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/ ^^ wndrcsdci .tamnhnsmbqamnrsi By Magnetic Telegraph, Reported Expressly for the Journal. CH A R LESTON M A RKET. Charleston, Ful>. 5. Tltc demand was fair yesterday an I prices firm. The sales amounted to 2100 hales; j inferior 11 3-4, strictly fair 12 3 4. Georgia.?-The H<>um> ??f Representatives ! at Milltvlgrvillp. ?>n Saturday last, after an ani- j mated debate of three days, passed without a- ' inendment. and hy a derisive vtiie, the strong I and comprehensive resolutions ?,n the slavery question reported hy the Committee on Federal ! Relation*. While the Holtse was aetiiie on this j subject, "a mes'age (roin Ihe Governor was i announced, accompanying H series ol resolu. j 1 from the Stnte of Connecticut, nn thp suit- , j ? of slavery. The messajje wa* immediate. ' i '-('{en tip and the resolutions read. Oi trio- , t f Mr. Jones, the (iofrrnor, liy a unatiiio<ni. vote, was requested to return the<? reso lo ions, under a blank rnvpr, to the Executive ol Connecticut. It wns also resnltrpd by a unanimous vote, that the resolution* lately rereived from Vermont, upon the same subject, be returned tinder a blank rover to the Execu- : live of Vermont. It was furl her resolved that' all similar resolutions should in like manner ; be returned to the Executive from whom thpy ! were sent." \ bill to provide tor the railing of a State ' Convention in the event of the anti-slavery uc I linn of Congress in modes specified, was also passed on Saturday, by aye* 1I I, noes 1*2. Mercury. Pairing Okp.?We sec notice every day. i the "pairing off" of some member of Congress with another. One me miter wants to jjo hutie j antl, it a whig, he get* some demur: at t < go ; home, t?io, or t?? decline voting until the ohpr returns, as though all subjects of legislation wb e I decided l?y party votes, and that a Win" wu? of ! no use in Congress except to vote against a Democrat. Br thi< role of subraction, making j out equal niimtiers on lioth sides, we could 30011 ; | have a cheap Hmi?e of Kepresenta i e? hm < Washington. Taking away fust a Wb:g and j then a Democrat, until all Hip wings i r ail ine j Democrats were withdrawn, with an ewt|\ I equal number of the other side, there would lie ( left a choice few representing the majority, and j those who are neither Whigs nor Democrat , i to whom the Imsinecs of legislation might In- I ? left, and a I the rest vent home n? usoje*. Thi* I would lit! '"pairing off " on a large urale. and ! would lie an eennomical enlargement of ihe t present nlnn. which sends a Deinorrit off to Vir ' ginia whenever a Whig wants to go to Vor mont or New York.?X. 0. Crescent. ?r A Word from the other Side of the Atlantic, j ?Mr. Walsh, in bis last letter to the editor of the New York Journal of Commerce, (of l)e. | cpml?er 27.) alludes to the disappointment they ' have sustained in not receiving the President's message, and still more "laments thp cause ol ( delay"?thp want of organization in the 11< use ; of Representatives: Upon 'his anm<? of thp Paris journals of this j 1 morning (?ay* Mr. Walsh) offer short corn- | ment?. The Journal (le* Deltats remark*: j "Such n beginning portends a stormy sesssion, T.a Prrsse *ay?. "thirty ballotting* have never j ? hpen kmiwn before in the parliamentary as*pfnh!ips of any country. The circumstance throws the Washington government in a sitiin- !lion a* difficult n? it is whimsical. The dis cord among the Whig* betoken weakness in ! the executive branch. Long ago it was pre dieted that the slavery question npse: the Union?the tottering ha* begun." La . Prp??e reason* front the statement* and opinion* of thn N"W York Herald Not a few of < the friendly Freneh folk* pxprp? a f-ar that ' the United State* are going the way of all flp?h If by blind, wild, fanatieal rontention they should inarlhe splendid favors so recently lav ished on them by Providence, and the glorious destinies so graeiou?Iv opened to their own will and facility, it will be an unexampled ex : ee*s of ingratitude to God, and perverse folly in a people. Mr. Clai's truly American and patrin:ic speeeh at Baltimore, on the 30th November, ( in reference to slavery in California, ami j | erally in the Union, and the hist paragraph*, ; of a recent reply of lien, ('ass to an address l at New York, respecting mutual forbearance and the spirit ol compromise, should be inserib. 1 ed in golden characters on tablets at each en- 1 trance of each Hou?e of Congress. i Liabilities of Mixoks.? Persons under 21 years of age are called minors. If a person i pretend fo bo orage, and obtain goods on credit I (not necessaries.) and llien refuse payment on I arcount of hi? n?n age, the perron injured ran not recover the value of his goods, but he may indict him a* a cheat. Minora cannot bind i themselves by contract for any thing but hccps. saries for their subsistence, clothing or ediica- t lion. If a minor contract for any th:ng else, t his contract is roid. or voidable at bis election; ' lint if hp choose to affirm it, the other parly can- . not void it. A minor who^e parent may have released his claim fir his laborer wngrs, is not thereby enabled to bind himself by his contract, , nor can a parent or guardian authorize him to mnlt* nnv rmitrnrtt hv which he will he bound. 1 if hp chnoup to deny them. DIED, ~~ j In thin District, on Hie IGlIi instant, at tlio rosidcrco of hi* father, Mr. JAMES L. KILGORE, in the , 28lh year of hi* ago. leuting a wife and three children, j ond a large circle of relations and friends to mourn hi* j ' premature death. Amiable and kind in all the relation* j of lif", he win worthy to bo admired and beloved. We i . nro sometime* led to wonder ol the dispensation of j Providence, when the young are suddenly ronoved in the midst of usefulness and lite bloom of life. When ? lio|Kis have clustered thick about them, arid their prn- j sonco gives us pleasure, how soon, alas ! is it turned to , ??in u'hsn wn heboid their lovclv forms colli ill death ! r- ? / ?snatched from our fond embrace, and carried to that ' bourne from whence no traveler can return !" Thou art gone to the grave. but we.will not deplore thee ; | Though sorrow and darkness eneompass the tomb. ^ Thy Savior has frasreil through its portals before thee. And the lump of his love is thy guide through the gloom. * 'hou art gone to the grave, hot we. w ill not deplore thee, Whose <?'ul was thy ransom, thy gunrdinu and guide t , 'egave thee: He took thee ; and he will restore thee, * And death has n? sting, for the Savior has died." W. t i litis Dinlrict, on Thursday 2'llh instant, Mr. SAMUEL J. TALBIRT, in the 2-lih year of Ins ajjo Daily is linn lesson taught us " in the midst of life wo are in dentin" . CONSIGN'EKS I'ER UAll. ROAD. (/. Malhpsnfl, T. K. Ciirctnn, A. T?. Spring?, Moore Belcher, F. L. Zemp. Kotfer# & Spencer, B. JuliHn, S. W. Brown. A. W. Bnis, II. Holleyman, J. A. MrNeelv, S. Ciples, T. Bonnell As Co., H. Levv & Sfnn, j. Kilgore, W. R. White, J. A Sadler, N. Mnylflum, J. A. Ilu?elline. J. Cantey, J. Ro*?er, K. W. Bonoey? N. I). Hailrr, J. O. Wallace, K. Loner?an, S. B. Massoy, Fhifer & York, W. Mur. phy. J. Charlosworlh, J. T. Wade. P1MHPM PRIRFR MRRFNT. Vililli/Ui ? i?i v w w v ? ? . Bappinp. ]>cryil. 13 to ll-ar-I. Il? 8 in 10 Hale Hope l'? to 12 I |l> (5 to 7 Macon, Hi !> to 7 j Molasses. pall 31 to 10 Mnttl'r: lit 12 to 13 i.Mackarel, Mil 8 to 12 Brandy. pall 28 to 35 I Nails. Ill G to 8 Beeswax, ill 13 to 22 (Oats, sheaf. ewt 55) j Beef. Ill 1 in (i jlYas. Iiusliel 50 Cheese, lh 12 13 :I'otaioes. sweet. Im 37 f'ottoo; lh 103 to l2i| Irish Im 75 Corn, Bushel 55 to Bye, Inislie.l 75 to 87 Flour. hhl G to f?I Hire. Ijitshej !l to 1 Fo;l.lgr. < ? ! .V) to 75 Snpnr, Hi 7 to 11 Ifi-les. dry lb 8 to Salt. sack IJ Iron. lb 5 to Gj"shot. hap 13 j lime. bbl 2 to 2}'Tobacco. lit 10 to 75 I leather, sole, III 18 to2J iWliral, l'tt.-li 90 ClIARLKSTtiN, Felt. 4. 1 9">0 | Cotton ?Tin* appearance in the Upland! market, on Saturday. ?>f itvn or three moderate | buyers, relieved in a measure I ho dullness and ; depression which had prevailed since the jtre oi'dinir Tuesd;ty-~utul prices without any ma- j terial improrpnU'ni, wore nevertheless much j firmer ami in fiivnr of holders?the sales reach- , ed 1045 hales, al 11 8 -S to 12 13 10. Nkw Oklkans, Feb. 2. ! The Cotton market was heavy yesterday, the <a!e? amounting In ha rely 31)0 hales-?Middling, 11 1 4-?Char. McreiM}'. .flAIl* AKZMlUGEJIHfTS. SOUTHKBX M ML, VI V AUUUSTA, OKO. Due Daily at : : : ; 7 P. 3L Closes * P. M. XOJITIIKKX MAIL. VIA CltRRAW, S. C. Due daily, at : : : : 4 A. M. Jlow. : : : : : 5 P. M. CHARLRSTOX MAIL. Due daily, at : : : : 7 P. 31. - -- . . . o r? m i i?hk-* " : . . Way U.ij will ha kept open for the reception o 3harlt**tnti letters until 4 o'clock A. 31. WBSTKKN MAII.. VIA COLUMBIA, S. C. I>tic dailv, at : : : ' 7 P. 31. Own : : 'J P. 31. iUMTHK DISTRICT MAILS, VIA STATU HURT?. >. C Due Daily, at : : : : 7 P. 31. Chen's " ; : ; : 5 I'. 31. !?y*Way 3hiiN for Oflioes on the South Carolina Itni' load close daily atI'. 31. CIIAKI.OTTK MATT.. VI t I. \XCASTKH C. II. S. C . Due Tuesday nicl Thursday. Nindav. at 3 P. 31* Closes Moti lay. Wednesday & Saturday, nt 7 A. VOHKVH.r.K MATT., VIA MKU IMI.L, &<*. Due Thursday at : : : : 11 A 31. Closes Kami* day. at : * : : I'J 31. I.YXCIIWOOl) M UI.. VIA TII,I.KK'S FKItltY. Due Tuesday nivi Fri.Iay, : : : 4 A. | Closes same day, at : : : 5 P. M. J. N.,OA3y$\VFJX. P. M. I oFKrcK irpi'it-s. Open at 9 A. M.?Close al 1 P. M. Open nt 3 P. 3f ! -lose at.? P. 31.. and open lialf hour after the arrival of the j southern Mails in the evening. On the SahSath. open front 'J to 10 A, M.. an l half an j tour after tliearrival of the Southern mails in tlie evening j Postage Stamps for sale. July 1. ISU J. N. GA.MKWKT.L. P. M. COM Hill m I 111 ?? isra .fc-im li* co- co? Kershaw Lodge.Number 9 The Regular Meeting ??f iJiis lsnl; e will lie held j it their new Hall on Friday evening next, at ! o'clock. Ry order of the X. (I. II. WKI.UTM'SHN. S, i n-ina-. SONS 0? W'alert't' fl>ivi?ioi: .\<>. !?. The regular meeting of this D.vshei v. !; he held ?n to.mom w (Thursday) evening,it (;.|,i F, |. ow's Hall at 7 o'clock. IIv order ot the \V. I'. /. J. DkIIW. It. S. | .... CADETS 07 TEMPERANCE, KKItSII.WVSKCTION NUMliV/,1 ?. The regular merlin^ dI this Section will he held I it their llaH on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. ; Bv order ol the W I'. Wm D. .MASON, Sec.'v. Taxes. Notice is hereby given that I will open Hooks in the 1st of March next, at the store of James Uiiiilnp in Camden, for coll cling tlie Taxes for j 1*4!), and will attend at the following places on ' the following days for the same purpose? On Mondai*, the 4:h of .March at Liberty Hill; . in Tuesday,5th of .March at Flat Rock; on \V* d* J msday, Gth of March at Buffalo: on Thursday, 7Ui ! if March at LizenbyV; on Friday, ?th of Marcli j it Schrock's Mill; on Saturday, i)th of March at \ "urclon's A/ill. After tho ah*:vo named times. I will attend ;.t '"ainden until the first day rf .May next, at which I iinetho books will positively be closed ami all de- ' :aulters double taxed. J. W. DOBV, t. c. k. n. Feb. 3. 9 \v3t Council Chamber, Jan. 30, 1850. II. IIollcvman applied fur License :\o. 'J, (quart) o retail Spirituous Liquors at his store situated on he corners of Broad and Vork streets ill the town "<? Camden. 1- I 1 11 It a . ! 1 T\ >f.. itecoiimicnueu ny j. o. umiicfi i.uunay, unJ E. W. Roiinry. * Sureties?J. \V. Dnby and 15. 15. Almond. Ordered, That the above application be publish* ;d in the Camden Journal. L W. DAM.ARD, Hecorder. Lost, On Saturday tii.h* last, a Pocket Rook con ain- ; ng a Note of Hand on John K. Peay, lor two | lundred and forty three dollars, and a Due Rill or seven dollars, dated sometime in Febru ry. j 18 IS; a Note on Miles Simpson for fifty dollars, iart of which has been paid?a balance of sixteen J lollars bcin^ due?an order on T. P. Micklc for! line dollars, and a number of Receipts. Feb. o?It (jUPHIIJj. A f.'ood Cook Wanted. i\ !...? Ka rn^iuiiitininln/1 fur iiwhutrv ft n/1 V IU lllllL Infill UV I .....HW. J UXM J lobriety. Apply at this office. Feb.'5 10 tf New Year's Card. The subscriber begs leave to tender his most l grateful thanks to his friends and the pnhiic gene- ; ally, for the patronage bestow ed upon hi.'n during lie past year ; and trusts by strict attention to his lusincs* and THE lit UM \'J'S, to merit a oninuance of the satin'. Those indebted to liiui lor j 1819 arc earnestly requested In f unic forward anil J dose their accounts, a* by such a course alone ( vill l.c be enabled to meet his engagements. Z. J. DkIIAV. January 15 1 tf CHARLESTON* S* C. SPRING OF 1850. W. G. BANCROFT, 233 and 253 King Street, Is now receiving and offers to purchasers of DUY GOODS, who may visit tlte city, one of the Largest stocks of Rich & Desirable Goods ever offered in Charleston. II Ving made extensive arrangements for Spring salbs, he confident!} invites purchasers to his stork, ds k is UNUSUALLY ATTftAcYlVEfr If. wili Ernhfacfe all the varieties of new attd Klegant Silks, both black and colored " Grenadines. Silk Muslins; 'I'isfiuSs " Barages. both plain and printed " Printed French Muslins Ginghams, Gingham Muslins, Prints Alpacas, Bombazines, Challys Embroideries of various styles Evening Dress Goods, in variety of style and fabric White Goods of all tl e various qualities Elegant Crape, Lace, Silk and Muslin Shawls and Mantles Linen and Linen fabrics Hosiery, Gloves, Under Vests, (silk merino and cotton) Embroidered Revere-stilch and plain Liner. Cambric Il'd'kfs. (grout variety) also Goods for Gentlemen's Wear, In all the 'ding styles of Woolen, Linen and Cotton Fabrics. A most complete assortment of all the heavy Coltort Fabrics for Plantation Use, Together with a large stock of bleached and brown Domestics, colored Cottonadrs, &r. &.c. Purchasers can always depend upon finding the newest styles of Goods imported, as an agent is always in the niaket to supply us with the most fashionable Goods. In a word, the stock will be found to embrace almost every article in the Dry Gdods line, which will be offered at the mowEST POSSIBLE PRICES.-C0 N. R?He has mad large" additions to his Wholesale Rooms, and will be prepared to offer M-rchnnls an unusually a tractive stock, and invites the attention of all who wish to purchase Goods at J,mc Prices for Cash or Prompt Pay. February, 1*50. 10 w3tp Head Quarters, "-V .', "iJ mim ^ H^v'v'-w *:**? * Cn.\RLRTTO?f. Jan. 22. 1850. ORDER SO-... The foll,?\vin?* Troops will Parade for Review and Ditn.r. at. the times and places mentioned, viz: T ie Unifoim Companies o' the 16th and 17fii DmrliMoi.tc. n-id t!io 1st R.oiriinpnt of Artillcrvand .? p""v "WJ "" * " r v - j i lie Chuileston Hussar*. on Friday, the 22d of February. Tiie IB!h Regiment of infantry at Ridgevillc, on' Tuopdav, the 2-vli of February. The Upper Bittalion of the 19th Regiment at Black Oak l/>ck (or Club House) on Saturday, the 2d of March. 'The Oth Regiment ?f Cavalry at or near Bradby &. Hriftona Ferry (south side; on Thurday, the 1st of March. The OMd Regiment of Infantry at Conwayboro, on Saturday, the 9th of March. The 3-3,1 Regiment at Marion Court House, on Tuesday, tiie I2tll of March. The 29th ReglmPnt of Infantry at Darlington Court Moti-o, nil Thursday, the 14th of March. The ?th Regiment of Cavalry at or near Partington Court House, on Saturday, the 16th of \1 1. iii tin* ii. The 30: h Regiment of Infantry at Bennettsvillc, on Tuesday, the 10:h of March, TIip CH'ii Regiment at Chesterfield) on Thursda-, the 2t.?l of March. The 21st Regiment at Lancaster on Saturday, the 23.1 <>f March. The 22d Regiment at Camden, on Tuesday, the 2.1 h of March. The 20th Regiment at Swimming Pens, on J'hursdav, the 2S:li of March. The 4 it Ii Regiment at Suultervillci orl Saturday, l._ I int.* >w.ii mi .w.ii?,ii. The commissioned and noit-commls.^hnctl offierrs will assemble previously at ilie place ol rendezvous of their respective Regimth ts or Uattalions, lor Prill and I list fuel ion. The Major Pet orals and Hrijjadltfr flenerals will 1 with their .S'alF. attend the Reviews in tl.eir re- 1 sportive conunands. The Hrijradier (iettcrals are charged with tlie extension ol' this order. All the Tioops and Arms will be inspected except at Charleston. IJy order of the commander- in-chiet. J. W. CAN TRY, A Ijntant and Inspcc or General. rt r. in ,?T. r?ll. ?. Mr ? V K(-ad Quarters, CiiAKl.ESTox, Jnn. 18")0. , ORDER AO. I The entire suite of the (inventor are required tr> attend Itiin in i ,'iarlestun on Friday, the 22nd of | February next. , Each Aid, residing in tlie Brigades coining under the order ol the i&d inst. will attend him at the | reviews. Hy order of the commander-in-chief. J. W. CAN I KY, 1 A -inf ami Tiwrmrlnf fJnnnml. Feb. 5. 9 w2t i In Equity?Lancaster District. Jonathan D. Johnson, Adm'r. vs. Asia M. Caston and others?Bill for Injunction, for sale of properly, and sufnrlh. Jt appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel N. Caston, a Defendant in the above case resides ( without the limits of this State; Ft is ordr red, on ' motion of Clinton, comp. sol. that the said Samuel N. Caston do appear and plead, answer or demur to the Bill in above case on or before the IO1I1 day ( iif !\lay, lew, ollierwiso juti^iiiciu pro ciiiiiefou will he entered against liim. JAMKS II. WITIIKRSI'OON, c. e. l. n. Foh. 2. 135!). [.$7] wtd Superior Bath Bricks, Mount Kaglc Tripoli, .Spanish Hnuvn, Venetian lied, and lied Lead, fur cleaning Knives, Uratss, Hearths, i|f*r. &r, always on hand at Jan 2. I"vi0. ' Z. J. DcllAVS. An Apprentice Wanted To the Saddle and Harness Maker's trade. Apply at this office for further particulars. 'Jan. 30 8 tf State of South Carolina, CHARLESTON DISTRICT.' Certificate of Limited Partnership between Edwin P. Starr and E. Wtlmot Walter, under the name ofisiahr & Walter, Robert Martin, John R. PokeS, Thomas II. Ct Dukes. ?nd William M. LubjKjck, all residing at Charleston; Paul ' F. Villepigu# and James J. VilleptguE, of Cam den, S. C. under the name of P. F. Villf.pigue &. Son ; ar.d C. J. SiiaSnox, also of Camden, afore said. This certificate hereby witnesseth that the undcrsigned have, by virtue of an Art of the General Assembly of South Carolina, entitled an act to authorize Ihe frifinatid'i?f Limited Partnerships,-formed a limited Pitrtr.&tahip; as foliotos. 1st. The name of tltd firm nndef..which such Partnorehip shall be cohdlicted is WM. Mi LUBBOCK &. CO. 2d. The general nnturc of the business to be transacted is the transportation of Passengers, Products of the soil, ard Merchandise, in and by the steamboat "Robert Martin," to be owned by said Pattnership. Bd. William M. Lubbock is general partner, and the other parties above wiitlcn and undersigned, nil cnorinl nnrfrtprc 4th. Robert Martin line contributed three thousand, dollars, Starr &. Waller have contributed twenty-five hundred dollars, P. F. Villepigue & Son Inivc contributed fifteen. It tint] red dollars, and John R. Dukes and 'I1.11.11, tlukes have each contributed ons tltou^Ji tid tlltl Jars, and C.J.Shannon has contributed live hundred dollars to the common stock of said Partnership. 5th. The said Partnership commences on the thirty-first day of December, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine* and shall terminate on the thirty first day of Ilecemberj ohe thousand -*1.4 1 I 1 -...1 12 f* - lk.AM Uifjiu fiuuuieu ciuu iiiiv-uirutr* Edwin P. Stare, E. Wilmot Walter* UoRERf MARTIN, JoJlS It DuKES, rf*ii'?s. ii. c dukes, Paul F. Villepigue, James J. Villepigue, Chas. J. Shannon, William M. Lubbock. Jan. 19. 5 s6t TEMPERANCE HOUSE. The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that he has taken the house well known as the "CROSS KEYS," formerly kept by Mr. Win. McKain, in the own of Camden, where he is prep red to accnnr.rfiodate travellers and boarders at reasonable prirfs. Those who desire to feel the same quiet atrttratt as at Home, are invuea to give liini .1 rail. Travellers ncetJtfitfibdtitcd fot a single night, and break f.st in tunc fut the ears iiY the morning, at moderate charts. J. B F. BOONE, Feb-2?9?tfj Proprietor. K^Smltfi Ctin/finian will ropy trf-weekly. and Temperance Advtwr.ffc'/in<J Sumter Hririrttr weekly, until further 1 uH**C: Sou Ih- Caroli n rr, KERSHAW DlSTRjct. By John U. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary for Said District. Whereas Jesse Kilgnre applied to me for letters of administration, t\villf tlifc will annexed; on all and singular the crowfe itui chattels, rights and credits of James I/. Krilgore, late hf tire District aforesaid, deceased : These ate; therefore/ to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors cf the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to he holden at Camden on the fifteenth day of February next, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 30th day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred, am) fifty, and in the seventyfourth year of American Independence. Feb 2-9? li] JOHN R. JOY, O. fc. D. South-Carolina, KERSHAW DISTRICT. nv Joiin n. joy. kkquire. ordinary for said distri ft Whereas Wil'liain Talbert applied to me for Le 1 ters of Administration on all and singular the good i ami chattels, rights and credits of S. J. Talbeit, ' la'e of the district aforesaid, dec'd: 1 These are therefore to cite and admonish I and singular the kindred and creditors r>f the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said district, to be holden at Kershaw court house on the loth day of Februarv, to show cause if any they can, why said adininis'ration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 30th day of ! January, in the year of our Lord one thousand j eight hundred and fifty, and in the 74th year i of American Independence. J. R. JOV, O. K. P. Feb. 3 f) 4t StU'd Potatoes. A few barre's just received. For safe by Feb. -2?0?:?t] 'J'. BONiNKPL & CO. Estate Sale* By permission of John R. Joy, Ordinary of Ker-? shaw Oistrict, will be sold at. the late residence of John Braiincm, deceased, on the 14tl? day of February, a part of the personal Estate of said decctrs^ ed, consisting of two horses, (one of them a thorough-bred stallion,) a Jersey wagon,-stock hog.s cattle, oxen, &c. Terms:?A credit till the first day of Jartwrv next, with note bearing interest front day of sale, ! twill, irniwl nprsoll.il ?eClllifV. .lolix br.wxRM, | WILLIAM OUTLAW. I K.'b 2 y tf 50 Likely \c?roes for Sale?. Will ho sold at the Court House iu Camden on I Tuesday the IO1I1 instant, Fifty Valuable Negroes, belonging to the Estate of Ij. Jones. Terms of Sale:?One-fiflli cash, the balance : payable in one and two years, in equal annual in- i MHlments, with interest payable annually until the ] whole amount is paid; payment to he secured by I bond, and mortgage of the properly and approved i personal security ; purchasers to pay lor pajers. i L. J. TATTERS-tN, Agt. Ibr Kx'trx. i KT Carolinian, tlmrleston ."Mercury, and Snniier Hnn- ; iter please ropy. 'J?At i n vr inrrnrtnpp UI V ? A4? A WW 4JAM J MERCHANT TAILOR, Columbia, S. C. ' I Keeps on hand and is constantly niaanfacturing ! an extensive assortment of plain and fashionable j rjarrnents, which will he sold at reasonable prices, 1 The goods are get op expressly for a fashionable j custom trade, and will he found superior in Workinanship and quality. 1 have also on hand and am daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts, and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. I shall . sell no article but v\ liat u good and substantial. '?ALSO A fine assortment of A'ilk and Fur flats, of the very latest styles, from the house of Dee he Coster. Jan. 2i 1 tf Just received a few barrels Iri?h potatoes, lo be sold cheap for cash. MOORE HELCIIER. i Jauuary IG 1 If ????M?." iH' iV'i wrmm A. G. MARSHALL, COLLECTING AGENT, Columbia, S, C, Merchants and others, having unsettled claims in arty part of this State or North Carolina, can have them promptly attended to by piecing them in Iris hands at the Office of the Telegraph. January 7. 3 tf T, C. STEVENSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, COLUMBIA,S. C. Would inform hie customers and the public generally that he has removed his store to the building one door south of the Furniture Ware Room of Messrs. Price and Berry, where he will keep constantly on hand (.'LOTUS, CASSIMLRRS, VEST1NGS, &c., all of which will be sold to punctual customers, on the usual time, very cheap. TEN PERCENT, deducted for cash payments on the delivery of the garment. Jan. 23.- 0 3m LATE ARRIVALS At the New Cash Stored No. 1 Mablterfil in feits No. 3 " in barrels and half barrels Choice Eige, Raisins and Almonds Pickled Salmon A supply of f csh candies, and A splendid lot of Oranges; Choice Sejtftr** Such as, Rio Hondo, Gold Leaf, Espnrtern, Washington, Charleston. &c. &.C., to be sold exceedingly low fot cash onlv. Jan?3?6?tfj MOORE & BELCHER. Notice. All persons having demands against the Eslatc of JOHN PRINCE, deceased, will present them duly attested, .and th' se indebted make jrjirfifcdlate payment to me. .JOHN D< MURRAY; Jan 30?8?tf") Administrator. Pink-Eye Seed Potatoes^ New crop N 0. Molasses ; Alum and Rock Salt j table salt, in bags , New Raisins* in quarter boxes; Fresh citron; Currants, Maccaroni, J A !.- 1- . T). AM IT- I 1 P. - Ll - tiiu mii.uuus , ijdtuu, v/:u nam?, L?iru? <v.c. r or sale low by E, W. BONNEY. January 30. 8 tf Wide It'on, Plough Mould*,Shovel*, Spades, Hoes, Air*, Nail*, Pols, Oven*. Steel, &r., for sale t\t Jan. 30-8?if] BOftXfeV'S. GloVes, &c. Just nppfied, direr! from New York, Ladies' White, Illark, and Colored Kid Gloves, of gU* pprior quality; also, Plain Black Silks, and Colored do.; Rich Mohair Lustres ; Fine Bom. hazines ; Plain and Faney Cashmeres; Ladies' Merino Vests; Clear Lawn Handkerchiefs; Cotton, Thread, and Linen Edging'. Insrrtings, P IIM IWWTVCV 1 O&C. Lj. M . Tj 1 . Jan. 30 8 tf Wines, &c. Claref, Champaign, Port and Cooking Wines; also, best White Wine Vine^.lr; Sugftr-House Svrup; Yeast Powcfers; Extracts, &r. fair sale by H. W. RODNEY. January 30 8 If ITwTMmr BANK AGENT AND GENERAL MERCHANT, CAMDEN, S. C. ??? To Stockholders of the Sotitii*Caro? liua Railroad Company. Office S. C. Railroad Company, J Charleston, Jan. 25,1850/ $ fiy resolufiori of the Board of Directors of tfiis Company, the Stockholders will be brought down to the meeting of the 12th February, and return* free of charge. They will likewise be permitted to bring ar/d! carrv their families " free of charge." \V. II. BARTLESS, Sec'v. Jan. 30 8 4td Still Selling at Reduced Prices, New CTfle'atfa ) Muscovado, > SUGARS Clarified N. Orleans \ Rio and Java Coffees New Orleans and Muscovado Molassc? '25 barrels superfine If. S. Flour 30 " Seed Potatoes 25 " No. 2 Mackarel, With a variety of other artie'ee, whicii will be'sold at greatly reduced prices Tor a Tew davs Jan. 20. JOHN MEYER. Executors' Sale. By order of the Court of Ordinary,- will be sold at the late residence of Joseph Kirkland, deceased; on Saturday the 9th day of February next at 11 o'clock, a. in., a part of the personal property of said deceased, consisting of three or four negroo,* and part of the stock and plantation utensils?sufficient to pay the debts of said deceased, feniis made known on the dav of sale. JOHN l?. KIRKLAND, . . J AS. R. KJftKLAND. { LxecutorsJ muary 20 7 sot ft'lie South-Carolina ILiiirotuI Com puny, and the Southwestern Railroad Bank. The airiuml meeting ?f the Stockholders of ho.h flies? Institute ns will lie held on Tuesday, the 12th day of February, at the Rank Hall?the meeting to he held at H o'clock, a. 111.; and on t!?o following day, to wit,- Wednesday, there wMI ho an olocPo'h' at the same place, between tire' hours of o'rlo'ck, a. ni.. and .'f o'clock, p in., for a President, and fourteen Directors in the Road, and for thirteen Directors in the Hank A committee to verify proxies will attend. 11. HARTLflSS, Jan 1G?1?'it] Sec'y. Notice. The Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Division,No. 30, Sons of Temperanrc, are held every Moin day evening, at 7 o'clock. .f. \V. ('()( K. It. F. Sugars, Coffee, and MolassesJust received, a supply ? ! new and fresh Groceries ; such as, I'rime Muscovado and Crushed Sugars, 41 Now Crop Cuba and N. 0. Molasses QoinasIos I^i.t J \ilVnn Prima f?nclion riwouo. Bcndv's and Celia c's No. 1 Pale Snap. $?? .. For pale low, bv II. C. WELLtlAUSB.N. Dec 15). "?l tf Notice. f,ar-d lords l>eware; tenants take oarc ; or yiftt will soon be taught a lesson. Am. those who Inve drunk mr l.iij.mr, eat my Oysters, Fish, Flesh, 4". and played on my Milliard Tables, are asked ajain to please come forward and pay, without further trouble. J AS. C. McKBNXA. Jan fKJ 3 tf - -J