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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

Il is stated, will leave Cincinnati for Wash
lngton TO-DAY, in the steamboat Ben. Franklin.
he will probably reach this city the first week in
February perhaps 7th or sth
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

There was great and sudden rush to the Senate
Chamber yesterday, caused by unusual noise which
heard in that quarter, as Of human being in the
dreadful agonies Of expiring 1t proved to be
only the et preferred Mill of Mr. ALLEN, of Ohio,
sounding, rather than executing, ferocisus attack
upon Mr. Webster. When, however, it was reco-
lected that he came from State, where he was in
minority Of $4,000, his foaming and roaring tole-
rated with the same curiosity with which we witness
the performances in managere
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26
philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22d. ls4l

PHILADELPHIA, jan. ga, lo4l.
Our banks have now passed through "the
crisis" Of resumption, and have come out un-
scathed. The Loco-focos, with their coadu-
tors, the editors of the Journal Of Commerce,
would probably have rejoiced had the u S.
Bank been drained Of her specie, and compelled
again TO suspend but, with all their exertions,
they have not been able TO shake her in the least,
and she now moves on in the even tenor of her
way like a ship before a gentle breeze. The
ragged small bills which have for sometime past
constituted our chief currency, have disappear
ed, and silver change is now as plenty as before
the suspension took place. Business of all
kinds is still dull, and will remain so until CAPT
taiists can be assured of the course to be pur-
sued oy Gen. Harlson's administration. There
Is abundance of money, unemployed, which
will How into and fill the channels of business
so soon as confidence is restored in the Gorern
naem We want not the authority of Scripture
to assure US that when the wicked rule The
people mourn;" and ! am sure that when the
wicked cease to rule, the people will rejoice.
There is very little said here about Offices ;
the rebuke which some have had from the pub
lie, for pressing their claims with indecent haste
and zeal, has had a salutary effect The people
believe that the most worthy and not the most
noisy, will be selected to fill such vacancies as
may happen or shall be made, and this will give
general satisfaction.
hear the name of Mr.. STANLY of North
Carolina, frequently mentioned in connection
with seat in the Cabinet. Mr. Stanly has a
stronghold upon the affections of the Wings,
who believe him to be an able, honest, and
fearless man-one whom no threats can intim-
date, and no temptation corrupt; and he repre-
sents State which has come up nobly to the
rescue Of the country
The grand Tippecanoe Ball which is to take
place here soon, will be an affair worthy the oc-
casion; it is expected that il will be honored by
the presence of the President elect, and graced
by the best specimens of beauty the city can
furnish Yours, truly, ky.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
Be uNiTf-ls NoN-EssENrALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiTy-Augusfin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

Among the number of strangers at present Vi
sit to this city General SOLOMON Van REsssE.
LAER of New York. and Gen GAINES, U. 5. A.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

Hon. has the mighty fallen I'VE understand there
only sir members of the u s. Senate favorable to
Mr. Van Buren, as a candidate for the Presidency in
1914
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

Thea absence of the Hon. JOHN G.. CLARK, from
the House Of Representatives, is caused by con-
tinued ndisposition.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

N. E. BouNpARy.-The article on this subject
is the production of distinguished gentleman,
recently citizen of Maine, and perhaps con
tains some new suggestions.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

The Banks Of Baltimore upon a second sober
thought" have agreed 10 resume payment and have
fixed as the day of beginning the lst of February.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

The Chinese scholar accompanying DR.. Parker
now in this city, says the Americans drink very bad
tea.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26
THE TREASURY NOTE BILL.

On which Mr.. DUNCAN was entitled TO the floor
Mr.. u. then rose and spoke at length on the subject
examining the state Of the finances of the country
Without concluding at quarter of four O'clock Mr..
u, gave way to motion that the committee rise The
vote on which being taken there appeared no quorum
OF members present, The committee then rose for
want Of which, and on motion,
The House adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26
Correspondence OF the Madisonian.

VIEW ohLEANS, Jan. ~, 1911.
Our Legislature yesterday succeeded in elect
ing ALEXANDER BARROW United States Sena-
Tor, to take the place of Mr., Nicholas, whose
term expires on the 4th Of March next The
vote in joint ballot was as follows:
For Alexander Barrow SO
For Robert c. Nicholas, 80
Blank,
Mr. Barow's majority,
Mr.. A. c. Bullitt was Immediately after, on
the I'd ballot, reelected printer TO the State Of
Louisiana,
The subject of primary schools is beginning
TO be discussed here
Master Diamond is dancing at the st. Charles.
Specie l-2 to l-2 per cent. premium.
Exchange on New York IA to 1-2 per
cent premium.
Exchange on Philadelphia 1-2 to per cent
premium
U. S. Bank notes par to l-2 per cent prem.
Y. 5. Treasury notes 1-2 to 2 per cent
premium.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-26

No. 10 of "Master Humphreys Clock has been
published.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
From The LoHdon Morning Post, Octohcr l~i1
EXCEL. SINENFSC

Social equality IS but the dream Of folly. CT sinister
wish aud ann. II must BE- admitted, indeed. that ihe
a2eiai inequality We hehoj ai53nd rs (though tie ne
Al condition d s2sal lle) Is sufficiently startling
and offensive in s1e ol 10 ordinary aspnr and 10
make it moro 50 m9bi seem needless. D.; any artificial
dliiftoa If caWer, iolly,er fashion. Admitting thai
inequality # addition is the necessary suit Of thc Va
rying circumstances IN the constitution Of muu: that Is
ess,ntay connected with the great and the ppd in tr
moral world, aud equally with all that is mioectua
interesting, and improving in evil He we must a-1 al
nt that disparity olr8ndtlion MAY still be relatiyc, bad
and become vicious dol1nnity The line Of douarce
uon between differing orders olsooicy may lc laid down
fnsutIngly high aud Wde the spirit ot separation he
made unaInlshlr and eHrgagaHt; and. 10y an ignorant
prlicor gar arrogance The most elevated order may
look down from imaginary height making themselves
giddy, and those ieloB them hating and cnyous But
quitting these wise gencmtcs. let me, MI Editor. At
remark, that our own qIeat country the AIrmcs
osoeety too vide asuder IF rather as is my pre-
sent marE) rank and fashion, by an arbitrary aud ar
cal rule have elevated themselves too fir above the
common sYnpathes and interests Of huH.an.ty.--l
Imay once mo1e use iny iomrr languauc thry have
assumed an elevation here the air around them is Geld
and chilling and then moral atmosphere Of 4 taInnera
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
.s"tc grocery store.


4 AVE taken the house lwo doors above Mc4srs
u Nichols s Bells. aud nearly opposite Homer \
Natsons. whore they are receiving well selected
seek ot E.RNiLI GROCERIES, which they offer At
extremely low prices for CASH. IN barter for country
produce They respectfully invite Their friends call and
examine their stock, ty determined sell cheap.
RICHARD ". WALTON,
MARQUIS ". FUQUA
Nv - 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
40 g'se'5 a..

kRi deed ol trust, duly executed the undersigned las
been appointed trustee, with full power 10 collect
the debts due 10 the firm of VIM. NJ. DAVIS y Co.
and Is now prepared to cccl,e the slmetl debtors Of
said firm are informed that payments he made To
the nnde rsgncd atone. He hopes they will be prompt!
As Indulgence ctaoof he circn.
GEO W. CARTER. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
.SfOCkS, (oysVrS, FsOS1sue, NJ.

4 ELNIN and bowed Satn Stocks
do do BombaAinc do
do do Mcrno do bac, and fancy
Splendid Cheuc Stocks and Scars
Black Italian and colourcd and figured SILK Caya,s
\ large LIT Linen Collars. and Basoms
Which We arc determined to sell
HUNT < WARD.
Nov T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
fsEEsB a'.y'S, Ez.5T.S. Is o.I.ra. rs Uysx
G,ygsN

fGiAiN. c1l7red and black Tai. and Satin Ri.hons.
II from To Is
Splendid Chenc and Other bonno, R.bheHs
Black Love and Cgarc do
Super SILK and Beaver Hats. leaniiful shapc
DO black and drah bread trim Russia Haas
Florence Braid Bnncts new STYLES and very lins
Hoods ard Fancy Bcnrefs cheap
Fur Cloth, Hair, and Celett Caps
These Goods viii be sold vcry low reraFdsss Of css,,
and bought expressly to lie ID by
HIM 5. WARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
g'pE ish..-.sO. ~.


kindness Now as far rs the spirit and manners Of ex
easlyeness really exist in our people Of rank and fashion
and let it be- remembered tbe fnerc aac,at;op of !,
tends to generate the character itaslft Is destructive If
those sympahcs OF human nature which constitute tho
essential clements Of human enjoyment.
Il Is scarcely possible - conceive any thing moro los
tile 10 heari and mind than an habtnai INDULGENCE Of a
supereilous pride hadct. botraying conemp,,,ou,
consideration ofa beneath H. In word sir inst inns,
me The HON and boly sentiments If humanity ,vh;c,
TINT noble minded man that real uoL5eynan saint pau
lit when he said "Hon9r all men and contrast hs,n
with tle language the continents and manners Of mn
ny Of our ulcl fashionable men towards the inferior
l,rall Fl -lccty. Whether a iashianable cermvmnn
Yer preached from the words knaw not sir; but Il so
II mih be curious to neep in the breasts Of s fasona
HE hearers nacu told it WINS tier duty as men and
Christians 10 hpulr humanity every firm and gurb-
The seayenfef the Guslmar and tie inan of SCOT and
sol. FAINT aad feeble US would be their response 10 the
words aud spirit ofthc Apostle llege aa!ne characters,
ofaIs when boy. at Elton or lnen If Cambr,Ipc. lin
ibar supposed classical as,e and adm ration of the an
reat4. mgl; have rumplaally repeated the words of
Tire classic poet
trq=, =. , ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
ES.FkE P.Fs1ER.

VA / have lusi opened large and well selected as
w s1rlmeni Of French and American Paper HRNI,
LNfiS, and Velvet and Common. Bordering RI
PER, which we will sell low for cash
PAY Ne & GREGORY
SOM 4 ,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Gos'SeSs Gisd S.tsDcwGprs.

A LARGE assortment of { ilnsey's best Corscts
: a cotton nett, worscd Suspendors. great variety
reap. and f,r sale by Hunt 4 WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Ebr. d. .'i. Specie

AS located at the residence of his father. near New
London. where he may be usually found and will
promptly attend to any application for his professional
Dec. = o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
ANNALS FOR 1912.
s'ansGy Flour andaosIa Ysca9.

81 received hot of fine Family Flour and Corn
Meal. which will sell cheap 10 casr CONSIGNMENT
{. PHELPS.
Nv. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
s'oA.Eeo setaarIaf.

The above Sale IS psrp1ard I'll the fourth Monday in
this month, December, Whot Will positively take place
j. GARLAND.
Dec . ,5-D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

Hides grfsIsfPd.

WILL rive the highest cash price for raw and dried
Hides, delivered at the market house.
NM. l.. FAIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Sale Of g9ssuaJfc &!@res.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust record in the Cle. :
ID Office of the County Court of Amherst, will ofir
for sale. to the highest bidder. the Tavern Of Mrs
Tayloe, opposite Lynehburg, the first day of January
next. about % STAY kS Among them are many thai
are valuable, consisting Of Men, omen, and Children
have doubt OF the goodness Of the title bat will only
convey such title is vested IN me Terms made known
on the day of sale
SAM'l. NJ. GARLAND. Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

A ia Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerg
"A continued and held by adjournment, for Nelson
county, at the Courthouse Thursday, the 18th DAY ot
October. lS4l:
James Garland and Beverly iarerovc executors Of
John j. Ilargroyc, deceased. Plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

John Pritchard. Iran W. Dawson. Trust,
William J. Kidd, Henry >. Peyton, Frederick
ton and others, Dcltn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06


This cause came this day 10 be further heard UP
the papers formerly read tie petition of James Garland
and Beverley largroYe. executors OF John j. llr9rose
deceased and the answers thereto by Ann f. llargrase
and Robert C. Cutler, and WAS argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof, the Court correcting the decree
Of the 9Th day If May list doth order that Alexander
Fitzpatrick. the appointed by said order, first
pay unto Hiram Y. DAVIS the sum Of $50 - ior his
expense and trouble in selling the lot in the proceedings
mentioned in pursuance e the order Of the ID day Of AlaY
1889 And the Court be.ag ofopjnon that the sand 1t
should b" rcsold for TIE pups Of paying the purchase
money which s'il remains uapaj doth further adju1ee
order and decree that james Grl1d be appointed CON
missioner. whose duty shall lie t. sell said Jt on the
premises, to the highest bidder, at public auction on
credit OF twelve months. having advertised the time and
place of sale at least thirty days previous thereto IA the
''Nirglnian. a paper published in the town Of Lynch
burg. and at the lrnt door ofhe Courthouse Of this coin
~ taking bond with approved security from the purchaser
purchasers. retaining the tile until the purchase o
ncy is paid, and make report To this Court
Copy-'festc,
RO {. CUTLER. G..
In obedience to the foregoing order. shall proceed en-
Wednesday. the Isl day Of December next toseu Tie
Lot and Improvements. therein mentioned ON the terms
specified. JGAKIAND
NOV. IN
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
HEAD QUARTERS,
CLARENDON, Now 9, 1s4E.


TyHE Sd Brigade Of Cavalry, 23d Re.
giment of Infantry, DeKalb Rifle
Guards, and Arsenal and Magazine guards,
will parade at Columbia, on Wednesday
the Sth December next, at ii o'clock A.
NJ, for. drill and review. .s3:7 - ~, .s7.eS
With high sense ofthe laudable spirit
of emulation and improvement manifested
by the Companies of the 9Th Brigade,
whose services have been voluntarily ten.
dered for the occasion, the Commnnde1-in-
Chief directs, that the Quarler Master
General, shall make the necessary porvi-
sion of Tents and Camp Equipage, for
their accommodation. ~ :... ~: :
The Major Generalof ihe LIST Division
will take command Of the Troops on the
day of.review. A card Of The Evolutions
to be performed, will previously be. fur.
nished through this Department, to the
respective corps and departments. .
The Major Generals and Brigadier Gen.
erals Of the State, with their respective
Slafs, and 4he Ex.Adjutant General, are
requested to attend the Commandcr-in-
Chief on the field. - -: -:
= The Staff OF the Commander-in Chief
will report for duty at Head Quarters,
previous 10 The day! of review. Lieu,.
Coils; English, Manning and Taylor. are.
detailed toselect and prepare suitable
field for the exercise of'the Troops. g
The Quarler.Master-Genc with the:
Quarter.Masters oftEe 81 Brigade of Cal.
vary, and 9th and 9Th Brigades of Infantry
will attend in due time. TO receive and dis,
tribute to their respective Corps, the nc.
cessary Arms, Camp Equipage and Ans.
The occasion, wiiichawilI be.
furnished by the Arsenal Keeper at Co.:
lumbia, upon the requisilion ofthe Quarter.
Master General. &c
:, The Commanler-in. Chief wilEpresenl "a;
suitable Emblem Of fDislinclion,tot the best.
drilled Cavulry Company, and to the best
drilled Infmlry, Light Infantry, Rife, or
Artillery Company, ON Thursday the OH;
of December. The merit Of each.to be de-:
,.ided by acompetenl Board OF. Officers,:
detailed for that purpose. q; M q, s
! The Brigadier Generals of the Sd DiYi-
soin, are charged with the extentionofthis
order, withinitheir. commands, and are re-.
quested to attend with their, respective
Staffs.. - -E - -. = -. ;:
! By order of the Commander Chief:
3 ~ -. j. w. .CANTEY,
,Adj'l and Insp't. Gen.
Nov: n; ;sszszS:.s ( 4t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
SheriHs Sales.

] By virtue of snndry executions to me di-
rec,ed, will be sold before the Court House
door in Camden, OH the first Monday and
Tuesday iniDecember next, the following
property, viz: ~ s-.: & ,95 5,s
Z One tract of Land, containing l75 acres,
more or less, known assthe Flat bounded
lonsthe north east by lands belonging 10;
lhetestate Of Thompson aatt Mrs. Blair,
and on the south iwestby the 1andssof Jao.
Williams. Also, 81
I0aaeres, situaletl on shotlr sides of Elf
lie Lynches Greek i, bo,lpdea IN the south
sasfby the Iaads of Johh So IIlliams. and on.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
saA.BsTRA AC4IoNIsTS.n

a1A'sA ~
IS here are+ig sorts of Abstractianists
IN o.is country. @hichsmay be called Fir-
8 mia :abstractioaists sts and KeRtucky A5-
ssstractiaais sts. - - - q
Tie: Kiirgiaia ibstIGctionist is one
.WhaFeeo ognizessthes obligations of oaliisa,
.thesdaiy Of fsobeyings Constitution, and the
spbseryanc ssaf moral principle in the man
agementS public affairs. -:i ~
The Keatucky A6straetioaistis is one who
looks chiefly 10 abstraeting money from
dlte people pockets forthe pnrpase of buiE
ding up a. Nobility, fat present Wilhoutthe
name, in Bank kefs, Manufacturing Capital
ists.and other: privileged or favored class;
es. How 5lhe money Us taken he really
: does not care; but all of his class prefer
a Tariff because it slips dollars and tens
Of ollafs aut OF Che Farmer pocket with
out his; knowing il. To tar men and at
+ che ,samelime make them betiepe theyiar
not .tared, IS the ne plus ultra of a ken.
I tuckys ysAbstractionist.n Talk of conslitu--
tions and soathsst him!--He will smile up
on .yon as "a poor, benighted ''Virginia
Observation-Disclosures an age behind the, times
in all thai is practical and clever.
80 Union Democrat. 2
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
CHARLESTON MARKET-Noy Il

CHARLESTON MARKET-Noy l3.
ccTTos.-During ihe past week there
was considerable falling off in .transac-
lions for Uplands, compared to the week
previous. The chief cause, no doubt, ow-
ing to the fact that the principal enquiry
was limited to fine and extra fine qualities,
and (which the market (parlictlarly Of
The latter is very bare: While the rates
of these have somewhat advanced, with
the desire Of purchasers togct hold OF them
the others have about maintained their
former rates. In the course Of yesterday
we received our European advices from
Liverpool to the '22d and from HaRre to
the 20lsi ults,iin neither Of which places
any change had taken place in the
Cntlon market-tley5of course produced
no effect upon ours. The. sales Of the
week have amounted to 1850 bales. Pri:
,ces ranged from 6 to 1c cts: per +. tss.sss
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
NEW MUSIC.
Celebrated Melodies of the Rainer Family.

Banditti Glec;iI loyo the night, Nydias Song;
Can'st thou ask me to forget; Come, sing me That
sweet air again; I laugh and sing myc away;
In thco I bear SO dear a part; Come forth love;
(Guitar) Glen of Glcnvallich; Forget mo, not; To
linger near thee; Oh! Lord, have wandered; My
Mothers Bblc.i ~.
3 FAyoRITE WALTZES,
OF Strauss, Marsham and >Lannfr, by BOSehia,
Strauss Waltzes; New Vienna Waltz; Fleche's
Tournament Gulop; Bldndoll Waltzes; GaIlopadc and
Tic. .:.
Music Paper; Music Books; instruction Books
for. Piano, Guitar, Violin and Flute; Violin and
Guitar Strings. Just received. 81 j.
Nov. II -tf5O. A. YOUNG. =
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
Glorious News to the Affictedm!!!I

THE Subscriber las received a large supply of
.PEASESs OARHOUND CANDY, for The cure
of Coughs Colds, Consumption, sc. 60. ~.
Tho merits Of this article are SO wel known that
he deems it unnecessary 10 publish any of the numer-
GUS certificates proving its efficacy; but should any
onebe sccplical on the subject, by, calling on the
subscriber they will be furnished with the names Of
individuals of undoubtcd integrity, in our own neigh
borhood who have boen relieved by the use of the
article, and will willingly testify to its virtues.
Nov. II. J. r. McKA1N.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
The State of South Carolina.
-KERSHAWs DISTRICT. s .E.s
Nov. l3.
-

49,. < TAEhSI1A w DfS4:RfC-1 .s.ss ~
To. all and singular the kindred and iedis
s.ors of William B. Gardner, late, Of
Kershaw deceased. 80 90 81 Is:sts ss,s
Yo1i, and each of,you, eherebys cited
.dnd admonished, 70 be and appear in and
before the Court Of Ordinary of The. said
;Districtf 10 be holden at Camden, on the
10Th day ofSNovember inst, to- show
cause, if any: you can, why Letters Of
Administration Of Inc Goods and c sChatte|s
OF lheIsaid deceased, should notEbe grant
ell TO Jane :Gaedehersand John Gardener,
who have applied forytbe same. 4 :. :: ::
{, WITNESS, j.: w, hBAsK1N, Esq. sJudge
of the Cours.sef Ordinary of sad Dis-
.rsct, at Camden, this 4M dayof Nopem-
Der, s4i:: &. ~ = =: .5;si ~,
fJ.SW. BAsKIN, o. 4, D. - 8. 8 i
November, 10 1S41.5 q s;gts. 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
Committed

EHNO the Jail Of Lancaster District, on Monday,
! IL the Is. day;of November, inst. n, Negro Man
who calls himself Phil or Philip, and says he belongs
to Dr.. Pitts, living in Sumter District, within Eve
miies:ef the Court House. Snd boy appears 10 be
ubout20 years old dark complicated toeEably intel
ligent, and abou, four feet6 inches high. The ow-
ner is requested TO come forwaid, prove property,
pay chnrges and take him away. =. s'
-: - : VI. 3.. ~. & - II. HANCOCK, S. I'D.
Lancaster CHI. Nov. g. - 49tf 3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
Piano Fortes..

:EENHE subscriber is expecting daily to receive on
IA consignment, a fewelegans PIANO FoRTEs,
manufactured by the most celebrated makers They
will be sold on the most reasonable terms. Those
wishing to purchase, are invited to call and exam
inc them. Duc notice OF their arrival will be given.
Nov. 10 ,;a:SSss. E. w. BONNEY. :
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17

DIED-In this town on Wednesday morning last
after a distressing illness of six weeks, EDWARD
STEPHEN, youngest child of Aaron and Elizabeth Il
Burr, aged l year, 8 months and 10 days.
Fainter his breath, and fainter grew, -
Until he breathd his last;
The soul was gone before they kncw
The stroke of death was past.