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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
PRORkIE NOTICES.


To thc lion. Jlb Pu1cr, Jud-e of Probate CO. thc
CouHiy ~ oNiotd;
Gro. y. ELlINGWpOn, Alui1i.traf.r II
II che ,.iaie OF JONATHAN &. ROBINSON.
h'r ~ Bethel be- .1id Coury ierrase.l tr.rerffl,
rgIfrstr's chat ihr Irfsurll cflict srti lrrssri
b rt sr'bc'rrt o. by ihr u.f j0bis. which hs owe
% no ihr time ,i bis traih. o., tdf suu ,f ihfey
huu'rrd 1uI tNrut1.lyr dollars. ami data rrrtill
sa'e otthe real e.tatr ~ slii d-rJlsr would Il1i-
'y iu'rrr che .idrr.
NoHr petitioner therefore rr,s ti1, 500. ~ .1rr
would great hiu lrrr.r to s'l rnI rr1ry a'I .f ihr
uTIl estate 0t l.l HDry1srl. with thr rover. .Hu a.
ihr WI'Hv's Dover therein, at rl'tr rr Uf.,H'.
Ir, i1f che lHtr,rf Hf liI I.hf.. Hri iH-.'.Hpl
-h1rg-. GEORGE '. IIltNCNuup.
Nta Court Of rutrf, bell 20 r1fis. within rrI 'Ir
OBJ t..1i, 0i ,tri, uH Or fr.fH .Hf .i NH.F.
1th. 1r,r .f orr Lad eighteen hrHCi 900 h'-
ra.r..
Ol tbe nusa.rg Petition. Be- vrs ou'.rr'. 'h1t
ths liJ r,utrurr give uIties 'r 100 persons lrt.r-
rs'rH, D., rJHsiH- rHr, II s1t Te.t#r Hnf no ihis
ufi,r tH o. uubH.h,d thrrr vy,L. su-r..sisrh iu
The oNiuJj h,n.,r1t. printed rf lrri., thtt Ir.'
mas 1TrrIr no Probate Court u o. bella no .rIa
Pare r1 the .rr.uI Tursjl, off Aru' r.s'. af H.rr
,i thr ,a,k iu che 'rlr1rsH, lrI Show .r.r, 30 1Hs
tt.1 have, va, tfr .Hm. sh.u'I r.' Ir HuHf.a.
Gro. X. ~iIiN, Register
s Coco. Crv-lu.su csc. b. ~UNv, re-.
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rpWARD PRATT. htc u I.i,cnnore

in ,h- Count, of O,fri, jecca.sd, BY giving boad
"a. thr hv diccts-llC therefore requests al per-
sous uh. are iGd sr o. the said d,ccased's estate,
Co make immediate ',I1', a'li 'l..e VINO nave
iOEi n, nlGELOW.
March ijh, ISL.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

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r.rr.m-I th.t d. h.s l,tn duI, APPOINTED and o..
Isn upua hin-gfth- trust - iuiuistfator, Il the
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TERMS

Olc tlalar aHd fny ccuts bon advance; oDc dollar
an rr,,u', five cents. u TsI within ihc year. anil
tvu dollar. o. lel,r lyuni ths c.'sc Of The year.
hu, rsrs1u .rrlirg tir dollars il advance, shll
.r.rrIy, Ser coz Del. O. ur, 1,II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

AfB JauIl af Probate h-'l st Paris, within l.i CO.
ti. JHtuf, uf ustfI, aH rhr Fourth lly Of March
i1tart,lr ut pa, l..I ,ar thousand cI,ht hume
DECD aaI lul-.rr.
NATHAN O.. EEN NOLDS, Guardian rf g..
Y ". arI G.. ". REl NOLDS, minor children
q MARY ELN NULU~, late ui Canton i1 al
t.u.It. J.r,I.0I, having presented bis hr.' account
afh.s GusuIaH.h.H 90 .afI mIH.r.-
Ifvs. u.lrr.I. th.t Or. saI Gnr.sH give u'-
f., o. aU r,I-.H. interested, o., JIus..- coy ui
rH.. .rfrr o. o. THh.sh.4 hru. vr.hs srgg.-si'rH
.- Tl. O,lM pm..rai. printed at lau., Ji.t
ra., aa, appear 90 O. Probate Count io d., ",.a ~
u.NGaII rr .1fi County. un Doe .r'0.i.f 'A coy ''
>srr.rIsr 1rNt. attvugl ths clock lu 'lg a.t,rn01'
and .ts. cause. IL az, thfy have, viy ihe same
.huuIl u1f D, allowed.
GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
uue Cup,-Nus.t3 Gro. h. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

TllE subscriber h.uh, -., pu''.. H.,irr O, 900
concerned, ihat hr las L.rF dul arTu,.'ri a1i u.
Ben upon hln.gi Oh. umi,l AImi..sua..s .l ilo
estate a.
BENZ FARNJM, htr Il Euafl
BOO th- Count, e O,fJ. deceased, I giving bond
1. thr hv aIrlrt.-lis therefor. r,....fs aI gore
-us. uhr 1901, irI,it03 tH tbg laid jUrr.... u.al.,
tI make ium.t.i payments .lI ia.s. who have
ans demands tlsiouH, Go rsh.Lit thr sa.a. 10
LYMAN ElN.UN.
March {, ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

AtB Count uI Probate b.il 40 T.r.-. u..H.I aHI o..
obi. J.Hnr, ufOsttl, uasHH .."TfH .F Hi NHT.H
iH f..t5s. ui aur l.uI eighteen bundled aul a.-
N-Hug.
en- ths foregoing Petition, DO uHs .Ilrrg', thpt
OH" .ffa 1ulrIIa1 give uutirg o.. a. U,."us Iut.r-
rs.., D., .sH...- ,.H, ui laid Petition .Hf 90 f.ls
..L.r o. o. Iu.|l.l,I three vu,ts ur,r..Iy,.E Boo
Tie UsIu um.,a,t. rrui.. 90 psu., that d.,
I.lt alas1r 40 Probate Cont o. is i..I at -HIt
pll.. I'M ttr -.g.ut Iu..,.ly 81 Arii DAT, 90 u.Hr
.f OBJ. ,..h I OH. iHrf.HsH, aHi .a.H ut.ss, o. al
H.., .ss..us. tl. .I.. sH..If r.f o.. granted.
Gro. IL. SHAW, Register.
4 fIur J.rt-Au..t. GIH. h. SHAW, Re-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

tf1 C.H.t,f Probate hali 90 Paris. Within 1ud fr
thr D,rrr 90 O>fI,', u1 che fourth Il, % Nu,h
on Oh. l.1r % 1900 lurI ,u. ilau.srl eight bond
rr.. rul f-.rr.
1 .NInIIlCL tOErrN, Administrator .f ihr
/ r-ptr,i JOSEPH UEEEICh. hts OF 0u,-t-
ynnl in 'lid COUNTY, drr.lsol, having rr.rH'0I
Doe hfst ac,Hu1t ct hIs aluirsiuiu1 90 thr ,sil'o
90 aii jerr1srd.-
o. was Hu'srrf, that ths sail Sd .n.uH'.r -.',
-Hflrc o. aII p,I-.Hs interested, N O'r.- r o., 90
ihfs Htt.T o. D.. r.lf.h.l thur. vfrls sr......t-h
be- The ONhui p,mHriaf, painted .t rIrH, chat
ihry ms, sTu,,J 900 o. Probate Cont iu a.. l.'I 90
neat. 100 1iue 81 t1r ,irL i fha f.tr.Hr, 1rl sb.s
,,u-.. % au, ibr, have, VII, ib. same sr.rII NE
q. allowed Gro. Il. SHAW, h..i.rr..
\ tme C.nHAtt.sf. Gao. h. SHAW. r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

Ata C.urt ct Probate h.Il 1t rltis.uil'ir .rl Ir
ODE County Of O>frd, on thr twt1 ..t If Nlr,h
ir thr ,rlr ufuur L1ui u1e th.r,H. ' , l'hl'.
r,l and iH,-Hrr.
lINEN =. THOMAS. WIDOW rG rLrIE G..
vi THOMAS. leo. ct nlru1 ir 500 t.Hr, Peg.
ceased. ruIli1r &C. allowance ort 'i Oh. .s,s1aal
property 90 Doc hf. hr.iari.-
ItvH. orl..rI, thHr thr 900 Wif.a ..t. u.,...
fr HI r.H.u. Interested. l1 ,Fr.Ir. a ..f NJ fl.s
.H'.r p. II rrI.b,I th.ur web. 5000. IU.. H
o.. uNiuI u.ur,.Ht, TIirfrl no rgH.. f'.f I...
mHE Hrpflr 40 8 Probate C.ut o. o. L.'. Hf .l.|
rBri. .r ffr Second Tu.s'It ,f NrlI r.sf. no. ....
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

1IiE aulsail.r h,rJly give. rul'.r notice o. 900
concerned thlt hr hl. lrys ln'y sgIuirtrl and ~.
ku rpuu Ltu.,ll thr tiu.t ,l idmiuiftiai.r It The
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
fssegrs are cautioned against allowing themselves
| be taken any other office
FARE REDU CED.
Benton & Co.'s Great Southern & Western

PASSAGE OFFICE.
% COMMERCIAL STREET, (up sfairs,) BOSTON.
HoR all parts of the Southern and Western States, and
Il the Canadas, (via Albany
Passengers going West, via Albany, to Utica Syracuse,
Oswego, Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland and CINCINNATI
tohio0 Detroit, (Mch Milwaukee (Wis Chicago Qll)
Also, SOUTH via New York and Philadelphia to Potts
Y Ia tlmOre and Ptsburg their passage cheap
er by calling at this Office in Boston.
Trains leave Boston every day, Sunday exceped) u
A M; New York train 81 P. NJ
ALSO, EUROPEAN PASSAGE AND REMITTANCE
OFFICE
GF Reference and security given
WANTED-A gnod responsible Agent in Hartford.
mv2S-eOd3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
Tn L.et..

~ ACI.
Ia THE subscriber is erecting Buildings on Exchange
and Union streets, for Machine Shops and other me
chanicel purposes part of which will be ready fo
occupants by July st, and the remainder by October st
shall have about 80 COO feet Of floor et ground oo
for heavy machinery and in any of the four stories
lifted to suit occupants. if application is made soon
10 let with the rooms, steady Power to any amount
wanted Persons wishing and power will find ia
yoraole place TO locate themselves, upon very reasonable
terms.
jel6 dw3m WIN T. MERHIFIELD
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19

DON'T BE DECEIVED,

THE genuine Bay State Stove is decidedly the BEST
! STOVE in the market, for either wood coal Beware
Of limitations or pretended Improvements, for the BAY
STATE stands llnriualed
have the Air Tight Parlor, the most perfect
Stove of the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed.
COAL STOVES, tcih Ouens and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES, with rst-rate ovens and convenient for doing
small amount of cooking and wtal suited any room
COAL STOVES, new patterns COAL CRATES Coal
Burners, Taor's Stoves, Office Stoves &c. for sale
heap by j. F. LORJNG
Wor ester. Oct "a eod& VISIT 70 MAIN ST
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
Front Street Stare Lnts

TINHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front st.
Il North of the Salem street Church, extending Front
street about ll0 feet, and bounding East Trimbu
and West on Salem street. is now offered for sale in lots
suit purchasers. Its average depth is 70 feet.
The lots will be sold terms as to render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing build stores
for their or TO let
mar25-df FRANCIS II d E WEY 21S Main ST
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
For Sale or Rent.

New House on Pleasant street Col. Abbottis con
IA venen for three families If applied for soon will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also tie Cutting
House III New Worcester, with abon three acres of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also a small Farm OF
about 90 acres with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west of said CUT ng estale the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal. P. q. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
To T,an1lnrds.

EfHE subscriber WISHES to hire one year. neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached and is willing to pay
any reasonable rent for the Address, through ht
Postolice, HENRY NJ PAINE
Worcester March u ISL narl3-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
A Rare Chance.

Il hdre ChanCe,
iNOR Boot Maker to Purchase a large House Barn
Workship and small dwelling house. situated in North
oxford, the large house E. Denny four thousand
dollars or more, few years since There acre and
ihTy rods OF land Many ornamental
whole estate viii! be sold for $4,000 if apped
Alsn the desirable house lot Woces contain
ng about 5000 feet of land, known the Howe lot sit
uated South of William I. Merrifelds dwelling hou E.
une4-dti Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
REAL ESTATE

House Lots for Sale,
NlTUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
y March Z. diff Z. E. ABBOTT.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19

Best Family Flour.
fE subscribers their old stand 80 Front street
4 where they would be pleased to supply merchants
traders, &C. with Flour in any quantities. at The lowest
marker prices and of the best qualities We are receiving
IRON the manufacturer, and have hand and for sale
from l to 5000 bbls. flesh ground
Gencsee Extra Ontario Co, Mills, premium Flour
do do Chapnsville,
do do Paddock & Aiunson,
do do Geneva Steam Mills
and various other brands. Gail and see US
ALDRICn g. CO. SO Front ST., Worcester
myl5 DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
Cottage for Sale.
For Sale or Exchange,

%EA Farm of 60 acfes, with good buildings situated
G%E1 within miles Of this city, will be sold bar
gain, ,or exchanged for property in this city.
The Farm is well divided into tilage, moving pasurage
md woodland. Has an unfailng supply of good
Inquire of E. E. ABBOTT,
marl2-di 1856 Pleasant st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
Cotton Machinery for Sale.

Cotton Machinery for Sale.
q Eclipse speeders with Bobbns adapted to very coarse
Il numbers
Mules 300 spndles each, made by Thomas j. Hill of
Providence and used about years.
2 FIpisher Rail Way Heads.
Spooer.
Tube Boiler for making sizing.
% Looms
The Looms may be at Danielsonville Conn. AMI
the other Machinery Salersvle r. and will be sold
low for cash. Apply to A. D. LOCKWOOD, Agent for
Qunnebaug Co., Slaerssile r. L., or
SUMNER PRATT e. Co.
une4-tf % Front street Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
Houses & House Lots I

"a The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
e parts of the City. Also House Lots in deren stu
V2s ations, varying price from $1,000 to $lO0 any
wishes TO purchase Tor speculation he has
three very valuable Estates succeptabe OF improvement
which he will dispose of very advantageous The
purchaser. d. 5. MESSENGER
Feb 20 eodistf Office on w aluutst
Worcester daily spy., 1851-07-19
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
SPRING POND ICE.

bFRlN q PU N u CE.
WAGONS Will run daily through the principal streets
of the city to supply Families, Hotels, Markets, &C..
and those wishing to be served with
1CE,
MADE PROM PURE SPRING WATER,
can be by leaving their orders the ollowing places
j. Il Gregory a Co, No. } Main ST.; NJ. b. Green, ZIG
hlan street, H. Prents Washington Square; C. c. Elan
ders Co Sonbridge street, H. &. Bates, Park street
and at the OFFICE, l47 MAIN STREET.
Having made arrangements with the manufacturers of
he is prepared TO furnish them New
OF secon4 Ial d at The lowest cash prices.
apz9-dtf BENZ. +. HEY WOOD.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Secession Barbecue at Chesterfield c. Il.

We learn by Tie ':heraw Gazette of Tuesday
last, that q Barbecue was e given on The Saturday
preceding by The Secession party Of The District.
Tie Hon. John McQueen addressed tie meeting
at great length, and urged upcn lhtl" separate Se-
ce.sion by South Carolina, as now the only reme-
DIV for cur grievances. Dr. Thomas Z. Powe'
State Senator ofthat District, aso advocated ser-
arate secession as now the only remedy. lion
/ d, Wilson, State Senator from Darlington DIS
,rict and, candidate for Southern Congress, was
rext introduced (Says the Ga7ette) and enter
famed The meeting in an e;oqutn' ara no our
mrd) conclusive argument III favor OF separate
State secession, as the only remedy now lett tor
die redress Of the many wrongs OF which we all
complain. Col. IIaree. Maj'r MaciarIan ana
General w. J. Hanna, each addressed the meeting
with much force and elCquence.
The Gazette i'll conclusion says: "A'l the speech
es were recpived with the most heart-cEefrlhe Ell
,husiasm-by far the largest most intelligent and
respectable assenlhlage of citizens ever convened
N the District, within our knowledge; This too,
despite the pitiful and contemplate Efforts made
to keep The people away from the barbecur, an"
To- direct their attention from the speeches while
making.
"Many intelligent gentlemen estimate. the as
semblage at abou; thousand persons, wE'ch we
are satisfied was not far wrong. Our estimate
made without counting, was from 800 10 lO".
mos, of whom listened attenlive:y 10 the speeches.
till about o'clock, when the dinner was announ-
cad: AND i, was dinner. too, OF winch Old Chrs-
,eriield might well feel proud, furnished by +.
Johnson, Esq. in his best style"
Hursali Tor old ChesterGe d. We are beginning
TO believe i, will be the Banner District OF seces-
sion
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
For the Camden Journal.
CO-OPERATION MEETING.

A meeting Of the friends OF Cooperation was
held at Temperance Hall on Saturday evening"
the 9th uIt. On motion, {. ]. Shannon. Esq
was called 10 III. chair, ard w. &. Moore and &.
s. West requested TO act as Secretaries. Alter
the meeting was organized, Mr.. W. NJ. shannon
moved that a committee br appointed to prepare
business for the meeting. and the motion being
agreed to- the following gentlemen were appointed
by the Chair: w. NJ. shannon, w. f. Johnson,
e.. Matheson, A. NJ. Kennedy, A. II. Boykin, John
West X. S. Moffat:
During the absence Of the committee, the meet
ing was addressed by Col. Chrsnut, on the great
topic ofthe day, with his usual force aud ability
The committee, upon their return, reported the
following Address for the consideration OF the
meeting:
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
To the Voters of Kershaw District.

FELLow.crrizENs: We trust that on the
eve Of a great crisis, on which depend not only
your own interests but those Of your children
and your chiIdren's rhilIren in which is ell.
voIved not only your duty t" your beloved
State, but perhaps her very destiny, we may
be excused for addressing You few words Of
friendly counsel. They shall be- prompted hy
truth and an honest sense of duty. fire." from
appeals to your prejudice and passion, and di.
rected to you as honest and intelligent me-.
We assure you that the unhappy divisions
Which unfortunately exist among us, have ans.
en- desrite our every effort to prevent them
zealousIy and sincerely have We attempted to
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
For the Camden Journal.
VIII do.ay lower the Spirit of ou: People?

Is it probable that delay will accustom the
peurlc OF tae State t" oppressi'n, and beget
the habit of suI,n,is>inu! II the Government
would cease at this point aud forever. their ua.
Jus, legislation, it is possible that the people
Inow sal To- be eager for resstance) mi 5ht a.
rree TO acuu.sce II we had some great us.
surance tina, the institution of slavery in the
States WIS no more to be aterfrrr,l with, and
if there was resolution exhibited on the part
of the North to carry into eftectual operation
the constitutional provisions in relation to luigi,
tves from Iahor-if all these things could once
he obtained, am of the opiai"n that the N "ri.
~ of the citizens of the State would no longer
mediate q dissolution of the Union; but these
things, we are all aware, are utter Inp"ssIbllI-
ties. The doctrines which are daily gaining
new prosclvtcs, 1.-THE North, tlleoveril"wing tide
of eniyraiion, the disposal the publ cdomii;',
the rarid settlement aud admission OF new noa.
sIaveI,oIIng States, the increasing corrup'"'' OF
the Government at Washington, the br'beriya"d
immense patronage OF the Executive, all are
clements which enter INTO this great question,
ia relation to Il change of Government an" all
of which consrirc to render it most 'rtaI" t!'at
ere long, a practical ssne will be made wt'c,,
all of us can see, and the great argument VIII
br settled whether this Government IS Con-
frdcrucy of Separate SovereiuntIes. leagned to-
gether for special purposes, or one grand Des'
T,otisn
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Eoa. Dixon Barnes.

The following letter from this gentleman, the
SeceSson candidate for the southern Congress
from this congressional district, We publish to-day
that our friends who have not heretofore seen his
published sentiments, may now have opportu
nifty of reading for themselves. il vii be seen
fiom this letter, that Col. Barnes has been absent
from the State for more than two months. His
Secession with cooperation, it can 6e obtained,
but SECESSION At ALL HAZARDS.
LENNON, lancaster Dist. Sept. 81, ls5l.
Gentlemen: Your letter, inviting me to at
tend meeting Of the citizens of Rirhl,nd. in IA
ror of separate secession through the Conven-
ton of the peoI lie now elected, i'll drtanlt ofco-
operation, held in Columbia on the both inst,
has Just come into my possession, on my arri
val home, after IN absence of more than two
months from the Sta:e.
Although your meeting is over, feel bound
TO return my thanks to you, and through you to
those whom you represent, for the honor con-
ferred hy the invitation, and to assure you that
fully coucur in your views as 10 the policy
Of separate secession by the State through the
ation, before its final adjournment
am one of those who believed, and still
helieve, that Souh Car"lina was fully justified
in the stand she originally took, aud now &c.
cupies, against that series OF measures miscall.
ed the compromise, which gave not "nl y a Sc.
E. we're bl"w to our rights and Interests. but deni.
ed to us equality in the Union. As soon rs
that measure was adopted by Congress, de-
ternDired then to 60 for secession by South
Carolina from the Union-with ro.oprraton
If il euull he obtained, and without it il it could
not.
am ROW fully convinced that there is no
chance for eo."peration, and that the true is.
sue now before Us is submission or secession.
This Iaing the alternative, have no hesitation
in going for the latter. ut alfhazards. Yours,
very truly, Dixon BARNES.
Messrs. ". F. DeSaussuse, James U. Adams,
A.. f. Duhard, John I. Goodwyn, commit.
&ee of Invitation.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
JAMES TEAM.
W. l.. PICKETT,
WILEY ALBERT,
W. B. WATKINS.
J. p. RtCHBURG.
r,mnt ti,ee ,f -r.IurrmeI If.
Committee nf A-r.ingrmelf.

4 fearful visitati ~ has brEilen the hn'R.
dom at Naples The villages ant towns "t
one entire region have been Lid il rh'aS ny ,he
sudden add repeated shocks OF an earthquake
For mrnv Mills round. in the di tiirt of Basill.
cata, thu fatal cnnvnlsir N of nature spread teT-
ror and diSnry; at Bari md Melii whole streets
and all the p,inrip pal buildings were leveliea {"
the ground; hundreds. il not th"us."a'' o, "u-
man victims were overwhelmed in their 'a'l.--s
No previous perturbation Of the clements seems
to have rresaged the approach OF the calamity.
The summer air WAS calm, aud the mlghl wave
broke upon the strand as it had continued !"
do every morn and eve since l7S9. vhen 81.
miIar catastrophe occurred; but in an Instant
destruction was spread wide amt ng the re"liee
and the entire district became one vast scene OF
dcsolatiun and distress. es.
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Duel.

A duel was fought on Saturday last al Vienna
in this Stale between Mir. Smyiie, o;,he Augusta
Consttutionart, and Dir. Thomas. A: the l:ird
fire Dir. Slnylhe w.s wounded, the bail passing
through his right thigh, and nearly through his
left hut his injuries are not considered mortal
From last accounts he is said TO be doing well.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03
Return Days.
Our Cotton Market.

Since our last report, there has been no change
in the price of cotton, and We continue the quota
,ons of Tuesday. Extremes, ITO st.
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October Elections.

For Tay-ColIector for kershaw District, I'd
Monday, 3:h inst, dag oniy For Members
10 Southern Congress far 3d Congressional DIS
trtct, 2d Monday and Tuesday, 18Th and l4'h INST
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Frost.

On Monday morning last Jack Frost made his
first appearance for the season in our midst. J ne
weather continues exceedingly dry, and our streets
are filled with dust
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-03

A young lady complaining Of an affection OF
the heart, was told that she must In band he
strength. She replied that husband was the
only thing that could relieve ber complaint.
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For the amden Journal.
Free DiScW sion.

4 Public Meeting will be held Mt James r.
Clouds Store, in Fairfield district, on Thursday
9th October. -,
Co.'s. Preston and fhesrut. and ''"a w.
Owens and Hon. Dixon Barnes have beeE
i,vifcd tn address the Meeting. ....
4 Barbecue will be provide d. ...
Th, public are respectfully invited to a.
tend.