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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
EXecufOI.,S Sale.

By order of the Court of Ordinary Of Kershaw
District, will be sold at the Iynchcs creek PIanla-
ton of Benjamin Halle, deed on the 9th day OF
January next, half Of the said Plantation Tools
Also, at the cour' huusc in Camden, on tho 3lst
day of the same month. between the legal hours OF
sale, ono Horse Carriage and Harness: being left
out oft the last will and testament Of said deceased
Terms cash.
EDWARD HALLE,
COLUMBUS HALLE.
Dec. 10, 1t Ey'urs.
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Committed.

10 the inspection of Planters and tho P,blie
SeneraI'y'a cheap lot Of heavy Blankets, PIain,,
kerseys and Jeans, of every description, suitable
lor House and Plantation Negroes. Also, large
stock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods
Purchasers are requested 20 call arths sPAr,-
MEIIO STORE" pay charges and take thep
away. JAMES WILSON,
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Knox Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 100000.
Fire, Marine e. Life Insurance.
Office on Water Street, near Market, in Wise's
Brick Row,
TilcenneS Indiana.

This Company having been duly organized, and
the capital stock properly secured, are now pre-
pared TO receive appcat: )ns for insurance agaus,
loss or damage by fire, on Buildings, Merchandise,
Machinery, Mills, Manufactures, and I'll descrip-
tons OF property, Also merchandise aud produce in
the course of inland transportaton.-the seas
and upon the lives of individuals. The rates of
premium which will govern this institu,ion, will
conform to the established rates Of the Eastern
Offices. All losses will be- literally and promptly
adjusted, and paid. w, D McDOWALL.
Agent at Camden 8. e.
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CAMDEN PRlCESCURRENT.
ST. .1AVIIs LODGE, DARLINGTON,

ThSt Davis Lodge will celea,e the Ami
rersalof ST. oHN THE EvANeEkr, on Thurs.
day, Feniber!I by a public Preston and an
Oratitby AMBosE SPENCER, Es,
Brsen of der Lodges in outstanding are
fraterly ihvita to attend and uni in the cele.
bratiof the da.
GEORE J. w. Mccall. W.. M.
Darrton c. L NV. l549. q,
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Notice.

The subacribcr having removed from Columbia
to Charleston, he offers his services az F'ctor
and Commission Merchant, and pie yes himself 10
use his hes, cxertons to satisfy those n his friends
who may employ him Advances will DO made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Offire 3 l}oyce g. Co. Wharf.
Charleston. Sept ID, lS49 3S 6n
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u The Hon, ". z E.Ss and sssl
t,ssa elected q. 3. Seastor. ffo" Alal
war elected on the tk1i es&ss 6ur six 1
cor 10 Mr.. B,gSy, Mr.. cscne~ on II
till tho unexpHed ,er@ 1t she fesn. 2
CEASED.
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Notice.

Al persons having demands sgains, Thoms. J.
Wright, Esq. late Of Lancaster C.. n. deceased
either ola professional or private nature are re.
qu'1ed to present the same legally at,ested to the
undersigned, and all persons Indebted to the said
deceased are requested to settle the Same either
by cash or note
NANCY. WRIGHT, ADM.
H.CLINTON, Admit
Dec. l2 50 a
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.do., .oms Of them. 10 give i, IN;

ADOPT some OF tneul, 70 Bi'o u uio -.
cess but either becanse the mea efsci
about the dollars. or are hlind to era n,
the system the house WIN "o' pS glal
prove'nent or EXPERIMENT =" ''' bit III
a,sing of the State. for tho proper 1 il.
and incnlcating flght Pf'ncip'eS " ining
,iion submitted at the last session. mor;
thsn tina, proposing to correct the as N
amoug the schools throughout TN ooks
was rsty manifest from the d''cu cou
that The members did not fully ap Ian i
i threatening our institutions from ecia'
the leading minds Of the State i 8,
letters, and lectures on slavery 'nS writ
ci,izans in tho Serip,ural au,horitia bc,in
vii. and political blessings that tio' and
ton. Peter farley, or Goodrich viii from
B.nks Of History for children, and is l
Nos. !, 2, and 8, with their dist N.
ses,ins the slave as naked and opp nl
der the weight of his labors, urged ned,
mas,er, standing over him with VIII by
with the false doctrines Of Paiey s lin h
filling up the susceptible minds OF = o,
notions and Impressions u"sound folir
which must be unlearned OF erased, d,
Surely. surely. such books ought use
IN. hands OF Southern children! n
that the teachers shenld not use the siIl
no others. The Legislature has to for
nrop-r books, and there are no Others ed ,
iu, ,,ortant time in child" ednea'io pr
kevin, ,,ing 70 read. and We venture VIII
,b,.,. 70 urths Of the children South q
compelled by necessity To PISS It the
bard a, tho North. When the res buyl
considerations, MIR. Adams, OF RIcd ,ior
p.s.age On the g,,'und TINT it woas ud,
t.isnt=-tiist Sou,he. intellect wo lev,
@rits books fftlc pay was certain-- be
vi Chester. who had submitted d reg Nj
,As seAsoi fund fsom S37.01d to Sos tio'
iied wi.A Tho form Of the apProp n''s p0.
by a stidirre:ei strain Of ridicule' ant
la,ia. reported BY .he Cosumi''ee. iii
Lancaster, who had sceea with the r.
zion saw the improprcay Of tho eoura bri.
t.son, and next morning IA do nag he
the resolution reeoas,drr&, bss aals Ell;
pa,sud 70 the Senate. and could rss una
: South ca,alina may boast Of hs't axe
GRATED State pride. but her measure gr.I
hs fuIl--hst bosstings will not 10 "a glc
sweeps from her Statute B"ok that sose
up tkisg called system Of commos .ral
il il sesd som. prorisi"ns more Iigss hoo
and uas dcservng Of hsr fame and u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
Bibles, Testaments & HYMNS,

Quarto Bibles and eslaments with large ,yp., and also
School, miniature editions PRAYER Book, and Bb.s in .s.
CANT velvet and embossed binding all the Hymn Books in
use IN the Town and Counlry-Southern Harmony. Mis-
ogI n 40: Boston Academys collection Of Sacred Music
Bible Dictionaries, Conconlances T. yOjiSl;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
raE ELECTORAL ourl

Ia sssthsr snlx.,a viiI b toaad snY'
from the Camnitsee oa Pdvileges sEq
pared saa ~sbait,et by NJ. ~ithctSaj
ssr, sss.Hy sryss The Legislature f.S
sf fesaideatisi Electors "a iiss Pe9
given, ws bs,iese, are szi;.sses~y ,s
The Ssn at the i4a se.sisn ~s: iai
sims, and the san,e eausc has siscaSn
'iy. A majority Of the Pe"a1e 81
vor Of 4, bot the gres, fear is, that
u p.ssed o.ee. until 1852 shall and q
ieft IA. Iioweger. tl,e iricuds o( tho AZ
ks.p;ag i before the people aad the q
that il may not be farx".isn or n'c
.suffcisn. time yc bsEse Il. acxt PN
for the Lesidstsue u gise sss ssl5ea
asEst,sa-
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j. B. ULM,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Corner ofHayne and Church Street,

Charleston, S. G.
Is now receiving an extensive stock of GROCERIES
and LIQUORS.: consisting in part Of
L'OO bags n Rio, Java. and other qualities COFFEE.
500 h"ls. ST. CrciI Porto Rico, and Muscovado Sugar
100 hh,ls. Cuba Molasses.
200 bbs. " d. M0lasses.
5000 lbs Lnf Sugar.
$50 bbs Crushed and Clarified Sugar.
choice and well selected assortment Of TEAS, OF
recent m"riation, and all other urtic..I
HE .s!ie-tG -tGfeceryr -+ite,- ---~-----
$40 pieces BAGGING.
500 coils Rope.
1000 pounds Twnc
ALSO.
NAILS, Shot. Powder, Lead. &c.
A cl,nire selection of foreign WINES and BRhNDlES,
OF the following E.vore brands:
Norton vintage 1905 and 1915.
Masselt.
Otard, Depuy& Co.
J. llennesey g. Go.
Martell.
pellevoisin.
Madeira in octaves and or. casks.
Sherry Pale and Brown.
Port, Spanish, in icasks
Champagne. ..ficilsck an, other brands.
ST. CInix and Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin and Irish Whskey
| DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
| Brandy. in j and casks.
| Rcclifed Whskey.
| Monongahela do.
| New England Rum.
''e'' MACKEREL.
| 1000 Barrels Halifax and Boston Mackcrcl,
500 Half and Quarter Barrels do,
Together with many other articles; NIL of which VIII DE
sci on accommodating terms. j. D. oLh.
| IA. 81, lSi9 "a u
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DaV Books, I,e6sers Nc.

Blank Books for Acconnls-M -Memorndums I-da.r,-cor,
rFton Books; great variety Inks paper for Records
anu deeds-Lsiter paper, Note and CapHo-Enyelopes
r nH'eS and leters-plan white embossed, silver edged
ellis and pencil leads drawing materials, &c,
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Sugars, Coffee, and Molasses.

Just received, supply OF new and fresh Groc.
rcs; such as,
Prime Muscovado and Crushed Sugars,
New Crop Cuba and N. o. Molasses.
Superior Rio Coffee, Prime Goshen Cb.e.e
Bendy' and Colsa,e's No. Pale Soap. Sc.
For sale low, by H.C. WEIGHsiIsEG
Dec 49, 81 81
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ANIMALS FOR 1850.

Splendid editions Of the works of the most ceeb,et no
els; Annals DC, suitable for the season,
rncndslIp's Offering, for 1850.
Poets Offering,
eafets of Memory, -
Mirror of lifo
Gem of the Season.
Snow Flake,
The Rosemary,
Harvest Gleanings,
Reads Female Poets Of America
foetIenl Work. of Bryant, LongfolIows IIalleok &C.
-AI.SO-
American Almanac for 1850
Dictionary of Poetcal quotations,
knnnedys Life of Writ,
Puritan and Pilgrim Father,
Colcmans European Life and MsnnerA
r.. 10 ea AfoCNG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
EDITORS, MEErIN.

Tho fsIleviag iassrestins aecosas
nf Edi,.rs on tie lss,eisht Of the tstsi
ventioa. appeared sesss tiase si~oe in
DsllA. We iasersek 10 pssiish i e,H
was misaid; which ~ ssrreslcd, pa'i
eoun, Of the complimentary aasiccs t.l
Rspres.n, s,ivs.. esp.ei.i'y Of Mr.. j
whose exiraordisary esasessatica,l pos
sttainmants appear tn have ma8s 4 dof
upon his colleagues Of the Cessehiont
"0a the last night ofihe sessiSW ?
phis Convention, the Press Of III. n
IiigS,ower Hall, splendid sufi
hr.,hren from other States, as we'll a
distinguished gentl-m"n who had I,
Connected with joarnalis,n. The a, ou
"ne ai cordial good lerling and gepI I,
change Of wit and sentiment. Bcsi ia
sidcrshle corps Of Memphis Edisors'
set 1t -geod fellows as ever assent !,
the social haard-thcre were pres
pleasau, little re>aaioa, sha, ex,raorsT
the admirable Crichtun Of the Snu,
l~rt G. Pike. of Little Rock, Arka'
approaches nearer our idea of a univ,
than any man we ever knew, Az d
ha. displayed genius Of very hied
proof Of which, We call old Chr
BIackwood, to the hook as la~ya.
the head Of the Bar of Arkansas; a.
.,o ,,ioneer, he i.,he rival Of Kit Car
6,herma. =. he has forgotten more than
Walton ev..- knew. 10 these qualities
add a fine taste in literature, pr"iound
and general know, ledge, the gin of
good song, or making happy spec
i,aly. a person on scale Of magnit
,,r;kino aspect suited 10 such comPn1
diversity oficlen,. Imag inc t'lI' la'
~ mora than t~u sundrcd weight with
head covered with an immense q',an.',yl
hair, which has not been insu."eu ~ 's
con,ac, Of shears for many a month VII
kers and mus,ache. of like luvuriauce,
covering face nddy with health; e1II
AID large fall black eyes, radiant with ]
ssd genius; and you may form some I
hhea G. Pike, of Arksnsas. The never
Mit and ready resources for all kinds of
.aipmesi, qf this gentleman, made him
.pd soul Of tbis Plea'an, circle. Ther.
also present. TIE sbIs and subtle South I
pjan, Hon. J. !. Woodward. member Of
er.ss-ibai spceatrie but profound and
iaining phjl9sqpher. tbe isihar NJ the n
,y.tsu of Pbrspo. .Bhysiology, Hr. Nhtag
Caroline. . writer oi ars4i force and wiz
R.ardon. the gepilepaPly and poPular ID
the ARKANSAS banner; Harry J. tfrattal
paeer aod propristor Of the Memphis II
and lately Of the Americap Theatre ip thi
Nr. r. ]. 0srrelI, the eyer afahle and
able editor Of The Memphis Eagle; the
e,y,. Of the Enquirer, genuine, kind'h
gentlemen Mr.. McClsqahan, of'he Apl
Plsa,snt and intelligent gentleman; ant
'rannsbill, oftbs Time'-quits young
but we'll worthy to sustain name disting
in the Journalism of the Southwest, hi.
having edited a paper in Tennessee TO
years. There were several other geltler
the Press present. together with full rep
,a'ion Of the independent Press 9s 81 the 6
New Orleans:
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-
! eaciencind sue
|srs arc oY careful
, glaru'gp pfccls Of
pit the hd Of i'm.
liz. For he we'll.
lining OF r. youth,
Emorals, resolu.
las more 'portan.
ooks nosin use
/ country, il
lou in lhHuuso,
eciate thangers
f source While
wriling en,oirs.
betting IN, fellow
and the real. CT.
from the nsli,u-
is lat, 2dand Sd
. N. Y orReader
al plates repre-
sed, benag un.
BY Il HI, task
lin hand, ge:hsr
Others, Z fast
.o'ina you with
j dangrro,, anil
useful n,,hood.
\ TO be Piled in
;fill not do say
II for they IN ge,
,fd I" suPy the
II. print. rs an
.Awhen it = firs,
DE as,erlie that
tthe Po,onIc arc
sPugh boob pre-.
'Yton wasundrr
bud. pres,d it's
sberslope ia,ivr
4 bc indued 10
N Mr.. Nc AIilo..
> lion 10 inrease
: )0. was disalis. |
! and niccedcd,
milling ,hcrcso-i
H. Massey, Of
sri'y, ol'rasc. |
,khe Hou'e had
effort Il have
bnai"ly II l,ud
fskcn upA1air'.i |
.&rliry aud her
n glory will no, !
race. uatil she
crsAe patched
.hook ssd puts
R. more saspi-,
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TO HIRE.

A number of negroes will be hired hcfnre tho
Court House door, at eleven o'clock OH tho first
Monday in January next.
]. NJ, DESAUSSURE, Guardian.
Dec 10 III 81
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FOR 1850.
NOtiCC.

ON and after the lst Septem.r next, tho sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charlcstq will, by agree.
ment, charge Thuy Cents per- sle er'ra' on al
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark oiVoodsn bands
As this charge will necessarlIyIall upon the
planters, this notice is given ihattope Ba"dGsrS
aone may be used by them. Nseay all the Cot, Cot,
tom sent to harcston aud dSaNnah is now
compressed before Shipment ON.
IuIv II 20 3Ot
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% kcgs nails just received and for sale a
the lowest price. Also Iron, steel &c.
F.. W. BONSEY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-24
. New and Choice Fall Goods,

The subscribers are now receiving one of the arges
and most desirable stocks Of GOODS that has over bee
onsfed TO the friends and customers of the
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
Ihey have during the past week, opened and arc nov
prepared To show most splendid assortment uf
Rich Fabrics for Ladies' Dresses,
-sUcH As-
Elegant Cashmores. Muslin Deraines, Plain Msrinss
Sh;neeon i.lstres, I.yanese Cloths
DeLEle Stripes, GingLaIns, Prints, &e.
large assortment of Shawls,
Hnsh rs Long and square Srnw, both plnin and print.
ed' stik, snshnere and broche.
-ALSo-
Alarse stock ofLinens and Linen Goods,
anfsellles Quilts, DimitieS, Curtain Stnfs, 90
EVERY VARIETY OF HOSIERY.
Goods for Genticmen's Wear.
broadcotha. Cassimeres, Ycsinggs, Cravals, &c.
-ALSO--
Large aud Splendid Stock Of Ready Hade
CLOTHING,
vi every quality and at prices which cannot fa to ease
They are also prepared to offer Plan,er and other.
den,of 49, N"'''
Blankets, Kerseys, sattinets, Jeans,
DOMESTICs, &c. &c.
UThey confidently invite the attention Of Dur.
chaserD 10 their stock, IS ono Of the largest in
town.
1t is their intention to embrace in their stock
every article Of Dry Goods tha, NAV be new or de.
'Iraole 80 that purchasers can alwa w be supplied
WIN the newest and best style OF Goods in the
market and at the lowest possible prices.
NJ. DRUCKER & co.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.!
-WITH-
SAB1N'S WASHING MACHINE.

IHE above machines for washing clothes have
be Q" used and approved for the last six menths in
this place and vicinity by men of the highest re.
spectablly, and the subscriber is prepared to fur.
nlsh them at short notice. The machines are of
simple construction, and perfect in operatisa, Thsy
Can be worked by a boy, girl, or woman, and much
time saved p washing without injury to the clothes.
All persons are forbid int inging on the patent.
d. Direction. go with eacL machine.
Dec J. 90 g.,
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a CARD.
REYNOLDS & ReYn0fS2s.

have this day associated WA. l.. RSrNohrs
with me in the practice o, Deulistry.
Mr.. Reynolds as been u,y pupil baE ths past
four years, and comlnec& him WITH confidence to.
the community.
The business viii be coadaetsa as formerly at
my office on Main jstgaatA under the above name
,and style.
VIM. REYNOLDS.
August - "a. Il
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MOlsTGAGE SALE.

will sell on Monday, the 7th day Of January
next, before the court house in Camden, the fol
lowing NEGROES, lo-wit: Mark, Nelson, Phil,
Mly, Rose and her two children, under decd
Of mortgage executed by w. b. Watkins 10 lamos
Dunlap Terms cash; purchasers IN pay iur pa
pers. THO: ). WAkHEN, Agent,
Dcc IL 50 ST
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Wanted tGJire.

AS, ate Cook, who islsr god washer
andpne, for which libe.aI Tag s will be paid.
EnG-c / this office.
r D.
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New crop Raisins, currsnts. almonds, &c.
also. an assortment of extracts and Rose Wat.r
for rhasor;.esc5zzsrz.s7rsrssss'
---- l.. w. RONNEY.
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NEGROES TO lfFFeli.

Will be hired on The lhth day 0t january neSt,
at my residence, NINETEEN NEGROES, the
property of the mnnr heiya al l.. Young deceased
Terms, note and security, payable OH the LIST Vi
January, 1851,
JANE n. YOUNG. Guardian.
Dee. 10 1T 81
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/ lnL SELL,

On tie fist Mod in January next. before the
Court House dool Camden. IInmedIately after
SherifEIsales. a Vi valuable negro fellow, aged
70 wears on crabf II months, with bond and
unreasonable ssty, and mortgage OF the
property if requi!sith interest from day oil sale'
Purchasers to Nor papers. ,,N
Dec, lS ls49,
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Not.
Allersans intending apply for License to
sell sltuous liquors durthe ensuing year are
remind that their Lices expire on the 3lst
day ole present month. y
A sct compliance wite la,e act ofthe LIE.
pislae, as well as with, recent Town Ord-
Il nancn the subject will trequred befure any
lcepwill be granted for cnsuing year.
BrJer Of The Town Coci.
l.. ". BE- ARD Recorder.
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Just Received,
Now Rice, Buckwheat Flour, in oua,ts, kee, ss.n
Cnrrants. Citron and Raisin., ~es'' """
Dec. IL, JAMES HeEWEN-
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Northern Potatoes, now Rice, and Sugar
House syrup for sale by f. W. BONNEY.
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&nori'y report
ec,ioas. pre-.
Of Lncss.
the election
Tie neasons
.ns.e er.hIr.
the want Of
e s-coasd 20.
BIC are in IA.
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fUaESs have
p. Mixing
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

A Settlement. The NJ Y. papers announce
tine marriage OF Mr.. Augustus Belmont to Miss
Percy in that city, and adds that previous to the
ceremony Mr.. Belmont executed marriage set
tlement by which property was conveyed in trus,
to Traces Howe and John Griffin, for Miss Perrv's
tnow Mrs. Beimonfs) use. valued at $2oO. 900.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

u A horrible ARRAY occurred al Aberdeen.
Miss, on the 9th, in which Bastn, a deutisf. a
weak consumptiyeman, was mortality cut in sew
erai places with knife by G, W. White, from
whom he bad rented a house, for which he had
not paid. Davis and McCioskey hada horrid fight
with pistols and knives on steamboat near The
mouth Of the Kentucky,in which Davis was NOR.
tally wounded. The cause was woman.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

This 10 an age Of eneryation in medicine, sure
enough" said Mrs. Darlington, as she glanced at
the column OF new and remarkable specifics:
why will the people run after metaphysics and
them ros'rums when by taxing some simple pur
gatory they can get well sooI Its all nonsense,
II 49, and 1t people, instead of dosing themselves
with caluinny and bitters, would only take exer.
else and air little more, and wash them elves
with care and crash towel. they would be all
the better for it."--B0ston Post.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

QUICK WoHK. A sailor at Newburyport was
paid off the balance OF what was due him tor
several months labor in the fishing business,
about O'Clock last Friday evening. Three hours
afterwards he was found in the streets, drunken
and disorderly, and his money all gone. He wac
deposited in the lock up for the night, and 90
Saturday morning sent over to the House of Cor.
rec!ioD.
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Whdt Christianity toiH do. $50 soon as Chris
tianity shall gain full tendency in the world
from that time war is to disappear. The abolition
OF war will be the effect, NOT OF any sudden re.
sistess visitation from heaven, not OF any mysti.
cal influence working as charm, not Of any
blind fatality which will come upon the earth,
and about which we have nothing to do but 20
look silently on. The prophecy of ,anipersa
peace will meetits accomplishment by the actiy
ity Of men ; by the philanthropy OF thinking in
telligent Christians" So thouhgt, too, the in.
ieligent and pious and eloquent Bishop Horne.
He Gays; "Pnt chiefly toyou, oh! ye princes,
to you do they call, and their voice Is to you who
are judges Of the earth. deputed by the Sever
eignof the universe to rule his people in tho ms
tegdty Of your hearts, and 10 guide them by the
skiliulness OF your hands. View the States OF
Christendom often becoming, for years together,
the theatre on which your subjects are sent forth
thousands after thousands, to inicl and suffer In
their turns the manifold calamities OF war. Tell
il not in the realms OF Hindostan, publish 1t not
in the streets OF ConstantnopIe make it not
known in the newly discovered Islands Of distant
seas; lest infideis triumph. and sayages laugh us
to scorn." Cholmsys
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

From THE MosQUITo TERB1ToRY. New
York, Nov. %. The telegraph communicates
late advices from the Mosquito islands, in the
Mosquito t. territory
On the 29th OF August, the American brig nj I.
c. Draper, was wrecked ou Cal Prinzaplka riv.
er, Mosquito coast through the villany of the pi-
lot, who made false statement of the depth OF
water.
All hands went ashore, and few days alter the
camp was attacked by the Indians, who carried
off their provisions and clothing. The captain
threatened that il restitution was not made in
three days he would attack the village, which
he did, assisted by some Indian friends and the
Americans composing his crew. The whole vii
lage of Quamiatla was reduced to ashes.
The hostile Indians escaping, the party return
to the Camp, where after % days extreme sui
fering they were picked up and taken to the Bal
ize.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. AT Barnstable,
Tuesday, the two brothers Learned arrested up.
on suspicion OF having been concerned in the
robbery OF the Union Wharf Compauy's safe, in
ProvIncetown, waived an examination, and de.
!. iau't oil bail IN $40 900 each, were committed TO
Barnstabe Jail to ait their trial at the ensuing
term OF the Court of Common Pleas, to be hold.
en- at Barnstabe. Boston Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-29

NT REpaEsEErArlyEs. On Monday, Maiden,
New Bedford, Franklin, Wreutham, Manchester, and
West Springfield each elected Taylor Representative
Charesown elected two opposition Representatives
and Wesport, Warwick, Medway, Norhfid, Ashded,
Cha1lemont and Na.ick one each Geo. Wilson, Edi<
.of 81 the Boston Republican, The representative from
Matick &8