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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-22
Am OrdiRaa aassce

To prevent Hcgsfrom running at large within the
Town OF CGnGen.z z.as
E1E it ordained by The 1nsendant md Waldeps Of
" The Town Of Camden, and j, is hereby ofdaiped
by The authority Of the same, That ffom and affer
The first day Of December next ensuing, il shall be-
deemed ruisnncefbr any hog to run large within
the limits of tho said town; ssE
g. Be- it further 4rdoined by tho authority iafore.
said. That from and utter the day fixed in te frat
clause of this fdinnncr it shall qe the dnty of the
Marshalls and Constitutes of the ss;d1own, sndtlle
right of any person, TO sezc secure, ki.or destroy,
all hogs fund running at large within the limits Of
The said town, belonging TO- or tile property ofany,
citizen or inhubitant Of the said town; and forthwith
after such seizure the said bog shslbe sold other,
wise disposed Of, by the person sczing, and he shall
pay into the Treasury of the Town Councils ope
third Of the value Of such hog, so seized. and retains
tie other two thirds value thereof to bis own proper
benefit ard use. ~ s...
g. ilfur,herepacted by tie authority aforesaid,
That j: shall be tlc duty ofthe Marshal the said
Town, from and after The day fxedin he first clause
10 seize, secure ard impound any hog running at
large within Che limits oftla said tow ns an estray
which may belong to or be die property of any per-
son not citizen or inhabitant Of the said Town and
70 proceed forthwith to dispose ofthe came according
to the laws of the slate respecting Estrays 3 -
A. Belt further ordained by the authority aforesaid,
That this Ordinance shall nct~apply toshogs being
driven to market, inor through the saidtown. . 5
s. Be il further ordained by Che authority aforesaid
That the Marshal shall paya fine Of ten dollars into
the town treasury for every neglect of duty under
this Ordinance, be recovered Ecolc tho town coan
Gil other fines now are. =. 800 :
6. Belt further orduincd by the authority af6fc'
said, That all Ordinances orpartsof Ordinances re-
pugnant to Or incor sslent with This ordinancetc,
and are hereby, repealed.
Ratified in. the town council Of Camden, this 2nd !
day Of October in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud forty one, and in the sixty sixth
year of tho sovereignty and independence Of the state
of South. Carolina. ~ ).
J. M. DEsAUssURE, IntenLantT. G.: :
Oct. 6, le4l. -
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CLOTHING.


The subscribers have made arrangements with ono
of the first Taiors in the city Of New York okeeI
them constantly supplied with complete assort
mont of GENTLEMENS CLOTHING, which
they are authorized to ,r0rrdnt
The assortment consists in part, of the following
articles. viz:
Blue and black dress clot Coats, of every quality.
'' and green ffock do g ''
Sattinett g. Kentccky Jeans Coatces s. frock Coats.
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Overcuats.
Blue g. blk cloth and cassimerc Pants, every quality
Sattinet and Kentucky Jeans do
Fine plain and fg'd Satin Vests,
Silk Velvet do.
I" Valencia do.
Aso-Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c. .-..
They have also engaged the services OF
a first rate Tailor, who will br in constant
attendance at the store and will make Clo-
thing 10 order al the shortest notice.
JONES Il HUGHSON.
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4 : "a E RI s..
w @ o q "a S.
SuperGno ,yool,dycd Black Clolh,

SuperGnc Wool,dycd Black Cloth,
do Invisible Green do ssg
do Blue, Citron Green, Cadet mixed ant
Brown Cloths,
Superfne London Cassimeres, =
Kentucky Jeans and Suttnetts;
London Duflc Blankets, Fancy and Blankets, : =,
Negro Kersheys, Extremely Lo,0.
Mixed English Plains, Gerry lO,0. -
Wide Green Booking Baize,
Sup Heavy Druggits, for capctins or crpm cloths,
Rob Roy SIawls, Superior Gaazc Flanncls'
Red, yellow and white Flancls,
Spotted Salisbury Flnnne's, -. -.
Superior Fancy Vcstings, &c.
D6zsacsaics.
virginil Cotton oznaburgs, very 10y,
Brown shirtings ard Shcetngs, -
Bleachcd do do
Blue striped and Plaid Tlomespuns,
Bed Ticks and Checks. .-. -,
Also-a fresh stock of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS SHOES,
as folIOics::
Ladies' French Kid Slippers,
do Kid Whallsng Shoes,
DO Seal and Morocco Slippers,
Misses Kid Slippers, Misses Walking Shoes,
Gentlemen's Shoes and Boots &c. &c.
sALSO-A complete assortment of
Hardware,
Blacksmath's Tools, Sdddle1y,
Bagging Rope, T,vine and Groceries.
Sept. 8. II. LEVY.
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Nov. "a.
ESl'RAY.

South Carnlina- Lancaster District.
Fgn OILED b, furc me this day as an Es-
4 tray. IA bright sorrel H"rse (gehIing)
about fourteen and half hands high, Sc
vc,,cpn wears old, blaze face. left shoulder
and leg nearly white; the Irfruoslril cut
or Splu; lie is very low in flesh. Arpral-
sesi al ten dollars. and may hr seen al DR..
Edward Tcrrill's near This place. The
owner is requested t" come f"i ward. prov"
property. pay charges and take him away.
K. e. MORGAN, Magistrate.
Tavahaw. Oci. 8. lS4l i'46.
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cow aHasTTED.

. To the Jail Of Lancaster District, on
the goth Nov. inst. negro girl who calls
her name Charlotte, and saysishe belongs
to James Calling, ofAnson County, N.
C: Charlotte is apparently about l3years
of age, q feet g. or 10 inches high, dark
complicated and intelligent. 3.
= The owneris requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
II. HANCOCK, S. L. D.
Nov. a. . tI5l
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Election Notice.

N Election @ill be held on the second Monday
n and Tuesday January znext, for cIsrk: Of the
Court of Kershaw District Managers of Elections
are hereby ordcredto meet atatho seysrdl places Of
holding Elections lhrodghonttTe District PROCEED lut,
hold said election, meet in Camden on Wednesday
after the second Monday, count the votes and dcalar
the election. GEO. @. MCINTOSH, c. c.:r.
Clerks Nov. 10, 1s4I 80 -, ~.
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

" .a
TEYHE subscribers have inst received
h their FALL and WINTER supply
of GOODS, which they design selling
even loirer than their asual rates. They
consist, in pari' Of thesfnlnwing viz:
FANCY GOODS.
Superior blk. Gro. de Rhine, =
- ." Swiss, single anddouble width,
:" bluo.blk" Antique,
!" colored figured Pou de Sole,
I" plain u" - z
=" black and colorcd satin,
figured satin Vestings,
plain blk " =" ..-a.
-" black French Bombazin,
" Silk Velvet
Black and white English silk Hose, ..-.
&" " Gloves,
" French and italian Grape,
italian sewing Silk on spools,
Super striped Chally,
Single and double width Mouslin de LANES,
Super Tagonienncs, new article for ludes' dresses
A handsome assortment of fancy Shawls and Hdk's.
Black and culored silk Cruvats
A complete assortment OF Stocks, (ncw styleD
Hemstitch linen cambric Haudkcrchiefs, various
qualities, -.
Cambria and thread Edgings and Inscrtings.
A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet Cap and
Taffeia Ribbons.
Ladies' black and colercd Kid and Hoskin Gloves.
Fillel Reticues.
I" Fancy do,
e4 black Flllet Shawls,
Ga Damask silk do.
IA Bla TX spun do do.
White and black, ,Merino Shawls,
Black and scarlet Thibet do. embroidered
Large Broche do.
Handsome Tugl;oni do.
LINENS.
Irish Linens, of every description.
Linen Shecting, Damash Diaper.
Fine Barnsley Diaper, Bird eye Diaper.
Fine satin Damask Napkins.
!" Triy Cloths.
q, Table do
plain do. do.
brown I" do. do.
Brown and blcachcd Towels.
Russia and Scotch Diaper Brown Hollands and
p, Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and sheetlngs'
Coored Table covers.
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Notice.

WM7qEREAS. no letters of administration ,on
w the eslue OF Lodowck JhnmI son, sen. de-
ceased, have lecn applied Tor since his death, in
pursuance of the statute, have tken possession Of
such of his ellects,as could be found Ailpersons
indebted TO said Thompson are rrquirrd TO- make
immediate payment, aud al those having demands
against the said estate are required 10 Land them to
this Office, legally attested
y. w. BASKIN. Ordinary X. D.
Ordinnrv's Office, Sept. %, lS41 tt42,.
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n NOTHGE.

HE public are hcrby Notified that thc late hrm of
ALDEN g. AUSTIN, having been heretofore
dissolved, and Mr.. George Alden having settled
with his partners and received his nlcr SIS tic busi-
ness of the firm is placed in the hands of john D.
MURRAY for collection, and he alone, is authorized
to settle and adjust the same.
THOMAS LANG.
MURRAY g. BONNEY.
EDWARD AUSTIN.
GEORGE ALDEN.
THOMAS WHITAKER.
Nov. a.
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S0uRH.C CA ROLINA,
SUMTER DISTRICT.
: IN ORDINARY,

- - s IN, ORDINARY. ~ x
Delaney R. Gibson, Applicant, us. w. D. Tisdale
and others, Defendants. IS I. 3 -
T appearing tony satisfaction that ". ID, Tisdalo
81 aud llis. wife ElizdbethsP. and PIlineds 81 Glib
son, defendants. tcsdewithoht the iiafts of tliB
State: It is thcrcfote ordered that they do appear
and obectto The division or sale Of the Real Estate
John R. Gibson onotbpforcthe 92d day December
next, their coascntto the same will be entered of
record W.LEWIS, 0.,iS.. d.
Sept. s2, 1921. Prs. fee IS 50J ~
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Head Quarters,

Order No Cr.ARExroN, Nov. !, l84l.
~ w. TAYLOR Esq. having been appointed
@Wo Aid lie Camp to His EXcellri CIV 'le 1o,er'
nor. with the rnhk of Lieu enant-Colonel, VIII Dc
ohe e. aud res, ccled accordingly
By order crf the Commands rim Chicl,
,'JOHN L. MANN ,NG. Aid-Ce Carp.
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IL Allspersons indebted TO
The Subscriber, whose notes and accounts
have been of one, twn and three years
standing, are earnestly requested TO call
and settle, or make satisfactory arrange
men,s during this winter. as -fursher, in
diligence cann9t,be granted. -!
= w. J. GERALD. :
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State of South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Joseph Lorkharl, ct al.
VS..

Aaron Lockhart, ct al. J
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Aa-
ron Lorkharl, John Bottom, Susannah
Bottom, Eliza Bottom. Yiney Bottom, Lu.
cinda Bottom, Aaron Bolrcm and Martha
Botiom, defendants in The above, slsled
case, re5flp without The limits nf lhis-State;
1t is therefore ordered that the said defcn-
danis do appear and object To the division
or sale ofthe Real Estalesof Joseph Lock-
hart. deceased, nndevised, on or before
The frs, day Of January next or their con-
ent to the same, will be entered Of record
J. W. BASKIN, O. X. d.
Ocl. 13, lS4l. prs. ferS5 so
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DENTISTRY.

This occasion cannot be allowed to pass, without u.
sincere expression grateful acknowledgements TO.
his friends ind patrons for that confidence which has
always been manifested towards him., whilst before
them ne medical practitioner. Now about to Sehi.
bark extensivciy in the practice Of Dentistry hebegs
10 aseure them that it shall be his anbstf to pre-.
serve this confidence; aud in oil his Dental Opera
tons, Surgical or mechancal give such satis-
faction as will insure continuunceof It. 80 2
Thewell- l-deserred and extensive reputation which
Dr.. Bandiag has long since acquired, necds:uocom-
ment Therefore, whrn thus cohrcctgd, the hope is;
expressed, that without presumption, they may look
or that confidence from apScnig ghened and discern
ing public, whlcrthey seyerafy and individually an
joyed. y Jan.l9 ~
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

GSSHE business heretofore conducted by the above
firm, will be :: future carried on by the subscri;
bcrs, utder ti,etname of JOHN D.. MURRAY &
Co., at tie old stand of Alden s. Austin.
JNO. y. MURRAY.
THOMAS LANG.
EDWARD AUSTIN.
Nov "a I1i1:se =
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FALL a. WINTER GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving from, The North,
large supply Of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE
and GROCERIES,. Aso-A fine assortment of
HATS AND GUNS. T" punctual customers or
for cash, they will be disposed of at low prices.
Sept 90 W.. BoNNEY.
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Cotton GGods.

Super Merseilles Coats Super Mcrseilles Quilts.
White and courcd corded skirts.
Furniture and cambrc diinity.
Plain, fgurcdand cross bard SWISS muslin.
{" g. book muslin.
Cotton cambrcs and cross bard musns.
Jnconct and null muslins.
Bishop lawns green bcragc, for Wells.
Handsome black lace pos.A,
Plain and figured bobbnet, black and white.
Linen and cotton wire lace,
Single and double width Scotch Gnghams.
Blcachcd and suffolk drilling,
Brown shirting and sheeting Of every quality,
Blcached I"
Blue drill and york dcnlns,
Apron ch"cls and bed tisk,
Striped and plaid homespun.
Furniture and English Prints.
CaIicoes, at 34, S, 6. T. 8, 9. TO- II and u yards
for one dollar.
STOOEens.
Super Blue Cloth. Super Invisible Green Cloth
Black do wooldyed.
Brown do
Oxford mix'd cloth, supcr saxony Cassimrr"s.
.Satincts and Kentucky Jeans.
White, green, red and yellow Flannes.
Super Welch and gruzc do.
Printed Salisbury do.
English, German and French Mcrinos.
Handsome figd Valencia Vestings.
-" Merino do. (ncw artcle)
Scotch Plaid
Worstcd damask, ard Zephyr worstcd.
Double chained Negro Linsey.
Plaid Linscy and Negro Kcrsey'.
London Duffil Blankets superior quality.
Super Macknaw do
shoes.
Gcntlemen's fine Calf. Shoes and Bootees.
stout Kip do. do.
Bows fine Calf do. do.
Is stout Kip do. do.
Ladies English and French Kid Slippers
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
:" Leather Walking Slices and Bootccs.
Misses Kid and Prunce Slippers.
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
q" Leather SHOES and Booces. .s
ClIildren's coorcd and black Morocco Boots.
Leather Boots and Shoes.
colored CATER button Boots, new article.
UJThc above Shoes having been made TO on
order by Ryan g. Havcrstick, Of Philadelphia, and
White g. Parmalce, &C Durham, purchasers may
safely depend on their giving satisfaction,
500 pair Mems and Boys Russell Bootes, made to
order by Daniel Smith, of Orange, and warranted
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r A r.. C. All DIS, !.

TUE subscriber having purchased a
h choice stock of SeasonublP, GOODS
A. The North, nt RED UCEJ PRICES,
offers HE sa,ne,-Hl uch Lower than.
have heretofore been. sold in tCanden.-
They rnnsislin part asfrllows:
Colored Embroidered Mousln Dclain a beautiful
do Satin striped Mouslin Delain article.
Plain black and half mourning DO. * (
Mouslin Deain, at reay low prices - ~ &. :,
Cold 6g'd Orleans de Flora, new article tor Ladies
Dresses
Merinoes. of every description
Fine and superlne black and blne.black Bomoaz'he'
GALLO COE
80: OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. "a I
Mourning and half mourning English Prints,
Super new style frints,, Handsome Ginghams, :
White and colored Corded Skirts,
Furnituro Prints; new style, - ~ -
Furniture and Calnhrlc Dimity, Bishop Lawns, LVq,
Spool Cotton, very low, Apron Checks, Bed Tick
SEX S..
Superior black and blue-bock gro. De Alpine Silk
d,. ,buck pro. dAlper do.
do black and bluc.back De Rhine do,
Chine. silk Hankkerchcfs - :.
! Fancy Silk Handkcrchiels, assorted colours
Black English Silk Hose, g., g.
French Silk Hose and Gloves,
Superior French Grape,
Gentlemcns Silk Hard,erchiefs,
Superior SewngSilks,
Black and blue-blnck silk Velvet
Black s;atin very stout
EEM e ri S..
Irish Linens, of every quality, Bird Eye Diaper,
Brown Linen Damask Tablng Diaper,
Bleachcd Dariask Tabng Diaper,
Bordcrcd Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper, :.
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pilkand blue Linen Checks,
Dalnasl Table Cloths Brown Table Cloths,
CoIored Fancy Table Covers. -
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We are authorized To announce
Capt jos EPH BASKIN. as caudidate for Sheriff
of this District at the ensuing election.
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ON HAND, OF. OUR OWN MAKE:
S,OOO, pair of Negro Shoes.

s- Also-a complete assortment of
Gentomen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats,
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonnets Of
every quality, Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets. Per
fumosy, Umbrellas, Croclcry, Hardware. Saddlcry'
Begging, Rope, Twine, Iron, German Steel, Iron.
ware, Groceries, &C. &c.
JONES & HUGHSON.
Sept 25.
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- EoOEg ESe
q II E subscriber has from TO 5000 lbs. of pork,
y for sale at Sc por cwt. ncat-6 TO 8 cts per
ID. at retail. For corncd, 8 10 10 cts. perlb. =,
J. H. BURNS.
Nov. "a, 1911.
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ASGlaaEg ID.

hR. WIN. REYNOLDS desires toinforrn his friends and
~ the public generally, that having eniered into
onnection witt. Dr.. BLAsDlNo of Columbis fe viii
now devote himself entirely TO tho practice Of e.
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Brown and blcachcd Towels.
Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands and
Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and sheetings,
Colored Table covers. N
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mPROSCRIPTIONn

We have numerous communications on this
subject, for which we have no room. We are
sure the public fully appreciate the plants of the
Globe and other kindred prints on this subject
and that they know very well that removals from
office have been few and small, compared with
the reasons. Every part of the country will
judge for itself. The last twelve years have
filed nearly all public trusts with active partisans
and If they were swept from the list, according
to the rules laid down, they would, in our OPT
nion' go quick, ten TO one, of the example set.
II well known, that the greatest forbearance
has been shown, and that the Administration
have to bear much blame among their friends on
that account. Wehave not time even to read the
articles sent us on this subject in the press Of
other matter
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New YoRK. May 8.


The er-Honorable CHARLES +. MITCHELL IS
in limbo He was taken at Long Point, on the
st. Lawrence, a few miles from Montreal, l.. e.,
on Wednesday last He made no effort, so lar
as have heard, TO avail himself OF the services
Of his " contingent friends" Messrs. Pistols
and Ratsbane, but tried hard TO throw $2O,0oo
in good money-lhe fruits Of his financial opera
tions-into the ST. Lawrence. II was recovered,
however but have tried hard TO learn whether
the British Canadian authorities were or were
not disposed to give him up,-to no purpose as
yet. ! presume, however, that he has not been
arrested without an understanding with them,
and that he will be ornamen,ing the profession
of stone-cuttng at Sing Sing before peach-time.
At Albany, business goes on slowly, but well.
The Assembly has reduced the appropriations
for internal improvement TO $3,000,00O, as re
commended in Mr.. HoLLEy's Report from the
Committee Of Ways and Means. Mr. L. S.
CHATFiELD OLoco) made an effort to reduce the
appropriation to 81 $4,000, which was defeated.
He further moved that the Genesee Valley Ca
nal be stopped at Mount Morris, which PROPOSE
ton had not yet (at o'clock yesterday been
decided. I think it will be rejected.
very important bill for the reorganization Of
tho cs.---..~ School 6, Or sins LEY A.
before the Legislature. 1t proposes TO extend
the School District System which prevails
throughout the country portion of the State TO
this city, so that each district shall employ
teachers, raise money, &c. for itself. Hitherto,
these matters have all been managed by the Pub
IL, n
citizens. think Mr.. SPENcER's bill will pass,
but in the face of violent and strong opposl-
ton.
The General School.bill is already substantial
ly out of danger. This abolishes the fiummery
Of Town Inspectors Of Schools, and creates
County Superintendent. whose duty it is to
make thorough work of inspection, devoting his
time to it. This change will be greatly benefi-
cial, and many other Improvements are incor-
porated in the BILL
We had heavy fire here..on Saturday, at the
corner of Pearl and Wall streets, which destroy
ed the stores of Richards, Bassett G. Aborn,
and Samuel Cochran, 14s Pearl street; Fl. B.
Howard, l46 do; Adshead & Co.; N. w.
SANFORD, IA; J. g. w. Kelly and Pierpont
Phillips, 142 do E. Coles, VIM. Rust, and $.
Durand & Co., IL Water street. The stores
of Booth and futile, $50 Pearl, and w. F. &
S. Warning, and Oakeys e. Robinson, l40 do,
were considerably damaged by fire and water
Totalloss perhaps $250,000; insurance, $780,
| 600.
Our Markets are little affected by the last news
from England. Cotton is rather dull at proceed
ing prices; Ashes lower-say SIS for Pots
i SIS 81 l-2 for Pearls. Flour, Southern-$4 10.
| Western-$4 81 1-2 a 81 SO ga.
Money is rather abundant here now, but
Stocks are low and business dull. 1860 shares
u S. Bank sold yesterday, closing at II IL
cash. Indiana Elves, SO.
The Religious Anniversaries commence this
evening, and continue through the week
| Yours, HAROLD.
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INDIANA ERECT

At the election for Representatives to Congress,
which lately held in this State news is that
the Wings have carried the election in every district
but one, (thc ifh) and that the strongest Wing
district in the State the election in which, il lost Is
lost by two Wing candidates persisting in running
against Opposition candidate, (Mr Rariien tho
late Representative from the district having declined
Ie-clection)
In the LIST district George III. Profit is REL elected.
In the Sd district, J. l.. White is elected
In the 9TH district James II. Craven is elected by a
thousand votes majority.
In the 9th district David Wallace is elected.
In the 9TH district, Henry s. Lane is reelected
MAI. Int
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
DEPUTY PosrmAsTERs.

DEPUTY PosrMAsTERs.
JACOB ALRicKs, at Wilmington, Delaware
ShAH-Es IRoxELL, at Reading, Pennsylvania.
eALEn FoorE, at Salem, Massachusetts.
1hAHLEs MARTIN, at Chilicothe, Ohio.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
NATHAN LurBoRoUoH, (re-appointed,) and
WILLIAM II. STEWART. to be Justices of the
feace IN the County of Washington, in the
District of Columbia.
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THE FIRE IN NEW YORK

notice, II IS stated in some Of the papers that the
late hire in New York, which DESTROYED property
OF the amount of S350ooo was probably the result Of
the suspension Of the special fire watch which had
Tor some time been supported at an expense of $1,000
annually Fires had been few and small during the
existence Of tins watch but now as before they are
breaking out on large scale. We have heard OF be
ing penny wise and pound foolish" which seems TO
he fulfilled in this matter