The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, June 06, 1849, Image 3
\v hich were characterized by the strictest good
feeling and harmony.
" The Rail Road Company hare commenced
running an extra daily train between this and
thn new village of Kidgeviiie, for the accommodation
of the country people in bringing
down their poultry and vegetables to market at
ftn early hour in the morning. The train leaves
the city at 5 a. m., and returning in two hours
titter, leaves Kidgeviiie at a quarter past 7, alI1
rowing time enough to those from the city to
take a pleasant ride before breakfast. In the
ihfternoon it leaves again at 3, and returns at a
tquarter past 5. This will be an admirable arrangement
for the farmers who have their settlements
from 6 to 30 miles out of town, as well
hs to many others who are in the habit of spen
idtng the winter and spring in the country, and j
" wistfinir the citv every day for the purpose of at
H lending to their usual business.
T* 0 The American Hotel, which has always been .
'"lil&vorite stopping place for our up country J
^frfrtute, has been recently fitted up very ele- | (
1'gamly, and is now under the superintendence of (
Od. D. Hoke formerly of North Carolina, j i
The appearance of the building is extremely i
rImposing and tasteful. The arrangements are
Sn good taste, and I may mention as one of the
jgreatest improvements, which the improvement |
In the morals of the age has brought about?
there is no sign of a bar room, in sight, to of- |
fend the alfactortes of passers by. Liquors are |
kept for the accommodation of those who de- ,
sire to receive this species of hospitality, but |
they are put far out of sight. This is at least ' ,
^'ohe step towards reform in this department in t
public house keeping. We have already one J
thoroughgtnng Trniperance Hotel, (Steena?at ,
r of King and Society streets.) which
,v**?s ^reiry well patronised, and 1 hope yet to see ]
theitoy when they will nil l>e so, or at least ,
' In Lancaster, your former residence, |
am'itdt mnch mistaken, there are five hotels, \
all vrithaul tars.
p|je incendiaries are now trying their luck |
' "Vdhftiihe limits of the city. An attempt was I
made a few days ago to set fire to a building in (
Trwitf street.?Our neighl?ors of the Neck |
hatebeen wonderfully successful in lerretting |
out the perpetrators of the crime of arson, so ,
frequently committed among them, for several
months past. The trial of Sutcliffe and Cantley
has been postponed until Wednesday Gih ; <
inst.Through the activo efforts of officer S. I j
(J. DiH, a third offender, John W. Clark, has ! i
been arrested Under a requisition of Cover- 1 j
nor Seahrook upon the Executive of Louisiana j |
!,*i? whither Clark had escaped, after his com- '
. t.n; fatjp,, Were discovered. The officer left here
?- r A.,.. I
~n,*r>it-lhe 1 urn !W?v, anu nan nis priwm-r ortiu.jr i<
I- fcfaked up In ihe Majrnzino afreet Mansion 1
House at lialf past one o'clock on Thursday
Ufa;8 There
ttas a Might advance in Cotton during
week just closed. Prices range, from 0|
AWit 5000 Bushels North Carolina
Corn of very prime quality solJ at 60 cents.
Baltimore Flour 5-J a 5$. Bagging to 10 to <
104. Bale Rope 9 to 10$. Coffee is In very
little demand. In Sugar there have hern extensive
wholesale transactions?some five or
??* hundred hogsheads taken on speculation,
r x \ Fair New Orleans may he quoted at 4 J a 5.
Ut Liverpool Salt?from on board ship 85 C. Sales
v'''<tiitiH?r liuiited. ,
rsaqy# Dry Goods sell at reasonable rates. Heavy
'k% "French Drap dele' is now offered at 150 pr
**itl yard. Linen Drills 25 c. Black Bareges,
^Vhfy good at 25 <7 50 c. Lambert and Brother |
advertising superior 4 4 white Matting at
25 e. 5-4 and 6 4 in proportion. I
?'> Jjba
LATER FROM EUROPE.
H ?? jt n _
,4::" ^ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
WnHtJfffcfheu - __
' v From the Columbia Telcgmpli of Monday.
The Niagara, bringing news to the 19th of
** *Mty, arrived at Halifax on Thursday morning
la*K The following was the condition of the
>*"v Markets at Chat time. I i
"""CoiToxat Liverpool hud neither advanced
nor receded, Lot ?vas a stand. On the 19th it ,
' wasquoted at the same rates as during the week i
"u<>r previous. (
faFair Upland commanded 4 3-Bd. The sales
" ofthe week amounted to 39,000 bales.
y' 'r fn Commercial affaire (here is no material
amendment.
Money continues plentiful. Consols for moncy
opened at ninety and seven eighths, and
tiad steadily advanced to ninety-one and five
eighths. ,
' The French three per cents closed on Wednesday
at fifty-eight francs eighty centimes.?
Five per cents eighty-eight ft ancs, eighty cen?"
times.
The chief demand is fiir American securities
m, on general account from the Manufacturing
- -Hiafricts, the complaint is that goods sent away
yield little or no profit. c
" M' The Market for cured provisions is generally
lower and rereding.
POLITICAL IXTELLIGENT.E. j
Roxk.?The intelligence is, that Pope Pius,
5" ?*n baring beard of the resistance offered by the 1 s
' : Roman people to the French troops, is said to h
*w'" hare declared that he would not return to Rome
" at Mich a price, and is reported to have, sent a
message to General Oudinot, a< well as to the
King of Naples, to persuade them to withdraw
their forces and retire. In tho interval, Gen. J j
Oudinot has heen reinforced with a fresh sup- i r
ply of 20,000 troops, and has a large and well |
appointed army under his command. ! i
On the other side the Roman people are an- j t
imated by the mn?t intense enthusiasm, and >
1 should an attempt lie made to get possession of j
the city by bombarding, and then storming, the j
courage of the people who will be protected by
fmrrirades, will render the capture of the city
no easy task.
' These causes rendpr the invading troops by
ho means certain of success, even should the ,
effort be made. All accounts concur that it ^
will be impossible to restore the temporal and I (
imperial power of Papacy in any form. j
Most terrific necounts are given of Priests t
lietng dragged P>rth from their hiding places by !
the soldiery and put to death?their bodies hav. i
ing been hacked in small pieces and cast into !
the Tiber.
The Combined Powers will not be able to j
set up the Pope on bis throne again, for the tide ,
-c i r |?,?|
01 [tnpuiar leenilJJ IHIW is I>piuuiiicnui,i;iumni I
and pontificial power he lias exercised. i
At Paris hitellijjenco had lie?*n received from
Gen. Oudinot to the 13th ult., liy telpgraph?
in which he stated his opinion, that the troops
would be allowed to enter the city of Rome
without further oposition.
He further adds "serious propositions of sub. j
mission are made tome already?the anchor of
palely to Rome." The nine hundred prisoners
at Rome wero accompanied to Palo with all i
possible demonstration ofjor.
The London Times announces the landing
at FinemcMra, of a Spanish Army which was ,
marching towards Rome. j
A fresh attempt was made art Palermo to get
an armed resistance to the Neapolitan Govern
ment ?but with doubtful success.
The Austrians have been again repulsed or
the 8th tilt., in an assault, and Venetian ac.
counts state that they made a rally and toolr
eight hundred prisoners?which needs confir
mation.
RUSSIAN AID.
There have already marched,through Wallachi
en route for Hungary to bring aid to Aus^
tria 120,000 Russians, with 350 Cannons, and
25,000 Cavalry.
Gen. Hem is well prepared to give them a
warm reception in Transylvania, and there will
be bloody work when the two forces meet.
[Not a word farther is said of English and
French intervention. So that report must
have been untrue.?Ed. 7e/.]
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.
?We learn that at a recent conference of the
? - ^ ? ? n !
Hoard of Directors ol the South uaroiina nanroad
and Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
:onditions were agreed upon for the junction ol
the two Roads, which were mutually satislaclory.
The point of junction will be at Rocky
Mount, about a mile and a half below Middlcton
Depot, near where the Camden Branch enters
[lie Wateree Swamp.
We understand that the grading of the entire
route has been contracted for by stockholders,
!o be paid for in stock of the Company. The
jntire superstructure has been ordered to be
let upon similar conditions, which it is confiJently
anticipated will be obtained, as a per
sition has already been received to cont or
it from parties who are willing to take fin i
af their compensation in stock.
It is the determination of the Directors to
have forty miles of the road in operation at as
early a day as practicable, as contemplated by
ihe subscription of (be Stnte. This will carry
ihe road, from its junction with the Camden
Branch, to within ten miles South of Darling,
ton Court House.
It is confidently exported that at the nexl
meeting of the North Carolina Legislature,
? - 1 J -<i u;?i. conn unn
inai I na) win np|Jrc|?i uiu? ^ouu,wuw
ihe conMrildtion of" the Rbad, frhich frill be devoted
to ihe forty tuiles runhing South from
Wilmington.
The favorable progress of this impoitnnl
tvork, by which enlarged facilities oflntercoUrse
and communication will be realised by a seclion
of our Stnte rich in agricultural resources,
is a matter of sincere congratulation. We
| ?arn that the Diieetors have, appointed Messrs.
W. C. Dukes, E. K. Anderson, and Thomai
Harlee, Commissioners for this city, who will
continue to receive subscriptions to the stock ol
ihe Coo pany.?Charleston Mercury.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOB WORK.
For rtii Jb'? Work done at this Office the
Cash will be required on delivery.
Bills for advertising will be presented fat
payment quarterly.
JEW DAVID'S, OR HEBREW PLASTER.
This article, prepared for pains and weaknrat
in the back, breast, side or limbs ; bruises, sprains, &.c.
and for asthmatic affections,?will, in most cases, giv<
immediate and permanent relief. It will also be fobnt
highly beneficial for complaints of the Liver, Lung*
and Kidneys.- Persons of sedentary habit.", whose
badness requires to sit at Stand much, who arc troublci
with weakness in the chest, or puin in the side 01
brenr-t will find great relief by wearing one of thcs<
plasters.
See advertisement on fourth page.
Tito genuine si sold by Jamks R. MclLtto, Cam
dcnS. C.
iti..., n IR.10 ijf .R
i?..J -w._.
F.om Rev. Charles Rekjiilkv, Chaplain of tin
If. S. Army, to the Agent at Detroit.
Fort Gratiot, Midi, Oct. 26, lSlf.
My Dear Sir.?I feel not tiie slightest hesitancy it
saying tlial I consider llic India Cludugngoo ariin i
valuable medicine in bilious affections. My reason i
simply tliis : I have used it. On my rccommondutioi
many others have used it; and I have yet to learn tJi
instance in which it has failed to effect a cure.
Yours very respectfully,
CHARLES REJGHLEY.
Sold by Jamf.s R. McK*ix, Camden S. C.
^ CADETS OF TEMPERANCEr
KERSII.WV SECTION NUMBER 4.
Tlie regular meeting of this Section will be heh
itth'iir IJail on Friday afternoon next at 4 o'clock
By order of the W. A.
S. D. SHANNON, Sec'y.
SONS 0? T3H?3?.ANC3.
Watcrcv Division No. 9.
The regular meeting of this Divsion will be heh
it Odd-Fellow's llall on to-morrc w (Thursday,'
'veiling, at 6 o'clock. By order of the W. 1'.
Z. J. DeIIAY. It. S.
QE>? C?D=,
Kershaw Lodge,Number 9
The Regular Meeting of this Iaidge will beheld
it their new Hall on Friday evening next,al
I o'clock.
By order of the X. (I.
A- UORKRTSON, Secretary.
Notice.
A Meeting of the Washington Society will be
leld at the Presbyterian liCcftire Room on Wedloodav
Pvnninir R o'clock. 18th inst. to appoint
Delegates to the Seini-Aunual Convention of the
?iate Temnerance Society tube held in Columbia,
>11 4th July next.
A. M. KENNEDY, President.
June 4;h, 1849. 2t 22
Bottled Soda Water and Ginger Fop
Of superior quality, may be had of
J. R. McKAlN.
June fl tf 23
Bricks and Lumber.
The subscriber has on hand upwards of 400.000
[tricks and about 70 000 feet of sawed Lumber?
he former he offers at a eery reduced price, if
,aken soon, the object being to clear away to make
nore. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR.
Camden lilt June, 1840. 4t 23
Notice.
Whereas no person having applied for letters of
\dministration do bonis non upon the Estate of
folin J. Blair. I have taken possession of the
mine as derelict, and give notice to all having oe
nauds to present them duly attested, and those
ndebled, to make immediate payment to me
JOHN It. JOY. O. K. I).
May 28, Ot 23
The Bank of Camden, South Carolina.
During the sixty days from May 2, inst., all
lutes intended for renewals must have the original
signatures of the parties,
fly order of the Hoard.
W. J. GRANT, Cashier.
May I, 1840. 18 tf__
J. W. BASKIN, Auctioneer.
Will attend promptly and faithfully to all busi.
jess entrusted ro his care. Maybe found at the
3beriffs Office?or. two doors above Boyd's Hotel
Jan HO' tt 2
- - -r'"'"" "
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The Copartnership heretofore existing under the
, Firm of P. F. Villepigue & Sons is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, the name of the Firir
' will continue to be used by either of the membert
in liquidation only.
PAUL F. VILLEPIGUE,
PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE,
J. I. VILLEPIGUE.
Camden Juno 1st, 5t 23
I The subscribers beg leave to inform the public
that they have this day formed a Copartnership
under the firm of Paul F. Villepigue & Son, foi
1 the transaction of a similar business to that carI
ried on by the late Firm of P. F. Villepigue &
Sons, and being grateful for the patronage bestow.
| ed upon it solicit a continuance of the same.
PAUL F. VILLEPIGUE,
J. I. VILLEPIGUE.
Camden, June 1st, 1849. 5t 23
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,
The suliscriber ha* on hand, and is constantly receivins
all the standard new School Books, in use in the Schools
of the Town and country ; and will sell them at the lowesi
prices, for cash, or to punctual customers. They consisi
f in part of the following.
GRAMMARS?Smith's,Bullion**, Brown's, Kirkhnm's
SPELLER.*?Elementary; Webster's Sequel; Carpenter's
; U. S.; and Southern.
READERS?Grigg, Elliot <fc (V* No. 1. 2. 3 -I.
Newman's Southern Reader; Southern. No. 1 & 2.
Cohhs*; New York, No. 1.2 & 3; Rhetorical Readers
and Dialogues ; Level's V. S. Speaker; American Pre
rcptor; National Reader; Parkers' Exercises and Aid:
to Composition.
DICTIONARIES?Walker's; Webster's; Grimshaw',
Etvmologiral Dictionary; Holies' Phonographic; Webster's
& Walker's 8 vo.
Aliri'llMttTlfK 1'm.nnn'i Vn 1 9 X' 3 Ilnviix'
I School and University Arithmetic; Perkins Elementary
and High School do.; Thompson's .Mental do.; Smith's
, Smiley V & Pike's.
GEOGRAPHIES?Smith's New Common School Geo.
' graplty and Atlas, in 1 vol. rpiarto.; Mitchell's and Parley*!
Primary Geography: Olney's; Smith's; Mitchell's School
i Geography and Alios. 2nd revised edition.
PHILOSOPHY?Draper's; Ohnetend's; Comstock's:
' Conversations on Philosophy and Chemistry ; Phclj*
Philosophy.
BOTANY?Mrs. T.inon's; Gray's Botanical Text Book
CHEMISTRY? Draper's & Comstock's.
I HISTORY?Parleys 1.2 <fc 3d Book History; Ruhhitn
Outlines History; Worcesters; Willanl* U. S. do. Uni
versa! History-; Tvtlcr's History, Parley's Common Schoo
do. Grimsliaxv's History of France, do. England. Pin
nock's History of Rome. Greece and England.
MA THEMATICS?Davies' Legend re; Bourdon; Algo
1 hrn; Elementary. Analytical, and Pmctieal Geometry
I Davies and Flint's Surveying, Bonycastle, Algebra an<
, Mensuration ; Perkin's Elements of Geometry; Duvie'i
, C ilculus.
1 LOGIC <fc RHETORIC?Whalelcy's Logic; Mills'do.
Hedge's do.; Blair's Rhetoric; Wliateley's L>gic am
Rhetoric.
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
( April 4th, 1319. tf 11
Classical and School Books.
Anthon's Cicero, Cmsar, Horace, Virgil and Sulhist.
, " . Anabasis, Cleavland's do.
t Owen's Cyropmdia, Hutchinsons' do.
Bullion's Greek Grammar.
* Latin and Greek Readers,
f " " and English Grammars:
Anthon's New Greek Grammar. Fisk's do;
' Gmck 1 jssriH, and l'n?e CvHinositinn.
' Latin c'o do do
Andrews' Stoddard's Latin Grammar Exercises f
and Reader. )
" " First Lrssnjts in Latin.
MH'lintcok and Crook's 1st Book in I^itin and Greek
Lniii Tutor; Mair's Latin Syntax.
, (io'tltl e. Allans' i.niiti iimimimr.
Ktiddimrin's Rudiment* Iaum Grammar.
Jacob's lattin Header.
AnihnnV Jacob's Greek Reader.
Cooper's Virgil; Tyler's Tacitus.
J.everett's Juvenal; Viri Rotnic.
llisturiic Sacrtc.
I amprlere's Abridged Classical Dietionnry.
Liddetl ami Scott s Greek nnd Eng. do.
9 lafVerett's Lexicon; Grove's do.
Ambon's Classical Dictionary.
' Ainsworth'fi Latin do 8 vo. and Abg'd.
; Donnegan's Lexicon; do abridged
j Greisbaeb's Greek Testament.
1'arkbnrst's Hebrew Lexicon.
French. Spanish, Italian anil German Grammars,
j Dictionaries, Readers. Exercises, &,c.
. A For sale by ALEX ANDER YOFXO.
1 yrrTI 4th. 131'J. tf ].?
5 New and Elegant Perfumery.
The pubscribcr lias just received and o ened i
new and choice selection of Perfumery, Soaps
Cosmetics, &.C., consisting in part, of
Lubin's Ex't Jenny Lind ' daisy's Ex'tC'omto d'Orray
" '* Jockey Club F.de s Iledynsmia
' " Mignionetto Haul's Kan Lustral
' " I'atrboly " Nvmpli Soap
" " Verviene " Shaving Cream
Roquet tie Caroline Ronssel's "
Essence Botjnet Gncrlain's " "
Levi's Windsor Soap Transparent Wash Balls
1 " Shaving Tablet Orris Tooth Paste
? also ??
? Cblpgnc. Rose, Ibney, and Lavender Water
? Day Rum, French Philocotnb, Dear's Oil, Bear'i
e Crease and Beef's Marrow, for tlie hair, with ma
ny other article* in the line too numerous to men
tton, wliir.lt may be had at
may 0. Z. J. DeIIAY'S.
Wicks arid Glasses.
The subscriber has just received and opened ;
large and select assortment of So'laf, Cantphirn
?j r vv nia?MO, Xt
rtllu ouici j-iaill|? ' u-n.-, v. v?_.
also
Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers ftfrsnlcoi
' the most reasonable terms for cas?i pf punctua
customers. Z. J. DBIIAY.
Xearly Opposite Masonic tlnil
April 4th, 1649. tf 14
Hush & 69 i I tier's
I Superior Friction Matches, warranted not to fai
I in any weather, and will keep in any climate, a]
ways on hand and for sale by
may 9. Z. J. DeIIAY.
"In time of peace prepare for wa^
And in the genial months of Spring, prepare foi
I the sultry heat of summer, and its accompanying
L Humours of the Blood, Chills, Fevers, Headaches
&c., by resorting at once to the Remedies whicl
Nature and Art so bountilully provide for the i
relief and cu e, such as Townsend's Sarsaparilla
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Spencer's and Peters
Pills, MofFatt's &, Gordon's do., Brandrcth's &
! Wright's do., Roberts' Sarsaparilla do., Schap's
Headache do., Tarrant's Sciltzer Aperient?ant
many other valuable Family Medicines loo nuiner
1 ous to mention, which may be found at
Z. J. DKIIAY'S.
JYearly pposile Masonic /fall.
Seasonable Goods.
! The subscriber has just icceivcd a good supplj
of Fresh Goods, suitable for the season, consisting
in part of various articles for Ladies Dresses
Calicoes, at all prices, brown and bleached Home.
spun, &.C., together with a good assortment foi
Gentlemen's wear, and a great variety of othci
i articles.
A stock of choice Groceries, all of which Ik
will sell as low as they can be had in the place
and to which he respectfully invites the altcntior
of purchasers. J. CHARLESWORTII.
April 25 17 tf
Ordinary1* Notice*
Whereas, no person has applied for [.otters ol
Administration upon the poods and chatties of the
late David Eckar, I have taken possession of the
i same as derelict, and hereby give notice to all per
sons indebted to the said estate to inake immediate
payment, and those having demands to present
them, duly attested, to mc.
may 11 J. R. JOY, o. k- d.
I Dancing In 18 Lessons, Warranted.
I Mr. BERG MR respectfully informs the citizent
of Camden, that tie opened ins uancwg j\cuarmi
on tlie 21st May, at Mrs. Hart's School Room
Dancing taught in all its varieties. Persons wish
ing to join the class can do so at any time?as the
quarter begins only at the time ot' the first lessons
For particulars apply at Camden Hotel.
May 30 3t 22
Ladies Splendid Dress Hoods of every materia
now opening and forsale low at BONNKYS
... JL^. j^a ts
GREAT ACCOMMODATION.
; To the Travelling Community.
Step from the Rail Road Cam into a bean!
1 Omnibus, always waiting the arrival of the C
! and proceed with all despatch to the Hotels or
part of the town, running in connexion with
Northern Stage from the Rail Road to the P
ter's Ilulel and stage office.
03-CALL, FOR WESSENGER,_CO
Who keeps, in addition to his Omnibup, pri<
: Carriages, Buggy, Saddle Horses, and with tl
> the most experienced drivers, all under his <
spcial inspection and attention.
Is also ready to charter his Omnibus to par
. of gentlemen and ladies icishing an Excursio
Pleasure.
Gentlemen and Private Families can make
gagements by telegraphing or by letter, ami
warrants they shall be attended to.
j. wessengep
Camden, may 30 22 3t
The Charleston Courier, Chemw Gazette and Aug
, Constitutionalist will copy once a week for 3 weeks
; forward their hills to this Ofliee.
Musical Instruments.
Tlie undersigned would call the attention of
public of Camden, to his unequalled stock
Musical Instruments. Being imported by I
. direct from France and Germany, these goods
; be sold at prices at least as low, as they can
. obtained for from Northern Importers, and are
guarantied of superior quality. Complete s
of Instruments for Military Bands, arranged
. furnished, at Northern prices.
F. ZOGBAUM, Importc
( harlesion, S. (
May 30th, 1949. 5t 2
' ROUGH AND READY TOBACCO.
A fresh supply just received by
McDOwall ($ coorEi
1 May 30. 3t 2
; Santee Canal.
The Directors of this Canal, having learned
many rumors are circulated to the effect that
, Car.al is to be abandoned before next Winter, t
. this opportunity of informing the public, that s
1 rumors are without the shadow of foundation,
that they are now enlarging their Reserves,
yond what they ever have been, and expect to h
. a supply of water, except in times bf cxtraord
! rydrought. HARRIS SIMONS,
* Scc'y. &. Trea'r. Santee Canal ?
May 30, 4t 22
1 Fishing: Tackle;
A fresh assortment of fishing tackle suit;
for the season just received; consisting of
following :
Silk lines, ftirnisliod.
(jo. assorted colors,
ho. patent 8 twist.
Superior Grass lines.
Fine Linen and Flax do.
Litncric Trout hooks on Gimp.
Ailificial Flies.
Fine Minnow Nets.
Dip Nets with telescope handles.
Floats, and Hooks of all sizes.
ALEXANDER YOUNl
April 25 tf 1
Notice to Hog Owners.
The citizens of Camden and its vicinity ar<
formed, that the law prohibiting Hogs from rum
at large in the streets of Camden, will be stri
enforced after this date. I hope therefore, per
owning Hogs will be more particular, and 1
them shut up in their lots, as I am determ
hereafter to exact every cent the Town Ordin;
allows me, for impounding lings.
L. W. BALLARD,
T. Marsh;
a ? r\r% ? r n i
may -i-i u 4.1
Dry Goods in Charleston,
For Spring of 1819.
K. W. BANCROFT, invites the attention or F
ters and tilelr families wiio visit the cltv.to
Extensive Stock.
a
III* has now received his Spring Stock, which coi
? of every variety of rich and elegant Fabrics, for L
dress?such as
Silks, Grenadines,Tissue Silks, Bareges, Muslins
Sewing Silks, Ginghams, J'rints, Lawns, Uomba
zines, Challys. Alparras, Ac.
Shawls of every Style.
Such as Elegant Plain and Embroidered Cantor
Crape, Cashmere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Ber
age and Plain Silk Shawls.
Linens.
Damasks, Long Lawns, Linen Sheetings, am
Linen Goods in great variety.
Hosiery. While Goods, goods for Gentlemen')
' Wear, ijr. ijc.
5 also
In h:s Domestic Goons Rooms will be found ns usi
- coinpli. r assortment of all the leading Styles of Dom
Goc 's, such us ure adapted to Servants wear and fx
use.
He r . lently invites attention to the Stock as one ci
Largest and most Extensive in the Southern C'on
and tiie prices always the lowest possible.
253 King Street, Charleston, S. (
z April 4th. 1810. tf
Fresh Family Groceries.
i Loaf, lamp, crushed, powdered, clarified
I brt tvn Sugars
Rio, Java, Laguira, Mocho and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans,'Trinidad and Cuba Molnsscs
Rice, Mackarel,'Salmon and Herrings
CorrfeetioiYary, Green Ginger, for preservin,
I Northern Apples, Citron Rtid Pickles
Lemons, Pine Apples, Cocoa,- Pecan, Brazil
Iltzlc Nuts
Almonds, Raisins, Figs ?fcc.
j Just received and for sale low for cash.
O'The highest market prices fcith'C'f cas
r barter) paid for country produce.
?? i A V A l l VI*
r niiiy * ? 4*. 44*
| Jl.'icon, Lard and Flour.
r A lot of superior Bacon and Lard
Flour of the best brands, for sale by
may 23.* A. E. AI.LE'
\ Spanish .Scgars, See.
Superior Spanish Segars, of choice brands,
the best chewing and smoking Tobocco.
may 23 A. E. ALLE>
Caudles, &c.
Sperm, adainanline and 'Fallow Candles, S
Starch, Mustard. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, (gi
and ground) Cloves, Nutmegs, &c. For sail
r may 23. A. E. AI,LE^
I REMOVAL.
The subscriber respectfully informs his fric
r and cus omers in Camden and the surroum
r country, that he has removed his Wheelright
Blacksmith shop to the corner of PeKalb & 1
tleton street, havingcrcctcd suitable buildings
carrying on the above' business and is now ;
. pareil to do any Work that may be Cotrustee
1 him. A good supply of seasoned wagon tint
Tire and other Tron, Pipe boxes of all sizes, c
mon boxes, breast and tongue chains, cast
barrow wheels, Ac. Ac. kept constantly on hi
llorscs neatly and carefully shod,
r RoflERT 1,. TWEET
, Ladies black, vvliito and colored Kid Gloves
| sorted sizes?Also clear Lawn llandkerchi
. Parasols and Sun Shades, Fans &c., just revei
bv Southerner from New York.
E. W. BONNES
The Child's First Book in Geography.
A Primary Geography, designed as an introt
, lion to Smith's popular "New School Geograpl
I illustrated with 18 colored Maps, and upward
100 beautiful engravings. Philadelphia; Gr
Elliot &. Co, 1849.
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNC
; May 23 tf ?1
Iced Soda Water,
In Bottles and from the Fountain. Also a i
I pty nf tosh CONGRESS WATER, for sale
may 16 J. R. McKATI
NOTICE*; J
To the Widows, Orphans and Disa-1
tifu] bled Soldiers of the Palmetto
!ars, Regiment,
any The Legislature having appropriated a further
the sum for the benefit nf the Widows, Orphans, and
Ion- disabled Soldiers of the Palmetto Regiment* application
therefor may be made immediately to the
Subscrib -r, who has been appointed, by the Governor,
1 ommissioner for Cnpt. Moffat's Company.
"a 6 Sufficient evidence of the claims of the applicants,
nni! alar, lit rt>crarrl tn ttioii* nipan* of Slinnorf. must
own be produced to the Commissioner, to be transmitted
to ihe (Governor, by whom tlie fund will be ap- (
l,es, portioned. TIIOS. SALMOND.
nnJ May 24,1849. 4t 22
no mms^
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BY C. II. DAVIS,
usta Would respectfully announce, that he has now
and in charge the above icell located Hotel, convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travcllers
; directly on all streets passing through?and
now undergoing the rough repairs. He earnestly
")C solicits a call from his friends and the public gen:.
ncrally?for he feels confident that they cannot be
'lirn otherwise than pleased, as no pains will be spared
c*n to make all comfortable.
[ ? A variety of the best Liquors can bo had at the
1 Bar, except on Sunday. Goddard's old 1805 Bran?
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
favorite brands of Champagnes: the choicest
brands of Segars and Tobacco; Scotch Ale in
pirts; Soda Water and ICE will be kept con'*
stantly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, and always
plenty off corn, oats and fodder, and attentive
hostlers.
? He is agent for the Northern Line of Stages.
N. B.?Omnibuses run regularly to and from
"" the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with a carriage, buggy or horse
, to go into the country.
a D"The Charlotta jefferstmian and Journal, CheVe
raw Gazett", Marion Star arid Chaileaton Courier
a ? insert 3 times and forward bills to thp Hotel.
2 Camden, May 2d, 1849. 18 tf
be- Take Notice.
''naC on^ ^ ,0 P1"0*'13^ an^ profit is our
111 " aim. Ca:fJ for all Liquors at the Bar and every
articlfe in the drinking line, and I hope not one of
our ffibnds is so foolish as to suppose we will
maketheinan exception to our general and positive
rule?if they do, they may expect a very flat
1 dun. Our Liquors we pay cash for
a^? ROBERT LATTA.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Kept constantly on hand at Our House; with
some of those good temperate drinkp, such as?
Soda,Sarsaparilla, Mineral and Congrese Waters.
Just but call and have Old Mac to show his science
in the above varieties of the season.
P. S.?If by permission from the Council, the
above Pu-ifiers can be had at all times, except during
Church hours.
It is also requested, unless through sickness,
that r.o friend of Old Mac, shall ask him to sell
J* spirituous liquors on the Sabbath?as it is against
17 the law and ordinance of the town.
? May 1. J. C. McK.
?in- Rail Road Notice.
ning The South Carolina Rnil Rood Company does not
idly engage to notify consignees of the arrival ofgoods and produce,
they are considered as delivered when they have
80 reached the Depot, and at the risk of the owner; but if nor
teep removed, they will be turned over to the warehouse-keepet
ined subject to the usual charges of storage,
ttice Country goods snbject to storage after one week.
Town goods subject to storage after 48 hours.
April 4, 1849. N. D. BAXLEY, Apent
Soap ! Soap!! Soaps!! f
" Let him shave now, wlto never sltaved before,
Anu lie mai smaveu ueiore, now suave me more."
And for that purpose, purchase and use such as
lax- )'ou can most comfortably with?Ha del V,
|(I3 Roussel's and Guerlain's Shaving Cream. Rouspel's
Walnut Oil Shaving Cakes, Lew's Cosmetic
wist* Tablet, and Brown Windsor Cakes can be confiiuJie*
Jently recommended. All of which may be had
at J. HeHAY'S.
BY P. ROBENSON,
i 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 variants
. a jit. With his knowledge of the Business and a
disposition to please, he solicits a call from his
, friends generally.
may 9 tf 19
mKa " ICE! ICJE.'J ICE!!!
ie>"tic The subscriber having made a new arrangeim'ly
ment with agents in Charleston, New York and
d the ?0?l{,n' ^or a C0Ilslant supply of Boston and Rocker,.
land Ice, is now ready to furnish those who have so
^ kindly patronized him in divers ways, with Ice for
' the season, as cheap as possible for cash.
]*4 J AS. C. McKENNA.
May 9 19 tf_
an(] Fifty Dollars Reward.
Will be paid for the apprehension of my man
STEPHEN, who left my place on the 22d day of
July last. Said man is ;j feet, 0,7 or 8 inches high,
about 20 or 27 years old, once belonged to A1 r.
William K. Davis of Fairfield District, supposed
to have returned to that District, or the adjoining
? one; he speaks quick when spoken to, and inclined
anc? to be left handed; tolerably stout built, weighs
about 100 or 170 pounds; uses a whip when driving
a team with the left hand; he may deny his
name and owner, lie may be lodged m any Jail
1 of hrtire'State, so that T may get liim.
B.F.SIMMONS,
j fiull Swamp, Orangcbuig Dist. Jan 1849.
April 28 17 2m
New Spring and Summer Goods.
Tlic subscriber have now on hand a full and
^ well selected Stock of New Spring and Summer
* Goods, to which Ihcy respectfully invite the attention
of their customers and the public generalan(j
ly, as they will be sold at the very lowest prices
for cash; being desirous of closing our stock of
j Dry goods before the first day of July next, bar-?
gains rrrny be expected, they consist in part of
English and American fancy Prints Printed and
oap,- Plain" Muslins, Ginghams Bareges, Linen Cafn ccn
brie Hauuk'fs, cf-c. cf-c.
2 by Together with a full assortment of bleached and
f. brown Jlomspuns, and domestic Goods suitable for
.Summer Wear.
?A Lsn
nds Ready made Clothing, Panama and Palm Leaf
Jing Hats, .Shoes &c.
."Tun For sale by GEO. S. DOUGLAS tf- CO.
If- April J8, 1849. l'i tf_
pre- . NEW GOODS.
1 to M. DRUCRKR & CO. ere now receiving from
ber, the North, their large and well selected stock of
mn- f>ry Goods Hardware A Groceries,
iro" which they will sell at the lowest prices for caslr
only. Being determined to sell Goods, they will
not sutler themselves to lie undersold, and invite
those who may wish to purchase, to call and ex.1S
amine for themselves. Sold wholesale anil retail
^ at the CAMDEN BAZAAR.
|Vcd Stone Lime.
125 Bbls. Stone Lime, in good order, (a few
bbls. extra white) just received by
p i r*n aT"t\?mvi
\J, XJ. vim L J Dill
May 10, tf_ __ _ 20 I
The subscriber h.is on hand a large assortment
s qJ of Chairs, &r.., which will ho disposed on reasonj?_
able terms. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Wove
Seat Rockers, Sewing f)o. Also, Walnut, Maple,
; Oak, Box niul Plush Seats?Imitation and plain
Windsor, Do. Offleo and children's I)o. Do. With
? all articles generally in his line of business.'
C. L. C1JATTEN.
March 23, if 1:3
slip. _
i by Best Stone Lime by the cask or husln I, for sale
V. by E. \\\ BONNEY. !
" ' ' M*
AUCTION ?AL?6ka*9
Valuable Business Bland and the remain* iff ? Block
of Iron.
BY COKDY
On MONDAY, tlie 11th of Jone, at 1
will be sold, on tlie prenjisefL. ,
All that valuable two story
HOUSE, at the south east corner of iSast ^
and Boyce & Go's, wharf, tHgethbr wftn
which measures westwardly on East Bay-fC^Sp
feet, more or less; northwardly 80 feeff &slWi St.
ly on a passage or way common taalllb+VjilMt
land and buildings, bounding thereon 2f>feet,aoor6
or less; southwardly on another pausagecotoflio^
to the lots of land and buildings thereon ,8$ feet,
more or less; which two said passages or ways
are severally to be kept perpetuaIlropen, UMi nhtst
be kept so with free ingress ana cgrfesi fofv<efr
varus, f.orses, arays, carriages, wagons, or uj
other conveyances, whether by day or nightbuilding
has been established as an Irtn i&iteA
Store now 25 years, and. is the best located*^
most convenient fr>r these purposes^tftefe ufy
fine dry cellar six feet high, capable of conUMMtof
a large quantity of Iron. (. ... .
ALSO, WILL BE SOLD, / ' .
The remains of the STOCK of 'ih'nfcj
ventory of which for inspection will be'jWepaVetf
without delay. The Building and tl?e frotn-eaiVW
treated for at private sale, and the WrrttejdUlf bar
made accommodating to an approvod^u&bfei1.
Charleston, May 24, 2t Jiff
Violin for Sale, '
Those, desirous of purchasing a giftd mtiH*
ment at half price, will call at this omcifi{*<?*^n .
New More.
THOMAS BONNELL & CO. have" .op&tf ft?
the Store lately occupied by Messrs. Doby ir
Kennedy, a general assortment dt "
Staph Dry Goods, ' --'y"*
Crockery, Hardware and Cftodr^ia^- to. ^
which they intend to retail at Charlestodprioea (of
cash. They have now on band and aritt?6lieB|Rtly
be receiving a fresh assortment of , ,'
6 po,o..^o
a vuwupc, ^ a
Lemons, Lemon Syrups, Porter/ ,
Port Wine, Cordials, Raisins, \
Currants, Crackers/ "Pilot Btfeaitf,'
Candies, &c, " AStSt* s
ALSO r * i*/: .
English and Pine Apple Cheoseu f '
Rice Flour fresh from Lucas' Mills.
Sugars, Coffees, . Molasses,'
Salt, , Mackerel, ,, $aUnptid,
Tongues, Dried Beef, \,&cEvery
inducement will be offered to UmW who'
have the cash to purchase any of the rftihfa articles."
thos. burtfrtihtrzrtoi
May 12th, 1849. tf' ;;loHg2
the worth carotwa^.
Mutual Life Icsiirante Compaaj,
RALEIGH, If. C. A
Company with the above title having biec?.
chartered at the last Session of the LegTslauma of
this State, and the provision reqairedjn' said'Charter,
(viz; the application for Insurance for$5ty000/
having been fully met, the Company.has been or-'
ganized by the appointment of the f&BWrfng
Officers, and is issuing Policiee, viz; ,
Dr. CnAs. E. Johkson, President. _ .
William D. Haywood, Vice Pfesifartt:
James F. Jordan, Secretary,:(
William H. Jonks, Treasurer.
Dr. H. McKee, Medical Extaftptet:
HeS&y W. Miller, Attorney. Dr.
Chas. E. Johxsox, } Medical Board,
Dr. W*. H. McKee, \
Du. Rich'd 6. Haywood, ) Consuljatiotu
, J; H&rsman, General Agenf. '
This Company has received the most liberal,
Charter that has ever been granted to any.Compeny
of a similar character in any State In lAe'tJnkMf."
The 5th Section of the Act of IncorportffrStoprtfvidos
"thatthe Husband may Insure Ma own JJ&;
for the sole use andT>enefit of his Wifr ?rCfciWfiL'
j i ' ./ .1 i _ . - . r -t. _ ?f _. -f:ll Va r
ana hi case or me ueai i 01 me nusDWCtuie
amount thns insured shall be paid over U>Uft Wife
or Children* or their Guardian, if undef age,' fof
her or their own use, free from all the clamtrf 6f
the representatives of the IIusbaYicf btJrifiSt. litii
creditf)rs." This provision needs ho .eoojnwat. .
The Board have also determined t6 mstfte the
lives of Slaves, and this being almost "half the
wealth of the people of tliis State,'a large bttoih^sa
is reasonably anticipated'. . . v; .tr
Any information respecting the prtncipm6ftbe
Company will be furnished by the Secretil^ef tuj
of its officers.
SAMUEL J. 1"OUNG, Agent foii Catpde'n.
Dr. Thos. W, S almond, Medical Examiner.
May 23rd, 1849. 3t - * 21
Labour-Saving MacMne.^..
The undersigned having purchased the right of
Sabin's PATENT WASHING MACHINE; for
Kershaw Disiri'ct, had commenced manufacturing
them. They are a very simple machine itffl cannot
get otlt of order. Those who ahe trajffi them
in this place,*carr testify as to their jterfdfrfaance.
As much washing can be done in ond4iyU>y this
machine, as ih three, by the old methoch'
The public are invited to call at McQdwall &
Cooper's store and examine theni. -Ttejp sffe'tott'
humbug, and will perform what it required ofJ
them without injury to the clothes. . .,
ETDirections go with the Machines. ... ?
E. G. HOBINSOrtMay
10. 20
SOUTH-CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
jiiigigyBaffifil
Ox and after Sunday, the 20tb mst., tJie-Passen-"
gcr and Mail Train will leave the Maty-stnfot1
Dep6t, Charleston, at 10 o'clock, A". M".
DOWN. ^ .
Will leave Hamburg at 5, CarfHTen.S/.aad (5oilumbia
H o'clock, A. M., arriving at CharHtetdn Rt:
1 o'clock, P. M.as heretofore. PaaaefgdWat'tW'
"Way Stations" will accommodate themselves t6'
the change, and make their arwugemOnte" aWOrtR.
ingly.
The Accommodation Train will leave CamdCtf
oh Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,' at V&
o'clock, M. '
GEO. S. HACKER,
Agent Transportation!
May 23 3t *vT 22'
Sumter Banner wilr<TOpy 3" times.
Branch of the Bank of the State of SontB
Carolina, at Camden.
All Renewal Notes for this Branch-dutfnjj the
nine weeks commenting on the first day of Jone
ne.xt, must, have the original signaturea of Um
makers and endorsers. . . .
O" Doting the above specified' time Noteetigned..
by Agents will not be received,
T>. L. DESAdSStntE, Cashier,
May2$, 1849. 9t ' ? ' 21
TO ALL PERSONS-OREETINOI
1RAXC1S L. ZE.tIP *
Respectfully informs his phtroua.apdthc public
L'cuerallv, *_hat ho has this Sorinir receiyed a
Large ami well assorted stock rtr##ds>
CONSISTING OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
I'alutH, Oik, Dye Stuffy
PATENT MEDICINES, WINDOW 8USS,
P3P.PUH3P.Y, SOAPS,
Brushes, Toys, Baskets, Combs. Bursts, Smvf
Boxes, Toilet Bottles, F/oteer Pots, Envelope*
Papetries, Steel Pens, Pen Holder*
and various other articles WORTH detyiliqgtbai
\vh ch might prove tedious.
tTThesc Goods he offers on ecommoditing
terms to all. * u hh
Phvsioians, Planters and Merchants would
do well to call ?\ndsec out stock before purchasing
claev here. Jff&y 9,