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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

RORY n N9'ics-We learn from the Noun, Ple,s,n,
NNe-s,sr, Uiai Miss MARY Campbell II Faycuc County,
'e~ h-'en las been cured uf Asthma, Win which ne
't. shl eicd Tor more Than Is years by The ne 81
agnes EEpccioraut The disease vas deco s,af.t a..
Ll tnis cure VS. Effected by the use on eleven
i.o 20 SISTER ads, we make This public Tor the
~an ih. same motive, and We may be Above 10 a1
lA ilis utodine, is nor common uudcE medic inc oft
Jay bu u the regular recent Of az educated ami well
SnoSa phy senn Dr jayne deserves well n posieTifv
ul s iots N ainehorAng the sufcriugs OF his fellow
men I've mas saved many, whose carelcssness ana nile
nave drought theta ucar the grave. aud bis Fxner
.ut y now not only used, bur opeuiy rccommept., bv
w oest AMI most Intelligent physicians, as \ curr n
SS-n ~ consumption; We know Of uofhn. r'rc inv,lr,
- .uI "a uctn iouud 90 re Of great service 10 uanv
sheed Win oppression ofthe breast ani disease OF ~
Nc' rs use - however be best recommend. af,on.
! PtlL sat En- Post
TO For sale by p JouNsToN
80, Apoihccary and Druseisf, successor To
- = LyCi. I1husfon 4 Iyel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

l.cl 80 icslranet especially when distant from rifes -
Mhele pncrs arc seldom % be met wth) having not oniv
tlc m'ialtc plate and al The modern inproverrnf- ~
soidfy. $500 't'e"A." and
= EhqraHfee In wrtrG entities The purchaser n On,
prove detective. 'e'f ''"uii V
~ new Pianos sid 10 remain in his city will be kepf in
tune enc year without charge. and those 10 BE- snf co.
TIC country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned, ici on hire and taken In erehsrre
mar Nrsir Store. no.,-.i.. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
LOTTERIES.
ID. ~. uoxr a. co.'s OFFICR-
Rtcfrao.d n.

lo's s,5 N.hone.s Lottery Class % draw September
M n, 49,, 80 ..l schsme-t prize Of s3Ofh lOa0
~ 80 80 800 2 lIn Is Of 100 8 Of So. ere
A eeTiileafe of a psetssr ~ - III. 49,. q, Il.
aDo'e Lot.eFy, vii be fot eisD-sh,,e. ~ ~
NaSnh :catsehcme ssOoop n ,,,,.. .,.,so, ,-,..
@ y; so No 10 d,sw SEPT i1'h isii Csp,sisi
oi t.Op, NSDl. 1900, 800 eaO aNo -o'sn d =,
20 ~ % i2o 10 OF co ~ of so IN ~ ~ o'o oi
S"of i51 etc. Whole Tickets charss IN ira
eer'hrsie II package of &C whole tes.,. 4, ~.
100 ~ ,casns, will be By n5yt A Co. Tor tis-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

=. For Nondly Morning.
~, Mononfala Class l.. prize Of s310ol, 1000 6no
900 400 Is 1000 etc. IS Nos-i3 drawn Tekefss no.
Borders FOR tickets in the above splendd Iofter,
VIII be met with prompt attention. II addressed TO
N. s1RATTON,
r.r., RlehmoEi,Vs.
CONFIDENTIAL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

The sutacriber lis con fa01i,
Iecelsins supplies from these
MAKERS, the superior quality o.
Whc- - Instruments, In ali re
-ieot', - duly acsnoW icdaef Nv
them.
~ those not already acqusint.
60 With these insti smcnfs. 10 NAV
not he supcrhuods % say fbff
hey arc mate with particular 70.
rHrI fu krrnfnr In fuUr f..I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

ea-2 Lyel, I56nsion s Iyei.
DALE's PATENT PLATFORM AND
A SUPPLY Of various sizes fsT ale a. he N,p,o.,,.
an 2! Iii Drown 8 TAYLOR
~ L. LAW LIBRAR
TIE August Number received f'5rf.tfs- Sssiert-.
E,oi y Tbsn, eon5Vded Bea9es Ghsneey Paetce
nc lolSwing WORKS will appear in carly number, Of
Selection 81 Leading Cases in Equity, with notes al,
, 4 Comieniun OF the law Of Person,l Proper,. hv
SI2ist Esq'r upon the plan Of the Compendium II
4, It[s.e Of The Law relating to Infants, SC by WIN.
Iotdchsf Baron Joy on The Evidence Of Ae.oooli...
sus' SMITH, DEiSkE aS S = MoRei E!
lhPORTAIlON OF ELEGANT FRENCH
STATIONARY BY
SMITH. DRINKER & NORRIS
WE lave opcne o-ay, direct from Paris another I,t
81 Dsaniilnl French Paper, and also fress ior bc
tpos Of Stamping upou notes ami cards Of invitations
''anuui icsgus and me initials ~ Games etc etc
Alto received fcgs spcndci Eoli1ssr Tgftcv Mo-.
CO r"5ioho' 10 which Ne invite the attention ollie ladies'
I oiLEIrE WARE. 10th Va sells snI s-s7c
piece, and Of the atcst and mos fashionable pat
".ns; lo' sic. wa. q. EurIER
aus 3,aors above Bel Ttvsr,
GROUND WAGON AND CANT uoxFs-
aus Jo1S \. GORDON.
UNITED IRISHMEN,
'IHblR lives anil Times, vois--byR q Mtiie, Nm
Of EvciIua, tcreIia. etc. - " +''"'i
~ 'ani - oi our Mrs1-jnsi received and f,r sale
SUI SMITH, bRiNkER & NORRIS
,,vr FINE CHEWING TOBACCO
w hut 'fculng tNs WorunE pare of pfvl nttt-..
superior tncvln1 Tobacco. TINS lot lras bssr ,,,i.
cncd. t''''5f ai' ~ not sweet
JUS ALEXANDER DUvALGCo.
{ VhbED HAIR MATTRASsEs We have
iot ..lc a very l1w prices a small III d. i.s 90,
e. uelf hatirtsfcs, OF good quahy
sl-z iNtoEs & BROTHER.
II Nv ~ nsD,s TONIC MIXTURE, OR W.
- GEIAhLE FEBHIFUGE-A spc.-fc' s,l |
iasung cure Tor Fever aud Aguc- for s1cm
aus t,eIv,tiy Ii. 1850 ~
fLouR-faiuly aod EUra supcffno Fiour for ale.
"a BURTON.
GUGAH, COFFEE, g
- - ttcts, fou0 REQ, New o. cans sugar
Double Loaf single loaf lump and N Orl.,,. a., /
Cuta Cllrfcd sugar w"
lava Laura Msraci.Jo ani 81 Dolninro Coaee
Iofto kicc, New Orlcfnsand Sugar Hone 49,.
ucrtliscrrool Factory FledS1h ~" 'o'
, Ismiy bacoa, ctc,-ior sale.
Jus" RN BURTON. ]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

FRENCH ROoks

4 EkCE bs-A supp5y of healing F,,T-.---- +, -
- sept eouaianty Tor sale AZ JoIiN.T1iNsss,s Genes
81 - Late Lyell. I1nnafns. A 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
For Saturday, 10Th September.
SEPTEMBER tOTTrptCS
sTRATTON's OFFICE,

sTkATrON's OFFICE,
F6HTfseNfA Street
drawing of Va Leesbniz Lottery. Extra 39-sept Id:
II 50 o. 50 ~ n ~ . - 3 p
ieEet Nos II " g. another capital sold AMI paid Ly
sTRATTON.
Dn~inE OF V, Lecshur- lottery. No tO-sept 9Th:
- &c ~ % a . p II 81 CO q
HALL ticket Nos q S. another good prile od aud pad
) TRATTOS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

j W',hANiDLPH co. have just opened an invoice,
- 90 on RI, zen hooks, In the various Dcrart
mcus OF Lhctaturc' direct from Paris vrblch Mi,
% molcrae aivince As tie gn.ntes - o.S ~ FOL sol
loties will Re published room. e'V 5 1a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

n. !.
"A j their last Fair awsricd the Premium to william
- JENNINGS for the best specimen OF Read, Made
Siohins, rom whose celebrated Establishment We ay
lnst received handfonc assortment Of black SILK ami
sara vests Of the very hfst quality, aud which will be sold
at the lowest Richmond prices. STARR & co
sea Oppnsfe ETcbapcc Jc,.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
TO VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANTS !

The best bargains offered In the sre-ani,h, ,o,
offensive assortment ~
CHINA, oUEENswsRE ASD GLAss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
NEW BOOKS REcEIYFn

IL ANbt'N r.totf a1d Sa,fh.r,- A.
Ius.i,,fe,, 49, IN nc Sfuhrrn -tafrs AMI r,.,,sh -
,f" ~ fetli seri1ur OTIS srt $780,. - a. "''
Lie sad w,,S f ~ ta.i.,so IN vi, u"
spegsc,I yS,h hi,,. a.. ooen'Er rsrtcr Ma.an l,,-,
oi,, To- OF 81 ehthi Of Cs-ts ~ D., ~
IA Ys,e IS,e OF Sa'ori Philosophy and Soro,n
lthrary Of Srleef Nlvels
AZ . ccuts each. ~ 'e'-shien, berg No l..
SCOTS TIc'irs now esifo,
- M ng's Coli~Ge Res Irnres , -..s..
euIsl oi'ages snd College Villas and 49, n ssns o-
il,,,,.,,, .s.te - North A1erici ~ A NJ ani
~, r,,,H VIII numerous enrravirss "o"ninE-
..'i,.. nano'ts ant the cfnsry Bird e,uu,,, a.
e.a NHh ~ appendix con'sinog ,liTcr,,ors ~ No.
Sookr'ore Of s'"~ DiIis Tor sale ~ tho
ul9 sRfrr1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10


a srLnNpip assortment u Black satin upd F,n.v
= SiN Ncss row on hand Likewise uclt ,srorfc1rnt
ur.rs To- th -,st az VI ""ea VII DC suI AZ reduced
- ~ "' '''o cash. STARR a Co
- opposite Exchange Hotel.
| INlIED lRl-HMEN.-J " RandoIph a 10 E.v. -
- ceivcd for sale the United 1rshuisn their I've, ~.
8mcs ~ u Maiden y, author " Novels In tbe 81,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
SACRED nIuSIC

D. ii. TAYLOR has just received the United States
Ps9lmoi,. being a collection OF Psalm and Hymn
pesn Masters, TO which IL added large number Of orig.
nal compositions Of more than thirty different authoTs
written expressly for this work
The whole forming an ample variety for the service Of
Ee sanctuary, the lecture room, the dina ion Of Minis
tefs the conservation OF Churches pube fasfs national
sgivings, marriage celebrations funeral solcmnes
&c 30 Mrs. .Sfcre. onro.it. 81. Rnrt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
NEGROI;s MANTFD

E'Nlk anlc bodied Negro Men. young ani healthy n
Rool character fcr Farm iu Ofanfc AZ Pors,fip M
49, a0ood Cook, and Roy accustomed to house serviee
ucec servants arc wanfcdlor rcntenaus own uss AMI
Apply % ' ' e'-'-'
au9 gUrTTrn 4 pr.rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

fHuRNIP sEED.-Juu rcccveia nosb supoiv q,
landfcih's TutniP seed, ofthc following vsroiicE
Fai Dutch
Ruia Rsga, or yellow Swedish
Rcd Tor
Dalcs Hybrid and large Globe
The shove arc warranted 90 DC genulna and fresh To be
had 90 y IOpNarn,s "
auf Successor % T.yell Iotnsfoo a Tssu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
Friday, May l3.
In SENATE.
.ppopTIONNENT Bill

APPOkTIONNENI BILL
The Judiciary Committee reported the Apportion
ment Bill this morning with amendments The amend
ments are important They propose a ratio of fifty
thousand, instead of 50,l79-the ratio adopted by The
the fact that it will produce the same result as the
House provision
The House inserted the provision ultimately agreed
upon, for the that the fraction was Tie large'
number which would produce the like result. The Ju
dietary Committee also provides for thirteen addtiona
members-one from each State having fraction Of
more than moiety of that adopted in the Consttu
.ion-This will give $40 members
The Judiciary Committee adhere 10 the District sys
tenn. bu, change the manner somewhat from the re
ousi,ions adopted or required in the provisions OF the
House Of Representative
Mr.. MERRICK offered the Resolution submitted ~
him day or two since, requiring Senators to regare
Executive papers as confidential. ihe Resolution iie
over for one day.
The morning business was not important The me
morals presented were numerous, aud IN ADDITION Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

pepden. Of any information from the Executive head
r,L;no that stand lie. the Executive communicate in
formation. if he should think proper TO do So II sent
voluntarily very ws sH, ne e a1 sc,au snd
information where they could
Mir. MERRlCK withdrew bis amendment for The pre-
eent and The resolution then laid upon the table
REMOVAL. OF CAUSES FROM TIE STATE TO THE
n' FEDERAL COURTS.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration oil
the bill providing for the extension of remedial justice
IN The courts Of the u. $.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON addressed the Senate in favor
or he hill and in reply the remarks Of Mr.. Buchanan,
delivered on former day.
The Senate the adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
.,,:n ,,;s Hearty concurrence.

give this bill his hearty concurrence.
Mr. HUNTINGTON next obtained the moor; ou, te oi-
rrsd TO weld il 10 any gentleman opposed to The bill,
no mnht feel disposed 10 reply to the senator ron,
Massachusetts, As however, it wha then hall past .
ol,rk sn1 tao late 10 proceed with the discussion this
eyeninr. he would move g" into Executive session
The Senate, accordingly, went into Executive sss'
oo and infer some time spent therein, adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

iron bar being paid for at the same price as the mos,
aIoho,oie uork-the contract being for one UNIFORM
price per pound for all the iron work. .;
The discussion and some expansions were CONF
n0wNE The committee then and repaired pro-
a,e.. and the House adjourned a, haf past o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
May Il


IN cHAScEaY-In Noltoway County Court, I'd stp''"'N
1911: -. rra,,on and ohef'
Josiah iiantl'y' Anthony S'' 'en''"'" w. ranS.s
Thomas Atkinson oun;us Atkinson, son Of SAID nends
others, .,,, II asa Hunk!
on is ordered ,hs. , seeorn,
undey be referred Fabus Lawson, as ,se same ,o
for settlement and that said commissioner aa
distribute The balance il any, that may O.Ta Of The
said settlement among the distributes Of We entered The p
Hundcy in a manner conormab!e to dee'e Isish IIand
eeber term ls39 Of Ills in the case o, .sana T'
Anthony ellis Benjamin ovcnon, and o'he'''
Atkinson, Cluintus Atkinson and othef"
A Copy-Ieste, = p,rycERALp, I. .
=, j.. ,,,,,,..s Ar. hereby notified I. .,,.a s
ed 1 day Of J sx ,b s| 1iesSns
nisvle, Amelia county At 10 os'oe1 .GIIS EAWsoMsr
mcnt.
Esy II, lsA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

FROM FLoRlDA.-The United States Steamer Col.
w. S Iarney, Capt. Pearson, arrived yesterday alter
noon from Palatka.
Halleck Tusenuggee has come in withou; abtc!
eighty Indians. This locks more like closing The v"
than any thing that has transpred recently. We ia's
been favored with the following extract Of Pn'a@
letter:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

Hon. Henry A. Wise was, on Thursday, arrested by
the Marshal of the District, upon warrant lssu,d BY
Hon. Judge Thrusion Of the Circuit Court upon the
information of citizen, who made oath that be appe
hended duel would take place between the said W'e
and the Hon. Edward Stany. The case came before
Justice Morsell yesterday, and was, by him, sent
before the Judge of the Criminal Court, who will b'
the same this day 10 o'clock. Mr.. Wise in the
is at liberty his parole Of honor 10 keep
the peace. /, is understood that some important qut'
tions involved in this trial, Mr.. Wise denying The
legality Of his arrcst, which caused the matter to teH
erred to the Hon. Judge for his decision.
fUaShington indez, May a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

"FALATKA, May q, Ie'=.
"Hallcck Tustennuggee With about so persons 10
Guiding &c warriors came in at Fort Mcclure obou'is
LIST or End Some Creeks and few Of Sam Jones Gfh
among The number = Sarannah Georgian, Nay .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17
How can person Judge Of Piano by Tie 0a'ss'
0ppedr anf69

HPVtHT HHtt n
NY sklfiI cabnctMaker frame beau'i:nl CaN ~
N these splendid outsidcs frequently forEd to COVE
poorest Of insdesb il requires something more to h
good and durable ACTION which il The most imIoiaa'
connected with Piano-a thing scarcely ever o"keu b.
how can purchaser be judge: The safest way IS 10 M
upon tai. and then To be on III, sale s
have near THIRTY PIANO FCRTEs fer sale :. ,s.ts
prices upon t,,sl-f they good, Ses' "
they are bad, return them. t., Va,
Dealer in Books and Piano foaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

IJAMPDEN SIDNEY CULLEGE.-Tbe Summer , ,es',s .,
III this Institution will the Isl day OF Jun
and terminate 4h Wednesday Of Serteihacf W. M
The expense, Of the session are, load $40; Tuition
rent ST. deposit IS; servants hire 25 all piyabe W a.
| MOSES d. HOGE, Clerk Vi ine IN
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-17

In the United state, for the Eastern District OF
at Norfolk, Aay 9th, 1912: = s,,c-a
CANGSTOS, WHITLEY Il Co aud Jas ~ q W .,ei n 70
y Co. and Edward Pi'man Co., all Of Ga'mSs, s,f
Of Josiah Denson q Portsmouth, ha'a as1 n'1 yere
that tho said Josiah A. benson may be declared m
and having been ordered by the Court tina! S
before the Court the 9th day Of May why ". ,rces;
TO the Court that the orders Of publication therein pave 81, o,I
published twenty days, IS required BY ine h, cane
CONT II is there ordered by the Court % ,b sd
shown before ie Court 10th day Of June nei
Josiah A. benson declared bankrupt, orr
Of In at behalf made, and that copy OF a Esa
published in the newspapers according to tie 2@nu a''
Copy-Tes;e, .o,.nrpy. Cs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-08
@ADgDMM D0TIAe


TsNFl e subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
Il and tho public generally. that he has taken
that large and cominodnus building erected at
GApsDEx, Richland Dcstcict, as House of Enter
tainment, where he is now prepared to take in and
lodge any number Of Travellers with comfortable
bed and bedding ut charges contormablc to the
times. His table snail he furnished at all times
with the best tho Charleston Mlrkct can otford his
house shall be attended by the most attentive scr
wants under his own inmedIte ey' his Bar furnish
cd witt, tho best OF Liquors and Wines; and during
the summer months at ull times an abundant sup
ply Of Ice; and last hut by no means lcas his Stables
which arc con,mnd,ous will he attended by a Host.
Ter inferior TO none in the United States, sand his
Barns well supplied with Prove"dcr, which horses
left IN, his charge, snail have plenty of.
He hopes tTomst.c healthy situation of his house
and untiring attention to customers to share liberal.
ly of public patronage. WIN. SILVER.
n. B. This being The nearest point from all parts
Of Sumter, KcTsraw, Darlingion, Chesterfield, and
L,ncastcr Districts, to ins,crsect the Rail Road,
pcrsol travelling 10 Charleston VIII find it gr, atty
to their advantage to stay here oes night and take
the cars next morning.
G .dsden. June |.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-08

rights of America were disregarded by both. par
tics-But now that she is one of the great en-
pires of the world, adds the Review, "with only
one civilized nation superior to her in territory,
and only four superior to her in population, she
ought to feel how improbable it is that any other
power will wantonly offend her. She ought 10
exhibit and we trust that she will exhibit, the
marnanimous candor and forbearance of consci-
Gus strength But though America is irritable
she does not bear malice-a defeat does not ran
kle in her mind as subject of revenge at the
distance of half century,
The article refers to the controversy between
England and the United States respecting the
right ofsearch and admits that England has
gone too far in disregarding international law on
this subject. The following remarks are tc the
point in the present state Of the dispute; they arc
in accordance with the views which we took oc-
casion to indicate when we last referred to this
topic:
"As really practicable solution, we venture
to suggest that England should direct her cruis-
ers to viSi: no vessel showing tie American flag,
unLesS conrincedihGt she assumes IL fraHdu2enHy;
and that America should accept, as sufficient
excuse where an American vessel has been visit
ell, declaration on the part Of the visi;ing-of-
tcer, that he visited her in the belief that she was
mol American. However sensitive American
honor may he, it can scarcely be wounded by an
involuntary mistake"
We believe that this is the only practicable
mode of meeting the difficulty, and that no spe-
ca treaty is required. When there is reason to
suspect that a vessel is using afalse flag for un-
fair purposes, it is allowable for any cruiser to
board her, and to examine into her character. If
an honest trader is sometimes stopped, the visi-
hpo sc
lyconducted If there be any vexatious de,en-
or other abuse, the visiting party must be an
swerable for it. We can see no reason why a
great principle ofinternationa law, essential 10
the independence of nations and to the freedom OF
the seas, should be yielded for the sake Of afford
ing British cruizers extraordinary privileges in
the suppression of neerious traffic, yet which
might he abused for o!her purposes-and the
more especially when evasy facility which such
surrender would confer, may be really had with
out it.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-08
Rendezvous. DeKalb. Rifle Gnards, !
- JUNE l, 1912.
Target Firing

BY order of Capt. Dikinson, the Deha!o KIf's
Guards will parade at their Rendezvous II Sum
mer Uniform, (white Pantaloons) on the secohe
Saturday (11th) in June,for inspection and targe
firing. The following prizes will be awarded tc
the best marksmen, under the annexed .regula-
tions: -
l.. The Commissioned Officers will act as mana
gers, the Sergeants as judges.
,. The distance to be 100 yards with rest anu
80 yards oiiat hand.
5. The target will be board six inchs square,
with bulls eye one inch in circumference,
painted in the centre
4. Each member Will be entitled to three shots.
5. The first prize, the Offers Cup,*,will be
awarded to the three nearest shots tothe 0uIFs
eye. -
6. The second prize, the Sergeant's Cup, will be
awarded to the tc0 nearest shots Out Ct hree,
to the bulls eye.
I. The third prize, the Pouch and Plume, will
be awarded TO TIE single nearest shot to the
bulls eye.
The commissioned officers are detailed to pre-
pare suitable place for the shooting. and the
Sergeants to furnish the three targets of the
form above specified.
GFAH Dgfanlters to prerious musters are or
derea!O report hemSPlres 10 the Orderly Sergeant,
or they aOiH be fined by default.
W. 3. JOHNSTON, o. s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-08

a Lucky THovGIT.-Durnr the early part
Fthe French invasion of Algiers-occupI.:on,
VIC believe, is the miler diplomatic tern-;l
small party OF the French tronps fell into al Ara!
aubu$cadc, and those who c:e not Immediately
slain or taken Prisoners were obi led TO place
more trust in Their nccls hen their muSkets /
happened that the rcgiIncntal banl was with the
party, and the uiiiI eia..s made rstrea: with the
rest, IN = prGsiisSiR0 movement OF the most aIld
execution. The ophcied player was, however
embarrassed by his instrument, ard he was heS-
taing about carrying it further, when happening
to cast Part!Iian glance behind, to his constcr-
nation he hchel an Arab liorseman close TO him.
Further flight was usclcss-there was nothing
for him but 10 firht or surrender. Years of de-
scrt slavery made gloomy prospact; and ye;
what could his side sword av against the spear
o. his pu-sucr! Desperatonis is the parent of ma
ny strange resource. The lately abused ophi-
cleii was lifted to his shoulder, muskct fashion,
and the muzzle brough: to cover his foc The
Arab va. struck with panic; doubtless this was
some new dcylry of those accursod Giaours-
some machine OF death, with mouth big enough
to sweep hall his tribe into eternity. Not Sc
coad did he hesitate, but wheeling round, he gal
Topped offat pace that soon took him out OF
what he conceived might be the range OF this
grandfather OF all the rnuskets. Had Prospero
heea there to have treated HIM 20 blast some.
thing between volcano and typhnon, that side
OF Mount Atlas would never have beheld him
more. OI: musician made his retreat good
with higher opinion Of the powers OF his rstru-
men: than he ever before possessed; and the sto-
~ was the amusement OF the French army tor
many day afterwards.
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sweled nv bosom, enhanced as it was by per-
sonol of,ction for its object. ! see him amidst
his victorious fellow-Sodcrs, and in the pre-,
aence ser of city which his skill and courage had
rescued from rapine and ruin, the theme OF all
praise, the object of all gratitude, the dcposto-
nv of all the tribute OF the human heart. But
by the transaction (now brought TO mind by this
blh he was placed as it seems to me, in a still
birhar and nob!cr attitude. In the very flash of
victory, with his soldiers around him, and in the
city he had saved, he was summoned to trial
for an imputed mislelncanor; and confess
Mr. President, that, more than the battle, it
swelled nv bosom to see him bend that laureI lea
brow before the sclt OF justicc-patiently taking
its censure, and submitting to its award. In
deel, it was very noble spectacle, and has
embIazonca tic principle Of our institutions
tha, the military is subordinate to the civil au-
thority, AID that all men are equal before the
law