The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES!

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EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES!
WheDihe celebrated Boiling, alias Smith
was discovered to be playing the gay Lo- 40
thario, OF, rather extensive scale, it was
rumouredslhat he was only one3ofa a gang,
who had !tagued together for speculallng
on an entirely new plan. Bank rob-
berries, zdefalcatipns, frauds, forgeries,
were becoming too common, and The pro
fits of these professions were dwipdling
on account. of competition. But as the
inventive genius Of man is never at "a loss,
a new and quite extraordinary method has
been adopted to. raise the wind, one bold
as it is infamous, and fraught with the
most direful consequences5to To the happi-
ness of The domestic circle, and With
shame, misery, and degradation TO the
fairest, the gentlest portion ofcreation. II
was .rumorcdthat there was irregular band
of ruffians, organized for egpurpose of
deceiving and marrying innocent and
simple young girls, and then, after grati-
flying their beastly and .unholy passions,
and lredncing innocence and virtue to ir-
.reparable ruin, to make off@to unknown
parts with the estates of those whom
their wicked arts had deluded.# This was
The rImor, and another extraordinary case
of bgamy which has jpsi come to our,
.knowledgc seems 10 confirm the report, -
Many of our readers Will,rccellect that
they were visited a short time since by a
Mr.. Wellington, who came. with along
string of recommendations from Judges,
Senator'S and dignitarics of various classes,
to instruct in the mysteries of.writing,:
and whp, after levying heavy contribu:.
tiom on their purses, and teaching them
to make few fpurishes wilh;=the pen,
left, as he said, to exerrisc.his art in 9TH
erregions. Now, we have just heard that.
this Mr.. %Wellington,h had young wife in
Warrenton whom he had brought from
Philadelphia. A short time since this
lady was visitedsby another, Mrs. Yelling.
ton, from Richmond, Yar who having
heard rumors Of her husband. having
another wife, came to inrestigatethc fact.
Her worst fears w ere confirmed by finding
another yiction ofthe accomplished scopn-
drel. Officers are now. on the track ofthe
william and soon no doubt will lay him by
the:heels, Thisreport we havejust heard
and have moi, time for comment. We viii
be better able next week to give full par:
liculars.-oetord Nv. &C. Mercury.
An Engagement NTH a aaper.-The
Boston Deinocfat learns}byallc arrival at
that port ofthe schr. Herald, Capt. Gold
smith,. from Princess Island. (Affica) 9Th
Sept, "that II: M. sloop Of war Iris, Capt.
Fucker, touched about Ist September for.
water, &c. and sailed again OF, "a cruise
A short time previous, she had had an en-
with aiarge SLAYER, in the Bile of
Beuin, and was beat off with the loss of
several men killed and wounded-amoung
the latter was The commander:
The Boston Patriol Of Saturday: gives
lhetfolloWing additional particulars:
.Caplain Il. and his crew, howeyer,
were SO much mortified AT their failure
that although inmediatelyu after they were
in port with the Herald, no Information
respecting; it tfanspired. AfeW days after,
however, the Portuguese Governor Of al
small post in the: island applied 10 the
Captain for aid in reading a.
letter which he had received from the Eng
lish commander, which proved to. be an
account Of the action ThesGovernor had.
not been able to understand the letter.
which had probably been written to give
Rim official intelligence of the proximity
Of fsuch powerful force.%: twill be recol-
Iected that SLAYER carried into ST. He.
lena not long since, had exchanged sever.
al shots with The British man Of war which
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,..22,e NEWBERN, N. c., Nov. 1.
The fall term of Craven Superior Court
closed on Saturday last, his Honor,
Judge Settle, presiding.
There were several cases of interest and
importance, both on the civil and state
dockels. On the latter there was one of
capital nature, the ennrlnity of which, to-
eeiher with the sex .ofahe criminal, excl.
ted adeep andawful sensationin the breast
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