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W" wouldthafrweaU hadrthe hearts of French men, to appreciate the following wrse from th< Mareeillieee Hjnrm: .. . v ., i.?> Allons, enfonts de la Patrie, v.- . Le jiour de gloire est arrive ; - . : . ContrenouiSy de la'tyrannie' L'entendart sanglaut est love Entendez vous dans ses campagnes Mugir ces firoces sold ate; Jte vienftent-jusque'dans vos bras Egorce vos fils et v'os campagnes; * Aux arme6, eitoyens, fonnez vos battaillons! Marchons; qu'nn sangimpurabreuve nos sillom ? Communicated. PHRENOLOGY. - Dr. A. Crane, of New Orleans, a celebra ted Phrenologist, and man of fine talents, fi now in our town. The Dr. is a superior lectur ?r, and a scientific man ; hence the matter aw manner of his lectures must be iuteresing -even to the greatest sceptic in regard to iri: <1 ;*ptrirre8. His delineations of character, from jiu examination of phrenological developments / o far as we have heard thein, have been, ir main, remarkably correct. He proposes t< jgf Remain until tomorrow, "and will give anoihei ^ ffee fectareto night -Inthe mean time, thos< v who wish to avail themselves ot hhoxamina >tft>u3Can dtfsobj' calHng at the Planters Hotel Gcx. AfcQuEBX.?it-affords us much plea **"" x" l- -L'" .ii?lu\nto(i?alij tn sniinnnci HH2 W W) atuie, luiunuiwiiivij, ? '.Gso. McQueen as a candidate tor re-electioi tfr Congress. It is needless for us to say i word iu commendation of this gentleman. His course in Congress has been such as to secure this confidence and approbation, we believe, o bis entire constituency. He is one of the mos ? Vigilant sentinels upon the watchtower of south em rights, and his sjieech in the House of Rep resentalives- upon the all-absorbing topics o the day, is regarded as among the best of tlx session. We have not heard of any opposition to Gen McQueen, nor do we belieye there will he any ** ? We tbink it woubl be useless for any one to op pose General McQueen. His course has indeec been each as ought, and no doubt has secured fo him the confidence and approbation of ijis .entiri constituency. He truly merits the true Patriot' reward,M a hearty well done." ? . SOUTH CAROLINA . . "Sooth Carolina makes no move. There six stands in a dkfknsivb attitodb, with he lance 'couched,' and not a feather quivering ii ier planted Socb U i&e position occupied by tliis mucl - Abased bat truly noble and gallant State, as de fined by one of her own cherished sons, die Hon *,F. W, Pickens. It presents, in few but felici tooa terms, the calm, assured and determine! Waring, with which she await* the ominous fa tare. ^Ite.t'iqe for words with her bAS gon< ^ _ by?the argument isexhausted. She has aske< again for justice and equal rights?she now patiently awaits the answer. Standing "entirely open the defensive, with her lance in rest am her viacr dowri;*1she ?thfe eery personificntioi of c^Hnness and resoluteness of purjjoeo. "TUb Biutt'ton boys,1' us the Chronicle am Sentinel so inn eh delights to call die citizens o South Carolina, by the way of puny ridicule arel'ao m^uju buckram," no men of straw, bat inanly,-i^jfni mid deterniined Southern men who know' their rights and are fully preparer to defend thern. TTnaeduced by golden promise and nntefrified by empty threats, her sons an ready to defend her cherished rights and main tain her stainless Honor in any and every' con tingeney. The attitude she hasassumed is a glo nous ohe?she will maintain it firmly, but tem peratefy, to the laST'exfemitv. S. Carolina is-a ^iodkl for hkk sxstkt SoorHKKN Status. Her- history is a history filled with proofs of her noble devotion to con stitational rightsantf a Union. "The work knows her history by .heart" There she stands still ready to deftajd such rights?still willing ti liveunder such s*tJniou, but under none other When jiis to be made an agent of injury anc oppression, her attachment to it necessarialj falters. She scdrns'submission to injustice, ant AmfciV <u>Ar?iR th? "trftifcor. She wishes to en joy bar rights!* this Umo* if possible?if on nikd to ubk, she will.not hesitate, and honor ed bo she for it, to seek them oat of it. She is truly* model for her sister States Firm and dauntless, butyet cool and calm iu be; fortified position, she throws herself back upoi her rights guarantied by the constitution; ant in her straggle for justice and perfect equality "Let come what will, she means to bear it out And either lire with glorious victory Or die with feme renowned for chiralry.n Would that every southern stale presented th( same front Ofbatfie to the free soil host! Hot full oMiope and trust* wonld then be the mus< of the endangered South! How more than se core would be her periled rights?how mon than triumphant would be her now almost utter * ly hopeless cause I Will pot Georgia and ever other Southern State assume the same nobl and exalted position and present the same uni ted front to the Abolition phalanx ? It is the his hope of the South for obtaining justice?the las and only remaing means of safety. With tbi una> imity of feeling existing among us?thi union of hearts and uuion ofluutd* in the oomiiq contest of sections, the South will not, canno suffer?but without It, ifdivlded, distracted an< untrue to herself, site wilt only invite aggressioi and reap a mockery of justice, a harvest of dea ;pnir. We oail upon the Southern people every wborp to unite. 'We must "hang out tho ban ? .1 . - _ itt* 1 it i ,? ^ yier on roe outer wait ana raiiy arouna ic 10 protection ofonr rigbts,-?-*Au/r?j'a Republic. iDIRD?At hfaipsidenee in Camden, on tin Tdtli inrt., in the 35th year qf hjs age, after i ?fong :iikl protracted illness, Rqbbht L,. Twisku a-native of Ireland, raised qud educated ii Charl* -;ton, ami for the last 8 years, a resident of'this phce. PRICE'S POEISS, * TJ^LEtiANTLV bound, at $1 percopv, for pali XL# by . W.C.MOORE. . ? m'r n. >)*? *? mn* A iFEW thou wind void Leaf, a Consolaciou/ it -South Carolina, 2nd other favorite brangp. bepL 40. W- V, MOORE, The Citizens of Kershaw District aire requested to meet in the Court House in Camden on Wednesday,:25th inst, 11 o'clock A.M., i! for the purpose of forming a Southern Rights Association. Tho. Salmond, Wm. Kennedy, C. J. Shannon, ; J. D. Murray, Alexander Young, ' C. Matheson, 9 John Workman, I,. L. Whitaker, - Jno. McCaa. E. W. Bonney, 1 John D. Price, James Dunlap, , A. M. Kennedy, " -S. D. Hallford, 5 Wtn. M. Shannon, Geo. Alden. i R.M.Kennedy, Geo. W. Shaw, , K. S. Moffat, * Thomas J. Workman, i C. H. Davis, W. E. Hughson, > L. H. Dens, J. F. Sutherland, r J. B. Kershaw, John J. Workman, j *W. Thnrlow Caston, W. H. U. Workman, . W, A, Ancruni, John X. Gatuewell, . Sam'l Benson, J. A.A onng, C. J. Shannon, jr. vv. j. umitt, . B; H. Matheson, Tho.J. Warren, ? Thos. J. Anerum, C. A. Price, l Jos. W. Do by, Z J. DeHay i John Cantey, A. G. Baskin, 5 D. L. DeSuussure, Sam. J.Young, i ?d\v. M. Boykin, William J. Tavlor, f Ja?. Chesnut, jr. E.A. Salmond, t Thomas Lang, W. Patterson, - Charles Perkins, J. S. Nettles, - B. Perkins, Thomas Harris, f B. Boykin, Wm. C. Moore, i Tlios. E. Shannon, Win. A. Nettles, H. Holleyman, B. W. Chambers, . James J. Dunlap, R. II. Finch. I. O. O. F. KERSHAW LODGE, NO. 9. j rpHK regular meeting of this Lodge will be held JL th's (Friday) evening at their Hall, at 7 o' 1 c lock. Bv order of the iN. (J. 5 Z. J. DkHAY, Sec'jr. Rain|ns? A few Boxes new Raisin;;, itist received hv - VV. C. MOORii. ; Attention Guards. YOU will parade at your Rendezvous on Saturday the 15th ofOclnber next, properly armed and enuiped.? 1 At whic h time by the order of Lieut. Col. J. JL Kershaw, an election will be held for 3d Lieutenant, Sersreanta Huchson, Hucknbee and Wooten, are detailed a* mana1 cer*. l!y order of Capt- K. S. MOFFAT. W. E. HUGUSON.O. S. Sept. 20,1850. 75 s " w3t Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power. 1 rpnii subscriber* have received one of the above maA chines from the manufactory of Geo. Vail A- I o., to which they would cnil the attention of those w ho want ' powers for Ginni'ig, Sawing or Grinding. Orders for any 1 kind of MILL IKONS or CASTINGS will he promptly attended to. McDOVVt LL& COOPER. ' ftjr A few Mill Cranks ?n hand. ' Sept. 20.1850. ? 75 . . tf MortiffeofCoHon. ' 'T^HE'Riilh.cribcrd arc now building a new ColI ton House, and will be prepared to store coti ion on accommodating terms, f They offer their services for the sale or For,, warding of cotton, and the receivihg and Forward. ' iug of Merchandise. Sept 20 ?otf Mc DO WALL & COOPER. 9 _ 1 Pastilles de Paris. ? |AOR the ailevialiou and core of Ukonciutis, i J and oilier diseases pi tne throat ii<>w so preva lent in the United Slates, among Ministers and . other public speakers For sale by sept. 20 Z. J. DeHAY. Anuatto,, Copperas, Indigo, Logwood, t .Maiiuer, Win to Lead, ' Linseed Oil, Turpentine, vv,e|.,oo I.3I1H. Itliiruiipva. j ijolar Globes, Molar Wicks, Sperm Uil, So ar Oil, ' Cantor Oil, Epsoin Salts Ac. &c. * A lull and tresh supply ol all the above articles just received, and lor sale by 1 sept. 20. Z.J. DeHAV. I Quinine ! Quinine!! Anew supply 01 ivusenyurieu &. Dennis' superior Quinine, received tins mummy, and f r sale " by Z. J. DeHAY. Copal Varnish, Lealiier Variusli, , . Hi auisli itrowu, Venetiau Ked, r Japan Varnish, Red Lead, t\.c. &.c. , Kept constantly on baud at Z. J-. DeHAY'S J " Septal. > Victims of Dyspepsia, Look Here. OR. ALLEN'S CUMFOUND. Thla MmI u'Ihh iw ti? tin* iiiiitlir* Hiiprnlli'frotn n. full conviction tliat ii ix superior lo any oilier now in uxe, ? jo* the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Couipjl'uU, Nertoipt !)<: ^ bility, Modily Weaknexx. Au:. Prepared only by the proprietors. (!. VV. A l.Ll'.N, M. D., S Philadelphia,and J. A. ?L \Y. i? l.'LEV'RLA.N J, No. 2u~ . King Street, Charleston, t>, l.\ None Genuine unless signed by Dr. G. W. ALI.RN.and B connterxigned by J. A. A: W. L. CLKVELAAD The bottle* having the word* "Allkn's DvspKtTtc ^Ikuicink v Phila., blown on ll?? glass. ' Sole agent for Camden. Z.J. DEllAV, e Sept 20, lrt.VJ. 75 ly i Fall Goods. s BONN'KLL & CO. are now roc living their 8 J. Fall supplies, to which they invite the alien. , tioa of purchasers. ' SUGARS?Si. Croix, Delta, cnished, powdered and clarified ^ COFFEE?Rio and Java 1 TEA?Green and Hyson MOUSSES?West India and New Orleans SALT?Tabic and sack MAUKAKKC?No. 1 arid g r Pickles, Ketchup. Mustard, Ginger, Pepper Spice, Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Si arch, &c. Hardware, linos', Axes, Spades, &c. B(iKKi?Si I?Q|?? and Twine, B DQItfliS'I'lCStrrWlpjiphed and brown Homer * ppups >? Together with a general assortment o( Goods 1 suited ro this market. Per sale low by e July'JQ. T- BONNKI.I, fc CO. Irish Potatoes, ! k FEW barrels tine Northern Potatoes, just j\. received hy JAMES AJcftWEN. Superior UliiKtiud, IN quarter and half pquncl lx>xep; White Mus tard See J; Ginger; J'lack and lied Pepper; Spice; Nutmegs; Mace; Cloves; Cinnamon, &r. For gale by Z. J. DeH AY. / I - ' ? 20,00^ PAIRS OF v : '' BOOTS AND SHOES. rpO HB HAD attlie New Sboe Store, and will X be sold lotyer llian any ever before offered in. this market?having paid the cash for every ar ticle, and selected from the best and largest manufacturers in the United States,"we flatter ourselves that no one can fail to be pleaded in quantity, quality and price. The stock consists in part, as follows? Men's fine Calf stitched Boots it ' te 4. n.. t? .? -- - i-ump ?oois 44 44 Waterproof do cork soles 44 ' " do stitched and quilted soles 200 pairs fine Calf eewed Boots, from 84 50 to 86 00 200 " " " and Kip pegged Boots, from to $5 0C Men's fine Calf sewed Bootes ?2 to 84 00 " ' a id I loth Congress Boots 83 to $4 50 '? 44 " Jersev TieR. ?3 to ?3 50 14 " " pegged Bootees. 8' to 82 00 < " Kip " " 75c to 81 00 Youth's Kip pegged Bootees, 50c to 75c Calf " 44 75c to $1 00 ? Boots assorted 44 Kip Ladies' Department. Fine silk Gaiters, olnuk and colored 44 satin " " 44 * 44 lasting 44 44 44 44 welts and black 44 44 Half Gaiters, welts and black ' j 44 44 ,4 " colored and black I Welt 44 Tics, Foxed, Broad and Easy [ 44 44 44 without Tips, for corns I <> T in,) Un,m.iu CU ?n,l ? <".U [ I'ump " ' " uid and Enameled Excelsiors [ Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins Taylor Ties, Pump FilW Hid Slippers, with Rosettes I Fine Morrucco Slippers nnrf- Ties I Fine Ties and Bosk inn, XVoIts ! Fine Morocco do do | Kid extra wide Slips and Tien Goat Buskins and Ties, Wens Goat Boots j Misses' black and colored Gaiters " blue and light colored Half Gaiter* " black, blue and bronze Bootees i " black and colored Slippers* , " Goat Bootees, sewed and pegged, for School Shod Children's Shoes and Boots, assorted Togetlier with a great variety of Gentlemen's, Ladies and Children's Shoes, too numerous to mention. Fine TRAVELING TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, VAL1CES, ILVTS and CAPS. All of which will posi tivelv be sold lower than the lowest for cash. ?-*?- ? " ? ? ? -_ 1? ... wrur <annc JWl. IL1I UIJU hCU IUT >Ulir9CI>U<,| l+l VI ID (f iv/aSV(, STORK of WORKMAN & BOONE. Sept. 20. WILLIAM C. MOOKB, BANK A G E N T; And Receiving and Forwarding Berohanl CAMDEN, S. C. References?W. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M DeSaussure, T. J. Warren, Esq. Ja?P?True {Southron insert 3 months! WM. M ATT III ESSEN'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 througf: the stock of this extensive Clothing House, where they'will find fresh and desirable Goods, at prices as low as can be purchased at in New York. July 26. 59 awlOt JOHN B. DESAUSSORE, Adgcr'st VFImrf, Charleston, 8. C. Will give prompt and close attention to the sale of all descriptions of l'roduce entrusted to hit care, and to the selection and filling of orders, sept. 13. *72 6in MAZYCK & SON, Factors and Commission merchants, SOUTH CO.M3IKIU IAI. WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. WU.I.IAM HA/.VCK.J w. ST. i. MAZYCK. > PAUL T ViLLEPIGUlT j FACTOR, And General Commission Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. CJ libera I advances made mi consignments ol Pro duce, and prompt attention given U> tint Ibrvvardingof Goods, at the lowest rates. Aug. 30, ttt ly Ladies Gloves. NOW receiving Ladies Glove*, "f every description am quality. E. W. BON.NKY* Sept 11, 74 if CORN Slicller*. Patent Siniw Cutlers. Ploughs, Paten Churns of the most approved kind?Rooking and sit ting Chain, Pails. Tube, ic., just received bySept. 17, [74 tf] K. W. BONNEY. Mortgage,;Snle, 1U ILL sell mi the uret .Monday m October nex beiore llie Court iiuuse door m Camden. tw? itegroe*. Caroline i;..d lajuli, to iorecloae a deed o Mortgage executed by in. J Oeripd to Josepl CunniiignattJ. TIL J H AKRErN', Agent. Sepl, 17. ($>?. '?#) Oi74 New Good3. rpHE miJendg'icii i* n,?w rci ch my.'1^ Fall "apply t? J. goods. 1!aV?Ii- nureh:ircJ \cry mrpr.lv, hoi* enable*. 1P> offer great ind'iceinenis- loin* iYinid* anil customer* ti purclmt*- from tiini. \tiy.iy; l'i?* * '<>' k may lie louinl mail] articles not iimiuIIv uiiiI which he will rakegrett pleasure ill showing; ut> it regard* price*, lie will he sat wlieil with (.'haih^l^ii term* ~ Ali'pciitl <U-?hn ti???i ntu<iu 01 caali t>iir<*l\BKen. E. W. 1JONNF.Y. Sfpi- \7, *'1 If Bagging and Rope, ON hand Umiiiy ami Unwlee flagging. Kentucky Unpe and three ply Twine--also ilH* pi?cc.*: n rn l.iriwuys Kerrey*, gndnll oihertvool pluirs. E. VV. BON.NEY. Sept. 17, 74 if ^ ^ Carpeting:!! J Vol <>pi'l]''U lllill ll'i rUK , I Illir, fine',uml iinperiul three ply t'nrpi-t*. ofiu-\v patterni* AUo, Printed floor Cloth*, ling*, and cotton Carpeting. Sept. 17, [71 tf] E. W. BOKNKV. REMOVAL- " subscribers hot; leave to injunn thei X friends and customers that they Jjave recent ly removed to .the store immediately on the sotul east cofncr of Broad ami PeKalb streets, (Nio Ion's nld stand,) where lj)uy will continue to kee] a uolj assorted stock of Groceries, bagging, Rope. Twine, &c, Also?Blankets, and every other article necessar; Plantation use. They now oiler for snip their present slock q Dry Goods at very reduced prices, being des'i rows to close thepi hetore fall. And as usual, will also atte? ^ ,o the Receivinj and Forward;;,g Goods fro:.j Railroad. Also, rp ceiving and storing co'ton dud other cduutry pro ducp upon moden'v tafnis. tiEo. s. pouGi</\a & ca August!, 1850. 61 tf i ii i ' ii i i mil imii \E\V Staple and Fancy floods, THE subscribers are now opening a cbmplete r assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods,- purchased with moch care, which tiiey will disposcof e on their usual liberal terms. Tliev conssist in I part, as follows: ' j WOOLENS. ' Heavy London Duftil Blankets Super H-4 to 14-4 Lamb's Wool Bed Blankets ' Heavy all-wool Negro Cloths Negro Linseyu, very heavy and stout * Plaid Linsoys; Wool Cloth lor women's wear ! Cloths aud Camlmeres. Superfine black, blue, brown, and invisible green French Cluilis Superfine Due-skin black Cassimeres ^ Satiinets, assorted colors Kentucky Jeans, do do Elegant Fashionable Vestings Fancy Cassimeres Red white and yellow Flannels COTTON GOODS. f PRINTS, of every description Furniture Calicoes, very handsome Ginghams; Cross-bar'd and fancy striped Muslins ' Furniture and cambric Dimity Furniture Fringes; cotton cambrics - . Colored and black cambrics ' ? j J 9I1M* UI1U l Hill J AIU^IVPI E'egant plain and vvater'd black mlks " plain," figured and water.'d colored silks " Chena ligured dress silks, very rich Belts; elegant lace capes 1 Muslin worked collars and sleeve's Very handsome Insertings and Edgings Linen-cambric Handkerchief's Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk StockingB f French merino, black and assorted colors Super black and meredian black Alpachas Striped and cross-bar'd colored Alpachas DOMESTICS. 1 , 3-4,7-8 and 5-5 bleached and brown Shirtings ' 1*2-4 bleached and unbleachod Sheetings I While and unbleached Drills ' Striped and plaid colored Homespuns tied Ticks; Aprou chocks; cotton Osnaburgs 1 LIKENS. Super an assorted Irish Linens j " Lawn Lawns, Dowlas; Damask Table-cloths j ' Damask Diaper; Damaik Napkins i u Bird-eye and Russia Diapers ???ALSO Dundee and Gunny Bagging 1 Bale Rope and Twire; Iron; Salt i Nugar, Coffee, Molasses ' ALSO? Blacksmith's Bellows, Vices, Anvils. Hammers Sciew P. ales, Trace-chains, Collins' Axes Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks With a'complete assortment of Hardware and Cutlery j With many other hrticles loo tedious to enumerate. . H. LEVY <$ SON. . sept. 17* 74 Gin J Segars. 1 THE subscribers have now on hand the most 1 favorite brands of genuine Spauish Segars. ] ' sept. 17. H. LEW <fr SON. J | Guns and Pistols. | , V7MNE Double-barrelled Guns in cases; Double , .1: barrelled Guns without cases; Percussion i Pistols in cases. By i sept. 17. H. LENY <fr SON. 1 Ready*Made Clothing. ' A COMPLETE assortment ol Over-coats, Dress f and Frock-coats, Business-coats, Blanket and , coating Over-ccSts, gentleman's fi'ioCloaksr P?ot?~ ^ and Vests, Ready-made Shirts, Stocks and Collars. ( sept. 16 " H. LEVY.& SON. New Fall Goods. THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving his Fall supply of Groceries Domestics Ac. Consisting in part, of the following articles, viz;? , Brown, crushed, loaf ami clarified Sugars New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses ' Rio and Jjva Coffee Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard ' No. 2 and 3 Mnckaml Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt Swedes Iron of all sizes Powder, Shot, I^ead, Soaps, Starch, Candbs Fine and common Tobacco Bagging, Kojx' and Twine, ' Men and bov's Wagon Saddling Riding and Waggon Bridies 1 Haines, Collars, Riding and Waggon Whips ALSO Crockery, Glass and Hardware Collifit' best Axes, Nails, atoned eiz? 1'ocket Knives, Knives and Fork* Xegro Cloths 1 Bleached and brown Homespuns Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS t 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. 1 Camden, S. ('. Kepi. 3. 'TO M 1 t {CTTIu- ."fanner Banner and True Southron will ropy ) for three monllne ! New Grocery and Provision Store. f FMIE subscriber would respect full inform hi8 .JL friends and the public generally, that he is now receiving hie fall supply o? GROCERIES, consisting1 in part, as follows? . 4 } SUGARS?(Irown, loaf, crushed aud clarified | COFFEE?Rio and Java. : ' MOLASSES?New Orleans and Muscovado, t Rice cheese, bacon, lard, corn, and salt, Mackerel salmon and fl"ur. 1 Crackers?Wine, butter and soda. Preserves?Ginger, peach, plum, &.c. Pickles,catsups, sauces, citron, chocolate & teas. k r.so, , Raisins,almonds,currants and English walnuts, , Ppcan and butter nuts, spice, and ginger. Nutmegs, candies, kisses, plums, <fco. Prunes, tigs, dates, &e. - Also?Powder, shot, lead, cigars, tobacco, &c. i Soaps, starch,candles,crockery, glass aud hard. ware. Also?Lime juice, lemon syrup, and ginger wine ('apers extracts Java colK e. With all other articles usually found in a well lectud Grocery and Provision Store, which will be sold exceedingly low for cu.\A. r " WM. C. MOORE. 'N. R. I*ap!'?ge?i sent to any part of the Town, i i August26, I860. pd 1 i Salem Woolens. HAVING taken the agency of the $alem, N c. Woolen manufactory, we are . prepared tp supply Plaliters with their . %?>?ro tilths ( of various (^lities, and at Manufacturer'^ pricf?. Those GdQfls have been uso'l by several Planters in this peighbnrlionri for many years^ to whom I we can reft-r, ;is being aa lriicle, f<>r" waripth anil - durability, ?>/ a very superior quality. CWOOL will be iakgn in exchange, at a fair . price. W. AN^SON fc CO, Aug. 32. 61 2n\ - M ANSI 0NH0TT8E. 'CAMDEN, S. C. ' rHE subscriber-respectfully announces to his friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC generally, that he has opened, as a HOTEL, that arge and commodiot e bouse in Log Town, former-. y the private res.dcnce of B. Perkins, esq../ The building is admirably adapted for >ose, being situated in the u o*t healthy and pleas* mi part of ( araden, combining alt the advanta >es ol the town with the balmy, a'mospbers of the ruuiitry, and within a Jew minutes' walk.of any iart of Camden. The rooms are large and airy, lis Servants respectful and " attentive, arid he liedges himself to spare no pains in keeping?p in attractive and well supplied TABLE, and to use ivery exertion to please those who may call upon lira. v : '"-'V His ST A Hl.ES will be found commddioue, and ilways fully supplied with Provender, D'Thc House being conducted on Temperance Principles, he Hatters himself that those who fa^or iim with a call will find the MANSION HOUSE iot only the comforts and attention of a well regjlated Hotel, but the quiet retirement of a Home. Charges moderate. (LTAH the Stages arriving in the place, and the Omnibuses running to the Depot, wHJ call at the [iouse when desired. j': E.G.ROBINSON: Camden, Sept. 1. " 27 if' 3j*Tlie True Southron, CJrarlotte will please nseit. '. . .0 ff A T A unf li r QDD Turno - VAAA If JIA UA AU1 UTOf . LINCOLN COUNTY, N. C. THIS well-known Watering Place is again open for the reception of company during the present season. The Springs having been recently repaired, in a way which has rendered the water lot inferior to any in the State. The sulphur property of the water is very little Inferior to the celejrated Sulphur Spring, (Wilson's) in Cleveland rounty, N. C., independent of the other properties belonging to it. Persons wishing to spend a few week* or nonths of pleasure, will find a healthy country, good climate and much more convenient at this catering place than crossing the mountains.? The Spring is 24 miles North-west of Charlotte Visitors from the South will find it best to come jy way of Charlotte, crossing the Catawba river it Rozell's Ferry, or Beatie's Ford. THOMAS F. HAMPTON. June 30. 54 " swl3 R Fifty Doll?'* Reward. UNAWaY from the subscriber on the night of the 22d iust, (six miles south of Lancaster Jourt House on the Camden rood) a negro ruRn iam?d John, about six feet six inches high, with i scar on his face, (near his eye) occasioned by :he kick of a horse, he is black, carried off with lim two suits of clothes, among which was a sattijet coat, black cloth pants, blue flannel shirt, striped shirt, &c. He carried off a chpsnnt sorrel aorec, fine black saddle with plated stirup iron#, joubled reined bridle and martingales with ivory rings. Tt appears said boy,after leaving my hohse went to Mrs. Stinson's, at RusselPlace in Kershaw District and carried off a negro woman and pung cfiild, that Mrs. Stineon had on trial and was about purchasing from me. The negroes were recently purchased by. me in the city of Baltimore. Since they have left I understand the man said he had a free pass, that he brought it with hitn from Baltimore. The above reward will te ^aTcT for*their apprehension to me, ttr information given sd ihatn cgn get litem. Bp c.tjfeaop. Lancaster Dist. S. C. 23.Aug. 1850. $8 tf TO bertT "" FOR ONE OR A TERM OF VEARS. THAT pleasantly situated residence on DeKalb street, now occupied by Mr. E. G Robinson; The house is admirably Joes J for private hoard! i i I . -- -L r^_.i . /? mg?navnig ueen Kepi as s- cn ioruiepasi o years ?being very convenient tn business; ami from its elevated position, healthy at nil seasons of the year. It contains? rooms with a fir- : lace tn each,and a piazza 70 teet in tenth; having or. the premises a large kitchen, wash room ami all necessary out buildings in gocd repair. The lot fronts on fteKalb 132 feet and extends back to Rutledge street, 528 feet. By consent of the present occupant possession can be had on 1st Sept. For terms apply to A. BURR. Camden, Aug. 20, fi6 If. Kxecutor'tj Notice. PERSONS indebted to Joseph Cunningham, dec'd. are requested to make payment, and (hose having demands to present them lo either ot the subscribers. JNO. BROWN, Liberty Hill, C. J. SHANNON, Camden, ;v July 15. (56tljJ Ex'ra. , u Picking Sheets, 07 INCH COTTON 0?.\ABURGS, made ex. DI presslv for Cotton Picking Sheets, for sale by Aug. 20. ' _ VV. ANDERSON &, CO. THOSAS BONNELIi & C0~ t I(^;eiviuK & Forw^rdiag iflerchflntu, CAMDEN, S. C. B, W. CHAMBERS, Receiving and Forwarding merchant, AXp Buyer of cotton and other Country Produce, CAMDEN, S. C. " Cleveland's Premium Cologne." \ HEW dozen of tho s.bov?? Cologne, for w hieli Jl\. J. A. ('IcvolanJ, nj"<iU7 King street Ulianeatnr? received a Stiver Wedn! from the So. Ca. Institute, jusl received and for sale hv Z. J. D Ell AY. Jixt'cuiorN IVotk'O. \ A LI. those who were inJelncd to the late James R. Mi Kaiu, at the time of his doalh, arc hereby called upon 'o come forward and make set:lenient. And those having claims against his estate will nleauc hand thcin in pronrrlv attested. JOHN UOSSKlv, Kxc'r. Sept H, 1850, 71 Adininittraloi'ii Motive. ALL persons having claims against the estate of the late Mrs. Harriot H. Sizef will Itsnd them in properly attested; and those indebted will please make payment to my agent, John Robier, who is ful|y authorized to attenr to the biisinws f?* me. BELA SIZER, Adin'r. ?ont6. 1850. 71 "I" r? T" Extra Superfine New Wheat Floor, Received direct from Baltimore. For sale bv Sept. 6. * W, ANDERSON & CO. Ordiunr;*! Bfotice, NO person having applied'to me for Letters of .Administrating upon the Estate of l?\vi? Bennett dec'd. I Jwva .t:.l;en possession of the saipe M derelict, arid heteby give notice to-all having demands to present them, and those indebted to.make payment to uie. Sept 9. J. U. JOY, 0 t D.