The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, October 22, 1850, Image 1
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vnT.fTMR 11. OAMDEX, SOUTH-OAROLIXA, OCTOBER 22, 18.~>0. "" NUMBER84
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
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Ws. id. C'*ston. General Agent.
Cnu T W. I lofty , J.ickxoriliatn. Lancaster Dirt.
S. II. UossKr. Ksij.. Laneast: rvi'l"', S. ('.
G. Mci bitumen, CanliiMje. .N. C.
W. C. .Moork. E*jm A'aiujrii. S. C.
A Jul Postmaster* are requested to act as our Agents.
' " iiiniia--11" ?ifiiMii??. nmi
To My Old Friends in Kershaw.
HAVING paid particular attention to the growth
ol'different kinds of'new rotten seed for the
last lour years, I became so convinced ofthe superiority
ol scute of them to the p;tiIf" cotton, that I
bought last tail every seed \\i:h which rny crop is
piatit?'d and am tuliv satisfied tfiat i Hiau do nanuHHiielr
paid fur so *oing. I have the l'ront. Bannana,
Pomegranate,Harris, ami golden chaff. 'J hip
year I ihink ihe golden chalf and Pomegranate,
are doing best of a wet year, and on fresh land
the Harris cotton will or has made more than any
other.
If'anv of my acquaintances should f'-ei disposed
to fry tliein J will forward any reasonable amount
to ? hnrleston, neatly put up in strong sacks at
one dollar per bushel and this is what I paid here
for all but the golden chafti for tin se 1 paid So
per bushel. The expense to Charleston ca. not
be more than out dollar more in other, words,
I will deliver any reasonable amount of the
seed in Charleston at %2 per bushel. Any < nv
sending au order shall have the seed of the kind
ordered. 1 would remark however, that lhace
no great many of the golden chad'to spare, as I
purpose planting largely of them, this is an early
:?*?i*. .1 i 1.j,;,
Colloii wnn very e.\ii-iiuru uioiivM^c ...
top. The golden chaff .seed commanded $5pir
bushel hefts last year.
WILLIAM I- McTAA.
Dayton, Ala." s* pi. 18. J850. 77-3t
Real Cotton Land for Saler|^UE
subscrilier uHeis <r?r sale l?ir? P.h t:?tion,
JL situate oil Bear creek," miles southeast o;
L.-ii-eapterviMc* containing-?00 acres, <>i w iii'h
is r eared, ihe greater miri rHe?1lv, the balance
I woods The crop of tine jwar, with 7 bands,
w ill be about "0 bales of cotton and fit Ml bushels
coin, before the storm it was mi [*>se<| l'H) bales
would lime been made. On the premise* i* a
new gin house and screw, a comfortable dwelling
_..l -II ... ?... ? > kllillllliHS l*?ruillli uisll.
#11111 till IJCI r.vmj
in? to buy ai-d make cotton would do well to examine,
a# 1 ivili ?e!l.
Terms ea^y and a.TommiMiatlng. My reason
lor Koi'mjr is to engage it! oilier business Somo
likely Negroes will also be sold if d?hired.
WH.I.IAM STRVENS.
Lancaster Dint. S C. Sept. 30, ISoO.-Sl
TT.1.1.1. T J f O.K
v aiuauie Lauu. iur oaic.
In Kqnity?Lancaster District.
It. E. Wylie, Adnir. George W. Coleman, dee'd.
vs. Mary A. olentau, and others.
BY virtue of the decree of tin: Court of Equity
iti above case, i will offer for sale on .Monday
the 28th October, 1850, at the dwelling house on
the premises,;?11 that valuable, plantation whereon
George w. Colt man formerly resided, situate on
Fishing creek in Chester District, containing between
lire and six hundred acres, more or less,
Imutided by said creek and bv lands of p. G. Anderson,
Dr. McCreary anil C'happel llotvze.
Terms, a credit of 6 and 12 months, the purchaser
giving bond tvitligood personal security.
J. 11. WTfl 1ERSPOON, C. E. L. D.
Com. office Lancaster C. D. Sept. 12. 82.(12.
$50 Seward.
tjanaway front the subscriber about the 1st,
I I' Atrg. 1811), Thy negro man Bogas, a bool and
shoe maker by trade, about 35 years of age, black,
willi full eves and thick lips, pUu-ihle when spoken
to, a little stoop in the shoulders when walking,
he was raised about Sumpterrilhs, or Bishopville,
and was formerly the property of Bishop &
Bowen, of Sumpter t)ist. I purchased him of
Thos. Lang:, Ksip, of Camden, and he has a wife
at the Saluda factory, near Columbia, hi? mother
is in Sumpterville, and lie in fttippoeed to b.i lurking
about the al>ove places, or Georgetown, where
he has connexions. I will pay $30 for his delivery
to me at l<aiicaste)rviUc, S. ('? $25 it he is
lodged in any jail so as I can get him, or the above
reward ol $50 for bis apprehension ami proof to
conviction against any responsible white person
who may have harbored or employed him.
' WM. ROBINSON.
Oct 4; 1850. wtit 79
In Equity?Lancaster District.
Ba;ly F. Ingram, vs. William Cautiicrti .nid wife
Hancy, Nathaniel B. Iiigram.'Arlhur Ingram, et
:al.?Partition Real Eatate Jemima Ingram, (deceased)
and so fort li.
IT appearing to any satisfaction that Nathaniel
B. injrram and Arthur Ingram, two of the defendant*
in above case, reside without the limits of
this Soio. it is ordered on motion of Hnnir*ntid, Sol
lor . ainarit, tlmt the paid defeiidanis do plead,
answer or demur to the Bill hi above case on or
helmt .he ist day of November, lbtiit), otlierwise
Judifintml pro ennfawo will be ordered aoainst
them. J- H. WITHERSPOON e. e. l. d.
' <vi io^n lit,
^oin re.unice, juiy
WHITE LEAD.
Expected daily, a lar<re invoice of White Lead,
Chrome Green. Pari? Green, cjrc , which will he
sold at lower rates than hitherto offered in this
place, at McKAlN'S DRUG-STORE.
*EW
Staple and Fancy Goods.
rI'M IE subscribers are now opening a complete ;
I ns.-ori nipiii oi Startle and Fancy Goods, pur-'
c ita>cri vvilii iiiucIi rare, which they will dispose of
on their UMJa: Iile.-al terms, They conssisl in >
part, as loi.ows:
WOOLI2XS.
Heavy London Duliil liiuiike'.s
Super *-4 io 14-4 Lamb's v\ uol Bed Blankets
Heavy all-wool iNegro Cloths
?\e?ri> LiJiseys, very heavy ai.d stout
! l'litid Liiiseys; Wool Cloth lor women's wear
Clotitx aud Cansitnem*
| Superfine Dark, blue, brown, and invisible green j
I French Cloths
Superfine Due-skin black Cassimeres
Satlineis, assorted colors j
Kcututky Jeans, do do
Elegant Fashionable Vesting*
Fancy . feiuieres
iCod while and veliow Flannels
COTTON GOODS.
I'RLNTS, of every description
Furniture Calicoes, very nai.dsome
Giuohaiiis; Cioss-lar'd and ;aiiey striped Muslins j
Furniture and cambric Diuniy
Furniture Fringes; cotton cambrics
Colored and black cambrics
feilk* and i'aucy Articles.
EVgant plain ai.d water'd black silks
plain, figured ana water'd coiured silks |
* Chena floured dress snks. very rich
i? i ?
belts; elegant lace capes
VI..-,.... 11-... L?.|| n.tilar^ and sleeves
: \ ery handsome lu.se rUngs mid Edgings
1 l.iiieii-c.iinbr.c Haiidkerclneu
| Ribbed silk Stockings; raw si.k blockings
, French iner.no, black and assorted colors
Super black and uiCiediaii black Aipachus
Sti ij eJ ami cross-l.ar'd colored A.'puchas
DOMESTICS,
j 3 4, 7 band 5-0 bleached and brown Shirtings
]"<4-4 meat bed and unbleached Sheetings
W hue and unbieached Drills
.Siript-d and plaid colored Homespuns
bed 'i icks; Apron checks; cotton Oziiaburgs
LLVE.YS.
Super an nstoi led li .su Linens
" Lawn Law:ib. Low.a.-.; t>aiiia*k Table-cloths
' Damask Diaper; J)ama >k .Napkins
" bird-r^e and Russia limpets
A Ls>u
I I 'uncle* and Gunny bagging
bate Kn, t and I wii e; linn; Salt
j Sugar, Codec, Moia:*es
A LbO I
j blacksmith'* Bellows, Vice?, Anvils. Hammers
bcicw 1' ale?, Trace-chains, Collins' Axes
! Hoes. Sij.ides. Shove.s. Alanure Forks
Willi a complete assortment <1 Hardware and |
Cuiiery
Wiih many uiiicr hrlic.'es loo tedious lo enumerate. !
Jl. LEW cj- SON.
t-ep'. 17* 74 Uni
- Hew Fall Goods;
fPJIE subscribt r respectfully iulbriiis his friends j
I. and lilt- public generally, liial he is now rucei- j
ving his Fail euppiy of
Urocciieii, Djiiicdics, Ac.
Consisting in pari, ot the following articles, viz:? i
Brown,crushed,lo. fund clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado MoIu.sms
Kioand Java Ct ll'jf
Bice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
i\o. 2 and 3 Mackaril
"Corn, Flour, Oa:.-, Sait
Swedes Iron of all size*
Powder.Shot. U-iidjS -aps, Starch, Candles
- Fine and common Tobacco
itope and Twiiio,
Men asul boy s Wagon Saddles
Riding ami Waggon Bridles
Humes, Collars. Riding and Waggon Whips
ALSO
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collin*' best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
.letro fioThs
Bleached and brown II one-puns
i Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
A few cases of men and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually ibuud in a well supplied
Grocery and Hardware store, ail of which
wiil be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. W. CHAMBERS.
('imii le n. S. C. Sept. 3. 7:) it
KrTiit* .x'uaiter Banner and True Southron will copy
for tlnvc immtl ?
Guns and Pistols.
..... ... . , , ,, n
| ,"*1 iNl*i ll.iUDiO-D rr-J.U ti VJIIIM m i/oiiuie
1^ barrelled (iuiis without cases; Revolving
Pistol* in cases. By
sept. 17. ll.JLKYY <f- SON*.
Sesar*.
1MJI< *u!iscril>"r* h.ivy> nu.v oil iiainl tlie; imlst
favorilt; brand* ol genuine Spanish .S'e^.ir*.
*epl 17. II LBVY ?J> SOS.
Fresh Groceries &e.
T": suo-eniiers nog iisj.ecliuliv io inform j
I A. tiieir mentis awl ii?: pnnnc yfoitsrauy, uiai
| <tiev have mow received their Fail sepal v of
i Brown and crashed ?Sii?j:irs
Uio and old Java e
.New Orleans and Miiseovado .Volasac*
Mackarn!, N*i?. (. J, and il
Hire, iS.it!, iSic. &o.
iln^zinz, SCopc a id <3 Twine.
(iiinnv i lotii 'JJj ihs. per yard. Id int.lies wide j
Dundee Bnuijino, ] l2 I lis per yard
Weaver's he?t I'hii.idelphia iiopu
Tlirec-ply Twine &C.
Wooii'lis.
London DniHn Blankets
Negro Blankets
Colored Saddie Blankets
Grey I'laiinc .Nejjro Linseys, &c.
A few barrels fine Mercer I'utalue*. All of j
which will be sold low for cash, In
GKO. S. DOUGLAS & CO. 1
8*ip|" I, 1850. 76 if
Hotlce*
fTMlK Special Partnerxliip heretofore existing in the nnnte j
J. rif W M. M. Ll'HUOl'K ?V; Co., for llie carriage of'
Freight mid Passenger* on the wnters of the Slate of South
Carolina, hy tlie steamboat RORKKT MARTIN, is thi*
(lay IJUMIOIVeil Willi iiini;wii^n?wi um tuc j'aiuiLir.
Cliarlcnton, July lfith 1 H5??.
W. M. LUBBOCK,
p \UL K VII.LKI'ftiUE A: SON.
C.J.SHANNON. 1
ROBT. .MARTIN
J. R. .VC. II. DI KES.
E. W. WALTER.
EDWIN P. STARK.
Sept. 21 70 pt i
NEW STOEE.
TJilC subscriber is now opening a large assortment
of Oroecrie* and Maple <*nod*.
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(south of the Bank of Camden,) which he will
dispose of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well to
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, of
the following, viz:
lawf. (Vastnil, ('round mid CJrninilatrd -Siipars
St. Croix, I'orto lliro. and New Orleans do
New Orieaus. .Muscovado and Cuba Molasses
Java. hngtiira and Kin Coffee
(iuiijNtwdcr. Voluip Hyson and ItlnekTeas
S|K*rni. Adamantine niul Tallow f-'ninlim
\o. 2 and 3 Miu-karvl. in Barrels. Hall" and Quartern
Win?. Sr?la hiiiI Butter Biscuit* itiui Cneesc
Soap ntnl Starch, assorted
Pepper. Spice, (Singer, Nutmegs, Mace and Cloven
Pov der. Shot and Lead
Hardware.. Cutlery, Nails atul Casting*
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sjierni. Oil tnnl Window Class
A l.MI
Bleached and unbleached Shining*and Sheetings
Blanket.-. Bed Tick*. Apron Checks and Ozntibunja
Together with a large assortment of
JBagk'iMk't StdM! and Twine.
J. W. L'llADLEV.
Camden, S. Sept. -3.
DTC'asli paid forC'oUoit and other Produce.
New Fall Goods.
AM, &R KENNEDY, are now receivingtheir
supply okgoods suitaii e lor tiie season. The
stuck will he lotind complete in ail tin* branches,
usually kept by them, tnwy have been caielully
selected at iintisualiy iow prices, and w 11 i* >nirl
at a very small advance ott .Yew Yut!-* t\ -'. 't in*
above would respectliii'v invite tiie attvitihui ol
lltuif lr.ends ai d toe lite publicgenerally loan ux
aiDlliauoiJ 01 lllUir **??!?., .v.uiit'ii u iv...
prices and good sty ies vviii cti? cl sale.-, limy nuinol
laii It) ei)j<>y a I.beta! shaie ui tl.al patronage
heretofore so fully extended loiiiein
'I'll* y beg lo cull attention !o a lew til' the leading
articles, \ iz:
i'ich Figured uml Cheue Silk*.
X' Wtst styles- cashmeres and .iiuiioduiiicg
Changeable pcpliiss undeoburgs
limeade and piain lustns
Eace capes, collars a..d clu-inizctles
I'uif sleeves, en'.-chndr work d bodies
Muslin and thread edgings and inserting*, &c
Cloves of every description, hosiery do.
Lawn and cambric handkerchiefs
English and aiiK-rican prints, unusually low
1 Ul lilllliu CI Jltl I t.y ^in^lKltiir'
Long and square .-haw is, &tr uic &c
JUoiiruiiu; (ioodsi
Super. alpaccus am! canton cloth,a now article
Dark grey popiin, ginghams and English prints
East colors, cedars ami handklN. ingrained
Cotton hose, silk Jo., eashifiere ?St cussiinuru sir wis
in Worn,-slic*.
Blea. sheetings and long cloths, very low
10-4 to 12-1 blea vCoro sheeting,stipe 7 iatni'v linens
Brown and cot'd h'spuns of all kinds
Liuseys, bed blankets, from 10-4 lo 13-4
While &. red liun'ls, shaker welsh '& gauze do. &c
tleiislenieii's Wear.
Sup'rhl'k and cot'd trench clorh.<?
doeskins and cassimereg
Tweeds in variety suitable tbr hoys
Satin, silk and cashmere V us tings
cravats, gloves and hall liose
Superior quality ul'dress .-hirts
Under ctn.hings ul every description.
U.Htiv .".lade Clothing.
Coats, vests slid pants, got up in a very superior
sly le.
Hutu and ( aps
In great variety ami of .Ik1 latest Tail fashions.
Ne::r?? (loud-.
Superior plains, kerseys and subnets, suitable
for lu.use se; \ ants, am. &. eng. blankets, wool hats,
&c. &.c.
Together with a lull sitpply of hardware. &c\,
all oi win.J, aiii tie i heir.funy sJiuwu to ai y one
hi t'iii itiir irifii :i r:iiL
Srpi. *J 77 'f
Boots, Shoes and Leather,
i? uk nit:it v\ i ni
Travelling Tnmk3, Carpet Bags and
Valices.
7IU1E subscribers have just received the largest
JL and a.-surii d stock i?f 25oois?
felloes ever oll't-rt-'il in this market, to which they
resphctf'uiiy invite I'm a 1 u-ti>i<>:i a( purchasers.?
Their .stock comisls in part, as follows, viz:
Geatlcitica's fusli ionubic I>os Cool*, pump builcm*
" Mil'll
waterproof do ipiilk'd lioUomst
" *' " do cm It soles
fait"pegged .fa lil'nriiiii Bonis
" " " waterproof Bonis
Kip
*4 fai l unliable ptanp-sole Slctes
fulfill I^JitlicranJ Calf t'Uil'TS
Jciiiiv ii12'1'it-?
" Hungarian UimiIs
'* Imii.i Kiililtrr (iliiici
Ijiij'ii line Calf I'uinp iltmu
liix-ix
' " " VV isu-rj>r???>r Uooiii
" " Kip itegsjiil Uiwta
'' Calf Ooop i*
Kip ?! ?
Lt-livs \V liiie vSilk (iaiWT*
" KiJ Siijw
" Cailer lino;*, iiKMirtnl culum
'* lilat k 8atiii (laitrr>>
" " I "
Colored Jiun^ariaii Tie*
Ul.uk
" Ki l Slip* ami I i*
*' ' .Moun'cu Siip* niiJ
India UuiiinT Sla*-*
Hiakin :.lkin,' Slio-y
" (?"a ("kiii
" " " I MKl'V
" IHiu'k Lasting I laiT Jailer*
** Siij*
" li?i- kin T??*y
tiiilrr ??<in * :i?s<>r:i-'J ml* f(Join.-.".)
ii'itl hi.ick .Jfl'.ir l.i.i1 I-'-'
_ " ( lllf llloj ; :i f. :
TogHlier with .. I-. ,* il-J i > u: '-li.i;i?l
.ill colors lit)-! , t. !ii*IaOi>.
of our own iii:iiiuI:icinro. itoiii ih-imimI u.ul ?-c\v. J.
\ i..o?
Niile, I |>|x-r :i*nl in-awer. ? .hi ;iiih i\iji -m,i?
l.inini; ami Hindio-/Skiim. loe 'tiier e\er!i iinn-lr iniv^nry
for currvine oil tii?* maiMiliiClorv of liont:* '.tin!
niihc*.
u.so ?
Kim- inn) i'oiiuiinii Tnnclliiii! Trunk?, Cnrjiei linen.
School Satchel*, \iir>r ll,ie>an>! Valiee*,all nf which we
oiler a.t verv low price*.
VM)t;\ & KlitltAV.
< Vm.lrn, Sent. 'J?. 77 ?iu
KuiniUM*
A few Boxes new Raisin--, just received by
W. C. MOORii.
Stone iin?s S>ls?*?auf J'inis
(VtJU'Htt
Tlx? above articles constantly ;.u naini, of good
quality and at low prioe^. vise, Gypsum or laud
plaster. I?. CliATTMN'
Feb. J J. I- ?t'
YViM. MA'L'TIIIKSSEN\S
Wholesale Clothing Establish meat,
Corner of East 3ay and Queen Streets,
HA.lL3;siO,\, ?i. C.
Manufacturing House, 36, Piatt St. New York.
CCOUNTRY Merchants purchasing Clothing,
/ will find it ?o their advantage lo look through
the stock of this extensive Clothing House, where j
they will find fresh and desirable Goods, at prices
us low as cun be purchased at in New York.
July ?6. swiot
JOHN B, DESAUSSURE,"
AdgcrV .Vimrf, Charleston, C. I
Will ^ive prompt an J close attention to the sale ;
ot' ail descriptions of Produce entrusted to his j
care, and to the selection and filling of orders,
supt. 13. 12 (iin
MAZYCK t 3()?,
I Factors and Commission Merchants, j
SOtTII COAIAIKUCI \L WliAUI*.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
W1I.I.IAM MAZVCK. f
w. ST. J. MAZVCK, )
"paul T.1TLLMGUET
FACTOR,
And General Commissicn ISeich&ni., ;
ACCOMMODATION W11A It ?,
C.'I VKLKSTOX. S. C - i
l.ilicrnl sidi utiles made on coiihi^nlncitts ol 1'ro- i
| Jncr, and firoinpt iitieiiiioi! given lo liic forward- j
injj ol Goods, at li>e iowfst rates
1 Aiig.'Jrt. to * j
!\ViI?* OA*
BOOTS AND SHOES.
: r|XJ UK UAu til liit' Aeiv ?Snod More. <111(1 wiii i
i m~ liti tol?i io a ct than .my u\ > > ngiure ullered
j in tins niailici?iiuving pa.tl :iie ca.-hior eve v arj
tide, ami sciec:otl I row tee Uslami largest man- 1
! ulaciurer* .11 tiie United Stale.-, wo Duller our- j
selves 1l1.1t uo one tail lati io be piea-eii in ijuaii- :
lily, quality ami juice. Tiic stuck consists tti jmrt,
a? loilliU s
-Wi'ii'm fine C all' nli.'rlicii Ifcrnin
" " I'uillJ) Iitio.a
J " " Waterproof ilo cork ?oiw j
" ' " uo htilclicd and quilted sole* |
III) pairs /ii.o (,'u.lf sewed Ltouls, I'miu c+1 fx to 5.6 W
j 'ii<0 and iviji (ii-'rufi llooln. troiii 10 jM Of j
."den's line Call" 'crtcd lli><'ie> c.? to t (Hi
; " " ' a id 1 ioili t.'oiigros l'(*oin ?3 to at)
1 ** " JelM'V Ties. .-3 10 :<3 j>)
pegjrcd iinuU'c*. 5}i to 00
' " Kip ' - 7t?r i?j b I 00
Youth'b Kip liobkuii, M'loVii: - i
C'uif " " Ticiooi W_ i
' " Boot)' a?Kortcd
i - Ktp "
Ladies' Dcjiaitnieut.
! Kino ?ilk liuiters, blaek ??k! colored
I ** >a?i)? %* * "
I lu> iug "
j Weils :tin! Iikirk
*' " lluil" tiuiieia, well* .mi! Mark
' * " " " viilun.t! uini iiiuck.
Welt " Ties, Ko\f?i, Broad and Knsy
lYItliOlli 'I lor euros
** Join;} i.iittl Bootees, kid and Morueco
l'liiiip "
ivid and Eimiwled I'.xeelsinrx
' Kul ;n.'I Atotxii en Jenny Liml Butkiim
| Taylor'IV.*. J'l.mp
I Fine Kid .-lipper*. uiili I?o.-et!t ii
j I ine Miirpm'" >iif|^i.?. nod I lea
! i' me '1 it* and Btiskins, U ells
' Fine Mnn.eeo do do
I Kid extra wide >lij* and Tiea
j (mat Bu kill* aiiil l ies. V\ eiu
j <?oat lhiu.k
J .yis*ex" iiiiic!; :im! cuiitris'l ( 'stiicrx
liliit-.iit.l i "l'>r?-il uiitfWaiters
lli.ll'n. aJ.illlll llfl.llZt: HoolCt'i
" iii;icl; cuJorfi!
" < out llieitris. am) ju jjjreil, for !>rhool Siioce j
J Children'!* Mine* nuil boom. akMcie.i
j i ngiilier wall a variety ?f Gentlcmcn'is, t
; uiiil C iuKircii'x c>iii>'-i. tiNiiiiiiiicioUx lo liieniiou.
| Fine TKAVKU.Vi CAIU'KT HAGS, j
I VAlJl'Iii*, II \'l S siiitl C-vi's. All of ulni ii will i"?i*
liveiy be xoltl lower than the lnwexi for ra>ii.
it/( ail ami m-u lor yuinx ivo, al ties .\ii\V S110C ;
, .STOKI ; of :
woitioiAX ?* BOOM:.
! Se;il. 20.
Fall Goods.
r|"* llON.NKI.I. ( O. ;irc now rncjivin^ their j
.L l''all eiijijiiie-s i" 'A hu ll thev invite li.e alienlion
of piucii.iseix.
?!' /; \o>: r?.i?. !)r?iia. crushed. nOWcicr
I'll lilt! l.ll 'i'iod
("l > 1*^?Uto Java
j TKA?iiieuu and ll>.?>11
I Mol.ASSKS?Wt'bi I:i<lia and New Orleans
SALT?Tabic and sack
i MACK A UK I.? N?. ! and 1
| J'.ckliv, Kutciuip. Mu.-: ml, timber, IV'pjier
Spice, ('ini'.tnmii, Snap, Candies, Starch, fee.
i 2lurdwaic. lines A.xis, Spades, A.'0.
ZJojm* ami 'i'winc.
IJO.MKS IK'S?illemlied and lir-jwn Heme.-pnns
! T???i*llii*r Willi a ufsurtmctil o! Cioncs
I suited i" litis market. i'nr sa c inw i>vr
July -JO. T. JiO.WKKK A CO.
Rcadj-Ma<lc CloHiiu^
iC'O.MI'J.L'TiO nt Uver-ivat-, uross
ami Frtvli-fn .is, i li .ii.Kt-: ami
I ?vu!ia>f < >ver-c<'.il.-, jjimiIIimh-u's '.'aula
I an*! \ !! < ' . - dtnrl#? Sliwkrfami C'?!!ars?
i ' ii ;.i:\ v s<
Carpeting*.
* ' "l 'Aiil.il i i. > ! * 11. f Jl' > illxl a"li \ C?
I .a tic;i til C .'j.elia^p, tor ealo :??u itv
S. . i Jii. 11 1 F.V l
Hew Goods.
[ rr\l\-. na-jt-r itr-u-ii i* n?*\ r.-.vn m:: Isit Full?M
I ; "!> . ii:i\in. |uirrli.i"<-il v.-rv urp-ly. !. - is t-tiaMnl
I t'i ii'It iiT'ltit'i-tii* tiif lii "n|< .Iml .-ii-min.-rs t?t
| liurrl.aw* l'ri?tn lii:u. Ammi; lii* Mm-h inav (mind nniiv
:iriii*lc< ii"l n?iiitllv ami wliirli In-mil uiki-uit-ui
|i|i:iMirc in sIiouiiii:: : ?-11 r?j> |>rav.?. he will lv mmiflicil
witli f'liurlfhUi/ u-riiin. \ lilieml ?! .Iiu-timi nmi!i- mi
ra-Mi pun-ham-*. I!. iV. KO.NMil.
17. 71 ll'
A intuitu Copperas,
lllllliri), I.Og'Wcil III,
.Madder, Winte Lead,
I ..........I ( ill 'I'ni-niMit!lit?.
J tllirti ru 1 ?lr, , ... t r
Window Glass, Lamp Chimneys,
Solar Gjoli?;s, Solar \Vick?,
Sperm Oil, Solar Oil,
Castor Oil, Epsom Salts Ac. Sc.
A loll anil I'resli supply ol all tlto abovo artiries
list, received, and lor s.iie by
..opt.-J'I. ZJ. DUI.W.
Is the !\nrtk Satixftclf?The following taken
limn the .New York Post, a leading paper, will
fianv that the grasping North is not y&l satisfied
ami that it meditates still further and grosser
aggressions upon Southern Rights:
v, itii ri'l'.mo 10 int'w mexico and t tat), m'IiicU
:tre itiiw jciivided with Territoiial Governments
containing no prohibition of slavery, there la *
nothing to prevent that question from being
soon brought up again and as often as there is
the : lightest chance tor its .success. There is
nothing to prevent a proportion forthe amendmeiit
of these hills from being brought forward
at the next session of Congress, when we shall
be rciutoiccu hv toe accession ol tlie Senators
and Representatives from California; "nothing,"
that print continues, "to prevent, it from being
urged upon the next Congress, .when a dih
fereut and jostcr proportion of Northern ?
and Soothe; n Representatives will be returned
to Congress under the new "census."
And further says:
if we cannot exclude slavery from the territories,
by n direct prohibition; if Congress
has not the firmness or the virtue to amend the
Territorial Coverumciit by a formal recognition
af the iaw of'freedom, bequeathed by Mexico
tt) her ceded provinces, ?e will do our.best
to exclude it by the continual agitation of the question
?a method of warfare which is still left
us, and which the capitalists possessing
slaves?if we may trust the admission of the \
Southern politicians?dread almost as much as
an express exclusion by law.
Ai.Ait.uiA.?We Lave in the last Mobile iiibuue
most ing evidences of an earnest
Southern spirit ii: a part of Alabama where we
feared ihe suhiiiissionista might eve.i have a bin*
jorhv. >oou after the passage of the oti-eailed
Compromise measures, a cail was pnWislietl i:i
.Mobile lor a grand public* gathering :ind festival,
to celebrate tin* niumpli of Toole, Clay and
Co. The meeting was appointed for Tuesday,
the 6th i'.isi. 1 lie .Mobile J ribune took up this
call, and in a serit s of it murkobly able ami luminous
arilek-u, exhibited the true character of
these measures and the position and company
: -v . l.l . I 1....
111 ?iik.i ? imiin-iii i?ui v. uuiiibiiici- luvuisvnvg
I?v rejoicing iivtr them. Tue people \ were
aroused, and a call was published ior a public
UK-cling U> uisOUSs ;ukI pUsS just Sentence on the
Conip: omise measures, The meeting was held
on Monday, the llii inst.*, and was, we learn,
one ot tile largest ami most enthusiastic meetings
ew-r assembled in Mobile. The resnlu- A
tions adopted contain a keen dissection anil e*-^
posnieol tlie recent trumpery adiustmeib, ?
the meeting uiiani'ibiii&iy recommeii$$L tlio
(iovvrii'H DI ?-?-? ccrll tlw? iitgislalure,
preparatory to the calling ot'a State Convention.''
On Tuesday, the day after, enme oIT the
grand jollification ot ti.o sohrnisSiouists. 'Ilio
tribune furiiishes tiie lb.lowing lively sketch of
the unfair: ,
'Use chowder party \festerday, we learn, *
was a mournful failure. There were a good '*
uiiiiiy people at the tables, who niahily looked
as though they had no recollection of having ?
eulcuaguud meal any time these twelve months. ' +
The procession, as it defiled down Roval-street,
about half-past five o'clock, was a most piti b
5 L-* '! !ii?e.? nfoim iw.i IU..W1 tiff \f
I'll; M. 41 vi v 1* wiv n?'i liiui v max mmj
i:i it, aii told, and the beautiful flag borne he- . :
I'oio it was so long, that it might almost have
coveted the last man in tlie crowd. It looked
weary of the service it was enlisted in. VYe
shall hear of no more chowder parties got up to
ylui ily the 'l'en ituriai laws of the late Congress.
"iiy the way, we are pi ionised a fuilnr ar
count (>S this a flair.
"At ni. iit the jidiifiers held n meeting in th- -?t
.Market iloiiac, and, compared with the .Southern
meeting of Monday night, it was a total failure.
W e take pleasure in announcing this fact.
i it is a convincing proof of the soundness of ?
\ .Mobile on this imp.>t taut subject."
I The Virginia Convention will meet on Mon!
day next. A tun-t eventful session is before
: us. and we fear one of the most embittered
i lor power and predominance which
, ever divided this distracted Stale. At present
i theie is a '.'vticrnl culm over ail things?tiio
j cultu t!.?t pirctnles (be tempests. The loutj
Congress is over; {lie members of our ruaip
i'uiiiameiit have sought their homos to tnuse
jjioo liit* mischief they have done. Genera
news are of no impoitanre; newspapers con
t :ii! nothing ? !' interest. Soon, however, wo
shall haVf before us subjects of snlfiricul iuipottanee
to engage the attention of the most callous.
The discussions of themes which will
eooie home, if not to the bosom, most certainty
; to the bretnl and bn-iiies* of all the people of
! this State, will soon be forced upon the- press
! and tin public. ? llichmuwl Exn.nii.' r.
j Que': Yjeroria and IVi.iiv Mi-fit, the latest
liinniu-: Us, ase "fill rusticating
itiiiMi.-, I Mi.'icii.ii-is Hi ... 11ul. Iter Majesty,
!iv tU w.i .. tiic heroine oi n feat, which
i- 'Lloui jrorlunnoil even l?y tiie hnidj jv.'us^fyti
. .?i ?::uf par i ??i* the co'.iliti V,? the neet'tit of the
nijfti'.'il Mio iiilaiii ?>f i-eiin i imiml, some
! leot above the Jr'V? I of tin* sea. During the toilsome
ascent 1.4?r Majesty proved herself a first
rote ;edosfri.m, :iml had the advantage over
IMiii Albert in more than one contest, m
: siirmontiup t!io more m.^ed points, were the
I hands perforin fully as important a part oftlio
| loeomotioii as it i!to feet, and eventually tlie
1 tjiieen reached t!ie summit tiie first oftlio par!
\\
'J'!ie summit of the mountain is almost void
of v > p t.-tiou, !i,ivi:io t'ie peculiar weather boa'
ten ap;a *;r common to Scotch mountains
of like <.lov.it ion.
s^-rnmc tJf.TCnTC1
.TlVivUi & *
jj^LuUANTLV bound, ut ? ^p-i copv^ior saio