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NOtfee.E.II.a : o,l. -

All persons are forbd helping themselves 10
Bricks from my Yard Iwili iake pleasure in at.
,endingto all-who may want Brieksssvderesssp
them thanks ior their patronage. f.-..ss:a, ~
G-The person or persons who helped them
selves last Fall to some 5000 Bricks, nave negiec,
ted to report, which hope they will do soon. Tie
person who did the same thing last week win con-
fer favor by reporting TO me the amount taken or
paying for them. @e7 II n; - Z; i, :tssgs9
...- ..4l j. F. SUTHERLAND
July 26 30 t.,s, ..s5ss IF,
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Javne's Hair Tonic.

sn.A fresh supply OF the abovssyaluablc prepara-
lion for the growth aud Improvement Of the HAIR.
Just received at CLEVELAND'S.
Ian 3 If
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r.. Rl.ode Island early seed Potatoes, selected ex-
pressly for planting Stone lime for sale BY
- d'-ta 80 =. s''@ E. w. BoNNEY.
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Medical and Surgicaf Notfce.

The undersigned respectfully Inform the eiaii-
zens Of KersIaw and the surrounding distdcs fha
they hare instituted in Camden an IH6msry for
chronic disease. where patients III be seteiyed on
the following tern s-for medical treatment, ineis.
ding diet, DC, 90 cents per day; where ope sGgss
are required, the usual fec will be am additional
charge. -.as'a ais 'r1 20 ~ a.sa ..sat
Patients will be under tile constInt supervision
of the proprielors, and every provision madI for
their comfnrf. 80, ~; !, ,,.Ss.7,'s
IT lie "bore establishment offers to Planters who
may have cases Of chronic disease on their piaatz
lions. advantages mol Obtained by The ordinary
mode Of praclire as it nsures systematic treatment.
and regimen. desiderala often indispensable tasne.
cess in the treatment of disease. hia :. fgez's
w. J.. McKAIN, NJ. D.
C. J. SHANNON, ~. d.,
Oct Is. -..#.. 42 :. tSfTa x. . .fss'E IT.
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N NOtic(
A fresh Supply.

A fresh Supply.
The subscriber has just received new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting of Loaf
lump, crushed and brown Sugar. Coffee, Tea. Mo-
asses. Rice, smoked Salmon, Mackarel, (in whole
and half barrels and kils,) llerrings, smoked Beef
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes. AlIepce. Pepper,
Ginger, Cheese Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow
Candles, and great variety of other articles, in
his line, all of which will be sold very low for cash.
Oct. 81 A. L. ALLEN.
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For Sale, ii Sd -
Two Philadelphia made GINS, to- begsee at
Z. .MATIIESONsS.
September6 &c FE-
Notice.

Whereas person has applied 10 me Tor lefte Of I'D.
minlsatian dchnis non npon the Estate Of John Daar,
formerly Of Charleston District. nave taken posessjt
of tile with tie will annexed and tierrlre rSye NO.
tire to all who may he indebted raid Estae 10 make pay.
ment to me-. and if any cDrs presen, them 20 me du-
ly nitssted. JOHN r. ,JON. q xs1n.F
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Ordinary,s Notice. 4.

Ofd1nary'S NOt1ce. -
Whereas, no administration on tie EStste 81
Emanuel Rush, late Of II. rsbsw Bistfiet, deeeaeed
has applied for, in pursuance OF the Act OF Assesr
bly,, have taken ptsssion Of the gepds ard ehAs-
tells, rights and credits of the said Estate as dere
lect Al persons indebted TO Tie said estate are
required to pay the sane over 10 me, and those
having den aitls against the estate will preseht
them to me duly atlested for payment. sast tat4s
Sept. Ii. lS45 q Z JOHN RsJ0Y, OsK.sTa
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New Books
Smiths New School Geography with Maps aud engavings
in one volume q,Iarto, new plan.
Perkins Higher Arithmetic. designed for High Schools,
Academies g. Colleges in which some entirely new prn'
ciplcs arc developed and many concise and easy rules
are giyen which have never before appeared i'll any
Arithmetic.
Perkins Elementary Arithmetic.
Thornp,on's Mental do
Elements of Geography with practical applications, de-
signed for beginners By G. r. Perkins Professor of Nahe-
matics.
Wilson's Juvenile American History.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Nov % Al #.
Georgia Plains,
Frsulc hy w. ANDERSON & co.
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Soufh4 Carolfna,,1 asa sa' :
KERS4AW DfSTRIC,T.S s'osist

!. 7 ss4.' IN THE coAaos PLEAS. ~ aH' 81
B. e @ Jones for 's:1 James H efos'0n zion asa @ =, ~.
hslhap,el 9,a nc'ehlss, 81 a)-4 essasess ~ lad
r.e ssSs ess4as IS @ ss'lsssas.ss7z "a, & % g., =
The Defendant Nathaniel Hotchkiss, wbosisaifi
the custody of the Sheriff of said District hYsy y,s.
tue Of the above Wrts Of Capias ID, Saiisiacien.
dunn, in order to avail hilnsef Of the benefit Of an
Act passed for the relief cf Inspyept Debtors, has
fled in my office on oath, a schedG. Of lis whole
Estate. - ,ss.rysrSs = - ,fa& 1tiF.sst 1;sssssSs
Notice is therefore hereby given iothe RIaintf6s
in the above stated cases, as well as1aIl otsIess
concerned, to be and appear aid Camden ensihs
first Monday after the fourth Monday ,ips Mach
next, at IL OF lock M. before the associate Juaes
10 show cause, if any they can, why The said De.
fendant should not be discharged from .fuit6efr
confinement, on bis assigning and delivering tile
effects mentioned in his Schedule. 70 f-sset<-ss
.'',..a Sc. CapERs, Clerk
Clerks Office Dec. Ii. 1913. a. 3u.s s,sses So
The subscribers Agents Tor tie iSaIada, Con.
cord aid Salem manufaciOries. are eanstaatiy.supl
piled with the following goods and yarns, which
they offer for sale OH accommodating ,enye.yiz
Bales cotton Osnaburg, 3 and 7.S, plajn,ss =,
Sd. 10 aud IA strip; ed
shifting, 3.4, 7-SaId Al
Yarns Of all numbers from 80 l2
inclusive, ',,4f S ijfss
1inseys, white and colofed H'Atsfae9
The attention Of planters and oihers asS eal
led to the Lnseys, new article In this Iiarkss; for
tile quality and durability Of which, we are Der.
United to refer TO Messrs Jas. Ckesaut, Jr, f. sM
DeSaussure aud D. Boykn, who fur some, timepas
have been furnished with them. 81 - =
Buyers will find it 10 their interest 10, cali and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. ~ sa
2I.' ''. p. F.. VlLBEpiGUEr a. SONS
Camden -Oc,ober III, .S4S.ss ~ ~ JsA@tfiSss
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Notice.
TO Rent.

Some half dozen Dwelling Houses and about
halt as many Store Houses. Apply to
Oct lS. JOHN WORKMAN.
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yEvzH AND AGT5 PILLS
s BANK AGENCY.

WILLIAM J. GERALD, will attend puncuialy to all
business entrusted his in either Of tho Banks of
Camden May TO-
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES!


THIRTY YEARS STANDING!
Berkshire CO., Mass, Nov. %, lS47.
Messrs Ketcham & flenshaw-Genls: For thirty years
have been afflicted with the Piles, general debility and in
hamalion causing and proapus of the bowels and
which had resisted all the medical treatment Dr. Chap
man and Others could give. The last three years OF that
time my sulcrngs defy description. was confined to bed
unable to help myself and at last given mp by my phys-
clans and friends in despair Of gaining my health in
fact for three days before commenced using Dr. Uphams
Electuary entirely speechcss and my burial clothes
were made But under Providence and the use of DIR.
Upam's Eecuary though an old man. have the plea
sure Of stating the fact 10 the public that my health is
now good aml hope 10 live many years. if is Coils will.
to make kno the virtues of Dr.. UpIams Eecluary and
to recommend my afflicted fellow creatures. lthclp-
ed me beyond the expectations Of all that knew my
and ran only say 10 Others that il is i'll my opinion, the
best medicine in The world for Piles any other disease of
the bowels if they will use it according to directions
will myself warrant n cure in every case.
Yours with Tie utmost expression Of tlIankinness,
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRAMoyT. Berkshire Mass Nov. %, 1917.
The above certificates tells simple and truthful story OF
suffering and relief OF which, Physician and witness in
the case, cheerfny endorse. DR.. HAPMAN:
NOTICE. The genuine Upham's Eectuary has his
written signature thus (9r A. Upham NJ. d. The hand
is alone done with pen. Price 81 per box.
OF Sold wholesale and retail By KETcHAM d. HENsHAw.
l2l Fulton street. n. Y, and BY Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada.
J. R. McKAIN. Agent for Camden S. C.
March % II
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Store 10 Rent.

The Store at present occupied by s. B. Levy;
possession given by the middle Of November.
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JOHN INGRAM,
Receiving & Forwarding Merchant and BankAgent,
CAMDEN, s. C.
All business entrusted TO him faithfully attend
ed 10, on moderate terms.
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The Office one door below w. ]. Gerald Esq
formerly occupied by Doct. E. II. Anderson.
Apply to II. LEVY.
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Sperm Oil.

Sperm Oil. %"
The Subscriber has just received supply OF
| superior Beached, Winter Strained Sperm Oil of
first and second qualities. Also-BIeached Whale
or Solar Oil-all of which will be sold as low as
can be afforded OH this side of Charleston.
JAMES Il. .NcKAIN.
Dec 6 If 40
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Superior Neatsfoot and Train Oil fnr tanners
Family andPlantaiion astor OIL, at prices lower
than they can be bought this side Of Charleston
J AzCIEVEIAND
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Il. W. BONNEY 8.V -
WILL continue toact as Agent forp persons trans.
acting business in either of tlre Banks in Camden
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The subscriber has just received his fall and
winter supplies Of superior Lamp Oils which he
will sell as low as articles Of the'same quality can
be got in hBarIeston, for cash.
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Caution.

Owing to the great and immense sale Of DR.. Tow
sends SarsaparIla n number of men who formerly
Agents. have commenced making Sarsaparilla Extracts
Elyirs Bilters Extracts Of elbow Dock DC They gen.
crav put up in the saycd bottles and some of them
have stole and copied advertisements, they only
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
For sale in Camden, by J. Il. McKAlN. Price 81 pei
bottle Six bottles for S., cash.
Aurust Is. 33 "
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.r(,hanDaigne.

Baskets Colnger, Star and Anchor CbampaIne
pints and qnarts II. LEVY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

n ST s.sjas ,sssa Il ilss ~ seiz Hensl5an IN
rs,ss .a8us6 = naNie srn iasut iH ~ e.tone w -
4, hs .,sa 81 'ff nsrssrs snd Obi kailrtaa VII
-rsea fhs ms aassatsacHs rsl.aai suift f"n lie
Aiszsssspa - 49, Ne certainly escaf ga hat impfes-
~ .ss-a.szs va.,s Nc Asvs 81 ts-srl q, the pm
g-ass aas5as ss fks Inc - rasINss. and ns soft a
r.s-e - ~ saaz II, llts ra'aaaf#si er. an -.
Aa.rae srss sss.l j sHFY eHoassel.-. aad s.'eaid
sfatls.s jf ils5s = asr faq;es - aale sgeEeas ae-
uaa
g'te R.5.-af-s ar oa.a R,ii-oal carraay having
qa ss2e asass "a tssif sslsnand. VII cfniil r. t't
.s.z so 90 ftsf ~ joe i-l2. 1He CsnHfaI
aass 0srrsuY have tpas s'fr1iy provided Ia tisHfr
=. s-asfs.e=sn Z - - ths 8 u.ia~ hHiwssn Hlr
Ns,.ra esnaus If The is'ianars Il aI i t5lurtzs.
I'D ltst a, IT, rH.r = assstaHre "hel VII ptHb
.ir rfsa fbssn q, hui theif wtr hur bf r"fe'd
Esd T. tfe sylct4H - tie falHmuie and OBJ RaH
r.za An III ant CORPS II Eaaiase's as "es easaesd
m .-alias .ts fHae ffan tauaah"s = A-na finfm-
ire = esnreef on with tIufippsi uyeT hr lute Mman
R4,'tsa ib~ vatk 81 q - faiste3 h' 1soaatv next
Ffsn | .onsinp "a the Calrlhus aRd AHnia Riad) n
>pruaf a. Ohio. sfaes = s'hscubfd and the rad vii
te aied an. IL the vefF fsyr as nanre of
The -raanA vii admit. Frra Springfield Ia Daenn.
the p-rparairy Wnrk l. sni c1mplfte. and 'hr Rad
" Il he sid isss tta8 tntiye months From DAYTON
t,tfar,Is Iadaual.ls fwo lines u der wayuhe by
(ifaanfsc winch VII admit It cay junction W..
ihf B.lcfuutsne AID indianapolis iineilA- other 70
Rt.fmasj On tie direct mute IN laJ,.aapdis
Ffun Rlehmaad 10 lsdlasaphs. hr uorA conna
raaer itr charter 4 To Icne llsuto and Redmond
CsmranY ~ Re ba a. the clnnrSiln between
Iasi1 apais sud Tefe Have ia Perfected. which rs
there ste already 81 mills Il It n'afly prepared the
snrfr-ffa-tnre. viii prub5by be finished IN about
yeaf Contacts iar The remainder ate TO be le mex
uanfh
Summing Together tie rroptrss made upon all hese
lofioas nl lhe gfeal Inc lsiieh an" day be cdu
sneia.sl iare viii be IN all probability. "ffhn lhref
" II mts within fur years roq'lnuans Railway
,ekln iru'n Ter" Iiaple. in lHh,na. Ia POULAND, N
N5iue-a Graaa 1rtpk Linz 4 faflcen hrnd'ea nlles
n * oef. This. fo ssy nuthing 1t lne many hnnches
adfsirg to 81 difrc sns. s. W b., Il She TINE 4 it rum
a.'aen. uue Of the greatest Railway n'eIes's in lhe
" 3D.
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nnIRnAn lIENl>-

Confines ME ab1ol te.ng cused Tor extending The
Rs'ap C#pcofl. an Montreal RAILROAD Ia " arien vii
lIar Is mil.s fuiu ae5A.
Ono Ceairal Roiiraa3.-Tbe coaniirs If Musl5n-
gam sHd fictag faye .asde additional Subscription
= ST. GEO ~ he stuck a he oho CeHl@l kolfoad
Company II asgfreato If the subscriptions Is 800,
CD WHICH bows tljeo Yet repar,ng 81 30 sun.
which. viii ,e contemplated lean, vii haid and sfar
he rad ln4n Zsuazei. Ia { lumbnz. i is expected
HAT .'rkiur sn1 fmusi1 counties will mshe up his
defclsncv AMI the rad is 10 be placed uader contact
Immediately.
Tie re laying Of tie track OF the Ithaca and OHego
Railway is nearly completed. aad the opening expec
ted 10 lake pace on the l5 Of lbi. month.
Gsorgia Railfoa1s / Is an aconies'ible fact. says
he y y .pcaelne. tina, f niles On either SIDE oi eve
rs ie ol Rlilfasd winch has been made in Georgia,
tie anl. have appreciated from hundred to five hun
affd pr cent AID IN many instances much nor. 50 lint
tie increased value oil lands alone has been unr hare
than he whole csof the raads New life has been IA
f1s,d INTO lbe Whole State Towns are spfualng mp as
ifby magic All the productions Of her sll speedily
aud cheaply waited ready cash market. and renrn
fre.bls han one- unfin pan Of former pr
ee,. aud she reapog the ch fruits 81 her liberal
aud eHl g3leHed policy"
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HE BODlSCO STORY.
From The N L Col,ricy Nm, .

We have made some inquiry uio the matter. IN qnsf
iers likely 10 howell informed mon this suhlsci. and
rsnnu fnd that he rules established hy the Russian
Government lDr the cbaducl II H. inncanarirs abroad
ifhd theiF acquiring by proper means. ana ho'log in
The piaces II he residence whatever rfaIefy the, see
f.; and ll that he punishment fr any
breach of he existing rules is dismssa rum Office in
stead Of exile W. understand. however that NJ Ba-
di-cD ceivrt, very shorty tefte his defslue from
this city 10 June, mplineniar5 fheln from the I'm
pefar, and that he object u his sil panly Al least
iopiace his re phew honorable service which had
been s.lcied or him. We have m duh Of the fac
tina, he is abs.ni e,uar leave Of abs nce and
ha, be intends To retain his post aud his family early
in the Spring.
For the rest. only refer the following let es
from our correspondent.
WAsHIEoToE Oct 81 , Iei9
There i.s ramor o-day thar the Emperor Nicboias
holds the fate 81 NJ. Boji-cp in SUSPENSE wh view 4
getting hold Of the Minister'S private esiars 1t is
STATED also that Madame Boiiseo's latest intelligence
nceisei from her husband by The last siramer, is 10
The eff CT The statements may be tue and NAY
mt.
learn that the Emperor was careful Ia direct b..
disc, 10 allow M one accompany him. save his re-
Dlew and this done Ia prevent Madame Boiisco
irvn lining her husband IN The journey, Contingency
which was Probable. and which might have embarrassed
the Emperor somen bal in the execution Of his harsh de-
signs.
Il ssas,a WAsMIsGTos, NV |, lS4o
3 The facts in the case will turn out as follows:
s.tsi NJ. H,dscn violated an edct of the Fmneror il
a.qssaina property in this couitfy.
~. H. and ais nephew enirspped intn The En-
r~snyss hands pfeiexi. hui in fact t. call ih
Minister ~ srrouni Il. ihs 'hsce.
'3ri. NJ B.sisco - learning lie Emreror's rea
s.rs ir sump,uong him 10 NJ. Pr.rsburg. became a
iarw's, aud Il'IeaI@a sia'lnen VAS rons"5e
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TIE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSEN-
GER

The November number Of this well known
monthly is before Us, filed with It's usual melangc
of agreeable and useful matter Among the most
interesting OF The articles is well written and
cordial tribute TO the eminent public and private
worth and professional emncnee ofthe late Chap
man Johnson We join the W hig in the wish
that similar sketch of his friend b. Watkins
Leigh may soon grace the pages Of the Messen-
ger We find some stanzas on the proposed sale
of the Natural Fridge which, together with the
predatory remarks, We have transferred to our COL
umns. They strike us as very clever and highly
crcdltable to the author, who we suspect to be
the Editor himself The surprise he expresses
at The announcement Of the meditated sale of the
Bridge, is not peculiar to the poet, During our
recent journey in the West and North we fire.
quentlY heard the advertisement referred to as
something very extraordinary. The idea Of the
bndse being private property does not seem to
have entered the public mind.
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CONSTRUCTIVE MIIFACF

Our readers are aware that, upon the inaugu-
ration Of President, it has been usual to call an
extra session of the Senate. There are gener-
ally some new members who then take their
seats for the first time, and who, of course, are
entitled TO the usual mileage. But the far great
er number of members have not served out their
terms, or have been reelected and these, our
readers are, perhaps, also aware have been in
the habit in these latter days of the Republic of
charging mileage also. The fiction is, that be-
tween the adjournment of the Senate, on the 4th
March, and the meeting ne 1t morning, the men,
bers have made a constructive Journey to and
from their usual places of abode. This it must
be admitted is very pleasant fiction, seeing that
the Honorable Senator is paid for this imaginary
travela the liberal rate of eight dollars for every
twenty miles of the distance, going and comingl
Ii has been long subject of curiosity to learn
upon what grounds this flchng of the public
money was defended, or by what process of So
phstcal reasoning, Senators could reconcile the
act 10 their consciences. This not unreasonable
eurlosityis about to be gratifed. The matter is
brought before the bar ofpubc opinion, by an Of
hcial act OF highland truly honorable Junction.
ary' Mr. Whittlesey, first Comptroller of the
treasury. In the account of the Secretary of
the Senate, which had to pass the ordeal of his
scrutiny was an item of $40 900, paid for mile
age at the extra session of last March, This
item Mr.. Whlttlesey promptly rejected, leaving
Mr.. Dickens his recourse upon the individual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
OMEN

II secns as If Nature connected opr ui llgenre ailh
their dianay. counfc happiness with hor viz
tue 'lhis therefore, Is law ol eternal iu,liee--fnnn
cannot degrade woman without himsel falling in'p 'he
deltada he cannot raise her Wlhiu, becoming be- t"r.
LII US east ctts over the globe. aud observe the
two great divisions II the human Iace The cast and the
west. One hllful the ancient wnrd remains Wl'l M
Progress. without lhanah and under the ad f bar
b4fous civilization a,uthen there slaves Ia" other
hill adyancfs iawafds feedam ght anil happiness the
@om,n theIo are we'd and hanfed. Mover shfioI 1um
woman 81 strong scnsr II .he comes attached 3.
yos, Twill fr,m seeing and ylluinI similar qpaliii's
IN Yourself You may ffn,t her iar liz b1oWs The val
NJ 4 Yuul rnuflrncr. Npu may consult her br She Is
able Ia asI-r, and does once with ihe lrmness ut
and ihc ems Iteration 81 Affection lrr love viii
be las iHg, fan viii not have been slightly won; NIL
be strong aah ardent Il week minds incapable nj
The uhirf gnae- 4 pas n. II yuu prefer attaching
Yourself TIA eaiuda ct i be understanding, II must IN,
ehler iDnn rauug u fnrHuutel superior peTsun, ~
from vanity of pt,erfite lhai Hdmitaa1 which springs
am ignorance ~ that which approaches iaapptecalion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
An HONORABLE MAN.

Ahhnoeh man eaauet hr an honorable MN without
hemg an honest man. vel man may b. stnclly honest
without henry bauuuHc. | nr-ty refers 4, retunafy
affairs a. nar teler- t the principles and f,0es. He
nay pay h debts pencaay he NAV DEF aud man,
all vt he may ct dl-hotonhIy. IL dish,nnrl-
bly, When h. piye+ his eelr, spn5ea's worse opniuo
Of tyofs m t,aGe than he buos lhcY deserve, Ike
ac,s dshonaaAly When he sells his commodities at les
han hrt ietl value in efde get away his neighbo's
Gus omers II acts d-lonorahp when lr purchases
al haher ilan ihe market pdrr. in ord,r that he may
alse the market nron another buyer liz dishonor-
ally when he draws ace mmudatiuu bulls, aud passes
ihan his banker ipr discount, If hey arose out Of
raj ira saeiops. lie d hanoraty IN every case
wherein his external e1rdac Is v1daGce with his teal
opinions lie arts dishenumhly H. when etinius on q
prosperous trade. hr durs allow his servants and AZ
ssao,,. hfu2b whosc eXrrous he obtains his success,
10 share his property. nall tesa hero may be No
Intentional fraud. II may not be dishonest bat may
be dshunura5c conduct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

Uatng Hficks-few people, except builders. are
of the advantages OF wrtIing bricks before laying
them. wall Of twelve inches dick built If 90 d NOR
tar, with b.ic ell soaked is stronger in every respect
than six cen inches thick huili dry be OF
this Is that II the bricks saturated with wafer they
will not ais from The mortar the moisture which is
necessary ia crystazaian and On the contrary, they
Will unite chemically with ibe iuoltar, and become as
hard r elk Ga the other hand ii the bucks are put
np dry, they Immediately take all he moisture from the
mortar, and leave dry harden, aud the c1nse
quence is TINT when building otths description is taken
dowa. tumbl.s down OF ITS accord the mHtaf falls
from II like 50 much sand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
ELECTIONS

Lostweek finished the elections for the present
year On Monday last, Congressional and State
elections were held in Louisiana aod Mississippi
On Tuesday, New York, New Jersey. Michigan
and Wisconsin, elected State officers and members
OF The Legislature. Ga Thursday last, the spe-
cal election was held in the Wheeling Congress
Sonal District In Massachusetts, the election for
Governor and Legislature takes place this day
also another trial. in the 4th Congressional Dis
tnet WHICH seems unable 10 make choice.
{r}3- The accounts of the market in the West
would warrant the expectation that Pork will be
low here tits season.