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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
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PLOtGtiS rbOIGHS' fLON Gils'''
THE subscribers haze fuaf received fHr following boz
voice of PIou1hs, Hrcrry from the Tory OF G
deou Frshcrn, New York.
~ Ne. iuiI
i1 g., ' }PLOUCUs
made boz r beet manner, and from fHc best materials
These ruugs v uo srt H the moderate price OF 60, SJl
o. aud 5N They daily iu expectation of rcrciyrr
large GOT nf those manufactured uy RuErcs, Nuutsc 4
hlsIu, uf NsasJH .ffz embracing lN..fe OF swivel.
GInru HEIrH. frHvl fHr stH' cot n tHe largest size.
lrruIng tn Keep large HFrruruf of tHr various kinds
NJ PIouaHs EHr Nuun Farmers others
may ai H times rely upon procuring uppNreuf such kinds
al will hr satisfactory both Hs tn pICc AMI qualify.
ma gREITER 4 PEAET.
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fresh supply OF the above Pi- n- received, and for
eafs U DEsTAIE ~ xDS
w"1 TnT, sH ~, co.. sns ELEM CUT


THE sab.oribgtE are prepared TO rrUEh huiuIics'
Il Wheat Fans. naSn been iuly 'rs'ci, Is
srGy 10 luy thug in CONNIE ndsiOn nj them Pieces
rom S1s5 tU 90.
w would urge upon the ilT;ncrs % ViJEGi4 North
Carolina TO CIV" tncr PouZIs tIil being persuaded that
they viii a. n -i-tAtn heir hxb reputation Tacsc
Pipugls have received premiums Ia almost SAFE Ia
tho Union. A. rir Ntrgut thCN had awarded
them ihr premium. Those o have promo
jh"uih" perfect impi. ~ the kind offered
Il sale tue Sor'hhu'i ~ to ose who have tried the
that We wh cOuIvnce refer, and having sold "ciweeu
aui 10 think thai sufficient opportunity has
ud then defects, 10 thcy hal any. Their Plough
Castings made 1f several different kinds cf
binc Cor tie double purpose Of making them hard
tough.
The price Of these implements low Il not little
lower than the common article which the Planter
=. = n.l-aLIn r.l-L lnI .ILnn-
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Tor HIRE tor thu remainder 81 the year, a Erst
rate FRESHMAN for tobacco sctory-i6c same uisn
has been accustomed 10 = farm. would an
ss.r f'r erher purIose-ap?y at Mar. BACON TATEs
once. m2i-u
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MOTTO IL

A IL persons indebted To tue late firm Of Graham a
n ClcEd-nning, requested n ina se ntprsiat. m
men 10 inc 81 "a" respective ue that hrm ao,
am authorized r. receive the debts due OF to see the
e@iu' due hon " WIN ARCHER. Any
me " aDi rrn.ise flT Graham A llcrhrnninr
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-21
FOR THE JOURNAL.

CAMDEN, July 1871,
Mr.. Editor: The members of the "Di-
alectic Club after having participated
with the citizens in celebrating the 65th
birth day Of American freedom. met in the
evening, according to previous arrange
meni, in order to have celebration on
"their own hook" The members Of the
club, with several invited guests, accor-
dinghy assembled in the "Dialeclic Hall, :"
at an early hour in the evening, when an
Grafton was delivered by WIN. H. Work.
man, with which the audience appeared
highly delighted. The young Orator por-
trayed in graphic manner, the difficulties
attending the early settlement Of our coun-
try, and gave, an eloquent account of the
rise and progress Of American liberty un-
til it attained the full consummation of
maturity. in the glorious struggle of the
American revolution. He touched on the
character and fame of WASHINGTON, with
fond enthusiasm that found sympathet.
ic response in the heart of every hearer.
He exhibited the motives of the illustrious
Marquis who "left the blushing vineyards
Of his delightful France to crusade for
freedom in freedoms holy land" Nor
as,the memory of the thigh souled Ba-
ron." passed by in silence, who poured
out his life's blood freely and fully for the
salvation of strange people. After the
clamors of applause which followed the
osaiion had slbsided, the company were
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s-.- FOR TIE JOURNAL.
HOW COMFORTABLY WARM 1T is IN
So CAMDEN

On the 10Th inst. at half past O'clock, the sun
shining, the heat in ar eastern room, in a double
house, was 80 degrees Farenheit. The thermometer
was then removed to the west room and placed in q
window, in the full glare of the where it soon
rose to 1873. 1t then suspended in the opon air,
in the sun, over green sward, about six feet from
the ground, and it fell to l2O. 1t was then suspcn.
dcd in the shade of tree about the same distance
from the green surface, when it fell 10 no. 1t is
therefore reasonable to conclude tha, every abourng
man, working in the sun, making every allowance
for locality must operate in heat of ITO degrees,
10 degrees above blood heat.
We have no doubt days Of more intense heat.
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GRAHAMs MACHINE, We should also have noticed
earlier but as we have often expressed opinion
notice. 1t contains two steel ongravings, Cottage
Life" and "The Cleaners" and coloured Fashion
Plato, contang four figures two ladies and two gen.
tlemen. Sports and pastimes illustrated with an
engraving Of the Perch. And three pages of Music,
which we have tried and found very beautiful.
The DOLLAR MAGAZINE. The cheapest Monthly
in the Union, containing 80 large quarto pages of
excellent matter, several neat wood cuts, and two
pages of Music, and plate of flshons, containing
three figures.
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London, May %, 1871.

INTERESTING TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC.
1t will interest the Christian Public to
know that information has lately been re.
ceivd by the Government that DR.. BrN-
SEN, the Prussian Minister to the Swiss
Confederation, transmitted some time
since, a memoir to his sovereign upon the
condition ofthe Christian populationsin Sy-
ria urging the necessity of embracing the
favorable occasion presented by the con-
cert of the European Powers, including
France, inthe settlement of the Tuyco.E f
gyplian question)of granting them efectu-
al and permanent protection on the part OF
the great Christian Powers against mo-
hammedan oppression; and that the King
was so forcibly struck with the views pre-
sented in this paper, that he caused clrcu-
lar to be transmitted 10 the other four
Powers, inviting them to concert with
Prussia the means of accomplishing this
benevolent purpose. tits stated that DR.:
BuNsEN hasbeen charged with a special
mission to the court Of London on this
subject; and we noticed, some time ago,
as probably growing out of this, a declara-
tion by Lord MELBOURNE, in the House
of Lords, that the Government of Eng
land had under its consideration the prop
riety of adopting measures for the protec-
ton of the Syrian Christian. 1t was
farther said, on that occasion, that the
forms of worship in use among the Syrian
Christians much resemble those OF the
Church of England. Intel.
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invited to their seats around the table, 10
partake of "feast of fat things" which
had been prepared in bountiiully man
ner by the "Committee of arrangements.
The ivitation was cheerfully accepted
and they proceeded eagerly to despatch
the business which had been laid on The
table for their consideration. After the
table was cleared number OF toasts were
offered. of which the following only have
been obtained for publication:
By VIM. Carlisle ian invited guest.)-
The Orator of the evening-His perform
ance this evening does him great credi.
and promises much for his future useful
ness. ..-'--
By w. Fl. Workman. Our revolutiona-
ry ancestors
ain vain amid the wreck of ages,
The annals from the birth of time,
Wescarch for purcr patriot sages,
Or deaths more morally sublime"
By John Workman ian invited guest)
The "Dialectic Club"-In its Origin a
twinkling star, no1p constellation. But
who will calculate the brilliancy of the
honors that may yet be awarded 10 each
Of its members.
By S. M Reynolds. Baron DeKalb-
His name deserves to be indelibly stamped
on the heart Of every American and embla-
zoned on the highest pinnacle of the tenn
pie Of fame.
By Thomas j. Workman. Our absent
friend II. r. Cook Esq.-The interest
which he has manifested in behalf of our
club entities him to the respect and CRATE
ful esteem of every member.
BY w. B. Carlisle. The Committee OF
arrang gements-The mouths of many wit
nesses have borne testimony TO the taste
end skill they have displayed on this oc-
casion.
BY NJ. P. Belcher. The Potomac-On
its left bank repose the ashes of our
Washington, on its right is the monu-
mcnt erected to his glory. Who dare
make its consecrated walefs the division
line of our Union?
By John ]. Workman. The founders Of
the Dialectic club-They now enjoy an
agreeable rewartlin behoding the improve
ment Of the members.
By James II. Carlisle. The "Camden
Debating Club"-A good example to si-
milar associations, a source Of improve
ment to the members and an ornament TO
the town.
Bv Tho's. J. Warren. Our worthy
honorary members-We only regret that
we are honorcd so seldom by their pre-
sence.
By George B. Shiver. May honor com.
mand, when Love takes the field
BY VIM. Love. The youth of America
As long as they prove faithful TO their trust,
Columbia needs no other Bulwark.
By II. F. Simmons. The free Ameri-
can-May he ever remember that his free
dom was purchased by blood.
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From tho London Morning Post, Of 5th Moy.
The statement made by us day or two
ago, respecting the pnsiponement OF
Messrs. Lafiile & Co. Of the opening of
the subscription lists for the Texian loan,
was of nature to imply that there had
been want Of ingenunusness. not TO say
of good faith, in some one quarter
nr another, in connection with that mat
ter. We were quite sure, therefore, tha,
it would bring forth an early explanation.
General Hamilton, European Envoy "i
Texas, and one nf The parties tn the ar
rangements entered into with the Paris
h"use, forwards US the following:
ITO the Editor Of the Morning Post:
"Sir: have juslre with regret COM
municalion in your money article Of Fri
day morning, in relation to the Texian
loan, for the negotiation Of which have
entered into subssling contract with the
highly respectable house of Messrs. ].
Lahtte 4 Co., Paris.
"These gentlemen, in the exercise Of
a sound discretion, have, for reasons
doubtless entirely satisfactory TO them
selves. postponed opening the subscription
to the loan in question until they have
some desirable understanding with the
French Government in relation 10 the ar
'icle which appeared in the Moniteur and
MrssageT Of the Ilth instant, certainly
wearing no friendly aspect, bu, which no
one has righl to assume was an act of the
French Government, although apparent
ly emanaling from one of their depart
ments. Sill less has any one right to
infer that there has been a chanre in the
friendly disposition Of the French Govern
ment to aid. by every means in their p"w-
er shorrTof a pledge Of their pecunarv
responsibility. the Jealous and liberal ef,
forts Messrs, Laatte & Go. are making tol
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber being desirous of de-
voting more of his time and attention to
another branch of his business, will close
his House of Public Entertainment, On
The second Monday in August next; he
offers The same for sale or rent Any per-
son wishing to embark in that line of bns'-
ness. would do well to call and examine
the premises. The terms will be made
accommodating.
He takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to generous public for the very
liberal patronage tLey have given him.
L. SECREST.
Lancaster, July l2, 1852.
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Fon THE JOURNAL.

Mr. Editor: Will you obgc me, by stating in your
next, that the toast accredited through mistake, to
DR. James A. Young, in you, last paper, should have
been given as my own3 have been requested to
make this correction, the sentiment is not in oc'
cordance with the gentleman's political opinions
The toast alluded to is the following: "ho Medical
Clique Of Charleston-the leaders Of the Wing Par
ty of South Carolina-A small congregation Of dry
nurses, out of place" -
Respectfully, yours, &c.
]. D. KERSHAW.
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FOR THE JOURNAL,

A beautiful astronomical phenomenon
may be observed by those who rise early.
The planet Venus, now the morning
star, about 8 o'clock in The morning, casts
a percep,ible shadow like the faintlnoon-
light; a room with a window Opening to
the east, is most favorable for viewing
the shadow cast on the wall, or floor by
any object or person passing. The same
phenomenon, though less distinct may be
observed al twilight, at another season Of
the year, when Venus is the evening star.
-..
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advance the prosperity by establishing the
n,blic credit of Texas. -. s

advance the prosperity by establishing the
public credit Of Texas. ,4s.5s,..3s =,
II entertain perfect confidence OF
eyery assurance which the government me and ND
his Majesty lhelKihgof The French nave ~ {,
made to support by their conntenance an"
gnod will the negotiation with which l have
been charged, will be performed Wlllf.lfe
utmost fidelity and honor.
"The enlightened and magnanImo,us
policv which induced his Majesty to be
the first European Power TO ackno"'easee s.
the independence Of Texas, has Deeh
strengthened by conviction on ms par
that the most interesting CONNER. 'lai reia-
tions are to grow up between the '.'liI."'
of both countries, and that Texas IL oes'
tined to be prosperous and powerful OK. ltI.
ponent of the benefits of free trade to- &c
whole civilized world. In relation TOM
Saligni's land company, (the French
Charge at Texas,) to which your CORES
pondent has given an undeserved imPnr'
lance, beg leavelo remsrk, that tins
was an affair of a priuate company. in
which the French Government had no
pdTllCfpd anu VI Nbit VIZ
ministry have, 1 believe, no knowledge.
therefore need not add that the deduction
can scarcely be treated seriously, that the
French Government have taken umbrage
because the Congress Of Texas refused TO
give away three millions of acres of its
public domain to probably few graduates
nf the Polytechnic Scho, i, for the consi.
deralion of having their frontier protected,
and their inland trade open witt, Mexic"
bv French fusee instead Of Kentucky
rifle.
II have thus controverted in no un-
friendly spirit, the infsrences Of your
correspondent, without impugniug the
general accuracy Of his facts.
Iremain, respectfully,
Your obetlient servant,
]. HAMILTON.
London, May %. lS4l.
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

At an extra business meeting Of the
DeKalb Rifle Guards, held on the l7lh
inst. The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Z Rosolped, That the Commissioned Off.
GERS bea Committee to appoint the persons
to shoot, at the shooting match at Rice
Creek Springs in August next. 10 which
Commi,tee all those desirous of going
will make application on or before the Is
proxime,
S. E. CAPERs, sec'y. D. X. G.
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CHINA,S HOTEL.

The subscriber having taken the Hotel in Sumter.
vile, near the Court House, informs his friends and
the public that he will entertain BoARpERS and
TRAVELLERS. His experience in the business,
and an undivided attention 10 the comfort Of his Gus
TONER'S be hopes vii secure portion of public pat
ronage. ALFRED CHINA
Sumterville. July Is, ls4l. 9'33
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South CarOIina---Lancaster
District

Bailey F. 1ngrenltos before me- gray MAKE
four feet five inches :gh, supposed to be SIX Oh
seven years old, with I 5:cze face, continuing down
10 her mouth, both lips waite, small black spo'
on her upper lip, and black spot in her .efl nos
tri, all her legs white nearly up 10 the kneo' and
the end of the tail white. No brand percept'ble'
Appraised at forty dollars, by John Hammond sen'
John Sings, and Samuel N. Hammond, Appraisers.
LEONARD FLEMING, Magistrate.
June 24.-lPrnter's Fee, S4]
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F. PIERCE, and another from Professor TALMAaE.-
The engravings are from sketches made expressly
y forthe work by T. ADDISON RlDm RDs, to whom we
are indebted for the numbers before US. Mr. Il. In
forms us that should the work meet with sufficient
encouragement, he contemplatesn the course OF the
coming year. to add series of v',ws from North and
South Carolina.
We earnestly hope that the cit ;zcns of South Caro-
lima will lend their aid to the rtherance of des
rable ON object Every spot up on which we tread is
classic ground, and Camden its elf could furnish
ny views famous in our revo] utionary history, well
deserving place in such collection. The whole
South should unite in its support.
= We viii endeavor to publish the prospectus next
week. In the mean tim e, we invite the lovers of
southern scenery to exarline the numbers left with
s, and we shall be ple@ ;ed to forward the of
essose who may be disposed to encourage the work
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EsTRAY
South Carolina-Lancdster District.

South Carolina-Lancdster District.
Tolled befdre me, as an estray, dark
bay MARE, with black legs, name and
tail, fourteen, hands high, and abnnt ten
years old, her shoulders marked by the
collar, and saddle mark upon her pack. es.
at fnrty-6ve dollars. sald es'
tray may be found at David Taylor's three
miles from Lancaster c. H. The ownsri
is requested 10 prove property, pay char
ges, and lake heraway. :.
]. WILLIAMS. Magistrate. !.
Lancaster c. II: June 2l.
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FOR SALE.

THE House and Lot on Broad Street. recently
occupied by w. R. Young asa store ssnd dwelling
with stock of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES
&c. &c. together with a lot of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE Those desirons ef
purchasing, would do well to make an early appiiss
cation TO the subscriber as bargain may bc had
Terms Of the sale will be liberal :5g.
SAMUEL j. YOUNG. !. I
June %. :. - -e~'s'.s a So
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Committed.

TO the Jail of Kershaw District me-
gro nan named SAM, 20 ar 81 years old,
slack, low and chunky, and says that ne
belongs to Martin Young Of Chester Dis; Dis
;ric,. Tie owner is requested to come
forward, prove property pay charges lang; snd;
take him away. ,{.,gs3asss ::
Julv:.. So j /.
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Committed

To the Jail of Kershaw District Negro hoy IS
or II years Of age, spare made and Of a yeIlowi<h
complexion, who says his name is Casti'ia. and that
he b. longs 10 Judge Hugrr. The owner is requested
to com, forward, prove property, pay charges ana
lake him away.
July 81. d. bEAUFOhD, '"'er'
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Received on Consignment.
20 hags Cuba Coffee. and s.. &. s:.5;s9 2s:s;:s9
l2 bnxes Sicily Oranges. 80 s}tss.4s -
ON HAND. 4sfz
go 900 lbs. very superior cured Bacon
Which viii be sold low for cash.
JAMES McEWEN. FL
July Ia. 81
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3 The LADIES' Coa,'AsIoN for July, should have
been noticed long sin CO. having reached early in
the month 1t is, as usual, perfect IN every depart
ment. The embell ishments steel engraving of
ErsIs DeAxs and Two pages Of music.
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PERlLous SrTuATros.-Dr Judd, Of Honolulu
who accompanied the scientific corps OF the e1Pio'
ring squadron on their excursions on Hawai- had
most wonderful escape from an awful death. he
had descended into lhe crater of Kilauca to Obtain
some specimens of the liquid lava: Not succeeding
in rrocurng any at the Great Lake las tits caied)
he had approached one OF the smaller ones, or CHIN.
neys, and decended few feet ntoit While gather-
ing specimens, the lake suddenly became and dls-
charged e, Of lava in the uir far above his head
hut which most fortunately fell in the opposite dIrec'
ton fr,m him He then commenced making his
way out, before another should follow, hut the u Is
cent was far more difficult that the descent. he
became alarmed, and called on five natives who had
accompanied him to the spot, for assistance. The
heat had becone so great III t they were frightened
and rctreated with the execution of one man, VINO
threw himself fat upon the bank, and reaching over
his rig It hand, enabled the Doctor to reach tie top
But before he reached the brink, his clothes were
burnt by the hot air. and he would have heen scald
ed had he no, heen protected by woolen garments.
The native in STOPPING over had his face and hands
blistered They both had barely time to leave the
spot when the lake filled up and poured out stream
Of ofIiquid dsva-Polynesian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

- richmond, March % I9lt (
Slk-Ihe functions Of the Executive M II q.
CommoGwenIth having temporarily devoIyed y, ,ns
oy Inc resignation Of Governor elmer. IL has Le
come my duty 10 act upon the demand rrro,J,,
Haue ~ you upon the Governor OF this Comma,
"ealh Tor the surrender Of Robert T. Curry. char.
70 WIN TIE crime Of forgery IN the State of New
The demand is in proper form, and the fac, Tho,
ne - ch'tged with the commission OF a n ar, ,sbich
ticated. ." 'N'F auNsh'
Recognizing as do the imperative ot.i;,,,i.. -.
tho constitution and Laws which require the Gee
nor OF every State 10 suucndeta fugitive c,, i'
upon the demand Of the G0vernor of ia, 60, ~
"hlch nc - charged with the crime sb,Il ma, 80;
tate about complying with your demand
iOu hre accordingly hereby informed that b,v,
issued my warrant as Acting Governor az tbi. o.
monwealth, commanding the delivery Of I'D C.,,;
i've TO John ID. DIX, the Agent appointed by Won :,
receive and convey him to the State Of New Yo,k
Mr. DIX having left here on his return TO Nav
Iofk' enclose the warrant 10 you and will forvyar
uoVBy or dupicaie Of u 10 the proper authorize
custody Jury -
The circumstances which have occurred in eon,,e
uon with this demand make u proper thai In com
py'us WIN w. should avail myself Of the occasion
W 70 your EIcellency, the profound rerrs
w "Is department. Tor the course which N. a.
| Vefhment Of Nov York has pursued in rsls,;on !,
S, s,Il'at demand made by the Executive Of ,bi
s,ate upon The Governor Of New York as oog ~, .s
as,. NS L'h July, 1889, and which yet remains uo
" ~ not my purpose or desire TO renew dis.,.
son winch indeed has been already erhaustedl nm
wv uut subject. J cannot, however. RETAIN ~,
G on. you Of this unsstis6sd reaui,ton. .
men,, 81 ~, 70 you what Is the universal sent
-, .. ~ we fePple and Government Of This Com
mon"eath, that the refusal Of New Vol y, C .''a
I,nnsr NE iugitives, charged with the
she'nou' crime agalnst the laws Of t,,, So