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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12
state Legtslature.

Ine following have been elected permanent Off.
GERS for the session:-
SEEATE-Enos Lowe, Pre.ident.-p n pu.u
seere'ary'--'' q. Esa"'' Assistant secretary.-w.
W. Garner Enrolling Clerk. $. Gilmore, Ser
geant at Arms.-A. G. Leifngwell, Me..euser.-
Peter Conboy, Fireman.
HousE-Geo. Temple; Saeaker-C. c. Rockwell.
Chief Clerk.--J. Smith Hooten, Assistant Clerk
J. Fitzpatrick, Sergeant at Arms.-Lawis D. Kent,
Messenger.-T. S. Green, Fireman.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

The presiding officer Of each Hou,e in the Gene.
raj Assembly is from Burlington. The northern de-
mocracy owed this to Burlington, in consequence
OF former favors shown to the North in the state
and Congregational Conventions. Aside from this,
we think they will make Competent officers,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

We are indebted to Messrs TEMPLE and HAIR
PER Of the House and to Col. w. w. GARNrR, Clerk
OF the Senate, for copies Of the valsctory and In
augural Messages Of Cows Briggs and Hampstead.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12
The State Mess0 ses,

"e nave no room to take the notice we intended
:" ie'aaoh 10 the Messages Of Governors Briggs
and Hampstead. We shall reserve our comments
a"'' We can accompany them with the message OF
"o'' Briggs, which will appear in our next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

Mr. Crittenden's letter and the account given by
Mr Knight, the Georgian clearly show that all the
fuss about Ellen Crafts and her husband, was got up
mostly for political effect.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

Inc laws OF the Medes and Persians, under the
arbitrary rule Of Ahazuerus and Nehuchadnezza
could not be altered. Some would have some Of
our laws just as Immaculate.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

Maj. GoRpoS, the old lannon's hunter, who wa. known
70 mos: OF our old settlers and who thought to be
DEAD has recently entertained parry Of Hawk Eye. at
| his rancho in California
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

The prospect now is that letter postage will be
paper postage should A,so be greatly rederea.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-12

ten and twenty thousand OF them havo already fed
to Canada. Thevcry means used by themselves
to accomplish their end both as to the accession OF
Territory BY the war with Mexico, and this Fugi-
tive Slave Law, have been oyerrued so a. to frus-
trate their efforts and thwart their design. Instead
Of being satisfied, they will next insist upon the
purchase or acquisition in some way, Of the Island
of Cuba. II they DO not succeed in that through
threats and q successful attempt to emhroi our
country in q war with Spain. some Of the southern
states will secede from the Union, or discovering
and acknowledging the smanifest destiny'' Of their
favorite institution, quietly submit to that destiny
by some such process Of emancipation prev rallied
in the older states and which secured their exemp
ton from the evil.
While all this is going on, we recommend to the
wings, and to all, that they exercise commenda-
BILE forbearance and charity towards those who
have strong prejudices to combat and conquer
old, and to them sacred associations to discover
and, worse than all, the bitterness of feeling which
must always accompany those who are conscious
that they have been defeated in oil their aims and
efforts. The South are a brave people, and were
they contending with anything but Omnipotent
Destiny, they might conquer. A. il is, the mark
Cain was more perceivable, than is the mark set
and branded BY the same omnipotent hand on the
system Of American slavery. While we say to
wings, In relation to this matter, hands off, we at
the same time say that wings will make every ef.
fort to palate the disappointment oftheir Southern
brethren, :nd contribute out Of the national treas
u.y such means rs will compensate for the losses
they may sustain.
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BURLINGTON:

Pies OF honest and equitable legislation, and the
true standard Of freedom 10 settled and universally
scknowledged-then the wing party will have full.
eued iss mission-its work will be done-and then
can we'll AFFORD and will be prepared to step down
IRON Us platform, and commit to other hands the
eressaon o. superstructure, that shall harmonise
sed % IN exact symmetrical proportion with the
loundation thus laid.
The whig party will always lose ground bv ALI.
aAcss with those who have no sympathy with. or
dssire for ito prosperity. They may well Que stion
shs sincerity Of those who profess friendship while
besxing ssaid and comfort from them, and who are,
q the came time, secretly and conssastiy aiming TO
dsssroy the character and reputation Of those who
have been true to their whg principles amidst the
darkest and dresriest periods of trial. Just in pro-
portion ~ they aid and encourage their hybrid aili
ancss. are they sharpening the sword that will
pierce and divide them. We speak as to wise men,
judge W what we say.
The whig party 10 the last that should consent to
change its platform for the purpose of sccommods-
ting itself to the pro-slavery principle. The Fu-
gstive slave Bill was carried by locofoco votes in
both houses -only three Northern wings voting
Tor i In the House and nono-no, not irgle one
tn the Senate. II it is party measure it is emf
hsntIy i0cofoco measure. Let that party, then,
have al the credit ofits creation. Wings can gain
nothing in permitting themselves TO become entan-
gfsd to ito meshes, and they will show much wis
dom, and Il will Be much more beneficial TO them
not 70 do 50. II 10 enough for them to preach obe-
dience to this laval they do-and watch the re-.
suit.
Suppose the whole north-suppose every whig in
he Uaioa shoald siug hozannas to the Fugiv Slave
the south be satisfied No. They see
AT rs passSse hiss thrown the fugitives entirely
ut Of th.ie reach. II i Estimated that between
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-06
UnriVaued Assortment,

TVNI1E subscriber has just received new supply
L OF Groceries, Confectionaries, Segars aud To-
bacco, consisting in part as follows:
Gr0cerles.v 2a
Sugars-N. o. Porto Rico crashed and Loaf (Stu
arts besD ass5. 49, goo;
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses ..,
Mackarel No. in half kits
Bacon; first quality lcafLard
Cotfces-Rio and Java; sack and table Salt
Teas-Hyson, Young Hyson and Green ''
Fancy and common Soaps f5
COnfectiOn;ariCs. '.''i@
Candies, sugar plums and kisses; raisins; almond
Currants; iilberts; preserves, jellies and jams
Figs in boxes; Pruncs in do, large and small
Lemon syrup in quarts and pints; citron &c.
Spices.
NutmeSSs, cloves, allspice. cinnamon and ginger
Segars.
"Clemencia," splendid article, new brand ,,i
III Duendc., Prinicra Ms " 5;sG
Consolacion, Gold Leaf, Castios &c. ~
Tobacco. s-, .n!
s. s. Myers best Honey Dew ,
Sym's pressed Rough and Ready
Superior Honey Dew; go
Wilson's peach-favored AS
AIRS. Aliller's linc cut .N 10
With many other articles too numerous to men.
ton, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash
Country orders promptly attended to.
Nov. 20 WIN. c. MOORE.
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DRY GOODS.

TTNHE Subscribers have received their WINTER SUP
/ PLY. consisting in part of
FANCY DRESSES-Brocadcd Thibet Cloth, l'ooca-
ded Laha;lore for Evening Dresses, Cacmere Mer,no,
and Mouss=n de Lan plain ard printed black and fan
CIV Silks Paris and English Prints, French and Scotch
II;n-harns. +,
Satin de Chene gro. de Rhine French Popn. B"mbazn
Molsselin de Lain Alpaca, ting giams French and Eng
lisli Prints.
TRiNMINGS-O every variety. to suit the above.
SUNDRlES-Black and fancy Thehit, Cacllincre and
wuolen Shawls. worked Muslin and Lace Capes and Col
lars Infants worked Dresses and Bodies Linen Cambria
n'dk'is., Muslin Trimmings, "a great varIrtvJ Thread
Lace Cap Ribbons Gloves and MIi:s of all Kinds lase'
{, large assortmcl long and short sleeve Merno vests,
Marsees Bed and Crib Quits, Table. Piano ail' Toilet
Covers g.. and IG.i Daisk Table Covers, Danask md
.olorcd Doylies Nrtted Tides, 81 TO ia Linen lretng
IS 10 Pillow 6-iCase Linen, 5.4 TO PA blesrhed and
Drown Cotton Shecing, Furniture Chinis and Dm'y,
Curtain Dimy Furniture Fringe. India Rubber Sheri'g
.n.n, Bed biankets 6.4 10 IA Fl,or Cloth. Scoch
Carpeting A large assortment of hleached and brown
.Goods C,ecks, Ticking, Linseys. DC &c:
FLA ANNE!.S-Genuine. Rodgers, Real Welsh. SaSony.
Shakers all WOOL ard silk warp, all wool aud Done
White, Red and Yellow, Of every description.
For Mems Wear.
Black brown bluc green. olive and drah Cloth; fancy
and black Cassc.es silk and Carnerr Erstings bnE,-
10 Cloth for shooting Csits Gloves. of every variety:
Crayn,s; Pocket HanGkerchef; Half Hoe Under Shirts
and Drawers; really made Shirts and Collars; Snspcn-
dear Hats Cars. &c. DC
large assortment Of tsonis for Buys and Servants
wear Georgia Plains, Cordova do. blankets,
&c. SC. ,
n.
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ESTATE SALE.

DV permission or John X. joy. Esq Ordinary
ID for kcrshaw District, will sell ii, public out
cry, on Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th and ION
days OF December next, in the town of Camder,
at the lalc residence of Mrs. Martha f. Wilson,
Decd her PERSONAL ESTATE on the pren-
SOS, consisting OF Household aud Kitchen Fu!n-
lure. ouc Carriage, one Chg, Two Wagons, llar-
ness, Nc And on Wednesday following, at the
court house, all Of rr NEGROES, fifty two in
number, anon. whom arc valuable house servants
ard field hands. And on Thursday following,
U2lI.) at her plantation in Sumter District, about
ii miles below Camden. tie stock of Horses,
Mules. Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, &c, with the crop OF
Corn, Peas, Potatoes, NC, and lhe Plantation
Wagons, Carls and Tools.
Icrms-All SUMS oil and under fifty dollars.
cash, over fifty, aud not exceeding TWO hundred
dollars, credit of twelve months, by notes with
gond security, bearing interest from the day Of
SALE aud Tor all sums over TWO hundred dollars, a
credit of one and two years, by bonds with appro-
we'd personal security, and "A mortgage OF the pro-
perty bearing interest from the day OF sale, paya-
ble annually. Purchasers 10 pay for all ncccssa-
ry papers.
n. B.--The sale will commence on each day at
II O'Clock.
PAUL r. VILLEPIGUE, Admir-
Nov. 26. 93 3t
% Sunier Banner please copy.
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NEW STORE.

TFIIIE subscriber is now opening large assert
L ment OF Groceries and staple Goods
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Geralt
(south of the Bank of Camden0 which he wi!
dispose Of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well t'
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, o
the following, viz:
Loaf, Crushed, Ground and GEnnlated Sngars
ST. Croiy Porto Rico al NV Orleans do
New Orleans. Musc0vadO and Cuba Aloasses
Java. Iaguira and Rio Coffee
Gunpowder, Young IIyson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adalnantine and Tallow Candles
No. 2 and llackare in Barrels. Half and Quarters
Wine. Soda and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Sot and Starch, assorted
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Numegs Mace .nd Cloves
Powder, Shot and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and Castings
Paints, Linsccd oil, Sperm. Oi and Win " Gl.-
'------ALSo-
Bleachel and unblenchcd Shirtings AMI Shectings
Blankets, Bed Ticks. Apron Checks aud uzuaburss
Together with large assortment of
Easging, fsCpc and TWime.
]. w. BRADLEY.
Cam Ln,S. c. Sept. %.
lcJLa>h paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

NN Monday the second day of December, I'LL
" medately after The above sa!cs by the Com
missioner in Equity, will offer for sale, it not
previously disposed of, one tract Of about ll3tl
acres of LAND, lying on Morrson's creek, and
extending to the Long Town Road, known IS The
Graham Place, AID adjoining lands OF N. A. Peay.
Also, tract living "n the Wateree river, ad
lo;ning lands of DR.. Clarke, airs. Goodwin and
John Harrison. containing 669 acres.
Together with tract lying IN Thorn Tree
creek, extending across the Long Town cross
road. (from Winnsborough to Camden, and from
Harrison's Ferry to CoIumbia,) containing i2O0
acres, which, together with the River tract, forms
a valuable Plantation Of over lo3O acres
Also, one other tract of Land lying in kerslaw
Dist. on Sawneys creek, containing l400 acres.
On this tract are two good Saw Mills in operation.
For further particulars. apply to WIN. NJ Shan
non, Esq. Camden, or to the subscriber near Saw
nco's creek.
THO. STARKE.
Oct. 20 [S550] is.
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Assignee's Sale.

T WILL offer for sale at the residence of John
i Fl, Truesdell on Friday. the 9Th day of De-
cember next, and the day following, if necessary,
all the interest of said Truesdel' in the property
mentioned in bis schedule filed in the Office Of
the clerk of the court OF comman pleas, for Kerr
shaw District, consisting Of land, COTTON corn 6d-
der, mule and horse, cows and calves, hogs; plan.
taIon tools, household and kitchen furniture, with
a great variety of other articles loo tedious TO
mention. Also, his interest in two valuable Ne
gro men, now in possession Of Jno. Truesdell, sem
Terms Of Sale-A, credit Of ninety days, with
interest from the day of sale; note with good Sc.
curity, payeble at the Bank of Camden. The judg-
ment creditors are invited to attend the sale. =
JOHN INGRAM, Assignee.
Nov. 20, OIL -. ~ It's ~!
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VIC. MOORE, Esq, Camden, S. e.
And Postma. requested to act as our Agents.
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NEW
Staple and Fancy Goods.

TINE subscribers are now opening complete
i assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods, pur-
chased with much care, which tney VIII dispose Vi
ON their usua! liberal terms, They consist IN
Part, as follows:
WOOLENS.
Heavy Londc Duti Blankets
Super e-4 10 l4.4 Lambs ool Bed Blankets
Heavy aiI-wool Negro Cloths
Negru LIils+ys very heavy and stout
PLAID Linscys; " ool Cloln Tor wonien's wear
Cloths and C;tssinlcrcS.
Superfnc black, blue, brown, ami invisible green
French Cloths
Superfne Doe-s SKIN black Cassnlcres
SatlIneis, assorted coiors
kentucky Jeans. do do
Elegant fashionable Veslings
Fancy Cassimeres
Red white and yellow FlaDncls
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, OF every description
Furniture CalIcoes, very haIdsome
2,ngnatns; Cross-Uar'd and fancy striped Musns
Furniture and cambria DImity
Furniture FrIneeS; cotton cambrlcs
Cuiured and black CambrIcs
Silks al,G Fancy Articles.
Elegant PLAIN and water'd black SILKS
plain. figured and waler'd colu!ed silks
SiiSHd oiESo ohhst sCiy
Belts; elegant lace capes
Musin Nurked collars and sleeves
Very handsome lnsertlngs and Edsings
L.l,en.caInurlc uandkercli.efs
itiuDed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
French ueruo, black aud assorted culurs
super black and meredIan black Aipacllas
Striped and cross bard culored Apachls
DOMESrlcS.
3.4, rs and 0.5 bIeached anu brown ShlrtIn.s
i2-4 uIeacned and uublcached Silecliugs
" nlle aud unbeached DrIlls
Striped and plaid coIured llonespuns
Bed Ticks; Apron chrcSs; cotton Oznaburgs
LINENS.
Super an assorted Irish Linens
" Lawn Lawns, Dowlas: Daniask Table.cloths
I" Dalask Diaper; DauIa;k Napkins
q" Brd.eye and Russia Dmpers
-ALSu-
Dundee and Gunny Eagg;ng
Bale Rope and rwlre; Iron; Salt
Sugar, Coffee, Mola-ses
-AlSU--
i.lacksnIitL's Bellows, Vices, Anvils. Hammers
Sc. cw P.aieS, Trace CHAINS, Collins Axes
llues, Spades, Slovcs, Manure Forks
Win complete assortment; Of Hardware ant
Cutlery
With uianv utlicr lrccs too tedious to cnumrratc
H. LEVY d. SON.
sept. IT. ID FIN
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New Steam Boat Robert Martin.

TTNHE new Steamer Robert Martin. Captain
/ George Mansfield, will commence her regular
trips between Charleston and Camden, about the
first OF October stopping at all the intermediate
landings on the river, both coming and going.
Shippers may rely upon promptness, aud at as
low rates as can be sent by any other conveyance
For freight applyto SHAW g. AUSTIN,
Agents, Camden.
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Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.

? $DARLlNGlON COUhl-HOUSE.
NlTIE above House having been purchased and
/ fitted up anew by JOHN DoTEN, is again open
ed for the accommodation of the Public Strict
attention to the wants and comforts of guests
will be given, and no effort, calculated TO merit
the patronage of all who may favor the establish
nent with visit, shall be spared. ,,.t,.,,;,
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared. ',.'' '''ii!' ~
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hosllers. t.,t a. ...' .E,.')
Dropers can be well accommodated, as any
number of horses and mules can be Eept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov. |, 1850 S6 IF
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HUNTERS HOTEL,
CAMDEN. S. G..

T'11E subscriber having located in Camden
Il would respectfully say to the public that ne
has opened Public House two doors below the
Post Office, and hopes by strict attention to bus.
ness to share liberal patronage.
My Stables are good. and well supplied with
Pruvender, and my Table shall always be supplied
with as good as the market affords.
am certain that those who once favor me with
a call will be willing to call again.
have also: good Wagon Yard, with wood
water ard house convenient, for the accommoda-
ton Of Wagoners.
will also attend to the Commission Business,
and all Goods consigned to my care, or left with
me for sale shall meet with prompt attention.
TCharges moderate.
JAMES N. HUNTER.
Nov &c. SO
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Fancy Articles.

NULOGNE. Lavender Florida, Honey and Rose Water,
" Jenny Lind, Omnibus, Portrait, Pnrisinn. Nymph.
Windsor and Palm Soap: Lnbins Extract [genuinel Of
Jenny Lind Jorky Club Banquet de Caroline ledyosma.
Migniorrtr, West End and Vrrbena Jenny Lind Hair
toss Queen Of Flowers Hair Oil IIaueIs and Rousses
Fan Ltstr,e Bears Oil. Phlocombe Ok Marrow Pom
ade. for the growth and Beauty Of the Hair: Phaons
T. J. DeHAY,S
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Valuable Plantation
70 S.raSr or Rent.

T WILL. lease or rent the place Fnow occupy on
i lynch.s creek in kcrshaw street ~ miles
from Camden, containing 5000 crrs oi Land,
comfortable dwelling house, with all necessary
outbuiIdings. a SAW and grst mill-which may hr
bad I,argar. on application 10
Nov. - j. j." NfiD
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Notice.

A LII persons having any claims against the
II Estate of the la:c Mrs. Martha +. Wilson
deceaseN will present them properly a,teSied, ani
those indebted will make immediate payment to
to Mr.. John lto-ser, who is authorized to act as
agent in my absence.
PAUL II. VILLEPIGUE, Admr.
Nov. II, 1850. 30 wifi.
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MANSION HOUSE.
CAMDEN, s. G.

rNlIE subscriber respectfully announces to his
| friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally that he has opened, as HOTEL, that
large and coranodio"s house IN Log Town. iorner-
Is the private residence ot B. Perkins. esq.
The building is admirably adapted for that p"r-
pose. brng situated in the most healthy aud pleas
ant part OF Canden, combining all the advan'a
rrs Of the town with the balmy aInoSphere OF tho
country, and within a lew minutes walk OF any
part of Camden. The rooms are large and airy,
his Servants respectful and attentive and he
pledges himself to spare no pains IN keeping mp
an attractive and well supplied TABLE, ami l." Us"
every cxertion TO please llosc wlo may call upon
him.
Ills STABLES will DC found commodious, and
always fully supplied with l'r"ven'cr'
0I'Thc House being condurtcd on Temperance
pr,nc,pLes, he tlaitcrs himscfrat those who iavor
him with call will find the MANSION HOUSE
no, only the comforts and attention OF well reg
ulatcd Hotel. hut the quiet retirement of Home
Charges moderate. =,
urAll the Stages arriving in the place, and the
Omnibuses running to the Depot, will call at the
House when desired.
E.G. ROBINSON.
Camden, Sept. |. II II
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In nEquity-Kershaw District
vs. }Bill for Partition.

G. J, s.,.ss, ss Bill for Partition
IN pursuance of the OF ders Of The court in this
i case, made at June Term, ESQ, will of" al
public sale before the court house door in Camden
on Monday. the second day OF Gecemher. all that
parcel or tract Of LAND, lying on the waters Of
Waterre river and Fox creek in Fairfield District,
containing fifteen hundred and three acres, bound
ed by lands of Nicholas A Peay, Charles j. Shan
non, David r June, estate Of Ellison and John
Harrison, SEN Pats of the said land may be
seen at my Office.
1erms--So much cash as will pay costs; bal
ance on credi, of one, two and three years, bond
with good suretes and a mortgage of tine premises
required.
WIN, NJ SHANNON, C. K.
Oct. 90. SfsS] I'd
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prices,

TNIIE subscribers having determined To- change
Il their business, offer their desirbe and well
assorted stock of Dry Goods, at verp reduced
prices. Persons will do well to give ns call
before purchasing elsewhere. -, fii2e
Nov. IL. ., ,.. H.. LEVY g. SON.
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Domestic Items,

DROWN and bIeached nleetnss, every width;
ID Ticking; English Long cloths; Counepaaer,
plain and figured curtain DmtY; garmsatD Dimhy;
colored flomespuns and Denims; plaid : I.ipssY.
FIaunels aud Blankets, at all prices ,f,. :
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1I5O pieces of beached and brown Home spuns
as low as they eau be bought any where in Amer
ca. At JAMES WILSON'S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-06
To Rent.

THAT new and colnmodious Stand with the Fix
L lures attached, owned and occupied by the late
Robert l.. Tweed, as Blacksmith and Wagon
makers shop.
To skiIlul and industrious mechanic. this is a
very desirable situation. Possession given Imme-
dately. For particulars apply to
JAMES McEWEN.
Y"T The Tools can be had at a fair valuation
and on accommodating terms.
Camden, Nov. Is. 80 Il
The Evening News and Hornets Nest viii in
sert once week for six weeks.