The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, May 28, 1850, Image 3

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_____ in most of the declarations of this Address, a triumphant vindication of our course from the beginning. That, however, affords us but little gratification in comparison with the hope, that this document will arouse the people of the South to a sense of their danger." The Telegraph, At Macon Georgia, one of the leading Democratic papers in that State, comes out the right icay against the compromise report of Mr. Clay, as will be seen by the following extracts: Those who have read our paper will not require ns to repeat what we have already anticipated, from thedeliberations of Mr. Foote's committee. That our readers may see for themselves the reasons upon which the proposed degradation of the South is based, we give at length tn.dnv tliA renoi t of a maioritv of the Com v " I ii lit tee of Thirteen. As a measure for settling tiie particular matters of its deliberations, it is wholly unsatisfactory. To call it a compromise, is but to add insult to the humiliation and defeat, which it presents to us. 1 he South who are the injured party, are called upon for the sake of peace, we must make all the concessions, and the North get ail that she wants at present This is the mutuality of this pretended compromise. If the South submits to its degrading terms, a little while, and but a while, and Congress will strike down slavery in the States and scatter the whole institution to the winds. The proposition contained in the bill of the committee with regard to the recovery of fugitive slaves, appears to us to be the most objectionable of. all. It strikes at the sovereignty ol the States, it directly interieres wiui tne -domestic relations of the States within their own borders,and isthe entering wedge to its abolition -everywhere. If the South shall submit to this trench of Federal power, nothing can avert our doom. Such are some of the prominent features of Mr. Clay's plan for calming the present ( agitation oi the public mind and establishing , the union yet more finnly in the affections of ( the American people, But our space will not allow us to expose it further to-day. We shall , have occasion to say much of it hereafter. EDITORIAL GLEANINGS. There were 10,000 persons in Castle Garden. New York, at the Sunday-School Union aimiver- ' aary celebration, on the 7th. 1 Th*. N mm han jnndfi a frlnrlnus run to Ilali- I ' fax, from Liverpool?less than ten days- What is a passage now across the Atlantic? More Hui<rariavf.?Two more distinguished Hungarians, Major Vandor and Captain Szabo, arrived in Baltimore on Saturday. They are from Transylvania, whence they escaped. General Santa Anna arrived recently atCarthagena, and had been waited upon by the authorities, and the American and British Consuls. The trial of Gen. Arlington Bennett, on a charge of forging a note iu the name of "Count Foster," last November, to the amount of $9,600, is proceeding at New York. So far, none of those " astounding developments," which were predicted, havfl been made. The British Government hare, at Chagres, a ? fire-proof vault, for the safe keeping of their specie in transitu. Every ha* of gold or bullion has a buoy attached to it; so that, in case of accident to the boat, it could not sink. Qrd'nalirm of Bishop Bascom.?The ceremony of ordaining Dr. Bascom as Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, took place on Sunday the 12tli inst., at Centenary Church, St. Louis, ' before a congregation of about 2,000 persons. 1 The Mississippi is again rising at Natche?. It ! is to be hoped, however, that this is owing to the ; Jieary rains in the neighborhood. If so, the water J uill soon fall again. ( ! Mr.Gough delivered his 180th Temperance ad- f I dress at the Tremont Temple, Boston, on the 7lh * imnam. The fashionable colors in Paris are blue and rose?rose, shawls and ribbons are all of these colors. Massachusetts has given $8,000 to the New York Colonization Society, for the endowment of a college in Liberia. John Knox, the great reformer's house, in Edinburgh, having been thoroughly repaired, legal proceedings to compel its removal have beeii stayed. The sum of $200,000 has been subscribed in Albany, for the Railroad connecting that city with Rutland, Vt. The public porters of New York have struck for higher wages; they denounce the "baggage , smashers" as unworthy of public confidence. < The Einperor of Russia has granted permission , to the Hebrews of Courland to take as apprenti- < res the children of other Hebrews?a privilege J hitherto deuied them. 1 A Scotch girl, named Barbara Crawford, has { been found in one of the islands in Torres Straits. She was the only person saved from a wreck, and < had been kindly treated by the natives, among t v . L . j 'a wnoiii one uveu uve yeaits ACIerical Temperance Convention is being held I in the city of New York. Dr. Lansing is President 1 of the Association. The Palmetto Standard (Chester) tells of a fellow who advertised for a wile. He immediately i received two applications, both of which he accept- j ed. This is another proof that advertising is a ( sure road to successful business. j Wisconsin.?The emigration to California froin 1 this State, has drained it of a million and a half of 1 dollars. This, added to a short crop of wheat, ! has made money very scarce. J From further investigation It appears that the ( great comet of 1264 and 1557 is not now expected to reappear before August, 1858. It is a remarkable fact, that Congress, at the ' present session, has only passed four public acts, ?..,1 tli/ico nf such trifling mrmiAiit that tlw> mm. C*IIV* utypv w? ? ?? ^ .... vv... tunnity can be affected in but a slight sense by them. The American Theatre, at Cincinnatti, was sold at Sheriff's sale, on the 6th inst., for $5,000. Robert Cameron was the purchaser. The theatre was closed one or two nights, but is again in opera, lion. The City Councils of Washington, D. C., have increoM-d ihe salary of the Mayor from $1,000 to ?1,600 nnd the per diem of the members of the Councils from $1 to ?2. Fevtitle Teachers for the West.?Gov. Blade, of Vermont, was at Buffalo a short time since, on his way to the West, accompanied by twenty-three young ladies to be employed aa teachers. Mr. Tirado, (Peruvian minister,) and suite, have arrived at Washington, and taken apartments at Willard's Hotel. The only Needle factory in operation in the (Jnited States is at Newark NVJ. * It is owned by Mr. Wm, Essex, an Englishman, who has established himself in New Jersey. There was a destructive fire at Milian, Ohio, on the 4 th inst. Half the town Is in ashes. A great protestant movement is preparing in Bohemia and Saxony. The Mayor's office in Worcester, Mass., was maliciously blown up on the night of the 3d insL The Journeymen boot and shoemakers, now on a strike in New York, paraded the streets on the 7th inst., 300 strong, with a banner made 20 years since, which was borne in the strike of 1843. Nature's beauties do not lade with her leaves nor wither with her flowers. "What wood is that ferule made of?" asked a schoolmaster of one of his botanical class; to (lio coiinlur ronliiwl flip wppninnr willour .^| , "?1 O ?It produces so many tears. The Cambria's mail consisted ot 31,500 letters. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Reported for the Journal. Charleston, May 27, 9 p. m. Demands are moderate, and prices still continue firm. There have been sales of 700 bales at 11 to 12 11-16. W. From the Columbia Telegraph. LATER FROM CUBA. arrival of the isabel. LOPEZ EXPEDITION ABANDONED. Savannah, Ua., May 25. The steamship Isabel touched off here this morning, having left Havana on the 2^d inst. Gen. N. Lot?ez, accompanied by one of his Aids, J. Sanchez bscnega, came passengers 011 her, and took lodgings at the City Hotel.? From the General we have obtained the following intelligence: T:.e expedition left Coutoy in Yucatan, 011 the 16th, and landed at Cardenas on the 19th. They lost some time in landing, which gave time to the inhabitants to send off an express to the post of Collozo, ten miles distant, for relief, rhe troops under his command finally effected & lauding, entered the town, and attacked the fail, supposing it to be the Barracks. The Jail (Juard, consisting of only fifteen men, stood fire well, and resisted with couside.able bravery the ittack of the invading force. At this moment nore troops were seen crossing the square, md on being hailed answered by firing upon lis troops. After this little affvir, some of his ioldiers went 10 the Governor's house and comnenced an attack upon it The house was veil defended by the Cubans, but it was finally jurat The troops surrendered themselves as >risoners, and the town remained in peaceable x>ssession of the invaders. His troops becoming dissatisfied with the raher unexjjected warm reception they met with, ind having lost time in getting their wounded ind fuel on board the steamer Creole, which vas to return for reinforcements, became disicartened, and insisted upon being carried to vey West. They were closely pursued by the Spanish War steamer, but happily escaped. LATE AND IMPORTANT. arrk8t of ckv. lopfz. GREVT EXCITEMET IN SAVANNA It. Savannah, May 20. Much excitement was produced in this city ast night in consequence of the the arrest by he U. S. Marshal, of Gen. Lopez and his Aid, mder order by telegraph of the President of the United States, 'l'hey were examined before fudge Nichols of the District Court, and no 'vidence of a tangible nature being produced igainst them, the parties were discharged at hree quarters past eleven o'clock. The Court room was much crowded during he examination, and when it closed the Geneail and his Aid were escorted to their lodgings jy a large number of citizens amidst the most mthusiastic cheering. On arriving at the IIo:el, Gen. Lopez made a speech, in which he asserted his unalterable determination to prosecute his present purpose (the emancipation of L'uba) at all risks. He is a man of pleasing ippearance, and decidedly intelligent He left it seven o'clock this morning for Mobile. pmmm* NEWS FOR T1IE SICK. Wiiitesvii.i.k. N. Y. July 10, 1848. iM*. Sktii W. FowlK: Dear Sir?It is with pleimurc I rile you thi* certificate. suiting mv experience in the line if Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. In November ast 1 wan taken with a severe cough. My lunga were nurli aflected, *o much thnt it win w ith difficnliy thai I ;ouhl breathe. Hearing of your Unlearn, I procured and ook part of one Imttle ; and in my tuter astonishment, mv ting* wvre freed and nnd my cough cured. I am happy to ecommend thi* Bulsatn of Wild Cherry to the public an ine of the best medicine* for coughs and cold* I ever used. Wm. SWIFT. N. B. Remember it is Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild 'Iherry, with the signature of I BI TTS on the wrapper, hat performs such cures. None Genuine unless signed I BDTTS on the wrapper. ?old in Camden by JAMES K. McKAIN. Wholesale hyi P. M. Cohen & Co.. Charleston, and by Druggist* general y uiruiignoui me ciaie. Copied from the Louisville Journal. ??7" Consumption is a disease which is carrying ts victims to the tombs by thousand, without being arrested in its progress by the medicines in :oinmon use at Ihe present time. But a bright day is coming, and has conn?to successfully arrest [his disease. Dr. Rodgers' Liverwort and Tar, aot only gives immediate relief in coughs and :olds, but lroin the ttstimony, has ihe merit of making some very remarkable cures ofconsumption. Improvements in the treatment of diseases are Ltnward, and nothing can arrest its spirit in the present age. It may be obtained at James R. McKain's Drug e r kjiyic* voiuurin V. 55?7~ See advertisement in anoilier column. CAMOEN PRICES CURRENT. Bajtrjfin;;, per yd. 18 to Lard, lit 8 to 10 Bale Hope lb to 12 l.end, lb 0 to 7 Bac?n, lb fit to 7 Molasses, grail 31 to 40 Butter, lb 12 to 18 JVIarkarel, bid 8 to 12 Brandy, gnll 28 to 35 i Nails, lb 6 to 8 Beeswax, lb 18 to 22 Onte, sheaf, cwt 50 Beef, lb 4 ! 6 Peas, bushel C5 Cheese, lb 12 15 Potatoes, sweet, bti 50 Cotton, lb JOt to 12 Irish bn 75 Corn, bushel 70 to 75 Rye, bushel 75. to 87 Hour, hhl fi to 01 Rice. bushel 3 to 4 Fodder, cwt 95 to 100 Sncmr, lb 7 to 14 Hides, dry lb 8 to 9 Salt, sack 1) Iron, lb 5 to 61 shot. bng 11 Lime, bbl 2 to SliTobneca, lb 10 to 75 leather, sole, lh 18 to 22 I Wheat, bush 90 CONSIGNEES PER RAILROAD. S. & E., Dr. J. McCan, S. B. Emmons, II. B. Groner, J. Worthington, J. Crockett, R. ??? King & Sou, H. L. 6c Sou, Planter's Hotel, A. H. MbsS A; co., E.Terris 6c C., J. Rosser, j. McEwen. R. Reid, G. D. Beckham, C. M. Wienges, C. F. Caroenter. Workman di B., W. H. Fisher, W. P. McFaddon, Moore As B., W. Robinson, J. Wilson, J. P. Henderson, J. M. Hunter, J. WincofT & co., J. Newman, M. 6c A., D. & co., W. J. Taylor, H. Pate. J. Adams, J. T. Wade, Est. P. McRa, W. E. White, A. M. & R. Kennedy, H. B. 6c L. S. Williams, R. W. Moore 6c Co., Col. J. Chcsnut, Jr., J. P. C. Massey, T. W. Pegues, C. J. Shannon J. F. Sutherland, L. J. Patterson, W. B. Campbell, McDowall 6c C., W. Sheelc 6c co., W. Fitchen, F. L. Zemp, J. Clarke, Dr. J. Fink, Rogers 6c S., McKain, Est. Davy, A. Burr, W. Kelly, S. B-, McLaughlin 6c G., T. Whitaker, C. Judge, J. Lonegan, no mark, Steele 6c H., J. B. F. Boone, Brem 6c A., A. E. Allen, J. D. McEl wain, IN. M., Jb. vv. Honney, a. iNetties, J. vv. Stockton H. Piatt & co., J. C. McKcnna, Carsou & R. Sale of Wines, Liquors, &c. ON MONDAY nexi, the3<1 oi June, 1 will sell at Public Auction, the entire stock of well selected WINES and LIQUORS, together with the PAR FIXTURES, &c., belonging to Jas. C. McKenna, at "Our House." consisting of Wines and Liquors of various kinds Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses Beer Pumps, &o. &o. One Billiard Table, Balls, &c. Two Bagatelle do do do Household and Kitchen Furniture Cows and Calves, Horses, Saddles and Bridles With a great variety other articles. also 10 baskets superior CHAMPAIGN also 25 demijohns No I old MADEIRA WINE Terms at sale. F. ROOT, Auctioneer. May 93. . 42 2t STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM the .Subscriber, on .Sunday evening last, a small hay MULE, about 8 years old, considerably marked with the gears, and I believe branded on one hip; no other marks recollected. I will pay a reasonable reward for his delivery to me in Camden, or for such information as will lead to his re overy. A. E. ALLEN. May 2H, 1850. 42 tf:w W. H. R. WORKMAN, ?.2 ajiw, CAMDEN, S. C? (Office immediately in rear of the Conrt House,) WILL atteud lhe Courts ot Darlington and Suintcr Districts* Business entrusted to him will meet with prompt and rareful attention. May 23, 1850. 42 ly WHO WANTS BRICKMI TMIE Subscriber has a splendid lot of HARD X DR1KS for sale ?ready for delivery. J. F. SUTHERLAND. May 28, 18o0. 42 tf South Carol iua?Rerwliaw District. By John R Joy, Ordinary for said District. WHI ERE AS, Mrs. Celia Lockhart applied to mc for Letters of Administration on all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Joseph Lockhart, late of tl e District aforesaid, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of the sa d deceased, to be and appear .hcJore me at. n?r n?o Ordinary's Court lor the saidDistrict, to be holden at Kershaw Court House on the 11th day of June next, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 27th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight 1 hundred and* tilty, and in the seventy-fourth year of American independence. JUlJtN" R. JOY. O. K. D. May 28,1850. 42 Ladies, look at this. IPa IKS oi Ladies Gaiter Boom of every TuU description, oI the best Philadelphia and Eastern ma mi la dure*, at very low prices 00 pairs white Kid and Satin Slips ? also Black Slippers and Walking Shoes, of every description Misses'Gaiter Boots, black and colored, cloth and leather Gentlemen's Department. Fine pump and thick Boole, Philadelphia do do do Bootees, do do do Congress Gaiters, calf and cloth do velvet and goal Slipped And many other qualities of Boots and Shoes, too numerous to mention, sewed and pegged. (T7"We are also manufacturing tine Shoes and Boots to order, and warrant tiiein to give entire satisfaction. Call and see. at WORKMAN & BOONE'S. April 23. 22 tf The People's Store! NEW supply ot Raisins, Almonds, Currants, Figs in quarter and halt drums, Prunes, Brazil, Pecan and English Walnuts, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, cf*c., West India Preserves, Pickles, Catsups and Sauces, Gunpowder, livson and Black Teas. Alho?A magnificent assortment of CANDIES. Also?A fresh supply of Family Groceries, Consisting of Sugars, brown, crushed and loaf Coffees, Rio and Java; Rice. Molasses ami Salt Always?A supply of W. 1. FRUIT on hand. For sale low tor cash, by MOORE d- BELCHER. may 7 3G tf Dress Goods. THE subscribers have just received from New York, and are now opening iheir Spring and Summer supply, consisting in pari, of? Plain, Metalline, Broche and Primed Barnge Priut'd Marquise, Tyroleinne, Alborineand Floride Black MouHseiin de Lain, Barage and Silk Tissuo Paris printed Jaconet and Organdi Muslins Fancy and mourning Ginghams (small check) Paris, American and Engiisb Prints r.Iso?An elegant assortment of Ivorv and Pa. per Fans. Mc DO WALL &. COOPEIL April 1. tf Lava Ware. TIIP. subscriber has received Card Baskets, Plates, Baskets, Candlesticks, Pitchers, Sic., made of Lava, all neat and handsome articles ? Also, China Cups and Saucers, China Colognes, Glass Baskets, Toy Tumblers, Pitchers and Basons, Lemonde Glasses, China Flower Pots, China Doll Heads, Tool Chests, Large Porte monnies. backgammon boards, dice, miniature knives, China Puff Boxes, with a large variety of Toys and Fancy Goods, all for sale by F. L. ZEMP. April 10, 31 Executive Department. . THE MEDALS prepared by direction of the Legislature, for the surviving members of the PALMETTO REGIMENT, being ready for distribution,?the OFFICERS and PRIVATES are requested to present t eir names as early as possible, to the Captains, cr commanding Officers of companies, who will thereon rpport to the Governor. B. T. WATTS, Sec'y. Bank of Camden S. C. ALL renewal notes offered at this Hank, during months of June and July proximo, must have the original signature of the makers, securities and endorsers. Notes falling due will not be renewed with tha signature of agents of the parties. By order of the Board VV. J. GRANT, Cash'r. _ May 21 40 iw3t Removal. THOS. BONNELL & CO. have recently removed to the Stand lately occupied by J. Meyer, one door helow Dr. Zemp's Drug Store, where they will continue to keep a .veil assorted Stock of Groceries and other Goods? such as Stnrars, Coflee, Tea, Salt. Molasses, Mackerel, Salmon, Flour, Rice. Underwood's Pickles, Ketchups. Syrups, preserved fruits, fine gold leaf i'egars. Iron of all descriptions, Cast, German and Blister Steel, Hoes, Bagging and Kope. Bro., blea'd and col. domestics, prints, m 11 a I i r>? uirirrlmmu f'riwlapv Ajn ivhir?li tli^v rtfllir fttranl* on reasonable terms. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Camden, 18th April. 1850. 31 Estate Sale. BY order of James II. Witherspoon. Ordinary, will be solo on the 6th of June, 1850, at the residence of R. O P. Stewart, Esq., deceased, in the village of Lancaster, his whole personal Estate, (except the negroes,) consisting of a variety of new and valuable household furniture ; such as. Beds and Bedsteads, Mahogany Sofa, and Tables, Chairs, Bureaus and Wardrobes, Car|iets, Crockery and Glassware ; also a Barouche and Harness, pair Match Mares, Cattle, one good two Horse wagon and gears, corn and fodder, one fine sword, pair Epauletta, Uniform, and Horse Trappings. Also a well-selected Library of Law and other Books, a catalogue of which will be furnished at the sale, office furniture. Law and Magistrate's Blanks, together with many other article* of ,-alue. The Negroes will he hired, and the house and lot rented for the remainder of the year, on the same day. Tkrms:?A credit of nine months with interest, purcluwers to give note with approved security. MARGERKT J. STEWART, May 21?41J Administratrix. HOKTGAttE SALE. I WILL suil, on lh? second Monday in June next, before the Court House door in Camden, one negro fellow, to foreclose a mortgage. Terms at sale. THO. J. WARREN, Agent inay 24. 41 ts Ten Dollars Reward. STOLEN or strayed from the subscriber about the first instant, a dark bay mare, about 15 hands high: six years old, carries her head very high, her oars inclining to hang down ; she has a small star in her face, as well as I recollect, but I am not certain; she is very long between the hip bone and ribs; black inane and tail. Said mare was raised in Kershaw District. Any person taking her up and delivering her to me, twelve miles above Lancaster Court House, shall receive the above reward. Any information will be thankfully received. WILLIAM CROW. vrmvif i'lrt* Ju 1 cautionT i ALL persona are hereby cautioned against tradin?f with my wile Klizibeth, or trusting her en my account. J will pay no debt contracted by her or any other person, without a written order from me. JUIIN C. MARSHALL. May SO. I85Q 40 tf BKST Five-qnnrter India Mailing?also a sett of Silver Mounted Carriage Harness, for sale by K. VV. DONNEY. A/ay 31, 18")0_ 40 tf_ In Lquity-Lancaiiter District. Cyrus A. Allen and wile, vs. James M. Richard* sonet a!.Bill to subrogate account and relief. IT appearing to my satisfaction that James M. Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Richardson, Joseph B Klingle and wife, Margaret and Vary Alien, Defendants in the above case, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered on motion of VV. A. Moore Soi'r for complainants, that | the said defendants do app- ar and plead, answer j or demur to the bill in above case on or before the | 31st day of August lb")0, otherwise judgement | pro confesso, will be ordered againsteaclt and all I of them. J. H. WITIIKKSPOON, e. e. l. d. Coin'rs Office, May, 8th 1800.40 low Gentlemen's Spring and Summer Goods, i Black, brown, green and lawn colored Summer | Cloths Plain and figured Drap D'ete Black and fancy French summer Cassimercs Fancy French and English Drills White and brown plain and canvass Drills White and fancy Marseilles Veslings An elegant assortment of summer Cravats Ready-made Shirts, a great variety Silk, cotton and merino Undershirts and Drawers A small invoice of Cuats and Vests, made ex- j pressly to order by a New York city Tailor. Just opened and for sale low, by mo do wall & cooper. A large variety of Goods, suited for Boy's dress and every day wear. Aril 12. Summer Cloths, Cassimercs,} Hats, See. AM & K. KENNEDY are jut-t receiving a very handsome stock of French Cloths, ve. ry low; also: Cassimeres, Linen Drills, Vestinge, Cravats, ccllon and linen Underclothing, (stoves, half Hose, fire. Panama, Leghorn and Fur Flats Fashionable black and white do An assortment of boy's do Also?A very large stock of Keady-made Clothing, in Coats, Vests and l'ants The above stock is very large and complete, and cheaper than ever. They solicit a call from their friends and customers generally. April 2. 20 tf Bacon! Bacon!! Bacon!!! milt' . .U.pll.op tin a /in l.on/1 I 4A AAA llic 1 superior B AOON and a corresponding quanl ity of LA ill), in the lot there is nearly 1200 fine Hams, any person wishing to purchase might lint) it to their advantage to call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made accommodating. An extensive and well assorted slock of other articles in the grocery line, comprising all the necessaries of subsistence, togeibcr with fifty thouaand best Cuba filed Florida Scgars. II. IJOLLEYMAN. April 2, 1850. 29 tf SPRING GOODS. THtf jSubscfibers -beg to call the atttwitfrth of their friends and the public generally to their stock of fancy and domestic goiide, suitable /or the season, which they are just receiving, Having been carefully selected in the New York market, they are enabled to sell them without any advance on last fall's prices. On inspection, the stock will be found very complete.' ltxonsisth of? D?ESS 00?S.. : Barege??plain, printed and changeable; Grenadines, Alborines, and Tissues; printed Lawns, Organdies, and Jaconets; embroidered Swiss Dresses; Gordon and Ea-lston Ginghams; English and American print?, &c. . LACES. Sewed and Thread Edgings and Inserting?, in great variety ; collars and chemisettes of all descriptions ; Lace Capes, ij-c.; Gloves, Mitts, Ribbons, &c. DOMESTICS. Bleached and brown Homespuns, all widths and n i ni! _ I i? ii_ /\ m. i* qualities; jjea i icks, Marseilles Hums, linen and cotton sheetings; Family Linens, Diapers, if*c.; Willi a large assortment of goods suitable for servants' wear. The whole of which will be digposed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or to punctual customers. A. M. &. R. KENNEDY. April 2 26 tf WHOSE STORE IS THAT 0PP0SITE~ THE POST OFFICE ! IT is ELIAS & KOOPAIAN'S, who will self Fancy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Grm eries, and all sorts of Merchandize cheaper 'han can be found elsewhere in. this market. We return our hearty thanks to customers who have so liberally patronized us, and beg a continuance of their favors- Our Stock is new and well selected. ELIAS cf- KOOI'MAN. April 19. 31 Valuable Plantation For Sale. rpilE subscriber offers for sale his plantation, JL situated in unesterneiu metric!, s. ? ana on the cast side of Big Lynch's Creek, containing One Thousand Acres. Said plantation is thirty miles from Camden, and thirty-two from Cheraw. On the premises area good Grist Mill, Cotton Gin, Packing Screw and Boulting Machine, .nil newly rebuilt. The Farm is in. a state of repair not surpassed by any in this section of country, and is adapted to the culture of corn, cotton, wheat and oats. The Milt and Gin are situated on the creek above named, on a foundation of slate rock and have a never failing supply of water. There is also a considerable quantity of good land, uncleared, and many excellent springs. Also, a comfortable Dwelling House, and other buildings, such as are necessary, and are always found on well conducted farms. The tf ins will he accommodating. Any peison wishing to examine the premises, with the view o purchtising, will be waited on with pleasure. JOHN b'AtKI.V. May 10 tit Notice. ALL persona having demands against the Estate of E. VV. J. McCoy, are requested to hand tbem in duly attested, within the time prescribed by law ; and those indebted to said Estate are required to make immediate payment. B. McCOY, Administrator. May 15, 1850. 39 4t BRICKS. THE Subscriber would refer those who may desire BRICKS, to Mr. Nathan B. Arrants. who will give any information as to quality and price, and will see to the delivery of them. ' WM. .1 - TA YLQ-IL-^ Branch oi the Bank of !he Slate of So. at Camden. i It. PC.iina intAndpd for renewals at this Bank J\. in the month of June and July must he in the original signatures of tiie makers and endorser?. D. L. L)eSA USSURIC, Cashier. May 6 lid tf MASONIC HALL CLOTHING STORE, 208 King-street, corner of Wentwortli, CHARLESTON, S. C. \\T A. KENT Si MITCHELL are now reTT ceiving their usual supply of Spring and Summer Clothing, to which tliey would invite theattention of pureh sere. They keep constantly on. hand, a full and complete stock of Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will, at all times lind a full stock of English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Medium and low pneeu 1.10111 ?j? Pants, of all descriptions, And a lull stork ot Vests. They would invite attention to their stoftlc of Outfitting articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats,. Under Garments, Hosiery, Glomes, Suspenders,. Dressing Gowns, &c. <^c All of the above Goods will be sold at the low. est prices. \V. A. KRNT cf- MITCHELL, ! 208 King-st. cor. Wentworth: April 12. . 20 tf \i;w Confectionery and Grocery Store. ,r?~ <>f ili<> Po<il Office, | J If V A/VVt.1 i?V? >-- ? rpHK subscriber would inform the public that L lie h s taken tha store formerly occupied bv Mrs. II. II. Sizer, where bo will keep constantly on hand an assortment of Candies and Preserves: Segars Wines and Pickles; Lemon Jiyrup Sugar, Coffee and Lard; Candles, .SoapsMolasses, Spice, Pepper, Coperas &.o. And a good ass. 'meitt of Crockery and Tin Ware. All of which lie will sell low for cash. Purchasers will do well to give him a call before buying elsewhere. L. L. PELTIER, may ti. 3G If gPf-fc-S Ofticc S. C. Ilailroad Company, i Charleston, March ?1, 1S50. \ B\ Resolution of the Hoard *>t Directors of Utis Company, the remaining Instalmentsyotdue I on the stock will be called for as follows, viz I I .... 1-Ul/, JU1IC A | poi VIIM.V, - " A ujjf. 1, " " 5 " Nov. 1, " " 5 1451. Jan. 1. " 10 Payments of Installments as above from the j Camden anil Columbia Stockholders will be received at.the Bank of Camden, at Camden, and (ho Commercial Bank Columbia. And interest at tho rate ofti per cent, will be allowed on ail payments made in advance of these dales. \V. U. 11 ART LESS, Secretary. April 5 '-17 tJ I | Iced Soda Water from the Fountain.. A LSD Charleston bottled Soda Water, may be had i hrougli the summer season at I M aAI.VS DRUG STORE.