Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, December 19, 1851, Image 3
Cheraw .Mission <?W. J. Jackson. 1
Chesterfield?Simpson Jones. r
Wadesboro'?C. S. Walker, J. Wesley Miller.
Albermarle?J. M. Bradley. *-9 fi
Waccamaw Mission?J. A. Minick, A. W. j
Faulkner.
Sampit Mission?Thomas Raysor. s
Society Hill Mission?Jno. A. Mood. e
Carolina Female College?T. R. Walsh, Pjesi- '
dent. y
Lixcolntox District?H. H Dckant, P. E. '
Charlotte?A. G. Stacy. j r
Charlotte Circuit?J. H. Robinson, J. M. Pal- 1 a
mer.
Pleasant Grove?L. Scarborough. J p
' > i 1" o d.i. i p
concoru??v.o. xxuuuiu.
Lincolnton?L. M. Littlr, VV. M. Easterling. c
Spartanburg?J. J. Fleming.
Spartanburg Circuit?Miles Puckett. c
Rutherford?P. S. Kistlcr, D. May. c
Catawba?W. C. Patterson, J. P. Hughes. u
Shelby?Martin Eady.
Morganton?R. N. Abernathy. I
McDowell?John Finger. j 'J
Lenoir?J. L. Shuford.
Yorkville?E J. Meynardie. j j
* Yorkville Circuit?D. Hilliard. j
Missionaries to California?John Vv'. Kelly and
v Solomon Daves.
Professor of Univesity of North Carolina.? j
A. M- Shipp.
The next Conference to be held at Sumterville.
IScidsick Ciiasnpaigne.
"J ?) BASKETS of this superior Wine. Just
md receivea ai aiwix^
TO THE PUBLIC.
In consequence of an unfortunate occurrence a
which recently took place at the South Cnroli- r
na Female Institute, the undersigned, friends {
of that institution, are apprehensive that serious
injury will bo done to it unless tiie public are I f
properly inlormed of the facts. The interest j r
we feel in this excellent institution, of which, v
we think, the State has reason to he proud, together
with our desire to do justice to Dr. Elias
Marks its woi-thv niincin.-il. (:i irentleniai) who ' v
* "** I 1 ?' \? r?
has for tho last forty years been favorably J:
known to the people of this and the adjoining
States as a teacher of young ladies,) has promp- I
ted us to make the following brief statement to ; _
the public:
We believe the affair has been very much ;
exaggerated; but how far the improprieties f
spoken of were carried we are not prepared to
say. We deem it sufficient, however, to state
that, in our judgment, Dr. .Marks was in 110 1
wise to blame; that from the tirst intimation
he received of the affair he has acted with the
proper feeling, and properly rid himself and the '
institution of both the parties charged with of- '
feuding; that he has shown 110 disposition to
screen either of the offenders, or conceal their
imprudence or indiscretion from the public ; the
has afforded every facility in bis power but to
thorough investigation of the affairs, although
lie was thereby doing himself a serious pecuniary
injury.
VVe further beg leave to state that as the of
fending parties have been removed, and as tlie i_
institute is row under the "sole and exclusive management
of Dr. Marks and his experienced
lady, we consider that all ju>t ground ui ohjec- j ^
tion to the institute has been removed, and that ;
1 .L:~ .... . 1.1
WO reijaru II HI mis ui;:c nuiiivmu i
the support and patronage of the* public.
We farther state that wo have reason to tear i '
I that unless the friends of the institute step forward
to sustain it, it will he destroyed, to the i
great detiiment of the pooj le of this ."'late.
John Helton O'Neal, T. J. Goodwyn, ; ~
* John S. Preston, John L. Manning, i j
I J. H. Adams, J. Haileston Read,jr. 1
F. J. Moses, J. A. Dargan, | I
f William J. Taylor, George Howe,
I. D. Wilson, it. T. Iirumhy,
QWilliatn U. Gist, Jolin A. Crawford,
It. DeTreville, LJ. M. Palmer. i
Dr. Wtn. Reynolds, \
? O" Those wishing to use the most cenain and
H efiicatious Cough and Conruinpiion Remedy, i
|? should be sure to ask tor I)r A. Roger's Syrup of ^
H Liverwort and Tar. and take no other. There
^ are imitations and counterfeits, Read the Pam|i
phlet, and look well to the marks of the genuine.
uewarc ?
b For sale at Thomas J. Workman's Drug Sfrre,
I Camden, S. C. .
See advertisement in another column. Z
I /lIVE^JttE CO.VciSJRT!
? r IMIERE will be a l.trpe JUVENILE CON*. j
& JL CERT in tlie Temperance Hall, Camden, on ' 1
W Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, lb5l. 125 pup:Is, tin
der the direction of O. Kemmcrer, will take part B
in the exercises.
gp Doors open at 6.] o'clock. Concert commence
HJ at 7j o'clock. Tickets 50 cents?children and j
B servants half price. Dec. 10.
Assignee's Sale.
T WILL sell at the residence of W. II. WatIK
J. kins on the first day of January next, the articles
mentioned in his sr hedulc assigned by him | !
B f?r benefit of his creditors. j
Off M. NAUDI %
9K Dec. 10. 79 2t
I EDlT.Aim
i||i A T a meeting of the "Camden School AssaM00l
ijB * 'ion,*'held on the l.jiji iju4 t '
E?W. STU-MiT-was elected principal of their A-I 1
BBpi".dm11y. If a sufficient niiiiilicr of scholar.- ,,
-evioup to the '2' tli Decernh'-r, an assistant will ; \
Bv he chosen. Persons wishing to send the.r jo
IW children or wards, are requested lo make uppijca.
[ fion lo the Secretary prev.ous to ihe 26th of De. i v
< cember.
A. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Dec. 19. 79 2i
A CARS).
1 It J" 11. McCANDLESS will be able during the
P iTI ensuing year, to attend to a Class ol English j J
k^cholars if such can be formed. Commencing on j 1
ft Monday. January 4th. i 1
Terms??20 per Session?5 months.
Dec. 10 97 tf
I Executor's Notice.
r 4 I.I. persons having demands against the cst
X Y tate of Col. Tillman E. Dixon, dee'd. arc
I requested to hand them in properly attested, and ;
\ t hose indebted to the same to make payment to
WII EI AM DIXON, Ex'or. |
J Dor. lo 97 a-3;n i
, \\T EST India Molasses. New Orleans do. For sale by t
, W Or;. III.-y if It. w. AUCOIT. '
JBERTYIIILL MALE ACADEMY.
rllE unders'gned, Trustees of the above schorl, J
would announce to the public, that they have t
ecured for the ensuing year, the services of Mr. e
OlIN \V. HARRINGTON'of Mimter District.
Numerous testimonials might be adduced to (
how that AJr. Harrington is both competent and i
experienced. It is deemed sufficient to s'ate that .1
le was trained to his profession, as an assistant of *
me of the most eminent teachers in our State,
Ir. Hudson, of YVinnsborough, from whom the j
lie u1 dersigned have received the strongest assn- j
anccs ol Mr. Harrington's superior abilities, both
is an instructor and disciplinarian. (
His success hitherto, and the reluctance of his
'resent patrons to part with him, a fiord additional j
vide nee; all tending to give the public perfect 1
ontidence in Mr. IJarrington's ability and elliieury.
j 1
The Scholastic year will be divided into two j<
essions of five months each, and all pupils will be ' 1
barged from the time of entering until the close ]
if the session.
T.-rms jmr Session. I <
\>r Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, ?7.00 j
['be above with English Grain mar, Gcogra- 1
j>i;y and History, - - 30 00 t
Hie above with Algebra, Geometry, I'hil sopliy
&c. ... 16.00 . j
[*he above with Latin and Greek, . U)U0 (
Good boarding can be obtained at $5 per month.
The exercises of iho School will commence on ]
Joudav, the 5 h <> January, proximo. *"
THUS. A. HOVT, >
J. B. CU RETON, > Trustees. 1
WVLIB PATTERSON )
JJpc^IO. OS St
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. ;
I ^ respectfully inform the citizens of Giiar- J
H lotto and the Traveling public that we ,
lave opened a LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, j 1
it which they ran be accomodated with Carria- I
res, Buggies, SulkieftJgtud Saddle Horses, to any <
mint they may wish" to'go.
We would also say .Stock Drovers can have
mod Lots for stock, and Provcndc r at as low a
ate as can be afforded,
ii i?. .i - ??? i... ,i.? a...
uuws hupi cit uiu u^uai jcinc, uy .tic uu> ,
vcek, month or year.
The Stables are those known as Robinsons.
Persons slopping at either of the Hotels,
rill always find a servant in readiness to show tho .
Stable.
C. J. PRIDE.
R. MORRISON.
CharLtte. N. C. Her. 8. US wfim I
Rio, Cub? aud Jara C'office.
"/A Sacks of the above Coffee. Received at
)\ f MOORE'S.
Lentous, Leatottit.
I FEW boxes very superior Lemons. Just re's
ceived at MOORE'S.
4':; Est! son.
"'/A/A LPS. Fresh Candies. Received nt
)UU MOORE'S.
i
0HaiST2I& j COMING-!!
FKL'IT AT moore'S !
|i>iV ? sweep oranges
'I ' G barrels line Northern APPLES
2 " ' BANANAS
Low for cash. w. C. MOORE. )
A FEW drums iniuio Turkey FlfTS Af
A MOERIES !;
f jf AC.l v.."iliuckiviiuat, Post Kilting; l'??.
i i. latnes, lino Cheese, Canal ami Hillinnnc
i'lnar. iresli It?;si*i-, Ciiron, Corn Sl.tieh ai d 1
J?it :{in j I Finos. For salt! l?y
1 Hi. H. W. I:0.\XRV.
J Al/IKS' hands"!'. : winter (iUUl)S |
t j and iaiicv Ml.M: J. Cor sa -i at rust lor cash, j
m!il lln* lir.-t ni Jai.uarv i?v
l.'cc. Hi, ' H. w. bo.vnky.
aad BiRUkc^, at a
L ? ?;roit re lm lion m i r.ecs. For t-silc h;
Dec. Hi. ' K. U\ EONNKY.
! FW H l l'"'iads nf ;5rst i"!::'!v \K I.A.l!)
! ulh> .i. -.-in c::ii\ as- .! haul*
i riot! 15.i f. \t
Fee. Hi?n of ihr lied Flair.
|M|| I'ieri . hri'Unand !>!i-: el II<iin?.-]>iiii::
i().i ,;<> |?.\v jirii-i-il i adeiii s
li'o pieces do do Carsiincrcs and Jeans.
Cheap, and n? mistake. For sale hy
w. c. moor;:, ic-.i Flag." i
/ Ca i? I larr! "> iiii:. liii" lahle use
" lit (In I IJ.I Madeira ine
ID d't do Curt dn
2 dn Louden Porter, *' Byat'i"'
1 d.t hest Ale. Hy W. C. MOORE.
Cases Brandy Fruits. Itmvrd nt MOORE'S.
- Kit- Ni. I .1I.nki.id
'' l.i Hill Kits dii. 'In. K.irnl* No. I, "and 3 tin
I e.-'Rilt.'r (i W ('. mooke* j,
m hah ami coi j jii:jilfUVN,
I.oaf and Cr.it.lied Suenr*
.) Kin, l nha and Ja\a CulJce. Fur sale hv
\v. c. Moore.
rJUo'IfAVil MAT.
VFKW boxes " Hull's" Jliiekwlii-.it. new,mill warranteil
T.nil. Jus! received at 3IOO]{K'S.
E(otato!$. 1
subscriber Ibis on baud a superior a tide
. of PLANTING POTATOES, which he can
arrant to be the genuine Alcrccr. I'or sale by
lie barrel or bushel.
Dec. 13. C. L. CUATTEX.
NJGRC23 FOR SALE. j
i:t avq:ii 1 I. I
Fillium Ilailev, John K I'aui v. 31.irtba ISai'ey, Alary '
^^^J^y^gy^T.laco!) llail.-y. .Nancy Bailey.
^^^nTlMlie?I, rec of ilie Cmirl of F'|niiy in iiImivc.
[_J case. I will sell at I ancaslcr<"??nrt House on .Miniiy,
lie: -'Jib D-eeinb-r. l^al, llie l".?Iinv\ int;
."i'JMJJtOiiW
oily. Betty. .Milley. lia.l oii. Avery. Sylva, Bally anil 1
larv! 'Tie v tire one laiiiny, and pronounced by good 1
l(l.'-s No. 1 neeroes.
Terms?ereilu of I J nvetbs. purcltasers ??ivitu; notes I
iiIt j-o.mI securities with inlerest liruiii day of sale (except j I
siuncli casli as will pav costs.)
J A31 KM H WTTHKUSPOON, < . K. I. n
Dec 5 (s3 (Hi) ?.>*> is
FA 3 El H'A153!3':;.
r.asi rVolifv! i
A I.L persons who have been indebted to mo
i ?. suite i ? . mid '.hi, will ))!o ise call and set- j
le liy tlie lir-t tlay of Januarv, else tlicir notes I
mi] accounts will ho |ila< oil, indisrriiiiinatcly, in ,
he hands n! an a'turnov lor riilloct on. 1 \
Dee. 10. ' W. C. MOOKti i
SOITtirAKOI.l v V
Collegia I e EaslUutc,
AT BARHAMVILLE. 1
Under the sole and immediate direction of '
1)11. HI IAS MARKS AM) I.ADV,
Who are residents in the Institute.
Pec. 13. H5 lit
111,(100 CICARS,..f .h. wry
SHAW & AUSTIN.
flllE noxv receiving anil opening their Fall supplies of
Fo.eign and Domestic Groceries, which il ey
ler at wholesale and retail, com i sting in part of the fuliwing
articles:
Sugars. Gnava do.
..oaf, Crashed, <k Powdered,'.tJooselierry, Strawberry,and
"larified No. 1, and 2, Blackberry Jam.
'ortu Rico, ; Fxlinets,
duseovado, iCIovs. Lemon, Nutmeg and
Sew Orleans. ? Vanilla.
Coffee. Hermetically Sealed
ava, * Articles.
at'iiita, Salmon in 1 and 21b cans,
tin and Cuba. Sardines in o.| in whole, half
Teas. ? and quarter boxes.
Choice of all Kinds. <Lobsters in I and 2 lb. cans,
Molasses. > Roast Beef, Anchovies
Husoovado and Porto Rico,;0)*1*'8. Irresb Cove Bait.
*J. Orleans and \V. Indies, j Cordials.
Cnndles Curncoa, Mariseliine
?per;n and Stiariu _ Fisli.
nv..!t ;>amton.
jSniokod Herring,
riband 'j"1* ,1S- >Snmked Halihat.
MmomN, IxmliMUX ]\ica (*ikJ pjnh
iJIarkarel No. f, 2, and 3 in
Filberts and' Itra'iil Nuts, | and <?" bUl?'
Pig Paste, "a i.etv article j and w, kits. _
<n,m ? Provisions.
Allspice. Cloves,;^Hunts and
i:. i, rnon ,<jtit r P. pI?-r. ^ ( ^ ^ &
[;on Ion ami! rem it Mustard. sides and Shoulders.
Powder en, K^lish and l>iiw
Pickles. AppleClte.se.
Enrfisl. and Domestic of all Wh,es n,1(1 IjiqiIors.
. ? Brandy, Hennessey Lxr. fine
Ketchups a;;u Sauces. ,,n. Otard. Dupryatid Co.
l\aiiiut.3lti>!iruom. romato,: pa||,.voisinV
It e a <1 t n g fiance, Whiskey. Sentelt and Irish
ilarvy do. , (|0i lionrbon. .Monongu'la
! din Bull do. ,Jo Ftn.k'sOld Bye
IVarvviekslitre do. Wines, South side .Madeira
Worcestershire do. ,.0 j ;?fl<;.,rdon Sherry
[ unit Vinegar. port on draught ?
Essence of Anchovies,- do. do. for 3Ied. purposes,
Anchovy I aste, do. Sparkling Hock
l otted lixoatcrs. ,jo. 'IVnerilTe, and S. ,"M
Preserves. Kirsliwawer, A bs y n I h e,
f'i'.ron. Oranges. I.imos,* ~ Punch Ksscncc.
I me Apple and CJintrer. Heidsoick. Kxpress, Cardinal
J?i<rr,i i k iunai iuiu IHIMmiv
Pearhts <"IjiTri"-.^, Ale and I'uJtcr.
Limes and Pine Apple. Choice Seirars ami Tohac
Jellies aa<l Jams. 'ro of all kinds, all of which
Ivcil & Hliick Currant Jelly, will bj hoIJ I <w for cash,
Oct. 10, 18 ?1. ; tfdO
Half Bids Mackerel. Received and for sale
~>J by Sfl.WV &. AUSTIN.
f A Qr. Illils. No. 1 J/ackercl. Ilercivrd and
IV for sale by S1IAW &. AUSTIN.
1 /CK Kit's Pickled Herriii!?. Received and for
! V sale !>y K1I WV & AUSTIN.
1 Cask Fresh Currants. Received and lor sale
I by SHAW fr AUSTIN.
J " i A Choice Family II :m-\ Receive;! and lur
?.. )! / sale by SiiAW S AUSTIN.
1' > Half Bj!s. F.xira Fanvly ?'l;.ur. Received
\j' an J fir sale !-y SIIAW &. AUSTIN.
"fvO No. I I/.rJ Receive.! ar.rl for sale by
>)\ fV .SII.WV &. AUSTsN.
b\ Firkins very superior Go-dun Bolter. IlerL
ccived and for sale Lv
SIIAW tf- AUSTIN
v 15.ils. irisii 1'oi.aioes, Roee.ve! and t o
II f sale by SHAW & AUSTIN.
Nov. 11. FO tf
New Faiiiily (Ircccrjiv iVJvWoii ftlofc
pni; Ruii-tjiiiM-r i? [ti-'t rereivni* n:i'! mnv opening n
1 ?-<iiiijile!t' i'.i'M r:?n -t i i'
; 71.'on^i.-iirsr
in j?n.: : > |t?!!o*.\ :
I'ren ve . ' * .'n I.- I I'i. ' I. ,
()' ws, (. :i: i.- v.! I'.- i*-?- .-'ance,
'I ii W.i!.1 i. i . ! . !i!'..i;i <'.ii npp,
'< ii iiuli. I ::ir\ . . ! I* .i: en,
?. ' .
li-.irnr:* -if ijn.-i . ,n '* .tiae an 1 Vai:7!a,
r; rjii. Jiii y f}\ iva^ ,
I. 'lister'. : <il * s.
J': Hlio.-c. iliA'ins ,.:i ! / linnti s
i -:izil .Vi!* am! "n./.i* A...nut*
'i aIi'm S.;!i. i.: I?n y* n' ! !>? . s
( .. illcs. ami t?'a?r!i
S- i! t. \\ ii:o an I !' nvr ( !.:cl.er?
lirraia an I ("or. Sia:. Ii
Am iricna n::J l.na lo:i :n :anl
( :ii lanic::. Cinvw an J . .i aiv-^s
1 v;!t,r,Sjiitv, ?-i- ,*it. <'nikTi..s i.:a! Salrjwtre
1' iW Jef, S||i)t UiiJ end
I- >iCru ii'-i; an I i'u.v !er-:l Sv
l.r- 'vn iJin ,;? ! .tav.i Ci .tcj,
iiii-a, Flour ami I.ml
A .ins uini 1' nam >ide*
.'s.iji-ricir Scgars and Tobacco
A full ami ( ' injile a&.orlim-nt of
lYiizca
? Af.so
Crockery :iw<! ;s ware.
Ail nf v.liicli will lie hall! at :lie lowest rates f>rr:i>!i.
u. vy. Aiiuui J',
0,a;'iis!te Mclvain's I"r;:_r
()? lG. 7 J f _
W. Anderson,
\\7"?)ri.J) respectfully inform Ins trie nds a lit! the pub\
V lie new-rally. that lie is n iw rerciv lie,' :nid openi.nt
u:i enrire New Stock ol (too:ls, of
J)ry (tuods, a fall assortment
iteiidy M.i<l.-n?.lhinuf
Groceries of ail kinds,
Slirifs. of i*very description,
Hardware, Saddlery, Mats, Caps, Ac. Ac.
Also, a larn'f slock of
finally n::d Dtiailcs Unsgin!?,
Kentucky and Philadelphia Rope.
All cf which w ill lie sold for casli or lo punctual cusaiaiers
a? low a" they can li* found In ibis market.
Camden, l)et tJ. 74 .'Jin
Ed??jj:Zy.
A n inj'Iete Siock ol Coots, Vests mid Pants 5
rjL Roy's Clothing'?
A mi E;SS :-U asiirr>
if all size* and ipulitios, warranted to (it: 11 \TS. ('A I'S,
Merino Vests an 1 Drawers* hall I lose and (ilexes.
Tin: subscribers are just in receipt of a hirer and com*
>l"te as'orUllenl of the chore. all o! w liicli w ill lie disposed
if as low as the) can lie lmi|e|ii in tin* place.
A. M. A It. K.iNNi'DV.
k^onicsiies.
Bitot" N and bleached Skirtings, all widths A qualities
Superior undressed laiuilv l.ioeiis; pillow l.inieii
. ... i-? 1 1 1.1 11 ? NIi... iini'M
\?. I Iff I.IMM II ...... hi ll ?V W..V. .. .a
I'J-I I.) it'll S'le'ctiltgS
( !. White. yellow and firei'ii Flannels
l.iiiM-ys, MarllMimugli Stripi-sainl Ddiim*
superior !t. ?l lilniikets, 11-11>> <V'c. At,
Tin- above will be sold low, at
Sept. 2:1. A. M. *> U. KEX.NKpV.
Southern Manufactured Shoes,
'I'MI i: : nliMTili'Ts arc extensively engaged in the
1 iiiaii'tfaetiire of
rhiiitiitioii ati<] House Servants SI oes,
Together w ill, various description* of
Leather, lor Shoes and Plantation Use,
ind ran I'oiiipi.'U" with Northern .Manufacturers, both as
10 pnami ipialiiy. ami w. .1 1 not li-siialc to say that
wecan give a lletfer Article* l"r tin* same money than
rati he bought of Northern iiiniuib.ritirc. We there fore
invite all lluwe who would give preference to Home In.
jitstrv. to give us a trial.
We iiax e also ntaderxl"iisive additions to oar stock ul fins,
HI ;><>?: a ziti
embracing every \ar.:;.. log-tlier ui'li Ttav lib;.;
Trunks. l*arpci iIjil:-. \ iiiieei. Mi n's mid Hoy's Caps.
\-e. 1Ve. \ll of which we oiler ai price- wI,i<-Ii eaiaiot
tail to pi ease.
~ I'uri lingers are respect fa'! v invite,! in examine,,untuck
.\ 1.1?r:N -v MIUK.W.
( ailfleil. Oct. e. Is'11 if
T II I III II I | | 1 I I I I I I??IIBIBII I ? I! I
Sky-Light Dagucrrean Rooms,
In tha Hall ever tha Store cf lir. V/illiam
B. Campbell.
II. E. ytiUIEIi would respectfully anItJL
nounce to I lie citizens of Camden and its
vicinity, thai he has fitted up a sky and side Light,
which is acknowledged bv all artists to lie farsupe-'inr,
as it softens the 1 ght,and perfects the eye,
thereby rendering1 it perfectly easy for persons
with weak eyes to sit lor a M iniature.
Mr. S.'s skill in the art needs no comment.?
Poisons at all s -optical are requested to call and
satisfy themselves by occular demonstration.
A fine assortment of Medalions and fancy Cases.
ID" Likenesses of children taken in a few seconds,
warranted to be perfect.
Nov. 11. 90 tf
CHEAP GOODS."
rpln; ? ubscriiicr kegs leave respectfully to anJL
pounce to his friends and tlie public generally,
that Jiehas received a iiaw and complete stock
of fresh and desirable GOOL'S, which lie will
take pleasure in exhibiting to Ins customers, and
- - - it-. S .. . 11
sellu g oil li 10 tin si rea.-omnnc corms, <inu ? m
consider it i.o trouble to show tliciu it gales are
not made. Call and see.
r.titHi?*' Crwi
Plain black silks; French .Merino and Cnshmorest
French and Hnglish Bombazines; Mouslainn
Delaines; tigered an.1 plain Aipareas; (iiiufiatn.s
and Calicoes, with a {Treat variety of other
artiu'es in this department too numerous to mention,
C4c:a1l2:::3:i'3 Coot?.;.
Plain and fancy Cassimeres; S ittinctts; Tweed*
and Kentucky Jeans; Cashmere, Valencia and
Satin Vestings, &c. &c.
Liiru. Jy-izir.de Clotliiug.
Dress, Frork and Busine>s Coats; Pants, Vests,
&c.; with a le v rases of line Hats, of the* latest
style; Caps lor m n and Boys.
at,-:O
Negro Cloths, Blankets, Flannels, and a fine assortment
of Cl.tton Goods, at all prices; blenched
and brown Homespuns lor sheetings and shirtings,
at all prices.
ALSO
Crockery and Glass Ware, together with an
assortment of Hardware, etc.
Cr..shed and brown ?Sngar
Kin ami J.iva Coffee,
Starch, Spice, Pepper, cite.
All these Goods wili he sold low for cash, if-to
punctual rt!*t. 'ii;ors. Cad a* the store one ('o n
below F. I. ZeinpV, Drug store, and otbrediors
ii'vr. I I n Sjii'TIIPnX StOUE
~ k i). IIALLFORD.
Nov. 1 i. 0.) ti
ri.Air:i~x.3 at i:M7~Y5ax ?aios3
rjHIJK .oh cr !>--. Is:iv?? :t I:'.:.' assortm-nt of the above
I X artiee, ul.ii li i!ry will sell n! 11:111 tially low pric-?-~
' iJ. I.tv'l' & SON.
'I'cAsi r cwdnrs.
rpiir/?K Powder- are a 1 isv su!>.-:iiiito fur Yeast in
i_ all culinary purposes. having I teen unproved l?y h recent
mica! di.-t oven. by wliicli llicy arc rendered int
feet I v harmless lo I lie I lyspeyie as well as I he Kpicure
and are essentially necessary in promoting 11 healthy digestion.
l'rej aretl .iitl sold at Z. J. DeIIA Vrf.
? i?sr;
31 rrill's Infallible V>asi l'nw-lers. Dec. 5.
GOOD nTEXIIGX&il Iscitpv
B?irs?:T.i.sZ 2Jest-+yslcm.'J
1 CAnH, quick sales and small profits
. Hi". beginning' fa m-w -car i< Generally admitted U
1 I .1 mil so;. ?:. lit Jt-r ' io-tlt ixTE.VTlONa. I intent!
1 '' ' ' f .'an .nrv. I to close the
! I;- si. f-t,- a : cr i-- . e I, I:nii:ig liy expert1
1 .1 e, that
' A i.itti.i: credit is a dangerous thing1."
' I an auare tint th-re are many?very many, wjdi
' 0-i 1 -ar'y : >a-n:i:i:.s m' !:! I> ma le u illi (H-rfcct safety
*> much y'-'li' lint a ?. n-;t ISnsiiioss, properly coin lacil.aia:
- of ic e-.eej ' ni. ?ni the prim iplo that ulio
fl ar ! I a: ea !; prie-t, the t\vel?e ni"lil!is credit o]
a .1 In: .'.iroh A -:->r i- a a a-1 g " I as the ra-h in hanil "I
j 1!." ;i in.-.--1 ei:i/. 11 S:i> !i in : v no' h* ll doctrine 'l;";il:
!; j reach i in the streets cf( am li'ii. hrii it i.s orthodox
! i.cverili lets, an I has always been foam! current oti
*e! tr.ee.
I 1 view of this arrangement. I have re-urirled the winds
of: ty st"<!;. reducing the pn (its to the lowest possible
! c;:!e. ain! ettaldishe I a r.\'it\Kl3i i'ivii K to nil.
| I hare new " declared my intentions." and appeal t<
the public for a ldvr.il >n,-; >rt in carrying ihem oui, in rej
mr.i for w hich. I promise yon
than ever hr.ve I een : (lorded in Camden?a slrong assertion,
bill "ue I w illy fi*i.i.v srnsr.v.vTiATE.
The ahiive i- hevoial n!l ihnibt. the IIKST system, combilling
every advantage i" tli- buyer Willi every seruriiy
I" lite seller, an.I wherever it I is hern t'::irlv and honestly
carried out, it lias invariably succeeded ami proved highly
nopulr.r.
'!'o tic we who have so iih-unliy cncnnnige I me heretofore.
1 agi : 1 re'iirn innst hearty thanks. ami with the exI
Ira i.: lueements now ollhred. I Iiojh-roulideiillv. for extra
I fivnts. : Ulsil and Q'jicli ( illes can supnirl
Nam! I I"* rf J AM--" Wil.Mt.N,
i-,vu..i..ti; tf
KAV! HAYII--2.1 bales 11itn North River HAY
Fur Milt' l.y \V. AlOwliK.
*fi\ P :rn !- ijiiu! ty I'siIiiRmn* FI-Ol" It. l".?r .-a
| ,J\f i.y W. C. MOORE.
?>/V \ Half am! Quart".* Iipspf !?.-st Ssi-!iv ?. '"Iit-aji
; OUU Ut _ MOOR I PS
rJ:p;ro OlrCi, Msnlcet-, ?3.
| T r.AVY all
i A (.Vnii'iH! (it ??mia
Heavy Twilled t oi'.oa Warp
i ( ;)!:: i'laid f.iiwys,
Marilmru* S lipes. elr.
I ( i';iv ns! I \\ lltifil
' lla'li anil r reiirli Rod ikrJ:',
Crib ami i 'radio *4 _
Received and for : a! liv
I Oct. 9. IS.11. S i tf McDOWALL & COOPER.
Hys;>.N\Oi:np'm-!vr,aml HlaekTens.
('arrant*. etc. For Mile liy
O. t. 10, Ml if |{. \V. ARROTT.
r*c;i;:y-::r.;: :lv CSatlsiz:
1 -T Pltl't'KKR <fc (.'<). havi* received a Inr^e
J .I. ? assortment of Fall ami \\ inter Clothing..
I It. : .I v..M:i(!c .Mlirts. Hoots ami Mini s. I lets an.I
Ca| s ofbvery ?!??crij?ti?>u. ami invite their iriviuls
to call ami examine tliuir stock, bring certain that
the selection of Hoods, as well as their prices cannot
tail to give general satisfaction.
Assignee1* futile.
^ \ rt!.!. be soul at the resiJi'ii?'e of Joint Ifoly.oii t InVY
fir-t day of January next, tlic articles mentioned in
Ins srli'iluli' ;i! I lie lst!i- Court of Iverslmw lli-trn-t.
\V. .Ml'N(Jt), A.vignee.
Iter "> 93 ts
Land
A TJIACT of about 1 10 Acres, on Cranny's
(>ii.iitor (.'reek, adjoining hnds of Ccorge .Stratford
ami ntlu is, now occupied by Mrs. Louisa Kiddle,
v. ill bo sol.I . it a credit o: one, two and three
years. Apply to \V. 13. JOHNSON.
Doc. 0. " 03 :n
Wanted to DSiro,
Vlbty and a Oirl, or two Coys, lor whom liberal
waoes will be paid inonlldv. Apply to
W. II. CA.MI'CKLL.
I Nov. 'J3. It.
SI. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. C.
T!1E i9:h Term of this School will commence
on the 7th of January, 1852, and continue five
months.
For a circular containing full particulars, as to
terms, &c., applv to the Subscriber.
'ALBERT SMEDES, Recto,.
Nov, 25. 93. 5t
Lewisvills Female Seminary,
Ten Miles East of Chesterville.
MRS. A. S. VVYLIE, principal; assisted by
Mr. Lf.wis, of the Columbia Institute, Tenn.
and M rs IT. S. Kellogg, a graduate of Castleton
Semin-uy, Vt.
Trustees?L. A. Beckham, James B. Magill,
James Drennan, WilmotS. Gibbes, W. A. Rosboro,
William Knox, John Cherry.
The exercises of this Seminary (situated ten
miles east of Chesterville) will be commenced on
the 5th day of January next. The scholastic year
will be divided into two sessions of five months
each: the first to commence on the 5th of January
and end the 5th June, and the second to commence
,>*1 ...I.. J I OA 1 I
uju nil) anu enu --u J-'cceuiwer.
Terms per Session.
Peslalozzian Department - - - 84 00
Junior - - - - - -6 00
. enior - - - - - 9 00
Music?Piano or Guitar - - - 18 00
j Use of Instruments - - - - 2 00
j Linear Drawing - - - - - 8 00
! Theorem - - - - 8 00
; Monochromatic Painting, fifteen lessons 5 00
i Latin or French - - - - - 8 * 0
Wax Work* - - - - - 8 00
l'nnry Needlework of all kinds - - 8 00
Use of Drawing Patterns Drawing Book,&c. 50
Boarding - - - - . - 37 50
j Wa hing, per month - - - 1 OO
' Stafonerv - - - ? . * .? 1 00
In addition to 'instruction in the branches enumerated
above, Courses ot Lectures will be delivered
to the pupils on Menial and Moral Phihtstqi'iy
and the Evidences of Christianity, by the
! Rev. L. McDonald; and on Chemistry, (with the
aid ol suitable apparatus,) by Drs. William and
A. P. Wyheand W. W. Mobley.
This school will be a very desirable one, and
recommends itself to parents and guardians as
well by the very moderate rates of tuition as by
the healthiness of its location and the competence
of its instr ctors.
Much more time and attention will be given to
the healthlul exercise of the pupils than is usual
in similar institutions.
The best Books of reference will be kept at
i hand for the use of the School. In sickness the
pupils will be attended tree of charge.
It is desirable that pupils should begin with the
j session, but they will only be charged from the
; time of entrance. No deduction will be made for
| occasional absence. Iu cases of -protracted illness
i the proper discount will be allowed.
All accounts must be paid at the end of each
session. n
Any person sending seven boarders to this
, Seminary, will be entitled to send one free ol
charge.
Communications may be addressed to Mrs.
i Wylie, Lewisville Post Officp, Chester district.
| References.?Ex-Gov. John P. Richardson,
| Sumter; Gen. J. W. Cautey and Samuel Spence,
e.-q., Camden: Minor Clinton, esq.,and S. B. Emmons,
esq., Lancaster. _
. n.,.. iu. ST tf..
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IX EQUITY?LANCASTER.
; ixumiisuu auu wne, iianry j. v? i nomax l- fvngni
and .Mary Wright.
I rT.NDKil the Decree of the Court of Equity in above
i tj c;i>ef I will sell at Lancaster Court ilouse on the
I first Monday *3 It day) of January next, the following vaJ
liable ll'-al Esiate belonging to Thomas J. VVright, dec'd :
The I? erase ;md Lot,
In the Village of Lancaster, containing four acres; bonadid
by bit of Dr. Mobley, Gay street, the Public Road
1 ami Dunlap-street. The Dwelling and other buildings
i are very comfortable, and the place a verv desirable one.
A!xo--lt>4 Acres of Laud,
f i Near the Village, on Gill's Creek, bounded by lands of S.
B. Kmnmns, Thomas Ballard, James Adams and William
. | Mck'enna It contains some line Ixittoms, and made an
. | abundance of Corn this year. Also,
Sixteen Acres,
, Near and adjoining the Village, hounded by lands of M.
Clinton. Kstate of Z. Perry, and the Camden road.
Terms?A credit of one and two years, (except as much
, cash as will pay costs,) purchasers giving bonds with good
I security, with interest.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, c. i. l. d. December
I. 1U5I. ($5 50) Ct
For Sale.
A young FELLOW, accustomed to manage
. horses, driving, d-c., and a tolerable Cook, will be
sold on the lirst Monday in January next, at the
, | Court House in Camden, on a credit ?f one, two
i and three yeais. Health, title and character
trimi I. Apply at the Bank of Camden,
i ^ Dec. 9. Of) ts
SSSEIilFJF'S SALES.
1 T 1 V virtue of auudry li. fa's, to me directed I
i .II oaII Italftra tlif* rnnrl ItGitoa rlitnp in
<li i? h i tiie first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, ilie following property. to-wit:
3(H) acre? of' Litiri more or less, hounded by
j lauds of SLadrack RoJgers and Robert Turner,
levied tipun and to be sold ax the properly of Wy1
In: Robertson, at the suit of Ervin King and others.
also.
| 1 r.rres of Land, more or less, bounded by
lauds of Joseph Marshall and Edith Myers, levied
I upon ami to he sold as the property of Keujamiu
Outlaw, at tlic suit of Kinza Mazingo and others.
also.
' Daniel I'caufords entire interest in a tract of
| Land at.d t Mill, formerly known as Cureton's.
j Mill, situated on "Jo Mile Creek.
also
A TToiis" and Lot in tne town jf Camden situa'
ted on Church street number 11*3, fronting south
; on Rutledge street, llfifi, bounded north by lot
llt'S, and east by lotll-2, levied upon and to be
' sold as the property of Aaron burr, at the suit of
Jus. McCaddoii.
also,
j Two large Road Waggons and Harness, and
, Ten bead of young Mules well broken.
john INGRAM, s. k d.
' Dec. 10. 97 jf
AMERICAN HOTEL,
! corn Ell ok richardson andblanding streets,
columbia, s. c.
j IiflATWRIIiHT & JANNEY, WM D. HARRIS,
l'KOI'KIKTOKS. assistant.
I?' 11 nnl,,ii'< O'liiiihns will lie readv at tho Rail
road Stations to carry Passengers to this House*
(or to any point desired) where they will find good
accommodations and kind attention.
Dec. I). 1)4 tf
llotcl for Sale.
1Y7ILL be sold on the first day of January at
H public Auction, if not disposed of sooner,
t'.at desirable Stand at Ihc corner ot 11 road and
DeKaib Streets, occupied by Mr. J. 1). F. Boons,
with the Furniture thereto belonging. A credit
will bo given to suit the purchaser. For particulars
a;?'dv to J. I... Hosier, Esq., or lo Wiley Mc'
WILLIAM McKAIN.
Nov. 11. 8U tf