The Darlington flag (Lydia, SC) 1851-1852, February 19, 1852, Image 4
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l»! ilitiitlno|iv, nr love, nin t mnlie it 1ih>
THE FEIRI, HP CF.EIT PRITE. * fir^l «ml I:i8t ohjcct of solicitude—tbe
Thi, world h. ir I;,,., i d j^rl rnny crave, nml onu, * a ol l,i » ,l *P ira,i "" I " ,d
'Tie not !he |>« , ,Trl f>r ri»e: action.
'I ell »«. ynunp man, wlio ever tlid n
tMno wo tli a unte, tliat did not “Ktick
^rl f >r me:
T will dim iN I'letre in lie pare,
T « ill moulder in die ^ea ;
Bin ’liereV a lc art of ju ice untold.
Which never •an l»' hui)'lit ui li gold,
Tin' I'iukiue eoul’t w ill rave;
Oh, that’* he |» ail for me.
’^Iio mi-er knock? n’ M mmon’M gate,
Tie not the pale f >r me :
From m 'ruing datvr. 'ill evct.i.ig.
At liir* Ivil'i d d«>or i< he;
But tliere'n a gale dial lead'* to h'i-e, '
A"d he licit knrrks hy f’i li at tbie,
Mia'I ne’er lie ralli d to wait;
Oh, that’s ihe gate for me.
Let p'ensure chauiit her eyreti song,
Tis not th'*soi\ firm* 1 ;
To wi ci'ine i* will turn ere long.
For tin* i" heavenV decree;
Bll' th 'icV a rtoeg iti • rans* med sing,
T i J •is tin i;- c\alii d Ki r,
Wi h j \ful heart and tongue;
Oh, that’s the song tor me.
mciVEnmis.
Let to in wrote take car'* *1 tivmorrow,
L ave tliingf of the fit'ure to fate,
Whs ’* tin* use to anticijinte sorrow ?
l.ifeV trouMi cnmc netcr too late;
If to hope over tri'M h erp'r,
’T is one that the tt i e have jtreferr’d :
And how nf en have hearts been in terror
Of evils that never occurr’d.
1st to-morrow take care of to-morrow;
JShort and dark a*-our life may apjs'ar.
We may make it s ill darker by sorrow,
S ill shorter by f llv and ti-ar.
Half our troubles are half our invention,
And ntien tin m blessings cotiferr’d
Have wei-liruuk.iiithe wild apjireh'-nsiou
Of evils that never occurred !
Yi ISC 3 kit &HEQU3.
••m she spisr
This i|ii'o'tinn watmsked hv ning Jiunea
the I iist, when a yminn giil was (ire-
rented to hiin, and the person wlm in*
Imdiiceil her, hoanted ot her jiiortcienev
in i!:e ancient I tngii'igcs. “I van as-
air • your Majesty,” sai I he, ‘’tliat idle
can Imtli speak and write Latin,<ire*k
and I lehrew" 'I hcsi are rare attain*
meats fur a damsel,” mil James, 4 ‘hut,
tell me, ean slie rj i i! ’
.M my ol’tlie ynimjj I tdies of the pre
sent day can ho.ist of their skill in tin*
line art.- ami imlilw acconiplisiimeiits,
in music, |Kiintiu^ and dancing', hut, van
they span? Or what is |H*rha|is, more
apjirojiii tie to the lini**s, and the mo*
deni improvement* in I h ir saiino ma-
c!.i u ry, it may Ik* asked can tney |»er-
fonn t!ie doinestie duties of a wi e'—
Do they understand the management
of lionselml.l ariairs? Are they vajia*
Me of su|>ei intending, in a jiidiciuus
manner, the cnnceriin nf » family {”
A young laily may l»«‘ Icai ned in the
ancient and modeln languages, mav
have made extraordi.iary protieieney
i i every hiancli of lileiuture; this is all
very well, and very creditable, and to
a cettain class of the community, who
are not obliged as was N. 1‘aul, “to
1 in ir with their own hands,” is ell that
is nhsnluti ly iiKjui ite, hut to a much
lariicr jmition nf the cominiiuity, it is
of far greater consequence to know
win ther they van sj in.
It is of more impo. tunce to a young
ineclianic, or iiieichunt, or one of any
other cl iss of people who ilejiend npun
their own in iustiy and exertions, i he
marries a wi e, to have one who knows
how to sj i'i or perform otiier domestic
ilutic*. tlian one whose knowledge does
not extend heyond a great proficiency
in literature ami tin* fine aits.
Let the fair dau^hteis wf our country
imitate the i idiist ious matrons of lit*
JUIst. Tin* eompaui >ns of those who
lought in the Hevolutioii were iuuird
to ha aishijis, nod necustomtHi tn ueces-
sary toil, and thus di 1 they educate
1 lei.* daughters. Health, eontentnient,
an I jiletily smileil s otiml the iauiilv si-
tar. Tlic damsel who understood most
There is noihlHg purer than liuiti" t v;
nntliing sweeter than dimity; notl'ing
wamier than love; nothing hiighfei i
than li tue; and nothing nwye stead* j
fast than faith. Those uuift'tl in one
mind fnnti tlie pon-st, the sweHetf. tin*,
j liekest, the h ightest, the holiest, and l ^ 1 ’ 1
to jt.” Look around yon among your most steadfast hajij in ess.
nrqnfliiitance*>.nnd see wlio is, and who f — •*’ ~
“ What’s tii at?” said n schoolmas
ter jiointiug to the letter X.
“ t’s daddv’#*rfauie.”
i* not “'ome hiitji.” In him who is
deservedly famous and linnored, you
will find the man who, years ago, in
th? strength, determination, energy ami
light of an all conquering resolution
said, “ I'd xtirL In ii” and who did, and
ha« stuck to it ever since.
WI at has made great lawyers, states*
men, divines, arti-ts? What lias made
a Webster, a Choate, n Brougham, a
Kossuth! Simply, and solely, and
trnlv, by chmf-ing something rei'l and
litid, aad dirking to i*. And if you
w i-h or exjieet. or mean to do or he
anything, you have got to d<* likewise.
'I hen choose and “dirk lo Armed
with its prinri| I? and itis|iinition, you
mav ii*e to undreamed of heights—
wanting it you
id depths.
Epping’a Compound Fluid
Eilraet of Sarnaj ariHn and Qun ti’s
Delight.
Rocommet di d by the editors of 'he
•South* ri J.iuri al of Medicine and I har-
fnaci.niid prescril#d aid recnnuuei ded
ill's! all res jn'c'able jhvti. incs of I
Charleston ai d 'he surr m ding country, j
This jirej'arati'in (liv eddinp'Queens J
Delight, A c., to th" SarsajiaiUa) c?in-
Idnes in a m're jiertect dearer hah any
known renedv. toidc andtdteia i e pow
ers; and is highly repriiiinmdt il hi emi
neiit phyricians. It I- prejared in con- ,
sequence i f 'he rec "nmii'inlati u eiven j
_ ^ In Dr. II. R. Frost, Pri fos^.r of Materia
Novki. |K K os i Iaii..—TBo conn* »he follege . f Chad. s.on, S
. i \ i m ivoik on alateno M' dica pnn
v .,,..1 at Ham onhmg, Wpeua has by a process .,f the sulsni-
been purchased hy the Odd h cl ows |„. r V, rt .„Her it 'm ire convenient fi.rj.d-!
jnnl Sons o! I rmperfliiro ol tlnit pi »co f mi nipt ration, and uiii the e>ct p'ion of
who intend to convert it into .a Hall in , the addi'ion of mercury, width may he
Darlington Hotel
D \Rfj ixn rox co uit r /inus e.
THE above House hating
been purchased and fitted up I
anew by John Doten, is again j
pemd fur the accomnodati jn
The State of South Owrolina.
DAR1JNGTON DIST RICT.
. In Uie CoiniMU Pleas,
J hir JbtiCs, i
vs. / Ca. Stt.
J iseph Garland.
vi (Ur I ublic. Strict attention to the 1 I he State id" .South Carolina, (
wants ai d comTirts of guests will be fiv- I v ^-
en, and no »tf>r», calculated to merit the j Jos. ph (lariwnd.
patronage of aH who may' favor the cstals ! "“•'I h Garland, who is in the custody
li.- hnient u iha vL i', shall be span d. j’’f 'he Sheriff of Dnrliuelon District, by
Al hTt the in rket at:d surrounding 1 ' trine of a util id ca/ins ad snii>facien-
country atLi'd will U 1 fjuiid u|H)ti the at the sejmrate suits of J tin Jmies
Ca. Ha.
*• > o. you I lockhend. it’s X.”
“Taint X neither, it’s daddy’s name,
far I veil him w ite it maov a time.”
able.
C infortable rooms, fir f milies or in
dii id; a!.-, are prepared.
'J'he .S'ables will lie attended by care* i
ful and at'eutive h •stlers.
and he State of Soutli Carolina, having
filed in my office, together with a sched
ule on oath, of his estate and effects, Um
l'♦*tlti;lll to the Court of Common Pleas,
praying that he may lie admitted to the
which to hold their usual meetings.
may .ink to uulhotight
CANDIDATES?.
ton TAX ( Ot.LEi Ton.
Mr Mr. Fditor : Please announce
J. I'*. a« a candidate for
re-electi 'tt to the office of Tax Collector,
lor Darlington District, and obVe
Maxv Voters.
J^T* W« ar«* n'ittiu'i’s. <) to
announce Cspt. JAMES W. WARD, as
a Candidate for Tax Collector of Da.- :
liogtou Distric t at the ensuing election.
Mr. Editor : You will j (lease amrtince
THOMAS ATKINSON, as a'candidate
f >r the suff age of hi* f lloiv ci irpns. fir
the office of Tax ('ollector, of 'his Dis
trict at the ensuing elect! n, and oli'ige
SIany Voters.
Aug 21 *2i tf
“A Pvino .M ix, I ojipose your doc*
trine of ffiterv* nfion.”
TTie nhove language nf Henry ( lay
to Louis Kossuth is thus commented
upon by the New York Mirror, one of
the best mid ablest of the conservative
jiapers of the eonntry:
T he«e are solemn words, from the
li|iso r one who, standing on tin* very
threshold of Eternity, has no motive to
utter a sentiment that docs not spiing
from an honest conviction o 1 ' its jiure
• and absolute Troth. T he last words
of Mich a pntiiot and statesman n* Hen
ry ( lay may safidy Ik* taken as the
oraejes of Wisdom, more saered in
their imjmit, and more binding upon
the jh oj le, than any “ words of fate ”
ever uttered in the ancient groves of
Dodona.
u ’Tik 'he sunset of life giv* s him my>ti- |
cal lore, Mr. F.pitoi: : Pb are ant’.oi'i'icc HAR
And c?ninig events cast their shadows be-; HY M. PARROTT as a c andidate far
, Mierilf of Darlington District, atlheen-j
nm SHERIFF.
J-tf" Editor Darlinoton Fi ag: Plea-e
announce Maj. WILLIAM H WINGATE
as a Cat didate for SHERIFF, of Darling-
; ton District, and ohliee the
Voters of Mt. Ei.ox.
Jii/.tKsT Y et.—Dining the summer
of 1 Kit*, corn being scarce it. the njita'r
co i.itry, and one of the citivns heing
l a *l j>ressod for h eiui, haviu*; worn
threadbare the hospitality of Id? gener
ous neighlM.rs by his pxtn‘n.e la ini-s*;
they fhonght it an act ofeha itv to bury
him. Accoidingly he was carried to
wards the place nf interment, and he-
ing met hy one o' - the citi -ens, the fol
lowing conversation took place:
“ Hallo! what have von there!”
“ Poor old Mr. 8.” '
“MT.at areyon going to do with him?"
“ Bury him.”
“What! is he dead? I hadn’t heard
of Ids death.”
“ No, he is not dead; hut he might
as well he, for he has no corn and is
too hry to work lor any.”
“ Tli at is too cm* 1 for eivili e I pco-
|de; I’ll give him two hushel* of corn
niviu 1'. rather than see him
alive.”
Mr. S. rai soil the cover and asked, in
his usual dragging toae, “ Is it s-h-e-l-I-
e-d?”
“ No. hut ou can soon sin 11 it.”
“ D-r-i-v-e- on, h-o-v-s.”
suing election, and oblige
Maxv Voters.
CO-PARTNEHSHIP.
J. E. Mrsr. and T. W. Bacot.
having thi*- Ha\ fjrm <1 a (’<>
pnrtn.-i hij in DENTISTRY -
I under the name of MUSH & BACOT,
, would respectfully * ffcr their services to
i the ci'irens of Dnriitigton,at.d the adjoin
ing Districts. They teel themselves felly
conijM'tent to practice in every dej art-
tneut of Dental Surgery, nod will sj.are
no pains in giving satisfaction in all its
departments.
N. B.—One or ho'h of ih< in will Is* al
ways n' th. ir office, from 8 o’rl >ck. A. M.
to ti P. M , to wait on any uho may wish
their services.
July 1, 18jI. 20 tf
at all tim**s added when necessary.
A< a getter; I purifier of the blood, and
an eradlcator of all obstinate din ases,
this prepamtion will undoidit* dlv tak.
the prect deuce of all other n meilies. It
gently ojierales iipnti and regulates the
b Wfls, restores to the blood its wound
juiri v, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
It is the best remedy known f.r srrofi -
Ions aff ctiotis. sores, aid breaking on’
in young children, and is sab* and clfn n-
ciotis in rein nitig entirely every have nf
heredhary diseases fr m the sysb m in \
the teiidertst infant: i.t fact in all euta-
lU'ous atf e i me it is invaluable.
It is highly recommended fir all di-ea
ses of the skin, chronic as well as rtcpit.
There are few cases of chrudc at.d
paitifid Rheumatisin that will not yb Id
to the influence of Sarsajiarilla and j
Q teen’s Deli h’. if duly jiersevered, es
pecially if taken in conjuuctiun wi.h
II\dr. of Potash.
J.P. M. EI’PING.
Elc in. and Drug.. 22* Ki g-st.,
Oj'P 'site S n ii-’y-s 1 ., t’harlestnn.
IF ho also offers fir sale, a general as
sortment of M divine-', f.r jilan'a ion,
family and j hysician's use, mi'he mist
reasotiahlc terms. O tb r> fr in he coun
try jnit up w i.h care a d desj a ch.
J m 29 48 6in
The State of South Carolina.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
D. Washington Mniui. who j i , ifip
custody f the Shnitf "f Darlington di—
•ric', hy i i.tue cf a w ri' of rn iVis ad rat-
itfacirnditin, ?t the suit of 'he Ktn'e of
Smi'h (’am i a. haring fib-d in fnx effn e,
together w i h.a srlu dnle on oath of his
estate and ■ tf c's,his jielMon to lit*' Court
of (.'*'111111011 Pleas, jiraying that he m?y
lie admitted to the lienelit of di** Ai is t
the General Asst inlily made for the re
lit f of insolvent debtors. ir is order d
'hat the said State of South Car*>litm. ai <1
a'l o hers the nredi'ors to w hom the said
D. Washington Mmm i- in anyK i-e in-
d'-li'ed. !m*. aiytt tiny are h rehy stimmou-
e I and have noti-'e to apji. ar l*ef ire the
s**id court at Darlington Coi.rt H use on
Thursday the t8:h day of March next, to
shew cause if any they can whv the
prayer of the |>vii ion aLresnid shmM
not be granted.
E. R. PRUNSON. r. r p
Otfiee • f C nillion Plea*, DariingKm l
disttic', Decemlier 16 h, 1851. f
kej>' in the s'ables at d lots expressly pre
j art d fir hi m.
March 12,1831. i\'
Droves can be well accnmm dated, as 1 benefit of the. Acts of the General As.
any number of horses and mules can be stmlily made for the relief of instilveut
debtors. It is ordered that the said John
J ines and the State of South Carotins,
and all others, the creditors to whom the
said J is* j h Garland is in anywise jmleht-
• d, lie and they are hereby siinnnnned,
and have notice to njipear before the said
Court at Darlington Court H >use, on
Thursday thi* 18ilt March next, to show
cause whv the prayer of the petition
aforesaid should not In* granted.
E. B. BRUNSON, c. c. r.
Otfiee of common Picas, Darlington I
District, 13th December, 1851. S
COACH A* D CABINET
MAKING.
THIvsuliscri er liegs leave to inform
the pulvic that he_jias established a shop
fir carrying on the above business, at Et-
tingh-’m in Darlington District. He re
turn.-his thanks f*r j*pst patronage and
desires to inf rm he ri'r ens of the Di -
trie!, tha' h has received •» fresh supj'lv
of Paints, Van i. h.&c„ A*E, and i-fully
prej ared to do any work in the above line
of business. Any person favoring him
with j''lie w il! have th« ir work d me neatly i ^
and wi h as much dispatch as practicable, it ,• ' "L*. ,
R.J ANDREWS. Hastm?Stokes..
P. S.-II al-o rec i,es toll or Cross- ^'"’r 7 !1' !, ,v . C "7°f y
ing Lawrence’s Bridge’*', persons going ^ * S ( h r,fr ! f D^hngton lYnt .cMy
over w ill please call at the si m and , av '"’"V, “ "S °r L\Tn
thetr f, triage. R. J. A. ' "V'k, m i ' * A J-
^yi 1V 7 w) t r iu’qHirr*, having m mv office io-
pellu'r jivilli a M-lirdult’ on oaili of his pju
Tiic State of South Carolina.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
N. Philips ai d ’
A. J.* Reqtn. r, Ca Sn C(isf
C-itraw & Darlington Rail
Road.
Bonks of sub-criptinn to the cajti'al !
stock of four hmidr* d thousai.d duliftrs, I
hinted i in shares of fifty dollars each, of the
above Kail Road, will be oja ned on M i.- .
day, the 16 li day of February next, and
lie kept open fir sixty days, at th* fnllow-j
ing jilares, and under the din e ion ofl
the tollowing nam d commissioners, nr a
majority ot tti**bi. Five dollars pershare street, dailv, arter th
will be required in cash at the time of arrival i f he S'lithsr Cars, tin vV««,
sub'oibing. MINC.TON and WELDON, N. C„ PE
r\- Cheraw—Allan Macfailarie, D Mai- TERSBURG, RICHMOND, FREDE-
Thrcugfh Fare from Charles
ton to New York, &2Q.
The great Mail route front ('harleHnn S. C
Lbavixu the wharf
at the foot of L?tftSi in
MILLINERY.
IP ci r i' c daily, a t le* did es-nr'incnt
of MILLINERY a. .1 FA CY GOODS, of
the latest Pa i'ian 8 vies, am'n’g w hich,
may be f mi d dresses < fevt-rv di-cip'ion,
Sa in at d Straw Bmu ets.Ribh us, Riding
Ha's, I Julies’ aid Gertlnnei.’s Gl*\es,
Cravats, Linen ai d Si!k Pocket H’ed-
kerchii ti-, sujH*ri ir to a 1 y hi.ig ever i flf. r-
i d in ibis mirket. J. w* Iry, Perfumery,
T* ilet S ajis. Ac.. Ac., Ac.
Mis. M.. has taken grea’ pains to s't'Ct
smh giHid- as w ill suit the wants of the
Indies generallv. Tlnnkful (fir j:ast favors,
she solicits a conli' uai.ee of ihf* same.
W. S. Mtiri'hv is authmi ed to attind
to my business. .
MARY A. MURPHY.
Ri jit. 25 30 tf
ciitlc n Blade Pliatxtion
BRfGANS.
II use S r\ ant’s Shoe.-, Ac., at Whole
sale ai il Retail. No. 3t) East Bav, t'harles-
t.in, S. C.
Tin* suhscrib'f, Agent fir the Smith
Carolii a Sli m Factory, a: Cfiarlc.-'ot-. S.
C., ai d Tie Chi raw Fac'o'v, at Chi rrw,
N. will If r fir rale in Tiis niaikcl by
th first S: nti in'icr, a large s'ljq !y ofSoti-
'h rn made Plantation P.r . aes ai d
II nt.-e Si rv*nts Shoes, toge'her wih a
general a.-sottnient of Boots at cl Shoes,
wliieh wiilbf so 1 d at ih*-lowest market
prices for gOCds'oi’siinilar qtto'i'v.
R A PRINGLE,
Deals, in Brogans, B o'- and Sh es,
N i. 30 East Bav.
Ate 14 2 i 4m
reiutes the billow ini' story:
A very sensitive Preacher, in a cer-
tain village not more than a hiitidred
miles lioin Biiltiniore, was discoursing
with i'i eat uHimth ou the uuce.taiiity
of human liie. T’« give the greater ef
fect to his remarks, after assuiiog his
hearers that they might die liefoie
another hour had elajised. he said:
“ And I, your sja’aker, may be dead
licfore another morn dawns.”
“Amen!” vvaa tlie audible response
of a pious and much loved M other in
thoroughlv and econowiically the man- ; cttgregaliou.
agement of domestic a.iatrs, and was l'Ce»‘Ker was evidently discon-
not il mi l to jmt her ban is into tire ,or * 11 ** H'tiughl the
wash tuh. or to “l tv hoi io the di tail” hi other must have niiaouderOood hi.
fo, fear o.‘ destrovi ig tint' elssticilv, • Pausing awhile, he repeateil
and di mni ig tin’ir snowy whitened-, ! »h* deirUratioa with stdl greater mm-
wasought hv the young men ut those I'hasisi 14efore another hour your
.lavs as a tit romjMuiou lie life; hut in | “'".V eternity!”
m '.deni times to learn tlie myate.ies of . “ Anwu! ” “‘'outetl the brother before
the lioUM'hold woul'l losks our fair ones ' hint-
tVii:11 aujtv; ami t«» laliar not in* ** ^ 00 ^ nr live
to the code of modern geotlldv. i »'**1 stamme.ing out a lew adili-
Indn-tty and liugality will lead to ‘‘ouhI teninik*, be «nt down before he
cheeriuliH'M and and - l,4d htnslu'd his discourae.
L t , ; loy. Ltt.ns Powell, J. W. L ak, and J hn ■ RK KSBURG.fo WASHINGTON, BAL
res,.undent ol t.ie Melhodwt Protestant \ Moore. TIMORE, I JIILADEL1IIIA, and NEW
At Darlington C. II.—E. VV. Charles, S. | YORK.
Woods, and J din F. Enin.
lov.nty L'ind.
1 HE SulFcriber will :*gt as the Agent
a: d fir ward a I fipjdicati >ns f ir B ninty
Land, fir ?lj*ers >ns entitled under Tie
•‘Act of he 28 h Srpt,mls r, 1850. He
will attend :>m:i tu-dl) to the wh de busi
ness connected wiTi he appli.ia'ion. All
persons w h- served hi the war declared
f>y 'he Uni >d Sta'es aaaius: Great B,
tale and elf, cts, his p* tiT m to the Court
of Comnnn Pleas, praying that he may
lie admi:ted to the benefit of the Acts of
General A-s< mbly made for the relief of
insolv enl debtors. It is ordered that the
said N. 1 hilijis and A. J. R* qtiier and all
others, the creditors to wh en ih<* said
llasti, c Ntokes is in anywise indebted,
be. and they are hereby summoned and
have ti'iiice to aj j>* ar l>efnre the said
Court at Darlington Court IPuise, on
Thursday the 18 h March next, to show
cause il an: they can whv the ['rater of
the jieti:! ,i aforesaid should not be
granted
E. B. BRUNSON, c. c r.
Offi e of Common Pi' as, D irlington ?
District 13.h Decernls*r, 1831. |
Tkie State of South Carolina
DARLINGTON DISTRICT,
la € U:iu« cry.
Lazarus Morri.-$ j ,
vs. ] Bill for Par.i-
Jnmes Oiivcrand Nan-}
‘•' his wif , J isejdi Re- I tion of Land,
y il, and Win. B. Oiim. J
It aj pea ring to my .-a'i-taclinn tliat
Nelson Revitl and Jisij h Rev ill, (woof
Tie (letl'i,dan's to this Bill, are absent
from, and reside lieyond the limits ef thia
State, on m i.im of MosgH A Iliyncs-
worth.coNiplainani's s Heitors, it is order
ed hat the sail! ri f-udauts do ajijiear anl
plead, miser or d* tntir to tlie Hill ot said
c. injdai: ant w i bin Tir e mon h- Bom
'he pubiica i it * f his^irder, and that in
default therei f th*' sane' lie ni,l rid | ro
run less, i against :h« in. I; i als .'inter'd
tint a coj'y of this order lie jiuiiiislu'd in
he D.irliiiipon Flag twice a m mth fir the
j paw* of three m unit 4 .
T. C. EVANS, C. E. D. D,
™**v 2“ 1851 39 2m 3:n
Notice.
J. M. IIlxtf.r ciMitiniiee to keej. a Puti-
li* lions*, at 11is nld w:and, near tie- Post
OtTue. He also acts as General Agent,
.. and hay ing two Wagons will haul Goods
‘' Vu 1 ," h Great Brj am ; t 0 auv part of tin* country,
on the 18 h.fm e, 1812. or ot any of'he
A. Woods, and J dm F. Enin.
At Society Hi I—Th is. Smi h, Caleb
Coker, and Janies II. McIntosh.
A; Beiinetisvil'e—B. D. Townsend, IP.
J. C* ok, and C. IP. Dudley.
At Marion C. H.—A. L Scarborough,
D. J. Mi Donald, and J. Eli Gregg.
At Sum'erv ilk—Win. Tlaynsyyor h, D.
B. Mcljturin, and Jaim'S D. Blandmg.
At Charleston—James Gad-den, S.
Muwrv. and E. L. Adams.
At Wilmington, N. C,—Alex. M< Uae,
Henrv Nutt, P. K. Dickinson.
At Wadeshoro’ N.C.a-W. R. L ak, II.
B. Ilamunmd, and S. VV’. Cole.
1 ttfOtlMf
mild the Preach-
couteuted mimi w ill greatly »n tew the
asjieiilies nml snnnith (Im* rough jaiths *’ r kitnl hraited tiieiul
it a nuin’s join tie v through Ui*. It ,W O, * fcor * “'»*•«*» Uid you
b en tmly said,'that « ph-aa.mt and »'.v «^yiug amen Ui my remark»
cheerlttl wi e it n raiolmw in tiu* skv, 1-wl you wiahl was dead t
W ien tlie liua'.umd’gmind iato-M*d with ‘".Not at nil, aaid the brother, “not
-8 unis and UinjieeU; hut adu ati t:« | » t * U«»»ght it you should die you
amf fret till wi e. in tin* hour u! iioulde T' 1 “t. night to ghny, and 1 Meant
is like a thunder cloud, charged with 1 t^ft?”
o *ct.ic fluid.
Sth k to it.—The very docti ine of
all others. " Slick !o U.” Who ever
knew a moit.il to enrol himsiK under
this ligiiuer, ami come out the little end
of the hmnl NmiIhmIv, we’ll he hound.
Its |i.im'i|.U*. aeled ujioii with rectitude, | l ,oor tuanl
purpose, heail. soul, would keep any
iimii above water and in blue sky. Gm* thousand tons of tohncco are
“ Stick !« it." It’s the very secret of anminlly stjui ted over Hie lace of rten-
A Coursaisox.—An honebt ohl lady
in tlie eonntry, when told ol her hus
band's death, exclaimed, “ Well, I do
declare, our troubles do not come nlntie!
it ain’t a week since I hist my liext hen,
and now Mr. Jotuibon has gone, too—
sueeesa in ejdtome. All hi-lory, all ex
perience, the triumjili of inind, a*t, lite
rature, every gieat and milde wn k L
its direct and njiprojiii ite ilhistrntion.
He wonld lie. do, gain, make save.
Aclkvu anythi.iy tu witstever depart- /’ Bgcautu it’s Um end ol beef.
tion, and twenty tons ot ivory are worn
out chevtiug the weed ^evety seven
years.
Why is a cow’s tail
C’ommiss’rs
at Cheraw.
At RiickiujTiain, N. C.—W. L. Steele,
R. J. Steele, and W. F. Leak.
J ns IP. Leak,’
J.xo. A. M< OKE,
D. Malloy,
Ja»IF.S I OWELL,
A. McEahlase,
Charleston Mercury ai <1 Courier, copy
tri-we< kly; Bla. k Riyer Watrhuun, N.
C. Argus. Dar inglon Flag, Mai ion Star,
at d Wiiiiiiugton Journal cojiy weekly till
Hi h February.
Jan 15 46 5t
In Dittrees wc Succor.
IIAYLNG sveepted the aveney lor the
Nofth Carolina Mutual Life lusiiranct
Company. 1 will takepleasure in firvrard
itig any apphesti ns which may be mad*
lor mcmbeivhij*. Person?insuringareenti-
tl< d to i-liar. in tlie profits of Tie Ck-mjiaiiy.
The lives of slaves may tie iusur* d on ac
commodating terms.
J. R NORWOOD.
May 21 12 tf
Notice.
The undersigned has purchassd tbi
interest of C, Graham in Tie firm i*l
Woods A Graham,and will continue bu
siness on his own account.
S. A. WOODS.
January 19. 1852 41 3t
Supper House.
The Ntibrcribrr has ntvde arrangi mentt
with the contrac4or, to ftiruish the stag
[Mts’-engers with sui p**r, to and frou
Camden. V. H. NETTUiS.
Referexces.
I. W. KtiqraH. eontr’r, Col. E. Charloc.
Mai. John D. Murray. P. M. f Ctieraw.
Cion, Jan 21,1852. 48-U
Th.' pubii is respee'ifully informed that 1
the steamers of this line, are in lirst rate
condition, at.d are navigated by well
known ai d e.\j>erieiic‘d coinuvi d^re,
aiid '.he Railroads are in fine order, (Ti" !
Wilmington aid Weld'll Road having
recently been rebid wi It heavy T rsili !
thereby securing both saf, tv and des-
patch. A THROUGH TICKET having
j already been in opera ion will U* contitn -
1 * d as a permaiifift arang* ment fr m
1 Charleston to New Y'ork. By this route
travellers may reach New-Ynrk on the
third day during business Inure. On
! and af er *h • first day of July ne xt. Bag-
cage will be 'icke’ed frem the pniut cf
j departure to Washington City, m d.-r the
(barge of a * trial Agent 'ter Ribjgage
Master. A’ Washington the same will be
ti'9mf< rr* d to the care of similar agents,
who will accompany t to New York,amt
the like arrangements will be pursued in
returning Sonth.
< Through Tickets rai alone be had fr tn
E. W A rent of tlie Wiluiingtnn
ai d Raleigh Railroad Compaiiv, af the
office of the Company, fmt rf’ [.aurens
strert. Charleston, S. C„ to i\h'm please
apidy; and to Charleston, at the Office of
he New Jersey Railroad and Transporla-
ion Company, New York.
July 16 " 20 tf
At Cheraw Tannery and Shoo
' FACTORY.
,,A1K ‘'KEiRUM PEGGED
flUl/ly BKOGANB AND M10LS,,
Revitted Bands at New York priors, ’«*.
gether w i h, a general assot 1111.411 ot L-a-
thers.
Tlie suli'criber respectfully arks thfc.01 i
thiir sunivng
, are entitled to
Camden, .V. (’.,Oct. 13
h dial; wars since l'*i)U,
wid iws or minor ehildrei
draw under the aot.”
Those who have lost 'heircertificate of
discharge nerd not fear to apply.
S. WILDS Du BOSE,
Darlington March 12 1831. 2 tf
Fresh Dngs, C icmicals, &c.
Th. und< rrigned i- now receiv
ing hi Fall ai d Winter siipj’ly
of Hr tigs, 1 ’lien Meals', Patent M
diclies, Paints, (>i s, Dye .S'luff .
I m in .y, Siajis, Brashes and Fancy
Ar it It s. All 1 f w Inch he w ill di j ose 1 |
on the ntiisl n astmalile terms, ai d to
w liK-h he inv h’sthe atlei ti in of hi 4 friends
and en ttimek ’/.. i. DeHAY.
cottok gin
MANUFACTORY.
IDE subjerih.r begs bayevto iufjr>tn
the public, tint he has locati d hiuist It at
Darnngton, H.. and is now |*rej an d
to execute work, in a neat and workman
like innnneiymJ at the shortest notice,
in Tie ah ireiine of business, both new
work and ran i.ing. II thinks in unne
cessary to iv anyT.i.ig couicorniug his I Hontb Caralit a,'he
tolii 'Ti rjieci
r iLunaacnnei
36
tf
- tin* m
rt 1 nh:'
tenliou of purchasers to Ids pr* nin:iii
Brogans, for Plnuttti >us, c ui.deiiE his
fai i.i ies enable hiin to serve he ii terest
f buyers. Lilicral discount made on
lifdesab a. Orders soli, in d. idantersuiea-
• tires fi'ted witfi care.
* Good Hides and Skins igceived in ex-
cdiange.
P LYNCH.
Mr. W. C. Brote of So, ie y Hin, will
-en fre measurt a fiir the a: ove Brngans.
Srjlt 25 3o tf
Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Pre ch, Enilt h a d American.*
tieauli ul assortm n in y he f u d at
4.4, QUUXU
abiliy, as to itK'ili rjie can omnpete wih
any other llauuiactcierh ui the above
tiann d bttsiii .-s or .tot, as he never in one
single i..strict, fri.i d to give sati.-ficT >u ,
t0jh - 'f4; wlt> purchased new gins of him. :
He would tspectfulfj soda the atiemiou 1
of all whontit may concern, to give him a ■
ia.1 win n L need of Gins, nr a gin, and !
try Lip belue pur,levi .g e;,-* u Iciix and !
ii ho t*i tbs tight* ea i^tkctointiohurnidoiie, 1
he will reg ive h. m (jack again.
He \voi|d N'sjk-c,fully ^y m ^ose who
have hertofore so lib rany patronized
him, that In is indeed .hauktul for pas
Tiic State of Sonth Carolina,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
In JDoninimi PI«*hs.
Geo. W . Bargain ) Declaration in Foreign
v*'. > Attachment, in As-
Win. Y. I/t yton. y tumjmt.
1 HE Plaintiff in the ntsvve stated case
having this ilay, filed his Declaration
, in my office, and the Defendant (as
i apj'e?rs,' is absent frim and without
! rite limits of the Slate af wesaid, and hav-
I ing nci her wit**, nor attoniev. residing
; wi hi- h same, np 'n whom a coj y of
j Tii- Declar'd n eenld be served, on mo-
ti 11 of J. A. A C. A. Dnrgan Plaintiffs
Attorneys: It is ordered that tho said
i Det* tidant do Plead, or demur to the said
: Dr claratHu wi.hhi a year and a day from
Tie pnblicatj •uofithje order: and inciefault
j hereof, final and absolute judgment will
piven, and awarded against said Dcfeti-
| dm t. - ,
It is alee ordered, that a copy of this
I order l>e j.iiblitlied twice, every three
| in inths. tor 'he space of n yi ar and a day,
trciu Ttc date of lliisorder, in theDarling-
l t'.ii* Flag.
Clerks otfiee a’ Dariiuglon Conr' House,
l8ih day of March,
Anno Demit 1 1851.
(Signed.* F. B. BRUNSON, c. c. r.
Mart h 19 3 32in
2,000 lbs. Mountain Butter,
Th*' beet ever" brought^tn this idree.
A'*o a prime lot ef Bacw- and L?rd, for.
ale by
N v.
A. W. SEXTON,
6
Saddler, Harncfs, Ac.
THE subscribe continues to carry on
, the ab ve business at his re.'idenco mar
tavurs, aia iupt-s by hi.- mdustry, prompt- St. Paul- Ch nrh,Darling'ot* Dis'ijct, ami
ness and j,iraoiiaiaUet,riol,lo busmnrs, i« resj ee fully solicits a share of public j»at-
inerit a culinuauco c.t tln ir patronage. I ronage. His m )tlo i. “ let the work sb
. fc*r id work warranied to give Hath - , f ir i’sc It,’" he expects to h»ep constantly
Ivciion. j on j iai ,j ? Ready made ILrnoss of his
R DICKINSOR j own 111 inutile lore.
Ddrlittlon, G. II., Maicii ^6. 4 ly
Dr. r»’ Livcrwortb and
Tar.
A fulland fiesfi supply of '.he above
valu.blifMi die ine fur C u hs, Colds and
Pu in .i.'ry aff* < f ti ns. di Vc fr, m Tn
house 0 N oviji dv Mead, New Or! an?.
1 Ju»t ak ZnJ. D- hav^
done with neatness
|2^‘ Rnimiring
and disj'atc'h.
JAMES NEWBERY.
Marc h 26 4 »y
vraT -
LBS I RIME BA O . SIDES,
Fur sale
by ROBT. UTTA.
Camden, S. C.
. 3U t»'