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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-02-17
Russell PLACE siG iAD,EMY

VHIIE Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure in
announcing to its patrons and 20 the public gen
erally that they have secured the services of Mr..
JoHN G. BowMAN as Principal, for another year. If
uny vouchers were necessary to one who has been so
long known to the public well qualified and sue
cessfu instructor ofyouth, they feel justified in say
ing that more than two years intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. Bowman, has convinced them that lie has
few equals in that most difficult Of oil tasks-tran.
ing the youthful mind. =.
The classical and mathematical departments will
be under the exclusive direction of tho Principal.
competent Assistant will be provided to take charge
ofthe English department.
Good boarding can be obtained within sight of the
Academy, at Eight dollars per month, exclusive of
washing and candles which will also be furnished to
those who may require Them, at moderate prices.
&. 81, RATES OF TUITION. -
- .-, Pea QUARTER
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $3 so
English Grammar g. Geography with the above, 6 10
Classcs and Mathematics, 9 90
This Academy is situated twenty-four miles nortl,
of Camden, in healthy region, and in the midst of
moral and religious community, remote from every
temptation to idleness, extrayagance or vice.
J. PATTERSON.
-,. s.. B.. HAMMOND,
JESSE KILGORE, "a
ZaDOCK PERRY,
WIN. S. STlNS0N,
" THOS L. DUNLAP,
L. j. PATTERSON,
s. DONNELLY,
WILLIE PATTERSON,
E. L. FRASER,
c. j.. DYE.
JAS. B. CURETON,
JiCKEY PERRY,
j. R. DYE.
ED. HAMMON d
DAVID MILLER,
Dec. 'S. "a. Trusses
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-02-17
Dissolution of o-Partnership

THE Co.Partnership heretofore exist
ing under the iirm Of Murray & Bonney,
was dissolved on the lst inst. BY lis "wn
Limitation. Persons indebted to the said
firm, are requested to call and settle. as il,
is necessary thatthe business Of the con-
Germ should be brought to a; close as soon
as possible. ..z.2- :. - ~.
- ]. D. MURRAY.
E. w. B0NNEY. Z :, :,
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co N SIG N F. F. $

Per ship Tarquin & $ Newhouse; L Hull & Son; C Henry Coley, Stewart x co T P x Norris co; Bragaw coj Robinson & Stewart; D TltatsOn; Nor ris, Stoddard COS W Bower Deshon, Taylor x Myers; Coffin X McCullough Cirode White; Lee; J T Ad- ans; NJ Tareton; Geo Quinn; c Smith x co; Desha Sheppard & co; Setson x COS Stewart jr; Whitsett Herndon NeyilE Marshall & Rowe; Randall; Child X Hnaper H Smith; c T Chsmberain Stephenson q eos s Jones' D Sheppard Bunnell X co; R L Wal keri Austin X Marshall; Doubleday X Sears; Mallory; J Stiles; Ledyard, hater co j Gwlnn, Bowers; C LabuZan; D Balli Bowen: Brown.
 Per ship Birmingham McGran < Noonan; B & S Newhousei Tickn0r; Gardner & Sageri Fry 6 McCrn- y; Bullard Ryan; q Mallory; ] Herpin; L Hull & pard & co.
 Per harqae N Brown. c westfsldt X Brother; Bur- deni T Miller < co. Brown; J Stephenson x eos Co., Icy. stewart oo; Whitaker Sampson; T H Church II Gwinn Strnger.
 Per brig Cohen; Chidsey & Baldwin; Lincoln X Pieroe Rives. Battle X cos II Kinney Troost; J Simp- son. Bull X Files St John, Powers x co; w Aen Me Laughn co; Bishop Portier Desha, sheppard X co; G Browne; H Schroeder; Field; Lacy, Terrn tv cos W Stuart H Gwathmey; Gardner X sager; saml c Fisher; M Sumwal,; ] Randal; Doubleday & Sears; T Lesesne; Tartt Stewart & co; Labuzan c Arnold; stephenson x cos Twelves. H Gates; ] F Pages: w Forest, Morris X co.
 Harwelli Lesesne Toulmn. Per steamboat Champion w Aderson; L Hull x Son L T Harris; Wm Calvert; Marshall & Rowe; Lincoln & Pierce Barron X Mead; Rea; D Johnson, schmidt; J wilsoni Roseubaum x co; P Chantroni Collin x McCullough Robinson a' COS Cutter x co. Per steamboat Victoria, Rea Philiips Lafarner; c M Mallory,
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Oriole: Austill & Marshall 73 Robinson Mckinney 52; Simpson x co Y; c Labnzan 40; Wm Bower SO Desha, Sheppard & 2s; Bull X Files 22; Geo w Tareton 23 Rives, Battle l4; Seaman x Shack- eford ll Strngfellow & Hanna To; W Scott 10; E K Carlisle 10; Hoyt Ford g; Harrison Blair S. En- gsh g. Laoy, Terrill co B Maudin, Montague & co g. Per steamboat Cahawba E l. Andrews & co o5; De- sha Sheppard co 80; Boykin 5l T English 3O Jno simpson co 26 T Lesesne IA; Harwell l2; Austi x Marshall g; Harrison & Blair 6 W Tarleon 4; Crnv ford & Sringfellow Hanna 8; Rves, Battle co 63 Bower 3S; E Carlisle 25 L Walker 22 Ledyard l2; Paine X Maddox 10, Brodnax, Newton x Haines 8; W Scott 5; Lacey, Terrill & co 9, Per steamboat Picayune Fontaine go; Rives Bat tie co 22 Leavens Malone l6 Dickinson x Eustis l2; Allen X Haden 8; G W Gaines B.
 Per steamboat Kansas: Steamboat Cahawba l07; Cha. Labuznn 73 Rives, Battle co Ol; Boykin 67 AustiIl x Marshall 54; w Bower l6; W Tarleton l3; Harrison Blair l2' Hoyt& Ford 12 Desha, sheppard < co K E Carlisle 8; Holc0mb, Brother X Bull & Files A.
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IMPORTS.

 NeU Rork-Ship Birmingham cask oil, s6 reams paper, 2D bxs tobncco baskets o 20 bxs candles do maccaron hhs sugar. 1 bxs rasins, 4GO hbs four, 20 do vinegar 200 kegs white lead puncheon liquor, bbs sugar. 7u tons iron, l75 pkgs mdse.
 Prouidence-Barque Brown 300 bxs candles, II do soRp, casks o 25 nankeen ZIG bbs produce 235 casks lime bAs castings, 53l cabbages, bales sheetng, 3 bags har 2 bbls beets boat 20 cases 49 baes box mdse.
 charieston-Brig Mary Kmball 40 bxs candles, sul- key go bales domescs, s2 coils rope "A bds chairs, tcs rice cask, 62 bxs, and hhd mdse.
 Thomaston-Brig Mary Cole lil6 casks lime.
 PhiLadeiphiO--Brig Cohen bxs marble, % do dias Is hats 10 caudrons stove, 42s iron pipes, 32 2branches 6 car saddles 3 bales IA trunks s5 pkges los bxs bdls, kegs, cask, and bbls mdse.
 Neo York-Schr Mary Elmer 50 bales hay, 75 bbs po- tatoes.
 Fall Riuer-schr Atlantic: 40 bbls oil 50 do fish, 95 do potatoes, e do beans lot stone bags coffee 10 kegs hutler bags peaches, bxs stoves 2Ou kegs ns patent scae l6 bss pork 50 bxs candles bbs onions carriage harness trunk cases bxs and bales mds. New Orteans--Steamboat Champion lOs bbs flour ,5l bxs n 40 hhds sugar do bacOn bxs shoes 55 bbls hf do sundres do do beans e sacks oats kegs butter 10 pgs lead S bxs rasns 2l drums figs, SS bbs fruit crate cabbages, 3s bAs, trunks, 4 bales mds.
 NeD 0riedns-Steamboat Victoria 20 bbs whiskey 10 do pork, do wine, do apples, tcs, box tObacco qr cosk brandy. bxs glass, bxs and trunk mds.
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- -i---7-------- P A s s E GEE R S

Per ship Tarquin-Mr Leslie, Stiles Studley Judge IT chamberlain and lady MT ste!son and ady, c Cham Miss Shipey Dr Jewett and lady, Mr Adams ady nurse and 2children, Mrs Martneau, md chd Messrs fettyplsce, Edgerey, Thatcher, Howe, Farnum-l2 steeruge
 Per ship wavery-Jno sugh and lady, Mcvoy Jr, lady md four children, Mrs Currn Center and jady Messrs Seigneure, c Brewer, Weyman. A Stewart w Wright, S Harrison.
 Per rbarqae N Brown-DrJ wIburn. lady and ohil- dren, Mrs Mosey and children Miss sibley, W Sibley Cummings Brown, Capt Berry.
 Per steamboat Oriole-.Messrs Gwathmey, Maner, Jas rence W,hsrs' Wilson, Chews' Norman. somsm. seO- so man, Hill Gardner, Labuzan, Veason, Kirkland Potts.
 ontsine, Phillips, Litford, Baker, Moo Fadder White Per steamboat Cham pion-Mr Davis and Amy Mrs Sherman, Capts Leonard Burrill Clark, Messrs Honey Haisey. Joyce, Bowden Lee, Dawson Gaylord Johnson Davis Zerzne PIeshe, Basetti-7 on deck.
 Per steamboat Kansas-Miss M Hawkins, Captan E Bee, Capt Brooks, pr Howell Maj . Heard, Mesars huntington Blome, Gwinn, Gordon, Bount. Crosby, W Foster Perret Cohen, Saunders Gay lord, McCullnm Crook, Cato, Deveraux, Barker, Akirch, Marshall D Campoell, Brown, Green, Dnaney, Burden, sheppard
 Per steamboat Cahawbs-J Toby, lady and svis, Mrs o'Brian Miss Bonneau, Messrs Bonneau, Prioe God hold, Heard Bejer Ashler Stevens Lave, Bonean and son Stickney, Russe Stone Johnsan, Ketchum Trend- weL Borden, Smith, Deal, Wis Robieson, Borden, sroher, Mann, Bloodgood, Dssosway, Lyon, Shepherd
 Fer steamboat victoria-Madame Desseraque, Bishop Porter, Capt W DuvaI, E Cook, MT Jaudon.
 Per steamboat Picaynne-John Boniurant lady and children Ladd, lady and child Messrs Marshall Gun nlnghan, Chaudron, Martin, Norwood, Bowling, Baker, Keller, Clarey.
 Per steamboat Caroline-Mrs Bowman Mrs B Gale, MT Barkley and family Mr yenne and family, Misses In- nerarity, Fowler, Ahof,
 Per steamboat Ohampion-Mess's Parker Schmidt, w Gutter, Dupree, Armer
 Per ship st Lawrence, sid fin New York for Mobile Mir Gore and lady, Miss Gore Messrs Hatchet Taylor Brown, Peach, D Jumey, W Jumey.
 Per ship Mary Frances, sid from New York for Mobile
 MT Curtis, lady and child, three Misses Aver Master Averill .rH- .t f.
 Per ship Mary Phillips sid fin New York 2lst ut for Mohile-J Gondofo and lady, Cooke lady, children and svt Tillotson and lady Mrs Bartlett and sv Mrs Q Hoskn and children, Mrs Lewis Mrs Sore Robin son. Miss Clarric0. Messrs Barron Jenness Jas NJ Everett e Park; Boyden; W Stanton; W Arnold, s Merchant, Crane Geo Humphrey NJ Campbell E pOOle t8 . 'lt.a ' v 17
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 ter granting the new ministry sS,OOO,OOC loan, aud thus enabling Sir Robert Peel to sta,e oa all perplexing qurstons until the spring.
 France has been obliged f, come into the money market for uan of I5O 900 900 francs, which, of course, finishes the accommodation loans on the Stock Exchanges, especially as the Bank of Eng land is obliged la contract 10 sase ns specie.
 Since the peace of 1915, the French Empire or monarchy has borrowed l2l, ,3Sl ,SS7 at various rates of interest," much of ii at 51 to 66 fcs per cent stock. By the lax sts,it appears that its DO puation is 32 569 223 of whom 10, ,2s29 946 are and- cd proprietors 627 $50 receive salaries from the governmenti 2lS,I6s are fundholders; 154,s72 are state prisoners. There are 6,6l2,4l6 houses; S2,- 5S5 mills; 3S ,030 manufc,ories; 4,4l2 forges fur naces, &c. There are also, (, 6,4O0,0OO operatives; ; 24,24l ,l2O proprietors, employing women and chl- dren, including l, 1928, ,lO3 indgent.
 The to great Britain of the expedition to and conquest uf Afghanstan, is estimated at s.12OOO,- OOO or sixty millions of dollars and not yet finished
 American stocks were at last dates almost unsale- able in England, as might have been expected. Uni ted States Bank shares quoted at 2.
 The quantity of wheat entered at the shilling duty at the London Custom House was 296,555 quarters from the ship and 477,24o quarters from the Bond Houses. The duty had got to los. Sd. per quarter, and expected to be l6s. sd. next weekly average.
 The English papers furnish gOodly supply of railway accidents as in this country. One on the Brighton, killed four persons; one on the Western, two or three, and still another in the north, great number.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-02
Correspondence ef the Rsgtstsr,)

BosToS, Oct, 2l, i84i.
 The mail ksteamer Columbia, arrived here this morning, in l5t days from Liverpool, with IF pas sengers, among whom is Lord Morpeth, late senre. tary of Ireland; he intends making tour of the U, States, It is said.
 The advices for your great staple cotton, are more favorable, the dealers and spectators in England to have at last become convinced, that the zero point had been reached, and had bought very freely, the imports also remaining small, producing rapid decrease of stock.
 No material advance could however be expected, in view of the still increasing distress among the operatives the short harvest and constantly occur. ing failures of bankers, manufacturers, Sc. 1
 The sales for the week, comprising September 24th, from the l7h were 32 45O bales of which 7520 were Mobile at 7l, and Alabama and Tennes- see at 5 a bt; s,330 Bowed at 5 a and II ,730 N. Orleans at Al S4d. The imports for the same week only s,697 bales, and for the year Sep 25th 98l ,49S. The estimated stock on the 25th was 559, ,3l7 against 46s, ,022 same time ls4O
 For the week ending September 3Oth, the sales were P, ,l20 bales, comprising 9,760 New Orleans at A a 8; 5,9S0 Mobile, &c, at 52 a ! and 4A 5l and 6,ls0 Upland at A 7d The run was chiefly on the mddng to fair qualities, and of course the average was lower one than otherwise would have been made for the week. Imports 3,4s4. On the 2d and 4th the sales were full 5000 bales per day, at steady rates, and the 9th commenced with pro- mise of good days business, the feeling being still favorable to rise, spectators taking hold of all the cheap lots to be had. The sales on the 2d and 4th realized Id. advance on the average above stated American qualities 6i I'd.
 Parliament was to be prorosued until February, af-
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 FOREIoN-The news by the steamer Columbia is more favorable for trade than the last advices The demand for cotton last week aya the Liverpool Times of the 5h ult very active, and prices firm, with ten- dency improve. The demand both for cotton and wooden goods, is very brisk present. and large quantities of twist going Russia and Poland pre- vous tothe closing of the Baltic by the ice. There is better eeng in the cotton market than there has been at any time previously during the present year." a The grain market he'd advanced, and the demand for foreign wheat had considerably improved. The harvest nearly concluded, and the opinion entertained that would prove nearly equal to the domestic con sumption. The duty had already advanced to los Sd per quarter and expected to reach lss Sd within few days. Duty paid Flour worth 36s Ses Sd per bbi Money in increased demand which, 1t is stated, is owing the funding of i've millions sterling ofexchequer bs and the issuing Of royal ordinance by the French Government for loan of 900 francs. per cent was easily obtained Exchequer bills steady at l2 l4s
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-02
COMMERCE, TRADE, Sc.

Since our last there has been heavy rain but rather too light, we presume to have any beneficial effect the rivers Last evening the steamboat sboa Water Jeff for Gainesville. Her draugh is stated In the bills be only IA ipches On Saturday, heavier draught boats len also for the interior.
 Yesterday it cleared of beautifully, and to-day the wind has shifted to the north and brings cold weaer again, and every appearance of dry spell.
 meeting was held n Amelia county, tva) recently of all partes and preamble and resolutions were passed declaring the legislature ought enforce the banks sume immediately surrender their charters. Prepara tions made for circulating petitions through the sate praying such action the part next legisla ture.
 similar meeting has also been held Philadelphia which the resolutions offered by Mir. Randall, n whig.
 The noparty character of these meetings shows pretty plainly that the whlgs emancpatng themselves rom the tranmels of their leaders, and determined to infuse little Of the oldsshoned honesty into the banks
 The present junciure is trying and responsible our swn party. is nearly all the states, shall have majorities in the Legislatures, and upon them will de- vove the ascsssty and suty of every practicable reform The whss being irresponsible in the matter, will insiss rgdly on this duty, and wo to tho uckless legislature where the ascendant democracy may GAlter tn 1t.
 In no section of the Union the people more anx- iousy looking for legislative reform than in Alabama The meetings held in the interior during the summer show most determined spirit the subject and one which party resist with honor or saety to tse good deal of ermipaen snd reorimination has been ipdulsed to the of present embarrassment enough to know that the members af neither psr y are free of blame, and that the inquiry hereafter will not be much whose mismsnasemept caused it. as who they that shall rid of 1t The responsibility great one, and It should be met with courage and can, dor,
 In Baltimore, during the week ending the 2sd ut. ths sales of cotton l2o Upland and Mississippi at 10 lol, mos. The sales of flour from 5000 to 10000 bbs, a for Howard street s5 si Tho advance 25c
 The market nt Wetumpka (AaD on the 29th ult., was brsk at full prices. The merchants prepared with funds for operating.
 In the Havana market the 27th ult., New Orleans lard selling at l2a Flour si7 which Is slight de- cline from former quotations produced by fresh supplies Bills on London IA prem, New York 2i a eai New Or. leans ai; Money ls, and abundant.
 CHARLEsroN, Oct. 26.-Cotton.--We have no change to report in the Upland market since review Satur day last. lot of the old crop Of superior quality was sold yesterday at SIC per ib Nothing doing in S. island
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DIED,
 Al the residence of F. S. Blount. Esq.,, in Clark county, the 9th of October last, MR. HORACE You've, aged about 24 years, a native of Rumney, New Hampshire.
 05-Concord New Hampshire papers will please copy.
 On the 9th of October, near Bernardo, in the Re- public of Texas, after short illness, in the forty third year of her age, Mas. ELIEABErH G. LIPs- cosB, wife tine Hon, A. 5. I.pscomb, formerly of this city. And few days after at the same place, their daughter, ANNE REBEcCA, aged ten.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-02

The Morris Canal Banking Company, at Jersey City, exploded the 18th ut. It is stated that thi catastrophe was caused by the Presidents (E. R. Bidde) loaning large sums to his friends in Penn sysania, for the purpose of carrying iron works This another evidence of the benefit of banking to inc DeoDle,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-02

The Pennsylvania Legislature stands in the house 54 democrats and s6 whgs. In the Senate l6 whigs, IS democrats, independent candidate elected principally by democratic votes over the regular whig nomination, and one conservative. It is ex- pected that both these latter members will act with the democratic party. Governor Porter's majority is not yet officially known. It will, however, ex- ceed 23, 900.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-02
The following gives the particulars of the cotton market from the lime the Acadia left

market from the time the Acadn lefl
 corrcspondence ofthe Register.
 Since nnr hzucreular of the 18th ut we have had a hr steady denand for cotton and rmness in the market parrcnnrly SD tie few days, and prices have improved i'd pc lb and in ordinary and nddng quail lties the Improvement Id from the lowest point some weeks ago when there pressure on the market Both goods and yarns selling more freely al the late low prices which induced consumers 10 buy more freely, and the market probably also influenced in some measure by the last political accounts from the United States and the possibility that the affair of Mcleod may yet lead to difficulties between the two countries The sales for the week ended 2lh ut amounted to 324OO bales and for that ended Isl inst they were 27 2O bales On Saturday the End inst the business WIS estimated a 5000 bales and to about 5000 have sold Ofhe weeks business 6sO Upland 4l ' s7tO Orleans nt 4a 8; 59sO Alabama and Mobile at 4 T. and l6g Sea Island l9 lsd per lb In the days about AGO bnles have been taken speculation and 1900 for export The import of cotton into Liverpool since the rt January is 9s6,OOO baes, against 274OOO period last the supply from the United States has been 775OOC, being decrease of 1000 bnles The stock in this port tmated 5s6, 900 against 49OOOO at period seasonhe stock of American about lO3 GOO about 1000 less than it then Respectfully, SC.
 The sales of in the Havre market for the week ending the 3Oth Sept s,746 N. Orleans duty paid, 67 lOsc 2,46s Mobile T e7 2l4O Upland 72 50 s9.- Total s,s75 b. The demand good closing and the prices of the previous week maintained. The de- preciaton cOntrasted with the prices of the time in the previous month"; is down at 2fa 3f The total import of Sept. s55 b. and the deliveries 3Os65.
 stock-SOth September. American. Total.
 154l bales. l33,G00. .l39,000
 1s40 .l19,G coo. .126,OC0
 1889 6s, 500. ......7i,5G0
 In the other cotton markets ofte continent the sales in sympathy with the English market dul and pr ces generally had receded.
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It is rather singular that Gov. OWEN, who died a few days ago at Raleigh, the first choice of the nomination had not been thrust aside by the impolt- ic policy which preferred Mir. Tyler, what very different aspect the state of parties and the condition of the country would have presented to-day
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It is stated in the Savannah Republican, that Tiger hundred fhis warriors has surrendered himself to Col. Worth, at Tampa. Coacooche. another of these desperate sa.ages, has also given himself up, and with two hundred and fifty of his followers, has been shipped 10 the West.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-02

sSsifk's Alabama Justice.-This work which was
 advertised some weeks ago, as being in press, is now nearly completed. Mir. Smith has placed in our hands for examinaton, l92 printed pages, winch comprise nearly the whole oi the civil division.
 The work evnces considerable legal research ; and evidently been the result of studous and careful investigation. It is arranged with great simplicity aud the forms and precedents numerous. lt cannot fail to be useful contribution to the nelli- The volume will comprise about 500 pages, and will bs general guide book to all the civil officers oi the State. It is m press in New York, and the exscutou of the printing is superintended by Mir. F. Handy of this city. The pages before us present a beautiful spec ilen of typography.
 The work will be speedily competed-and wIllb received in this city early in November.--Fiag o the Upion1