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the Prophet Hosea who had spoken bitter - things of the Sons, even in the Sanctuary of ' the Righteous. And Isaac shouted with all his might and they all got drunk together. 8. And Isaac siyd in his heart the time for pressing the Apple Is come, and the Sons shall be led. aVyay by cider, and turn again to strong drink: But tlie Sons grew and were multiplied, and the blessings of those that were ready to perish fell like the dew upon their tents, and Isaac marvelled Greatly thereat 9. And the rest of the acts of Isaac, are they not written in a roll published in the City of Oaks by the hands of a ready writer, even the hands of a scribe? P. H. D. No. 03. * For the Journal. PLANK ROAD CONVENTION. The Convention met agreeable to appointment at Lancasterville on Monday the 2d September. On motion of Col. Huey, W. E. Johnson, Esq.; of Camden, was appointed President, ami CoL J. M. Stewart, of Union, and J. M. Coop, "ef. of Cam den, Secretaries. The President ou biking the Chair explained R forcible and conclusive manner, the udapv - " " " J - "i - ~ ~r *1... Nation ot tne FlaiiK uoau, ui me waum ?.? we ' country through which it was intended the present one shoald he carried, and in a spirit-stirring manner, incited those interested to keep up with the onward spirit of flic age. Major J. M. DeSaussure moved that a committee of twelve be appointed to prepare business for the action of the Convention, when the President appointed the following gentlemen : Major DeSaussure, Chairman, J. M. Ingram and J. M. Cooper of Kershaw, J. M. Stewart, C. M.X McCnnlly, E. C. Crier, Dr. J. J. Williams and H-.M. Houston, of Union co., and J. M.vDoby, S. B, Massey, W. McKenua, aud W. Reid, of Lancaster. During the abseuce of tlie committee B. S. Massey, Esq., was called upon, and addressed Uie ^Dliveuuuo Jtl sunn- iriigiu. *119 vf.ere characterised by plain, practical, sound Sense, arid were calculated to imbue tlie audience with the same good feeling for the success of the enterprise which he evidently felt himself. On the return of the committee the Chairman preseuted the following Resolutions, prefacing tlmu by an able and eloquent address, replete with a mass of facts pertinent to the subject, \vhich were uot, as is usual on such occasions, gathered from the fields of imagination. The advantages of the enterprise to the fanner, merchant, and capitalist, were concl isively shown, far-outweighing their cost, which he with characteristic honesty of purpose put down at the highest rate; bis estimate being fully a third greater than what was paid for the construction r<? n cintnop mod mi iCnrfh Cnrnlinft. He w^s followed by S. B. Massey, Esq., who strongly seconded his views, giving tliem additional weight, by die practical nature of his remarks, they being entirely the result of per sonal observation. The Resolutions were then unanimously adopted. Revolted ist ,That a Plank Road from t.'aindei? to Monroe, in Union county, N. passing through Lancaster Dist would be beneficial to the* interests of the citizeus of Union co. Lancaster aud Kershaw Dists. '2nd. That this Convention is of the opinion that such a Road ought to he built, and can Inbuilt by the joint efforts of the County aud Districts aforesaid. 3rd. That a committee of six be appointed to draw upn Report and publish the same cm bodying^information ou the subject of I'lauk Roads. 4tli. That a committee of three be appointed to procure a charter for a^Coinpany, from UKNorth And Sonfo CarolinaLegislaturesto'build said Road. 1 On motion of Major DeSoussure the President was requested to apjxmit Ute committees under the 3rd and 4th Resolutions. On motion of CoL Hue}* Uie committee under the 3rd- Resolution were requested to have 1500 copies of the report printed for distribo tion. On motion of Major DeSaussure it was unanimously - Resolved, That in the opinion of this Convention the Right of Way for the Plank Road through Union county, Lancaster and Kershaw Districts ought.to be granted without expense to the Company, because of its great advantage to the country. During the proceedings of the Convention it was addressed by CoL Huey, of Lancaster, and W. C;-C;i&t?n and C. M. T. McCaolly, Esqs., of Union, all warmly advocating the undertaking. The latter gentleman pointed out the great advantage that would accrue from it to his section of country, as the means of affording an outlet to itd'natural resources, which are now in a great measure undeveloped. On motion of S. B.Massey, Esq., it whs Re solved, Thitt tbe-procoodiiigs or the Convention Ijo published iotheCamdcn Journid and Hornet's Nest The committees under the 3rd and 4th resolutions will consist of the following gentlemen: Committee on Report,/. M. DeSaussure, T. W. HuBjTO. AC^*hato<k :5^in^AfcKenna, J. J. Widiam8, cr/:%^hdftrv " Crahmittee on Charter. T). Rarnea. W Thar. . low Caston, C. M. T. McCaully. W. E. JOHNSON, Pres. J. M. Stbwariv> J. M. Cooprh, From th6 Sumter Banner. PUBLIG MEETING. A laige and respectable meeting of the citi-zona of Sumter District, assembled at the Court House on Monday last to bear addresses from their delegate* to ftho Nashville Convention, Cols. Gregg and Chesnut Gen. S. R. Chand*ler of ' hiremdnt and Hon. L. F. Rhame of Clarendon, were appointed Chairmen. Gen. Chandler having explained the object of the meeti;:^, introduced-Messrs. Gregg and Chesnut, whose patriotic and eloquent addresses, were listened to with great attention and greet ed with much applause.* After they had coneluded a committee of Sixteen was. on motion of Dr. James McCanley, appointed to prepare re solution i to be submitted to the meeting. - The - Cotnwittee consisted of the following gentlemen: Dr. James McCauley, Capt J. B. 'N. Hamrnet, Dr. J. B. Witherspoon, Col. F. M. Mellett, Henry Wells, Dr. W. W..Anderson, Capt. F. Sun)ter, Col. James E. Rembert, G. W. McCutchen, Capt. VV. A. Muldrow, IC C. P?rtko?./]oAM Ponf (If M fionllAXir Mill fI\ D a^ivuaiuoviij \>aj?u *** ai?i ???/v ?? y ??y. ? ?. Rhaine, J. J. Nelson, Capt. W. L. Reynolds and Dr. T. W. Briggs. While the Committee were out Capt L. II. Belser introduced the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:? Whereas, a course of aggressive measures directed against Southern rights and institutions, and dictated as well by a spirit of jealous}7 and gain, as by a spirit of fanaticism, has been for a series of years steadily pursued by the nonslaveholding States:?and whereas the security of our rights, as citizens of an independent State, demands that we should keep a watcheye upon the acts and designs of those who have such ends in view, and unite in pursuing 1 1m 1 i- i / .j. ai _! sucn measures as are Jiaeiy 10 ueieui uicir nefarious purposes, therefore? 1. Resolved, That wc heartily approve the plan of organizing Southern llights Associations, in the different Districts of tiiis State, whose object will be to expose Northern policy, in its naked deformity, continually to view; to keep awake the spirit with which we should* meet those who seek to impose a yoke and apply the scourge, and to unite the citizens of the State in the adoption of efficient measures of protection and redress. 2. Resolved, That Southern Rights Associations should be formed in each of the Election counties of Claremoni and Clarundon; and that to effect this object in part, an adjourned meeting of the citizens of (Jlaremout be held at this place on the first Monday in October next, at the hour of 12 :Vf. 3. Resolved, That a committee of twelve be appointed by the Chairman of tliislnecting, to report at the adjourned meeting, a plan for properly organizing such an Association for Clareinont county. Under the last resolution die following gen i tleinen were appointed the Committee: Capt. j L. H. Reiser, T. B. Fraser, Capt J. D. Blauding, J. S. G. Richardson, Capt. S. iSumter, Rev. John S. Richardson, R. L. llcriot, Capt J. '1'. Green, Capt W. Harris, J. W. Rembert, Capt. W. Scott, Capt Isaac Keels. The Committee of Sixteen, through their Chairman, Dr. James McCuulcy, reported the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted: Resolved, That the continued aggressions and systematic assaults of the non-slave holding States upon the constitutional rights of the South, render it imperative upon the people of the slave-holding Suites, as they value their jJCiiut', (irusjinuv aim iiajj|;iucaa, iu auujik ??vw- | sures to secure to themselves a guarantee that their rights shall be protected and their equality j acknowledged. j1 Resolved, That we cordially approve of the ! | resolutions and address of the Nashville Con- ! i veiitiou, and that we hereby tender to our iin- \ mediate delegation to that Convention our entire approbation of the course pursued by them in that body. ' ( Rrsolnetl, That as a measure of extreme con- ? cesxloff nfid for fhVsakc or peace, we are willing to consent to the adoption of the line of 30 30, as a line of territorial division between the slaveholding and non-slave holding iStates of the Union. Re sol red, That the South stands pledged to maintain this line as the Northern limit of her territory, and we pledge ourselves to defend and sustain the* same " by all the means that ' God lias put in our power.*' lisso1c* tl, That the territory claimed by Texas to be within her boundary is hers upon eve- ' ry principle of national law, and that it is the duty of the Federal Government to respect the ! same. Rrsulred, That the course of the Federal Go- ( vernment with res'ieet <o the boundary of Tex- i as, is a highhanded outrage upon the rights ot i a sovereign Shite, and cannot and will not be sustained by a free and enlightened people. Retnlvctl, That it is the duty of the Southern States (and we do hereby pledge ourselves) to sustain Texas in the present dangerous emergency in which she is placed by federal usurpation, at all hazards and to the last extr- mity. On motion of ('apt. J. Ashmore, the proceedings of this meeting were ordered to be published and the meeting adjourned. , CO!VSirMPTIOy. There if, perhaps, n<> disease with which our country is affected, which sweeps off annually no many victims, as tliat fell destroyer of the human race?('ousumption. Day after day. year after year, the insatiate monster hurries to 1I10 nortnU rtf tliA enlil nntl (tilunt tnrnh frowlt nililud vioiimu t? it* conquest. No walk of life is sacred from is hlighting influence. No age is exempt from its deaiti-dealmg shafts. The old, the middle-aged, and the vomig, nil alike, are food for this common enemy of mankind. The white haired patriarch, whose life of temperance has rendered his system impervious to the attacks of other ills, and whose good deeds prejwre J him lor the enjoyments of life's calm evening, finds Consumption fastening its fangs ii|M)n his vitals, and tearing lum frotn a world ever bright to'iniiyls w hich look complacently on days well spent. is there no help for the afflicted? No preventative of the dangers which lajset us in our changeable and fickle clime? VVe think there is And if the allegations of , those w hose are at least entitled to veracity, may be believed, there is a preventive and remedy. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to n suffering world as such, it needs not the " adventitious aid" of a long string of fictitious certificates to give it notoriety, it* true vHitie (mil intrinsic excellence are snllicieni to oiltitle it to the confidence of the public, and to " Waft on to fume" the name of the inventor, as n benefactor of hi* species. None Genuine unless signed I. BO'ITS on the wrapper, Sold in Ciimden by JAMKS It. McKAIN. Wholesale bv P. M. Culieii <fc< o.. Charleston, and byDruggists generally throughout the State. ~ CONSIGNEES PER RAILROAD. J. A. Carnes, Winchester Ac S., McLaughlin j Ac G., J. S. McCuhhins Ac C., J. S. Miller, G. S. D. Ac Co., Cook L. Ac C., J. E. Dennis, A. Young, W.. Wood Ac H., Wriston Ac R., J. W. Ambrose, Rogers Ac S., Alden Ac M., Mrs. H. C. Brevard, T. M. Muldrotv, J. W. Bradley, J. Adams, J. A. McNeely, E. W. Bonney, R. C. Potts, S. B. Emmons, T. C, Law, J. McEwan, J Tlnwlinrr. IPhifer Ac Y.. II. W Rrnun 4 f" Duulap, A. ICoufield dc H., CarBon Y. Ac G., j Hoaston Ac C., Morrison C. Ac C., J. S. Depass, W. Sliuk d: C., N. Mayblum, E. VV. Green, H. Levy Ac Son, Sorrell Ac E., II. B. di L. S. W., J. F. dt D. L. Cloand, McK. Ac J., Greer Ac M., L., B., C. A. Price, J. Bosser, M. Carlton Ac C., J. Boykin, G. L. D., J. P. Zimmerman, U. Wilson, Z. Harris, T. K. Cureton, F. E. M., F. L. Zemp, J. Charlesworth, J. J. Duulay, W. C. I mmmmmmamrnrnmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Moore, J. F. Wade, J. E. D., W. T. Moore, Wallace, <Sc D. & D. C. OCT The friends of Capt JAMES CANTEY announce him as a Candidate for reelection to represent the people of Kershaw District in the next Legislature. 0^7" The friends of Oof JAMES CHESNUT, Jr. hereby announce him as a candidate to represent the people of Kershaw District in the next Legislature. Lost. A DUE-BILL on J. F. Sutherland, for one hundred and eighty five dollars. Said due-bill has since been paid to me. Sept. 10, TIIO. J. "WARREN. Ordinary's Notice. j NO person having applied to me for Letters of Administration upon the Estate of Lewis Bennett dee'd. I have taken possession of the 6atne as derelict, and heieby give notice to all having demands to present them, and those indebted to make payment to me. Sepf 9. J. R. JOY, O K. D, Ordinary's Notice. NO person having ap lied for Letters of Administration upon the Estate of Col. James P. Dickinson, dee'd I have taken possession of his visible effects as derelict, and uive notice to all having demands to present them, and those indebted to make payment to me. Sepf 6. J./tt. JOY, ft. K. D. WILLIAM C. MOOIIE, BANK AGENT, And Receiving and Forwarding merchant CAMDEN, S. C. References?W. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M. DeSaassure, T. J. Warren, Esq. [-?>*True Southron insert 3 months. MAZYCK & SON, Factors and Commission merchants, SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHAKF, CHARLESTON, 8. O. WIl.f.lAM MAZYCK. / W. ST. J. MAZVCK, $ THOMAS BONNELL & GO. Receiving dk Forwarding merchants CAMDEN, S. C. II. W. CHAMBERS, Receiving and Forwarding Merchant, AND Bnycr of Cotton and other Country Produce, CAMDEN, S. C. WM. MATTHIIiSSEN'S Wholesale Clothing Establishment, Corner of East Bay and Queen Streets, CHARLESTON, S. C. Manufacturing House, 36, Piatt St. New York. COUNTRY Merchants purchasing Clothing, will find it to their advantage to look through the stock of this extensive Clothing House, where lliey will find fresh and desirable Goods, at prices as low as can be purchased at in New York. July 20. .59 bwlot BICEllIJLINr Factor & Commission Merchant, CESTKAl WflAR#1, * CHARLESTON, S. C. Will also give pro, nr. t attention to RECFIVING and FORWAItING Good- consigned to hi* care June 18. 48 \v3in MARTIN & BRYAN, FACTORS. AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BOVCF. \ CO'S WHARF, CnARLESTON, g. C. lames Martin. Thomas A. Brvan Urfr.re.nces?Messrs. Robert Martin, Charleston R. O'Neal, Columbia, C. J. Shannon, Camdem James Wright, Clieraw, J. R. Aiken, Wimisborofz&f* Advances made 011 Cotton and other Produce shipped to them. Particular attention given to Ihfi purchase of Ragging, Rope and Family Supplies. July 26. 59 3m ~pauT~t7ykjMgue, FACTOR, And General Commission Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, 8. C I.iberal advances made on consignments of Prou-ce, and prompt attention given to the forwardg of Goods, at the lowest rates. "An?. 20. 68 lv CHAMBERS & WHITE, UEC? 1 VIN6 AND FORWARDING AGENTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. June 18, 1850. 48 eowihn. w. H. RTWOKKMANT" MAGISTRATE. CAMDEN, 8. C. J; IS. 1I.KERS H AW, 7 Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Eqnity, CAMDEN, S. C. Will attend the 1 ourts of Kershaw, Sumtor, Fairfield, Darlington and Lancaster Districts. W. H. R WORKMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Camden, b. O. (Office immrrliuir/i/ in rear nf the Court House.) Wlf.l. ATTKNII TIIK COUHTS OK Darlington find Sumter District*. Business entrusted to liiui win meet with prompt and careful attention. July 20. Executor's \otIce. "PERSONS indebted to Joseph Cunningham I. dee'd. are requested to ntakn payment, and those having demands to present them to either ot the subscribers. J NO. BROWN, Liberty Hill, C. J. SHANNON, Camden, July 15. [5Gtlj] Ex'rs. Just Received, LADIE6' Linen Gaiter Hoots, different shades; " Kid Slips, with Resets. Also?Gents fine Pump Bonis and Shoes; " 4* Congress Gaiters and Buckskin Shoes. Also?Gin Bristles by the pound, very low for each. WORKMAN <f- BOONE. August 2. 61 ISottlcd Soda and PRrsaparilla. For sale by MOORE & BELCHER. Hew Fall Goods. THE subscriber respectfully info tins his friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving his Fallsupply of Groceries, Domestics, Ac. Consisting in part, of the following articles, viz:? Brown, crushed, loaf and clarified Sugars New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses Rio and Java Coffee Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard No. 2 and 3 Mackarel Corn, f lour, Uats, Salt Swedes Iron of all sizes Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles Fine and common Tobacco Bagging, Rope and Twine, Men and boy's Wagon Saddles Riding and Waggon Bridles Hames, Collars, Riding and Waggon Whips also Crockery, Glass and Hardware Collins' best Axes, Nails, assorted size Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks Negro Cloths, Bleached and brown Homespuns Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS A few cases of men and boys Hats and Caps With all other articles usually found in a well supplied Grocery and Hardware store, all of which will be sold exceedingly low for cash. B. W. CHAMBERS. Cnmdeu, S. C. Sept. 3. 70 tt &5"The Sumter Banner and True Southron will cdpy for three month*. New Grocery and Provision Store. ? * ffMIE subscriber would respectfull inform his X friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving his fall supply of GROCERIES, consisting in part, as follows? SUGARS?Brown, lonf, crushed and clarified COFFEE?Rio and Java. MOLASSES?New Orleans and Muscovado. Rice cheese, bacon, lard, corn, and salt Mackerel salmon and flour. Crackers?Wine, butter and soda. Preserves?Ginger, peach, plum, &c. Pickles, catsups, sauces, citron, chocolate & teas. ALSO, Raisins, almonds,currants and English walnuts, Pecan and butter nuts, spice, and ginger. Nutmegs, candies, kisses, plums, &c. Prunes, figs, dates, &c. Also?Powder, shot, lead, cigars, tobacco, &c. Soaps, starch,candles, crockery, glass and hard ware. Also?Lime juice, lemon syrup, and ginger wine Capers extracts Java coffee. With, all other articles usually found in a well selected Grocery and Provision Store, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash. WM. C. 3IOORE. N. B. Packages sent to any part of the Town. August 26, 1830. 68 Salem Woolens. HAVING taken the agency of the Salem, N C. WOOLEN MANUFACTORY, we are prepared to supply Planters with their fteffro Cloths of various qualities, and at Manufacturer's prices. These Goods have been used by several Planters in this neighborhood for many years, to whom wo can refer, as being an article, for warmth and durability, of a very superior quality. O-WOOL will be taken in exchange, at a fair price. - W. ANDERSON & CO. Aug. 22. 67 2m REMOVAL* THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and customers that they have recently removed to the store immediately on the south east corner of Broad and DeKalb streets, (Nioloti's old stand,) where they will continue to keep a well assorted stock of Groceries, Bagging, Rope. Twine, &c, Also?Blankets, and every other article necessary for Plantation use. They now offer for sale their present stock of Dry Goods at very reduced prices being desi roiis to close them before fall. And as usual, will also attend to the Receiving and Forwarding Goods from Railroad. Also, receiving and storing cotton and oilier country produce upon moderate terms. GEO. S. DOUGLAS &, CO. August 1,1850. 61 tf Fall Goods. rp BONNELL & CO. are now rec jiving tbeir J_ Fall supplies, to which they invite the attention of purchasers. SUGARS?Si. Croix, Delta, crushed, powdered and clarified COFFEE?Rio and Java TEA?Green and Hyson ir/1r 4 oariLt nr i \i iuwu.'iiaorjo?*? esi inuia anu i\ew vsncaus SALT?Table and sack MACKARKL?No. 1 and 2 1'ickles, Ketchup. Mustard, Ginger,Pepper Spicc, Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, &c. Hardware, Hoes, Axes, Spades, 6ic. IlitftKiiih', ltopc and Twine. DOMESTICS?Bleached and brjwn Homespuns Together with a general assortment ot Goods suited to this market. For sale low by July 26. T. BONNELL fc CO. SFGAIt!1).' SKGARS! J?A very choice lot of Palmetto and Gold Leaf Segars, for 6ale by July 26. T. BONNfILL & CO. BARGAINS. THE subscriber, previous tu receiving his Fall and Winter Goods, will dispose of his stock ot BKREGES, Printed LA IVNS, printed MUSLINS, and PRINTS, at very reduced prices. ALSO?Gentlemen's hummer Clothing very low. E. W. BONNEY. WHOSE STORE IS THAT OPPOSITE Tin? unsiT nvrirr i 1 lllj JL V?CT M. VTB'X' * V/JKJ IT is KLIAS Si KOOPMAN'S, who will cell Fancy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Groceries, and all sorts of Merchandize cheaper than can he found elsewhere in this market. We return 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. ELIAS KOOPMAN. April 19 31 Picking Sheets. O7 INCH COTTON OZNABURGS, made exO I presely tor Cotton Picking Sheets, tor sale by AUK- 20. W.jANPERSON & CO. Band Leather and Gin Bristles To be found at v?r^nrr,r .V TlAAVftCl WUttXV:U/U\ oc, u v*. Aug. 30. STORE TO RE NT. MILITARY H\IL, next oor to the C niden Bnaaar. Apply to VVM. ANDERSON. July 9. 44 I BAKSiOit HOUSE. CAMDJEN, S. C. THE subscriber respectfully announces to his friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC generally, that he has opened, as a HOTEL, that large and commoa.u>-e house in Log Town, former* ly the private res.denteof B. Perkins, esq. The building is admirably adapted for that pur. pose, being situated in the n ost healthy and-pleas* ant part of C arnden, combining ail the advanU ges of the town with the bblmy atmosphere of tlie country, and within a lew minutes' walk of any part of Camden, The rooms are large and airy, his Servants respectful and attentive, and lie picu^co iiiuin^ii iv opaic-iiv paiuo mi nccpiuj; up an attractive and well supplied TABLE, and to use every exertion to please those who may call upon him. His STABLES will be found commodious, and always fully supplied with Provender, ETThe House being conducted on Temperance Principle*, he flatters himself that those who favor him with a call will And the MANSION HOUSE not only the comforts and attention of a well regulated Hotel, but the qoie^retirement of a Home. Charges moderate. ETAII the Stages arriving in the place, and the Omnibuses running to the Depot, will caH at the House when desired. E. G. ROBINSON. Camden, Sept. 1. * 27 . tf D"The True Southron, Charlotte will please insert. 0 CATAWBA SPRINGS, LINCOLN . ,OUNTY, N. C. THIS well-kn" v"-. Catering Place is again open for the reception of company during the pre DCIH ocdouii* iiic upiiiigo Having ucru ICLCIIUJI repaired in a way which has rendered the rater not inferior to any in the State. The sulphur property of the water is very little inferior to the celebrated Sulphur Spring, (Wilson's) in Clevelaud county, N. C., independent of the other properties belonging to it. Persons wishing to spend a few weeks or moriths of pleasure, will find a healthy country, good climate and much more convenient i.i this watering place than crossing the mountains.? The Spring is 24 miles North-west, of Charlotte Visitors from the South will find it best to come by way of Charlotte, crossing the Catawba river at Rozell's Ferry, or Beatie's Ford. THOMAS F. HAMPTON. . June 30. 54 swl3 ' R Fifty Dollars Reward. UNAWaY from the subecriber on the night of the 22d hist., (six miles south of Lancaster Court House on the Camden road) a negro man named John, about six feet six inches high, with a scar on his face, (near his eve) occasioned by the kick of a horse, be is black, carried off with him two suits of clothes, among which wasasattinet coat, black cloth pants, blue flannel shirt, StriEed shirt, &c. He carried off a chesnut sorrel orse, fine black saddle with plated stiriip irons, doubled reined bridle and martingales with ivory rings. It annears said bov.after leaving inv house went to .Mrs. Stinson's, at KuaselPlace in Kershaw District and carried off a negro woman.and young child, that Mrs. Stinson had on trial and was about purchasing from me. The negroes were recently purchased by me in the cTty'of Baltimore. Since they have left I understand' the man said he had a free pass, that be brought it with him from Baltimore. The above reward will be paid for their apprehension and delivery to me, or information givctreo that I can get them. BU.OISHOP. Lancaster Diet. S. C. 23 Aug. 1850. 68 tf TO BENT, FOR ONE OR A TERM OF YEAR?. f|\HAT pleasantly situated residence on^DeKalb 1 street, now occupied by Mr. E. G Robinson. The house is admirably located for private boarding?having been kept as such for the past 6 years ?being very convenient to business; and from its elevated position, healthy atall seasons of the year. It contains 7 rooms with a t.r j lace in eacb,and a piazza 70 teet in lentb; having or. the premises a large kitchen, wash room and all necessary out buildings in gocd repair. The lot fronts on DeKalb 132 feet and extends back to Rutledge street, 528 feet. : ; By consent of the present occupant possession can be had on let Sept. For lerms apply to A. BtJRR. Camden, Aug. 20, 66 tf. MAioific nALL CLOTHING STORE, '268 King-street, corner of Weiitworth, CHARLESTON, S. C. WA. KENT & MITCfHELL are now re ceiving their usual supply of Spring and Summer Clothing, to which they would iaju&?)?*B attention of puirh: sere. They keep constttUfy.?tt hand, a full and complete stock of Clotbtog &&. Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers at all times find a full stock of English aiid French Cloth Dress and Frock Coat*Medium and low priced Cloth do. Pants, of all descriptions, * And a lull stork ot Vosts. * They would invite attention to their s'ock of. Outfitting articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Gnyats^ IT n,Ui> l!asmiinfj II>\uiortr fSlntioc .^llanAndnM Dressing Gowns, &c. rf-c All of the above Goods will be sold at lbs low-, est prices. jA \V. A. KKNT Jr T 268 King.su cor,. Went wort li. April 12- J29 tf O. V. ANTWERP, MERCHANT TAILOR, Columbia, S. CL Keeps on band and is constantly, manufacturing an extensive assortment of plain add fashionablegarments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,.. The goods arc got up expressly for a fashionablecustom trade, and vviJJ be found* superior in worjtinanahip and quality. I'have also on hand and, am, daily receiving an extensive assortment of ehirts and furnishing articles, choice and:cheap. I shall, sell ho article but what is good and substantial. ? ALSO? A fine assortment of .Silk and bus tlaJs,.of ilie very latest styles,.from Jie house of Beebe Cos. er. Jan. 2> 1 If In Equity--Lancaster District. K. 1*. Carrico audi wilo Alary, vs. AHhala Castgn,. (widow,) Aliddletou G. Caston, John ffc. Caaton. Partition of Real Estate of Eli C, Oaston,decd. IT appearing to my satisfaction thai all Ihp ahpve. defendants reside without the limits oh lie State, it is ordered on motion of Clinton and Hanna,.i hat the said defendants do plead, answer or demur to, thp Bill in above case on or bWarethe QleL day of Ncv. 1850. otheiwiae judgment praconlesso will he ordered affainst them. J. H. WITHERSPOON^c- R. L. D. Corr, offlco, Aug. yj 97 66 fceidy'ft Blood PUls. A LARGE and trepb. ayjpply o/ the genuine article, juat received at Z. J. DEHAY'S. Aug. 20, 60 t* " 4 3k# 1 k *" >