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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,


Opposite the Banks.
THE subscTbeTs constantly receiving from the ccle.
elegant aud PLAIN Piano Toucs possessing tho lacs IN.
prov'ments, ndthst dehcacy Of touch AMI OF
tone 9ar SO iS,iS a,,Sr o,lsr mannilenrc
Guitars, vioHns, Niolouccllos
Accoriious, Musical loyos
Horns Buclcs and Trumpcts
Guitar, Violin, Harp and Piano Forte string Of supe
Piano fortes, AMI Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered Tor sale in
his state may he selected from, the store Of the sub
serberw who is now enabled 10 sell the Philadelphia
New York wholesale aud retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished uron
better terms thar they can find elsewhere the state
exchange. r. Ii. TAYLOR.
&c PIANO F0RTEs Of every description repaired
and iuncd-Iunins t'y the year, II required, by VII.
LIAM hEAssiSo whose long cNpcricncc aud ability mann
featuring aniiunng PIANO tn-ics, justly entities him
every confidence Guitars Niohns and par.
nc oricrslcnas above will be punetully attended,
eithcrn townoT country
AMERICAN ANNALS FOR 1872.
I w. RANDOLPH a 60. have for sale the follow nr
d. American Animals for 1912, bound In a variety vi
aycs some very superior, and eHbcished with plates
me Gn, Chrs mas anil New Years prescn,
Tue iais Boes Of Flowers anf Poetry 10 which s al
dc botanical noiuc ION complete floral dictionary,
and a ehaptcron plants in rooms, BY Lucy Hooper
The Rose of Sharon, religious souvenir, 10y Miss ~
The Amarlnh, s,0 fr all seasons published 10y the
The Poetry OF Flowers and F.nrrs Of Poetry To- which
is added trcaso on botany anil floral Dictionary Iy
Francts pseood ~
Poet; Of america, illustrated by Of her painters,
Youths Keepsake a CHRISTMAS and Now Years rre-
sent
friendships Offering, BY Miss c. II ". Elsinr
Ch-isiian kCcpsakc
Tho Literary Souvenir Christmas ami New Years
present
Tho Token aal Atlantic Souvenir
The Gem, Christmas AMI Now Yours prs sent
Tho Rose or ATcruon's Gin. by Emily Nsr-hlu
GIN ior the Holy iays-Amercan Suniiy School Union
h'm'uiCi M''a tnkCu ut Christian iu-cNu1
Amruc,n Juvenile Wccpsaks, 10y Nis rIcdfud
Youths krCrakc
The Child Gem, by alady
Tic AuuuliCtfO, gi0 lof children
The Violet, ~ Miss Leslie
The thlis Token
Tho ain, Christmas Present, 10y Miss LraHc
~ y ''" "' '"e L'2'-h annual. Ai.,''' WI" arrive
d. ,ssor,-r,, M sf,,r,ri ant r-o., u,,ps fr r.,t
~ '' Wv il.-lN 'l'l l"Ll.f ''-. .l pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

For Monday evening slnnDn, ~ uf lao ~ of DO 81
~. co.,lo hc drawn a. INC Exchange Room, at 3 r.
- NuB-l2 drawn. IickrtH -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

~ genuine Principe ScraTs, PcTeoz q DE Ia Cruz
COM do Rcgala do
Landing, and Tor sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

For Friday morning-Mu nonsalia, Extra Np ct he
decided 10y the drawing Of the new Jersey ENa Class NJ
81 Cipitas-s7 ID. 6GlD tsn 3pu 2sO, 1871, uuT 100
10 Of i ~ OF 100 ~ OF 800, IS Nus-and u drawn
Tickets s.; aud drawn number draws SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

For Friday evenings O'Clock, y. ~ in Richmond
Mnnonealia, Csss No -. CspIais-slO.O o. 3lOl 1901
100 .s7, su, 1907 1000 etc. 10 Nos-l3 drawn. Tick
cts 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

Va. Mouongaa Lottery Class NJ for IsiI-To TIC drawn
Al Alexandra, Va October ~, ISL. - Sos-Ii drawn
$4,000 u 90 inG fut1 pu 2yN. 1918 10 of Nn 10 of
1000 II Of 80, 25uf 30u Tickets only $40
There has not been any month such oppor
tuuty Ia obi'iu the cIU0Tf1tls thing above pTe
scnts, and must still sly lTcns, " they fail In
make hi b is my fault have the say, u ticy will
only take thcts ony give the ickc,s hard shake
and the prizes must
seq CUASTAIN CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
STIR E"E+P.S ~ OFFICE.
bF FrrtTEzETH tTEErs.
Lsts,i the world say wUsiJheJcsn,
EnF shI.lmr uII-eE lfrAff.nI }. IL mn

LrcsbuTc L0ucTy, 40 i6-DrRws Ihis Day (Nonlly)
nj O'clock, N prize uf s2OO, % OF luU oic - Nos
-l2iTdwu Tickets G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

ln OF ih' above UfycTy superior qualify lust To- hand
aud for sale cheap by RICHARDS a co,
Hardware, Fancy aud Furnishing Store,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
sADDLERY AND GINS

w rave just received by the ship IIarksUav crt-
saiieiy. VI uNe s'eel and plated
ALSO,
30 cases 90 foe EHCisI single and D,rti. o. -,
--s'" ana Hint locks of Dlmascus and Wiz" rS ~,
---.--.es NANIEIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE x co.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
At ATTgsTIn&

On WEDNESDAY, the nh INST u O'Clock, on the
pret1sf Will DC Add auction the onc.isurth p1f u f
truly cesitahlc AMI ehghiT situated han acT" lot %
.tound being No bIo according 20 the pan ~ riy aI
Richmond, al the corner OF strset which i I'm
part fronts street d feet, ami c1en n rear lc ..t
n-hes and 10 market lot No IN tie ,sis,n Of the Lot
No GO nioouI parts between Messiz Wm. ~ Maearthy
and heirs, amt steven a Macon
1ERMS-Ono Hand cash, the balance In two ratal nav
meats al and II months. The e papers 10 DE len with
the AuciioucoTs tai last payment De male
oc IL 81 DUNLOP, NONCuRE co, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
NOTICE.


| HAVE ,neeseish IA making an arransemcn, with NJ
4 n. 4. McNEMARA, 81 ihis City. 50 long fivoTably
known as experienced Apohccsry AMI Druggist, by
which he VIII Ec an active pat in cnntuctn. the bust.
ness "fmy Apoihccary ami DRUG Establishment lis rct
person attention to hc business IN all is various btanch-
e. in conjunction with hat OF Mr. iInGES trust will bc
suiicirUt guarantee 10 friends an ln public gene
rail-. that the business will be conducted IN such
ncr cannot fail 10 give general satisfaction. Orders
from the country viii l.. faithfully executed aud fiuics
supplied with pure AMI flesh Medicines. Prescriptions
Physicians will receive the EtTct attention ia and
night JDiiS GAYNOR.
Having mate an arrangement with Mr. John Gaynor To
sd him IA The management ui his Drug business take
much pleasure in inviting my iorncr patrons an the pub
Tic generally 20 call At ph stand, above the
Bell Tavern with the tut assurance nG bciaI supplied,
times pass VITA ANY articles they may rcq"re ia the Drug
line
&C . n q. McNEMhRA.
MORE NEW GOODS.
lust Opcnei. Rich satin MAniias, unusually cheap
al Rich cubruidcrcd tstn.ls iigir shRwis
Do ID Thihct Mcrno so
do Chine Satin ID
bp dn silk Scaris
DO Black 10 ID
TaslOni Points, various colors
ALSO,
Pltd Chine and STRIPED Pluts
Mpusclins, newest sfYles
Chcnc aud Plaid BInnsi Ribbons, entirely and
very beautiful with Other CooiF cheaper than
at Zoe 2ji LATIIROP q NANDEURsES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
90 DDLS pure Cider Vinegar. Tor sale.
~ &C 20 wOaTIIAM, McGRUDER & co.

pHOSXED FESDiGHS.-wc h,yc received a
- few moro Of those very elegant BTouZcj r-ndrrH.-
III and them tie Hardware, Fancy Furnish
store OF tOc ~ CJRICIfaRDS & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

High waler, This day, , O'Clock, A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

pACON-BACON.-3O hhGs Sides and ~ do rh0uIi
ID Crs Bacon landing per schr Leader, flr sale low.
oc& WILLIAMS HAXALI
WHITE CORS-I0O bushels OF wJ,ite Corn
w anoat on board schr Only Daughter, for sale hy
p wORTIIAM, McGVUDER A 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

{ NPsCLEs.-GalssmC u6ebs s1J SSTsII-5-777,- -
- SUES prepared fresh by the subscriber zap
:. z. DOVE
ne "a. Aputhccary and Drrxyia,
Main 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
AT AIFSs-rNn-

On TUESDAY, the 10Th inst a o'clock ON the pref,
see VIII be sold AZ auction, the ioong described vala
bic Building Lots.
Joining on 81 Get, The buildings recently ersrted by Ar
chbai Thomas, Esq ttouug L. stgeyt Ia feet ami
"tenuing In rear on ih street ~ feet This lot will
so in three egua! Of 81 EACH frunns on
ith street
Immediately aGer the above sale, will b, sold on the pre-
misses
ner. each AMI near the large brick building erected ty
Idnrsk Graut Es'.
TERMS-one fourth cssh. the balance in three equal
payments al =, - and s morihs. -gs raDers I. n
the AucuOncc.s an last p yment be made.
WM =. SHEPPARD. EG'or,
Of Naih'l r. sheppard, dc.
ocsu DUNLOP, MOSCURE A co 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
MRS. T.. LYON.
WILL OPEN HER

T. D 4 7 i
GNaonday ~ instant ani respectfully inyifcshcr
~ friends, customers aud the public generally, Co call
and examine the Her assortment consists Of
large and handsome variety Of the very latest STYLE Bon
nctr, nnd other Gods "a tho Millinery Fancy line all
Of which she Is determined to dispose Of tue
soma rlc
ui- Establishment door below tho Mansion House
and directly opposite Smith prnkc- Morris Book store
Main street or p1-dlN0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

.,,pA - 1900 "' ~ = - ~ NbthAi
ShIkspsars iuspr0rtd
Splendid Schcme-S35 600.
Va Mononeiii Lottery, Glass VI, uT Isil-To be- drawn
AZ Alexandra, Va Saturday the 3hh October % drawn
numbers our ~ ~ making u.sty many pz,s blanks.
Magnificent scheme Of s]"tgs. Il 1880 nj tsuu NJ
100, " 3tl, ul @Fn. 0f 1915 10 Utizcs ~ 2ou % oi
loo ~ 81, - u At ~ Of pm Tickets GU shares
in proportion Ccrfratra NJ packages of ~ whole tick
els, sl1l-shtTCs In proportion.
For Tickets and Suarcs Certificates Of Packages 10
any Of the above splendid Lotteries Toe very particular
address u. NJ. NONT 4 60.
Richmond, Va.
Ori"r7fnr Tckcts from any part the United
mail or ohcrwsr enclosing cash prize Tickets thsus.
ryrc3cyrd anI executed by return All, with The
prompt suentouls personal application, and '.r result
immediately sccrthc prawipr-if
cd ircsaedto d. S. tIuVT & 20
~ AlLn LLlm-lnc .Lur- -LrL.lIA .nuELnuL-.I 100.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
A CARD.

Tho Undersigned respectfully informs the pnblic
thar he has arrived the City, and taken lodgings al the
Powhaiar House, where he Will he found between The
hours Of 5 aud ", a aud between 2and r. NJ by
those who Elay desire 10 enter Pupils.
&C ~ a. WIN RIRKF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

TlN tho Nassau, The subscriber has received further
II supply " Cole a Cos superior gianos with the grand
action. fco Pedals, and upper dampcrs one ~ 500 and
ono ~ tEo. w. DANIEL,
&C - Music Store. S1uarc above ~, p,,Ls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

rs BOXES wocscyS wo1.sry' Family Loaf sugar
s)O ~ 60 small Lump do
10 90 Iumu 30
Just rcciyc d aut Tor FaIo low fHr cash.
WADE " WOOL DEfnCE
&C ~ 3uUra rciow tho Uc1
y CHESTS ESta GunpcvIcr Tea iusttcceivcd anu Tor
WADE W wOOLpRIDGE
&C ~ 3 doors below The Rel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

EIuae, of a letter fiom Liverpool, to u CONNER
jail House in this City
LIVER POOL. I.h October 1911
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

IT, PIANO FORTEs Of every dissertation rcrair,J
and tnncd-Iuning hy the year. II required by WI.
LIAM kEhRsiSo whose long experience aud ability mann.
scurng auitunng Piano Fo-cs Justly entities hui 10
every confidence Guitars, vons and -rans rcpair
ci Violin bows haired.
&c Orders len as above Will be punetull'y attended,
eithCru townoT country
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24
From the Savannah Georgian. March II.
FROM FLORIDA.

LIEUT.. ALBuRTIs.-By the steamer Isis,
Capt. Pitcher, the editor OF the Georgian,
yesterday, received from his intelligent
correspondent, the following particulars
of Lieut.. Alburtis' gallant affairs with the
Indians. We are promised. by Our cor
respondent many interesting facts con-
necteI with the late contests with the enc.
my. We are more than gratefully oblig.
ed to him for his attention under the cir.
cumstances, oppressed by which he wrote
the following.
Lieut.. Alburtis deserves the praise of
his coun,rymen, and We hope to see his
soldierly conduct rewarded in the way
most gratifying 10 an ambitious soldier.
From another source, to which we are
indebted, we learn that Coosa Tustenug-
gee, Mickasukee chief, with ten warriors.
had gone in at Tampa, and said he would
take in his part of that band.
There were 322 Indians at Tampa Bay,
including IS warriors, all strongly guard.
ed, as they should be.
FLORIDA, March 4.
1t Is with no ordinary feelings Of graft.
ica,ion and pride. that lay before you
the following authentic account of the
two battles fought by Lieut.. Alburtis, Cd
Infantry, and his small but gallant com.
mand on the I'd instant, OF which l ap.
prised you in hasly note of that day.
| am persuaded that such conduct will not
be passed over in silence-by the proper au.
thorlies in Washington, and that they
will manifest by Brevei, their sense of
his gallantry and skill. venture to as
sert, tha! on no occasion since this ua.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24
THE EXTRA SESSION

There is now no doubt on this subject. Th..,,,.
SESSIONS called. readers will perceive bv N,
Proclamation Of the President which we publish ia.
day. We confess that we look forward with fear
and trembling to the period when il shall meet The
hostile party feelings which havo been engsndsrsd
during the late Presidential campaign, wilfnot have
had time time to cool down, before il assemblies and
we cannot, under such circumstances, look fsxald
to its deliberations but with the deepest anxiety r;a
It is possible that the circumstances of The ceun-
try may have demanded this extraordinary Session,
but it Goes not strike US So. The "fnapccs of tho
country" are, it is true, in embarrassed condition,
but they are not more nov, than during thsswhose
period OF the late Session. And it does seem TO NJ
that if the present Administration aro determined
to substitute some new scheme with respect to tho
"revenue and finances Of the country" that desire
t" preserve the pcace and quiet Of the nation, would
have suggested the proprety Of at least, giving tme
for the people to have recovered from the heat and
violence of their late contests. - s
We do most devoutly hope that al our .n,iciuaa
tions Of evil from this extra Session, may b. un.
founded.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24
CELEBRATION OF THE 22d FEB'Y.
AT SUNTERVILLE.

The anniversary of the natal day oI
our illustIious WASHINGTON, was cele-
brated in the village of Sumtervillc. in a
manuer that would have done credit TO any
of cur Atlantic cities. The morn was ush-
cred in by loud and gladful sounds from
the spirit stirring drum" and "ear pier.
cling 6fe," arousing from their drowsy
beds, all who were anxious to join in the
festivities Of The glorious day.
The Clarendon Troop had been invited
by tho Claremont Troop, TO take part in
its celebration, as also 10 pass the 23rd
and oath with them. The whole District
appeared to be alive to the joyous occa.
sion, and but one feeling, that Of delight,
seemed to pervade the entire population.
Persons, bnth far and near, were sesn wen.
ding their way to the village; and at II
o'clnck, SunlerviIle presented quite a
crowd.
AVE o'clock, the sounding Of the shrill
trump called "lo horse" and the Clare
mont troop Immediately formed. This
patriotic corps, commanded by Captain F.
J. Moses, numbered six,y.fnur men, fully
equipped, and al the very moment of form.
ing into line, exhibited. by its well discip.
lined movements, its high claim to rank
as one among the best volunteer corps OF
South Carolina.
According to previous arrangements,
the Claremont Troop proceeded to meet
their brother troopers. aud, sumo time al
ter, returned, having. under thuir escort,
the Clarendon Troop, composing a fine
aud manly citizen guard, well mounted
anil equipped, under the command oi
Capt RICHARD j. MANNING. After o
few exercises by the squadron, the whole
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

GLEANISus OF HUssANDRK--We noticed, some.
time since, the prospectus of this work. 10 be pub
lshcd at Augusta. Georgia, and edited by Dr.. Moses
HoLBRooK, formerly resident of this place. After
the publication of few numbers, it was temporari-
ly suspended. but has again made its appearance.
under, we trust, moro favorable circumstances for
success. We observe, from the last number, that
the Doctor has associate in tho editorial depart
ment. The paper contains eight qnarto pages, and
is published semmontbly, at the very low price rof
81 per unnum. A paper so cheap, and devoted to
the advancement Of The interests Of Agriculture
an interest paramount to all othes-should, and ws
hope will. meet with an adequate patronage to sus
tain it, and prove profitable to the en:erprsirg pro.
p!ietors ,,.a.-..r-.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24
!, is certain. to cxtinguish any pieces OF

!, is eert.;n. to cxtinguish any pieces Of
d,nuel. The sponge should be forced
dawn hsnly against the bottom OF me
bore, and in this position it should ot
turned round two or three times III ea.,' ."
direction. Care should be taken no! w.
mse a very wet sponge. Ii it's siigi'y
Jamnened. it may do no harm; but u Is
n f.r safer to use the sponge dry, than when
:, contain. water, for the water IS squeez'
81 nut and remains in the bottom of 'ne
hore o. inserting the next cartridge us
i,wer end gets thoroughly soaked; anh
~ ,hs ye, npwder does NOT burn on 'lischarg'
;MG the niece: bu, is driven into the pores
nf The woolIen stuff. and forms kind OF
match, Which not only retains the hre.
but is with difficulty exlinguished by the
sponge; whereas, dry piece Of burning
woolIcn is easily extinguished. The Tree
use of water in spunging, is the frequent
cause of accidental explosions.
If the piece fash, or the priming tube
blows, it should be approached carefully.
The person who reprimes il should ap..
proach in front Of the axletree. to avoid
being injured by the recoil, in case the
piece goes of from fire remaining In the
vent. :. , :;
None but careful, sober men, and well
should be allowed TO sponge a
gun, or serve the vent
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

Killed by an Elephant.-The united
nageries ofMessrs. Humphrey & Lines,
was 10 have been opened to-day; but as
the elephant Of Mr.. Lynes killed a man
Yesterday, who travelled with the Mena.
serie, and broke off; the opening .f the
exhibition is postponed till tomorrow
The name of the deceased was Crumb.-
He was the keeper Of Mr.. Humphreys
elephant. Yesterday afternoon, when a.
bout six miles from this city, up the coast,
on the opposite side of the river, and as
both elephants were walking along togelll.
er, the deceased addressed some words to
The elephant of which he had charge,
when Lynes' elephant made lounge Of
his trunk at him, that knocked him and
his horse down. He then took him up
put him in his mouth and crushed him
TO death. When he came on near Alglers
he met a mule on the road, which ne
threw over the fence out Of his way. He
then became unmanageable, passed down
through Algiers, creating great Alarm and
was at large as late as ten O'Clock last
night.-Picayune 24th ult'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

The mother who brings up her daugh.
ters 10 be in bed till nine or ten in the
morning. and when they do gel up, to sit
idly in the parlor, or perhaps to hammer
few tunes on the piano, without teach.
ing them the art and trade of house.keep.
ing and of experimenting every part OF
the house. from the garrett TO the cellar
using the broom occasionally, without
not discharge her duty
as q parent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

Fatal AIrnAr.-An afffay Of fatal cbsractcr
occurred, in lancaster District at Hill Island on
the Catawba river. on Sunday the 18th instant. The
parties were JoHs SwEir and THOMAS PicKETr, tho
latter Of whom was killed; having been stabbed by
the former with knife He survived, after having
received the wound, until Wednesday last SWEAR
was. VIC understand, arrested on Monday after tho
afray, and lodged in Lancaster jail TO await his
trial. We are without the particulars which ed,to
the quarrel, but we learn that both had been drink
ing, adding another to the long list of crime, charge
able to the prevalence of intemperancc. -,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24
From The Natioaas fntes!isenesr:
OFFICIAL.
RI the. President of the United States ot
America. e. :.
| PROCLAM NATION.

BIZ thco President OF the' Cnatea o'u''' u
America. >:
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS suudry important anu ."e.sn' ~
~ matters, principally growing onI ol 'le
.ondn;on Of the revenue and hnances OF
the country, appear to me 10 can wv "-l;sr r
consideration Of Congress at all ea.,'.. .n'.s
,,.v than its next annual session. anu ''us
say 80 - so extraordinary occasion. such as
'." na"J.rs necessary, in my Judgment 'ne
'"usnt;on of the two Houses as soon as
s..v he practicable, l do, therefore, oy
NO, NO. NV Proclamation. convene Inc 'wo
t,a, Wo,.e, g Of Congress, to meet in inc Csp.'
a, n1a Washington, on the last Monday
s.;ar 20; o. the ,hirty. first day, of May next
And I require the respective se se"a'V a. .s.em.
REPRESENTATIVES then anu 'nefe ~ a,;on a'
Me- in order TO receive such inlofha'.om
rssose,;nq es, the state Of the Union as may
,.' p;ssn - them. and to divise and adopt
s".s measures as the good of the country
49,. ..em 10 them, in the exercise oi
.h.;, wisdom and discretion, to require.
~ In testimony whereof, | have caused
~. ...I of the United States to be here
INTO mt affixed, and signed the same win
my hand. w.h;,r.on this
seventeenth day Of March. in Inc
Gear of our Lord one thousand
r, u eisht hundred and f"rty-one, ana
OF ti,e independence of the United
States the sixty.htlh. ,r
W. Fl. HARRISON.
By the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

The Washington correspondents Of a great many
of the newspapers throughout the country, have
been, for some time past giving an account of tho
supposed difficulties of the new Cabinet in relation to
the McLEoD affair It is stated that tho British
Minister has demanded tho unconditional surrender
of McLEoD. or his passports within ten days. In
decd, if any confidence is to be placed in the &c.
counts given by these correspondents, the country
must be just on the eve of war with Grcat Britain.
1t is said that the Cabinet have had daily meetings
on this subject.
We do not place any confidence in these rumnr;
we have no idca that there will be any war about
this matter, and we doubt if the Cabinet have had
half so much to do with this subject these writer's
would seem to insinuaie. There are other matters.
Of domestic nature, which may well account for
these frequent deliberations .,,..f--..a.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

The Planters' and Mechanics Bank Of Charles
ton, has made two unsuccessful attempts to got
meeting Of its Stockholders to consider the act Of
the last Legislature to provide against suspension
Tho last meeting was called for the 10th instant,
bat quorum not being present, the meeting ad-
ourned sire die, which amounts 70 rejection Of the
act. - '.''.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

At the recent Commencement Of the Medical
College Of the State of South Carolins the gradu.
ating Class consisted of ffy.one members. who nc.
ceived the degree of M D. and the Diploma Of the
College. Among the number we notice the name
Of EDWARD NJ. BoYkls Of this town. 7 = ''!tf =,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-24

The National In,elligeneer mentions tho fact q
the robbery of Clergyman in Washington recently
in open day and while engaged IN tho performance
Of Divine service