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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

DURCELL, LADD ~ CO.. DRUGGISTS
Ill and DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., are now receiving their Fall
stock OF Drugs &C. which they offer very low for cash.
or on the usual credit to pncua Mealers, embracing the
following, in part, in lots to suit purchasers:
1000 lbs superior Indigo
hlds best Dutch Nader
Is bbls Copperas-green and dry
10 bbls Alum
10 do EPSON Salts
$500 lbs Super Carb Soda
10 bbls prime Castor Oil
l case Mace
1000 lbs Extract Logwood
cases Reid Borax
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
1900 gals Lamp Oil--bost winter
300 ounces Suphate Quinne
casks Sal AGratus
$50 kegs Lewis Lead in oil and dry
20 bbls Spts. Turpentine
10 bbs Tanners Oil
. cases Chrome green and yellow
r., looo boxes Window Glass ssortedlsizes,
Together with the usual variety of Medicines Paine
ers Colors, Brushes, Fancy Articles, &c ''"'
~ s. fartleqIar attention to packing and forward
oc 26 90 MAN, corner l4th street, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
IA MERICAN PATENT DRYER.-Thos

CARRIAGES!-I have for
~ sale number of second Carriages, Coaches
Chariotts and Barouches They are all in good renar
and will sell them at prices that cannot fail to rive
satisfaction to purchasers JAMES BOSHER
All I2-ts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

WpOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.-We have
I'D large and varied assortment of rich Toilet Bottles,
Vases Jewel Boxes e Just opened and for sale low by
sell IO1 Rroad e+roat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
OcG 81. Main ST. cor. l4th.
NNICKNOR'S SPANISH LITERATURE.

TNSICKNOR'S SPANISH LITERATURE.
I'LL History of Spanish Literature with criticism on
the particular Works, and Biographical notices of pro-
minent writers, by Geo. Ticknor, Esq. in vols-S6
at is contribution to the literature of the world Of
the highest value 1t comp ehends all the information
that exists IN the numerous treatses that have hereto
fore been published, ucidy arranged, and in its various
parts presented with detail proportioned to their COM
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ing enriched with varied learning, and fashioned with
fautess taste. The work will be classed with Pres
colts great histories; and is a production of which
Americans may justly be proud. 1t is brought out in
the best styeand in general appearance it is equal to
the earliest productions Of the English press"-ournal
OF Commerce.
The Whale and his Captors; or the Whalemen's Ad-
ventures and the Whales Biography, as gathered on
the homeward cruise of the Commodore Preble bv
Rev. Henry Cheever with numerous engrayipgs If mo
muslin--62ac
Cowper's Homer.-The Iliad of Homer. translated
into English Blank Verse; by William Cowper. edited
by Robert Southey, L. l.. d. with notes by Nj. A
Dwight; l vol. 10 mo 81 25. The same in vol. s vo
with Flaxmans Illustrations-$3
by Washington Irving, in vos--$1 25 each.
The War with Mexico-by R. S. Ripley, Brevet Ma
jor in the U. S. Army, ETC., in vols-S4.
ASystem of Ancient and Medieval Geography for
the of schools and colleges, by Charles Anthem L.
l.. D.-S1 So
The Philosophy Of the Beautiful from the French
Victor Cousin translated with notes. and an introduce
ton, by Jesse Gate Daniel Chestnut Colege-75c
Poems and Prose Writings of Richard Henry Dana.
2 vols-$2 so.
orr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

GHANGE OF HOURS.--On and after Friday
~ the 2lst of September, the cars running in connee
non with the steamboat Augusta, Capt q. Mitchell,
via Port Walthall will leave the Richmond and Pc
teTsbnrg Depot, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, every Monday
wednesday and Friday.
Sc 20 THeS, DoDAMEAD.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
Il DUNHAM, Piano Forte Ma

STODART Il DUNHAM, Piano Forte Ma
- kers, store 361 Broadway, mandatory 10Th street.
Third avenue, New York.--NASH q WOOD
HOUSE, agents for the above great Piano Forte
Enlistment, constantly receiving additions to their
stock. They have on hand number in six 64 and
octaves; among the latter is truly magnificent
instrument pronounced by Judges to be the most ee-
CANT Piano Forte both regards tone and finish ever
exhibited in Richmond. Indeed it is an extraordinary
instrument fine specimen Of American skill and taste
in this department OF industry The less costly and
palmer descriptions OF Piano Fores made by Stodart &
Durham, are warranted in all respects. They have
never failed to give entire satisfaction to purchasers
They respectfully invite call from all those wishing
to purchase or to examine Pianos de
GARD TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OF
~ HORSES, MULES, &c.-From various sources,
have recently come to the conclusion that many
persons who DESTROYS of purchasing and selling
Horses Mules, Vehicles, &C. not that there
is regular place for the transaction OF business OF this
KIND, on Cary street, opposite Mr.. VIM WOODS stables,
and that sales take place every SATURDAY MORN
ING, (weather perrntng,) where persons wishing to
dispose of their stock will awaysfnd purchasers; and
those disposed buy, will find variety to select from
N. B. Persons who wish to dispose will please call
at my store No 18th before oelock the morn
ing OF the sale GEO j. SUMNER, Auct.
"A LEXANDER MOTT, AUCTIONEER &
"A COMMISSION MERCHANT, No 81 Main
street-A. N gives his personal attention to all sales
either in the city or country, OF real and personal Els
tate, such Houses and Lots, Lands and Tenements
Slaves Horses and Carriages, stocks of Dry Goods
Groceres, Hardware, Watches and Jewelry, House
hold Furniture, Books, Prints and Paintings, China
Glass, &c. 'f,--..
The most liberal cash advances made on all
slgnments intended for my auction sales.
GB Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
surday
n. B. Goods can at all times be had at private sale
far below the market price.
E GATHER PRESERVATIVE.-Pat
n original Leather Preservative, or Oil Backing
patent composition for cleansing, preserving and re-
newng the color of leather This composition is not
only the best, but the cheapest article known for clean
ing carriage tops harness, factory bands, engine hose
bellows leather trunks, boots and Shoes and to all
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

IN HaI1OANI IREHA1tIAIIUNS FUR THE
ELL TEETH.--THE ROSEATE ELIXIR--A fra
grant astrngent wash tor the teeth and gums, which
relieves any sense of soreness or tenderness and i'm
parts, delightful odor and agreeable taste to the
mouth and removes any upleasanness whether arising
from the use OF CIGARS tobacco nauseous medicines or
other causes. ~
THE ODENTINE-A delightful tooth powder
which highly esteemed, and is warranted to contain
nothing injurious.
impapable pearly white powder, ofdeghtiu odor and
pleasant taste, which is composed Of articles highly ap-
Proved which undergo careful and thorough prepare
ton. ff
The above put up in new style, in an elegant and
convenient form and are prepared and soldby
PURCELL, LADD q CO., Druggists,
Sc B 90 Main street corner l4th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

EvALL SUPPLY OF CHINA. GLASS AVN
Il, NWARE.-GEORGE ] SUM
NER, No. 18th street, would respectfully announce
to country merchants and city dealers that BY recen
manufactures, his Fall supply Of China, Glass and
Earthen- are, which, in point of quantity styles and
assortment is hsuperor to any stock he has offered
for previous seasons,
He has also a large supply of Fancy Goods-the.
whole laid in with special reference to the country and
city trade-and will be sold on accommodating terms
for cash or approved paper. .
EW The greatest care observed in packing.
NEW NOVEL BY THE AITJOR on
! JANE EYRE.-SIIIRLEY, by the author Of
work 'N' ''''0"'
Remarkable ASPIRATIONS and Ghost Stories; Csc
The Works of Montaigne: including his ESSAYS let
tiers and travels, edited by VIM. Hazlitt
Received this day by
GEO. M. WEST e. BROTHER,
no 70 Next door to the Post Office
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
Em FALL FASHION FOR CEN-

EB TfEI 4SII1ON FOK GEN.
- MEMS HATS-J. II. ANTHONY 80
Halter, Columbian Hotel corner, is now
selling his fall style of Hats for 1885, and what he par
tcuary desires is, that any gentleman purchasing or
about to purchase Hat will take the trouble to call and
look at them.
They are offered at the Unprecedented low price
I'd do do. 90
Best do. Silk Hats ........2 SO
"a do. do. do. ...............2 90
r, And will, in few days, receive his fall stock of
Caps, Wool Hats, &c, &c Sc
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

DLANO FORTES, AND OTHER MUSICAL
II INSTRUMENTS, Repaired and Tuned.-The
subscribers continue in their employ gentleman every
way qualified to repair and tune Piano Fortes, Guitars
Violns, Accordeons, etc.
Moderate charges made for work done.
NASH Il WOODHOUSE,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

spOOTs, SHOES AND HATS.-We are this
LID day receiving by the schrs Alexandra, Harriet
and Allegro, direct from Boston, 1873 cases BOOTS
and SHOES, and have in store, received by recent
vessels, upwards of 800 packages fresh Spring Goods
Shoes, Hats Cards, &c, embracing Of the largest
and best selected stocks we have offered, and as
good as be hadin any city in the Union-which
as they can be had in any market short Of the manu-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

II Vases, Toilet Bottles Gard Receivers, Inkstands,
Candlesticks, and variety OF Fancy Articles, lust
opened and for sale low, by
i STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
sell l0l Broad street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
UDAPIER MACHI ARTICLES,-Papie n

~ n n TN 10 IapeT W a
CHI Port Hol /, Il Work Boxes; Card Trays; En-
Inkstands; Trays; Walters &c, &c
beautiful assortment Of the above articles, suitable
tor presents. Tor sale at
de 25 enters, No. 70 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

Dr. Brandreths Genuine Pills are for sale by every
principal Druggist in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Fredericksburg, Alexandria Washington
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
Health +. w. DYOTT a. SONS,
nv Ia Sole Wholesale Agents
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

h CoILEcToR, hires out Negroes, rents out Houses,
and Collects claims of all kinds Office corner Main and
18th streets iy IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

TUJUBE AND LICoRICE PASTE; Jarvis.
e. Cough Candy Wstar's Cough Lozenpes.
Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry; Wistars Basams Of
Wild Cherry; Thompson's Syrup of Tar and Naphtha-
or sale by Il. JPICOT
no Corner opposite the Old Market
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
From the Fayetteville Observer.
THE INFLUENCE OF PLANK ROADS.

That it not the Stockholders in works of
Internal Improvement who reap the only bene.
fit, or the greatest amount OF benefit, from
the construction Of such works, has often been
lnanrest bnt perhaps never more than by 6
fact which has come TO light within a few days.
A gentleman in this county some time ago Oh
ered to sell tract Of pine Erd for Is cents
per acre The gentlaren in this town to whom
it was offered, refused, ID, purchase. The land
was too far fro.n towii and from any navIgable
stream to make i. valuable at that t!i>e for ei-
ther timber or turpentine, aud it was worth but
little Tor any ot:ier purpose. Well in process
OF time the Plank hoad was located throngh
the land. 4 genltmaa from one o. the lower
coanties came here to purchase 1urpcn,inc land
! on tie Road, and was advised by the gentle
man who had lad tie offer Of this tract to call
! OIL the owner. lie did 50, and the first ole" he
made was two dollars aud q half per acre! Ills
next offer was three dollars per acre, for land
wIitI, could not he sold for 25 cents until the
Plank k,,a, was built. The owner .nkesta-
tingly rejected 10Th o!:e"s.
NOW the owycr OF ri: land is not, we believe
subscribe: 80 the amount OF single dollar 10
this work. lie has lad fortune hncklsG OIL
his back. without a"y agency of i:is own. -
An; we ,.,u,i. 10, between tnis place a;l,i s,as-
bury there viii be ioun,i. in less than Ere years,
hundreds of PERSONS whose possession; viii ne
LARGELY increased III value win as !ittl. agc:!cy
0; their own Who can doubt that tie ;i;c,gfe-
| rate weaiii uC tc Stat will ic increasv't "a?
r.ofe 1lar the whole cc$t oi tie rGa', cven ".y
tie Increased ralae o real estate a'o!:", t" S>
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
THE dJWGyIRMs ALL.
CAMDEN. S. c..
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Is, 1857
Southern Rights Association.

4 meeting vii! be held on Saturday next at the
Court House in Camden, at one o'clock, at which
tune the Hon. ]. A. Woodward will address the
Association and the citizens ofihis District Seats
will be provided ior the accommodation Of the La.
dies, and ii is earnestly hcred that shey will al
tend. The following genlienen vii! E!cssa act a..
CaLau.:ee OF Arrangements:
Geu.j. ". Cautey, VIA u. Shannon, esq. Jno.
Can,ey. j.. Or. J. 4. Youne, JOS. W. Doh?. esq,
JOHN CANIEY, Prs$!.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
rEs.. Woodward

VII! certainly address cur czrrs on saaIrisy
neS;. We are confident here will be no Ini1ak.
lis time, and We hope al! who can vii; auead rs
thr occasion will be az ntrresting one Mf. Wood
ward is an able speaker. ;rne Sou;hron, allti an
~. .;?,rc;,;t. advocate OF Southern highs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
New Paper at Was.iagton,

4 new daily paper is about being established at
:" ashington, to I've called lie Constitution. Il is
intended, it is said, to be lie crsan OF lhe Grsai
Union Party Of the Unite! S.aies.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
The Lcrz-:ocled-ror ccme a. last.

The s,ea:nrr Robert Martin is in, l." d9'.b; TO
the jog and ineypressioie delight Of rlary Of on:
citizens Tie Ioug delay OF this boat was o:ca-
stored by 'ie exceedingly low state Of or River.
perhaps :!.e mos: uncertain OF al! layi:;;h.e
:::.a ms il! ihc Sale.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19

in those states having determined not 10 em-
ploy Northern coasters The Beaufort folks
are the Grst to take advantage OF the feeling
ueainst the North.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19

S4S" Hon. J. L. Pel;iSru Of Charleston has ac
cept"d the appointment OF Uai;e1 States District
..ttormcy rendered him by President Fillmore.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
4 NiS4.sS -THt i.&GISL.A|GR.

- '.--| -.
Nas q ''@ !1eoi'e.s o. 'a' ~ i'''''''',!l ''
i-asurH mas }dr'"5'. : :'.tef =" 'AS c"''''"e''''
expressing his '''''s II 'vl''''' !" ''t
"e,n:iia$ tie e%'';' session sHoF''S - * = Ia
Alter revle Si:.g the "SS''SS'o" o" '''e >'''"''
lie concludes as io'io"S'
i"e fnesa'n Feeufs' "'''' '''e VIZ ~, :: -
do not kho" ":a' co-:%t " f''S' ""'
aooPted oy 'he 9'''s .! "'S>''s''" :,
is one pnS;ion' af"'' ',!'' I',;' ~
take ana Suppo't 70 ",e ''''
ble aiii'tv a:'a tNa' Is '''S .; ''','
part OF tne new -; I:." ;o'..o .,.4 ,,,
II 'Po" t'ie t"r.s:" ,':-,,. ..,;,r- ..,.
al - '"',' VI ''.'. I.,l ga..i .,,... ..
Il '''S - '''''''' '....4,. ,.o n,..;.,r.. ~.
"''e''e"''''' ''.'' =, - -, -
'i''''''':'s ~ H'n,"'''r't''''H W"r''. 'iHi''S
aD>u': 80 nave p'e' compromising against
""rAeivpS i"r ssVenti wears i4et us NOW ha""
compromlSsS Ii orr iaror Or cissoive cn-?aTt-
rership. 'iEis is the time ior action. Eenun.
others mutives, are out OF rlace
t" am for prompt, energetic, decisive action.
And in my opinion such acioa is atanaiIe OIL
~ hl oHS way. tDc IDut.!c!H 'ptuitS ..!Duln
meet in a convention iprope?!y or:ari....i, and
sustained BY the a!tho itv of eac S;a:.) :n,;
demand us Il compromise an equal participation
in the enjoyment Of the new tprr:orv at least
up to thirty.six thirty. If this b. not conceded
| am for revelation, do not mean that me aust
engage in An exterininaluu war "i;h the Yam.
KEGS, but that there ehnnld b. src, = change in
our Government machinery rs will iasurc 10 tie
peore of the Son:h asticr, pcualii.. aai pro-
act. When therefore, The Lruisl,1rrp cooyruas
! expect to be in nv place. And exppct to
favor any prac;jral mnasura that t,,i k will
rrsuIt in RI. nrynancnt ,Ji,,.t,u.,,, ,r,,oso nor
,x;rr difficulties and =, -. ..,.,,.. .;r,. so,r,
to l,. ;so,,,;, nro;rr,iou and x..;,tv .i.Jl ,t.
trmpt to act nru,;.nflr. rcsi.;;,,r Il, ,,. in,rI
ses Of vas. .io;, n,,,I axci'emc.. Loye :, ,;Inly
responsibility that rcs.s uDou me. , wouIi do
nothing wron.r wilfiu'Iy: bit nv io,y am 70.
solved tn do, t..oug. "thc Heavens iall."
POPULATION cr NoRrH CARoLIyA.-The
population a; Nrwbrrn :. g., i 1913, IN il.
second town Ill size ID the State. Wilmington
HIS i'ru' .H"" o: 'loo. Fayetteville las
sen e""'ic "'''i' LOW. "ArF"n'"Aia' t,!"i
OF ",'"'n nou are slaves %! counties. H"li"'d
u; ;,as H''3l ''':"'''' '"',, VII" teri as q IL
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
Tie Weather

Hes Il: las, hccoma ccid. Sunday !oat-vas the
co:des: dav hat w have had this ia.i.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
Mr.. CaIhcuu's Statue.

The Evening News says: This piece of sculp-
tnre is now partially open to inspection al the
City Hall. The face gives the best expression Of
Mr. Cahoun's features that We have seen of life
size. The lett arm, and that portion OF the scroll
which had truth and justice" is broken, leaving
the part with "ihe onstitution" entire. II was
line remark of spectator, MIR. F"~+***, this mo-
merit, that truth and Justice had been taken from
us, aud nothing was left but the Constitution. ~
We answered that "truh and Justice taken from
Constitution leaves it worthless" The South will
discard the violated Constitution. and establish an
other from which truth and justice shall be inse-
parable.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
Lon:Sn!Gd EDUriGr.

gla submission papers are makimg considerable
noise over 4 letter received from President ill.,.
more. of which we find the following account
in a despatch from Macon to the augusta Sen.
tinci:
MACON. Nov. II
a.. long letter has been received by Or. 70.
bert Cc!IiHs, Of t,l;s CITY, from President Fill.
more. in which he says the fugitive slave law
shall he cxecutcd to the letter; and, ifueces<a.
ry, nil the forces 1t his dispn:aI shall be used
for that purpose. IfoiiiccrS fail to DO ti.,r rln
ty, says tie President, they shall be dismissed
and held liable 70: damages
"ihe letter is entirely satisfactory, and will
be immediately published in IN extra"
OI cru:se, every oae will understand that the
object "i this boa>ted letter from President Fill
more is to aid his political friends in the pend.
ing election tor delegates to the State Conven.
tion lie i!edgcs the Army and Navy, for
sooih. for the execution Of t!!e Ggi'ive law: and
what is that br: an admission that TIC people
of lie NORTH are everywhere up in arms against
i! Such is no!oriou:!y the fact, and in spite
these p"Hr"us Pledges, no irgi;yes are re.
sore,I, and no Southern man crosses Mason
and LiS"ns line to rcc,4r his property, with.
o"t tie certainty OF being mohLpd, AID tnc
!,az;;,d Of being killed. The Federal Govern.
rIenf is not ou!y rowc7less in executing the
laws Of the [ t@tid ;'tates against the sentiment
o.ihe Northern people, brt ii is absolutely con-
trmrliblc in the s!'uliiing pretences OF doing so
with which it is Tow attempting to amuse the
th.-Chnric%'on .Hrrcwy.
NEw YoEE WnlGGERY:-I'hc Syracus Jour.
nal Of Saturday last, published in conspicuous
manner in its columns the proceedings O., Il
qualification meeting recently held at Skanea.
teles, from which the following paragraph is
al extract:
DIR. Benedict, of Skaueateles, offered the
following resolution, which was adopted with
but one dissenting voice:
Rcso'red, That the infamous bill known
as the Fugitive Slave Law, is a disgrace to the
drunken roW,ics who passed ito the misera.
Bic tool wno accidentally has; tie opportunity
= ~ i'.--anl viii he + teHoiI disgrace to
any cowmon." which aow. lis in!ereal pro-
.alous to bo carrcu Into execution"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19
THE UNION OFTHE SOUTH.

4 Congress Of the Federal Government: on
tl,eir rights appears to BE- tie most feasible
plan of obtaining concentrated sud authorlta-
tive action in relation Il. the future policy Of
the South, the most expedient remedies, and
the mode and time OF app ying those remedies.
4 calm survey ofthe past, AID, !inGging from
that, glance at the iatufe, brings us to the
conclusion that a political separation Of the
two sections Of the lon;ede"acy is d mere r:i"s.
,ion OF tine, the act iisel' being now generally
admitted to be, hnnanlv speaking, inevitable.
Those who talk 5" t'irpan'y a"out "sonil.
Carolina distractions" wiil moreover iiad, ii
we are not greatly deceived by the signs oi THE
times, that severance Of the Union will not BE
long even question OF time. Spastpodir e.
forts to ,.reve.t it will cease wuen tie ilry ot
the storm OF ianaticism will have reached It's
widest intpasitv--a point 10 which every ob-
server mar see il is rapidly has;eni:g. When
j; controls the ballot box, any ses!y: pl,n:s Of
conservatism which may have thas far with
stood the hight, will speedily wi:!ier and wiit
before it,
Senator 3utler, Mr.: Wallace. and others Of
our ruhc men haze recommended, Us the most
cifirent mode Tor concentrated aciu".a South
ern Congress, whose m?;nberS, c"uing rom
lie pnor!e, aad clothed VIII. TIE o.iicil ath"r.
ity n'tla respective soverc,a'i"s, wouIn j." pre-
pared 70 0.'.. l.. on the a#>ea,Diagc %: s@icl =
,oiy, it Was deemed HxrcGient to make ye! an
other effort 10 save the to. w!t:cvcT ii!-
rl.tlm taey would prtse;i, /" t'.e federal .on-
g:e;s woud decide t.2 j,i"s;ion .n.r:c". Il, oa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19

For fho Eirc Ira!".--Ihe New bern (N CA
Reporter States that the vessel builders and
merchants oiBrautot are fitting outaII t.,e sr..ai
vessels belonging to that place Tor tle ,ice trad
in South Carolina and Georsia-,hs planters