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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21
TIE FLIISG MACHINE

The Gying macii'ac ascentied from
the Hatcher Cottage at Jersey Ciiy,
on Wednesday afternoon, rs ANNOUNCED,
bot not with lis owner, Capt. Iagsart
His Irs; aiteuipI was failure, as in
stead of going up, he went down into
,Lc canal. Having Leen rescued from
the peril, Iy water" tie machine was
once more placed upon the bridge, and
another cord ias,encd 10 it; bot tie
persons holding on TO ii, found thc as-
cend'ng power 50 great. tia, ieaflnc
they might be carried oil with ii. 1t go
and the balloon and dying apparalu-
shot rapidly into the mir. leaving Capt
Taggsit behind. The ss<enhlagr,
however, seemed a. much pleased As
though .he Captain had gone up with it
and chetred yehemently. At a late
hour last evening, the balloon was sect
like a sp-ck in the sky, and apparently
boprd Tor Europe.
The flying machine Of CAPT. j. Tag
sari, which wen, up from Jersey C.iy
on Wednesday last, withoi! the Cap
tain, has been heard fioin, and We re-
gvct to say is destroyed. The particn
/ lars nfe thu, rt!ated IN the .>aGDb
De'0ocri tiluhingion, Sufio!k Co., \
" Of Friday.
On Wednesday evening las, at abou
half pas, .ix O'Clock, a large Balloon
with bcau,ifel Car attached dcsrend
"a near ,i,. bn,t.e of fnp.than f,ItIs
sleeve, at Clay Fn,s. in hi, town. Ili'
car became eniangled in tue ftnce of 4
lane leading TO the dwelling anil barn
Willie The balloon gently s~ayed viii
| the wiSd above IL. When 1t Ta' irs
discovered By a son Of Sir. Gilders.-eye
it occasioned a good deal Of surprise
and he called 10 his aid a brother HI,
, his wife, AID lis mother 30 hssi., IN se
caring il. A large opening Was mad
in TIE balloon to permit tbs air &
escape bat fortunately at iii. momeu
one of the adde's approached the ballcD'
with lighted candle, when the iphaHi
able gas took fire, ard a viol-n,l .xplo
! sion inim. dis,ely followed, hooking
J down ,is whole party and bsrnlng ih'
} ,wo young men severely On the fac
/ ard hands. The ladies' eschpsd viii
: very .hsi,, injuries. The bai.Uon MA
! torn two piee.s. and erkindied into
J blaze at the same time e---ana the beaui.
fal car with It's rs,arb.nsry greatly dan
aged.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21
TIE REMAINS OFJAMES TIE
SElG Xp.

The following curious accom-, saws
writer in the Notes and Oncric.
vas given TO me hy Mr.. Fiz Simons,
an Irish gen,lcmcn,up Of eighty
years o! age, with whom became
acquainted when rcsiden, With nv
family a. Toulouse. in September,
1910; he having resided in ,ha, city
FOR many years as a teacher # thc
French and English lansnaccs, end
had attended the late sir William
ko.icit in the former capacity there
in ISL. lie said: al was prison
er in Paris. in the Convent Of the
English Bcnctiic,iucs. in the Rue st.
Jacques, during part Of the Hcvolu.
;lon. la the year 1893 OF 1894 the
body Of Hug Jamcs IL. Of England
was IN one Of the charcls there
where it had been deposited some
tiusc, under the expectation that it
would one day be sent to England
for ,nterment in Westminster \ Lbey.
1t had never been buried. Tue bo-
dy was in a wooden coffin, enclosed
in alcadcn one, and tha, again en-.
closed in n second wooden one. Gov
cred with black velvet. While l was
prisoner, the sans culottcs broke
open the coifns to get at the lead t.,
cast into bullets. The body lay OK
posed nearly whole day II was
swaddled like a mummy, bound tigh.
with sarters. The sans.culottcs took
out the body, which had been embalm.
cd. There was a strong smell Of
vinegar and canrhor. The corpse
was beautiful and perfect; the hands
and nals were very fine. l moved
and bent every finger. / never saw
SO fine a SC, Of teeth in my life. A
young lady, fellow prisoner, wished
much to have n tooth I; | tried to get
out one for her. but could not, they
were so firmly fixed. The feet also
were very beautiful. The face and
checks were just as if he were alive.
l rolled his eyes the eycballs we're
perfectly firm under my finger. The
French and English prisoners gave
money to the sans.cnlottcs for show.
ins the body. They said he was Il
good sans.culottc, and ,ha. they were
going to put him into hole in the
public churchyard like other sans.
cu.ottcs and he was carried away
but where the body was thrown ]
never heard. King George ". tried
all in his power to get tidings Of the
body, but could not. Aronnd the
chapel were several wax moulds of the
face hung up, made probably at the
tine Of the kings death and the
corpse was very like them. The
body had been originally kept at the
raiacc Of st. Germans, whence
it was brought TO the Convent OF the
Dencdictines. Mr.. Portor, the prior,
vas prisoner u. the time in his own
convcnt.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21

Il doa't blame people for complain
ns about the eX,rayasaucc aud cos
tiyene=s Of government, said Mrs.
Pariington as she was reading an ar.
den; appeal to he people i'll a politl-
Cal newspaper-she always took an
interest in politics after Paul was Sc
lectednone year a. candidate for In
spector. i don't blame him q mite.
Here they are giving to canvassing
the State. Gracious NE as ii the
air,h wasn't good enough for 'em to
walk Oh. I wonder why they dhn't
h. &c lie cle.h 0. kidEsinster and done
With IT, And ! heard, aunt yes,er.
day sid Ike, that some Of 'cin were
gsiu. to Ec5ur the country to get
ro,ers,'-.Wel!,' continued she, that
would be better than throsips dus; 10
the peoples eyes, that Paul used to
tell about. Cspvass.ng the State in
deed = She iell into an ahs,rac,ion
NJ :. L. ssietnes oi politicians, and
,o1k seycn pinches OF snuff in rapid
succession 70 sid her ds.iberation.
[Bostea Pathfinder.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21
How THEY GET MARRIED IN ILL.

How ruzr GET MARRIED IN I'LL
xoIs. Mr.. Henry Wheeler, of Greene
County, and Minerva Ste.ly, OF MAcris-
son county, wanted 10 get married. but
their friends didn't want them TO. They
drove Is miles 10 Alton in order 10
escape Ihi- difficulty. but when they GO,
there they found that the law sierniy re
quirel license, which could on'y be
Lad from the County CLERK, who resid-
ed in another town. No, discouraged,
they engaged parsoa aud jumped into
a skif', and were rowel over 10 a small!
bar in the river, dir city opposite to Al
ton, where shortly after sunrise, IN the
state of Missouri, surrounded by water,
isolated from the world and the "resl
Of mankind" but IN the sight of the
whole city, they soleInnly piish'ed trnih
They returned ia a few minutes to the
shore, they were welcomed with cheer.
by the assembled people --Ho.toa Dal.
! y Mail.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21
Gngar ErlricR on LAKE CHAN.

rLAtS. The station House connect.
ed with ire pstiensburgt railroad. at
Houses Point, 10 100 tee, long and
100 fec, wide, with spacious wait
iug room, and a saloon u 100 feet by
30, for breakfast. diuper and SUPPER.
The third story is stted up as bad.
r0oms for 100 rercu'. The sbe.s
s ~arnei By n1.sir furns~es.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21

NEWspAPEEs.- .-- 4 man cats up
pound OF sugar, and the pleasure ho
has enjoyed is ended but the infor.
mn,lon he gets from n newspaper j.
treasured NJ in his mind, TO be used
whenever occasion or inclination calls
for 1t. a Newspaper is not the wis.
dpln oi one man CT men II Is the WIS.
dom OF the age, Of past ages too. 4
family without 4 newspaper is half an
age behind the time. in general iafor.
NATION, besides they never think
much nor find much 20 think about.
And there are tie l,t,lc ones grown /.
mp il Ignorance wi.l4ou, u taste f..
reading.
Besides al tiese e.i's there's tho
N,fr, VIA when her wo,. i, done. has
70 sc, down With her hands ia her ,ap !;
md uo'iiing 10 anasc her mind from
the toll. and cares oi the domestic cir.
Gle. Mno, then, would DC wi,hou, a
nessIaFes:
BESJaais FsksKLIS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21

Consen. 70 connon custom bp, not 10
eoriiaoh aliy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-21

BESJaniS FkksKLIS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
REMOVAL.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and Gus umers in Camden and The surrounding
country, that he has removed his Whcelright and
Blacksmith shop to the corner Of DeKalb & Lyt-
tle,on street. having erected suitable build ngs for
carrying on the above business and is now pre-.
pared to do any work that may be entrusted to
him. good supply Of seasoned wagon timber,
Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes of all sizes, com.
mon boxes breast and tongue chains, cast iron
barrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly on hand.
Horses neatly and carefully shod.
ROBERT L. TWEED.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
South Carolina-.Kershaw Dist

In Tie Courf Of Ordinary.
John A. Bowen and Charles Railey, Administra.
tors, Applicants, vs.. Mary Bowen,t Isaac Bow.
en-, John A. Bowen. ct al, Defendapts-Sum-
rnoxs in Partition.
tappearing to my satisfaction, that Isaac Bow
en-. one .f the Defendants in this case, is absent
from and resides beyond the limits of this State;
it is ,herefuIe ordered, that he do appear and OBJ
ject to the saIe Of the Real Estate Of Zachariah
Bowen decd on or before the 18th day Of Februa-
ry next, Qs5tD or his consent 10 the SHINE will be
entered of record
'",. = JOHN R. JOY, o. X. D.
Nov. I; 1919. 1T
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
SCHOOL BOOKS,

new and general assortment of SCHOOL e. CLASSICAL
Books in use just received and opened bv the suscfln r.
who will supply Schools and Academies with complete
sets Of books. at low prices they can be sopar
cuar attention will be given the correct execution OF
all orders for books and every other article in our line OF
business. Orders from the country solicited.
The following always kept OH hand
Elcmentar; Primers, Spoilers, and Readers,
Grammars-Smi,hs, Browns. Bullion's d. kirkhams
DictiOnaries--W alker's, Websters, and Dictionary
Spelling look.
Arithmetics-Pike's. Smiths, Davies, Smleys, Col
burns, Perkins and Emersons l. =. Ga
Keys, to do
observation-disclosures, Mtclell's, Smiths, Pareys
and Child = First Book in Geography. SHooL GEoGRA.
PHIEs. Milchels School Geography and Atlas, do. An
cient. Smiths new Common School Geography.
Observation-Disclosures Universal History Parleys
Books Hist Common School Hist Pictorial Hist Y. =,
and England. Robbins outlines Of Hist. Willards
arid gcd Hist L. 5. Pnnocks Goldsmh.s Hist: Eng
and, Greece and Rome. Bigland's Nat Histories Tor
cnhools.
Readers-New York Nos land 3, Grigg & Elliet's Nos.
IL. 3 and 4. Newman's Southern Reader Nos. and 2
National Reader Easy Reading, Lessons for children IN
one and TWO syllables. g..
Composition-Parkers Aids TO Composition. Exercise in
do I.ovcl's u. s. Speaker and Rhetorical Dialogues:
Rhetoric & Locic-Boyds Logic Mill do Hodges do
Campbell's Phos Of oflihe,oric-llairs sLecnres-kamos
Philosophy-Drapcrs, Jones' Phelps, olmstead' and
COmstocks
Observation-Disclosures. Drapers Gralam's, simon's,
Fowne's, Jones and Coms'ocks:
Rotany-Mrs Lncon's, Grays Botonical Text Book.
CLASSICAL.
Anhons Homer Horace, Virgil. Cicero Cesar, Salust,
Anabasis, Greek and Latin Lessons, Greek and alin
Prose Compositions. Jacobs Greek Reader Gresk Gram
mar and Classical Dictionary.
Buiuns Iarin and Greek GEmmars and Readers.
Andrews e. Stod'anl's Latin Grammar; Reader and tx
errises.
Goulds Adams Latin Grammar,
Fisks Greek Grammar,
Ruklimans Rn,lncnts
n,,,,p Sopnn Hu. = e. Cl.aN
Iincons livy, Folsoms do.
Greek Testament,
Grnra Maon and Minora,
Jacobs latin and Greek Reader
Latin Tutor and llairs Syniax
lIisloria Sacrn and Eiri EGmp
EirgiI's Delpinia
Ainsworths Latin Dictionary .-''
Ieverett's Lexicon ...
Grove 3 Creek TO. ~.
Donnigans do do abridged
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
PIbANT{NRo9 mDTI8lo
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE RY C.. III. DAVIS,


Would respectfully announce, that he has now
n charge the above ,oeH located Hotel. convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travel.
lers; directly on all streets passing through-and
now undergoing tho rough repairs. He earnestly
solcits call from his friends and the public gen.
nerally-for he feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased as no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable.
A variety Of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, ercepio on Sunday Goddards old 1905 Bran
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
lavorite brands of Champagnes the choicest
brands of Segars and Tobacco: Scotch Ale in
pirts; SODA WATER and ICE will be kept con.
stantly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables. roomy lots for Drovers, and al.
ways plenty Of corn, oats and fodder, and atten
tive hosters. .-..-.....-
He is agent for the Northern Line of Stages.
N. B-Omn,uses run regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with carriage, buggy or horse
to 90 into the country.
Camden, Nav 3D. lS49. 3 IT
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
Gold Watches, Jewelry &c.

Gold Watches, Jewelry &c.
A fine stock of gold and Silver watches, chains
seals, Rings, Earrings Coral Bceds and necklaces.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Glasses fit
ted TO watches and Spcctacles.
Fine culery-Knves, Scissors, Razors, Pruning
Shares &c.
flair Brushes-tooih. nail and Flesh BruS hes
Tucking combs, new pattern. Plated cas,ors'
Candles,icks and Shutters. Tea Trays, mats,
DISH covers. Looking Glasses in plain gilt frames
A. YOUNG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
The State Of South Carolina.
KershaW District.
In tie Court of Common Pleas

In the Court of Common Pleas.
Stephen d. Hough, who is now in custody OF
he Sheriff of Eershaw District by virtue OF writ
.'apias adsaislacendum at the suit Of Samuel w.
Love- having filed in my Office, together with a
schedule OH oath of his estate and effects, his pe-
tition to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted to the benefit of the Acts OF
the General Assembly made Tor the relief OF insol.
vent debtors. 1t is ordered that the said Samuel
w. Love, and all other creditors TO whom the said
Stephen d. Hough is in any wise indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice to ap.:
pear at Kershaw Court House OIL the first day OF
April term next, to slew cause if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid, should
not tc granted. 5. +. CAPERS' Z. TX.
Jan ,. (Sl0.5OJ l-l5t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
I'm Euuity...kershaw.

Richard Nelson, ct al vs.. Francis Cook. ct al-BlI.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Francis Cook
and James L. Cook, Defendants 10 the above sta.
ted Bill. are absent from and reside beyond the
limits of this State. it is ordered that they do
plead. answer or demur to this Bill within three
months from this date, in default whereof an order
pro confesso will be entered against them.
w. NJ. SHANNON, e. f. X. d.
Jan. =, 3m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
Fancy Goods, Toys, &c.

The subscriber is now opening large and beauliu! as
sortment of
Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toys, Perfnmery, and
Fancy Goods,
Consisting in part. Of the following:
V.ISES.
Ruby vases, enaneed and gilt; blue vases. enameed
and gil,: green vases. glass and gl white en-
amelled and gill; silver with marble stands gold va
scs with marble stands dnsk vases china vases, b,au
ully lowered and gilt
Toilet Bottles.
Ruhy coogncs en;mecd and gill; blue cologncs, cnam
elled and gilt green r"logncs cnam""d and gIlI crystal
coogncs, of various riIierS china colognes ol various
ra,terns French colognes. with gilt tops.
Combs.
Shell side combs; shell tuck combs carved; shell twist
combs; horn side combs; horn tuck combs; horn twist
combs; buffalo tuck and twist combs: ivory dressing Combs
buffalo dressing combs horn dressing combs; ivory fine
teeth combs.
Painted china baskets: white bsq,lc baskets, toy
baskets: paned straw baskets: straw bags with covers;
painted straw bags, without covers; work baskets.
Porte .N0I,piCs.
Porte monnes. steel bound; p,e InOnies, Turkey mo-
rocco; porte monnies, Russian leather: porte moles mo-
gilt.
Bone acorn atles vegetable ivory raes; coral rates,
four and six bells.
Marbles.
Common marbles common marbles noilSlcu, aHa Hlal
blcs agate marbles, mitaon; china marbles. painted;
large marbles.
Pipes.
China pipes; wooden pipes; fancy pipes.
French CONfeCfiOHn'y.
Gum Drops bonbons envelopes dpgccs de vcrnre; jel'
ly cakes; chrysalize rings: cordial drops; cosaqes; CO.
saanes riches bonbons eurs; amOns fine lemon; almonds,
fine rose.
Toys.
Wax dolls fixed glass eyes wax dolls, moving glass eyes
ionted dolls assured kid dolls assOrted tin gigs carts;
horses cows; dogs sheep; horses &c. common and
fine toys glass toys drums, large and SMALL tin pistols and
guns cups and saucers tin; cups and sancers wood;
dominos lotto games glass toy tumbers glass toy Iemo'
AIDES; bohemian tumblers; glass pitchers and basons.
Pens.
Steel pens gilt Pens magnum honum pens; gilt and "l
yer pen holders. &c.
Together with large and new stock of Medfcines,
Paints, iOiIs, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,
and every article usually keptin Drug Store :,
All desiring to CRAFTY their good taste will please call
at once Physicians Country Merchants and Planters
will find decidedly their advantage to give Us call
before purchasing elsewhere. ,,,n
Oct. 20. FRANCIS !" If,if.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
G.. A. NEUFFER,
Commission .lZerChNsit,
And Dealer in Flour, Grain, &C.,

No. 12l, East Bay, Charleston, Sc.
Becs to inform his friends and the public, that
he is prepared to make liberal advances on all
shipments of FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. made to him
He will also make advances on shipments of Pro-
duce TO the North, or elsewhere, when made
through him.
He has made arrangements whereby he receives
weekly. supplies of Flour of superior brands all
of which lie warrants. Country Merchants and
others will find it to their advantage to We him
call before purchasing elsewhere. Having been
engaged in the above business fora lengt oI 'Ime
he hopes to give general satisfaction 10 those VIII"
NAV favor him with their consignmenis.
References -MeSsrs. r. Il J. CALDWELL, r.
DULIy, and B. U!m, Charleston.
Nov. I. ID 3hi
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
More New Goods!

7 am now or ming another supply OF Fancy
Goods, :lothng and Crockery. Customers are III
ved to call, as every article will be offered at un-
usual low prices. Among the assortment will be
found rich lot of Ladies Dress Goods, Gloves.
Belts, Iaccs, Shawls, &c. Anxious to dispose oil
the abcve Goods before the new year, great induce
F.. w. BONNEY.
New crop Raisins, cnrrants. almonds, ~c'
also an sssor,mrn, of extracts and Rose Water
~ " F.. W. BONNEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
just received per Rail Road,
And erpecicd 10 be sold uah

just received per Rail Road,
And enpecicd 10 be sold rHh
Rail Road Speed.
As the prices are remarkably low,
packages Of Iecady-Madc Clotins,
Consisting Of cloaks and over coats, black dress
coats and frocks, Tweed coats, IN great variety,
vests of all kinds, black and colored Pantaloons'
boys coats, all sizes, dress shirts, meruo shirts
and drawers, etc.
A fresh supply Of LADIES FANCY DRESS
GOODS, satin striped alpaccas, chameleon lus,
tres, solid colored and printed caahmeres and
lnoussere delanes.
--.--LIKEwISE-
An additional supply of ladies' and misses bon
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' merino vests, la
ces, gloves and hosiery.
AND FURTIIERMoRE,-
A considerable sprinklng of Fancy Goods gen.
era ly, with a full and substantial assortment oil
bleachcd and brown honespuns, plaid lInseys
red and white fannels, and blankets TO suit the
season.
AS the Goods are marked at barely rcmunera'
ting prices, cash and quick sales are respectively
solicited at
Wilson's PALMETTO STORE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
In EUuity-KerShaW.

EX Parte c. l.. Dye-PeltI0n.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Fra
ser, defendant in the above stated case, 10 absent
from and resides beyond the limits Of this State:
1t is ordered that be do plead, answer or demur to
the foregoing petition within three months from
the publication of this order, or an order pro con-
fesso will be taken against him.
w. NJ. SHANNON, EKp.
Nov. 9, ls49. 46 3m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
New Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers having received their supply of
new Fall and Winter Goods, now offer them for
sale low for cash, or in exchange Tor country pro-
duce. They consist in part as follows:
London Hufflle Blankets,
CassiDercs and Sattnets,
Kerssys and Plaid Lnzeys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeds,
Blue, White and Brown Homespuns, OF every
description,
English an American Prints,
Handkerchief. of all descriptions,
ALSO :-
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, heavy article
Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
Philad lphia 3 ply Twine,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio, Java and Cuba Coffees,
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses,
Mackarel new, Nos. l. 2 and 3,
Liverpool Salt, etc. ETC., all of which Will be
sold on the most accommodating terms by
GEO. s. DOUGLAS q co.
Camden, Oct. 10 Al II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
In Equity..Lancaster District.

III EqNIty.'LiNCstSttr DIstrICI
John Massey, Admir-. de boris non of John T. Ha-
gins, decd. vs Jare tIagns and otbers-BHto TO
marshal assets, and so forth.
The creditors of John II. Hagins late Of Lam
caster District, are hereby notified that under the
decree Of the Court Of Equity in the above case,
they are required to establish their claims before
the Commissioner on or before the lst day of June,
l. so, and in default that their claims be barred.
JAMES II. WrTHERSPOON, C. Z. L. ID.
Comm RS Office. Sept. 2, l549. r. t$lU
Sent ) SO ..t tt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
Notice.

ON and after the lst September next, the sew.
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty Gents per hale extra, on all
Cotton bound with lron Bark or Wooden bands.
As this charge will necessarily fall upon, the
planters, this notice is given that Rope Bandages
aore may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent TO hareston and Savannah is now
compressed before Shipment.
July ii - oot
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
Negro Shoes and Br0ganS!

5000, pairs Negro Shoes and Brogans' sewcd
and peuucd, mostly of my own manuiacuse, which
| oferat less price than The same quality OF shoe
can be purchased of northern work. would also
call the attention Of purchasers TO my fine BOOTS
and Shoes OF every description, al! of which Of
fer as low as they can be purchased in tins o.any
other market. w. ALprIN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-16
New Boots, Shoes, and Shoe.Stock.

The subscriber has received his usual supply OF
Boots, Shoes and Shoe. stock, together with Ira.
yelling Trunks, carpet Bags and ValIces, all OF
which he offers as low as they can be purchased
in this MARKET and respectfully the public
to examine the same. His stock consists IN part
as follows
Gentlemen's fine calf Pump Boots
Waterproofdo
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calf Waterproof Bootees
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Z" &c 1" Pegged Bootees
Congress Boots
Patent Leather Bootees, new style
Over Shoes
Ladies' Black English Kid Slips
White do do do
Black French Kid Slips and Ties
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" French Morocco Walking Shoes
Francia Caters
colored Caters
Lasting Walking do
Misses black and colored G,rso Caters poo,.
Kid Slips and Ties
{" Over Shoes
School Shoes and Bootees
" Colored Slips and Ties
Boys fine calf e Rss,s.s soS,s
Kip Pcgged Boots
Together with great variety Of Chdren' Shoes 'ome
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