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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-24
a. We have recently seen many capital arti

a. We have recently seen many capital artl-
cc$ in our exchanges. relating to the State Con-
veu,ion and State Ac,ion, &c, which we would
gladly have transferred to our columns, had our
limits permitted. We were particularly and lorci-
by struck with the views expressed through the
Columbia papers, by the various nominees i'll
RichaNd District 10 the State Convention; these
must be read with satisiastion, by every 'sound
keortsd CaroliaMa;" they are the expression OF
one man as it were, although emanating from differ
ent sections OF the district, and from men engaged
in different caIiings and professions; these re-
plies are characterized by unusual strength and
pcrspcuily, are briefly given, but come al once to
the poin, and express great deal i'll few words.
We have remarked the uniformity Of sentiment,
and the evident and settled determination, so far
rs we have read, of the entire nomination, TO re-
siSt at all hazards, Northern aggression, concur
ring as they do "ihat he measures of ipmporizi"g
Enr Gn-raGch STATE If is honor" 10 which nee
subioin Oh. hearty imen.
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Admissions to the Bar.

We learn by the Charleston COurier. Of Thurs
day. that the following gentlemen were admitted
on Wednesday last, by the Law Court of Appeals,
to the practice of Law in the Courts Of this State
Charles f. Bell, Henry Buisr, Charles B. Buis
James Conner, William Moore, Z. A. Price, Benz
II. Rrt!edse, Walter D. Smith, John a. Tyson, ].
Newton Urner, and J. a. Williamson, Esqs.
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IT We invite especial attention to the cores
pond"nce of The Charleston iIerturH found in
another column: it will serve TO show us very
satisfactorily "'ls not al! gold ;hat gIi:ers;" pos
,a.e 3 cents, aliGs HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF. in
other words, TO use homeiy phras@-':) feed "S on
soN corn-H.ea ckots as tcih the cpb-aIl for the
support OF :.Giorious Union''-wiill vengeance!
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The previous question vas carried, and The
ayes and nays demanded on the passage of the
bill, (which after struggling gallsuliy through 4
most strenuous aal determined oppsi,ion, bo:h
III committee of the whole and subsequently
n TIE House, was passed b. Il vote OF $50 to rs.
iuc ;iousr then adjourned till tomorrow
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-24
St. Charles Hotel New Orleans, Destroyed by
Fire,

This beautiful structure was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning, including most of the turnl-
ture. together with the Methodist Church and
Capp's Church in its vicinity, and several dwell
iny houses. Supposed TO be the work OF an III
cendiary.-Chas. Ersning Nsps, 20;a inst.
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Cotton in Charleston.

Thirteen and three-.ourths cen;s in Charleston
is the highest quotation that we have to-day.
Coit,n in the Camden Market, will bring 81
81 was refused.
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Tn,c9y-Eirs: Coagres.-"2:ai Session,
WAsHI~wT,H, Jan. IT, 1881.

t-Anr frnT,,
clsc' rom -, ,"">' '"'' ~ - -
Si".:'' W G,; ST., i,,ro,r r.; hill c~a,;,r BOARD
Of Commissioners . examine and pay the
Claims against the United States growing out
Of the conquest Of California.
Mr. Winthrop Introduced! a Iii providing for
the appointment of appraisers at L., ;nd 10:
other purposes.
Mr. Hunter submitted a resolution calling
upon re Secretary uf tse Treasury to Gepo.t
to the Senate the amount stsndiag to the credit
of the United States. AZ the and Of t'e las: tis-
cal year. at t~each Of the several deposito:ies oi
thc United States, and the amounts Of warrants
issued p,iar to July J. 1850, on Wncii the q ats
. of the Treasurer WIS unpaid, &c.
Mr.. Gerton's resolution cdlhh.t !or copies oi
CORRESPONDENCE relating to the c.;.,iig for Ion
TOW prisoners, and the invasion OF Cuba. was
taken up and adopted.
A resolution submitted by aIr. Gown fixing
Friday Of each week for TIE cnnl ie9ati'n ot
private bills, was taken up, debated and adop-
ted.
Mr.. Smith resumed and concluded his re-
marks in support of the bill pro"i,iing for Ii"
aseertaiament and paynent Of tie c!,ii."s Of
sAmericrn citizens for spni'aiI"ns by tie l,ren:'
ASNA,
ed fill shlonday.
ROUSE OF RGPRG3ENTA!iFi;&.
J,,med;.ta,. .,Ger tbe re,diur of the iour.
roIs ,;r pn,ipr moved that the House p.e;,lio
C.,1,:,.,,o of ,,o WIoI 4, ,,,, ....r,.,.,r ort,.
k;ur nm tha post ofi,a lin
~, .,,o, d,on;;,, ccUr Drowo or Tod;lna.
.l,dnd =, j., ,ho,,,,e,usjon of Yesterdays r..
"n~t h,. ,s,ni,a at.;l,n.ad 70 NJ pb,.lns WAS
ine Gr.t snli,rt of discussion. and was met hv
IN ,n,a,l,,o,t ,ronosaJ hv one Of thc mem
-" So Co,noo.;o,,. L.,;,.r far ;ts object
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S..,. 49,. a,d amo'.o,. t;,a;. cor.,.;.r on cor.
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o. tl,.,t &c tLo r,,,,hnr f,op, I,d,,o that no
,S,,.e ,u,,tsr he c,r,pd thrcuub the mail. lie
st,tnd ,hat he did not eynect, owing to the
faol;,r d;s,l,ved bv ,,ambors On t';c subject.
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''.',,,4 s,,..ood h,,t s,;,l be y.s I.,;,oos 81
,I,a;n,r liz .a,,,;.,,sD.s ,,n racnrd ,.,I ,o hav.
= vota ,f t,a = r,r,;t tao a, t,ic sub;pct
4 ria o,os4;o, ;,,.s t.,an and ur,,yni with.
ont !, division {, .'.-$ss s'..'
,.s;A, .rosrdn,ort was fro, noycd c;v;,,r 70
9be p ostbo,s star Ga,nr,l tbe now.r Of jr.s5s;rr
-, d,sso. IA; ro,,na,,.',o to ,,o.tno .t.rs
.w,y.icb Was los;
q, r,o,;o, of Mr. po,,ar Of Ohio the co,n.
n;ttea tb.n rose, aud ,yhan the Houso resumed.
the previous anestion- was de;mnlcd. w.ir.,
,,,s o..,;oj ond th,,s ,-ny.rtoa ,Il f,.tio,s ia.
h,,,.
ss~1Hc Clerk then re,i the bill as amended.
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Co.recrondence If the Mercury
NT.,sH!xGToy, Jan. Il

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70 create ites'ahh:aes unloF'h rate o' '''ee
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Far ,he .JDIiruai.

TO Messrs. T. J. Withers, ,Jno. Cantey, Thos.
Lang, l.. J. Patterson, l.. J.. Whitaker, T. IL.
Dixon, Jesse Kilgore, c. j. Shapnan,s ,sLsW.
r. Blair, VIM. L. Johnson, and las. ChesAut,J ,Jr.
Gentlemen: As you have been non,inatadas
Candidates for the State Convention, it is de-
srable that the people should know your views,
without equivocation or doubt Will you
therefore, answer the followiagin ginterrogatory:
In the event of no other Southern State CO.
operating with SoutI, Carolina, in rosisting the
aggressions Of the North, will You go for sepa-
rate State action! BUFFALOhs
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Election in Sumter.

- SINGLETON, Esq. has been elected Clerk
Of lie Court, tor Sumter District, by majority o
Az yut,.s
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GEORGIA AND EAST TENNEssEE RAILROAD.
We understand this Road is now. progressing
rapidly Several miles of rails are already laid
down and the work OF laying down is proceed.
ing at the rate Of quarter of a mile a day
Tie road is in use now at the Dalton end, for
Il few miles, in transporting iron and other ma.
tcrials. IN few months forty miles of tie road
will be open for freight and trade, ssThss sroad
is built and graded in excellent style;,and the
rail used is quite heavy, about sixty pounds to
the yard. %
Competent judges pronounce that this road.
in construction aud equipment will be one Of
the best in the Southern States. .-Angusta Cos.
stitmionalia.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-24

SAFE Of Henry Loac --Tnry Loq", the re-
cluisnei figiisc, WAS sold 1t auction in Rich
mnnd, on Saturday LAST, to- gentleman from the
s;pu:n, for the san of 800. The purchaser
was tie only h;d!er, an" was required to Civ"
bond anh scclrity in thc :mnnnt Of $ 1000 that
h, wonl remove Henry to tie South, in com.
Iliince with tie tcrns OF sale.
D"r9iAs in NirH'np'--i%Ae Reform Con-
vention have Instructed IL Committee TO inquire
ito Tie eypediancv of making Il person killing
annth,ri IN duel guilty OF murier, an,i to have
lis property conGscated to the support Of his
victims family.
Free Bnukiar.--A meeting is about to be held
in Philadelphia. of merchants and other bus.
mess men, to take measure for mcmorializng
tne State Legislature for law establishing a
system OF free banking i'll that State, sniler to
that Of New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
Libraries for Sunday'SChOOlS,
FAMILIES, &c.

Tho American Sunday School Union is prepared to fur
nish Libraries of the following descriptions suited for
Sunday Schools, Public and Private Schools, Families,
Manufactures, Steamboats,, &C.
No. .I-7l2 Volumes, being full set of the Sociey's
Publications, exclusive ii Maps and Question Books, &c.
eac book numbered the back with 100 catalogues OF
Ancient World and Palestine, Sl27,5O and the whole in
neat case, Sl33.
M. 1.-THE Child's Cabinet Library, containing Seven
~ five Books bound in Fifty volumes, 32mo sze from the
fourth and fifth series; backs, ettered and mum
hered only $3.50 for the Library; being at the rate of
cents per volume.
No III.-The Village and Family Library, No. /, con.
tanning the Monthly Volumes published concnrently with
he London Religious Tracts Society 1872 pp, lSno pa
per covers, IL l.2 cents bound 81 cents each.
No Iv.-The Village and Family Library, No q "a
Vol, mes for 49,
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consists of One Hundred select Volumes from - 252
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an ready for use, with "a catalogues OF the same.
This Library will be found useful not only for Sur day
schools, but for Families and Public schools the 100 vol
contain sos pages and illustrated by more than
400 wood engavings. Only $40 for the Lihrary-at the
rate of 10 cents ervoumc
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18

Davis OF Massachusetts, Haskell, Savage.
Dltto on Public BniIdings-B Bartlett Haws,
DAVIS, Outlaw, ChurchwelI, Taylor.
The Committee on Printing has not yet been
appointed
ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN.
After several votings, the Rev L F Morgan,
Methodist Episcopal was elected Complain.
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FREMONT HOUSE,
GfoQl Notifee.

N>>s~-ND~~N-~~(~0>~-C~~~>
STATE ST OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at
December Sd, 1884, Leonard Esof Berlin guardian unto
Thomas French, insane person residing in Berlin in
said district makss application this here in writing
for license TO sell all the real estate Of his ward being bout
25 acres of land situate and lying in Berlin aforesaid and
being part of the Cressey farm, called and the same
purchased by license ofhe Probate court by said GUARDIAN
of Joseph eaedgng that the sale thereof nee
essary for his he said French's support and would be
conclusive to the interest of his said ward Whereupon
ordered That said application be referred session of
said he held the Probate office in Montpelier on
the Both day of December 1851 O'clock p NJ for hear.
ing and decision and further ordered that notice to all
persons interested be given by publishing the substance of
said application and the orders thereon three
sively in the Green Mountain Fireman. printed Mont
peer aforesaid all of which be before said time of hear
ing and decision that they may appear if they cause
and object
BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr
503w true cony of Record,
Attest LYMAN RRIGGS. Regr.
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Guardianship.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cont held at
Washington District, S. Montpelier Dec. 10, A. u.
1851, Mary Richardson, Guardian unto Sarah c.. John c.
and Theo b. Richardson, minors, of Fayston, Vermont
makes application to this Court here for license sell all
the interest said miners have in reverson othe land Of
to Mary Richardson, widow of Carlton Richardson late of
Fayston in said District deceased her DOVER aedgng
that will be conclusive to their interest," and is necessary
to Lave tho sold for their support and edCuatOn, and
for the purpose of putting the proceeds thereof at interest,"
and the same appearing Whereupon it Is
uary 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. M for hearing and decisions
and that all interested be notified by publishing the
substance of said application and the orders therein three
weeks successfully in the GreenMOuntain Freeman print
ed at Montpelier all Of which to be before said time of
hearing and decision that they may appear the Probate
Office in said Montpelier, if they and object
thereto
By order of Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg.
true copy of Record.
81 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg.
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Information Wanted.
fthe whereabouts OF one Thomas o. Wyman. Address
- Susannah o. Wyman, No. Adams, Mass,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
4 he most useful hventio.s Of The .Age
A STOVE
Nhich VIII, itself, regulate and give ou,
just so much heat as you desire.


winch Will, itself, regulate and give ou.
just so much heat as you desire.
SUCH is the Stove now offered to the Public And 10
- prove that lis merits not e6agg rated we refer to
me following, among many other cert caes from IN Of
the highest character in the country:
we the Undersigned, having used RAcE's SELF -REaU
LATINO oTovE, cbeerly give our opinion Of lis mers.
late the degree Of heat at pleasure and from this capaC
ty several important advantages results
l. with very little temperature can be pla
served of any required degree Of heat.
q me Stove never ought and the proper size new
er need TO become red bot and th makes the stove more
durable and prevents the impure air caused by burnt at
m0phere and excessive heat
s. ne Stove requires little attention. for il may be fill
ed with wood and by of the regulator the temper
AZURE may be Kept nearly uniform until the wood is
d. The regulator economies the heat by preventing
waste OF 1t. we believe saves one third Of the wood
compared with other kinds ofbox ght Paor stoves
IL s. Invaluable for the sick r0om Or for offices, rooms
"nere the occupants are occasionally absent.
from our acquaintance with this Stove, believe that
IN polnt OF economy, comfort and health is superior to
any Stove we have seen or used.
HON Hon John MAYNARD, late Judge Of the Supreme
REV. H. l.. VAIL, Y. Y. TCourt, N Y
REV. NATHAN BAKER, nay
REV. RUFUS MURRAY NY
HON hon CARLOS GAR COOLIDGE, Ex Gov. VT
HON. HORACE EATON,
w. HAYWOOD ESQ Guildhali, vi
=. a. STANsBURY, Ed. Courier Burlington,
DIV c. CLARKE, Ed. Free Press
KEW. A. Il. CLAPP, Battleboro VT
N.Y. = f CnlVIN ToWNsLEY, Bratttlboro
9. K. FIELD, NewCane. VI
HON ASA WENTWORTH, Bellows Falls, w.
w. w. TIlAYER, Winchester N H.,
VI All are nvItedto call and examine this Stove weth
my Wsa to purchase or not They for sale by e.
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AGarrte0.


In this village, Dec. l4ti, by Rev. E. Ballou,
MIR. D, F. Morse, printer aud MISS MARY L.
GOODWIN, both of this place
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
NOTICE.

"AVING been appointed by the Hon. The Probate
n Court for the District of Bradford Commissioners
receive, examine, and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons, against the Estate of John Williams, late Of
Sraford in said district deceased and all claims and de
mands exhibited in offset Thereto and six months from the
10th day Of Nov 1851, being allowed by said Court for
that purposewe hereby give NOTICE that will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling hose of
Samuel s. KILLING in said STAFFORD on the eth day of
February, and the 9Th day of May, A. D. 1852 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, on each of said days.
CHA'S BARRETT,
PLINY DAY,
SAMUEL s. KEELING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
HIST RECEIVED

Dark and Light Fitch NJ Martini Russia Squirrel Grey
Fox and Chdrens Mur5 with vctorines to Match Otter,
Seal aud Nutra Caps, No. and Buffalo Robes very low
at WALKER Il WHITE,
Octbber 90, 1881. 44u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PERIODICAL AIS.
FOR TEACHERS.
The Sunddy-Sch00L Journal

the oldest Sunday School periodical the Unies States
rs Cents Year, in advance.
WKTE shall continue to publish it on the First and
w Third y ednesdays of every month
The Journal contains rich variety of matter for min
gcus education in all its branches biblical criticisms
the general progress of the gospel instructive biography
Sunday school intelligence, &c.
Sunday school Teachers will find this publication pc
culary Interesting them, ii will furnish them with
well authenticated Sunday school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
Sunday schOolsbest mode of eaChngfacts for the en-
enlargement Of teachers-list of books published
review of books for Sunday schools-new plans for
the improvement Of the schools and eachers-and the
success which has attended these efforts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
EstPaV Sheen.

tAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber in ddesex
" about the Goth of Nov three Buck Lambs, large in
size, marked with red on the shoulder and Iump. The
owner is requested to GOMEZ prove property pay charges,
and take them away.
HORACE SPENCER.
Middlesex, Nov, %, 1851. 4s:3w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
Notice.

HAVE this day sold to my Sidney s. his time uring
the remainder of his minority and shall claim none of
his earnings pay any debts of his contracting after this
date. SILAS BOYCE.
Duxbury, Nov. 26th, 1851. 5O3w
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NdpT,HCE.

TNNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Ver-
m Bank for the choice of Directors for the year en-
suing will be holden at their banking Tue sday
the 18th day Of January next, at O'Clock, P, NJ
J. A. PAGE, Cashier
Montpelier, Nov, 90 1851. 48
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18

Hardware. SCOTT g. FIELD have
this week received large addition to their stock ofhard
ware, consisting in part House Trimmings (of all kindg
loners Tools, Axes Mill and Cross cut Saws Plated and
u s. Shove7 and Spades, Brass Kettles, Laundry Irons
&c, &C., ali of which will be sold low
October l, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-18
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HRLSTINAS AND NEW
YEARS PRESENTS.

Those who are looking for something nice and elegant
for presents for the coming Holidays, should not fail
10 examine the splendid assortment OF PearI-Inlad and
New York BOOK CASES, at
FIint'S DaguerreOtypG Saloon
One of which, with BEAUTIFUL MINIATURE will make
the acceptable and valued Souvenir that found
N. B. Remember this Daguerreotype Saloon stands at
the head of state ST. nearly opposite storr Langdons,
where il Will remain few days.
During my stay here, you get perfect likeness Of
yourself friends and neatly put up in handsome Mo-
Case for IS Now ia your timeCall and see
ut A. FLNT'S Daguerreotype Saloon Wheels. To
commence Dec. |, 1851.
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