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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
J. ". RANDOLPH & co.

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Main Street, Richmond, Ia.
AVE for slc, AT moderate prices the following with
many Other Theological WORKS.
Works 81 \ Chalmcr, ID u, vols-Naiural Theology,
Christian Revelation Moral Philosophy, Commercial and
Astronomical Disoourses
Mclvilrs Sermons, ~
bishop Nclvainc on Oxford Divinity
Theology for the People, by 7 Hcnshaw. u
Barnes Notes aud Questions ON the Gospels, Acts
Romans, Corinthians and Practical Sermons
Biunts History OF Christ ~ Paul Elsha Abraham aud
jacob
Letters TO an Anxious Enquirer. by Rev II Henry u ID
Ahhou's Way tn do GOoi-Noung Chrisian-CoTncT
Siunc-IicaTy Head and Ere-SIde Series
The Sabbath School, and ought 10 be, 10y w A
Acuu
Table Of the Lord, by author Of the Listener
Culcrdgcs Aids 20 Reflection
Ranks History OF the Pupcs OF Rome, p
Companion o. the Book Of Genesis by II Turner, ID ID
Wilhcriorcc's Practical View Of Christianity
Plain Sermons, 10y Auih0rs Tracts i1rthe Times
Lord Kings Inquiry into the WoTshp, &c. Of the Pr
miuvr Church
Phillips Devotional Guides. ~
Biblical AnaNsis. or Topical Arrangement of the
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
NEw sPEINe GOODS,

NEW sPNlNG GOODS,
Nv the Lynchburg.
TUE Subscriber 81 RECEIVING, amt opening isr-e ,
Of new lnd desirable Goods on hsiuc. Tie invites M
1ucnu0n Of hs icnts and customers generally asrr.-
thcu fht an Of Die purchases this spring will mi, 4usfs
hts previous reputation, oikeopng good ant ehcan Cos i
apS TUOsS u pRfrr
BEAUTIFUL DRESS UOOTs
FINE FRENCH CALFSKIN.
WE have inst received pcr schr Vnier further sun.
w ryc MicsN sons beautiful H,nfs ant shall con.
Iuuc 20 kecp refuar supply of fhem. We ask Gcnc.
men' 20 want Of hne and beautiful Roots, give US aca
T. WATKINS a Co
on 4- ~ samuel Pufncy's on sand.
MUsrARD-F Durham Mustard in rouud aud
lNl halt pound bottles, for salc.
Pl RIM BURToH.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
WORKS on HAPTISNI-

\ hl9loNN OF Baptism hoih from the inspired and
7 un.nsIiTei writings. By lsial Iayiur Hinton.
The Converts Gudr 10 FIST principles OF evangelical
truth; compiled hy Rev Roburds.
Tue mo - and Suhiccfsof Baptism. Nv Miles Icyycf.
W, late Professor OF Rhetoric aud Ofa'orv in Nairt.,
College, Ohi" and Liccneei Minister Of the Prcsbytc
Ian Church
Aconycrsaiinn between two IayHct, on the subjects
aud mode OF Christian Gsptisu, ani Church Communion
By Charles " Pcuticiou
scripture Guide Go Baptism, containing a fa hfnl eta.
unn 81 al the passages Of the New Testament which re-
Pcncilly ~
scrc OF letter. on The mode and subjects Of Bnpism
addressed 10 the Chrsfin Public. By stephen Chaniu
FOR sale by < 'NkDnpX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOKS
REcEIvED BIT
SMITH, DRlNKER 4 MORRIS.


NV Lhhographic scenes Of Rustic Co,,,ros III
vermont Drawing Book Of Landscapes; Iesigncd and
executed al the Vermont Episcopal Institute Rirroron
for tie use Of schools. 49, '
TIE hrst number shows the ru,rn,e,,s ~ .r.ht.-.
IN e savage safe, and the ArchrecfuTe from
us hrst ruic beginning Preliminary Exerriscs IN
sash' ann curved lines wiki numerous Plates uIustraf
TIE second number il devo.ed rbt.o- o. -. NJ
on frees and Plants, they sho uid Be presented in
Landscape Scenery. al
The thId number presents Drawings Of Rocks Ro,ts
oe COPIED with the came mattel ias and the same
manner as the ~ eceuing.
The fourth number commences u-rh n uighcr C,.s..r
SUBJ ended 10 advance the Pupil 40 the Arr of rs
ing and Finishing he Scenes
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
the AT OF Drawing and the Theory and Practice Of
perspective. IN Series Of Letters Containing
Information sketchng, DRAWING and t,,iG-fns 4,
scape scenery Animals the Human Figure With a
new uelod OF Practical Perspective, designed IN navel
easy anu espicuous style for the Teachers or tor
seii-nsTuciion, y. Whitlcck Teacher on re A - -
me University OF Oxford beisbed With un,Tar,ts 80
o Diawnss- from real views taken expressly Tor mi,
WoTS Ut quariu volume of Ct0paeeR - ~
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK.
BENG he kudiments Of the Art Explained IN series of
W stessve Lessons aiapted TO the studies ami pur.
su OF young LADIES' and gentlemen in all establishments
Tor liberal educaon embracing the three
he an namely Drawing, Shading CoouTfny -og rs
d. Copperpale Engrayings with ccpious ersr.
Drawing ''i AiU'essor OF
Drawing Book OF Flowers by Miss Ann Smith
Andrewss Lessons In Flower Painting being ser;es
pi'esSase studies principally from Nature. JAeker
Together with Drawing Papers, Wafer Colors in So.
parafe cakes OF ali descriptions. 50 Sc
u I'D aud silver Paints. Metizint and Pink Colors Por,h
Calsis Hair and sable Brushes various sizes Hon
iesrS-s OF qualify PANT Boxes, Painters BASEL Is &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

THE subscriber has received the f5lloUns Goods 10
which he respectfully calls the .aitentoE Of House
keepers. wa
81 ant - 8 cotton SlcCinE
81. loi tuf ~ Linen Shcefings
4. , tntluA toub'c usmsssg
iia.uass Table Cloths. Ia sizes
81 aus slltu .iiuask Napkins
Brown liucu C'orhs
Housewife IrSl Linen. Tor fsuii, use
Fine lush Linens, kcuiu.s
Brown ant white Huckauack nIarer
Ntic Russia ulancts
Linen Lawns sr' C4mhri-s. DC
C0l1rcd plain norcr,i STAR Carpetin- with var;ev
oi other Goods, which will bc sold low. Too cash
ap9 JOHN WRIGHT.
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VOL. XVII.
. Y ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TER yfS.

SUBSCRIPTION 10 the DAILY WHO 10 City subser-
oers sSa year. and for shorer PERIOD the slO
agar.
Ap'ERTisiSGforo one square of66cen iiues Cor lcss)
h.elinn, - centt so inscr,ions 81 ~. three tnser
'er,s ~ ~; ani ever succeeding nscuo. % cents
URGE n weeS, Strenia ior each insertion
Iweoa week. his Insertion 10 eclls every succeeding
Insertion 20 ccuis.
Once awcct, first insertion 10 cents; every succeeding
iasc ition ~ rents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number OF Insertions Of Advertisements must
noted on the Ms they will be inscrc, until ordered 10
be stopped AMI charged accordingly. tLy-ordcrs TO stop
must Aso be In writing.
Annual Advertisers are charged go for sluaros and
IN h' popotnn Tor advertisements Of greater length
eeH Aueuonceis and Lottery dealers, who charged
To- The COUNTRY WIG Is Published twice week,
u,eAys ana tndsya) At five dollars per Nlnun,
ron ADvERTrsiNu-75 cents a square, (or Iess) for
The hrstihsertion and 90 cents fo each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
LYNCHBURG MAILIINE
NOTICE.

IRON and acr the 18th Of April, our i-weekly line Of
4 Boats % Iynclburc, will leave Richmond and Lynch
burg on Monday "Wednesday and Ffiisy, o'clock A.
NJ By This arrangement enabled to form
ton with the Western s.ascs out OF LvnchbuTg. Our
SEQ isvile Boats will usual Monday wcdne
and FIiay evening at O'Clock, r. NJ. the cOnve.
ncncc and expedition toy this an others gong
WESTON Richmond or the vicinity, shall say any
thing bur refer Passengers and others those
travelled our Boats.
ap 23-u BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

COOPEKS NEW MOVED g.
/ w. RANDOLPH a GO have received
~ Z. HE Two Admir1ls. novel < vols. bv Coouer
Enquiry into tie Validity of the BRUSH Claim 10 Ria M
OF VISITATION auu Seairh Of American Vessels susecfed
= engaged 10 the slave Trade by n wheaton. u
Minis e. berlin
Practical Geology and Mincralogy with Instructions for
ne 'ahaiive ANALYSIS Of Minerals, 10y Trimmer,
wi plates
Cooarr's Sea Tales, vols. anas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

FLOWER SEED.
naAlia double. Zinn.a. Cas-.
ST., Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty, Trefore, Candy
TUT, Chysanthemlne, Egani
Corcopsis. EuphOrbia vaIie
gated, lee Plant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet Caealia, Ia.
valera, Adouis, Love in a
Mist, MegBione;tc, MaTyelo OF
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCOEs.

lust orcnoi large assortment ~ I'm sb and Atneri
- ni1lcrcs ~ uuprcccicurt low prices
Light and DARK Caicocs, tti, s.. ~ and I2ic
Superior 90 10 OF o.. worth}Ic
~ DO 10 pf2lrant21c
BLACK and White CaIcoCs, Al i2l, %, 2lsud2jc
~ French do. Srry suGctiat sf31f-
beautiful assortment Of cnioicH. black aud while
lawns an tngha which will DC F1d % such prices
The above GOODS. with many others suicdto The season
nave pccu received. aud ErCt bargains be espc.ed
20 u tUNNtNgfiAM'~
ma ~ Cheap Cash Dry Gpods store, Main 81.
BACON ItAMs-Wo have In stotc lot Of Bacon
- Hams. t6!c per pound-good
ma Us 81 ROYAII & MORGAN.
FAMILY COMMENTARY on the Holy Bible
Hoiu the works of Henry aud scott aud above 100
oiher writer's Published iu london Nv tho Religious
Tact Society with maps and engrnvii e. ~ large Svo
good print aud paper price 81 TO- Tor sao Do any quantity
W RANDOLPH & 60,
ma ~ M1in street Hrhncnd
TuERmoM ETEits. IN fn. Morocco, -,,-, u,,,,Sc:
Il Cases, 90 silC-, ior stlc. 70
W RANnCtpu 4 Goa,
Wa ~ hook finIrrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

LADIES. HEsT QUALITY PHILADh,
II 1 = l. q Il T. X -
A. One D,ar per pair.
w Vii sell al 81 per pair We
JUDAH MYERS & Co
81 - Cheap b.'f Soc .nd Trunk Dealers.
SUMNER trAFS
JUST received assortment Of SNnte Linen q ,,b,,
- &c which Cannot hail to pl, sc who c1sTine tbe@
TARR = CO
-I-ff - 'ro-i Exchange
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB, AND
OTHER SEED

\ hANb JdS received fresh assortment nj Seed com
sih. every Sin OF the most choice Garden and beau.
,u ROVER seed Most Of these seed grown by the
Mcss's Sunellir OF Baltimore, and OF them are i'm.
por me best European houses all of which
warranted 10 give sasiaeon AMI show their superiority
follows: '-' f'N LIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
NO. l39.
REMOVAL
al Z. hnf Mil ' '" n'1 ~
PIANO FonrE 1vAur-uors,

Opposite t. f-sks
I'hh snoerherts constable r.~eviar rorn tne eele-
brMed foanufaetory OF NuSSa 4 fLsas Ne,s York
ee.at anu plan Piano For'e possessing the latest i'm
fOV'1fuis, andthcf decacy touch and sseefncs. 81
tone - necnhsr 'ot their manuftsI ,irr
Constantly On hnni lar-e aSsrrtmentof
Faier, lscoctfs. aIionetfs
guiars- NiolGs NiOtpnc elips
Accori.nns, Nnscai Hoxes
Horns B1slca aad rrur,p~ts
Fites aud Drums
ensr VIOLA, Harm Piano Forte Strings Of srps.
nor quality ~ sVPe-
Piano Forte Stools and Gov
CHEAP MU~rC.
Inc hrFes' collection Of Ius,c ever offered n, sat, .
MS -a- nay ne eecte from the siore OF tbr suh
who ~ now ensbied 10 sell sithe Phads IA ami
NV YORK Wholesale and -'a priccs.
Ihose purchasing To sell agaiu 1iIl be 0rn.,ed moon
"sns ls.ns tisi they tan hnd elsewhere In the >tafs
- '-io" repalrcd tuned, let hue, anc TAKEN in
L. ". TAYLOR.
81 fh 40 FoRTEs OF every descrirton r.naired
shn tgnet-IS uirx ny the year, II r-turcd by WIZ
isn hhAkssc whOse long ana a. I'm ia .an
az tnning Piano fories, justly entities him to
ed Violin Bows haired Sp"ii'
10 Orders left above will be nunr,,.n. .,,.n.t.,,
stne rim "NN''"Nep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
Sc kind OF Herbs for Soups.

Yellow Onion
savoy Spinach
Scotch kale
Savoy Spinach-fnest
f.ae BrUcon
Do tsuiifiower
White sugar Beet, Mango
WurtZel-ior feedln- stock
ENira Early Peas-superb
early
Green Dwarf Imperial Peas
fine medium
Bishops dc do-i2 inches
high best dwarf
Grootns New do-supcrb
Fall MaichleSs do-fneS
late, 8 feet
large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
White Kidney Beans-good
dwarf ;snaps
Dwarf Marrow ds-besi do
80 and early
DO Mediterranean Go-fnes
late
Horticultural do-fnes, pale
Early Yellow . weeks Beans
Rachel 10 10 dO-fnest ear
ly surf
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
J. PEASE s. SONS
COMPOUND CLARTFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUs CANDY.

fEilS Incompatible Compound, for tho Coughs
colds s.. justly celebrated aud cvery day but adds
ITS popularity ls tsc Is very pleasant, aud or saicty
AMI convenience Is preferable every 0.ct remedy
known. Numerous cctuGcatcs 81 its tfclcy In tic
sion Of ;hc prOprciors, although deem
piy increasing demand 'oI the arcic favor
with which It - every where received, tue best
dcnccs Of utility.
nc Observe, every genuine package is sisncdh by
J. PEASE n son,
IA =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11

CHEAP. FOR CASH.
Just received. dil from New York AN eiersnt AL
b.auH0i. iu' r.
O.. striped Paris slts
BLACK aud Blue Rack 90
- DO 90 Gro no k'rers lr'
~ 10 d. Gro dc ArnuIrr do
Rich Chcne "a Lawns ana Nusiins. entrei, new
~ rui s'iir-i llrkonef Crnhrirs
lrw pieces new STYLE Nousr'auc &c Lame
Mode anil Fancy co'I 90 40
Mauchcs. cr Ginlldms, % superior qualify
Rich Bis SILK S1twis
10 y hi Nofarfn
CoTdSIk Ont Emhd Nousfnc 10
Whie ard Cold swiss lenE Scarfs, entirely new
Humt1uucs and Mourning lawns
Fancy SIR M.rs. of every varictv
Black Mnhair 30. half fingers
French kId Cloves. Of an colofa
Nlark nitO'd Siik Frnfca
Fancy cofi Cords ana IasseIs
Sun Shades ami farlros
Io-cilcr with every description of.Co'ds suited Ia The
cNy ufic' which We arc determined in scaf rtircs 10
t1H tl' Times Intending 90 srcr constantly on hand
a"n assortment of Goods rtrI-uariy adinfcd % this
WiiN" We Nlve W1fo aff furrurufs COB fhc Nnffh
ceF' he most syire, aud those desiring
10 purchase can aiwaysbe supplied at
an6 Ne,t DOR Il, a r',,,i q r.,
. TOILET notifies. SC.
I"iibI BOTTLES, cu rss plain AMI colorei, very
Cologne Water from Jean Marie Parma, genuine, real,
superior.
french ant En.' 30 Esscn,cs or tho handkerchief with
IN assortmcut c hlr co D. tooth and nail Brushes Per.
frmcry AMI vcIy desirable ancy arfcra-fnr etic iv
AIfN NNnEU nTfNa Al A -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11
ALEXANDER DuvAL & co.

BALTITONE Lice INSURANCE. CO.
JOHN I. DONALDSON, President
VWlS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES fot one
OF more years, Tor l1fe, the following Tor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-11


For sale by SAMUEL. f. DOVE
sign OF the Black Boy and Mortar
NH 10 Mansion House, Richmond, Va
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
For the Camden Journal.

CAMDEN, Oct. 3rd 1912
Agreeable to previous appointment an adjourned
meeting OF the citizens of Kcrs,aw District con-
vcnrd this day for the purpose of hearing the reports
Of the different committees appointed al the former
meeting, with regard to constructing Rail road
from this place TO Gadsdcn, his Honor Jno. Work
man in tho chair and R. L. Wilson acting US Secrc-
tary.
COL Melville, chairman of the committee to
correspond with the Raleigh Gdston, Louisville and
Charleston Rail road companies, made Report, by
reading several comrnuncalI from the Presidents
of the different comp mics, and concluded by some
general remarks, and proposed that committee be
appointed to meet the stock holders Of the Charleston
Rail roud company OH the 22d next month, to con-
fer with them on the subject generally, which was
seconded by Mr.. J. McEwcn.
The committee appointed 10 correspond with the
Planters of the surrounding Districts, were not ready
to report
Mr. Shannon, from the committee 10 correspond
with the Lancaster and Kcrshaw commissioners OF
roads was rot prepared to report.
! Mi. Melville then urged the propriety of sending
delcqates to meet the stock holders in Charleston on
the e2d Nov. next 10 satisfy themselves of the
probable profits that would arise from the construc-
ton of Rail road from this place TO Gadsden, and
concluded by an able argument in its favor, which
was unanimously adopted.
Col Taylor, from the Committee to correspond
with the commissioners of roads for Kcrshaw and
Ricbland Districts. reported unfavorably, ns the
~ tlo ,,ffe
we'd that committee be appointed to confer spe'
cialy with the commissioners and endcavor 10 So
:. cure corporation Tho chair appointed col. w. )
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05

POur town, for week past, has presented a
much more cheering aspect for our business
men, than has been usual at so early period
in the season. The merchants (although they
do not advertise,) are daily receiving their sup
plies of fall and winter goods, and are prepared
to accommodate the wants Of their customers to
the fullest extent Our planters, too, are ma
king rapid progress in getting their cotton out
and considerable quanty is daily making its ap-
pearance in our market, for which as high prices
are given, as are paid in any of our inland towns.
The supply of goods on hand is as large as at
any former season, and our merchants are deter
mined to do business on the most liberal terms.
Our country friends may, therefore, rely upon
finding as favorable market in Camden, as we'll
for the sale of produce, as the purchase OF goods
as elsewhere.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
Tovlor, J. G.. Doby, and L. L. Whitaker Esqrs. on

Taylor, J. c. Dolby, and L. L. Whitaker Esqrs. on
that committee.
The chair then appointed the following gentlemen
as delegates meet the stock holders othe Charles
ton Louisville and Cincinutli Rail road company in
Charleston viz: C. J Shannon, Jas. McEwen, Col.
w. ]. Taylor, W. Kennedy, and E. ". Bonney.
On motion the meeting adjourned x
JOHN WORKMAN Chairman.
R. L. WILSON, Secry.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
Far the Camden Journal.
CAMP Cook, S3d Sept.

CAMP COOK, s3d Sept. 1s42.
After parade was dismissed, tic officers Of the 20th
Regiment, South Carolina Militia, assembled tegeth-
er for tic purpose of testyng their respect tor Col.
r. w. Hucy commander Of the Camp, Col. james
E. Reu,bcrt, was called to the Chair and Lieut. CoI.
Samuel R. Chandler requested 10 act as Secretary
The object Of the meeting being explained MAJOR
John c. Rhume offered tie following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we the officers Of the 2olh keg1-
mcnt South Carolina Militia, do cordially tender our
thanks and respect to COL 4. w. Huoy, for his off,
cer.like conduct, gcn,lemuny deportment-und the
republican, impartial feeling manifested towards al
the officers during tho whole encompment:
Resolred, That Notwithstanding we dissent from
Col Hucys opinions in relation TO brigade epcnmp-
mcnts, he possesses our entire confidence as an OH
Ger, republican and gentleman.
ResoEped, That in offering this testimony OF res
poet, we intend disparagement to the rest o Inc
gallant and distinguished officers OF Inc camp *
Resolred, That in our opinion suitable ano per-
manent parade ground, ought to be se'ected' and
purchased either by the State or Brigade; as great
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
From the Naw York Herald.

The Banks of Virginia have resumed success
fully, as matter of course. 1t was only for the
people to will that bankers like all those individ-
uals engaged in other business, should pay their
debts and honor their paper at presentation or
cease to do business, and the thing was dcne.-
Look back at the hundreds of mercantile firms
that suspended in 1887. Suppose that those
houses had undertaken to. continue to issue their
notes of hand aud never pay them when present
ed; how long would their customers have sub
mitted to the operation, Not day. Vet their
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
CIRCULAR.
CuARLrSLcy, Sept Isl, 1872.
,nnI Members cf the Sereral

To the President and Members q Hts "'e'"
Bible SocietiS IN The &iu:e Of No Ga ~
CiryT1suEy-T'ha time is near when II VIII
bo tho dutv Of the EvecnIve Comm'tten o' 'hH
Rible Convention, to report To Inc ahouf.'e'
meeting to be held az Columbia, dnr!Hg the mrs.
week Of the approaching session OF Inc !'r-'s''-
ure. the proceedings OF the year, IN reference L:
the ends proposed, VIZ: The sunpI%i"S' ana
keeping supplied, with the Holy hb'r' every
reading individual in tic State Wiling u IT,
ceve it. c.,,,1
Almost every District in The State was %@a,'' n,,r
by our report Of November last to na's l i','''
Society, and some Of them more t":'' -
SeveraI have since been established; 5" @iiat '"e
orranzation is ample for eifac!in& an "IlecI
which has enlstcned or received SO se'ic'"' oil
interest 1,,t rooon-
uanJed n the several Societies two principal oo-
jects: ,;,to c,npl,.
Inv fnrnisbincr every destitute individual Withn
tbo;r resnectiye spheres, and not merely every
family; and by extending the supply TO c,ii.u'rn'
suorestnn the Free Schools and sunday Schools,
az of5rding convenient channels and proper SUD-
iects for this branch Of the suPP y; ana. r
Q TO facilitate the distribution and sale OF
Bibles and Testaments, by the establishments o'
Depositories and Agencies, at convenient points,
in the several Districts.
We have now to solicit the favor OF COM
munication from your Society," If possible oy
the 18th October, ensuing, informing us what
measures have been adoped for carrying out
these recommendations within your DISTRICT, anu
what success has attended your efforts; WIN any
other facts or suggestion, IN reference 10 'e oo-
iect, which you may deem interesting;
The Convention is to meet a Ooiu'lio'd, y"
Thursday, the 1st day Of December next lhe
dav fixed by its own resolution,) at winch we
hone vour Socely will be represented by Deie-
gates. in accordance with the request OF thc
Convention in their 9th Resolution.
We take the liberty of adding, that the sums
tbus far placed at the disposal of the Executive
Committee during the present year, have ialeh
short of their engagements. we "ou,u, IT, 'iI1e
fore, suggest, that such collections, as Churches
in your neighborhood may be induced to make,
or such means as can be spared by the severai
societies, from the supply of their own DISTRICTS,
would. however small, be advantageously applied
to the general expences, which the Committee
have incurred in promotion OF the common oo-
.ject. *
Your obedient servants.
DANIEL RAvENEL. Chm'n,
go w. H. CARNwELL,
THOMAS SMYTH,
William W.WHIGHTMAN.
J. B. WHTRIDGE,
WILLIAM RILEY,
HENRY W. PERoNNEAU,
Executive Committee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-10-05
HEALTH OF CAMDEN.

Our town continues remarkably healthy; there
are but few, if any, existing cases Of fever, and
no new case has occurred for some time past;
and nearly all have readily yielded to medical
treatment. The weather is Delightfully."- pleasant,
and favorable to the continuance of that health,
with which we have been so abundanty blessed
throughout the summer