davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Estate Sale of Personal Property.

DY permission Of John R. Joy, Esq, Ordinary for
ID Kershaw District, will bo sold at Vendue on
Thursday the 18th of July next at the late residence
OF James R. McKain, in Camden, the PERSNONAL
PROPERTY of said deceased consisting of two old
Negro Women, Zone nurse and the other cook) one
Cart, Cow and Calf Book Case and Books, two
Guns number OF Beds and Bedding, Household ef-
fects and Kitchen Furniture &c.
Terms-Ten dollars and under cash; over that sum
credit till the Ist of January nextnote with appro-
we'd security, bearing interest from day of sale.
JOHN ROSSER Exo'r.
|, June 20. 52 ts
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
POSITIVE BARGAINS!!

TAVING very large stock of LACE and FAN
LII CY SUMMER GOODS, which wish to dispose
of before the FALL will positively offer them for cash at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
They consist Of large variety of Fashionable Lace
Capes from one to eight Dollars
Blk. Lace Wells, Lace Sleeves Trimming Laces and
Edgines of every description-such as Real Thread,
Woye Thread. Valcncienncs, Linen, Cotton and Bob.
bin; Blk. and White Blonde Laces and Edgings. Al
So full assortment OF
FIRE HCH NEEDLEW DIRK EMBROIDERIES
Comprising beautiful Worked Muslin Collars very low,
Blk Embroidered Muslin Capes, AT cost prices;
Emb'd Sleeves and Cuffs of the the newest patterns;
French Emhd Lawn Ilandk'fs. at New-York cost
Swiss Edgings and Insertings at reduced prices;
Infants Frock Bodies, various sizes, at cost;
Embroidered Caps,
Ladies' Muslin Breakfast Caps, very few left;
Worked Muslin Chemscttcs choice patterns and un-
questonably cheap
Summer Bonnets at and Under Cost.
Some of them quite new and others tolerably ancient
In disposing of these l will graduate the prices ac-
cordng to seniory those OF two years standing con-
sderably under cost; also. BONNET RIBBONS, all
of them at prices to suit the Bonncts and the
times respectively.
Summer Dress Goods.
Such as Printed Musns Ginghams, Gingham Mus
lins, Barage DcLaines White and Colorcd Dotted Mus
lins &c. &c. purchased this Spring and offered tempt
ingy low; in fact | am willing to sacrifice the profits
on all of these well Many other exclusively Sum-
mer Goods i'll orderto make for my Fall supplies
which | intend to be on a scale unusually complete
and at prices calculated increase the extensive pat
ronagc already conferred on ME.
June 25-5lt JAMES WILSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DYsPEpT1CS,

Dr. J. S. HOUGHTONS PEPsIN, THE TRUE D1GEs-
TIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE preparedtrom RENNET,
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, after direc-
tions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
ture's own method, by Natures own Agent the GAS
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis. See
tce among the medical advertisements.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Charleston, lst June, 1852.
s. d E. Nh. GILBERT

WILL continue the CARRIAGE BUSINESS at
w the old stand Of Gilberts Chaplin, formerly S.
& J. Gbert) Nos. 35 and 40 Wentworth-st, and will
keep constantly on hand extensive assortment of
CARRIAGES manufactured by themselves expressly
for their own sales together with an assortment OF
other styles usually found in this Market to which the
attention Of their old friends and customers is respect
fully invited Carriages of any style will be made to
order and repairing in all Its various branches prompt
ly and faithfully executed on reasonable terms
STEPHEN GILBERT
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT.
Charleston, June lst, 1852.
Persons indebted TO the firm Of s & J. Gilbert
are requested to make payment to S & L. NJ Gilbert
who are authorized to settle the business Of said firm
June 30. 50 3m
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Summer Dress Goods.
THE FAMILY EXPOSITOR;

A paraphrase and version of the New Testament
with critical notes, anda practical improvement to
each Section. BY Philip Doddridge D. D., with Memoir
of the Author by n. W. Fiske, and an Introductory
Essay by Moses Stuart l4th edition.
WraXall's Historical and Posthumous Memoirs Of
his own time. l7I2-l820
Roman Liberty. A History. Elliot.
a Catechism ofthe History and Chronology Of South
Carolina. A. YOUNG
June 25. 81 If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
CELEBRATION.

Wateree Division No. will celebrate their fourth
anniversary in connection with the annual return oftf
birthday of our National Independence on SaturdM M
the Sd of July, at the Baptist Church.
Several addresses will be delivered.
The community are respectfully invited to attedd
The Divisions in the surrounding Districts Ee re-
quested to unite with u.s.
~ The members of our Division and all other Sons
of Temperance will meet at Temperance Hkll at ten
o'clock, where procession will be formed faud pro-
ceed from thence to the Church.
L. W. BALLARD,
W. NJ. SHANNON,
". T. HUSHSON,
IL DELAY
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

THAT the Co.partuershp heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers under the name and firm of
GILBERTS & CHAPLIN is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent
The business of the concern will be settled by S. &
E. NJ. GILBERT
STEPHEN GILBERT
LEONARD CHAPLIN.
s ELIAS N. GILBERT
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Rail Read and Bank Dividends


E5 @ H:l; eesEsS5 ss E5E ~ III
TINE South Carolina Rail Road Company have de-
i cared Dividend rthe last six months of THREE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per Share, and the
South Western Rail Road Bank Dividend tor the
same period of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share.
The united Dividend of Four Dollars and 25-l00 per
Share will be paid on and after Thursday lst July
next, at the South Western Rail Road Bank
The Dividend on Stock in the Road, without cores.
pondng Shares in the Bank will be paid at the Com.
panys oicein John-sreet Charleston, and at the Bank
Of Camden at Camden.
No Dividends or Arrears Of Dividends will be paid
on Stock that has not responded to the last call from
the Road Of S25 per Share.
THOS WARING,
Auditor So. ca. Rail Road Company.
JAMES G. HOLMES,
Cashier S. W. R. r. Bank.
June %. 80 Ct
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
ICEi ICEi ICEi

HAVING made arrangements for a regular supply
IL Of ICE through the summer season, l will be
glad to supply the citizens OF Camden and its vicinity
with this luxury. Quantities under fifty pounds three
cents; over fifty pounds two and half cents. CASH
for ICE without any exception.
T. L. ZEMP.
May 81 If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Head quarters 22d Regiment $. C. M.

CAMDEN, JUNE 26tll 1857.
A Court Martial for thegtral Of all deiaultcrs for
N Patrol and Militia duty since the last Rcgimental
Court Martial is hereby ordered to be held in Camden
on the FIRST Saturday in august nert at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ
The Court will consist of 1t. Col Kershaw, Pres
dent Captains Moffat, Robertson and Workman
Members; Its. Harris, Gerald and Robinson, Super
numerarics.
Captains Of Companies are hereby ordered to have
all defaulters warned within their respective beats to
attend said Court and furnish the Court with the evil
dence Of such warning.
By order Of Col. TAYLOR.
THO j. WARREN, Adjut'n't.
June 20. SO
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Administrators Sale.

pY order ofthe Court of Ordinary for Kershaw Dis
- trict will be sold at the Court House in Camden
on tile first Monday in July next at II o'clock. A. NJ.
three HORSES, two BUGGIES with HARNESS,
SADDLES &C., and other small articles belonging to
the Estate OF LoHis c. AdamSon decd
Tcrms-Noles with approved security, payable the
first Of January next, with interest from the day Of
sale. j. b. KERSHAW, Admir-.
july Is 4S Is
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

MOUNTAIN Butter, Fine Cheese, Fresh Macciro
w nj, Corn Starch. Broma, Chocolate and Ctron.
For sale by Z. ". BONNEY.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
MADISON SPRINGS,
% MILES FROM ATHENS, GEO.

MR. J. D. WATKINS owner and proprietor of
vi these Springs, informs the public that new
Spring has been discovered containing Sulphur Iron,
Magncsia and Amonia. The whole establishment is
much improved and will be, this season, under the
care Of WM. SEYMOUR. perhaps the best caterer in
South Carolina late of the Mourie House. Sulivans
Island and Jones Hotel, Charleston \ fine baud for
Music will be in attendance and every appointment of
the Hotel arranged for pleasure and comfort
May IS, 1852. AZ If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

NOTgCE.-Al persons indebted to the estate Of
~ Louis {. Adamson decd are hereby required to
make immediate payment. and those having demands
against the said estate will present them forthwith du
ly attested, to J. b. KERSllAW, Admir-.
June l5 4S LIT
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Head Quarters 5th Reg. Cavalry


n pursuance of orders from Major General Buchan.
an, an election for Brgadcr General olhe I'd Brig
ade Of Cavalry is hereby ordered to be held at Cam
den or this RegimenD on Thursday, the 18th day Of
August next to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
sgnation of fBrigadier General Owens
It. Col. Davis and Major Baker are hereby ordered
to attend at Camden and assist Managers of said
Election. By order Of COL. ANCRUM.
CAMDEN, June 90 1852. 50-td:
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
SODA WATER.

CODA WATER fresh from the fountain will be kc
~ through the season,-with an abundance Of lC
and variety Of pleasant SYRUPS, by
f. 7, IEMr
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Cod Liver Oil.

Il HAVE just received few gallons of pure COD
i LIVER ON which will be sold in quantities to
suit purchasers and at reduced prices.
March 80. L. j. DELAY.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
Vanilla Beams,
NEW ARRIVALS.
NEW SPRING GOODS,

M DRUCKER CO. have just received their new
Nl. supply OF
Spring and Summer Clothing,
to which they would invite the attention of the public
at the same time they would recommend their Stock
OUTF1TTlNG ARTICLES, viz: Shirts Collars, Cra-
watts, Undergarments Hosiery, Gloves Suspcnders, &C.
April Q, ls52.-tf
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
List of Letters,

41ASS Va AIOOS4S9
&c in the Post-Office at Camden, S. G..
1852.
Frances Higgins, John o
rell Hammonds, + F
ames Hyatt, Edward
Huckabee. Willis
lrtha K Hardy, ] NJ
III Hollis, Thena
w Johnson, Mander
W Johnson, Lucretia
johnson, Daniel
John johnson, Miss II
Nancy James, Rocksey Ann
a Z Key, Mary Ann
derrick Kirkland, Barbara
S, Kirby, John
ry Jr. Lang. James
am Murtishaw, Saml.
Thos. Mickle, Robert
Mcdonald, John
rye NJ Mickles, Mary C
,miah Mcleod, J II
McCaskill, John "
les 2 McCaSklll, Miss Mary
rury 2 McRae, Neill
AMI Mccoy. W w
T Oliver, Burwell
Pedigo, Ira +
&c Root, J S 2
Rodgers, Rev. j f
ward Robinson, Miss Nancy
Stanley, Jas. D
ia Shirah, Christian
les Turner, w L
lg Turner, Robt. NJ
j Thompson, James II
lrstP Teams, James
/ 2 Write, Maria
:abeth Wright, John X
R Wilson, Lucretia
eliza Wheat, Beekham
D Young, T Henry
oecca Zinc, Louis
mes
ing for the above will please say that
tised.
JOHN N. GAMEWELL, P. NJ.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

DINE APPLE and Goshen Cheese, Family Hams
i and Bacon Sides. Also, Lard and Canal Flour.
Just received at BONNElS.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

EE-The friends of Col JAMES CHESNUT,
Jr announce him as candidate for State Sena-
tor, at the ensuing election.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

Gg-We are authorized to announce Col. JO-
'SEPH B. KERSHAW as a candidate for Rep
.resentatiye in the State Legislature at the eusu
ing election.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

NEW LARD. Of superior quality. Also, Sugar
~ House Syrup, Rock and Table Salt. Just rece-
we'd by E. W. BONNEY.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

One TO Four Dollars Il Window.
pEFORE purchasing call and examine the subscri-
ID bers assortment Of Transparent WINDOW
SHADES, which comprises many late and handsome
atterns. &. L. CIlATTEN
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
just Received,

Just Received,
4 n additional supply of Groceries, consisting Of
n New Orleans Santa CroiX, crushed and clarified
Sugars; New Orleans and West India Moasscs: Back
and Gunpowdcr Teas; Rio and Java Coffee; New Ba-
con Picklcd Salmon; Dried Cod and Mackarel Fish
Cheese. &c Also, one barrel fine Cuba Honey, and q
few kegs Malaga Grapes all Of which will ne sold low
for cash, by JAMES McEWEN.
marl2 81 If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02
At Cost
Hair Restoratiyes. J
Fresh Sperm Oil,

collar OIL, LARD OIL, the finest BURNING
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

"AVING very large stock of LACE and FAN
LII CY SUMMER GOODS, which, wish to dispose
of before the Fall will positively offer them for cash al
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-02

Ess55 es S .s.|'5SSs. $3.50 sS:sg S5s:: ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24

The activity, TIE intrigues, the excitement, the
gas, the humhug, tho aseGlity, which sueraIy at
tend all Presidential contests, arc beginning, to be
developed in large quantities. both ut Washington
and in every State capital of the republic. We
cannot notice all the m evenents now under way
but the most prominent ought not to be over
looked.
1t seems that General Butler has been put for
wsrd as T. candidate foc the Presidency, by
the democrats of Kentuchy, in manner that
will tell in the Baltimore Convention. re-
solution to that effect was opposed, on its intro
duction, by only three votes; and when it was
again brought forward, it was passed unanim GUS
ly, declaring that gentleman to be the choice
Ct Kentucky, without reference to any ether can
diiate The state Convention Which nominated
General Butler, likewise declared in favor of the
Balimere platform, Of the Compromise measures
rassed ~ tie las. Congress, and az inst cry inter
ysnton in foreign affairs or any abaudoam gat OF the
CID policy Of the republic. Here are tle resolu-
toIs, Which were Grst submitted to General Butler,
AID approved by him:-
Testlve5 That the Carors.s Ct the United g.ata. have
nc power TO coatrl res iotcrare with the iasti
tuition ot tlayery az u e.1is.s ia any Of the States
Qsclved That Con gless no power prohbi. citi
2eE efHa% g. the sts where slavery exists by author
nd ;babitis ' ~ , M oo slV'
trea'ule q tie whole poodle .ad h,d BY the United
ps,, ioa tos me neens q az q, ,he states
several acts recently rssed is The Gontres, Of the
tnt.d Iiates hnc~n s tie compromise measures, aud
IhteS II t5e ion nd ,bs, t sn9
not 10 5it % violation II tie principles Of
~ ~ n ~ ~ "a st wnsh esopo,es
slaves to their legitimate owners we require Il the
ssheIal az pF,inps ana ia''i"I execution o.
Re5eTss lrst the Application Of The natienal revenue
70 inc glS 's q ,.'ernsi i1rr0ysesst upon osot,
tends % IN extta1sq II nc. corrupt r.e a pubic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24

ATTACK ON The CHEF or PoLlcE-THE HALF.
YEARLY RIroar ON CRrMr.-The Chief Of Police
recently presented to the Mayor IN Official report
upon crime in this city, for the six months ending
December 3lst, and the Mayor having presented
the eame to the Common Council, it hes been pub
lisbed in the HERALD and other newspapers. 1t
contains, among various items Of interest, the alarm
ing statement that one hundred and forty thousand
seven hundred and ninety.tws offences have been
committed almost entirely from the free use of in
toxicatipg drinks. One would think that the tenn
peraIce journals, including the Tribune, would conn
mend him for this exposure Of drunkenness, which
is a prime cause of vice ana crime in our city.
But Mr. Matsen is a democrat, or supposed to be
one, and that is sufficient for the wing abolition
journal. The report had some observations Oh
youthful vagrancy and depravity, and the necessity
OF adopting strenuous efforts for the removal Of this
evil fostering in the bosom Of the community.
This is ade the pretext for mostferocous attack
the Chief Of Police by the Tribune which accuses
him of being "the confederate Of gamblers, their
accomplice, their tool" and very plainly intimates
that he levies black mail upon the gambling dens
Of the city. These are serious charges, and de-
nand an immediate Investigation. Ii the Chief OF
Police be the man he is described to be, be ougha
to be ANONYMOUSLY expelled from office. II he is
not, the socialist Journal tina. makes such state
mens ought to be brought to its senses The Mayor,
too, is indirectly implicated by the Tribune, VIII
he take no step to vndcate the honor OF the chief
magistrate Of the cityl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24

Kos-uth aud suite eft Harrisburg Saturday at hslt
pas, o'clock and arrived At Hodaysburg, al half
past ten P ". At Tuacsrora, he was met by Gov Big
ser GU hs way Harrisburg, who entered the ear 10
which Kossuth seated. On being introduced to GOV.
Bigler,
Kossv1n said :--sr-I happy TO have met with 80
much kindness and sympathy from the State Of Penn
,,,spia the peorle Of which well deserves the eonH
dence Borrowed upon them. / feel highly honored 10
The Governor elect the people and 70 express
warn hopes tha in the hands OF your Exceency will
meet Esh tie sympathy and supportso lar as the inte
and the United state will that
which IN my humble capacity, plead before the
mighty ard very generous people Of the United States.
Gov biGLUR, 10 reply. sad
st-le quires 30 assurance on my part presume,
al this day % satisfy you that ycu nave tas ~ mpatale
q the American people Amongst those Of Lay native
stnte far az Rave personally heard Ia IN expressed
vel aware II It tbsy weh you ami your cause
I,1ut the time not lar distant uhea this ynpa, hy
will become 70 your PROSTATE country, something FAR
more important than psthy me synpa,by which
you exciting here for the a. your c01utTv,
txust, win become practical aid 20 the eoj7ut
winch yuu represent Whetl 80 the capacity ~
TIE executive officer ot his sta.e ne kl81e cdr
you yin hsve ny wsrmest ie~nss aua. n ool spare.
my IN, esy aid that csu give.
At Levi large purlber Of citi2-0f wtre tscr1-
bed awaiting Tbs arrival Ct The train eo'n'n aEg
the platform 1t be and greeted wisf gathg
ssstc cheers Mr. Parstr behalf 81 the c'tIlea' -
dreeee1 him and p.essut-c some material SID 20 'u
replied n bsau aful sui appropriate ma1ner = u s.r
dsytturS such tae crowd Of people, that tel SOME
time i Wa 'oGDd uposmale tQf htssutn N eater the
hotel he compelled to return into the "a
after as conducted ~ private way into .hs noufe.
sst u O'clock after fte party bsd finished supn.r
crowd les into the dn'ngroom. and x ossuIh 3D.
dressed them at some length. He said be had
stopped at TIL. place, expecting 70 Obtain a
ssseu by of people he was therefore entirely snpre-
pared q axe speech such he could wisn aud such
IL would have prepared had he known that be would
pest here numerous sn 8sssu bly,. The topics which
lie discusted the same upon which be rs spoken
heretofore sud which have been presented in t1e report
Of tis previ speeches At the conclusion he pre-
ser'td WITH purse If 800, which h. accepted with
suitable eckpcwleJ3ments saying that he had no.
yecLed that The people Of HJlt.ys9ug hal 70 fully
~ g8fsd bis hopes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
Police Intelligence

Gambling and Gamblers since the law pssssd tba Il
esiatuIe Masking gamUlinga felony but iiste ha. be
taid or Done BY The police authorities towards tho
iig W Of thote ditordtry places For time manv ~
the gambling dens were pended sul some va so
out Just merely for effect. inned iatey after ths
q tha law but no sooner had the Temporary eyo;ss
hent aoated than they came again their DID ham,.
shu We are now informed that nearly eyery one ~
Lacts u ngain lesoIted TO for ganblip, nprna.as
yesterday before Justice Lctkrop A oopptsinf 80,
ptehirel by counsrymsn named within geor, 10
stae ~ Maine who stated thst lie had bern ,ndnsa5 -
'lt gam ping house tn tho vicinity Of IN, nroadws
Iheatie at when place III had lost by gambling son.
~ Inc premises were dt uhfed by The oomnIs,nont
hna II omy remains row for The authorities Ia ia tbsi
au we believe this Is the rat case under the exist
w iaW pronlbfg gambling aud exhibits nne ebnns.
ne magistrate 70 Distinguish himself ro ibe nnbli
IN n,inglng me guilty PARTIES to judgment Va rbaI ga
IhGrge " Hgoag --QGioer Weed arrested yesterdau
an named Robert Davis on charge or birst,v IN "a.
y tecfnllf married Dung woman named Men,
ouIry foNcing at No l03 avenue d. Ia whom ths ~
eut'd represented himself TO be single man rhan
isc. he was then married man--hayug been ~
lo ann paws Of NO 30 Columbis street by In aa1 NJ
TO % Marsst street This first wife il vet living.
tne law OF TINS state oLly sanctions man 60 have
sne lawful wife, tho magistrate entertained the o,ms
Pi,sn. ana heid the accused to bail to answer tho
ua.s Larceny The James Neary arrested with three
y Ior stesiDg articles Of machinery in Gold .treet
,,r..t 's" Nefy tbe news boy residing .. No 10 Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
RELIGIOUS EuteIltrsuCe

CjrNeE OF CRErp-The Christian Enquirer Of the l7.h
infant teys inst tho Rev Dr. ueyer for many ye.rs
rector Of the Episcopal orch al Dobbs Ferry resigned
his charge the ~ last, haviug adopted uuiarsa
sentiments ~ has saec pceschs IN several Unitarian
churches.
The Rev Mr. Motto, Utitaran minister M Rrst,leboro
rrset Formerly Of Boston) was for several years
Lpiscopn miGister ct ohareston g.. Ihe changes
nom Epjfcopacy t0 Unatauism not 20 frequent.
from the Otber prominent sects The Unitarsus have
nov nrnonv hsr preacferq those forr'a-'v coruect.
With eli the various 1riuari,n sects and some o. .ben
r,p ksc AMONG their abjest men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24

Conksr on BtuoHcAL Lrc4urrs OK ErBo-G The
Rev Dr Baird Who has recently returned fr3m Europe
La been requested by several gentlemen ST B.sayn-
among whom are th, Rev Drs Coz btthuus tpsbaer.
Dwight end spear. and Mossrs Davenport IS 2a..tL,
gkillmsp Cray, h " Dwight, sld Critter te1 $50 Ie-
liver Ii that city 'eries II lectures o. historical
tur, bat very fu In realon TO the preHcut political
sccia and religious condition II the Eprol'an nations
Ths request Or Baird has enessed to comply eth and
vil give the rst lecture which VIII De Introductory and
fro. Tuesday nj IT. the 9th inst at the Brooklyn
Female Academy, commencing at half psst seven O'Clock
Theas lectures wil be- illustrated and rendered more
ussful ~ excellent msyt q me countries ssd ehiei
et',t III H1etIr