The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, July 12, 1850, Image 3
Public Meeting:,.
TIG ditiz ens of the Town and I'istnct are res.
pjstfully invited to meet at the Court House
01 Siturliyth e 20th inst.. at. 11 o'clock, to eonsidor
the -ictio i of the Nashville Cotlvnntion, and to
hear from oar D 3 lej/ites, who are expected on tiiar
occasion.
JA.MES OUNLAP, Intendaiit.
. July 11.
P03T OFFICE, CAHDEW, s7 b7~
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
SOUTHKR\ JIVlL, VIA. AUGUSTA, GRO.
f D At
D'.ie Daily at : : : ; < ..
Closes " : : : : <JP. 31.
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CIIA HLHSTOX.
D ne Daily, at : . : : 7 1'. 31.
Clones " : : : : : U P. 31.
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CIIEKAW, S. C.
Duo daily, at : : : : 4 A. 31.
Closes : : : : s ( 5 P. 31.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
DneMaily, at : : : : 7 P. 31.
Closes " : : : 9 P. 31.
&y V Way Bag will be kept open for the reception of
Charleston letters until the mail leaves. .
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, S. C.
Due daily, at : : ; : 7 P. 31.
Closes " : : : ?J P. 31.
s&mtuh district mails, via statkbl'rg, s. c.
"Due Daily, at : : : : 71'. M.
Closes ' : : ; : 51'. .M.
pyWnr Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily at 5 P. M.
charlotte mail, via lancaster c. ii. s. c.
Due Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday. at 3 P. 31.
Closes Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 A. 31.
york ville mail, via red hill, &LV.
Due Thursday, at : : : : 11 A 31.
Closes same day, at : : : 12 31.
kewkeuuy mail, via lonotown, &c.
Due every Tuesday, at : : . : P. 31.
Closes every Wednesday, at : . : A. 31.
lyxcuwool) mail, via tillers kerry.
Due Tuesday and Friday, : : d A. 31.
Closes same day, at : : : 5 P. 31.
j. x. (ja.mewell, p. 31.
office hocks.
Open at 8 A. 31.?Close at 1 P. 31. ojkmi at 3 P. 31
Close at 5 P. 31.. and open half hour after the arrival of the
Southern Mails in the evening
On the Sabbath, open from y to 10 A. 31., and half nrii
hour after the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
jv-s-aii fi,r rm>uiwisstoiiiicj. .No mail inaii nial-|
?-? q ter
delivered until it is paid fur.
Postage Stamps for sale.
luly f. 1850 J. N. GAMEWELL, r. M.
To all Concerned.
ILL persons against whom execution has been
^ entered for neglect ol Miliiarv and Patru! duly,
WILL TA KE NOTICE, that they are expte l
ted to SETTLE IMMEDIATELY, oilier wise tin
law will be POSITIVELY and RIGIDLY en
forced,
THO J. WARREN, Sh'lT. K.D.
July 12. 55 stvlni
Committed
TO the jail of Eershaw District, a Negro Man
who says his name is NED, and that he iie
lon^s to Jauies Reid, of this District. Said negro
is about 5 feet 7 inches high, about iJo or 40 years
of age. The owner is requested to come forward,
comply with the law and take hun away,
TUO. J. YVAKKEN, S. K. D.
July 12. 5j tt
Council Chamber, July 10, 1850.
THE Town Council will attend in the inspection
of the various Ditches and Lots in :1k
Town of Camden on ibe 25tn iust., when tlievl
... t
expect to tind them in good condition. .111 weeu?
cut down, and offensive matter removed, lliat a!,
proper precaution may be taken to preserve Use
health of the community. The attention of the
citizens is respectlully called to tins,
iiv order ot Couuc I.
L. W. BALLARD, Recorder.
Ju'y 11. 55 3t_
m A Four Horse Wagon,
WITH Harness complete, will he sold 'ow.
Apply at this Office.
South Cavoliua>?2i.crHlia\v District.
WfHEREAS Nathan Catoe has applied to on
fur Lettersof Adinintistration on all and sin
gular the Goods and Chattels, Rights ami credits
of Charles McLeod, late of tie Distric-idereased :
These are, therelore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditor- of the said
deceased, to he and appear before me at our next
-- " *' ::i it:.*.:.. v. I...I.I..
wnwury s V/>un ior u?c caiu jyii-11 Ibi| III uv HUKini
at Kershaw Court House on t.!ie last day ot Juiy
inst,, to show cause, if any, wl?. the said adui.nistration
should not be granted.
(riven under my hand and seal, this 11th day oi
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eighi
hundred and fitly, and in the seventy-fourth year
of American Independence.
joii\t n jov. o. k. n
Jnlyl2,1850. oo
CATAWBASPRINSGr
LINCOLN COUNTY, N. C.
rpHIS well-known Watering Place is again open
JL for the reception of company during the present
season. The Springs having been recently
repaired in a way which has rendered the water
not interior to any in the Stale. The sulphur property
of the w aler is very little inferior to the celebrated
Sulphur Spring, (Wilson's) in Cleveland
county, N. C, independent of the other properties
belonging to it.
Persons wishing to spend a few weeks or
months of pleasure, will find a healthy country
good climate and much more convenient at this
watering place than crossing the mountains.?
The Spring is 24 miles North-west of Charlotte.
> lsiiore irom me ooum win una 11 oesi 10 come
by way of Charlotte, crossing the Catawba river
at Rozeli's Ferry, or Beatie's Ford.
THOMAS F. HAMPTON.
June 30. 54 e\vJ3t
Jew DavidN or Hebrew Plaster,
mHE most successful Pain Extractor of the pres1
ent day; Leidy's Sarsaparilla Pills; JayneV
Ague Pills; Brandretb's, Peters, Spencer's *Mofn.
T)?l .V. r .. , 1
jrfirs uuiuuiiOf ivcric:i c, ivuuri i ^ yus unil
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills; clove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops; EgyptianJChampoo; Pastiles de
Paris English Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes;
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Perfumery; (lilt
Toilet Bottles; China Inkstands, Paper, Pens, Envelopes,
Sealing Wax, Wafers, Alottos, &c., &.c.,
may always be had at
Julv Z. J. DeIIAY'S.
RICE DULIN,
Facte r 2c Commission Merchant,
CENTRAL WHARF,
v ilAKLhS 1UA, ?. t;.
Will al.-n give prompt attention to RECFIVING
and FORWARING Goods' consigned to his care.
June 18. 48 \v3in
"iced SODA WATI;R
MAY be had throughout the summer season, ai
the Drug Store of
may 10. F. L. ZD.Vl>.
KATES OF FREIGHT OH THE !
liotueeu Charleston, Cc
mil 4sQj
4 LL Goods received at the Charleston Depot be)
il by the 5 o'clock morning train of the next da)
1st class?Boxes of hats, bonnets and furniture, (si
!-d class?Boxes and bales of dry goods, shoes, sat
and crackers, 100 lbs.
3rd class?Bagging, rope, butter, cheese, tobacco,
hides, cotton yarns, domestics, down, tin, bai
crockery and glassware, (in crates or casks)
low, beeswax, bales of rags, gensing, green ai
I; ioo lbs.,
|4th class?Sugar, coffee, rice, pig iron, mill and grii
j 100 lbs.,
[ Molasses?hhds. (notexceeding 130 gallons,) at tli
i 8-,50, each,
| " bills, (not exceeding 43 gallons,) each,
ll.iquprs?pipes and hogsheads, each
u half pi pes,
I " barrels and quarter casks, also porter, beer ai
Barrels?beef, pork and fish, each
" flour, potatoes, onions and all other light bar
Fiini'*?in barrels or boxes not exceeding 2 1-2 busl
Half Barrels?beef, pork and fish, each
*' " flour,
Kits of Fish?all sizes,
Baskets of Wine?
1 -1 ?1 Nndicilc
Elt 11) SacKS, 1101 Huccunifi uu?..v.^,
scellaueous?buckets and tubs, per dozen,
roue lies, close carriages, state coaches, road wag
i jig ins, gigs, sulkies, i horse rockaways and carry
airs,mahogany, j
" cane seat, > rockers, each
" wood, j
" mahogany, i
" cane seat, /
" wood, )
tton gins, tans and smut machines, each
rboys ot vitriol, (extra hazardous,) each
tnijohns and jugs ofliquor, per gallon
" empty, per gallon
rs, " " each
ith's bellows, (small size,) each
- \ ?i.
II " " (medium and large size,; eacu
Shovels, spades, scythes,sitters, brooms, collars am
Ploughs, wheelbarrows, corn shelters and straw cut
Gunpowder?per keg of'25 pounds, (extra hazardi
[SiiiKie packages?per freight train, not less than
Grain?corn,wheat, peas, rye, nut and grass seeds, i
Oats, per bush.
Potatoes, per bush.
Ice, per ton,
Hay, 100 lbs.
Specie, S 1,000
Live Stock?single horse, mule or Ox, each $8; 2
?3: 20 or more, each S-.50.
Sheep, goats, lings, calves and deer, each 50 cents;
Dogs in bagtrage car, 50 miles and under, each 25 ee
Geese and turkeys in coops, per freight train, per d
On' t'C oill-t fMU'U w 44 44
| Livestock per car load, (the stock in every instanci
? attendant to each car will he permitted to pa
fc Wood?per cord, lor first 10 miles, ?1, and 25 cent?
f lirst 10 miles. ?2, and 50 cents tor every additit
t 10 miles, ?1,50, and 25 cents tor every additioi
I cents, and 25 cents for every additional 10 mil
; 25 cents tor every additional 10 miles. (Tobe
?| at the convenience of the Company.)
? Large lots in the Summer time taken under special
B'i'he company does not engage to notify consigt
considered as delivered when they have reached th
3removed, will he turned over to the warehouse keep
h No ri.~k assumed beyond ?200 on any one pad
8jewelry, and other valuables, to pay a freight propot
? The company will not be responsible tor the to!
^bursting of beer and cider barrels, bieukage of glass
Jtiiese latter; also tor damage to chairs, solas and se
vj .No claim for lost or damaged goods wiu be auow
(..lost; or damage is said lo have occurred,
[j No package will be taken by passenger train lb
a for less than 50 cents.
a Larger packages by the passenger train, 14 ceil
S50 cents to $1 each.
^ Freight on articles for "Way Stations," must
company ceases the moment they are put out at
owner.
Freight of ice and other perishable articles, tuti
Cotton reci ivod in good order at the depots, a
company's expense: other damage that may occur
promptly settled at the "Lureau Ollice," if accompa
to the tacts of the case.
Charleston. S. C.. Julv 1st, 1850.
; JIASiOXSi' HALL |B
| CLOTHING STORE, ?
\ 208 King-street, corner ul' Wcntworth, H
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
l\\7 a. KF..NT & MITCHELL arc now re-B
| } T ceivmg their usual supply ol Mpring aiuiM
| Summer Clothing, to which t h?*y would invite then
( attention ol purcli- scrs. They keep constantly onH
| hand, a lull and complete stock ol Clothing andH
fc Gentlemen's Outlining articles. Purchasers wniS
P at all times find a lull stock of >
English and French Cloth Dress and Frock CoatsH
Medium and low priced Cloth do p
Pants,ol all descriptions, H
E And a lull sto k o! Vests. p
| '1'hey would invite attention to their stock olH
I Outlining articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats.H
j Under Garments, Hosiery, Glomes, Suspenders,!!
! Dressing Gowns, &c. t^c _ pj
All ot the above Goods will he sold at the low-H
est prices. - G
VV a k'tiV'P .1. MPIY'IIEI.I.. B
|2(irt lvinjr-st. cur. Wenlworth. B
April 12. 2y tf q
A CARD. |
/T1I1E Subscriber respectfully informs liis fricndsH
1. and the public, that be has established ag
1 STEAM FACTOR Y on Laurel street, directly I
in front of the Columbia Hotel, for iiniMilac:urin/^H
of l>oor>, ^idii'S liliMds; I'laitiu^l
Tii:s;ruc and <l>i'OWiill^ Flooring and otb
or E'iuiik. lie Hatters bunscll that, with the la-fi
,..l.i,,.o I.,. 1,.^ I,..,.,I, fun.i^li unv urrl,.|.? 1.,^ B
! iine of business, of a .superior quality, anil at prices
which cannot tail to please.
! Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
i In connection with tlie Establishment is a firsti'rate
Hill lor irriiidino Corn. Also one forll
_a.ndnio CwS>-.T2(';il for Cattle. Heal and
Uristft constantly lor sale. |
lie still carries on tlie Carpenter Business, and
is now prepared to contract lor Buildings of ail de-|
scriptious, from a Cottage to a Palucc.un the?
most favorable terms.
He takes this opportunity to return his inostG
| grateful acknowledgments lor past favors, and so-K
V Itcits a continuance. IHX'Ei.
| Columbia, June II, 1S50. 44 w2rn B
\ WHOSE STORE IS THAT OPPOSITE g
THE POST OFFICE J *
IT is EM AS & KOOIWlAN\S,who will selli
Fancy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Groceries,
and all sorts ol Merchandize*cheaper than can
he found elsewhere in this market. We return
I our hearty thanks to customers who have so liberally
patronized us, and beg a continuance of their
lavors* Our Stock is new and well selected.
ELI AS <) KUOl'.MAN.
April 10 111
IFOR
4 LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN nnd three cliil.
xV drcu. For terms, &c. apply to
W. C. MOORE, Agent,
July 5. D'J if
HOCTII CAROLINA RAILROAD, |
?i((ii?bia, aud Caindcu. 11
.*&*-?
ore 5 o'clock p. id. of the one day, will be sent olf
Columbia aud Camden. |
oihs, settees and chairs boxed,) per loot, 10 j
Idlery, glass, drugs, confectionery, biscuits
50 j
leather, feathers, loaf and crushed sugar, 1
and sheet iron, window glass, paints, oils,
castings, hardware, hollow ware, lard, talid
dried fruits, mill gearing, hacon, (loose,)'
25
id stones, nails, bacon in boxes and casks,
25
e Company's risk, ?3, at the owners risk,
3 00
75
3 00
2 00
id cider in barrels, each 75
75
rels, each 25 |j
it-Is, each 40 B
50 P
gons, and 2 horse rockaways, each 10 00 ?
alls, each U 00 I
40 I
35 y
40 H
25 E
15 5
3 50 |
05|
08 I
1 00 |
1 50 G
] saddle trees, per dozen 25
ters, each 50 j
us.) each . 35
25
n sacks,(no allowance for wastage,)per bush. 07 i
05 i
08 i
3 00 I
20 |
50
l or 3, each $0; 4, each $5; 5, eacli ?4; 10, each
lambs, kids and pigs, each 37^ rents,
nts; beyond 50 miles, each 50 cents,
ozen ?i i The Company reserves the right )
36 cts. \ to cjiarge by measurement. ?
e will be taken at the risk of the owner; one
ssfree.) 30 00 |j
> f'or every additional 10 miles; Bricks, per M., torn
)nal 10 miles; Spokes and Staves, per M., Ibr tirstH
lal 10 miles; Shingles, per M., for first 10 miles, 750
es: LuiiiIht, per Al., Ibr first 10 miles, ?1,60, and 3
loaded and unloaded by owners, and attended to |
agreement. 2
tees of the arrival of goods and produce ; they are 3
e Depot, and at the risk of the owner; but if not a
ier, subject to the usual charges,
kage, except by special agreement; and watches, |
tionnte to their value. 0
lowing: leakage of' Molasses, oil and other liquids,
, crockery, castings, hollow ware, and rusting ol'!
ttees in malting. <
ed, unless presented within one month alter said j
r less than 25 cents, and no receipt will be signed
ts per foot, or 50 cents per 100 lbs., and barrels at !
be paid in advance, and the responsibility of the j
said stations, and they ate then at the risk of the i
*
st be paid in advance.
aid lorn whilst in transitu, will be mended at the j
, with which the company are chargeable, will be [
nit-d with tbe ceititicale of the Receiving Agent, as !
55 3l !
"another instalment
OF
NEW SUMMER GOODS! 1 j
Hp UK Subscriber has just opened a handsome
addition to Ins already large and varied assorlmcnt
nl SU.MMKK DRY GOODS, of wlncn
tiic following articles lorm a portion :
LADIi:^ D?PAKTJ10T.
VVinie spoiled muslins lor Grosses
l'laui Swiss muslins (an elegant article)
Printed muslins 1.1 every variel) ot price ami style
Plain white Jaconet, Su iss, and check'd muslins
Mourning and fancy caiicoes; Grass Skirls j
l.ice Capes, iiiusim collars, and chemisettes
Muslin c ill's ot I lie newest fashion
infants' Krock Bodies
Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings
Laces of every kind.
A I a rye assortment of Mew Bonnets fur Ladies F
and Misses, F
A Iresli supply of plain and fancy ribbons f
llosiery ol every description ft
A prolusion o! Fans and ditto of Sunshades amlR
Parasols V,
Barege shawls and mantles
Black and white sewing s'lk mitts |1
Gloves ol all b>?rts and sizes
Linen cambiic handkerchiefs at 10c. and othersH
wiui an upwarn tendency.
DKi'lirniLXT.
Ready-made coals, pants aim vests, ail sizes
(iandsuii.e black alpacca coats at S'J 75. i
Roys' coats, assorted sizes |
i'aiiani ', Leghorn, and double-brimmed straw hats j
Rlack L)rap i/Kie lor coats
Figured ditto lor I'anls j
Summer coatings and Vesting#
UriiffS Shirts. I haw or* and Snsneiiders ?
Ilandkerchieis, cravats, Slc. Sic. ;
All now ami altraitive, and guarantied us low as a
they can be Inuiid in any murlcct.
Pavilion, Cause, and 10-4 Nett for liic Mosquito 1
season, j
Irish Linens ;ml Scotch Diaper,
il'Jiiyltsh long cloths, bleached and br sheetings J
llioinespun and Domestic Goudsol every duscriplion
still ollered at lust summer's prices at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORK.
May J? 30 tt
Uncoil! Eiacou!! Uncoil!!!
rI"MlK subscriber has on hand 120,000 lbs.,
_L superior UACON and a cotrosponding quanti.
ty of LAUD, in the lot there is nearly 1200 tine
llama, any person wishing to purchase might limi
.it to their advantage to call and examine, before
'purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made ac(commoduting.
'
j Aii extensive and wc,il assorted Block of other!
larticles in the grocery 'hie, comprising all 1 lie5
{necessaries of subsistence, together with filtyj
'thouuaud boot Cuba tiled Florida Scgars. ?
*1 II. IIOLLliVAiAX. H
J April U, 1850. '?!G ti yj
MOULTRIE HOUSE, I
SULLIVAN'S (SLUIL ?
THE subscriber having taken this extensive P
ESTABLISHMENT, will open it for the re-g
ception of Visitors and Boarders on MONDAY,a
JLLY 8th. It is admirably situated, about thtsi
middle of Sullivan's Island, with the Atlantic O-p
cean directly in front. A beautiful beach extends!
for miles, affording ample space lor promenading, J
and admirably adapted lor surf bathing. The ad-/
jacent waters alford every opportunity to tho.-ej
fond of fishing or aquatic sports. Thp Island is a
celebrated for its healthiness, the equability of its f
temperature, and the blandnessof its atmosphere.?.
Tin; building is large, airy and commodious, and jj
the parlors and chambers capacious and conve-*:*.
- - ?~ .1 M'ltiln t L/v titsnitii ??LI tliv/M?rrKmit ?
JJIt'Illl) ilJTUU^UU, wunc uiu iuumuic miuu^iivuw
the establishment is entirely new. There is hour-*
ly communication with the city of Charleston, 51
miles distant, by steamboats, thus combining the!
attractions and resources of a large city with the^
benefits of a sea-shore residence. No effort will be
spared on the part of the undersigned to renderS
the Moultkik House among the post populai*
places of resort in the United States. S
JAMES M. IIURST. g
July 2. 52 3t \
List of Letters *
~I^>EMA1NING in the Post Office at Camden, onj
Ji the 1st of July, 1850.
Allen, Joseph Montgomery, D. II. w'
Albert, VV. Mickle, Martha *
Akdins, J. C. Martin, Bailey
Ainason, J. II. Mickle, Lunnuii 4
Adkerson, W. McRae, Neal .
Bass, Josiah McNauten, W. D. g
Boyderi, Mr. 2 Murphy, A. 2
Banvick, James Marsh, Jaine.s 2 t\
Brown John Mickle, It. B. t<
Brown, M. L. & co. Mendenhall, E. P. |l
Blanding, Mrs. Mary Motley, Ransom |<
Brewer, Elizabeth Mclnnis, J. II.
Cook, Sarah Mosely, II. j<
Cohen, D. D. Mcltinou, Jerry &.CherrySt
Collier, Maria McDowall Rosetta a\
Crossland, William Noland, P. gi
Cane, William Nelson, John ; j
Hnfiu T \pLnn_ Fiiri !y
Dunlap, William Noland, Charles
Dean, M. 1'. Orr, inaj. William
Dutton, W. II. Oriens, William I
Donnoly,S. Phillips,Rev. Edward
Djiing,Lucy Perry, D. D. |
Dozier, 31. J. Peay, N. A. j*
Edwards, Wm. 3 Patterson, L. J. j
Ewart, James 13. Rembert, James Fair,
Col. S. Riddle, Louisa V
Gillespie, J. C. Ratclill'^, R. C.
Griffie, John A. Mutton, A. C.
Gniliam, Rev. N. Saunders, Win. 2 \
Gall in &. Stuckey Shiver, Charles, 3 i(
Gregg, James Stokes, llimbrick *Ilollowav,
W. Stuckey, II. j'
Ilejiot, I). Saunders, T. O. 2
llnile, capt. B. Sessions, Rebecca
Hariri, Daniel Shiver, Samuel
Iloilidav, Thomas Shiver,George 1
Haley, Peter Smith, J. W. /
Hunter, Jane Thompson, Rebecca
Hill, Benjamin Thompson, Sol. B. 2 |t
llulson William Towers, A. JJ. hi
House, G. W. Taylor, David B,
Hortou. 31. A. Thompson, R. F. n.
Holland, E. Tultberrv, Miss 0.
Hammond, S. B. Taylor, Win. R. 2 S,
Irwin, B. J. Walker, Mary
Irwin, J. I*. '1 Who?Mr. Bill Guess
Jackson, Sallie Wheat, Thomas R. Joseph,
M. W. White, L. L
Kirkiaud, William Walkins, B.
Kirkiaud, Margaret Welch, II. L.
Kirkktnds, cither Mr. Williams, John
Love, S. W. Wood, Wiley \
Miutoii, Douglass Wood, James .
JlcRae! Lucv Walker, W. W.
Mc-Caskill, Mary young, Mrs. W. ^
Mi Sweeii, Angus Young, Mrs. A.
Motley, Harriet Young, Elizabeth C. j'
-Mitchell. Knsey Young, Archibald -A
Mclhvain, J. D. Young, John j.
l il" Person < calling lor the above will please jS<
snv tiiev arc advertised. ^
J. N. GAMEWELL, f. M. g
July 1. .04 3t Hi
31 ill Gudgeons, &,c. !i
Mil! Gudgeons, 10.1 to 'JO inch P
Mill Cranks, assorted sizes
North Carolina, Hnglish and Norther Hollow
Ware, assorted, from A to 55 gallons
Patent Iron Axles, 1 to inch.
Mill Irons of attv kind furnished to order.
McDO WALL &. COOPER.
J n! v 8 54 if
Wanted to Blire.
rp\V() Fegro Fellows to work in a Rriek Yard. '
1 Apply to J. F. SUTHERLAND. I
July 8. 54 tf (
Just deceived, ^
AT DKKA-KTOUE, |
('<n| Liver Oil White Lend H
Quinine, Bay Bum, J?
('iHlor Oil, OiieresB Water, r
Kan Lustra), Tannin,
Kxtrac.t Vanilla, Fresh Krent, e
(iermnii Cologne, Aromatic Vinegar.
All tlie varieties of G
TURN IP SEED, H'
Suitable for the season. Ju'yB
ice: ice::
VRRANtiK.MKNTS have boon made for oli-H.
taming larger supplies ol Ice, winch will l<e a
furnished at the following rates?lor less than 2~> |
lbs. Our ecu's; over VJ5 lbs. three rents per lb. 8
MoKAlVS DRUC-STOKB. 9
lulyH. .At it I
st ore to rent, j
Military hail, next <><>rto theC mden I
. Bazaar. Apply to W.M. ANDERSON. ?
July 0. "tt I
Committed
rI^O the Jail ot* Kershaw District a negro man 3
1 who says liis name is Jack, and that he be- J
Inntrs to Cinodwyn Wallace, ot'Darliiigluii District. 1
Said negro is about 50 years old I) lent 0 or 8 inch- 3
es high. Tito owner is requested to come t'or-B
ward, prove property, pay charges and take hiniw
away, TIlO. J. WARREN, Slid". V
J111 v H. 0-4 ^
Three Stroii;; Men; by Dumas *:
I,imla. or llio Young IMol ol the IV-'"0 Creole; apl
Talc of Southern I.ifo rj
()lil Oak (-best, by James *
O ? I.I I I -lit i ,urj I.U Wurlinrl.m H
The Duchess Aluioda, liy Ku^'.'iie Sue v
I'lulip Augustus, The Collegians "
.\iiisonry Revealed ami Illustrated W
Nerval Hastings, a Nautical Tale W
The Urou/.e Statue, t Virgin Kiss; l?y Reynolds
Queen's Necklace, N'ormau Kv'.slie . M
The Traitnr; by Kmcrson Rennet ||
Rose Foster; a Sequel to the Mysteries oi tlieg
Court ul .'London
July 2. A. YOlNU. g
Camden Bridge.
npiiE following resolution was adopted by the
L Bridge Company, at a meeting held on the
20tli ulf.
Revolted, That tlie assessments for the year
1849, stand for 1850, so far as stockholders holdino
live shares or over are concerned, and that alt
other persons pav as they go, and mav return free
,1 _ i I r\ itrnfim
me same uay. j. u. vr to l, JScc'y.
January 1850 tf
Hacing Subscription Office,
ID I'ark'PIacc, Sicw-York.
rpiIE Proprietors beg to announce that they
.JL liave opened classes lor Sweepstakes, upoir
the system which has obtained a large share of support
in England and elsewhere, by extending as it
docs to the public at large, the interest otherwise
lelt by lew in Racing Events, and enabling all,
whether conversant with sporting matters or notr
to participate in the chance of gaining a LARGE
SUM, by the result at proportionally small risk*.
As will lip seen by the subjoined scheme, the subscriber
in class E, mav for ONE DOLLAR, gain
?3,000.
I he sweepstakes now open, consist of five
classes for the Great Yorkshire Stakes, to be
run at York, (England) 23d August, 1850?164
Horses entered. First Horse, ?3(1,000.
o co ^ j- v 7F> ti >
5 3- 2 ~ S3 p a 3
$ * 3* ? s* -=3?o
O = O ft 2 o = 3
2_ _J g ?! ?'1
A. -2,1)00 $50,00]$50,000 Sr23i)(K)'$10'(K)0;?1?,000 $3.01)0
B. 'i.(KK) "23,001 "25.000 12.500 o.OOOl 5.000 2,500
r:. 5,IHX> lO.OOj '25.000 12,500 5.1HJ0' 5.000 2,5'M?L).
5,000 5.00 12.500 6.250 "2.500 2,500 1,250
B. 10.000 1,001 5.000 2,9001 J .000! 1.000 500
The drawing of this Sweepstake will take place
publicly on the 23d day of August, 1850, the^ay , ,,
:>n which the race will be run?the place and Wur
being first duly announced by advertisement; s ? 1
when the names of all the horses entered, will be
illotted amongst the subscribers in each class, and
)ii the 20th day of September next, by which time
11 o rncnlr /if t hp rn/*P will hp lrnnwn. I hp Pri'/p*
",V IV-WM.V W. ?..W .?VV ? ^ *" " "*V " '
aril I be distributed ; the bolder of the name of the
.vinning horse in Class "A." receiving a prize of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
hat of the second, Ticentu-fue Thousand. Dollars,
fee. <fec , in accordance with the above scheme.
A commission of 10 percent, tofcover expenses
vill he deducted on payment of all prizes.
Any further information required, will he afforded
by the .Secretary, Mr. IVilliam Barroll, at the
jfHces as above?to whom all applications for agen:ies
and other communications are to be addressed
oost paid, and aii remittances, either by bill or
mte to be made, in return for which, numbered
jertificates will be forwarded as direcied.
Lists of horses entered for the above, and all
)thor racei of importance may be seen, together
vith schemes tor sweepstakes in the forthcoming
lit. Leirer. &c., &c.. <fec.
June 18, 1848 48 17t
THfASSAMTEA~C0WP~ANir7~
130 Cireouwicli Streot, IKew York.
rllK Proprietors beg tn call the attention of
connoiseurs in Tea, and the heads of families
o the choice and rare selection of Teas imported
>y them, and hitherto unknown in this country,
Ahieh, by their fragrance and delicacy, combined
;villi virgin purity and strength, produce an infuiion
of surpassing richness and flavor.
rm: teas offered, are the following:
The Jeddu Bloom, a Blank Tea, at SI W) per lb.
Miphon, do " 0 75 "
" Ditiri. do *' 0 50 "
" Otncca. a Green Tea, " 1 00 "
' Too-twiaa, do " 0 50 "
" Ud-fi ."Mixture, a compound of the
nost rare untl choice Teas grown on
he fertile and genial soil of Asitn, " I 00 "
W illi a view to encourage the" introduction nf
hese matchless Teas, it is the intention of the ,
proprietors to distribute by hit, among the purchasers,
n quant'ty of Tea equal to
The first years' Protit9 on the sales elFected.
Kacli purchaser will receive enclosed in the
^iL-iwra t* itniitltneAil onclilii'Qto ontifliniF liirrifn
ONE CHANCE IN THE DISTRIIILTION I ! I
ifCr FOR EVERY FIFTV CENTS
aid out; and 011 the receipts amounting to S20.000,
[he undermentioned parcels of Tea, to' the value
jf ten per cent, or
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
ivill be given away as tonuses!!according to the
following pp|p :
f> Prizes of 5l>| bs of Tea each at 81 per lb. 250lbn or $*?t0.
?() ' '.'j 500" " 500.
50 " 10" " " ? " 500" " 500.
ICO " 5" " " ' " 500" " 500.
?50 " 1 " " 5J50" " i?50.
125 Prize* in all. tf.OOOIIw SW.OU)
TIkse who prefer loner priced Teas, can receive
their prizes in proportion, or, they trill he reuurchasrtl
fur cash, at a deduction of 10 per cent.
J"? Country agents required, .ippiicannns u?
>e addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot,
is above.
June 7, 1*50. 45 3in
Miscellaneous Books, &c,
I'he Angel World, by the authorof Kestus
Watson's Dictionary of Poetical Quotations
Cosmos; by IJiunbolt. '2 vols.
Southern Harmony; l.ineou's I'otany
rraveller's Guide through the IJ. IS. with a Map
Music lor (lie 1 'ratio and Guitar
Hertiini's Instructions for the Piano
L)lnev's Modern Geography and Atlas, revised
edition
Vouatt mi i lie Horse
Klhull's History of Roman Liberty, &o.
July 2. ' A. YOUNG.
For !* ?!<'.
VSFCOXI) hand Straw ('utter, (Eashnan's
patent,) in good order: also, one ot' liotchkiss'.s
make nearly new: either or hotli of which
will he .-old very cheap. -Apply at this office.
Superior 7lti?tnril,
[N quarter and half pound boxes; White Mustard
See 1: Ginger: Rlack and lied Pepper;
Spice; Nutmegs; Mace; Cloves; Cinnamon, &c.
For sale l*?y Z. J. DeIIAY.
b aniity lUi'cucim*.
\ 1 HSTAll'lS Jfciteain; Town semi's SnrsnparilVY
In: Cherry Pectoral; Rowand's Tonir Mixture:
Roche's hmhrocatinu, lor hooping cough;
!'<pping's Snrsaparilla ami Queen's Delight; Dr.
Allen's Compound, tor the cure of Dym'ei'su,
&:c.; together with every article in the iine, may
he had at Z. J. DkHAV'S.
? u?s> iwamtav
<11 >< < llllt.viutv.,
S"V)R. preventing UAl.DNKSS, and to return the
^ Hair that lias liillen oil or U'coine thin, and
lo euro flK-ctually, Scukf or lh\xmu*>T. For
salo by Z. J. DkHAY.
.Inly 2. 52 if
A ?5 :si ' ii t^ ra I or's oiico.
4 I.Ij persons having dcinaiids against John
^ V Prince, deceased, late of this District, are rtv
rpio-led to hand thetu in duly attested, and those
* 1 * ' i ?!...# ii.ini.nl i;ilo 1?aV
mil l?l<!d arc nereuy nouneo m.u ......... ^
inoni is required. J. D. 31UHHAV,
| inav 21?41?tf} Administrator.
West 3?diii I'lrwrvw.
VKRKS1I supplv just received and for sale low
. by " MUOUJi liKLClllSR,