The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, December 17, 1850, Image 3

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t I ry soul and stir the pulses of your heart to extacy. Come, and see the woman, who, in the midst of a venal and avaricious age, is yet pure as the mountain snow and generous as the winds of heaven which bleach it! Come, we repeat, and when you return to your mountain home, or to your distant retreat on the sea board, or in the interior, the echoes of her voice will so completely fill your ears and your hearts, that if your neighbors even jeered you, you would not hear them. Again we say to all who have the means and the leisure, Come and hear "the nightingale.*' Will it be nothing to have the last sad echoes of the retreating footsteps of a Year, nay of the first half of the nineteenth century, fall upon your ears, mingled with the niroefpst. cadences of JSong ever breathed from human lips!?Southern Lit. Gaz. The Most Romantic yet?Marrying on a * Sand finr.?A romantic scene was enacted near Alton, Illinois, a few days ago, in which Mr. Henry Wheeler, of Green county, and Miss Minerva Steely, of Macoupin county, played a conspicuous part. It appears that the aforesaid couple, having ascertained that they loved each other almost to distraction, and there being probably some objections made to the union by parties interested at home, concluded to elope, and have the silken knot tied at Alton. Upon arriving there, however, after a drive of forty-five miles, they learned that the marriage ceremony could not be performed without first, TM-rw.nrinnr a license from the County Clerk of j I" o t Edwardsville; to obviate which, the party, consisting of the intended couple, and the Rev. Win. Mitchell, of Alton, jumped into a skitf, and were rowed to a small bar in the river, directly opposite the city, where shortly after sunrise, surronnded by water, entirely isolated from the world and the "rest of mankind," but ' in sight of the whole citv, they solemnly plighted their troth. They returned in a few minutes to tho shore, where they are welcomed with three cheers by the assembled people. SOCIALISM. There are some men, say* the Baltimore Clipper, who are honestly endeavouring to effect adiff*T?nt organization of society, in the vain hope of establishing greater equality and comfort among mankind?whilst there are oth ers who maintain the theory of the socialists, whilst their practice is precisely the reverse. Of the latter class is Rugene Sue, of France, who adopting as a fundamental maxim, that ''no one ha* a right to a superfluity while any one is in want of necessaries," lives in the most splendid and luxurious style, whilst the poor and destitute of his neighbourhood labor hard for scanty fare and sometimes go * supperlegg to tad." We have, unfortunately, many of this class in the United States?men who preach up liberty and equality, and stoutly maintain the rights of the poor, at election timeR, but who would kick them from their doors at any other n#riod. We have heard politicians ridicule 1 the "codfish aristocracy," "?ilk stocking gentry," and the like, who would consider themselves disgraced to sit at talile with a inechan ic?and yet, like Eugene Sue, I hey are cheered for professing what ihey do not practice. Now we do not heiieve that al! the reformers in the world. Admitting them to he honest in their intention, can so constitute society as to prevent inequality in station and in comfort. Whilst some are prudent and others prodigal? some industrious and others idle?there must necessarily exist a difference in condition?and it is right that such should he tho case, as otherwise all motive t<* exertion, intellectually amJ physically, would be desiroyed. If the maxim ofEugpne Sue wire universally adopted and acted on mankind would soon* become an aosem* blage of beggars; for there would be no incentive to lal>or. it is the ambition to excel that gives an impetus to industry* and draws forth the tulents and virtues of the world. Wereinen not permitted to enjoy the f?uit? of their industry, even to the indulgence in superfluities, their labors would become as tiresome and fruitless as those of Sisvphus, but would have a speedier termination?fornnone would continue to work ifthe lazy, the prodigal, and the intemperate were permitted to participate equally in the result ot hi* exertions. We doubt oither lh? sincerity or the sanity of the man who adopts the maxim of Eugene Sue. lie is a hypocrite. He lives like a Prince, and yet effects to recognize an equality in the beg gar. MISSISSIPPI Jackson, (Miss.) Nor. 30, 1850. On yesterday evening, the House of Representatives, by a vote 51 ayes to 40 nays, passed fin tkn t h i ri\ onrl lief ruti^inrt llio Lift ? ?.*?*? "" " ?? "-* ...II l#.?.l* dinjj for the unconditional rail of a Statu con ' vention, to take into consideration and act \ the relation* which Mississippi) hears toward* < the Federal Gnrerment. The Senate had pnsspd the hill by a very de- , cided vote on the 28th inst. It will immediate* 1 )y receive the signature of the Governor. It , provides for the election of delegates to the Con* j , vention, on the first .Monday in September next 1 and the convention assembles in I hi* rily on the second .Monday in November thereafter. The i sobin*sioni*t# ofTered every imaginable kind of ' amendment to defeat and encumber the hill. I and t:ey were all in turn stiecessfully voted down. The bill passed in the shape in which I the Senate sent it to the (louse. ! J Mississippi will sustain the resistance ticket u by a majority of twenty thousand votes. Montgomery Adrertiser. t ? Patihck's Colt.?'A gentleman,' any* the " Manchester American, 'who favors tin with (some reminiscences tesppcting the early settle, ment of this place formerly old Derryfield, re. lateathe following anecdote: 'When mv grandfather resided at Onfletown nod Derryfield, then ?etf!ed by the Irish, he liired a wild sort ol Sr-shman to work his farm. | One day, soon after i arrival, he told hitn to lake a bridle and u-> in lh" held ijind catch | the colt. 'Don't c. ..e without him/ sa^d the old gentleman. Pat i?*k started and was gmje some time, but at last returned minus the bridle with his face and hands badly scratched, as though he had received bad treatment. 'Why, , Patrick, what is the matter; What in tho name f>f wonder ails you?' 'All, is'nt it myself, yer fioiior, th.'it never will catch the ould black colt I again? Bad luck to liim I An'didn't he all but scratch my eye* nut o' my hand? An' faith, as true as I'm Rpeaking to you, I had to climb up a tree after the cult.' Climb up after liini ! Nonsense 1 Where is the beast ?' 'An' its lied to the tree he is. to be shure, yer honor.' We all followed Partrick te the spot to get a solution of the difficulty, and on reaching the field we found, to our tin small amusement, that hthad been chasing h young black bear, which lie had succeeded in catching, nfier a great deal of rough usage on both sides, and actually tied with the bridle to an old tree. Bruin was kept for a long while and was ever after known as Part rick's colt. Susceptible, Landlord.?"I'll let you the i ?> ?_:.i ? i?n??.i uuuac, dtinc a lanuiuiU) owiucuiiai <iuiaui/vru in years, nnd a widower, to a gentleman, a few days since, ''on one condition." "What may that be ?" "That you will never allow j'our wife to ask me for repairs." "Very singular request, sir." "That may be. but I know. I have let the house for twenty years, and I know." "But for what reason do you ask that condition ?" "1 can never get away from these women folks without doing all they wish. Why, sir, I let a house to a widow lady, and one day she met me and said: iMr.my sink wants painting, I flunl* it h'aiiIi] La nnnnnm r fnr vnii frt .I..V4 ? ........ .w ......... .... ..J J-have it done.' I thought so too, and I sent a painter. What do you think ? Before I got out of the house she had so coaxed and bedeviled me with reasons and entreaties that I gave an order to paint the house from top to bottom. Agree to the conditions, and have it put in the lease, and the house is jours as long as jou want it." A LIBELLER'S CONFESSION. A malicious person who had libelled a firm (ailed, and wished to obtain the benefits of the bankrupt act, but found that the wantonly libelled men had now opportunity of revenging themselves upon bini, for lie could not obtain his certificate without their signature, and without that he could not again commence business. But it seemed to the bankrupt to lie a hopeless rasp, to pXpert that they would give their signature?they whom he had so wantonly held up to public ridicule. The claims ofhis wife and children, hoaever, at last forced him to make the application. He presented himself at the counting-house door, and found that '*BiII3 Button,' was in. He entered, and William Grant, who was alone, rather sternly bid him "shut the door, sir!" The libeler trembled be. fire the libeled. He told his IrIp, and produced his certificate, which was instantly clutched by the injured merchant "You wrote a pamphlet against lis once/' exclaimed Mr. Grant. The suppliant expected to see his parchment thrown in the fire, instead of which Mr. Grunt t nnlr q ?>o n nnrl insititiiv Arunatkinf* n n t la a di>en. iw??r\ ? j?rm ami II i n?? mi hit um.?ment, handed i: hark to the supplicant, who expected to find written upon it "rogue, scoundrel, libeller," instead of which, there was written only the signature of the firm, completing the bankrupt'* certificate. We make it a rule;" said Mr. (Jraat," never lo refuse signing the certificate of an honest tradesman, and we have never heard that you was anything else. The tears started into the poor man's eyes "Ah!" continued Mr. (Jrant, "my saying was true; I said you would live to repent writing that pamphlet; 1 did not mean it is a threat, I only neant j aL-. .1 --1-? - L - ' 1 I inai some u?y you wnuin Know us nciicr, arm repent thai you had tried to injure u?; I see you repent it now. "I <Jo, I do," said the grateful man, "f do, indeed, bitterly repent it." "Well, well, my dear fellow, you know us now. Mow do you get on? what are you going to do?" The poor man stated that he had friends who could as?i?t him when his certificate was ohlained." But how are you ofTin the mean time?" 1 and the answer was that, having given up every farthing to his creditors, he had Ireen compelled to 9tint his family of eren the common necessaries of life, that lie might he enabled to pay the cost of his certiheatn. "My dear fellow, 11....in ..-v.. <(.. ...... ?.*.i c.?:i.. . inn* "in iit?? i * ?? j\ mii ?iiii3 aiiu ic%: ill i > mull not miflVr; be kind enough to lake lhi? ten pound note to your wife forme?there, mv dear fellow?nay. don't cry?it will all he well with yon yet; keep up vour spirit*, net to work like a inan, and you will raise your head among us yet." The overpowered man endeavored in vain to express his thanks?the swelling in his throat forbade words; he put hia hand on hi* face, and went otu the dour crying like a j rhild. DR. WISTAK'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRV. I I* a chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar. Every body knows that Wild Cherry possesses important medicinal properties; and Tar Water has always been administered in Consumption nnd Lung affections generally, by our )h|est. anil safest physicians. Various remedies it is true. Itave been off-Tod and nulled into notoriety for the core of 1 incases of the iimc, and some have l>ecn found no doubt very useful, hut of nil that have yet been discovered, it is | idmitted hy physicians, and nil who have witnessed it* ef- I Tects, that none has proved ns effectual as this. For Asth- | na.shortness of lireath. and similar effections it may be | . renounced a positive rure. It has cured Asthma in nany cases of ten and twenty vettr- standing, nficr phvsiu.i j...i i.i- i ---- . -i . < ' i i.i..i. muiuixiiiivii me ruse iikv'iiiu ine ream oi menicine. i Tlii* Balsam i? made fr"tn materials which Nature has | tinned in all northern latitude*-, as an antidote f?r diseases i , aused by cold climates. J "Nature i? but the inline fur an eflert \\ ht?e cau>e in Cod.'' I-et us not neglect Iter plainest dictates. None genuine utiles* signed I. Bl'TTS on the winpper. for sale iri Camden at McKain's Drug Store, wholesale >y P. M" Cohen A <'o. Charleston, and by Druggists gen- trally throughout the. IJ. Stales. 1 K7" I hose wishing to use the most certain and cfficaious Cough and Consumption Remedy, should lie sure to j isk for Dr. A. Rogers's Syrun of Liverwort and Tar. and tnd taki- no other- There are imitations and counterfeits, lead the pamphlet and look well to the marks of the genu- . tie. Beware! For sale at McKain's Drugstore, Camden S. C. ' See Advertisement in another column. j _CAMDEN_PRICES CURRENTT "lagging, per yd. 13 to Lard, )h 8 to 10 lam Rope lh to 12 I .end, lh 6 to 7 . Incon, lh 71 to 8 Molasses. gnll 31 to Sutter, lb IS to 20 |.Wackarel, bhl 8 lo 10 j , family. gall 2H to 33 iNails, lb 6 to 7 . faesivaj, lb IS to 22 Oats, sheaf. rwt *10 ' fatf, " l b 4 to 5 i I'm*, bushel SO - hrcc, Li) 12 13 I I'oiauaw.aivcct. bui 50 " ' otton, 10 f> 12! | Irifli bu "urn,' bushel 00 to y.Y Rye, 'bushel 95 to 4 Flour, bhl Oh to 7|ilie6. busbnl 3 to t f ['odder, cwt 11 to HiSufar, ' lb 7 toll) Hides, dry ' lb R to 'J [Salt, Hnek fi ron, lb ft to 01 shot. ' bee Lime, bbl 2 to 21 (Tobacco, lb JO t^) 30 '' Leather, sole, lb IS toS! |Wheat, bush Hi JUST RECEIVED, A supply of J. Durand & Co's. CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERS. Warranted a certnin rare lor Dyspepsia. Weakness of the Stomach and Want of Appetite, Weakness of the Chest, and "Feverand Ague." It is also a pleasant Beverage, in its pure state, and may be drank with Wine or spirits without at all impairing its medicinal qualities. May be had by the case or single bottle, of S. BENsO.N, Family Grocer. J. HAKIMS. DeKaln Street. W. C. 3100RE, Family Grocer* Camden, Bept. 24* 77 swlim JMegrocs to Hire. WfN^Lbe hired on Monday the 6:lt of January next, before the court house, at II o'clock, for one year, fourteen Negroes, belonging to minors. J. M. DESAUSSURE, Guardian. Dec. 17. 93 w3t LADIES White and colored Kid Glove?, of a superior qualify. Also, an assortment of bov's Clothing, boy's Boots, 4"c. "Dec. 17 E. IV. BONNEY. CHINA, Ea'llien and Glees Ware, in a great assortment, just received and for sale low by Dec. 13. E W. BONNEY. A Kepeor of the Poor House WAXTED. APPLICATIONS will be received for a Keeper for the Poor House until the first Saturday in January next, on which day an election will he held for that office. Applications must be left with the Secretary. Negro Alan, of good character is also wanted for the Poor House, for whom good wages will be paid. W. E. HUGHSON, Sec'y. Dec. 13. 98 6t * Uttitib JLiliAS riUiSUMIS. WE have on hand the largest and best assortment of FANCY GOODS ever offered to the public, consisting in part of 2,000 German, French |nnd American among which are some large and handsome pieces. China Toys and Ornaments, Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, Wheel Rockets, Roman Candles, Flower Pots, Spit Devels, &c., with an assort- 1 ment of French and American Confectionary. ( Also?A new article of DOLL HEAD, with correct features and real beauty of expression, and 1 for durability, surpassing any thing ever before offered. Also,?AAaree variety of beautiful WAX DOLLS, with moving eyes, For sale bv . Dec. 17. F. L. "ZEMP. , 1 miiE subscribers have now completed, and offer X for sale, one of the most extensive and best selected stocks of HARDVVARE ever brought to this marjtet, embracing everyarticle which, from a long experience, they have found was wanted here, I and also such new inventions as they think would be likely to be wanted. In almost all 1 instances, they have ID*bought directfrom the Eng- ' link and American manufacturersand can con- i eoquently sell as low as Goods of the same quaili- ; ty can be '>ad elsewhere. As they cannot, through t the medium of an advertisement, give any idea of ] the extent and variety of their stock, they would t solicit a call, when purchasers can judge for them, t KplvPft. When the Hardware for a building, or whole ceits of Tools are wanted, a liberal discount will y be made. ? McDOWALL & COOPER. ; Dec. 17. 95 tf Saw Mill Irons. H7ROUGHT Cranks, cast Gudgeons, Segment?, ( Rag Wheels and Ways, wrought Pitmans j (with brass boxes) .Stirrup?, Dogs, Feed Hands, t] Guide Rods. Also, wide and narrow Mill Maws and six feet cross-cut Saws; SAW GUMMEUS, 1 Files, &c. i McDOWALL & COOPER. c HAILS. 1AA KEGS superior Cut Nails, for sale low V I 1 r\ J I'nr rncli. hv S5 E CAPKRS Negroes and other Property FOR SALE. ! la Lqiiity--La.nca.ster District. 1 Middleton G Caston et al. vs. Susannah Gaston and others?Bill for Partition. I BY virtue of the Decree of the Court of Equity in above case, I will sell on the 9th of Janua- I' ry, ls5i, at th? Plantation of the Estate of Srnnu- " el Cnston, on Little Lynches creek, aboutoUhead 3 of Cattie, IH or 14 Horses and Mules, about 50 i head of Honrs, 2 Road Wagons, Plantation and f Smith's Tools, a quantity of Corn and Fodder and other articles of jir iperty. Also, the following NE (IROLN?John, I'etcr, Alex, Martha Jane, Sawney, and Hen, all young ?rd likely. Terms?All sums under five dollars, cash; all sinus over, a credit until 1st January, 185'J, purchasers giving notes, with good security, with interest front the day of sale. 0*The creditors of Samuel Caston. dec'd are notified to present their demands on or before the first dav of Jnnuarv, 1S51 JAMBS II. \V IT HERS WOO X, c. F.. i. n. " Comtn'ra. Office, Dec. 13,1850, [?'] Wanted. V TEACHER to ?a.,e charge of the Female Academy at Liberty Hill. He will he ex pected to bo a gentleman and a scholar, also tliat j (ie cornc well recommended. A liberal salary will -J l?e given ; fur further particulars apply to either of _ Lite subscribers at Lihertv Hill. J. S. THOMPSON.) Committee W,n DIXON. f of 1 II. It BUOVVN. ) Trustees. j Kf The Chnrlesu-n Mercury, Carolinian ami Soother* ^ Preabstcrian. t>len?e copy for one month, anil send their ' >ill? to thin Office for |>?vmoiit. ' '' Dec. 13, im ' 98 wlm. M Negroes to Hire. t. \T my residence on Bi?j Lynche's creek, will j be hired on the first day of January next, the tegrnes l?elouyinj^ to the minor heirs of Levi Young I S leceaecd, I ,s JANE D, YOUNG, Guardian, j \ i ?J turjt cu ?.'i, I 1, i/cr, icw. i'C J, Paints Oils Ac. Ac. J1 ^UPERlOli English Linseed Oil, White Lead, " O Spts. Turpentine, Arc. &c., a large invoice " ust received and for sale low at Dec. 13 McKAlN'S Drug Store. LiKlit. right. BURNING F'md with a splendid assortment of Lamp leeders, wicks, &c. Also?Su orior winter straiped Lard and Sperm )il, Soiar Oil, &c. iStr,. just received and for sale ow at JicKAjN'S Drug Htoru. ' J)oc. 13. (H jr BARGAINS! {! rHE subscribers intending to close their busi- 1) fioitn in Camden, offer rhe remainder of their Incite at cost. The public are invited to call, bo- Z ore purchasing. T. RON NELL & Co. J Dee. 13,1850. 98 tf Flour, Flour. Bbls. Baltimore Flour i " Extra Family do Bags Buckwheat do warranted. A variety of Crackers. Dec. 13. ROBT. LATTA. Bacon Hams and Pickled Beef. Hhds. fine bright W. Sides; choice Hams Fulton market Tickled Beef; Mackarel No. 1. Dec. 13. ROBT. LATTA. First Class b eaycp Creek Lands FOR SALE. In Equity?Lancaster District. Daily F. Ingrem vs William Cautheu and wife, N. B. Ingrem and others?Bill fpr partition. UNDER the decree of the Court of Equity in above case, I will sell on Thursday, the 2d day of January, 1851, on the premises, at the late residence of Mrs. Jemima Ingrem, dee'd., all that valuable and productive Tract of Land, belonging to naid deceased, containing about five hundred and fifty acres, more or less, situate on the head waters of Beaver crepk, and on both sides the Beaver creek road to Camden, bounded by lauds of Samuel Spence, John Isom, James R. Bennett and others. About 300 acres is in woods, the balance cleared, but not worn out or even exhausted. It is regarded by competent judges as strictly prime cotton Land. The situation is healthy and the neighborhood a good one. There is also a good seat for an overshot mill on the same. Terms?A credit ofone and two years (excppt as much cash as will pay costs,) purchasers giving bond, bearing interest from day of sale, with good security and a mortgage. "J. H. W1THERSPOON, c. *. t. d. Comm's office, Lancaster Diet. Dec. 10,1850. B Negroes for Sale* Y Order ot James H. YVitherspoon, Ordinary for Lancaster District, will be sold on the 2d too. ,v,o io?o -oowio.. m- t?: vouunijf oI UlC ittlC 1CPIUCIJI*C UJ JII^. alCUJI* raa Ingram, deceased, seven likely Negroes, belonging to the Estate of said deceased. Terms on dav of sale. F. P. INGRAM, Adm. Dec. 10, 1850. 8 98 Land for Sale. ON the firpt Monday in January next, I will sell hefore the Court House in Camden, a tract af Land belongingto tlie children of the late John Riddle, being his place of residence, containing Two Hundred and Forty acres, inore or Iors, adjoining lands of l)r. Milling. Mrs. Nettles, the B. ewers, Thompson and Tranthain. Terms oj Sale?One and two years, on bond secured by personal security, with interest from . the day of sale, payable annually. The Title will be made perfect by the Court of Equity. J. W. CAiNTEV, Trustee. Dec. 11,1S50. 98 Hotel for Sale or to Bent. THAT well known stand on the corner of Broad : and DeKalb streets, at present occupied by i Mr. Boone, and known as the Temperance Hotel. ! I'he stand is surpassed by none in the place, be- . ngiu the centre ol'the business part of the town lnd convenient to the Railroad Depot. It will be mid or rented with the furniture attached to it.? Possession given on the 1st of February next, or moiipr if desired. For particulars or terms annlv o the subscriber. WM. McKAIN. Camdpn, Dec. 3d, 1850. 96 The Sumter Banner and Hornets' Nest t vill please copy the above until the 1st ol'Jan. and ' lend bills to tliis office. toutii Carolina?Jiersliaiv District. ; BY JOHN K. JOY, KSQUIRR ORDINARY. W11KRKAS. SA>II;EL BASK1N, applied to me for Letters of Admitiisl ration, on ali nnd singit- * ar the Goods and Chatties, Rights anil Credits of Mr. ' 'OHM BASKIN, Se?r., late of the District aforesaid, leceased. These nre, to cite and admonish all and singular, the lindred anil creditors of the said deceased, to be and apii'iir before tne at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Jistrict. to he hulden at Kershaw Court ilouse on the 27th ~ lay of Dee. tnst. to show cause, if any, why said adiuinis- 1 ration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, tliis 11th Dec. in the var of our Lonl one thousand right hundred and fifty ami n the seventy fifth year of American Independence. I JOII-N R. JOY, o. k. d. Dec. 13. 1S.")0. 93 It. south Carolina?Kcrtliau District. -j nv JOII.v R. JOV. KsQI'IRK ordinary. t IT7"HKItEAS (JKO. 11. MILLER, applied to me for > v ? Letters of Administration Dc bonis n->n on all and r inenlar the Goods and Chatties, Rights and Credits of t J A \ ID .M11 .LEU. late <>f the District aforesaid, dereased: . These are. therefore to rite and admonish all and singu- . ir. the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, tone * nd appear before nic nt onr next Ordinari 's Court for the c aid District, to he lioiden at Camden Court House on the m tl.h <laY of Dec. inst.. to show cause, il any. ivliv the said i diniiiistration should not bu qmntt'd. liven under ray hand and seal. this 12th dav "f Dee., in the year of our Lord cine UiuiimuuI eight hundred and fifty and in the ?e\euiy-fiflh year of Am-rienn Indopend- s enee. JOHN. It. JOV. o. k. Dt ii Dec. 13. 1850. 98 4t iLiJL'ti ATii\<; 'j Spirit <*as or Ruruiug Fluid, Lamps, Wicks &c. rilB subscriber has just received from Balti- h more, an elegant assortment of Glass and ,1/e- g alic iNjtirit Gas Lamps, Wicks &c. In a few days e will also have a supply of the Burning Fluid, V n all of which he invites the attention of those in " rant, and his friends generally. 1 Z. J. Del I AY. c Notice. DURING my absence from the State, Tho. J. Warren, esq., will act as tny agent. Dec 10??>7 J. A. SCIIROCK. Estate Sale. . BY permission of J. It. Joy, Ksq. Ordinary for l Kershaw District, will lie offered at Public d lale, at the rouit bouse in Camden, on Monday, V lie lljih day of January next, filty or sixty likely l Haves, mostly grou n Negroes. Also one bun- di red acres of Land on the Liberty IIilFroad, about v airleen miles from Camden, adjoining Lands of | olin Brown and others. I, And on Tuesday, the 14th of January, at the a t.,,.1...... o;J. n;iM iu.ln..i ?n #k inlfttvu a mi v* pia iiiiiv.o inn"** */?iihilii, an ii^ir ir lock on said Plantation, consisting of Horses, lilies, Cattle ai d Hogs, Also, the crop of Ci rn, ci 'odder, Peas a c., together with the Plantation nplen.ciits, and a sett ot Blac ksmith's Tools, be nging to the Residuary Estate of Joseph Cttti ingliain, dee'd. Terms ycili be made known at the time of sale. C. J. SHAN NO i\, 1 JOHN JiltOVVN, Dee .'I.?td Kx'ors. ni ROBERT LATTA, 2 Late af the firm of Dickson & Latta, ,\/r()l:EI) Respectfully inform his friends and \ T the public generally, that he is now receivig a variety of I foavv atifi Fancy Groceries, which r e will sell low for cash?Two doors above the lanlcrs' Hotel, and immediaiely opposite James ft iitnlap's, esq. " Camden,8. C.Dec. 10,1860. 97 } l-'.APV MAPK SIIIIIT.S?The subscriber* havo jyi *' V received a large ussoriineni of Men's and Boy's. Pec 'i. MeDOWALL t COOLER. t Fresh Groceries. THE, subscribers have just received and for sal , the following articles, viz:. DriedeBeef; smoked Halibut Kits N o. 1 Mackarel Ciuar ter barrels do. Barrels No. 3 do. Ch niical.Rose and Castile Soaps Posted Yarmouth Herrings Letinon, Prune and: Pine Apple Preserves Boxes small size English Dairy Cheese Boxes large size Cheese. Doc. 9. SHAW & AUSTIN. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR?another lot in B?<r* hut received and for sale by SHAW & AU STINT FINE IRISH POTATOES-^ few HbU. just received by SHAW & AUSTIN. I)ICKLED SALMON-No, 1 in Kiu. for rale bv SHAW & AUSTIN PICKLED BEEF?Prime roes* No. 1 for rale bv SHAW As AUSTIN A LOT of Fine Bacon sides?superior Lard?, old and new Corn?northern Potatoes for planting?raluni, salt, cheese, new rice, &c., just received by E. W. BONNEY, Dec. 10. 97 SUPERIOR FLOUR. Just received br .Nav. 26- E. W. BONXEY. ENG Walnut Catsup, Tomato do. Capers and PepperSauce At MOORE'S. FANCY Botes, Toys* Figures and Work Baskets. At November 13. t>- MOORE'S. FINE Cbowino Tobacco, of the most approved brands.. At .MOORE'S. SUGARS?A fine supply of Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugars. Just received at M POKE'S. FRESH Pickles of all sizes. Just received at November 12. MOORE'S. XUST RECEIVED?Cooper's best Isinzlass. new cit t) ron. *oft f hell Almonds, super claret Wine, and Adamantine Candle*, by E. W. BONNEY. ICase Pie Fruit, just received, and for sale bf SHAW & AUSTIN. 5 Kegs Malaga Grapes, lor sale bF SHAW & AUSTIN. RluSH Raisins in half and quarter buses, at SHAW & AUSTIN'S. ?)t Boxes imitation Cheese, at ZD SHAW & AUSTIN'S. OA Boxes chemical Olive Soap, at OU SHAW A AUSTIN'S. AFRESH lot sugar cured Ha me, received and) for sale by SHAW & AUSTIN.. Oct. 28. 85 A Half Barrels Floor. Just recel-. 1U vedby SHAW & AUSTIN, A few boxes Sperm Candles, "extra"1 Just received by N?>v. 4. SHAW &. AUSTIN BEEF TONGUES.?Jo*t received, a cask of Beef' Tongue*, in *plendid order, at MOORE'S. SUGAR CURED HAMS?1 cask in fine order.at MOORE'S. CHEESE?-25 boxes prime Goshen, English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese. For sale at Nov. 20. MOORE'S GROCERY. NEW RAISINS?100 boxes Raisins, in whole, half and quarter boxes, new crop and fine. At Nov. 20. MOQRE'9. FRUIT, FRUIT?a few barrels Northern Apples; Havana Oranges and Lemons. At MOORE'S. L1KACHEKS?Soda, wine, butter, sweet and water J Crocker?. J list received and fresh at MOORp'8. BUCKWHEAT?A few bugs Hull's Burkwhent. At AIOO HE'S. VTEW RAISINS?in qnarter, half and whole boxen, LM Ginger Preserve*, Sardines, in quarter and whole wxes. At MOORE'S. Goshen and Virginia Batter. ? Firkin Prime Goshen Butter. ? do. do. Virginia do. Dec. 13. 98 ROBT. LATTA. Valuable Property for Sale. In Equity?Lancaster District. jpoige W. Gill. et. al. vs. Wm. E. Gill, et al. Par tition Real Estate Mrs. Mary Gill. BY virtue of the decree of the Court in above case, I will sell at Lancaster C. H. on the 1st donday, the 6th day of January, 1851, the followng property, belonging to the Estate of Mrs. May Gill, deed., viz: that valuable public House io he village of Lancaster, known as the "Globe Hoel," and store house adjoining, fronting the Court louse, bounded north by lots of Minor Clinton, isq., east by White street, and south by Dunlap itreet, for this year occupied as a public house by Jol. Price at a rent of 8300 per annum. Also, one square of lots in rear of the Hotel, touniled west bv White street, south by Dunlap treet, east by market street, and north by raeetng street. , Also about 125 acres of wood land about two niles east of the village, bounded by lands of W. JcKenna, J. H. Witiierspoon, Anna McDow, Harlers and others. Terms?r\ credit of 1 and 2 years with interest roin day of sale, purchaser to give bond with two ood securing and a mortgage of the nremises. Also?At the same time f will sell Jack, a stout oung fellow, ami Molly, a young negro woman rith her two first children, to effect partition.? 'erms for the negroes, a credit of 12 months, purliasor to give bond with two good securities with. iterest from the day of sale. jas. ii. Wither spoon, c. e. l. p. Com. office, Nov. 21,1850, $10 90 For Sale. A TRACT of Land lying 14 miles east of LanX. caster court ho,use. on both sides of Little, .em lies creek, adioinimr Lands of Win. ('miner. kc'(1., Jefferson Horton, ashingtuu $(llis and William Huberts. The above tract contains about .,700 Acre*?about oUO of which are cut own, and the most cf it in a good Qtate of cultialien. On the place will be fouud a good Gin louse and Screw, together with the necessary nproveinenls. Also, a good sent, both for a saw nd grist mill. The soil is wall adapted to tho rowth of cotton and grain Persons wishing to purchase^ will do well tq ill and examine for themselves. WM. T. CASTON. Pleasant Hill, Nov. 23. 03 ljt Sheriff's Sale. HI TILL he sold on Monday the 5th January next \ y before the Court House door in Camden, pe Gig, levied upon and to be sold as the properr of George Outlaw, at thetsuitofA. G. Crosswell s. George Outlaw. Dec. 10-97 THO. I WARREN, 8. K. D. LUHBER. rHE subscribers having coinmencjed operations with their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared tq irnish Lumber to their friends and the public, at nueualiy low rates lor cash. CTiS'o Lu.tnher wiJJ he delivered without an orer, except where a bill has heen previously irivett. J NO. LOVB, S'R, " Oct. Jl?82wtf JAS. J. LOVE