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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08
GIeanings from The stream afEews.
A little uonsese now and then.
Is relished by the wisest men.

y
LoPEz TO BE ARRzsrED.-Tbe Washington
correspondent of the express writes that as
soon as the President was informed that the
U. s. Marshal at Savannah bad released Gen.
Lopez orders were transmitted to the o. s.
District Attorney at Mobile New Orleans TO
put the law of 1918 in force against him.
Queen Victoria is thirty-one years of age.
She was crowned Queen of Great Britain and
Ireland June 10th, 1887. aud married to
Prince Albert, February 10. 1870 Her hus-
band is about three months her junior. He
will be thirty-on the 26th of August next
She is now the mother of seven children, four
daughters and three sons
"Pa. what makes the people 60 to bear
Webster, ifthey have all got to be Pu. in
irons?"
40 be put in irons. Simon, what do yOu
mean 90
@Why. the papers say that st his great
speech t'other day. the entire audience we're
chained to the spot."
We have seen women who wore the un-
mentionables and hens that crowed--in other
words, hen-pecked husbands and hen-peeked
roosters-but for the life of us, We cannot tell
which is the most pitiable sight of the two
Can you?
In other words, don't count the asses in a town
less than two hours after Fanny EllsleF enter
ed Baltimore the number Of donkeys were null
tipEed by ten.
The bar keeper of the Troy brick kiln com
mitted suicide on Wednesday last, by cutting
his throat with shovel As be expired i'm
mediately, but faint hopes are entertained Of
his recovery.
Tpring business-Th Throwing 81 somersets
without stopping.
EE The female so, bitterly denounced BY
Byron, as.-"Born in = kitchen, in a garret
bred, )" recently died at Hamtonwick. Lady
Byron and her daughter visited her to bid her
last farewell.
Pigeons have been killed near New York,
with their crops filed with rice. collected in
the plantations of Georgia or Carolina. This
journey they must have made insageEvs hossrs.
The girls in Minnesota are man awful state
of suspense, there being no minister 70 tie the
nnptial knot One who would take supply
of blank marriage certificates would make
small fortune.
The present debt of Texas amounts TO thir-
tenn millions of dollars
New Hamshire has decided BY vote ct
the people to form new constitution
The deaths in the city of London are over
1000 week.
s By recent act of the Legislature Of Penn
sylvania all foreign notes, or the notes Of 9TH
er states, under the denomination Of ten dol
lars are excluded from circulation in that state.
Sophrona Steele recovered $1,000 Of J. B.
Dickey, for breach Of promise, at Wellsville, on
Saturday last. Look out boysl
The Eureka was at Valparaiso on the 27th
of March.
The che has almost en disappeared
from ST Nss according q spOTt Of the
Board q altb-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08
NATIONAL ETA.

We clip from the National Era the follow
ing article, and commend it to those presses
which have said so much about the "nOn-en-
tity'' of the President We are of the belief
that they viii find him to be a sufficiently dis
tinct entity before they get through. If the
people will take the matter into their own
hands and elect Congress who will go to
work and help him, we shall have one of the
best administrations the country ever saw.
TO- s. Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

A grand scheme of emigration is on foot &C
eording to current report, amongst the agricul-
turalist in Worcestershire and the adjoining
counties of Worcester and Hereford, England.
1t is proposed, in the first instance, to purchase
a million acres of land in one of the Western
States of America.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

w The readers of the Freeman will no.
tice that we have changed the name of our
paper to "Frenaont Weekly Fireman. which
name we had intended to adopt when the
name of Lower Sandusky was changed to its
present title, but owing to mistake of the
type manufacturers in sending US wrong type,
we have not been able to do so until now.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08
New Grocery.

J. F. R sebring has just opened an en-
tire new stock of Groceries, in Buckland' IS new
Brick Building, comprising every variety of ar
ticles, usually kept in establishments of that
kind. His friends need only be made aware
of this fact to secure him rush of customers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

EE Times of holding the Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the 18th Judicial Circuit of Ohio
for 1850:
ERIE, February 10; May 20; Oct, Z.
HURoN. March IL; June 8; Sept 16.
SANpUsKY, March Is; June IT; Oct. 2l.
WooD, April October %.
LUCAS. April 5; June "a; Nov. l.
OTTAWA, May Z; Sept 10.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

Instruct yoursscn well, or others will IN
struct him III. Eorhildgoe altogether sln-
taught Send him to the school Of wisdom,
or 6e win go himself to the rival acadenny.
kept BY the lady with the cap and BELLS
There IS always teaching going on of some
sort just as'in fields yegetationis never idle
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

corrcntsI Brzss.-We are told there is a
married couple in this town, the man s5. the
wonsan So, who have lived together so years
and during thattime an angry word has new
er passed between them. We advise our
vonue friends % follow the example here given
pea married, and live in peace.
81. Lawrence Mercury
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

The Commissioner of Patents, in his report,
estimates that the consumption Of sugar IN the
world amounts to millionof tons annually
= Cuba, in 1874, furnished 100000 tons
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

Judge Walker, of Cincinnati, has declined
accepting the vacant Superior Court Judge
ship in that city.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

The permanent, orfunded debt of Cincinnati
is 81, 100000.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-06-08

j. s. FoUKE, Editor.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-08
Circular. r.

y EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Feb, 90, 1850
TO the kairmail Of Me )" i''1''
Commissioners of Free Schools of
.SIR: You will oblige bis ExceIency the Gov
error, by giving concise answers TO the following
queries, as carly your convenience will permit.
,,' %. ..,a,.l Res 1ectfulIy, &C. 7<~'.'f '.s''
,.,.....,.. =. ~, .....R TWAT rs. Secretary.
lst. What, is The present numl er OF male and
fcmaleprpls. at tie Free Schools in the District
|, (or Psrish) Of -"' What has been the number
since ls4;rq = r-y,.....'t I al / -'7,f'
, I'd. WHAT'S the tuition fee fur eacl, pupil! The
aggregate amount paid to the Teachers. The pro.
portion of.the School Fund rereIved from the State1
81; hre all the pupils sent to the Free Schools!
II moi, how many are instrucfe at tryate or pub.
lie academies, and at what cost '''t - It
4!h. What proportion Of the youth of receive
no edu"ailon: TO what causes is neglect ol. this
head ascrbablc :! ..,
9th. Are fhe Teachers competent mon. and
Otherwise qualified ior tlieir station! Dothey TN.
tergo; any preparatory cXaninatnn!' Are they
long IN Once, or are changes frequent! "a IT the
latter, assign the reason. .........,,,
9th. What is the plan Of instruction! State
particularly every kof kno~!c,lge taught, and
how far carried rs
at What price
or pivaie eSanhafoi,:of the Schools IF SO, do
the Commissioners, asa body, !or any portion of
them, attend .....,,, ,.... - .g-a ~: -
| 9Th. Is tile present system Q, successful one in
the .; Vs4fnof, why! How niayi be improved.
sl0th., Slate anything else in reference to tie
.sulbjecLw biah you may think important. ''sA
P al ihe p3pers in The Siateare requested to
copy the above weekly 4iimes. &c.: -. .-.45t
March I, 1850 II w4t,
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Head Quarters.

- =
ORDER .NO-.,.ta =. g.. .r,t.f.,-'r et+''@
The following Troops will Parade far REVIEW
and DRiiL at the times and places mentioned, viz
The VaifofHH Companies of the 10th and 18th
-Regimeitss xad:the lst Regiment Of Artillery and
the CharestoQ Ilussar:. on Friday, The 22d of Feb
ruary. .,..s .s.,,, . = ,.Hs
" Tie '1stf Regiment of lpfantry at Rdgeville, en-
TUESDAY, Il lhe- 26th Of February. - 49,.
|. II he Disqualification Of The l9ff Regiment at
Strawberry. Eerrss aa Thursday, the 2sth Of Feb
ruary. -, ..,,...,..... =. nus f..5o.. q
! The Upper Battalion Of the 10Th Regimen, at
Black. oak EocS Cor Club IIodse) on Saturday, tho
I'd OF March, ~
oThe 3lst Regiment Of Infantry at Black Mingo,
on Tuesday, theJth Of March. r. 81 -...''-'
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry .;at or near Brad.
ley T. Brtons Ferry (suuth side) on Thurday, the
The 33d Regiment of Infantry a, Conw ayboro,
on Saturday, the 9th, OF March. ..s,-s :"
The 32d Regimenf a, Marion Court House, on
Tuesday, the 18th OF March.
The 29th Regiment of Infantry at Darlington
Court House, on Thursday, the l4th of March.
The 1th Regiment Of Cavalry at or near Dsr-
lington Court House, on Saturday, the 18th of
The 30.h Regiment of Infantry at 'Bcnnetlsvile,
on Tuesday, tie 10Th of March, IL
The 25h Regiment at Chesterfield, on Thurs
day, tie 2istof March: =
The ,,2lst Regiment at Lancaster, on Saturday,
tie 23d Of March. -. ,,r,. ~ ~
The pa Regiment at Camden, on Tuesday, the
26 h OF March ~ s''i;.i:'I. - H.'''',.' -.
The 10Th Regiment At Swimming Pens, on
Thursday, the 18th Of March. -, =. ,.'...,...g;
The 44,h Regiment at Su,miervilc, on Saturday,
tie 3(th of March. o., 50
The commissioned and non- commissioned Off,
GERS will assemble previously at the place OF rem.
dezyous of Their respective Regime; ts or Battal-
ions, for Drill! and instruction. .. ~ i.'-
The Major Cereals and BrgaGier Generals will
with their Slaff: attend the Reviews in their re-
spective commands.
The Brieadicr Generals are charged with the
extension OF this order 10 their Brigades.
AL lbe Troops and Arms will be inspected ex-
cept al Charlestoh:g,,;. .-s.' SO Hi.-'
BY order Of the copmandcr. n-chief, '.9n r.
-. J.. w. CANTEY, :. e.
Adutant and Inspcc or General. y
Feb.5. ~, 10 :. ,s Wit s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-08
The Hesperian Harp,
A MUSIC BO0k INPATIENT NOTES,
BY DIR. WM, HOISER. ..'

I
Is tile greatest work of the, kind ever offered o.
the world. 1t contains SIG pages, and more than
700 t,lncs-psalrns dird' Hymn Tunes, Odes and
Anthems. Sunday School, Infant, Revival, Camp
Aleptibg Missionary, Temperance, Moral, and Pat
triotc pieces, Scotch, lrslL German, French, and
other fine foreign tunes. Much new Music never
before published; the noble old tunes that thrilled
tie hearts ofour fathers and mothers in their youli.,
and one the plaicst eXpositions of the principles
of Music and of musical composition ever publish
cd II is specially suited to the taste of the South
and West, 0l.c author is Southern man in birth,
education, and all his aftnies) and is adapted 10
the Day School for children, the Singing School,
the Church Choir Of every denomination, the Mis-
Sionary and Temperance Meeting, the proud gala
days Of our Republic, and the social party, where
good sense and the love ofevery thing virtuous and
noble should rule the hour.
Inquire of the Booksellers and Country Mer.
chants generally. and ofGEO A. OATES 4 CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
Teachers who will travel and sell this work can
make from $500 $500 year. Address the au,
thor, post paid, spisFsT Turn Out Jef'sgsse co, Ga
Feb. II. '' lml3
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Spring! Spring.!

T SHALL open this mornng, handsome as
sortmen, of NEW SPRING GOODS, colsIs-
ling in part, of Ladies' Dress Gopds, such as plain
and fancy Berases, rich plaid Grenadines, Tissue
Silks, new style and very handsome; printed Jaco-
net Lawns, from l2I to Soc. per yard; real Earle,
ston and Muslin Ginghams, Organdi and printed
MusIins, English and American Prints. Ladies'
Cravats, coorcd Swiss Muslins, for Evening Dres;
ses, best quality Kid Gloves. Silk do, Silk and
Cotton Hose, of every descriptions; Fans Sun
Shades, dc. -,
All the above articles will be offered at Charles.
on retail prices For cash, great drductIons VIII
be made. T.. w. BoNNEl.
Feb TO- IA
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The State of South Carolina.
KershaW District,

In Tie Court OF Common P7cas.
Stephen d. Hough, who is now in custody Of
he Sheriff of Eershaw District by virtue of writ
capas adsatisfaciendum at the suit of Samuel w
Love, having filed in my Office, together with a
schedule on oath of his estate and effects, his De.
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 on the first day of
April term next, to shew cause if any they can,
why the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid should
not be granted. s. f. CAPERS, G. C.P.
Jan. 2. ($l050) l-l3t
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IN EQUITY.
Lancaster District.

Middleton &. CASTOR VS.. Susanuah CASTOR eli all
Bill foy Partition of the Estate Of Samuel CASTOR,
deceased g.. ..'
Itappearing to my satisfaction, that William X.
Nc cDonad and Evelna A., his wife, William Ere.
derrick Williams. Sarah Eveiina Williams Eliza.
beth Williams, Susan Jane Dye, Asia NJ CASTOR,
Samuel N CASTOR, and Jefferson CASTOR, Defend
ants in the above stated case, are absent from and
without the limits Of this State, 1t is ord,red on
motion of Williams, Solicitor for Complainant,
that the said defendants do appear and plead, au-
swer, denur: the bill in the above case on or
before the 10Th OF April l-50 and in default there
of judgment pro contesso will be ordered against
each and every of them.
JAMES II. WITIlERSPOON,
Commissioners Office, C.. E. l.. ID.
3lst December, l540. 2 BIN
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The south Carolina Rail Road.

80 5s5;Ss zss3 SS5sS s5s's 60; ssssSk 80
On and after the 18th February. 1880 Freight
Trains for the accommodations of Way Stations
above BranchviIle. will leave the Mary Street
Depot atldayligIlt on the morning OF "Wednesday in
each week. All Goods and commodities for these
Stationsmust be delivered at the Depot on Tues
day preceding.
Returning the Trains will leave Hamburg, Co.
lumba and Camden, Immediately after the Pas
senger Trains OH Friday morning. Cotton and
other heavy produce must be at these Stations Oh
Wednesday preceding; light articles will be re-
ceived on Thursday.
Persons desirous of availing themselves Of these
Trains, will please send notice TO this office of the
quantity of cotton, &c, to he despatched from the
Stations by letter, directed TO the Agent Of Trans
JOHN McRAE,
Act'g Agt Transportation.
Office Transport lion s. c. R. r. Charleston, 7th
February, lSh'
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$50 Reward.

Will be paid for, the apprehension of my man
STEPHEN, who left 10Y place on The 22d day Of
July last Said man is feet, or inches high,
about 20 or q years old, osce belonged TO Mr..
William X. Davis, Of Fairfield District, he is sup.
posed to have returned 10 that District, or the ad.
joining one; he speaks quick when spoken to, and
inc ined to be left handed, tolerably stout built,
weighs about l60 or ITO pounds; uses whip when
driving team with the left hand; he may deny
his name and owner. He MAJ be lodged in ary
JAIL in the State, SO that may get him.
b. +. SIMMONS.
Bull Swamp, Orangeburp Dist Jan 10. Cd.
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P[bAMPIARoS UOVl2lh0
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE RY C.. II, DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce; tlIat lie has now nov,
in chrge the abovc aceH located ote. c@mten,sG'
to the most business part of the Town. Tor travel
lers; directly on all streets passing throush-ana
now undergoing thc rough repairs. He earnestly
solcits call from his friends and the public gen.
neraly-for he feels eonfde" that they ea"no. oG
otherwise than pleased, as no pains Will lie spareu
to make all comfortable. ,,o
A variety of the best LGuors can be had a, al lhe
Bar, crcepi on Sunday. Goddard's old leI2 bron.
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; 'he mos. mos.
fsyorite brands of Champagnes thr cnnlces'
brands of Segars ard Tobacco: Scotch A'e J"
pints SODA WATER and ICE will be kept COIL
s,autly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for DroVers' anu ai'
ways plenty OF corn, oats and fodder' anu S''e''
tive hostlers.
He is agent for the Northern Line OF Stages.
N. B.SOmnibuses run regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers VINO can M a's.
be accommodated with carriage, buggy or morse
ego into the country. .s
Camden, May I'd, lS49.
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Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that will open Books
on the lst of March next, at the store Of lsmes
Dunlap in Camden. for coll citing the Taxes for
ls49 and will attend 4, the following places on
the following days for the snme purpose
On Monday, the 4th of March at Liberty Hill,
on Tuesday, 5th of March at Flat Rock; on We'd,
ncsday, 9Th of March at Buffalo: on Thursday, m
of March at Lizenby's: on Friday, sth of March
at Schrock's Mill; on Saturday. 9th of March at
Cureton's MiTl.
After the above named times, ] will attend 1t
Camden until the first day cf May next. at which
time the books will positively be closed and all de-
fauIters double taxed.
J. W. DOBY, T. c.x.p.
Feb 3. 8 w3t
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Hauel's Eau Lustral, Hair Restorative.

"There is nothing in this wide world, that con
tributes more to comeliness and beauty than pro-
fusion of soft, flowing ring ringles, or auburn
trcsses and he who can devise the means to
and eean, in it's original beauty, this important ap
pendage to the head, will confer an inestmable
blessing upon mankind, and deserve the lasting
gratitude Of the community.'' - q"
Such an article is Iaueps Eau. Lustral II have
ust.received direct from the. Proprietor, large
and fresh supply in Bottles at Soc. ..75c and ST..
each ~ IL = s.-r T.: j. DELAY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-08

iMELoN:--Nulmeg. Plne!
apple. y
fMUSTARD--Biack =
! White.
ONION BUTTGNs, w. .
and Red !; Onion s;
!!Okra, Parsnip.
PEAS bishops Dwarf,
Early May, = harlion,
Dwarf Bitie, Prince Al
Albert, Every early, }
Imperial, Dwarf Sugar,
Matchless Nlarrowfa'.
! Dr Marrowtat, Knights
Dwarf hIarrow,K knights :
British Green.
! Parsley; Pepper. (Ben.)
!RADISI1ES--Long Sal
mon, Early Scarlet, Red
and Yellow TurnIp, and
/ Black Spanish. g.!
Spinach; Satisfy.
SQUASH --Early.Busll,
Vegetable Marrow.
TOMATO-I,arge and
Small Red.
!TURNIp.-Spring, Nor.
+ folk, Hanover, Aber.
deem, Red Top, Early
! Dutch, White Garden
Stone, Ru,a Baga. Z
Sage and Thyme.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

Asparagus. Arlichokc,
BEhNS-Early Rachel,
China, Mohawk, Valen.
tine, Half Moon, Dutch
Case Knife, white Kid
ney, large white Lima,
scarlet Runners.
BEETS-Lnng Blood &
EarlyeBiood Turnp..
Broccoli, ollards, Cele
cry, Caulifower.
CARROT,--Allringhan1
and Long Orange.
CABBAGE-Early York
y May, Paris Ok Heart,
Dutch Drumhcad. Sugal
,Loaf, large York, late
Dutch, Green Glazed
curled Savoy, Drum :
head. large Mountain.
CUcuMBER--Lons green
Early frame green clus'
ter, short prickly, Cher
CORN. Early Tusca'
rera, Du,t"n, Burling'
ton, While Flint, Suga'
corn.
Egg Plant, purple kaI'
and Leak.
LETTUCE. Head
S,leSia, Large ca5ba-e
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South-Caroina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT,

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
The Executors and Erecntrir of Benjamin Halle,
deceuSed, u.s. James &. Halle and oiherS.-In The
n,dnerof benjamin Hie's Will
1t tappcaring to my satisfaction, that Sarah Knox,
Charles f. Halle, John Halle, William Brewer
and Mary his wife, Thomas C.. Lanier, Thomas La.
nler and Catherine his wife, -- Gardner and
Emma his wife, and Franklin .Fsrfcr, are absent
from and beyond the limits this State 1t is or.
dered that they appear before the Court of Ordna.
ry for Kers aw District, to De held on the twenty.
fifth day Of April next, when and where the Exec
utrix and Executors Of Benjamin Halle, deceased,
will PROFOUND his will to be proven in due form of
lEw. JOHN R. JOY o. K. D.
Jan. 24th, 1850 's3m
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in Euuity.--Lancaster District.

Jonathan d. Johnson, Adn,'r vs. Asia NJ CASTOR
and o,hcrs- Bill for Injunction, for sale OF pro-
pcrty, aud sclor,h.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Samuel \.
CASTOR, a Defendant in the above case resides
without the limits of this State; 1t is ordr rcd on
motion of Clinton, comp SOL that the said Saniuc!
N. CASTOR do appear and plead, answer or demur
ia The Bill in above case on or before the l0ll day
of May, $780, otherwise Judgment pro conesso
will be entered against him.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON, c.E. L. D.
Feh. >, 1850 1877 Wild
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AERESH SUPPLY.

Just received, large assortment ol all thera
rious kinds of BOOTS and SHOES, also, Hats,
Cans and Bonnets, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Yalcss
Sole and Upper Leather, which will be sold at
small advance on manufacturers prices, and which
The public aro respectfully inv ted to call and ex-
anime bclorc purchasing elsewhere, as bargains
will he given. The s!ock.corssls in cart, Of q,
Ladies Morocco Buskns and Ties ~
do Thick solcs
do PhiladclL Lhia kid and morocco Slippers
do French aid Slippers and Ties
do Exec sior Sppere -.,... .s .
% do Thick and thin sole Caters %.
do Mazarne Caters
do Slippers, rom 30 10 - cents
Misses kid Ties and Slippers
do thick sole mnrocco Buskns =
do leather Buskins and Ties :.
Chdren's Boots and Shoes, all kinds
do Caters and bnttoncd Boots, different
cD!ors
do broEznd Boots
do Boots, black and light coors
Gentlemen Boots, from 81 - to 81 90
do t in sole pcggcd Boots, from 81 5(
to $3.50
do scwed Boots from Sd 90 TO 81 90
do srwcd Bootcs and Brogans, various
kinds
90. 90 and Boys cloth Caters ,..
:. do fine calf phila made Shoetees
Bays and Youth's Brogars, all kinds,
Chiidren's D"otces, FROM % TO 80 cents.
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STILL LATER!

4 CASE Of Ladies' rich dress goods "r' oe re-
N ceived and opened by the subscriber this
morning. Among them are black. colored' and
Paris printed 3areges, printed and corded ALDO
rinc, printed and fancy Orsandes and Lawns; aIso'
checked Ea>terton and Gordon Ginghams' Oine
nd green Bareges for Wells, black sewing SILK
Mills, Ladies' and Misses habit spun Gloves
Thread Hose, &c. Call and examine them t,,,,
Feb o6.-,6-,f1 f. w. BONNEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-08
New Years Notice.

Tie subscriber begs 10 return his thanks for
the liberal patronage received during the past year
and respectfully solicts continuance Of the same,
and assures his friends and the public, that no cf.
fort will be spared, to render satisfaction to those
who may patronize him the present year.
Having to pay his workmen in cash, weekly
he will consider that his bills will be due and ex.
poets payment when they are presented. lie
would be pleased to extend tbs usual credit, but
the calls on him for money forbid it.
Jan. Cliff w. NJ. WATSON.