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ADDRESS.
OF TIL WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE
40 THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
FeUo,r C;y;1poe

OF THE WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
10 THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
fellov- Citizens,
During the past winter two Conven.
lions were held in the city of Rich.
mcnd, for the purpose of recommend
ing candidates for the Offices of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States. BY one of these Conventions,
Hugh Lawson White and John Tyler,
we're recommended, and the undersign-
ed appointed a Committee to address
10 the people of Virginia fair expose
ofthe reasons which led to their selec'
ton. By the other Martin Van Buren,
and William Smith were nominated,
and committee appointed to recon-
mend that ticket. We address you,
then, fellow>citizens, as the organ of a
convention, assembled In obedience to
The public wish, and accordingto appro-
we'd usage, upon the most interesting OF
all elections; & we solicit, what the rela
zion in which we stand to you authorlses
us to expect, your candid and unbiased
attention. The fact of there being two
tickets presented 10 the public choice,
and that the popular preference is clai.
med for each respectively, should lead
every independent voter to consider at
tentively the claims of the rival candi-
dates, and to re.examine the grounds
ofany hasty or inconslderate opinion.
1t cannot be matter of indifference
! which of the two, Judge White, or Mr.,
Van Buren, is elected. They are, in
many important respects, far too much
contrasted, to admit the suppositior
that there would be no essential diver
sity IN the administration ofthe Cover
ment, whether the one or the other be
President. And the manner in which
hey have been brought to the public
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By Edmund p. Hunter. ]
. CALM APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.

a
The perusal and dispassionate con
,ideration of the subjoined document,
!. respectfully asked of the people Of
Virginia. II has been well remarked,
hat nothing more cogent in argu.
ment invulnerable in truth, sound in
,rnciple, trenchant in satire and invec-
Tvs, has ever issued from the press. 1t
3 respectfully urged upon the Wings
and the Wing Committees of Virginia,
10 procure for the Address of the Gen.
r,l Committee fair chance to be read i,
heard, weighed, and considered. Let
tho same chance, so far as they have
influence, be procured for the address
Of the v. B Central Committee. Let
them be read together. Lettheir state
nents be tested, and their arguments
respectively weighed by the good sense
ofthe People. The Central commit
ne ask no more. If they are not sus-
aimed by facts if they are not supper
led in their grounds by the honor of
roemen, the just pride of Virginians,
md the Interchangeable principles of Re-
nblicanism and Of right, the Central
Committee are content to see their cause
own! Let the People Of Virginia judge
but let them, before they pronounce
en,ence on this grave issue, involving
Ill that is dear to them, dlvcst their
minds ofall part y and partisan bias and
telling! Let them judge in this ap-
peal to them, not from passion, not
from prejudice, net from the sugges.
tons of false party pride, but as if
they we're jurors, the sworn and spas
,ionless' organs of truth and Justice
Let them but come in this frame of
mind to the examination of what the
Central Committee lays before the
reason of their understandings, and the
feelings of their hearts as Virginians,
and there can be but one conclusion. "
Read, and ponder! The true as
pect of the contest is set before you, in
as,yle of frankness and fearlessness
worthy of all respect.
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The sketch book of Character

Or Curious and .3m.ientie .tarrarrs and lsecdofes
respecf,ns Extraordinary i,d,ridunI.
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lhcr what was inaccessible, than TO copy
we'll Known biographies and events.
The principal object Of :hc present COL
lection Is to supply pleasing variety Of
that lind of inc,,.cn,, which. by exhibit
ing The marvellous in circumstance, and
the extraordinary in character. displays
lhc occasional waywardness Of event, aod
lis frcqucn, curious operation upon tic
human mind. /, would be easy TO prove
that, independently OF mere entertain
men,. a knowledge of remarkable fuc.s is
necessary to co'rec, the judgment. even
upon everyday transactions; and that in
the science Of life. rs we'll as in every
other, it's necessary 10 become acquainted
with shc exception to the general rule
10 estimate properly wha; it. We must
possess soruc knowledge OF what may be;
ami ii.c information is only to be acquired
ay an attention ,u The memorable and Pc
cuIiar. which hare 6ttn.
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people with a weigh. Of sa1es Which they
mus, endure for years.
They raun,ed Of IIurrison's Republi.
canisn', when they knew lie voted to sell
a ,rhife man for Jail fees.
They attempted TO deceive the people
by crying victory. for States in which
they had been defeated.
They made charges agains, Gen. Jack
sons administration. and in the came mo-
ment furnished proof of their falsiiy.
The people turned in scorn from such
shallow articles, predicaled on their igno-
rance. and refused TO support cause
based upon such weak and rotten fnun.
'!a,ion. They dcsPised arguments which
implied anin>ul, TO their reasoning powers,
and they looked with contempt upon n
party, lha, relied f"r success upon bl'n-
ding and Lclulng the people.
Ercderifk (Ild) Republican.
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Elephant AMI Camel

which tfatcl on ioo'. There aTc in the
Institute. near 100 BEASTS anI BIRDS.
which hare been ob.sincd 4, an expense
Of more than Sl0o.0oO Tie living spcci.
mems Of Natural II,s.orv represented! will
be offered for ruh!!c e,a.ihca,ion. under q
spacious pavilion. 300 ice: in length by
loo fec, in breadth sufficiently cau,c;ou,
70 contain 5000 persons. on Broad street,
r,,d., ~, N,rt,, ,,J 'r,sJ,, aIJ
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Celebrated Trials. and cases Of
Crlmical Jurisprudence,

or ALL AGES AND COUNTRIES FROM THE
EARLIEST EECnRp.
Selected b. a raeva5er Of ht rshe4dpais Bar
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These remarkable snh deeply interest
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numbers will embrace many rcccn, cases
furnished exclusively By the London An.
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occasionally 10 manuscripts where prn-
ted documents could no, be procured.
|, is believed .ta, the collection supplies
a striking deficiency in the library Of the
Lawyer. Ph, >ician. and general reader
To members of The Bar the publisher
need hardly recommend il. as they mlsl
know its worth, bu; to the general reader.
who may bc n.,lcd as 10 ~ character. The
publisher assure, ;hcm ,ha, i, will be found
whcu Completed. yolulnc Of The mos: in
tense and exciting ln'cfes:.
One singular nnd alarming fac, presents
itself in the murder cases, and i, is ,ha,
so many should die protesting their limo.
censc. Is i, To be believed tho, upon the
verge OF eternity they could SO loudly pro.
claim ,ha, which they knew to be false.
when no. hope Of escape is held ou, TO
them; the "Cireumsian.ial Evidence"
cases, Of which shcrc arc Gvc: would
make US think otherwise. /, is a subjcc,
,hs, may we'll make one ponder upon The
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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN:

Vho'esaie .ta.r,mony Il, seems that Miss Il,rri-
es MaT;incau loog she has s>rn lccig.ing the
states, has not vel been al Bansor-or else ia: lee.
lures are very lightly listened 10 there, tor the Ban
gor Commercial Advertiser SAYS" According TO j
statement, of the CITY clerk intentions OF rar;,agr
have been rublislIcd hy .;n o; fro huadrsd and
t,o<ntv one couple and nc thinks II IT had not been
for lear OF asn.,ch war nc should have had iif"
more.
Miss H,EEtET N.E1ISrsr 'cc;usins osni=s,m ma;
r:.nony Surely ,l,crr Is .oinc mistake The au-
;hor of The above paragraph mus, certainly alude
10 FASsr WRIGHT. and no, Miss MaR.i>r,r
She sc believe IS content TO &C; the e1ampie tba!
enough. al. Coincidence Of ccoacy, without 'ra-
dtems na.,Imony and her writings are mostly
upon ro!.uca! Economy, tina, canno: n; all
concc.vc how her ob,aiacd place IN the above
paragraph.
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4 - INTER- PLANTER

Tie idh Eirruon at,ous causes hs,o
been, and viii be assigned. for the late dc.
feat OF The Wing rariy. Ercry reason bu,
tho true one, VII be published, IN order to
induce their dcludcd followers once more to
90 with them, though ccrlai, ol defeat The
true Causes OF lhcr dcfna, were these -
they pretended to be for Reform. when they
knew. II elected, they could no, cfcc, II,
because they had but TWO FLrCrons IN Tir
who'll STATE, known 10 be favorable 10
that measure.
1hoy had promised the people economy,
and yet, when called upon, refused to sho"
the necessity or cspcdIcnc, oi Incurr'ng the
'normous deb, incurrcd w.lhn lhc la, five
'ca:s = rn",r administration, loading the
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EO3RD or UE.lL7U rUiElEsTOv

EOlRD or HE.lLTH, TUiELESTON
Sept, l3lh o'clock. 7. Nj he special
committee Of the board have TO rcpor, for the
las, iwcn,y-!our hours. thirteen cases OF cho!-
era one white, twelve blacks and co'otcsi--
,wo dead OF the cases reported Yesterday
no deaths have occurred
Sept. l!;h, O'Clock, p M--Thc spccial
committee oi the board hare 10 report for tho
las, twcniy -four hours. eleven cases o cboIc.
"a, TWO whites. ninc blacks aud oo!orcd. tao
dead, the other, under treatment. OF The ca
ses reported yesterday Two moro have died
Sept l5,h, O'Clock. r M.--rhc spccia!
committee oi the board have 10 rcp"r, for the
las, twenty four hours, six cases OF chocta.
three whites thrc, 5ilck- and coinrcd. two
dead. the Other. under treatment Of,hc ca
srs reported Yesterday "n.v oac mc:c death
has been r",urrcd
Sep; lG' | clock r M.-Thc special
cnmr ME u! tic board have TO rcpor, for the
Ia ,ucntf-oIr hour. SIX cases OF cholera,
llr,c whites. :hrec hiac., and oolnrcd. four
dc ad The others under treatment, OF the ca
scs reported Yesterday 10 mo!c deaths hare
been returned
Sept l1th. ! O'Clock. r M.-Thc special
cnnri;,cc Q: tho r,oard have 10 rcpo,, lor the
las, ,"cn,y-four hours, ci.h, Cases o. sholc,a.
one white. seven blacks and co!orcd ono dead
The others under ,5ca,mcn, Ni the ca,es re-
ported Yesterday no moro deaths hare been ,c-
turned
Sept. 18Th. O'Clock. =. M-Thc
Special Cn'rniucc OF the Board have Ia
rcpor. for lhr last ~ hours. : cases Of
Cholc!a-3 whites. ; blacks and colorcd
dcah--,hc others under Treatment. OF
the cases reported Yesterday one moro
death has occurred
Sept l9.h. O'Clock. T. w. The Src-
cial Committee % the Board have 20 ,c.
port lor The las, twenty lou, hours. 80
cases Of Cho!c.a--G whites. l3 black.
and colo'ed. ! dcad-;hc Others ua,lcr
treatment. O.! :hc cssrs REPORTED ,cs:c,.
day, m fno:c ,ica,hs have been returned.
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the American public shall be furnished
with the mos, beautiful, and at the same
lime cheap. edition of modern Novelis,
cXlanL
A few copies Of Marrya,t arc yet for
sale at three dollars.
L. A. Cooley, Publisher,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Medical College OF SO. Ca.

Qnttn .SrCcf.
The annual course of lectures in this
Institution will commence on The second
Monday in November next.
Annfomy.-By Wm. Hume. NJ. d.
!S"goy-By +. Horny Deas, NJ. d.
Practice OF .Nedieine.-By Thomas Y.
Simons, NJ. d.
u,a'eJery, and Diseases of IIiomcn ard
Ch,Idren.-By F. Y. Porchcr. VI ID.
iast'tifrs Of Medicine, and Mtcria .Hcdi-
ta.-By Henry Alexander. VI. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. BY Charles
Davis, Nj. ID.
Drmonstro,"- Of .inntomy-By II. W.
Crouch, NJ. d.
F. Y. rORCHER, Dean.
August go
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Muserrrors s-'rhcsc .ean,ankerous singing
things, as fi>sr kturrr tens them have com.
meneed regular siege which will no: terminate m
III 'hey a'e put I" fight ty severe ios: !, Is
aoout once IN ih'rc years a, We axe ,,,,ed hr these
nocturnal ra,audcIs and now Tim, ,bcv have come
they see" determined to make u7 for los, u,nc.
dartiag their fanes with dc,,crty and adarcs.
worthy Of q better cause The, >on,,s tao no
as merry and as rcmorscicss a>c,,r. s,,en Ike
'uring but to des;ror Would that uo coo',,,-
port few for the benefit of tho Go;hon.,es ,4o.c
amateurs IN music choir cf rcs Carolna mus.
qu''"es would drc'- 'c f,i'esr toa.r, cvcs seen il.
New York
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Tn. magnificent COLLECTION OF Ta:c
Bess:s ar! Birds from Europe. Asia. Ai:i.
ca. North an:! South America. embrace tho
mos, extensive variety Of specimens uf
animated nature ever offered TO IN amc.
.;can public. Tins immense establish
men: is Transported! in 50 wagons. drawn
by ~ matched grey horses, and requires
tho aid Of 80 men 10 complete its opera
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CLIRBI,NG.

Bulwcr's Novels and SATURDAY News, s5
DO. do. AMI Celebrated! Trials. IS
The Trials. Sketch Book. and Ladv's
Book. as
Lady's Book. Saturday News. and
Sketch BOOK. -
Saturday News. Skc,ck Book, end
Celebrated Trials. a.
Marrya,ts Novels and Lodr's Book. s5
Or 4 remittance Of 90 will pay for BuI.
wcr's Novels in full and So on account, Of
subscription to l.ady's Book.
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"omte oi EsrnJ,sn:,o" cD
Popular .icsti,.fs !
Nn'IslrL'
NOTICE.

The publication Of ihc above, was com.
mcnrcd in July,
In January next, another republication
"l some celebrated modern Novels. viii
take place. either JAWS Coorhn. Invl>c
or some other Of equal rcrnic. Ii is l,
'crlnnch hv The rrcscn; Publisher, Ia,
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1HC fTdIt tI TaHfI tUWlIlUTl
so AG RES.

more or less, on tho waters Of Bear creek,
Head waters Of Twenty five mile creek.
adjoining lands Of Thomas Salmonds and
others, levied on as the property Of Samuel
Pcake alias Samuel Tcdwcll. at tho sui.
Of Summers & Curclon. and others.
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DEAru OF A.EoS Dvna.-CoI. Dran died yes
terday {says the New York Jou,na! Of ou.merce J
a, staten Island, aged 81. He has filed large
space in The history Of the country, though part of
j! might as we'll have been IcN blank
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3. 900 acres Of land.

There is abou, 100 acres Of open land in
the tract. and the balsncc well timbcrcti
with oak. hickory aud pine. In tho tract
there * i large body ol lhr bcs, land, rn-
cleared. On the premises arc all tho
necessary buildings. a"d in excellent re-
pair for CARRYING on an extensive pianla-
ton. and supplied with the best water
On Sawncv's Creek. running through The
land, there ure some valuable mill sea.s.---
Any person dcsirous Of purchasing,
would do we'll TO examine the premises. as
srca, bargain may be Lad. and on liberal
terms. ALLEN STEWART.
June lS-2l-.n
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so ACRES

OF land, more or less. on Grancy's Qutr-
ter creek. adjoining lands Of Mary Arlcdgc
and others, levied on as tho property OF
James Arledsc, deed, al tho sui, Of Jacob
Davis.
Purchasers to pay for Shcriti's Papers,
J. G. WEST ID
September l0-33-,i'
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We arc authorized TO aunounc" J"u> Rr'sri'
Esq u, candidate 10: Sheriff Of hcsst!aw D's':'c;
al the ensuing election.
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Corros -Scvc;ai parcel, oi The n"w e:oa hare
reached &C. ,naskc:, aai so!d readily :. Il ! t1
lsl-i
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We have rcee'red The following letter from. 4
highly respectable gentleman OF tho up country,
and beg the attention Of ouners. agents. and con-
zgnecs Of boa,s 10 the srblcc, "o shall take
pleasure publ,s ing the informal, ION desired. and
have no doubt but both town and country ~l tc
henehtted BY i, |. viii no, take iirr minute. time
fos The owner or agcn, Of boa, 10 furnish u, The
names Of Lhoec who may have good. on board and
,rc hope they vii. Zee! safc.cn, .n,r;cs IN The sub
ieet 10 do /,
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Of land, more or less on Grnnry's Quarter
creek. adjoining lands OF John J. Micklc
and others, levied on as the property Of
Mary Arlcdgc. 4. the suit OF Isaac Aslcdgc
Also
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1--WE arc authorized TO announce JAWS w
Iaxe Esq ns a oarjiistc :o7 ;hc office OF O.t,na:,
At the ensuing c!cctIo.
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Sherih's Sale.

BY virtue Of Sundry Executions TO nc d.
rcc,cd, will be suld before the Court
House in Camden, on the frs, Monday and
Tuesday in October next, within the usual
hours If sale.
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We ar. authorized IN announce AIIEx MCaS
KILL, Esq. as a candidate for Sheriff Of kctsha II
District, al the ensusng c!cc:,on
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Car, JAMES & HALLE.
Capt WILLIAM 4 JOHNSON.
CANDIDATES ~ { .ARENDo,

E.>E o, C.au., -I't,. institution vii COM
sn"ner. opcra..o:.. &c .a!orr.ed Gu''ng the Gu
saing week
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HIA,Iu o, C,xprs-Wc ,,.tr for the info.
nation o: country .:,cnG,. who !cc ,:.tcrcs'rd
that Camden !, hcalu'y at rrr.ca., /, la,
been for several season. past During the PrcA~nl
month, frrrr have prevailed to sotno ex'cn,. hu,
mostly oi an in:e.mitien; character. and readily
welding TO mr5,cal aki!l As p'ooF Of tn, s:c
may ssy ths, a., s,o.c than .re wl,,-s h.sr d,cL
IN ,hi, ,own, frotn fcrr, liz. aca,oa We know
no; the number of hsok. i: snr Ths 10 tad
caorgh II t-ur, bu, absolutely nothing when
compared with tho alsc and exaggerated ,cpo,,s
which have obtained o,,epl,,lon IN the .ur.snnd.ns
country. This Assurance wt!l. wc hope pro1c co:..
clusivr II would II hccosnc u, as l.,h:u! h,on.
iclers 70 deceive o. u,iaep:escn; rpeh carr
CAxprs RIr,r,xo 1T Is with hear,frl, pleasure.
n cttiDe oi ta,s place, uaa, nc r~pra, our firm
conviction. ha: ncu r:a i, commencing in tho
prosperity Of Camden To hosc who 80. ,hc la. /.
three year, have w,.nessrd the ,:end o, .l enter
prize, this cannot but p:ure joyful Al.
ready our merchants arc receiving thcr q ard
winter suppl.~s-our mechanic. a:c no. only busy.
bat burned with ork. and .icrc nao:r i:.c bus.
ue and activity, than ue have aeen a., carly IA The
season. for the las, Gre years We shall. a, wc
stated last week have srvrral .,~arn boais on ou,
river this winter and !c, e,i,1rn, but turn their
attention 10 euy,ag the up country :ade b. ,u,n.
p,kr, OF ohe' good roads. and thr pso.rcu.y ou,
town will be established upon a basis firm and en-.
during. Il will t,en be the interest O! farme . to
bring their producr here and this n all that /. r-
cessary 70 secure IL
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q .Skp,f,ni,r l1ih l.i.


MR EurroR -ie, me succr., tho p'npuc,y Of
your noticing III" s''ss Of boats IN your paper or
whom laden aud {" whon consigned Saci. all sd
dItson would be OF considerable Advantage 10 tho
mercantile community. and IN dc -rcc i-ncai
she trading class Tho frequently 10 Can.dcm
20 heart and hand for The future welfare o; CAM
den and The day IS not fat distant when wlIl be 4
e''tIsn thereof Yours respectfully
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
The Corar'nership heretofore existing ia
this place under the firm Of Crosby d Rich
ardNon. was tins day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the whole Business Of the concern will
bo settled BY J } Richardson.
JOS j. CROSBY.
J. J RICHARDSON.
Pui,on, August 10 ST.:
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LANDS
FOB SALE

<l(lIE subscriber offers Tor sale his va
- luablc plantation. on The west side Of
the Wa.erce river. and on both sides OF
Sawncy's Greek. about 10 miles above
Camden. consisting Of upwards OF
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gTWc arc authorized to announce GAERIEL
Gxa.rp, Esq as aeandida;c for Sheriff OF kc'shaw
District, al The ensuing c!cetoa
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IL We are au,hesizcd ,oennouncc W':,iAN Eos.
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Jons G BowxA>. Esq. wc. together with many
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candidate for Conrrrss 20 fill the vacancy ocea
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LEROY SECHEST.
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