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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28


COFFEE-Of recent import from Laou,vr,
sale was made OF 1000 bags at 100 a lie. sons
sales OF common Rio AT IOI a III c pcr H.
COI ION.-The sales made have been nj fuIl
prices; 50 bales Upland at lac; 30 bales Nv
Orleans At l3c; and ii bales North Alabama at I2c.
4 mos. " 49,
FLOUR-The prices of to-day are firm at a.
~ 80 %, as per brands; early IN the week con-
siderable sales were made So, but the small re-
esp's oil Flour, and the advanced prices Of Wheat
Flour. '''' y"
GRAlN.-Whcat continues 10 be in demand and
sales have been made of Pennl. white at II5c anil
RED do. at ll2c per bushe; Southern IIOc. Yellow
Corn hhodt at SIC; white $50 Rive 6Oc. Oo,s
much wanted at IS a SOC. The receipts are oone-
rally very light. e
MOL ASSES.-IIolders are generally LOOKING f,r
an advance, last sales OF Cuba at 25Ic per gallon,
SPlRlTS-BrHndy is dull, and on The decline. i,
caHnot be quoted over los 4 IOc for Bordeaux and
10 Tor Rochelle; Bohon's Weeps' Anchor G,n at
3 20 per gallon.
SOGARS-For some weeks past has been lid
most active and ilyurc article Of trade and this has
caused an improvement IN price Of from / A &c per
TO- especially those Tor refining
IEAS--The private sales have been very imi
tcdi ana the auction sales since the receipts of the
last CHINA news via England, have been on a small
scnIe.-iolders however, are firm, and a consdera.
bic advance may be anticipated on the first revival
OF business.
TOBACCO--The sales this week reach 400 hhds
at prices as m quality, varying from 4 9jc per
To- good feeling exists among holders, and prices
are more likely to advance than fall of.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
ffo@ tts R'eASt0sd csrisffaa Adroeats.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE



Inc Board OF Trustees OF the Female CoIl..i-
.o institute, having learned that reports of a mo-
eu"e'ous character have been recently and r,,sn'
ey circulated to the great derin,e Mt Of the In.,;.
WV anu beng sensible of the absolute ruin NJ, a,
would follow in their wake, If true AMI The 80
uusy mlschieyous effects that must ensue ,y,n
hhougn false uncontradlcted; and having given In
suoleet careful consideration, do declare their
uvhoerats ami decided conviction that IN, r,noy,.
am I TO, are without any foundation whatever,
onu 'ney Know of no circumstances TINT could eli
:" suen suspicion, or authorize the circulation or
S'''ue' so mlscherous IN its nature, AMI so ru.
r..sa,' nus elects, AMI they can conceive of no
easohs or the origin oil such report, unles, they
- '""ni IN the deliberate and desperate mucAina.
"o .r o, heart tul, Of evil and vleness.
nc board OF Trustees deem il Just to themselves
Sod 'o J" Tue community generally, and to the
"enus and ptrons OF the Institute par,,culntlv 10
.y' 'nat they have the utmost confidence in IN,
ior" ana religious character Of the Ios,i,u,r AMI
;S inmates and they take pleasure in commendin,
49, ., ,h great and almost inappreciabc advanta-
80 70 lhe attention OF all the Interested in mora, and
'ensous EDUCATION of all females.
III can th' sboard suffer this occasion TO mss
"nou' express ns their conviction both Of the b,.b
SD. oSnolirship provided for in the course Of
suues, ana their entire confidence in the conne,,n
VI 'ne Faculty, To impar all the ins,ruction con
"rip'a'eu IN tho plan of the Institute.
opon these facts, the Board feel Themselves nm.
Iii, a"u lh"y do It most cordihlly and cheer.
'u"y, 10 urge the claims of the Institute unon ,ho
support and patronage OF n di,cerniny and ycnc,a,s
Pnone They feel assured that the ndyant,ycs
ouptIed at the Institute for tho attainment oI -
suno. u ',o'ousn education are equal with, if not
Supeior To those OF any other within th,ir Lno,y
leuSc. Aud they cannot r,nress Mn. -. ,L' w.
onus OF female education, and especially an. mem,
anu friends oil the Methodist Ep,scopa Church
interest themselves in aiding and sustaining an
enterprise, having for its Object the iot.ecuni,"d
moral elevation of a large and most ,,nno,,.n, u
lion OF society. P''-
by order of the Board,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and ioiiL the adDiee and consent cfths Senate.

COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
james Hunter, Savannah, Georges, vice Abraham
y. Tanning removed.
Joseph c. Noyes, Possamaquoddy, Mo. vice Sui.
Ivan X. RlwSon, removed.
John NJ. Hale, Frenchmnn's Bay, Me. vice Ed.
ward s. jarvis, removed.
Charles J. Abbott, Penobscot, Me. vice Rowland
II BRIGHAM, removed.
WIN. b. Smith, Machias, Me. vice VIM. Brown,
removed
George Thatcher, Belfast, Me. vice Nathaniel NJ.
LOwrey, removed
Geofgo Allen, waldoJoro', Me. vice Denny Nc.
Cobb, removed.
William Coad, ST Mnry's, Md. vice james w.
Roach, removed.
Arnold Naudlin, Wilmington, Del. vice Henry
Whitley, removed.
Nathaniel +. Williams, Baltimore, Md. vice VIM.
Frlek, removed.
Lew Lincoln, Boston, Mass. vice Geo. Bancroft,
resigned.
James Perrine, Mobile, Ala. vice Hogan, 70.
moved.
Jonathan Roberts, Philadelphia, Penn. vice Cal.
vim u Blythe, resigned.
Thom,, Morgan Gibbs, New Orleans, La vice
Dennis Priour, removed.
Willis II. Arnold, Pearl River, Miss. vice Isaac
w. Jewiu, resigned.
Thomas J. Charlton, Eden,on, N. c., vice Rob-
NJ. NoXon, removed.
VIM g. Lord, Wilmington, ". &. vice Lewis II
MaulCllCr, removed.
Martin Durable, Now Orleans, La. vice Henry
-. Pierre, removed.
issac L. Davis, Boston, Mass. vice Isaac o.
Barnes, removed.
SURVEYORS.
Shiowi,h s. whipple, EaNpor, Maine, vice Ezo
| kiel Foster, removed.
BszelIeol Cushman, Portland, Me. vice stcpbcr
| w. Eaton, removed.
William Floyd, Town Creek, Md. vice James II,
| Thompson, removed.
J. Washington Tyson, Philadelphia, vice Geo
| w. Ritter, removed.
JOHN wilcox, PittsJurs, vice Robert II Kerr, 70
| moveds
Isaiah Wing, Cincinnati Ohio, vice J. u. War
| rem, removed.
Philip J. Gray, Camden, N. J. vice Morris Gro
| vail, removed.
APPRAISERS.
| Richard Coe, Philadelphia, vice Henry Simpson
| removed.
Samuel Spackman, Philadelphia, vice Tloma
| Stewlr, removed.
Abraham lnskeep, New Orleans, La. vice She
don 8. Clark, removed.
| National lnteliigeneer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
n. Y. MARKET. Inn. o. on A.

Flour is steady with no verv or.e ,ma,,n,
tennessee s5,37a5o Ohio IS, l2a37; MicIIg,n SID
a-, howard street 1897; Georgetown s5.25.
a cargo OF Southern Corn was exbibi,cd m
OHange out not sold. The distilers would paw CO.,
weight, perhaps a little more. f"' WV
There are no sales of Cotton to-day. There oro
Pen'y oil buyers OF whale oil, limited at SOC, and
there are sellers At SOL yet with SO yerv small n
DISAGREEMENT, there arc no sales.
IhlngS were heavy at the Brokers' Board, and,
generally, prices declined N''N'
-, There is tor the moment no demand for European
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
NEW YORK CIRCUS COMPANY

rue innaoitnnis will be sratifed at the pro,no.,
seelns tne greatest aud most popular Circus tb,,
nas yet visited us; and report ascribes 10 then y
E Mneh Is not the province of the generally Of
eomSinn,nn s1 sS This company comprises
Gu Tie reputation OF the Profession generalIv boS
us s enrolled amongst them names OF the b,sb =,
elsunetion' Mr Levi North has shown h, ,s.lc 80
% ,, gentleman of pre-eminen, a nments
oquestranisn, which he ha, dS~o'aycJ 'ye Il
amusement OF Europe, AMI for winch he stand, IN.
P ' champion: The Gelineation of the AIT,enn
pSeSuaLueS' by Joe Sweeny and no less the ,bSms
ths; G" sa al niratIon, and the whole Troup, in
anen various exercises and evolutions. have com.
Tanueu the attention OF every city in The Inion
iney should be promptly visited. '''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
HOUSE oP REPRESENTATIVES,

The Bal was then read, as returned from the Sc.
nate, making appropriation fog the expenses of the
present session Of Congress.
Petitions were then called for and several were
presented from various sections OF the country may
ing Tor the enactment Of General Bankrupt Law
AMI the est1 1lIshment Of National Bank
Mr. FILLMORE reported n bill from the Com.
mi''ee OF Ways and Means, authorizing loan of
tercst of per cent. Referred 10 the Committee Of
the Whole
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

''on properly before u~ IL Is alwaysa fruitful
source OF disorder. and it is much to be regretted IL
las zee" again introduced promise MT to de,a in
tho House, and will conclude with adJIns my 80
quest to that IA sen,em,n who preceded me in the
deoaia-ihough ieas il will TO unay.iliny-,b,,
ne gentleman from Massachusetts will Withdraw
VIC inquiry proPonnded 10y him to the Chair, so that
We may return to the business of the HouSs -
ny too long neglected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
MARRIIrn

\, v" Inc 2iih UT 10y the Rev. Philin Courtney
49, Dso, in. hHMiLroN to Miss ELIzAnErH & ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

Important 10 Sufferers from N. T,o,b,,h.
meeting OF the London Medical Socie,w ~ ~
slated mat he was able to cure the mos, desperate
Eases oil the toothache (uness the disease ,sos con-
fn JIGa WIN rhGnma'Ism) by the application of the
SmcsT ~ .e'nedy to the decayed tooth: Alum re-
splrit Of ether, drachms. Mix and al Div them ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
ALEXANDRIA MAJ,

q, ALEXANDRIA MARKEr, June qG.
IIoBAcco-Mary'and IS "a SG-receips light.
FLnuR-Si tn SO IS per barrel.
WHEAr-Red and white SIaIO5.
CoRN-Sales of a cargo Of UOO bushels at GO ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

bbAlH w GENERAL hACONB
we regret 10 announce the death Of Major Gen.
ALEXANDER MAoonB, the Genernl.in Chief Of the
United States Army, which occurred At halfpa,t
two o'clock yesterday. Ills funeral will take place
on Monday next at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
General Macomb entered the service a. a cornot
Of Dragons In 1903, and was in tho military family
Of Gen. Alexander Hamilton; he commanded n,
the successful battle Of Pausburgh during the war
Of 1875 received gold medal from Congress for
his gallan;rY, and was appointed, by President J.
q. Adams, Commanding General Of tho army oI
the Uoi'ed States, in place Of Gen. Brown, immo
dntely after his docoase, which took place in Feb
ruary, 1928. Since that period, Gen. Macomb ha,
discharged the duties Of his Office in this city, except
ing occasional absences to the frontiers Of the Union
N obedience to the calls Of the service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
MssSrs. B,its and Stuart.

The Loco Foeo prints throughout the State, FOL
lowing the lead Of tie Enquirer are greatly shock.
ed that these gentlemen should be found voting with
Mr.. Adams, in favor Of the rsscison OF the 2Is,
Rule. The fact Of their voting tsih Mr.. Adam,
seems to constitute the great offence, and is much
more Objectionable, than tho vote itssfl These
Loon Foco gentlemen forgot or had not heard that
the whole Loco Foco party North and South, 70
ted 9th Mr. Adams against tho resolution OF Mr.
Stuart, to defer tho question Of Abolition petitions
70 the regular session. That, then, which damn,
Mr. BO.ts and Mr. Stuart, damns the I.ocosl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

The bill for the relief Of Mrs. Harrison passed
the Senate Friday, and is now law Of the land
No act Of the National Legislature could meet a
heorier response in tho bosom Of the American Peo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
TUCKAHoE TAvERNARD FARM,
FOR SALE

IE above desirable and pleasant residence situated
healthy and pleasant nriQhbUuItDOI D., about 10 mi
from the cry % Richmond the RIVER road and va
route 10 thaIlotosstc, now doing good business Nj
Tavern and llous' ~ Entertainment The House conia
good rooms, with largo Dining room on the bascme
tie whole IN perfect repair together with the outhouE
consisting ~ Stables for " Horses, Cow Houses Bar
Corn House aud p1HrrcH.
Aspauout Gu sores OF land "a Of which is cleared
IN high state Of cultivation. part In herds grass end
yer, with good orchard ~ young aud hny ftut re
consisting nt apple, cherry aui pcIrh-thc balance in
tural Htowt o oak as and hr koty. II IL needless 10
any Thing more about the place, is expected that
enc DESTROYS ~ purchasing Will wish ~ No.. Tie nj
pay call.
h 15u u wHICHELLn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

NEW YORK, June 25-C1earod schr EIzabeaih ps5
on Richmond, May Flower. knight, James RIVER
Arrived, schr Manchester. Allen from Richmond
PORTLAND, 2si--Aruycd, schr Bushfod, ifom RIcl
u0ud, via Ncwburypou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
wIIICHELLn
LAST NOTICE.

nUR STORE will be closed on Monday, tho l2h I'd
" for tho purpose Of taking inventory u stock
arranging tho goods for the public sale on The gth wlI
will be conducted by DUNLOP, MONCURE A cd
TERMS-For al sums under 100, cash; over one "A
dred not exceeding 600. mouths; over go mol
credit Great bargains may be esp ctcd hetwccn Ibis
tho I2th uIt. VALENTINE a BREEDEN
White Huitinra
be- - ~ stree shoe 100 hi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, ~ o'clock, NJ.
SAILED.
Schr Thos Ireland, Ireland, Albany, coal.
Schr Isaac Townsend, Dam, Boston, coal.
Schr Texas, Albany, coal.
Schr Niagara, Young, Albany, coal
Brig Virginia, JordoD, Boston, iron, SC.
Sehr Thomas Dali, Griffith, baltimore coal an
tobacco.
sehr Prmorc, Jarvis, Charleston, Is. s.) Goa
&c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
FOURTH OF Jr-tY

Our Volunteer Companies have determined 10
celebrate the approaching Anniversary Of American
independence on Monday, the nth Of july.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28
,YInnnw GI.Ass

NIJE have iust received, anil ofIcr fof ale large
w ply Of window Glass, ~ Tie following ,imensot
I2Hif, l2Hl6, i2HtA, 1878
Ifr1l, i6r11, lSV{4, i2tI2
i2rlt, i2El6, 12sts, tt1I6
ifrt8, 1890, eKtu, tutl2
ic2 SAMUEL , ADIE 4 q
RALsToN 81 PLEAsANTs, Offer for sale
~ received
10 hhds - CroiS, Porto REQ md New Orleans sog
6OboNcs double aud single Loaf IN
~ do Havana White III
f01 bagl lHlurs, Rio and Miraraibo Ccnee
60 hhds and heroes Wcsi India and \ u Molaases
30 boNc sNlu aui luKl2 window Glass
~ quarter lnd half quarter caaka 6uo Madoira "a
100 bbla good baltimore Whisky
lmpfral aud Gunpuwdcf Tea
sacksal, Nails, &c.
ct CHOIx sU0AR.-io Ind. SUI srioI. io.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

RON the United States Gazette
REVIEW OF THE PHLADELrHIA MARxur
For the week ending Friday evening, June %, al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

CT. CHOIN sUoAR.-ioh Ind, suTsri1 =. ,os,
- ed jo 10 DAVENPORT A. ALI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-28

High Water, this day, ~ O'Clock, M.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06

son Why he should be removed 10 make
room for as open and decided Wing par
tizan as any in Columbia We mean
nothing gdisrespectfnl to Capt. GLADDEN.: are
we censuring, mot him, but his rParly,s and
the Government which appointed him; and
ifhe administers his Office as able rdfaith-
fully, and justly andfairlyto hisopponents,
as Mr. Rawls has done, we shall never
complain of him, for expressing his opin-
ions hereafter, as he has done, heretofore.
Aud as we presume he has not sold his
opinions and principles, or liberty ofspeech,
for paltry office that will not pay him
more than an ordinary Clerkship, it is rea-
sonable 10 presume that the Administration
has no pledge from him that he will not dr.
so, and has therefore evidently no real OBJ
|jcclion 10 public officers interfering IN elsc-
mons, provided they doso in its favor! The
time has gone by for ssuppressins oPposl-
tion to Federal Administration, by Alien
and Sediion laws, and therefore The more
subtle. corrupt, and detestable mode is now
adopted, Of doing it through appeals to the
selfish love OF office. aud lear OF losing il y
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James sB0atwright's Supe-
: Hs1NEs G6mS

HHyHEl HElIpdersigned takes pleasure in an
!. H rounding TO The. Cotton Planters of Geor-
ga .ss ns as :; established "a branch Of his Gin
to Bones and Garmichaels Hardware, Store,
where COTTON GINS ofhis very superior
workmanship. may be obtained. The materials
wilEbe repaired, and every piece ofa complete
Ginsworke .out under my own care aud in
spection, ,lat my main shop in Columbia, and
viii; be carefully put together by skilful and
experienced workman in Augusta.
IbaYea alsoappo pointed B.F. Goudy, my Agent
in Hambntg -: c., by application 10 whom,
my Gina ajbe obtained by the. Cotton Plan.
tcrs Of Obi: Districts adjacent to that place.
UTQldg Sins repaired at the shortest notice.
5,;s JAMES BOATWRIGHT.
Agasta. April 20-May6 n ID
The Edgeield Advertiser, 8. c., and
Ctnstit nationalist, Ga, will copy The above
weekly three months.
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NeW Goods! New GoOds!!

FHyHE SUBSCRIBERS are now owreceiring
q and opening at their Store, complete
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods: Shoes,
Hardware, and Groceries, composing almost
every article usually kept in a Store. Among
their Stock, is
4-4&6 Ga bleach'd and unbleach' Shectings.
1914 Linen, do.
4-4 bleachd and unbleach'd shirtings,
Nankeens.-
Plain and Striped Linen Drills,
Moleskin and Gambroons,
Blk Astrican and Thibbeit Cloths,
Pongces,
Fine Satin Striped Paris Muslin,
French Cambricks,
English and American Prints,
French and Italian Lawns,
Second Mourning do.
Gloves and Hosiery. Of all descriptions,
A variety of Shawls and Scarfs.
They respectfully invite their Customers and
the public to call and examine their Stock
Determined to please; their prices shall be such
as will sui, the times-the terms very low
for cash, or on time, to punctual customers.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
April %, 1s4l. If IL
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Head OUARTERS.

ORDERS NO. Z. FuLToS, March 3d. la4l
THNHE Regiments and Corps of the Sd Brig
n ade, Qnfantry,) will parade for Review
and drill AT the times and places following, viz
The 18th Regiment, at Wiliamson's, or
Thursday, the 18th of May next
The 14th Regiment, at Orangeburg C. IL.
on Saturday, the 18th May.
The 18th Regiment, at WATERFORD: on Tues
day. the 18th Of May.
The 18th Regiment, at Gilsonville, on Fri
day, the 2lst of May.
The 43d Regiment, at Buford's Bridge, on
Tuesday, the 25th of May.
The ] l,h Regiment, at Ashley's, on Thurs.
day. The 9th of May.
The Colonel of the Sd Regiment Of Cavalry,
will order his Regiment to parade, either by
Company or Battalion, with the Infantry Regi-
ments most convenient.
The Officers and non-commissioned Officers
will assemble at their respective Regimental
Muster Grounds, for drill aud instruction OIL
the day previous to their review.
The Major General of the I'd Division will,
with his Staff attend tic Reviews Of the sd
Brigade.
The Commandants Of Regiments will make
their annual returns TO the Brisadlcr General,
at such times MS he may direct. SO US 10 enable
him TO make his return to the Adjutant General
by the 1st Of October next.
By order Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
JAMES w. CANTEY,
Adiutant and Inspector General
April ~, 1911. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06
OBITUARY..

DIED-At Edgrfeld Court House, on the
26lll nlt., Miss MARY L. DUNros, aged 20 years
Her disease was Consumption, and she suffer-
ed under il about ten weeks. In her last mo-
ments, she expressed willingness to die. when
asked the question. She called some near rela-
tives 10 her bed side. and bid them farewell;
she also took lieve of several other persons who
were standing around her; she then fell intn a
sweet and pleasant slumber and shortly after.
wards expired. without groan or convulsive
movement. The writer ofthis feelsconstrained
to tender the heartfelt thanks Of tho immediate
relatives of Miss D., to the ladies' Of this commu
nifty, for the many kind attentions which they
paid 10 the deceased, during her last illness.
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Election Notice.

EN pursuance Of an order from Gen. McDuf:
a fe, to me directed, an Election will be held
for Colonel Of the Second Regiment Of Caval
ry offs. Carolina Militia, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation Of Col. Co,hran, on
Monday the 2lst day Of June next. The Cap
,ains Of troops attached to said Regiment are
hereby required to open and hold a poll al their
respective Muster Grounds on tile day above
mentioned, from II o'clock A. NJ, until 3
o'clock P. NJ, each calling to his assistance two
of his subaltern officers, or if none, two other
fit and proper persons, and the Managers Of The
said election are hereby ordered 10 meet at The
house of Captain Abner Perrin, near Liberty
Hill, in Edgcfield District, on Tuesday tie 22d
day of June next to count the votes ua9 return
the election.
by order Of Genl. McDufie:
J. T. CARROLL,
1t. Col. Comdg. Cd Pegt. Caralry, S; c. N.
April 26. Is
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: 'i'''' TERMs:

sSsI'ls!f - TERMS: --.-,- -
THE PEuuoH Boy, will be published Semi.
Monthly, and each number will contain sixteen
pages, royal octave making volume of four
hundred aud sixteen pages yearly, exclusive of
nm Alphabetical Index, at the end of each vo.
lume.
The first number will be issued on the first
Saturday in July, and mailed regularly to cub
scribers.
The price of subscription will be 50 per an
mum. or three copies for s35i payable in all ca
SEES, in advance.
The last page of The PLOUGH Boy will be
reserved for the insertion ofany Advertisements
which may be sent, relative to Agriculture, but
none others.
P Postmnsters are requested to ACT as Agents
for the work and all persons wishing to sub.
scribe, will pense forward their names and Post
Office blythe 25th of June.
U letters addressed to the publisher must
be post paid.
May 6 = IT IA
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HAMpupG Nav

HAMBURG, May i.
Since our report of the market for last week,
prices have not materially changed. About 4c.
may Le taken of. on good fair lots. Extremes
81 l01 cts. Principal sales 10 cents, Carroll
ma money. Buyers still maintain their activity
and meet the supply arriving with animation al
our quotations. The next accounts from Eu.
rope, will no doubt raise or depress our market
as the buyers seem 10 look forward tosthem in
their present purchases.
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May6 6
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

A NDREW MECKLEN tolls before me, a
IA black mare MULE. supposed to be four
OF FIVE years old, no brands, but rubbed very
much with the gcer. Appraised at forty dol
lars. Snid Mule can be had, by paying expen-
ces, proving property, and applying to Andrew
Mecklen, residing in Abheville District, 8. c.,
ten miles South Of Abbeville c. H., near Cedar
Spring Church.. a..
Mays IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06
GENERAL ORDERS,

ORpER, No.. 49,.
UAMES w. CANTEY. having been ap.
eD pointed Adjntant and Inspector General
OF the South Carolina Militia, with the rank Of
Brigadcr General, will be obeyed and respect.
ed accordingly.
In thus supplying the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of General James Jones, the
Commander-in Chief, cannot omit the OCCASION
ofexpressing his high sense Of the ability aud
fidelity with which the duties of that officer
have been discharged. and his deep regret for
the loss of his valuable and efficient services TO
the State.
BY order of the Commander.in- Chief
JOHN L. MANNING,
April 3, 1871. f 10 Aid de Camp.