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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-31
Lectures on Chemical Subjects.
GEORGE ID ARMSTRONG;

peorissoR ~ CiumsTUy, ~ WWmsoroS Cotttar,
l.tNNurpN, v,
WILL delivcr Hrouisc of i've i.eftutea Chcmird
w subjects at the Masonic Hall, commencing Mon
day the 2sh inst, aud onnuing ltum nig III H. night,
al the completed ilavng obtained permission.
from the Inseea OF Wa hngon College of that purpose,
he has with him all the Apparatus ssaiy To illustrate
his Lectures , by experiments and has chosen his sub
POETS, as 10 exhibit sonc II the mos.
Brill mt Experiments
IN conreol Chemistry Among athcr experiment. lac VIII
exhibit during the course the GalVauc Light, the drum
mond Light The Light from tafhonized atcr Gls &c
As these Lectures intended 10 he popular character
all such details oil Science could be understood without
much study, will be omitted aud IT will be the Lecturers
aim TO interest and instruct all who ma, favor him with
thoii presence
Lectures commence at O'clock p N doors open at
helwe Z.
o. Tickets for each Lecture - Cents, IL be had at the
door
Oct - 2f
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20 q a e res

This Tract has portion oi very RICH Land, 10 80
Of which fertile Low Grounds The improvement. o
this tract consist of GRIST MILL with pair 81 Stones
one pair being buns with Boiling Cloth and other
sary machinery; a good SAW MILL, Cotton Machine,
Baclsmith Shop, Dwelling House aud all other ssary
Out Houses. The Mills on Sinking River, winch al
lords good supply water, and has good CUSTOM and has
lately undergone thoronghrepar
III, tl1r "a ,,c dnv and nare. | shall soil about
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s,l'as'H,.
TELEGRAPH CHURN!!

tlIt un1r signed, having reuted the night 10 the STATE
Virginia, IN this and most valuable invention, ~ DE-
sitnus al County sliFht To make, usr aud Sehd
said chnrns, OH the mcst favorable terms.
Thu abase invention was patented on the l dunc tsls,
aud issued is day q" January II aud ~ Doubtless is
hesi hnrn eNtan, producing hntef IN from TO MINUTES,
aud gathering ina roll nlct chufnng Is also as s'inpis
construction and perhaps more easily cleaned uan an,
othri naW niue.
TIM Cautn rvhhied nj the last faroi thr American
Institute tie city OF New York, and was there tested with
many ohcr thun,, the result Mas SILVER Med"i vas
willie 81 fhr nhrfs received fo n,h as
comp imentaiy notice, hom the Managers o' The Institute
II used III the largest dairy eouhticsih Ne" fnh
aud bids m 10 drive every other Ghsn 1ui ol use telh
eair efficiency, be seen b, cning On VI" sun
stbe nr h. tier a oecual denomination will he Rxsn
all dearnp IT, rttcS 10 the subscriber, post paid, Will be
promptly attended lo.
specimen Of the above may b. seen y" Tho store OF
Mr.sfs Thurman " Schoiheld who wall shortly have thu
Ghmns On hand iul sale.
ln1y - G,uti JAS. b. YARD.
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Lynchburg Clothing Emporium.
Ig Il NOV A.

lhNftemased 10 tho Store rerentl, occupied bv John
I DAVIS, and opposite Mcliahiel Il Lee. aud have
crved AMI opensi The largest aud most nagieen,
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Ready Made tsosaing

l 4 pa.,s. aud opposite MclIanie Il Lee aud have re-
crved ami opensi the largest aud most magnificent
mcnt OF
Ready Made foibing
offered IN is market. THIS staak selected with
sca cate, ani large portion Ut them manufactured by
VIM 4 lenningt rSprculy tor tina market This Stock
consists III pat At
nrcasS frsk Tat. mala and t,imnsl the mos, fash
,onahe stsle han sln to so %
over Coats =" 90 %
business Coats = 81 d" ~ OO
Nc,ts ol all Grades" " %
Pants A. bo " y 10
Cloths Hue, Blaek. olive \ brown, ~ " 10 90
tassrnetrs, fanes \ Plain from - " I 90
silk Nesnss o the best quality, all al which wi, he made
up at the shortest noiuc, aud in the best stylrs
SHIRTS II al grades, from 30 Cents n - On,
Metno amhs Wonl Cotton silk under Shirts Draws,
Stock Neck rirs Gravats Collars Pocket iidkt, Kid,
Shk, buck Cloth Gloves, Port Manies Umbrellas Il zen.
best ssorlmen brought to this market suit boys from
to IL old. f,nr Booa manufactured By BcniSt,
Miles y MeMuln, lllad lphia.
l.
general asotncnt o ,dcs' aud Genlemrn.' Shocs HAT,
Fall style huattntrd by Bcoht Co. y York, Caps,
Leather y Han Trunks, all OF which will be soli low lu
CASH.
also will continue 10 hado ieathe, ol all descriptions
ovi. 81, 1850. L. IOGN UNb.
twouli tespeeth, inform m, friends aud the public that
ava prepared Ia execute all orders irnsed to ~
the TAILORING RI SlNESS, nthc latest si,e and most
fashionable mannc,hav,u made arrangements IN ~ Nolh
10 receive the monthly reports OF Fashions Persons pur-
chasing t.aads this Eabshmen will not be charged Ion
having them cut IN an, garment they may de.ire,
oct 3l=ts i DIXON
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NsUFFS! MUFES
FOR RENT,
llll2 1PnS,

TTHG
T>E subscriber has been appointed Agent for the Canton
Tea Company, OF the City a New York and for
sale Large Supply oiGree, Black Imperial and Gu Pow
DER itas-'hey are neatly pm up N TN oas especially tg
Housek.efe are Invited To call. JNCli SFeAy.
Oh Cts pslse,-t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-31

ruNIIE subscriber will the Session Of his
i School at Mt. Calvary abou, miles South OF Camp
bell Court House. Monday, the An day OF November
1850 He respectfully socits the scholars Of his
pat and oil the public generally Good and cheap
board n be had near the School House.
OCT 81 BE Il II WlNSION.
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CLOSE OF THE EPISCOPAL CONTENTION.
ia Wedn saav evening the General Convention Ct
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-10

p. r.; Mrs, E. Sadler, N. Mayblum, F. d M
Turner, Springs & B.; c. d. Barnes, f. B. Boykin'
J. W. Bradley, w. c. Moore, E. W. Bonney,
E. A. Cunningham, #. r. & J. NJ; NJ. d A.;
". Patterson. S. L. c.. E. Tryon, >. d 81;
]. Rossar, 4. u A.; J. A. & A.;J. W. B., K: 5.
NJ; J. NJ. Desaussure. VIZ. Taylor, F. E. Nc
Kenzie, W. Gardner, H. B. Boykin c. Dagger,
R. c. Potts. J. r. Dye, NJ. Il. L.; NJ. Melcher'
L. L. Frasier, s. S. Davis, Kirkland & B.; Coz.
]. Chesnut, w. Harris, J. Blount, W. E. Mills,
NJ. p. Crawford ]. s. Thompson Cook, l.. q
Co.; Baxley d s.; G. c. Gregg, J. L. Brasing'
ton, Rock Island Man'f:, Comp; F. Emmerson'
A. NJ. Il r KS. Cipes, Us. Reid, c. Mathe-
son, Emmons d B.; R. D. Stucky, R. }: L.
Dubose, G. S. d.; X. s. NJ; J. w. j. Dunlap,
w. Sheek & Co.; u. R. Il W. McGiN, r.;
Young B. 4 Co..; C. J. Flynn, DR.. S. Langley,
II. Whitaker, J. keitt, J. S. Miller, D. d s.; q.
Gamewell, J. w. Baskins, J. Crockes, W. J.
McConrad.
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Estate Sale.

DY permission of J. R. Joy. ESQ. Ordinary for
ID Kershaws District will be offered at Public
Sale. at the coult house in Camden, on Monday.
the 18th day of January next, fifty or sixty likely
Slaves, mostly grown Negroes. Also one hum
dred acres OF Land on the Liberty Hill road, about
fourteen miles from Camden, adjoining Lands of
John Brow and others. ~.
And on Tuesday, the l4!h of January. at the
Stockton Place, ak miles below Camden. all the
Stock on SAID Plantation, consisting Of Horses,
Mules Cattle and Hogs, Also, the crop Of Corn.
Fodder. Peas &c, together with the Plantation
Implements, and sett Of Blacksmith's Tools, be-
longing to the Residuary Estate Of Joseph Cum
ningharn, decd. q" -. ~. - -
Terms will be made known at the time Of sale
G. J. SHANNON,
. JOHN BROWN,
Dee 3.-td ir r;..... Ex'ors.
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IN EQUITY-KERSHAW.

Tn" Exr'x AID Ex'ors. Benz. Halle. ct al vs. Ben.
jamin Halle, ct al.-Bill for Division, Partition,
&c. ,.. 49,.
IN obedience to the orders of the Cour: IN this
/ cause, made al June Term last, will offer at
Public Sale, before the court house in Camden on
Monday the 9th day Of January ensuing, all those
several Plantations or Tracts Of Land lying on;
Lynches creek, being all the Lands Of the late.
Capt. Benz. Halle, lying in that neighborhood, ex..
cepiing the Gold iine and Privileges.
These lands comprise some eight or ten thou
sand acres, and will be sold in separate tracts, TO-
accommodate purchasers .r 7,c.e' :
The surveys are now heing made, and the plats,
when completed, may be seen at the Office Of J..
NJ. DcSaussuIe. Esq. 81, .,I..-s.l !. ......-
Terms-A credit Of one, two and three years,
with interest from the day of sale. Purchasers to
give bond with goud sureties, and a mortgage Of
the premises purchased $3.50.
w. M. SHANNON, c,EKD.
Dec 3 f 1871 t.- ~. .s,., Is
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New Fall Goods,
Dee 3.-td

4 NJ, & r KENNEDY, are now receiving their
"A. supply Of goods suitable for the season.. The
stock will be found complete in all the branches.
usually kept by them, they have been carefully
selected at unusually low prices, and will be cold
at a very small advance on New York cost The
above would respectfully invite the attention OF
their friends ard the lhe public generally to an ex-
animation of their stock, feeling satisfied If low
prices and good styles will effect sales, they cam
not fail to enjoy liberal share Of that patronage
heretofore so fully extended TO them. .y
They beg to call attention to few of the lead-
ing articles. viz:
Rich Figured and Chene Silks.
Newest styles cashmeres and mousealnes
Changeabe poplins and coburgs
Brocade and plain lustres
Face capes, collars and chemizettes
Puff sleeves, en'schldr work'd bodies
Muslin and tlrea- Idgings and insertings, &c
Gloves Of every description, hosiery do.
Lawn aud cambria handkerchieis ..
English and american prints, unusually low
Furniture chintz, ginghams
Long and square shawls, &c &c &c 49,.
Mourning Goods.
Super alpaccas and canton cloth,a new article
Dark grey poplin, ginghams and English prints
Fast colors, collars aud handkfs. ingraned
Cotton hose, silk do, cashmere q cashmere sh'Ws
In Domestics. ..r#
Bea. sheetings aud long cloths, very low
lO-4 to l2-4 blea g. bro sheeting,suPe'r family linens
Brown and cold hspuDs ofall k!pts
I.nseys, bed blankets, from 1914 to l3-4
White g. red tlan's, shaker welsh & gauze do &c
Genglcmen's Wear.
Sup'r blk and cold french cloths
=" doeskins and cassimeres
Tweeds in variety suitable for boys
Satin, silk and cashmere vestings
cravats, gloves and half hose
Superior quality fdress shirts
Under clothings OF every description.
Ready Made Clothing.
Coats, vests sud pants, got up in very superior.
style.
Hats and Caps
In great variety aud ofthe latest fall fashions.
Negro Goods.
Superior plains, kerseys and satinats, suitable.
for house servants, am. g. eng, blankets, wool hats
&c. &c.
Together with full supply Of hardware, &C.,
all of whrh will be cheer.ully shown to any one
tavoring them with call,
Sept 2, II
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CAMDEN, Dec. 2, 1850

CAMDEN, Dec. 2, IS5U.
TOTTON and other Goods for Charleston will
" be received at this Depot, on and alter the
SUI inst.
The company will receive every day as much
cut,o,. as their platform will contain, and no more
Shippers in the tuwI will send dray receipts with
each load land at light of that day, or when The
lot is completed, send in THAR dray receipts and
take = Bill OF Lading. Shippers from the coun.
Try are reques ed 10 give authority or forwarding
their cotton as received, The platform will be re-
CURED for daily use.
:=g~ On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
the Passenger Tram will leave Caluden at p. ~.
for Columbia.
.Ss~The Company will not receive any more
Cotton at the Wateree Bridge.
A. d. BANLEY, Agent.
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CONslGNEEs PER RAILROAD.

H.W. Conner, D. W. Brown, L. Badger,
MEDIEVAL u C., j. n. Beckhmm, ]. S. Depass,
F. +. NJ; J. w, Huey, w. G. Reams D. Parks,
L. Lang, II. l.. u Son, S. B. Massey, 4. Z. A.;
J. Brown, s. d A.; J. a. Hasseltine, R. L., Jr.;
J, B.; J. H.; J. g.; J. Reed, Kirkland Il B.; j.
Lonergau, X. w.; D. w. Brown, D. Barnes,
J.R. Dye, [D.l 4 Co; Mr.. West, J. Charles.
worth, II. H.; NJ. +. Downs, G. G, Meal, R.
Wilson, Carson, y. d g., A. Moss & Co.; c.
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Hotel for Sale or to Rent.

TINHAT well known stand on the corner Of Broad
l. and Dekalb streets, at present occupied by
MIR. Boore, and known is the Temperance Hotel.
The stand is surpassed by none in the place, be-
ing in the centre Ofthe business part Of the town
and convenient to the Railroad Depot 1t will BE-
sold or rented with the furniture attached to it,
Possession given on the lst of February next, or
sooner il desired. For particulars or terms apply
to the subscriber. WM. MchAlN
Camden, Dec. Sd, 1850. SO
r5|e The Sumter Banner and Hornets Nest
will please copy the above until the lst ofJan. and
send bills to this office.
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For Sale,

4 TRACT of Land lying II miles east OF Lam
N easier court house. on both sides OF Little
Lyme hes creek, adjoining Lands Of WIN. Conner,
deed Jefferson Horton, ashing'"n Ellis and
William Roberts. The abnve tract contains about
I,7OO AcrcS-about 800 OF which arc cut
down, and the most CT it in good state OF culti-
va,ion On the place will be found good Gin
House aud Screw, together with the necessary
Improvements. Also, gnnd seat, both for saw
and grst mill. The sn is well adapted TO the
growth of COTTON and grain
Persons wishing To purchase, will do we'll to
call and examine for themselves. -.
Pleasant ll!, Nov. %. 93 lit
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MOTE PAPER, EnveIopes-A fine assortment,
~ different styles plain buff and finest white, also, the
adhesive Envelope to seal withou,a wafer medium and
commercial size. large stockof ruled letter. cap and
pens. Black and blue ink. Hariaon's janan ink, car
mine ink in glass nstands ready for Visiting cards,
Portfolios lnkstands, Of every variety and othe! fancy
stationary. o r. f......... i-r-rt . "A. YOUNG.
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TO Rent.

TIME Store and Dwelling, Two doors above the
l. Camden Hotel and opposite the store lately
occupied BY Messrs. NcDowall & Cooper, posses
sion given Immediately. THO: J. WARREN.
Oct -. "a
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INLUMENATlNG
Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid,
Lamps, Wicks &c,

TINE subscriber llas just received from Balt-
i more all elegant assortment OF Glass and Ne
taIic Spirit Gas Lamps, Wicks &c. IN few days
he will also have supply OF the Burning Fluid.
to all which lie invites the attention Of those in
want, aud his friends generally.
z. ]. DELAY.
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REMOVAL.

A NJ. g. II. KENNEDY have removed to their
N. new store. Their stock is now being re-
plenished with very general assortment of Fan
cy and Domestic Goods. which will be sold very
low, as the season is far advanced,
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

VNHE subscriber has just received fresh and
i full supply Of every variety of GARDEN
SEEDS, which can be depended upon. consis-
ting in part of early Mohawk, French, -pecklrd,
yellow six weeks, early white and cranberry
BEANS, Bishops early prolific, early charlton,
dwarf strawberry and tall marrowiat PEAS early
May, early York, early Dutch, early large York,
sugar-loaf drulnllead. Battcrsea, green glazed
and mountain CABBAGES; long blood, white
sugar and lurrp BEETS; Broccoli. Carrots, Cau.
linower, Celery. CoardS, Cucumber. Squash, Egg
Plant, Lettuce, Kale, Sugar Corn. Parsley, Pars-
nip, white aud brown Mustard, Okra, Onion But
tons, Bell Pepper, sweet Spanish Pepper, Radisll'
early spring Turnip, Vegetable Oyster, Spnage,
Tomato, Hemp and Canary Sred-also, an as
sorlmenl OF choice FLOWER SEEDS, For sale
bv +. l.. ZEMP.
Dec 10 96 u
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Sherif's Sale.

WILL be sold on Monday the 5th January next
w before the Court House door in Camden,
one Gig. levied upon and TO be sold as the proper
ty Of George Outlaw, at the snit OF a. IT, CrosswelI
vs.. George Outlaw.
Dec. 1877 THO. J. WARREN. s. X. D.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Asupply Of Durand & Cos.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERS.

Warranted certain cure tor Dyspepsia. Weakness Of
the Stomach and Want Of Appetite. Weakness OF the
Chest aud Fever and Ague." 1t is also pleasant
Beverage in its pure and may be drank with w line
or Spirits without all mmiring its medicinal qualities
May be had by the sngle bottle. Of
S BENSON, Family Grocer.
J.HAKRIS. DeKalo Street
W. C. MOORE, Family Grocer
Camden, Sept 81. n swom
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Extraordinary Mrrioge.-The following
extraordinary occurrence took Place in London:
A gentleman, a widower, left with three. sons,
BECAME acquainted with widow lady, who
had three daughters. The lady and gentleman
married, and with the children of the two fam.
lilies lived together for ten years. During the
last six weeks the sons and daughters were mar.
red to each other, and what is more singular
the eldest son married the elJest daughter, and
the others in tho same manner.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-10

EAMILY BIBLES-Qnarto size, in plain and
i Turkey morocco gilt bindngs,a great variety from
Sl.5O to $50.
THE COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY Of the
Bible in 6 vols. royal 8vo. o.,
PATRICK LOUTH'S and ARNALD's Commentary,
4 vols. ..... .s.,. .- ~ a. - ....
BIBLE CoNCoRDANCEs. Hymns, Southern Harmo-
nys Prayer bouks, by Jay, Winchester, Thornton Girls
wOld.
PRAYER BOOKS containing the services Of the Pro-
Episcopal Church, uso Pocket Bibles with splen.
did bindings Of velvet paper meche, turkey morocco;
with and without clasps, ofevery size. A. YOUNG,
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STEAMER WArEREE Survive regret to
learu that the steamer Wateree, Capt. White,
was sunk at Allison's Landing, OH the Pee Dee,
on the night of tho 9th instant. The facts, as
we learn from gentleman recently arrived
from the spot, are as follows: The W. was on
her way from Cheraw, and had stopped at the
above place for wood; while there she was dis,
covered, late at night to be leaking badly, and
before morning had sunk in about nine and
half feet water. She had on board at the time
between and 900 bales of Cotton. the greater
portion of which, being on deck, was saved
Capt. Brock and crew, of the steamer Darling
ton, which lay alongside, rendering every as.
sistance. 1t is supposed that she must have
started one of her butts.-Charleston San.
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Notice.

Notice.
Turing my absence from the State, Tho. J..
- Warren, esq, will act as my agent.
Dec 1877 J. A. SCHROCK
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"They who die young escape many deaths.
would not live till age had thrown
lis sorrows DER my brow,
And gloom was seated in this heart,
Which is SO happy now.
would not live till Friends are gone
And walk upon their graves,
Oh yes, how many pang Of grief
An early exit saves.
Iwould not live till one by one
Each beauteous star had set,
And lett alone upon the sky
The planet of regret.
would not live till gentle tones
Had ceased their murmured swell,
And colduess dwelt upon the lips
loved TO kiss so well.
would not live till looks oflovr,
Which once around me shone,
Had ceased their gentle light to shine,
And left me "lli alone"
But would die in summer life
Amid the flowers bloom,
Exchanging for that iadelcss cline
This land of grief and gloom.
Camden CONSTANCY.
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ROBERT LATTA,
Late af the firm of Dickson & Latta,
WOULD Respectfully inform his friends and
w the public generally, that he is now recev-
ing rariefy of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which
he will sell lo,o for casf-Two doors above the
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
DunIap's, esq.
Camden, S. C. Dec. 10, 1850. 81
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TIE R1cHL.Sp CONTESTED ELEcrIoN FOR
REpREsESrarIvE-Int the House of Repre-
sentatives at Columbia, on Saturday, Mr.. lrby,
from the Committee on Privileges and Elections,
to whom was refarred the memorial Of b +.
Taylor, esq. coatestiug the seat of W. D. De.
Saussure, esq. reported that the seat of the lat
ter gentleman was vacated Whereupon, after
brief conversation, a writ for new election
was ordered to be issued, and the election will
take place on Monday and Tuesday, 10th and
l7th instant. The memorial of the Hon. J. A.
Black, contestng the seat in the Senate ofGen.
Adams, for RichIand District, has not yet been
reported on. Nor has the Williamsburg case,
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"CURsE YOUR BRorHER, HUG YOUR ENEMY
But for the perverse nature of the men, with
their entire lack of political sagacity, the con
duct of the Wing editors of the city OF Raleigh
would he most strange and dunaccountable. The
vindctiveness of their disposition is spent upon
a Southern State-South Carolina-while that
State is engaged in what North Carolina is
now herself caring specially for, and what she
is taking active steps to decide so far as she is
concerned. South Carolina is nullifying no
law she isviolating no article ofthe constitution
she is only pursuing such course as any ag-
greved State has perfect right to, when ag-
grieved, talking about her wrongs, suggesting
modes OF redress how to ward off the wrongs,
.&c.-iust what North Carolina is now being
fully aroused to. Yet these editors abuse and
lave abused Soui'. Carolina all the time while
for the actual nulli'r,s, volaters Of the constitu
ton in Massachusr!',:, New York and Pensyl-
vania, they have .p"ceiy word OF reproaeh
or condemnation Why such conduct! At
these Northern nulliIers they only fire their pop
guns, while they bring their heaviest guns to
bear upon South Carolina-guns not very heavy
indeed, but heavy compared with their pop gun
ordnance directed against their northern friends.
When these editors learn what will render
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their position respectable, they will cease such
folly: not till then. We hope for the sake OF
the standing Of the press in this State, that they
will cease to do evil and learn to do WELL
No,,Ih
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THE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
NFFERS hls services as-Agept ,ta all, persons
" residing in Lancaster District, who are enti.
tied Ia Land Bounty under the Act Of Congress
passed the 2sth September, 1885,
rs,i@.if, ,fv X. G.. BILLINGS.
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-17
THE DAILY TIMES.
APRIL.

APR IL.
BY LoNGFELLow
When the warm sun, that brings
Seed-time and harvest, hasreturned again,
IT'S sweet to visit the still wood, where springs
The first flower of the plain
love the season WE'LL
When forest gades are teeming with bright forms,
Nor dark and many folded clouds ioretell
The coming in OF storms.
From the earh's loosened mould,
The sapng draws its sustenance, and tlrives:
Though stricken to the heart with winters cold.
The dropping tree revlves.
The softy-warbled song
Comes thro the pleasant woods, and colored wings,
Are glancing in the golden sun, along
The forest openings.
And when bright sunset fills
The silver woods with light, the green slope throws
Its shadows in the hollows OF the hills,
And wide the upland CLOVIS.
And when the day is gone,
In the blue lake, the sky, oerreachlng far,
Is followed out, and the moon dips her horn,
And wrinkles many star
Inverted in the tide,
Stand the gray rocks and trembling shadows throw,
And the fair trees look over, side by side,
And see themselves below.
~ Sweet April, many thought
Is welded unto thee, as hearts wed
Nor shall they fail till, to Its autumn brought
LIES golden fruit shed.