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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
10000 EsOLLAHS!

OU,UDU h5VLL AKS!
$4,000 Dollar
Gran ConsAi lated Lottery,
For the BENEFIT OF me Co soidated Lotteries OF Nd on
SATURDAY, MAY 81, Is45
70 number Loitcr and 10 Drawn Belotsi
-PLENDID SCHEME
prize OF 60o0O Of I5OuO sf 500, ! of 5 zoo
OF 4o6, 100 Of 21O 20 OF LOCO. 20 OF 600, 20 800,
20 of 40l, 100 of ?Uh
r,caets 90 dai's-shares in proportion.
We ecoBuend tHis scheme 10 our ctiStontfrs one
word as regards purchasing ickes. Packages Is most
success i way 10 urchasr; every Package sod hy WIN
BAll.Ef * co. contains ali the numbers IN IN. Lot.
iery, aud one single Packase can draw the enormous
aino uW Of 10000 iollarsf
WIN Il AlIEl wall sell Packages in the above scheme
nat cost ,p2 dos IN cert icate al the 70 lona
70 wuoie cNe's lar S2sO , quarter tickets 20
20 hdif 10 IiO Il ei.htts do -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
A Lot of Ground,
GEO. w. CLARKE, }
WM II. CLAkhE Exrs., &c.
ROBr. d. CLAhkb,
May ~, lSIs-td
FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale at private sale one half of Lot No
1876, An street. the CITY OF Wheeling, which
is erected a brick dwelling house story high front
aud stories at the back aiming comfortable
rooms aud very convenient residence, together with
double frame lruse fronting The Alley between ith
and Market streets, suitable for iwD fanili's.
IL not previously sold AT private sale i'll he Offered
public Auction front OF the Court ousc Of this
cauniy Monday. the 9Th dsv ct June, st o'cl, NJ
TERMS-0ne fourth the purchase money in hand
the balance in and three years the tte being
retained uut the purchase money is paid. Apply
mylo +. POLLOCK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
10000 Dollars !

10000 Dollars !
Marylanj Cons rldated Lottery.
For the Beneit o. the Susquehanna Canal Gntie Lock
at Tide W aier and for other PURPOSES
Glass 26To be drawn in the city of Bal more Md.
WEDNESDAY. MAY "a
70 Numbers and ~ Drawn Ballots
PLENDiD SCHEME
pri of 10000, ! of 900 ! of 3222 of 1000
OF leo. OF 1850, II ITO Jf l.UgO.
Tickets 10 .oFs-shares in proportion.
Glorious scheme just look here One chance for
30uOO doafs and i0o chances 900 dol's tor only
~ dos Certificates of packa es for
= wioie ckets gao - quarters $3.50
- haf do e. - e5h tlis 1875
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
10 The LADIES.
ROBERTSON 4 GREGORY

kOBEHI SDN GkEGtRl
nRACTICAI. Boot and Shoe makers, No IA Main st
4 formerly occupieih by WA Ito pkins Barber shop
would respectfully inform the citizens of Wheeling and
vIciHty, that they are now making up Eastern Nir
gina style some OF the hest work that w .eetinI evei
saw, both sewed and peggcd, aud Iuvte all IN want tC
call AMI examine heogc purchasing elsewhere they
ttent that they render perfect satisfaction &c
all who may iavor taem win their patronage, then
materials are of the hest kind consisting in part o
French and Phta'!rlphia calf skius. aud thenseive
practical worktnen, hey have 40 Hesitation sayin.
thai their interest Is the interest OF the community.
April 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

THE MONEY On HAND!
Prizes Prizes Prizes!
NTtpH EACh DEPARTURE of the mails from
w Baltimore goes t" every section of the United
GLORIOUS NEWS,
'ea' me d'sta ear5esg0ndns iairons Of the
P1FEW x Co,
No. uIssas ST, BaEC1HOfE, ND.
PXsNChLY FORTUNES:
Always the certain issue of small out this world
renowned and Lucky Office
At the same time te cheering ntell!en is impaired,
THAT L ~ MONEY IL on HAND
Counted out! and ready 10 be Paid!
IT Recommendations strictly confdenta in all cases
Orders for irizes mus, be (wit The amount
to he Invested enclosed, fortunate agency and
the assurance ,sa success shall crown the eiort
! 1--WE advise the purchase OF certificates OF full
Packages. A full Package often draws -four handsome
Prizes Single tickets never draw hut one prize.
u 1--WE again solicit our country friends to forward
their orders 10 ou iarfamed agency and may be made
wealthy.
3JBANK DRAFTS promptly RENTED for all Prizes
PHEAsELOOK AT THESE SCHEMES!
FOE MAY l3ih, lSIS.
tIV tLAPl, Ais Or
15000 Dollars Each!
Certificates of IS Tickets only ls,5J.
FOE lAAA Goth, 1s4S.
A AlJNS FIR 10. IEaY.
10000 Dollars.
$1,000 Dollars!
&c. &. sc.
Y T7Every Person should nave chance.
Certidc aies of 90 Tickets only ss5
UTOrder cary tor any of these splendid Fries.
FDs MAY 27,h.
AAOiHhk BEAUTY.
10000 DOLLARS
Whole ticke,s SD. Quarter 1915
Certificate of - Tickets on1 sIs,75
There are II tuzes to { blanks IA this scheme
fsend on your orders early tothls fortunate Office.
FOR MAY ss-:.
3U,0Uu DOLLAlto!
Whse Tickets $40 Quarters 30.
Certificate, of % Tickets only 49, %.
VI always order ccrtlhcae, Of tiil raCRa-es.
NPPfFEk q co.. bulletin OF Lotteries for each
no THE PUBLIC.
w wish II understn o al ever, Scheme advertised
ny our House, uiy examined by the Governor,
a"d the Managers have bonded to he State that every
PRIZE sodhy us shall he promptly paid The drawings
That are sent to customers hrst sworn to by the
state Commissioners and printed
riekcets -'' '''' '''''''NN''' ''
J ran kinds of funds wanted and for sale.
Exchange and collections punctuaiy and faithfully
Our friends residing in any section of the Union may
he assu' ell that taey will receive .er tickets ny mail
II ordered from faithfully though they were
Brought under tleir personal examination.
Please ad ress always for handsome prize, scrupu.
ous attention., and prompt and payment. the old
PkEER IL CO.,
aF2'-lm No Light ST., Baltimore, Md.
JUST received the old established stand, No loi
a Main ST. " neeling-
boxes Rock candy, case Jujuhe paste,
ssARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-oTT & GREER
EM are in receipt of iull stock of Hardware
Cutlery, &c, OF their own Importation myl
= -, - -, :. -, .. -. - 49, .- =. =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

80, 900 Dollars!
Maryland Consoliiat Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Susquehanna Canal-tlass No27
10 he drawn III thu ct,y OF Baltimore, Md.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81.
~ Number Lsilery and IA Drawn Ballots
GRAND SCHEME
prize of 50 900 of 500, of 1893
20 do 1900, 20 of 900, 90 OF 500
u 60 Of 200. Tickets 10 dos--shares in proportion.
Here IS ,nty, being b three number tickets in the
Lottery Who say Package? BAILEY X Co. have
all the good Prize. send ORDERS delays are
dangerous. We will sci, cert icate
% whole tickets for $3.50 26 quarters $3.50
20 mar DO u % eiyhih5 1926
RT-A'l orders addressed to WIN. BAILEY & co.
meet with pronpt and careful attention.
GrWM BAILEY X co. cash all prizes sold by 9TH
er vendors.
QTBAlLEY & co pay all prizes in Gold
G5'BAlLEf n co. make Lottery at every mans
door, by defrayng all expenses to and from ce-
that is, BAILEY Il Co. pay all postage.
O. he luekiest Lottery Firm in the
country is
IVm. Boilry g. Co.,
my5 No 2 Calvert Street, BALTIMORE Mp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
y. l.. DURSnl,
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE BROKER,
No LA MA1NSr WnRr.lNc Y,

Nh la N,,uSr Norr ~, Y.
"
c,u. nc IT, - I--- A., p,,,- - ,,,,,
May q, 1913 Is numbers, 10 bail Is
p,z ~ oi Sv,oo VI wv, % $50 OF Eouo exc
, ~, ~ 80, -, co. ~ pawn VI
WIVES i W. - ~ w. So O'S ~
lass 81 o ne drawn IN batihhofe' on wednesday
May 81 &C. o nu a,n - " AL -oa ,ao
Ticsets 10 do's shares in proportion Ger OF PACK
OF whoies l3o dors' etc.
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
o. w. HEIsKEI.L has this Ola
BY Express. o. Co.,,

D. itvnroc. o. W. HEISK Ell has this day
~ LA'''oS' received an additional supply OF
rich Fancy goods. OF which very desirable and
They consist in part, of White Damasa and Pain
Grape Shaws Bioche Silk Eoan, Hermann aud einhroi
hered do; k net do B'S and white Baase do Urgandy
Embroidered Veses, entirely new standing collars;
rsian rarasols, new style; rich Bonnet Rhtons,
Together with ideIabe addition to the stock of
srablc Dress Goods. my5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
FOR RENT,

"A DESIRABLE Farm Grava Creek. There il
"A about Is clcsr ed and suitable % cats corn,
with a good Dwelling house and Siae aud the
for renting advanced vii, lie rented low.
have several dwellings in this city for rent ANY one
wishing to rent any of the above property vii do well
to make early applicable to J\p GbSHoRN,
Wheeling April - Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

| ", E..,,D.,,., Trace aud Halter ehaIus, Patent
| ~ ul''lNi0' Sheep Snears, cast Steel Hoes,
aud anure Forks Mil cross lui sawsai sizes,
Shoveis ard Spadcs, God saws, see "a ds ana patent
| alances Currk comb aUd cards good straw KNIVES.
Grass Gran ~cythes Of suer"f quaItN. KNIVES aud
FurAS Cafiee Mills, Spoons etc; tai .tnent for
| sale low nv HENRY =. MORALS,
apll3 Aa4a st'' ee'.e. u As4>ss AAsy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

: AMPS AND LARD OFT LAMPS.-We have Just
| SIS received this day good assortment of Lamps
which is a. follows Suspension Lamps, with and with
out Fringe; Centre Table Lamps, assorted paterns e
Lamp and fine Brass Hand Lamps; also Brass. Brta.
MIA, and China c0udlcschs gilt aud bronze rardoes
\ new style OF Pager Shades with frames; Lamp
wcks, Chimney and Clio es, all will tie sold cheap for
cash y my5 FAiRCHiLD & TAYLOR,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

NEW FASHIONABLE STRING AND SUMNER
DRY GOODS.
CEORGE McMuRkAY isnow opening at his store
~ Market Square, splendid stock OF beau
til Styles to whchhe respectfully invites the attention
of his customers; viz:
For GENTLEMEN.
Boley superior Blk French cloths,
Swiss do do do
English bl'k cloths aud cassineres silk har and satin
Nestiags, Marsaes and srino do; faiieT 5
trimmings, &c, &c.
FoR LADIES.
Sup'r cames hair aud SILK Dress Goods in great variety
d1 FreH-h Lawns of the most dee styles
do Scotch and eng lish Lawns. ambanas shaded and
barred Goats hair Tissue silk do India satin, French
Earis'on aud London Gnghsns in great variei al
APPS GEO McMukRAl'S, Markets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
REMOVAL.
X Me- Id AX

r FAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD Just received
- large supply OF lead pipe, sheet lead, and ii.h
acqu duct pipe Tor conveying water rom springs.
myl2 HORNBROUk DILLON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE

| 800 Jo.;,. a., sell my farm near Wheeling,
"'ii oCNii VI and VIII sell il together in
parcels, to suit purchasers, and accommodating
terms. ian 29-tf T. JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

r OCKS. HINGES AND SCREWS.-2 casks Cincn.
- natl Butt Hinges; ] do wood screws, ass'd sizes
Locks and I.,tches, " it'll white and mineral nos,
saebv my6 HENRY NORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

THE Subscriber is now manufacturing and will Keep
- on kant, full and compIee assortment of Fash.
nnahle Far ami sir Hats all made under his own eve
W COED workren, wlCh he will sell either WHotrs Y
~ RETAIL al the very lowest prices for cash. or on short
me 10 prompt customers. Please call at old stand
near the Market House, on Union ST.
Apr29 JOHN J. HOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-27

- z BAGS Green Rio Coffee,
- 81 atiy ioxes Gum owder Tea,
10 do 10 Imperial Tea
h'if chests DO do
2j Boxes ~ Raisins,
10 do Ground fepper,
5 Bags lepier 3 do Ailspice,
10 Boxes tive plug Tobacco.
90 Ribs Flour, Whites brand.
90 do do 'Frazier's' do, Extra.
20 do do .Widdei's' do do. just reed an
for sale by Ap2g MORROW Il WAKEMAN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
REMARKS.

ed the country" they will some of them have
to come and do it over, for the CALIFORNIA; do
not seem to be conquered. A launch arrived
to-day, from St. Josephs and La Paz, reports
that eight mcn-among them two oflicers-had
been surrounded at St. Joseph's by l4O noun.
ted CALIFORNIA;, and taken prisoners.
This was done in sight of the little band Of
about eighty men garrisoned at st. Joseph's,
under Lieut.. Haywood, of the independence
frgate; so that the Lieutenant can only defend
himself and does not feel safe TO venture his lit.
tie band among five times his number who now
surround him. Lieutenant Haywood is brave
officer, and is really in bad fix. and the actions
of his superors is strange and uuaccountable.
He has no vessel to flee to, and must remain
housed until relief is sent from the commodore.
Colonel Burton is at La Paz, in a similar situa-
ton, defending himself but thinks it not Pru-
dent to risk an engagement, although he has
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
Melancholy Disaster.

Tne following dispatch was received by Tc!e-
graph this morning from Columbia. As the freight
train was proceeding down on Saturday evening,
the fine Engine "Baena Vista" was literally torn
10 pieces by tho explosion Of tic boiler. killing the
engineer aud two Ercm n The explosion must
have been tremendous, as tie bodies of the unfor-
tuna,c men, were literally manglej AID torn to
pieces, the head Of one blown off and could not
be found, ard parts Of the engine were found hall
mile from the place where it occurred. About
100 yards Of the track was torn up.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

Standing Committee, .dt that Select Com.
mi,tee should be appointed to report resolutions
worthy of the people and government OF the
United States.
Mr.@Duer said that whenever his voice or
vot could do anything towards abolishing slave.
ry, that voice and that vote should be given; and
ut the proper time he was prepared to give his
views on that subject But the introduction Of
the question of slavery into this discussion he
considered uncaed for anG improper. Our ex.
pressions of generalization and sympathy should
he made unaccompaned with any declaration
here, on their part, in reference to this question
calculated to weaken the force ofthe resolutions.
1t was here moved that the further consider
alton of the resolutions he postponed to Tuesday
next, and that they be made the special order
for that day. Lost.
An adjournment was moved, upon which the
and nays were ordered, and the motion was
decided in the affirmative hy the casting vote
ofihe Speaker.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
For the Journal.

Mr.. Editor.-Can you Inform me what 10
The reason that the stages don't go Gown on the
east side of the Wa,ercc and receive tho south
ern mails.
When the contract was let out last year, the
Post Master General, stipulated that the stages
were to 90 to Manchester, and receive the
mails on lst of January. The contractors say
that they arc anxious TO do so, hut that tho
company have not made arrangements to DE-.
liver them. Others deny this, and say that this
is not so, but one thing is certain, that tho
Sumter mail has been delivered for two months
past, ut or near Manchester, and why cannot
the other.
wish also to know what can be the reason
that the company has made SO little progress ia
laying the rails since they crossed the swamp.
| am informed that they are not over two
miles on this side of Manchester. This is too
bad. If they will give us no dividend, let Us
have the benefit oGihe route; but suppose their
great minds are so filled with the plan Of run.
ming a road to Chattanooga or some other out.
landish place, that they have no time TO think
of such triling Village as Camden. The
people of this trifing village have rights as well
as The Company, and they ought to assert them.
They have got our money, and why not finish
the road.
1t is a great shame and disgrace to the di.
rcctors 10 suffer such things to be.
A SUFFERER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

DEATH OF HON JAMES ). BLACK.
We learn hy Il Dispatch from onr Washing.
ton correspondent, received too late for our yes.
trrday's paper, that the Hon. James 4. Back,
Representative from the United Districts .f
York. Sparanlnirg. Union, and Chester, in
The Congress of The United States, died in
that city a, II la:e hour on Monday night. His
lady, accompanied hy his eldest son, left here
on Friday, aud his brother, w. c. Black, Esq,
on Saturday for Washington, and we trust ar.
arrived there in season 10 take last farewell Of
their respected relative.
The Hon. Jan"s 4. Black, whose deceass
we have above recorded, was son Of The Hon.
Joseph Black, who was an acGr in the scenes
oflhr Revolution, anil who for long period of
service filed the Offices of Senator from Able.
vile, and of Treasurer Of the upprr division Of
the State. The subject of this nulice cntered
the regular army in 1912. and served in tho
division Of Gen. Thomas Pinckney during Tho
war. After the peace he retired from the ar.
my, and was elected to The office of Cashier If
the Branch Bank of the State at Columbia.
About four ye rs ago he was elected to Con-,
grcss from the first congressional district Of this
Stale, comprising Sparanburg, Union, York
and Chester. Tic was drsrous of Withdrawing
from public life at the last canvass but his CON.
sliluerts insisted on his re. election.
Mr.. Black was an active; useful and efficient
Repre- enra,ivc of the State. Bv his sagacity,
hi, force OF character and his admirable knowl.
edge of men and oflhe world, he made him.elf
in whatever sphere he moved. His devotion
TO his friends was generous and uncalculating:
and the commanding influence he exercised
among those he represented in the National
Councils, is an evidence Of the appreciation
they paced upon his qualities Of head and oi
heart. He was firm friend OF the ra,lse of
Temperance, and eSrrtcd most beneficial in..
hncnce in its behalf Those who knew and
appreciated him in private life, will have cause
to regret the dccease OF warm and faithful
friend, while to his more immediate constituents
and to the State at large, his death involves
the loss cfa tried and faithful public servant.
Ere. Ners.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
From the New York Express, April !.
VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
MAzArLAN, California; Feb. l, 1913.

MAZATLAN, (Calliornla,) fep. i, lo4o.
This impor,an, place is now strongly gaIri-
son by about FIVE hundred scamen from the In.
dependence and Congress frigates, while the
ships lie mooled in the harbor to protect the
garrison and maintain the defence of the city.
Outside, within twenty miles are nine hundred
Mexican troops, and they eaectually destroy all
trade with The interior. Skrmishes are taking
place occasionally, and hitherto the result Of
those skirmishes has been in our favor.
The CALIFORNIA; are far from being "In quiet
nossession' of the United States, and Lower
California is now in a state of actual hostility,
while Colonel Stevenson is daily expecting ali
attack in Upper California. Indeed our letter
writers, and generals, commodoros and colonies
who have gone home, strangely misrepresent
matters, and if, (as they all S. - they "conquer'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

of Mexico, October, 2o, lS47.
Disability -Jalapa: June 7lh 1847.
|Disability-Puebla, June Sd, lS47.
Orleans, December 80, ls46'
Disability-Time not reported
DISABILITY ty-Vera Cruz, March l, ls47.
Wounds reed at Churubusco, City of Mexico, Nov 70.
Disability-Lobos Island, February IT,
IDisabili,y-Lobos Island. February l6.
Substitute June 9, AT, at Pueba, died 25h same month
Wounds reed at Churubusco, City Of Mexico Nov. FL
of Mexico Oct. 27 died on way home
Wounds reed at Churubusco City of Mexico, Oct %.
'Disability-City of Mexico, November l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
Private Braile y.

Mr. LEVI BRADLEY, a member Of Kershaw Con,
pany of Volunteers, arrived here last week from
Mexico. Mr.. BRADLEY was severely wounded at
the battle of Churubu.to, and was remarkable for
his indomi,ablc bravery; after he was brought to
his knees he continued to load and fire, and could
not be persuaded to leave the field He has sus-
taneI nob!y the reputation OF his State and native
District.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
Wednesday Morning, April IL, 1913.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON, EDITOR.
The iIarkat.

Our Cotton market has been very dull the past
week; little came IN, and still less offered for sale.
We quote to &c. Corn, So; Oats, Bacon. and
other produce without change in prices.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

Departed this life on the morning Of the 26th
of Feb. last of Pneunumonia, in the 57th year
of her age Mrs. ANNE c. M'kENNA, conson OF
the Hon. William M'Kenna OF Lancaster Dis.
trct. ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
Ordinary.

Joux R. Joy, Esq. WIS on The Sd inst. elected
Ordinary for this District The vote was as fol.
lows:-
Joy, 100; Whitaker, ITS; BelcEer, 6l; Naudr,
SO; Folsom, ST.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

MARRIED.-On the 9Th inst. by the Rev.
w. F.. Brasington, Dr. w. c. CAuTHEN, of
Lancaster, to Miss. Jane CAurHEN, Of York
District.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

U- There has teen fight in New Mexico, AZ
Cecira between The Mexicans, and Americans un-
der Col. BcwLEs. Four thousand of the formee
against eight hundred. OF course the Americans
whipped them, losing however eighty men.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
Manchester Rail Road.

They arc trying to bring this project 10 life
again in Wilmington. They have had a meeting
in Wilmington uIon the subject. 1t won't do. so
long as Raleigh and Camden maintain their pre-.
sent geographical positions.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
Political &c.

In the Senate on the Sd, Mr.. ALLEN was desrous
that his joint resolution approbaory of the French
Revolution should be considered. His motion to
that effect was lost. In discussion on the same
subject in the House, the Abolitionists embraced
the opportunity Of tacking on amendments to the
resolutions expressive Of the qualification of Con-
gress at the decree Of emancipation issuedby the
Provisional Government The President informed
Congress, that he fully approved of our Minister'S
prompness in recognizing the new governs ent.
On the 4lh the death of Mr.. BLACK, represents.
tive from this Stale, was announced in both Hou.'
ses; he died Of Pneumonia after seventeen days
illness. His family had arrived day or two pro.
vous to his death. Ii is stated that Mr.. Clay
will withdraw at the proper time, from the Presi-
Dental contest. We hope so.-hs spe ,ch and re-
solutions promulgated from the Lexington Plat
form, were enough 10 consgn him 10 Oblivion.
How Southern Wings could support hun afterthat
declaration of his principles we cann", imagine.
We think there are numbers, who .rrve that
HENRY CLAY, is the only great man tla' has ever
existed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

o. 27S0 migrants have arrived in New York
since April came in.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

At Pueba, 3lst July, ls47, Of DiarrhGa,
City of Mexico, Dec. l2 Of wounds at Contrera'.
Castle of Perole, time not reported.
City of Mexico, Oct. Is; wounded at ChaPu'ePec'
T,l,n, Nav "a Of Darrhna.
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year iswiled to each o: his executors. until hia
Estate is settled up.
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pFArHER MATHEW says he must pay visit
to His Holiness the Pope, before he comes TO Ame-
rca. Perhaps he may receive an ecclesiastical ap-
pointment in this country.
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Number DISCHARGED from Wounds and Disability.
REMARKS.
RANK.

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Number of Men Deserted.