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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

For sale at the Book Store of
J. r. NENDENHALL.
Richmond. August sth, 1919. 80
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MONEY MATTERS.

LIST or BANK NorEs RECEIVED THE Branch
BANK At RICHMOND:
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Richmond. Aug. 8. 1919. .B3-3t
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Richmond, July 25th, 1919.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
A CURIOUS AFFAIR.
Sr. Lows, Friday, Sci

Sr. Lofts, Friday, Sept. 81.
A curious ahhr has just come TO light,
which has created no little talk and specu.
aiion ia our community. II appears that
some SIX years ago Mr.. Augustus kenner.
ly, city collector, was charged with dc.
falcaion IN the sum OF $4,000, aud was
subsequently dismissed from office for the
supposed crime. He, however, did not 90
without protesting that an error had been
committed, and earnestly requested iha.
the city authorities would examine the
accounts. His en,renlies prevailed and
his accounts we're overhauNed, but unior.
tur,,ely nothing came TO high, al all ia.
vorabIe TO tim, and he was c'nsequently
discharged, dIsgrnced and ruined. Yes
icrday, strange TO say, on examination o'
on old Day Book by the present Auditors
$4,000 was found marked as posted by
kenncrly, which had not been posted, Sc
tina, the city actually owes the discharge
collector $40 900 with interest, beside lh'
/ restoring of bligh,ed reputation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
Hungary.

From IIungnry there is but l'uls Of i'm
portance. Comron aud PeleI~ardeln ha,
not surrendered. No news has been re
esyed of ku.suih.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
EDDY'S TYPOCRAfiiEf.

We took occasion several months since
10 mentiol this ingenious contfsance to
our readers. From a second VIII 10 II
which We made yesterday. We are ena bed
10 afIrd the following particulars, shich
may not prove unlniefes'ing: The ma.
chine consists OF rectangular table Of or
binary dimensions resting upon cast iron
frame, upon which are placed uprigh,s .p.
porting the type form, the mixing sppa,s
ius aud The levers which constitute the mo.
tive power. The types are compactIy set
IN on oblong form, i've iuches by three,
and by o peculiar motion, communicated
by means ii u brake to q notched bar OF
steel, certain levers are thrown tito and
gut Of gear alternately, thereby bringing
the .orm directly over the INK plate, which
instantly r SEES and lnks The type by simple
contact. Simultaneously with the fall Of
the plate the operator touches key lex
actly siEilst 10 those OF an sccordeop.
which 10 ITS iuta strike. an index bar up.
on The type carrying tho desired letter
this is ,hrust ihr, ugh an aperture IN the
mk plate and the impress on made on the
paper brnes h. The arrangements for
spacing, driving out and jn,,,fyung The llnes
are uosi ingenious combination Of levers
and springs, and such is the simplicity Of
the whole, that even IN the most inexpefl.
euced hands, no part of It IL liable 10 be.
cove d,sordcred. Mr.. Eddy hs, con.
lfsc, 10 furnish a number Of hi. machines
TO the Patent Office. where the invention
has me, With considerable favor; And he
mas s,ron: nope. Of b-Ing able 10 lntr aduce
lhcmlnlo ,he,s'lous Departments al Wash.
lngton likewise. The Typographer is cal.
cua.ed 10 do tho work of ten clerks, al
co.i 10 the government Of abou, five cents
per hundred words, and is intended 20 prln,
instead of writing The records and other
public documents, often wre,chcdly wit.
ten and dliicul, 10 decypher. The ma.
chine 10 now al the establishment, OF Messrs.
Denmesd, North street. |, 10 certainly
one VI the most lngenlous conlrlvsnces oi
the nlue,eenlh century, Bali. Am,rscaa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
list Of Letters

Ep EMAINlNG in The Post Office al Charlotte,
ma N, C., on the 30th September. is4s;
A-Rober y Alexander, Miles B Ab.rr,thy,
George Allen, RoIsnn, Alexander. Rob't Arnold,
Minerva AItI.uier, Frederick T Alexander, Ju.
MUS NJ Alexander.
B-rc,er Brown. s C Ilovce, Brown 4 Elliott,
John Billy, Joseph c Bell Washington Berryhill,
VI X B,.t~ick, joseph T. Black sam Bl.ck&
&C u Gross. Miss Sarah Gotten, DR. J l. Cobb,
VIM /. Cathsy, John Ca,hcar,, Tho, II Coleman,
Mrs Harriet Cooncr, Col Comdt GSh Reg imcnt2
Col. Comdt 1t Regiment Volunteers,
D-Dseuerre.n ARTIST. VIM u Dtsrmon, JOSH
ia Dlniels, Philemon Dennis, A b Davidson,
E--G l. Eaton, William Evans
Flew Fc.nrm,n, Miss Mary A Frsw, Miss
Sarah Frew, r 6 flanagan.
G--E Cause, X A Grirr 2, Thorn s Gooch,
Isabella Gfer, John K Gort.l, n GOuger, Sarah
II Grier.
Nv J Harris, WIN n Hawkins, F. Harris,
Israel Huse, John VI llu,chison, Joseph Hodges .,
I!auct Harris, George llarpo. Louisa Henderson,
WIN l. lIorson,
Wv .llium jerks, F Jones.
K-lIen,y II Kendall San,1 + Kerr. Hugh
kccnsn.
M-WilHam Morell, David P Mccoy. Mary
Ann NJ 2 Iery. Jamts II Marshall. Anderson
( Mendenhsl, Marshal Mckelvy, Jiwes Mitchell
\ Sam'l Moore. Amanda McCauley, Hugh ii Moss
1 James Morris, Jane Lure, Lord McRary Johu
/ + Muwec. AMI M,C,un, DR. Charles X Mont
r,msry, Mrs Mary Ann Maxwell, John Ii Me
Dowcll NJ n McCord, q Morris.
N--James Nolan.
P-John P.,ts, Thos Parker, Miss Pri {
Thomas Price, John NJ Pots. A l. Porter, Mari
II Parker.
Q-Jsmes q ,ery.
!, Al ~ II ..Ha Rsn
S-Miss Sarsh Stewart. Mrs Mary Smith. ia
M.Scott, Mrs. Martha a Sours, William 1 Sih
CSfus Stinson. Mrs Eslbeth Sample, Emanut
S,lcman, Leroy Stowe, Robt c Scott, Jas Sneller.
r IA II Todd, e., G Tot,en, John l. Todt
d Andreas Teyor, lsaac Thompson,
}, W-Miss Sarah A Wilson, Stephen n Wilson
James ID Whius ,, John b Wilson, William WI
= hanson, Jane r Walker, John = Wedding, }.
>, G Williamson, Prof John While2.
II Y--Dr. Saml N Yates 5.
A. GRAHAM, PM
, -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
Pictorial Temperance Almanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, \. York B,imote, and
Charleston. Vol printed, aud handsomely illus.
uaed Filled with valuable statistics, ting
anecdotes, touching inclden' s, and able Arguments
showing the evils attending the use of inloNica.
ting drinks, and the blessings of total abstinence.
Besides u variety OF other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies. Pedders. Booksellers and o,hers Who
buy by the qoanu'y, will he supp'ied at halt p.ics
Single copies 81 cents. Orders, through the mail
or otherwise, Will be promptly attended to. if ad.
dressed, tree postage, to OLIVER X BRO FL.
Err, American Temperance Repository, l2S Full
| ton. street, New. York.
IL Editors giving the above advertisement,
with this notice, two inside insertions, and an
| editorial, and sending = marked copy to "The
New.Yurk Organ" will bs entitled 10 twenty
copies Of the AluAsae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
ASECDOTE,

H. the days Of the revolution there was
an old indy ~ho occasionally entertained
man aud beast, remarkable for her unleel
lng cove business. Oae day awesrled and
,im,shud soldier called al her house and
asked Tor refreshmcnt-hl. appearance IN.
dicaled extreme poverty the old lady
thought hrs means not adequate 10 remu.
nerstc her for avery ample fcpas, 80 she
placed before hun dish OF bones which
looked as though they had been pretty
faithfully picked, aud left her son to Sc tie
with the soldier, when he had flushed
their second examination. The boy, pity
ing the traveller, and willing to give HI.
parent reptooi toi her parslmony, told his
guest upon rising from the table that be
was welcome TO what he had eaten, and
made present into the bargain. In a
shor, time the mother returned, when hel
son inquired. Mother, how much was Il
worth TO pick them old bones
a shilling my dear" said she, expect.
ing To receive the money. 81 Thought 81,
replied the boy, and | gave the old sol
der a shilling Cor doing III
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
ORGANTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

f2NliE Trustees Of The fORCANTON FE-
n MALE ACADEMY, tabe pleasure in On
nouncing, that the, huve secured the SERVERS Of
the Rev. J. NJ. Ilsos, as Principal, assisted by
Mrs fosD (al accomplished lady from the North)
in the Literary, and Mrs. ANS f. ELwIS, in the
Muslc al Department The character Of ibe Teach
eIs, the bealthiunr. and delightful scenery of
the loca!on-the hospitality and r. tinemtnt OF he
society OF Morgsnton, enable this Institution 10
pIssent strong claims for extensive patronage.
VsuCmS 8
Ia the Enc lish Department, per sess. Of months,
Fu.t Close. 81 50
Second Cls.p, 10 W
Third Lass, Is W
Latin. nch, Drawing and Painting, exls,
Music On Piano. Is "
Hosrdii & cen ~ he'd in respectable emilies al
Usen d0llsrs per month, every tnlng included.
The se,si1n gill Commence 90 the leh lobsr.
X. G. PEARSON, 1isbideut
Morgsnton, Sep. 20 lc49 ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
ApuLTERArEp FLOUR DErEcToR.

hbULl EkA Ed fIbtR Dt bti
VI. Boland, baker, Of PARIS, has ,nsen.
ted an ingenious instrument called by HIN
The aleurome,or, tho purpose OF which -
70 Indicate tn. panihable properties OF
wheat apar. The indication depends up
on The expansion Of the gluten consumed
ma given quantity Of -four, any 800 grams,
when freed by elulra,ion from 'ls starch.
ball Of gluten being placed N a cy Under
10 which n piston is fitted, the apparatus IS
exposed 10 a temperature OF 100 degrees
~ the gluten d,la,es, its degrees OF dlla'n
hon is marked by the piston rod II "a
degrees Of dila,atlon arc not obtained, the
Hour is rejec,ed-,he best -four usually CIV
ing from SO to fifty degrees, From ex'
permen,s which have been made by Chew
leul and Payen, il appears tina, the dliasa
hon shows correctly the degree OF de,erio
ration which the wheat -four has under
gone, and consequently tho aleuromese
pillars itself a. ~ instrument Of praciica
Igporsasee,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05

All the Northern Sla,es OF Germany,
except Oldcnbu'g, have acceded To the
slh,nce proposed By the Prus'laus, Every
'hlng was quot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
nEducatiOn.

Aug. let 1919
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
ESCAPE Or ". cLAY's sERvANTLEvI

ESCAPE OF Ma CLAf'S SEhNAN LtNt.
We learn from the Butf,lo Commercial,
ihs, telegaphlc COMMUNICATION has been
received from Mr. Clay. by Mr.. lodges
Of tina, CITY, stating that on arr,ln, at San.
du.ky, nj. servant Levi was no where TO
be found.
T., is supposed thai he was either acct
den,aiIy left bchiod a, Buffalo, or has vo'.
uolsrly escaped Tho latter most proha
bly III will be rccolIee.ed lha, he was once
belore induced 10 leave by the Offer Of $500
but refunded the money and returned 10
his master Al Newport. We learn that
NJ. Clay has authorized Mr.. Hodges Ia
pay hi. expenses home. IT he again repeni'
Of the step he has takeo, aud wishes 10 re
urn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
To Farmers and DairymcE.
Anthony & Emerson's Pa'en Double. Act
ING RotdrY Churn,

Anthony & EmersOn's Patent Double. Act
ing Rotary Churn,
UDEC uLIARLY adapted to Warm Climates,
Il as IT produces butter as easily from sweet
mix as from cream. In Bringing this tff,ctual
mud simple Chufn into use, the pro- rIctors, feeling
confidence in ITS capabilnIcs, 10 not hesitate TO
pronounce 1t the best Churn ever offered to the
public. This churn is On exhibition al the Agen
cy, No ?, john street. second story, corner of
Broadway, New York city.
And in order to convince the inrrc luOous and
ss'i,ty the curious a i2 o'clock dsy, q churn.
Jog Will be made.
The public are invited TO call and examine the
machinc, and sce lis utilIty l. s,ea Il combines
the following vatuah'e qualities
lsl 1t produce. butter in les. time thsn any
other Churn, making 1t and gathering II from
sweet milk IN IRON three to eight mnul,s and
from cream in mach less time.
%. l. produces more butter from the same
amour, OF milk or cream than the ordinary meth.
cd as 1t doe. It's work IN more thorpus cad sea.
entIhc manner.
81. 1t is the cheapest aud most convenient,
Chutn ever invented, involving the true phliose.
phical principles OF butter Masking
1 h. New milk, after hstEg chu ned, is sweet
and suitable ior family Ds
5th lusiead Of eediug the calf with mix dh
rect from The cow-churued sweet mI k Ill an
sMer every purpose. By tins means lie butter Is
al profit.
J We cnsr il upon The following terms: If the
Churn does not prove as recommended, 1t may be
returned ard The money will be refunded,
We have constantly on hand and tor sale. six
different siics, 81, u, S. So, 80 and sl2, oaps.
bic of ohururng at one time 9, 81 s., 10, Is and
20 gallons of milk or cream Also, Cnurns Of any
s1s made 10 order
Exclusive country rights 10 manufacture and
sell in the States OF North and South CarolIna
Georgia and Florida, Tor sale at about the rate D
one hundred dollars Tor each 10, 900 Inhabitants.
Terms Cash. discount OF % per cent. al
lowed 10 the trade.
All orders. postage paid. addressed 10 the sub
5 scriber, will be promptly attended to.
L. DOUGLASS, Agent,
No . John street, corner Of Broadway, N y.
s. TYou will please send IS churs 10 Candc'
via Cea,!esos, esrs Rail tosd Ag,at
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
THOMAS II. BENTON.

The Senator from Missouri spoke on The
lsi instant at Fsyc'te. in Howard county
Missouri. II had been currently given
out for sometime that he dared not speak
there; AMI when the day arrived, be iie s
persons from the County present, menshad
come IN from the neighboriug counties,
and ''co'Rmon pistols and fevolvers abound.
ed. IL was threatened that Mr.. Benton
should onsus questions, or walksover dead
bodies before he got out Of The cole, 9
building, IN which he was to speak.
When the Senator arrived Fayette, q
letter was of.red hun from Dr.. -,
which Mr.. Benton refused to touch, SAYING
that he did not r'ceire letters from man
nhO demanded an dnsrer Nth sir bar.
rsled rsvolcsr tnier has coat. At one O.
clock MIR. Benton entered the hall where
he was to speak-a hall holding about
200 persons, and crowded 10 overnowinr.
HIS rising was greeted with Kisses and
groans. through which only a few words
Of The speaker could he cauph, at intervals.
This confusion lasted about fifteen minutes,
when The Senator obtained command of his
audience, and spoke for about four hours
wl'hou, further interruption. The speech
10 said 10 have been neu one. The top.
ice were the Nilsson resolutions. nullif
Gallon, and the Wilmot pro,iso. Mr. Ben.
Ion left the stand and the College. hall
few minutes before five O'Clock, followed
by about ihrcsfourth. OF hi. audience.
who congratulated him on his speech and I
he effect VI li.--Phli Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
NEW FIRM,
AND
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
MesSrs. AlsobrOOk & Robinson

para " engaged in the art and mystery OF their
profession. they do not hesitate in saying 10 the
public, that they feel Themselves appreciated for
conducting then cSta oliohmcnt In 'ts lie
and manner, inferior 10 none IN the Sou hern
Country: and if close application faithful work,
and an indpmirablc determination 10 please, can
in.ure success, they cannot but hope 10 secure
a There portion Of public patronage. Beng deter
mined il.r their work for Fanhfulness, Fashion,
Fu and Elfgancs, shall not be surpassed BY
none, thew have no dtllcacv in accounting them.
selves sble to pe1se ALL, from the simpll
cits o. of the mcs, plain. 10 the anc Of the mot
sst dions. Respectfully soliciting a continuance
Of The fsvors Of The old patrons and inviting the
public in general 10 give them call Que or the
other Of them, v Ill at all Times be found al The old
s'ard of r. " 4 X. c. Robinson. one door sou h
IF Kerrs Hotel, ready and anxious 10 wait upon
Al who may be disposed to give them frlsl.
A p. ALSOBR0Dk.
r. Il ROBINSON,
Charlotte, Sept q, lo49. 4Itf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
Public Sale.

az ILL be sold b. the >ub>cfihei. on the 10 h
w OF Oc'nb.r next OF the la'e rrtd grCe 81
David IIerrv, decd, about ten u lis from Cha
lotle, near the B. uties Ford Road, The fol OWING
viz:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
~ Notice..

Il OST, Note of hand OF James Robinson for
IL One Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and
Fifty Cents, drawn payable to Jas. W. Osborne
given in lsa5 and due January, le4J, with a ere.
dit Of SIS, dated either in June or July, lo49--
All Lersons are torewarncd trading for said Note
and the makor is notified 70 pay II 10 no one bu
myselG ,o,row
oss 81 80. W
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-05
CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

The subscriber gives notice 10 the friencs and
patrons of this institution that he has secured the
services Of Miss Mary Dayton, as principal Tu.
toress, ndy wLos. qualifications arc OF the high.
est order. wih experience in teaching. But una.
voldsbe delay renders it necessary to say, that the
exercises Of tie Acadamy cannot be commenced
until the %. Monday Of Nav rext.
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Charlotte, n C.. Oct. 5 ls49 49tt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Fever and Ague is speedily cured by DR.. OSg""d's
Tnd ChoIagosus. The sal!ow complexion and J III"
diced eye which often prccc lis attacks, are in few
days entirely cr,ruvcd. The IcaIlI Of thousands has
hccn perfectly rcs"rcd by this medicine whc" a" 9th
CT remedies have failed Its operations is nol simply
to suspend the disease for time, but to pnri!y the sys'
trrn and restore il 10 Il sound ard pcricc: health
4 small Treatise ON The causes, treatment and cure
oc Fever and Arur and other diseases of bilious eli.
mates" may be had gratis Of the Undersigned ag"nt'
SCH, l2. [4ll J. X. MckAlN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Seat of Government from Fread to Orchova
where he is now protected by the Hungarian
army.
The Russian papers publish letter from
Prince Pa>krwlch To the Gar, in which he
says that Hungary is at the feet of your lmpr-
rial Majesty. The insurgents transmitted their
power to Grorgy, and he has made an unc"n H.
,tinna surrender to Russia, and his example
will tie generally followed.
|, is reported in some quarters that Ieorgy
has proved traitor and been brlbrd.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

Ry virtue o. <:lnrv executions 10 me directed,
wr sell before The Court House door, on the lst
Monday III Or'nbor. and the day following ii mr.
ccSsarv. hnug irn lSt and ~ dars ni said month.
between The Ic4ai hours OF sale, the following pro.
per'y. /" Wl:
All The rImht TILE ard interest OF the Defendant
in and 10 .uS No. 1888 auI 1856, with the inl-
provcmcrt< thereon, in ID" town ni Camden. Lot
No 1898 rr"n:s Nr-t "u 'roll.St.. N". l0iG fronts
East on Mar'"t II , each measuring Gti feet wade,
by 26l feet deep; levied on and ito be sold as The
rrn.cfiv ri Lew - Johnson, al lI;c suit Of Robinson
& CaidMcI
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
Camden Female Academy,

TIC Exercises Of the Camden Female Acl,lcmy will he
r's,rn"' un Monday. Oct. Isl under the direction of Mrs.
f. L. Met anllcss and Miss VI. A. Walker.
The scholastic year will consist of months and all
scholars will lr expected I" remain from ,I tim" "l
ing until the rlc n the year. arl will be- charged for the
same.
Primary Department. embracing Reading.
Writing and Spelling S2l 0Oprr year.
2d C!a>--'mhrrrng History. Typography,
Grammar. trilhmrtr and Composition. $40 90 .
lst Cla-s--,mh-aring History. Chemistry,
Logic. Philosophy, Agrra, t;cnmr.
try &C. S32OO"
French, s20 W -
Latin. 820 40 -
Drawing Linear and PrrsJrclivc) S:}1 Ou
Vocal Music. 500"
Scprml,rr l. 81 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
lew David's, or Hebrew Plaster.

This popular Plaster has been known 10 cure kheu
natisrn prnnantly in three weeks and Cont in half
that time, by removing local Inflammation fr"m tho
muscles and g,rncn,s OF the j"in,s There is not a
family in the Uncd States that would consent TO be
wi,hou, the Plaster single day they knew lis value
See advertisement in another column.
scr H. T1i1
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
70 the Citizens of Camden, and the Ira

The subscriber has his Omnibus, CAMDEN,
making her regular trips to and from ;he Rail Road
Depot He runs in cunnexiom with the Cheraw
and Charlotte Stages, TO THE STAGE OF
FICE. and To ANY PART OF CAMDEN, OR
klRkWOOD. This is the United States Mail
Line, and as The subscriber pa rs by tie IIo'els
every morning, before the dep. 'ture Of the cars,
Passengers need net fear h";r; left, who 60 in his
Dnnbus' Grat fnI for the patronage already re-
c"red. he hopes by strict attention to his business;
10 merit continuance OF the same.
JOHN K. WITHERSPOON.
Aug. 8. 81 If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
4 [ q ! /.

50 acres ~ Laud, more less, vi ereo the De-
fcndanr resides, adjoining lands Of James Camp.
bell and others. Also, IS acres Of Land, nrr" or
less. kn"wn as The Roy Tract. adj"nig l. nds OF
Estate WIN. Th RI Also, all the Defendant S
InlcrcS' rlgii and tale II and l,O acres oi Lana,
more or less, Lc!"n.ln! To the Estate of Wan.
Tluri adjoining Lands oi j. VI. Shaw, and o hers.
Levied al d 10 be sold as The property of Hardy
Thorn, ., the sut Of VI. {. Reynolds Adm'x, aid
others, ". Il. Thorn.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
Copartneyship IIotice.

The Undersigned have associated themselves
together under the firm Of WALKER d WAL
TER. for The transaction of " Facforage and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce. hone to mer-
it a share of patronage and will make liberal ad-
vanccs on Cotton and other produce sent 10 them.
All consirnmcmts will be- attended 10 with prompt
ness and despatch. RlCtiD i. WALKER.
GEORGE. II. WALTER.
Charleston, Sept 1st ls19 36 #
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. s.-'Thc news by the
NiocarQ has rrarhrd us. Yesterday $50 bales
Cn,lun were sold al extreme prices. The
weeks sales amount lo 2nO0 bales. Tine re-.
cell I. ul the new crop amnllnt In 2l00 halrs.
against l,2lS bales last ycar-gnnd mddling
quoted Il, ID .: fair / ID Ia -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-12
Notice.

ON and after the lst September next, the sew:
era Cot.on Presses in Charleston will; by agree.
ment, charge Thirty Cents per bale extra. on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands:
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters, this notice is given that Rope Bandages
aIor.e may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent 10 harIeston and Savannah is now
compressed before Shipment.
July IL % 3Ot