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ded in Augusta, Ga. and that two of these ?
horses were procured feloniously from hiin.?
They. were carried before two Justices of the 1
Peace, before whom they confessed their guilt ?
and surrendered the horses. Upon being informed
that they must be committed to jail for
iix months, to await the requisition of the Gov
x ernflr of Georgia, they agreed to accompany;
were.their pursuer hack again; and accordingly
put lb irons and ca rried oft'.
Tar borough (A*. C.) Press. w
Senator Benton lately addressed an immense v
mass meeting at St. Louis, on the subject of his j *
instructions from the Legislature. He refused
to ahswer questions in relation to his action in ^
Congress on the subject of Slavery. Another ^
Urge meeting held in Rotunda, passed re so I it- 0j.
% lionjs strongly condemnatory of Mr. Benton.
Much disorder prevailed, and the police were
called in, there being quite a disturbance.
Bronchitis and Cough Cured.
Boston, august 15. 1848.
Mr. S. Fowlo ?Dear Sir: Having been troubled j for
a considerable time with n bail cough and bronchial . (,j|
affection. ( wm iiiduc<id t<> try u bottle of Dr. Wistafg ; 0f
Bolinin ?/ Wild Cherry, which 1 am happy to say en- I p(J
tirely r .unveil the difficulty. I deem it but justice to to
1 say tl>?? much for the benefit of those who may tie ?ii
Minil.it>; tflmicd." GEORGE H. DAVIS, ,)L'
Finn of Hillctt &. Davis,
.. Piano Forte Manufacturers. Boston.
I hereby certify that I am personally acquainted
With Goo. H. Davis, Esq, and have the fullest confi
tjerrtse in theahuvc statement. FI. G. BARRUS, Oi
, . Formerly Practicing Physician, eij
Bos^vq* August 13, 1818.
P. S. Such testimony can lie relied upon. Be c ire __
filt of the article you buy: It must have the signature j
of I. BU ITS on the wrapper to be genuino. i
f^None genuine unless signed I BUTTS, on the wrap,
per. Sold in Camden by JAMES R. McKAlN ; at | fQ]
wholesale by P. M. COHEN &. Co., Charleston and; j 0n
by DruggwU generally throughout the Stale, an
Aw David's, or Hebrew Plaster.
This article is offered to the public in the confident ' an
belief, that it will prove itself a rich blessing to the j de
community at large, and that it will at once attain that i ^'
bigh reputation it justly deserves. Wherever it I
bas been introduced, its success in curing all diseases for ! 11 *
. . tr
which it is recomincnJed, has won for it the confidence
of lite Medical Profession, and many eminent Phy?i- , ()(
ciane recommend it in their practice for all Chronic or j hit
Rheumatic affections. ye
For further lurticulura, see auvartisanient in another j
column.
(?r Emigrants to the South and West |
should be provided with Dr. Osgood's India Choiagogue. i
ftj the uh of this remedy, during acclimation or tea*- I tlit
wing, a? it ia called, the*datiger, fiom attack* of Ague
and Bilioua Fevers. ia entirely avoided. The stran- ;l)(11
gar id particularly exposed to these diseases in their l a
moet fatal form*, and should not risk the change of C01
climate without the protection which the Cliolagngue
afford*. To he found at J. R. McKAl.VS, .Agent
for lite propretnr. ?
Ocf. 25 f4t ) U
DIED.?At Willow Grove S G.. on the 27th
linst., Thomas E. Sanders, aged 22 years. cai
Oct. 29, 1849. [j?
Palmetto State Banner please copy. joj.
Departed this life on the. 8ih of September at j'*
* 'liis residence in Sumter District, William ?tr
'Guignard Richardson, Esq., in the seventy, 'he
? aerenth year of his age.
DIED.? At bi? residence in Lancasterville, an
on the 24th ult., Mr. B. F. Sadler, in the for- Wf
ty-fifth year of his ajre rH
I* . ? ha
CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. E
'Banging. per yd. Id to ll.ard, lb 8 to 10 0f
'Bale Itope lb to 1*2 'l^ad, lh 6 to 7 se!
Bacon,', lb 61 to 7 .Molasses, gnll 31 to 40 fc(
Butter. ' lb 12 to 1H iMackarel, bhl 8 to 12 ar(
Brandy. r?* gall 28 to 35 i Nails, lb 6 to 8 t,?
Beeswax, - lb Id to 22 JOata, sheaf, owt 50 H0
Beef, _lb 4 to 6 Peas, bushel 50
Cheese, lb 12 ' 15 | Potatoes, sweet. bu 37 |1|([
[ Cotton, lb 9 to 1011 Irish bu 75 ^
Corn, bushel 40 to I live, bushel 75 to S7 .i
Flour. hbl 6 to Si i Bice. bushel 3 to 4 CX|
Fodder. cwt 50 to 75 jSugur, lb 7 to 14
Hides, dry lb K Us 9 |Sall, S'-u-k. 11 ,
Iron. lb 5 to 61 shot. bag U 0f,
Lime, bbl 2 to 211Tobacco. lb 10 to 75
Leather, sole, lh Id to 21 j Wheat, bush 00
|... nt.n t> ? 11 nruii rill
lu.nslii^r.r.jrr.u iv.sil. i\v/.-vi/.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OX MONDAY L AST. j
C. L. Chatlcn. D. ft C?>., Voting and B., A. on
C. Dun lap, Wolfe & Co,. K. Myers. D. B.
McArn, E. M. Bnvkin, John Rosier, II. Ilo|.
leyman, W. (i. Winchester, F. L. Zemp. A. 1
Moss, ds Co., W. Anderson ft Co.,T. Bunnell, *['
Melchor ft S., W. IV Patk?, S. Benson, A. E. art
Alien, E. W. Bonnev, ft. Rovkin. J- W. Derr, '!o1
S. & Brnwley, II. B. & I<. S. Williams, H. Vi
Levy ft Son. J. S. Thompson, James MeEwen, "n
C. Matheson, J. Charlcstvorth, S. Beckham. 'r
k H. Pate, L. J. Patterson, J. C. Wadsworth.
J. Chesnnt, A. tM. ft R. Kennedy, S. Dotinel. pa
]jr, J. W. Tomlinson, J. B. Wade, R. W. Ster- kil
ling, J. Lonegan, J. Irvin, J. A. Ilasseltine,
Roger & M., W. Johnston. L. Smith ft Co., ret
T. ft B., J. S. MeCad'lon, J. A. Moore, J. W. | ^
Brem ft A., J. R. Dye, T. Emmons, Rog.
ers ft S., T. B. ft Co.
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' CE>a 0?0 t
Kershaw Lodge.Number 9
The Regular Meeting of thin L?d?e will he held a?
t their new Mall on Friday evening next,at
7 e'elock.
By erder of the N. G. '
J. WIENflES, Secretary. ^
SOWS C? T3-I?3?..-.:i03. w
Materce Division fto. 9. ^
Th. r?mliar m??tin(Tof t})iH Divsinn Will be helli
q to-morrow (Thursday) evening,at Odd Pel- MJow'e
Hall at 7 o'clock. Bv order of the W. I'. 111
W. C. MOORE, R. K.
CADETS OP TEMPERANCE^ j ?
KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER I. j i
The regular meeting of this Section will be held .
At their Hall on Friday afternoon next at 1 o'clock, j ?
By order of the W P.
I). B. DESAUSSURE. Sec'v. j .
Notice. s\
The Regular Meetings of thejLancaster Division, "f
Ne. 3?, Sons of Temperance, are held every Mon- '
jiay evening, at 8 o'clock. i V.
J. Rl LARK. R.S. i ta'f
Notice. fj
, Whereas, the Executor appointed by the last ma
Will and Testament of Mrs, Rachel Leigh, deceas
ed, having uocnneu Hie ajipiiimuieui, nnu iiiji ijucin- | |j(,
fyine to act in the cane, and no person having ap- I Ker
plied for Letters of Administration with will an- J f,,r
nexed, I have taken possession of said estate as j
derelict, (with will annexed) and hereby give no- j rf
ficp to all persons having demands to present thein i i
/July attested, and those indebted to the same to Tc
make paytnont to tne. 1 r>':
Nov. b, j. R. JOV, o. K. i>- K;
On t3pii$iffnn}cnt, wil
49 hhds primp Bkcq'fl, al.icft will he sold low j f
by the hhd. for cash. ' J. I
Nov 7' C. MATHESpN. J
Rocking Chairs, also, Sitting Chairs. Counting ;
?oom Chairs, fotsale hy K. W. BONNEY. j 1
Bfc???t iifcoM jm WB??cmMHiM
Best Northern Cheese, Mountain Butter, Alum
lit, super Hyson Teas, old Java Coffee and pow?red
Sugars, for sale by
Nov. 6. E. W. BONNEY.
Oysters, Oysters, Oysters,
Low for cash and nothing else.
JAS. C. McKENNA.
Notice to Hunters.
The highest prices will be paid in cash, for all
Lme. viz: Venison, Woodcock, Partridge, Snipe,
ith Turkey, etc. etc. bv calling on Old Mac, at
Nov. 7. " " OUR HOUSE.
'luilon's Chemical Hair Invifforator,
To prevent Baldness, and to restore the hair
at has fallen off or become thin, and to cure ef
dually Scurf or Dandrijf. Prepared and sold
ilyby Edward Phalon, No. CI Broadway, N. Y.
tresh supply just received and for sale byj
Z. d. DEIIAY,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall.
South Carolina--Kershaw District.
BY JOHN R. JOY, KSU. ORDINARY.
Whereas, Titos. Eraser applied to me for Letters
Administration onal! and singular the goods and
lattels, rights and credits ot Margaret Eraser, late
the State < f Mississippi deceased, entitled to pertial
property in said District: These are therefore
cite and admonish all and singular the kindred
id creditors of the said deceased to be and appear
fore me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said
strict, to be holden at Kershaw court house on
e 19th day ot November next, to show cause if
iv they can, why said administration should
it be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 31st day of
ctober, in the year of our Lord one thousand
ght hundred and forty nine, and in the 74th year
American Independence.
J. R. JOY, 0. K. D.
South-Carolina--Kershaw District.
JOHN r.. JOY ESQ. ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT.
Whereas, William H.Holleyman applied to me
r I^ttersof Administration, with will annexed,
all and singular the goods and chattels, Rights
d i redits of Herman Hollcyman Sen., late of the
istrict aforesaid, deceased.
TU .... .1 r. i ?J i. _ii
i uc.'c div, uiuiejiMc, 10 cue ana auinonisii an
id Singular, the kindred and credilors of the 6aid
ceased, to b" anu appear before me at our next
diuary's Court f??r the said district to be holden
irslmv Court House on the Ifith day of Nov.
>.vt, to show cause, if any, why the said adminisition
should not t>e granted
Given under my hand and seal, tli ? Slut day of
:t., in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
ndred and forty-nine, and in the seventy-fourth
ar of American Independence.
JOHN R.JOV, o. k. n.
Nov* 7,1549. 45 if
Attention Cavalry!
In pursuance of orders from Brig. General Owens, the
i Regiment of Cavalry, will assemble in Columbia, on
:5th December next, at 10 o'clock A. .11. equipped for
ill and Inspection.
Hie Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Officers will
emble the day previous at the same hour for Drill,
plains of Companies will extend orders to their respective
'ps- By order of Col. ANCRCM.
It. II. Gooiiwyn. Jr. A ij't. Nov. 7.?5l
LOOK lIEItli, I INVALIDS!
r. Heeler's Sarsaparilla Panacea:
( 'or the permanent cure and removal of all diseases ning
lrom impurities of the blood, or habit of the body viz;
[?hro:iic diseases of the chest, consumption. Bronchitis,
tarrh. pleurisy, scrofula in all its forms, tetter, scald*
ad, blotches of ihe fare, chronic diseases of the stomach,
er.and skin, eaianeous eruptions, white swelling.* hipnt
atli-etion. deeji seated pains of the bones, swelling of
: joints, ulcers, syphilitic disorders, mercurial and all
ireditary predispositions. Females suffering from obuctions.sallow
complexion, nervousness. Ac., w ill find
: l'atiacea an elegant remedy for their removal.
Purifying the Ijlood.
Kr Nearly every individual now burdened with disease
d shut out from the most of the pleasures of this life, as
II us o;ipres?eu vmwi an nunicruoie loan o| until menial
J physical stiff-ring, and dnomcd |*rlmpx to enter an
rlv grave; might have lived l?ng, happy and useful life,
d they but taken prupet pains to preserve their health,
i prece*ve health ix easy ; to restore it difficult and ofi
itii|s?silde. Th'! ohi ad ape, " An ounce of preveto
e i< worth a pound of cure.' should be the polar star
everv one"* action* in relation to hca'lh. If disease
tierally i.* the result of a violation ol physical laws af ling
vegetative life?nine-tenth? of all chronic disease*
so?then it fellow.- as a consequence that the only runal
means of cure i* through the Ht.onn. That this is
facts clearly stiow. That diseases springing Iroin this
tree art! c irahle hy aLTKiiaTives. experience fully de- ]
instrutcs. Header, if it i* your misfortune to he afflict- j
with any of the above disease*, you have a remedy in I
i Pa.vu-Ka that will not disappoint your most sanguine |
pectations. Uemeiuher a medical and resjionsible peri
tdls you so.
K3T* Pur certificate#, details, etc.. sre rirenlur* tn hands
agents. Price $1, large bottle ; (5 bottles for $.*>.
Dr. Kee'er's Cough Syrup..
Among all t!ie rein -die* liefer-- the public, thi* stands
-einin-ut m incipient consumption. Bronchitis, eatarrhs.
igh*. hoarseness, whooping cough, pleurisy, spitting of
iud. ami for ml alf ctiuns of the pulmonary organs occaned
by cold' Ton much praise cannot be bestowed uptliis
finedv, and the proprietor urges any one nfllictrd
tli any of the above it uuplaints to secure it at once. It
warranted to cuie or no pay. Price only f>0 rents.
Dr. Heeler's Cordial and Carminative.
Kvery family, whether rich or poor, who values health
<1 all it* blessings, should have this invaluable remedy
band. It is intiri.tt-iy the nest remedy known for di lia-u.
dysentery, e holera morbus, cholera infantum,
ie, flatulency, griping, pains. < ramp, etc.. and foj all
eases of the stomach and bowels caused by teething,
ie numerous testimonial- from physicians and others,
solicited, have given it a reputation as firm as adamant,
ice ?> cents per buttle.
Dr. Kceler'* Vermifuge Syrup .
This remedy is pleasant to the. taste, harmless to the
lirni. and all powerful in destroying arid removing all
ul* of worm* from the body. It is without doubt the
rapest and best worm destroying medicine before the
blic, and will, if administered according to directions,
uove them within five or *,x hours after taken. The
se is small, r.nd (aeli bottle contain* twice as much ax
tilar remedies, I'rirc only gj cents |x-r bottle.
l)r. Kepler's Liver and Snnutive Pills.
Although not recommended as a " cure all," yet they
5 the mildest and hext remedy to remove constipation,
indiee dvsoensia. biliousne-s. nervousness. foul mIoiiihcIc
udarhe, indigestion, etc. Unlike oilier purgative me ines,
tliev Ictve the bowels always relaxed,consetpientare
the proper medicine fur females and persons leading
edenury lift;. Price 25 cents.
I)r. Keelcr's Ittieumntic Lotion.
A justly celebrated exfmal upplicatiun fur pains of the
est, neuralgia. headache,sprains, bruises, ticdoloreauv,
clliiur of the joints, rheumatism, gout, srialin, and lor
disorders wherein a sedative and rebefucient remedy is
plicahle. Price 371 cents |ier hottle.
All the al?ove celebrated and extensively used me.liies
are prepared and sold wholesale and rerail, U'JI
irket street.jpluladchihia.
Agent fur Camdeli.J. DkIIAY- Also for sale by P.
Cohen, Charleston ; BoatwrigUt As Mint, Columbia;
nek <fc Klmey, Orangeburg; Lhivega A: Bennett, ('liesHeld
; Jlallett A: Hiunson Sumterville ; M. Strange,
iheville Hist.; F. T. (Sonde, Kcgefield ; It. C. (Srillin,
. abridge : Wardlaw A; Deiuly, Abbeville; J. C. ( riHin,
iderson,and by Druggistsgenerally lliroiiglioiit tic* Stale.
See circulars for testimonials of the Inchest cliarac',
settinc forth the virtues of each article, iiivaluahh: to
inters of the South. Nov 9 !.">
PRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY.
The my..! celebrated ami elegant Toilet Article* now in
' are Jl'LKS IIAL'KL'S.?IIis .Medicated
I'mpli Soap, or Kan Divine Do Venus, composed
an F.nsterii Botanical discovery of surprising eflieacy,
rendering the skin soft and tair, a* well as imparting a
licate roseate hue to the complexion, and to eradicate
n, Pimples. Freckles, Sunburn, and other unsightly eu
Hi* Ei? 11 Lustrul mill Hair Jtcstorative, free
in nil ardent spirits, pungent nils. ami other destructive
tcriaN. cleans the liair expeditiously. renders it heitiitily
bright, and imparts to it the delicate fragrance of the
wers; and it will positively bring in Mew Jfair tin Bald
ads by the use of this celebrated extract. It is a pre- I
vaiivc against baldness, and tin infallible cure in nil nftionsofihe
skin on the head, well as preventing the
ir, frotn turning gray.
fits Celebrated shaving Cream, whirh defies a
nparisnn in America or Europe.
le also offers to the sanction of the public his Hose
toth Paste, which a single trial will .prove its c/ticalis
Liquid Hair Dye, for changing instantaneously
d or Crey Hair* to a beautiful Iilack or Brown Color
hout injuring the skin.
Manufactured by Jl'LES H A CEL. I'hiludelphia.
ror snlc in Cotnden by
{. McKain, Z J. DeIIav, F L. Zr.vtr.nnd A. Vorjcij. j
)ct. Jt)
New Codflsb
Kor eale by J. CHaRLESWORTH. J
Jljlcston Slbocrtisemcuts.
THE SEMINAKY OF
M ARRIS SIMONS AND DAUGHTERS,
t Mrs. Ileriot and Mrs. Ramsay's,
tieliffebouo', Charleston, S. C.
arris Simons and Daughters are prcceive
Boarders, Day Boarders and other
i'u|
Th^ciples and rules of the Seminary in all
respetire preserved, as heretofore established
by itejders, the same instructors are employed,
ang course of study is the same.
Thifctitution affords every advantage for the
educatuf young Ladies. I to location in Radclilibbtin
thesnbnrbs oflhecity, is considered
perfectealtliful during all seasons ol the year.
The Nnstructo: s arc employed in every departniQnd
all the branches of a complete edu
cation taught under the superintendance of
Mrs. ls Simons and Daughters.
Nov 43 2t
r. A. NEUFFER,
emission merchant*
ArAoalnr In TTlrmr drain fcp .
AAA 4 tu UA | V?wi |
I\24, Mast Bay, Charleston, S. C.
Begs inform his friends and the public, that
he is pred to make liberal advances on all
shipment' FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. made to him.
He wilo make advances on shipments of Produce
tie North, or elsewhere, when made
through.
He hiade arrangements whereby he receives
weeklvjplies of Flour of superior brands, all
of whic> warrants. Country Merchants and
others \tind it to their advantage to g.ve him a
call bef< purchasing elsewhere. Having been
engageiihe above business for a length of time,
he hope give general satisfaction to those who
may favnni with their consignments.
?Messrs. R. & J. Cm.dwf.ll, R.
Dulin, d B. Ulm, Charleston.
Nov.' 45 3m
For Cden and the all Intermediate
.andings on the River.
The t steamer Robert Martin, built expressly
the navigation of the tSan:ec and Wateree
1th, to be commanded Capt. VV. M. Lubbock,
wis ready to receive Freight on or about
the 8th i. and will leave with despatch. Shippers
of gs may rely upon receiving them with
.as little iv as by any other conveyance, and at
equally a>w a rate of Freight. The Boat bus
been so *trueled that with the assistance of
her Lighshe can run at almost any stage of the
rivers, i cabins have been handsomely fitted
up Cor thccommodatinn of Passengers, and no
pains wilt spared to render satisfaction to all
who mayor her with their patronage.
For Fnt engagements or passage apply to
STARR tf- WALTER. Agents,
Boyce 4* Co's wharf, Charleston.
I*. F. VILLEPIGUE $ SON,
Nov 9 Agents for Camden.
J. B. ULM,
WbLESALE GROCER,
CoraeifHayne and Church Streets,
Charleston, S. C.
In now rc.in?j tin extensive stock of GROCERIES,
and LIQCG. consisting in part of:
1500 ha? Rio. Java, and other qualities COFFEE.
500 hhdt. Crfii*. I'orto Rico, and .Muscovado Sugar.
100 hhduba M olosse*.
2'K) libit. O. Molasses.
5000 lbs.jf Sugar.
150 bhls-ushed and Clarified Sugar.
A clioieid well selected assortment of TEAS, of
recent impnjon, and all other .articles usually kept in
the Grocery;.
ALSO,
500pe BAGGING.
500 c Rope.
2000 pus Fvvinc.
AI.SO.
NAlf.S, Powder, land. <tc.
A choice iriion of foreign Wl.NKSand BRANDIES,
of the folloo favorite brand*:
BRANDIES.
M'irtnni'.oge 1.805 and 18-15.
Mmvll
Olard. luy A- Co.
J. Honnv A Co,
I Muriel!.
IVIIevoi
winks.
Madeira octave* and qr. casks.
Sherry, e and Brown.
Port. Sph. in |c:u>k*.
Champa. Hcidhick and other brands.
i St. ('joj^d Jamaica Horn.
llolland'i and 1 ri-li AA'hirkey.
domestic liquors.
i Brandy.i and 1 casks.
1 Uertifieri'hiskey.
MnnnneJa d<>.
New Ennd Rum.
MACKEREL.
1.000 Ra Halifax rind Boston Mackerel.
500 Hand Quarter Barrel* do,
Tosctlier \t manv oiher articles: all of which will be
sold nn nrcm,dating terms. J. B. ULM.
On. 31, W 41 tf
Gcds in Charleston,
or ^ipriiiK of 1M-I9.
E. W. BANlOFT. invites the attention of Planters
and Till KAMII.IKs|WIIO visit THE ClTV.TO 1118
Kxteusive Slock.
He lias novreivcd his Spri?i? Stnck. which ron*i?t*
of every vari of rich aiul clrgunt Fuhrirn, for l.adiei
Silks. (Iodine*.Tissue Silks, Bareges, Muslin*,
Sewing S?. Gingham*, Prints, l,ai\ns, Bombazines,
C'hys. Alpacca*. Air.
Shawls of evert/ Style.
Kuch as leant Plain und Embroidered Canton
('rape. (". mere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Borage
and Pn Silk Shawl*.
Linens.
Damask*.one Downs. Linen Sheetings, and
I.inen '?<ir in pn-nt varietv.
Hosiery. Iiile Good*, good* for Gentlemen'*
Wear, 4'i'"v.
In his Domeic Goons Rooms will he found as usual,a
complete nssorent of all the leading Style* of Domestic
Goods, Mich a>re adapted to Servants wear and family
IIM\
He roufideiifinvites attention to the Stock a* one nfth
Largest uml tsl Extensile in the Sim!hern Country
and the prices .Ways tiie lowest possir.t.r..
'ift'King Street. Charleston, S ( '.
April 1th. H. if 14
Notice*
The sttbscier having reinnved front Coluntbia
to Charlestotihe oilers his services as a F clor
and Commissti Merchant, and pie (res himself to
use his best e?rtions to satisfy those of his friend*
who ntay cnipy hint. Advances will be made on
Cotton and oter Produce
JAMES MARTIN',
Office 3 Hnycc &. Co. Wharf.
Charleston.Sept. 11,1641). 38 6m
Coartnership Notice,
The tindergned have associated themselves
together uudc lite firm of WALKER <f" WAL
TEU- for thrtransartion of a "Factorage, aim
Central Comnssion Business." Front their lott(>
experience in lie selling of Produce, hope to titer
it a share of ptrenagc, and will make liberal ad
vanccs oil Cottn and other produce sent to litem
All consignmots will be attended to with prompt
ness and despich. HI CI 1*1) T. WALKER.
CEO RGB. II. WALTER
Charleston, ?opt. 1st. 181'J 3(3 tf
Notice.
ON ami afte the 1st September next, the Rev
eral Cotton Posses in Charleston will, by agree
inent, charge "Inrty Cents per bale extra, on al
Cotton hound \itli Iron, Hark or Wooden bands
As thus chares will necessarily fall upon tin
planters, this otice is given that Hope liandage
alone may ho wed by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent to iharleston and Savannah is nov
compressed beorc shipment.
July 11 2H 80t
RICE Dt l/lN,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
c C NT IIA L WHARF,
ji/ahlkston, b. c.
Uhnral ndv?nr? ipndson Cotton in hp care by M
C. J. Shqpnon of Canj-icn Oct V
*^lWB3g|rtgrtW?y?^BII II IggttM???1?I
Fancy Goods, lys, &c.
Tlie subscriber is now opening jirge und beautiful assortment
of
Vases, Toilet Bottles, ToyPerfumery,aud
Fancy CJoo,
Consisting in jiart. of tlfoliowing:
T\lSEt
Rubv vases, enamelled and gilnlue vases, enamelled
and gift; gr?'en vases, cut glass nigili; white vases, entnnelied
and gilt; silver vases, witnurble stands; gold vases
with marble stands; damask tes; china vases, beautifully
flowered and gilt.
Toilet Boles.
Ruby colognes, enamelled and ft blue colognes, mam
ellcd and gilt; green colognes, emellcd and gilt; crystal
colognes, of various patterns; cla colognes, of various
patterns; French colognes, with tlops.
Comb
Shell side combs; shell tuck fltbs, carved; shell twist
1? 1?? J- 1 /?!- /?nmko? Knm twist
CimiDf; Horn Blue i:uiliua, mirm-.n ? <. , comb*;
buffalo tuck and twist cop: ivory dressing comlw;
buffalo dressing combs; horn (Jsing cdlnbs; ivory fine
teeth combs.
Stake
Painted china baskets; white ?que baskets, toy straw
baskets; painted straw baskctstraw bags, with covers;
painted straw bags, without co\s; work baskets.
Porte Monies.
Porte monnies. steel bound; rte inonnies. Turkey morocco;
porte monnies, Russian uhen porte monnies morocco
gilt.
IlattU
Bone acorn rattles; vegetabluory rattles; coral rattles,
four and six bells.
Marhs.
Common marbles; common trbles polished; agate marhies;
agate marbles, iinitatiot china marbles, painted;
large marbles.
rtpu
China pipes; wooden pipes; toy pipes.
French Conrtiosiary.
Gum drops; bonbon* envelop; dragees de verdure; jelly
cukes; chry.-d.ilized rings; >rdia! drops; cosaques; cosaques
riche; bonbons flour*; alomla, fine lemon; almonds,
fine rose.
Toy
Wax dolls, fixed glass eves, xx dolls, moving glass eves;
jointed dolls, assorted; kid di* assorted; tin gigs; carts;
horses; eows; dogs; sheep; ra? horses. &o.; common and
fine toys; glass toys; drums, lge and smnll; tin pistols and
guns; cups and saucers, tir cups and saucers, wood;
(iominos; lotto games; glass r tumblers; glass toy lemonades;
bohemian tumblers: gl* pitchers and basons.
Pen.
Steel per>?; gilt pens; migtui honum pens; giltanJ silver
pen holders, &c.
Together with a large nr u?w stork of Medicines*
Paints, Oils, Window ilass, Putty, Brushes,
and every article usually kepn a Drug Store.
All desiring to gratify the good unite, will please call
att PlivsirimiK. Ciumv Merchants and Planters,
will find it decidedly to the ndvantage to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhert
Oct. 30. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
New Boots, Shoe, and Shoe-Stock
The subscriber has rieived his usual supply ol
Boots, Shoes and Shoe?tock, together with Tra.
veiling Trunks, carpetBags and Valices, all ol
which he offers an low in they can be purchasei
in this market, and respctfully invites the public
to examine the same. His Block consists in pari
as follows.?
Gentlemen's fine calf limp Boots
" ' " Tclted do
" " " Tnterproof do
" ' ' egged do
" " Peggl do
" " Pcggd Wateprool do
" " calf' Hterproof Bootees
" " " r'elted do
" " " egged Bootees
Congress Boots
Patent Leather ootces, new style
Over -Shoes
Ladies' Black Englis Kid Mips
" White do do do
" Black FrenclKid Slips and Ties
" " Ameria i do do do
I " " Frenc Morocco Walking Shoes
" " " Kid do do
" " " franeia Gaiters
" " " " colored Gaiters
" " Lastig Walking do
' Over Shoes
Misses black and coired Gaiters
* " Morocco Boots
" " Kid S|>s and Ties
" Over Shoes
" School Slnv-H nd Boc.tcos
" Colored Slins ml Ties
Boy's fine calf !>o<s
" " " Boojcs
" Kip Pegged Soots
' ' " liotees
Together with a greavariety of Children's Shoes, sonr
new patterns.
ALSO
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags and Valicei
ALSO
Men's hikI Joy * Hue Liotn uaps.
a lso
Calf, Lining and Binding Skins. Kip Skin
Harness Leathet, Upper and Sole Leather,
Together with oven, article used in the mannfa
tureof Boots and 5mes. GEO. ALDEN.
Workman & Bocne
Respectfully invito the attention of the publ
to their extensive assortment of
Hods nod Shoes.
Men's fine calf stitched Bouts,
Men's tine calf pump Boots,
Men's fine call water proof cork, superior,
do do d< do do quilled do
do do d( stitched Bootees, No. 1,
do do d< do do No. 2,
do do d< stitched welt do No. 1,
do do d> do do No. 2,
do do d> do Congress Boots, Nc
do do d> pegged pump Boots,
do do d> do half welt Boots,
do fine kp pegged half welt Boots,
do do calf do Bootees, pump,
do do io do do half welts*
do do kip do do do
Jloys* tine ca f pepped Bootees, pump,
do do do do half welts,
do do k p do do do
do kip pegged Bootees, heavy,
Youths' tiuecalf pepped Bootees, pump,
do (li do do half welt,
do fine kip do do do
do dc do do heavy,
Ladles' Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' fineSilk Gaiters, variegated,
do do do black and colored
do fine lasting do black
do do half do black pump,
do do half do do welt,
do fine kid Ties and Slips,
do do do and Buskins, welt,
do fine goal Boots and do do
do do calf do do
i ! Misses' kid Slips and Ties,
do kid BuskiliH and Ties, welts,
i do calf do welts,
do morocco Buskins and Bootp, we'ts,
do do Boots, pump.
Children's Boots and Shoes assorted.
also :??
Many other Gentlemen's and Ladies' Boots
Shoes, too numereus to mention.
5000 Pairs Negro Shoes,
' Russet and Black, at a very email advance,
quick sales and light profits is our motto.
Also, the finest assortment of
Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags, II
and Cups
That can be found in the surrounding couti
Call and you will be satisfied?three doors be
the Bank of Camden, East side.
. October 10 41 tf
Planters, save your Money,
All that nre in want of good Negro {{,
1 ?tm .1.. vi
? Ct:i *?&! n 44V ' g 11 l? t?ll ??JW
i. SIIOE STORE of Workman & Boone, and
b amino their stop,# before puichasing elsewhort
* BTGoqi! wages will he paid fur hx or eight |
- wqrh*npnV
WORKMAN & DOOM
Notice,
VVhereaa, no person has applied for Lotte
Administration on the goods ami chatties of!
Strother ilnc'H., 1 have taken possession of l
as derelict, and hereby give notice to all ha
demands to present them duly attested, and t
. indpbtcd, te ujftke Us vine it to me.
" Oct- ^ Vi J, H. JOY, 0. K.
For the Accommodation I
Of those who trade in the lower part of the town
I have established a branch of my business at the f
store formerly occupied by W. B. Johnston, and *
| two doors north of James "Dunlap's, where 4's 1(
now opened a full and general assortment of C
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Gaps. ?
The low price cash system shall be adhered to and ^
bargains will be given. S
I deem it unnecessary to detail the kinds and T
prices as my stock being the largest in the place, *'
enables me to furnish any description lower than tj
they can be purchased. J. S. McCADDON.
Oct. 31 44 tf
New Goods! rj
The subscribers have received, direct from the r
: Northern and Charleston markets, their Fall sup. q
plies, to which they invite the attention of purchasers:?
Sugars, crashed, powdered, clarified and St Croix
Coffee, Rio, Java and Lagtiira .
Salt, Liverpool and fine tabie, in sacks .
Molasses, New Orleane and West India
Teas, Gunpowder and Hyson J
Soap, Candles ar.d Starch
unocrwooa ot co. s riCKies, assurieu
Jams and Jellies, Fie Fruits, Syrups, assorted
Pickled Salmon, pickled Mackarel, pickled Lobsters
Lemon Svrup, Nutmegs, Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Tomatoes and Walnut Ketchup
White, ground and Cayenne Pepper <
Water Crackers, Cocoa, Broma 1
English CiiCese, Mountain Butter
Rice, (new crop) Champaign wine I
Bagging, Rope and Twine
Swedes, English, Band, Hoop and Rod Iron,
Cast Steel, German and Blistered Steel
Bad, Negro and Saddle Blankets
Tickings and Flanne's
Shoes and Negro Brogans
Hardware and English Pot Ware
Oznaburgs, Homespuns, Shirtings
And many other articles suited to the town and
country trade. All k:nds of country produce taken
in barter. T. BONN ELL & CO.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
The subscribers having teceived their supply of
new Fall and Winter Goods, now offer them for
sale low for cash, or in exchange for country produce.
They consist in part as follows :
London I'ufllle Blankets,
Cassimercs and Sattinets,
Kerssys and Plaid Linzeys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeds,
Blue, White and Brown Homespuns, of every
description,
English an American Prints,
Handkerchiefs of all descriptions,
??AMII .???
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, a heavy article
F Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
| Philad- Ipliia 3 ply Twine,
. Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
I Kio, Java and Cuba Coffees,
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses,
Mackarel, new, Nos. 1. 2 and 3,
Liverpool Salt, etc. etc., all of which will be
6old on the most accommodating terms by
GEO. S. DOUGLAS 6i CO.
Camden, Oct. 10 41 tf
Cheering Intelligence!
War Commenced,
And the victory will bo given to all who desire
to save money in the purchase of Boots Shoes,
Hats and Bonnets, by calling at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
Opposite the Bank of Camden, and one door north
of Al. Drucker it Co., where 1 have now opened
2til PACKAGES
Embracing every style and fashion, for the Fall
trade. The stock has been laid ?n at the lowest
cash prices, and manufactured particularly to order,
and I am determined to sell to those huying for
cash, at least 15 per cent, less than are asked for
the same kind at the credit stores.
RE.UE.flllEK,
No profits put on for had debts, which must necessarily
occur with them.
Having been many years engaged in the Shoe
trade, the public may rest assured that no pains
shall be spared to keep up such an assortment and
5> at such prices as will conduce to the interest of all
to step in and judge for themselves beture purchasing,
as goods will be freely shown, whether sales
4'are made or not.
IN r.iKT:
000 pairs men's goat, call, kip and seal Boots, at
$2.00 to 87.00
c- 300 pairs men's goat, calf, kip and seal Bootes, at
81.00 to 83.00
1500 pair men's stout calf, goat, kip and 6eil do
75c. to ?1.50
,c 100(1 nairs women's various kinds leather Boots
and Buskins at 50c. 81.25
300 pairs women's various .iinda inorocco Tics
and Buskins, at 37c. to 81 00
75 pa:rs ladies' black and colored Gaiter Boots,
at 81 00 to ?1,75
100 pairs ladies' black and colored half Gaiter
Boots, ut 62c. 81 00
300 pairs ladies' best Philadelphia kid Ties and
walking at 81.00 to 8150
700 p irs children's leaiher and morocco Boots,
> 1 at Idc. to 75c.
Boy's and misses' Boots and Shoes, a great varierictv,
at 5Uc. to 81.50
1500 pairs Negro black and russet Brogans, at 50c
to 81.12
1000 pairs southern make Stitchdowns, which will
be lilted to measures at a small advance.
Hats and Cups.
Extra fashionable Nutria, Moleskin and Satin
Beaver, wiili all the various kinds of drab and bl'k
broad and narrow brims, Platina, Buena Vista, Angola,
ami 75 dozen men's and boy's Wool, either
by the dozen oral retail.
Bonnets.
Leghorn. Tuscan, Open Work, Madinn, Willow
<j-c. for ladies and misses, trimmed and untrimmed
Sole and I'pper Leather, Calf and Lining
Skins, Trunks, Carpel Dags and Shoe
Makers Tools, of all kinds,
always on hand.
To bay that 1 sell exclusively southern manufac
tured hnoes, made by southern workmen, of south
ern Leather, 1 do not pretend, but 1 am ready a
all times, to get up any description to order, as lov
as they can be had at any other shop.
WANTED?8ix or eight good workmen.
J. 8. AlcCADDON.
A report having gone out, circulate!
by certain itilereslcd persons, that I ha<
left Camden, it becomes tne to say, under my owi
hand, that il^s not so, lor I am here, and intend t
and remain, at the old stand, to give my best and undi
vided attention to customers. When I intend t
leave, due notice will be given. A. BURR.
? Negro Shoes and Brogans!
(1,000 pairs Negro Shoes and Brogans, sewe
and pegged, mostly of my own manufactuse, whic
atJ Iotferat a less pr.ee than the same quality of sho
I can be purchased, of nurthcrn work. 1 would alt
call the attention of purchasers '.o my fine Boo
ltry and Shoes of every description, allot which 1 o
l?w ler as low as they can be purchased in this orar
other market. ' G. ALDEN.
? PL AI\ iuToAl).
Notice is hereby given that application will 1
use made at the next {Session of the Legislature
Konili Carolina, for a Charter to build a Plat
I ex- Road from Camden to llie North Carolina line,
the direction of Charlotte c Concord,
jood August H4 If
R. Notice s hereby given, that at the next Sessii
of the legislature, npplieatifm will be made
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 9. I. O. O. F.
rs of ~
'lion. NOTICE.
hem Application will be made at the next session
vjng life Legislature lor a re-charfer of Brown's Fen
l.osc the Catawba River, in Lancaster District-~f<
merly known as McDonald's.
D. September 5 Sti tl
Irugs, Medicines and Perfumery.
The subscriber has just received a fi. assortment of
erfuraery and Fancy ArtieJeS/Comprising Farnias', How:i
? and rrevost's Golden Bell Colognes; Lavender Warr,
'Otto of Hoses, fine Arorrratle Vinegar. Lobin.s and
itmssel's Extract" of West End, Jockey club. Jetroy l.ind,
itronella Koze, Bouquet de Caroline!; Eau Lustra), Bear's
fil, Bandoline, Philocome, genuine Macassar Oil; <>ouind's
Italian medicated SSoap, Trarfsparent Wash Balls,
and Balls, Hose, Almond, Windsor and Nvmph soap;
having Creams; Meen Fun, Lily White, Hose Tootli
aste. camphorated Dentifrice Hair, tooth, nail, flesh and
liavingBruihea; Ivory ami Bone Battles, <fcc. 4iC.
Uorehotind candy, Gum Lozenges, Yeast Powder in botes,
Flavouring Extract* of all kinds, Spices, &cConstantly
on hand, a complete assortment of Drugs,
,'hemicals. Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and
i'hompsonian Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Perfumey,
Lamps. Garden >teeds, 6u\
Cry Orders from a distance carefully packed, and the
ualitv of every article sold warranted.
Oct 31 JAMES R. McKAIN.
For The Winter Campaign*
The subscriber lias tecently returned from
Charleston, where he has been engaged in select,
ng and purchasing his Fall and Winter supply of
Dritg?, Chemicals Patent IVftedicineSr
Paints, Oils, Dye ft tuffs, and
Window (Jlass; Soaps,
Brushes, Perfumery, Spices and
Fancy Articles,
Which he will dispose of on the most libera? terms
ind to w hich he respectfully invites the attention
ttf Physicians, Planters and dealers generally.
He is now the regularly appointed agent for the
following valuable Preparations viz*.
Collier'B Remedy for Diseased Horses,
Allen's Compound for Dyspepsia,
Eonines' Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight,
Brandreth's Pilis,
Heeler's carminative Cordial,
" cough Syrup,
H Rhumatic Loiion#
H Vermifuge Syrup,
u Liver and Sanative Pills, die. Stc.
Jayne'a Expectorant,
" Alterative,
" Sanative Pills,
" Carminative Balsam,
Townsend's Sareaparilla.
Wi.tar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Roche's Embrocation.
Peter e, S encer's, Moffatt's, Lee's, Gordon's,
Wright's and Beckwith's Pills; Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, Jujube Paste, Horehrund candy, with
many other articles in the line too numerous to
mention, may be had at Z* J. DEHAY'S,
Oct 17 Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
OUR MOUSE.
The proprietor returns thanks to his kind benefactors
lor the past season for their liberal patronage,
and for which, 1 have engaged the services of
a man to travel tri weekly between here and Charleston
to furnish all the delicacies requisite to satisfy
taste or appetite; such as Oysters, Lobsters,
Turtle, Fish, Shrimps, and all Game in season,
with other varieties of the Charleston aud New
York markets. J. C. McKEN'NA.
P. S.?All persons in town or couhtry, desirous
of being furnished with the above luxuries, shall
be, on giving due notice at the Bar, where a choice
selection of Liquors, Wines and Segars can be had
cheaD for &c. &.c.
Sight Exchange on New York,
For sale in sums to suit purchasers, by
PAUL F. VILLEPIGUE,
Ag't. Bank of Char eston.
Time Bills purchased on Mobile or New Or|
leans. Oct. 31.
Head Quarters,
Upper Battalion, 22d Regiment S. C. M.
Order No. ?
This Battalion is hereby ordered to parade at
Flat Rock, on Saturday the 17th day of November
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., am ed and equipped as
the law directs, for drill and review.
The commissioned and non-commissioned officers
will assemble the day previous tor drill and
instruction.
Captains of companies are charged with the extension
of this order.
By order of Maj. Kirkland,
A. G. BASKIN, Adj't.
Oct. 'J5,1840. 44 3t
Removal.
The subscriber has removed to the Brick House
well known as the Meugy Store, a few doors south
of DeKa'b street, immediately opposite the Episcopal
Church, and recently occupied by Mr. A. E.
Allen, where he will carry on a general Mercantile
Business, exclusively on the cash 6y9tcm.
The highest market prices, in cash or barter, will
be paid for Country Produce.
JOHN' INGRAM.
Oct 10 41 tf
Removal.
The subscriber having removed his Shop ono
door in rear of M. Drucker's store, will be happy
to supply any one with a Gin, Horse Mill. Threshing
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 tire, to run as
light, and inake as good cotton as can be had, and
sold as cheap, (two dollars per saw, made out of
- I - 1 .. _ \
the be6t cast steei pjaie.;
Old Gina faithfully repaired.
Feb. 7. R. J. McCREIGHT.
Bagging and Rope.
ALSO:
, Blankets,. Negro Cloth*,
Shoes, Ac. Ac..
Just opened by B. W. BONEEY.
Sept 5 36 tf
Wanted,
At the Rail Road Blacksmith Shop, this Fall
r Three smart, intelligent Negro Boye, as appren
I tices at the above business. S. SHIVER.
September 5 36 tf
SegarsI
Consolation, Gold Leal, Rio Hrndo and othor
brands. H. LEVY A SON.
Dundee Bagging,
. Kentucky ROPE,
, 3 ply TWINE,
For sale low by
W. ANDERSON fc CO.
Sept 5 36 t(
i Read Quarters.
Charleston, Oct. 8,1849.
10
[g Ohdek No.
f. The 5th Regiment of Cavalry and 33d Regiment
iy of Infantry, will parade for review and drill at Co.
lumbia, on Wednesday the 5th of December next,
the line to bo formed at 13 o'clock m.
Tire Commissioned and non Commissioned offi--.Li.
.i.? ,i?? niim,;,,!!, |nr ^rj|| aU?^
ie I cers, w?tl nsseniuic nre u?jr
of instruction, at 11 o'clock a.m.
ik The toijor General of the Sd, division,and the
in Brigadier General of the 8d, Brigade of Cavalry,
and 8ih Brigade of Infantry, will, with their staff"
attend,
The Brigadier Generals are charged with the
3n extension of tllcir order to their respective comto
man&B.
_ Tho entire suii of His Excellency, are directed
to attend hiin on the day of review fully equiped.
Bv order of the Commander-in-chief,
of .J. W. CAN'FEY.
j Adj't and Insp. Gen'rl.
I Aluui Sail, fine Flour, Ac.
[ ' for title by E- BUNNEY,