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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-28
From the Washington Seutinel, Feb. 5.
CuriOSiticS from Japan.

i"nn"orr Perry, con'''anil"s the Japan
'znr'lIi'"h. recently sent t" The irc>id"'t of
;hr l"l'rd States large BOX, containing vari.
Gus speclrn'ns us OF Japa"esc mannla''turr. The
President has dr'"sIied them III he National
Gallery, (Pat"It Otti'",) where the public n"w
have an "prninni'! of examining the articles
for irm>r'vrS. The box in whi h tilyy We're
'r,;,>mi. ed j. OF ",'n?:"r ~.".d the i"r # t
the ..u>> u::.in o li,. tree. ha,,ison,rh imlnid
with brass. The lock is "r peculiar cnm>,ruc-
'.a. ,ir Ike, n tour rnre:rd on, fitting in
@..,.n... pivot.
!Ir i,t.n , u.i ~ ssh" has lrnI been con-
u....,d ai.n f.. Y /. ~. t;.I!.rv a!l rGwhose
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...... ,,:.. .-. ";:,. .ar,..,i> article. y, mi.
y .,.,... .I,..n.,,,,. In. l,,,,,d the ,jarap
,.,r,., j.. , l,..." So 50 =, TO crescent them ali
-, ,r,,. :, -. ,r;r,n,
II, i,,v. fans n,,,Ir oI - Sn,rie, rf cane
,n,. wood dclicaten spI aud spread out in an
oval form, this i covered with paper, with hu-
mae t..u.r il, past in brigh, cors and ether.
WIS. adorn,L-a very cred:tab prodtctnn-
a sci Of WOO len cups AID sancer~, and Sundry
bows with covers, rhickly Japanned and of
different cuirrs, some of them touched with
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Heavy Freshet.

From the heavy rains Of Saturday evening and night
our river commenced rising rapidly Oh Sunday, anu
continued TO rise until this morning, aud VIC have now
the largest freslIc ever known in our river The low
lands on both sides are entirely submerged, and as r
as we can ascertain ali the cmbankmcnts have gwen
way, and no doubt, from the suddenncss and rapidly
of the rise, immense damage will be sustained by the
planters in the loss of stock &c. We understand that
on the plantation OF Mrs. Hale, the Ovcrseers house.
with all lis furniture the smoke house, corn house,
fodder house. and three four negro houses nave oeen
swept off, and fears are entertained that Iegro has
been drowned The family Of the Overseer and all the
negroes had been removed except or four whose
houses were supposed TO be b. yond the reach OF the
water; but one OF these cannot be seen this morning.
and is supposed o be gone. Measures have been ta-
ken to afford assistance to those who remain and III
few hours they will be removed TO place Of safety
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From Tie WashfGiion .StGr.
w asI,i:xlnsa News ;s,sd GOSSIP

w -2SSi1csl ltEa Y CsSS is4aSs SJaS. y.
No FirCH iIor.-It is Impossible tn keep
secrets in connection with public affairs III
u asAngtnn. While there are >u mauy pre-
ty w"nI.ir to cajrIe old Senators out If their
njt+, the Senate Aad hellrc give up holding eN-
3" u;iye sessions, unless hy rule they prescribe
ina; : rich plaster Sh:.N be pit ",r the mouth
O.. every se,,;..nr. Mud l;r,n the angels would
manage t." get it of, and their secrets would
soon be eNI"srd.
Tie S.nti,crn Wings "I' Congress had Il eau
Gus on the day before yesterday, at which all
bu; three or four attrndrd-Mrss:s. Morton,
Of Florida, Pearcc, Of Nj, Clayton of Del,
and Bell Of rrlrn, hring, it is sril. t;i: absen-
tees. The National lntclligrmc'r and its
course on the Nrbra>ka question and s!a,
very l., general We're brought on th" tap$,
anG Senator Toomhs nt Georgia offered Il res.
oIuinn denouncimg and repndlaIlnS that press,
which WAS unanimously adopted by al present.
4 portion of those absent above named, it i
known agree with equal cordially 10 lial YER
dict
Senator ToombS, Madam Rum"r Whisper
eth, made speech dssolving not the Union,
but the good old Wing party, and to that end
maintained the doctrine OF secession with great
earnestness. 1t seemed, on the canvass had at
this meeting. the State Of the old Whig party
in the Senate that there is Iuarlette OF Sen
ators (to use the report ID expressions Of Mr..
Toombs) "intrctrd !ilhe abolition itch aud
it is reduced to a certainty in the present state
ofthc political atmosphere, that that disease is
not infectious nor contagius. Messers Everett,
Wade. Fish and Seward Are those gentlemen,
just enough t" dance stag cOtitlion. Wc hear
that Mr. Toomhs moved that the "shalterered
fragments or dcJ,is-to quote him again
OF the old Wing party, our venerable and
highly esteemed contemporaries Of the lntcIi
gencer, (sacreligi"usly) inclndcd-should be
assigned, aleniatrd, cncofcd, renrssed, releaS-
ed, conveyed and confirmed unto the said Ed
ward Everett and company parties # the last
part to the only proper use, and, benefit,
aud hehoof of them, their heirs and assigns for
ever in fee simple.
How all this leaked out, if Mr.. T"nb> rn.
qures, and we take Il fancy to ansNer and he
may be informed.
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SMALL Pox PAHlC.-lt is usrh IS labor 10
convince those of lllr truth VIII" are zral"usy
bent on believing aud propagatlng i'!schpod.
We have again and again had occasion To re.
monstrate With the people Of the country, and
travellers, how they give ready crcdence t" ri.
murs sIandering the health of Charleston, and
thereby tending to her injury. At one time it
is told with srpn'chra stare, that The yellow
fever i, dc>oIa,ing the city; at another, that
the scarlet fever is in every house; and when
il is neither of these few cases of mild Va.
r,l"id among the whites and random death
or 50, by small pox among the blacks, are
made the rawhead and bI"ody bones Of a
paric to fright credu!ous travellers away from
"a place where they are told the hotels are
closed" and 1.-The people are dying by hun.
drcd>." \ gentleman vino arrived III our city
Yesterday, states that so rife was the small pox
panic at Branchvle that passengers on their
way here, were deferred by it from coming.
How srnseIeS> and false must all this appear to
one who is informed that bI the official report
of the last week there were but five deaths by
snail pox, and all them negroes. Is any one
So timid as to be scared by this!
Charleston Mercury.
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PoLrrICAL EFFECT OF THE NEBRASKA BILL.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Jo"rnai Of Commerce., says the political
effect of the passage OF the Nebraska biIl will
lie:
"To Put an end to the old parties, and Crush
out the coalition Of the Drm"crncy. 1t will
organize paIt S into two divisions, and both of
them based OH the slavery question. One par
ty and the other the abolition party. 1t is not
quite certain which will prevail. But the stru9-
gle is at length seriously begun. All that has
ever happened on this question, all the com
bats from 1920 down were mere chld's play,
in comparison with what we see next fall, and
next year and for years TO come. There will
be no more compromises. The old ones will
be condemned and set aside Nun-l -lnerven.
tiun on one side, and Abolition on the other
are the onl, two principles on which thr con
tract is to be made"
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THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.-On the Sew
cnteenth street, opposite Logan Square, n. Y.
there is slowly rising one Of the gra'dcSt and
most ma je>tic edifces ever dedicated to rclI-
g;ous purposes in America We al!nd- to the
Catholic Cathedral of st. Peter and ST Paul.
Several Years have already been occupied in
TN erection Of this magnificent Church. aud
vet. we c'nnu' fix the date of is cn'mp!rtinn
>. massive il rvrH l"r j. n Of what is n ready
c"", r.,,.' \ t. i >"r.'.- IL il re m -.
Il - h"ii il Lrr.cr OF nIllpidaliig rim,. -
The front will be very imposing, conveying
more OF the idea of sulid grandeur that of an,
other churh in the city. The material OF
which the whole exterior Of the structure will
he composed is dark brown stone, which har
monizes perfectly with the general effect of the
design. The work seems slow in its progres
sion. But when the character of the building
is c"mSi'i''rcd together with the vast exrcsr
incurred in is erection, it will he admitted that
Il more rapid progress could not be experted.-
Many years may elap>e before this cathedral is
ready for dedication but when it is complete, it
will be a structure Of WHICH any city might
he proud
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lr!NrNANr PEnLERs.-Our country friends
cannot l.. too much on their gua:l ~ inst Il
>" of ilinrranl law breaking iacn. rr,il'''s. VIII"
are frequently /" be tnrid ii retired m'I@llh"r
hoods, TIA ling with ~rv,>, !"d = aci.'@ IL their
html> obscene prints cal ult"d !" rNilr and
arouse the worst creature PASSIONS, and lead
iny to the most rrvoiting crimes. The goods
Offered hv these Illicit Traders. have, too, in
some instances b,rn ,uuh ,r h' the r;,>; of
and infected iurn'tnr" "fa hos itll the wearrr
Of which nirr: limiSrli Iirhl'' to many IralE
-omY lSur!rli. ~nrh ti"HIS MAY he of rarr
occurrence. h"i e. have llrl,rri,d, and il
w.'.r w." 10 ne rrut.nn>. The uuly ani most
sure Way Il" -urp.rS>m4 lli,> krd ct ,radr, i>
liy handing "vri every travelling prGl.r /" The
nearest Magistrate, WHO Is authorised ln com
init them on refusal or inability To show i!
ccnSc.- .SoHthcrW B,RDer.
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The FIRE ATORANGEBURG.-Thr suLj"ined
details Of Il destructive fire at Orangrburg are
the first we have had of the calamity. We
copy from the Charleston Mercury:
AT half past one on the morning of Tuesday
last, the inhabitants uf the village of Orange
burg we'e aroused from their >umbcrs by the
cry Of fire, and Fastening forth, they found the
middle store Of Mr.. TradeweI and the store
OF Mr.. Collins wra ped it, flames. In spite of
all their exc tinns the fire >i,rc:d' with tuIy
and soun extended to iir. Trndewel's newly
tini-hed store, likewise to his old store, thence
to tie shop Mr. Jones, to the two stores of
Mr.. Louis, and t" MIR. Marchaut's store The
dcv''using elements also sczed the office of DR..
Rowe. the kitchen and megr" house OF Mr.. o..
drndorf and the houses Of Mr. L. Adden Mr..
B'ig'nan, Mr.. John Addrn, and Miss Wise
The grocery, dry goods and middle store of
Mr. Bull were soon all i'll flames, as " as like.
wise the store of Mr. Wm. Edney. We re.
sret I" state that the whole OF the buildings we
have enumerated were entirety con. umrd be-
fore the fire WAS >uudued
BY great rXrltiOn the stores and dwelling
house Of Mr. Beach and the dwellings of Mr..
Oldrmd"rf and also Mr.. Joseph Harley were
ave-.
lie loss i yer. heavy, pa'ricu.arj, To- Mr.
LOUIS and Mr. Tradewcli The only parties
who had their properties insured were Mr.
Collins and Mr. Briggman. Some property
>;Nr,l ~ great ii~k from the fire Was uiier.
MAIDS ,rolr". Ii is Il subject of cung.aiu,mtiun
" "r abb" l." state thai no onr as ser'uSi,
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appears that it was onl y detachment of the
French and English fleets which rrturreI 10
Becos Bay, and this movement wis mIdr E.r
the purpose of cscortng, in safety, the Turkish
convoy to Batonm with troops aEd provisions.
This WAS accom- pli<hcd successfully, ana Il; tie
last dates the Turkish convoy had returned
to Con>taniinorlc. While this VAS going on.
the Russian irc, WAS at kaer, TO maintain
rmmunira'inHs between thr timr. and 'hs'
Rn>>i.r's la Ala. ii.' 3ril.!! >.1ip fairY tad
met with divi.ion Of irc RWs>ian fleet, and
h,h iu!nrn"i IT,. r"mna',irr Tat il ml,,sr ur'
"a. ~ '.0uf'r ,'...: =. = ..i "! De. ....
l., 4 coast
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New Custom House.

II will be agreeable 10 our citizens to learn, says the
Charleston Standard that there beginning made
to lay tho granite supcrstrcinrc Of the new Custom
IoHSc the 22l inst ro. WHITE. tho pres, 1T Srl-
p"rmIr liant "i ia" work awaited nSrlinlIhc uIpOr
tumily Of investing this structure with SOME o! The
ha1nau history.
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THE Flour QuEsrroH.-We do not profess
to be familiar with the intricacics Of the -four
trade, but jndging from the immense stock OF
flour and wheat which is known to bc stored
at the West, and in Carada, the surI Ia of il
crap unusually abundant, we venture 10 pre-
diet that prices wi come dpwn with the opru
ing Of navigation in the spring. The export
demand, i'll the meantime, cann"t b. very arg,.
so long as the advance here keeps pace with
the advance in England, a> it has donc Il"fri"-
fore, having a very small profit tn tn rX:'or'.
e.. The railr.'"is are rnn-tant-v pouring i,
sl III" som ar 10000 'r..'., II A,rs II
ing received III ll> ,Iry b. lir. Western, f'ii-;!
burg and Boston and Maize roal>, aud the
Portland Advertiser says:
"FIour is still pouring into Portland fro"
Montreal. BY the piles on Atlantic wharf,
and in the store houses, it would seem that
none hcreabouts should be in want of bread
Boston Jo"rnal.
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The American Pick.

We copy in another column the advertisement Of
the editor o. this racy Sheet to which we invite attcl.
ton. Its editor Mr.. SCOvIE was private Secretary
to Mr.. CALHOUN. and constantly with him for the
last twelve months of lis life and il will be seen that
he has commenced in the present volume the RcmniS
ccnccs Of this great man, which should be in the hands
Of every South Carolinan. Read the advertisement
and you will bc induced to subscribe.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-28

OrR RAILRoADS.--Letters were received
this morning from General Wallace and Mr.
Hubbard at Nashville bringing the gratif wing
intelligence that the House of Representatives
had concurred in the amendment Of the Senate,
to the omnibus bill, which provides one linn,
dred MouSaud doliors for each railroad bridge
necessary to be built over the Tennessee, Hnl-
ston and Cnch rivers. This together with the
$4,000 per mile provided for the iron aud
equipments will give to the Knoxville aud
Charleston road state bonds to the amount of
$3.50, 900 aud in one event S200O00 more E;
to the Knoxville and Kentucky road 100000.
This amount of bonds together with the pre-.
MUM thereon which the companies may real
izc places the construction # the two roads
beyo"d all contingency wh"tc"er. Surely we
have reason to rejoice that our delegation in
the L"gi>la urc have achieved so much for East
Tennessee, and in the bri ght prospects so RI
pidIy opening before us.--h,norsilic Register.
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FREE ScHooLs-Wr are requested by the
Treasurer Of tn. Upper Division to publish the
tnlowiltg resolutions Of last session Cor gener-
III information
In tie Ho"se J Representatives.. Dr.. 10. 1853.
ReSolred, That the Commissioners of Free
Schn"!s of the several DiSlric and Parishes
shall be required annual to file a copy Of their
annua! returns, accompanied with vouchers. in
the Clerks office of said Dis, rctS and Parishes,
subject to the inspection of Grand Juries, as
the proceedings Of other Boards now are
Res"lred, That the appropriation for the
SUI port of Free Schools is for the common ben.
fit Of all who come within the provisions of
the law, and that any distribution of the fund
hy arbitrary divisions, without regard to the
number of henehciares, is contrary to la ", and
that the fluid, when insufficient to pay all the
tuition bills, should be app"rtioned according
to their respective amounts throughout each
District aud Parish.
The press Of the State would render pub
liz hcTrlir by copying these resolutions.
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Accident On The Railroad.

The cars did not reach our depot until a,c hour
On Sunday night. The delay was occasioned by tie
locomotive and tender running cl the track about tf
teen miles below Camden. The accident was causco
by one Of the rails working loose AID getting cut OF
place. A slight hurt 10 one o. the fireman, and some
damage to the locomotive was all the injury sustained
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GaEEHvILGE AND CoLUMBIA I'AILKoAn.-ln
lhr ScheL ie for The G:rvnville and Columbia
railroad, We notice that the distance by the road
is me A"ndred cnd .t1rty three o"d quar'er
mics AMI that the fare is foe dol'arS a"d scr-
eaty:fre cents. The ears leave Grrerviile ut
) u'cl"ck, a. M and arrive in Columbia al
haIi:Iasi 8. p. m. in time to take the evening
cars for Charles The distance from Green
vile t" Charleston by railroad is about ;wo
hundred aud sixty miles The ronte 10y Spar
t.nburg to Greenv;lie will be about two hun
dred and forty miles. When we get our road
into o;e alton, it will rival the GreriviiIc road
on account OF the distance The fare from
SpartanbuIg to Columbia will be about So 80
-naking difference OF s. 23 on each pas.
sage. the difference will cause large travel
lhrp Oh our town in the summer season
Grcrnvile will get the fare up and Spartan
burg will get it down, as far as the low c"un-
try people are concerned Well, that is about
what we expected C"rolina SPotan.
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The Treasury receipts, for the last two
months, have, it is said, exceeded the amount;
collected in the corresponding period of tn" pre-
ceding year by nearly thirty per cent. Amidst
this excess OF revenue, it has been asked what
shall we do with the arcuunlating surplus of
gold in the Sub, treasures To relieve the EN-
barrasSments likely to arise from locking up so
mucl, treasure, it has been suggested that the
ratification, without delay, Of the Mexican trra.
ty would be as good process Of depletion as
could BE- iMagmed
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The Campbell Minstrels.

In consequence Of the accitenison the Railroad tn
CanTbells did not arrive to give their Concert las
evening We are requested TO say they will give thcl
first concer tonight. II
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THE PsALMs.-The genius o; the Palms !,
the genius of the principa! author, who has
given them tame and character. The colIec-
tion, as it exists in cur Bible, "a be regarded
as the Iiebre~ Anthology, or ncrlays norc Iit-
ly, as the hymn book Of the Iicb,rw church,
David is named in the titles as the chief writer
although six names are given in addition TO
his. Seventy-one Of the one hundred and ff-
ty are expressly ascribed 70 him. What is his
genius? It's chief characteristic is cmincnIly
this--the power t" emtody every emotion Of
the heart in language and imagery at once sim.
pie, graphic, exalted. He ascs the familiar OBJ
iccrs Of nature as his al phah"t Of cxpr..> SION
and trees, hills, mountains, seas. hcHvyus birds,
beasts, range themselves at his Kidding, :;ud be.
come interpreters of his s"nI. Ever! state OF
feeling has it, speaking imagery. 5. Os.
1ood.
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Edinbure Review.

Mcssrs Leonard Scott Co. have furnished US with
the January number OF their reprint Of this old and
excellent periodical The character OF this magazine
is too well established to require conmendatiOn from
us and this number is unusually rich. We annex the
table of contents !. Lord John RusScls Memorials
Mr. Fox aud the Buckingham Papers. 2. The Blind,
their works and ways. 3. Ecclesiastical Economy
1. Public works in the Presidency OF Madras. 5. Gov
ernmcnt Education-measures for Rich and Poor. g.
Thackerays works l. The Machinery of Pariamen.
tary Legislation. 8. The Ottoman Empire.
THE North BRlrsH REVIEW. for February. is also
o.. our table from the firm and contains its rsrl-
al amount of valuable and Interesting matter The Ia
bic Of contents is as follows: |. The Text OF Shak.
Spcarc .. Excgctca Study at the English Univcr-
sites; t'unybnarc and llow>on on 81. Paul 3. Ma
rona Music. 4. University Representation. 5. Her.
ud.lhrs u Struggles md Tendencies ol German Pro.
tcsanti-m. :. .l".g": tiS ii;, and Discoveries. S.
Botanical Geography. 0. The Wa: in the East and
its political contingencies. Eowis good time to sub
Scrhc-l4r terms. Ec.. >ce advertisement in another
crlrmn.
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The Gadsden Traaty and the Nebraska Bill.
Private reformation from Washington; induces a he
lief that both the ';lsrn Treaty and the Nebraska
Bill will pass. c.! GADsDEX is still in Washington.
quietly watching TIE progress of his treaty in the Sen
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Confessional Favors,

We a:c nn"r obligations 10 lion Mcssr:. =. !. Ev-
ans \. I. BUTLER. ". W. EuYcE and l.. NJ. KElrT.
for valuable Congressional Documrmls. They will ac-
ccpt our thanks.
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The BL"oDy JuDGr-- Dickens gives the
following in Il recent chapter ofhs Chiid's His
tory of England, as one Of the dongs of the
bloody Jellrrys: "a worthy widow named
Elizabeth Gaunt. was burned alive ut Tybdrn
forhaving sheltered a wretch who gave himself
evidence against her. She settled the fuel ahonl
her with her own hands, SCI that the fumes
should reach her quickly, and n"bIy said, with
her last breath, she had obry,.d the sacred com
ma"d of God, to give refuge to the outc;lSt
and not bctray the wanderer.
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Representatives of Il e orrr great Mnhican
lr'be "I Indians. now numbering ahnm one hun-
drri and Iiy, arr in Wa>iim.tou, >rrbiug the
annnl'nrni ui treaty by which they we're re-
moved from Wisconsin tn Minnesota. They
wish to return tn Wisconsin and 1--we. rs thrs
have in almost I'll things adortcd th' habits
and pursuits Of the Whites.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-28

AHoruER DUEL IN PRospEcT The French
Courier has letter from N. GailIcrat, who
writes that Il journal Of Caeu has tooi<hIy
published letter from one Of the snns of the
Marquis de Turgot. the French Minister at
Madrid, in which he (the SOM announces his
determination to 60 to Madrid ana demand u'
the Younger Souic reparaton for the wound
received by the Marquis in the MEETING with
Mr.. Suule, tie elder. The wounded combat.
ant, who is now recovered, will in al! iikcIi.
hood prevent the young man from engaging
in this incons!derate and Don Quixo.ic pro-
ject.
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A LiiI to remove III" Georgia scat "fgo""rn-
neut fro.a Nllcdseritie to Macon, has passed
,Ee House Of Representatives Of that State ty
,l,a Gazing vote OF tho Speaker
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WI. GILMORE, SIMMs, Ese.--Our gifted
fellow, .,uwmsnan has tiri>hrd his course Of lee
turrs, four in number, OH "Pnrtry and the
Practical" and "lhc Character al Hamlet. "
Thrungs Of hoth sexes assembled To hear him.
and he earned their approving s"iira@"s, aud
covered himself with laurcls lie waste take
4 run North for :; wees, and then, on his way
home, deliver a compile of lectures at Rich,
mond.- Gns C6Hrit-.
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r"avtnr,d Of !hrrr error before !Nu .rar> i.Avr
expired. The refusal Of The Leg >auro l."
district ia" Stale upon the federal basis, We
lI"k VAS high. rrr"n"on>; and riu>t il ii'.",
We fear, prove i;lta in lis Consequences. i'll
these EXCEPTIONS, we believe that nn the whole
the action of the session will be- hi i-,lIiy advau.
tag"nt> to the people, for which the mrninrs
vii! receive the plaudiIs "f their constituents.