The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-06


Therefore raisetl i,inf fran, o,icss pest
.Ehonprtaf anoliiert lie Was creaieds Lord
High Ehaprsflgr 56f Ehsfaf,l Very
lhigliest I'ost Of GoDh satiy ssHls-sJ
1ject can atiaiis sn That Sin letatt
i Copley is now Lhtd LyJrd llii9tr.
|ChaiceHorofsFF3stteg lal,fi:-A hadt SIS yeafs
(ago he was u little buy IN Bttstilas IIiss
father was'a pa6r pr ,raits spailiJ harfilgsS
able To. get lis 8laiiys iir eau Nov. John
is at the head tof sthe aSbiiify ef England
one Of The most distfDguis men ta-E
Ilent and power in tie House Of Lords,a
and regarded with reverence and respect
by the whole civilized world This is tlIess
reward rdofindnstry. The stndioas boy bes
came the usefuland respected man. Had
John s. SCopley spent his scho oiboy ilayss
linidleness he .Ronld prohahl have passed
his manhood in poveriy and shasne. But
he studied IN schoo IwIienoth boy were
idle: he studied in coIleg when olhers
young men were wasting their titne;;sssshes &
Eever adopted for his motto 80 Ira Perge. z
re-" Press .oa1oard, and how rich hEhas &
Ibeen his reward. i Y !
You, my young, friends, who open tllis5
book, arelaying The foundation ftr your:
future life. You. are every day yat school Es2
deciding the question, Wiiether VIII
be useful and respected in Iifeii or sWhesS
iher your manhood shall. be spent in
ifirnoGrning; over The follies of misspent;
boyhood.-J s. C. A5bott. 6
Z TRIAL&AT SPALMYRA-THE iABoLITtoN.
lists sENTENcED TO THE PENrTENTIaRYss
EFuR TWELVE YEARS. The three AboG-!
slionists; fBurr, Work and Thompson,
who were caught IN the act of niicing
away slaves from this State, have ibeensy
:.lried,5 conyictedand sentenced to the Peni.ss
ttentiary for IL years. Thus has justice &
been awarded 10 lhreesof the greatest rass
Gals unhung. -. :,
The case was conducted by Abernathy,
the prosecuting attorney s, assisted by
Messrs. Anderson Of Palmyra, and Crack
/ ett, Of. St.ELaGis; and The defence by
SMessrs,, Wright and Glove of Palmy yra,
and Mf.Warnesssaf. Quincy & - ~
!, WeEhopes the result of this case, will
have salutary influence uponstbese de-
/ ;lu,led fanatics, in other places.-St LoHisss
Bulletia, Sept. 49, 49, 6
! The CenSus.-C Cruikshank's amusing
Omnibus makes thefoHowihg rcmarks /
upon the: :lale English CGnsus, ,yain which {
the ages:are returned for! periods OF fseS
years: # i.: - q s..f: ss /:
/ Ladies ofSa v6ry.certain age bridled up
"a, being ohiiged.toie 1.-the number of sur,l.is
mers. that had passed over their heads,
notwithstanding The logphnle of the i've 5
years" which the gallantry of The CONF; -
missioners allowed them. Elderly gen.
tIemenD also; .who5 sW0fe dark wigs ihats:
hides those aurjcu1ar tell tales Of lhp.cs-
deoantj jeuneG Ghomme the years :i,Wardly I.
execrated the systera of exposure to-;
whiclrthe census paper gave rise, and VIII
:lngly ran the risk ffa% fine mot more
than five pounds, mr. less than forty shil-
;Iings,. rather than be clas<eds as bache-
.lors., From returns inio which the COM
nissioners hare allowed, us5te peep, il ap-:.
pears lhafjof.the niildlf aged population /;
of the three ,kingtnms, one in three has
grow n FIVE years; ;youpg ger since the tlatesGE {
the lastScensns; one in seven two years z
Younger; one in tweIre remains of the Z
same age; one in lhirty:eight is FIVE years q
older than at:tIle period referred toi and
one in five hundred and sixty has attained i
the full age that migbthaye been anticipa-
ted from the lupsesnf years. We believe
itahas been distinctly ascertained by these
returns. thatthe highest age among HE
unmarried ladies IN TINS country is 29;;s the z
average aye is. PITS. the widows willing
to marry again are quite Juvenile; andit !
is remarkable fact thatmuny are young &
er now, aswidnws, than they. appear TO q
be in the previous returns as wives. in-l 8
deed, the effect of the whole calculations .
is to show, perhaps, compliment 10 our 8
young Quren, that her subjects are the
mostlleeidedly juvenile people in Chris ~ =
tendon. -
A COOP wAY.7r-The editor of the New
bury por, IN. H.4lArgus tells story Of q s.
fellow who after having been drawn into 3,
the meshes of love with one fair onenamed
"Nabbv, "afterwartls took a thine to ane-
,her. Thinking to cast off The old flame
for new spark, he inditeda an epistle, OF
which the following is a copy:
"Dear Nabby, these are to inform yvu
as am fast coming to my latter end with
the yellow jaunders, from Your dying
Eek 3Es5.s& q - -: -, -. =
ID 9 Z onan4,L;.S 70 Let YOU know 81