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Movements OF Dis,ing.,.hed People.

General Bsyi- aud zen. Poughksepsfe: Colo ael Ha-
milton. New York; Hon u De Forest, Major l..
Candse. q. Goodyear and family. Conn ant t~enty-
one Others have arrived at The Union Place Hotel.
Rev Douglass, Pa j. Miles. Va Captain Roe,
Cornwall, Benton. Va J. ". Rider, san frsncisco
George PTaik Kalamazoo. vefe yesterday among the
arrivals at the Howard Hotel
Hon. Lewis Case, Michigan; Hon. II Hanlin, Msinel
Hon w. Henry, Vermont; Hon A. W. Clap, Port
land: Hon. Mr. Smith. Maine; Hon. kocksll,
Pitt. feld DIT Rogers rew Jersey; Cara q. Moore,
U a A.; Colonel Charles v Jones, Canada; Col Soel
@ Lecnis u s. A.; Dr. Csyler. q. 3 J. VI. Ro.
ssrs, Washington; Capt ". Alden, v. q. A Lieut.
J. ~. Fry, sA Lieut. Frost, Q. y. A.; Y. Red
path, Montreal; Chaxlss ". Levy, Qseoeci Nj May,
Montreal; Hon. n O. Winthrop, lnts SPEAKER, we're
smerg the arrivals yesterday at the Irving Hoase.
J. Hugron, Fi.hhil; Hall Richmond; q. 2. Nor
son Baltimore; w. 7. Eakin, Nashville; Pcn. n. Ca
isy Maine and forty sshers arrived yesterday at the
American Hoth.
wv Cisrhs. Philadelphia; Capt Richie, U. q. A.
p. Pullsip. Georgia y. Bureh.rd, Boston; Hop J.
Oates, Hsliossu, Judge Nelsca, CoopsSstown; Hon
G. Clsrhe, Jsfsrsoz County; hon. }. Wentworth. ~
linois, and atty others have arrived at the Astoi
House.
Hon william N. Seward ssrived 4. this city yester
day, Ssn,s for Wsshipgtcn. lie took rooms at tn
A Etor nouse
Hon Daniel v. Miller. member elect from the nrs
Congressional district % Iowa vasTlying Dangerously
III at lAst sdyices and not srpected TO recover
william Hii has been re-elested by the Legislator
Secretary OF state Of north CArolipa post which
has hsld pninterrup,edy tor forty years.
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From Washington.

WasHfSoroS, Nov. %. 1850.
In scSordance With ySar suggestion, have 70 state
that tie copies II thu PresidsrNs message fer the
New yoIf papers, viii be In the hands Of your Post
master positively ne-t Sunday, aud will be delivered
90 tbs papers At nom TussAsy provided no soci-
dent prevents Its dVery thai day TO 10th houses Of
Congress
TIL. being tbsrssgivrg l,y, public and private
bus.aess ~ GENERALLY ruspsnded
The mechanics On pubiit buildings here, will pre-
cent stuperb COLA ~eteh 20 The Hon kichdH Stanton
Of Kentucky, on Saturday. Mr. stanton is practical
mechanic aad attended ssly and Ssslously the ability
aad hdslty Of me Washington mechanics last session,
IN
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Y. =. Commissioners Court.
pafnra alaw~A.x Q.wasua~ r.

Nov. 2s.-Larsenp and assault George Atherton,
seaman bos,d the ship Robert Kelly, was charged
with stealing vines, ke, and also with having com
mitted an ssssnlt With dangerous weapon on the
cook Of the said vessel By which he severely In
Jured. The prisoper eaa committed on both charges
Reroh --Jshn NJ Fisher and Stephen Mitchell sea
men on beard the same vessel, charged with an
suemYt TO create revolt they having. IN cono'-
natn vth others Of the crew, refused T. 40 IN
lesA the captain would release man whom ne nso
Ilxcgd In irons for revolving. while the ship vas On
nef vcyage from New York 20 Havre Three oi VIE
re-, ottts we've nut IN irons and Delivered up 70 the
American Consni AZ Havre The prisoners we're som
United OF the Conlrnissioner - -.
charge against the same parties iot lseehI va
,h,n hesrd Nv TIE Commissioner bat the complaint
vas difmistcd
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Interesting from Texas, Mckee, SIC.

BsLrntoHT, November Is 1850.
Prom Texas, We learn that General RusE Ia nd
dress at San Augutine, declares the pAsass Of the
ten million bill 60 BE- a southern triumph.
There is great emigration 70 Tsxss about eve hun
dr,d persons per week having recently arrived at Gal
weston, aud u IL estim.ted thst twenty Ave thousand
have arrived during the present season, many bring
Ing large sNmbsrf Of slaves
1he vote ON the Boundary mi averages about four
In .ycr 20 against 49, In tsventssn counties out OF
twsnty
The election Of ATistA resident Of Mckee Is
nTmsi.
senator Downs has beea received at New Orleans
with ncat honors a faluss OF one hundrsd guns "a.
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Marianne Items.

ARRIVAL. oP TIVE UNlTgD STATES SHIP JOHN ADAMS,
WIN rHE CMgw THE YORKTOWN.
NoREOAE. November ~. 1880
The Unissd States ship os var John Adams. Com
mandsr lowell azsivsd hers last night from Africa
sh. has board N. Of the sitsd states shis
Yorktowa which. "a will he remsmbered vas wrecked
on the 18th Of September, OF Sc Jsgo, Cape de ysrd
Islands
TuE SoUTHERNgR AT CHARLESTON.
CusRLEsror, November "a. 1850
The steamship southsrner, Capt. Dickinson, rem
Ne~ York, arrived here early on Tuesday nornins.
A LAKK KRIE BRIO AsHoRs.
BurrAIo, November "a, 1859.
The brig Robert Burns bound for Buffalo, With
cargo OF 1900 barrels aosr aud 900 bushels wheat
has gone lahore ct the head OF Lake Erie snd at the
iast accounts was full OF There IA insurance
on both vessel and cargo sufficient 60 cover the loss
WESTERN STEAMBOAT Sunk.
Cf-civraTL nov. ~, 1880
The .tfamsr Grifn, Yestmsp, from Ci,cinnstL for
New orlesns recently sunk at French Island.
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masks be of Let Il 20 be conducted that every man
must his heart the outside OF his wsistoost
II and treason will b put down daughter and
for the kind manner in which you have listened to
these desulory and hssty remarks will dstsin you
NO longer.
The Hon. gentlemen then received the gratula-
ton of their friends for some time and were intro
duced to several persons; after which they retired
to their hotel, and the assemblage then separated
much gratiied with the patriotic sentiments which
had been SO eloqusntly expressed.
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bosfoNi NoVemoer % ic~o.
THIS day having been appointed by the Govsracr
for general thank sgving throughout the state bust
ness vas slmott entirely suspended Throughout the
city The several places 81 worthip we'll attended
ard after retsrnne thanks 20 the Oliver the people
hurried home to feast upen the best they could pro-
cure
With the excrp,ioa Of Maine aud Vermont all thu
New England states Observe this hanksgviaS DAG
HaRrrosp, November ~, $50
This being tAAasseiving day In Connentiiae eur
city vas rmarkaely quie' neatly AL the stwes SsFs
closed sDd tsere vas bvs very lits bosnels dolns -
except in ht turkeys, ,uppkin piss 80
B.Lrimong NoyembGF a., 1850
The 6esefnor OF Maryland having rsae nmsnd y
this a. DAY o. thanksgiving thers Vas gs1eral s's
rtpsion q bm mess In cur city
In adeibJn 20 Maylsni the 00Ternnrs Of w wv
loving ytsses appointed o.5sy 10 th.nksss''f =
! wy els. The diy -ss SEQ eh'errsa ~ Y f'Na{Fh
4 CE.y.DC
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The Georgia Eiection for Delegates 10 she
State Convention.

bAVANNATl Nov, e, 1900
The election in this State for delegates TO thu State
Convention TO consider what action Ia necessary on
the promise passed at the late session OF
Congress. came of ON Monday. aud has resulted In
the plets triumph Of he Union PARTY the greater
portion a the delegates elected bel nx Union men
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su,,,,mc Cop,t-cireu,t Court.

No. Is. This eouit has adjourned 70 "a Decemhe'
when The tenn VII be opened before Jrsge whlard'
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"Tve dared his face,
And In Mis- placs
l ecorn him vet again 4

II Is an evil spirit gcsne mp and down the land ana
bosss much and per naneDt evil would see the con-
tthntion preserved aud handed down to generations
yetunborn. wo,ld see the country not theatre for
foreign abolition ncerdiAries, bot asylum Tor all
the esIth's peopse, vhsrs they may find repose and
sbettr under The tree Of liberty, while they sunsst
vpop hs fruits. (ApylauseJ am persuaded there Is
no longer ary real danger W we true to ourselves
uueto TIE spirit Of the Union The victory V won ana
70 do Is 20 say that the Fugitive slave
bill shall not 10 repealed or modified In any essential
psrteulr so Ms 10 bring below the requirements o.
the eonst aticn Though clouds and darkness NAY nov
overfsna the prospect. the bright sun VIII emerge
rors W obscurty and there y none 20 young mere "
he shan I've 10 good old sac, who VIII I'VE Ion
tnugh ever 10 see this accursed agitation come On
Ssin 10 stslk over the North But " We DO not oake
stand VI we not faithful to the oonstitu ion,
tay, and ana alaImist, that the man u In this
rom and his head Y covered With the rost Of age,
Who viii the dissolution % the Union Of the states
I have motive to this speech, exce1t u we're the
tentimsn MT q my heart am retiring from ths pub
I've setvce but will still raise mS warning a1noni.
tion
A Nofcr- We are sorry fc- y.
NJ Dscxf~sos Let We nov zee Who Is on the Lordl
side and sbe Is net Let taess be ne disgute. Lei
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Tte erly rarsr rrl N the District 81 Columhia =
NAT .tsr ~ aEet- sSifre four Mites above eorge.
tc n vas destgtyts ny IRE saturday r,oru iog II
rs rsrtiy o~rea trl vc.rga b. eeorge h4i, 5f, ui'
lo.s Il akpqt tgU.g.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-03
New Fall Goods.

4 NJ, d X KENNEDY, are now receiving tnelr
n supply OF goods suitable for the season. The
stock will be found complete in all the branches.
usually kept by them, they have been carefully
selected at unusually low prices, and VIII be SOLD
at very small advance on New York cost. Inc
above would respectfully invite the attention OF
their friends and the he public generally 10 an ex-
animation of their stock, feeling satisfied It low
prices and good styles will effect sales, they can
not fail to enjoy liberal share OF that patronage
heretofore so fully extended to them.
They beg to call attention to few OF the lead
ing articles, viz:
Rich Figured and Chene Silks.
Newest styles cashmeres and mouselalnes
Changeable popns and coburgs
Brocade and pain lustres
Face capes, collars and chemizettes
Puff sleeves, en'schildr work'd bodies
Musln and thread edgngs and insertngs, &c
Gloves of every description, hosiery do
Lawn and cambria handkerchiets
English and american prints unusually low
Furniture chiutz, ginghams
Long and square shawls, &c &C &C
Mourning Goods.
Super. alpaccas and canton cloth, a new article
Dark grey popliu, ginghams and English prints
Fast coIors, collars and handkfs. ingraned
Cotton hose, silk do, cashmere & cashmere sh'wls
In Domestics.
Blea. shsetings aud long cloths, very low
l0-4 to Il, bea & bro sheeting,super family linens
Brown and cold h'spuns Of all kinds.
Linseys bed blankets, from lO-4 to 1874
White q red tiau'is shaker welsh & gauze do. &c
Genglemen's Wear.
Sup'r bfk end cofd french cloths
doeskins and cassimeres
Tweeds in variety suitable for boys
Satin, silk aud cashmere vestngs
cravats, gloves aud halt hose
Superior quality OF dress shirts
Under cloIhings OF every description
Ready Made Clothing.
Coats vests snd pants, got up i'll very superior
style
Hats aud Caps
In great variety aud OF the latest fall fashions.
Negro Goods.
Superior plains, kerseys aud satlnets, suitable
for house servants, ain. eng. blankets, wool hats,
&c. &c. 6v
Together with full supply OF hardware, &C.,
all OF which will be cheeriuuy shown to any one
tavoriug them with call,
SeW&2 II II
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DRY GOODS.

THE ,ubscrbers have received their WINTER SUP.
i PLY, consisting in part, of
FANCY DRESSES-Brocaded Thibet Cloth, Broca-
ded Lhradnre, for Evening Dresses. Cachmere Merino
and Moussen de Iain plain and printed; black and fan
CIV Silks, Paris and English Prints, French and Scotch
MOURNING DREssES-Royal Tour Satin Royal
Satin de Chene gro. de Rhine, French Popn. Eomhazn
Morseln de lain, Alpaca, Ginghaus French and Eng
lish Prints.
TRlMMINGS-Of every variety to suit the above.
SUNDRIES-Black and nn"y rhehit, Cachmere and
weoen Shaws, worked Muslin and Lace Capes and Col
lars Infants worked Dresses and Bodies Linen Cambria
Hidk'fs., Muslin Trimmings. IA great varetv0 Thread
Lace Cap Ribbons Stoves and Mitts Of all kinds Hose
IN large assorment long and short sleeve Merno vests
Marselies Bed and Crib Qus. Table. Piano AMI Toilet
Covers Ca md 1874 Danask Table Covers, Iamask and
colore oylies Melted Tides, 64 to IA Linen Sheetnc,
yS to Pillow 6-4Case Linen, Sd TO IA bleacted and
brown Cotton Sheeiing, Furniture Chints and Dimy,
Curtain Di,y, Furniture Fringe India Rubber Sheing
rrenea Bed Blankets. 64 to IA Floor Cloth. Scotch
Carpetine. large ASSORTMENT Of bleached and brown
Goods C..ecks Ticking, Linseys. &c. &c.
FLANNELS-t;.nure. Rdgsrs. Real Welsh Saxony
Shakers all wool and silk warp. all wool and Domet
White, Red and ellow, Of every description.
For MEMS Wear.
Black hrown hpe, sreen nlive and dah Cloth; fancy
and black Cassmeres. silk and Cachere Festngs but'
10 10th. for shooting Cats: Gloves, of every variety:
Cravais Pocket Handkerchief; Half Hose. Binder Slir's
and Drawers; ready made Shirts and Collars; Suspen.
dear Hats. Caps &c &c.
large assortment of Goods for Boys nnd Servants
wear Georgia Plains, Cordova do. Blankets,
&c. &c.
NcDOWALL g. COOPER.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

ON Monday. the second day Of December, i'm.
" mediately after the above sales by the Com
missioner in Equity, will offer for sale, if not
previously disposed of, one tract of about ll5O
acres of LAND, lying on Morrison's creek, and
extending to the Long. Town Road, known IS the
Graham Place, and adjoining lands of N. A. Peay
Also, tract living IN the Wateree river, ad.
joining lands Of DR.. Clarke, Mrs. Goodwin and
John Harrison, containing 669 acres.
Together with tract lying rn Thorn Tree
creek. extending across the Long Town cross
road. (from Winnsborough TO Camden. and from
Harrison's Ferry to Coiunbia,) containing 100
acres which. together with the River tract, forms
valuable Plantation of over 1850 acres.
Also, one other tract of Land lying in Kershaw
Dist on Sawney's creek, containing 400 acres.
On this tract are two good Saw ills in operation.
For further particulars. apply to VIM. NJ Shan
non, Esq. Camden, or TO the subscriber near Saw
neo's creek.
THO. STARKE.
Oct 29 [s55O] is.
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NEW STORE.

TIIE subscriber is now opening large assert
i ment of Groceries and staple Goods
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerale
(south of the Bank of Camder,) which he vii
dispose of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do we'll te
cal and examine the stock, consisting in part o.
the following, viz
Luaf, Crushed, Ground and Gran uated Sugnn
ST. Croix. Porto Rico, ard New Orrans DO
New Orleans MuscNadO and Cuba Molasses
Java. laguira and lln Coffee
Ganrowder, Young Tyson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow Candles
No. land Mackarel, in Barrcls, Half and Quarters
Wine, Soda and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch, assorted
Pepper, Spice, Ginger Nutmegs. Mace and Cloves
Powder, Shut and Lead
Hsrdware, Cutlery, Nails and Casnige
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm Oil and min "Gla
-ALSo-
Bleacl,ed and unbl.ached shirtings and shrenngH
Blankets Bed Ticks, Apron Checks and Oznaburgs
Together with large assortment of
BaggiMg, Rope and TWine.
J. w. BRADLEY.
C.mien S., c. Sept. %.
lpCash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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South Ca1olina---Kershaw District

BY JOHN 2. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, JAMES DUNLAP applied to me
w for Letters of Administration, on ali and singu-
Lar the Goods and Chattes, Rights and Credits of Mr..
JAMES C.. DOBY, late of the District aforesaid
deceased.
These are to cite and admonisl all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said deceased u be and an
pear before me at our next Ordinays Court for the said
District to be hodenat Kershaw Court House on the 5h
day of Dec. next 70 show cause any why said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my lland and SEAL this Goth Nov in the
year OF our Lon thousand eight hundred and fifty and
in the seventy fifth year Of American Independence
JOHN r Joy, o. KID.
Nov. %, 1850. % At
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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 they will dispose OF
on their usual liberal terms, They consist in
part, as follows:
WOOLENs.
Heavy London Duffil Blankets
Super S-4 10 l4.4 Lambs Wool Bed Blankets
Heavy alI-wool Negro Cloths
Negro Linsoys, very heavy and stout
Plaid Linscys; WOOL Cloth Tor womens wear
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Superfne black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
Supertne Doe-skin black Cassimeres
Satlinets, assorted colors
Kentucky Jeans. do do
Elegant Fashionable Vestings
Fancy Cassimeres
Red white and yellow Flannels
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, nf every description g..
Furniture Calicoes, very handsome
Ginghams; Cross.bar'd and fancy striped Musns
Furniture and cambria Dni,y
Furniture Fringes; cotton cambrics
Colored and black carnbrics
Silks and Fancy Articles.
Elegant plain and water'd black silks ~
plain, figured and waler'd colored silks 3
Chena figured dress silks. very rich
Belts; elegant lace Capes st
Muslin worked collars and sleeves
Very handsome lnsertings and Edgings
Linen. cambrc Handkerchiefs
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
French merino, black and assorted colors
Super black and meredian black Apachas
Striped and cross.bar'd coored Alpachas
DOMESTlCS.
3.4, 7.S and SO bieached and brown Shirtings
l2-4 bleached and unbleached Sheetings
While and unbeached Drills
Striped and plaid colored Honespuns
Bed Ticks; apron checks; cotton Oznaburgs
Super an. assorted IRISH Linens
:. Lawn Lawns, Dowias: lJamask Table. cloths
Z" Dan,ask7 Diaper; Dana ik Napkins
Blrd-eye aud Russia Diapers
Dundee aud Gunny Baggiug
Bale Rope aud Iwire; Iron; Salt
Sugar, Coffee, MoIasses
-ALso--
Blacksmith Bellows, Vices, Anss. Hammers
Scew P.ales, Trace. chains, Collins Axes
Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks
With a complete assortment of hardware and
Cutlery
With malv other hrticIes too tedious to enumerate.
II. LEVY d. son.
sept. IL. ii fin
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Assignee's Sale.

7 WILL offer for sale at the residence of John
L II, Truesdcil 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 his schedule filed in the Office Of
the clerk Of the court OF cnmman pleas, for Ker-
shaw Of land, cotton, corn, fod.
der, mule and horse, cows and calves, hogs, plan.
taton tools, household and kitchen furniture, with
great variety of other articles TOO tedious to
mention. Also, his interest in two valuable Ne
gro men, now in possession of Jno Truesdell, sen.
Terms Of Sale-A credit of ninet, days, with
interest from the day of sale; note with good ne.
curity, payeble at the Bank OF Camden. The jldg-
ment creditors are invited to attend the sale.
JOHN INGRAM, Assignee.
Nov. 20. 81 ts
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Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COJJRTEHOUs

DAhLINGIUN COURTHOUSE.
'E'liE above House having been purchased and
fitted up anew by John DorEN, is again omen.
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
r-ent with visit, shall be spared
hl that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hostlers. ,tai
Drovers can be well accommodated, az any
number Of horses and mules can be Eept in tho
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov. l, 1850. S6 If
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For Sale,

4 TRACT Of Land lying l4miles east of Ian
n caster court house. on both sides OF Little
l.vnches creek, adjoining Lands Of WIN. Conner,
decd, jefferson Horton, ashington Ellis and
William Roberts. The above tract contains about
I,7OO .Acres-ahout $40 Of which are cut
down, and the most of it in good state OF cult
va,ion. On the place will be found good Gin
House and Screw, together with the necessary
improvements Also, good seat, both for saw
and grist mill. The soil is well adapted 10 tho
growth of cotton and grain.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will do well to
call and examine lur themselves
WIN. y. CASTON.
Pleasant Hill, Now %. Us Ill
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Valuable Plantation
Tn I,easc or Rent.

r WILL lease or rent tile place lnow occupy on
i Lyuches creek. in Kershaw - street, l7t miles
from Camden, containing 5000 cres OF Land, a
comfortable dwelling house, with all necessary
ou,au!,&iugs, a4w and srIst mi!!--Which may hc
H.... ~ T 7. EE!D
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New Fall Goods.

New Fau Goods.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L aud the public generally, that he is now recei-
wing his Fall supply OF
GrOceries, DOmesties, &c.
Consisting in part, OF the following articles, viz
Brown, crushed, loaf and clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. 2 aud 3 Mackare
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
SwedeS Iron of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine aud common Tobacco
ksagging, GsOpe and Twinc,
Men aud boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Wagon Brides
Hames, Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collins best Axes, Nails assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
Bleached and brown Honespuns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
-ALsU-
A few cases Of men aud boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually found in well sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store, all OF which
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
b. w. CHAMBERS.
% The Sumter Banner and True Southron will copy
for three months.
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New Steam Boat Robert Martin.

THE new Steamer Robert Martin. Captain
l. 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, and at as
low rates as can be sent by any other conveyance.
For freight apply to SHAW & AUSTIN,
Agents. Camden.
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ESTATE SALE.

Dv permission of John R. Joy, Esq Ordinary
ID for Kershaw District, l will sell al pubic out
cry, on Monday and Tuesday, the 9th and 10th
days of December next, in the town of amcen,
at the late residence of Mrs. Martha E. Wilson,
decd her PERSONAL ESTATE on be pl emf
ses, consisting Of Household and kc en- Furni-
lure. one Carriage, one G,g, Two Wagons, Har-
hess, &c. And on Wednesday following, at the
court house, all Of her NEGROES, fny two IN
number, among whom are valuable house servants
ard field hands. And on Thursday following,
(l2,h,) at her plantation in Sumter District, about
ia Mills below Camden. tie stock of Horses,
Mules. Hogs, Cattle. Sheep, &C., with the crop of
Corn, Peas, Potatoes, &c, and The Plantation
Wagons, Carts and Tools.
TermS-AlI sums OF and under fifty dollars.
cash, over fifty, aud not exceeding two hundred
dollars, credit OF twelve months, by noles with
good security, bearing interest from the day ot
sale, and for all sums over TWO hundred dollars,
credit of one and lw" years, by bonds with appro-
we'd personal security, and a mortgage of the pro-
pery bearing interest from the day of sale, paya-
BILE annually. Purchasers to pay for all ncccssa-
~ papers.
N. B.--Thc sale will commence on each day at
ii O'clock.
PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE, Admir-.
Nov. 26. 81 5t
o." Sumter Banner please copy.