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Mr. Iloot, of O iio, offered the following resolution : ilcsnlrejl. Tlmt the Commille on Territories !>p instructed to report to the House tvilh as little j delay as practicable, a hill or hills providing a territorial government or governments for all | that part of the territory ceded to the United j States by .Mexico by the treaty of (iiiadalnpe j Hidalgo, lying eastward of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and prohibiting slavery therein. Tito yeas and nays being taken on laying Mr. Root's resolution on the table, moved by Mr. Ste- | ( phens, resulted in yeas S3, nays 101. I The House then adjourned till Thursday, 3d January, 1850. Jantakv 3, 1850. In Senate.?Mr. Pootcgave notice that on Mnn- j day be would call up bis resolutions for the orga- i nidation of California Dcseret, and New Mexico. The census committee was appointed, consisting j of Messrs. Davis of Massachusetts, JJutler, Underh oi d, St ringer and Shields. Mr. ('ass <rave notice that on to-morrow he ' . . i would call up his hill for suspending diplomatic intercourse with Au-tria. Mr. Atchinsoii presented the memorial of the i.egisl.tureof Missouri against the ICilmot Proviso, J saying that the aggressions of the North have re- . leased the South from the compromise, hut for the sake ol peace they are willing for that compromise ' to be extended. Mr. Benton opposed the printing . of it, affirming that it was not the sentiment of a i majority of the people of Missouri. Mr. Atchinsoii said that it was they would nisnife<t. whenever 1 an opportunity offered. The Senate adjourned till to-morrow. llocsE of Ufpkescxtativks.?Mr. Boyd presented a memorial fiom the people of Descref, 1 piaying to be admitted as a State, or, for the extension of a civil government over! heur also that .1/r. r> Kabbitt be admitted as a member from that State ; but the regular order of the day was called, and the House proceeded to the election of a Clerk, which . resulted as follows : 2d ballot Forney, of Pennsylvania, 101 Campbell, of Tennessee, 81 Rest scattering?103, necessary to a choice ' adjourned without an election. Januarv 1. i Senate.?To day the Resolutions of Gen. Cass, ' for suspending diplomatic intercourse with Austria 1 on which that distinguished senator made a long ; and very able speech,denouncing in most wither- j ing terms .iie Austrian Government. I lis speech was applaudediby all. HorsE.?The election of clerk was postponed; until Monday. The Speaker decided that the 130 i days (or the reception of petition* had expired. [ Thedcctsioa was appealed from. House sustained the speaker's decision. Corrrvpondfitre of rli<- Omd??n Journal. CIIARI.G8TOX, JAN. 1. 1850. Messrs. EiJtlar*?Tlrore is very little news of importance in the "Queen 'Cfty" at this time. We have news in full by the tJftrrihria. There has ' been an advance in the price -of corton. Prices, i *hjrinjr the veck, have l>ecn irregular, and so they continued to tlie close of 'business. Vestcr#t?v? a -i i -J.n_ 1 . I i .. ?oo?l demand prevailed, ana rue market rwnn ni lull prices. There have l?ecu a few rraTir?etrnm? ' In long cottons, not sufficient however, to or-tnlili~li ' a market. The *?lrs Iwvo Ween wpratfls of iWN ; bales, at gltottl former prices. We <;un??ei**ry < to good ordinary at 10} to 10}, middling to good . middling 10} to 10J, middling fair 11 lo 111, fair ; ' ajjiJ fully fair 1to 1U<\ Among the most important arrivals,'"wc notice ; tliat of the great Apostle of Temperance, Father Mat hew. lie was visited on his arrival. Iiv a com- J < iliiftce of the Hibernian Society. II. W. Conner, ] the President, tendered him, on behalf of the .Socio* ' I v, a hearty welcome to the city. The use of their [ Hall Was been p'acedlat his service during his stay. in <Ue way of amusements, we have plenty at rfhifilMic. There is being exl ihiled two Patinra. : rfoasvone ?rflie Hudson, tlie other of tiie Mcditcr* irancan. itnlh une splendid works of art. Prof. ' .Williams ?k .lecturing or* Psychology. McAlistcr ! ' ' - 'I nn,(IM..,ill?'llie St | !|f> TIlO.l. ?o .-V... .... ? "C tre. ? i Tiifi steamship'(Vrescent'CJiW 'nw "hrefi brought into our harbor'for repair.-*. Shu is iieei'ietTly the j finest vessel I have ever seen in ?fi?c (Vl.trrlestnn . Itarbor--thouiWi much mutilated, sin; slill lo.iks ' , lieautit'ul. Such portion* of the engine as retire repairs, have l?en sent, on 1o Nev.- York. "Ii is i ?j<?|ve?l km a short lime m ill elapse before slic will A>e ready k? renew her tri *. In looking over the pajsirs, we see that the name of Gen. James II. Adams has lieen recommended j to the favorable fflHshleratronof tiic Slate for tin- 1 wernor. lie is the candidate of the "middle rami, tiry." More anon. DASH. 1 i To the Editor* of rhc "Citinrhn ffuurnal: . The "Southern I] iptint," of the S? > December last, '? inn' aliie. arlielu irmnt ltm neu of Llin Itrv. l)r, Sinrth, sustaining "the view* ndv nir.cd liy me in my .controversy Doctor Howe, on tlic "Unity of liio ik.icc," CJnelsr Smyth says tliat "on those three races (tlioso \ oFShem, II nit and J:i|?licl) a separate destiny vns pronounced?Ciod impressing upon them a inorit and physical nature in accordance with the character j whereunlo cacli was appointed Thai from tlio pni- 1 tcrity of Ilain have proceeded all the nations of Africa ?tho servants ol other races and that the observation of those who holiove, and those who do not believe ' lite Mosaic history, should lend to confirm tho truth. , l?v pointing out in what these three races do actually differ, belli morally and physically, to say the least, is a singular coincidence. Ft ninaunts in short, to a presumptive evidence, that a mysterious and bi auiiful analogy pervades throughout, and teaches us to look beyond natural causes in attempting to account for ef feels interwoven in the plan* of oiuni|?oleticr." Il will he remembered bow eloquently iIiih ' Soulborn n.tpliel" abused me for advocating ibe above principle* a few month* ninre, that now are, I suppose, or thoilox with him, and published by hirti. A* Doctor Smith is high authority with many, il may serve our cause to re-publish the almvc. J. F, G. MITTAG. a r The improvement jn the completion caused by the use of Dr. Osgond'j India CImlagoguc, is one of /he prominent tests of its hoiillhy action upon the Julia, rj organs. The appearance of the skin denotes with much certainty the condition of the liver ; especially if the derangement of this organ has been of long btan<J < ?.. c? _i Jit jr. 1.4 llinucr ui buimiiuii uiiri-iviiiniiitii.il xi.rii.iii ami Southern men carry in their countc/ianec* tin* mark* of llicir rcxidciicc, /roin the almost universal cf. "ftscl of a bilious climate upon the iiver, and through this organ upon the complexion. The a' ovc excellent medicine may 1x3 fount! ajt the 1,'ru^ Latere of James X. McKam. ITIAIJL AaRA^fCiEMESiTS. SOUTHERN* MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO. Due Daily at : : : ; 7 P. M. Closes " : : : : 9 P. M. NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHER AW, S. C. Duo daily, at : : : : 4 A. M. ; Closes ; : : : : 5 P. M. CHARLESTON MAIL. Due daily. at : : : : 7 P. II. ; Closes * '* : t : : 9 1' M. i IX#" A Way Batf will he kept <>|>en for the reception of Charleston letters until I o'clock A. M. WESTERN MAIL. VIA COLUMBIA, S. C. Due daily, at : : ; : 7 P. M. { Closes : : 9 P. M. SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA STATKItUKC, ?. C. j Due Daily, at : : : : 7 P. M. Closes " : : ; : 5 P. M. ! tCT'Way .Haits for Offices on the South Carolina Kail j Komi close daily at :*> P. ]>f. CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C. II. S. C. j 'I' 1 ? HM 1 w 1 ?. O |? \i i/ur i iir>n;i\ linu I iiiirwiiiY, uini?i\. ni i . Closes .Monday, Wednesday Saturday. nt 7 A. M. VOllKViLf.R MAIL, VIA llt:i> llll.L, Sir. Due Thursday. at : ' ! : 11 A .M. i Cl?se? sriine Jay. at ! : : I- M. { l,y.v?h\vo()l? ma ii., via tillkk's i'kiirv. i Due Tuesday nnil Friday. : : : 1 A. .M. i Clowe same ilnv, at : : : f> I'. .11. | J. y. (;.\>IK\VKM., F. >1. ofkick uonts. Op>n ril 8 A. M.?Close nl 1 P. M. Open nl 3 P. II Miw al. I'. II.. mid open half hour after I lie arrival of the Southern Mail* ill I lie evening. Oil the Salihatli. open from 0 to 10 A. M.. nnd half an 'j hour after the arrival of the Stun hern mails in the evening I'osiasre Stamps for sale. i July 1.1840 J. X. OAMKWKU.. P. M. ; CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. Rnssiii?. per yd. IS to ll-anl. 111 8 to 10 , 15.ile Itnpe lh in 1- ! I vail, lh 6 In 7 i V, llncon, lb G} m 7 .Molasses. pall 31 lo !(> i ** Matter. lb 1*2 to IS IMai-karel, lilil 8 to 12 i Hrnndy. pall 2S tn 33 iNails, lb G to 8 ! Mccsxvax, lb 18 to 22 [Oats, sboaf. rwt ,Vl ; Beef. lh 4 In fi 11Va?, bushel art ("liecso, lh 12 13 ll'ntiilnes.siveet.hii 37 I Cotton, lb l'lj to 111! Irish bit 7."? ! Cnni, httsliH >|o to Rye. bnslnj 73 to 87 1 I] Flour. bbl fi to G'. iticp. bitsh-l 8 In ! j Fmlilrr. rxvt ."?!> to 73 Snpar, lb 7 toll ! n lli.les. dry lb 8 to 1? S?lt. sac k 1} |. u Iron. lb 3 to Gl.slmt. bap Hi I.iinn. bbl 2 to SJlTolatro, lb 10 to 73 j C Leather, pole, lb H lo25 (Wheal, bu.-li 90 ; ( Nkw York, Jan. 5,0 p m. The Collon Market ha? slightly improved. i The ta'ei to finy amounted to 1700 hales, at j 113 4 for Middling Uplands; Fair Uplands, j 12 1-3; Fair Orleans; 1*2 3-4. The snips nfj 1 the week are 9000 bales. Sugars firmer. Rio ! p Coffee, 11 3 4. Nrw Oki.kans. Jan. 3. j | The sale* of Cotton for thn last two (lavs I amount to three thousand bales, at full prices: : C Middling, 10 1-2. j 1 Xkw Orleans, Jan, 3. ! 1 The sales of Cot'.on on Thursday amounted l ^ to 3200 bales, at steady prices. Of Rio Coffee . ' 2300 bags were sold at 11 1-2 a 12. j Nkw Orleans, Jan. "? j j The sales of Cotton yesterday amounted to j 1600 bales, at full prices. Quotations arc now , 1-8 in advance ofthose ruling previous to the j ill i i * ?i i 1/1 iiii* SK'it'lin as- .. ??? . ? !L_?q C2Dt< .J J | h Kershaw Lodgs.Number 9 ll The Regular Meeting ul this Lodge will behold j at their new Hall on Friday evening next,at i 7 o'clock. By order of the X ft. ' ?j II. C. \VKI.I.HAt;sn.V S.vrclnry. | Notice. | TI*e Regular llfxiiinyxil the J.incaster Division, ! -* \'n Sdik nt 'ri>iniior:iiirr>. :ii?? Im>I<1 OVOrV Mull- f? d*V evcctpg, at 6 o'clock. j It II. LARK, U.S. ! I! BOWS 0?T3M?2BJUT3ir | j| Walnrct! division .Xo. D. > It The regular meeting of tliis Divsion aviI! be bold " m to-morrow (Thursday) evening,at. <ndd Fel- ; low's Hall at 7 o'clock. Hy order of the W. I*. <\ X. J. DrTlAV.K. S. : (' Sale Postponed, ! ci The sale of tlie property of John Riddle ilec'd. !'*' liCrolofore advertised has boon postponed. The ; J.J Liud will be rented and the N'ejjrocs Wrvjil?owl for lliC present year, before l'ie rourt lioese on Moo. < , lay next. J. \V. CAN I'KV, Adtn'r. j?"? Jan. 5). 2l. { DENTISTRY, On. J. LKK, may lie found in bis nflice after the ; ?llt January, lor one week after, alter which his ' \) irranoemeuts in the country will rcnuire a short' absence. 'v J*i. V, ISoO 1 2t__ ; K Council Chamber, January 2nd, 1850. : p Tlio'fnllwrijf Licenses wote granted lor the ( ]. : year 163^, to vend spirit nous liquors in the Town K r>f (Itiindcft vir.: H??bi.Tl Latin, License No. 1, tnv- I' ore license, Samuel Iklison, License No 2, quart ' J; license. Ordered tojho published ill llio next ; ... Camden Journal. L. SV. JJALLARD. ! Jan*)2-H" T. Recorder, <: Attention Cavalry! An election will l>c lurid on the first ?N"alurday in jj February next, for second'Lietrcnant and Cornel u of the Kershaw Troop. Lieut. Jones, tfcrgcanl n Btcvnrd and Private Wessenger, 'are detailed to t II manage llio elect-on and Inrthwitl report the result to the Colonel. Bv order ol the Colonel. 1 *!' W.A. ANCIIU.M. Ciipt. K. T. j J J..11 8, 18")0.2-Sr jj, Notice. i k If you owo'nie, call and pay me, and then I will call and pay those that 1 owe. B. P. BUY!). w Jan. 9. 2 'Jt Administration Sale. By Order of the Court of Urdi ary will he sold at the late residence of Thomas Holland, deceased, on Monday the'21st instant, at 11 o'clock A. M-jthc I, balance of the Personal property belonging to the 1! Estate, consisting of Eight likely Negroes. I ci Tehhs?A credit of one ai d two years, witli (,' bund and good security, with interest i'rotn day of sale, mortgage of 'lie property, if deemed ncce;>>a- ^ ry and purchasers* In pay lor papers. JOHN FOj,SO.M. * ' January 1, HAD. 2 *Jt j'( IN ICQ IJ IT)', I Lancastpf n< Middlcton (j. Cnston vs. Susannali Castoo el al.? u Hill for Partition of tbo JCstatc of Samuel Canton, . deceased; It appearing fo my satisfaction, that William K. 11 McDonald and tiveliun A., Ins wife, William Froilcrick Williams, Sarah Kvelina Williams, Hliz' i | hctli WiHiai.is, Wusan Jane Djre, Anna M. t> . ' J - rflmi I Samuel N. Caytuu, and Jefferson Castou, ! i ants in ll.c hbnvc stated case, nro ahsor t a|l(1 ; t without the limits of this Slate, It ' s ordered, on motion ??f 11 illiams, Solicitor lr (j0ni|,|ajnajtii, j that the said defendants ?" W.car and plead, an- j swer, or demur, to the hill ic |||f. above case, on or ( before the 10th ul April,)r.-."i0, and in default there- ] of judgment pro conjc? > ? will he ordered against each anil every of lliPm. jam?*.S h. wrriiijisi'tMiN, j, Commissioner's Office, ^ K- '< D. i < .'list December, 1840. ^ 2 ;>m ' Notice. The ttndersighed have this day entered into a copartnership, under the name and firm of 5IOORE & BELCHER, for the purpose of transacting a General Grocery llusinrss. They hope by strict attention to business and an earnest endeavor to please, to merit a liberal share of patronage. W. r. MOO RE. W. I'. RPiLCIlER. January 1, 1650. 2 tf jyjen* cjisri store. The subscrilioni arc now receiving a variety of those . articles which generally constitute a FAMILY GRO CERY and PROVISION STOKE, consisting of SUGARS, brown, crustied and double refined COFFEES, Rio and Java Fl<?ur, Rice Cheese and Molasses B icon. Lard Mnckurcl and Salt Raisins, in quarter, half and whole boxes Currants, Almonds and Candies of all descriptions Assorted Piekhs, Catsup, Pepper Sauce, Sardines 1 Pepper, /lllspicc and Ginger Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles Crockery Ware Sogers, Tobacco, &c. &.c. MOORE & BELCHER, j ['lirce doors sou ill of II. Levy and nearly opposite tlio j Post Office, Jan. 9. 2 tf ! FRFSHftARnrw srrns i i or tin: growth of i?iu. tsparagus, Arlichoke, Melon.?Nutmeg, Pino- ! IEANS?Early Rachel, apple. China, Mohawk, Valen- MUSTARD?Black r. ... tine, Half Moon, Dutch White. Case Knife, white Kid- Onion Buttons, WJ/xj i nev, large white Lima, and Red; Onion So . j scarlet Runners. Okra, Parsnip. IEETS?Long Blood A PEAS?Bishop's Dwarf, Early Blood Turnip. Early May, < harllon, ' ireccoli, Collards, Ccle- Dwarf Blue. Prince Alnry, Cauliflower. Albert, ("very early,)' !.\RROT,?Altringham Imperial, Dwarf Sugar, ' and Long Orange. Matchless Marrowfat, * 'ABBAGE-Early York, D'LMnrrowfat, Knight's | May. Paris Ox Heart, Dwarf .L'nrrow,Knight's | Dutch Drumhead,Sugar British Green. j1 J/iaf, large York, late Parsley: Pepper, (Bell.) Dutch, (irecn dazed, RADISHES?LongSal-l( mirlnrl Xnrnt' Hmm !/?-!?. n l a'lUiii-i iiiwim uunjr ntiinu(| lieu lica<l. large Mountain. | and Vellow Turnip, and 'vcr.MBEi:?Long green, Black Spanish. Early frame,green clus-|Spinacli; Salsify. . | ter, short prickly, (Jlier- SQUASH.?Early Bush, i kin. Vegetable Marrow. j URN.? Early Tnsca- TO.MATO.?Large and 1 rcra, Dulton, Burling- .Small Red. ton, White Flint, Sugar TURNIP.?Spring, N'orcorn. folk, Hanover, Aber- | gg Plant, purple; Kale dcen, Red Top, Early ; sod I.eak. Dutch, White Harden 1 ETTUCE.?Ice-IIead, Stone, Ruta Baga. Silesia, Large cabbage. Sage and Thyme. ' also Lucerne, Large Italian A/illet, Canary, Rape, and Hemp .Seeds. The subscriber is particularly careful that his , . ;eds are fresh, and of the description mentioned i' liovc. Being in the habit of proving his seeds be- j | ire vending them, lie is enabled in i O , vw IIU r lcm with confidence, and to warrant their growth. ' JAMES It. McKAlN. I. Jan. 1, 18o0. 2 _ if LIST OF LETTERS Iriniiiuins in the Post Oilicc at C'anideu, S. C. ; , January 1st, 1N50. A. K Icurn. J11I111 Kiii^pinn. Frances It. Ivdlv. J??liiiO ussnnl, Cut. Jus* S Kiniliall. William ell. Vim-rut CJ) I, 1 1 rarcy. 3liss 31 Jsivrll. lam is inly, Tims. F I.iiciis, T. It. in-kin. JiJwi 3t I'll. Vii|M.|,l. jr. .Ur.Dnnnlil. A. f, i ril. AJK K .MrHinnis <V: Wijo rev.or, bk^iilKtli McKaskill. Aiijmis (II)* .McAllister. J- L) lark. John Mimtcrlun, Aaron im-y. Jnlin T. (3) .McDowell. H it lira rl. It. <v. ('?. .Monro. W. A laik, Sam'I .Mnhlrow.T. 31 liauilx rlain, It.-v, It .Mi-Dowall, John mnkfirhl. Jonathan .McNeill, Daniel In ivy, John .Mr William*. J. X illllilli^liaill. It 1! Mom?* 1\ J. ?V M LKllO". .h?C||l| n ok. Ih-iijniiiin (H) Nral. Ja*. 31. mway, Harriot Nelson, J .M , " I' a vi*. JioopJ, I'iiiuro. 11 1 I'US. <; W I'oav. N A C2) nnlap. t'rnrjrc I'arsnnl, I, II i nram, itrv II II j I'aitrrson, I.J r.ikefor.l .Miss K I It K I l-nliiiisoii. Sarah W ilivnnl*. I*. (' IItaiinry. t" II lerla*, K. .M ltiulo.|i>r. Ahhey r u;iiinni|?Mt u in rosl. Charles l{icli!iiiiir?:. Iwian ni-ii-r. I.. I. S linn. K. A. K. (2) Smiili John loners. Thus. K Sniyil. Ilimh reellliitl. Matthew Shivery. JnliH 11 in. Col. S .Slii\er. Samuel rasier. I(rv. K.I, Siusirl, \V K i>ke, I'r.uieis M Shiver. (Sen W i 'I' rejar. .lames Tlioinrs, Win .1 recit. b' W. 'I'lnniiav Uev. I-' U H Tidily. Win dines, J. (' Taylor. Win It award. A Truoiliile.Jnliti iley, T. W. (V) W ogiin. William Wells. Jeremiah owell, lvieh.'ird W Williams. I.aura A - .1 Wuisoii, Al|ilie:is [2) mes, Miss Jinepy J While. Maltha lekson. Imiih I While, ("apt Win iIiiisoii. F i Wilson. AiI.hii If i It !l ... \l : V miis, .u.irv I ?? iimiii, .wish ,i;iiiry riliui. (iiii.-fv I Y I'll lie rly, A- \V I Vouni;. Ann 31 Persons asking lor IiClIrs from the above List | ill please say that they arc advertised. JOHN N. (lA.MEWELL, l\ M. ; Jan. l^lSoO. .'it Instate Sale of Negroes. Uy order of James II. U'itlierspooii, Ordinary for , nnrastor District, will be sold on the ldlli and , !)ih days ol January, IHJXI, in the village of Lan- , isler, tho whole personal estate of .Mrs. Mar; : ill, consisU<i<r of Thirteen Choice,,aniI Vnlliable Negroes* mono the ntimher are some likely boy a and jjirbn j nod lield hands, a superior mca' and pastry c,ook? j ne mulatto seamstress and b?usc servai'.',, about ' l> years of n<;o. Also, a jjr&nt var'clv of lutiM'lioltl and Svitcdoiv ranudiic, j 10 pair match J*'orsc*?, lar^c, good and youriy, a | ''jr"11! a u''iiiy other articles. 1 'e same time, cho larjrc and commodious , nusc If ifm.? astlio "(ilobc Hotel," will be rented ( Ul1 the lirstol January, 18f>l. O" The negroes and lions-* and lot will be (lis- j rosed of the first day, (the lillh ) Tek.ms:?h-lcven months credit: purchasers to i rive note with ,rond security, with interest Irom the lay of sale. ? JUNKS CHOCK KTT, Adiu'r. j I.ancaster C. II., Dec. ffl, 1S11K M 2t i Notice. ! The subscriber will offer lor sale, before the j 'onrt House at Camden, on the lirsl Monday in ' I'V'hruarv ne.v' ! I'IFTEES ItlKl'.LY ISKdROKS. | Terms?A credit of one and two years, bond \ itli security and. inorl?,a<ro of tlio property if jro- ; pined. e M. A. SALMON I). Jan 'J Ht ' $50 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 5 feet, 7 or 8 inches high, about 2G or 27 years old, once belonged to Mr. i William K. Davis--, of Fairfield District, he is sup| posed to have relumed to that District, or the adjoining one; bespeaks quick when spoken to,and I inc'ined to be left handed, tolerably stout built, j weighs about lGOor 170 pounds; uses a whip when I driving a team with the left liSmd; he may deny | his name and owner. He may he lodged in av Jail in the State, so that 1 may get_jjjjJrM0N^ full Swamp, Orangeburg Dist. Jan 1849. All's Hi gill. AND THE HOUR HAS COME! Those indebted to OUR MOUSE, will please j pay. If not, A. G. Raskin will give the receipt retfVtsilc. 'i'liosc 11avii?' any demands against the j fame will please pres'.ni tliein for payment. _Jan. 2._ MS. C. McKENNA. i Commissioners ot Roads. A meeting of tlie Commissioners of Roads will be held in Camden, at 1:2 o'clock on Monday the UHiii.sia.it. JOHN W1HTAKKR, Jan. 2. I 2t. Clerk. The Camden Hotel, With its amnle accommodations, will continue to receive TRAVELLERS, DROVERS, cf-c.? Its proximity to Hie Depot renders it a convenient stopping1 place to Railroad Travellers. Tl.e Stables and Lots will hereafter be in the possession and receive the attention ol the undersigned. O*S0NS OF TEMPERANCE cannot object to I lie presence of a BAR, as accommodations in tlie liquor liue have been discontinued. d. i u\j j u, rroprieior. J;in. 1,1 ?50 ff 0*The ( nlumhia Telegraph anil the Hornet's Xest will insert weekly for 4 weeks. l>IVIDE.m Southwestern Itnilroail Comimny and SouthWESTERN RAILROAD BANK. ? ... i?fu i i in*. **. agi*". The Rjilroad Company has lias declared a dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND I(,IFLY CENTS per share. And the Bank has declared a dividend of FiFTVCENTS per share. The united dividends is payable at the Bank on and after Tuesday the first January, 1850. Dividends on Road Shares having* no corresponding Bank Shares payable at the Road office. TIIOS. WAKING, Auditor S C. Railroad Company. j.\o. u. uuij.>ij'iO, casmer Sou! Iiwestern It R. Bank. Jan. 2, 1 3t New Year's Notice. T..e subscriber begs to return his thanks for j the liberal patronage received during the past year j m.d respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, and assures his friends and the public, that no effort will be spared, to render satisfaction to those who may patronize him the present year. Having to pay his workmen in cash, weekly, lie will consider that his hills will be due, and ex. pccta payment when they are presented. He would be pleased to extend ths usual credit, but Lite calls on him for money torbid it. Jan. 2-Uf W. M. WATSON. Notice. On the first Monday in February next, I will sell it the (Jourl Mouse in uainuen, at ine usuni nour ; for sales. I lie Plantation formerly owned by John | Riddle,situated on Granny's Quarter, nine miles ; above Camden, containing two hundred and forty acres, more or less. 7Vrm.fr/ Sale:?So much cash as will pay the expense of sale; the balance of the purchase tnoney in two equal annual instalments, with interest on the whole Irom the day of sale, secured by bond and security, and a mortgage of the premises ;: pvrchascrs to pav for the papers. JA.MKS W. CANTEY, Trustee. Jan ii. I ts Q. V.~AWTWERP, MERCHANT TAILOR, n _ i vi. n rt uoiumoid, a, w. Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing an extensive assortment of plain and fashionable j garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices, ; The goods are got up expressly for a fashionable ! custom trade, and will hei'ound superior til work, i inanship and quality. I have alsoon hand and am j daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. I shall sell no article but what i* good and substantial. ALSO A fine assortment of Silk and Fur Hats, of the i very latest styles, fiom the house of Ueebo tj* Cos- j Icr. Jan. 2. 1 tf 11 /'<i.A?ni.|ne A-.. The subscriber lie.8 on hand an cxtcusivo and | well selected stock of Groceries, comprising all j tlie leading articles, which country people will , lind to their advantage to examine before purclia- f sing elsewhere. 5,000 Florida Segars, of the first quality, on j hand, at Iron) 5 to G dollars per thousand. __ Dec. 3. II. HOIjLKYMAN. j . A CARD. Reynold* & Reynolds. I have this day associated W'm. 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 ta the cuininuiiitv. j The business will be conducted as formerly at' my olhce on Main street, uut'er the above name , Hid pi vie. W.M., REYNOLDS. August 22 tf Day Books, Ledgers fee. Hlatik nooks for Aivoiinis?.Mi'inoniinliiins Ledgers?Com Pieulinn (look;,* ofgreat variety. Inks.paper for Record* tinil deeds---l.Hicr |Kt|ier. .Note ami O'npjdn,?fctivelopes i for nol.;s ant] letters?plain while, embossed, silver talked | niiil huU'of every size; wafers, mono seals wax.?jieu- \ (jis ami pencil leads; drawiiur ntalerinls. Ac. a. vorxt;. i Bibles, Testaments & Hymns. Quarto llildes and Testaments wish large tyne. and also i Sehoiil, miuialure editions. Prayer Hooks and Htbte* in el?- I pint velvet and embossed binding, all llio llvtnn Hooks in J use in the Town and Country?Southern Harmony. .His- 1 sotiri do. Hoston Academy's collection of .Sacred .Music? 1 Hihie Dictionaries, Concordances. A. YOC.Nli. Music and musical Instruments. Colcoll's Graiuinarof music; Hamilton's Dictionnry of Musical Icrins. Tltorotigli Bass I'ritncr, ; t.v..i? t?.i...n..- IlnntnrV Cramers', and' I IflliU J Uliv * IIIIIVMJ -r . . Clifton's Instructor for tlic Piano. Otto Thorpe's, | Klcnnn's anil Carassin's lust, for the (iiiittir; Uotvee j Inst, lor the Violin, Flute, fiuitar <fcc, Ins'ructions for llio Clariuo', Cornet a I'iston, and Kent ltnglc. Music for the Flute and Violin. A large assortment ol Cluilar and Piano tmi&ic will he received shortly, also, Violins, Flutes, Fifes and tiuitars, Strings tor 'he Violin and (iuitar. A. VOL'KCj. Wanted to llil'O* A lirst rate Cook, who is a'so a good washer and ironcr. tor which lihpriil wag'-s wijl ho paid. Ftiquire at tins ollioo Hoc. ' 'it11w?, ), > Tissue Paper for Artificial Flower Of the brightest colors, and finest tex' Just received at Z. J. DEHAV": Jan I. 1 tf Cod Liver Oil. TIIIS va'uable MEDICINE is now used with astonishing efficacy in the cure of Consumption, Scrofula, chronic Rheumatism, General Debility, ! diseases of the Kidneys, etc. etc. A fresh supply ! just received and for sale by Jan. a. Z. J. PeHAY. Bright Ziight. I have lately received two casks superior Sperm and Solar Oil, which will be sold as low as it can j nossibly be afforded in this market, for cash, or >o punctual customers. Z.J. DeIIAY. Jan. 2, 1?50. 1 tf Hauel's Eau Lustral, Hair Restorative. " There is nothing in this wide world, that contributes more to comeliness and beauty than a profusion of soft, flowing ring ringlets, or auburn t resses and he who can devise the means to preserve and letain, in its original beauty, this important appendage to the head, will confer an inestimable blessing upon mankind, and deservo the lasting gratitude of the community." Such an article is Hauei's Gau Lustra!! I hare ust received direct from the Proprietor, a large and fresh supply, in Bottles at 50c. 75c. and $1. each. 1 Z. J. DeHAY. Superior Cologne Water. Manufactured by J. A. Cleveland, who obtained a premium for the best article of Cologne preaentnrt In ilia "Amfli f.'amtina tn.fitnto" af fh? lala Fair in Charleston. Quart and pint bottle*, for sale by Z. J. DeIJAV. Jan. ,2. 1 if Family Medicines. Townsend's Sarnaparilla, VVistar's Balsam, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, I.ee's, Spencer's, Gordon's, Moffatt's, Brandreth's, Peter's and Beck, with's Pills, &.C., &c., always on hand at Jan. 2, 1?tf Z. J. DeHAY'S. Superior Bath Bricks, Mount Ragle Tripoli, Spanish Brown, Venetian Red, and Red Lead, for cleaning Knifes, Brass, Hearths, tf-c. &r, always on hand at Jan. 2.1850. Z. J. DeHAY'S. Horenound uandy, Manufactured in Charleston, and of superior quality, Jujube, Paste, Fancy and Medicated Lozenges, Pastiles de Paris, for Coughs, Colds &r, <?c. may always be found at Z. J. DeHAY'S. Jan. 2, 1 If Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye. FIVE HUNDRED DOLI.AR8 REWARD, To the person who will prove tluit Julfj Haukl's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye in not the bent, the very bent yet known in thin country or Europe. This valuable discovery will enable a person to dye instantaneously the hair or . whiskers in n few minutes, without the least inconvenience. This preparation in warranted not to wash out. nor to injure the health ami retain all its noftnew and brilliancy. De certain to nsk for 'Jules Hauel's Liquid Hair Dye." an all others are npurioits. If yon wish for black, ask for t i > w tf e _ _ ? ? nox inarKeu : n tor orown, a*K tor nox mantra a. Premium? have been awarded to the subscriber at the Franklin Institute Exhibition. For rale wholesale and re* tail hv the proprietor, JULES 1IAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist, No. 120 Chestnut Street, between Third and Fourth. Philadelphia. Manufactured by JULES IIAUEL, Philadelphia. For Nile in Cnnr.den fiy J. R. McKain, Z. J. DkIIay, F. L. Zcxtr, and A. Yocxo. Jan. 2,1850. 1 4t SCHOOL BOOKS. A now anil general awnmnent of Scnoot. ACumcai, Hooks, in use, just received and opened bv the ru he crib r, who will supply Schools and Academies with complete sets of books, ai as low^prices ns they can be sold.?particular attention will lie given to the correct execution of. all orders for books, and every other artiele in our lina of business. Orders from the country solicited. The following arc always kept on hand: Elementary Primers, Spellers, and Readers. (irammarN?Smith's, Brown's, Bullion's & Kirkhara's. n: %i* n iu. l i !> ? wiciMHinricM???inner*, rceosiers, anu uicnouarr. Spelling BookArithmetics?Pike's, Smith's, Davie*', Smilojr's, Coi; burn"*, Perkins', and Emerson'* 1.2. & 3. Key*, to do Geographies?Primary, Mitchell'*, Smith'*, Parley'* and Child's First Hook in (Jeography. Shool Geoghahues. Mitchell's School Geography and Ada*, do. Ancient. "Smith's new Common -School Geography.. Histories?Willard's Cnivemal History, Parley's 1. 2dr 3 Hook* Hist. Common School Hist. Pictorial Hist. V. S.,. and England. Robhin's outlines of Hist. Wizard's ari dged Hist. U' S. Pinnock's Goldsmith.* Hist. Engnd, Greece nod Rome. Bigland's Nat. Histories toe 1 cltools. Readers?New York No*. 1 and 2., Grigg A Elliot's No*, l.ti.3 and 4. Newman's Southern Reader Noa. 1 iu?d 2. National Reader. Easy Reading, Lessons for children ia ofte and two syllable*. Composition?Parker'* Aids to Composition, Exerfisam do. I.ovel's U. S. S|*-aker and Rhetorical Dialogue*. Rhetoric & Losric?Boyd's Lnpie. Mill's do.Ilodce'sdo.. Campbell's 1'liilos of Rhetoric?Blair's Lecture??Karao'r Elements. Philosophy?Draper's, Jones' Phelp*', Olmstead's and : Cotn?tockV. Chemistry?A'illimnn's, Draper'?, Graham!;,. Simon's, Futvtie'n. .lout's' and Comstork's. Rginny?Mrs. Lincon's, Grays Botonical IVtt Book. CLASSICAL. Ambon's Homer. Horace, Virgil, Cicero, Cswar, Salust, Annhn?is, Greek and Latin Lessons, Greek and latin Prose Compositions, Jacob's Greek Reader. Greek Grammar and Classical Dictionary. Bullion's Latin ami Greek Grammars and Readers. Andrew's & Stoddard's Latin Grammar; Reader aRd Ex ercises. Gould's Adam's Latin Grammar, Fi*k"s Greek Grammar, Kiiddininns Rudiment*. OwetiV XenophoiiM, 1 luirlilnson'x A: GlanjlapdVfki,. I-iticoiis Livy, Fokonv do, Greek Testament, Gm'ea Ma Jura and Minora. Jacob'* l#uin and Greek Header Latin T?mr and Mair* Syntax llHoria Sacra ami Viri Unra? Vir^U'# Uelpltiuin Atnaworth'n laitin Dictionary li?veretl's F.e.xiron GroveV Greek do. Donnisjnns do do abridged. A. YOUNG. Gold Watches, Jewelry Ac. A fi.m crnrl- nf <rnld and Silver watches,.chains "HV ? p seals, Rings, Earrings, Coral Beeds and necklaces. Cold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Glasses fitted to watches and Spectacles. Fine cutlery-Knives, Scissors, Razors, Pruning Shares <fce. Hair Brushes?tooth, nail and Flesh Brushes. Tucking combs, new pattern. Plated castors, Candlesticks and Snuffers. Tea Trays, mats, Dish covers. Ijooking Glasses in plain gilt frames. Fine glass and china cups and Vases. A. YOUNG. ' iVctv Mackerel and Salmon. Barrels and half barrels No. 1 Mnckirel, ilo do do do Salmon* For pale low, by . ^ Dec. 29, T. BONNEU* A CO. Boston Craekers* A lew darroU of Boston CraokwVw sate Iby Dec. i\ RONNKU^ # f. i\mi\ AUCTIONEER* Commission Merchant & (tercral Agent, ] CA MDEN, S. C. Will attend tD Public and Private Sales pf &py | description. Regular Auction day, every Friday. j iCTAuclionRoonUwoaliove the Bai\H fct Cam11?w