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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27

SALE OF REAL. ESTATE IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
- In pursuance the Of Decree pronounced on NE ION
day of February sl by the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
Chancery for tie county Henco and city Of Richmond III the
Thomas Dnod, Executor Of James Bnord deceased
benjamin Frances ind Others The undersigned Special Com
missioner therein named, WILL Monday, the tenth of May
next the premises, SELL public auction the highest bid
der Housc and lot Tract uf Land containing by
esnatnn sixy acres ieenbous situated in the county of
Charles City, about eighteen miles from Richmond and near The
Long Bridges and ownedn occupied by Elizabeth Fran
ces The title the above property Is believed 10 be
perfect hut selling Commissioner the undersigned WIZ convey
such title rs may be vested by the said decree.
half the purchase money In cash. and Inc other
half credit of six months secured by hond with approved
SECURITIES and deed of trust premises If required
THOMAS DlNFORD, Commissioner
April l6 IJ-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27

RUTHERFORD MILLS FOR SAIL a.,,s,,v The
,.-r A., ,nhorsed 10 sell very celebrated properly M
on,,n nars of stones for grinding wheat one par
m shin sa and two hhes with all Necessary sS Miller
b.,r /, attached the Mill comiorane tioun cnaied a.
'aA +" pAn' =" '''"'' LANCASTER, DENNY L CO
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Y virtue of Deed of Trust, executed hy the BucK,neha
- Iron Manufacturing Company, 10 the undersigned, peahG
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Buckingham Tor Certain
purposes, therein MENTIONED shall proceed 10 SELL al me Bear
Furnace end Of Buckingham county, on
Friday, day II fair If not the next ia,r ay
thereafter Sunday excepted 10 the highest bidder Tor CASH. M
said Furnace with Lands thereto attached containing aDun.
acres much thereof be sufficient 10 satisfy sad
trust lands great abundance OF Iron Ore 10 10 o.
found-aboul one half timber has been cut down. and
from its locality there few any iron establishments IN 'n
State which holds greater inducements for the prosecution OF
business II is within mile Of the James River Canal;
On it is every necessary building and fixture, and on good
stream-te whole OF which has been erected within the last s
years. Persons wishing view the premises are requested 10
call on Mr. William Criddle, living At the Furnace
GEO II. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
l5-DaMid
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FMIY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
ng In Mddesex county, the 9Th of the present month
To man named Charles. Charles is very likely bright
"A fellow with very light blue about twenysix years
la I'VE se six eight inches high, and well poporioned He
% when h- e brown cloth close coai blue casne PAN
@ and white fur hat He left without proyocaon what
@ anu no doubt endeavorng get TO free State He
a sensible fellow, and we'll calculated TO pass
& Will give the above reward for the apprehension and
s Of him me, secured any all that can get him
tyd ANY information concerning him will be thankfully
NY address, Churchvlle Middesex County, Virginia.
E,., WIN. X. PACE.
'''singhsu, Sept "a, 1910. Of
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March l6

+, q. GRISWoLD and II. A. CLAIBORNE JR., ATToRSiEs
~ LAW, having associated themselves in practice will at
End a the in the city of Richmond and county of a
aer Until the June the engagements Mr. G. will pre-
his being permanently in Richmond.
The Clients o the firm will receive the benefit of the experience
Il Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq
Office in the story of the Powhatan House. opposite
lie City Hall.
Richmond, April Goth, 1884,
nv my health is reinsated the firm Of Girls
void Claiborne will aid me in the management OF my business
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
lli-oaM3m
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS

xx,r ~ o ~ S,or, our etre stock of Spring Goods except
w few packages, daily expected Our assomen. y go, ey
large az! general OF both Foreign and Domestic wv
r ear for the times being well laid IN we are
r orr rrat inducements to purchasers ana we are
+. & J. s. JAMES CO., Globe square
March 30 Io9--a -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27

ur subscriber, have now in store entirely stock OF
Snnn, looi. 10 which they invite attention Of purchas
s orr srms me ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO such merchants ~
nav give u GILL; confidently say they shall DC peasea D0
prlce and quality. ,1x>.o,,.u !, nprwpy
,,,o o'''' lO6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27

ID OSTON will stand this Spring plantation "Oaklnnd,"
ID Chesterfield county, y miles from Richmond and Petersburg
and ready 500 the season. be paid
win he fed with what they a, silngs dayservan
boarded gratis. There convenience that
place have for the accommodation Of
aud colts such lots stables and pastures Every alien
paid prevent accidents but liability for any
Boston La, every where from New York 10 Georgia, and
Jockey Clubs Of three and four mile heats than
did having lost and is well
known advertise at length for his winnings would I'LL the
whole Of newspaper His pouer, grea strength, and
blood, suits all mares, and IS all that breeders rant
WM. n. JOHNSON.
Feb ii S9-2awtl5May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27
FENITENTIARY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES

0n BALES heavy Cotton Oznaburgs made by hand ioon with
~ other donlestics suited 10 the season
M hushel Bags double wove, superior article
yards heavy Kerseys Linscys and other domestic Wool
.n for negro
200 pair plantation Brognes and Shoes
20 kegs Wrought Nails and Spikes, assorted
Wagons Carts Drays, for street and plantation purposes
Wagon aud dray Harness, of every description
Wheat Fans Corn Planters, Wheebanows, Cutting knives
ana other agricultural implements
Re'rserators, Safes, Wardrobes, &c.
muir Mill Stones assorted made Of the best French Bur Block
hh variety Of other articles numerous 10 he embraced
within The limits advertisement for sale low for cash. or to
ancua Customers upon the usual credit the Pententiay
Store on lin Orders addressed the undersigned will
eeeve prompt attention.
JAMES C. WATSON, .agent Psnisntiary
April 20 ll4-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27

GEORGE FITZlICG3 s JNO. TAYLOE THORNTON, Ar
VI ToRSrys 81 Law, Port Ropa, Prgiad will practise
ay the and Superior Courts Of Caroline KING George
Westmorrand Essex and in the Superior Court Spo
George Fzngh has been practising in most Of the above
named Courts for many years past
Port Royal, 3rh March, lsil. l0S-2m
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NoFcElavns been appointed sole Agent for the sale of the
production Of the Tredegar Iron Company, am now pre-
@ to execute orders for every description of cast and maea
M nn embracing fiat Iron from to - inches wde of any de-
@ thickness round square from l6 81 nches band hoop
"a half round and scroll on and locomotive AMes; Screw
a. is, box and nange Iron, &c.
tne Foundry the Company prepared to make nearly
description Of Castings, embracing Tobacco Presses Gear
erst mills cotton factories and rolling mills, and all kinds
Refinery having been recently their works. the
@ Of the establishment have that their
VIII be Of uniformly good qualiy-and when required the
n I'LL be manufactured from refined pig exclusively
oHe on Cary street, near the lower end Of the Basin
Aprl6 " 1Ios,
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SPRING DRY GOODS. .,
.,orpIJy TAYLOR & CO have received from LiSetpoo,
b. tn ships Madison Roscus and Independence anu from
~ yoern their supply for the season. tostte, iu
,,, desirable assortment OF handsome Goods which are
or.ed fnr sale ON their usual accommodating terms. ,o
a,chn,ond, 26la March, lSil. io1-I-
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RUNAWAY IN JAI.-There committed to the Jail Of
~ Caroline County, Monday the sh Of March last Negro
san his name Henry, and that he belongs TO Ed
ward Wa,ha Haaover formerly of Lynchbus, about
yea of OF light complexion, short ha about I'VE feet
o inches high particular marks had when
sted panaloons (satnet The owner Is
cd to come forward prove property pay charges ana take
I'm away, or he will be dealt with the law directs,
WIN. w. DICKINSON. JR.,
Jailor Of Caroline County, va.
Bow-Green April 2Oh 1871 ll5-2aw6w
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Sic VcupcrnGr5. Grnennltu0,

Ger 2Shrftl lit snbIitb 9cfaatn ano Der
ubtbars Jebn Sanfb 1T ais @anoipat fir
pas brbs Nmt sips6 @rupsrnSr5 rpn NsnniDls
panisn, burb Die osmefratilbs @cnpsnten aufs
9snpmnlsn ipcrcsn unb Die ndbits SEabl miro
jei9sn rprs bic Slir9sr cicitr 0rri1tn &cpubIf
icItbe Srntnnllna bllli1ten.
SEir babsn ithpn bei elmer friDern @ste9saz
belt srfldrt, bas mir Nidtr Sanfs Den Dor:
iu9 nor anbsrn abtbarsn I,srrsn aabtn, taber
m1bt eS unS nun um 70 nrsbr Gsr9nh9cn uns
itre 2Gabl burb bic Gonstntipn bsitati9t ;u
itbn. 9is @rnsnnun9 par, ip ;u fa9sn einz
itim,nis une niDt5 srsi9nste ilb mas ;u lln
sini9feit unp .SpietraCbt in cen rcmpfr1tiltNn
&ebtn fiiDrsn f6nnte. llHNrt 8rcunbt mtreen
sS lib nun on9rlt0en fcjn I1ikn, fir einCn
Mmm psrsint iu mirfen nis lIt bti Der ltghn
2&ahI nit bsm beifrn erfcl9 9ttDap pabsn.
QSir tsnfsn prrIiulS:
Scbann Eanfa ea6 III tcr Mann,
Ser o " prrtsr bistsn fam.
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GTllm sinsn 9r6Gtrn &aum fur Die NsSs
psS Ywlesnten Su 9sminnen baben mir msbr
unterbaltcnbe Nrttfsl unc 9tsui9feten bis ouf
ndbite 9Sobs rerlbebsu. 9urb S,ilfs Der
llsbsrieeun9 psS Ysnniplpaniidsn 9sutibsn,
linc mir i'm Stancs bsute unltrn 2sitrn msbr
ipjs Die IcaIfte cisits witbti9en Documents prrs
;ulcssn pir wtrpeu bsnStDps teltlben nd'ls +
ifs 2Gode 9ebsn.
6I7~9a Der erits 2tgril btrannnbet, no 9ez
mGbnlib tei pislsn Qeutsn sn @obnun9smsdz
isl itatt finost, fo eriutbsn MIR SoItbs unitrsr
gsisr, melds ibrsn 2Sobnort perdnrern modem,
uns esfdusit BARON ;u bsnotbrtti9sn msnn lie
ibrs 3situn9sn auf oncsrs spldse 9sianbt III
Baben wanlbem bamit mir pic n6tNgsn 9lbdn<
tsrun8en trsiTsn np9en.
0T Hdbiten SrsitaM een 20ifcn 9ieteS,
1inrtn Die oetp6bnlibsn 6rttbjaDrsmablen in
idmmtliden SaunlbipS, Srrcu9bS II. 9SarcS
an ocn bsitimmttn pliecn itntt, sur @rpibz
lung Der peribsesnen Seamtsn, fir baS nad)s
ite SaDc.
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Don lDafbinaton.-Iie 0en0bttn erS
nInosn tcr eabinctSsSsamttn bes neusn Nrss
fSsnten, ic nis mir lls prr j,rei 2Echsn an9es
;s9t bobsniinb rurb tsnSsnat beifit9t mrrs
esn. Sir onrtrs Nsmttr lInb nod fan feline
@rncnnun9sn 9caabt auifr in 6dllsn mo bic
Ssifallun9en ab9tlaufen mp 100 turb Nbems
fune cetr Sob Gaeanjtn entifanrcn. 2Sas
fDnetcn icI nod init grmartsnetn an9tftllt
itin unb Der 9>rslpent aas lcdnHs vol init ben
sritsn @tibdfttn ;u tbun battn.
Der Senat 1T noD in Sieun9, UNI Dem
Yrsfrsntn NIT Matb bsi;uifsbsn uno ancsrs
@sItbafts ab;unatbsn. Gcr meni9en Sa9en
fam ss ju elmer 9sbats Smiihsn I9rn. Slap
unb l9rn. Sing, msSsn eintn Ecrlbla9 eeS sr'
fern, bic atsn Qcfpfcfc Trufer ees Sen9rslIsS
~ sntlaEn, mcrauf lssterr feline Srsunpe psrs
tbsibi9ts um iDnen mob eimal Die ealbt nno
Slide ~ lidern. llnmanierIlbs ISortt murs
ben auf bsieen gsitsn 9sbraubt uno am Snes
Der 1sbatts itbrieb Sing cine Scerausfpresrun9
wsltbe pcn Clap an9encmnsn mnres Die
Splae baron ipar, eas Sing an ndmllhen Ns
bsno arrltirt unb fir bic peli;,i ssbrabt absr
asasn $4,000 Sirslbaft frsi9slaiTtn murrs !;
@lap mar niDt ju fnren. sSir babtn absr
Der e trsit Surd, ,Sermittluns ron
8uuno n entibstsn fsi. Ter Gcrl1laa tes
(.rn. Clap paflirts am rcri9en Mlttpedb uno
eis bsiosn qpfcfcfo Srudsr, Blair unb Nipss,
wuresn ab9sibat1t.
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Die Deto Gcmalt.-@s 1T far ollen Snrz
germ bsfannt, bab Die GetozGemalt pem @cu'
pernSr nur oarum perlisbsn III um lis gum Ssz
fen ess Grlts ausjuliltn; fIe wurrs pssbalb
naricbsinlib aub prE Zen frlibsrn ObcrzWas
giltrat6periemn unftrsr &srublf nur 10 msni9
bsnust. 9ie1s Wldnner iutbtsn imner nit ter
Der gslse9stun9 100 mS9lib i'm @inslans su
wiyfsn. mpcurb eas 4elf bsiIfam @sless srs
belt unb in manbsr !cinl!tbt Soften sripart
murosn. Icr Yartsr fbsint oNs attr ntbt 80
riiTsn ooer nibt pi7sn iu mpllsn, rsnnsr Ipislt
NIT Der ibm perebcnn 8sralt ME bas &inS
NIT Dem Ssusrtrancs; Sstos frl9sn bsi ibm
So9eleitbt aufsinanrsr II. iebalo ms eisSsfess
9ebunS iracnp Gin nhelibsS @eiss paiitrt 70 1T
aub idNn su erparten, tas CT caislbe niht
bili9sn ,pirb. Ssin 9Sunrcr 1T es babsr msa
Die 8ste9etuns niht piel su Ses9s brin9en
fam. 9as Trlf pon YsnniDlpanicn 'pire wcbl
ttun, bas stfaDrIids Spsljeus aus pertsrS
eancsn ;u neDn'sn, mas aub oDns 5wsifsI sss
ibsbsn pire.
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cSnlpeftcrs 9Soblen.

Soarrifon 0emofroten, uerIGumt nGde
fen Ereita9 ole 9Sabl nilbt |! SnIpeftors
uno 9Soblribter miiIen oeipdblt meroen.
ole bel Der nGbifen Setober 2Sabl su ee=
men babcn, mir fonnen oaber uniern
Sreuncen nbt jupiel Soriibt anempfeb,
LEM Iib ebrlibe Wdnuer fir oiele Iemtcr
auS,uluben, oamit bel Der gSabl Ques
retbt oeben mag. Merfct auf, ooB unle=
re @e9ner euO nidbt 3upcrfommen
G5-llnisr Haebtar pom "Ncltr" hberianSts
uns in isnsm lsstsn Slatts Gin bhbibss Sons
pllmsnt, wc9en sinsm Nrtifsl i'm perlestsn Ss.
cbabtsr, bic Grfldruns bs5 Nsu 9)crf n9tms>
rfan'' bstrstfsns, ms9sn elmer Nationals
eanf, in msId)sm CT uns sincs uorclIsn Wi=
itdts" beibuei9t-sr fa9t ndmlid,:
MlnIsr Habbar prm "sScpbod,tsr," bot in
isinsm lesten Slat NIT einsm paroarapbsn
snsn eressn Wistdf asmacbt. @s srbsut barz
aus pos in S,iniicbt amrfanilbsr Yclitif ss
nod Sadcunfel Bel ibm ilt-pesr aloubt CT
pislsiht es mdrs 70 Dep fsinsn Gsitrn? ,e.'
Tur 9smatb, 59r. "2ttlsr!" pcrtsnnsn gle
un6 uno untre 2sfsr nibt SSir 9sbsn germ
Su bas erfabruns cine quite Qsbrs, bsfrnosrs in
amsrifaniibsr YpIitif III, nab Sbrsr Nrt, unb
sbenio eas Sis sinen srtntrn gtbae eapcn 9s=
Iamnelt baten, ,pis mir natirlbsr Bsils bas
ben f6nnsn. QSir 9laubten IN Der Shat nitbt,
oas Sie NIT bem "2Imerifan" in 70 ntiner
Ssfanntfbaft itdnbsn, (Srsunoftbaft) bdttsn
mir balc 9sia9t esnn uns fiat sbsn Gin altss
Spribmort Elm.
Die Nufnabme bsS fra9lbsn 9lrtfss 9es
fbab auf ben @runp, neil mir in nsbrsrsn
unlsrsr 1Ssbisltldttr abnidbe Semcrfunacn
fanrsn, mrpcn lidb Der ,,Nblsr" fslbf leitbt liz
bsr;eu9sn fam. 9Sr babcn fpdtcr srfabren
ros Der uNmerifan" cine 2lrt non sinen1 ica
9emanntsn Wccbfelbals if, bic iib 9e,pSbns
lb auf Die Ssits brebsn, ,pc Iis Die 9rofrn
sr,partsn; ss fSnnts bsmnatb nod III srfldrsn
fsin: auf msldsr Seits sr war unb auf msls
der ct jeet 1T. Die Scbnuptmssn bss vNbs
lsrS" unb bic Seipeie mslts CT itinerist5 in
cisitm Sale prrtrn9t, linb in naneber Sins
iibt miuldn9Iitb; namcnt!id bsisibnst Gin
Nsmtsrjdgsr wsltbsr jest aus ZEN 5odnSsn beS
neuen preltrsntsn Elm Nsmttbcn 81 erbaiben
iutt, nid)t immer sinen &3arrjirn: Monn, mcz
bon mir sini9s Ssilpjsls in tisFr Staet uno
nclD pielmsbr i'm @auntp BADEN.
SGa6 cas- gid)t in onltrfaniIber Yrlitif
bstrift, ftnb mir wrflb frnb ons unS unitrs
2tlsr sintn 9rSFm Gbtl Baron Su belistn ;us
traptn, mie per {cr. "2(e!sr' ju tbun fbtnt,
neil Iie aus erfabrun9 miiFn bas lDabrbcit
bei uns cbsn icmobl, mit Bel ibm, mpbnt.
Hassn Gle in SufWnft Sbrs Srillc, S,srr
"Ntltr," lmb ftben gle nitbt Die Sicar fir
einen GIcpbantcn an ntil Seips cine 2(sbns
libftit baben; Gis 9sbsn lidb irnlt SlSben Die
man lei Sbnen ncbt futbsn fclte unb msldbe
uns lsibt bsme9cn ftnnttn, nutb tnn GrT in
Sis Gsr9an9snDeit ;u tbun, no mir Isitt beire
l9drcs pO!l bsfrmmsn npcJttn. Salts Sie
une fcnsr 9rtfcrn .1jietdf0 iu bsibuloi9sn
milEn, ic ifctsn Sic Sbrs Ssrsr nur 9srulpia
mieser binFls Obr, mir 9srsnfsn ess altsn
SrrjdmprtS: "San3cm0ben gilt nitbt."
SoaIten Slc cas nirbt AUDI fir imtfnldlli9?
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portcrs Hrnennuns.-@5 9snibrt siniz
gen Spas Su isDem pis Die dbtn NntisSanfs
S6tsraIiifsn Die pile psr(bludsn Die ibncn NIT
Der Vcrttr5 @rnsnnun9 fir Die 0SiebeWrmdbs
lung gum Srupsrnlr plraetrten murre. Sie
tbuen 2lus ais rb Is litb libsr Die @rnsnnun9
frsusn unc MAIDEN CUTE O1isntn sum btitr
@piele. Sslblt is msltbs Ssins Grcllsns
ais pginsn ron ptn Sanfsn osfouftsn IL
erfIdrtsn fi9en iIb nun pilig in oas Sob
me psriprsben, cab iis ,,ibrs Sd)ultsr ans
6ab le5sn uno aus qeibcstraitsn mitlbishsn
mclen". On6 1T eofefpfo Yclitif, "nit osn.
srciisn S?auiea 9ebsn unp wsi autb Nqss gum
- Qebt "
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go Gents. fur 7eocn,

pcn lsst big iur nicbitsn OftpterzWabL cter
3ebn @rsmplars fir 4: Sbalsr msnn iis in els
nsm Nat beitsllt msrosn. Dorausbr3abs
lung 1T jspeb bisrbsi ais nnsrldslitbe Ssems
sun9 ftif9sisst.
0HE~9a mir in ser unnlittlbaUn Ta6bars
ibafr bss pemcfratilben Sruwrn6rssSaneipas
ten mrbnen, 70 ihmsideln mir uns NIT Der
foHnum9, bas unfsr Seobabtsr fir Die ndblt
fiNfti9s Ssit in manbsr oinfbt nislib me
intsrsiiant fein wire. 1Bir sr,partsn Sas un'
isrs Srsuncs tisls &elsssnbsit bsnuBsn uno
lib bsfcnrerS NNibs 9sbsn wsrSen unisrs silts
~ ptrnsWsn.
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(SbIus frl9t.)

Der NtiHeur Slub lrl Ss9enmdrti9 70 nies
briggs sSnTtr BADEN mis iib Die dItsltsn eeut
nicbt srinnsrn fonnsn. er bs9innt lan9iam su
ifsi9sn unD psriprbt balb quite S1ifIiabrt.
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Neaoins, ben l6. sNdry 1S4i.
0smOfratiib rspubllfaniits ernsnnlln9
fit Guvtrnor:
cycb1t Sanfs.
Gin Amer teten

lin uuisrsm Slatts snen 9rtncrn ltmlauf
;a psrfdofsn unc Dem 9ends mebr Sutss fur
Ss quite @od,s ;u mrfsn, srtistsn mir uns linz
tsrihrsltsr fir cai1tIbs an;unsbnnsn fir ssn
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9as oEstttr 1T bsi uns jiemlib unfrsuneHb
uno Der lcsrr Odrs ldst uns rsbt feline un'
irunelibsn Safs isbn.
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CONGRESS

Convened on Monday the 9th inst. The Sen
ate xas called to order by the President pro tem'
Resolutions were then adopted to appoint com
mittees to inform the House and the President
eff their readiness to proceed to brslness-aiter
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr.. JOHN
SON, of Md. moved resolution, that the rules OF
the 26th Congress be adopted for their govern
ment until otherwise ordered. Mr.. JOHN Qr1N-
cY ADAMS, as usual, offered an amendment re-
iecting the 2lst rule, which excludes all aboll-
ton petitions. After considerable debate, the
House adjourned without coming to any decision
On Tuesday, the motion ofsMr. JOHNSON was
again taken up, .nd,so amended as to make tie
report of the committee of rules the order OF the
day for Thursday the 9th.
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to Jurors, were referred to the Judiciary Com
mttee. A bill in relation to apprenticeship OF
free male negroes, under the age of twenty-one
wears, was referred TO the Committee on Color
ed Population
DECEMBER, 9.
A bill to repeal so much of the act PASSED IN
the year 1881, concerning the Bank OF the State
of South Carolina, as provides for taking OF
oaths of secrecy, by the President, Directors
and Officers of the said Bank and its Branches,
was taken up for the second reading and re-
jected.
A bill to amend the constitution SO as to sup
press duelling, was made the special order for
Friday next at II o'clock. .,
The Senate returned an act to extend the lail
bounds of the several Judicial Districts OF this
State.
DECEMBER, 10.
The Senate sent to the House, the report OF
the Committee of Federal relations, on so much
OF the Governors Message No. /, as relates to
the controversy between Virginia and New 7 ork
Referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Also, bill 10 prevent the citizens of New
York, from carrying slaves or persons held to
service, out of this State, and to prevent the es-
cape of persons charged with the commission OF
any crime Read the first time, ordered 1or the
second reading to morrow.
A bill 10 suspend the election of members oI
Congress from this State, was read the second
time and sent 10 the Senate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-15
Election Notice.

In obedience 10 an order from the Executive De.
parment, election is hereby ordered to be held on
the second Monday and the day following in January
next, for Sheriff Of Kcrsiaw District, to fill tho va.
cancy occasoned by the resignation Of Benjamin
Gass, Esq. Managers Of Elections will attend at
their respective polls on the day appointed, proceed
to hold said election and make their returns accor-
ding to law.
GEO. O. MCINTOSH, c. c. P. K. D. Z
Clerks Office, Nov a. 1sIl.1
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-15
Mort gage sale.

will sell on the first Monday in January next at
the Court House, at II o'clock. NJ. the following
four Negroes; comprising tho mother and three chill
drcn, to.wt: Dcah, aged about 80, Randi aged
about l2, Margaret aged about 10, and Katy. aged
about years, to forcclosc mortgage on said Nc
groes, executed by James w. Cantcy to Thomas
Whitaker and John NJ. DeSaussurc, and sold under
said Mortgage as his property.
Terms made known on the day of sale Purcha
sers to pay for titles. b. GASS, Agent.
Dec. ii Prs fee. 81 so
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-15
DAQ1DNM 8
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is, 1871.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The length of this document, and the late hour
at which we received it, prevents us from pub
fishing it entire to-day. We have however, to
the exclusion of much other matter, copied such
portions of it as appeared to us most interesting.
We have neither space or inclination to offer any
comments on the message at present Our rca-
ders will all doubtless read for themselves, ara
can form their own opinions, without the a!d
of ours.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-15
StraVe(s or Stolen,

ERON stable in Columbia, on the night OF
d the lOlh inst a largo .orrcl HORSE, with a
bald t,cc and long tail. No other nark rccoccted
Hcwas raised on Beaver creek, Krrshaw District
and may cndeavor to make his way there. Any
person taking him up and giving information to the
subscriber, shall be tbrrally rewarded.
A. NJ. KENNEDY.
Camden, Dec l3, 1871.