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IN Scbenads eatcrotcrtun St Sebu StraBe philadelphia
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
state Of South Carolina,
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.

Cert ifcate of Limited Partnership between Ed
WIN p. STARR and E. WILMoT WALTER, under
the name of STARR & WALTER, ROBERT MARTIN,
JOHN L. nUKEs, Thomas II. &. Dukes. and WILL
LIAM NJ. LuEBocK, all residing at Charleston; PAUL
+. VILLEpIGUF and JAMES J. VILLEPrGUE. Of Cam
den, S. &. under the name of p F. VILLEPIGUE e.
Son; AID c. J. SHANNON, also of Camden, aiore-
said.
This certificate hereby witncsseth that the un-
dcrsgned have; by virtue Of an Act OF the General
Assembly Of South Carolina. entitled an act to au-
thorize the formation f Limited Partnerships, FORM
ed limited Partnership as lollows.
lst The name of the firm under which such
Partnership shall be conducted is WIN. ii. LUB-
BOOK a. co.
ID The general nature of the business 10 be
transacted is the transportation of Passengers,
Products of the soil, ard Merchandise. in and by
the steamboat Robert Martin" 10 be owned BY
said Partnership.
3D. William N. Lubbock is general partner, and
the other parties above written and undersigned
are all special partners.
9TH. Robert Martin has contributed three thou
sand dollars, Starr & Walter have contributed
twenty-five hundred dollars, p. +. Villepgue &
Son have contributed fifteen hundred dollars, and
tribu,ed one thousand dollars, and e. J. Shannon
has contributed five hundred dollars TO the common
stock of said Partnership.
9th. The said Partnership commences on the
tlIirty.irSt day of December, a. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and forty-ninr, and shall terminate
on the thirty first day Of December, ohe thousand
eight hundred and hy-tlrce.
EDWIN p STARR,
j.. WILMor WALTER,
ROBERT MARTIN,
JOHN R. DUKES
Tmos H. G. DUKES,
PAUL +. VILLEpIeUE,
JAMES J. VlLLEplGuE,
CHAS. J. SHANNON,
WILLIAM NJ. LUBBOCK.
Jan. 10. ) s6t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CHARLESTON, Jan. %, 1851

CHARLESTON, Jan. %, lSJO.
Corrox. .--'fhc advices per Niagara, recelv.
ed on Friday afternoon, gave fresh impulse
to The Upland market on Saturday. and with a
good demand about 5000 bales changed hands
on that day. holders rcai>ing prices which had
been refused by buyers during the previously
depressed state ofihc market, equal to l.s, and
in some instances perhaps to Ia advance.
Sa es were from l 3 to l3 cts.
NEw YORK. Jan. 25.
The sales Of Cotton to-day amounted to 1900
bales, at ID cent advance on prices ruling pre-.
vious to the adviccs by the Niagara. Rio Cof:
fee, IA IA.
New foRK, Jan. 26.
The private letters by the Niagara are more
favorable to Cation than the published cir
cnlars. The sales to-day have amounted to
1000 bales, at an Vance of l.2 since the Nj
agara's arrival, and tn" market closes with an
upward ten lrncy. The sales "f the week
amount 10 81, 900 bales. Rio Coffee II l.2.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
The Cotton market yesterday was quiet, the
The sales Amounted to $500 bales, at firm pri
c.s. Five thousand bags OF Rio Coffee were
sold at l3 l.2.-Char. Mercury.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29

ii. H., J. Patterson, J. w. White, r. s.
ponnely, Moore q B., W. r.. Cureton, 7.
Bonnet, Workman & Boone, J. NJ. Brewer,
Mr.. Stevens, AIR. Ancruln, ID. Parks, Z. 6S FL.
Charles. John II. Mcneil Cook, l.. ~ Co. ::
W. j. Stogner, r. NJ. Ro!cins, B. Sanders, w.
II. Myers, E. Ovcrcarsh. nurr Il Goodson,
Harris 4 Crunp, J. d. Boyd, \. J. Leach,
Mcdowell & CrawGnrd; Huey, Massey& Co.,;
Brer & Orr, Rnht. J. Steele, {. II. Dnrant, }.
Brown, J. B. Massey & Co., R. Frazier Alt
son & A., Springs & Wihers. II. Pat. d Co..
s. II. Wilkins, W. B Parks, J. J. Shaver, r.
+. English Il. PEBBLES, e. Williams, i. ?.
Lide. J. S. MrCubLin & Co.. 4. Graham, Nc
Laughlin e. Green, II. G.. Brevard, S. b. Mas.
scy, Charles Wilkes, J. Winccoii & Co., Falls
d. Silnonton, John Erwin. J. S. Miller, X. q
W. r. Rankin, W. J. Mclaughlin, f. Lone
gan, b. Julian, w. p. McFaddrn, E. G.,
Chas. l.. Withprspuon. j. $. Mccall.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
SheriH'S Sales.

BY virtue of "A writ Of ii. fa to Inc directed, will
be sold before the court house in Camden on the
first Monday in February next, within the legal
hours, the following property, to-wil:
Lot No. lG3. fronting - feet on Broa street.
and lis feet on York-strec, withlhe improvements
thereon Also Lot No. lS2, 10 feet on Iork-st.
running south and back CG feet, lying and being
in the town of Camden. Levied upon aid to be
sold as the property of George Reynolds, dec'd.,
at the suit OF Martin, Starr s; Walter VS.. Mary e.
Reynolds Admr'x of George Reynolds.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
ITO. J. WARREN, s. X. D.
JAN 10. S2I
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
G.. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Gnlumhia. G. r..

Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will be found superior IN work
manship and quality. have also on hand and am
daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. 1shall
sell no article but hat is good and substantial.
A fine assortment nf Silk and Fur Hats, of the
very latest styles, from the house of Beebe 3 Co.'S
ter. Jan. 2 II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
CONSIGNEES PER RAILROAD.

!. h. 4 L. S. Williams, +. 8. Drpass, r.
l.. Zemp, W. As& Co.. L.. l.. Whitaker, f.
Spencer, J. +. T. Boone, G. NJ, l.. Dicbin.
con, l.. Dinkins, 4. NJ. d X. krnucJy, S.,
S. t,eckham, Geo. Alden, ID. & Co, G.. Ne.
Candle. r. J. McCreighi, A. NJ. g. r. Krnuc-
dy, ]. Wilson, S. 81 Brawey, H., G. Mathe
son, r. King l. Son, i. d S. Brunnrt', !. s.
d., J. pepass, G.. 7. & g.. SorreI & B.. j..
NJ, Sorrel S F. NJ. h. Taylor, Il. J. DELAY,
B. A. James, NJ. p. Crawford, n. Mayhun.
J. w., C. 4. Dargan, NJ. Robertson, T.. W.
p. r. X. Currton, w. }. Barnes. Planters
Hotel, J. e. West, Brewer & A., K. Mann.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
Teacher Wanted,

The undersigned will receive proposals for the
Office Of Principal of the Washington Academy, 10.
Gated in the southeastern portion of Lancaster
District, until the lst OF February next. Testimo.
mails OF moral character and ability to prepare stu
dents for the Junior class in the SHIth Carolina
College will be required. Applicants will be re-
qured to state the amount fo- which they will en-
gage. Letters to be addressed, postpaid, to the
Subscriber, at Pleasant Hill, Lancaster.
Jan. 2-3-6t E. l.. FRAZER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
4 HINT TO PARENTS AND TEACH.
Frs,
nj CHARLES HOLDEN.

~ CHARLES HOLDEN.
4 mere word. dropped casually. ha. a, lines
drcidrd the earthly career of Il young man. \
remark made in ridicnlr, carclcssly dropped.
has discouraged aud dishearrnrd and turned
Young mans attention tn grovelng pursuits
an encouraging one. has determined his uscfW!.
ness for life! With how liltlc effort, may VIZ do
This good! How easy il is to drop \ iudicious
remark. a word of encouragement, at the pro.
ger tim and how excellent may he the result !!
How much did the tru " great Fulton suffer
pn this account. Had he been a man of less
nerve he would have srowa fainlhraitcd hy
she way. and his splendid discoveries have
been left for other rninds and perhaps laier
times have been struck with this fart, by rea.
ding letter df his 10 friend Says he-whrn
my first boat was heing bai!t, WAS ofcn oblis
red TO be presrri, at The ship yard. And i, wa
ufte tny custom 10 listen To The conversation of
she knots ofpersons Standing arouad-and 'lu-
ring the wholr of my visits to ihe yard, not one
person ever spoke Of my projec, as Feasible
lnt it was generally mentoned with snrers or
with laughter. At last the day arrived fnr my
experiment. had invited many friends to wit
ness my trial, and many had honorrd me from
motives OF personal respect alone. But | saw
NO encouraging smile--thr most polite alone
were slicnt!d was almost d,shea r'cncd-and
almost wished I had no, attempted any Thing i!
T'he boat began to move, hA, after proceeding
short distance, she stopped Then came the
cold whispe,inGs-"I knew i, would he so."-
81 wish we were well out of it," told my
friends il could not remedy the fault, in half
an hour. would give up the voyage for that
time. did remedy il. as il was only slight
mal.adapa,ion of some oflhc machinery. The
boat moved or-we reached Albany in SAFETY
but even then, nay friends could n", brlievr
their senses--aud they declared it impossible
that such trip could he accomplished again !
How much must Fulton have undergone.
with the world as it were against him. With
that wise slahe Of the heal, which is SO often
the only argument ofsiupidiiy. how many plants
have f,een disspa,ed that might have enriched,
and perfected the Mechanic Arts. The family
of,he donbtcrs is large one, and it should b"
every th@ghtful mans care, that he dors not,
t,y hssty decisions, do much TO strengthen thoir
dominion-which now has pretty wide sway
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
lThe Camden Hotel,

With its annie accommodations, will continue
to receive TRAVELLERS, DROVERS, &C.
Its proximity to the Depot renders it convenient
stopping place to Railroad Travellers.
The Stables and Lots will hereafter be in the
possession and receive lle attention OF the under
signed.
u'SONS OF TEMPERANCE cannot object
10 the presence OF BAR, as accommodations in
the liquor liuc have been discontinued.
b. p. BOYD, Proprietor.
JAN l. lE50 &c
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
Town Taxes.

The undersigned will open the Tax Books be-
longing the Town on Monday the 18th inst. for
the purpose of receiving taxes, and will keep them
open until the lst day Of February, 1850, after
which, denquents will be returned TO Council, to
be.dealt with ac", -ding to law.
BY order ii Council,
u. w. BALLARD T.. Recorder,
z Office hours from o'clock, a. m. 10 2 p. m.
Jan. | 3tf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29

Asparagus, Ariichoke,
BEhNS--Early Rachel,
China, Mohawk, Valcn-
tine, Half Moon, Dutch
Case Knife, white Kid
ney, large white Lima,
scarlet Runners.
BEETS-Long Blood &
Early Blood I'urnip.
Broccoli, I ollafds, Cele-
cry, Caulifiower.
CARROT,-Altringham
and Long Orange.
CABBAGE-Early York,
May, Paris Ok Heart,
Dutch Drumhead, Sugar
Loaf, large York, late
Dutch, Green Glazed,
curlcd Savoy, Drum .
head. large Mountain.
CUcUMBER--Long green,
Early lraune,green clus-
ter, short prickly, Cher.
kin.
CORN. Early Tusca-
rera, Dutton, Burling-
ton, White Flint, Sugar
corn.
Egg Plant, purple kale
and Leak.
LETTUCE. -Ice.Ilead,
SileSia, Large cabbage.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
Administrators Sale.

BY permission Of John K. Joy, Ordinary for ker
shaw District will bc sold before The court house
in Camden, on Saturday the Goth instr at II o.
clock. a, m., the following property belonging to
the Estate of Johr Prince, decd, VIZ:
One fine GOLD WATCH, one sorrel HORSE,
Saddle and Blanket, with number Of other arti-
ccs.
Terms made known al he sale,
J. ID. MURRAY, Admir-.
Jan. II 5t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-29
Estray Horse.

James P. Richburg tolls before me one sorrel
horse, left hind foot white, and slightly harness.
Marked supposed to be about twelve years old;
appraised at thirty dollars. Said horse may be
found at James p. Richhurg's. on 25 mile creek,
In Kcrshaw District.
Lewis A. Hogan, James Team, and Hilliard
EIkins, sworn appra sers. f. PARKER,
Jan. % 6 m4m Magistrate.
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LATE ARRIVALS
At the New Cash Store,

No. Mackercl in Kits
No. I" in barrels and half barrels
Choice rigs, Raisins and Almonds
Pickled oalmon
A supply of fresh candies, and
Asplendid lot Of Oranges.
Choice Segars,
Such az, Rio Hondo, Gold Leaf, Espartsro,
Washington, Charleston. SC. &c, to je sold ex-
ceedingy low for cash only.
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Estate Sale.

Will be sold before the court house in Camden
on The frs, Monday in February next. sever likely
NEGROES. Also tract o! LAND, containing
Two hundred and fifty four acres, adjong lands OF
Samuel Kirkland.
Terms of Salc-Onc third cash, balance by
notes MAh good personal security, bearing inter-
est from the day Of SALE, and mortgage OF the pro-
perry. JAMES DCNhHf'
Jan l6-wS5t A-cn for Trustee.
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Gloves, sc.

Just opened, direct from New York, Ladies
White, Black, and Col"rrd Kid Gloves, OF 81.
prrer qnn!iiy; asa, Pain Black Silks, and
Coi"rrd de-; Rich M"har Ln>ires; Fine Bonn
hazinrs Plain and Fancy Cas''mrres; Ladies
Mcrino VESTS; Clear Lawn tlandkerchieIs /;
Cotton, Thread, and Linen Edsing>. lnsrrlings,
&c. f.. W. BONNEY.
Jan. 80 s II
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Sale Of Real Estate.

VIII be sold by the Sheriff. at the Court House
in Camden, between the legal hours of sale, the
real estate of Netty Petoot, deceased, consisting
of house and lot in the lower part Of the town Of
Camden, fronting on King street 66 feet, and run
ming back lbs feet, and formerly owned by Mrs.
r. Ballard. Terms cash. JOHN R. JOY,
Jan % 6 If D. K. d.
Sale TO take place on the first Monday in Febru-
nry Dpyt-
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y Oficr,

so person having applied to me for Letters of
Administration on the Estate OF William Kcy |
have taken possession ef the same as dercict and
hereby give notice 10 all having demands to pre-
sent them, duly a,lcscd, and those indebted to
make immediate payment To me.
J. II. JOY, o. X. D.
Jan. =. 8 81
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Final Notice.

All those ndebrcd by note or open accoun, to
the late firm Of DOBl & KENNEDY, will please
call on the subscriber and settle the same without
delay. Otherwise, they will be placed in the
hands of an Attorney for collection; as the busi.
ness must be settled up.
r. NJ. KENNEDY.
Janua'y 1S sGw
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pink-Eyc Seed Potatoes;

New crop q. Moasscs Alum and Rock
Salt liable salt, in bags New RaiSins, in quar-
ter boxes; Fresh ciron; Curran's, MAccar"ni,
and Almonds Bacon. Old lIams> lard. &c For
sale low by F.. w. BbNNE(.
January 30. : If
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
THE GROWTH OF 1919.

AlELoN.-Nulmcg, Pine
apple.
MUSTARD--Black AMI
White.
ONION BUrToNs, Wh'tc
and Red :; Onion Sc ID.
Okra, parsnip.
PEAS Bishops Dwarf,
Early May, I harllon,
Dwarf Blue Prince al
Albert, Every early }
Imperial, Dwarf Sugar,
Matchless Niarrowfat.
D't Marrowiat, Knights
Dwarf Marrow, Knights
British Green.
Parsley; Pepper, (Bell.)
Sal
mon, Early Scarlet, Red
and Yellow TurnIp, and
Black Spanish.
Spinach; Satisfy.
.SQUASiI.--Early Bush.
Vegetable Marrow.
TOMATO.-Large and
Small Red.
.TURNIp'. p'.-Spring, Nor
folk, Hanover, Aber-
deem Red Top, Early
Dutch, White Garden
Stone, Ruta Baga.
Sage and Thyme.
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Notice.

The subscriber respectfully requests all persons
indebted to him TO make immediate payment He
hopes further call will be unnecessary, as his is
cash business and the credit was given only for
short time. A. Z. ALLEN.
January 23 6 If
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Notice.

Iwilsell at the court house in Camden on the
the first Monday in February next, Gf not preyi.
ously disposed of privately,) a NEGRO FELL
LOW, good carpenter, sober and steady. Any
person wishing to purchase will please call on tive
subsc riber, who will give his character in full.
JAM 10. J. 3. JOY.
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Notice..
MOORE & IsELCHlER,

The Undersigned have this day entered into a
copar,nership, under The name and firm Of
MOORE & EELCHlER,
for the purpose of tranSacting General Grocery
BUSINESS They hope by strict attention to buSi-
ness and al earnest cndcavor 10 please, 10 merit
liberal share OF patronage.
W. =, MOORE.
NJ. p. BEI.CIlER.
January |, 1850. II
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An Apprentice Wanted

TO the Saddle and Harness Makers trade. Ap-
ply at this office for further particulars.
Jan. 30 8 If