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initiative iii anything of imjigrtar.ee. I trust jthis state of tiling wav not continue inujeli Ion- jger, as it militates seriously against the j ublicit furust
4£row<fc nit- now daily attending tlic move-1
ment of tin1 Jackson monument pe destal, blockof marWe' which is slowly wending it> way along ithe avenue. Jt is, we may add the largest mass
of stone ever attempted to be moved in a singlepiece iii Washington, The motive power iseight large horses and the machinery employedis that known 0:1 board ship by the title, of the:wwatcii teakle" ringing. The statue of Mills,which is to be placed on it, is already au fait accompli.It is the greatest triumph of the artsknown to the artistic history ofour country. Up jto the very hour of his success, it was very fashionablehere to predict that to make his horsestand securely on its hind legs, lie would, m tliecud bo forced to resort to some one of the expedientscommon in Europe in getting up cqucstrian statues. He has practically demonstratedthat "sonic things can be dune as well as others,"(to quote the renowned Sam Patch.) SouthCarolinian as he is, his achievement has carriedhim the reputation of being about the cutest Yankee.amongus.
According to my anticipation, expressed a few.days ago, we are already in the midst of astrug-gle between protection >111.i five trade. liicic-jnewai of this movement to <l:iy gave rise to an
able debate, in which ihc speech was decidedlythat of Mr. Woodward ofyour State, whose philosophicalviews upon the results of the jirogressof the country in the art5, and of the developmentsof her resources, were listened to with j»ro*found attention by I he House and galleries. Therepresentatives of the manufacturing interest appearauxious to do all in their power to stave offthe approximation to free trade so eminently threateningjust now. So far their arguments, comingfrom Messrs. Brooks, Cleveland and Duncan,have been feebl?.
Blackwood's Magazine.We call tlic attention of the reading public to the
British Periodical Publications of Leonard Scott & Co.,an advertisement of which may 1>3 found in anothercolumn.The high position which each of these.The London
Quarteny'Revicw the Edinburgh, the North British,and the West Minste: Reviews, and Blackwood's EdinburghMagazine.have attained, tho great ability
- with which they are conducted, render them eminentlyworthy of cori5deuee and support.* 'We conceive it unnecessary that we should say anything more in their favor, as wo are assured the publicliavo long since determined this for themselves. Itmay be proper for us to add, that the early publicationof Blackwood, containing much that is useful and en-
tertaining of British Literature."delivered in all the Lpriucipal cities in-; the United States: free of postage,and forwarded by mail, under the provisions of the late
, Post-Office law, at merely nominal rates".is a stronginducement why every gentleman should be furnishedwith it. By the rates published, it will bo seen that a
discount of 23 per cent will be allowed to clubs orderingfour or more copies of any ono or more of thesevaluable works. The beginnning of tho New Year isa good time to subscribe.
Illustrated Family Friend.Wc call attention to this elegant paper which has
entered its second Volume. Mr. Godman, its enter-:
prizing proprietor, hassparcd neither pains nor moneyto make it "a choice companion for the home circle,the social group, the lonesome hour and the leisuremoment" Certainly the intelligence ofour people, andtheir pride of spirit will not suffer this enterprise to failthrough for the want of proper patronage. Of Mr.Godman's merits as a writer and Editor, we have fre7quently spoken, and we have only to say that lie hasmore energy than commonly falls to the share of one
man. We wish hjrn abundant success.
. Bank of the State.
The following gentlemen were on Wednesday elect-,ed President and Directors oftliis institution:
_ President.C. M. Furman.Directors..N. D. Hill, W. C. Dukes. R. G. Stone,
P. M. Cohen, E. Carson, H. F. Strohccker. J. L. Gantt,G. H. Walter, J. Steinmcycr, Geo. Robertson, E. W.Matthews, It. Dulin..Carolinian.....o...... I Hill.M.»
I. O. O. F..Kershaw Lod;'c, No. 9.r|^HE Regular Meeting of this Lodge vill be held1 at their Hall, this Evening, at 7 o'clock.
WLLIAM S li IEL, Sccretaiy.Cradles.A New Iiivvniion.
ONE and two Hour self-rocking CRADLES, ar.nowoffered for sale byDec. 17. C. L. CHATTEN. !
C. 0. TVITTJ5. GEO. M. GOODWIN.
WITTE & GOODWIN,COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WINES. LIQUORS. &e.NO. 92, EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Trust Estate Sale.I "WILL sell at Public Auction, before the Court
House in Camden, on the first Monday in Januarynext, a valuableFamily of Negroes.House Servants,
IU U UU. iXUgUMU^ i I u.Hl VI OUIJIIUI A/1JM I ICL,in Trust, viz: Henry 4G, Katy, an excellent Pastry
fe Cook and Seamstress, 38, and their children.Abra-I tam 19, Moses 17, little Henry 15, Gcorgianna 11,
" Cornelia 9, Jciniina, 5, aud Sarah il years of age.The tonus of the sale will bo a credit of one, two,
and three years, with interest from the day of sale,payable annually. The purchasor giving bond and se-
curity and a mortgage of the property, and paying forthe necessary papers.
ISAAC X. LENOIR, Trustee.fl)ec. 17.5t
Estate S^le.T>Y order of J. R. Joy, Esq. Ordinary, will be soldP on »be 1st Monday in January next, at the Store
"recently occupieu »y o^uiun uuijuii, un enure siock
of SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, LIQUORS, &c.Also, all the Household ancl Kitchen Furniture, a
Cow and Calf, Pony, Ac.Terms of Sale..Suras under Twenty Dollars Cash;
> above that amount approved endorsed notes, at fourmonths, pavable at Bank with interest from date.
JAMES DUNLAP, Adinr.Dec 17.101 Ot
Notice.ALL persons indebted to Sainuel Benson deceased,
are requentod to call immediately and make pay-mont, and those having claims will render thera prop.crly attested to J. DUNLAP, Adm'r.
t_~*r>ec. 17. 101tf
.,r. ,, ,JL> , mi m ifTMH
IN EQUITY.Kxparte: Uurwcll Poykin, A. II. Boykin, Lemuel W.
Boykin, and others.
ITXI >KK the authority ofthe decree in the case al ovestated, I will ofl'er for sale at. Public Auction at
Lancaster Court IIousc on the first Monday in Fcbrnaiynext, the lbllowiuic trtiet of land, to-wit: A tract eon-
Ukfiing ,'ivo hundred. more or loss, aero?, tying hi LancasterDistrict on Cane Creek: bounded by tlie saidcreek on the cast, and on ail the otbor sides by landsbelonging to J. D. AYitherspoon, Dr. T^ornwell, Thoig;as K. Caret on, and Andrew C'rcckctf, excepting neverthelessthe mill and one ncrce of land on '.lie westside of Cane Creek, which were conveyed by S. D. Millerto D. 11. Cantzon on the 20th April. 183.'5.
7b iits of Sale..One third cash, tin* balance upon a
credit of one and two years with interest from the date.scoured by Bond and Mortgage of tlie premises, rureli.isju'to pay for papers.BURWELL BOYKIN, Ex
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has been made on tiic.c.,1'oiiedicals since lall, and thevery trifling rale* now charged. Per annum,Prior t« 1 "543, the postage on Blafkwood was S: id
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' * I'll a UevteW I(Therates are u r.v uniform for all distances within theL'nit-d Ma es.)Ai there run's sun ly no i hjectirji rliouiil he trade to reccivtni Ino works liy uiail.uiui thus ensuring tlr-ir speedy,
su e. and rigulur delivery.C'^"<w-mi;uii:cvs ami c-ommin.irations should headways
nddmssed. post paid, to the J'uhl.slier*.LKD.NAKO st OTP & CO.,
Tj Co Iton si.eet, UliUui.«c 5! Gold street.)New Vork.
N II,. I.. S A. Co Lav recently pihlehed. trial have '
now iiir sale. (In: "I'AK.MtilCS IDE." I:y MenrySie-plieu-.of Kditihiirali. uun 'Vol. Norton, of \ ale t oilegc,iV-vv iiaveti. eonipirie inti vols., royal oetavo, unm-tining1 fit'II pages. M steel and ClM) wood engravings. I'rice. inmil- !in landing. ifG* in j oper eovrrs. tor the mail. Isa.
C3"-Tliis work is not the old "'Hook of the Earn," late-ly reau.Tiiutrtil and thrown njmn tin- nnriu-itCOMMITTED
to the Jail of Kershaw District, a
/ Xe^ro lfoy, who calls his name XHD, ami sayslie belongs to Jutrics L. Kci i. The owner is requestedto come forward, comply with the law ami take himuwav. J. M. COLLIEU, Jailor.
Dec. 1" 101tl
l j. i> ii ii vMERCHANT TAILOR,
Vl^OULD iv«i>ectfully inform the citizens ofCatndonV t ami vicinity, that he has opened a complete assortmentof (jeullctnon's Goods, consisting of CLOTHS,CASSIXElMR, VEST!SCS, kc. Also, 11HAD 1UADECLOTIUXG o; all descripti- ns, 11ATS and.
enio (!, ! 1.".11'U.W A-7.
.BAEGAIKb! BARGAINS!!rj^HK .Subscriber intending to close 'tis business, ofXfers l.is ^tock of Glowties at extremely low jairesfor CASH. All who desire bargains would dowell do call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere.Nov 2..8811 R. VV. ABBOTT.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS &¥HO:S.r I'M IE subscribers liave just received «u assortmentX inent ofMissesandt hildrrn'sliOoTS and .SHOES,amonjr which are manv new and beautiful styles.
Oct. 2G.'
AJ.l'EX k Ml*UKAY.
,4 LL persons indebted to John Ingram, by note or
1\ account, will take notice that payments are onlyto bf> made to the undersigned, the Attorney of F. A.Nance, Assignee. Theassigned papers are in his handsfor settlement. Cost mnv he saved bv settling soon.
W. TI1URLOW CASTOX,Att'y lor F. A. Xance. Assignee.
Nov. 1C. 02swim
At tlieKio lloiula C1CAISS,
t)U' 'U 5000 Sylva genuine l'o.5000 Cold Leaf
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Do.10 Boxes line Chewing TOBACCO.Nov 19 W. C. MOORE.
QTRAWCI '£'ITS.BIN tV<-..The subscribersliave received a inn assortment <>i
Large Straw CuttersSmall Do.Com ShellcrsThermometer Churns.
Aug. 13. * McDOWALL & COOl'KH.
Water's 'i'oeth Soap,
!7*011 cleansing and removing animnleuhe from theteeth. For sale bv
June 22. THOMAS J. WORKMAN.Copart ticrslai p <»f tec.
r|"MIK subscribers have formed a Copaitnership under1 the lirra of ONKALE, BOYD k HRAWLKY,
for the transaction of the FACTORAGU and COMMISSIONBUSINESS in the oily of Charleston, andil.rt n.itrnnntm nf tliior frw»l»fl< mid f )u> rmltlu*
bUHCll HIV ...v..
Richard tVNeale will reside in Columbia, and the businesswill lib conducted in Charleston by 13. D. Boydand II. C. Brawlcy, who will open their OUice 011 Bovee& Co.'s Wharf on the 22d inst.
RICHARD O'NEALE.B. I\ BOYD,II. C. BRAWLEY.
Charleston, S. C. Nov. 20. 94 wlm
RatlwayN Steady Ri'inctlii'N.
AFULL supply just received, consisting of Radway'sReady Relief, in bottles, tit SfGc 50c and $1.Radway's Regulators, Radway's Medicated Soap, Railway'sCircassian balm, for beautifying the hair, andjpr salo by TJIOMAS J. WORKMAN.
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Fruit. Fnii!,| / v j\cgs .viniaga u rapes1 v ' 1 ease fresh Currants50 pktrs. liaising in whole, half and quarter boxes,
Layer and IJurrcff20 drums new crop Figs2 bagsBordcaux Almonds
Enurlisli Walnuts, FULerts, Brazil Nuts, Citron, Lemonsaim Oranges. Received and tor sale by
Dec. G, 'S52. SIIAW A AUSTIN.
| A HAGS Dulled go's Family Buckwheat. 1'eeci~rUvedand lor sale by SI1AW A AUSTIN.
A CASE Tie Fruit1 do Pino Apple in juice. Deceived and for sale
by" SHAW & AUSTIN.
») i \ LQXKS Mild Goshen Cheese. Deceived and for0\J sale by SIIAW & AUSTIN.
t i \ Bids. Mercer Potatoes. Deceived and for sale bvJLU Lee. 0, 1852. SHAW & AUSTIN.
'
| CASK I'recli Maccaroni. Received and Ibr sale byJL Dec. G, 1852. SHAW A AUSTIN.'
{ CASE potted Yarmouth Herring.1 1 do do Auchovic Tasto
Received and tor sale byDec. G. 1S52 SHAW &, AUSTIN.
1CASE genuine London Mustard1 do do French doReceived and for sale bv
Dec. C, 1832. SHAW ,t AUSTIN.
| CASE Crosse k D lackwell's English Pickles, eonIsi'ting of Piccalillv, Chow-Chow, Cuulitiowor andmixed Pickles. Received and for sale by
Dee. G. 1832. SFIAW k AUSTIN.
1 CASE of Crosse & Black well's English Sauces, conJLsisting of Worcestershire, Reading, Harvey andJohn Bull.' Received and tor sale by
Dec. G, 1852. SHAW & AUSTIN.
.'GOO lirst quality Rio Hondo SECARS5000 do do Gold Leaf do2000 do do Regalia do
i>. .i .i i- :. ._i.. t...luirnvu IIIIU iui ttiuv;
Dec. C. 1S52. 'SHAW & AUSTIN." CASKS (quarts and pints) "Lonjrworth's" Sparkr)ling Catawba Wine, Received and lor sale bvDee. (J. 1S52. SIIAW A AUSTIN.
'ii'ea, T«'a, TIY».f 1 UXI'OWDKR, Hyson. Imperial, Young Hyson\ J and Black, ol' superior quality. Received andlor saleby SIIAW k AUSTIN.
%) 0r"i'.\ VPS " Snr.dcr.'i.aiUiV Did I\ rt VTine. for.« nicrlieitinl purposes. Received and Tor sale byDec. G, 1852. SIIAW & AUSTIN.
\ CASKS assorted French Cordials.J] Received and0 for sale by SIIAW k AUSTIN.
" III1DS. choice Raltiniorc cured Bacon Sides,f ) Received and Tor sale byDec. 5,1852. SIIAW k AUSTIN.
t II i ID. ''CousardVIIams. Received and for sale by1 Doc. 6, 1852. SHAW t AUSTIN.
CASKS No. 1 Stnok.'d Salmonm 2 do do do Ilalibut
Received and lor sale bvTV... <> K'V) filliW * AI*«TTV
~t / i KI'fTS No. l Muckarel (new)11.' JO qr. bis. do do do2 boxes dried Cod (new.) Deceived and for sale bv
Dec. G, 1852. SNAW & AUSTIN.'
k) DHLS. Kennedy's Butter Crackers.md Deceived and lor sale byDec G. 1852. SHAW Sl AUSTIN.
*^/A TWO-POUND cans fresh Salmon,f / w Deceived and lor sale byDee G. Is52. SHAW AUSTIN.
ChaMi}>»igi:e and Braud)'.i Pipe "Old London Dock" BrandyI Doz. Baskets lleidsiek Chuinpaignc4 " " " pis.i Cask Madeiia Wine\ " Malagai " Oid l'ort " W. C. MOORE,
SCHOOL BOCHS.* COM 1'LETE and exteusivcnssortincnt of School
1 \ Books arc now on hand, of the best editions,iviiich are oflercd for sale at low jtrict.i (or cash, ot atthe usual credit to punctual customers.ORAMMA Its..Smith's, Bullion's and Brown's.SPELLERS..Klemeiitarv, Carpenter's. N. Y. Southernand Dictionary SpellerDICTION A It ICS..'Webster's, Walker's, Iteid's, andWor<i> I c r's Klenten ta ry.
T> 1' * I. I'DC ... ^ 1 O nn<] ) .Ilfcl'4.1 1 CWUI lil'I II, »\u. 1, ii II' I O, UWUI1V.H «?,
Xwv York and < Jrigg .v Elliot's 1, 2 and .'I; Porter'sitr. iiical. L'ivcIV. Xation.nl. Sargent's StandardSpeaker. JVost's American do.
lllSi'Oil I ICS..Pat ley'.*- 1st, 2d and 3d l>o: >lcs History:Parley'.- Common Schoul and Pictorial Hist. I". S.;Uohbiu's Outlines Hist.; Markhain's Hist. England;Magnal's Historical Questions: Catechism of the Historyand Chronology of South Carolina: JuvenileHist<wies of England and the UnitedStatcs of America.«
0 EuGnA Pi 11 ICS..Mitchell's School Geography andAlias, 2nd Ilovised edition; Mitchell's And. Geo.and Atlas; Butler's do.; Primary Geographies, bySmith, Parley. Mitchell and Chillis; Quarto Geo. andAlias. m 1 vol., ny u. u. rrmmi, anu n. m. oiikiii,(the latter is the common School Geopraphv.)
AltHUM lillCS..l'ikc'.s Smith's, Emerson's 1, 2 aim
3; Davies' 1st Lesson?; School and I'niversity Arithinetic;Colburn's Intellectual Arith. Keys to theabove for the use of teachers.
NAT.PHILOSOPHY..Parker's, Comstock's, Jones',Gray's and Draper's.
CIIKMISTltY..iSillininn's, Draper's, Jones', Comstock's.Johnson's Turner's.XAT. IlLSTOltY..Bipland'sand Ackerman's.1XTKLL1 :CTU A L PillLuS..Ahereromhie's.MATH KM ATK'S..Danes' Alpebra, Elementary nnd
Practical Geometry; Lcpendrc's Geometry and Bur-(Ion's Algebra; Da vies' and Flint's Surveying; Day'sMathematics and Algebra.Swan's Series of Spellers, Grammar Renders. <f c.
Copy Rooks and Dates; l'aper. Ink,Steel Fens, Quills,Inkstands, and all other articles of Stationary requiredin Schools and Academies. A. YOUNG.
Nov. 19..93 if
1?RMSII I'R ESTON .t MERRILL'S YEAST POWDERS.Received to-day byNov.2.
_
T. J. WORKMAN, jtiALVAZI'EZJXG, dc.
r|"MIE subscriber is prepared to carry on the art of1 Elcotro-Metalhrgy, eomtnonly called Galvanism,
in till its branches. Work warranted. Terms, cash on
delivery. T. CARPENTER.Nov." 23. 9-1tf |
ExccuforN Police.
VLL persons having demands against tlie estateofJames Baskin, dec'd. will present tliem duly attcstedwithin the time prescribed by law, and all parsonsindebted to said estate will make immediate pay.
mcntto A. G. BASKIN, Kx'or.Oct. 22. 85tf.
Notice.r|"M! K Distributees of Mrs Rachel Leigh, dee'd. arc1 hereby notified that the Negro property belonging
to her estate will bo ready for distribution on the iirstof January next. All persons indebted to the estatefor purchases made at the sale are hereby requested tocome forward and pay their notes, as settlements mustbe made.
JOHN U. INGREM. Ex'r. R. Leigh.Nov. 20,1SB2. 913m
yk0:I
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JNiNotice.
I HAVE a largo assortment of Xogro Blankets tlifltI will sell at rcelue-jd prices. I'erfbris in want/will
ilo well to coll and examine tliem. Aiso, nILwo'1Plains, Linscys. &e. very low. 11 W. EOXXF i".
T)OY'S BOOTS at Cost..Also, a large lot of Servanl'sSl.ot-s lor sale low, at BOXNEY'S.
A FEW box s low priced Tobacco, lor PlantationL jL use. For sale at BOXXFY'S,
MHO F6R SAIK,A I,L Hint Tract of LAND. lyinor on Raftcn Creek./V known ;is the "Ilurst Place," now owned by T.E. Bovkin. There are from four to five hundred acresin the tract and has the Railroad running convenientlyihrough ir.Terms made known upon npplienlioa t.) T. E. Boy-
kin or Mr. llurwell Roykin, Camden, S. C.December 14. ioOtf
r.attted S'«v i:erd
J^lVJi or six able bodied Negroes to work at theCamden Depot. Apply to the subscriber carlv.
Doc. 11.tf. N. D. R.VXLKY, AgentEavrv'sTriecpberons.A Preparation for the HAIR, so cheap that all can
jl afi'ord it, and yet so popular that the elite everj*where use and praise it. A fresh supply direct fromNew York, received and for sate at
'v r T\r,rr aA\0V. V. 4a, u. 1,'c.iJL.k i. V.
SETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
&>.QQCDOD£530i .13. & Z3. KLirO'EDY havo at Jast rc-
wived theirFAL.iL STOCK.
And respectfully invite their friends and the publicgenerailv, to an examination of the largest and bestselected" stock of J'ASCI' A XL) DOMESTIC DRYGOODS they have ever had otl'erod them, and at pricesthat cannot fail to please. Oct. 15.
GREATiND IMPORTANTEVENT!ALL OF 2BY SLAV «00®S
HAVE COJ/IE TO HAND!and See Titeni..^
Oct.12. JAMES WILSON.IVotiec.
("WILL sell on Friday, the ."1st inst., at the residenceof \> in. D. Peebles, the articles mentioned inhis Schedule, ami assigned to me for the benefit of hiscreditors. Terms Cash.December 14. M. NAUDIN, Assignee.
Police.
J WILL sell on the first Monday in January next.before the Court House, one GOLD WATCH, and
other articles mentioned in his schedule and assignedto rue by lb II. Slrular, lor the benefit of his creditors.Terms Cash. M. Is AUDI X, Assignee.December 11. 100tf
Hriiiitici' SaiJI.THE subscriber lias now on hand a very choice lot
of Sperm, Solar and Lard Oil and Burning Fluid, towhich lie invites the attention of his customers.
Dec. 3. Z. J. DkIIAY.
Urates, Stores, &c.Splendid Parlor Grates Smoothing Iron HeatersPlain do do Iron BedsteadsCooking Stoves Egg Boilers
fHn.kAiln fVhiltifk lVifroiitKVSI1IWW I v-vvv*
Tea and Coffee Urns. Keceived byDec. 3. McDOWALL & COOPER.
Ciinus.SPLENDID as«f>n.'iie:it <>f Single and DoubleBarrelled GL'S.% from $5 to $100, with powder
Flasks, Slmt Bags and Pouches, Peroossion Caps,Cleaning Rods. Ac. Received and fo. salcbv
Dec. 3. .McDOWALL & COOPER.
6.1'.IS323iE: E'GSi £A s.e;T'lIIIITE PINE. Asli. Hickory. Poplar. Mahogany,V t Cherry, Juniper, Black Walnut, and every varietyof Nor:hern L .mher.
ALSO.GRIND STONESaiid ICE, for sale in lots andquautitlesto suit purchase. s. A ddress
JOHN li MARTIN, Agent,Oct. 2C.ly. Charleston Ncclc Ice House.
ice.
VLL persons having demands against the estate ofElijah Sill, deed, will hand them in properly attested,and all indebted will make payment to
Nov. 20..w2tn. K. E. SILL, Adni'r.
Fmli TniituiriudH
M AY be had atWORKMAN'S DRUG STORE.
'fititdt*, 5 t.'ag »ttd /\\"E have just received a very lull and completet t assortment of the above articles, o: every sk'.o
and qnalitv, viz:TRUNKS.Irom 02c to $20.C.\ ltl'ET BAGS.from the smallest and most com
mon. to the largest and most magnificent; of exceedingly rich and beautiful patterns.VA LI EEs'.of various sizes and patterns. Call and
see them at WORKMAN .fc EOONE'S.
CtOOl'ER'S Shredded lnsinglnss, new Raisins, A1/ monds, Lemons, Currants, Extracts, and tino
Cheese. J ust opened by BuNNEY.
Received
ON Consignment. a Lot of CROCKERY WARE,consisting of JUGS. JARS CULL'XS, BUTTER
DISHES, <Cr. To be sold at wholesale prices byNov. a..90 tf JAMES MeEWEN.
DRESS GOODS.
I> ICn figured and plain SilksI Cashmeres and DeLainos, plain and printed.
A lr.:ge variety of small pattern DeLaines, for children.ALSO.
EMBROIDERIES.Comprising a full assorlmentof- TT.J IT 1|.,V£.
Collars, uiomisoues. i: nuoiml-i-vcs, iiuiiuaviviuvic, u.t.
With it lu-i'i/c lot ofKid, Silk and Sewing Silk 0loves. Just opened at
Oct. 15. A. M. .t 11. KENNEDY'S.
BOOTS AND SHOES.r" " PA I US Gentlemen's llov's Youth's and Chil(f_)v* droll's BOOTS, Kip and Calfpegged and sewed,welt and pump, fair, stitched and fudged,
from No. 5, Childs. to No. 13 Men's.front$1 to$10
Gentlemen's line Calf and C'loth and Congress Gaiters." " " Bootees, fair and stitched
" " waterproof " front$2 to $5
Men's Boy's and Youth's kip and calf L. and B. peggodand sewed Brogans, front 50e to $1.50Women's Boots and Shoes, pegged and sewed, front
25c. to $1.25" Slippers, from 25c to $1.25
t fin.l misses' tlno Gaiters, all colors and sizes" " Call, Goat. Kid, Morocco and
enamelled Bootees, Buskins, Tics and Slippers,from 75c. to §2. For sale at the lowest prices.
Oct. 26. WORKMAN & BOONE.REMOVAL.
JOSEPH B. KERSHAW, Attorney and Solicitor,has removed to the Office ut the corner of Court
House Square. Camden, S. C. Oct. 22.w3tn
WORLD'S FAIR
PREMIUM SOAP..A fro.-h supply of F. S. Cleaver's celebrated World's Fa:r Premium Honey
Soap. Warranted genuine. Received and for sale at
Dec. 3.lm. >1. PellAT'S.
:... .,<- *V~'wjH* %^-Wkj^
'& AUCTION jSALES. .=*¥>Y perralftion of the Court of Oidinury,»wfll beI 3so!-1 a» Liberty Iiill, at iLi£ late residence ofJg|J>£Jila ^Jane Be Ik, dcc'd. on Saturday, the 1st day of January ' finext, for au equal division among the heirs,-a choiceNegro Man, a likely Boy, two Wo'iien aiid soye^Children,being tiie residuary part ot satd^iiSraifo hot otherwisedisposed of by will.Terms.A credit of twelve months, purchasers givingnotes with approved security, with interest from
the day of sale. +
SASICEL SPCNCi; Exo'r.»
C5TAH persons having demands agauwl said Estatewilt hand them in properly attested^ and those indebtedwill make payment to
SAMUEL SPEXCE, Ex'or.Dec. 14. * 100 < *' u
JESYATK SALE.
BY order of the Court of Ordinary, will bo sold, atthe late residence of James Parker, deceased, on
the 28th day of December inst., at 12 o'clock -11., allthe personal property of said deed, consisting ofHorses, Hogs, Cattle, Corn and Fodder, PlantationUtensils, &c.jqTerms..All sums of tlvo dollars and under cash }over that amount a credit until the first day ofOctober,1853, with notes and good security, with interest fromday ofsale. JiilANUEL PARKER, Adm'r.
'Dec. 7. 98tfLAXD I OK SALE.
IN EQUITY.KEIiSHAW DISTRICT.W. II. II. Workman, Comm'r. )
vs. J. Bill for Foreclosure*ZackCantey. J
IX conformity to an order in this cause made at thelast June term of the said Court, I will offer for
sale, before the Court House door in'Camden, on thelirst Monday in January next, all that parcel or tractof LAND, lying on the North side of Granny's QuarterCreek, in the District aforesaid, containing one hundred(100) acres more cr less, bckigjgart ofa tract formerlybelonging to J. Riddle, dee'd, and conveyed bythe Sberifl'ot Kershaw District to David Harrison, andby him to tlis children of Hiram Nettles, aud whichwas sold and conveyed by Wtu. M Shannon, late Commissionerof tiiis Court to the Defendant, on the 6thday of January, A. D. 1851. Biddings to bo openedat the sum necessary to pay the amount due on the
lirstMonday in January next, on the bond and mortgagegiven by the said Defeudant to the said W. ILShuuuon, late Commissioner.estimated to amount tonear two thousand (2,000) Dollars.
Terms, cash.purchasers to pay for title deeds.Mr U 1> w/inpif 1\T n T IT
Nov. 28, 1S02. [£5.50Jt3ADMINISTRATOR'S SADE.~
BY order ot the Court of Ordinnry of Kershaw District,I will sell ut Public Auction be.'ore tlioCourt House in Camden on the lirst Monday in Januarynext,
EIGHTY-NINE NEGROES,belonging to the estate/of Lewis 0. Adamson, dec'd.
ALSO.On the day following, "at the Plantation of said dec'd.
the stock of MULES, HOGS. CATTLE, gHEEP,Wacons, Plantation Implements, CORN, FODDER,PROVISION'S, ic.Toms..The Negroes will be sold for one-fourth
cash; tho balance on a credit of one, two* and threeyears, with interest from day of sale. Purchasers torr\ve* hnnd with onnrrtvod nnrannfll RPPIlHtV. and a
mortgage of the property. The other property, allsums of titty dollars and under, cash, over that amounton a credit of 12 months, secured by Dotes and approvedsureties. Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers.J. B. KERSHAW, #
Adm'rL. C. Adaicson, dee'd.* f
Oct. 28. 87ts
Estate Sale.I~)Y order of the Court of Ordinary, w ill be sold at> the late residence of James Buskin, deceased on
the 20ih day of December next, all the pcrishabloproperty belonging to said Estate, consisting ot Corn,Fodder, Ilorses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Goats,"Wagons, Plantation .U ensils, Slc.
I will also sell before the Court House door in Camden,on the lirst Monday iu Janury next, Eleven verylikely A bb kujvs, among wiiom tliere is a good carpenter,one tolerable good Carpenter and a good "\Vagoner.Tebms.For the perishable property a credit of
twelve inontbs, with note audappioved security, withinterest frorn day of sale.
For the Negroes, a credit of one, two, and threeyears, with bond and mortgage, approved security, andinterest from day of sale. Purchasers to pay for allnecessary papers, as well as recording them.
A. Cr. BASKJN, Ex'r.Nov. 19 93tf
The Southern Agriculturist,A MONTHLY Journal of Rural Affairs, Mechanics,
J\. Manufactures, Pomology and Horticulture.EDITED BY A. G. SUMMER.
WM. SUMMER, Pomologicnl and Horticultural Editor.The subscriber will publish, at Laurensville, S. Cn
about the 20th January, 1S53, the first number of a
ucw Agricultural Journal, the Editorial managementof which will be under the charge of Col. A G. Summku.who will be assisted in the Horticultural and PomologicalDepartments by Mr. William Summer, ofPomaria. The "Agriculturist" will be printed on finepaper, with new Brevier Type, large Octavo, doublecolumns, and will contain Thirty-two pages. No advertisementswill be admitted in the body ol the work,but such will be published on a cover if desired.
Specimen numbers will be sent to persons wishingto examine before subscribing, but in no case will aname bo entered upon our books uutil the subscriptionis paid.
terms of subscription*.1 Copv. year invariably in advance $16 Copies, " " " "5
12 Copies, " " " *'.1016 Conies. « " " "15
R. M. STOKES, Proprietor."Tost ifasters are particularly requested to
net as Agents. Dec. 14.*
Christinas Presents.JUST received n large variety of Goods suitable for
ciiristiias and New Yeah Presents.consistingof China a ases, Toilet Botti.es, Water Bottles,*Puff Boxes. Jewel, Wafer and Pin Boxes, ChinaFigures, Inkstands, Pitchers, Ring Holders, ChinaBaskets. Lava Figures, Terra Cota Baskets andtf . i"1"! v » Oi vtitro'rini/c f'i'r.o C t r'nt'nf \f s\rr>
> \ vtl'0UUU J1VI*
to Cits, China Toys.GAMES.
Mansion of Happiness. Hettard of Virtue. AmericanEagle. What D'ye Buy, Five Senses. The LittleBuii'e, Game of Patience. Dominoes, LotosChessmen, kc., with Dolls of every kind, dressed, undressed,China, Wax, and Gutta Pkkcha.
Also, a large assortment of Drums. Tin Toys, CommonToys, Rattles. Crackers, Fire Works of everydescription, together wiili other goods too numerous
to mention. For sale byDee. 10.09 tf FRANCIS L. ZEilP
Notice.
VLL persons having demands against Lemuel Boykin,deceased, will hand them in, properly attest-oil; and those imteutea totne estate will present themto Bunvell Hoy kin, qualified Executor.Nov 5. 893at
(~lARPETIJfG..Super, super. Also, bestthreeJ ply Scotch and Brussels Carpeting?, with Rugs to
match. Just received atOct. 15. A. M. & KENNEDY'S.
PAI^* lilLLER..One 3-rosa Pern* Davis ASon's unrivalled PAIN KILLER, iu bottles from
12 1 2c. to $1. Received yesterday, atOct.12. Z. J. DeHAY'S.