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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Z Southwestern Rail Road Bn.k. I'VE
are astonisIied that The peopleaffhis State
have 80 lJng quietly suffered i.,pmselses to
he ssgihdied oui af lea per cen!. upon the
notes of Il Branch nfihis Bank, thai j, 'ora :
ted nj knnxville. Tenn. |, was said, some
mnlIhs since. that the Branch was redeem
ING Us bills IN sperie, tand wenudeDrant
il is sill sl"ins say aud preparing IN wind
up is affairs. lfsnch il The c#ee. il scen's
to us lis ''lti-ers are very ~los ahsui IL. i''r
we have seen m"re ni lis Nntesin circuin-
tinn within twu week, than fnr several
months prrvinus. Wleiher new 6ateh
of that currency has been recently put IN
circulation. is ninre than we eau say, hut
these facts certainly warrani such a rouclu.
sion. Snme nrransrmen, shDud be- made
ro redeem the Brauch Hills n, Charleston.
where the parent lnsrilullau islocHlrd. nnd
Mt wl'n>r very door they are a, discount
nfien per CEN. lf rlis cannot I've done.
let The Branch he 'lisrou,iuurd---r ut least
prncmre new plates, aud alter The appear
anre of the Bills, for nnw those of the iwn
establishments are so onra'iy alike that ma
ny ln.r>nrs. in The hurry of business. take
tie Trnncssrr nnIes Ihrush mistake. sup.
I"ring they have rec eivrtl ,hosr nf The prIn.
cipal Bank. until they cinsrly esam'ine or
ailcinlIi" pass them. mhen they ARE sha.
vel ON "f on. tenth 9th. andunl.-Grsen-
rite NOuntdiHeer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Beauties Of Monopoly IA pan'pllrt has
hcrm rublislirt! III Luninu. written by II
psmr man with virw In show The emnr-
nous rate at which nIuunpuly i sustained
.n England. uni The an,nmn' whirh it an
nua!ly steals from The pocket, of The indus
Iripus and linrl working poor. The wi,I
ow spends for bread. hurrr. sugar. tea.
meat and heel, ! Is. sal u wrrk. The cn.t
Of the arIirl-s is 6, ID. the rux on them
X. l0d. Four shIliusS nnd ten prmce TAX
on weekly housekeeping IA the raIr"fil-.
5d. The annunl amount nr tho pnr id.
uw's tax is fl2 Us. 4d. out uf E29 l:3s
Sd. The Government gels "f This 6 | o.,
and The mom,Imllsls eli 5, 6l.-Phita.
deiphia Ledger.
Il is To hr,is nhnul ust such results, that
the Distribution Bill waS passed IL increase
taraiion in America Unless The S,nres
spun hack The dis!nr ring hrib- intu the
face Of The panhcrs thai alicr il. will he
too late 10 resist after the protected ar priv
ilc.etl cla>. is ia e>rabii-hrd c",n,hnnh ni
lhr p,np'e's substance. They will a-r The
hayonel IL The British ari.tmrarv dues 10
-red The hI'"'h "i rIn. l"sm niau. -h""ld he
struggle against The tyranny rlI,' r"l,s him
uf the bread his sweat ha, rarr-,i. The
would he m"nir,l ari,nmracy of The land
are Mr. Clay'> "as""lz"d p-opIe" calling
forpl"ndrr in an dgony o ureries. Give
Them the plun'lrr, and H"a gI,rih- arms
I" niaininim the system uI plun,Ier.-C Char.
leston Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
From the Iadrx.

Odds and Ends.-alunry was frat
used by Abraham. VIII" h"nshra inmh al
Aacphu fur Sarah. with 80 pieces Of sit.
yer. ,, l29 wears helors Chrisl. 10 wills
made. at Argos sou wears hrI'r- Christ
Silver WAS roiu-,i al RuInc .69 years he
lorr Christ. Prim To this perIai nrass rnnn.
ey WIS used here. Britain used cuin 25
years brrnre Chris.
Money increased ri.lieen times il. Val
ne heiwern 1890 aud 1910. and Twelve
ii,nrs it's value hrrween ia;U nnd lS00.
Silver las Increased thirty time. It's val
ne since the Norman rna'qmei. a pound.
then WAS three time. HE quantity. aud ten
times the value in purchasing anv cnn,rnn-
,Iiiv. Bank >iauiivin.. literally, u Bench
Irnmi the tus;nn uI itulian ,nrrrlinnrs expo.
sins n,n..ey IN Ieul on a bauco nr Jrnrh
WAS commenced .,hun, The ieg,ri,ius nl' the
9th century.
Tn. Bank nf Venice was established
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Singular Dsoih.-A rrmarkahl- case o'
death from rScrssive pliysic1i irri'a,I"n"o- :
rnrrr'l at birmingham, few DAYS since.
\ young n'au named llrnry CenledSr. oi
that place. having >hu,ed The face of his
dead father prrvi"us 10 the eiuIrrncni oI
The corpse. ""'n after applied ihr same IA
Znr IN his own fare. AlIflmIsh his father
had died II natural death. anil nothing NJ
all remarkable had hcen uliservc,l in The
nraurrr oi his disease. the face Dnd head
ni the son began To swell almost innr'Ii
a'rlv after havl:.s FINISHES! ,nr nperatinn Of
shaving, and ina >hurl lime he nas him
srlr % corpse. Such cases uf extreme ir-
rila'ion, ,hnr.l, rare. ARE nor unpr, "rdrn-
tcd. although The explanations ni such phe-
non'rEn Is hy no means easy. ln The pre-
,euI ca,r. The absorption of virus from tie
dead bod " seems sIinust in,r,s,ihlp. 'tnueh
there is no nri er manner in IIirh we can
N all satisfactorily account fH The violent
itri,a,inu which fnllnwrd the use ul' ih- ra.
znr. and lis fatal effec,s.-Bsston .dfias.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
Eztrue, from !tier reecircda Charleston dated
lows IslAsp. Noy

JOHNS tsLAsD. Nov ].
Tho late II, preccdrnted severe frost ha-
done more injniv tn "nr Cutton crops. than |
hav. ever know" before in my rcc":lec,i"n. The
crops G. HernlIy were unusually backward. aud
million. 81 pads have he.n boiled mp by the
lrss'. which would otherwise have ripened per.
ieci Colon My lnsI has been N least oue.third
of whit expected l., make on the day before.
and although the ioss is nor hy any means as
great in ot,rr places. si.5 it will be. think.
nearly one fifth from whnl can hear. from
other planters. am inclined To think that The
loss to The Sea Island crop on that night mus,
have been about 4lHHi hags"--Asreary
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
tn I,asss

To Las's
o lh"n Of The snfr blue eye aud curis Of jer
tn thee this humble Ia, ,in.;
Th"u.l, years have fin~ u since Ia-i we me- i.
Still r"umd Thy name. shall nrn"rvc cling;
Summer, brightest joy have passed amay.
And nu~ again sad AuIurnn- Ir'rr.
Aud friends have virhIrtl 10 The sway
Or deaths all conqncrius career.
But say hast thou these hnurs fnrcot
Which we've rn.elrr spent,
The mutual VOWS Hur hives beeOt
Since illnu Ihi- cline hal lrfi
Ali IaiilIl,>> uIir knnw thnu hast,
Other -crmes has wruusht change in
thee
n" more thy llioushIs recall lhe past,
No more thai bosom feels fnr me.
or have ] sazcl upon that face divine.
Aud IL we hnk mpum The Stars Of even.
Sn in these sparkling eyes Of thine.
MrIl,ough read my hope "f Hraven;
But awnv sweet visions "f my y"nih
Away We rainbow charms Ino bright Ia
last.
N"w rhn"'>' snnr. may rrrollrctions feast
On bli.sful mnn,rnrs of The past.
In thar cav sunny lanh ofihine
Perhaps nre those WIN love Iher well.
Wh" hiring their offerings To Ihv shrine,
And own in 1--we there is ~ spell;
Mav'si fhou with them ,nn<i happy hc.
Aud blessings ail your steps attend,
Each snrrnw from Inv hnInn fee
And bliss pursue thee 10 The end.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Savings Banks were established in Eug-
land in 1916.
The Bank Of Americn was established
in Philadelphia nu the 18Th June, l7sO
with capital nl SS:D. l6J. fr the purpose
of supplying tie American Army with
provisions.
The Bank of North America was iucar.
pnraied by Congress. Dec. 81. 1851.
+ THE Bnak oftiir Uuu-si sS,ai.-s xns ia-
cnrimrated 2d March. i79l; CAPITAL. $40.
900 00.iO; expired / lrh. Murc!i. 1911 Re.
chartered April. lSl6; Capital S35.0uO:
0OO; expired 1886.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Uaitrd States Bunk Verdict.-in The
Case "i the United SruIrs asnin,I the Bank
ol The United States. id a smit I" recuver
the sum nf S25l ,2I4.a retained by the
Bunk out oi The DECLARED dividends upor,
s'.ch n~ur'l hy the Uni'e'i States. as nn
uIl>ei inr cninrnissiun<. k,sses, &c. in the
nraorin,nn nf a draft nf The government
upon France son,e years ago. the Jury on
M"ndav rnnrnins gayea verdici in laver
"rihe United States fnf the nrnoum' claim
ed and costs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

.anoiher De fiicuiion.-W- nrc informed.
from the proper s"urr. Iliat Mr. Sylves-
Ter Spencer. who ln many wears pa>i Iuis
had charge nl 'he Pension uiiice attached
iu the Mechanics Ba"k ia iIi, City, turns
nm, 10 l,r drfaul'er L" the amount oi about
eleven timu>and slulars.
Being entrusted hl The Bank TO draw
checks lnr The I,nyurnt uf pensioners. he
has. IL seems recently drawn such checks
n, different tunes within the ln>t SIX iu"nlli.
To tie a,nve amount. ia the unrnrs %!
persu,,s NOT eu,IIIri tn pensions. aud pro.
cured the money and appropriated i, To his
own Use.
4 careful examination Of The Pension,
office and vuurliers slnws The prrrise
amount nf defnlcaiion 10 be SlU.792. which
will he nearly covered by the SECURITIES
held BY the Bank.
From Mr. Speucer's account, cnrr'l,nra-
ted hy other circumstances. il would "ee,n
,ha, much. ifIoi nnsl NJ the monr, frau,lu
Irnrlv ahsirac,ed by him from The Me.
chHnirs' Bank. has gone into The Wnsh'
iparuu Bauk ss this city. un,l lie heid it,
cer,ifisairs far u cpn.nirral'c part "f thr
an,sunI. " hlrh have bren Pr''esird inr
nun. .pny,nrnt: There is rr::snn. ale', ."
suppose that the Washington Bank by
same arrangement, with the Mnnmpn'h
Bank Of New jersey, has used ihis money
III an elli,rt, prohabls unsuccessful. 10 give
u Temporary credit iu lhe miles Of The la:-
ter insiiruiual.
The Preshlen; Of The Mrchnnics' Bank
has nrun'ply caused Mr.. Spencer to he
committed. and ii is pHinfnl m know that
he has wife AMI eight children 'lepen-
dent upon him for subsistence N. y. Post
Oct. rs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Yirg'pin.-A special rl' c!ion was held OIL the
asih nl,. in the Di.trlc; c"mposed "f the couu.
ties of Brooke. Ohio. Marshall AMI Tyler fur n
Stare Senator. 10 fill the vura' cy occa-ioned by
The resignation Of Mr.. Goode. This District
gave las, f,l my"riiy Of 100 Tor Harrison
The Democra,ic camlidnic is eIer,ed by ma-
j"riry OF 40 votes. This givrs the Democrats
the a-ce"dercy in the Virginia Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Nr,o Jtrs'y.-'rhe Newark Eagle gives
the vote ~ The In,e rlcrinu in all the coun.
lies mhere there was a cuuIesi,-and IN illr
'hhrr cunnries. viz: Bersrp, Atlantic, Hum
irl'lon. Monmouth, Smsscx, Warrrn nmI
Cupr May, the vnte fia.l November. The
result is, an Oppnsirion maj"riry in the
Stale 20IS. The Opppsili"n v'ie is l2S;.
less than last Nnvc,nber, and The Wing voIe
67lU less.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

The lao of oppranfiees.--Archihal.I
F'e'rhrr. who was ~ yearsnIi an 'he 10Th
"f january, lSlU. WAS la'rly"nIetcd by The
CirruaI Cuuri 10 Washington Cny. In serve
William Enshy, FOR llre Term Of $50 days,
as compensation of the lass caused "a
Eashy. by Fle,rher's absenrins himself
from The service nf Easily, for $50 days du.
ring lis apprenticeship io him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

colin warehouse. Tho two together may
he considered a very expeditions convey.
ance along the grea, rnad on which 81 una
NY travel from Time TO E'crnily.-N. Y,
Eer Era.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Samuel G. la! Ior has heel appointed Con.
sml Of The Republic uf Texas for the porl d Ans.
foIk, in the Stale OF Virginia, and reeogaizs d
us such by the President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Speeis--By u s,aremrn, published in the n.
Y. Express the esror, Of specie from lI,e III to
rhr 27t, "fOc,uber. suonn,edt 10 81 .261. ISL. OF
which Sl.l3o.052 was silver. nnd $l34,I29
aoi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
GDc auncrtlsr T.
EDGEFIELD c. M.
ruuEspAr. N"vkauEA ii, IsAl.s

james Can'ey Jr. Inns been appointed Com
missioner in Equity. or Kersllsw District. in
place Of w. +, John-on. rrsigHrd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

An Injunction has bceu issusa against The
Washington Bank in New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
Eor he iGrsrtisrr.

MR. EDiruR.-Eurlosrd You will find a
few verses. the product "f my hurnhI-
,nusr. by giving the II place III ynnr pa.
per. YOU will ohlgr y'ur "bedicn' servant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

uairedseessss. s,errt,ss s,rs sl,s
Treasury Erns negotiated $s0t0,l ,li;) ei bis laaa
at prrccnt il Boston a pal. In 3rw Ygrss.
a smaller anoHst was ,ai.rT. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Yery appopriais.-Upip in Hudson street,
there IS u well filed drug md apothccary
s,orc, and uez, deor 20 II i 6 ready made
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

There's many heart has ceased 10 beat there's
many n heal laid low;
"herr are 'h"se eyes "ibeanty now. 40 bright
" once displayed!
:a'as! Those bl""nng f"wcrs have long been
WiiiieItd anu drchyed
20,
-" - "o' '"' Sa'''e IL
So much your fea,nrra have been changed
there's little now know.
"ha' TIT" tho valleys hills and plains their
s'aii"na YET retain.
ihefes many once lam ia' face, cann"t ti"d
asa'h.
M, r,..e.,,
~ ''o'' "1' -"
anu seem 10 nave newer lace. the older you
@ "'a' '""s'' ''A"e'' sprung "p'" y'u' may
go,
- A.N I ""''' ~ "''' '''o "S' 'h spring
'O"
Old Edge6eld. | remember we'll ,bo, twenty
y,, ...m.1 :, 49,. 49,, c,,,
o,,,.r.o. '''
or,
r,.
ao,,o o,,,..
Old E.lgefrId. ne'er can I forget, ,bs, TWEEN. y
years as"
fo"' a""'S j''' nke your "eaf'' a"o huh'iS' "'uc
open you o'a u'r"w'
a Ai"u i'l''''"s 'oo" ~" gave '"a' oaae n'e
welcome 'here'
a COZ dia' sl''''e n'ia i''ehoy grasp lia' sweet
ehed all Your 'arc.
o,,r,e.,, ,...
gyeafS ago.
i'". '''''.' "e,e :" ''"' A"' '''' '"' ''' :
!" s"'" so"'
~"
"' ""'
;" "'' - " gu - ~'''' 0''' - ~
o,, s,-e.,1 ,,,,,hsd mad .,,. Vi.
t"e"s yel,' "s". u
'"' ,.,,
-, '""' ',,.,' u 10, wv -, ' -. .;--,..
s'HNs ' :, - ~ - -
-. II, .,:,;,. ,,,., 49,, 49,.
-,
tzars s's @ "S':,. ;
Old Edgrfeld, wherc's my PHEASANT friend. who
Seemed with the very gas Of life aud hcal, 10
ovcrHowl
Tbou,h Cr.upht with kinIcst feelings. W., -,
iull o( WI, WIS he.
Alike or friend hr ..ldnm srurd-ar leas, he
.r,r.d no, me.
Oil Edrc6eid. he was b,onius then. some
H.. ,,,,,. II. hs,r, h. ,v,rv hi. ,.,d :.
wh;,. ,s suow
,y.. ,,,,,o,. J.r ,h. ,yo,s. r., f;..rr -, .
., .,.I
o. e. ,,.r.r -,,,e r., ,,oL;,. v.rv and,
lo,J rd,.6.a O, vh,, rI,rious lime, we're
,w.a,v v,urs no.,
'"' r "
a., g., .,,,. ,;.,, l.,
''''' '""'"' A''' WV s'""''''''" ~" =" ;"
-. ,.-,
""' 80 ""'~' " "'' WV ''''''
M, rIr.s.,d - ,,u, Z. Cedar s,,d. ;,.,
ry.n,v ,,,r.,.n
80 ,..',.,, - ,,,a,..
,. H. h.,I c,.., ,., ,,J r;J,,
" i. ,..,,o., .,oom
:,
NJ, rd.ss.,d ,sI backward lo,k ,p twenty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Remember that for you he fel, e'cn more .han ho
could tell, a-
Remember thai he brcaited isIas, IN wishing
you Jars.r1A. ~ II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11

Pcpnsy'rania-Thr official returns from the
whole Stale give Porter n majority Of % .OO3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
ior fhr .iirert,ser.
OLD EDGErlELD. TWENTY YEARS

OLD EUuErKELU, w ENTI IEANS
AGO.
Old Edgefeld. since knew You frst. fall twcn-
ty years ago.
There's many u heart has ceased 10 beat there's
many heal laid low;
Wherr are 'l'"-e eyes ofbeauiy now. 40 bright.
iy once displayed!
Alas! those blooming flowers have long been
wlIlier and dccayed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

|she country. The proposition viii gn.
doubtedly be carried into effect, and It
cannot fail to be productive Of important
results. Such investigations are prosecq-
ted frequently and with greet success by
British Parliamentary Committees. .
Mr.. ADAMS presentad,a number OF sla.
very petitions, and stated their contents
severally.:. Aquestion arose whether these
petitions were to be returned to the mem
ber presenting them. The Speaker deci'
ded that the latter course must be pursued
under the rule. =,
Mr.. CLAY, I learn, is ready TO report
bill establishing Bank of the o. s., from
his Select Committee. The bill, to be re-
ported. as l understand. will vary essen.
tally from the project Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. 1t may provide for branch.
es to be established in the States, 1pithous
the assent of the States; and also allow
the Bank TO deal in Foreign Exchanges.
This will render the bill more acceptable
to some. and less so to others.
A public meeting was held in this city.
last evening, b. citizens of the State OF
Pennsylvania. on the subject of making a
suitable provision for the family of the late
Gen. HARRISON. It was the opinion of the
meeting that the provision made by tho
bill which has Passsd one House Of Con-
gress is altogether inadequate; and that the
Citizens of the U. 3. ought. by private sub
scrip.ions, to increase the. sum 10 one hum
dred thousand dollars. Measures were
taken to give effect to the views Of the
meeting.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30
Correspondence of the Courier.

WASHINGTON, June 20. Z
The Senate was not in session yesler:
day.
In the House, Mr.. CHARLES BRowN, of
Penn, between whom and Mr.. STANLEY.
there has been some pickering lately, rose
and asked leave 10 make a personal ex-
planation. Several members cried out
"no personal explanations here'-"go
out of the House with them"-''let US
stop that aow at the beginning Of The ses.
SION" Sumo cried "leave;" but, finally.
the House refused leave almost unani-
mously. This would seem to show that
the sense of the House is opposed to per.
sonal altercations, and that hereafter they
will be discouraged.
! A petition heretofore presented by Mr..
FoRNAcE, Penn, praying revision. oi
the tariff, with view to protection, was
taken up. MIR. F. had moved to refer i,
with instructions to the Committee or
Manufactures to report bill, and com
menced speech on the subject. A qurs
tinn was then raised whether it was in or
der under The new rule to discuss or con
slider the subject of a protectipe tariff
The Speaker decided that, though the dis
linclion between tariff Of revenue ant
one Of protection was very nice, ant
though they were sometimes blended
yet it was clear that the President, in hi
message, referred to tariff, solely fo
revenue, and, therefore, the petition
mus. lie on the table. The subject wa
laid on the table. yeas l30, nays 66-sl
evidence that the subject of a prolectiv
tariff will not be considered at this session
]. Among the resolutions offered was on
4 by Mr.. WINTHROP, Of Boston, to ap
). point Committee TO sir during the reces
!, Of Congress, whose dnlyit shall be- I
!. take testimony on the subject Of the ei
Z feet of our staff Of duties on the manu-
factures, commerce, aud agriculture Q
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30
The MoRmoss. ARREST OF 10. SMITH,

The MoRMoxs. ARREST OF 10. sHlrH.-
By the annexed extract Of aPrivate 's',
ter from highly respectable gentleman gentleman
residing near the Mormon city, lNau'o",
it appears that the scenes w"'S W M;s.onr;
months since were enacted in missouri
% are in danger of being repeated in lows. Iowa
full land lying directly opposite the Nor Nor.
This This tract was given to the Hall Breeds Of
The saI and Fox nations by she United
States, Sta m and has been purchased from them
by the whites. Proceedings have been had
in the Equity Court ofalowa to partition,
these lands, and commissioners appointed
by the court TO survey and divide !hem
among the lawful claimants;-Some
months since, the title being then unsettled, !,
10. Smith received revelation from God
to, the effect that the Latter Day Saints
shoudsgo9in and possess this fair dandsand
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

TIE FAnMER-It docs one s.:heart good
to see merry round farmer. So inde.
pendent and vet 50 free from, vanities aga
pride. Sosrich and so indu.trions; so ps.z
iient and persevering in his calling, and
yet SO kind, social and obliging. There
are thousand noble traits about him
which light up his character. He is gsn-s
orally hospi,abIe; ca. and drink ~ith him.
and he wont sers mark on you, and sweat:
itout of you with a double compound in.s
terest at an other tine-you are welcome.
He will do you akindness without ex pect-
ing return by way Of compensation; IL
is not SO With every body Heis general.;
" more honest and dsineere-less disposed
to deal in low and underhanded cunning
than many that I could name. He gives
to socie,yits best support--beis the edi.:t
fee of government and the lord ofnatdre:s
Look at him in homespun gray and black.
gentlemen; laugh ifyon will t4but. believe
me he can laugh back ifhe pleases, gss .55S Is
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ALABAMA.-A bill has passed the Legias,
lature Of Alabama, .'to secure home
stead to every family in this State 6
which rovides-.Thst in addition 70 sthe
properly now allowed BY Law fronie execu-
iions, there shall be exempted from szecu-:
ton from all debts hereafter consrseted.s
for the use..of every family In eshiis State;
f,r,y acres ofIand. which shall be and
enufe to the use and benef, Of settled and
nermanent families. = -. q Z
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-30

enjoy the fruits thefs6 kseofdinffx
there arc said TO be now sbdut 2 0O0Df
these people residing on said land
claim by the highest possible tile, title
direct from the Creator; and they seemed
determined to set all human tdeerees st;s
defiance. zIn addition 10 despoiling the z
lands ofmuch vaIusbie timber, they how:
forbid the commissionersand surHeyofSs IS
on pain of death, to attempt q survey and;
partition. The arrest. of their slcadersit1s b
to be hoped, will prevent she execltionof
their threat . a.
Extract Of q letter. from the yieinitysofS fS
Nauvoo: S< y: ~ s.
"The excitement on both siies sf the
river against the Mormonsis increasing
very fast. The conduet of 10 Smith ands
the other leaders, is such as no ocommdnitS
Of white men can tolerate Is Iiis1hee ehtifs
absence of all morsl and religious princis.
ple that renders them sos obnoxious foyi ~.
Gentiles of all denominations, Swllefesers
they reside. s.ssI SIS SIS IS
"Jo Smith was yeatardsy arrested. abess
tween Nsuvoo and Quinsyl by the e.snthori-a
ties ofiIlinois,: on q regulation from fhs;sa
Governor OF Missouri. ~ May iuasiess s
meted out to him for his vllsaies.
"Martin Harris, who was ona of shs 6
witnesses to The book OF MoffSan ssd 4.
who has been for SONS; ;time5 lectasin1 si,is
Illinois a against che slouniif
dead las.week, having been shotsthsppsie s.
the head. He was ma donbt murdered. e " y
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