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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

GOOD lNNESTMENT-One of the best sites far man.
~ ufacturng purposes in this State, having all -, -
the vautages Of being high and dTy and healthy @ Sd
and Tree from inundalOn, either from Lake orA-4A--
River oyerows and surrounded by great variety of the
finest pine and hard wood TIMBER Said site upon fine
navgabe stream all seasons OF contiguous
10 this city and is already improved with and very
substantial STEAM SAW and GRTST MILL. (rupning
two Saws,) STOREHOUSE for Merchandise and sew
eral comfortable Dwellings. with Gardens attached, Work
shops and Oubudings, and offers great inducements for
many other profitable improvements The whole or part
OF the above Offered for SALE OF lease and
VIII be disposed OF very accommodating terms. For
which, aud further information apply TO
lalQ Nv L. Il NnAn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
he Conneik Of the iSseond Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

Iete in all their details The
ALLEY BATHS, has
Onti street, near the corner
known as the NepOuilly
snee any establishment OF
e HOT, COLD, SHOW
I'D BATHS can be had at
Il 10 O'Clock P. M Hot,
. my1l 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

=. Geeral CotR1atssioa Merchant, 20 Gravier n9
M Q. RAYMOND. Familv Grocer. II Camp
w street. aUM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

PIANO FORTEs FOR sALE-A choice and large
a assortment of first and splendid EzskElu-,.
PIANOS and PIANINOS of different sgilir.I3 1ta
styles, from Erard, Pleysl, and other cele- NJ M RI
all of unquesonabe superiority for richness of tome and
keeping in pitch and The subscriber will sell them at
his Wareoom in order that they take advantage of this
opportunity. ALL0VON, No "A Cont street.
tn. Pianos REPAIRED, RENTED, TUNED and
APPRAISED. myM 3m
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

Washing Made Easy.

We saw the other day with many others,
tho operation of Roberts Anti Fiction " ash.
lrg Machine, and We believe 1t gave general
satisfaction. The Machine operates alto.
gelher by pressure, aud Is a saving Of labor
and does not irlure tho clothes 10 the Ieas,
as evidence OF this we saw q newspaper satur.
ated with water put under the cy hinder for
two or three minutes, and when il came oul
not single letter was .ficed. To any one
who have felt the dssg bleness Of wa,h.
ing day we fully believe they would make a
sewing BY using this washer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

DEATH OF WIN. J. CAMPBELL,

l. ~ painful to us TO have IN announce Ia
our readers The decease Of Hon. Thomas
Jefferson Campbell, Of Tennessee, Clerk Of
the House of Representatives Of the United
States. HIS death took place Mt his lodgings
IN this city, about one o'clock on Saturday
morning, after an Illness Of a week. Hlsre
mains are to be conveyed forthwith to hi.
residence in the State OF Tennessee for inter.
Dent.
Mr.. Campbell was Gin language which we
repeat from the Union Of yesterday ca gen.
Ileman IN his principles amia bio in his TEN.
per and manners, and respected by gentlemen
of both pariss." TO which we add ,ba, he
was man Of unimpeachablc integrity.
He was Clerk of the House Of Represen.
natives IN tho last Congress as we'll as in this,
and had before that been himself a Member
of that body from the ds,ic, in which he
lived.-Not Intel.
Richard NJ. Young was, on the I7th inst.
elected TO fill The vacancy. IIo formerly held
al appointment 10 tho Land Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

Messrs. Johnston. Myers and u. W. Ca'd'
we'll, spoke against the substitute and IN iavor
Of sending Delegates.
The question was then taken on the sub
s,i,u,e OF Gen. Young aud voted down. The
original preamble and resolutions were then
adopted.
The Chairman was authorized To appoint
Two Delegates and Two aternalcs TO the Nash.
vile Convention.
There was very respectable meeting at
IFS commence meut, but before the vote was
taken there could mol have been more than
100 persons present. many Of whom did not
vote, and this will 40 doubt be loudly pro,
claimed to the country as the voice OF old
1 Meckenburg."
We have not pretended to give any thing
like full accoun, Of the proceedings. We
shall give the resolutions in our next.
We louk upon the Nashville Convention
as perfectly dead. 1.-THE Information we re-.
ceive is correct, South Carolina aud Miss's.
sppi are the only Sta,es~hat will be fully
teptesenied, and the number OF Delegates
will be so small that they will hardly attempt
to act. A large portion of the Southern peo-
pie have gone against il, aud unless men
will attend without the show Of authority, We
now have nothing 10 fear from It's action
Asto Georgia, hear wha, The Augusta Con
, stiutionaIlsl, decided a Democratic paper
says:
"Tbe mcagcr vote given for delegates II
c the recent election is virtual defeat OF ths
e Southern Convention movement ~ Georgia
y So far as this State is concerned, We 'oot
+, upon it as dead and buried No exigenc,
1 that might arise on the slavery question he
tween this and the fist Monday IN June Cal
revive it. No enormity Of an,i.slavery lie
: esla,ion by Congress ought to induce tn
delegates voted for in Georgia to take the'
seats In that Convention. Nor should tn
t delegates elected by unaoimous vote OF III
Il Legislature do so. The action Of The lie
yi.lature has no, received proper endorse
menl by the people of Georgia"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
wuICsTATECONVENTHON

1t having been referred, by County meet
ings and suudry communications from dliie'
rent portions Of the State, to the Central
Committee, appointed by the Wing Patty,
to designate the Wing Convention, for the
purpose Of nominating Candidate for Cav.
ernof:
Notice is hereby given, tina, TO suit the
views and wishes Of the largest number, tn,
said Convention will assemble IN Raleist, OF
Monday, the 10Th day of June next. A
which time and place the Delegates are mos
respectfully invited to attend
RICH ID HINES, CTm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
From Telegraph Report of fhe Il. Register.
WASHINGTON CRY, Ap'd 20
II O'clock. $50.

y
Ia Senate yesterday Foote'S resolution for
a Select Committee Of thirteen was under
consideration. Benton, 10 course of discus.
son, said the South cried Wolf, when there
was no danger; that the whole trouble com.
mPnced with The Southern Address.
Fnote replied and used personalities. Ben.
ton then advanced hastily and Violently TO-.
ward, Foo'e, who Immediately rettea'ed into
ma aisle IN front Of The Vice Presidents Chair,
drawing revolver. Great confusion ensured
chafs and desks being broken in the melee
Benlon cried out, ''Iel The assassin shoot -
Oder was finally restored, after great ex.
ctement and CONSERVATION,
footr, IN explanation, said that he pre-
sumed Benton intended to stab or shoot him
and drew his pistol TO defend himself. Ben
ton replied that it was ga lying cowardly
pretext, for ASSASSINATION" A Committee was
appointed to investigate The matter Mr.
Clay moved that they be bound over to keep
the peace-to which Benton replied that he
would sooner rot IN a prison"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
A SIGN ~ CONNECTICUT.

The party whose State Convention for the
nomination Of cadidstes for State officers laiq
on the table a set Of Wimot proviso resolu
tons, and then by vote Of ISL to 81 LAID
on the table resolution approving Of The
provso resolution, passed BY the last Legs
Ia,ure, has carried the election; while the
party whose Convention adopted proviso re.
solutions is defeated.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1850,

IT WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq, is our a,
gent in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain advertise
ments and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
rE. w. CARR, Esq, is our agent in Fhiladal.
ph;a, authorized TO obtain advertisements and pro.
cure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
The Committee Of l3 Appointed.

We learn from Washington that after
great opposition the Senate on The l7h INST,
by vote OF 81 yeas to % nays, have adopt.
ed Mr. Foote's resolution to appoint G. m.
mttee Of IS To consider Mr.. Gays and Mr..
Bells resolutions, relative TO the subject Of
slavery, &c. The Committee was 10 be bal
loi,ed for on The 18Th.
The Senate On The 20 h inst, elected the
following Senators TO compose the Select
Committee which is charged with the duty
Of devl,ing some plan Of settling the various
questions arising out of the present agitation
on The subject Of slavery:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
The following paragraph Is copied from
the Georgetown True Repsbi,can:

EiIhED VI.
We are informed upon pretty reliable al.
lhorlly, that Mr. Timothy Coward, who re.
sides al Godfrey's ferry On the Pee Dee, while
engaged IN Ii hing some few dsys since, heard
tho cry Of child, and on looking in The d..
recion whence the noise came, he discovered
an Object floating rapidly down the current oil
the uver. lie Immediately won't in pursuit
OF the objec', overlook and raised It inlo his
canoe, when 1t proved TO be wooden box
continuing a hoe infdnt, apparently some hfco
or four days old. The box seemed to have
been made with great care. well finished and
wafer proof, and was well lined inside with
ii'nnel, aud The little fqnarian-if NO may
so speak very handsomely dressed in 10
I" best bib and tucker"
Fortunately for The poor babe, end equally
fortunate for the peace of mind Of The dIubo'
cal wretch who placed The infant in so perl.
Gus a condition, 1t has fallen into tho hands
OF humane and generous man. who sets 10
claim of sairagc covering nothing short OF
the vessel aud cargo entire. Mr.. Coward
would not exchanges he little Mosss--a name
VIC take Tho liberty to sussest-ior all other
bsbles nfon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
From The Richmond " big.
ONCE Holders.

We have e., quenily stated, tina! large
majority Of the fsderal offices 10 Virginia,
and those the most lucrative, are still held by
Democrats. II is the same case IN Washu G.
ton. Nh. Trum Smith lately presented
the following statement. furnished TO HIN ny
persons conversant with the facts.
On the 4,h Of March, 1919, the clerks 10
the several Departments were thus d's'''eu
ted:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
More New Goods.

We call attention TO The advertisement OF
Messrs Young, Blair 4 Co. They have
some fac Goods, and they are DESTROYS OF
exhibiting them TO all DESTROYS Of purchasing
believing hat the taste of all can be suited.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

March. 9TH. IIJ5.
"Mt IIa'nett j sired the opinion OF the Commit.
too Peeting negtoe fellow he bought in Rhode
Is and &, native OF that place. in the month Of &c.
tober last, whom lie designed 10 have brought sIth
ban 10 Ills Province bu, tho said useros fanawly
al the time OF hi. sailing from Rhode Island
The question was put whether Vi. l1arns,t may
import the said Negro from Rhods Island.
Resolred anaHimsaslg. That Mr. llarnett maF
import tho NsEroe from Rhode Island, and il j, Tho
opinion Of tins Committee that und,f tho above
circumstances. such importation VII moi 10 any
Engagement OF tho Asliele Of tho Resolves Of the
General Congress"
The safety committees in tie Western
part Of North Carolina had but few, il any
such cases as these 10 decide. Theirs was
not an importing frontier. IL 10 hardly ne.
cessary 10 show tina, they heartily &C.
quirsccd ia the resolves Of the Provincial
aud of the General Congress. Nuvenhe.
less, to make assurance doubly sure, the fol.
lhuirg Is an extract from the Joufnil Of The
Cumm,Iiee Tor Rowan County.
~ he resolves Of the Provincial Congress met
at Newborn on the 25lh Day Of August last were
read. and unanimously agreed to-
Resolrsd That the thanks Of the County be CIV.
To the deputies OF the sad County and Town OF
Salisbury for their faithful attendance on tho Pro.
vIncial Congress"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
Demccra,ic nrepondctaneo,

And vet, General Taylor has been repre-
sened TO be the bloodesl ProsciipIionist
that ever existed The public can, from
the facts, Judge ~ha, couii lcnce Is due to the
Bitter Enders."
Daring MIR Folks Administration, there
was no, one Wig in the Diplomatic service.
Every thing was Loco. Bu' this was newt
table, considering the princ,pe on when
,sat Administration acted. This principle
was very distinctly avowed in the following
letter from Mr.. X. J. Walker, SECRETARY Of
the Treasury:
MAY (. lsi6.
"Dear sir On Saturday last directed your ap
Monument to b. made out. Since that p"riod, II
hss been made known TO me that you are, and al
wsys have horn, Wing. This Is very unexpected
Intelligence 10 me You never dad represent your
ssIf 10 me az a Democrat. hot to 1t Tor granted
that such was he fact II Is mpos'ibi" for NE TO
make the removal contemplated. ior he purpose OF
/ appointing a Wig have frlt constrained there.
4 fore. TO revoke tie order tor your appointment ]
( regret this occurrence very much uut short &C
quaintancs had made strong impression on my
mind in your favor and | still bs isv-, that p'fson
ally, YOU are entu cd to my respect and esteem
hit, under the circumstances, cannot make the
removal and appointment as intended take pleas
ure IL saying. that your deportmep hroaS hout has
been correct and honorable Yours, very &c
sPecifuliy,
"R WALKER.
jaws l. CnlLpsiss, Etq7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

Va This being Court Week our paper has
been thrown back a ltlle by necessary at.
tenl.on to other business.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

January. 2l,t. l775.
Resolrsd. That notices be seat 10 Mc.sr.
George aud Tbonas Hooper. Herald Biaekmore,
Arthur MADISON and Peter Malls,, To feship by tho
nrIt opportunity. the saadry negroes they bsv.
ported since the hfs, day Of Dsesnber last, It be.
ing The opinion Of ilIs Committee tbst such mgor
islou, century, to the resolves OF iha commit.
;ssH
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
From the Rdi,igh Register.

History has f. qIeurI, been Invoked, oflate,
tc II ~ hat she knows of II e til.ulIes that
environ us. BY the assistance oi an esteem.
ed frrrni-than whom few mea in the
State are better acquainted with It's history
we are enabled TO present below some Gu
rious item, from the early history Of North
Carolina, which may have srme effect, per.
haps, IN guiding The thoughtful.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24

1 do not believe the people oil Ndshsiile
will permit il and if that convention meets,
and opposition is made 10 consider even
whether the Uaion ought 10 be dissolved |
hope the citizens Of Nashville will drive eve.
ny traitor Of them into The Cumberland riy.
er.
II any Of the good people OF North Caro-.
Ina have thought that II night be possibly
proper for them 10 attend that convention,
they will think better Of It, | have no doub,
after they read the receu. exraordldary
speech of Senator from South Carolina,
(Mr. Calhoun. 10 that speech he tells Us,
our government 10 " as absoiute as that Of the
Autocrst Of Russia, and as despoi.c IN It's ten.
dency as any absolute government that ever
existed" And then he Tells US what no
southern man has ever thought Of before,
that 10 addition 10 all that politicians, public
meetings, and Safe Legslaru have deman.
led, we must have, TO save the Umon, an a.
mendmen Of The Constitution, (which will
restore 10 the South, 10 substance, the power
she possessed Of protecting herself before the
equilibrium between the sections was de-
s;royed by the action Of this Government =
Was ever proposition more preposterous
! have tired, since the speech was delivered,
to ascertain what his proposed amendmen, is,
and | cannot. Congress is 10 obey his sug
gestions, no matter what they are, TO be com.
inunicated IN his own time Sir, he asks
ltnposslbllities, and ] am compelled 10 believe
he asks them because he knows they are i'm.
possibilities.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
New Music.

MIR. OATES would respectfully invite the at
lYl tention Of the public generally, to his select
catalogue of musical publications, the copy rights
of which have been secured from the Composers.
Anna Bishops Grand March, founded on BellinI's
celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah! don't mngle in
La Somnambua.' and introducing the new vari-
atinn composed by Bclini, [never before pub
lished and the property of Bochsa. Embellish.
ed with a correct likeness Of Madame Bishop, in
the character of Amna. Arranged for the Piano
Forte by N. G. Bochsa. Price 37I cents.
Une mutt dams les Tropiques. night in the Tro-
pics. Reve'ie. on motive from lie Desert,
by Felicien David. Composedby Maurice Stra-
kosch. 37as cents.
eminent Gui,arist, Vincent A. Schmidt. author
Of the Retreat Arranged for the Piano Forte
BY Miss Adele Kohnstock. 25 cents.
Sunnvside Waltz: embellished with beautiful
and correct view Of Sunnyside. the residence of
Washington Irving; composed by Henry j..
Oates - cts.
Aud Lang Syne Polka by Francis Rziha 25cts.
Nary Blame Polka. 2:5 cents.
La File de Regiment Polka introducing the air
'Silut la France - cents,
Reve d'Amuur Polk. 25 cents.
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents
Frederick Williams Garden Polka. 25c.
Sec ond Susannsh Polka. 25c.
Home. Sweet Home, Polka. beautiful 25c.
Last Rose of Summer Polka [very popular. 2oc.
Love not Polka. Rziha. 25".
Celebrated Linda Polk, Introducing All would
the happy day was near 25c
Charleston Quadril cs Ivy i. WooIcott. Bic.
Desparing Mary, beautiful Ballad, composed by
Tie late distinguished vocalist, Ioln Wilson. %
tonis.
Keowee VALVES. IN . Nos; by lady of South
Carolina 30 cents each
Palmetto Regiment Quick Step; embc 'liShcd with
correct representation OF the New Military
Hall, Charlesion; hy Henry II. Oates. 25c.
Southerrer Quicks!cp; "mbcIIished with rect
representation oi Steamship Snu,terncr; BY III.
II. Oates, 23c.
Jasper Guards March;-Composed by lady of
South Car,iina 23c.
Lucy Long Polka, Steyermafki.che CSC.
Carnival Of Venice Polka (very popular.) pc.
Sleyermark isGhe Favoritc Polka 25c.
Also all the New Music received by express
from the rincpal publishers in the United States.
"a liberal discount made to dealers, Schools
and Semnarirs.
Orders for these publications must be sont to
GEORGE OATES.
;4 and 23G King street, Cat the bend) Charleston.
June IS. 50
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
In EauitV-Lancaster District.

Join ID. McCardeII ct. AL, vs.. James K. Douglass
et aI.-Bill Tor partition Of the Real Estate Of
James Douglass.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas A.
L McCardell, James ii McCarGcll, William b.
Carnes, Nary y. Nisbe'. Rob't Douglass, Zadock
p, Douglass, Henry &. Horton and wife Tabba,
Jane T.. Bell, Rachael r. Bell, Robert D. Bell, Jno
&. Bell, Nancy Fell, John Bell, Robert McIlwan,
and the children OF Samuel Douga whose names
are unknown, Defendants in above case, reside
without the lmilh of this Slaic-It is therefore
ordered, on motion Of w. a. Moore, Solicitor for
Complainanis, that The said and above named De.
PENDANTS do appear and answer, plead or demur to
the Bill n the above case on or before the 18th Of
September, 1850; otherwise, Judgment pro con-
fessG will be ordered against all and each OF them.
JAMES II WlTilERSpOON, c.E.Lp
Con'rs Office, May 81. lS30. 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
In Equity --Kershaw District.

James Dunlap ct al. VS.. James K. Dougas.-BIlI
lur Relief and Sale.
TN pursuance of the order Of the Court, made at
i June term, 1850, will expose to public sale
on the first Monday in July, prox before the court
house of this District. within the legal hours Of
all that Lot of Land, with the buildings thereon,
adjoining lots of James Dunlap and John Rosser,
OF Broad Slieet, in the town of Camden, The
said lot being known in the plan of tho said town
as lot No. 1870 said to have front Oh Broad street
Of sixty-sx feet and running back from said strf ct
three hundred and eighty two feet. Bond, with
approved security required, -
w NJ SHANNON, c, E, q.
juno l3. S3 td
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
Head Quarters,
April 10

ORDER M.
TINIE following rcginria will parade for review nj
l. drill ar tIc IiinrS and !,lccs following. viz:
The 9th and 18th r,,iiu .';s -! infantry at NiIisb"ro
Saturday 'l, :rlI ~ I!i!, nrAI.
The 9th regiment olciyalyai logrc:yl!', ,"m Tuesday
the ~! OF Iuy.
r 9th NIL 2!:! rcgin of i:!antr:"i thcservilc.
1iIurstny the 2:5, of July.
The 10th regiment of nflnry al or near Ebenezcr, on
Tuesday tie AIh Of July.
The 3i,h regiment of infantry at Yorkvc, on Thun-
day the LIST day Of August.
The 37,l, regiment Of infantry at wilkins, Monday
the 9th nf August.
The 3ith regiment Il: or near Unionvillc. Thursday
thf SI!i Of August
Tho yth regiment rf cayarv Hear Grn,'s Springs, on
Saturday the l0'h Of August.
The Glh regimen! ui Iulry at Timmo's old field, on
Saturday the luh of August.
The 18th regiment of infantry at the Burnt Factory
Tuesday the 2Dlli of August
The 4lsI regiment III Infantry at Parks Od fled, OIL
Thursday the 22d of August
The 16lh regiment of infantry at Boyd's, Saturday
the 2ith Of August
The lOih regiment Of cavalry nj Martins, their regi
mental parade grolnd on Tuesday the 21h of August
The 3Sih regiment Of infantry NJ or near kclers od
Field OH Thursday the 29ih of August.
The :Jil regiment of infantry at or near Rih 3 Noun
tain, on Saturday the 3si of August .
The commissioned aud nOi-cOmnlssIoncd officers VIII
assemble the day previous. ut their respective nraGe
grounds, (cxcent the 31Ih regiment at wilkins they VIII
assemble Saturday the 81 of Angnstl for drill anu IN
The Major Generals and Brigadirr Generals will, with
their Stall attend the reviews within their Respective
commands.
The Brgadicr Generals charged with the extension
of this order.
An inspection of nrns will take place nt or before the
review of each regiment.
return of all The regiments must be had by or before
the 1st Of October next.
By order of the Colnmarlcr-im-ChirC
j. W. CANTEl. AiI'I IL Insp. Grn'l
The Charleston Courier aud Mercury. the caro!inian
and Palmetto State Banner the Palmetto SianlaF ork-
vile Miscellany Fairfield Herald. Neuhrrry Sentinel,
Spartan and aircIlsyiIc Herald will insert once week
until the Reviews are over.
n "A II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
In Eauity-Eancastcr District.

Cyrus A. Allen and vile, vs.. Janes NJ. KIchard-
sou ct al.Bl to surrogate account and relief.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that James NJ.
i Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Rich
ardson, Joseph b KlingIe and wife, Margaret and
Vary Alien, Defendants in The above case. reside
without the limits of this Stale. IL is ordered on
molten of w. A. Moore Sui'r for conpainants that
the SAID defendants do app ar and plead, answer
or dcmur to the bill in above on before the
3lst day Of August 1850, otherwise judgement
pro conrsso, will be ordered against each and all
of them j. H. WlTIlERSpOON, c. ED.
Cn,n'rs Office, May, 9Th 1850. 40 l5w
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-28
Piano Eortes.

pEING appointed Agent of Newman g. Bros
ID Piano Fortes, would give notice that my per.
son desirous Of obtaining an instrument that will
wear we'll and keep in tune. TO apply to The under
signed, who will order Immediately, and supply
them, either in Mahogany or Rose Wood cases !;
terms moderate. On hand and in good order, two
second hard Pianos, that i'll be sold low, in price
]. B. F. BOONE,
Agent of Newman & Bro.
June H. 46