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For the Camden Journal. Messrs. Editors: 1 regret the necessity im' 1 ?- ""I' o in ennr UHllP.r for pOSrU UpOU III C to Aoiv a of/??vv hi j vM? ? the following communication ; the reasons for asking its publication at this time is, First, The continual misrepresentation of the article (1 published, June 4th, signed " an Old Methodist," in the Columbia Telegraph) by communications written to various papers in the State. Secondly. The faise position 1 am placed in j by the various explanations given to that piece. Some suppose it to be an attack on the Methodist Discipline generally; others say it is an attack upon the Preachers of the South Carolina Conference, and others contend that it is aimed at some dignitary of the Church that I have a disposition to make war ujhui. To all this 1 calmly reply, that I yield to no man in J ~ L -1??? !?.. fr. ttio of the M. I my uean^ UE?UUUU ??? mv E. Churcli South, excepting always what it says ! .about slavery, not one word of irhich I beficvr. j As to the >3. C. Conference, the one not even j alluded to in the peice, 1 knew when I wrote it j that the delegation fronj S. C. all voted right; j And i knew that fact was known to all those i tlntt read newspapers ; and I carefully omitted ! vt? y allusion whatever to the "course'' of that j -J?ody, or any member thereof?nor am I at all ; responsible for the various able articles that i iiave appeared in different papers defending that j Lody and meeting charges that never have been j made against them?and as to my private opin- j ions of any man in the church, or out of it, hav- j Ing anything to do with my writing what I did,! is as false as it is contemptible. But the piece j will show that my attack was made on the 4'i who voted to retain the section on slavery, and ; no others; not one of these have I ever had an j unkind feeling towards, and this is my great sin that I brought before th&coinmunity an act of church legislation that for inconsistency finds no parallel in the whole course of church history?but f must close and let the article speak for itself.' Respectfully. WM. CARLISLE. Oct. iWth, 1850. From the Columbia T?;l?*graph. "THE PEOPLE ARE AHEAD of THEIR j leaders; Messrs. Editors: The truth of the above caption is fully demonstrated in the recent conduct of the General Conference of the M. E. Church Smith, in relation to the section in their hook of Discipline on slavery. It will be recollect ed, by all who may read tins communication, i that wh.-n the Methodist Episcopal Church se- ! pa rated a few years since, the generous and J confiding South took it for granted, that the Southern Church was right on the great subject of our institutions, and although the Members of the Church felt much disappointed that the slavery section was not stricken out of the new discipline, yet the "Leaders" told them to "wait j a time with patience, and all would be light? I that a large amount of VIONEV was at stake,! &ud that their claim might be weakened by any j change in the hook; oy next comerenci.- in??-. ever, the objectionable section would l?e left J out'* This conference has just closed its ses- i sion at St Louis, and their journal shows, that [ " the insulting and unscriptur.nl abolition section i is to come out in a new edition, with the f.)l- j lowing note appended. "This section was inserted by a majority of | votes when the Church embraced the whole i country, and as the Church, South, still em- J braces a wide extent of country with various i views and conflicting interests, it is not remov-! cd, though it has long since censed to become operative, und by common consent to sot forth a practical rule or principle." My heart sickens nt the recital of the above i course pursued by the leaders of this Church, all the Members of which are sound on thi.? question, and who will doubtless rise in their majesty and might and deliver . ir Moved Church from the last trace of Abolitiom-m. /?// refuting to haw this fori hcotning book circulate 11 among them. The following is the section alluded to: "Quexf.?What shall he done for the extirpation ol' the evil of slavery ? Antic.? 1. We declare that we are as much as ever conv inced of the great evil of slavery: therefore no slaveholder shall, be eligible to any otHcial station in our Church hereafter, where the laws of the State in which he lives will ad- : mit of emancipation, and permit the liberated , slave to enjoy freedom. 2. When any traveling preacher becomes an \ owner of a slave or slaves, by any means, he j shall forfeit his ministerial/ character in our , Church, unless he execute, it it he practicable, j a legal emancipation of such slaves, coufonna* j bly to the laws of the ?*tate iu which he lives, j 3. All our preachers shall prudently enforce upon our members the necessity of teaching their slaves to read the word of God; and to allow them time to attend upon the public wor * - " ? i J . r j;..:..,. ship oi t?ou on oar regular uays ui uitmc ?i-i | vice. 4. Our colored preachers and official mem- j bers Khali have all the privileges which are usti- J al to others in the district and quarterly /ron- j ferences, where the usages of the country <io | not forbid it. And the presiding elder may j hold for them a separate district conference, j where the number of colored local preachers i will justify it 5. The annual conferences ma}' employ co- j lored preachers to travel and preach where ; the*"r services are judged necessary ; provided that no one shall be sb employed without having been recommended according to the form 1/1 i would suggest to that august body when they meet again, to change the name of the Church, so that it may read as follows: "The Methodist Episcopal Church vilh va rimis view* and conflicting interests." Nothing hut a strong desire to see the Church of rny '-joice delivered from misrule and incomprtenf lr' ' -rx* has induced me to bring this subject '-('ore an intelligent community, to whom it now committed, by an Old Methodist. By this is meant the forty-three members of the conference who voted to retain the slavery section, and no others. Preparing por War.?Notwithstanding Europe is at present in universal peace, (with a eolitai7 exception of the Danish war,) it is ob I vious England and France are building an unusual number of ships of war, and that neither nation has relaxed a particlo in their efforts to be well prepared in the event of any sudden misunderstanding In France and England several large men-of-war have beon launched the present year, and there are a great many others on the stocks in a great state of forwardness. A S'lUTHKK.V StcDKST AT TIIK north.?A friend has shown us, says the Montgomery Advertiser, and allowed us to make the following nvtvift tVnm n l/.tfor written 1>V an itltclli2C!lt young gentleman, and a student from this vicinity, now at Cambridge, Massachusetts.? Speaki ig of the sentiments of the people there, in reference to the recent adjustment, he says: "They come out now and say that the passage of those several hills is a sure indication oflhcir seeing consummated their fondest hopes, their sweetest dreams, viz: the total abolition of slavery in the United States. I regret that I ever came North, not that the opportunities for mental culture are not as good as elsewhere, but because of the nncongeniality of the two races North and South. I regiet that I ever gave them a dime to assist in their doubly ae wuiicu uauou v? uvuiuiviK The Hon. R. W. Barxwkll, having been prevented by indisposition from meeting his lei'ow citizens, ot St. Helena Parish, on the '25th inst. will address them on Friday next, the 1st of November, at the Town Hall of Beaufort, at 12 o'clock Mr. Barnwell leaves tho next day lor Nashville. A Qpnitv.?Congress is to re-assemble on Monday, December 2. Shall the South Carolina delegation leave the State or riot ? Stale Rights ficpublicnn. We answer no ? Eds. Journal. Accident.? we regret to learn, tout on 1 uesdav last, the 22d inst., the gin house, gin-screw, and about twenty bales of Cotton of Mr. J. M. Nelson were consumed by fire, in this District The fire is supposed to have originated from inattention in keeping the gin properly greased, and from screwing the brush too tight while it was in operation.?Sumter Banner. From the Fairfield Herald. Mr. Editor: Looking upon disunion n9 a "fixed fact"?that this rotten and corrupt, concern cannot much longer hold together, I venture to predict that the following blessings will result to the Sontii Herefrom: A more extended, pu-er j.nd rational liberty, with greater harmony and good will amongthe members of the Southern Confederacy, than has <.vr-r existed between them under the present Union. i'ree trade, with greater prosperity to all the various interests, agricultural, mechanical, commercial and manufacturing?cotton never less than 10 cents per pound, oftener "20, Greater strength and greater security to our domestic institutions, with an entire stoppage of border thieving and kidnapping, on the part of tl e North. Greater extension of education, religion and mo aiity. ? More r: ilroads, and internal improvements generally. Negroes and land increased in value from M) to 100 pur cent. Pauperism unknown in the land, and If these predictions do not prove true, it is useKss to attempt to reasuu from can*' to effect. PROPHET. RC9ALIS. There's many a name I love to see. There's many a one pounds sweet and free, There's many a one that comes to me But none so soft as Rosalie. The dimpling wave upon the sea, The fragrant i'ovver upon the lea, The hopes that conic in ecstasy Are none so sweet as Rosalie. The fondest lijtlits ot memory, Which ever round our way will ho, Can bless me not like thoughts of The*', My gentle, winning Rosalie. Canute, i. CONSTANCY. DICD.?On the 27th tilt, at her residence in Chester District, S. D?.rcas Lkanak Pkay, consoit of Oeorge S. Penv, in the sixty-seventh year of her "ire. The deceased was in her usual health, while sitting in h chair by her fireside in conversation with her husband, death seized her and in a few seconds she was no more.? Khe has loft a laroo taniilv. besides a la rare cir 3 J v - w> cle of friends and acquaintances to mount their _ _ CAMDEN PRICES CURRENTBathing, }n.r yd. IS to kin!, II) S to 10 l iiic ivopc IS to 1- ll.-nd, IS 0 t? 7 I-acton, It) 7i to S Molaw*. gall 31 to Bu'.t'T, lb H ?<>2<i I.Mackaroi, bbl * t? 10 brand;*, gall 2S to "5 Ma:l*. lb C to 7 Beeswax, lb IS to 2'2 O t s. sheaf, rw t lb ileel". lb S t(- 5 lVu?, btisii'd WO t'tieese, lb 12 lb I I'otatoe*,?wi?ct. btt 30 (olton, lb 11 to 13}' Iris-Li bit ?' ? 1 . I n.i i.r I?..- I I...I IK 1 ? . "UMi' l su i?; iiyr, impim i ** Flour. hhl Oi t<> 7.Kir... bushel 3 to I Fodder. cvvt to lOtrSiiqur, lit 7 to !0 Hi let), dry lb H to 'J [Salt. seek 1! Into, lb 5 to CI ilmi. hap l.ime. hbl 2 to sijTobairo, ll> 10 to 30 Leather, cole, lb Id |o2J j Wheal, bush 11 L -I'-'-lJ?"." "' 1 ' OMMM JI'ST E^K ClVm A supply of J. Durand & Co's. CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERS. Warranted ? certain cure !or Dyspepsia. Weakness of tbi: Stomach and Want of Appetite. Weakness of the Chest, arid '* Fever and Ague." It is also a pleasani Bevernpe. ia its pure state, and may Ik? drunk with Winter Spirits witlintil at all impairing it?t tneilicinal qualities. .Hay In; ImU uy the case nr t-iiipie iioin**. ?>i It K.N ON, Family (ameer. J. 1IAUKIS. IVKald Street. W. C. .MUOKKi Fatnily <irnc?T. Cannlen, Sept. 21* 77 sw'iin b. o. o. r. KERSHAW LODGE, NO. 9. rpiIE regular meeting of this laodge will be held -L th's (Friday) evening at their Hal!, at7 o'clock. By order of the ?V. G. Z. J. DeIMY, Soc'y. 1 FRESH lot sugar cured Ha tun, received and if fur sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. Oct. 28. 85 NEW FALLGOODS. M. DRUCKER & CO. * nn - ? i J mm. Aiv?j now just opening ineir urge sun nrw ?iu,/ pjy of seasonable Goods, consisting in purl of Clot hp. cascimercB, sattineU, vesting*, linens, Plain and figured alpacca, mouselin tie laities Ginghams, with other goods for Indies Diesses. ?also A a splendid variety of Calicoes, and the very best and cheapest bleached and brown Muslin to be in i-so ie.vn The ab:vn G' ? h . > : -elo led with tr." greatest c irr, an-. j be-a i 1 as a'.v ;y;, a: the very lowest j r.- O'-t. 2>). Hardware, Grocer; s?., Ragging, Rope and Twine, ' T"> BADV : i .do C'nthinr. li tis. Cans. Dt.rmO. i J l Boot." and Shoos &?. Just rceived and for I sale at the lowest prices possible hv M. fml";:MLri ,f- <;o. Notice. W'HEIIEAS my ". if" Mary lias !? ft me and refuses to return. I l.-.-reby give notice to all persons not to credit her on my account, I will pay no account or debt contracted bv her. JOHN B. SMALL October 30, 1350. Darlington Hotel, DA It LiNGTt)S COU KT-HOUSE. THE above (louse hnvftijf been purchased and fitted up anew by John Dot ex, is again opened for the accommodation of the Public. Strict attention to the wants and comforts of guests j will be piven, and no etiort, calculated to merit j the patronage of all who may fuvor the establish rrent with a visit, shall bo spired. All that the market and surrounding country afford will ho found upon the table. Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals, are prepared. The Stables will be attended by careful and attentive hostlers. Drovers can bo well accommodated, as any j number of horses and mules ran he >-ept in the stables and lots expressly prepared forthetn. Nov. I, ISoU. tiff tf M A N STONHOUSE. CAMDEX, S. C. ' THE subscriber reaper! fill I v annowicps to hi? friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC j generally, that ho has opened, as a H()TEJ? that large and commodious house in Lor Town, former. ! ly the private ns.denre of II. Perkins. esf). j The building is admirably adapted for that pur. j pose, bring situated in the ,i est healthy and pleasj ant par? of Camden, combining ait the ndvanta j ges of the town with the b-lmv n'mnsphore of the I countrv, and within a lew minutes' walk of any j part of Camden. The rooms are large and airv, I his Servants respectful and attentive, and he ! pledges himself to spare tin pains in keeping up i .... u-uii _.ir,i,i,?,| TA !U.R. sunt to n-.e irtll <11 u <14.1 I* V Cliaia ?-w.. - every exertion to please those w in. may call upon him. His STARI.ES will be found commodious, and always fully supplied with I'rovenner, 0"'l'he House beiuo conducted on Temperance Principles, he flatters himself that those who favor hint with a call will find the MANSION HOUSE nut only the comfor's and attention of a well r^oulated Hood, hut the quiet retirement of a Home. Charges moderate. CTAIi the St Hires arriving in the place'and the i Omnibuses runtime 1o the l)e?->t, will call at the | House when de-bred. K. G. ROBINSON, t Camden, Sept. 1. ti? * ?f j TEffiPES^fCE H0USS~ t The undersigned v.o:,M ^respectfully intorm t!i? j public that he ha* taken the house well knu-wn a. i the "CllOSt8 KE V'N," formerly lc-;?t hv Mr. Win ! MnKain in the ow n f f Camden, where ho i- prepared to act uu.Rsodn'e travelers and ho.r. ers a reasouahle prires. Those v.l-o de-ire to tor. tin I same quiet abroad as at home, are invited in jjivc i i... Travoll-'M ! f.; ainjSft ?*i*;??*, ? h'Oakl'ast !ii tiiiu* i) l m- cars n? IJi?? n.nr .mo, il mndrtraie charge.*. J. If !\ f?Oi).\K, 2?9?if J ' IVopritiinr. New 5team ?3oc'.t Robert Ilarlln. TI!H new S'i??i.;.s. Mirth.. Cap',;:in George Man<-:i: !ii, will n :i'.v Ii*?r regular trips between Ol.a.ji . rii>?ui i!i<* first of October, t j?| : ' t.' all '! ? :. i'< ruit't!i-?i ('Hidings on i!is river. hyh 1 " 1 *' Shippers may r?*lv upon pi - -'.: * ' low rates i?s can b?* soul by arv ' . r eyanco. For freight apply to ti. \ ?. Son. A-f.'iiis. f-'aui jcii. j In Equity-Kershaw District j Tlmiiihs Starke, el ai. j vb / Bill for Partition. I f* I Stliniinitii S TX pursuance of Tin* oiders of the court in thi< Jl ?*sis?-, mm.ft hi June Term, l-AO. I will ofiw a: public sale before ?<ic court linu-e n??<?r tu Camden i on M'in?!:iv. the second day ol I'eremher, ail that I parcel or tract id I.AXI), lytnj on ili? w:?'ers of U ater?e river and Fox creek in Fairfield District, ronlniuiiqr liltccn bundled .m l three acres hound* ec! Iiy lands ol Nicholas A 1'eay, Charles .1. Shannon, David R Jni:e, estate ol Kllnem and Jolm Harrison, sen. Plats ol tin; said land may he seen at my office. I Terms?much rash as wil! pay costs; halJ a nee mi a credit ut one, two. ami llnee Vears, bond i with em .t i, i, re tics and a iiiorijjijre.iil the premises ! required. \VM M Sli.\\.\t)N, c. e x. p | Oct. a). id Valuable Lands for Sale. I av M... -I ii.n ^ai-iiini d.iv ol Decemhcr, im U' inrtdiotoly ;i 11 o r ill'; abovoiaies by (Ik; Coiii; iii!>si'>iit?r in Kquiiy, I wiii ?-ii?T for 1!<>, if noi ; previous I v ilss|rf>M*(l of, oil'' tract of -i in : i ll")(l ' in-re.e of l,\M>, iyifijf on Morrison'* c.if??h, and | rxtoinliiijf to lb" l/mo-To\vii It'Mil, known ; s |j|? ! (iraliaui I'Iiut, a ?1 aiiji'iniint lauds ol .V. A. I'oav. j Also, a tnct J\in^ on'rlu? Watnron rivor, so]. I joining lands of |)r Clarl?r>, ,l/rs. (loodwin and ! John tlairison, (' titaitiiit>? acres. Tl,?,n 'P.?? Tojjollnjr WiIJi a I ran m mi; ii iiiwi.i , ,,:c , creek. oxtoiulinjr across tin! J.nne-Tnwii cross road, (from ll'mnsli >r meii to Cam Jon, ami from Harrison's Ferry to Columbia,) nmtammjT I'jtfj 1 acfs, wlncli, tojrf'tier \< iili flic liner tract, forms a valuable Plantation of over 1 S ~>0 acres. Also, one oilier tract, of t ml lyino in Korsliv.v Dist. 'on Sawney's crook, containing l'Hft) acres. ? ""."I N;iw ,.iii? in onerat inn. \JI1 llll> II.HI <11 tj n?w Fur flintier particulars, :,|'i),!y l? Win. M. Shannon, Ms(|. (Jainden, or to the subscriber near Saw. rico's creek. TJIO. STARKB. Oct. -J!) [$">.r>0] ts. "New Arrivals. V FRESH supply of Jellies, Jams, Bay Rum, hermetically' waled Salmon, Lobsters, Ginger VVino &c. &.c. Al exceedingly fan} prices,far cash, at Moore's Family Grocery, ' Head Quarters, F.DISTO,'Oct 15th. 1S50. . ('? 'er Vii. mi!E Bripdc ofOrato ?.r 5 ih? Uniform ? C of js of'he 23d fl^iinei.t i J i:i::try areorliort-ii to par.nl'- f. r R-'it-w and Dr.;i i: Columbia on W, doesday. tli? 4th of iX-ccmn-r i I ? i? i mop# win u;" iI'uuv JOi jt;r:r\t ai i.vc?vc 1 o'clock, M. { The Mr.jor G Moral and Brigadier Generals i of the 3d Division will attend with the ir r<: pec-; j tive suite?-. j All the Aids-d?-camp ofhis Excellency Gover-< I nor Seahrook, art required to ba in attendance | fully equipped.. j The Brigadier General of the 3d Brigade of Cai valry and die Colonel of the 3d Regiment of In-j 1 fantry will extend this order to their respective ! ' commands. By order of tha commander-in-chief, J. YV. GANTRY, Adftand Insp'r Gen I All the papers in the state will insert once a week tii! the day "of review. Oct. 31. Executive Department. IpSol jwsmwmm EDISTO, Oct. 15, 1850. THE following Troop!? are invited to parade at Columbia on Wednesday, the 4th of Decern' ber next, viz: | The 1st Regiment of Artillery. The Uniform companies of the 16 and 17th Re giments of Infantry. The 3d Regiment of Cavalry. The Uniform companies of Sumter, Kershaw, i Lancaster, r airfield, Newberry, Lexington and all | other Uniform corps that may find it convenient ! to attend. j Such of the Troops as? may be disposed to aciceptthc invitation are requested to report to the i Adjutant and Inspector General at Columbia on | or before 1st day of December, and state if Tents ; are preferred by any?if so, they will be pitched j for their use. The Major and Brigadier Generals ofthp State | with their suites are respectfully invited to attend. By order of the Commander-in-chief, J. W. CANTKY, Adft. and Iusp'r. G>n. A!! the papers in the state will copy once a week till the day of review. Oct 31. A Piece of Imperial tlirecply extra l\. line Carpeting. Just received by j . October t.'9. K \V. JJOMNEY. < "YJICW Currnis soil s*ieii Almond*, I i.X Table Sal., m bags, cook lag Wine and Veast j Powders. For sale by K. v\'. BONNE V. i I^XTRA fistPCheuiJiijITobntfo, for JLJ sale by }). W. B');\i\EY. A M-Ct of Silver iiiocsitfd < arriitge Hnrncsi^ lor rtk by K. VV. BONNEY. Council Chamber, Oct. 23,1850 A K- AlXK.N'S ]H.'tiii?n tor l.iix-nsc -No to rrta.il j jTV, Spiritiiniw hi the Ti.uti of Cutndi-n lor tlie I halitnre (if tlio vear \va? rwwved iin.l ordered to lie pub' li-lit-J in ti.e Camden journal. Kvn.siiiiiciidi-d by P. F. Vjilcl'icup. li. S, i)mi?!a9 simI L .VcCiinilii^i. Securities, joTiii can toy, Sen. ami (?>'.. r.'r .Video L \\\ IJ il.i.A Kit, Town Ueci.nlor. ~N2W EC0K~i ! A fSlJE.VT variety ' i t'ie "leyajit edition* of Standard ' .ijL < ooiicil V, i.riin Aiu.'iu!> Jar lcJ.itI and 1>3I; liiiilc*. liymn* and Prayer ilnolt* of the latest editions and r.in*l j durable ii.- dii.^s; t.?^> tit rwitli a ;*e.iern! ttori: of useful | rniirelinneoiio iv?.rk*: .N'booi and Classical Ltoeitr; Sm tioiniry. Ac. For wile at lenv j.rnxis J Partieiiiar attention will be given to nil orders iroin Pie ! lowiior country. .^ui .%v.. I (Jot S3 4t Notice. rPHR n!d RoarJ ..f C (iniiiicsionrrp of the Ponr JL i..r Kershaw District ; ?:() i'h? Board Hectare iii HMffi at i'.o c. ufil't"^ room ot- Mr. E. W. on SamriDv :!n' lid ?! Not'embcr I'ers r.s lnviii.' licm unis a^iins: the (hiarii are requeued t?'s them iiiimeiiia'ejy. W E. HUGH SON, S*c*y. Wanted. V.\ OVERSEER I.>ra |ii.ml.iiir,n in the Wp>t, remarkable l??r h<*a>lli. Liberal competnm ' tion tnoKO ul experience, juil^iiuint ami character. ' Anpiv a* tl.ix OtHre* ()? !. _'()?:t?w i Notice. t f'T' person* iwlebieil t?? l! p Rsla'f* of Robert I 'fe I 'I'.i-.i.i.l will :ilf.;ist> c:tll and settie tiie siiine, and thost* Ihvkijj demands will render j tiiem in propvrly attested, SCSA.NNAif TWEE!). Adrar'x, i Oc.iibffr 09. H-") * wJJt JJon'a Xioi'.s?Ju*! npeiie > by H. \V. H'>.\Ni:V. 1 / V \ ol tin* l?o>t <1 :i-t11; IUl" ty.l-rf.iirt b> i: W*. H'JNWKY. Four Eorse Coaches,. 1 "fjMtO.M Sumterville to Gadsden, (via Camden j 1? branch R. R. every day (Sundays not excepted.) Srhe'lulc for running. Leave Suniterviilt' a! 1 p. m.. arrive at Camden 1 Branch Rail R'cid at 4 I'. M.?reach Gads-uen in : time lor the down train from Columbia. Upturning, Leave Gadsden at 4 p. in.?Camden Branch I R. R. at 9 p. m. and arrive at Suintervilleat 12 p. m. ^"Careful Drivt'isand good ITorses. 1'. M. BUTLER. Sumterville,Oct. IS. 81 3t Estate Sale. BY permission of the Court of Ordinary for Kershaw District, we will expose to public I sale on Friday tin* fsrh of November ensuing* at tin? liili' residence 01 .fosoith Ciuiiiinirhaiti. deceased, at Liberty Hill, all tlx1 Household ami Kitchen | furniture* appertaining to that Mansion J foiise, heI ii.g a portion of the residuary estnie of the deceasI ed. Terms at sale. C. J. >I1ANN0N,) ,, JOHN JJKOW.V, PXIS' Oct, 18,1850. _ _ 8t?1.? VMKEI.V NfchjitO WOMAN, and five rhi'dren. Alsi?, a oiiiiin, a jru.nl cook, '.'.ashor and ironcr, anil Iter three children?-All per. fectiy uound and healthv, Apniv to Oct 4. ' w: C. MOOHE. I TkDV /1AATVC! AJJL.li A UVVJJ0I THE subscribers have received their WINTER SUP* PLY?cnn*iMing in |<art, of FANCY DRESSES?Brocaded Thibet Cloth, Brocaded Labrador*, for Evening Dwses. < eel.mere Merino, und Mnuanlin dc Lain. pin in arid print;]; black and fancy Silkr, l'ans and Engli. h Prints, French and Scotch Giti'/hams. MOURN IX *? DRESSRS?Roya! Tour Satin Royal, Satin de (Jhenc. ero. de Rhine. French Poplin. Bonihczin, M ".ivelin de Lain, Alpacca, <iinghanui, I*reach and English Triors. J"'-:! V WINGS?Of every variety, to suit 'h? above. SEND:'.!?*'?B ack ? >.' iV.'i")'Thvbit, C'-chrr and ' i ' v K w?"j M-;s!:!! end Luce t at-os erd Ucl.a,... >* u : F?vjj..-i, L'nea Cnnthric iVk'fs. 't . ifnner.gr. in rrett varie;v.y Thread La' c. ' :ii- ,r v ? : :t tf ' binds, Hose, .. . w; . * . i i sir. ir jlar '-i;: ? ?'tr ar-d Crib Qui'!". Tab]-. Phttn an ! Toilet , Covrs. f'.-:r!'! ' ;i??>::;kTable covers. Damask and rr.] !. ! t , .*< : : '!; lie*. f?i to 1:M Linen *!:ectinp, it * tr> ] i l ilif ?v i 'j-o Linen. 5-1 to Jii?i bleached r.r.d brown C ! iti Shee-iii?, Furniture Chinw nnj Dimity, Curiaei brat r. /"sr.iii*i.-e I'rinje. India Rubber Slievting, F * :?*'? t;-il tfla ri!vi?. 6 4 to } ! '? Fioor Cloth, Scotch t r-rfiftiiit'. A i-rtr assortment of bleached and brown G<v.ds. ' '1 .< k:?g. Lit.v?v?. <5rc- 6'c. Fl.ANNEL^-C-nutre R<?d/>?; ?, Ileal Welsh. Saxony, S .ak. r'? at! wool atrk Hik warp, all uooi and Dome:, W like, Hcd and \ eilow, of ^verr description. For Mec:B Wear. Black. brown, blue, green, "live and drab Cloth; fancy nnd black Ca.-siini'ie*. >i,k and L'achincre Vesting*, buffalo t'lotli; for shooting (loa:<;; Gloves, of every variety; Cravats; Pocket Handkerchief-; Ifaif Ho'C. Uudet ^iiirta and Drawers; ready nmdo fciurtn and Collars; Suspenders; llats1 Caps. &c- <a.p. A large assortment of Goods for Boy's and Servant's wear. Georgia Plains, [Cordova do. Blanket*, dee. &c. Mc DOW ALL <L COOPER. Oct. 21). 83 tf An Ordinance, TO regulate License to keep a Ten Alley or any other Allet kept in the Town of Camden, w here Balls and Pir.sart) tired nublirlvfur train. 1. Be it ordained by the intendant and Warden* of tlife I Town of Camden, and by the authority of the same, That from and after the pacing of this Ordinance, there shall !>e paid to the Town Treasurer annually for the lire and benefit of the said Town of Camden, the ram of Fifty Hollars for each and evory Alley or Table kept in raid Town, where Bails and Bin* are tired publicly for gain, and also a fee of five dollars, to the Town Recorder. 2. That all persons wishing to obtain said License mart petition to Council, setting forth such derire, staling the* place in which the Alley or Alleys is to be kept, accompanied with the recommendation ??f at least three freeholders i or house keepers in the immediate neighborhood, which ! License, when granted, shall authorize the keeping of the J above-mentioned Alleys in the place designated in the pe} tition?but it shall he unlawful to permit anv person under eighteen years of age to play thereat?and any such art, upon being urinvd before ( ouncil. and the party being heard in defence, shall forfeit said License,?and upon proof being had of any gaining or betting at said Alleys, the License shall be forfeited. 3. Each person applying for said License, shall be required, before taking out the same, to swear that during its term, he or she will permit no gambling at their Alley or oil their premises, v.i:h their knowledge or consent, arid that they will use all lawful endeavors to prevent the same, and at the expiration of the said License, shall, before a renewal of it be granted, make oath that there hat been no gambling at their Alley or on their premises with their know ledge of consent. -1. That ail Alleys where License are granted, sltall b? open to, and suhjeet to the Tuwn Recorder's intpection, or any member of the Town Council at all rimes. 5. That ar.v perscn applying for sifl j License shall give a bond to tlwTown Treasurer hi the sum of Cue Thousand Dollars, with two good and sufficient securities iaiUtfuiiy toearrvout the requisition* contained in tin* Ordinance. Ratified in Town Council assembled, this twenty-third d:iyof October. in The year of our Lord or.e thousand I ei"!it hundred and fit'y. A* wiuiem the hand of the Iniendant- and the teal of the raid Town of Camden. JA.'i ES BLWLAP. Intendant Town of Camden, j L. W. BALLARD, Town Recorder. j 'V'OTKCE is hereby given, that application I X1 will be made at the next session of the Legjs. j lature hr a charter to build a PLANK ROAD I rem Camden, thrcufh 1 encastpr, to some point I on the North Carolina line. Aug. 2. i 1 i Notice. APPLICATION will t>e made tn The Le;?i*ia? tare at its nest s-wtion, for ait act ol incorpo ration fur Antiocii Hapti.-i Church. J.-MSS E. RODGERS. J??KL DAVIS. At!^ 'J. fci 3m Notice. I PPL!CATION" wiii he mallear the next Session nt the Lew is hit me of South Carolina to charter j a Company to A/wiufarturu Cotton and Woollen 1 roods ;n or near the town ?f Camden, by t?ieaui or I water power. | Cam-lea, Au .9.1*30. i Head Quarters L^wer Battalion 22d Reg't S. C. Oct. 5. 1350. I qnms B/!!:h!mn i<< ticrcby ordered ;o mtiKter at JL < on Lie &l-i day ol November next, .it j 1J oVIiii'k, ;l M armed and equipped. Ifor Drill j mid Review. 'J The officer* and nniucoinihiMi' n>-d oSeers | will HfM iiibie tlie day previous jbr dri.i und inhti'oction l>y 'irdssr <;! Lr. Co! J. B KRKSfJAW*. [ Tin. .1. Warren. -\iijr. 'JJd Rp^'t. s c m Head Quarters Upper Battalion 221 Reg't S. 0. EL, Oct. 9, 1850. THIS BATTALION i* hereby ordered to muster nt H.A'I' KOCK. on the loth day of November ! V*?t. ui 11 oVIuch a. ui.,armedaaJ equipped,fordrillar.d review. j The Ofy-er* and ?on-coiniiii?c!one.d Officers will assem. I b!e the (lav previous for drill and instruction. B> ord-r of Maj IJ. L?. KIRKLAND, j Tmo. J. Warren, Adjt 22d Jteg'l s. C. it. Cel. 11. lS5t>. M w6t To Eent. THE Store and Dwelling opposite the Masonic Hall, possesion given the first of January I.eXt. Al-o, th?' .Store and Dwelling, two doors above i ttie t'amden Hotel and opposite the store lately l occupied by Messrs MeDowall & Cooper. posses? ! sion given immediately. '1110. J. WARREN. : Oct 22. 81 VTMW Leniom?Als >, quarter Iwxea <?f jl\ new Raisins. Just received at Oct. 22 RON'.NEY'S. \ <.'a*e ut Fashionable Hats, also, men and _Fjl buy's cloth Cap*. Just opened bv Oct. 22. E W. BON'NEY. AdaiiuidvatrhN IVoiice, I LI. persons having anv claims against the Estate of .Mr. Joseph Lock hart, "deceased, are hereby notified to hand them in properly attested as required bv law. And all persons indebted to the Estate will make immediate payment to SARAH LOv K1IART, Admx. Oct. 22. 84 w3t ' Notice. ! 1 LI, persons hiii'iiiir demands against the estate j\ of the Ir.te Mrs. Mary B. Ciiii, dec'd ot Lancaslervilie, will piease present them properly attested to the undersigned, bv this first of December hext. JONES CROCKETT. Sent, gd !?.">(), 7o_ tt_ Executor's Notice. T)ERSONS indebted to Joseph Cunningham. I I in nmL-n ivivmflnt.anil those hr.vi; g ciom'.u.Js to present thetu tc ci'her 01 tjio subscribers. J NO. V.R'HVX, Liberty - ill, C. J. ..HANNQX, Caiiiuen, July 16. Bx'r?. S