys 1. 2 & 3d Book History; Robbing Outlines History; Worcester*; Willards (J. S. do. Universal History; Tytler's History, Parley's Corrrmon 8chool do. Grimsliaw's History of France, do. England. Pinnock's History of Rome. Greece and England. MATHEMATICS?Davies' Legendre; Bourdon; Algebra; Elementary. Analytical, and Practical Geometry;Davies and Flints Surveying, Bonycastle, Algebra' and Mensuration ; Perkin's Elements of Geometry; Davie's Cilculus. LOGIC it RHETORIC?Whateley's I>ngic; Mills'do.: Hodge's do.; Blair's Rhetoric; Whateley's Logic and Rhetoric'. For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG. April 4th, 1849- tf 14 Classical School Books'. Ambon's Cicero, Cesar, Horace, Virgil and Salltet.' " Anabasis, CleaVInnd'a do. Owen's C'yropacdia, Hutch bisons' do'. Bullion's Greek Grammar. Latin and Greek Readers. " " and English Grammars. Anthon's New Greek Grammar, Ftsk's do. ' Greek Lessons, and Prose Composition ' Latin do do do Andrews' Stoddard's Latin Grammar Exercises > and Reader, y " " First Lessons in Laun. McClintcok and Crook's 1st Book in Latin and Greek Latin Tutor; Mair's Latin Syntax. Gould's, Adams' Latin Grammar. Rtiddiman's Rudiments Latin Grammar. Jacob's Latin Reader. Anthon's Jacob's Greek Reader. Cooper's Virgil; Tyler's Tacitus. T?cverett's Juvenal; Viri Rom?. Historiic Sacnc. 1 ampricrc'h At>ridgen mamm-ai uivuuhhij. Lid Jell and Scott's Greek and Eng. do. LeveretlV Lexicon ; Grove's do. Ambon's Classical Dictionary. Ainsworth's Latin do 8 vo. and Abg'd. Donnegan's Lexicon; do abridged Grei*bach's Greek Testament. I'arkhurst's Hebrew Lexicon. French, Spanish, Italian and German Grammars, Dictionaries, Readers. Exercises, Ac. For wle by ALEXANDER YOUNG. April 4th, 1849. tf 15 IVcdical Books &<* Medical, Moral, Religious and Miscellaneous Books, and Stationary of great variety, for sale bv ALEXANDER YOUNG. April 4th, 18-19. tf 14 J. W. BASKIN, Auctioneer, Will attend promptly and faithfully lo all business entrusted to but carc. May be found at the Sheriffs Office?or two doors ab6v? Boyd's Hotel. Jan 10 it li Kcmoval. The subscriber having removed his Shop one door in rear of M. Drucker's store, will be happy to supply any one with a Gin, Horse Mill. Thresh* ing Machine or Wheat Fan. He requests Planters, before sending to another State for Gins, to call and examine his, as they are warranted to be as well made, as free from taking fire, to run as light, and make as good cotton as can be bad, and sold as cheap, (two dollars per saw,- made out of the best cast steel plate.) Old Gins faithfully repaired. Feb. 7. It. J. McCftEIGHT. The subscriber has on hand a large assortment of Chairs, &c., which will be disposed on reasonable terms. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Wove Seat '.lockers, Sowing Do. Also, Walnut, Maple, Oak, llox and Plush Seats?Imitation and plain Windsor, Do. Office and children's Do. Do. With ill articles generally in his line of business. C. L. C1JATTEN. March 28, t_f 13 Law Notice. The subscriber after the 15th nf April will pmclicc his profession in Charleston, until that time, business to be onficletl to his cure may be left with Mr. Peijcni or Mr Memntinger. W. E. .M.VRT1N. April 1, 11 tf He took a Fit. The undersigned would respectfully return hip hanks to the public for the large patronage they lave bestowed on him, and informs them that he las made arrangements with Messrs. While & Underbill one of the most fashionable Tailoring Establishments in New York, who will furnish tint monthly with the London, Paris, and New fork Fashions. He hopes with his own well mown ability, and tlie large number ol good workncn he kecpR employed, will enable him to exe:utc work at short notice, and in as good style as, :an be done in the State, if any have doubts, dcaae let tlicm come and take a til W. .1/. WATSON. Feb 14 tf 7_ The Stale of South-Carolina, LANCASTER DISTRICT. In the Common Picas. iohu Adams, Sheriff, i rs. > Dec. in For. Attachment. J. W. Carlisle. ) Whereas the Plaintiff did on the IGih of April ile his Declaration against the Defendant who b absent from and without the limits of this Slate, nd has neither wife nor attorney known within he same, upon whom a copy of the said Declnrtion might bo served; It is ordered, that the said lefendnnl do appear and plead to the said dcclaraion on or before the 16lh day ( f April, which will 10 in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hunted and forty-nine, otherwise final and absolute udgment will then be given and awarded against iim. . II. R. Ptticr. Clerk Clerk* OfTIrr April 1C 1519. 4iq 17 New Sp ring and"S ummer 600dl, * The subscriber'bare niwoti hand ffiWltftf * well selected Stock of New Spring end SMMMf/ Goods, to which they respectfnlly intrte the attention of their customers and the pnbliegdnitaftly, a6 they will be sold at the iery loir for cash; being desirous of closing oof rfc&fr of Dry goods before the first day of Jtlly neit, bar* < gains may be expected, they consist in part of English and American fancy Prints Printed sad: * Plain Muslins, Ginghams Bareges, Linen Canu brie Handk'fs, cf-c. vl. Together with a full assortment of bleached and brown Ilomspuns, and domestic Goods suitable for ' Hnmmer Wear. - if ALSO ? _ Ready irade Clothing, Panama dad Palm Lea/ Hats, .Shoes &c. For sale by GEO. S. DOUGLAS 4 CO. "1 April 18, 1849. 1? jt* L :? i g?r> NEW GOODS. Mrs. Carpenter has just received a! new kni ' splendid assortment of Spring Goods, aflibng Wftieb , are? French Laces, Coburgby Milan, ParoelM AMI' Chip Bonnets, Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, L#ce Capes, ?&c. &c. V.*iAll of which will be sold as low as they eatf be purchased in Charleston. Millinery executed to order as usual.' April 4. 14 if S/EW GOODS- - t * M. DRUCKER & CO. pre now receivingffdtm the North, their large and well selected Steehnf Dry Goods, Hardware A GroedrfA, whirl* fllPV will coll of tho lnmoal fMl I?. ?J " wvn V?v W4V iwfTWPV |/l IVW IWI VMIB . only. Being determined to sell Goods/ they will not suffer themselves to be undersold* and revile those who may wish to purchase, to call and examine fixt themselves. Sold wholesale am! tetjul. at the CAWtflStf BAZAAR. New Spring Goods. Jusl receiced hp v A. M. & R. KENNEDY. * ^ To which they would invite the attention of their friends and the public generally ; the Stock consists in part ' v" " Ladies' \tear. Organdi Leno and Jaconet fancy Muslmi: < Linen plain anil Satin stripe Silk Barege's/ Tissue Silks," ., E.arlston, French and Muslin Ginghams/ Fancy Linen Lustres/ English and American Prints,' * ~ ' ' Embroideries, Gloves," Ribbons," Hieiery/ Gentlemen's Wear. Drapd'ete fancy spring Caseimdt^s,' Linen Drills, . ^'"T5 Marseilles, Valentin and Linen Veslibgs," Leghorn, Panama and Fur Hats, . , *v Cravats," Gloves,/kc. &.c. - ,< Together with a full assortment of bTeachltfand brown Homespuns, and domestic goods suitable for servants wear. , READY MADE CLOTHiNCJ. With other articles too numerous to mention. The above stock has been carefully selected and will be sold for cash, or to punctual C'dStomers* at least as low as they can be purchased elsewhere. March 2Slh, 1849. . ti 13 Dry Goods in Charleston, For Spring of 1849* . E. W. BANCROFT, invites the attention o* Plas- j ters and tueir families who visrr irnirCrfT,to Extensive Stock. ' He lifts now received his Spring Stock, which constat* (. of every variety of rich send efegeint Fabrics, for IriUm dress?such ah .. u- . :j .. i.-. S??*> .<41 1 Silk*, Grenadines, TmpC Silk*, Barege*, Muslin*, . Sewing Silks, Gingham*, Prints, Lawns, Bombazine*, Challys, Alpaccas, &c. ' ** . ?r% e I Shawls of iecery Stylf- . V. Such a* Elegant Plain and Embroidered Canton , Crape, Cashmere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Ber- - ; age and Plain Silk Shawl*. Linens. ,r *' / Damasks, I?ng Lawn*,. Linen Sheetings, and I,iueii "ood* in great variety. ? . ' Hosiery. White Good*, goodsr fbr Gentlemen'* Wear, ^c. ffe: A - ^ ??Xxeo' '<** iv > Jj In hi* Domestic Goods Rooms will be found as usual,a # complete assortment of all the leading Style* of DdmesUe Good*, such a* are adapted to WthTrtStt wear'and family use. _ ...... ~ He confidently invites attention to the Stock of the ^ Largest and most Extensive in the Southern Covrdrif1 and the prices always the lowest possible. 253 King Street, Charleston, S-'CV April 4tli, 1849. tf i * >. a M < * KTThe undersigned having disposed1 of his ioterest in this place to Mr. Z. J. Deliay,- tlvould re* commend him to the favorable consideration of hie friends and former Cait6ni6rd. J. A; CLEVATAm . Feb". 2T. 9 3^ flt 3 " r5* *** ? To Dentists* >. *** % -1 The ptibscriber has made arrangements by which he can at short notice procure Gold. Foh., and otber articles for Dentists use, from Charleston, and furnish the same at prices that will not fail to satisfy the most economical.. April 4th, 1849. . Z. J. 'DEHAYTl Nearly tintmsile Mnamtir Hull April 4th, 1849. tf 14 "In time of peace prepare for war** . And in the genial months of Spring, prepare for' the cultry heat of summer; and,itd accompanying Humours of the Blood,:Ch1IIs, Fevers; Headachy*, &.C., by resorting at onCe't'o'thC Romediea which Nature and Art s6 bountifully provide for their relief and eu e, such as Townseudfo SarsapariildV Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Spdncef's alid Peters* Pills, Moffatt's & Gordon's do., Brandreth's tc. " Wright's do., Roberts' Sarsaparilla do., Schap's Headache do., Tarrant's Sciltzer Aperient?ami many other valuable Family Medicines too numerous to mention, which may be found' 91 Z. J. D?HaY?<3 Nearly opposite Masonic Half. April 4th, 1849. tf , U Wicks and Glasses* The subscriber has just received aoi?pcned a large and select assortment Of Solar* Cumpmne and other Lamp V\ icks; GTassds, &c. , , ? ALSO?? Spertn and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms f6f cXstt cr punctual customers. Z. DKIIAY1 ' Neatly" Opposite Masonic Hall. April 4th, 1849. tf 14 ? To Reiif." ? I 1 house on f)cKalb Street* 1 house on Ratlege, St., opposite Nlrfj. M'-ifTaPs residence, I Kirkwood house. JOHN WORKMAN. April,'4,1848;' 14 " tf '* 1 Cnnfc anil Vowta votoi N H <>il) 1 The undersigned have just received a very ? handsome assortment of Ready Made Clothing, d:rect from the .Manufacturers. For style, ap-. pcaranco and cheapness?cannot be excelled ?n this market. A. M. & R. KENNEDY. April' It tf ~ 15\ Ileal Eslate for Sale* The subscriber offfers for sale his Camden house. As a Winter residence for a small family, there is none more pleasant or convenient. It will be sold low. Also, his Kirkwood residence, well situated (on the Lancaster Road,) for marketing, and per> fectly healthy. Also, will bo sold low, fourteen shares Rail Road stock, and two shares Telegraph stock. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call. E. W. BONNEY. Mourning Goods* v/ The subscriber has just received* large supply of handsome Black Goods, consisting of Superior Black Bombazine, do. Silk warp Ali Pacha, lland. somo Black Summer Silks, Plain Black Be race. Plain Black Lawns and Figured M?slins, Bthfck and Slate Ginghams, Handsome Black Prints, Black Linen Good*, Siq. ?, W. BOXJsEY. - ikii'. it i c lff" k .