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AUGUSTA. Anril. 90,

AUGUSTA, April, ".
Coiton.-Our Cotton market has been very
active during the greater part Of the week Just
closed, and prices improved daily until Mon
day afternoon, when the advance amounted 10
&c. per lb. on all qualities. On Monday were
ceived advices IRON Liverpool up to Sd inst,
showing decline Of tdto4 Id per ID. in that mar
ket during the last week. This news had the
effect of checking any further advance in our
market since then, though the business has moi
been so large rs it was during the first part of
the week, sumo large lots have changed hands.
at rates which were barely bc. below those
which prevailed before their receipt. Our fac
tors. owing to the reduced stock, the very light
receipts, and the small amount which is TO come
in during the remainder Of the season, seem
determined not to submit to any reduction. in
deed. they appear to br quite Indifferent abont
selling even al current rates, as they think the
article must improve when it is known in Eu-
rope that there will be so great falling off in the
crop. We quote extremes l04 IL cents, for
Georgia Rail Road money.
Exchange. Carolina al par, except the
notes Of the Bank Of Camden, ! a l dis.
Georgetown. j al
Commercial Bank in Columbia, dal ("
Merchants Bank at Cheraw,
Augusta Insurance and Banking Comply. par.
Bank Of Augusta, Z"
Branch State Bank ofGa., at Augusta, {"
Agency. Bank Of Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road, 3"
Mechanics Bank,
Bank of Darien G. Branches, 90 25per Ct. dis.
Bank of Hawkinsvile, Is "a 16 +"
Bank Of ST. Mary's,. 3a 5
Bank Of Milledgeville, 3a5
Bank Of Columbus, Ia a16
zI2azI. -sstntn- &c Csr-o. Sass--- pur!.
Branches Of do. in Athens, Mil
ledgevilIe, Washington, Eat
tonton and Macon, 3a5 dis.
Agency of do in Greensboro, 3 a 5
Bank of Brunswick. 3a5
Commercial Bank of Macon, 3a
Central Bank of Georgia, 16 l61
Central R. R. &. Bk'g. Co. Saw. ga
Branch Of do. Macon, 3a5
Chattahoochee r. r. G. Bank'g
Co., Columbus, 10 1G
Georgia R. r. & Blk. Co Athens, l6 l9
Insurance Bank Of Columbus, at
Macon, 3a5
Marine e. Fire Ins, Bank, Sav. az
Branch of do. Macon. 3a5
Monroe R. R. e. Bkg. Co. DO so
Ocmulgee Bank, no sale
Planters Bank Savannah, 1a2
Planters G. Mechanics Bank Co.
Iumbus, is a l6
Western Bank, IA 16
Rnckersville Banking Comply, l3 is
Drafts on New York, il a u prem.
Charleston, par a !
Savannah, 1a2 dis.
Philadelphia, 3a4
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Murder.-By gentleman directly from
Talbot county, we are informed that an at
,rocious murder was commitred in that
county OH last Wednesday night. on The
person Of gentleman by the name OF
Hammond. Murdock, house carpenter,
from Athens. has heen arrested. and is in
confinement under strong suspicion Of hav.
ing committed this crime.--Fed. ONION.
9Th utt.
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ApriI 3p,. ls41.s
g, g; :.gs:.'='i Caution

YHy0!JoURNEYM MEN TAILORS general
IL lyandto those in the country particular.
.ly. As an Advertisement in the Chronicle aud
SentipeiS0f Saturday last signed by VIM. @.
Price, Draper and Tailor, is calculatedto mis-.
lead aud may seduce other Journeymen, as
have bsenffom advantageous employment; this
caution,is intended to prevent their falling into
the same; error by informing them that the said
employeris is now attempting to put down The
wages from his old established rates; that the
full prices offered are inferior 10 country prices
generally and altogether infinitely insufficient in
the usually precarious state of our trade, for q
working mans support in the city.
JtssY. CROSS; a Journeyman Tailor.
Augusta, Ca April 20-May6 c. ia
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Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Z
Columbia, g. c., Apsils2l ilHir}

r W.
By His Ezcellsncy JOHN p. .RIcHARDsos, Esq..s
Governor and COMMANDMENTS CRsf, IN dnd
ore7 the State Of soath Carolina.
WNTHEREAS information has been re.
wv ccived at this Department, that JAMES
Rurus THuRsToN was committed to The Jail Of:
Orangeburgh District on the 18th Of February
last. on three separate charges Of Grand Lar.
ceny, and made his escape therefrom on the
18th or 10Th of March. Now know ye, that to
the end Justice may be done, aud the said James
Rufus Thurston brought tolegaltrial, lido here.
by offer reward Of, One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for his apprehension and delyetyinio
anv Jail of this State. y:s,e
Said Thurston is described as about Eve feet
nine or ten inches high. stout made and well
nroportoued, fair skin, black or Tery dark hair.
blne eyes, with portion of one Of his ears of,
scar on his forehead, and frem20 to 25years
Of age.
Given under my land and seal Of the State.
at Columbia this the 2Ist day Of. April,
r.. 3. one thousand eight hundred and forty.
one and in the sixy.ffth year Of Ameli.
can Independence.
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor:
M. L,rnRDe. Secretary Of State,
April 29. ls4l. fig
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Notice.
ENHE Estate of William V. Dunn, having
"a been left Derelict, and the undersigned
being required by m Act Of the Legislature. in
such case, to take charge Of, and settle The es.
.tate.ls All persons having demands agnnsl snid
estate will render temin, and all those indebted
to said estate, are required to make immediate
payment. OLIVER TOWLES,
0rdinary Of Edgsfeld District.
April q, 1H4l. cl3
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M O

~ 80 clY OH Ccs
nTOHN5M. SY,EATHERFORD, living
Cd onesmile and a half East Of the Red Hill,
tolls before me small mouse colored mare
MULE supposed 10 be about thirteen hands
high, and twelve or fifteen years old, some marks
of geers with stripes around the legs and across
the wetlels moves little stiff in the left hip no
other flesh marks visible. Appraised at fifteen
dollars.
JOHN HILL. r.
April SO, 1911. ,9ssHf ID
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Virginia has furnished seven Presidents
of the United States. When the remains
Of The deceased Harrison are taken there,
as is now proposed, FIVE out Of the seven
will sleep in the ''land of their fathers"
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Lost.

A NOTE Of hand, givenby Harriet Marin.
IA to N. Finch, for Eighty Five Dollars, due
25th December last. thereby forewarn all per-
sons from trading for said note.
B. R. ADDISON.
April 28. 1e41. .l3
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Bspiapain Rawls, Esq,
Postmaster ar Columbia, s. C.n'F.

ssThe public interest,"" indeed. Now,
there is not respectable man in Colum-
bia, who will maintain the truth Of this, or
that there has ever been better Postmaster
in Columbia. We have heard respectable
Wings say, again and again, tha. the Post
Office never was 80 well managed, as since
Mr.. Rawls has had control of it; aud we
firmly believe. that no Post Office in the
United States, has been better managed
That Mr.. Rawls is a decided politician,
and intelligent advocate Of republican priu-
ciples, is not denied; and need not be-
No Office could buy his principles or iber-
~ Of ofspeech,or those of any honest patriot;
and he who would sell them for any office,
is unworthy 10 hold one. Blu, he is no
electoueerer; never interferes with mems
votes. or exercises any influence beyond
the ordinary freedom Of speech; and 10
one will pretend that there ever has been
or will be any difference in his course, IN
or out of Office. Aud that he has never,
directly or indirectly used his Office parIi
ally, in any way, or made any distinctions
in il between friends or opponents, we feel
confidently assured. This is all the Gov
ernment has particle Of fright to require
of him, and that this has been his course,
we have heard respectable Wings admit,
again aud again.
"Again: His removal is not mere refu-
sal to re-appoint, a, the expiration of his
term for to that, We could make no OBJ
lection but an actual turning out, aoithout
cause, long before the end OF his term.-
(See the remarks of our correspondent
.'Macou," on this point He was reap
pointed and commissioned for four gears,
from the 2nd of July last, when his pre-.
yious term expired and though the Presi.
den, has an undoubled right To remove him
for cause founded ia abuse Of Office, yet we
utterly deny the right to remove. as in
this case, i0ithout cause: And the charge,
10ithout proof or specification, that "the
public interest" required bis removal, if in.
tended, as it may be construed, 10 imply
any official misconduct, or anything derog-
atory TO bis character, as an officer. man,
or citizen, We believe to be wanton,
unfeelipg, and unwarrautable slander Oh an
old, faithful, honest and incerruptible Off
Ger, man, aud citizen.
"That this shameless removal has been
effected by Colonel Preston, and solely for
opinions sake, we presume no one can or
will doubt! And is not this small bust
ness, TO say the least of it. for United
States Senator. and one who publicly and
solemuly pledged himself, in Charlestou,
to '.proseribs prescription" Ye, it is ola
piece with all his pledges-be who has for
years been prescribing South Carolina, in
rhe Senate-hsK yoIe, her voice, her inter-
est, and her principles !-he who evident
lyhas mol forgiven the Postmaster w no " as
toohonesl to wink al his abuses ofhis frank
ing privileges, and who, when assaied by
him 10 lhe Senate, exposed the gross assault,
in The manner il deserved.
But even suppose it was wrong. (which
we utterly deny.) for Post Master to ex-
press openly, bis honest and we'll known
principles and orinions;:i that any rca-
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1880 $500 PROPOSALS
For Publishing by subscription, At Edgefeld, c. III.
A Semi.Monthly Agricultural Paper, entitled
The Plough Boy.
HN presenting to the public Prospectus OF
a an Agricultural Paper, the subscriber is well
aware Of the many objections which will be
started against it; such rs often righten the most
sanguinesand generally terminate the existence
of such periodicals, before their intrinsic value
is fully made 10 appear. Knowing all the in.
conveniences which must necessarily arise, in
bringing Duta work of this nature; but, having
received assurances from number Of gentle
men, well skilled in the Science of Agriculture,
of their assistance in his undertaking; he hopes
10 be enabled to nurse il through its infancy,
and by. the aid ofour enlightened AgricuIturis:s,
he has but little fear that it will eventually reach
maturity Sr
That such work is wanted, in this section
of our country, none will deny. No Agricul-
tural paper is at present published this State,
and those published at distance, are difficult
of access. to- most Of our Planters and Farmers,
90 acc0nnt. nf the heavy charge Of postage, and
uncertainty Of the mails.
THEP PLouaH BoY will be entirely devoted to
Agriculture, and all exertious will be made to
give sbest selections from other papers, and
10 obtain Original Communications from our
oldest Planters and Farmers, on that subject
No paihswili be spared to make it a complete
Text Bod for Southern Agriculturists.
Sa,s - - {ts5s-s,s.. VIM. F. DURISOE.
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NEyy G0ODS.

YEYHE Subscribers are now receiving their
y. Spring and Summer Stock Of Goods,
which they will dispose of on reasonable terms,
and-invite their customers and the public, to
call and examine before, purchasing elsewhere.
-. BRYAN &, MINOR. !.
T! EugeneIu e. IT., Hpri1-TT;I IIoTr: u TT
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ESTRAYED

HNROM the Subscribers plantation, OH Tin
III, ker Creek, on lhe 9th instant, dark bay
horse Mule. three years old. He had a black
streak across his we,hers and his name was
trimmed. Whoever can give any information
Of said Mule, will confer a favor, By wridn 5
the subscriber at Wilington Post Ofice: 2
ELIZABETH HkCKSON.
Barnwe!l, Apr! 20, lst1. d. II
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The U. S. Gazette, says that there were
1880 persons counted in the Funeral Pro-
cession in Philadelphia, and many besi des
had left tie ranks on account Of the bad
weather.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A Sale.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Mary Tomkins. Applicant.
VS. VIM. Hill and wife, and
others, Defendants.
ET appearing to my satisfaction tha. William
Il ! Hill and wife, Eliza, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits Of this State. 1t
is therefore ordered, that they do appear and
object to the division, or sale of the real estate
of Stephen P. Tomkins deceased, on or before
the second day Of August next or their consent
to the same will be entered ofrecord.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this 18th
day Of April. le4l
OLIVER TOWLEs. o. e. D.
April 90, 1e41 (S10 s71) m 1o
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Lost.

Lost.
YEN HE Undersg gned has lost Note Of hand,
-H for one hundred and ten dollars, on Ma.
thaniel Ramey and John Presley, dated some
time about The last of January, ls4I, and due
cautioned against trading for the said note.
WASHINGTON B. HUDSON.
April 29, 1s41. b. 13
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06

In Hamburg. on Tuesday evening the 27ll
ult., by the Rev. MIR. Hntchings, MIR. JAMES NJ
RoBlSsoN, Junior Publisher Of the Journal,
to Mrs. ELIZA A. GREENE.
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A. B. ARNOLD, Nj. D.
Lowndsvillc, 8. c., April Sd, ls41.

hereby certify from personal experience,
that the .Abbeville Mineral Springs Waters arc
excellent for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints
Il was taken there in the last stages of Dys.
pepsia end Liver Complaint, when given ont
nfall hopes Of living, both by my relations and
several Physicians who had attended mel
stayed ut the Springs six or seven weeks each
year for three years, and now am able 10 at
lend TO the most Of my domestic affairs. CON
slider the AbbeviIle Mineral Springs preferable
to any of the East Tennessee Waters, for l
had tried them well previous 10 attending the
above said Springs.
Given under my hand this 5,h day of April,
1sIl. JAMES 'IIUEY.
April %, l541. fl2
o The Augusta Chronicle, Washington
News, Edgefeld Advertiser and Columbia
South Carolinau, will publish the above six
times (weekly) and forward their accounts 10
Lowndsville. to NJ. Young, Treasurer.
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More ffosersptio BY thelastC Co!um-
bia papers.Ws hnds that Benjamin 3 avis.
9 Esqr., Postmaster ofthat town, has been.
removed, !, to make roomfor one Of the lead
ing Whigpartizans, Capt. 4. Il. GLADDEN..
I We have seen a letter from Columbia, on
i the eubjsct of the removal, which speaks
Z Of The late P osltnaster in the highest terms,
( as gentlemanto whom there could have
been no cause ofcomplainl, except his be-
Z ing perseyereing Democrat, and having
attended 100 strictly 10 the duties ofthe Of
s3fce, thereby creating some few enemies
!. among The Wings, and caused the dsplea-
sure Of the great and,mighty Preston.
The letter states My old;frieud aud
good Republican, Benjamin tawls, Esq,
l,as been removed from the Post Office in
Z this town, aud Captain A. H. GLADDEN. APP
! pointed to 6ll bis place; there were no
! reasons assigned, that has been made pub
lie, only, tha, the President thinks "tae
public interest will be promoted by
change of Poslmaster's in Columbia, S. C."
Now, in my mind, Mr.. Preston thinks that
his interest will be promoted. by putting
1 the Captain in the Office, and in that way
s sremunerate him for the trouble he took in
getting up certain Barbecue dinner, and
distributing Ogle's speech throughout our
district, during the late contest. The Cap
! tain is gen,lemanIy man, and of the five
applicants for the office, think the best
competent TO discharge the duties of il,
but expec, he will find it hard 10 obey
s;the edict Of his new masters, $50 far
shalt thou 60, and no farther as he is ex-
tremely fond Of being thought apoli,ician.
I You are unacquainted with The Captain,
!, bu, by reminding you ofa remark made by
you, whilst here last fall, on the day OF
the Preston Barbecue, you will 10 doubt
recollect him: ",here is man not satis-
fed 10 walk, but seems determined to ride
into Office" Our worthy er cffcio Presi-
dent, in his address, wished the people to
: believe he was opposed TO removing Off
GERS for opinion sake, but here be has
:. acted differently, by removing Mr.. :Rawls,
who, believe, never did more than express
his opinion by the ballot box. and appoint.
ing one who Marshaled the Tippecanoe
Club of our town, and eleclioneered on all
occasions by day or night; but this, like
all our er.ofcio Presidents promises and
acts, will he found wanting, when weigh
ed in the balance Of ofjuslice."
We extract from the Carolinian of the
18th ul'., The following:
GENERAL Posi- OFFICE,
April 10, 1871.
"SIR:-l have been instructed by the
President of the Uuited States. to inform
you that in his opinion. the public interest
will be promoted by change of Posrmas.
ter al Columbia. S. G.
"Your obdt. servr.,
rs s.,y-,i "FR.SGRANGER.
BspisRia Rawls, Esp.
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Mineral Springs.

EYHIS ESTABLISHMENT il now in
q complete order for the reception of visit.
ors, and il extensively provided with every &C.
commodalion and comlnrt which persons in
search OF health OF recreation, can desire. Dir.
and Mrs. Lawhow, who are charged with rs
snperinlendancc, are eminentIy qualified to
give Satisfaction, and the Directors can prom
ise that as good table and as clean and COM
modious rooms will be furnished, as are to be
had ut any watering place in the United States.
These Springs arc situated in healthy aud ro-
mantle region in the North Western corner Of
Abbevillc District. near the Anderson line, and
the place is as perfectly exempted from autumn
nal fevers as any place in our Mountains. The
waters are confidently believed to be equal to
any in the UnitcdSiates, in all cases of chronic
disease of the liver and other glands, and Of
chronic Inflammation in any part Of the systcm
lin cases of dyspepsia and sick head ache they
have been singularly etficacious, having inrari
ably given relief whenever adequately tried.
In these cases they may be almost considered
a specific, as well as in diseases oftlic skinahd
nrinar, organs. A Hack will be regularly run
during tho season from Abbeville C. H., which
is "a miles distant, to carry passengers coming
to that place in the Stage.
BY THE DIRECTORS.
= e. H
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hereby certify from personal Sobseryatoa,
that the water OF the :Abbeyille Mineral Springs
is sngularly serviceable in all cases of chronic
inAanmaiinn and elandnlar nh.irncii Z. IL
does not appear to possess any highly sstimula-
ting or direc ttonic properties bntimparts tome
to The whole system indirectly byit wonderful
eifecfin wearing out inflammation, and in cor.
rectng the secretions of oil the glands of the bo-
dy A few Summers ago, sent a patient 10
the Springs labouring under chronic gaalrs,s,
age, and to my surprise the case was speedily
cured by the use OF the water alone.s Subse.
guently to the above case, sent another pa.
tent to the Springs who was reduced very low
by uterine obstruction and chronic inaammn-
ton. with pulse up to about l20 beats in, the.
minntei she was soon entirely restored so
health, by light diet and the use Of the water
without any Medicine whatever. x =.
A. B. ARNOLD, NJ. D.
Lowndsrillc, 8. c., April Sd, 1s4I.
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Teras.-The national debt Of, Texas
consisting of bonds, treasury notes, DC, is
!, 900 100 dollars The amountSof one
years taxes is. estimated at l,O0O,O 900
dollars; and The. expenses Of the govern
ment for the same period 100000 dollars,
par money.-N. 0. Picayune.
Sloues.-The Texan Congress have
passed law, which has been approved by
the President, forbiddiug the, sale Of any
slaves, or indentured free negroes under
any process of law, except it be under a
decree Of cour, for the final settlement. Of
a deceased persons estate. No creditor
can, by any process, force the sale of the
negroes of his debtor.-Ib. ~
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The only items of the least interest by
the arrival Of the Great Western are the
confined dulIness inihe cotton marketand
the: :non-arrival in England Of the Pres5-
dent steamship. The latter is The cause OF
great anxieiy and there lis 100 much rea.
son,lo believe lhalssome serious accident
has produced the delay. The Prssi.
dent had:been ouls26 days AT the sailing Of
the Great Western.-C Charleston Mercury.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16
BY SANFORD N WILSON.
H 7777I I--T-77
 Y .t aI

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PUBLIC HOUSES.

IyA EUTAW HoUsE-Ths HotcI is nov Ei open, and ready 10 receive company as usual. Every eNerlion the par, of thu subscriber shall he sed to please those who may favor him with their patronage. JAMES PENNOYER.
 J. P. formerly comm' nded the steamboat Neptune,
 nnN 30 qlKnlo
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VNYPE, PRESSES, INK, &c.-'The undersign- 1 ed, Agents for Messrs Wm. lIagar Co.'S uki established Type and Stereotype Foundry, are pre- pared to receive orders for all descriptions of Tyre, plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all other materials used in printing.
 Specimen Books, comprising large variety of new Type and Ornaments, can be seen at the store, corner of Water and Cont streets.
 decS VIM. II. BUNNEI.L & co.