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*T<L_ ?I ?<rn;n rlofanf. I ntJ Drinsu iTiiuiati j uavr ucuii <?^4?iu \iv?v??? ed in Parliament, but the debates present nothing of general interest. The President of the French Republic, in his recent tour through the provinces, has been well received. M. Thiers has left Paris on a visit to Louis Philippe in England. He was well received at the Court of St. James. It is said his visit is connected with important political changes in l i ... .-^4.? m. 'contemplation, ue nan an unei-vicw mu. President previous to his leaving France. The Continent remains quiet, and there is no political news of importance. Liverpool Cotton Market..?Tho quotations are for middling, 6 7-8 a 7d. Fair and good qualities are in demand for export. Upland and Mobile, fair, 7 3-8; and fair Orleans, 7 5-8. New York, June '25.?The Cotton Market 'to-day was unchanged?the sales amounting to "2,000 bales, at 12 5-8 for middling uplands, and 12 3-4 for middling Orleans. Flour and grain ;are unchanged, Rice is firm. Groceries and iprovisious unchanged. Sales 150 hhds. Ken'tucky tobacco at 7 1-2 a 8 1-4. 1 New York, June '20.?The steamer's news las had an unfavorable effect upon the cotton fcnarket, and prices are teuding downward.? "There is a moderate business doing in flour, ?i --i-.-- ....otnnmMl Provisions are firm. flUil {JHUCdmc uiiv/imngvut ? - ? ? ? Mess pork, 810,75. Sugar, Molasses, ami Coffee are dull. Rice is in active demand for -export Stocks are improving. A Fair Infrrbncb.?Suppose a slaveholder from the South should go to Massachusetts and establish a newspaper, through the medium of which he should constancy defend the institution of slavery, and denouuee the abolitionists as disunionists, and enemies to their countiy?would not the inference be fair, that he was incited, encouraged, unci aided m nis worn by Lis slaveholding friends ? We think so.? Should uot a similar inference he drawn from the conduct of Northern men who come South, set up a paper and oppose slavery as far as they are allowed by law, and denounce the slaveholders who are not willing to submit to abolition dictation, as disuuionists and enemies to their country? We think so.?Cher aw Gazette. DIED?On the 20th inst, in Washington, D. C., CoL John* Caktkb, formerly a resident of this place, and was once our Representative in pongress from this Congressional District Cut from the Cincinnati Globe. Physician* pnrccibc Dr. Rogers'* Liverwort and Tar In the last stages and ni"*t hopeless cases of Consumption. After all Other medicine* have failed, as it has proved itself to lie the most extraordinary medical aid in citrine that disease. Now this medicine is as valuable in the incipient stagw, snch as Cough, Colds &c. Ax., when the Lungs are not too far gone before ulceration takes place. It is seldom or ever known to fail in breaking up the most distressing Coogh or Cold in a f w hours time, if tli? directions are strictly followed.?The genuine Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar, which makes so many wonderful cures, can be obtained at JAMES R. McKAlN'S, Camden. S. C. See advertisement in another column. .I,: - CAMOfcN PRICES CURRENT. rggr Bagging, per vd. 18 to Lard, lb 8 to 10 Bale Rope lb to 12 Ivad, lh G to 7 Bacon, Ih 61 to 7 >loIass<?s, gall 31 to 10 Bnuer, If) Is to 19 j.nacunrwi, um a to is Hrandy, gall 23 to 35 iNai!*, lb 6 to 8 Beeswax, lb 13 to 2*2 Oat*, sheaf. ctvt 5') -Beef, in 4 to fi jPeas. bushel 6* Cheeee, lb 12 15 I Potatoes, sweet. bu 5i) 'Cotton, lb 10 to It Irish bu 75 Corn, hnsitel 80 to 85 live, bushel 75 to S7 Flottr, hhi ft u> 61; Rico. bushel 3 to 1 Fort iter, cwt95 to 100 Sucar, lb 7. toll Hides, dry lb 8 to 8 ISnlt, "nek Iron, lb 5 to 6i shot. bat? 11 4>imc, .. bbl 2 to 2i|Tohn?r?, lb 10 U>75 Leather, solo, lb 13 to*2t (Wheat, bush W DOUGLASS NISBET7 COMMISSION & GENERAL FORWARDING AGENT. Boyce.Sf {Co.** Wh:irf, Charles .'or, S. C. All iMtoK.itsJ u: ;u t ?i.. xxu guuua cunuftiru iu um cure win i?n |iruiii|ni) attended to and forwarded with despatch. References.?James K. Douglas, A. Young, Camden: John Kirkpatrick, Roht Mure, Paul & Brown. Aiex. Gordon, Charleston. Charleston, 24th June, 1850, 51 Attention Beat Ifo. 2. COMPANY ORDERS NO. YOU are hereby ordered tq parade at your rendezvous on Saturday the 6th of July next, fX 10 o'clock A. M., precisely. By Order of Capt. S. J. YOUNG. L. A. AUSTIN, I). S. Camden, June 23,1850. 51 ^t THE following resolution wa?PLlopted by tho Bridge Company, at a meeting held on the AA.L ? Ia " zom uii. Resolved, That iho assessments for the year 1849, stand for 1850, so far as stockholders holding five shares or over are concerned, and th tall other persons pay as they go, and may return free the same day. J. C. WEST, Sec'y. January 1850. if "Jkyf"R. AARON BURR having relinquished his 1V1 Agency for me, Thereby appoint Col. J. B. Kershaw as my representative in my absence.?, Those indebted tp me, by note or account, are requested to call on him and moke mvment. c. m Breaker. Camden, &ne 25', 1850. IJ Just Received. A SPLENDID a assortment of preserved Ginger, Plume, Quince*, Limes, &r. Prunes in .Jars, Raisins, Almonds, Currants, Pickles, Cat.sups, Sauces, Sainton, Lobsters tf-c. Also?A fresh supply of GROCERIES, low -for cash. MOORE BELCHER. _ ______ AN application was mad to the Town Council of Camden, by Mr. James J. Dunlan praying <Council to grant him a Brliiard License to keep a Milliard Table in the old Baptist Church, on the corner of York and Market streets, in the town of vCamden. Recommended, by J. W. Cantey, E. A. Salmond, Thos. E. Shannon, Samuel Benson, W. A. Ancrum, McKa Brevard, T. E. Haile iC. Haile, L. C. Adarnson and F. Root. 11. W. BALLARD, Town Recorder. June !:!. 1850. 14 47 11 a n u a r n iU lUAUfi I WILL on thft first Monday in July next, bstbru the Court House door, in Camden, bo4\veen tho legal hours of sale, one NEGRO BOY, . to foreclose a Deed of Mortgage executed by Jajnoo P. Dickinson to VVm. Arrants, Administrator, Terms cash; purchaser to nay for papers. TjHQS. J. WARREN, Agent, June 14, 18?0. [$2] fds . -....A, Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of IVrit6 of Fi. Fa, to me directed, I will sell, on the first Monday in July next, and tl e day following, if necessary, being the first and second days of said month, before the court house door in Camden? Two Mules; levied upon and to be 6old as the property of D. H Robison, at the suit of N. II. McClelland, assignee, vs. (J. E.Sloan et al. also ; The entire Slo; k in Trade ot the defendant, consisting of Boots, Shoes, Ilats, Caps, Bonnets, Sparables and Tacks, Caif Skins, Leather, Carpet Bags, Pasteboard Boxes, Store Fixtures, &c., levied upon and to be sold as the properly of J. S. McCaddon, at the suit of John Daly. The stock of Goods to he sold at the store lately occupied by I lie defendant. Terms cash. TIIO. J. WARREN, S. K. D June 13. 47 td Branch of the Bank of the .State of So. C., atC'uiuricii. A I-L Notes intended for renewals at this Bank J\. in the month of June and July must be in the original signatures of the makers and endorsers. D. L. DeSAUSSURE, Cashier. A/ay G 30 tf Auction. THE remainder of the Stock of J. C. McKenna will be sold on the first Monday in July next; consisting in part of, Wines, Liquors of all kinds. Segars, Pickles, Candies, Ale, Prrtcr. Champaign Wine, Pickled Oysters and Lobsters,&c. F. HOOT, Auctioneer.June 25. 50 Adi)iiui?tr:itorV< Notice. A LL persons having demands against John j.V Prince, deceased, late of this District, are rel 1 .1 quesieu IU Ucilltl Ultnu ill um> auu 111 uoo indebted are hereby notified that immediate payment is required. J. D. MURRAY, may 24?41?tf] Administrator. New Music. MR. OATES would respectfully incite the attention of the public. generally, to his select catalogue of musical publications, the copy-rights of which have been secured from the Composers. Anna Bishop's Grand March, founded on Bellini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Alt! don't mingle in La Somnambula,' and introducing the new variation, composed by Brlini, [never before pub fished and the property of Bochsa.] Embellished with a correct likeness of Madame Bishop, in .1 1 ..e a ...:? a ???i < ?. I lit; Ull'll ft' i Ci "i .Turiiri, miuii^v?t i\ji iiiq i iuiiu Forte by N. C. Bor.hsa. Trice 374 rents. Une nuit dins les Tropiques. A night in the Tropies. A Reve* ie, on a motive from Le Desert, by Fclirien David. Composed by Maurice Strakosch. 37? rents. Grand Polka Ftnastiquo: composed by the late eminent Guitarist, Vincont A. Schmidt, author of the 'Retreat.' Arranged for the Piano Forte by Miss Adolc Kolinstock. 25 cents. Sunny-^ide Waltz: embellished vvitli a beautiful and correct view of Sunnyside. the resilience of Waslrnprton Irving; composed by Henry T. Oatiw. 25 cts. yluld Lang Syne Polka; by Francis Rzilia. tiocts. 3'ary Plane Polka. 2~> cents. LaFillede Regiment Polka; introducing the air 'Siluta la France.' 25 cents, Peve (I'Anii.nr l'olk i. '2ii cents. Yankee Doodle Polka. ii9 rmitH. Frederick William'* Garden I'olka. 25c. Second Susannah Po'ka. 25c. Home. S.veot Home, Polka, [beautiful] 25c. Last Rose of .Summer I'olka [very popular.] 25c. I/>ve not Polka. R/.iha. 25-. Celebrated Linda Po!k\ Introducing ' Ah ! would the liappv day was near.' 25c Charleston Quadril os; hy F. WiKilcott. JIT.'c. Despairing Mary, a heautifiii Ballad, composed by the late distinguished vocalist, lohn Wilson. 25 (Olll K, Kenwee Waltzes.- in 2 Nos.; Iiy ;i lady of &<iu'h Carolina. 50 rents oac.li. Palmetto Rejiment Qoick Stop; eiiihe'lixhed with a correct represent.it mil of the New Military I jail, Charleston; by Henry T. Oates. 25c. Southerner Quickstep; embellished withaco rort representation of Steamship Southerner; by JI. T. Oates, 25c. Jasper Guards March;?Composed by a lady of South Car dina. 25c. Lucy Lony Polka, Sicyerinarki*che 25c. Carnival of Voriice PolLa (very popular.) 25c. Sieyeruiarkisclie Favorite Polka 25c. Also all the IScvv Music received hy express from the | rineipul publishers in the United States. %*A liberal discount made to dealers, Schools and Seminaries. Orders for these publications must be sont to KEOKUK DATES. J.'H and 2of> King-street, (at the bend,) (Charleston. June '<!). 51) AmnTwinn TTWSTAT Tvrwi\rr AAJkW * M j. 4MJW i A OK NEW SUMMER GOODS!! 'IMIK Subscriber has just opened a handsome r.ddition to his already la rye and varied as sorLniout of SUMMER DRV (iOODS, of wliic the following articles form a portion : LADIES' DEPAUTNEAT. White spotted muslins lor Dresses Piaid Swiss muslins (an elegant article) Printed muslins in every yarietv of price andnlyle I'lut.. u-l.ilo Infiinal o i./I L-'.l Mourning and fancy calicoes; Grass Skirls L<ce Capes, tmisiin collars, and clicniisciles Muslii. cuffs ol llio newest fashion Infants' Frock Bodies Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings Laces ol every kind. A large assortment of New Bonnets for Ladies and Misses, l\ ireMi supply oi piain anu nincy rinnons Hosiery of every description A prolusion of Fans and ditto of {Sunshades and Parasols Barege shawls and mantles Black and white sewing sdk mitts Gloves of all sorts and sizes Linen cambtiu handkerchiefs at 10c. and others with an upward tendency GENT LE.1I I'LVS 1>I: I? A RTiHEX T. Ready-made coats, pants ana vests, all sizes Handsome black alpacca coats at $'2 75. Boys' coats, assorted sizes Panama, Leghorn, and douhle-briiniucd straw hats Black Drap IPEte for coats Figured ditto for Pants Summer coatings and Vestings lJress Shirts, Drawers arid suspenders Handkerchiefs, cravats, &.c. AH new ant, attractive, ami guarantied as low as thev can be found in am/ market. in kcella K I:OI;S. Pavilion, Gau.se, and 10-4 Nett for the Mosquito season, Irish Linens : nd Scotch Diaper, English long cloths, bleached and hr. sheetings Homespun and Domestic Goodtfof every descrip* tion still offered at las/, rummer's prices at WlLSOiYrf PALMETTO STORE, May J7 M - tf ?< . _ ~~ SONS W: TEMPSR^ilTOS. lVaterce Division No. 9. The regular meei ingot this Divsion will be held on Thursday evening, at Odil Fellow's Hall at 8 o'clock, liy order of the W. I\ W. If. R; WORKMAN. R. S. Ho cOo cuo HTjo Kershaw Lodge.Number 9 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will beheld at their new Hall on Friday evening next,at 7 o'clock. By order of the N. G. II. C. WF.LLIIAITSEN, Secretary. CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER 1. The regular meeting of this Section will he held at their [lull on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock By order of the \V P. P. VJLLEPIGUE, See'y. iV'otice. CATAWBA SECTION. No. ?. Cadets of Temperance?This Section wil! hold its regular meetings every Monday night at eight o'cloc.i. C. Q. C. ADAMS, Sec'y. Lancasterville, June 3d, 18A0. 40 IVotlce. The Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Division, No.30, Sons of Temperance, arp held every Satur day evening, at 8 o'clock. It. L. CRAWFORD, It. S. For Sale. THAT house on broad street at present occupied by John Ingram, as a storehouse and dwelling, for particulars apply to JAMES McEWEN June 18, 48 tf JUST received Soul hern Corn Sfipllers, Patent Catting Knives, and Wheat Cradles, by June 18 E. W. BONNEY. ttUN AWAY FROM the subscrijcr about ti e first of February last, his negro bov BRUTUS, about 18 or 20 years of age, stout built, about five feet ten inches high, very black, and a likely fellow. I suppose lie is lurking about the neighborhood of Liberty Hill, where his mother lives. A liberal? very liberal reward will bp paid for his apprehension and delivery to me, 12 miles above Camden, or for bis confinement in the jail at Camden. W. R. YOUNG. June 18, 1850. 48 vv3t Wanted. m in fTPLir nrnf/uun : wr nr . i.A. A> v I J VjTj\j *> in m M i iiiiii ?i ii^uii iriiinci. i\y ply at this Ollice. June 14. FOBt SALi:. A NEGRO Man and his Wife. Apply to JAMES McEVVEN. June 14 47 tf WHOSE STORE IS THAT OPPOSITE" THE POST OFFICE? IT is ELIAS & KOOI'M AN'S, wlio will sell Fancy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Gro< eries, and all sorts of Merchandize cheaper 'han can lie found elsewhere in this market. We return our hearty thanks to customers who have so liberally patronized us, and ho?r a continuance of their favors* Our Stuck is new and well selected. EUAS cV* KOOI'MAN. April 10 SI Head Quarters, ?f !.WV; h .. 'i d :.j 5j i ' ft1 jf* -ri Vi 'ir J".\ -? '-j V, f- ?: ; >?' ^ ; " V; CtiAHi.ixrov, 1st June, 1850. oui)i:u no. _ r|^llK |ii|l<i\vi:ij rofiiiuMii-; will |.:irs:.|p f.'r review iinil .1 ilrili :it ill- liin-M ami u ;-s oilimiii;. \iz: Tlif "'Jill nnil i'uli n-'iui ,.n of infantry m Wintu'liuro*, on S:itnrila\ lli V't'i ilMnl*. next. The fitli r"-iiiieui ?>f< :n \o'l-njem !!!< .<iii Tij.iwliiy (tie 'SM of July. I'ii- Vll.'i i|it I i -yini n:s of infantry i.i i'liretervllle. on Thuryilny tli<* Si?>li of July. The liiih rt'-iin-iu of infantry at or near FTlieiiezer, un lUHSIIiiy I IK* .Will <)! .?111 V. The 3tth regiment <?f inlniitry at Vorkville, on Thnrs lav the l?t day of AiijmixI. The 3?tli regiment of infantry at Wilkin*', on Monday lie fit It of August. The 35th regiment ai or near I'nionville, on Thursday the tJlh of Auyrnai, Thu'Jill regiment of csudrv near (derm's tyring*, on Saturday the 10th of August. The .'With regiment of infantry at Tintinous' old field, on Saturday the 17th of August. The '15th regiment of infantry at tlm llurtit Factory n Tuesday the 2t)lh of August. The ilot regiment ot infantry at Park's Old Field, on Thursday the Sj'id of August. "i"lie -lOlh regiment ol luliiuiry :it uoyu s, oii o.ituruay the 24th of A iiu ii>*t The lOlh regiment of cavalry lit .Martin's, or their regi mental parade ground. on Tuesday the ?T?li of August. _ The 3Stli regiment of infantry at or near Keller's Did Field.on Thursday the 2'Jtli of August. The 39th regiment of infantry at or near KufT's Moan, tain,on Sat an lay the 31st of .August. The commissioned and non-commissioned office re will ftsseinhlo iho day previous, at their resjieclive parade grounds, (excent the 37lh regiment at Wilkins'; they will assemble on SSaturiJny the 3d of August,) for drill and in Tlie Major ( attends and Drii?mli?*r ftenernlx will, willi their Stalls, attend the review* within their iwivfive commands. The Brigadier (enterals arc charged with the extension of this order. An inspection of arms will la ho place at or before the review of each regiment. A return of all ihu regiments must lie laid hy or Itcforc the 1st of OcIoIht next. Hy order of the ('ninmandor-iii-diief. J. W. C WTO . Adj't & Itisp. rJen'l. The Charleston Courier and Mercury. the Carolinian and I'alinetto State Banner, llm Palmetto Standard, ^ orkville Miscellany, I'airlield Herald Newberry Sentinel, Spartan anil I .'in ret is t ille Herald will insert once a week .....:i ,i._ n...: untu uir ucvu ws ait- i?%i i. may 31 13 if Executive Department, Whereas the cause of Education in tfmitli Oarolina. demands a I the liirlit which intelligent and experienced minds are capable of shedding upon it, the (invcrnor, in puisuanco of what he believes to he the public wish- suj^esls to the Teachers throughout the State, the propriety of assembling at Columbia, on Friday, the 1'Jth ol July, to consider the subject o FKKK SCHOOLS, the preparation at home of Klcinoiitary and other books for the use of our Schools, the best mode ol insuring the progress of education, and other kindred matters. may l-Jlh, IdOU. 43 cowtd Piano Fortes. BEING appointed Agent of Newman & Bro's Piano Fortep, would give notice that r.ny person desirous of obtaining an instrument that will wg?r well and keep in tune, to apply to ihc undersigned, who will order immediately, and supply them, either in Mahogany or Rose Wood cases; terms moderate. On hand and in good order, two second hand Pianos, that will be sold low, in price J. B. F. BOONE, Agent of Newman & Bro. June 11. '46 IV.I2W . Confectionery and Grocery Store, Two Doors SorHi of the Posit Cfffice. ff~MlE subscriber would inform tho public,tha 1 he h o taken the store formerly orcupiod bv Mrs. II. II. Sizer, where he will keep constantly on hand an assortment of Candies and Preserves: Segars Wines and Pickles; Lemon Svrup Sugar, Coffee and l ard; Candles, .Soaps it -i i% /? o. _ w masses, opice, i upper, v^operas otc. And a good nssirtment of Crockery and Tin Ware. All of which ho will sell low for cash. Purchasers will do well to give him a call before buying elsewhere. L. L. PELTIER, may (>. 36 tf Bacon! Uncoil!! Bacon!!! THE subscriber has on hand 120,000 lbs, superior BACON and a corresponding quantity of LARD, in the lot there is nearly 1200 fine Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find 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, together with fifty thouaand best Cuba filed Florid* Segars. II. IIULLEYMAN. April 2, 1850. 26 tf Wiu<> Hot lies. AFF, W Gross, clean and new, may he had at a 'ow price, for cash, at Z. J. DeIIAY'S. May 3, 1850. 35 U_ FOR SALE. ORANGES, Lemons, Almonds and Dates, by JAMES McEWEN. June 14 47 if West India Preserves. VFRESH supplvjust received and for pale low by * M?)ORE if RELCIIER. TIISO.KIC HALL CLOTHING STORE, 2G8 King-street, corner of Wentwortb, CHARLESTON, S. C. \\f A. KENT &. MITCHELL are now retV cciving their usual supply of Spring and Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the attention of purrh. sers. They keep constantly on hand, a full and complete stock of Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will at all times find a full slock of English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Medium and low priced Cloth do Pants, of all descriptions, And a lull sin' k 01 vests. They would invite attention to their stock ot Outfitting articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Uii'lor Garments, Hosiery, Glees, Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c. ik All ot the above Goods will be sold at the lowest prices. W. A. KENT $ i\! ITCH ELL, 2tiH King-st. cor. VVentworth. April 12. 29 tf New Publications, TTGjLOGY on the Life, Character and Public : I J Services ot* the Hon. Jtlin C. Calhoun, by I the Rev. J. Coit; price 10 cents. Vol. Ord of Mrs. El let's Anecdotes of Women I of the Revolution Living Authors of England. Modern an nmpiishuients. No. 4 andI'cndenuis?1<> b" complete in suv- : ] on numbers. Home Influence?new edition l'riina Donna. I'ride and Irresolution. Slory nl* a Family, &c. A. VOUN(J. June 4, In3(). 44 tf WHO WANTS BRICKS 1 fpilE Subscriber has a splendid lot of HARD JL RK1KS fur sale?ready lor delivery. J. P. SUTHERLAND. ; .May 3*. lS-'d). 44 if In Equity?Lancaster District, John D. MrCardell et. al., vs. James lv. Douglass j et al.?Hill lor partition of the Iteai Estate of 1 James Douglass. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Thoruas A. ! Mel.'ardell, James II Mct.'ardcll, William R. J (James. .Warv A. Nisbe'. Rob't Douirlass, Zadock l\ Dmitri.).--, liflnry ('. Norton and wife Tabitlia, Jane 11. Neil, Itachael T. Nell, Hubert I). Noll, J no. ('. Nell, Nancy I ell, John Hell, Robert Me I Uvain, ami the children ot Samuel Douglass, whose names arc unknown, Delendni ts in above case, reside without the limitli of this .State?It is therefore ordered, on motion of \V. A. Moore, Solicitor for Complainants, that the said and above named Ucfeiulantsdo appearand answer, picador demur to the Rill in thi! ahove case, on or before the With of j September, ISM); otherwise, judgment pro con! fesso will lie ordered against all and each of tliem. ] JAM IIS II WITIIKKSi'OON, c. e. i. jj. Coui'rs Ollice, May JJl. ItioU. [$?] In Equity?Lancaster District. Cyrus A. Allen and wile, vs. James iM, Richard- j son et a I. Hi 11 to subrogate account and relief. IT appearing to my satisfaction that James M. j Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Richardson, Josepii R Klingle and wife, Margaret and Vary ATen, Defendants in the above case, reside without the limits of this State, it is ordered on j motion of W. A. Moore Soi'r tor complainants, that . the said defendants do app ar and plead, answer or demur to the bill in above case on or before the lilst day of August lHijO, otherwise judgement pro couh'sso, will he ordered against each and all ?fIt! WITIIKIiSPOON. i- , ? Ciiin'rs OlKcc, May, Sth 185(1.40 law In Equity-Kershaw District. James Dunlaj), ot al. vs. James K. Douglas.?13ill lur Relief antl Sale. IN pursuance of ilie order of the Court, made at June term, 1850, 1 will expose to public sale on the lirst Monday in July, prox., before the court house of this District, within the le<*al hours of sale, on a credit uitil the lirst day of January next, | nil tlmi I.(it nf l.and. with the buililincs tbcreoi. I i adjoining lots of James Duujap and Jolm Rosser, on llrood stteet, in the town of Camden, The said lot. being known in the filan of the said town as lot i\o. 730, said to have a front on J'road street of sixty-six feet, and running hack from said strrct three hundred and eighty two feet. Hornl, with approved security required. & \V M SHANNON, c, k, k- q. juuuja. i$ai id ^ Racing Subscription Office, 19 Park-Place, New-York. THE Proprietors beg to announce that they have opened classes for Sweepstakes, upon the system which has obtained a large share of sup. port in England and elsewhere, by extending as it does to the public at large, the interest otherwise felt by few in Racing Events, and enabling all, whether conversant with sporting matters or not, to participate in tho chance of gaining a LARGE SUM, by the result, at proportionably small risk! As will be seen by the subjoined scheme, the sub. scriber in class E, may for ONE DOLLAR, gaiu $5,000. The sweepstakes now open, consist of five elates lor ilie Great Yorkshire Stakes, to be run at York, (England) 23d August, 1850?164 Horses entered. First Horse, $50,(100. 2 5F i 5* ? jj? ? > 2 ? 1 _ ~ 5sB * * ? 5 3 |?? __ I _ I |___ J_ JI L'l A. 2.000 ft">U,(K};?50,000 $*23.6odj 810,OOOj $10,000 85,000 H. 2,two -J"),001 *25,000 12.5001 5,0001 5,000 2,500 C. 5,000 10,00', *25,000 1*22)001 5,000{ 5.000 2,500 1). 5,000 5.001 1*2.500 62250 2,500 2,500 12250 K. 10,000 1,00| 5.000 . 2,5M| 1,000| 1,000 500 The drawing of this Sweepstake will take place publicly on the 23d day of August, 1850, the day on which the race wi'l be run?the place and hour being first duly announced by advertisement; , when the names of all the horses entered, will be allotted amongst the subscribers in each clasB, arid on the 20th day of September next, by which time thf? rpsnlr of tho rar.p will ho known, fhp Prizpa will be distributed ; the holder of the name of the winning liorso in Class "A." receiving a prize of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, that of the second, Twenlv-Jive Thousand Dollars> &.c. &c , in accordance with the above scheme. A commission of 10 per cent to cover expenses * will be deducted on payment of all prizes. Any further information required, will be aflbrd. cd by the Secretary, Mr. William Barroll, at tho offices as above?to whom all applications for agencies and other communications are to be addressed post paid, and all remittances, either by bill or note to be made, in return for which, numbered certificates will be forwarded as directed. Lists of horses entered for the above, and alt other racei of importance may be seen, together urifh crltomoa for cyuppnatn Ltpc in f ho frtrf " l?? I WIIVIKV 1 I " UHWVJ/WI.UI1VI* III |||W Iwl UIVVUIll ^ St. Leger, &c., &c., &c. June 18, 1848 48 17t STATE AGRICULTRAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH OAHOLHT^.. THE foHowing Premiums will be awarded to the successful competitors, at the Semi.Annual Meeting, to be held at Camden on Afondaythe Hkh of July next. 1. For the best Stallion for agricultural purposes, a silver medal. 2. For the best Mare for agricultural purposes* a silver medal. 3. For ihe best native Bull over three years, a silver medal, I. ror xne ocsi native low over xnree years, a silver medal. 5. For the best Jack, bred in South Carolina, a silver medal. 6. For the Lest Mule, bred ia South Carolina, a silver medal. 7. For the best Rain adapted to our climate, a . silver medal, 8. For the best Ewe adapted to our olimate, a silver medal. 9. For the best Ram, regarding wool chiefly, a silvei medal. 10. To the successful competitor in a ploughing match, with double or single team, a silver medal. II. For the most successful and extensive ex* perimeut with lime, for three consecutive years, one ceinplete set of the Farmers' Register. 12 For the best conducted Plantation in tho District of Kershaw, a silver cup of the value, of 810. A full and detailed statement of the value and operations of the plantation to be furnished by tlio Agricultural society 01 iversnaw, or a committee of three disinterested planters of the Dis. trict. XT' Editors friendly to the cause of agricultural improvement, aro requested to give the above a lew insertions in their respective papers. THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY," 136 fircenwicli Street, I?ew York. THE Proprietors beg to call the attentiml of connoiseursin Tea, and the heads of families to the choice and rare selection of Teas imported by them, and hitherto unknown in this country, which, by their fragrance and delicacy, combined with virgin purity and strength, produce an infusion of surpassing richness and flavor. TIIE TEAS OFFERED, ARE TIIE FOLI.QVVINO; The Jcddn Bloom, a Black Tea, at $1 00 per lb. " JNiplion, do " o 75 " iMari, do " 0 50 " ?' OMM. n. a 0recti Tea, " 100 " " Too-tsiaa, do " 0 50 ' " I'sl-fi Mixtnre.arnmjionndoftlie most rn n> and choice Ten* prown on the fertile and genial coil of Asam, " 100 " With a view to cncourago the introduction of these matchless Teas, it is the intention of the proprietors to distribute by lot, among the purchasers, a quantity of Tea equal to The first years' Profits on the sales effected, Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the package, a numbered certificate, entit line him to ONE CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION!!! DCrFOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS aid out; and on the receipts amounting to ?20,000, the undermentioned parcels of Tea, to the value of ten per cent, or TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, will be iriven menu as bonuses !! ! accordintr to the I'ollovvii.ir sole : 5 Prizes of firtlhs of Tea each at SI per lb. 250lbs or $250. 2(1 " 83" " " '! 500" " 500. 50 " 10" " " " f 500 o " 500. loo " 5" " " " " 500" " 500. 250 " 1 " " " " 'r 250" " 250. 425 Prices in nil. S.OOUlbtt $2,000 These who prefer Inner priced Teas, can reccivo their prizes in proportion, or, ihey wilt be repurchased fur cash, at a deduction of 10 per cent. ,t~r fountrv mmnlri rennired. Annliraf ions to " J J "t? > " - 1? "I I _ be addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot, as above. June 7, 1*50. 45 8in Head-Quarters 22d Regiment S. 0. II. llth June, 1850 rrMITlS I WAUREN havimr been annointed I" '"" ' H I .. Adjutant of the 22d Regt. S. C. M , (vice A. (J. Buskin, resigned,) will bo obeyed and respect-, cd accordingly. Bv order of Co). '1 aylor, A. (i. BASK IN, Adjt. June II. . lni 4(3 Fine Hams, r|*^H E subscriber wishes to exchange a lot of fine. X hams for sides. II. HOKLEVMAN. may 31 43 tf Ilarri*oii'ti C olumbian Ink, IN bottles of all sir.es, for sale by iMQORE 4" BEJL.CHIJR. WILL bo kept for sale during the summer seaton,at AJcJvALN'tS DllUQ STUEE.