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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
..,ESHlRE RAILROAD
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Al ssi sr~ wrrsr,s ~, Fnsr ,sv y 1870
" Po,srr,- r,tItfv... i,,t. far,at. .a 80.
rti..t slu tHt I..stlrE 1rairs d. =. o. Z ~
,.att a ttt
Les. Nslis~. Falls B., Ts.o. a., a. lnd
Lss,s Kstus g. B-,tss a. & A y .Ha fis
L.,vs Et,tstr y, .rf r..'. cAIfissssvu, ss-
81 r 80 ara itli A.
Pas.sassrt ~ hs tfst irtih frtm r1stsu ~lu
ftases4 sifr.tIy ihfuuFht e. H-,lews Fal,, snd ~
\ .t trt Er.ta Aopu, lfsn bsagss Falls, a4rsetly
Ps,s.-rs-t ~ che is'i Tain ~ aaJ as, Train
80 -, tenhIa e. ketrs rsst n,Ehi 40 srr.'s
at R-s.ra . 10 c.rrs, aHl a. Bellows fAls a.
Q5 slses ,bs fo.l3v.aE HaeruinF
Al ils above traIat 60 r 80 uith the trains over
I've Sci lrau Railroad sos oFtE % NiudsoF. Yer.
nest 4 there ratrtag witA ths Ns,muut Ctn-
tras Nai'rssl whi-t rsnaer's 81 White River vtN
- Passsnpiie hl.ir5ad tha' nating a eout.rs.
20 ilasifusI hoe trom E1st7u throagh
Ft.has-E kss4a Betass taii' Chsrist'
g. W. srI W,rAt.f., g. NerthtslA Aal Wells River
srfaaul 81. 90 tf.tuu. u.fh the Trans ~ a.
Ns.raa s,d War-r.t.r. sr1 Stossy n-ook RAJ.
r.a.. .r |.aa ft.'s .rstt tatiag either TRAYS
I.rU rsH fr.-..a wtt1.ut delay - bf.inu. g.
Natsas. UaHas.f'. AID Gans I'd o. l.ort.l, l4ar
rt.t. i.t Ia.'... para 90 New Namphirs an,
t.s St.. ii.as. O. Ns-criter Providence
- r.u. l-.a Nt~ .rs tlty AlbauyiAnd ne v est
Sage o.. .. sol. o sshusrIen wlth MS line ftou
NIrth,.t. o. ttlr BE ald JAfrsy from F.ttuil
"a b. nc m1ai. " 4nshutsr. HintdAl' AEd Brat
ths~auEh.
Fran X ssp,tt q ,dsrG.ld aud Brstt,bsrougi
TustItys. T4ataI.yt ard esturdsys, after the a.
rival n t- ia1 Train o.. from Bellows Falls {
RatiArd W trhtN az Burlington
Paasra trs leaving Bsliow ", Fails al o'clock. !
NJ rae reach Nev Nork CIV Via Worcester az
korulll. tls nert 'nsrnirr 30 o'clock, and tho'
lctrtr kse1s by 80 o'cloes, A. ", Iralni ca
reach Albany enc zane dsv.
-. ItdFEt Trains viiI run IN connection vii
tha tagaI I4trthurE f.aIIf,
L. TlLToS, srrr.
Escne FEB rf 1870 ar
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Consumption CHrCd &!
BUCHAN'S
BiLSlM OF LIFE,
7 IT 7. = NTtN I'-N1 III'7I " TF'TI' y w
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and
Consumption.

DUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BAISAM.
- the Great English Remedy Tor Pcrlurat
and Pulmonary diseases, still stands unu'
vailed and unsurpassed as the most elegant
agreeable and c1erlual curative ol these for
mldatie complaints, now known % lHe CIV
llzed world Three wears ql tuu 30 the
United states, during which lime % nae been
distributed from Maine 90 Florida, has only
served to establish its pre- eminent m.ut 900
all paris of the country. 70, the tV tTr.r "
ONLY RELIABLE kEMEOllulno"orsl
cases OF Pulmonary disease and lle best
and most agreeable curative o. al. lhc slight
forms OF colds coughs and inflammation ina
can possibly hc used,
SPLITTING or BLoup.-Ths frigktui symp.
tom OF approaching consumption, IS speedl-
,y checked and prevented by the use OF Blu
cnan's Hungarian Balsam, which heels The
Affected membrane, removes the uDp,eui
tuoerCles, aud restores those vital organs,
The Lungs, 10 a sound and healthy condition.
Splitting of Blood always arises from a ton
dency to Iuberculous disease; and If nut
checked, al the outset, will sooner OF later
determine 100 death A person WHO raises
blood once, Will raise blood again unless
proper cuatlveIs immediately employed.
PttvtV TnE SDE. This distressing SWIM.
tom of consumption arises from inflammation
of the lungs, or the membrane called the
P.cua, of from bronchial affection of he
sir-passapcs. 10 either case 10 is a very
dangerous. Indication Of disease. Il rseyenls
ION add nee Breathing, and wears anay the
natural strength Of he system. ne cause
Of This symptom should be removed az once
and uflnng can possibly ah-c, init ubiec.
20 speedily aud happily az the Greu Fu.U,t
Remedy, discovered by Dr. Blch'u, which
ls entirely vegetable 30 iJs ing FONTS. and
perfectly hatmlrss In an ils u. ,,f.r,
EArrcroa,TI1s Fee .,pertar,riop !.
lne most important ob.n,,o boz attained lU
"'i attempts lo fute dt.fssc, of the chest and
longs Tho corgt, which is So distressing
simply me result OF desire TO e1pccioiaie
and ~ 'o,rr a, foul mluer exists boz the
mn pass'ge- % will continue 20 Irntaio lhs
-'' ''.sf aa' provoke q cough Coughing
" On slem0' no. tufoh oi tuIs 90 nee, auH *
Fec ,Jraupu gives great relief lnlmluy 10
e3pcc'orate 10 lhe stages OF Consumption is
the cause Of death
The hungarian Ba.sam is gteai erpec-
ionui ltdissolycs tue morbid and diseased
matter 10 ihe alf passage, changes 10 from "a
'nlck glullaous substance, Go lh,n. bnm
less i'ud. and throws t on with the prcatesi
possible ease and comfort No lhe pa'ient-
There ls no bouef medicine 30 ihe word n
iis eKpec'orlnt quality alone be conudefed
>fasHo3r AzTIiuA Simple or SpasupI.
r. hsthma. has no befter remedy man me
Hungarian BsbhuL i'mspnOl TO-. ADD dee.
truCllt % sdeCiloa which Fesists aimass egers
lhin0 else Yields 20 iiie aa powgriul inau-
enCe 81 ibis fies, remedy as any otdef form
o. poc,ou disease
Co,sr"rTlrs has been gralcH.f a,sgu5.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
S,DDLES. HiRsE@ES, &C.

,INHE .uhsesl.sv ~cuii .Hfrrm it' freed, au6
4 80 FubIsr tbHt d. tety Nr frsIi 81 sac % D
stara otsr KatufH as.3 hsary o sf>s shaT. tsn4f
90 -At uren 81 vho 49, dtHtts8 b.. favor b. 90
sith ttyif Yat7.uaFs Ne hA' ri haud 80 40.
toftatut q 7tsn ritHFt. ari 40 stft rst aH tara
vi.i be wade 81 rffrr aHe scla chsar frT tati
ttsfatas kr.stH- e and olirr hsrnr's.s 1eas
ar ir etdst 80 tbert noites. AGO. Ira9sst 81.
traisa Nith nsatn-tr rti GfTfntrt
Tlf ssa.sf.tlr vesA tsra-y DO hArhs 90 DIS
ff.tais n-l rfttIea. - ~ rsf lerafrfUrt lN.fs
ssifrrsr- snd b VI 30 - klfaIa ioh,aFstt atlh.
uaare 20 The 1890.
tRAr BLISS
Rausn3 Aar-t n ieaa laf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Fresh Teas 4!
Important 70 Owntn Of Horses and Csitl,
DlLLOW'S CELEBRATED
HE We GU IL r.

rNiNENS Al CONDITION hEDiilNE
VWTUirH tsshsen u.tl With such astonishing
w sa-ee's .1 Fraree .ad England tot t"s M
ivsniy v.arf-ls now ana bIs been for ths last
.tatue year. rsrf..atug tc 20 Htl wuudsrtul cures
o. Et,.ri tH i..' 4liry u - ua'er'Aa9 a4Il-'
10 O. ir cure s.rei4p Iu She io.l1slUE dlfAftl
Ir H--,ss ana Cs,t.e. H. n r,sf. hsavs' thror''
Da4-l Anl Common Colds, Afectnn' 90 the
Br-uet..' Talef aai Glands. Hersr DrtsmFsr.
Iyar1er NJ thg Chest SID Limb, Nurts broFsy
az tar ,hsu -aa ~aH, Hide Beuad b.'f p
W.ru4t la al eases where iunAmmstga "a
i,ts sIt1 whore a FsuerA' Condition Medicine i
nssieI l. Cattle Bstts Chohr l@s' q Cad
Ja4u4cs lr lslaH - Fever staggsfst y "Tn bit.etn
~ posssttry. Scarf ~ Scsb Black TouEus Mia
Fsrsr. Ccushs CclAs and ~Asn Csttls ere cut Of
.. l.ttou. II has besn also u'sd With Ike tuo'eN
is tar following diseases among sheep scat HtaE-
rtft Fs,er A1d Dropsy- Il q ala 'are sure Tor
E,auss Anl Marcia DO LIP. ~ ir ~r'Hs
- Otts SO Srtisis trisl and a Ni'' Tssel-'
CAUriON We ssutIaa %. public IEaipIs all
AsArs pow4grt OF llsKss Ceap gaudi thAi
have uat she vr,tteo IiEuatare of H. }. GRAFT u"
pLLuN's aEANE CURE AND UNIVERSAL
CONDITION. MEDICINE. Be esrstaI aua 80
,aai Nal So d. a. IS 10 ths only remedy ihat 700
80 ssPsai oIog g. Avrgaghly srsdieA'' 'A'Aeo"
sss@.s'
~uursALt AsESu
taTd sul efAHt seed ard tatlsr. 81 thnthaU
street ha"o-. D. A Fshus.test and Co. John
81 ,ais ,a Hraniaa tr Vsissy Rar srI 2
I,rk.a1 P.itslp4l J y. Niuslaw Rstiand Rar.
-.it aaA So Wet RatiAud Cis9sut 40 10
t,.,.st N,shsi, WEI PeaHs.v Hooksy asA
Cisrk Fas- Psaltnsy. A biist. Niadlstuwu. . r.
aaAE sasAefilni Cuttiusrills, Jsnss sna De-
Cisrsalss. va. q, cr.-.Hsi ws,aasf "a n.
Vs.i n.n1s Bsresyt ?, G, VA
At.s or sals ~ The priaetrai DraEE'sts ani
800. eo~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Stage Notice.

~ sud shsr mon4ay Auq u. tho STA.
~ gee that leave Rutland and run 10 coz
ueclion with he Cheshire ana Fnrhbu 20
Railroad, viii leave at O'Clock. A. NJ. and
? o'clock J. ~ Passengers taking toe sC
ic5noou Stage vii. aruEe in Boston IN n
4 NJ trguc1i dHy.
li,sriSoTo7 HEYAar & CO.
Ruaaud Aug il,Isfs
ALSO.
SlsRs ,eayeA Ruhsud so Ilsdiei 10, R..
ton ever ydav 4 o'e'oct 20 uinufes A "a
arrved IN Boston 2 O'Clock P. 81 us,,'
dty, sundsys sTcewcd
PlTAAM & BRYAKT
". HTrHrorE ARcn,
Rutland AuE r $50 NJ
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
lust Received

ATTUE RUTLAND COUNTY BOOK
u STORE fresh supply Of
DAVID & Blacks Premium Ink
Harrsous (scarlei)
Genuine CASTLE Soap Windsor do.
CHd'tIcsm, Na'rui Oh soap,
Extract of Lemon and Vanilla,
5000 Lcttet and Note Envelopes.
3 gross Guiol's celebrated S,eel Pens, &c
GcHr II. LNDD SPENCER
Rutland. April o. 1870. IS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

rROW HliFTEH4LL 70 MN YORK.
I,HE austr, rntl hstirr usds srrsrFfutni'
u vtAthe IN C..t. vii ruu a. ttrre'' Z ~
Daily g. ard f--m WhitsttN f,r LiEht Fr'iFht
BaeIIs. Pa-ksF,, Bant Notrs g., Aee'wpanisd
b. isittfai Ne.srrcr
Ia rs...tueaes ii the above arrangement tbs
ehsts.. vi. 10 ssuch les than heretofore
Pa-Aagss ~ Fre, rLt vil' ts forwarded Daty
" stsrs or Ts.mt ~ desired 90 RatlArai taiiis'
teu. pauitrsy a..
Onest No. 10 WAL st y. Y,
221 River 81. Trey
Hsass ava 7 urusr aren't NhitshaN. M
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
POPULAR OPINION.

isrTR's fiLALiNG OINTMENT
II mot loo ua,a 10 ..I. ta.t tua u.4Hatnt dlrg
sr,at f,nd here r-i r.~shsr- Tho VARIOUS dc
ss,,, :st ar cured. winch Nsfc sa7p"'ed To- ~ over
80. ,, irts.aal rcnrie'. litia at.n'e tu lys P1"et
eS 60 ~ e1,f ,r.e...c or Which % ever Heis
VIZ araI.fll tsffsrlrsq o. I4r O. r.'' n ..,.,,.
the rea, secret Of It, soo'ess A. 'n"'t di't-,'' -.
In cold ,uturr, by e''n. 'Ho 'io' upon "a
suf,ce 10 follows ,l1tu hy lny m'H.s The por' r,p Ne
IT. Opened sld me insens,hit rorW'au'n "t"reh -
vile and ianfld hinon og she bolS wall e'raje "Ea 30
MrtfisTFg's tit.UrN riSC OINTMENT hr row
been proved ss ths oNLi PREPARATION sno"h 10 eHro
W. Would remark h.t sap, NJ no f''-oir- com
plant, have ic-n OF 'rs s,rno.n' even twenty lsan
ops "a. % INV t,srs.n ui u,n gte 500 tcn 'eHrr
sush s.,>t A. the -tck hcsltsbr frusuUer complaint
supposed ~ 'isM osy q iet~ioal r,neeiet hA's b.,
p.uaL Causnmp ttr s.. na, n iatsr'cs ~ lhs Chest
Sues and me lGs have bron rf' me "'h,f' VINO .L
tnkns .Ar,,psTura iasants ale sugar candy wills rpd
oi'e, ~ - ' .' wy. 81, o. I. ~ ,rr., q. .-Ii.e
We lei ,ud know nst .h su. ssr- drrrt1 ever. ono
Persons should 'es'' yclug liu' 4 ~" uhS' SD
long Al there SO No evidence a. good Mat "II not
W. hero fvs ths MINES only 81 t' parsons cu'ea srd
theit dsssses Ir-it buta p'It "i "hi We n"'s 'nA7
,nn., al VIII L.Ve h,-a uru'r Istur rulcIb, me ALL
HEALING OINTMENT - tain 80 l1't IA munh' $40
could cover tho whole hfnldd- nf meeting house WIN
thea number nui Ne tn"" "'r tntal7 ",,l 'l li @"
hsr fronh'. snd ihnY n'ps W. vmHf, % W 'h''''
md Tins tho s'oh thr1 vii r fnn' "n'o 'hn' 20 re-
than twice ten Thousand heart, ~t'ap "f'y Boo 90" rHa
fe,s we'd from 90 nintsut Fusnd cheer 40 un BOO his
GOD Nor. by 'Nsar q. h'e irs,h To >ouI n'taeot,
hud i way into every house and gladden. ihs heat Of
every soui 10 The lsnd
". hove fopm only % tvs ,n,l rufnbsi II nanei In
New Yurt md Banlnrs nov iu Our lrs-s-sion. Those
from rnsd,pha haton aud other pace, we are o1!E
sd 20 isave out entirely,
Iuhn Prince - ilsstef st. Rheumatism
ColIA -s'rct gT ssvsnthI Group
Wu.@ Ten" ". =: n .. ,, r,"' 'h' % q.
o.. II SWAN, % B.c.man 81, '
rc'irf. lot lArfrr'il. Liseniefy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
PiRhER & WHITES
Farming Tools and Seeds.


There may be found
In,rr,,, - C,jeudrr and Lever Hay, Straw and
Corn stalk Csttcrs
Prcmium Pl.1g. Harrow and CutiVatort.
Emery improved seed Soueri aud Corn Plan
tgrs
Ams,, Cast Steel aud STEEL Plated sho'sls and
Spsdel
Common Steel and lros d..
impr,tcd Cpnra,e Cat steel Hoes
C.tt Stool RNltti do.
Gerulsr Steel Garden RakS Iron Raksi
Pete q parsonsS Cast Steel Manus Forks, a. 6,
3 arA 90 uronEt--an extra article.
Mor.s', Partridge, Gpylords aud king's Ma
uare iuTks
Patent Tho-momcter and Cylendsr Churns.
St~g Pointed Pick aud Cr1~ Bars Handles
FOR Hoes ANe,. Poke &C. Gribistone', framed
calapl@ts, wdh Improved hanging; HHltcrs, Trac,
and Catue Cha,os, OK Bow aud lokssi Noby
s sawyer celebrated Scythcs, Hay Rakes Aas
tu', Srythc RiHc, Horse Hay Rakes, Sc &c.
ia addition O.. the shove W. have the best a.
f,rtwcIt ucw and ruro GARDEN nui GRASS
SEEDS e. B.. found In New Kegland. Purchaser
are invited t. examine our sseek at
~. 10 GERRLSH y MOCK,
BLACKSTONE STREET, BOSTON
l2.l7. PARKER & WHITE.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

T.,rf. lru~ deep f.,'. wcr- tsyr1 > using On,
r'' 10 .''..-... l..Hrf Ia.-.,..
Tho following .r .r u..' H...'-. md ss,rrisiiut
eur thst ever Effected .ll human icing Boy any
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

.AsE~fs.- kabaHut L beutals q .smeut 2 BIS
csrlh l. C,iiInarri l. hvl san. CnstIrtsa, Psrlia
4 hlrtsl,. n IkdErs { So Bssfon. = " Walk
e. Or~sH ratpH q NTlstt, Whiune. j 3 Era.
.sn. ~uItary Wallace a Hyde Fa4raa,s1 a q
J q kAsa Hssthassn y AFus-trsBE, SNt..f A..
l.r Gr8Fsr pswlst Wt-asn 4 ~ lsszu pit,sI
FORA Henry Silnori1 brAHdou \ s9ss a Islkrgrl.
Psaltusr.J J. hsalns4. tlIy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-17
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1919.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion OF MIR. FRENCH. leave was granted for
the withdrawal from the files of the House of the papers
and petition OF John Farrs. and also those OF John
Young.
On motion OF Mr.. JONES of Georgia, leave was
granted for the withdrawal from the files of the House
OF the papers and petition OF Wesley Leake
Mr.. ASHMUN inquired what was the regular order OF
business
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-17

Mr.. ALEXANDER EVANS moved that the SAID
amendments be laid on the table: not agreed to.
And after debate the proposed amendments. in which
Messrs ROOT. JENKINS. SCIIENCK, VlNTON, and
EVANS participated,
On motion of MIR VINTON, the House proceeded to
the consideration OF the business on the Speakers table
when
The Senates resolution received this morning, IN rea
ton to the appointment OF joint conmittec to wall on
Zachary Taylor and Miari Fillmore, taken up and
concurred in.
Mr.. JOHNSON of Arkansas. moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee of the Whole on the state
OF the Union: not agreed to.
The House then proceeded to the consideration VI
the bill mo. 260) to establish certain post routes, when
II was ordered that the said bill be laid on the table
The House next took up the Senate bill entitled an
act TO incorporate the Washington, Geogeown' anu
Alexandria Steam Packet Company" n,
The question pending being the motion Oh W.
JONES OF Tennessee that the said bill be land on ine "a
BILE, made on the 10th instant, it was decided IN u''
| negative-yeas rs, nays 1906
Mr.. EDWARDS then moved the previous question gu
the passage of the bill which having been secondeu W
the House, the bill passed. A..
The joint resolution for the purchase of copies OF '
General Navy Register (Which was on the ilh OF Jan,
nuary last ordered to be read third time) was reau
third time.
Mr. T. B KING moved the previous question on tne
passage of the resolution which secOnued, anu 0
main question ordered. -.
Mr.. ATKINSON moved that the said Joint resolution
be laid on the table; which motion the yeas anu
nays ordered, and il decided in the negative
yeas 60, Maya 100
The Joint resolution was then passed.
Mr.. SCHENCk moved the reconsideration OF inc
vote by which said resolution passed and then "
lay that motion the table; which last motion "%
agreed to.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04

"due observance" intimating his intention Of
marking the spot with a monument. He
then continued his march for Gonaives, but
when he arrived, the forewarned enemy had
Of course disappeared. Toussaint, as usual,
took up his quarters for that night at Co.
naives.
The next morning message was sent to
Moyse, desiring his immediate presence at
Gonaives, on business of importance. But
no sooner had he arrived, than he was ar
rested and thrown into solitary dungeon,
charged with the murder of Monsieur De
lie, whom it was asserted he had
received orders to spare. Ills Imprisonment
was not long, for scarcely had The next day
dawned, when a court martial was ordered
10 he convened for his trial, a form merely.
since the members were severaly ordered
10y the unrelenting tyrant TO find linn gully
uittout taking amy testimony, and decree hls
execution. They, however. having at their
meeting hcsiated al doing this, the court
wes ordered 70 he dissolved, and Tn'lssaint,
causing Moysc to be brought to Por, de
Paix, of his own authority declaring hun
guilty Of murder, and ordered his immedi-
ate execution.
Thus was this young General condemned
to death, without an advocate being given
him, and refused even permission to plead
his own cause, as. when he attempted to
speak, the drums were beaten in imitation
Of Commandant Sauterre. at the execution
Of Louis XVI, lest he should plead the Or
ders of his sanguinary relative in jus'6ca-
ton Of his crime. At noon of the same day
he was brought, dressed in white, and with
white bandage over his eyes. to the "Place
darme" Of Port de Paix. which was filled
with soldiers. lie himself gave the word
Of command, and fell pierced by six bullets
from his uncle's guard.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04
STANDARDIZATION.
charles.on, S. C. march 10. is49.
ExEcuTrvE orrIcE,


Charleston, s. C.. march IL, is49
.By Ais Excellency. WHIrEMaRsI b. sEABRooK.
Governor and Go rmander-in- Chief, in and over
che State Of South Carolina: Whereas, informa-
sion has keen received at this Dep 'rtn'ent. tat
u.sst atsec,sns murder vas committed in Edge6eld
District, o, the 10Th day of February last. BY a
slave na,aea APP or APPlING, belonging to
Marta Reses. RSq, and that the ead slave has
sbscondea Nov know ye. in order that the said
slsge saay De Assssst to trial for the CRIME with
uxca &c ss eaasges, do hereby odera reward Of
Trc fiss9rcd aud Rsfy Doiizrs, for the app. chen
r;su and safe delivery OF the said slave App or
Apeliue, To tie laissr Of E4gefeld District, or to
,sy ctfee fsiso ID dis State. Sad fellow is about
ts;rty years Of age, Eve feet eight or ten inches
hieSs straight OF ordinary rioe. little copper
osioeed, stsaswers waea speaking; had on when
he lef. brown sfrcck coat, and black hat; he had
= Iesg beard on his chin, one Of his !egs % sore
and much swol1eA
Given under INV hand this tenth day Of March.
IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
t,andred and Eortyc aud in the seveoty-
sFfhird year OF American Independence.
srSsS5Ts Tss4rSvHfTEMARSH p D. SEABR0Ok.
By The Governor:
,B.sk KESaeAS, Secretary Of Stale.
MzrehSf&&# 1t IL
GIss4 pcts ia the State will publish four
So.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04

EDITING PApER.-The majority OF
rea icrs sem TO think that nothing can be
more easy or pleasant than to edit paper;
but of all the different employments by
which men make their bread and butter,
there is none, we believe, that so taxes the
mind. temper, and flesh, as that OF editing
paper. There is none that requires nicer
tact, soundcr Judgment, more constant
applica,ion, quicker wit, or kinder heart.
A churllsh temper could never succeed as
an editor; nor narrow minded man, nor an
unf"rgivIng one. -. r.
An editor must of necessity turn himself
inside out TO the pnbllc; he cannot be n.y.
pocrite anv more than husband can DC
hypocri,e TO his wife. He must expose
himself in all that he docs. as much IN
selecting the thoughts of others. as IN pub
I,shing his own, and the better way Tor HIM
IN the outset is to begin frankly, to save h'm'
self from after contradictions and mort'hca'
tons. Whoever succeeds tolerably well as
an editor, is something more than an ord'na-
~ man, let his contemporaries say or think
Of him as they w,ll.-Holden's Magazine.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT TO E1ToRr
MoyEy.-A novel mode of raising the wind
novel, 50 lar as this country Is concerned
although Of not unfrequent occurrence IN
ENGLAND, is detailed IN the New York pa
pcrs.
II seems that Mr.. w. B. Astor, who en-
ioys the reputation of being a rich man, has
received within the last few days several
letters. written in The style which the gallant
Gen. Shields has br 'ughl int" fashion, de-
mandns the respectable sum OF tJty hous'
and dollars-the alternative bei"g the per-
il of life and property.
Having reason to believe that there might
be some prnprety in ascerla'nlng now lar
this matter was really to be carried, MIR.
As,or consulted the Chief Police. under
whose direction the following plan OF action
was pursued.
1t seems that the letters signed T.; H.
Basswood. and sent both Hr. AStor and nus
wife. required the sum of $4,000 to DC de-
llvcrcd to person who should call at Mr.
Aslor's office for the purpose. the cialm "I
the money being basen upon alleged con-
rexon in business in 1914, between inc
father Of The writer and the late John ia
cob Astor. The business was the creo',a'
bic one of making spurious coin for the In
dian trade, and so successful was the opera
ton, tha, upon capital of s2o,5oo, tie re. e
turns amounted to S2,s00,000 taIr Proh'
considering the times. Of this sut", h,,'e
over half million should have fallen To tue
acting partner in the business, the late Mr.
Eastwood and his brother, but by some no
Gus pocus, both Of these claimants were made
to die Just in the right time to save the ne
ccssity Of making a final adjustmen, Of TN
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04

EEK, of Alabama, for the occasion of a 80
inner" in Mobile, and sung upon that occasi
the Air of "The Hunters Of Kentucky"
SONG AT THE BAR DINNER.
Ye sons Of Blackstone, Chitty, Cooke,
of Marshall, Kent, and Story,
Come join awhile in song and joke,
In mirth and festive glory:
Put by your summons, writs and pleas,
Your briefs and declarations,
And for season, take your ease -.
In feastings and libations
What though your lady-love, the Law,
Isgrave, sedate and solemn,
And seldom can refreshment draw,
But from some musty volume -
Yet she, herself will now decline
Each dull and knotty question:
Desert her Viner, for the rine,
The Digss: for digestion!
The drone, who, over Doe and Roe,
al only IeeQ HIS ldICIeS,
Will find at last, his cake all dough-
His reading all ro-mances;
But he, who bends DER "cakes and ale,"
AZ well as Clay, and Akin,
Will prove himself bot'' S,of and Hale,
And doubly "save his Bacon!'
Then put the green bag in its place.
Light with your tape these iapers,-
Exchange your cases for this case
OF wines, cigars, and capers:
"A deed" indeed, sis doing now,"
Worth all your deeds indented,-
Reporters here to porters bow
Don't be non est inrent-cd! ...
Come file your pleas before this Court,
Where all may please on trial!
You can't demur, not e'en in short,
So come,-there's no denial:
This is the Bar,-straight trarerss JOHN
Your fee is in your pocket,-
Craze oyer quickly, of--this WING
Or-sirike him from the docket!
These dishes are in season all,
So make at once your seizin,-
To disobey "LaU's serious CALL"
Is mutiny,-nay treason:
You can't desert without DESERT
'Twould shame your high profession,-
So willie of mirth, we make profert,
Reduce ii TO possession!
The sons of Themis in MOBILIZE
A numerous generation,-
Once more have met, for common veal,
To keep this celebration
Grave judges now deser: the Bench,
Old Lawyers leave their cases,
And students turn from Norman French,
To meet with merry faces!
Then throw the dull Reports aside
Let Johnson sleep with Peters,
Let Porter prove liquid tide,
And Stuart feast the eaters
One dav we'll give to song and wit.
Ad mala obsque oro,
And then resume the brief and ,crit,
And try the Law, de moro!