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'them, hnd a bailie ensued, in which the Impe
Yialisls wore defeated and fled precipitately
leaving 10,000 dead and wounded on the field
't, , n r! v 11 I ln> i r .trillion' 311(1 8000 Drisolll'I'S.
New York Aug. 2"). 0 p. in.
The Cotton Market lias been much exeitec
under the favorable news from Europe. Tin
sales have amounted to 2000 bales at 1 4 ad
'vanee; Fair Uplands, 10 3 4, Orleans, 11 1-4
Breads tufts* are weaker, but prices unchung
Vd.
The Hoard of Health has stopped its daily re
port of Cholera cases.
Frwn the Sparlunliurg Spartan.
(ir.EXX Si'Rixus, Aug. 7, 1819.
Dear Sir: You will oblige me T?y prthHah.
iog in your paper the notice herewith transmitled.
Respect ft IIv yours,
WIIITKMARSU B. JSfc.VftROflfc..
We would invite the attention o'f trtA pArrti'ts
* '* ' * * *1 * ?l- -' / l.ilrlro'u v*if
;r.:i(l lueiicis m ino near nnu uumu < mi.... ?, ,...
izens of this State, to a sehml which "has re"rent
I v been opened :ftt <Oedftr Spring*, Spartan,
^uirg Di-tiic-l.^a sTfftntioA rpfftarkabie for liCa'Tlli
and pure water.) by :M'r. N*. I'. Walker, priii.
Vipal for the education ofltic deaf and dumb.
We recently visited the school, and were
'much gratified at th'6 progress Vnado by the pu.
piU, and have no hesitaMoft fri tn&t their
proficiency wou.d compare most faVornhly with
Hhe pupils irt any of tlio common schools of the
' country; and so far as we are competent in
judge, we regard the principal as fully compp.
^ tent to instruct iwrfcs 7ft the primary branchtv
of their education-.
Parents who are aii'le to inc'ur thft eHjVe'nsA
of educating their u?ifort?rr?nte fchikSiVrt, and
L would desire to have it dhVn'e at a convenient
"distance Iroih their home*, find in their o\vn
^itate, we recommend to visit (lie institution-,
examine and judge for themselves.
Tin' indigent parent who is desirous thai
his child should receive the benefits of the school,
l.u? who!is unalile remunerate the teacher, will
l?c furnished with the necessary funds from the
money appropriated by the Legislature of this
State fir that purjiose, (until the same may lie
exhausted by applications prior in point ofl'iiiu*.)
by signifying his wi>h to Col. C. iMeniminger,
'of Charleston, Commissioner of the Deaf and
numb for the. Loxver Division, or to T. X. Daw.
Ixins, of Union. Commissioner of the Upper
Division. The application of every parent, so
-situated, it is expected will be made to the Cornmissioned
of the Division in which the. applicant
resides, accompanied by his affidavit to that
Vfleet, with a certificate, .of the nearest magi?.
Irate, or soine (tti'tuVr oft he Legislature troni
the same district, staling KtS ferrltorf I'.rc cuVrcctlies6
of the affidavit.
Whitemarsii B. Sk.vArook, ) n
T. X. Hawkins, \ C",nGlcnti
Spr ings, Aug. 7, 194?.
Distressing Event.?With deep regret
xve announce the death of Andrew Mortem
e?q. This melancholy ex;ent occurred yttster
/ - ?..ii: ? vi^ \w
"<11y aitenioou on omuxiu ?
fi-'t had gone into the private bathing house o
a friend, arid remaining longer thart usual, <1
servant. sent for him, who, on ripening iht
I d'H*r> hiifi submerged in the wsi'er
1 into which he had evidently fit He 11 in a fit, hi:
l*>dy inanimate, ihoUgh yet warm. IS very ef
fort was made to resuscitate him. hut fneliectu
ally. Air, M, was <rtne of ,mW oldest and nv.si
i esteemed citizens and leaves a. whin cirvhrtr
relatives anil friends to regret their sudden an.
sad bereavement.
Charleston Mercury of Thursday
THE SECRET ARMED EXPEDITION
Tho Washington Republic has a lett-r freu
its New York correspondent which ftirnishej
the following reliable account of (be Etpudi
linn which called forth the recent Proclamation
of the President of the UuitcJ slates:
" I have inyself con verse J with individual:
I who were approached on the subject by tin.
agents of those engaged in the movement ii
Cuba and the United .States, and placed al
'credit in their statement. From their ?(*c?un
f it appears that about three months ago, certaii
, person*, who are well supplied with peconia
| ry means, and are duly authorized to act fo
I wealthy planter* in the island of Cuba, sough
| t ieir atJ dn this military expedition, makinj
lite trtost iitiiral ottars, ana promiMiiji in?- un>?
tempting rewards ill ca?e of success. A grea
i - irt inv men have liei.'J enlisted in tiiis. cit v fb
this \V?irk-, arid, had it riot boon for an arcideu
tal and Unexpected failure in effect ing the pur
^ cliaVe cf a Veasel, ihis branch uf the expeditini
wotiM liavti sailed Smtle Weeks ago. It has tin
y?-t sailed, bat I Irtve. reason In believe that i
Mill leave this port in a short time, without ihi
p??ibil?ty nf detection. Another braitch ofihi
exp edition has been organised at NeW Orleans
an I the frirriniiiirig portions are already en
camped on ail island in ttie ga.fi
"Tin's movement has been coiiteiHplnted To
norti J time, and all the preparatory irteiUitre
have baen 'aken with a great deal of jud*emen
and prudence. The first development oflh
plot was made a week or two ago, fn the cm
despondence of one of the morning papers heri
and this leaking out of the secret is to t?e trace
h? the imprudence of an influential agent n
New Orleans, whose name I could comrirunicnt
avho blabbed the business in some public pine
in teat city.
It is not for me to speak of the course, lake
by onr (*overun>"Ut in this matter, it is mil
.necessary (hat I should stale that the promj
'interference oft ho administration Las im.spire
fresh confidence in the minds of this grer
commercial Community, who have no dr
sire to sec fin? prosperity and peace oft lie cour
^ try put in jeopardy by any mad schemes of at
"r twi-l?i<riiied viiiiiie men. who wish t
> Vlinu *. " *'"* / o
It-eck gloiy ia a neii field of warlike adventnri
I expect 10 lie enabled to communicate sorn
quite important information on the subject in
<Jay or two.
Tub Tkrkitory of Orkcox.? By the hit
'California paper* we lenrn that a Census lie
recently been tak?n of the inhabitants of Ort
g?n, which shows that the population of ilio
Territory is 8,902. This number includes lit
foreign imputation, which umouuts to less tha
800 souls. Uov. Lane has issued a proclauu
lion, filing the natnlier of inemlters of Counc
and House of Representatives to which ear
courfty is entitled, and ordering their electio
in June. The election for a PeJegale to Cm
gress is to l>e held on the same day. fly tli
I census llierc art* 2,000 voters in me irrriunj
hut, in consequence ofthe absence of runny i
(hem in < nlifoniia, and by reason nftlieir b<
ing six candidates, it is supposed that the sue
cewfiil aspirant for (he oflice of Delegate vvi
not receive more than two hundred votes. 'I'll
rage among (he people of Oregon for gold hun
ing is greater than ever, and both the newspi
pers have suspended operations in consequent
thereof. ? A';/. I nil.
ALLIES OF SOUTHERN WHIGS.
,i Truman Smith, the Aholiliouist Senator from
, Connecticut, concocted the base and infamous
libel upon the Democracy, to the effect that it
had formed a coalition with the Abolitionists of
the North. That shameless calumny, which
I no honorable man would invent, and no respoc'?
table one repeat, and no reputable editor re.
. publish, was ve y generally copied by the Whig
. press of the S nth; to which the propngators'of
. the calumny added another falsehood ; and that
was, that the only fiien&s of the So'Ctth 5n the
. free States were to be found in the ranks of
j Whigery-. "l^hese f\vo fabrications were re.
j pHblis'hed rh every VVIiig paper in the South,
| and re-echoed by every Whig orator 'on the
! L't'l.Mrurv It iitoc lint nintlvAr fit*f ii* 1 K'r* Yf:t fYlf (if*
| im'juijr, 11 ?*u? /? ! unvinv nv%
tiVn'fch'ery and treason tvh'ich tTie M hig leaders
nf llie StrutIi are playing in their desperate eTTort
t*6 gain permanent political power. The
following paragraph, "Which We copy frortl a
late Ccntprvslfo '(Indiana) Wdig, the organ of
that |?arty in the district lately represented by
Caleb B. Smith, will sh'oW which party is really
hostile to the interests of the South* And it
will VfriW-. too, that Southern Whigs have form1*5
a coalition with that party whose'tancKdates
pro fees more ultra Abolition sentiments That)
evert the Free Soi!er?. The Whig sayst
" Whilst the Whigs are defeated, they have
the consolation of hitoWing dial (hey 'firmly ad
hered to the great piiuciples of human freedom.
They have taken higher Free. Soil ground than
the roalhion party .Mr. Parker (the Whig
candidate for Congress,! contended that Congress
had the'Constitutional power to regulate
or abolish the inter State slave trade ; Julian
and his organ opposed it. The Whig candidates
for the Legislature were pledged to inStritct
oitr kepresentaiives in Congress to use J
I - - i.i n. I?
| their liesi exeruons 10 exicnu me wruinunce
i i of 1737 over all leriitory west of the Nueces.
. and to oppose the organization of any State or
j Territorial Government over said leriitory that
I'dues not contain an express prohibition of slave.
' ry therein. The Democratic candidates reI
fused to make any such pledges."
Let this confession of a Northern Whig ori
gan he marked at the South. Mr. Parker, the I
Whig candidate for Congress in the district
i lately represented by Caleb II. Smith, anotlier
Whig, 'contended that Congress had the con.
| stitntional power to regulate or abolish the
inter Slate slave trade."?a doctrine which
even Juiian. the Tree Soil candidate, could not
, swallow. Vet this Mr. Parker and his Whig
supporters are among the Northern allies of
Southern Whigs. If elected, lie would have
Ireen the political associate and coadjutor of
Stephens, of Georgia. Stanly, of North Carolilis,
and Milliard, of Alabama, if the lattvr is
elected ; ami yet the Southern Whig allies of
- thiV- Indiana Whig candidate; have the dishonesty
ami impudence to foiloW in the lead of
i Truman Smith, another almlitionisis, in charg
ing Open the Democratic party a coalition with
Abolitionism. !? it possible Mint there can lie
such want of principle among the leaders of the
Whig party in ike Sooth? If evidence of the
fact did not stare us in the face from every
quarter, wc could nut believe it.
, [ Washington. Union.
^ ll L'XGarV.?In the last niiniber of the "Toreign
Quarterly Review," there is a long and
[ nlabrate article, upon Hungary, and. as the eyes
of the Woihl an' now fixed upon this countiy,
the following particulars, which we 'ake from
the Review, may not be uninterosting to the
j.; rt ad -r.
The nation which we rail Hungary is com:
posed of many nationalities, included in the
! Au?tiian dominions, and extends from the Gari
pathiau mountains on the noith to the gulf of
j Quaiuero on the Asiatic and Turkish frontier*
j L oigitiidiiiaily it extends from the Austrian
? boundary lino of .Moravia, Lower Austria, i>tyria
? and IISyria, on the west, and eastward to the
Alpine chain which bounds Transylvania. On
all si J e&il is defended by the bulwoiks of nature
mountain or flood ; and it would seem as ii ua1
lure lia I designed it for the seperate habitation
! of a great people. It is a euttuir. prolific in coin
1 ami win ; its plains a fluid* luxmant pasturage
1 and its mountains abound in minerals of vaiiuu*
1 kinds. It is also copiously watered by large
1 rivers. In 184-, according to the article re.
f-rred to its population amounted to 10,0(10,.
r 1)00, and was composed principally of three
' races?thn .Magyars, or Hungarians, "par e*.
- rellenct?," l!te Slavonians or Sclaves, and (lie
1 (Ie^nian". Tim prevailing religion is the RnI
man Catholic ; next to which in regard to nutnr
hers comes the Creek Church, then Lutheran,
the Calvinistio the Unitarian, and the Jewish
churches. As to the history of Hungary, it is
II copious in incidents, replete with romance und
' deeds ot chivalry, and a fiords ample materials
' j or philosophical reflection.
?
Rkcamtulatiox.
1847. 1819.
Pern. Whig Hern. Whig r. S.
r N*. Carolina 3 6 3 8
s Kentucky 4 8 4 8
lt Indiana ft 4 8 11
e Tennessee ft 5 7 4
r; Alahatna. 0 2 6 2
jj 25 25 23 21 1
e lU"\Viili ieg?of to the efficacy of Jew David's oi
j. the Hebrew 1'i.astkRS, nothing unci lis said, as tlicy
carry with I Item their own rccontincnciation, and thr
,1 prico being so rcinaikutity low, is n RiilHcienl induce
y | incut for those afflicted to g'.vc thrm a trial. Tlit
it j agent is confident that by tins great and increasing
(j demand for these Plasters, tho popularity which they
have obtained solely by their own merits, and the uni
versa) satisfaction which they have given, tllal they
I. are decidedly superior lo any other in use.
J. Soc advertisement in another column.
0 Tlic genuine arc fo: salo by J. R. McKAlN Cam.
don S. C.
e August 8, 32 4l
The first effect of u bilious climato upon the 'humar
system in to produce torpor and inactivity of the Liver
tlicreby preventing I lie natural and free discharge ol
e bile. AH know the lurking nature of the poison thai
lK produces Fever and Ague, and its kindred diseases,
j A sallow complexion, capricious appetite, and occa.
j sionsil pain in the side, are often Iho only symptoms te
c warn of Impending danger. The operation of Dr. ()s.
" good's India Cliolagogno is to counteract this miasma
influence, by producing activity of the biliary organs,
j and a healthy, mil Ural discharge of bile from the ays
lem,
11 For sale at the proprietor's prices by J. R, McKAIN
spent Camden S. C.
10 Aug. 8, 32 41
' f NOW OPENING,"
A large Stock of all the various kinds of Mcn't
: and Hoys' Calf, Meal, (Joat and Kip Hrogans, sej|
lected personally from the host manufacturer*, foi
anai.ia inn tosoll at least 20 net
IP '-UMI, "IIIV1I niMV>r?/.v
cent, cheaper than like qualities can he had in
Camden. Call and see, at. the Old Stand of G
W. Olney, nearly opposite the Dank of Camden.
c ' J. S. McCADDON.
July 18 26
I
I DIED, in this place, on 26th inst., about 11 1-2 ;
I o'clock) P. M., of congestive fever, William.'
] Wilson, a young man who had left Ireland, his'
j native country, about two years ago. A bootmai
ker by tiade, and hut a short time a citizen among j
| us", he was respected by alLwho knew him.
i DIKTV, at the Factory Village, on Friday morn'
ing last, at 4 o'clock, &ji.as B. Tcknek, overseer
j of one of the Spinning Rooms in the Factory.?
Mr. 't\ was a worthy member of the BaptifetCiiurch,
and lias left a wife and three children to mourn his t
loss, lie had been assisting in repairing the broken
dnin, and was supposed to hav'ft injured him
V/?lt in iit'rinrr u/liirli nrrw1nrr?fl lii? riPiith.
vw" "" " J" ?w
DIED, last week, IsaAx: TilWan, fesq., at his
residence in Lancaster District.
CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT
i
Bagging. per yd. 18 to 20 Lard, 1 It 8 to 10
Rule Hope lb 10 to 12 lead, lb 6 to 7 1
Bacon, fb fit to 7 .Molasses, gall 31 to 40 j
| I'utler, ll> 12 to 18 Maekarel, bbl 8 to 12
Brandy. 'gall 28 to 35 I.Nails, lb G to 8
! Beeswax, |l? 18 to 22 Oats, sheaf. Cwt 50
lWf. lb 4 to i> Peas. bushel 70
('ht'i'sfr, ft) 15 Potatoes, sweet, bit 50
6'ottois, 1I> 8} to 10 Irish bit 73
(,'orn, "bushel 50 to Rvf. bushel 75 to 87
| Floor. bbl 5} to 51 Bide. bushel 3 to 4
I fodder, 'owt 5!) to 75 Sugar, lb 7 to 14
ITides, dry fi> 8 to 'J Salt, sack li
Iron, , II) 5 to 6T shot. bag 1?
T.ime.' bbl 2 to 2ilTobaeec?, lb 10 to 75
[ Leather, sole, lb 18 to 21 IWhcat, bush W
<2* (Do QDo -13r3o
Kershaw Lodge.Wumber 9
The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will he held
at their new Hail on Friday evening next,at
I Si r.'^b.,.L.
By order of the X. G.
J. WIENGI2S, Secretary.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, |
KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER S.
The regular meeting of this Section will he lield :
at their IJall on Friday afternoon next at 4 u'clock. J
By order of the YV 1'. '
W. I, DEl'ASS, Sec'y. '
SONS 07 T3ai?3?.AN0sT
lVaterc? Division Xo. 0.
I The regular meeting of this Divsinn will he held
| at Odd-Fellow's Hal! on to-mnrr? w (Thursday) '
evening, at 8 o'clock. By order of the W. 1*.
V.. J. DkIIAY, It. S.
i\oticc.
The Regular Meetings of the I/meastcr Division, '
No. BO, Sons of Temperance, arc held every Mon- 1
day evening, at 8 o'clock. ''
1 J. R. HARK, R. S.
Reward. j
The RING TIHBF that sloe oft' the large
Ring, engraved Dr. S. to J. C. McK, from ilie 1
| centre table in my own presence, will save him- ,
; self trow heing publicly exposed and properly i
whipped, l>y returning it forth t\ itli. i
J. 0. McKENNA.
13" The punishment to be inflicted by the owner.
Angirsi 29 ?) > tf
WANTED,
A Voung Man, of thorough business habits, to
take charge of a complete set of Books, including
I lie Cotton Department, and would be willing to
make himself generally useful in a Country Store.
Such an one may hear of a situation by applying
at this office. His services will not be needed before
the 1st October, prox.
August 29 115 4t
The Subscriber is now receiving a large and
well selected Stock of
ROOTS AX25 SHOES,
! of every description, and latest fashions,
also :
i Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valice3,
Men's and Boys' Fine Caps, &c.
i All of wh.cli Iotierat eery !uw prices, and respect,
fully invite the public to examine the same.
GEORGEALDEN.
August 29 lio tf
AncrUiii's? Fcri) .
Notice is hereby given that the crossing at the
1 above Ferry, on tlie Watcree River, wiit be dis
j continued alter lite Is! i t Jui uarv next.
'I\ J. ANCRU.U.
j August 52 J tf
i Southern lim moiiy, Dossey's Choice, Boston
.Meiodcun, Boston A cade y, B.bles, Testaments
&. Braver 13ook6 Tor sale by
A. YOUNG.
.A iiiT, 520, 1649. OA :*t
Xoticc.
A small amount of mot cy, in bank bills, was i
| lound in Camden last week'; it will be restored to
: iis owner, if application is inula for it, at lhis
i Office.
Aug. 529, IS49. OA
OCr All Papersj^j
; Remaining in my hands, unsettled, after the l():li
day of September next, wiil be placed in su.t.?
Those, /he re fore, who are indebted to the Rev.
C. .M. Breaker, or (?. M. Olnoy, as due the 1st Ju- i
Iv last, will please govern themselves accordingly,
if tlicy would avoid cost.
A. BURR.
August 2 Ml ift
TO liti:XT.
Taat large and ronnnodious Dwelling House
and Store on Rroad-slreet, nearly opposite the
Rpisropal Church, at present occupied bv .Mr. A.
K. Allen, Possession given on the 1st of October
Apply to J A.MRS McEWEN.
A n g. 22, .'11 t f
PLA.VK ROAsiT
."Notice is hereby given lii.it appncauon win oe
tnaile at tlie neNt Session of the liOgislature of
> Sniitli Carolina, lor a Charter to build a Plank
, Rntul I'ri'ni Camden to the North Carolina lino, in
tiie direction of Charlotte o' Concord.
' August "J'J tf
On and afr^r the t.h)lh August insl, the passen|
Ji^r train wiiI leave .Mnl.lieton Depo on Mondays, !
; Wednesday.." ami Friday,s at o'rlutk V. M., inI
steaii of 3. Idas heretofore, (I. ?S. HACKFIt
' j ^ Ay't. 'I'rans. S. C. II- It.
Aug1 1.1, 184fi. aa tf
CLEVELAVD'S
I'.NUIVAhLKI) I )F.N'T I Fit I CIO,
I For removing ail Tartarous adhesions without i
I injuring the Teeth, interposing its antiseptic ipiali. |
i ties to .S'corliutic affections of tlie Corns, restoring
'j them to lirinness and a pleasing colour, and con.
' trihutin? largely to establish the pearly whiteness
I* of the Teeth, and a pure and salubrious breath,
l j Prepared only by J. A. Cleveland, Charleston
, j and for bale by %. J. DrIIAV.
, j Nearly apposite Masonic Hall.
' Bargains for the Summer Months!
The subscriber will sell olf, his- present stock of
I Plain and Fancy Dry floods, Hardware, etc., at a
, very small advance on cost price, as he intends
, moving into Mr. Win. Workman's new store on
I the 1st of October next.
Those who wish Bargains would do well to call
' | soon, as the goods will be positively sold low, to
I make room for an entirely now stork in the Fall.
JAMEN WILSON.
At Mr. U. Levy's old stand.
June 13 tf
FOR, KAMI
That Two Story Brick Building on Broad street
suitable tor a Store and Residence, with all the nei
cessary out Buildings in g< od repair, ami large
, ljol attached, in the most business part of Town.
, Terms made easy.
Enquire of Mrs. ('. F. CARPENTER.
July 11 tf
The Subscribers
llave just rpceived from New York a freeh supply
ot GENTLfiMEN'S SHIRTS,
Ladies' MERINO VESTS.
ai.SO :
From Philadelphia an assortment of
UMBRELLAS,
which they have had manutactured to order.
MV.riOWALT. (f COOPER.
They are selling their Summer Goods at reduced
prices.
August '22 J34 tf
A CARD.
Reynolds & Reynolds.
[ have this day associated War. L. Reynolds
with me in the practice ot Dentistry.
Mr. Reynolds has been my pupil for the past
four years, and I commend him with confidence to
the communitv.
The business will he condacfed as fotrneriy at
my office on Mam street-, unirer me aoove name
ind style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
August 22 >34 tf
Ten.
I C'hest extra fine HYSON,
Jtist received by
iMCMOWALL &, COOPER.
August 22 34 if
45 in. Dundee
Hemp Rale Rope.
J ute ' "
Ragging Twine,
For sale l>v
McDOWALL & COOPER.
August 22 31 tf
Administrators Sale.
REAL ESTATE.
By order of tlie Court ol Ordinary of Kershaw
District, will be sold belore the Court House door,
n Camden, by the Sheriff, on the first Monday in
September next, between the legal hours of sale,
i Tract of LAND containing cres. in the
District of Kershaw, on the 25 mile Creek, bounded
by lands of Wat kins, Curetons and others,
Former)} owned by Daniel Motley, being the Real
Estate of Micah Watd, deceased.
Tems?On a credit until the first dav of Januirv
next, (1850.) Bond anil good security bearing
interest from day of sa e, and a mortgage of the
premises* if deemed necessary.
JOHN il. BO.SEv Adm'r.
August 15.
?ALSO: ?
Will be sold on Thursday, Hie Gth day of Sepcnibcr
next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., at the late residence
of Micah Ward, deceased, all the personil
property ol the said deceased, consisting of
11 Negroes, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, with the
growing crop.
Terms?All sums of and under live dollars cash.
Over that amount, acre-lit until the first day ot
January next, (1850.) with notes and approved
security, interest Iron) day of sale, and mortgage
of ticgioes if deemed necessary.
JUilN II. ROSE, Adm'r
August 15, 33\ tf
To Rent or'Sell,
That new Store and Dwelling House, opposite
the Episcopal Church. The Dwelling and Store
will he rented scp-rately if required.
Apply to JAMES McEWEN.
August 15 33 tf
PLANTER'S HOTEL"
CO KMC It OF CHURCH AXI) QUE K.N STREETS,
CHARLESTON* S. C.,
Formerly kept by Charles H. Miot.
JAMES W. LAM KIN & JAMES M. HURST
having taken the above extensive and well known
Est iblishmont, solicit the patronage of their friends
and the public, generally.
I harleftton, S. C., July 24. 32 -It
Committed
To the Jail of Lancaster District, Two negro
men, Jarob a bright mulatto about 5 feet 7 or 8
inches high, between 25 and 31) voars of age. stout
hui't, and Jim, a very Ulack fellow between 20 and
30 years of age 5 leet 7 or 3 inches high very
stout built, they say they belong to John Oneall of
Wavoe Coilnty Georgia, the owner is requested to
come forward prove property pay charges aod lake
them awev.
JAMES ADAMS, Jailor.
July 2-1, 131!). 31 2m.
ISail ESoart Notice.
On Tuesdays and Fridays, thero will lie a freight
car attached to the passenger Train leaving
Charleston for Can*dcn, for the purpose of carrying
ICE, and otiier perishable articles, the ab- vc
arrangement to continue during tlie suiumer
months. N. I). D:\XLEV, Ag't.
Aujr-1, IS 10. :U tf__
To the Citizens cf Camden, and tho Travelling
Community generally.
The subscriber Iris bis Omnibus, CA.MDEN,
making her regular trips to and from the ltail Road
Depot. He runs in connexion with the Clieraw
and Charlotte Sta?es, TO THE STAGE OFFICE,
and t.. ANY PART OF CAMDEN, OR
KIRKWOOI). This is the United Stales .Mail
Line, and as the subscriber passes by the Hotels
every morning, before the departure of the cars,
Passengers need not. fear being left, who on in his
Omnibus* Grateful for the patronage already received.
lie hopes by strict attention to his business,
to merit a continuance ol the same.
JOHN K. WITHERSPOON.
Aug. 8. 112 tf
t-ypsum or Plaster Paris*
The subscriber has on hand a few barrels of the
above article, which lie offers for sale very low,
and will, on short notice. furnish any quantity that
may lie ordered. The value of plaster as a fertilizer
is too well known to planters, to require nnv
1 - / ? r #?ii **
cotnmcumiiou. v. i<. iwi.t i i
Juno lit M" 24
Collier's Remedy for Diseased Iiorses,
Warranted in cum f/uneness, Spavin, Hi<; Jaw,
Founder, Sprains and Strains, Splints,.Wind-trails,
lii;; Bone, St rm? II It,-Thrush, I*<>11 Kvil, \c. <fc<:
A limited supply of the above, to which the at tonti.?n
of farmers and owners of horses is invited,
just revived and for sale by
may 0. J- MeFIAY.
rtiicon, Lard and Flour.
A lot of superior Bacon and Lard
Flour of the best brands, for sale h\*
may 83. A. K.'AM.K.V.
Vi'cull Turnip Seed.
I,ar?e F.njrlish Norfolk] Isnijy Hanover,
Sivan's F,jr?r, i Yellow Aberdeen*
White Dutch, { Bed Tops*
Rula Bnsa.
A supply of the above seeds, just rereived and
for sale by JAMHS K. McKAIX.
July 18, 181!). 21) fit
Sugars.
A fresh supply of Crushed, Clarified and Powdered.
Stt?ar.
For sale bv THOMAS BOXXICLL & CO.
.Inno '2.'l if '2(5
For JSstle.
One of llotchkiss* Culling Machines, warranted
to cut. Oats, Shucks, ami I lay. Apply at this oftico.
An? H, H'2-tf
Notice is hereby givcn?.thst at. the next Session
of the Legislature, a|i|ilicntion w ill he made to
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 0, 1. (). O. F.
Spanish Scaurs, &.c,
Superior Spanish Segars, of choice brands, anil
I the best chewing and smoking Tohocco.
may 83 A. E ALLEN.
Dr. J. LEE '? now in Camden and may be found
daily in his office.
ir r "v .i.r.jj.
Notice.
I A pplication, will be made lithe next Se.-sion of
j the Legislature of the State of South Carolina, to
have Pine Tree Presbyterian Church, incorporated
1 July 4,1649.
i i). BETH UNE,
BENJAMIN McCOY,
KENNETH McCASKILI.,
June 30 3m 27
Notice.
The subscriber is receiving a large addition to
! hisVtock of (Groceries, consisting of all the leading
i articles. Country people will find it to their inter;
est to -call. There is also a fine assortment at his
I store up town, mini door above aj. i-Micser q* ? ? .
lie tins also received direct front Florida, 50,000
best Cuba filleil Segars, t hey are an excellent artic.
e, and will be sold much lower than ever known
in tins market or elsewhere, say front Soto $6 pr.
thousand. II-. HO LLE Y.MAN.
Cainden, 12th June, It' 24
Carriages.
Tbe subscriber lias now on hand, a variety of
Carriages, Buggies, Kockaways, &c., and Harness,
which he offers for sale at reduced prices.
He is prepared to build and to repair every description
of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Wheelbarrow
<&.' , and all kinds of lion work, either for
plantation or other use.
Horses carefully and ucatlv shod.
liOBEIiT AJAN.
June 2" tf 2G
Bagging and Rope.
2-25 Pipr.os NAGGING.
150 Coils ROPE,
For sale low, by
h. levy & son.
August 8 .'12 tf
Oil Hand,
A heavy and well assorted Stock of GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, SEGARS, ?Lc. &c.
For tale low by
u. Levy & son.
Au.nst 8 32 tf
Rush & 18iliter's
j Superior Friction Matches, warranted not to fail
| in any weather, and will keep in any climate, always
on hand and for sale by
may 9. Z. J. DeIIAY.
ICED SODA WAT?R~
May be had through the Summer Season at
may 9. F. L. ZEMP'S
For Sale,
Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen at
C. MATUESON'S.
September 6 36
i2E31<) V A L.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and cus otners in Camden and the surrounding
country, tiiat he has removed Jus Wheeiriglit and
Blacksmith shop to the corner of DeKalb & Lyttielon
street, havingercc'icd suitable buildings for
carrying on the above business ; and is now prepared
to do any work that may be entrusted to
hint. A good supply of seasoned wagon timber,
: Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes of all sizes, coni!
tnon boxes, breast and tongue chains, cast iron
1 harrow wheels, Sic. &c. kept constantly on hand.
Horses neatly and carefully shod.
ROBERT L. TWEEDNew
and Elegant Perfumery,
The subscriber has just received and opened
new and choice selection of Perfumery, Soaps,
Cosmetics, &.c., consisting in part, of
! f i i p.,.
l_i I,III11 .1 I ^ril.l} .111.1 ? -".Ml?
" " Jockey Club Kile's lleilyi.sithii
' " .Miffiiiouettu Haul's Kan Lurtrul
' Patelioly Nymph Snap
" Vervtcne *' Shaving Cream
" Bixjuct tie Caroline llnussel's
Essence B.?quet ( uerluin's " "
Low's Windsor Soap Transparent Wash Balls
" Shaving 'J'ablet Orris l'ooth Paste
?ALSO ?
Cologne, Rose, Honey, autl Lavender Water,
' By Rum, French Philocomb, Bear's Oil, Bear's
Incase ard Motifs Marrow, lor llie irair, with many
other artieli s in the line too numerous to men lion
which may be had at
may 9_ Z. J. DeHAV*?S.
Family Groceries.
A larne supply of superior Family Groceries
kept constantly on hand, and I'orsuk the lowesl
prices, at the
CAMDEN GROCERY STORE.
JOfiiA j. wokkTuaiv,
MAGISTRATE,
CA.mdkN, s. C.
7J.TlATli ESON,
1} A N K A G E N T.
At iii.s old stand o'ppr^i cr Davis' Hotkt,
Oeiitieuieirii I'usliiunable Knots,
lMiiladelplna made, lor sale bv
Jan. 27. ' W. AftPERSON & CO.
To Dicitlistsi
! Thfe subscriber has made arrangements by which
he can at short notice procure Gold Foil and othei
articles fnr Dentists use, from Charleston, and
furnish the same at prices that will not fail U
satisfy the most eccnolliicai.
April 4th, 16-10. K J. DeIIAY.
it ui ii/ uyjnmiiv uuu.
Goods in Charleston,
For Spring of IS 19.
E. W. BANCROFT, invites tub attention op Planters
and tiie1r families who visit the clty,to iiis
Uxtcusive Stock.
Hi' has now revived his Spring Stock, which coimist
j iif every variety of rnh and el--gain Fuhrim, : l.adie
(Iron.*?such as
Silks. Grenadines, Tissue Silks. Bareges Y .-litis,
S<-wine Silks, (huehams, Prints, J.uwns, itmuha
' zincs. C hall vs. Alparra*, Ac.
j SI awls of ci rri/ Stylo.
Such a? Elceant Plain ami Embroidered Canton
Crape, Cash mere Sewing Silk, Silk .Muslin, Ber!
age and Plain Silk Shawls.
J line it*.
| Damasks. Long I .awns. I .men Sheeting*, ami
' | Linen 'I.iCils in great variety.
' ' Hosiery, While Goods, goods for Gentlemen'*
I Wear, 4*?\ i|r.
i In his DoMr-iTii Goo us Rooms will he found n* usual.i
eompleie assortment of all the leading Style* of Domestii
lioiid., .cell ns aro adapted to Servants wear and fantih
use.
He confidently invite* attention to the Stock a* one of ihi
Lnrge.il anil most K.itensire in llie Southern Country
and the prices always the lowest to,<.sihi.e.
25:} King Slrrcl. Charleston, S C,
April 1th, 184'J. if 14
A Plantation for Sale.
The subscriber oilers for sale, a tract of Lam
on the west sitlo of Watcree river, and on tin
waters of 25 mile creek ; adjoining the lands o
I Capt. Win. Kennedy and tho Estate of Jno. ('lies
? * ? .tillI, I iieroH. '.1 11 II) veil I, r
I NIP, r.lJlll?IIIIili?; nm-iv ??.. v., ? ...... .
| ridiii of a iniic a half on the river, mul the balance
! on the creek. Six linndicd bciittr nruler r 11 Itivai
tion, having a fine mill scat all necessary build.
, j injrs for a settlement gin house and screw; tht
! land is six miles from Camden. Said land will lit
! pold at private sale on accoininodati' g terms.
I Persons desirous of purchasing', are referred U
j Cnpt. Thus. Lang, Major Cacley, or to the sub.
I scrilier. Melt A l(RLVAlil).
! I _W 30, 1810. 0m 27
Rochets Hmbrocaliori
FOR
Hooping C?agli.
i THE .Vuliferiber keeps coiisinntly on hand ;
) full supply of the genuine ROCHE'S EMltllO.
j CATION?one of the most convenient, safe anc
, ell'ectual remedies now known for that distressing
j malady " Hooping Coug/t."
Z. J. DkIIAV,
Nearly (Opposite Masonic Hall,
r July 11 28 tl
V
M > -< ft UHlgpl
' r --rrmn ? ^ ggig
Notice,
'i'iie undersigned have this day dissolved hy
iru'\i:il ro Vrrit the fcopart'iterghip heretofore, existing
in keeping a Safe and l.iVery Stable.
All indebted to the fcrtit wfll Vnafcc paymentto
II. E. SLttAN.
II. E. SfaMN.
D. H. ftOfcJSON.
i July i, 18-10.
The subset Aer will cbntlnufe ibc'bueiiessat the
same place, wh'ere carriages, buggies and horses
care be had on reasonable terms, for tjrips to any
part of the -country. H'e wiM also rite a regular
line of family carriages from BbydV Hotel or any
of rt of the Town to the Rai;toad Depot Ample
accommodations will be afforded to Drovers of
Stock. Ilis stables are large ai d well attended to,
and spacious lots convenient. . ?
H. E. SLOAN,
Julv 4, 1849. 30 tf
/ V 4
FOR GELTLEfflEN'S WEAR .
Elegant GARTER SHOES, Cloth and Prtmdna,
44 Call and Goal SHOETEES,
44 Murccco PUMPS with Heels.
J. S. AJcCADUON:
July 18 29 ... ?.4f
Ladles {
I have Jnst received a genera) assortment 'iJf
Light Pump Solo GAITER BOOTS, at the totr-precedcnred
lotv price of $1 23.
also:?- , , ... j,
Pest Phi adelphia KID TIES and SLIPPERS;
SI 00. Full supply of Half Gaiters and Black
Morocco Ties. 39 la J5 cts., atthp Old j$La/id of -?
G. W. On lev. -Jra. :
July 18 29 , .
Notice*
ON and after the 1st September next; the SeVeral
Cotton Presses in^Charletfron will, by a gleement,
charge Thirty Cents per bale extra, on till
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands:
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planter*, this notice given that Rope Bandagei
alone may be used by them, of'early all the Cotton
sent to ? harleettm and Savannah is ntfw
compressed before shipment-.
July 11 28 ^ ?**
From New York* . / , .
The subscribers have received per Southerner;
a rase of " Warrwck's" Fashionable Summer Half,
Also, adzens J. M. Divies, Jones & Co.'a patent
shoulder seam Shirts, and an elegant assortment
of summer cravata. They have also; ** ->
Broad brim white Fur Hats . n . ?
do do Panama do r
do do Cathpeachy do. ^ , .f. ^
do do Palm Leaf , ,k'.
Youth's Pdhi'ma arid Fur Ilatft, .~ .. ;, *
Children's Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats ..
Apr I 4. McDOWALL &. COOPEiLr
BY P. ROBENSON.
i The subscriber begs leave to state; that he ii
prepared to make up Clothing at the Bhortest n<v
tice, in a neat and fashionable style, and icarietnls
a Jil. With his knowledge of the Business add a
disposition to please, lie solicits a call ftotti tifii
friends generally. . Jjr
may 9 tf id
Blaster Paris, a superior article;
Direct from the Manufacturer, for sale bjra?i?i'<
C. L. CHATTEN. ?
June 27 tf ....28*n
To Rent "..' iaw
That valuable Store House at present occupied
by McDowall &. Cooper. It is admirably>rianged
for an extensive cotton buying establishment
Terms will be liberal and immediate, possession
given. Apply to C. J. SHANNON* ..
Camden, Jan. 1st, 1849. tf nsr.. ?
Stone Lime. ^
125 Bbls. Stone Lime, in good order, (a few
bbls. extra white) just received by . , ...*
C. L. CilAftEN,
Mav 16, tf 20.
?(itS. ISOODLAD'S .
Fashionable Bonnet (Storey,
New Goods just received, consisting: of Ribbons,
Bonnets, Flowers, Capes, Cardinals, Gloves, &,q.
opeii and ready for sale at very low prices for cas^i
or to punctual customers. Mrs. G. particularly
recommends tlicm as being the most fashionable in
1 the market. .
CT Bonnets cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
to render the most skillful judges unable to tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
by I3r. A. Dt Leon. Oct 13.,*,
The subscribers having a large stock of Fancf
and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy and Family Groce-"
ries, Fine and Common Liquors, Assorted Syrupy
etc. etc Purchasers will find it to their interest
to call and examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
II. LEVY & SON:
June 13 tt 24 *v
??? : r?
The Subscriber. ......
HflLL continue to act as BANK AGENT, itt
both the Banks ofthis place,and attend to any
\ Ccrmnissirn Business which may be entrusted to
I him. Office it the Counting Room of McDowali
( if-Shannon C.J. SHANNON.
JOlT\ HGRAM,
Rrrcivingi Forwarding MchantaiidBankAgcnt,'
; CAMDEN", S. C. .
All business entrusted to liirh faithfully attend
pel to, on moderate terms.
itiAirn >v
A very choice lot of Coneolaceon'n Gold Leaf?
and Rio llonde.
? ??also
8 Fre?di Soda CratuCfs.
For sale by T. BONNELL &. CO.*
June L'3 If 26
C'orii Meal. I( .
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand, ftcali
ground Corn Meal for fatniiy use. .
"JOHN INGRAM.
June 13 if 24 ,
Frfesli F&iiiily Groceries.,
Loaf, la >, crushed* powdered, clarified ana
bri wn Sugars
1 Rio, Java* Laguira, Mocho and Cuba Coffee
i- (iunpovvder and Hyson Teas
f New Orleans* Trinidad and Cuba Molnssed
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and Herrings
Confectionary, Green Ginger, for preserving
' Almonds, Raisins, Figs &c.
Just received and for sale lew for cash'.
0*The highest market prices fcither cash or
I barter) pant lorcouiury proiruce.
may 'Ji. A E. ALLEN. *
j, B, GOODLAD, Tailor,
f Ajjent tor the Kile ol Crookinjr Shears (
- 1 Points, Square and Scales, Tape Mcasrmark*
> in'/ Chalk, Curved Rulorft, cf-c.
i The Mirror of Fashion is published on the first
day of ev^ry month, at $2 a ycarf devoted to .1 rfc;
view ?f the Fashions for he month, and to the sub
. j ject <>i nicnstirmj*1 ar,f draughting, by ibe mosiap!
im^'eJ a,u,lu?riti-? in ll;o world.
i lie Fash,?n Plates for Spring and Summer just
' receive^ those wishing them will please apply
' directly.
The Knglisli and French Fashions will be out in
a few days, say the 1st of April. inarch 5.
F. ROOT,
AUCTIONEER*
1 Commission Merchant & General Agent*
i! c A m p k.x, s. c.
I Will attend to Public and Private Sales of any
description.
Regular Auction day, ever) Friday.
QJ*Auction Room two above the Bank el* Cam.
den. 11?U