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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


ROUGH AND READY HOTEL.
lis sincere thanks his friends for their long 4
and continued patronage and intend, that nothing shall
- known to him. Ills Larier cmy.
W. Rough and Ready. ~ ''N''',' : - =, :
n b. sassan's surpassed by any the city for po
Feb is Tnos wTEELEY. Proprietor
NUNS s. CLARK'S PIANOS.
sa1 SS SsE
brace No Rosewood WIN co!sias
be DC II Is an acknowledged fact at these Keep
e f in S in any S 9 @ s
Each instrument warranted, and packed without charge
CORNER STONE.
NlIosE persons wishing down Richmond by ca"a 10
witness the laying oi the the Monument 10 Gene
a are " III, tina, a sx.r, boat will
evening the alh at half past oSIacs. and arrive
in Richmond next day with The regular packet ,,x
Ceremony regular packet viii detained p.
m" ORR, : BOYD, EDMoND& DAVENPORT
a GKIcULTUKAL WAKEHoGsE.-'rII subscribe
such a. liorscpowrrs, Threshcrs Drums, FanGIs-
S s T s e% ant" s ss" s1 ra G Ea; and ca
Crhers, CulyaIors arrow Sc all of which will me
has been irsir Two seasons and uniformly
Feb Is ' 'D "A'''' 'FF'' s' BAD S las Mai"
III M. SMITH, corner Of Main and lglh Streets 49,
i IL late OF the firm Of PARKER SMITH, soliS -SSSoN
cts early orders for Theshe particularly Tor hos'
OF the larger class with carriers and fan
horse shelters (ma and horse AMI hand power
combined Wheat Fans his construction also The c"e
braed Bamhouh FAM much sought after Maryland and Penn
syvana lie asks particular attention his patent Straw Gutter nj
Su warranted other the the
lie cvoies particular attention rrshns machine repairs pal
cuary those made by abez Parker and by Parker aud nh LIE
Will such satisfaction New spikes
be inserted small cost thus making machines inferior nin
wear, equal 10
Feb. 2l-dli&cwts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

pANAWAh from the subscriber. Fluyann the l2il nj
H December. mulaito boy WASHINGTON The boy
about 10 old has red hair and blue and
Killed. lie has two each hand caused by the apuao
fingers the zach little hardly
p-rriir) He has
his NICK reward s0 will liz apprrne
and SD ii taken without. LOUISA ". TttTWILER
...Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PARKER, BAYLY & NIMMo.
EcElvEp ,hs m'nrs oe oh February The iol"~ms y~
LADIES' white KilGov.s
Ladies' coIorod aud black Gloves
Gentlemen. wire. coored and hldcl G!ar-s
Ne%r4t SYKES Lace rLprs
Thread Cambria aud Lawn II,nlkfrolieo
clm''rr E''sinrs and Inscriags
Swiss l.isines aud ln.ernss
tirIry, PINK and blue Tarl,tDi
E.mbIoLlereI lafr aud Mu'.m Dic,-c' RI. :
CALIFORNIA LAW NOTICE.
ARb n SCOTT 81 Law, San Francisco California
A wpay prompt attention all business sr,i. % their cars
CHARLES l.. SCOTT.
San Sa9 Fra &C.. Sossmbsr 20 1910
virginia Commissioner Tor taking the Observation-Disclosures; Of Deeds po
s,"s n The TrOry California can ir found AT all business
oursa thu Office u" Ma AMI scott III san Francisco and ocs
share Of the patronage 81 the public. ian |,
HENRY p. IRVINC-ATT AT LAW,
peat, and other Courts the Cny ." Richmond a county
aIary attend the Gs'Y ,n d Of C"s s vi"
Office on Governor S".r Dec 6-,l
LEWIS iTr6WS; 7; TAL 4 .M
1s1. e, ois 1, % s rsey
a'shh 'hs Courts 81 Hanover hing William and Caroline
IhENTIsTRY. -THoMAs II EDMuNDs. DENTIST, loun
rry OF BALTIMORE has opened sun 81 rooms corner Of Main
and 0h Streets No go Persons wishing and substantial work
from with or without ariia gum and block WORK
r case may require Also wha, called a'moserc pres
EsF1s ,Ei" n- { B. Gibson VIM wa'.sy D Rev
y u nrs r. hIngsiori, e. Crane Ilon
Crane E"i Richmond. Jan III
FIVE SHOOTERS.
fuNE subscriber has hand ASSORTMENT Colts five
Shooters, pistol which has declared by leading
ary 10 he the efficient economical
invented This Pistol dill good service in Mexican war
and has been recommended BY Generals Taylor Twisss ouian
Shields and all the distinguished military who served that
For sale by & SllTIERLA AND
Feb ~ Main Street, opposite the Farmrrs hank.
4 CARD.
fsNE subscribers beg leave public they are now
established IN their shop (le property Mr. Hair
street between 9Th ana s and prepared make
building and do all kinds OF Carpenter and joiner Work
price,, aud al The shortest notice
Dec. I2--d3m' JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Q(ASAWAi from thr subscriber the lIl, day o
~ man named DANN lie - brown color with small
his forehead and his anckrs feet
inches high, lie plain spoken shows gums
with wide upper teeth will give the above reward
the county and secured him SIS
in the county Dayy probably about Iynchburg.
mountain boats understand he ynclburg
weehsago ELISHA ROBERTSON.
Near Diana Mills Buckingham county, Va
ian 2n-rwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

NOR FAfETfE. WIN away from my Farm III Gloucester
county lately lie about twenty years old likely awn,
compcxion slight AMI snee figure laxative and plausible
hired III lS Ia Mr. Re- Mrhrad in 1913 TO Mr. s. Smith, al hi
The above reward will bc paid his delivery Mr
Lewis Ill., III Richmond hr sucribry. Gour Cou
House. Virginia RICHARD r. JONES.
E.h D.-rpu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
ATTENTION FARMERS.

ATTENTION FARMERS.
100 Ton Best Peruvian Guano.
TIME subscriber receiving supply ntths invaluable article
wishing supply for their sprung crops would
sa T", % limited This article property applied poor land
produce much in IN four or i've without H. ana AZ e
same inc on the land All gom Tar.
will doubt consult their own interest IN ms matter iho,e
who unable 10 visit the riy will please forward % We WIN
Jan I:-cwsw
VIHE UNDERSIGNED. nt Virginia. having located N
BUSINESS far The sae 9" COUNTRY PRODUCE bess leave Offer
shall prevent him from obtaining he highest
market prices for their produce and sng general Satisfaction 10
those who may favor HIM with their laoase ~ prrrp,
u sauh Street "w' Wharf, nsao sannn yi1 MIs
Hn,ef E1eT county, Ka Gs" COUNTY D fS Soe KING
George county Iok L. Cox, wem"'e'and Mcc"nIy Co. Bat
timnre. Frn. n-co
STOCK HOGS AND CATTLE WANTED.
WANTED al r Dery the subscribers in Richmond by the
w 18th h Of March next from 900 TO 2oo poor Hogs and
Work will find nare! Tor them al this
Fresh Mich Cows will a," hs bought a. fair pes iar cash
q, shas,, or brood w weighed on foot, Apply to the
''l JAM a Ir ia'"' srEARNs BRrMMEI
TO BRIcKLAYERs, CARPENTERS, &c.
Nanpopam having been made the Legislature With which
nice hereby given that sealed proposals for the work.
Court Of Dire Of ws.sn VIII b Eesesd until s
be application p baekbgm Arche on and ssr The
Jan 2s-cli Physician and Superintendent of.w A.
Wv SALEThe subscriber being DESTROYS remove 10 texas
where he has lands offers of the most desirable Tavern
Western Virginia. without the furniture and
sold privately l2h ay oAusn @ Will on that
day highest bidder oil other property ne may be
possession OF At that time fHOs T. LANCASTER.
febi-c5m
TO THE EDITORS OF NEWSPAPERS. 80,
TJyE subscribers wish advertise extensively anil would zee,
obliged If Won viii send us copy paper directed TO
707 Broadway. New York possible ,,nor, 10
Feb g..-r3 CIlAn ~
NOTICE-Tn accordance with resolution adopted oy he SGss
annual roce hereby given oil parsons holding Post
Notes hni such required be brought o on
before Of October 1880 and thai amer na ne IN IN
,.resI paid such notes.
T., js-v2m WIN. F. MUSf0RD, Ssc'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
ROBERT II GRAY,
ORC 4 TO ,THF; HEIRS Az Inv AND CItF.
nIIQis INWARD uLNiN ZONES

GONE years M estate ii nan named Edward Henry Jones
- lnns Tor adminl-trsiion t.r Genera
Court returned III" General eur oi Viz
snia showing due the $3.50 ca principal
then for the creditors AMI heirs of the si onr
aa thu fund.- having applied loT Hpm rrpit
The tina, may he responsible interest upon ,hs sad
lfhorr creditors heirs q, e SAIL onai hey arc
yel forward and claim the ah Information can he oGa'
fund letter addressed ~ Jones Esg Ihrafi
Virginia postage pa!dp JLSSE SNLaD'
Sheriff arso County AMI Administrator o! Edward Ash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
" my Tobacco Factory saturday, the ?h nst Negro
Man, EDMUND purchased him oil Mesrs X IT, Dickinson
Bro the 2rl and he formerly belonged Mr. William
caso county Who was informed BY the
between fredericksburg and Spots. ana Court house. and tina, h.
(aso frequently carried wood 10 fredericksburg for Edmund
belongs MI William Holiday the ncshnhool Mr.
lie small black fellow. about inches high
about ~ b DID anil We'll made: his right has
which caused considerable Not hin
long don't know any other marks.
lie had when he left white yam made OF lomcs,
cloth his white ork his hat j. what il called ba
brown color and with broad brln. IL likely h. ha
other clothing have doubt that he the nrshborhnod
the residence Of Mr William Holiday. who his WIFE
will the above reward r secured in any Jail that 80
him again. anil he is bnnshtt Richmond all reasnnabe
added JOHN L. IIGOS.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

yuyHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Of the Mnlua
Assurance Society Virginia, will ~ held their oficc tn
rity Of Richmond Monday the h Of February O'Clock NJ
Feb. l--cwiw j. RuTHEkFOOkD, r a
CONCORD ACADEMY.-Thee four additional Students
" q he received on the lst Of January iE50
I,es ll-Gif w COLEMAN. Pfinsis,
CARD.-Dr NJ r SCOTT offers his proie
n thr citizens Of Richmond and lis vicinity.
f5- Office Governor Street below Franklin Street
Feb 2l-ilw
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I. O. o. F.
NTElISON ENCAMPMENT, No. 4 and Excelsior
~ No % Jefferson Lodge. M. 4, Union, No 1,SWz&
Friendship No TO- Powhaan, No IL and all visiting
brothers. will meet Odd Fellows Hall Friday '
morning. instant o'clock, order to join IN the ceremonies
the day.
By order Of the Commiltee, So
Feb u JOHN j. BiNFOKD. thr Mlr-ll.l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

WASHINGTON MoNUMENT- pRocEssIoN. dc.
hGra OF the Marshals, a, the Chamberiain's Office
ding on morning Feb 2lst Capt BENZ Sheppard pres.
"O'on' NOS }. Evans was appointed Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
FIFTY DoLLARs REWARD.

AN from the subscriber Man named Jacob Taco
hired last tSi9) Mesrs Harvey Co., aud ct IN
oad nldmcd months and is SUPPOSED
lurking about Richmond lie is about IS orb old about lee
high black and well hi! and has small OF hi
knees AMI speaks with smile his coum'enace Twill TWEEN
yvr dollars ii Jacob arrested and lodged Jail the Gem
onntah informed Of the the II eliv
rr, 10 Address Montpelier, Hanover
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY BENJAMIN DAVIS. AutrIoNEEr.

:, ..-,... ZEN NEGRUI.S
ia SiTi RDAH, the al corl yll III ,., N.r,os. "
Women, Boys anal Girls ~ ~'' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
c-rrla

so KEGS DUPONTis sP0RTIN9 AnU
n BLASTING POWDER AFLoAT, and large SUPP! u
papSnt d Sae russ IL sore WoRTaAM MccRUDER CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

Tickets SlH halves 5; quarters ~
" orer for certificates Of Packages single Tickets AMI Shares
Schemes addressed undersigned will
prompt and o each drawing o@aris
received.
/ Pa:gages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
! / MAURY { co. Managers.
Vlrpin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

WISH Ia sell known "IIowarl's Neck containing
L wards o 2:1 oi which James River lo.
grounds living Immediately the Canal IL miles above Richmond
The Improvements costly AMI suitable large family the LAM
fertile and irs WE'LL acrncy wood and TIMBER and good
tion Tor Storage. Boating and Merchandise.
The VIII he LIBERAL and eSired negroes will br
par pay.
JaI, l-rlm RICID. & NADEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

III UIINESINATOK'N NNLE,-I .h,i, al, 10 ,h. h,yh.s,
"i"r ior :! ~ a" ihr iicii'a u Dickinson s.
hp me >'i di! III thu month"; 10 O'Clock
VI Segr" NGrnan about ~ i, sn, rn,.
t.,r about l. old, vih yn,a hid Who !, 90 So
- .'~''
Administrator w! The vii annexed o Ieaea aerr,ih 49,
E,t IL "l '|e.!E-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

WILLIAM HURLEY'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
NO TO- MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
xkTIIERE may be found all Tickets all Lotteries aiver
w tised by j. W MAURi Go prce from 81 10 $40
lpial siOD slOOD Orders Packages cerIl
Packages single cte Shares promptly attended and an
each drawing Is received deduction q
the price of Tickets made persons who Pack1sr All
business strictly confidential Address WILLIAM HURLEY
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04

scriptions to the improvement of the country
than ever before, and yet we have seen no i'll
crease of taxation on account of such expend-
lures. 1t is evident, then, that much has been
saved to the people by indirect means through
their Bank, as well as by nett profits upon the
capital employed by her. For the State often
borrowed money for these purposes, but she
borrowed it at three, five, and six per cent,
while the Bank would employ it at profit of
near per cent, and at the same time furnish
the country with safe and uniform currency.
As to the rccharter of the Bank, will only
say that, as believe it to be safe, convenient.
and ptolitable institution, could not lend my
support to any measure that looks to its destruc-
ton, but believe it is peculiarly necessary, un-
der the present circumstances, that it should be
rechartered, and therefore would give cordial
support to measure that has for its end the
recharter of the Bank.
In considering the abstract question relative
to the Bank of the United States, | might urge
many objections, but as that question has been
so thoroughly discussed i'll South Carolina, L
will only answer, uncquiyocally, would not be
in favor of such an institution. will respond
to the questions OF Many Citizens" as early
as can. K. MOOEMAN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
The Death of Col. Elmore,

Was announced on Thursday last in the Senate
of the United States by his Colleague, Judge But
Ter. On the occasion of which the Judge deliver
ed short but eloquent and just tribute of respect
to the memory of our beloved and lamented Sen
ator; he was followed by Senators Hunter, Yulee,
Webster and Davis, Of Mississippi, all of whom
spoke in the highest terms of the character and
ability of the lamented dead. After which, the
usual Resolutions were adopted, Committee Of
the Senate, composed of Messrs. Yulee, Clemens,
Badger, Jones, .Corwin and Norris, were appointed
10 superintend the funeral Of Mr.. Elmore, which
was to take place OH Friday last. After which the
Senate adjourned without transacting further bu-
siness.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
The Condition of our Slaves.

Would that some or all of those dotard "puling,
one-eyed philarthropsts" dignifed and self-styled
friends of the Human Race could see, ifit were
but for moment the better condition of our black
sareS than that Of their aehie sldceS, called, very
inapproprately, HELPS; they would at once see
that oppression with us, is not comparable, not
synonomous with the alject sLarery and oppression
characteristic of those "HoLLow HEARTED SWIM
Oilers OF LABOR" towards those " wretched, FAM
inc driven laborers" abounding in Northern towns
and cities The following from the Columbia Tel
egraph will serve to show:
The Condiiion of our Slares.-A few days since
aboutthrty negroes were brought down the Green-
vile Rail Road, from the little River Depot, and
spent some time in exploring our town and doing
sundry jobs i'll the way of shopping.
They had been allowed holiday, and their
owner had made arrangements with the Company
to enable them thus to spend the time i'll Coluni-
ba, much to their delight and qualification.
In the course otlast week May Party was CIV
en- by the servants of several families in our town,
which we have been informed was managed with
much taste, and passed off in great glee, with the
usual ceremonies ofcrowning, speeches, &C.
On Tuesday evening two marriages took place
among the same class, and from some gentlemen
who were there as spectators, we learn that the
tables were literally groaning beneath the weight
of coed things, and the utmost cheertulness pre-
vailed throughout the company, which was large
and orderly.
No one who has witnessed such scenes needs to
be told that such festivities are often provided at
the expense OF the master, and that the superIn-
tendence of the ladies Of his family over the pre-
parations is always checrtully afforded, and adds
much to the enjoyment Of the occasion by the
happy recipients.
We challenge the world to show laboring class
more happy or more contented than the slaves OF
Carolina, or more kindly feelings existing between
employers and the employed, under any boasted
Organization Of labor" than those that mark the
intercourse between master and servant here, Ill
vast ma jorlty Of cases.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
Southern Literary Gazette.

We continue to receive this excellent Family
Journal, devoted to Literature, the Arts and Sci.
ences, and TO General Intelligence. AS Literary
Journal we feel confdentit it will proudly compare
with any other, North or South. w. Gilmore
Simms, Esq, is one of the regular contributors to
its columns, and Mr.. Richards, the Senior Editor,
has already established his reputation as all excel
lent writer. Why need our people send for NOR
THEEN MODELS" when they can so easily aud
clcaply supply themselves noah good paper at
home? Why not SUSTAIN SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE
and ENCOURAGE HOME TRADE! A neglect to do
this and liberal support ofthose sickly-sentimen-
tai Northern tinctured publications insures the
complete triumph of our enemies, and their ridi-
cule at our credulity.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04

propriety in private duties, are the surest guar.
antics for the faithful discharge of public trusts,
for in him these virtues were all united and MO
discrimination is needed, between the citizen
and the officer-thc man and the servant OF the
State.
The loss of such sons, is deeply felt by the
State, but thevery qualities which heighten the
loss, leadusto dwell with melancholy pleasure
on their memories, and the State thus bereft
feels somewhat the sentiment OF him who ex-
claimed in the bitterness of bereavement, that
che would not exchange his dead son for any
living one in Christendom.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
An Hour in the Studio of Mills.

At an early hour, l repaired to the Studio Of
Mr.. Mills, in order to witness the advancement he
had made upon his noble work of art since last
saw it. The old General had now mounted, and
for a moment felt as if | really was in his pres
encc. The horse, with all the looks oflife and Vi
gor as ifa thing of life indeed, rearing as if mpa-
tient for the charge, while his rider was calm and
scli.coliected, with face in which the history Of
Jackson is written. There is no stronger argyll
mcnt in favor of physiology than this work. Mr..
Mills never saw Jackson, but from his history he
skctched face which Jackson should have had,
and those who recolect his features best, say that
there never was such fac simie. 1t is com
pletc, a glorious triumph of native genius leading
art Itnow remains to be cast in bronze from the
canon taken by Jackson, many pieces of which
saw lying about. Bat the genius Of Mr.. Mills stops
not there-he has invented a new furnace with
out draught Professors of Science laughed at
the idea as utterly ridiculous-the other day, MIR.
Mills invited them round to see the very species
invention they had laughed at, in full operation.
A greater heat is engendered with one tenth the
tuel-the fuel is charred and worth as much
when it comes out as before it went in. We rung
a bell of large dimensions, which Mr.. Mills had
cast in Ills new furnace, which | never heard
cqualed for strength and euphony OF tone. un-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
Cruelty to Horses.

We notice in all editorial of the Charleston Mer-
cury of the 3lst this subject need
less that we enlarge upon the matter, for it is the
boundcn duty of every good citizen to suppress
this evil, no matter where it may be found, for
man who will abuse an inferior creature, poor
dumb animal, particularly the noblest of all, a
Horse, is fit for treason, stratagem and strife"
Cr,lelty 10 LIorses.-We were witness yesterday
to what we are glad to say is by no means COM
mon in this COMMUNICATIVE maltreament of a
horse by white driver Of a cart In endeavoring
to force the animal to backward movement for
considerable distance, the ordinary whip was laid
aside, and stick mcrcessly applied to the head
and neck of the poor horse by his unfeeling mana
ger. There is a law of the State against the cruel
treatment of animals, and any indulgence in
practice so repuSnant to the feelings of humanity
should be punished by an enforcement Of the stat
ute.
The wheat crop throughout Virginia is said to
be very promising
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
Funeral of Col. Elmore.

We copy the following notice OF the funeral
ceremonies ofCol Elmore from the National Intel
ligcncer of Friday last
Both Houses will meet to-day to attend the
funeral. The Committee of Arrangements,
Pail Bearers and Mourners will assemble at ii
o'clock, at the late residence OF Mr.. Elmore,
on Capitol Hill, and remove the corpse thence,
in charge of the Committee Of Arrangements,
attended by the Sergeant-at- Arms ofthe Senate
to the Senate Chamber, where Divine service
will be performed.
At IL o'clock IN. the funeral will move from
the Senate Chamber to the place OF tinterment,
it the following order:
The Chaplains ofboth Houses of Congress
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee of Arrangements.
Mr.. Yulee, MIR. Jones,
MIR. Clemens, Mr. Corwlh'
Mr., Badger, MIR. Norris.
Pail Bearers:
Mr., Hunter, MIR. Bright,
Mr. Dawson, MIR. Davis, of Mass.
MrDowns, Mr.. Underwood.
Tho family and friends of the deceased.
The Senator and Representatives OF the State
OF SOutn CarONnd, us iou heiS'
The Sergeant tat-Arms OF the Senate OF the
United States.
The Senate of the United States, preceded by
the Vice President OF the United States and
their Secretary.
The other officers of the Senate.
The Sergeant-at-Anns OF the House OF hep-
reseEtatives
The House of Representatives, preceded by
their Speaker and Clerk:
The other officers of the House of Representa-
tivcs.
The President of the United States
The Heads of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF the
Supreme Court of the United States and
its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps
Judges of the United States.
Officers Of the Executive Department
Officers of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04

derstand the Magnolia Seminary of South Carol-
ma has made application for it, and I can assure
them they should not fail to get it understand
also, that our State it is probable, will employ Mr.
Mills to erect bronze statue of Mr Calhoun. 1t
is right-who so much deserves statue? Who
else should execute it! p.
WASHINGTON Cry, May %, 1850
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
Citizens Of Lancaster and Kershaw,
Why don't you build Plank Road!
Prospectus of the Southern Organ.

On another page will be found the Prospectus of
the contemplated Southern Organ, which is pro-
posed to be establishe atWashington City. We
take pleasure in complying with the request ofthe
Committee and hope the ends for which the pro-
ject is made may be advantageously attained
Some fifty of our citizens have already subscribed
for the paper, to all others we say, go and do thou
Ike,oiSe.