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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

NARyIAND.-Ls systems de repudsa
ton ma aucune chance dass 10 Maryland.
tsus les citovens 70 rrononccnt hsuiernens
contre une aussi peplorabis doctrine, ct
Ton est certain que Ia legislature prendra
tsutes Les measures necessaires peur assn.
rsr Iinvioiakilits du credit public.
Les aeux chambres, dit lie Patriotic do
Baltimore, abordsront cetts question COM
mo il convent 4 des legislatenrs ct 4 des
e~itoyens jaloux do l'hs de lsur pays
D'apres 10 msme journal, assessment
dss taxes qui await epfouve que'ques diff.
cultos dams c~ertsins comics, est pressure
achieve maintsnant, ct Ia collection so
pers m%aintenant sans peinc. lie tresor a
deia rscu un total d'enviren $3.50 600.
Les smbarras fnanciers du Maryland sont
loin d'stre insurmontables /; une augmen-
tatisn temperate DIES taxes ~suffirait pour
los faire di-paraitre /; Ton pense qu'elle se..
"a vetes par Ia legislature ct que lee cite.
yen. sly seunettrent de bonnie grace.
TAbeihe du 25,]
Nous applaudisscns hautement aux bon.
res dispositions des citeysns du Maryland {
nsais nsus v~erriens avec blsn plus de plai.
air encore So rEaliser la nouvelle suivante
que ncus trouvons dams Evening Chroni.
Gle do Lenders du 3 novembrc, OF qui
ssmble cenflrmer &c que le Globe de
Washington dlsait ess jsurs derniers au
sujst dun movement qn'es organise pour
fairs assumsr la dstts des Etats par 10 geu-
vsrnement general au Consros:
.Des avis rceus reinforcement aux Etats
Uni., portent quo los honmes do tous les
parts commencent a %s'occuper sarieuse-
mont des moyens dc ~relevcr 10 credit des
stats afia dc faire r~enaiire 10 prosperite
generate. Nous regerdons ce movement
eemne 10 PRECURSOR de neilleurs lours
pour rAmerique ct l'Angle,erre, ct nous
nous rejouissons gull vienne du peuple,
source do tsut ~peuveir aux Etats Unis. II
rendra plus c~ertainss les measures su'on
~sdsptera ct la rtpuhlique fsderale plus
respectable.
Uns fsis 10 credit de l'Am6rique etabli,
at nos lois do cercale miss sur une base
equitable, les deux pays m~archerent rapi.
dement, vsrs le bien.e tte. II nous fevient
cue l'etat Dc rlllinois qul a etc 81 gene
par ses wastes enterprises de chcmins do
fer ct do canaux, fait de grands efforts
pour payer une partis des interets do sa
dstte echue en- j~anvier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

DuEL.--Ce nest pas settlement a New
York qu'on %poursuit les duellis,es FImpar-
tial de Vermillenville du % novelnbre rend
compte dun jugementsu i nous a paru passer
toutss les borncs de Ia facilite avec laguelle
OH salt approprier les lois aux circumstances
Nous faisors suivre ce compte-rendu, qai en-
dira plus que toutes les reflections qu'on pour
raft faire sur CO sujet {:
Dams l%'affairs de Ietat centre Ernest
Monthly pour s'ttre battu en- duel avec
p. M. Schmid, le jury, apres avoir enten.
du les tdmelguages teus concluans contre
Ie prevepu. a rendu un verdict de culpabi-
lite. Avsnt l'instruction du process, Schmid,
pour 80 metre 4 l'asri des poursuites dir.
gees contre lui, a quite Ia vile.
La nouveaute de cette affaire, Ia pre-.
miere de ce genre dams la paroisse. await
fat naitrs un vif inter6t. lie jugs fit men.
tien dun certain noHbre de personnes
utiles don't Persistence await etc termines
par Ie duel, l'urgence do falre disparaitre
Get abus ct dechra que, pour cctte fois
settlement, il serait plus indulgent que no
lui prescrivaIsnt Peut 6tre la loI ct Ia |Igne
do sss devoirs en- consequence, il condam-
ma 10 prevent a qplnze jours de prison, $50
d'anepdc ct lea fia,s. II aiottts. en- outre,
s,e 81 i'm deiit do cettc espacr go PR .ntait
dc nonveau devsnt hi, i sppIiquerail sIors
{, Hs la rigueur de la lol
L'accusG uyant excite une grande sym
saihie psrn,i les hsbItsns ct lie Jury, ma
ia qua CO concours. 81 favorable pour hi
la ltgerete do Ia peinc qu, Iui a Gle irhI.
gee.
Tout 10 monde connait la peine que pro-
nonce la loi, lorsqus le jury Il declare raccust
coupable, ct par consequent tout lie monde
| peut apprtcier la sentence du juge. QUAINT a
raccusta nous lie felicitons dc son heureuse
chance, ct nous ne lui conse llerons pas Ia
demandsr une revision de ce j~ugoment, en-
admettant que &C fut possible.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

BONNIE NoUvELLK.--Le Directeur &C.
neral des Pestes, coavaincus des Difficult.
tes qui entravent la navigation des batoaux
4 vapeur qui ira uspertent la MALE jnsqu'au
Cap Fear, OF de Ia a Charleston, a dome
rordrs de faire que la MALE ira
par Ia roate a Raleigh d Columbia. Par
cette vote 10 transport Sc tera, simon avec
autant de c6lGrlts, du moins avec plus de
regularite. nen settlement pour Charleston
mais encore pour tout 10 Sud. En- atten.
dant, le Directeur General va faire &C quill
pourra pour que, pendant la dnree du cor.
.rat %actnei. les stspulations gull content
rolent renlp'las aussi exactement que pos.
ble.-(towvier,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

PEINE DE moRT.-La Legislature do
lEtat duaVerm"nt went de passer une loi
qui est pressure virtueIlsment l'ahoIItion de
la peine de mort. Cette tot substitute 4 Ia
peine capitale I'empr'sonnement perpetual,
avec la facuIta pour Ie gouvtrneur de fai-
reextcatef lie cendatnnr apres une aimee
de rec'usion. II est fort probable qu'on
r]encontrera pen ade gouverneurs dispo-
-es a user de ee dsoit !; aussi consldere-t.
on Ia peine de mort CONNIE enforcement
abo'ie dams lEtat du Vermont, Ell cette
dprniere clause "a sans doute etc admise
que parce q~a'elIe epgasera lie condamn6 a
Sc ben conduire.-AbeiHc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Tn Journal de Boston comm pour Sos
idtcs aboll,ionni~tes, dit que i'sscIavage
chancello d Cube, OF que 10 gonvrrnemcnt
american a lie projet b'en arGth d'empIo.
yer dIrectement on lndirecicinent l'agancs
do noire ambassador en- Espagne pour
soutenir son existence. En- suppbsan nj que
celia soft vrai, il semblerait que les gems
du Sud, dtmocrates OIL wings, Sc nontrent
peu reconnaissas rs envers une admini~tra-
ton qnl fat tant pour les METRE a labri
de linsurrection. Mas lis ne %croient pas
sane doute que leur traRquilIite put 6tre
mise en- danger par les evenemens de-
Cube. ct lis peuvent SO considfrer aSsez
en- etat de Wroteger leur existence Ell Ieurs
frontieres centre les tentalives de ietFsn.
ger. II est probable gull craignent pill
tot les fnenees snurdes, de qIeIqre.uns lie
leurs compatriotcs dn Nord, car nos plan.
tours n'aIraient qua gagner su> change
mems qn'on semhIe Apprehension d Cube ct
a Porto Rico.-Couricr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

lie sccr6taire de Ia socsfte moravc de
BetleeIn (PennsyIvanie) Went de fare
banqueroGte pour une so,n,ne considerable.
la soci6te en- eprouvera des pertes tres.
graves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

NoL.-Samedl soir, Is noyembre, nne
tentative dc meurtfe sMvie de vol a etc
comsnise au bayou Ch@ne, paroi$se St.
Martin. Deux iudividus masq'es d6fon-
csrcni la maison dun v~ieillard nomme Nj.
Matthew, firenl feu sur lui, Ell fort heureu-
sement ne l'atteisnlrent point ; mais lis
Iui porterent I'M coup de eoutesu au bras,
battirent sou fills, s'emparerent ensuiie
dune somme de 5000 en- espsces, que Mr..
Matthew tenai. cachse dams ua lit de
Plume ct prlrent Ia flute.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

sRYIERE obstruction du con-
fluent de ce fieuve dams le Mississippi, a
fait proposer, pour y remedIer, divers mo
vens don't lie meilIour sernbie Gtre celnl gui
consis,erait a intercepter la coinmunlca-
ton des eaux de la Riyiere Rouge avec
rAtchafalaya, qui. sans doute, a etc jadls
lie canal naiureI par OH les eaux de Ia pre-
mlere Sc rendraIent a la lner. Mas il esl
probable qie &c moyen serait peu du godt
des pIanieurs qu' ont teurs habitatlons le
bong de neutrality-suspicious.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

OREGoN.--Un assemb.eepubique a Gu
lieu lie 8 do mons dcructr, q Alton, dams
i'IIinois, i i'c0et dc prrndrc de-rmesures
pour la coionlsatien dn territnire de lOle-
gon. Dos resolutions ont eie adopttcs,
sui appeiient Iattentien Immediate do
Congress sur i'sccupaIIon de ce terri;oife
par les Etats unls j; il ,st important de Sc
batter, 81 l'on veut gnrder sur ce point la
superiorilh commerciale.-AbeIle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

9 dtc. AZ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
New Works.

A NEW NOVEL BY MARRYATT! -
PERcrvAL KEENE, new novel by Capt. Maryatt
was received at the New World office, by the steam
or Acadia and will be received here soon us pub
lislcd Price, 81 | 2 cents.
The CONSPIRACY OF AARON BURR, an original no
vel, by lady, emitted The Conspirutor," and pub
lisled in double rxirn New World. This work Is
noticed in the New York papers an elegant and
entertaining work. Price, 25 cents.
LETTERS FROM TIE SHoREs OF TIE BALTIC This Is
n delightful work by an English Lady, giving graph
ic descriptions of the city and splendid court o. 81
Petersburg 1t is said to be onc of the most tascI
mating works or,he season. Prices. 81 2 cents
LIFE OF Henry CLAY, with full length likeness
of this eminent statesman Price, II 2eeDts.
pru nuke room for "Bu!we;'S Last OF the b.
roma" and other new works, the few copies on
hand. of tn" following works, taken together, Will
lie sold as follows: The Life and Times of Louis
PHILIPPE and the Life of Henry Clay, 81 l-2 cents;
Lo,turs from the Baltic and Abel Parsons 81 l-2
W. B. JOHNSTON, Agent
for The New World.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
From the Charleston Mercury.
FOREIGN AFT AIRS.

Though the manufacturing rl"ls nave
scnsibIy impe'Ird and confused ing current
of business, vet if the extent of them be
considered, lhc effect has been much less
disastrous than hit be expected. ne
traces ofIhr CONFUSION are s'' u now '"u-
ing fat away, aud business las at'''""'
recovered from the sli"ck. Ills 'h"''a'tS
nol on;y great energy in the Ah'n'"iS''a-
tiun, but great aud general co"tdc"cc III Us
power to protect property and enforce "r'
der. Tnr rapIti,y Of communicative" rom
p,in, to ruiul has given /" the p"licr
new power, and II Is now sen tor tn III 81
time To what an extent steam III lis 'af'-
Gus f,rms can multiply The effectiveness
# an army. The people had not calcuia-
ted on that.
C",ton has. if anything. gained a Little
in the Two weeks since li;e f"rt''~i n"''cts'
and these seems n.wn sufficient cause IN
prospect for the depression of lha, slap
One thing We like m"l-the extent OF spe-
.culaliuu in Liverpool. When that once
brromrs the fashion nf the market: as II
seems to he now, there are II" natural
b,uu $ tu it. but The failure of credit,
which unfortunately is cerlai" not To lai'
ill the mischief Is dnne. The prevalence
or sprcula,iun leaves us in doubt how lar
the late activity in The cotton market may
have anv basis in substantial causes, ana IL
is vrly much In he lhn'ented thai II shouiu
no, be nippcd in the bud.
An cxrcIIrnt and abundant crop in En-
uland and in France, is now certain, and
that cannot fail I" have agreal eft ct, II not
cou:.leractcd. The treaty with The United
STATES. and the settlement of The kegency
question in France are ais" in high de-
gree favorable To business. On the other
hand our Tariff is most unfarorablr, AMI is
likcIv ,o exert even worse influence on
our valuable and growing commerce With
France. than on that with England.
The great expense aud still uncertain
issue oflhe English wars with China anu
AfTshanislan have the same unfavorable
effect. These arc not new causes "i de-
prrssion, however, and only continue, not
add to the present causes for the duliness
trade.
In respect Of the present position oi
trade, then. il may be said that some "i 'he
uufavorable influences are dissi paled, and
though some are added, there is ON The
wholp a balance in favor of a revival and
restoration f the tone ofihe market, which
i likely To operate, as far as our exports
ar. concerned. thr.ugh the SEASON The
imports will pr"babIy br UNUSUALLY small
and the effect of this may be scnslhly ielt
afterwards.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

ResolDed; That all WHO actively partici.
patcd in the infliclinn OF that insult, are, by
that act, personally disgraced, rendered
unworthy of the American name, and de-
serving of fpublc execrallon.
Resolped, That all who Passlvely parllcl'
pated in the infic,iun OF that Insdit, by
not protesting against it, or otherwise re-
pelling it, are gully ofa gross derelictlon
Of duty as American ctIzehs.
Resobrcd. That it was the duty of every
good citizen who was present when the III
suit was given, either to protest against H.
10 The person presiding on The occasion, or
10 leave the scene Of 50 gross an outrage
Resolped, That in the last daStardly at
tack upon the President we see 'he pro-
grcss Of a systematic attempt on The part
of his malignant opponents, and persecu-
Ted through Two successive sessions "i Con
gress, to destroy The executive department
of the Government, aud 10 b'lns II under
the cunlrol ola faction fatal to the liberties
Of the people.
Resolped, That we will sustain the exc
culive department, wl"s"e'rr may admin
isler it; aud will preserve II lnvola'e, win
evcrv other wise provision III our glorious
constitution, for The bcnchl ol lulure geh-
eralIuMs.
Resozved. That we snlrmnly Prntest to
Great Britain, France. and all other ma
lions, the insults offered our President on
that urrasicn are not approved ny the Peo,
pie Of the Urited States, but eSrile ana
will continue to call forth their utmost IN
dignalion; that th"y were The acts OF The
internal enemies Of our form of govern
men. and republican freedom, whose "pi"-
i"ns. Objects, and policy we verify believe
I, be identical with those of the old Fed
craI party, aud its political descendants
who snerrcd at our counlry's vic~rles, RI
orrul, its valor, aud lreacher"usly hoist
ed blue lights to conduct The ships oil the
enemy into our ba. bors,t lay waste our
cites, ami pillage our cIllzrns.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

As some uncharitable persons might think my
onnosition to Brigade Encampments arises from
dis,nnoin,ed aspirations in the military, to them
Iwould say, that am still attached to the militia
and intend 10 hang on to the humble but honor
able command of my Bea, Company and to make
myself proficient in the science that l may rem
der myself worthy of the high distinction to
which once aspred and being worthy, shall
hope to attain it.-Now word to our Agrlcnl-
tural brethren, of which are most of our militia
officers. To you, would say, give to agrIcul-
ture vour first thoughts, as the subject OF most
imrortance-Believe in the truth of the asser-
ton ";hat whoever could MAKE two ears OF corn'
or two blades of grass to grow upon spot o'
ground where one grew before, would DO oet'er
for mankind, and do more essential service 10
his country than the whole race OF Polltlc'ais
put together" Let us then, turn to agriculture
with the militia, as her right and strong arm; they
mutually aid and support each othcr-oat agri-
culture first!-The force OF my quotation above,
is obvious 1t will be apparent with increased
means of support, we shall have increased poPu-
lation or at any rate. "check or put do"ii 'iia'
spirit of emigration, which has already IN Its
current, swept wealth, population and patriotism
before it." But enough-Please publish this
and my letter.
Very respectfully &c,
W.. TAYLOR.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
E'ail0ring.

TlHE subscriber frrling grateiulfor tho iberalpat
ronagc afforded the late firm of Bcldsn g. Wat.
son. respectfully tenders his services to their trends
nd the public generally, and socits continuance
IF the patronage heretofore extended, and as other
rniIors of tic place have reduced their charges 10
md 20 per cent lie invites customers to call and ne
will warrant satisfaction both as 10 prices and work.
He will he found at the old stand, one door north OF
The Masonic Lodge, and three doors sonth OF the
Pms, office. A. J. BELDEN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

here, all things considered, than esewhere but II
Otherwise would prefer 1 competency in Carolilin,
10 uflucnce in any other State. wonld say, CAT
o;na now and forever! Let us first improve her soil
SHE will then retain her own, and many will seek
her rs home and he proud 20 defend her.
Excuse my long letter, which was intended at tlrs''
In Inc only shor. no,c hut when l mounted my
hobby, he ran off with me.
With great respect and esteem,
1 remain, truly yours,
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
Law Notice.

The copnrtmcrshrp Of Moses & Miller having
been dissolved by tue death OF Col William NJ NIL
ler the sub,crbcr has associated with INN his brol
er MONTGOMERY Moses in the practice o' Law ana
Eoui,v for Suutcr District under the firm OF
F J. e. NJ. MOSES.
nJThc subscriber will continue 10 practice i" inc
courts of the northern circuit, and Of the District oil
Williamsburg.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES,
SumtcrvilIc s. c., Sept. 81, 1912.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
Cal.Deting.
Beef.
Committed

ITO the Jail of Sumter District, on the 3O;h ct
4 August last, a Negro leu low about 81 years
of age, 5 feet 10 or ii inches high and stou
made-who says that his name is Jerns an"
belongs to Mrs. Margaret Smith, OF Charleston
6 G. who resides on Sullivan's Island, in the
summer season. The owner is requested It
come forward, prove properly, pay eXpences and
take him away.
HENRY S. EVELEIGH, Jailor.
Sept %, lS42.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
Negroes w Wanted.

TIE subscriber still desires to purchase Nssfoes;
Il especially in families; but young, likely men
md women would be taken, and cash paid fof them.
He will probably, want the services of an OVER
SEER, to conduct the Negroes to- Mississippi, and
manage them there. Liberal wages will giyento
4 person with the requisite qualifications.
pPossession of any Negroes furnished may be
ken; by the seller till the 18th of October or LIST of
November, and perhaps laier,
We. JOHNSON. :
Sept. Ia 5t4i.f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

Partnership FO3'aatea.
EHE undersigned have associated themselves uii-
der the firm of MARTIN STARR g. VAL
TER, for the transaction Of
Factorage and General Commission Business
IN this city, and Offer their services to their friends
ROBERT MARTIN
EDWIN P. STARR.
e. W. WALTER.
Charleston, Sept l, 1912. 3Ai
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
Dissolution.

'ylHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
4 firm of Bcden g. Watsun is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The name of the firm will be
used in settling up the business of the concern.
A. J. BELDEN.
W. NJ. WATSON.
Aug. %, la42.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
Sept. Ia
Partnership Dissolved.

iNHE co-p"rtnership heretofore existing between
L the subscribers, in the name Of MARTIN g.
WALTER, is this day dissolved by mutual aiconsendt.
The name of the firm will only be used to close
its business and for which purpose either Of theun.
dersigned is authorized. 5-r 20 q
ROBERT MARTIN.
E. w. WALTER, =.
Charleston, Sept. !, le42. ~:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

CHARLESTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u
CorroN -rhc7e has been good demand Tor
Upland ,hroughou: the we"k just closed and. 4
with the exception Of one or two parcels wAf8s ca
are held above present priceS' The receipts me
buld OF which is OF the crop, nave leon readliy
taken by buyers, principally for the North.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
State of South Carolina.

AERSHAW DlS1RICI. ~
To all and singular the kindred and creditors
# John Pitts, late of Kershaw. deceased. :4l@
you, and each of you,T are hereby cited and
4 admonished, to be and appear in and before,
he Court of Ordinary of the said District tohe
holden at Camden on the thrtieth day Of Sep,
ember inst. to show cause, if any youican. why
Letters of Administration of the Goods and Chat.
els of the said deceased, should notbe granted
% Rebecca Pitts, who hath applied for the same.
WITNESS, ]. w. Baskin, Esq. Judge Of
he Court of Ordinary of said District, at Camden
this 2lst day of September 1912.
j. w. RASKIN. O. K. D.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
NEW WINTER GOODS.

THNHE subscriber is now receiving from N. York
= B and Pnudcphn,, his supply of Fall and Win
ter Goods. His customers are invited to call and
examine them, us he is determined to sell low.
Sept. %. f.. w. BONNEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
Timely Notice.

YETHOSE persons indebted 10 the subscriber and
& who have paid nothing for The last two or
three years, are requested to call andmake sotlslac'
tory arrangements, previous to Return Day. Those
who disregard this notice, will ind theif accounts IN
other hands for collection.
sept. Ia. Il. w. bONNE4.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
OF SOUTl1-tAROLlNA
LANCASTER DISTCTRiT.

Tn the Court of Common Pleas.
George Nice. Witherspoon, VI. George w. Duh'aP
Declaration in Attachment,
HN7HEREAS, the Plaintiff in the above STA
~ ted cases has, this y file this declaration
IN my Office against the Defendants, who are a's!n
and without the limits of this Star, and having
neither wife nor attorney within the same, or, on
whom to serve copy OF the said declaration, Win
iue to PIE d thereto.
1t is ordered, That the said feHdant do appear
and lead to the id declaration cn or before III
first day of Hcto,rr, ANN Dhm?i 1919, or a."
order lnr Judgment will lr granted hv default
S EECEHAi. Clerk.
lc.k's Orcr Sept. 20 lS!l p'st :rh
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

Rendezvous Dekalb Rifle Guards,
SEPTEMBER, 90, ls42.
BY order of Capt. Dickinson, the DsKslb Riae
Guards will par de at their rendezvous on the 2nd
Saturday tsth) in October next, armed and equip
cd for drill and inspection,
w. B, JOHNSTON, o. s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28

s,aiUdia .QtLOh bag gang. -
5IHE sub, cribers have just received a supply Of
4 the above arice. Planters are invitedto callan
Examine it.
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Charleston, Sept. l,le42.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-14

j our sock Of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, is very
large We are determined sell all kinds OF Goods AZ
prices just 20 suit the times ] r. WATKINS a co
80 ATS Putney's old stand, opposite The Ruin.
h]o ofthe Eagle Hoiel.