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?aa?a??am??a?? ?? From the New York Evening Express, Nov. 11. IMPORTANT DECISION. Case of the Methodist Book Concern. In the U. S. Circuit Court, Judges Nelson and Betts upon tho bench, a decision was given this morning, by Judge Nelson. Tho Judge reviewed the various points in the case, referred to the fact that the Methodist Church was organized in the United States in 1784, under the superintendence and sovereignty of the travelling preachers, who, in General Conference, were the whole power of the Church, the lay members then and now, having no voice in Church government. Before this the Methodist Church was conducted by John Wesley and his agents, and the change was made by his assent and wish. The Church was never incorporated but held together and kept organized by certain printed rules. The Plaintiffs say that the difference between the Northern and Southern branches of the Church, sprung up previously to 1844, as to the ownership of slaves. This breach threatened the safety of the Church. The question arose in 1844 whether or not there should be a separation, and resolutions were passed by a - large majority of the conference of that year, m Maw VauIt rloAirlinrr tVinf cKnillfl tllf* 11C1U III iicw aui n, uvvauiu^ vi??? ?..vM.?. annual Conference in tlie Slaveholding States, ^consider it best to separate, they might do so. All the Southern annual conferences, were in that event to be organized in a separate church to be called " the Methodist Church South." It was also decided that travelling Ministers might attach themselves to either Northern or Southern ( burch. The plaintiffs allege that the Conference had this power, and this was confirmed in 1845 by a council of Northern Bishops. The members were free to say what was the best policy of accomplishing the great design of the Master in whose service they were engaged, the object being the spread of the Gospel. The Court also thought that the idea that the Church had but limited and dreseribed powers was erron :Ous. The Canada Conference was originally a part of the American Methodist Church, but in 1828 was allowed to separate. The Texas Conference was also brought into the American Church, and in both cases by the act of the General Conference. The Court considered that the complainants had the same right as previously to the separadon?that the claimants were still travelling preachers, and their field of labor within their original jurisdiction. Assuming that the General Conference was unauthorized to make the division, still the complainants were not deprived of their rights to share in the fund, not havinir forfeited it; it was not in law in the power of even the Conference to take it from them. * The Court so concluded, hut whether pro rota or in proportio to the capital, is left for future adjudication. The Court also earnestly hoped that the difficulty might now he amicably settled by the parties interested. If the conclusions arrived at should restore harmony in tl ? Church, it would not regret the labor which had been expended upon the case. The Court also considered that the Trustees of the Book Concern stood in the light of the Beneficaries of a Charitable fund, which had been endowed by third parties. Accordingly to the decision of the original founders the proceeds and profits had been devoted to their use, and if they came within the regulations tliey were still entitled to such proceeds and profits. The Court desired to administer the law in behalf of the claimants, their case exciting peculiar sympathy. The plan of separation in 1S44 provided that there should be a pao rata distribution, and that each should have their share, ft bore the impress of good will and good feeling, and was founded, so far as the Court knew, on strictly equitable principles.? It was adopted by a vote of 147 to 2i in a body where more than 4000 preachers were represented. As to the powers of the General Conference the Court considered that they were as tliev were originally, and that they were not affected by being delegated to any lesser number, the reduction of numbers, or the representative principle, being a necessary incident to the growth of the country. They originally hail the power to make as many distinct organizations as the}' pleased. The conference had the same power in 1844 as in 1781, when the whole body acted for itself. The Church, the plaintiffs then say became divided into two distinct bodies, Northern and Southern, and that the South was entitled to its p share of the property belonging to the body. The Church owned a large amount of property, among which was the N. Y. Methodist Hook Concern worth 8750,000, but the agents ot this concern as well as the principals refused to allow any division. The plaintiffs further say that a part of them are travelling ministers, and that they and 1500 other travelling ministers have an interest in this fund-that the church has about 400,000 members South and that there are about 030,000 North. Tho dcfemlents, (.Messrs. Peck, Hangs and others, agents of the Hook Concern,) acknowledged the adoption of the Resolutions, but state that they were intended to meet a contingency which never occurred, and that the plan of separation was illegal because unconstitutional. and further that the South in withdraw. ing did so voluntarily, and then by renounced all their privileges as owners of the l>ook Concern. They acknowledged that the Hook Concern was established by travelling preachers, and that it is to be applied to their relief, arid the relief of their orphans, arid also t* the relief of superannuated preachers. The Court stated that the travelling preachers claim their share of the fund now, as before separation. The establishment had produced large profits, had been conducted with great judgment, but owed its prosperity mainly to the effects of the travelling pnyjehers. The ; fund was originally intended for their benefit, J and if attempted to be changed, it would be the i nrftuin(>n nf this nnnrt.to nrevent it. r Leather! Leather! BARNESS, Band and Upper Leather Also?Kip, Calf and Lining Skins. For sale by Oft. 3. ALDEN & MURRAY. BEPOF Of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Commission" tober 1850, to Gcto 1850. 1 Oct. 1. -CasTi on hand this day, 1573 28 Oi 1851. June 1. CaBh in hands of Trcas'r Lunatic Asylum, 53 00 July 31 Cash received of Tax-collector *1400 00 Sept 25 " 44 44 *41 07 44 30 44 over, 33 r> ? | I j l i 83007 G4?! this be.ng r<;? percenioi mcgeneral ia.\. i " sows 'ofr3M3?a&?3a."~ j Watcree l>ivision ,\o. 9. Tho regular meeting of this Divsion will be helc on Thursday evening, at your New Hall over A. M. &. It. Kenr.edy's Store, at 7 o'clock. Rv order of the W. 1'. ( ' .1. L. BRAS XGTO.V, R. j. ' MI S5CAL AOTECK. MR. VAN PILL will connnence immediately ' giving lessons on the Piano Forte, at the : I Music Hall ot the Camden Female Academy,\ | (lately occupied by .Mrs. Hart.) The hours err- ' ; ployed in giving lessons, will be accommodated to j the exercises of the Academy- > I Nov. 18. 91 2t_ j I X AA Heavy Negro Blankets, 75 pieces Ilea- { i fJvJ' / vy Negro Cloths, Low priced Red Flan- < i ncls, tieavy Denims and Strip'd Homespuns, just I rprntvp/f an/! fnrstrilont rp/liirp/l nrirps. hv E VV. BONNEY. j ; ^A Kegs best ?|Uh)ity Nails, Wide and Narrow S 1 tj\J Iron, Spades, Shovels and Axes, just opened | by_ ___! E. W. BUNNEY. HANDSOME CoI'd Silks and Super French Cashmeres For saie at a trille above cost ( j for cash by E. W BON'NEY. < GENTLEMEN'S Fine ("loth Cloaks and Heavy Overcoats,ol the newest styles, for sale bv E. W. BONNEY. j Nov. 18 U1 tf Notice. riMIE articles mentioned in the Schedule of \V. )i A E. lJughson. lately rendered and assigned, < will be sold on theS'.h day of December, lbOl, at), his residence, on Church Street, in the town of), Camden, at 12 o'clock, A. M. L. W. liAl.LARD, As-igttce. N?v. I"3. ill tf )' ?><'sit':;ble Kcsidciict'. l'or Sale. < | r | MIE subscriber offers for sale his residence on J. Upper Lyttleton street, near Boundary. The ' Lot fronts oii Lyttleton street two hundred and / ! fifty feet, and runs eastwardly towards Fair street <, about three hundred and fiity feet. The house, (J ! containing six comfortable rooms, is thorough r>) I naimd. and tin- nntliui'dinsrs. &.c. are comtilete. Also?Tht! House ami Lot immediately in tiie j ""oar of the above, fronting on Fair street, at pros- ' ent occupied by .Mr. llalll'ord. ;' Terms to suit purchasers. \VM. M. SHANNON". Nov. IS. 91 w 1 m I , Fair of the South-Carolina Jubilate. js jr|"MIK South Carolina Rail Road Company and) ! X Savannah Steam Packet Company with tneir j , usual liberality, will bring persons to visit the i ; Fair between the 17th and 24:h inst. inclusive, j , and return for one Fare. t Nov. 14. 'JO 2t J Sky-Light Daguerreaii Rooms, In the Hall over the Store of Mr. William! B. Campbell. MR II. E. SQUIER would respectfully an- W nounce to the citizens of Camden and its W vicinity, that he has lilted up a sky and side Light, which is acknowledged bv all artists to be larsu- \ perior, as it softens the 1 ght,and perfects the eye, ) thereby rendering it perfectly easy for persons \with weak eyes to sit for a miniature. / 1 .Mr. ft.'s skill in Uio ari ueeus no comment.? t I Poisons al all sceptical arc requested to call and (( satisfy themselves by occular demonstralion. > A linn assortment of Mcdalions and fancy Cases. ^ J O'Likenesses of children taken in a lew so- j! j, conds, warranted to bo perfect. / [ Nov. II. 1)0 tf > STOLE* I TTMtOM the subscriber on Friday, the 24th ult.. ) JF a brindled Hull Terrier PUP, with w lute face 'I and leys, and comes when called NERO. I ha?e . t( yood reason to believe that some unprincipled < c person (knowing him to be mine,) has kidnapped ' and sent him away from the town. A reasonable re- / I ward will be paid to any one who will deliver him \ [tome. Z. J. DeIIAY. ) Nov. 14. 9(1 4t ) Slicriir Saks ^ BY virtue oi Sundry Fi Fa's, to me directed, I will sell belore the Court House door m Cam- t j) den, between the legal hours of sale, on the first w Monday in December next, the following property, ' w to wit : ) ja 504 acres of land more or less, bounded by lands <j of Joseph Marshall, hdith Myres and others, levied \ on and to he sold as the property of Benjamin } Outlaw, at the suit ol Kmza A/azingo and others. > t ALSO, j \ 1 one Horse Wagon, one Trunk and various < other goods and chattels, attached and to be sold } as the property of Frederick V. Snyder, at the J _ suit of Thomas Stacks and Joseph (Jharlesvvorth. ALSO, ri On Tuesday the 2d December, at the former < J residence of John Graham,-near Liberty Hill, the ni following property : 700 lbs cotton in the seed, a ((|t lot of corn, cotton, peas and potatoes remaining ct in the field. Three stacks Fodder, Id head Hogs, ( 80 together with several articles of House Furniture,) all of which have been levied upon and to be sold I as the property of John Graham, at the suit of J. ( ? B. Cureton. JOHiN INGRAM, S. K. D. } T nov!3 90 tf ^ X IT ^rs of the Poor of Kershaw District, from Ocber 1, 1851. J 85i. . e :t. 1. Paid Keeper of Poor House, ?144 00 1 Physician's salary, 100 00 ] Secretary and Treasurer, 87 50 ( for publishing Report &c. 10 25 J for one cow and calf, 15 00 * of 1849 for two coffins, 7 00 ' Transient Paupers, 04 37 , c.r r ??i r I IV* lUllCldl VA|'UII^CO Ul VIC* j phen llonie, John Mur- 1 dock and John Sinclair, 10 44 for hire negro man, 100 33 < for hire of cook and washer, 71 25 for taking Sam'l. Shalor to Lunatic Asylum, , 13 00 J for his support troin Nov. 13, , lbi30, to May 13,1851, 50 00 for taking J. M. Gay to Lu- ! natic Asylum, 10 50 for his expenses in Camden, 5 00 for his maintenance since October last, 100 00 for support of Hannah Vick ers in Asvlum, from June 17, to Dec. 17, 1851, 03 00 I for support of David Watson in Asylum, Iron) Sept. 11, 1851, to March 11, 1852, 50 00 for taking him to Asylum, 10 00 for extra servant's hire, 3 00 for provisions, clothing tj-c. for Dauncrs in I'oor House, GOO 10 ' ' " I $1504 80' By cash on hand, Oct. 1, 1851, 1502 83 j E. E. $3067 63 W. E.I1UGIISON, Sec'y Treas'r. ~~ POST OFFICE, CABIBEN,~S~CT~ MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA Due Daily, at 7 P. 31. Closes Daily, at ... 'J P. 31. SOUTHERN MUL, VIA CHARLESTON. Du? Daily, at - - - 7 P. 31. Closes Daily, at ... - y P. 31. NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CUE RAW. Due Daily, at - - 4 A. 31 : Closes Daily, at - 5 P. 31 CHARLESTON MAIL. Due Daily, at - - - 7 P. 31. Closes Daily, at - - 'J P. 31. ly.A Way Has* will be kept open for th t reception of Jclters until the mail leaves. WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA. Due Daily, at - - - 7 P. 31. Closes Daily, at - f> P. 31. [y Way .Mails for Offices on the South Carolina K. toad, close paily, at - * a P. 31. CHARLOTTE M \IL, VIA LANCASTER C. II. Due Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at - 3 P. 31. Closes Saturday, Monday and \\ eduesdav, at C A. 31. VORK.VILLK MAIL, VIA RED HILL, tVc. Due Thursday, at ... 11 A. 31. Closes same day, at ... 1*3 31. NEWHERRV MAIL, VIA LONOTOWN, &C. Due Tinway. at - - 7 1'. 31. Closes Wednesday, at ... 7 A. .11. LYNCllWOOD MAIL, VIA TILLKIt's KKItKY. Due Tuesday ami Friday, at * 4 A. 31 Closes Tuesday and Friday, at - 5 P. 31. j CHEAP GOODST s?ubtcril)fir Leffs leave rcspectlully to anI noutice to his friends and the public general* !y, that lie has received a n.?.\v and complete stock of fresh and desirable GOODS, which lie will take pleasure in exhibiting to Ins customers, and selling on the most reasonable fteriiis, and will consider it no trouble to show them it sales are not made. Call and see. Ladies' Dr??i Goods, l'iain black silks; French .llerino and Cashineres; French and English liuinbazincs; Mouslaine Delaines; figured and plain Atpaccas; Ginglauis and Calicoes, with a great variety of other iiruc'es in this department too numerous- to meiiLiou, Clc::l!o2~<iC2i*<i Llcotls, Plain and fancy Cassimcres; Sallinctts; Tweeds tnd Kentucky Jeans; Cashmere, Valencia and i Satin Vestings, &c. Ate. Keady-j'titde C iotliiug. Dress, Frock and liusiness Coats; Pants, Vests, i See.; with a few cases of fine I fats, of the latest dyle; Caps for m n and Roys. also Negro Cloths, Rlankcts, Flannels,and a line as- j sorlnieut of Cotton Goods, at all prices; bleached j and brown Homespuns for sheetings and shirtings, \ at all prices. a lso Crockery and Class Ware, together with an | issortinent of Hardware, &.c. Crashed and brown Sugar Rio and Java Coffee, Starch, Spice, Popper, &c. Ail these Goods will be sold low for cash, orto >tinetu;iI customers. Call at tlie siore one door lelow F. I. Zenip's, Drug-store, and three doors tbove the Southern Store H. D. IlALLFORD. Nov. 14. 00 tf BUB AD QUARTERS, 22 lies. S. C. i. Camden, N?v. 8. ISol. 1RDER MO? 4 Court Martial for the trial of all definliers t V for .Mi I ilia and Patrol duty, is hereby ordered ( a be lield in Camden on Saturday the 'JOtli day of I Jccember next, at 11 o'clock. A. M. Th" Court will consist of Lf. Col. Kershaw, 'resident. Captains Mofi'.it, Robertson, J. L. Jones, ml .Miller, Members. Captain Sill, Lts. Parker nd Harris, Supernumeraries. Captains o." companies will have their defaults warned to attend the court, and furnish the ourt with the evidences of such warning. Ry order Col. TAYLOR. Tiio. J. Warren. Adjutant. Nov 10 ti9 3t Hotel for Sale. [T7ILL bo sold on the lirst day of January at tT |uil)lic Auction, if not disposed of sooner, | at desirable Stand at the corner of Broad and eKalh Street?, occupied by Mr. J. M. F. Boone, itli tlie Furniture thereto belonging. A credit ill bo given to suit the purchaser. For particnrs apply to John Rosser, Ksq., or to Wiley Meain. WILLIAM McKAIN. Nov. 11. eu tf T7"AIVT.ED to Hire a good Cook aud Washr V er woman. Apply to ROB'T LATTA. Aug. 29,'51. 33 tf I Notice. rllF. Subscribers will ask leave of the Lcgis- s 1 atnre at its next session, to place the road T Mir Inmlinir ffnm 'uul nr?nr Pnn'u MM Unite* ? nvn to Laiidsford, on tlic old original bed?also to b it a race across the road, if we find it necessary to do. JOHN FOSTER, T. K. CURETON. Landsford, July 28, 1831. 29 15tw ) ACO!??Superior hams, shoulders and sides. "1 J For sale by S. E. CAPERS. J SHAW & AUSTIN, ARE now receiving and opening their Foil supplies of r a Fo.eign and Domestic Groceries, which theyifler at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of the fol- j owing articles: " Sugars. 'Guava do. a c '.oaf, Crashed, A; Powdered/Gooseberry, Strawberry, and q Clarified No. 1, and 2, jj Blackberry Jam. ^ 'orto Rico, \ Extracts. Muscovado, Clovs. Lemon, IS'utmeg and , Sew Orleans. < Vanilla.: J . a 1 Coffee. < Hermetically Sealed [ ava. ; Articles. Laguira. Salmon in 1 and 21b cans, I 2io and Cuba. ^Sardines in oil in whole, half; < Teas. { and quarter boxes, . < choice of all kinds. > Lobsters in 1 and 2 lb. cans, Molasses. <Roast Bief, Anchovies , Muscovado and Porto Rico/0!"'""1. ?wh Cove Bait. N. Orleans and \V. Indies. Cordials. Candle". JCuracoa, Alurischine I IVax, white and colored jAnnisetie. Xojau < Adamantine '.Ginger Brandy. Sperm ami Stearin J Fish. I I'm it ;Salmon, 1 rn"? nI Figs and Raisins, xMiumcu Almonds, Bordeaux & Jvica Currants and (Citron, -il" , , ? English Walnuts, ,3Iackarel No. J, 2. and 3 in Filla-ris and Bra/il Xnts, < whole, half, and ijii. bbls. Fig Paste, "a r.ew article "J a,,rf ,n k,tsSpices. Provisions. Allspice, Nutmeg Cloves.'Wreti IIanis ani1 Cinnanum,Giiiger& 1'epper. ' ers' P . , Lo,,r]..n and French Mustard. Ton?i?? & Dried Reef, I Currie Powder. 1}a(>nn Sld,,!< a,,(1 Shoulders, I Goshen, English and Pine I ... 1 "k.cs. Apple Cheese. English and Dorcestic of all , _ . kinds M mcs and Liquors. Ketchups and Sauces. Walnut.3Iushr.win, lomalo,; i?a||vvoisinV tr 1 " ? ' :l!,re' Wliiskev. Scotch and Irish ? ?. '?i t. ts&Sfz*'* Warwickshire do. Wines, South side Madeira p "r *v i Jo. DullCordon Sherry Puoli Vinegar. do. Port on draught ' wr ?.l r ,V1,'?' ' '!" do. for 3Ied. purposes, Anchov y Paste, , Sparkling Flock Potted Kloaters. (lo. Tetierifle, and S. 31. * ivirvmvasser. a nsrnuie, C'ttron, Oraiiiji*s. I .lines, . Punch Cs*enc<\ Pine Apple oiul (Jinv-r. Heidseirk, Kxprrw, Cardinal Brandy Fruits. and Victoria Champagnes. Peaches Cherries, Ale and 1'oJter. Liim s and l'ine Apple. Clinice So jars and Tohac Jollies and Jams. co of all kinds, all of which Red A: Black Currant Jelly, will he sold low for cash. Oct. 10, 18M. ' 80 tf tA" Boxes choice Goshen Cheese. Received and tor sale by SlIAW &. AUSTIN. C)"" Half Bids Mackerel. Received and lor sale M by SHAW & AUSTIN. 1 fi Qr- Bills. .No. 1 J/ackerel. Received and LU for sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. 1 A lvitts Pickled Ilerrinir. Received and for _LU sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. I Cask Fresh Currants. Received and for sale . by SHAW & AUSTIN. I^A Choice Family Hams. Received and for ,01/ sale by SHAW i!k AUSTIN. ml la If Buls. Kxlra Family Flour. Received and fur sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. "(AA No. 1 Lard Received and for sale by f)UU SHAW & AUSTIN. C) Firkins very superior Goshen Butter. RejL ceived and tor sale by SHAW 4- AUSTIN. -|C\ Bbls. Irish l'otatoes, Received and for LU sale by SlIAW &. AUSTIN. Nov. I V 9B tf PLi\K ROAD. * v .i.? ~..,i.?? !ii |Miirn iiii f; ?ii tiic; -ujuiui iij \ii uiu uuvviuu^ Bunks Js:s ve been opened at I he following places by the p? rsons named, to continue open until the tirst. day of January next, for the purpose of receiving subscript ions to raise the sum of one hundred and thirty thousand dollars, for the purpose of building a I'lunk Road from he Town of Camden through Kershaw and Lancaster Districts, to a point or points, on the North Carolina line. At Lancastervillc, by Tlio. YV. Huey, J. II. YVitherspoon and Tho. K. Cureton. A' Pleasant Valley by George Beckham, Juo. M. Do by, and Drtiry Morrow. At Liberty Hill, by L. J. Patterson, Jno, Brown, and Jesse Kilgore. At the Bank of Camden, by the undersigned. The Shares will be Twenty Dollars?five dollars per share must be paid at the time of subscripted. j. m. COOPER, ) Committee a. joiinson, > for J. C. WE .ST. ) Camden. YVOKIiS OF CALHOI Y. 4 Disquisition on Government,and a Discourse Jl.V. on the Constitution and Government of the United States, by John C. (Calhoun. Edited by Richard K. Crnlle. Columbia, S. C. First Vol. Published- price $2 00, !or sale by 1 uu.mj. Nov. 11. S9 tf New Family (iro<rn& Provision Store, 'TMIE Mil>?trilier is just receiving and now opening a L complete assortment of GKOCERIES, Consisting in part, as follows: Preserves. Brandy Fruits, anil Pickles, Olives, Capers, and IVpper Sauce, Tomotto. Walnut, and Mushroom Catsup, John Bull, llarvev, and Beading Sauce, Essence of Anrliovies, Extracts of I.emon. Rose, .S'utmeg. and Vanilla, l itron. Jujulte Paste,and Gnava Jelly, Lobsters. Snlmond.and Sardines, Prunes. Raisins, and Almonds, Brazil Nuts, and Naples Walnuts, Tahiti Salt in Bags am! Boxes, Candles. Soap, and Starch, Soda. Butter, Wine ami Boston Crackers, < Hroma ami Corn Starch. American anil London Mustard, ] Cinnamon. Cloves, and Nutmegs. 1 Vpper, Spice, and Ginger, Copperas and Saltpetre, Powder, Shot, and tand, ' I.oaf, Crushed and Powdered Suj*ar, Brown Sugar, Rio and Java Co flee, < Rice. Flour, and Lard, Hams ami Bacon Sides, Sii|?erior Segars and Tolmcco. A full and complete assortment of Wines unci Liquors. ' ALSO- , Crockery and <*lass Ware, \1! of which, will If sold at tic- lowest rates for cash. R. W. ABBOTT, \ Opposite McKain'a Drug Store. ( Oct. fi.iaol. VJ tf 1 \EW MOLTIIi:i?.\ E.VTEKPRISE! Encourage Home Talent A Industry! f THE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND, o VNe?y and Elegant Paper. 1'iib]iulied at Columbia, South Carolina, and Edited by S. A. C Jod.vian, solicits examination and challenges - oniparison, with any Northern I'apcr. It is: large shee?, magnificently printed upon 1 plcndid paper, contains Original Tales, Sketches, 'Jews, I'octry, Agricultural Articles, and whatev- " r else that will interest an intelligent community; esides, lour elegant Engravings each week. Terms, .$'2 per annum ; address, S. A. GODiMAN & J. J. LYONS, Columbia, S. C. Corn! Corn!! [}RIME White Corn, for sale by I Oct. 21,1851. 83 tf W.ANDERSON. Teachers Wanted I^iie Camden school" association .* being about to open a Maie School in Camen, will elect on the 15th Decerader next, a Prinipal to take charge of their School. He mu6t be qualified to prepare pupils lor the Junfor Class iH he Sduth Carolina College. If a sufficient nunriier of scholars offer he will be required to have ait s \s8i(-tatu io the English department, to be apjroved by the Association. They have recently >u lit a comfortable School House, consisting wf wo rooms \vithtfire places and furnished' wittf Ipskfi and chairs of t hp mncl annriwo/1 olnlo :vrz?: ? ouui:ient to accommodate forty-eigh't scholars; this ffill be given (rent free) to such Teacher or reacliers as the assoc ation may elect "We confidently expect that I he income of this School will aot be less than Eighteen h'untlfed dollars. The* jxercises of the School will cdmmcnce'oh the l6t Monday in January next. Applica{i6ir may be made to, and any oilier Ififoftiftftibn obtained, Ir6'm either of the Undersigned. , V ALEXANDER JOHNSON, I)r. L. H. DEAS, It.*; JOjS. LEE, Hon. TH6.J. WETHERS. Charleston Courier and Sooth Carolinian, copy semi.weekly till 1st December and send fees to' this Office. . ,r Oct. 10. 80 1/_ "DT* AT\ ffiUTO I JLVJCJZUS XiilU i r. . JUST Received a large and well selected Stock, in part as follows : London Duffil Blankets, vaiious weights and sizes,' Colored Blankets very heavy; Wool Hate,' ?also? Kerseys and Linseys, a heavy stock, Satinetts, Cassimeres, Tweeds & Kentucky Jeans, Red and white Flanncie, fc'up. Black Satin and other Vestings, Gents Merino Under shirts and Drawers. ? Also? Bales of 3, ?. 4-4, and 10-4 Shirtings Sl Sheetings Hardware. Carpenter's Tools, Knives and Forks; Shovels and Spades, Straight and Tw:sted Trace chains,' F.lwell's Hoes, No. 1, 2, 3. and 4, Planter's Hoes, (Patent) No. 2 & 3; Nails, assorted stizes, 20 doz. Collins Axes, Narrow and Wide Iron. Bagging. Dundee and Gunny Bagging, . 3-8 and 1-2 in Bale Rope, Twine, Groceries. Hhdp. Muscovado Sugar, do. St. Croix do. very choicer Bbls. Crashed do. Bags choice Rio Coffee, do. Old Gov. Java do. Molasses; 500 sacks Salt, Iiock Salt. ?ALSO? Bbls. Sup. Northern and N. C. Flour, 1000 bushels Best White Corn.' ?AND?? Baskets Ileidseick and Vcrscnez Champaignc," Very sup. Old Port Wine, Bbls. Mong. and Old Rye Whiskey* do. N. O. Rectified do/ do. Byass' London Porter, ?AND? Choice Scgars, of various brands. Call upon us before buying elsewhere* and we will guarantee our prices and terms will suit. II. LEVY &. SON. Oct. 17,1851. 83 , >^l9t THE Subscribers will sell the remainder of their Stock of Dry Goods, left over from last season, at extreme low prices, consisting in* part of: Sup. and common Cloths, Cassimer, Sattinetts, and Kentucky Jeans,White and Red Flannels, Bembazine, A/erino, and Alpacca, White and colored cotton Cambric,Swiss, Book and mull il/uslins,; Muslin Edgings and Insertings, Fur, Dimity, fur Fringes* Rugs and Carpeting, Ladies black silk Hosed Ladies bl'k and lead col'd cotton Ilose, White and colored half Hose, Gentlemen and Ladies silk Gloves, " white & col'd kid " " bl'k and col'd Cravats. H. LEVY & SON. _Oc tL 17,18"?L _83 l9t CORN. 1AAA BUSHELS white Bread CORN, for lVUU sale by II. LEVY &, SON. Oct. 17 83 I9t nitl.TIE (ioslicn nutter, 1 du V rginia and Mountain dn ~ By ROBT. L.^TTA: * _Nov. 11. 89 _tf_ A Complete Stock of Groceries CAN be found at MOORE'S, consisting in part as follows? St. Croix, N. Orleans and Muscovado Sugars Rio, Cuba and Java Coffee New Orleans and West India Molasses No. 1,2 and 3 Mackarcl, in kits and 1-2 bbls. 25 bbls. best Baltimore Flour 10000 lbs. best Bacon Sides 1000 lbs. first quality Sugar-cured Hams* 1000 lbs do do Leaf Lard 50 boxes English Dairy Cheese 200 sacks Salt 25 boxes Adamantine Candles 12 do Tallow do O do Pearl Starch 10 do assorted Soaps Soda, Wine and Butter Crackers Hvson. Gunnowdcr and Green Tp.hj Wines and Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco of the first quality also MO boxes Sardines f>0 cans Salmon and Lobsters 100 half and whole boxes Raisins (new) # Vlmonds, Currants and Prunes Candies and Kisses Haccaroni, Citron, Cloves &c. also ' 1V00I, Fur, and California Hats ,'henp Calicoes, Homespuns and Yarns Rope and Twine. With all other articles found in a Grocery Itote, for sale at wholesale or retail fo"r cash' ir bankable paper. W. C, MOORE, )ct 21. Sign of the Red Flag. itf injawiam W OUUGlBUUj ["TTOIJI-D respectfully inform his friends and the pubW lie generally, that he is now receiving and openan Entire New Stock ot Goods* Consisting of: Dry Goods, a full assortment, Ready Made Clothing, Groceries of all kinds. Shoes of every description, Hardware, Saddlery, llats, Caps, Ac: Also, a lnrge stock of Gnnny and Dundee Bagging, Kentucky and Philadelphia Rope. All of which will he sold for cash, or to punctaaKeAhs jiners. as low as they can be found in this market. Camden, Oct- 3, 18M. 7S 3"Js.