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I progress, nncl ask feave to sit again on Friday at one o'clock, which was granted. 1 The Speaker having taken his seat, Mr. A Seabrook offered tlio following ressolutions, which were ordered to he'printed, and made k the special order of the day tomorrow at 1 I | o'clock: Resolred,That the State of South Carolina j considers the past aggressions of the general j government sufficient cause for a dissolution of ' the Union, and it is her conviction mat it suouiu i now taKe place. Resolred. That she holds the right ofsocess- ' ion to 'he fundamental, and is prepared, and j would herself he now willing to exercise that 1 right, but forbears to do so in deference to the convictions of her sister States of the South, and j in the trust that they are true to our common institutions, and that in the action they have taken, ihev believed themselves to have been so. and will not finally desert and betray ihem. Resolred, That she will leave the Union up-! on past issues whenever she has reasonable : ground of belief that it will meet with the conn- : tenancc and support of any Southern States or ! State. Resolred, That as the harmony and unity of the Stale arc of the first importance, and our unhappy divisions render us impotent for good, we recommend to the people of South Carolina to foretro all party pride, to bury all party feeling, and discard ali party organization, and come together once more as brothers and Carolinians to vindicate her rights and maintain her honor. Resolred, That this General Assembly con fides in the wisdom and patriotism oi tne convention to be assembled, and entertains the hope that, guided by these sentiments, it will t be able to come to such conclusions as will re- | store peace within our borders, and make South Carolina once more a united and happy peo- i CAMDEN, ^ FRIDAY EVENING, fiiE.VitPR 5, 1S31. THO. J. WARREN, Editor. 7T Our Market. We have to notice a further decline in the <fot . - f._. c O , ton marKei. ri.xiremes o j-w iu t o-i. Our Columns. As we are so inuch occupied with iLo proceedings of the Legislature, and the President's Message today, we have no room for editorials. Expecting to spend the remainder of the present session in Columbia, we shall endeavor to keep > our Journal pn%1e.il up with stich items of news i and information as may he interesting and worthy | the attention of our readers. South Carolina College. At a meeting of the Trustees of 1 lie South a" ! rolina College, on Tuesday evening last, ihe Rev' j J. II. Thornwcll was elected President and Professor of Sacred Literature, and the Rev. J. J, j Reynolds Professor of Belles I,?-nrc>, &c. | ? Daguerreotypes. If any of our friends desire a good likeness of themselves, they would do well to irive Mr. Squiei ! a call, as he contemplates leaving Camden shnr'ly, and another opportunity r.s favorable may uoi ! occur again for sometime In "Secure the shadow While the substance lasts.".' I Dragging. We notice several of our exchanges are brag ging about being presented with n pear, ? potato- j twn turnips, &c. Now we are not fond of pears but as to potatoes, ! we have had them op] our table every day for two months past anil ne7er tlionght of putting it in the paper*. Yesterday a Iriend pent us a two bushel sack of turnips:, (none of youi little ones either,) a bucket of but tor, with a number of little fixings to make Christmas doings. The editor being absent, we took ! possession of them, and our larger half, who is a good judge in such matters, pron unices them ex- : cellenb In addition to this, we -aw at Dr. Workman's Drug Store, a Raid Eagle, killed on Wednesday j last at the plantation of Col. Ancrurn. It was ' about the size of a full grown lurkey hen ami ' measured seven feet and two inches between the tips of the wings. Reat ns if you can. Comparatively few of our citizens are aware of the number of steam engines manufactured in our citv. At one Foundry .and .Machine Shop that of Messers. Cameron, McDcrrnid and .Mustard, there arc at present no less than eleven steam engines in progress, some, of tlieni lining nearly completed, viz; two of 1;0 horse power; two of 30; two of 20; two of 1 .">; two of 1*2; and alow pressure engine <>l f?0 horse power. A large amount of other work is executed at tli? same establishment, and among the most important jobs on hand we noticed the piston of the steamer Isabel, a fine casting of which was taken on Saturday evening, and is now in the turning . lathe. The capacity of our foundries for executing the heavy work of sea steamers is a matter of much importance, as furnishing a strong inducement to disabled vessels to put into our harbor for repairs.? Charhston Mercury. ? - -?<-?? Sudden Death.?On Monday evening last shortly after dark, the body of Henry MrCord, an Irish shoemaker, was found lying dead at the steps of .Mr. Thompson's shoe-shop in this place, lie was an intemperate man, I and had recently been drinking very freely, the | effects of which were manifested during the ; day previous to his death in symptoms of Mania-a-Potu. He was seen apparently in health, but a few minutes before bis body was discov- ' ered. An inquest was held on yesterday morning, nnd a verdict rendered of death 'd>y visitation of God."?Chester Standard. The Red Land (Texas) Herald says the ! streets of San August in are crowded with immigrants. The numbers arriving in Texas ex- i ceed those of last year, and as a whole, the) are i wealthier, many having largo gangs of slaves. | retaliatory legislation. The Georgia politicians seem bent 011 tern- 1 poring their acquiescence in the compromise, by retaliatory measures on the North. We find in the-Savanah Republican, (one of the organs of the dominant party there,) the follow- ' ing programme of proposed action: , ''New ?.Iovr.mn\t?Repeal of the Navi- i gation Laws.?We understand that it is con- ! templaled bv leading politicians of the South to 1' make a retrliatory movement upon the ! North, this winter in Congress, with a view to I force the Northern politicians to an observance j of the lab' compromise settlement. We 1111- t, * * 1 1 derstand that a movement wui ue inane ul ine ; coining session of Congress for I he repeal of 1 the present navigation laws, by which the mo- j ( nopoly of tin* earning Inissincss is secured to I the ship owners of the Northern and Eastern ' Atlantic States. It is the intention to remove ;: all rcstiietions in favor of American shipping. I and to o|icn t!ic coasting trade to the vessels of ' of all nations, allowing foreign vessels the same ! privileges that are now enjoyed by American vessels. The practicablity of this measure is a matter yet to he tested, hut no one acquainted with the interests involved can doubt that the repeal !' of our navigation laws would he the most of- | feetive blow that could he struck at the vital interests of a large ami wealthy port on of the I people of the Noithern Atlantic ."States. If any measure of retaliation could have the cfiect to arouse the people of tlin=e States to a sence of the necessity of putting down tlio fa- | naticism in their midst. and of enforcing a (Jnc ! respect for the constitutional lights of the South, certainly litis world. The subject of litis movement wax freely dis ritsxcil. in political circularv in ?Jicon. lux/ verb, ami ire undrrsfond from a reliable source, that Mr. Toombs care i' his derided approba lion Indeed, we understood that this measure originated with prominent men of lite constitutional Union party, and that it would receive the support of that party at the South. Another measure contemplated for the especial beucfit of the saline philanthropists of Syracuse, New Voik. is the removal of the present duty j on salt. The introduction of these measures into Congres this winter will produce an immense amount of agitation, and perhaps ere- ! ate the necessity for a new compromise. 3j" Those wishing to use the most certain and efficntioiTs Cough and Con.-timp'ion Rcmedv, should lie sure to n.-k tor l)r A. Roger's Svrup *?t* Liverwort and Tar. and take no ot!i"r. There 1 are iiuilalions and counterfeits, Read ilic I'ain- j piilet, and look well to the marks ot ihe genuine. Re ware For s.ile at Thomas J. Workman's 'Rug Sfrc, | Camden, S. C. See advertisciiient in another column. I. 0. O. F. | Kershaw !L otitic .\timhcr 9. The Regular Weekly .Meeting ol this Lodge will l?e held 11;Lv. i.ing at lln-ir II.d! at 8 o'clock By order of the N. G. j A. IS. Allen, Secretary. GOO 1)1 \TENTJ (L\ S.1! j Cclter Cargains! tlcsl sjsteiit? 2 <vjri CASH, QUi:K SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.! rPliK !) *.'iw;iii; of a new '.ear i- _? ! ::i!!y admitted in j !i. fnr n IvrKAiions. i intend therefore. "ii ili.* !ir ' !;iv nf -hiTi:i.iry. Mj'-i. to ?*|i?St* tin* ' IwhiI." mi fur ,i~ it tin. _ i? c ,:k ti <1. !iu li'i*: t?y experi* ; ii.rc. that ' A .MTii.;; fi'-iii: '? a tla.i'i-T' ir* iliiin'." I am r. ,v::re that !li ?- * tiiv.v?very many. wil*> j \\ linni y:i'ly nrrmijits niisrht be mailt" wtiti perfect safetv. , ::ii<i !i JiM.lii il'.l :i S'H?ll U l?i..ft*".. |?r?"JmtI\ rn||.|ilf" j i<*il. a-lit|i:> of :i?? cti . jCi'.;'. '!. j.rn .1 ipi,* tit:.t witch 'Jin !- arn - .!;! a" ! I: pr si:-.* t\v !?? rrtilii nf j a John ,I:ti*i !? A?|nr i- lint as tpiod as tic* r:isl; ia hainl nf ' lli<> ji* nri-*t i-Jiifci II >lirh in ty li"! hr tin* ilnclrini* usualIv preached in I'ii* -i- f <i:; li'ii. on: it is orihndox. ; n"?vi*rtli.lft?. aii'l !. ? ?twain Ih*p:i found current on j Yhnii*;". In \iew cf li.i an:- :i. ! ' a*. .* rc*!:iar!;i*t! tin* w hnh? of iiiv Mm It. reducing tin" ,.r*fi:*- !( "! lowest j??j scale. iiinl ..-Mil Wished a I NlltlRAl I'Klt Kuuill. I Inn** imw "declared niv iii'**iitini,!"." nr..I app *al to tlic [ii.liiu* fnra li!' r.tl ::j-; "r! in carrying them mil, in re- ' turn lor which, 1 promise yon BETTER BARGAINS tliati nver lir.vi* b>- 11 tilFoI".! in Camden?a strung asser* ii"ii. hill "tii* I willy rrt.i.v svbstaxtiatk Thealmvci* beyond all dmtbt. tin; llBsT system. mm- , hiring every advantage to the buyer '.villi ?vry security tn t!ii? seller. and wh?*ri"Vt"r it lias been fairly and honestly carried out, it lias invarialily Mjeceeilsd ami proved high- j ly ,xipiilar. Tn iIiiim* wild linvi' so lilxTallv ctiemtr.M'ed ine ili'Mis I fore. I again re'urn nr.si lieanv thanks, and with the ex* i - ~.r?..I I I ft,I r....tin. ir* uiM'uviiir.-ji- u<>? ?i". - , ......... ....... a* oiiix Oh and (ttiick Stiles ran snp;i>r! 1 small I'rolits. JAMES AVI Lso.N". j 1 ><M r|ltll.T (> Vj if HA A"! II Y A'!!-?.."> bales priinc North Itiver HAY For sale l.y W. C. MOORE. ?>/\ Barrels first quality Ihtlliinore FI.OI'R. For sale ! f )U by w. C. .11 U( IRE. j _)/A("\ Half and Quarter boxes best Sardine*, ('heap OcAJ at MOORE'S j 1 Pounds of first qunlitv LEAF LARD 1 \J\_A' 3 ea*l>* rativassetl Hams I lied Beef. At MOORE'S. Dee. C. Sign of the Red Flag. I ft HflH CIOARS, of the \erv licet lirands. At I IM'IMJ MOORE'S. lUWj I'ieees brown ami bleaelied Homespuns ? "'? lull do low priced Calicoes 100 pieces do i|o Cassimeres and JeatiH. Clieap. and no mistake, For sale bv W. C. MOORE. " Red Flag." I /i Ca*es Claret Wine, f"r table use I " 10 do Old Madeira inc 11) do do I'ort do 2 tlo Loiidi'ii I'orter, " HvasV' 1 do best Ale. By ' W.C.MOORE. 3Cases Brandy Fruits. Received at MOORE'S*. M YCK YHEI.. a Kits No. 1 Macknicl id |o Half Kits do. do. Barrels No. 1.2 and 3 tlo I December fi W ('.MOORE' SUGAR AND COFFEEIAROYVN, l-naf ami Craslied Sugars iJ itio, Cuba anil .lava Coffee. Fur sale; by W. C. .VOOKIi. IIUCK Willi AT. \FKW boxes " Hull's" liurkwln-at, new. and warranted find. Just reeeived at MOOKK'S. HOPE, TW1XK AND BAGGING, For sale by \V. C. MDOKK. S rates. rpHR Subscribers have received another supply, I amongst which are small sizes (with audi without Summer Fioiits,) soiled for sittim/ Rooms 1 or Offices. McDOXVALL &. COOJ'RR. 1 BLANKETS AT NEW YORK PRICES. THE subscribers have a large assortment of the nbove article, which th sy will sell at unusually low prices. Dec. 5. H. I.EVy & SON. Yeast Powders. THESE Powders are an entire substitute for Yeast in all culinary purposes, having been improved by a rerent chemical discovery, by which they are rendered perfectly harmless to the Dyspeptic as well as the Epicure, ind are essentially necessary in promoting a healthy digestion. Prepared vntl sold at Z. J. DeIIAY'S. a t-so Merrill's Infailihlc Y'e.ist Powders. Dec. 5. NEGR0E3 FOR SALE. In ?qniiy?laarastcr District. William Bailey. John K. Bailey, N/..rt!ia Bailey, Mary Bailey, vs. Jacob Bailey, Nam y Bailey. UNDER the decree of the Court of Kpti'v in above case. I will sell at Lancaster Court House on .Monlay, the 2t)th D.'ccmher, lr'.l, the following KEGKOKS Polly, Betty, Milley. llti.lson, Avery, Sylva, Bully and Mary. They are. one family, and pronounced liy good judges So. 1 negroes. Terms?A credit of 12 months, purchasers giving notes tvith good securities with interest from day of sale (except is much cash as will pav pu-ts.) JAMES If. W1THERSPOON, c. k. i. n Dec .1 (?3 00) 'J"i is REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, IN EQUITY-LANCASTER. James Robinson ami wife. Naney J. vsTlmuias I,. Wright and Mary W rig lit. UNDER the Decree of the Court of Equity in above case, I will sell at I<annastvr Court limine on the lirst Monday ,5 It day) of January next, the following valuable Real Estate belonging to Thomas J. Wright, dec'd . The Ilcu^c ftnd Lot, In the Villase of Lancaster, containing four acres; bounded by L<>t of Dr. Mobley, Gay street, the Public Road and Duniap-street. The Dwelling and other buildings are very comfortable, and the place a very desirable one. Also?101 Acres of Land, Near the Village, on Gill's Creek, bounded by lands of S. R. Emmons, Thomas Ballard. James Adams and William McKeiina It contains some line Imttcins, and made an abundance of Corn this year. Also, Sixteen Acres, Near and adjoining the Village, bounded by lands of M. Clinton. Estate of Z. Perry, and the Camden road. Terms?A credit of one and two years, (except a<? mncii casli as will pay costs.) purchasers giving bonds with good security, with interest. JAMBS ||. WITIIRRSPOON, c. E. l. rt. December 1,1851. (35 50) fit Assignee's Sale. WILL be sold at the residence of John Ifol!y, on the first day of January next, the articles mentioned in his schedule at the late Court of Kershaw District. \V. MUNGO, Assignee. Dec 5 95 ts AMERICAN HOTEL. CORNER OF RICHARDSON AND BLANDING STRCETS, COLUMBIA, S. C. BOATWKIIillT J.l.WEV, I W.11 D. HARRIS, J'itOI'UIKTOKS. I ASSISTANT. O'lJanlon's Omnibus will be ready at the Railroad Stations to carry Passengers to this House, (or to any point desired) where they will find good accommodations and kind attention. Dec. 3. 91 tf Assignee's Sale. IWILI j sell before the court house door on Mori tiny, the loth inst., at I'A < 'clock, M, one Silver Lever WATCH, and one TRUNK, being the property lately rendered and assigned by E. M Berwick, at the suit of James Dtinlap ,M. NAUDl.N, Assignee. Dec. 3 91 _ 2t Notice. VLL tliose persons indebtc d to the estate of Miss Rebecca DeLeon, will niakt! payment to the subscriber, ami all those who have any demands, will render them in properly attested. II. LEVY, AdtnT. Nov. 1. ni _ tt_ Sr. MASY'S SCHOOL, KALEIIU1. N. C. friIiE if);h Term of this School will commence 1 on the 7th ofJanuary, l*t52, and continue live months. For a circular containing full particulars, as to terms, ?5cc , applv to the Subscriber. 'ALBERT S.MEDES, Recto.. Nov, 2"). 93. ;>t Wanted to Hire, VlJoy and a Girl, or two Boys, for whom liberal wages will be paid monthly. Apj.lv to W. R. CAMPBELL. Nov. 2.">. It Notice. * ON and after the 23d November, the Passenger Train will leave Ca en at half past 5 ?*( lock, A. M., and run through to Columbia every day, until iurllier notice tor the accommodation ni tlie .Members ol the Legislature, during which time the midday trip to tl.e Junction will be discontinued. N. D. BAXLEY, Ag't. Nov. 2">. 93 3t_ Leather! Leather! J Harnl aid I'p;ht Ither Also?Kip, XX l-ntl anil tatting ^kiii.i. rur sate ?) Oct. 3. AI.DEN .MURRAY. ~ { I Kegs best quality Nails, Wide and Narrow r/W Iron, Spides, Shovels and Axes, just opei.ed by K. W. llONNEY. HANDSOME Col'd Silks and Super French Cashmeres. For sale at a trillo above cost for cash by K. \V IIONNEY. ENCOURAGE Domestic Manufactures. rT"MII". DcKalli .Manufacturing ('" have now on hand JL a large Stork of Pegged find Sewed Negro Shoes, of tln*ir own manufacture?m which they would invite the attention of Planters. Their IVg^rd Brogans are all tnnde from selected stock, in the most substantia ' manner?anil can tie recommended to those who wish to purchase a first rate article. Their Sewed Negro Shoes, are also made from good heather, and in such a manner as to give satisfaction. Planters will please call ami examine our Stock?satisfied that they will he pleased?as we know that Wc can show the best stock of Home .Made Shoes, that is to he met with. Tliey will he sold at the lowest market price, by W. ANDERSON,Trea r. Cnmden. Oct. 2, 1851. ? U'_ Hotel for Sale. WILL be sold on the lirst day of January at public Auction, if not disposed of sooner, tuat desirable Stand at the corner of Broad and Dclvalb Strcfsta. nccunied bv Mr. J. B. F. Boone, with the Furniture thereto belonging. A credit will he given to suit the purchaser. For particulars apply to John Russer, Ksq., or to Wiley McKain. WILLIAM McKAIN. Nov. 11. 81' tf PORT ?A lew dozen Bottles best quality Old Fort Wine. Also?Porter and Ale. _ S. E. CAPERS. V Large supply ol Negro Shoes just opened and for sale low, hv F. W. BONN FY. SHAW & AUSTIN. ARK now receiving and opening tlieir Fall supplies of ** Fo.eign and Domestic Groceries, uhioh they fFt at wholesale and retail, consisting in part of the folowing articles: Sugars. Gnava do. Loaf, Crashed, & 1'oudered,{Gooseberry, Strawberry, and Clarified No. I, and 2, > Blackberry Jam. Kim, > Exit nets. .Mnx-ovarlo, jClov*s. Lemon, Nutmett und New Orleans. J Vanilla. Coffee. Hermetically Ncalcd Articles. lAgtnra. ^ /Salmon in 1 and 2 lb cans. Rio and Ctiba. ;ciar-lines in oil in whole, half Teas. ; and quarter boxes. Choice of all kinds. Lobsters in I and 2 lb. cans, Molasses. >Roast Beef, Anchovies Muscovado and Port" Rieo.'?y-'?r-. I'""''-'' Cove Bait. S\ Orleans and W. Indie*. 5 Cordials. Candles. 'Curarna. 3farisehiuc Wax. wliitc and i-dored Mnniyriie. Noyau Adamantine {."Higer Biaiuly. Sperm and Stearin i Fish. I'm it. {Salmon, Figs and Raisins. ?m?k"^ Almonds, Bordeaux & Iviea' "!"k,'d llaliliai. Currants and Citron, {Hned ( ?k1 hsh. Kairlisl. Walnuts. ;3Iarkarel No. 1. 2. and 3 in Filberts and Brazil Nats, * whole, half, and qu. bbls. Fig Paste, "a l ew article '? kilMSpices. . . Provisions. Allspice, Niitna-g \ Cloves. S'Wr <."Tetl Hauw Cinnnriion.CineiT<v Pepper.' ?'v,~ er<' , . Londonand French .Mustard.: ?' '.'?"?< & Dried Reef, Ctirrie Powder. Bacon Sides and Shoulders. ? , , ashen, Hnulish and Pine r i-t ! n . r Apple Cheese. LimliMi and uutiit^tir. of all _ . kinds ?ines and Liquors. Ke.ch?r a,,,, ^ i^oSSnaS??. Walnu . .Mushroom. Ionian.,j^Hevoisins ? e a 1 " '<= ' ilJ"'L,> ; Whiskey. Scotch and Jrisli . . rVv, ii i > Bourbon, Monongala John Bull do. (Iu Funk's Old Rvc Warwickshire . ... Wines, 8ouih side .Madeira Worcestershire do. l?ulT(S.?rd?? Sherry Piu.li Vmegnr. > (| ,,or| 0|) (| , Kssence of Aneliovn s, . f ^ * Anehmy Paste, ,lo. Sparkling I lock Polled Bloaters. <|(( 'iVnerifle. and S. 31. if. Preserves. {Ivirshwasser, Ahsvnthe, ( 1 Iron. Ora?!j?*s. Limes, J Punch Kxximrp ' I Pine Annie and <tinner. it..;.i^;^!, "p.t.,i Ilrandv Fruits. and Victoria Champagne*. Pearlies Cherries, . Ale and 1'oJter. Limes anil Pine Apple. < Choice Septrs and Tolfae Jellies and Jams, >co of nil kinds, all of vihirli ' llrd A; Black Currant Jellv.'will lie sold low lor cash. | Ort. 11), J8il. ' J tfSO Boxes choice Goshen Cheese. Received ?f J and for sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. O't Half Bhls Mackerel. Received and for sale ?>) bv SHAW &. AUSTIN. * 1 ft Qr- Bbls. No. 1 .1/ackerel. HerciveH and LU for sale by SHAW & AUSTIN. I i A Kills Pickled Herring. Received and for 1U sale by SHAW fc AUSTIN. ICask Fresh Currants. Received and f.- sale , by SHAW & AUSTIN. ! Choice Family Hams. Received and for f)W sale by _ *_ SHAW & AUSTIN. ; 1 -j t'? Half IJbls. Extra Family Flour. Received : i I and tor sale by SIIAW &. AUSTIN, j TAft No. J Card Received and for sale by i f)UU SIIAW &, AUSTIN. k'A Firkins very superior Goshen Butler. Re- : _ ceived and for sale bv SIIAW ?f- AUSTIN, j j 1A lib Is. Irish I'otaloes, Received and (for j 1U sale by SIIAW &. AUSTIN. v... ii un 11' i>OY. II. Ui/ *i i CHEAP GOODS. I I fTMIK .-ubscriber begs leave respectfully lo an- ! i J_ iiuiinee tu liis friends and the public generally, that he has received a new and complete stock of fresh and desirable CJOODJ^, which he will take pleasure in exhibiting to his customers, and ; selling on the most reasonable termp, and will j consider it no trouble to show them it sales arc i not made. Call and see. radius" Dress ouds. Plain black silks; French jl/crino and Cashmeres French and English bombazines; Mous lainn Delaines; figured and plain Atpnccas; Ging- ! hams and Calicoes, with a great variety ol other : artie'es in this departinenl too numerous to incntion, Ccut'csncii's fioodt. Plain and fancy Cassiineres; Sattinctts; Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans; Cashmere, Valencia and Satin Veslings, &C.I&C. Roady-made Clothing. I Dress, Frock and business Coats: Pants, Vests, j (Sir.; with a few cases of tine Hats, of the latest j j style; Caps for m n and boys. also | Negro Cloths, blankets, Flannels, and a line assortment of Cotton Goods, at all prices; bleached and brown Homespuns for sheetings and shirtings, I at all prices. also crockery and Glass Ware, together with an j j assortment of Hardware, &c. Ur.isticfl ami Drown sugar Rio and Java Cofiee, Starch, Spire, I'cpper, &c. All these Goods will be sold low for cash, <?rto ! punctual customers. Cail at the store one door , below F. I, Zoinp's, Drug-store, and athre'doors ! above the Southern Stoke S. D. IIALLFORD. Nov. 14. no tt New Family Grocery k Provision Store rPIIE subsoriber is just receiving and now opening a X complete assortment of GROCERIES, Consisting in part, or follows: Preserves, Brandy Fruits, and Pickles, Olives, Capers, and Pepper Snttee, '1'omotto. Walnut.and Mushroom Catsup, John Hull, Harvey, and Reading -Sauce, I Essence of Anchovies. Extracts of Lemon, Rose, Nutmeg, and Vanilla, itron. Jujube Paste,and Onava Jelly, 1/obsters. Saltnond. and Sardines, Prunes. Raisins, and Almonds, Brazil -Nuts, and Naples Walnuts, TnhW Suit in Bags and Boxes, Candles. Soap, and Starch, Soda. Butter, Wine and Boston Crarkers, Broina and Corn March. American and London Mustard, Cinnamon, Cloves, and Nutmegs, Pepper, Spice,and Oinger, Copperas and Saltpetre, Powder. Shot, and Lead, I ? r'n?l.a.l n tul I'n.v.lSlXTfl r Brown Sugar, Bio ami Java Police, Hire, Flour, and Lard, limns* and Bacon Sides*. Superior Seijan* and Tobacco, A full and complete assortment of Wine* and Liquorst. ALSO Crockery and (xlass Ware, All of which, will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. 11. W. ABBOTT, Opposite MelCaiu'" Drug Store. Oct. f.,1831. 7'J if Hollow Ware. EVERY variety of Cauldron*, Pole, &.C., Light Medium and Heavy. Received and lor Bale nt very reduced prices, by Mc DO WALL & COOPER. clOl B4 tl' READ THIS! JUST Received a large and well selected Slock, in part a.*- follows: l<ondon Duffil Blankets, various weights and sizes, Colored Blankets very heavy, Wool Hats, ?Also? Kerseys and Rineeys, a heavy stock,' ... . Satinetts, Cassimeres, Tweeds &. Kentockv Jeans,' Red and white Flannels, trap. Black Satin and other Vesting*,' Gents Merino Undershirts and I'tawer*.' ? ALS?? t Bales of J, 4-4, and 10-4 Shirtings & Sheetings Hardware. Carpenter's Tools, Knives and Forks,' Shovels and Spades, Straight and Tw sted Trace chains,' Klwell's Hoes, No. 1, 2, 3. and 4, Planter's Hoes, (Patent) No. 2 &3," Nails, assorted size?, *20 doz< Collins Axes,' Narrow and Wide Jron. nnggin^i Dundee and Gunny Bagging, 3-8 and 1-2 in Bale Rope, Twine; Groceries. Ilhds. Muscovado Sugar, cm. m. vtoix au. very cuoice, Bbls. Crashed dr. Bags choic e Rio CofFcet do. Old Gov. Java do; Molasses: 500 sacks Salt, Rock Salt. ?A LS'O? Bids. Sup. Northern and N. C. Flour: 1U0U bushels Best White Corn; ? -AND-1 * , Baskets lleidseick and Verscnez Champaigne,* Very sup. Old Port Wine, Bbls. Mong. and Old Rye Whiskey, do. N. O. Rectified do. do. Brass' London Porter, ?axd? Choice Segars, of various brands. Call upon Ms before buying elsewhere, and w?' will guarantee our prices and terms will suit. Ji. LEVY &, SON. Oct. 17,1851. 83 lgt I'M IE Subscribers will sell the' remainder of . their Stock of Dry Goods left over frefaf last season, at extreme low prices, consisting tit part of: Sup. and cotnftmn Cloths,' Cassinter, Sattinetts, and Kentucky jcanf? White and Red Flnni.cle,, liemhazine, A/ermo, and Alpacca. White and colored cotton Cambric/ Swiss Book and iniill .l/uslins; Muslin Edgings and Inserting*, Fur, Dinvty, fur Fringes, Bugs and Carpeting, Ladies black silk Hose, Ladies bl'k and lead col'd cotton Hose, White and colored halt* I lore, Gentlemen and Ladies silk Gloves, " while &. col'd kid " " bl'k and coi'd Cravals. II. LEW & SO*. Oct. 17,18.-.1. 8:3 19t com 'S/AAA BUSHELS white Bread CORN, for HAM/ sale by H. LEVY &. SON: Oct. 17 ' 8 :i 191 !\cgro shoes. . I A AAA PAlRSwwed and peggedNEGROSrfOES iUjUvrU of various (|ualitic*, mostly of our oifr* manufacture, for sale by AI.UE.N & MURRAY. Sky-Light Daguerrean Rooms, In the Hall over the Store of Mr. William B. Campbell. MR II. E. SQUIEIl would respectfully announce to the citizens of Camden aid ita vicinity, tliat lie has fitted up a sky and side Light, which is acknowledged bv all artists to be farau perinr, as it softens the I ghf, and perfects the eye, thereby rendering it perfectly easy for persons with weak eyes to sit for a miniature. Mr. S.'s skill in the art needs no comment.?' Poisons at all sceptical are requested to call and satisfy themselves by occular demonstration. A linn assortment of Mcdalions and fancy Cases.' IT Likenesses of children taken in a few ee*" conds, warranted to be perfect. Nov. 11. 00 tf Teachers Wanted* rpHE CAMDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION JL being about to open a Mate School in Cam* don, will elect en the 15th Decemder next, a Principal to take charge of their School. lie must be qualified to prepare pupils for the Junior Class irt' the South Carolina College. If a sufficient number of scholars offer he will be required to have ?ti: Assistant in the English department, to be approved by the Association. They have recentlybuiita comfortable School House, consisting- of two rooms with tiro places; and furnished with' desks and chairs J' the most approved style, sufficient to accommodate forty-eight scholars; this will be given (rent Iree) to .-uch Teacher or Teachers as the association may elect We confidently expect that the income of this School will not be less than Eighteen hundred dollars. The .exercises of the School will commence on the let Monday in January next. Application may be made to, and any other information obtained, Irom -I c l : 1 eiwicrui me uuuctm^ucu. ALEXANDER JOHNSON,Dr. L. H. DEAS, Dr. JOS. LEE, lion. THO. J. WETHERS Charleston Courier and South Carolinian, copy semi-weekly till 1st December aud send' feci'to-' this Office. OctlO. 80 t_ W. Anderson WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub*' lie generally, that lie is now receiving and opening an Entire New Stock of Goods, Consisting of:: Dry Goods. a full assortment, Ready Made Clothing, Groceries of all kinds, Shoes of every description, Hardware, Saddlery, Ilats, Caps, Ac. Ac. Also, a larec stock of Gunny mid Dundee Hogging, * Kentucky nnd Philadelphia Rope/ All of which will be sold for cash, or etual'ctMtoniers. as low as they can be found . pun Camden. Oct. 3. 18.">1. 781,1 'his mark3rna. . Roady.Hfadc Clothing, A complete Stork of Coats, Vests and Boy's Clothing? Also-DKESS SHIRTS of all sizes and qualities, warranted to fit; HATS, CAP?, Merino Vests and Drawers- half Hose and (>lovea. . The subscribers are just in receipt of a large and ?whplete assortment of the above, all of which wilibc disposed of as low as they can be bought in the place. A. M. <fc R. KENNEDY." l*oiuestlc?. "QROYVW and bleached Shirtings, all vndtfe ? qulitie 1J Superior undremefl family Linens; puivw un?i 13-4 to 13-4 brown and bleached Allendale Sheetisft 12*4 Linen Sheetings Ked, White, yellow and Green Flannel* I.inseys, Marlborough Stripes and Denims Superior Bed Blankets. 11-4 to 13-1 Ac. Ac. The above will be 8old low, ut Sept. 23. A. M. 4" R- KENNEDY'S. SNTLEMEN'S Fine Cloth Cloaks and HeaX vy Overcoats, of the newest styles, for sale by K. W. BONNEV, Nov. IS BJ " tT