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?l)c Camden Journal.
vni.TTMEIL ~ CAMDEN, SOOTH-CAROLINA, OCTOBER 18, 1&50. NUMBER83.
THE CAMDEN JOUBNAL.
PCBLIPHBD BY
THO. J. WARREN & . A. PIUCK,
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The following gentlemen are Agents for the Journal:
Wm. C. Gaston, General Agent.
Col. T.W. Hnsy, Jackson ham. Lancaster Dist.
S. II; RoesKR. Esq., Lancosterville, S.C.
v'. C.'McwftUMMRN, Carthage. N. C.
W.CT?oork. Esq., Camden. S. C.
And P(?una-ters arc requested to act as our Agents.
To My Old Friends in Kershaw,
HAVING jrnij particular attention to thegrowth
flifdifferent kinds of new cotton seed for the
1 st four years, I became so convinced ofthe superiority
ot ^omeof theiu to the gulf cotton, that I
bought last fall every seed with which my crop is
planted and am fully satisfied that I shall be handsomely
paid for so *oing. I have the Pront. Bannaln,
Pomegranate,Harris, and golden chaff This
yvar J think the golden chaff and Pomegranate,
ar j doing best of a wet year, and on fresh land
the Harris cotton will or has made more titan any
0 her.?'
Jfaqy of my acquaintances should feel disposed
to try than I will forward any reasonable amount
to Charleston, neatly jut I up in strong sacks at
one dollar per bushel and this is what I paid here
for all bat the golden chaff, for these I paid $5
jer bushel. The expense to Charleston cannot
le more, than one dollar more in other, words,
1 willl deliver any reasonable amount of the
seed ill-Charleston at. $2 per bushel. Any one
sending an order shall have the seed of the kind
ordered, Twould remark however, that I have
no great many of the golden chaff to spare, as I
purpose ;plauting largely of them, this is an earlycotton
with very extended branches even to the
top. The golden chaff seed commanded $5 per
bushel here last vear.
. WILLIAM L. McCAA.
Davton, Ala. sept. 18,1850. n-at
: , - -., v-; i? ?v
South Cttrolii&a?Kershaw District.
lin J'ihn J$. Jou, Eagvi't* Qrdiuaryfitr mid DisL
WHKHfi^ erR. MHlerapplieH t?? me for letters
of administration on all mid singula
t ie goods smlchattel*, rights and credits of Mrs.
Si rah A Ai jller, late .of the District aforesaid, deciased
.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
an I singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and.appear before me at our next
Ordinary'.# court'for the said District, to be holden
at Kershaw Court Mouse on the 14th day of Oct.
inst. to show cause, if any, why the said administ-Hfion
should not be granted.
Given under tny hand and seal, this 3d day of
Oct., in the year of our laird o e thousand eight
hundred and fifty, and in tbe.scventy-fkh year of
American Independence.
JOHN R. JOY, O K. D.
Oct 4,1850. .> 79
In Equity?Lancaster District.
? ? - ? rn i
Uaily 1?'. Ingram, vs. wunnm ^auwicm dmu ?nc
Nancy. Nathaniel B. Ingram.iArthur Ingrain, et
al.?Partition Real Estate Jemima ingrain, (deceased)
and so forth.
IT appearing to any satisfaction that Nathaniel
B. Ingram and Arthur Ingram, two of the defendants
in above case, reside without the limits of
this State, it is ordered oh motion of Hamrrmnd, Sol.
for complainant, that the said defendants do plead,
answer or demnrto the Bill in above case on or
before the 1st da^ of November, 18&J, otherwise
Judgment pro confesso will be ordered against
tbern. J-ILWITllERSPOON c. E. L. D.
Com'rs.oSicej'Jaly 20,1850. 16t 5"!
In Equity,--Lane aster District.
R. P. Carrico aud wifoJVIarv, vs. Mabala Caston,
(widow,) Middleion G. Caetoril John U. Caston.
Partition of Real Estate of Eli C. Caston, deed.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that all the above
defendant*; reside without the limits of t he State,
it if ordered ott-motion ot Clinton ana nanna, inai
the said defendants do plead, answer or demur to
the Bill in above case on or before the 21st day of
.Nov. 1850. Qtbeiwfce judgment pro conTeaso will
be ordered against them.
J. H. WITUER8P00N, c. *. t. d.
Com office, Aug. 15. $7 . 60,
Fair Notice.
1 HEREBY caution all persona against trading
for a note on hand given by me, payable* to N.
Bradshaw, of Kershaw District dated in September
1850, for seventy-five dollars, payable the first
day of January 1852, the consideration for which
said note waa given, having failed, I am determined
not to pay it unless compelled by law.
ELI HUE BATES.
Gadsden, S, C. Sept. 23 1850. 77 4t
Committed
TO the Jail of Kershaw District, a negro man
who calls himself William, and says he belongs
to John Stoyall, of Georgia, near Augusta.
S-tuI upgro is about twenty-thr^e years of ago, yellow
< jmplexion, stout bui't, five feet 3 inches high.
The owner is requested to come forward, comply
with f.?- iaw and take him aVvay.
THO, J. WARREN, S. K. I).
n,.t j 1R.?W). 79
Executor's Notice.
PMfSONS indebted to Joseph Cunningham
dec'd. are -requested to make payment, and
those having demands to present them to either ot
the subscribers.
JNO. BROWN, Liberty Hill,
C. J. SHANNON* Camden.
July 1$. [3tit I jj E.v'rs.
,\E\V
Staple and Fancy (roods. <
a "MIR subscribers are now opening a complete , jj
. assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, pur- ! ^
chased Willi u;uch care, which they win uispose 01 i j
on their usual liberal terms, They conssiat in
part, as follows: ' c
WOOLENS. t
Ileavy Loudon Delhi Blunkeis
Super8-4 to 14-4 Lamb's Wool Bed Blankets
Ileavy all-wool Negro Cloths
Nogru Linseys, very heavy and stout
l'ltud Linsoys; Wool Cloth lor women's wear
Cloths and Cassiuteres.
Superfine blac k, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
Superfine Doe-skin black Cassimercs
Sattinets, assorted colors
Kentucky Jeans, do do
Elegant Fashionable Vestings
Fancy Cassiineres
Red white and yellow Flannels
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, of every description
r uriiuure calicoes, very uauuQuuig
Ginghams; Cross-bar'd ami lancy striped Muslins
Furniture and cambric Dimity
Furmluie Fringes; cotton cambrics
Colored aud black cambrics
Silks and Fancy Articles. I
E'egant plain and water'd black silks ^
plain, figured and water'd colored silks 6
" Clieua hgured dress silks, very rich u
Bolts; elegant lace capes B
Muslin worked collars and sleeves a
Very liandsouie Inserting* and Edgings a
Emeu-cambric Handkerchiefs
Ribbed eiik Stockings; raw silk Stockings a
French merino, black and assorted colors P
Suncr black and inereiiiall black Alliaclias )'
Striped and cross-Lar'd colored A! pachas ''
DOMESTICS.
3 4, 7-8 and 5-5 bleached and brown Shirtings ii
12-4 bleached and unbleached Sheetings
While and unbleached Drills
Striped and plaid colored Homespuns .
Bed Ticks; Apron checks; cotton Oznaburgs *
LINENS. J
Super an assorted lush Linens
" Lawn Lawns, Dowlas; Damask Table-cloths ^
' Daiuask Diaper; Datuaik Napkins *u
Bird-eye and Russia Diapets *
ALSO *
Dundee and Gunny Bagging *
Bale Rope and Twire; lion; Salt
Suyar, Coflee, Molasses <,
? A Lso
Blacksmith's Bellows, Vices, Anvils. Hammers ,
Sciew R ates, Trace-chains, Collins' Axes
iloes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks
Willi a complete assortment of Hardware and j
Cutlery 2
With many other hrticies too tedious to enumerate, p;
H. LEVY 4- SUN. i
sept. 17* 74 Gin y
New Fall Goods. s
milE subscriber respec fully intouns his friends
- J ci:? .lit* tWfil Lu i? unit* rop*il 'I
X ana im? puuuc 5^,,V*0,V ???"? ving
his Fail supply of ^
Urocei-ieii, Domestic*. &c. c
Consisting in part, of the following articles, viz:? ^
Brown, urusbed, lo if and clarified Sugars l
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Itio and Java Coffee *
Rice, Cheese, Bh< on and Lard
Mo. 2 and 3 Mackar.-l j
Corn, Flour, Oats, Sa t
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles f,
Fine and common Tobacco c<;
ifag^inu. It ope and Twine,
Men and boy's Wagon Saddles a
Riding and Waggon Bridles f.
Haines, Collars, Riding and Waggon Whips
At.su
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collins' best Axes, Nail?, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Aegio Clotlis
Bleached and brown H jmopmjs r
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
A few cases of men and boys Hats and Caps ^
With all other articles usually found in a well sup- rj
plied Grocery and Hardware store, all of which (l
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. W. CHAMBERS.
Camden, S. C. Sept. 3. 70 tt
Sumter Banner and True Southron will ropy
for three months.
Guns and Pistols.
X?INE Double-barrelled Guns in casps; Double |
JL' barrelled Guns without cases; Revolving
Pistols in cases. By
sept. 17. H. LEVY cfr SON. li
Segars.
THE subscribers havej now on hand the mdst
favorite brands of genuine Spanish Segars.
sept. 17. H. LEVY dj- SON. |
Fresh Groceries &c..
fTMIh subscribers beg respectlully to inform
I their friends and the public generally, that
they have now received their Fall supply of
GKOCERIBN.
Brown and crashed Sugars ,
llio and old Java Coffee
New Orleans and Muacovado A/olaHseu
Mackarel, Nus. 1. 2, and 3
Rice, Sail, &r. Sic.
Bugging, Hope and Twine.
Gunny Cloth lbs. per yard, 46 inches wide I j
Dundee Baling, lbs per yard
Weaver's best Philadelphia ilopo
TJiree-ply Twine &c.
WooEeu?, ,j
I/ondun Duflle Blankets
Negro Blankets
Colored Saddle Blankets
Grey Plains: Negro Linseys, &c. 0
A few barrels fine Mercer Potatoes. All of j
which will be sold low for cash, by c
GEO. S. DOUGLAS & CO.
uep?* I, 1850. 76 tf
Notice. *
The Special Partnership heretofore existing in the name
of VvM. M. Ll'BBOCK <)k Co., for the carriage of
Freight and Passengers on the waters of the State of South *
Carolina, by the steamboat KOHKKT MAKTIN, is this
day dissolved with tlm consent of all the |>artiicrs.
Charleston, Jtdy 10th lHfrf).
w m r nnnnrir
PAUL If. VILLF.l'JGUE <fc SON.
C.J. SHANNON.
UOBT. MARTIN.
J.R.*C. 1I.IMJKES. r
K. W. WALTER.
EDWIN P. STARR. I
Sept. 21
NEWSTOKE.
rHE subscriber is now opening a large assortment
of Groceries mid Staple Goods,
u the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
soutli of the Bank of Camden,) which he will
isnose of at Charleston prices for cash. ]
Those wishing to purchase woukl do well to
all and examine the stock, consisting in part, ot |
lie following, viz:
I?onf. Crashed, Ground and Grannlnted Sugars
St. Croix, Porto Itico, and .New Orleans do t
New Orlenns, Muscovado and Cuba Molasses j
Java, 1 .oguirn and Kio Coffee
Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black Tens
Sperm. Adamantine and Tailow Candles
No. 2 and 3 Maekarel,in Barrels, Half and Quarters
i- 1 Ui i
Wine, OIHiU. UliU Diatl'r MIM'UIIS ilHU LlitUPC
Soup and Starch, assorted
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Mucc and Gloves
Pov-der, Shot and U<ad
Hardware, Cutlery, Nails and Castings
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and Window Glass t
# ALSO
Bleached and nnhleaclied Shirtings and Sheetings
Ulankets, Bed Ticks, Apron Checks and Oznnbnrgs
Together with a large assortment of
Baling, Hope and Twine.
J. VV. BRADLEY.
Cainden,S. C. Sept. 23.
fc}-Cash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
New Fall Goods.
I M,&R KENNEDY, are now receiving their .
1. supply of goods suitab'c for the season. The
lock will lie lound complete in all the branches,
sually kept by them, they have been carefully
elecied at unusually low prices, and will be sold
ta very small advance 011 New York cost. The
hove would respectfully invite the attention of
lieir friends and the the public generally toanexmination
of their stock, feeling sal islied if low
rices and good styles will effect sales, they can. <j
01 lail to enjoy a liberal share ol that patronage j
erelofore so fully extended to them.
rm .. 1 a- ?II ? i*. 1 1
a. liey ueg to can attention to a jcw 01 tue icauag
articles, viz:
Rich Figuied and Cheiie Silks,
lewest styles cashmeres and inouselaines'
Changeable poplins and coburgs r
Irocado and plain lustres
Cace capes, collars and chemizettes '
'utf sleeves, children's tvork'd bodies 1
luslin and thread edgings and insertings, &c 1
rloves of every description, hosiery do. *
.awn and cambric handkerchiefs 1
mglish and atnerican prints, unusually low '
'urniture chintz, ginghams ^
Mug and square shawls, &c &c &c
Mourning Goods.
Super. alpaccas and canton cloth,a new article a
)arkgrey poplin, ginghams and English prints *J
'ast colors, collars and handkfe. ingrained
lotton hose, silk do., cashmere &. cassiinere sh'wls
Ju Domestics.
Ilea, sheetings and long cloths, very low
0-4 to 12-4 blea &. bro sheeting,super lairnly linens }
Irown and col'd-h'spuns of all kinds
iinseys, bed blankets, from 10-4 to 13-4
Vhite &- red flan'ls, siiaker welsh & gauze do. &c
(4englemeu'g Wear. I
lup'r bl'k andcol'd trench cloths
" " 44 doeskins and cassimeres
'weeds in variety suitable for boys
latin, silk and cashmeref vesting*
ravats, gloves and half hose t
Superior quality of dress shirts
Jnder clothings ol every description.
Iteady 3Iu*dc Clothing. 1
)oats, vests slid pants, got up in a very superior i
Ctfli. _
Hats nnd Caps
n great variety and of tin? latest fail fashions.
Negro Good".
Superior plains, kerseys and satinets, suitable
jr house servants, am. &, eng. blankets, wool hats,
ic. die.
Together with a full supply of hardware, die., ;
II of wbi.-Ji will be cheerfully shown to any one
ivoring thetn with a call,
Sept. 77 tf
Boots, Shoes and Leather, (
TOCUTIIKK WITH a
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags and e
Valiees,
rHE subscribers have just received the largest t
and best assorted stock of Boot* and f
ihoes ever offered in this market, to which they
Eisphctfully invite the attention of purchasers.?
'heir stock consists in part, as follows, viz:
lontlcinen's fashionable Dress Bin its, ptirnn bottoms
" " *' stitch "
" " waterproof do <jtiiltetl bottoms
't " " do cork soles
" Gnlf jxtgged.California Hoots
waterproof Boots t
.? K'jp ?? " "
" fashionable pump-sole Shoes
" " l atent leather and Calf Mailers
' Jenny Lindffie*
" Hungarian Boots
" India Hubber Shoes
loy's fine Calf Pump Boots
" " " Pegged Boots
" " " VN aterjtroof Boots
" " Kip pegged Boots
Calf Bootees
' Kip do
.ndies White Sill; Gaitom
* Kid Slips
" Cniier Bonis, assorted colors
' Black Satin (Jailers
M " (.osting "
" Colored Hungarian Ties
" llln<*
" ' Kid Slips and Tien
" " Morocco Slips mid Tien
" ludin Unlilicr Shoes
' Buskin Walking Shoes
" Coalskin *' "
" " Boots
" Black Lusting I laif (Jailers I
" " " Slijw i
" " " Buskin Tics
'fisses (Jailer Boots. assorted colors
" Colored mid lilnrli lininv I.iiul I ies
" " ltlhltccs
" ' Slips
Calf and (loatskin Hoots
Fogctliur with a beautiful assortment of Children's Shoes
ol all color* ami styles
also?ai.arok stock of
IVCttXtO HIIOUK,
f our own manufacture, hotli pegged and sewed. t
a lso??iole,
Upper and Harness leather, Calf nnd Kip Skins
jiiiiig and Binding Skins, together with everp article tie- 1
essary for carrying on the manufactory of Hoots anil I
> I iocs.
'also
Fine and common Travelling Trunks, Carpet Hags, 1
icliool Satchels, Nurse. Hags and Valices.nll of which we '
illernt very low prices.
AIjDUN AV MURRAY.
Ccntden, Sept. 27. 77 2m
ftaisiits.
A few Boxes new Raisins, just received by
W. C. MOORii. _
Mono iuus Piaster of Paris, and
Ctiiieuti
The above articles constantly on hand, of pood
nudity and at low prices. Also, Gypsum or land
blaster. C. h. (IIATTFXF<b.
12. Id 'f
WM. MATTHIESSEN'S
Wholesale Clothing Establishment, r
Corner of East Bay and Queen Streets, t
CIIARLlilSTOJf, S. C. "
Manufacturing House, 36, Piatt St. New York. ]
COUNTRY Merchants purchasing Clothing, g
will find it to their advantage to look through j
he stock of this extensive Clothing House, where ?
hey will rind fresh and desirable Goods, at prices p
is low as can be purchased at in New York.
July 26. 59 swlOt g
JOHN B. DESAUSSURE, 1
Adder's Wharf, Charleston, S. C. r
Will vive nromnt and close attention to the sale ^
>f all descriptions of Produce entrusted to his
:are, and to the selection and filling of orders,
sept. 13. 72 6tn ^
MAZYCK & SON, J
Factors and Commission merchants, F
SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHARF, I
CHARLESTON, S. O.
Wl I.I.I AM MAZVCK, ? ?'
W. ST. J. MAZVCK, )
PAUL T. YILLEPIGUE, J
FACTOR, L
Ana u-enerai uommission mercnant,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. CLiberal
advances made on consignments of Pro- ..
luce, and prompt attention given to the forwardng
of Goods, at the loweHt rates.
Aug. 20. 63 g
20,000 PAIRS or L
BOOTS AND SHOES.
rO BE HAD at the New Shoe Store, and will s
be sold lower than any ever before offered p
n this market?having paid the cash for eveiy ar- s
icle, and selected troin the best and largest man- p
ifacturers in the United States, we flatter ourielves
that no one can fail to be pleased in quan- $
ity, quality and price. The stock consists in part,
is follows? p
den's line Calf stitc hed hoots >>
" " Pump Boots
" " Waterproof do cork soles
" *' do stitched and nuilted soles 15
:00 pairs (lire Calf sewed Boots, from $-1 50 to $6 UO J3
!tH) ' 44 and Kip pegged Boots, Iront $2 to $5 00 n
Hen's fine Calf sewed Bootes to ?4 00 u
" " n ul ( loth Congress Boots $3 to $1 50 H
" 44 Jersey Ties, $3 to $3 50 A
44 44 44 pegged Bootees. $1 to $2 00 L
44 44 Kip " " ?5c to $100 ^
fouth's Kip jKgged Bootees, 50e to 75e i,
44 Calf 44 44 75c to $1 00 *
" "4 Boots assorted
44 Kip 44 44 .S
Ladies' Department. p
"ine silk Gaiters, black and colored
44 satin 44 44 44
44 lasting '?'?? A
44' 44 44 welts and black
44 44 Half Gaiters, welts and black p
44 44 44 44 colored and black
rVcIt 44 Tics, Foxed, Broad and Easy *
' " 44 without Tip, for corns C
44 Jenny Lind Bootees, Kid and .Morocco
'ump 44 44 " . " I
vid and Enameled Excelsiors '
iid and .Morocco Jenny Lind Bnskins
I'aylor Tics, Bump 1J
*iiic Kid JSlipprs. willt Rosettes \
'lilt* morroecu .'ii|ijicrs ami it-.-i
'me Tie* ami Buskins, Well* r
fine a'ororco do ?lo
vid extra wide Slijw and Ties
Joat Buskins and Tie*, Welts I]
oat Boots
llisses' black and colored Gaiters n
blue and light colored Half Gaiters
,{ black, blue and lirouzc Bootees
" black and colored Slip|?<rss H
' Goat Bootees, sewed and pegged, for School Shoe* J
.Children's Shoe* and Boot*, assorted jj
Together with a great variety of Gentlemen's, Ladies' ?
aid Children's Shoe*, too numerous to mention.
ai.so (QFinc
TRAVELING THINKS, CARPET BAGS, J?
/ALICES, HATS and CAl'S. Allot* which will |hjsiively
lie sold lower than the lowest for cash. ..
ftjTCall and see for yourselves, at the NEW SHOE ^
STOKE of
WORKMAN & HOONJE.
Sept. 'JO.
Fall Goods.
rllONNELL & CO. are now receiving their j
Fall supplies, to \\ liicli I hey invite the attun.ion
of purchasers.
SCO AUS?St. Croix, Delta, crushed, powder- 1
ed and clarified
C'OFFFK?Kio and Java
TKA?(ireen and ilyson
MULASfcSKS?West India and New Orleans
cs , I 'P T?I,U .....I
MACKAitHL?No. 1 and 2
Pickles, Ketchup. Mustard, Ginger, Pepper
Spice, Cinnamon, Soap, Caudles, Slarcli, &c, j
Hardware, lloos, Axes, Spades, ?.Vc. J
Itavh'iiiK, Itope an<I Twine.
DOMKSTICS?Bleached and br-jvvn Home- A
epuns (.
Together with a gaural assortment ol Goods .-1
suited to this market. For sale low by . L
July UP. T. BUNNELL & CO. r
J(ctuly-31atlc Clofhing.
I COMPLETE assortment ol Over-coats, Dress ~
and Frock-coats, Business-coats, Blanket and
coating Over-coats, gentlemen's lino Cloaks, Pants
ind Vests, Ready-made ishirts, Stocks and Collars. >
sept. Hi II. LEW >.V SON'. (
j* j a
uarpeung, r
I COMPLETE Assortment ?n Ingrain and Veil
nctian Carpeting*, lor sale low liy
Sept 20. H LEVY & SON. I
New Goods,'.7
I'M IB undersigned is now receiving liis Fall supply ot
. gauds. 1 litviu^r purchased wry largely. lie is enabled r
<i ofler great inducements to his friends and customers to
nrnliftM> from Kim. Antwur his stuck mav he found many |
trtirles mil usually kept, ami which In- will lakn^reat
Measure in shnwinj;; as it regards prices, lie will be snlslleil
with Charleston terms. A. liberal ileiluctioii inmle on
ash purchases. E. W. HO.NNEV.
S. pi. 17, 71 U' ^
Anuallo Copperas, ^
Indigo, Logwood,
Madder, While l^ead,
Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
Window Class, Lamp Chimneys,
Solar Globes, Solar Wicks, j
iS'perin Oil, Solar Oil,
Castor Oil, Epsom Salts &c. &c.
A lull and fresh supply ol all the above articles .
list received, and lor sale by
sept. a>. 5U. Dr-HAY.
FALL GOODS.
rUE subscriber has received and now offers for
sale, a large and well-selected slock of Pall
roods, consisting of a full and complete assort*
rent of
Main and colored M. oe Laines and cashmeres
Hack and colored merinos and alpaccas
iup English and French bombazines
loliair arid worsted lustres &c.
Inglish and French mourning and fancy calicoes
'renclt, Scotch and Lancaster mourning and fancy
Ginghams
Iup plain and watered blnck dress silks
Hack satin toure and national, for ladies dresses
do and mourning spun silk, do do
Iup Irish and French poplins
Lirh brocade and chine silks
'lain and fancy chameleon silks
t varied ana Dcauiuui assortment of silk and velvet
trimmings
lain and black water'd silk vissettes *\ *
'rencli inantclllas and black sacks, latest style
Hack and colored wool shawls; ladies cravats
leek and belt ribbons
lonnet, cap and trimming do
'rench corsets, all sizes
.adies merino vests and union under dresses, long
and short sleeves
V'hite and black hose; cashmere and lama W09I do
do do and colored cotton do. all sizes
lisses white and mixed col'd do from 1 tcf 1^ yra.
. great variety of Napoleon and other new styles
>ace capes trimmed embroidered muslin collars
do standing do ' '
do mourniiig do
do breakfast do
Imbroidered muslin collars and cuifs
utF muslin sleeves; infaut's waists, all sizes ''
lack and white lace veils
Imbrmdcrcd and scollopped linen lawn h'd'kfs
.adies, gent's and children's linen cambric do
uperior French kid gloves, all sizes and colors
,adies and misses black and colored silk do
. lai^c a^nuuiucui MI iinuau cugiug <ttJU lllcuriiu^o
wiss and cambric mufllin trimmings
lair, and fig'd swiss and organdi muslins
wriss, book and mull do
Iain, figured and chec: ed cabric do
ALSO
Superior black and colored broadcloths
do do French Doeskin
lain and mixed double milled satinets
lack and colored caehrneretts, for boy's wear
Kent's fig'd cashmere and silk vesting#, very rich
lack barathea and satin do
ioy's and youth's toilet do
irab moleskin, for hunting coats .
lack silk and beaver hats, latest fashions
n entirely new style of plain and fancy cravats
ondon and i'ans neck ties <
, large assortment of ready made shirts
[erino and shaker flannel shirts and drawers
(baker knit shirts and drawers
(upcr buck and dogskin gloves; driving do
ine kid gloves, all size
. large assortmeutof English and- Welch flannels'
"warranted not to shrink"
ine rod, blue and yellow flannels
'ine colored do for sacks and children's wear
heap red do for servant's wear
also
ondon duffil bankets, of all qualities
'ine whitney and rose bed do
lam and twilled negro blankets
Vhite and colored saddle do
DOMESTICS,
risk and Scotch fronting linens and lawns
illowcase and sheeting linens
iloaciicu ami Drown moie uamasK anuaiapcr. ait
widths
licached and unbleached table cloths, all widths
Licit damask doylies and table napkins, all sizes
Lussia and bird eye diaper;
[uckaback and scotch do
Lussia sheeting; dowlass
licached and brown hollands
lolored worsted table covers, all sizes
Linbruidcred piano do; centre table and toilet do
also
licached and brown sheetings, of various widths
do do homespuns, of all qualities,
from G$to 31$ cents per yard
besidks ?
A large stock of
XJGGllO CLOTHS,
Consisting of Southern Twillt; Georgia IMainp;
.insoys; Kerseys; Blankets; coarse Natinets, &c.
All of which will be sold on the most liberal
- rn.s.
IL/'lalso coiilinue 10 purrnase roiion, corn anu
tlier country produce, tor which the highest maret
prices will he iriven.
C. MATHESON.
(let. ti. t?0 < 8t
Distinguished Arrivals!!
[TAKE pleasure in announcing the safe arrival'
of a splendid varietv of
Fall and 1Vinter Goods.
iinongst which are, the newest styles of French
,'iisliioerns and Monssclines, Woolen de Chillies,
ilpuccas, Mohairs, Canieleons, Coburgs, Drap de
-1 ui_ u i:,i \i^
jVOUF, CIlHIl^CilUlt; 1 <llhtlliail(iOt OUIIU ?*vuwj u ifjvinoes,'nnd
Mousselines, and a lot of satin striped
>ress Hoods, at *20 cents per yard.
Oi l. JAMES WILSON.
A Complete Stock of
HOSIER V ./.r/P GEO YES.
CONTAINING every kind of Gloves, Lace.
Mitts, Long am) Half Lou" do.; a beautiful,
rticleof GlasseSilk Gloves, all colors, to match
frcsses; misses' and children's Gloves all sizes.
Hosiery.
Indies' Silk, Merino and all-wool Hose; coflon
losiery; of every coior and quality; misses' do.,t
II sizes.
Ladies' Merino nnd silk Vests
Men's cotton, merino and wool Half Ilose; me-,
inn Shirts and Drawers; boy's do.
Men's kid, silk, buckskin and cashmere Gloves,
a fart, every thinjj desirable in the above depart*
lent's, at
WILSU.VS 1 AL?.uli 1 1 U S1UKK.
^JEGARS! ^FGAJRfc!!?A very choice lot
1 of Palmetto aud Gold Leaf Scgars, for sale by
July 20. T. BON NELL & CO.
Notice.
A 1.1. person* having demands against tlic Lstate of.
r\ Innv F Krviv deiviLsnl wil nrestiilt iheni dlilv at
ste?l, and indebted will make payment tome.*
JAS. 8. KRV1N, Adm'rOct.
8,8130. 81 wiu
land, Baron and flour,
vorpivoij ill