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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
y, ID, (;,rrruor Of The Co:raOprrathcf Prglmd.
- A ppnCI tN ALTON

xxyUrEEtS has been represented to me by INC Sciseh ="
w No corporation OF Fredericksburg, that FRAMES H. !"
EINSOS fugitive justice from The state 81
49,. had been arrested in i Common sah .d confined ~ 'h
a al has made his cscas ana * no" going ~
ar.r: ,.. - ~ Commonwealth
Therefore Dawn ..iREIL, Governor oi th-
aforesaid have thungh TO oie reward OF Two h"nsi
:, ,ny ncrsn or PERSONS who will aprehcnd the above
.ad nofiye and deliver him into the Jan OF fredefGkshr@.
AMI do hereby require all officers cvi ana ln:' anu cus.
- nj This Commonwealth TO Use ther best eNerti"s
aud SECURE iii, said fugitive, in order that hc may be
~ CIV nnder nv hand as fnrcrnc and under the Lesser
.c. nj The commonwealth al Ricinnnd, this 2th day
- Of January, 1910. DAVID eAMrb!.i.t'
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teal relations with the Republican party. am sure
Sir, that Mr. Rives could not desire the peop'e OF
eina 10 believe any thing else-He could not be better
satisfied of the fact, if he had given every meno'r
personal assurance Of the fact. Thus, SIR, nave &c
monstrated that the gentleman from Sp tsyiyana mas
gratuitously charged me with abandoning ME' hNes'
vim has aband ned both hun and myself
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$4,000 Capital,
sob. 600 a. Sb.tu0

$4,000 Capital,
$4,000 a. $4,000
n. :. GREGORY & Co, Managers
Town Lottery OF Maryland Glass No g. 10 be drawn at
Baltimore, February I'D 1910.
- Numbers-li drawn ballots.
GRASn C.rIrALs IL SPLENDID Prize Of 000O do ooc
Prize OF G000 do 1884, Prizes off G0o do !,oJ do l'i
: do 1923 10 do 500 do 30 80 do 800 &C., 6Sc
Ticket. only SlG-ilaives S5-Qnarrs - 30
f.T;fc,,rs ,f Fac kaa.- Of 80 Whole Tickets $50
m, Al, .sAulf do IS
M do III Quarter do =! 50
Tickets and In all lotteries under the naaeclnt III
Of D. Gregory Co.. constantly 70: sale All orders n:er the
most prompt attention. and the grand prizes can be had by ad
dressing lno n. '.'"Eh,
lar o. lsJ-tI RiehaoHd, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08
BiGsER's Exchange and LOTTERY Office.

nn':u Nos Of INC Read Estate Lottery M l-drawn
Der 3lst, iesss, New Orleans
10 Is II 63 - 81 10 S. 50 30 6s
Those Tickets with prizes:
Isl aud 2dNos2 It, or IL Is, the 81 and ith drawn shares
stock IN the Gas Light and Banking Company.
ih and 5hll t and 70 49, and q 25 -, and s. Is -
Or and y 10 IS, each, four tickets in the I'd Glass.
9th and 0h-50 S. 50 shares stock in
the ,;as Light and i:ansng Company.
m and lth;3 &c, the Insurance Coinpa-
ny.
Those tickets with the nl . and Sand and g.
tnd anu TO- each three tickets in the 2d Glass. All
with tSn oi the drawn Nos, enumerated above,
Grand Real Estate Lottery.
u 5000, 000-i00, UUU-l50,0u0 m
0a the plan of sidRss and Prizes
100 900 Tiekets-0,o prizesamonnting 10 81 900!
Louisiana Real Estate LOTTERY Glass 9the drawing 10 commence
Oh the 6tl Of January 1870.
The Drawing expected to terminate In April.
DRAINING.
The numbers from TO 100000 Tickets will be placed in
wss- and The rame number e Et4RE ticket ioul the Blank
and frfze wheel Will be drawn, untl all are drawn
prize tthe veraudah and Ground valued at $5eo,oOD
do do ST. Charles Theatre and ground do do fo,DO
l do do Charles Arcade, Building, Baths and
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LOTTERIES.

JAMES PHALEN 4 Co. have opened Once in Richmond
j second door below the Eagle Hotel, adjoining Ia
the office NJ Howl ESQ., where they prepared 10 suppl!
me m!c with Tckcis IN under their management
Delaware Lottery No 81 Tor lelt. 10 be drawn al WI
gvn del, Friday, Feb. !.
SCHEME.
prze Of $1,000 1850 acoo $780, l.; 10 of loaa $50, 100
$780, 100; lG5 oi 100: IS Of TO-
Ct NJ. I.nttcry-12 drawn ballots.
Wbolcs s.; halves . 10; quarters ! 25.
JAMES P!!AIEN K CO., hdaagrs
RehnrynI Ia
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Sjmy KLIT ARD.

slgJ REWARD.
II ~ III from The ahuu; the 10Th inst, my negro
IL ra-l ZEN riy dark muI:tu, about ~ or - years
." a'e r inches high stout Quit, mia so"i COUNT
r' at HAT had coat and pantaloas ni G'. .,cs
ma asSriattd lni-r with more "!ie men, ana y n'
anS i> ii I'll Western states ne lex III company
WITH ego o Mrs Frances AlcGcr of The color age
4hi ra'acr built.
VIII hundred dollars for him II taken on q" tue st'
'dw.aiy dollars and ali reasonable expenses, taken IN inc
a.an. STEPHEN DUNAt.
,a'seisld County, Jan. p, loio. >, o,,e
s'Ht niu General Meeting OF the Mutual Assurance socie
against buildings State nf Virginia, i nc hs al clf
t tic ci:y =! gicEnanG on Tuesday, The oth G! fS2raiy
q g'yrE |. f. j. RUTHERFORD,
fcbi rsS,a,F1 y. a. ". g. SGetr'g.
sfhAk " VlRGISiA-The Prsien; and Directors nave &c
r.srea dividend Of tie profits that have accrued sih' ne
~ 'ua m Of three per cent. which, after
" gti". IL PER cent IN the shares sGesctuca s'e
A. ROBINSON, 'r., Ccsh'r.
isn ii 7T--iw
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All. PRIZES!
$4,000.
10 Prizes Of 1000 dollars, 10000 dollars
School Fund Lottery Of RhGde Island,
Granted by the Legislature January Session. loS, fo the
benefit off Public Schools"
JAMES pHAlES & CO., -Jd"a'sTS.
No.
r. rtc C.tg FroriisHc StTuag, Ftb :, SN,
Irutr :as SapSr'ni,ai:Hct If the Stcr,tirg u Sct'
MAGNIFICENT SCHEAE!! - -.
, 81 sl5 nll gA 500, 1919, 1885, :sao ssO 700. 1897,
@ W of 6m r ,, 0; jl: OF !5g c! OF lGc, 60 co. o.
n n 2ils f - 1870 only, 10; Sc $50 with none "i
Numbers each ) 81 lUV
No. lottery-in drawn ballots.
Wholes SIC; halves 5; quarters 50; esh'I'S :.
JAMES PiiLEA CO., .yuads.r'
EieaaaaSG, Ia.
Si-l
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The collection of Revenue under the IA" mhen a.
fourth shall the first wear be collected specie The balance IN e
of spceie-payins banks That onsha be @ N I
es he second vsar-that three be collected IN specie the
h!rd y..r ana he waos so.c. after the fourth year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

TJ,iii ll irn. city and country iat dealers
m, he .yv manufacturing to- the ensuing Sifin: trace,
rs..u, Of II lTS ,Iau has heretofore offered TO the
,r They ,y, con>s, the qualities, colours, ana
I rssnnd.rt, in N.w York. viii be enabled 10 present
M clfu, the styles, directly on their being started
H. vd mind hs Wholesale and retail customers That ms
m a. ~ III ON made III RicInund by wohhch
o;rl 70 tli, county, 80 :.
IL ac wholesale and retail, will be found 10 b. As low as al
-, r,p9a, nj the Nrrih-s the expense 81 manufacturing
IA -rar.- here there with the exception {" N. tish @"
Ia -, aiert.l u!n N=w lorktn Richmond which = but
.Et;t'. - - -, III
n a.. keep, aala apply Of i'a';c' mat A, purchase"
c.. ,,T.,., ~. n, OLD Market, JOHN nOOLEl.
= 'i 1g-:m
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HARRISON


"Shouli | be asked ii there i
no way by which the General
Government can aid the cause OF
emancipation, answer, that il
has ,"ng been an object near my
heart 10 see the whole Of it, sur.
pl.is revenue appropriated 10 thai
object. With the sanction of the
States holding the slaves. there
appears tn me 10 BE- ne constitution
al AFFECTION % a. beng thus Gp-
piiri, embracing not only the c"i
onization Of those that NAV b.
otherwise freed, butthc purchase
o: The freedom Of Others. BY q
jealous prosecution nf a plan
formed upon that basis, we might
look forward 10 . day not very
distant, when e North American
sun would no., .jok down r?cn 2,
slave"
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I,vrS Rl"ER AND KsNhWHA CoNnANf.
.,Ti,.r no ACCOMPLISHMENTS will he received NJ
,ss ,Tr. OF III" Compan IN Richmond, Until me Nh itbi-
- q, M, UIanifS5rs and delivery of 10000 bushci. oi
=: ,,,.rr, vb mo privilege te -ai Company ~ en-
contract 20 aG bu>cst.e Cement !" ~ oil the hest
MON ri, manufactured from approved Hydraulic lime
Iucr roycr perfectly dry and convenient for deliver!
INC ank a the James River hollow llucanan 10 be de-
I - Ill., order Of the Companv's Engineers. III strong ana
] "a III containing i've Bushels OF 20 his nrtt-lO,Ouu
rraly io sv.r ~ BY the Isl July next and the same
, /, The Is, II each Successive month thereafter unl te
s-' ir Cement subject NJ All tines 10 in
] IN approval or rejection, by an Engineer OF the Company
,aaed IN llc contract the proposal 10 be Tor The pce
Y " - -, ,b. rh,r-.. included Il. WRIGHT,
+, @' = 80 I'D Chef EHgi-s,r.
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YAK pt'I.E.

2rrcr 20 ..r. GG,G, IL ! 81.
Ny opinions "n III" sub, Il ii
the power Of Congress uyr! .lay.
property iii III. Southern S':at.s.
IRE So we'll understood - my
friends, that am surpri,,t tha,
ANY attempt 10 impose rr.u tbs
iprblic respecting them shun!.. b.
haZsrded. The subject "a IN NY
Judgment exclusively under .au
Control Ofthc state Governments:
and | am no; apprizcd, uar DO |
believe that i contrary opinion 10
ilny extent deserving ,ua.!iufa
non, i. entertained ~ any pa.t
Iofthc United Statns. TIL chatee,
therefore, 10 which you Havn '!7t
i!ho goodness 10 call EIy attention,
I"that | am in favor # al inter.
ference by Congress in magunt
ting yonr slave pruprfis j. de-
ttutc cf foundation. 30 iai !TJnl
IL, | do not see nn " nat authority
the General Government cau"i
interfere srith0Hf chdr"s q ~
Ccagii,a,ioR, ctier az he .EgtJH,.
# ether, or 81 Giiit- s!ars.7a'i
-, - Ssrs..
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EXTRACT

Et-sH .nI. 7adsrScns itsr 70 o. CrHayhaa.J
1h- Senatorial Ccclon cxcitcA feeling. II doubt
fu who will he elected. There here that Eivs had
deserted the Republican party AMI joined the Wings and tia; he
had expressed his pTci-rnc for Mr. Clay r. Van B-rr
The Conservatives held meeting and !nan1sy determined
that ii Their" truth IN these thfy would drop RIves
they would sustain him, and uhd r
would Of them vote FOR Wing Several oil
party Immediately Rvc-, him Of the
in circulation and requesting I'm whether u was
rue, promptly answered n denying these ea!
1cs assuring that he had form connection with the
Viii. party, any mcm!cr OF did intend IL do
when, OgeHe iih further Information have obtained, have
satisfied ai he Conservatives there least iounda
ton charges against him. and that they had originated with
designing and Interested politicians ir political effect Mr. Ri"s
differs with th upon p"aa, question except
the SuhIeasury AMI "ik y"l how eau those a agree WIN
him Tint suhi: oI consent that ne sh7l be destroyed,
ku thereby become the authors Of their o." n
niauy when have received assurances from Ia 81
authority Washington there portability that the ssai-
Tor elected will be cus during his term 70 vote of cub
TTcs5;:; s;.''
This extract proves what Mr.. Eives was IN fcorua
~, 1882 and his own letter proves what ne IS IN Dec y
ls39-and this letter of December I, 1879 10 but one OF
the numerous proofs of MS change of position and poll
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OF the character and meaning of this letter, no man
can doubt o- moment. II proves that the wishes Of
The writer Of it for the Of the wing party
he could moi calculate any nomination at Harrisburg
which would promote the views of the party which
late last winter he protested not have abandoned
WILL hif Speaker, read another short extract to esta
5lish what Tie Conservative opinions of last win.
ter abou; Mr. Riveslt part Of letter written Ivy
Mr. Jno. T. hnGefson a Conservative, TO one Of his
constituents, dated 9Th February, 1889, Just few days
before the Senatorial Election, brought before the
Legislature. 1t is as follows
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=, :, 17-lm
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And many other pizesconsng Of valuable Buildings Stocks
and Lots, all situated in New Orleans.
ny Tick SaU,-no Shares
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-08

Is bisbfi aarfe times Geek d1rfag ne seS
~ y, Js,r. ara ce geek asria. The res, " The g.
~ s. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-23
.Sherif's Sales.

'RY virtue of sundty Executions 10 line
- directed, will he SOLD befure fhe Court
House in Camden on; the first Monday snd
Tuesday in June next within the us1al
hours Of sale, the Following property, w w:
'a2 Fhe Defendants interest in all that 4bt
and Improvement thereon, situated N,
DeKalb street, and known in the plan of
the Town Of Camden by the number one
thousand one hundred and seventy l,I7D)
bounded east BY lots numbered one ,hous.
and one hundred and sevskty -one Il ,f7l)
and one thousand one bundred and severn
ty-6vei Q,H5l west by LOT numbered one
thousand one hundred and sixty-nine
(i,l69) north by DeKalb street and south
by lot numbered one thousand one hun
dred and eigh.y.onel ll,1a) Measuring
and containing a front on iDeKalb street
of sixty.six feet, and extending in depth
sou,hwardly two hundred and sixty.four
feet, levied on and to be sold as the pro.
pertysof Tenant B. Lucas, at the salt of
John ]. Blair and others. --.:- ~,
Conditions, Cash. Purchasers TO pay
for titles. 81
April IL. '',H* Pts. fee S3l
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In EQUITY.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

GIL. Massey, Admir- =
VS. Bill SordiseOve,y and relief
7. J. Wethers, Ct al ..
1T appearing to the. satisfaction Of the
= Commissioner, that Richard William
son and William Gray, Of thefirm of Rich
ard Williamson 81 Co., Joseph Kessam,
Edward III. Jacob, James "A. Smith and
William Bryce, Of the firm of:Keasam g.
Co., defendants in the above stated case,
are absent from and reside without the
The limits of this State: On motion of j.
Williams, .Complsinant.s Solicitor, 1t as
Ordered, That the said defendants do an
swer, plead OF. denur to the bill in the a
bove stated case, within three months from
disqualification hereof. otherwise Judgment
pro eonfesso wiiltbe ordered against them.
~: J.fH. NITHERsPOON, Jr.,
s ,..g ~ j. ,,,;,e.. !; C.. e. Lad.
Comm'r's Office. March 2s, ls4A
(Prlntef's Zee 80
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Grom the Globe.
TO THE tOBLIC.

Finding it impossible, in consequence
of cnfeebled health. to perform the duties
of Postmaster General in satisfactory
manner, / have resigned that office, to
take place as soon as my successor can be
appointed.
Not having been fortunate enough to
accumulate wealth in a public office, am
under the necessity Of resor,lng TO such
private employment as is suited to my
strength and condition, for the purpose OF
meeting the current expense Of conside-
rablc family.
A few hours each day devoted to the
zen, leaving an abundance of time for re-
Taxation and exercise, have found by
. experience, from the excitement of COM
position, to be rather conducive to health
than injurious; and this is the occupation,
above all others, most agreeable to my
taste and my present inclination.
Messrs. Blair and Rives have kindly
offered me the profits of such subscription
TO the Extra Globe for the present season,
as may be raised on my account, and l
have consented to contribute to it until
November next, if such number Of sub
scribers shall be obtained as will warrant
that step. am the moro inclined 10 this
devotion of my time from desire 10 pre-
vent any misconstruction of the motives
which have led to my resignation. l wish
TO satisfy the whole world that no dissa.
tisfaction with the President or his admin
islration, no indisposition to render it the
utmost support in my po yer, no distrust
Of its measures or its designs, has had any
effect in determining me to prefer. q pri-
pate to public station. On the contrary,
my confidence in the President, in his in
tegrily, his principles, and his firmness.
have increased from the day | was first
officially associated with him; my relations
with every member of his Cabinet have
been uniformly Of most friendly charac-
ter; and my devotion to the great measures
which have been, and still are, sustained
by the Administration, knows no abatc-
mcnt. The leading principles avowcd by
the President look upon as essential TO
the preservation Of liberty and Govern
menr Of the people; and if had supposed
that my resignation could endangcr their
success. should have clupg to office as
I would to life.
AS soon as the necessary arrangements
are made, proposals, with more extcn-
ded address, will be presented TO the
friends Of the Administration.
AMOS KENDALL.
May II, 1910.
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CAMDEN,
INTENDANT'S OFFICE, }
MAY lSTH, 1910.


1FHE Town Council have c'caused the
a. "Quaker" Burial ground to be clear.
ell, the trees trimmed, aud the Lbbish re-
moved, SO as TO give more decent appear
ance to "lhls city of the dead''-but they
have not thought it proper for them to in.
trude upon the prioate enclosures, and to
clear them sup, and as these are now in a
condition demanding attention. particular.
ly since the other parts Of the Ground
have been cleared, the Council reques! that
all families having private Enclosures will
cause them to be cleared of the under.
growth and rubbish, and the trees within
them trimmed up, or 70 give notice 70 the
Council within the next week, Of their in
tention not to do SO.
The Individual employed by the Coun.
Gil will be engaged at the grave, yard all
nert week, in completing the work. and
will be glad to continue his laborssin clear.
irg the private Enclosures. ifapplied to in
the course of the week. 1t is desirable
as it would be more convenient, that the
whole of the work should be finished al
the same time. -; g.
In future, ono of the gates Of the Grave
Yard will be nailed up, and the other lock
ed, and the key left with The Recorder
Persons desiring it are requested to cal
on him for it. ,,#.oa a...
By order of the Council, 80.
]. M. DESAUSSURE, Intendant
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The arrival Of the British Queen Steam ship at
Now York, on Saturday last, brings dates fourteen
days later then those previously received. The
American boundary question was commanding a
great deal Of attention. and tho probabilities of an
early and satisfactory adjustment of this exciting
subject, arc considerably increased. Some of the
ministerial papers assert that England has acccded to
the old decision of the King of the Netherlands
to make st. Johns river tho boundary, and give
Maiuo :fa09, 900 for any claim she may have beyond
that. Ii such bo the fact, we hardly think it proba-
bic that Mainc will refuse to accept the proposition.
LOUIS PnILLrrrE had offered 10 mediate bctwesn
England and Naples, and the mediation had boon
accepted by the King of Naples.
There had been some improvement in business,
money was plenty and tho rate of interest from 3
to per cent. The salcs Of Cotton had becl rather
moro extensive, and an advance Of Isl per pound
had been obtained.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-23
April IL.
JAMES CONNER,
JAMES PARKER.

JAMES PARKER. -;
= BY virtue of the order Of Court III This
case, LwiIlasell on the first Monday and
Tuesday i'm June next, theiollowing prop.
erty, attached in this case, as: the property
Of. the absent debtor, to-wit:- g.
|. 263 acres of Land, more or less, situa.
ted on the wates Of Twenty. FIVE Mile
Greek, bounded on tho north by lands'of
the estate, Of John Chestnut, on the east,
south and west by lands OF tho estate. Of E,
Brevard,2 head of Horses, l6 head Of Cat
tie, lot Of Hogs, and one sctt Of Black.
smiths Tools, all. levied upon and to,be
sold as the property Of James Parker; at
the suit Of James Conner. 10y .,es
All the above property, except The land,
will be sold on the plantation, at',he resi-
Ience of Emanuel Parker, on Tuesday,
the second day of sale. - II
.ag., BENZ. sGASs, s. X. D.
May rs. lpr's fee, 81 25l
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Committed to the. = jail

.nF Lancaster District, on Monday, 1se
~ 20th inst. as runaway, q negro wo-
man who calls herself Jenny Dawson, and
says she belongs 10 herbusband, Bob Baw-
son, Of Randolph County. N. G. :ana that
she was broughtto this State by specu-.
lator by the name of Carter. and thiM, she
left said Carter near Tarahaw, III this Dis
,rict. Jenny is yellow compiected, about
fifty yearsiof age, speaks quick when spo.
ken to, andis qui<erinielligent.' The ow-
ner, is requested to come, forward. prove
property, pay charges, and take heraway.
ELLISON 'STRAWBRIDGE,
So April 25.' q: go" JailGf led.
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ORDINANCE.

A ND whereas, the practice of firing
"A. small arms within the limits of the
said town is extremely dangerous to the
lives as we'll as the property Of the inhabi.
tants thereof. and ought to be strictly pro.
hibited. ,.,j 80,
Be it therefore ordained, by the au,hori.
ty aforesaid, That hereafter, ii shall moi
be lawful for any person TO FIRE or dis.
charge any gun, pistol or other small arms
within the limits of the said town, and il
any person shall wan,only, knowingly and
wilfully fire or discharge any gun, pistol,
or other SIN all arms, within the limits .oi
the said town, such person shall forfeit and
bay to the use of the said town, the sum
of one dollar for each and every offence,
to be sued for and recovered according 10
law.
And whereas, offences Of this kind
be committed by minors, negroes or other
disorderly persons who have no ostensi-
Die property whereof the said penalty can
be levied and made:
2. Be it therefore ordained by the autho.
rity aforesaid, That any gun, pistol or 9th.
er small arms, fred or discharged by such
person in breach Of this ordinance, shall
e liable to the. payment of the penalty or
penalties aforesaid, and il shall be lawful
for the Intendant, either Of the wardens,
either Of the constables, or for any free
holder Of the said town, who shall see such
person offend against this Ordinance, to
seize and take into possess;o Of the gun,
pistol, or other small arms SO fired or dis
charged, and deposit the same with the
Intendant or any one of the Wardens, and
if the person charged with The said offence,
shall be convicted thereof, and shall not
within ten days after conviction, pay the
penalty incurred; and the costs for prose.
cution, the same shall be sold to discharge
said penalty and costs, 49, 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-23
From the Charleston Mercury, Mays.
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE RIGHTS
PARTY OF CHARLESTON.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE RIGHTS
PARTY OF CHARLESTON.
Such gathering Of the people as took
place on Thursday night, is not often wit
messed in our city. The City Hall was
crammed to overlowing, and every win
dow, and the wide steps, were filled with
eager listeners. The feeling that pcrVad.
ell this great assembly, was worthy Of tho
occasion. The defence of the principles
on which our party is based, by the sue
cessive speakers who addressed tho throug,
was received with an enthusiasm that
leaves no hope among Us, for the opera
tions Of that new zealot Of Hsrrisonism,
Zone Of the Senators from South Carolina }
who, on Monday last, il the Whig Young
Mems Convention, at Baltimore, referring
to the Federal candidate, pledged himself,
"to dcoote his labor, his thoughts, his per-
son, and his purse" His labor, his tho'ts,
and his person. will have as little effect
here as his. pure, and he had as we'll nurse
them all tor his private comfort.
The Hon. Henry L. Pinckncy, Mayor,
was called to the Chair, and while the Com
mittee were preparing the Address and
Resolutions, was called upon to address
the meeting, which hs did, and for an hour
delighted them with an eloquen. and vivid
sketch, Of the principles, aims, and cha
racter, of the two great parties of the
Union. We do no. attempt any report of
the speeches. Mr.. Pinckney was followed
by Mr.. Mcmminger, on the part of the
Committee, who read the Address and