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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-30
From the Cl,arlr. ton MrIcury.

FClibw-rItIZenS ! rom Tic I"Vol''C I'D TIC
$abinJ stand to yonr arms. The cup of your
,I,ura,t,tinn is full These repeated Insults
ranud he endured anv longer, having been
rontin he'd for lhi:ty Years without the least cx.
ncr,.,iu of redress or am Iiprarinn The
late ca t,dnct nf mob, cnn:isti & "t negroes, alb
,Ii,iuk is. frrcsoi'ei., aud Others "I the sane
s,am;l having murdered Il rcaccablc citizen, and
woualv,l n,lny of lri, con'rauy because they
cros>,N from MARYLAND to PENNSYLVANIA ~
claim H., legal Why lis two fugitive - :,
show bow tic sIlr;' of 'al law has been oh.
served Caa amy impartial person doubt that
s,iJ l,w is a dead letter! Consequently can
any ,Irrson this side OF the Potomac endure
tbrs. E,.ult; auL nutrages any I,nger! | All
r,.:;,k kh not. Can such Uri,N be maintain.
ed? Fellow. citizens, let us cut the band that
has htId us together; tl!c sooner the better.
Nv u ord 70: IT, IN adviser that has attained lis
even ty.iirst year, ADVISES to dissolve immedi
aley >u"h nrcqnnl partnerships, aud remodel
Il second one apa!! from the Potomac Ia tn"
S.hinc, more suitable t" our policy, Interests,
r,al,,,rrs aud pursuits, and dividing cIial bur
Lc.s 20 corresponding benefits p.:Irrahly il we
can, I"rcihlv ii "" cannot. | say South ta'".
lima alone il the !,s: resort. maintain that it
is better 10 die like trtrnrn, than live us slaves.
II we do not act NOW, our doom /, fixed In
si,rt ti,m- it will lr too late, because Con.
s"!F!a'I"'' IS rap "'y l""Sr's@'"S' ':'e 'eue''
rr"'''''S nave bee" humorous; '''' '>"",'e'''
traitors nave 'll"."r" NV ''''e "''''s' anu '''
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ted at'S. me 'bnl'''"'">'r "''o ','">'''"'S'
and atE"'''"s 'i"'' i'e''';' '"S III ''c i'"H ''
in congress. a''' "'""r a." '>' r"''~S' "'''':,
will hr in l,'ss Ih!" SO ya"G', :..'m i''"E MI
"h"it 'w' ''r", '%".' t. r'''.''i"'i''''' i'''t'
i"'r.v. ana viii act - i:r ."a' "a" ~ -. ~
n"g", OF ''t '''::.''"" 1t J.'n"'rA 3"s "i:r'
places r,,Amci .r,tne yOor :! 'y"$ "ih"a, r''n:
consent, and ,!ace !"N"s i" i!"': ;"r = i''' |
rxlrrn,inaiioa. !ar'%:,i. I.;:t, n'td:H. r"ri,.,,
will be the order of the day. ttil 'w.c'i:"ns.
a,ouS,. !r"m your state OF apathy, and >iniicaiv
your ,iri,s Immediately hy svrr->iln .iri
i;.a,!.s.Iv, faithfully and promptly. and it will
r., we'll will, you. Ihcn vuu will have plpntv
"' "''' wa ~
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-30

lima makes the practical issue, it never will be
made. We believe our duty requires that IRE
should make this issue, and not leave the work
Cor other hands. these are our orn honest,
deber bite convictions. We Judge for ourselves.
By the BE we shall shape our course, and upon
our res trvcd rights, act aecortiagl.y, come veal
or wOcl
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D,ScEa--A person named Danger kept
rnhli,: house Oh the Huntingdon road. near
Cambridge, Eng gland. On hcing compelled to
quit tie house. not his own, he built an inu
Oil ,ae opposite sid, oil the road. aud caused to
be painted under his sign. Dmgrr from over
the way. lis successor il, the Md house
rtt"strd by i!.scrihing over lis door, "'rhere is
no DwgPr here mnw."
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The Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN,
The Hon. WILLIAM D. PORTER.

Col. Mcm;niHGer commenced by stating that
he would consume the time of the meeting Ill
the discussion of 4 matter pertaining TO himself.
Il was known, that an address. delivered BY
himself, had been published and circulated by
the Secession party. i that party counted up
on hin, ,heY had mistaken their man. What
he said in that address he repeated row, but i'll
sneakinu of what South Carolina should Go in
the last resort lie utterly repr,iated that his
idea OF the last resort should be determined by
the narrow views of those who supposed that
such y struggle was to be settled i'll few
months or Il year. But whatever construction
others might put upon his expressions, he meant
now to discuss what was right and proper, and
this lie preferred to consistency, if it lead to
error.
Colonel Memn,inger then proceeded 10 discuss
tie pledges Of the State, showing conc!usIre'y,
from Ihe record that i.e. hcnoc WAS not committed
TO separate action, bu! % cooperation. lie SHOW
ed moreover from lie journals {! tie House a!:d
Senate, that the measures CT rcr9a:at!t@ for d.
feEce had been pressed BY the. e.Cc-oY"ca:!on!$s.- -
He then proceeded 10 discuss SrccS$o" as rr'i!'-
Gy, or measure o;resis:ance lie s!.owe:,,fat Tar
from its resisting the W!:not F!o"i$o, It vas SUI
mission to the measure, not only for The P'si hat
nationality i would ,lea &c e co"! pIrte ataud0n-
rent Of al! which had been taken rom, AID also CT
tina, which had Tot been .aker; h" showed that
10 resist :ie ac.ion Of oUs State woUii te treason
in Us, ard that according 10 the same principle,
tn. cilizens Of Georgia aud other Southern States
could not come 10 oar aid in case Of war with tue
United States without being guilty OF treason
against their own State. But ary attempt 10
sketch the mastery arguments OF The speaker on
this and other points, showing the utter i,!ly Of
separate secession. would ony End III injustice to
him. The effect produced OH the crowded as
eemblY was manifested By frequent and ra9iurocs
applause.
After Gel. Menuinger closed. CO.. 7. w. Iiayne
was loudly called for, and. Notwithstanding The
la,eness and the exceedingly unpleasant warmth
Of the room, he commanded the attention and .re-
qupnt applause Of the audience by spirited aud
convincing argument of considerable length.
A. G. Magrari. aud B. c. Pressey we're thea
loudly called for, hut in consequence OF The late.
ness Of the hour they declined 10 speak.
On motion of Mr.. VI. C. Mordera', the address
and nomination were then unanimously adopted
and contirrad.
:. Y. Turper, Esq. moved that the proceedings
of the meeting - published III the daily papers OF
the city. Adopted.
On motion OF :. II. Tupper, Esq, the meeting
then adjourned.
JANE. RosE, President
E. kanapaux, !
W. Y. Paxton,
John e. Gibbs, soo-o,,r;a.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-30
ANNIVERSARY
or THE
SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

OF EANCASTER DISTRfCT.
The citizens of Lancaster District a-e respect
fully informed that the Anniversary oi the above
Association i'll b.. held on the Firs' llnnday in
OriDber ErA'. Ohe CHI az l2-u'cork. ". The
luaciHai attendance cf er,ry mcmnr is urgently
requested, a. business OF importance will he trans
acted, aud rrrry citizen Of thr District is aiFrc-
:ionairy invited to ALTERED and participate in full
and if', discussion of The ErraI Questions ofthr
DAY. Sept. II, 1851.
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0r We regret to Irarn,. as we do.fi"m t''c
Cha,lv Eton Mercury, that tac Ham. K. t'arr'-
well Rt,rtt has been unable from serious indis.
positio , to address the neo r il several Dis.
lric,s + the upper coantry. and that on account
Of his Fate Of health, he will probably he UNA.
tile 10 I:lahc any further engagements.
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baltimore, Sept. %.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ErYG3 .iir7nrrfiG ,SAg,lr.

The {. j. mail steam Ship Bhic, arrived at
NcwioHk I" d,'y, >'""day, With ninc;y.seyen
passengers from Liverpool, Which port she left
nn the Ill, inst
In the Liverp"nl market CorroS was shade
'learcr, and ninrtcen Thousand bales: of which
spectators and exporters took seven thousand
bad c''Hnge'! hands siace the sailing of the AZ.
rica on the 18th inst.
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REMOVAL.

yT,IE subscriber bcgs leave inform his friends and
/ the pubic generally. that h- has REMOVED 10 the
Store formerly occupied by The mas Bonnet d Co. one
door below IL mps Drug Store where he will continue
keen Il large AID cIUlrc assortment Of
Fresh and D ,s,r lble Goods,
Of NIL Qualities and d.sr os, suitable the trade Of
This market. con isiing of
Dry-Goods, Grocerie', Hardware, Glassware
and Crockey,
Hats, Caps, Clothing, &c.
Which he offers on reaso alb .rms and to which he in
yitrs the attention Of the iu,i l.
Sept0. :. u. HALLnvnp:,
9rThe Darlington Flag Will pease copy snsa RrbsA
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Return Day s.

rrWe have Int Il slight chang" to make i"
our Cotton quotations. The supply has been
tolerals fair, and sold principally at i.4c-
Tie Highest figure ia Charleston quotations.
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rT"Errsl,aw" No 5. is uravoidably crowded
out Othcr communications VII secure our al
trrtlon as soon as possible
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-30

1ore CoaIaion.-I'he attempt to unite Tue
Hnnker and Freeso factions OF the Demot'at'
ic party in New York, has been success'ul o''
n,ner. Resolutions have, as usual, been adopt
ed. couiyocal in their terms, and differently con.
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NEw O9LnAxs. Sert. &c.

,'''' . 0'"'''H'S', NFI'', ~V'
On friday two thousand bales of Corr"N
were disposed OF. and Mi.dlinywas W, IT., 8 8
cents The weeks receipts comprise two thou.
sand, ana! the total receipts of the season lify
two thousand bales. again>t sixfeea thcslsand
for the sans. period last year. The stock OH
bandan,ounts tn forty seven thousand bales.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

rI'iIE sai.-c. ~, r b,,i =. res chfd " 'a'-e -rpPy
of Groceries, Hardware AID kf0.
nc.fic a,ry Good, IL '"w prri'ar'd L" sup
,,,y h.- friends aud The rubl.c wEh every article
IN m. inn o his business.
Those wS inS npmrclias" VIII d" wei! To call
,I .v,,u,np his Sto 4, c"nS'S'in"'f
\, Cr,i,. Porto Rico and New Orl, ans Sugars
,i crasc-d md powdered do
Lam. Iurua. uha aud Rio Coffie
NV Orraus and West India M,'asses
fun, wirr. Young Hysun and Black Teas
Mackarrl NUs. and g. m barrels and halves
Bacy>nh's .llnws Anyils ana Vscs
C,ins' AXIS. rrare Chlris. He's
Spades. Slrves. Nails. Iron. &c.
Sperm O.l, Lir,seel OIL Paints tIi Window Glass
ALSO -
Blankets. Bed Ticks. Apron Checks
BI,iched and u,blrachrd Shirtings and Sheetingi
Together with args nssorirnentof
Baggiiig, EsCpc and Irvine.
J. w. BRADL Y.
CamIen,S S. c. Sept. %.
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Nominations fer The Eou,&aTn Congress.
Seccssioa T;ckci.
Hon. DIXON BARNES. of ancaster.
Gen. WM. 4. OWENS, Of Fairfield.
Cn-Operdlion Ticket,

Col. JAMES uHESNUT. j., of Kershaw.
Col. JOHN 5. PRESTON, Of Richland.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Wanted at this Office a good Journeyman
Printer, one who can work Press will be preferred
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Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.

THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
In. ution presents to tie pa,enis guardians and the
phanihropc, liberal tor finished .dncaton than
has yet ben offered by other Lii eary Institution the
country tor the payment of hundred dollars advance
family Of boys educated without further charge for
tuition and Tor the of five hundred dollars script
Will be given emitting the holder and bis legal representatives
10 have perpetua ly one scholar in the Institution.
The high literary character of the Faculty. well as the
heahiness of the ocaton and the training Of the
DENTS makes OF the desirable Institutions of the
Sonth for the education of our youth.
For particular information relative to the Institution app
ton be made her of the undersigned who are the
authorized Agents for Lou sana:
INV. PICTON 1853 Carondelet st..
I q n(TNIAP
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eV DR.. o. w. Dalton. whose duty Il to vaccinate
those Children Of the Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
Who qre and dese has been
BY sickness from doing he aha psspsrsd
discharge that duty and the Principals
several Schools send such children his rcpose
q Others desiring protection against the SMALL POx
respectfully invited call his Office lis Circus Jazz
~ Notice In hereby give, that application has been
made the Louisiana state Bank the Of Duplicate
No lls3 dated January 81 1885 Of 80 shares paid
LousisBa State Bank Of JOSEPH FO~LERJr-
the original Of which has been lost mslad W. Bo6ART,
| JAZZ Curator Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr.
eSr Notice to Gas COnsumers.-The consumers oil
GAS notified that from the first day January
for Gas and Fixtures be be paid n.aa without ptiot
and in all where this rule coapd the expi
Of each month, the supply Of VII BE- supended.
By orier Of the Board Of Drectors,
dis 2n P N. WOOD Treasurer
eT NOtice.-The undersgned has resumed business or
bis and will aid the liquidation the
are house of LEvERICH Co., dissolved by the
EDWARD J. WALSH. r3G W. z. LEvERICH.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Goat.
A Speedy Cure Guarantied.
MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC F

MITCHELL'S INDIAN RHEUMATIC Elk.
Al TRACT which has effected so many wonderful cures
in Lou,ve and other places the ohio within the lssi
year. is offered for sale No u Maeazne street This
is an Indian preparston PuRELyVEsk and perfectly
harmless. pr. r. NJ Weath.riod Major Thomas NJ Hicks
X. Slaughter G. Bn, and host OF oihe in Louisville
and vicinity, testify powerful effects in ca of from
to cure.
to- Call and get circular
RAYMOND " PATTEN, Louisville Ky,.
JAZZ Inn Sole Agents for the limited States
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COAL,

GOAL of every description, delivered in quanti-
~ ties to snt purchasers The LOWEST market by
JOHN Z. STEWART. IS Cusromhonse I,
fel3 81 and Julia st. Landing. New Basin.
COAL-Pttsburg. Anthracite and English Can
~ mel oa the LOWEST market price and quantities
to suit purchasers, fOr sale nv
fel3 81 JAS. NIMICK s. 70. 1os GrAyisr st,
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ECLIPSE STABLES,
BATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEToR-On PHI
- lippa street. opp,site Union. -Horsss at all
times TO let, either in harness saddle
~ Several fine Horses hand for ale. 0
N EM Also, prime lot Of Ken ackys Males ~
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J. NJ. w. fiction, 1853 Carondeet st.,
G. DUNLAP. "a Camp st.,
felQ 3m w p CA MPREII g q rauiar

PHILADELPHIA SEED and HORTICUL-
TURAL TABL' sH MENr-S. MAUPAY. dealer
in Seeds informs his friends and customers thai sem
he prepared fill orders his line to any ex.
tent and at lowest rates. 2zAEA
by many late nd di,ions to his stock of Fruit and VN
full supply. 'r "
Country dealers and Seed Stores supplied with wholesale
quantities at the sho test notice.
Catalogues of Fruit Trees Plants Seeds etc furnish ed
gratis TO applicants.
Orders may be addressed to the Branch Establishment No
81 Gravlsr street NewOresns underrne,l III the
Rising sun Village, near Philadelnhia
Jazz I'm s. MAJTPAY
SALT-5000 sacks Coarse and Fine Salt in store
~ and for sale by FERD. KENNETH & co.
leo lUt SO Magazine street,
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
TNLJE I.raas, .ssor,,na.. IS q u EEN ,,JpV III

|dr largest dsSOftu
TEAS ever offered 70
sale IN this city. and at lowe
pri''es. These TsAs are I,
the latest importation, an,
0f the most choice Qualiiie
grown in G liinas havin.
been selected with grea
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up ii
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallic packages, 81
as 20 piese. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in tn.
chests
cV City re'aiI dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup.
Piled with every dnscrir.
ton Of TEAS. in chests. hal
chests, ~ ID and 8 ib boz
ages, il, desired.
i,l7 eru A
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Card. .... Placide's Varieties.
Mrs. C. HOWARD respectfully Announces her Friends and
WI the public generally. tina, her
BENEFIT
arranged to uke place TUESDAY EVENING next the 18th
which be pres-n a powerful caI
and for he first time this Theatre Oliver Golnn sterling
Comedy
SHE sTOOPs TO CONQUER.
Miss Hardcas Mrs.. c. Howard
GRAND 8ALLrT DISBURSEMENT
And isvorie MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA.
~ b x sheet open. field
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D O M i NJ A L
SUPPER TER

The lshtea most elastic and nssf
the cure oil the WOMB cOmpainthe besne down feeling
ne bottom OF the smach and back
the whites, etc. In pregnancy, its prevents miscarriage
In iact Is indispensable the comfort Of delicate
female any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter
Dc TO the wife OF celebrated physician OF this
1g several other patent without relief Phys
ment at the propretor's, 20 st. Charles street.
In my practice have bad occasion apply sths
ooaktu Abdominal Supporters IN and have found
Philadelphia, Aug is, ls49. WIN. ANDERsoE, 4. D
For three afflicted the womb compani-pa
She time confined bed My suaengs very great
thing relieved until Mr. Shermans Abdominal
poe enabled me to WORK about the and regain
mer health and cheerfulness. Mrs WI KfNanh
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81. VNyen1i5se's Dan!

W n > U >
New Orleans CITY EXPRESS POST.
THOSE DESTROYS of having their VALENTINES
and other correspondence delivered the day. will
meet with immediate dispatch, if direction setting oh the
Der of the house and of Pepqd lamps
the EXPRESS for repayment, I've had the primer al
Saoners and Druggists in Ward of city, and
the principal office q Royal 81 rect
c The proprietor Of The Express herewith returns his
thanks to all who parOnlzed him the establishment of
the Express in January 1870 and hopes they will to
favor him with their city communication. fe1 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mile JENNY LIND

egla Mile JENNY LIND ,sna
~ FTrrsrvrsrH GRAND CONCERT xIV
IA In America. AID her III
Tslird I'm New Orleans,
tzy- At The ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
On FRIDAY EVENING, February IA.
PROGRAMME. PARrI.
OVERTURE" L, CANA L.dfa" Rossin
CAyATINA.N Rampoi. tcenersntolsj Ro.sin
Signor Belletti.
sCENA and ARIA" OH la voce.'' q Purianij - BeTis
MILE Jenny Lind.
coNCERrANrE-For Flute and Clarinet
Messn. KYLE and DREsCHER.
CAvATINA Non pm Andrai." (Noz1e di Fgaro) Mozart
signor BeIIetti.
PREGHlERA-" Und OBJ die wois,"tDsr Ffeyeha'1l
MILE Jenny Lind.
PART II.
OvERTU2E"Le Chsval de 8ronze".. Auber
ARA-"squsIIis brma." al Tuco in Itasj Ros.a
Mile Jenny Lind.
SOLO. the French Horn. Techs
Mr.. SCHMITZ.
BALLAD" Home. Sweet Bome".. Bishop
Mile Jenny Lind.
LA TARENrELLA NEaPoLITANA .........,.,, Ros,ip
SfgnOr Belletti.
THE MoUNTAINEER's SONG ............. Swedish Melody
Mile Jenny Lind.
tH 10 tins Song Mile Jenny introduces on the
notes the effect OF horn dying away in the distance.
CONDUCTOR ................ Mr JULES BENEDICT.
II first elias. ORCHESTRA Computing the pneip. Pro-
lessons OF Music both York. been en-
gagged. 1t wi be lei BY Mr. JOSEPH BURKE.
~ One of Chickering'S Grand PaDooe furnished BY Mr.
Henry Parsons Panoorte Warerooms No. Camp street will be
for this Concert.
u Don haIfp.s econcert commence at O'Clock
~ No checks will be issued.
Books Programme word. of the sonS. in
Italian German English can be obtained IN
the body oil the house. Price cents.
u The price of Tickets has been fixed folIows:
Pist and see'nd Circle. Five Dol,n
1
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U BEN JoHNsON, Attorney at Cav y,cs.,,, NJ. t,a5
Ing to leave about the first Of Nay for Europ. oa Il,
the ransaction Of professional agency bssiuss IN
Paris Of the principal cities Of England o. rs.n H.
remain for few days the st. Loais Hose vhs, -.
business requested 10 call He refen s
JOHN M. BELL 4 CONWAY.
Downs, CUpDy 4 Co.
WILLS, PHAsE & Co, fN
J. COMING q 20. FILA ~
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10 The Lectures the Lycenm Hail ~l be delivered
wednesdays sud FRIDAYS, at O'Clock, r. NJ
The distnguhed DR.. J.. LAWRENCE SMITH engaged ia
Lectures upon subject Chemistry he
followed other learned Professor upon different Department.
Science during season. contemplated by Gre
ang the Library and LycepGn ..
The admission hole Course of these
folows;
Season Ticket admitting gentleman and two ladies' 90
Ticket TO single Becture... 50
NJ Tickets may be Obtained from Lbarsa
Municip lily Hail. ia2f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-21

beth City; 81. IT, Moncurc, Carolina; %.
J. A. Clarke, Charles City; go. G.. II.
Smith, Fairfax; "a. j. A. Turner. King
George; %. A. Morson, Stafford; &c. d.
L. Louthcr, Lewis; 81. A. Hammond.
Berkeley; rs. H. B. Armstcad. Fauquier;
20. w. +. Arnold, Franklin; 80. J. r.
Benson, King George; 81. w. S. Van
Doren, Berkeley: 80 r. III. Riddick, Nan
semond; 80. d. Kennedy, Berkeley
FoURTn Glass, ISL &C. Light
foot. Culpeper; 2. "a. Bruce, Halifax; 8.
G. Z. Lauck, Frederick; 4. J. Miller,
Brooke; 5. J. b. Strachan, Petersburg; g.
A. Marks, Prince George; 7. S. S. Malcolm,
Kanawha; Geo. B. Horner Fauquier; 8.
w. ID. Erwin. Bath; 10. J. H. Harriss,
Powhatan; H. X. j. Colsion. Berkeley;
~. Ply. Hite Jefferson; 49, b. Herndon,
Spottsylvania, sick, not examined.
Distinguished.
NEW CADET APPOINTMENTS.
STATE CApETs.-W III. Shields. Bath;
II. c. Mason, Giles; James Waddill, Au-
gusta; Alex. Reynolds, Patrick; Richard
Gaines, Dinwiddie; b. H. Todd, Prince
Edward; Joseph Carson, Washington;
Paul Neal. Wood; Thomas Barkesdale,
Halifax; VIM. d. Phelps, Berkeley; Ed
ward Wallazz, Prince George; Ambrose
Dudley, King and Queen.
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The Charanuouuced the Committee on
Schedulc--the Committee which is to pre-
scribe the appendage to the Constitution,
which is to put the new Government IN
motion.
The Char also announced the Commit
tee on Revision and Engrossment, (which
Mr.. Shetiey, of Augusta, is Chairman.
The Report on the Rghtof Suffrage was
then taken up.
The Convention struck out the clause
saying that any man who votes more than
once in the same election shall be forever
DISTINGUISHED, SO as TO leave the penalty for
such crime to the Legislature.
A motion for the prepayment of tax
before voting, failed.
The motion of Mr.. Wise, Of Accomac
county, not TO require naturallzed citizen
of The United States to take the oath of al
egiance to the State of Virginia before vo-
ting was agreed to.
The report of the Committee on Suf-
frage was then ordered to be referred to
the Committee on Revision.
Mr. Voolfolk then asked that the House
would concur in motion of his, that TWEEN
ty members shall be required before the
ayes and noes shall be ordered on any
propositions: and the House agreed in the
motion-ayes 50; noes Al.
Mr. Lyons made report of apportion-
mcnt under the terms Of surrender of the
East.
County Courts and County Organiza-
ton was then taken up.
Recess taken.