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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

NDOi.k'S HOTEL, WAsnIXGroH CRY: d. Con-
3 Pen4suiraaia .7renHe md Third street, mar the
C,5iioi, aud just sfmarc Vest Jrcm Tic had-ho"d
Htp0i.
Being rcar 10 the Depot, and tie same side oil Inc
Avenue gentlemen or Indies Gaming that way and wish!
Ing 20 stop nj this House need not incur Tie expense OF
hack and Porter will be in Attendance 10 receive
and tran sport their baggage without cost.
This House is conducted, as heretofore, with an eye
directed 7,qrt;eulo,l 10 tic romor ard conrtaiencc If
tdcstIc doors, therefore, not open after "cl"ck
at night, unless nI the guests are attending the
Theatre or pa:ty-and distilled liquor can be pro-
cured in the House. No one is lodged III room WIN
another without consent Any desiring private paroTs
ar meals can be rratel Isuties wishing to cngnge
rooms would do vel! to speak for t:cm week before
,I., - -, ,.,,,,.,l fGD-CuJw1 Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

I-tOIiN MEAL.-Wc shall keep constantly on hand,
at our Mills, supply Of fresh ground corn meal,
made from s,urd white corn for sale at the lowest mar
kct price. l. j. Nhh' ALL" " ~
Nov II. "i-- -'"|'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

ry,l'lHrE is published twice week, generns'$ anu
= i"' ,'> du..ns session Of the STATE
i.#'' " .,,.,r. Ec Dollars per annun, pa! able ~ AL
:...,.l >acc;r y:ag hanks l"niy) Will % 'e-
49, H1. Tie E:;;ors vi guarantee the SAFETY OF t*''-
% . ..c ct ali letters being paid Hy The wii,'iS'
=" =, discontinued, but Ut The discretion oi inc
, II s;;saa-es have been paid up. s nina n,rcrs shall
Ly.,r l saas"'ce ;'s payment o' niue i!''' '"'''
= -.:ls 'eaa s'3 .a,rvs OF ADVERTISING.
~ ~ less &r- insertion, T5ccnts each continuance
%-"' semen, Inserted niilti has ci'Eei "e''' F"""
e. ~, ,,,r..., in ;nis civ its cuvlrors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

TETtiE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Fl Farmers Bank Of Virginia, will be held at their
Banking iIousc, Wednesday, Ia" III! Of january
next. J. ". EI-Aiii. '"Sht'''
n,, - t-:iJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

;s-,Ii,iCEn pursuance of the purport of two deeds
!'rs,rxrcI,cd b. Benjamin Cooke, and Of record
S",, Geor,e Court, the one to George w. Stain5ack
W H. Nacarlamd. Trustees for the benefit OF Inc
noH Enrs Trustees for the benefit of Thos. Cooke
E ,.. will he sold. without reserve, for cash, at City
81 p,;nr, George county, on Thursday the 9th
January next, tron 20 to 40 Negroes. men, wo-
&c., t,rs and cjr'S-amongst whom: is rough Car
II "a .o,n5 valuable house servants. The torego-
r''' ' , .I ulacc hy consent Of all the parties in
- ;''j "''' alARY COOKE. 4dmr
N l,".i, rIl-wtl5J1 Of Bcnj. Coeke, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
VIRGINIA State lottery. No. i,
10 be drHtrn 2ISt JGnHHry. l-Ji:
-,,CyIrrCrXrr r,pIT,Ts.

MhGSIrIc%Nr CAPITALS:
$2nGGO lOGG0, G.rGo. BIO, $500, 300, 2.Hh), 20
prizes If GEO each. 500 0l. &c, &c; in all amount
inc to : i.G, ISG--nrarly half million Of money.
package Of whole tickets vii! b. forwarded i"' so;
n certificate of do ior $780, package Of halves. :il;
certificate Of do So; package al quarters So 80; Ger
icatc or do. 80 50-Sng!e tickets only $40 halves
>, Tra!lors : -.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale y the package or single
ticket. hv The nil.!ncky Howl:
~ the lgnia Lottery Office: directly under Tie sign
c the Eagle. who has and is now selling n!T" 'apta!
rri2rs than any other vcndrr in the known world
II Orders for Tickets from any part OF !he United
States by Mail otherwise enclosing cash or i'iize
tickets Thankfully received and executed by return
mail viii, tic same prompt attention as personal arll-
c-:inn and tn, result rivcn (~:icn r"G"cs,d} nn",i-
aciv after !!.c drawinJ-it addressed TO
D,c ~ fCl-2lw,rl d. NJ HOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

,Xn AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue
} yo deere" o. the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
@ ,.,r,rY, IL. lie county Of Diuwiddie pronounced
!, rsy OF september. 1886, in the case OF Muir
I" \ V,. and hers. The undersigned Commissioners
,,N =, n.:ys old Store. in the upper part of Din
j. ~ Friday. The ),Il day of December, ls:6, four
''o; ,,tsr. likely NEGROES, belonging 70 the Es-
,,.; time a%I Place the undersigned will also
-, <r, .,?e huff OF the tract Of LAND, on which
s..r.. Mar DOW resides called The Champion Hills:
, rI4c; contains about 2,C0O acres, and Tie moiety
'1s,I MI! be 50 laid OF. to contain one equal han
,ha s,ji ::!ct according 10 quantity aud quality The
sal: e.. the land will be liberal, and made known
O.. Ii. d.: {! sale.
i jogH " !: S Sf5oSsEn. cs~,,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31

House was taken up, on motions, by Messrs: Aa,n.
Granger, Lewis, and Robcrtsony to amend the WS
Journal of the preceding day, the votes upon NJ
Pinckney's Report, All debate was cut shuE by ,bs
Previous Question.
Message was received fTomthe President trans,
hitting report from the Secretary at War; concern
the causes Of the Seminole hos:ties and the MEASURES
taken TO repress them.
The House then resumed the Post Office Bill Dr..
tails in our next.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31
DOMESTIC.
from the GioJo.

AS an act of justice to Major General ScorT, We pDb.
sh the following official letter, recently received al thu
War Department from that officer
HEAD QuARrEEs, Army or FloarpA,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-31


Mr. Mann Of New York made few remarks in oppo-
ston to the amendment.
Mr. Huntsman briefly supported it.
After few remarks from Mr. Briggs the amendment
rejected.
MIR. Mckay then moved TO amend the original amend
mcnt, by striking out the words he appointed or
which was agreed to-ayes 81, nays not counted
MIR. Mann Of New York moved 10 strike out the word
"deputy." Agreed TO.
The amendment amended then concurred in
without division.
The following additional clause agreed to in Commit
tee Of the Whole then read
Sec. 80. Ind be further enacted That from the thir
tyhrst day Of December, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty six, The following rates of postage shall be
charged upon all letters and packets carried in the mail
Of the United Stacs excepting such are by law
cmpt from postage, to wit:
For every single letter or letter composed Of piece
carried not exceeding fifty miles, five cents.
Over fifty and not exceeding one hundred miles, ten
cents. 80,
miles, fifteen cents
Over two hundred and not exceeding four hundred
miles, twenty cents
Over four hundred and not exceeding eight hundred
miles, twenty five cents.
Over eight hundred miles, thirty cents
And for every letter packet composed OF two pie.
cess double these rates. and for every letter or packet
composed Of three pieces triple these rutes and for every
letter or packet composed of four Or more pieces qua
dupe these rates: Provided That all letters and packets
Of one ounce avordupois in weight or more, shall be
charged single for every quarter Of an ounce.
Mr.. Johnson OLA, moved to strike out "thirty cents
in the fifteenth line, and insert twenty five. He con-
sidercd twenty-five cents quite sufficient for any dis
tance.
Mr. Mann Of New York, drew the attention of the
House the great reduction in the minor rates Of post
age; in addition to which it should be borne in mind
that more than half Of the whole revenue of the
Post Office was derived from the lower than from the
larger rates The effect Of the reduction Of the Tariff
was not increase but reduce the income of the De-
partment; and such the object of the committee
who had reported this bill.
After some further discussion, not1n OF MT.
Manu. the bill under consideration, together with the
post route bill, made the special order tor to-
morrow, from and after II o'clock
On motion, the House adjourned.
Friduu, May e.
is THE SEsArE-Mr Hill delivered speech of seve-
raj hours on the Ezpunging Resoution.-The bill regu
latng the Deposites Of the Public money up Mr..
Wriglts amendment He modified his amendment in
that part which requires that seven millions shall be al
ways kept in the Treasury, by striking out the word
seyen so as to leave the blank to be filled by the Sc
nale-Mr. Wright then addressed the Senate in de-
fence of his proposition-The Senate adjourned with
out taking the question. 80
House Of RepresenIaliues.-Much Of the time Of the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
LOOK AT THIS.

MFR WILLIAM CLAIBORNE. about
lvl the year 1916 or 1917, removed from
the County Of Amelia. in the State Of Vir-
GINA. and settled in some part of North
Carolina; since which time, his friendshave
not heard from him or been able 10 asccr.
tain the place Of his residence. A Lega-
cy bequcathetl TO him by his wife's father,
John Gagby. viii become payable tho ist
Of January 1887, and The undersigned Ex-
eeu,or Of The Estate Is anxious that he
should come forward and receive it; and
,ha. he, in the mean time, do advise the
undersigned Of the place Of his residence:
II Mr.. Claiborne is dead, or has removed
FROM Carolina. his surviving relations or
any other person who can give any ii,ior-
nation concerning him, or his descendants
will confer faror on the Undersigned, by
communicating such information by letter
directed TO him a, Kanawha Courthouse.
Virginia.
june
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
CAMDEN.

Ills aaerd gratifying ,o all Who feel, and pas'i-
cutssiy tisosc 1hs have ,n:crcs, IN the commit
Ei,y 10 ~itaess The progress OF improvements no~
making IA several parts Of tsc tsTn. HoeScs haze
been reiiiag orer our s.rerts. and property chang
lag hands si an advance ef 6iiy lrr ecni within
frx months which has bes the assans VI calling
our e.l.ton to thin sub,cct, which wc Hst'rr oar.
scires will be read nit, interest BY thotc who have
always avosrd % with their custom. Several O!
our merchants have already ira sar New fosk and
others arc expected 10 s!a.t Ia \ few asrs, whrsc
ihey intend rrmaaing un,il the e!esr "s The sar''
msr fer the purpose Of having aair opP"'.aH''y
Of tssking The bcs, selections. sId al such r''es'
as will be.,c. enable .hcm 10 accommodate ti'e't
customers. Ne do ,hefctore earnestly sos'e.; cur
cotton growing mients 10 give as al carly call aud
look and judge fas themselves, as SIC frcl assured
tia, better market sili 90; Le .ogHd TIC casGing
scason in any portion Of The interior Gu. rT'e''
chants vii! no, only be we'll Furnished with an eI.
,nnsivc assor,n,en, Of goods. bu, viii a'so hate
Constantly on band full supply OF The " needn't :
The irreguian,y Of receiving srni'itances hereso'
Sose has frequently beea The means Of depression
in The psics Of cotton. hat which will nos be OBJ
viated BY the establishment Of Tho Bank Of Cam.
den, The stock Of which is now selling a, an ad.
vance Of twenty .,wo dollars per share.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
NOTICE.

THE firm heretofore existing under the
firm of CARPENTER Il BONNEY, in
consequence Of the death of the former,
was dissolved on the lst day Of May last.
All demands due by, and TO The concern
will be attended Ey the subscriber who
having purchased The entire interest Of the
concern, will continue the business on his
own account. The stock Oh hand will be
disposed Of at reduced prices through the
summer months for cash, or to those who
are puncluaI in their payments. Country
merchants will find it for their interest 10
call (as his object is cash) and examine
his stock, as he is determined TO put goods
10 them at shade atove cost.
e. w. BONNEY. ).
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
TEXAS.

The latest intelligence we hare received, sia!ss
.i,s, 70eo Mrxicsna had taken up lhr lire Of march
on the a0th u!timo, and bad reached Gapdaieupc,
which made ii necessary for Gen. RusK To rusrs at
in osdes TO select moro favorable position 20 .c>
csiss the enemy.
The i.ls OF SAsTA AssA is yet uncertain The
Secretary Of Wa. in Texas recommends ais trial 90
a feion Cor the murder Cd faxsIS's detachment,
and on convic,ioa be executed The Grl;ng in
Mexico against the Texans 10 hccomins every dsy
more and moro general. The following extract Is
taken from Mobile paper under da.o Of 9Th
June
aThe aseona.s We rcceise from, Mexico eon,in.
ae 70 represcn, the public ieeng againsi tho Tex
lam 70 be growing determined in i!s hostility
The local parties, from Whose disscns,ons strong
diversion was expected favorable to Texas. unite in
processing determination 30 reconGuer that couh
try. The fate ef Santa Anna Is deptorrd by has po-
hticai opponents . national humiliation, and BY
ms 'renaa with deeper resentment. But the dccls'
ration OF independence hss deprived tho Texans
OF any party support. Thc.f i,si declaration IN
favor OF the fede' aion and ayainst the central sys
tenn, was IN accordance with the views Of q ta;ye
party opposed to Santa Anna The restoration o,
the fcdcral system will probably be attempted i'm
nediately /; but the new position occupied by Tie
Texans brings upon them equally the hostility oi
both parties IL 10 us also, that the con,c
is looked upon among the Mexicans a war agains
the North Americans. whon they hold ia genera
dislike. Intelligent persons, direct from Mexico
ten Us i,st, among even the best into,rcd native,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The Geek War is considered AZ IN end, ane the
citizens Of he Indian country are returning TO their
homes. From the force now marching an coun-
.er-u,archiag, al d;rcc,isns through The Indian
country, little OF no danger is aPfrchendcd from
The few Struggling hos,iics who yet reuaain The
stage now passes through the direct route, along
which large bodies Of troops arc posted, aaord'ng
perfect security TO travellers.
Gen. Call is expected al Mcanopy on ,h" FIRST
Angus. with the Florida Militia and 1000 mcu
from Tennessee to u.a-ch Immediately on The In
dians
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

ALARGE: & excellent assortment Of Hull's Pairn;
TrrzA-s, double snd single, made TO order OF the
mos, durable u,aicYiais Ior Seuihrn Also, n
ncw Instrument lately iuen;rd by Dr.. II. which Is
highly approved Of By the New iOrk practitioners:
|, docs away he Of Lacrd Belts altogether, and
di,uias..rs very mech tho ncccsasy Of rrso,tns 70
Pessasies. BY its application, tho wca.rrs aru at
once relieved ira srras Inconvenience and cnsh:ed
10 rcsupc thrir fosmcf activity Tbs above Trcsscs
.,r irv. received are efthc suaacritzr omn SELECTION
and will he so!d unusually low.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
Assistant Or. Masters Office.

CHARLESTON, JUNE lS. Is.G.
YHytiE Subscriber hereby gives notice Of his rea.
dine,s 10 adjust and settle al claims asaus:
the United States, tor cxpcars incurred, and sup
plies furnished on account Of the Militia and fo-
Iuu,ccrs from the State OF South Casoiina, Except
within the ncighborhood ef Savannah and Augus-
,a) Tor the defence o. Florida, in conformity TO The
provisions Of an Ac, Of Congress; approved Mey
18th. 1896, which is published for tic information
Of lhoe4 concerned.
JOHN l. ENGLE, Assistant Or. Master.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
The Raa Of Red Rirr.-cap,. shrer

The Raft Of Red Rirr.-Cap,. Shrcrc
writes from Red River TIA, he Is getting
on with the removal Of the RAT, slowly
lie finds i. much more difficult. task 10
perform than he anticipated. "Thc fac!
is" says he. '1he work is Of soeh nature
as 10 make il impossible 10 judge Of the
amour, Of labor required 10 perform any
given portion Of il until after il is done;
bu, as progress up. leave behind a
good sicambos, navigation. Two old
boats have been sunk in the raft. bus neither
Of them 6, 10 navigate. from age and dc
cay, and came up with cmigranss.---
Fifteen beats have been up through the
former location ofthc ,ai ilo miles, since
the Is, OF January, and the emigration 20
the country is immense"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
DARLINGTON DISTRICT. y
IN THE COURT OF cO.AA0Y PLEASE.
H's4z I. y. R''s' cs,. !. .suaes.....
April 9.-ll-.f

VIZ. Y. FRYER.
vNHEREAS, the plaintiff in the above act,on
w did, on Tho 18th day Of April, "A. D. 1885,
le bis declaration in The Office OF the Clerk OF this
Honorable Court. against said defendant, who 10
asscn, from. ind without the limits Of this Stale,
and has neither wife nor attorney known within The
same, on whom copy Of the said declaration with
rule 70 plead thereto, within year and q day,
might be servedlt is, therefore, Ordered, in pur-
susncc OF an act Of The General Assembly, in that
casc made md provided, that the said defendant do
appear and plead 70 the said deciararation ON s bc
fore the 29th day Of July, in the year of cur Lord
one ,hc,,sand eight hundred and ihiEty-s e,her
wsc 6ual and absolute judgmen, will then Be swar-
r'a A'' '' mo. B. BRUCE, c. c. r.
Once ef Common ss,a % psss; ss Iyld prs &c %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
HYMENIAL.

MARRIED-On ,hc 7,h inst By the Rev, jas
s,aer. Ms. alrx,es its;rntH NAAauALL Z" Ni<s
R.s1eeA ASS. daughter Of The !a,r Thotas' was'
rem. ali of this piser.
On The .ih inst on Thofn,.er Csrrk. Fairfield
D,s,.ie,, By Msek,r. Esq Ms. V',srsT btLt o.
Auisuga county, Alabama, TO slrs. SAaer HAHIi'
GOV r~l,c, ur lhr ia,~ Rruh.n Harrison. Esf.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
ASSlGNEEsS A SALE

On Monday the 25th INST az 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. Will be sold in rear Of the subscrl'
ber's store the effects of Henry brace 20
rendered in the schedule or his assignment
for the benefit Of creditors.
One Portable writing Desk,
Two Gums, one shop Desk,
One Looking Glass. Tables,
sword f. Epufetts,
Sh0Ycl Il I'Ongs,
And.l 0ns. Clothes Horse,
Wash Stand,
Chairs, &c.
Conditions cash, md sale posisise.
e. w. BONNEY, Assignee
July 10
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

the opinion Is prevalent that it vas the forces oi
Gen. Gaines that defeated and captured Santa
Anna. This afforos key to the temper with " uhieh
the su cccss Of Texas is regarded We do moi doubt
that strong effort. will be made 10 throw veTt
large fo,ce, Us coon possible, upon Texas; and
We sec less reason ilan formerly TO doubt OF the
reality Of the d ngc,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
PROPOSALS

w ILL. lie received until The lsi oi
w september next. for furnishing ma.
,eriais and building Parsonage House. OF
the following dimensions. viz: ono story
high, fec, from the ground, 20 by IS fec,
Ia fec. pitch. 4 rooms on The ground floor.
and 9 in The g.rrcs. firc places, o doors,
ls windows and shutters, . piazas, plaster
ing. painting. brick.wotk. locks, nails,
hinges. &c. &c. included. The whole
TO be finished in plain. but nca, and work.
man like manner. Letters containing pra.
posals mus, be addressed 30 tho Rev. &. p.
Elliot. Fulton pos.oifice. Clarendon.
July 2o3-a6-f
nTThc Columbia Telescope and Char.
lesion Courier will please giv' the above
three weekly ;nser;ions and forward their
accounts TO tic subscriber for payment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

The fi,st Number Of "a Tss Je.eiAa faiaisighEesr,
Ediscd By ,hc Rev. JosIrs S. e. FsLr, has bccn
issued from The Ncw York press. we have no, yet
had tss pleasure of seeing !, aud therefore say
nothing Of its .nc..s-,hosc who hzrr, speak OF i.
~ highly interesting.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
GIGANTIC SKELETON.
Extract of n letter dated
PITTSBURGH. 18th June, i3

EXFact uI lcltcs 0acu
PITrsRuEon. 18th June, 1896.
Dear Sir-l loose no time in ccmmuni-
eating. for the information Of the Pcnnsyl-
vania Lyccum. and indeed Of the public.
il you think proper to make j! publicly
known, the following extract Of letter
from The Hon. Judge wilkins, Of Tecum-
sch, Michigan. The letter is under date
Of the 2J inst.
To the Cor. Sec. OF the Pennsylvania
LyecGm.
John Fcrc,. who resides about mile
from This village, in digging we'll lately.
about fifteen fec. below the su.iucc Of the
earth, came across skeleton ofprodisious
size. DR.. S,urses and Dr.. Patterson
both pronounced i, human skeleton of
gigantic proportions, and necessarily OF
genius long since cxiinc'.!Snd correspon-
ding with the mas,adon or mammoth IN
the brute order. The thigh bnnc is two
feet and three inches in length. aud the
skull is frishiful. One Of the teeth. q
grinder. is enormous. ard is in perfect
state of preservation. I, is as large as
lhc cork ~ porter bottle. with two prongs
and iEden,cd exactly like human tooth.
The workmcn have netyct completed the
extraction of all the bones. aud great cx-
risrmrn, prevails. Two medical men frosa
New York have offered the owner Of the
farm 100 dollars for the skeleton, which
our dociess have a6rirca him 10 refuse.
iSasgaahanaa Reg.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
Clerk Wanted.
SUMTER HOTEL,

TIME Subscriber informs nis friends
Il and the public, ,ha, nc has taken the
House formerly occu,,ird BY }. Goodman
aud more rrecn:iy by J. J. Exum os q
Hotel in .hc Town Of Camden. and near
he Court House, where he is prepared TO
cccivo company, aud aa,ters himself that
:;,o.c who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their necommoda-
lions. A. K. RUFFlN.
Nav c3.-oO.:-,f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

The men Of Science IN Pa.:s a-c in rapIuses @:sh
discovery winch haa becn communicated TO The
Society fof Tic advancement Of Physical Science.
II. moving power Is gairsne machine. The action
OF which 10 equal 10 ss,es steam. without .ss dan
ger IL h sz:d To be aneqsalsra in power.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

The oa,y individual uho escaped ti,r massacre ct
DAprs command "a q, present in The City o: Ssrs
York. subscription sapcs has tcrn opened FOR
his benefit, Lieu, Ga1pssK, L, S. A. has ca:a
ecd 4, see property appropriated xhasere; afsoon;
saay be received.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23

The amount Of appropriations male al the !ast
Congress have been computed a, nea, thirty.Grs
millions Of dollars, Of which the very large sun &"
thirteen and half million has sccn appropriated
!os Indian aIai.1.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
THE WEATHER.

We do no; rccoilrct ever to have experienced so
great y change in the atmosphere a. occurred On
Saturday last, which continued fos several days
il became 90 very cool, that change { clothing
was rendered necessary for both bed and body.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-23
COMMUNICATIONS.
ron 7nr campEs JoUksaL

hir. Editnr:-l perceive in your last another Co
,undruu, from Suu,,.rYiIlc. The word alluded "a
j. BRANDY. Yours, &C. ORLANDO.
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