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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
TRTTST SALE.

10y virtue of the provisions OF Deed IN
D Trust, made and executed to me as
trustee, by George Vaughan of Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, on the
9Th dav of December, A. D. 1910, for
the purpose Of securing the payment of
certain notes and liabilities therein men,
toned, which said deed of trust, has been
duly recorded in the office Of the Clerk
of Probaies Of Lowndes County, Miss,
in book numbered Is, pages 267, '68, 80
and '7O,-l shall proceed TO sell at the
Court House in the town of Columbus, on
Monday the 9th day Of December,
next, the following described parcels or
tracts of land, lying and being in the
County of Lowndes, 10 wit:
The east half of the north east quarter,
and north west quarter of sec. sixteen,
town. II, south, range II, west. Also,
the west half OF north east quarter of sec.
no. ten, the north east quarter of north
west quarter, OF section no. 10, IN town
shin no. seventeen south, of range num-
her seventeen west. Also, the north half
Of the east half of north west quarter,
= Of section number three, also the west nj.
u of the north east quarter, and north halt
{ of the east half of the north west quarter,
of sec. no. 4; also the south half OF the
Z east half Of the north west quarter, and
5. the north half Of the east half of the south
VI west quarter of section 10. four, all IN
J. township 70. II south, of range number
II seventeen. west. Also, the following pro
~ nertv. viz: four horses, one bay, one grey
IL one black, one sUrrel horse, Barouche anc
g harness, twenty head of cattle, one wag
: oon, two woke of oxen, 50 head of hogs
ore side board, one safe, one china pres
OF and contents, together with all other III
tn, house hold and kitchen furniture, of ever
1g, DESCRIPTION. Also, one book case. an
lily hooks. twelve hundred bushels OF corr
ST. one set of bIacksmith's tools, twenty tou
'es, hundred feet Of plank and scantling.
'no Also. the following negro slaves, vi
al Peter. aged 20, years, and Sally, aged
eau wears and her children Johnson Lucy al
Ter infant. Matthew about 16 years old, Tit
i3'e about seventy years old, Aggy about SIX
bu' wears old. Also, all the ploughs, &c;
Is ! and other farming utensils on the Pi;a
ile :, iat;on of the said George Vaughan all
!! GU eight hundred pounds Of seed cotton, a
''S'- forty bushels ofwheat.
Such title only, as is vested in me
y trustee, will be conveyed to the purei
ser. Sale to take place within usual hou
made WILLIAM l.. HARRIS,
liant Trust
: has May, &c, 184l. Prf. $50 90.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
Review of the Market
r REMARKS.

We can report no Improvement IN business
since this day week, but on the contrary, a
sensible falling off in demand for every article
oftrade. 1t is the opinion Of merchants that
business was never duler at this season. Our
rivers are rapidly receding to low water mark,
and wthour rain in very few days, only the
light draught boats can run the Alabama. On
the Warrior and Bigby, shippers will soon
have to depend upon barge navigation. The |
weather during the greater part of the week, |
has been warm and dry, which has had the eff |
| feet, in connexion with the extreme dullness
ofbusness, to hurry the departure of our timer
ant population.
! COTTON.-The receipts this week are
2349 bales. and the exports 1888, as follows:
to Liverpool 1881, Havre 1893, Stockholm,
LOG, New York 936, New Orleans 262, other
coastwise ports l25 bales. The stock on hand
and on shipboard not cleared is SO, 500 bales,
against 14S,S86 bales an the 10Th of May last
year.
The Cotton Market since this day week has
been somewhat irregular in the amount of dali
. " transactions, but prices, until within a day
4 or two back, have been pretty uniform agreea-
Y bly, 20 our last quotations. In some instances,
s however, in the early part of the week, hold
ers feeling much anxiety to negotiate, made
it such concessions as to induce buyers to take
: hold: and in this way mixed lots, ranged from
e ordinary to fair, have been disposed of at "a
" 10 10 per lb-the proportion of the latter
l. small. The demand throughout the week has
$ been mostly for the finer grades of cotton
a other descriptions receiving very little atten
ton. On Saturday an increased deman'
III sprung up for fine cottons, which continues
~ throughout Monday, owing to which holder
is stiffened in their pretensions and were enable
en- to realize an advance on the transactions of tn
e. two days OLD lie. per ID. for fair and GOO
a fair. This movement was the result of new
lle from New Orleans on Saturday morning, st;
,er ting the demand there to be very brisk II
lv- these descriptions, upon which, from the sea
ed city, holders had gained IA l-2c. per ID.
pal the transactions in our market yesterday Il
nd, above advances was maintained, though
ON falling-off in the amount of sales.
tn The stock unsold estimated at 8 100
bales, about one-third of which on factors
bles. After the receipt Of further foreign {
counts, which may be looked for by Satnrd
mt. or Sundays mail, this amount will soon
disposed Of the wish being general to bring
lec- bushes to a speedy close.
Among the sales yesterday was crop
of100 bales, good miGling, at 10 SO cents: {
ster on Thursday a small lot ofvery fine at II
cents. We estimate the sales ofthe weel
. $500, as follows: On Wednesday $50 ba
on Thursday 900; on Friday 1000; On Sat
day 1900; on Monday 1900; and on yester
MI, 500;
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
TRUST SALE.

EHY virtue of authority in me vested,
I'D | will, before the courthouse in the
town of Macon, Noxubee county, MIS-
sissipp, on
Mondoy, tie 9th day of December
next. expose and sell at public auc ton for
cash, the following property, 10 wit:
Poll, Batsy. Nancy, Clark, William
Alvirey, Becky, John, Carr, Tyrse,
Ivey, Clara, Mary, Emanuel, Julian'
Lucy, Sophia, Pheby, Mary, Frank,
Fanny, Mary Ann, Buff, George, Ma
jor, Rody, Louisa, Caroline, Esther,
Frank, Richard, Lucretia, Henrietta,
Scott, Wiley, Francis, Richard, e.
lex, George, Garter, Jerry, Beckey,
Philip, Harriet and her child, Car,
David, Juliann, Ailscy, Sarah, Jerry,
| Catharine, Martha, David, Marian,
Elijah, Mary Ann, King, Minerva,
| Elizabeth. Frank, one infant two years
old, Amelia, Z abraham, Amos, Wash
lington, Suckey, Winney, Ned, Betty,
George, Lucy, Sheppard, Mary Ann,
Robert, Charles, Flick, John. Shep-
pard, Louisa Ann, Jackson, Juliann
and child, Alfred, Malinda, Matilda,
Martha and child, Jacob, Henry, Gil
more, Kitty, Sandy, Hardy, Phil,
t Henry, Monroe, Ellen, Stearn, Lefty,
J. Eliza Ann and Jim,
IS Negro Slaves. which were on the 3rd
u day of October, 1910, conveyed to me in
trust, by Mrs. Mary E. H. Shotwell, 10 Sc
IS cure the payment of sundry promissory
m notes, payable to Lewis B. Taliaferro
re and made by Mary E. II. Sho!well.
i Sale to take place within the hours pre-
lie scribed by law.
" Such title conveyed TO the purchaser a
n is vested in me as trustee.
es Dated, this Goth day Of Nay, A. D
he Is4I. E. F. WATKINS,
'ut Trustee
tic Nav %, 1871. 6n. prf. $67.5.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
THE AGRICULTURIST.
AND JOURNAL OF TIE STATE AND COUNTY So
CIETIES
or, AgricuAurist, Tennessee Farmer ana
Southern CUltiuatOr combined.
1,or H-rOR lSll.

I'm consequence of the union OF the three
Agricultural papers in our State,lt becomes
necessary to give new Prospectus AiSu-
mont IS unnecessary TO convince the reading
public, that the conflicting interests OF three
naDers throT n into one channel, Is an achIcVe-
mept calculated to greatly benefit Farmers ana
Mechanics at large. Not only the names u
the other papers are merged INTO the A9rlCul-
| ur;st hat the interests of all parties have pc
U.s. ono Rv this union, the Editor of the
| Southern Cutivator has been added 10 tne
| Editorial Committee of the State Organ OF
Agriculture. po+otiop
of Crons The breeding and management OF an
yor;otins of Farm Stock, and the subject OF hu-
rcat;on. will continue to receive strict attehI
t;on a norton of the Journal viii be oeFoteu u
tho Orchard and Garden, and Mechanical
f u,,r-,I;+s will be noticed with the just respect
AZ the Aqriculturist has been adopted as tne
: =, o., offbe Tennessee Silk society, every
o Il ne ;mnortant to this new and interesting
/ ranch Of industry will be presented 10 oui
J. readers. 49,, &c o,,r most intel
l r,.an+ readers, we have concluded TO give Pld0'
.So,,cb toms of Law as relate to Strays' Lam
I'd claims. Boundaries, and every thing tllat Moun
m be desirable to be understood by our cl1lIo ,
Generally. One of the first legal genlle1le.ti ~;
III The State has been engaged to attend " ~,
Jenartment. We will, also, deVote pay ;
wo in each No. to short articles OF 10 hes''
md Foreign News, the Markets. &C
The work will continue lis present MI SiI so1 S
form of24 pages, on good paper Wen r,,o no no.
A. and stitched It will be publsheu a. IT 5o oU
~ LARS AND FIFTY CENTS, II pay uheH1 =, tho torn
me 1,ontbe This small change IN the terL
9 sHs boon made TO suit those interested IN y
Ia ronare lint is intended TO effect no VI
mo r,bo i willing to pay for the work. 0ucn
and ~ ~ nav can do it in SIX months, gnu
W. roouire longer time to collect the SUI
a;ttonce. the charge will. in every lhstaLo Z:
m Poroased FIFTY GENTS. To every one W
nbalI obtain five new subscribers anFF I'M I'm
Jus' nnonov. one copy shall be sent graus' W. w.
cam ~. c;nt. will be allowed to all such do oDs
Ia or 6ve subscribers and remit the MONEY mon
- oSyoat,re These liberal terms WIN jus
-, Gentlemen in travelling as agents
the so NJ post Masters have the right 10 renn'
five Cor third persons. free of charge n
NC WI, onr AGENTS, Post Masters ana IA '
-, ;nteresi in the cause of AgrIcuitu,e
|. IL ~ rfuence to disseminate this paper
;ious eIe papers, and those irlenuly ~
ion. eAOn 6f ;mproyement, are very respe0''
cd l.,ostad 70 publish this Prospectus
O'A relS ddress The Agriculturlst' (ros' T
! ho Nashville, Tennessee. RI lr-st
was l'@ NJ An the back Numbers OF the rnst :,
e the ,,noe can be furnished to nose o NM
cunt; G. TROOST.
ought n. TANNING,
rival F. X. ZOLLlOohi
port January, ls4l.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09

7 Watson Webb says in letter to the hu,
;,or of the Nashville Whig,that ave nave Ju0,
r ~, intelligence of the arrival Of the steam
le e. p,asident in England by the Caledonia
s shp had been driven among the iceDergs, ana
eroerienced innumerabe rdships. All the the
g uap.onrers safe, excepting some four or hVe
who died on the passage :.
We fear that this is wicked fabrication. !
: evidently surrounded by many suspicious
circumstances, of which we are IN posSeSS w,
The Ship Rochester arrived at New f0'l
on the 10Th from'Liverpool. one OlOu 1;a va
news Of the President. Inc OS'' Lie ~
due at Boston on the 18th OF May -: ne so.onn
presumption against the truth o. Inns Srougl
surely the dorchester" would a nav D ayriy,
rs some intelligence ofthe freslue": 80 NOR
had she have found her way SAFE 'n'o ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
JOHN TYLER;
PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES OF
AMERICA.
ro ~ WHOM II MAY coNcERN

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been been ex
hibited to me that Benjamin Homer Dixon,
has been appointed vice Consul Of the Neither
lands at Boston, for the states of Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, Maine and New lamp
shire, do hereby recognise him as such, AID
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers and privileges, as are allow.
ed to the Vice Consnls of the most favored ma,
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused thes,
letters to be made patent, and the seal of The
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city 0
Washington, the Goth day of May, A
isl ID. IS4I, and of the Independence ofth'
United States of America the sixty
fifth.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President;
DArrr1. WEBSTER, Secerary of State
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
COMMTSSTONER,S NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. |
The State Of Mississippi, Loacndes
County.
ENO all persons interested in the Es
Il tate of William Henderson of said
county, (Lunatic.)
Whereas, at the December term, A. ID.
1840, of the Probate Court of said county,
the undersigned were appointed Commits.
sioners 10 make an apportionment of the
assets of said Henderson, in the hands
of Thomas J.. Lewis, his guardian, among
the creditors.
This is therefore 10 require all persons
having claims against the said estate, to
exhibit the same properly authenticated to
either the Commissioners at the Court
House in the town of Columbus, in the
State Of Mississippi, on the first Monday
of either month, Within and during the
term of six months from the date hereof
or they will be barred by law from collect
ing the same.
ID. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN FLETCHALL,
Commissioners.
Columbus Mi. Jan. 9th, 1S41.-6m.
N pursuance of the above mentioned ap
pointment and notice, the undersigned wi
meet at the Court House in the Town of CO
lumbus on
Saturday the 10Th day Of July, 1841
and proceed to make the above mentioned di'
tribution, when and then those interested ca
> attend il they think proper.
J. y. MONTGOMERY.
JOHN FLETCHHLL.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
Columbus June Z, 1S4l--4t.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY.

III w ~ LIZ wv - L
PROBATE COURT, MAY TERM, A. D. 1841 |
To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate of William Campbell, decd.
WHEREAS, on the representation of
John Scale, and Christopher Adams, ad-
ministrators of the estate of William
Campbell, decd, it appears TO the salts.
faction of the Court, that the personal eff
fects ofsaid estate are insufficient TO pay
the debts thereof. 1t is therefore
ORDERED, That citation issue, and pub
LEGATION be made in conformity with the
statute IN such cases made and provided,
requiring all persons interested IN the
Real Estate of said decd, to be and APP
pear before the Judge of the Probales
Court for the County Of Lowndes at
Term to be holden at the Court House
for said County, in the town of Columbus
on the
First Monday Of July merit, 1641,
! and show cause, if any they can, why tn
4 following lands, the property Of the estate
It of said William Campbell, to W.T.:
;; The south end of the south half OF Yves
: half of south west quarter, Of secho
y twenty four, Lot number two, in sectIo
thirty.hye, the north east quarter OF tn
north east quarter of section thirty tiv'
south east q quarter of south east quarter
section twenty four, the south west qua
ter of section twenty six, the north ca
1 quarter Of section twenty six, except thl
tv four acres off Of the south part OF sd
/. quarter, the south half ofwest half of sou
: east quarter, and south halfof east hall
south east quarter of section twenty thr.
&c except so much of said section, as Il
for north of Craven's Creek, the north end
our west half of north west quarter, OF sectl
twenty five, all in township ninetet
ce south. of range eighteen west, contain
ice five hundred and 80 9l-O0 acres, more
on. less situate in Lowndes Countryside
ice not be sold to pay the residue Of the de
re- of the said estate of William Campo
deS deceased
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09

Mrs. Ripley of New Hampshire reeen.,s
was delivered of five healthy children a. O
birth. all of which are living and dong we'll
There was lady the other day IN Town VIM s
had SIR, all fine, hearty and plump onapa ,u
,,.ho I'VE are informed, are likely to DO we'll
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
NOTICE.

l.
uvHE undersigned, committee sb q o; sile Of
nents respectfully inform the cil Eenan :,
CIumbus and vicinity, that the Flre OOn'p''
! o aud ;. at the Franklin Academy on
TUesday Evening. the 10TH INST
IN rive subscription ball. gotten up ior F Ine
VIII whose Of raising money topay fog the ,h hn
gln Uaw : Judgment open and unpaid IickeR
FIVE DOLLARS. ~ uu.n
THos. H. MARCH, ls4 "A ~.
J. P. WADDEL' r. g,,l 81 Hrnn1EsTor
WIN. HUDDLEsToN' M NJ Gp.Nr.
A. MURDOCH, = 4TNnprcx.
| F. NJ. EcKFoRD, p. Y I rIrTTEy.
- - Managers.
June 2, ls4l.
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FoRr HILL, % May, 194l.


Dear Sir The mail of yesterday brought
me under cover from you the invitation OF the
President and Selectmen of the City of Column
bus, in behalf of their fellow-citizens' TO par
take of the Inequalities oftheir city,.
must ask the favour of you to make known
70 the President and Selectmenr the high esu-
mate place on this mark of their respect, ana
those thew represent, with the regret feel that
,be necessity of returning in time to be present
At Washington, at the opening OF the Extra u!
Session, prevent me from extending my 'lg'''
80 far West az Mississippi and of visiting Co
lumbus as desired. -.
Tbone that on some future visit, may nave
moro Ieasure, when I will certainly not omit ''
vis;t YOUR State and especially your CITY,
lam the more gratiied, that this marx .
rosDoct has been made without reference =
a.r,v distinction. have ever held party al
tacbment subordinate to my sense OF duty ,
"nr common country, and have never perlnl
! ,oJ INV suDport or opposition to any AdmlnI'
,.o,ion 70 PASS the limits, which 1t prescrlOe'
nor never shall. ,or
: party feelings,when permitted to 60 Oeyo,
= bocomes a curse instead of a blessing " u
! oouDtry, as it really is, when restricted with
proper bounds.
n With great respect o,-N
lam. &c. &c. CALHOUN
:. To NAT. l.. MITCHELL, Esq.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
Commercial record of Mobile,

LATEST ApVICEs.
Liverpool, April 20 New York, May l6,
London, April 10, Charleston, May 81.
Havre, April, Is New Orleans May, %
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GREENE SPRINGS,
COUNTY ALABAMA.


this most delightful summer retreat and
watering place, viii be open
On the first day Of June'
for the reception and entertainment ofvls-
TORS under the special and personal super
inheritance Of the subscriber.
Experience has tested the virtue oil
these Springs. and proved their ethcacy
in relieving various diseases, those VINO
have made a trial of these waters, can
best recommend them.
Tire public are informed, that extern
sive improvements have been made since
last season, and every luxury provided
that Mobile and the country can afford:
the hest of music has been procured, and
oyerv amusement that viii add to the COM
or and entertainment of bis guests.
Owing to the tightness of the times, the
s,,bscriher proposes to take drafts on Com
mission Merchants in Mobile, from fian-
5 ter's. payable the first of February next
Y II navment of BilIs-acc0mpanied by a
!, letter requesting the Merchant to accept
: and pay the same when due.
!. RATES AS FOLLOWS;
y Board by the month, POO W
Children & servants hf. price,
Board per week, 9lo W
Children and servants hi. pr.
Horse per month, S@O W
Transient persons will be charged tn
70. usual rates of the best Hotels in the cour
81 usa'' W. WIN. NJ. LYLE.
ps. May 81, 1871, pr. Sl4.
~ The Southern Argus, Columbu
ST. Mississippi, viii copy the above for $
the weeks, and forward account:
En- W Nj. l..
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NERVOUS DISEASES, AND
WEAKNESS.

Dr. Tavlor's Balsam of Llverwoft'mad
a. o75 Rowerv, is assuredly an eXceliaat |
remedy for these diseases MY VINE l,@S
heen more or less III for ten years one
was extremely neryo US, and at times SO
weak that she could not attend to her DO
oestic duties. By the use of this medi;
cine. her strength is wholly restored ana
Ny address is at DR.. TayIofs once
CURE OF CONSUMPTlO :.
Mrs Marin. a worthy member of my
oonrreoation was taken i'll, some time
since With cold, pain in The breast ana
some difficulty ofbreathing, and IN a rev
1ovs thereafter she had a violent cough
and violent pain in the sides, switch no med
cine could relieve, She continued IN ms
wav for a long time Gnder the medical
caro ofDr Rea. but finally became con,
sumptive, and was evidently near inc eho
IF her earthly sufferings, when her prom 70
Or nnrsuaded her to try DR.. Taylors bal
s.ro &C Tiverwort. When she commenc
ID this medicine it did not seem to agree
with her for a few days, but by iessen'n
: the dose,she found it answered aq y. a. aos
|, i rsI;eved her cough and her dlthculty
s. brestbinp instanter, and we had the plea
ID sure Of Witnessing her rapid recovery
4 health. - ,,,,,1fAM suYTHE,
Il OBSERVE! Buy only that which
We made at the old Office, 1873 RoW We
tie M My y, and which IS sold by Ira BoI I
It Brandon,-White Henderson q o.; NJ
o. Iand.-Srong s. Buck, Pittstord,-- a. =,
re i, C Cath ORWELL. Jamieson' Cosileto
st. St. Iohn e Parker Whitehall, N. J
he 'Ohn = "'A Sold by E. A. SMITH.
Columbus Miss,
D. m.n1aA1--zpf. DIS 90.
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r,TvFRpOOL CLAssIFTCAT ION.
CANDIDATES.

WE are authorised to announce {
Z. HOSkinS as candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes County, at our
next November Election.
OFWE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott, as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
GFWE are authorised to announce |
Pryor VI. Grant, as a candidate for re-
election, to the Office of Sheriff OF LoWndes |
County.
GFWE are authorised to announce
.BOhn ID. Montgomery, as candidate
for the office of Clerk OF the Circuit Court 81
I.owndes county at our rext election.
GFWE are authorised announce
Sterling Ia. Lester, as candidate for
the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
| ton.
o. We are authorized tie announce
Col WE sOulI,all, as a candidate for the
| Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of LoWnds
county at our next election.
NFWe are authorized to announce
William II. Fuller, as Candidate LOT
the the Office of Clerk of the Probates Court
of L,owndes county, at the next ensuing NO
vemoer election.
~ We are authorized to announce
I Geo. w. VVaddeII as a candidate Tor thf
Office of Collector at our next ensuing electIoh
~ We are authorised to announce
EaxysOn HI. EVilIefOrd as candidat
S for the Office ofColIector at our next ensuing
q election.
e NFWe are authorised to announc
E. r.. II, GastOn,a s a candidate for Treasure
I'd ofLowndes County. at next Nov Eiecuoh'
OF NFWe are authorised to announc
II 5uo. n. REulIin, as candidate for re-ele
e ton to the office Of County treasurer
h lo Iowndes County at our next November e'e
of ton.
wWe are authorised to announ'
on Aired Thacher, Esq. as candidate
all Coroner of Lowndes County, at the eisUi
ID November Election.
en- en- NJ We are authorised to announ
le oi Greene Hill Esq, as candidate LOT
oot office ofMayor of the city OF Columbus d.
ensuing election.
the rFWe are authorised to amour
cry Ab,m. MurdOck esq, as CanuIo
ing for the Office of Mayor of the city oil oolu'A
our at the ensuing election.
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OFFICIAL.

Appointments by the PRECEDENT.
DEPUTY POSTNIASTERS.
James II. Turner, at New London Connec-
tiCut.
John Wall, at Winchester Virginia.
Samuel Gooklin, to be Deputy Postmaster
at Portsmouth New Hampshire.