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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
YOU'LL sTo oS%KE TrnE EsoTTSSTHY WITH

IL true that have sold nearly three hundred p,po
fofes in The course VI Few years, and one wouI p
pose t'ai so large number would have q tendency 10
STOCK ~ least parts II the cyuptry, but lar ir.o
eucn state Or hugs would traiy hru. about dc
clno ln The nurhcr NJ instruments sold stn truly aty
lhst me qutnty nj Pianos ao Nv This ias be- en-
unu9uay large, aud never have sold many instruments
w the came length ~ time A. have done during tho pre-
sent seaGuu ~
ask 90 one % dcpcnd upon ny word only Tor n qu lily
Of my Pianos, bur Try them and sec andhesr wit mes
n p SaSI WV
IN lu CIV Potersbutg, Va
CT. CKolN SUGAR. 20 hhds st. CroiI sUEar, JUS,
aa WORKMAN, NeGRUDER co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
CuARLOTTESyILLE FEMALE
a IL. y

NJ Trustee ar" happy spTrze the public thai this
Institution b. IN very Pre- speTous CONDITION.. IN,
nlinoeT 81 students during the which has lust
minated was cous''taus larger that HAT % ny Previous
sesa'cn- ard the examination high degree sat ta.
Inc next session wI c0umoac" the ,lsy OF ron
t"nber and close on lhr IL ay % Juy following An
siHahcH u ic srhun w tIsr place the Ipits0u o.
h'c months uut u vacation VOL hc granted uauitie whole
riipl %" ten upHi- .4TTs~. No scholar will b. rec.y.
.i gra shorter period nu fye months, nor III any lie.
1cuh To" mad" except Iu cases vi prJiTlcicd sickness
'F arrangements tot THE accommodation Of D ari-I
nave hetn greatly cECatt ard Improved
Tue nsiItaiiouIs Conducted by Rev WIN White WIN
sas el ny three ades Of the highest Intellectual and
moral endowmcnts.
The tsfInsf pcriDd Of five months are a. Flows
board nc u'ius every pcTrO1si Accommodation $50 ~
lnsitu uuu IN atrc branches o. a thorough In.
EiSh tovrs". including Botany, Rhetoric, Che.
u!'s'fN, NaiuIai, Intellectual aud Moral Phloso.
ply c.. m
TIE Latin Greek ant French Languages and Geo.
4, lnstry, 10 N
nI>i'- l"cILi me Use OF instruments, 10 ~
Painting and B.aS.ug, 20
Gre, prcmptui- should be observed in entering on
Isl OF september Ortre - OF February The want
occasions serious the teacher aud toes
I" the pI.l For adIiuual information, address Cust
pal'j ne EcT " Wake. -iihsr OF the
{ Char. sy'lC. JOHN r. JoNESl
4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
BY INLoEs a BRorHER.

90 FRIDAY MORNING, July 3Oh, commencing n, 10
ocIS We wiseu in front Of our store. several sSd.
/ "''N''' La u, Aucts.
" In consequence 81 he accumulation Of Good. =,
our regular sales shall In fifuTs devote Wens., -
eaeh week @Ieusively the sale HoTses Cow. Ni.s
Ju . d Il, Aueis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

NOT1CE.-h young Man about twenty -hree years
OF Of small statue with number OF bumps
puppies m ms lace, snd very long hair, lei Char
lottesvl e. NonIay the 9Th Instant, wih soTsc
Horse san"ic, budr aud -aidc bass, aud gold wlich
aud guard noncof which belonged him The horse has
blaze face white hind hts nose aud white
foot have been pauted blick The horse years
oil does not pace, but fat The saddle Is
plain, and made by VI Wolf uT On ITlot esvle Tie
bride Is OF double leather With brass bit ivory rings
on the maTtngsl The yOunE fpui % showing Slight
ohand tricks, aud H. gCoi carriage aud
lie once made tuh.cco boxes Ia Richmond fu MIR Hiram
Harris, under he employ Incut NJ Jos AaTim.
Will Civ" twenty dollars dsliyc
~ OF the huss n. the Exchange Hotel will be for
DAY uT two. II IN believed that his intention Juin
show. GRANVILLE r OWENS
Ju - a Char oft. sville.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

lhE subscriber wishes 10 dispose ofa his property IN
Nr-IuI privately. u can toe done aivanar cuusy;
II not, publicly IN 90 days rom this date u sold public
~ the time, terms q c. will be future advertise.
mcnt, aud dny wishing privately can know
the terms 10y application my brother Beverly Hem Al
Subjects -, P1whiiau 60 Va
lt Nv Plantation on james River, called DOVER
THIS "stic iS iu the county of Gorrhan. ant Is too
well known IN require description u contains about ltu
acres Bnui which are first rate low grounds. Also the
STOCK NJ Murs HuTsts, farming utensils utCvrry o. and
me forage and provisions hand. There were Coo bush
rr- Of wheat seeded uu this Farm this year
~ Ny Furiu in Che, tcrfcIi, called ST IEGER con.
tanning about 30 acres with the stock at an kinds
Girls. ~
ih. My interest In the Gslcgo Mrs-iho Corn Mil nd
Joining the above Water power attached and mum
her Of apiacent lots, lying between the Basin the Cry
NJ RICHMOND Shuckor Warehouse and the Old Locks of
the James RIVER Company
9th. Two Tcncmcrts on Church Hin, in the City n Rrh
m"ud which eau %" described "a application TO Mr.. Thos
Carter OF SAID City. JOHN uETH
....I Ill L. ...-..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
CAHnIAGIs. nRituUCuEs, BUGGIEs
AND SUI.ISIES.

TUE sub7orhcT has q hs Coach shop, Market street,
a between thr OH NaTKct aud Saabro1ks Warehouse
tRchmonlJ Coaches, ChlrIioccs. Blruuchcs Burfics
Hud SuIscs ui his own make, Of the hest wotkmnnnhp
aud materials all Of which he will sell the loves prices
| 10 suit the umCg.
! +. s-Rcparing done usual In q best manner
/ shurtC 50 time and lowest terms
| ~ > r2awiw MICNINH MANGuN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

II IAN AWAY f-om the subscriber, 10 Eichuiond Va
" on tn -1tlt inst, negro 10y the II non
nAhER, the pro cry IT Nr Ahrtu uak,r Wilmington.
North Cotpa, SAID negro Is between 10 aud ~ years
age about "tcrtN OF inches IN height; black
SPEAKS rather slow. Ten dollars IL uf-Ir Tor his
apprehension aud confinement m Ja thar subscTi.
Notrh Carolina. 10 gg-,Gi'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

ie 2g-ctds PATTICK N Prize

DERMiI a." 60 plIcc Piano Fore IN your lou So upon
return 70 before paying forit
Will ask On" above named privilege 1n1 shall nsider
a hvuTl a. such as dcstrnrS purchasing really
go' Piano Enrtes An individual n'jnc valuable an
ariel" a. fnuO, certainly would accept such an offer
the above. r. r. NASH
lO--rtt p,f,rs.I,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
TUE nUFFALO SPRINGS.

TUE srssau fr ,isrr. h-sr springs will romrrcrrs
4 shout rHr -fh uf fhr present month. dune IN,
nc- u'I r'Isrss of fhr "asrs atr trr well snyvn 10
f.uufrH uinu.r Ur-rrI.I.u 'rHUIrHrs Uf thFIf Hr0r
t.1 'h,f- .n mtr diseases 1n1 especially Jhs diseases
incident f' females Hui children, ruuH De nHfsir,I p
aHuu tuJU Nu no .a No. med rssIry tH fIa waters
have been analysed lui their tIHgs ssIcd y the host
p..1 siCaus iu ulry, who have published tfr rr.4
with their opinion, from uYr fn tUc Those WHO nav
wish fH visit watering places .ur health. stc frsrc.fffy
rrcrirl f' rCrsuus Mo have heretofore used these W.
tore l1 fHn." whose object wry He recreation and
amusement iho proprietor taxes pleasure aging That
nH p1us mall hr spared hs uart o. a1rf mem sysry
nriuy attain their wish Every preparation. C af-uts.I
feb render .ur piece auIF, snail g. made ami yf,
attention Isl 10 iugy bestowed.
ic @5-oiw JOIN W. BRoNpprs
MA. CARY SEARS ks YOU arc not an ph tEit51i
W of this Saf' AVID required by law 0 give Won
notice fhrHulh fle newspapers NJ The ur hud nsre of
tkug deposit. us In Huf 90 whieh yyu arc psft, we
60 hereby monty ycu that Thu, dav tho 34h cav ol
september mex, hciwccr the hours of % zcIu,k, "
sod o'clock VI q Glouccstei Count House We shall
tske The dispositions oflfnry sears and ohers o. read
whence boz CHsc depending Iu tic Cfcdt SUPERIOR
Court law sud Chancery, SIR Coucestcr county where
~ are psntH and you add uthcIs arc dsendsnts ana
fftom any the DISPOSITIONS arc rot tsksn on tL,
day, or being commenced are not eomplsfed ~ shall
continue the lsking the from dty dsy unl hey
are completed wM. u. sMiTHA co
ju3 Wow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
RICuARp ARCHER. rrmslcc.

ITO JOHN MIURE Sir You will take .roucc
that ai'al on FRIDAY the bl 'iay of July nest, lee
>tween the hours NJ \ O'Clock, A. Abl O'Clock,
procec NJ the Utc" OF Robert {: the cay DT Rich
mont to take the dclcEuons OF WIN Mtnd"T, Jr ani
others, TO he read evidence In the aud
from the taking Of tho ali dcpo- nns shall
be Completed on The ay ao'Cssi the taxing the coz will
toe continued 90 TIE neat by attha plHrc ani be.
tween the same hluts am your ohc,t"n' servant -
je ll-c2,wt.lrJu WILLIAM NANDER p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

AiSII ING CARDS, ON fine white Porcelain:
BALL TICKETS, on Gilt or Embossed Paper:
Together with every description of ORNA
MENTAL PRINTING, in Gold and Silver
Bronze, and on Satin for framing
ss'Orders from distance, with cash inclosed, or
GUY reference, will be PunclualIy attended to- and
Forwarded. S-rPrices moderate. in % n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

\ nN.N' LADY. who has hal several vs,r., .,,.-
-, '.,,', '9 isaeh and can come well reeoumsntsI
~ wy NNlN aHi Intellectual ult'fca Wishes slfys,,,
az .N isfu.ireaa Dol private tBry or tq IN sssst,, III
u.ls ttnlc seminary .n Nrrra. she is 1nsii6e,i ~
- IVY sI a.ui me hrtnC hes usually regarie a. r,o
I''pa hnsa"I ieni.- sfucauon. AppJ 70 q C,i,
D.. fn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

II the sales be not completed the first day they will
be con'tnu"d ir"u dly o. day, Uur,l completed
JAMES rENRCE, Agent.
VIM w. th.ueutrn, Ser~"i uf th' I1mr> E.y r &
Esrlwa UmpIuN, 30 hereby rcfy that James pr.rrr.
w",e meme - subscribed tne foregoing s'yprtiscr,u r
= TO" Agent NJ 90" said Company, tuy 10y the
iI's'"t dni D."cior-, {" make sale pf the Stuck ui
lnqurni Stockholders from time may bc en-.
ciu"russIy. pursuant 10 tc provision 6i the On trt,r
Ia 2i--dG c2Iwiw w n CuITTENDES
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES
" vTur OF deed oftTut executed the suhscrtb -
~ on the 1T iay Of February, 1873 Toy James ui.gason
% secure the pay meutof certain debts therein mentioned
and iuy recorded IN the Clerks once OF the County
out Of Hanover, VIC will offcT publicly 10 Tie
inquest b'dcT for cash, the premises on the 2R' tay
Of jay ISL the ractO OF Land which the said .sas0n
resides lying In the upper cod of County Hanover
adjoining the Lands OF DaVii Rcr solomon Harris AMI
ncrs an' c"Hisnug 80 acres bc the . less
~ tic same time aud place ami upan the same terms
Lnhby virtue Of the soid deed shall SCH publicly fn
The highest bidder the slaves conveyed by the said c
10 vi, Negro man Frank. Negro man John. / negro
man George, ! named Edmund aud Winston, Ne rn wn.
man Berry, and boys Peer add Page, and Woman
Lucy dud ihtrc children. FouHnc Nancy aud Davy, 10
sciher With the Increase Of the females nee the e OF
the said deed.
Acting as Trustees, shall convey only such title as d,
vested IN Us by tie deed Aforesaid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

L"csburc Academy. Cass tn be Drawn 81 Alexandra.
on SATURDAY, thr ~ e. inst Capitals slu q. lUtUn Fpi
tHI ira. tp. 2fu, Fi1, % OF 1000 o., of f,u &c IA
Nus-l} irawuuut UckC.s slu
fu - fsffasratN ~ .prr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
RIVER VIEW

This is also 6nc Plantation, containing about 800 acres
90 ~ which low grounds Of good quality There sr,
NJ cleared Land including low grounds about 25O arres
ami large portion Of the wood land BE- 6Ts rac Tobacco
aui, THIS Plantation is also well Get n clover Al fbf
Plantations arc well wafcrcd
The above des'i ia,d Plantations have been worked IN
several Years a. one Plantation anil unIct that az.
rsnaemtni Any person wishing fine Estltc in healthy
region, vii ros,ihy find Ito his interest % examine mis-
IfftHs sac One ioufth OF he purchasc money viii
- rcqmred a. the Time Of sae--and 6r the due =
crsdu Of l4and years equal nstsmsris will BE- riyen
me paynens 70 be secured by deed Of rus the PRO
perry Possession will be given aihc end n the present
year with the privilege Of sowing small grain the usual
"a 9,-elSv9m us LANcHoRNE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
yYR4TE'O.N ~ CBFFECE.

~ ForaTEznFn fTaEal.
Istt'l the world say wustfncycan,
fnf selling uritcr ftra,tuu's tlr usA
Drawing Of Wr'Irburr Lottery. No 0i-Iny qeh:
= ~ Sc q 81 IS % II % rs % 81.
Ticket Noe ~ % Co. another auoI ptzr, sold snf esshed
~ STRATrUN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

HnPhtNsNILLE, POWHATAN COUNTY
IHE SchNUl 90 the above place will reopen on WE'D.
NESDAN the 18Th o! September next Per-cns WI h.
,as 10 c!Huuca'e VIII a., will direct 10 Marlborough
Post Oalcc, CAellcTEo.J.
ju 9--lawiw vTRRIy
~ The Petersburg Inicligoncsr Will publish the
above ADJ cruise ueui iOT 4 weeks.
I He next session of MIDWAY ACADEMY will COM
mcncc on tGs kEG ct August Lnd fcruis.te tle .Tt
oi Idne following. In lliuu % the branches usually
lanch' a. TINS lus hutton, special attention will be psit Ia
bugu~h Literature. PA ens AMI giariaus are ragIesf-
To furnish th"iT sons ant wars, Sgh Rahcrrsou'- 10.
~ 81 Charles TIE IN, AMI Robesours History OF scot,
iandi or with Ilums.- History ~ England
TERMS
Board Sclulu= every thing, ior the session Of ten
m9h,hs sls1 %
loss2Phy 80 %
The sm""u' charged fni ROAD and Tuition payable In
all cases. Gs.i.y raIIy. tn dtvauc-.
Letters addressed lpOsfpaI.N either Of us AZ Char
lpuesyil!c, giN be prOmpriy attended %.
CHARLES X g. SLAUGHTER
IN 10 w an ALEXANDER DUKE.
~ Enquirer request ed % cory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

VIII be sold, SATURDAY ala t,St.n, =, , A..
i Ha, s,osr so@nsr.inE alto several sae AMI
Horses isa very hne riding Mare Of spod blood '''
~ - u III a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
RnI.I.ING.S CREEK

This estate fg rcgtrI 10y fc best rJlss of Proprrfv
90 De- interior OF rome James RIVER o. contains 81
HcrIs ~ ut which low Erpuuis and SEC an land sf
Che tucr s bro woris except about 20 sores most of de-
uur learcd land ts enc THbn. CO land
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
49,, LAND FOR SALE.

AtlI BE 81. '' ne highest bidder t,n m. ,r.r.,
- .le '-n ~ OF Augusi, ny Farm IN he Comm, ~
ArnI ne' .nui'gt on the south.sfe Of N.ff.rs ~ ~
hIe rom Bow log Green, IA miles fros, A. ,tisl
~, ".' on tnc hclm nd r,dcric ssbfrr P,,o,. F,i
,..N ooll.lNns ~ recent survey COS seres al ebeh
'' y ...ou lin,l " ~ deemed nnnscerssry 10 .si.r
' ~ Ay.ItAc dis rpion OF sad Farm AZ r.. go
.Nrs anu WV only ~ int this Farm i sItu.isd in -
49, W "ee thboufhOOds IN Nirrinfa Nv Pes, Oees b
Nntns caroline County, Persons visbj,s III ...ss -
wv, IHss by ,Leuer viii Be promptly susnsodto
-lu Io-eAWils NIL JoGFs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
NEWSPAPER, BOOK, JOB AND

, = y . = EGGNTGN g.
EFThe assortment OF TINS BorJrrs C',,s g.
x, are Of the mos. fashionable cast. and many adj
dHonS having been made of late render the csiab-
Ishmcnt complete and capable OF doing any kind Of
Printing that can be done elsewhere. He will print
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

A 4 c"irr of the PTcsiient aud Directors on tie
~ Louisa Raj RnNi Cptrutrs, tnuisa Gouu House
Tu~-,a-. 'hr . IN day Of july, 1871:
RsSo!rsd, Thai the Treasurer collect by mo.
uou al iuc Stockholders fCm whom the
money h" ode thtiuTc pai by let DAY of Oco.
Der aud tina copy OF resolution be published
tJT thC inormat ~ of oil concerned.
By order the Board
ia - &C lawgw NATHANIEL THOMPSON Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
GEORGE = YATES,
COM ISSION ENTS,
M. -, Gsrm4H street, baltimore,
OTTER FOR SALE, BIT the PACKAGE,

OTTER FOR SALE, BIT THE PACKAGE,
BHITI~u GOODS
(NLOTHS, CASSIMERl.S, and VEsTlNCs Of all colours
~ aud siNlcs
o. MERINOs, corJ ant black, and Other woRsTEp
Gods
BLANKETS, Of all descriptions
Low WOuLiENS, Tor Negro Clothing
CANVAS PADDING and other dundee LINENS
PINS, oi van. ~ styles
PRINTS, hinil. black and white SC m great variety
RAWORlHS SPOOL COTTON, Of ,hc various G'yIc .,
&c &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS
PRINT, from The Peunepa'k Works; alzn, from tho
Franklin, Eagle" IvcUon, aud other Eastern wurss-cIn-
sIsnt supplies Cach
BLENtHED GOODs-Lons Cloth, beoti~I and calen-
dcTrn finish, the UEbTce Mills Liruir Corurauy
Dcdham rnd other mills
RkDNNN COrrONS-Brunswick, Deil.n. and ofbrrs
shIlNETrS, CLOTHS, FLANNELS. LiN~EVS, COT.
TON HDKES, &C &c. iv.T Ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

SAhAroGA WATER in pini and quar- Io,,,s.
- receiyed tresh, snd for fale, by ~ '
oS LYELL, JOHNSTON LrEiI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

ISAAC LYON. Practical Printer. would re-.
SPsciiuhy inform hIs frlenis and the public gene
rally, that, as Agent for his father J,cE Iy5S bc
has undertaken the mana cement of the Printing Es-
iahlshmen; lately owned by MIR John : Gallaher,
and known rs the Woman Book and Job O4ice.
where he Is prepared to execute with neatness and
despatch, any kind of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
SALES Al AtICr.ON
BY ROBERT HILL co.

VIII he sold FRIDAY bsb ,,., I'm f,,,, ~, -
Auction store, variety Of IIousrholI ans k,rI.n 81
nitute, Groceries, kc con ssfins Of = ~
Bureaus, Tables
be'i-teais Cots. MatrcEzr.
Chars, Rocking DO
Bacon Hog Round, soap
- Tobacco, Lemons, SAIL &C.
~ ~ n. n Co Amen,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
BOOK AND JOB
printing @ffltf,

On Iff4 Nr'fF- 0rcr he Ccrir0f TGrrrr and N.
rce'iy opposite H. ~ &. J. j. Fry 4. Col
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30
SITUATION AS FA1ALE TF,r,,,,
WANTED

Ree52og gordP o. cuDcper co SSTHSE MORTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-30

aJsI IS Burnt ntdiDary Post Once, Jnnrs Jy Go Va
rt.a.nnAa. lnnr }lh. 1911. ln i-,tI..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-25

4 College Afaar.-The Baltimore Sun
oflhe 10Th inst, says that a most disrepu-
table scene took place on Monday, at 81.
Mary's College, in thar city, calculated to
bring disgrace on the perpetrators. tap
pears that one of the students from the
Eastern Shore, during thai day. gave or
ders 10 white womon employed there as
a servant, to take pitcher Of waller 10 his
room, when she informed him that his
room did not come under her care, where.
upon the student seized a pitcher the SER
want had in her hand, and broke it over
her head. For this conduct he was i'm
media,eIy elected from the college by the
President, The other students, il appears,
took offence at the just and peremptory
orders Of the president, and while they
were all a, lea on that evening, most Of
The young springs, no doubt as previously
agreed upon, suddenly rose, threw the
dishes on the floor, upset the tables, break
ing them and the chairs 10 pieces, and
grossly insulting the officers oflhat excel
lent college. High conslablcs Michel and
Cook were sent for, and order restored,
since which fifteen of the most active in
this disgraceful affair have been expelled
the institution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-25
From the Camden Journal.

Mr.. ErIroR-For the amusement Of your
renders, and that they may reflect upon the
wonderful changes going on in our country, l
send you few items extracted from the Table
of Exports from Charleston from November,
1885, 10 November, 1887.
Barrels Rice, 6l ,73i half barrels do. 5,se2i
hogsheads Tobacco, S, ,d93; casks Indigo, z, ,7s3;
hogsheads Deerskins. 205; bales do. IL; Rae
coon skins, 767; Otter skins. IL; hogshead Bea-
yer skins, ]; bale do. /; box do. !; pounds do
e75; bag Wool, i; bags Cotton, 81: pounds DO
l3I bushels Corn, 29,Oes; irkins Butter, LII: :
barrels Beef, 362; barrels Pork l76i boxes
Soap, $50; hides Leather, 25o; sides do. 4,2l2
Bricks, 81 900; Reeds, I2l 600; Horns. $500.
Hunting must have been pretty much OF
business in those days, and Cotton field
curiosity in South Carolina. a, y,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-25
CA UTEON.

YENO Vendors and Retailers OF spiritpous IL
IL qnors without licence, in the End Bat
talon, 10Th Regiment, Sonth Carolina Militia.
Whereas, this Board hns received informa-
ton that different persons in various places in
scid Battalion, are selling spirits under three
gallon Inv, believed to be in force in this State;
and the Board knowing there is no such laws
in force. hereby gives notice tha, such retailers
are liable to Indictment by any person, and
hopes that all such vendors or reaors will in
future dcsi., from the unlawful rafIicl in spir-
tuons liquors, and save the Board from the
painful necessity prosecuting yio!alors ofthe
laws how in force in this State, in regard to re-.
taing spirituous liqurs. By order Of the
Board.
Second Section OF the Acts of 1s35.-Evory
vendor or retailor Of spirituous liquors, who
shall clandestinely. or behind, or within any
screen, boothe, or other place Of concealnlcnt,
exchange, give deliver, sell, or retail any spir-
ituous liquors, shall upon conviction, be fined
in sum of not less than fifty dollars nor more
than two hundred dollars, according 10 the dis
cretion Of the presiding Judge, &c.
ROBERT BRYAN,
Clerk Of the Bonrd.
Feb. IS. 1Si1. 3
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South Carolina Bar association.
The Anniversary Meeting of this Associa-
tion, held in the Library Room, Charles
ton, on Saturday the 9th inst, The follow
ing elections were made for the ensuing
year.
Hon. DAVID JOHNSON, President.
JAS. l.. CAN'T, Librarian, Secrcta-
~ and Treasurer.
Standing Committee.-R. Ycadon. Jr.,
ESQ.,. Chairman. Hon. B. F. Daukin. A,
C. Magrath, Esq, G. B. Eckhard, Esq,
John Phillips, Esq.
On motion.
"ResoLued. That the thanks of the As.
sociation 5e rendered to p. Phillips. Esq,
Of Mobile, Alabama, for the Digest of
Cases. decided in The Supreme Court of
Alabama, and TO WIN. Rice, Esq. for his
Equity Reports, presented to the Asso-
citation, and that the Librarian oe directed
to address those gentlemen suitable letters
Of acknowledgement on behalf Of the AS
socialion."
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Jrs E<n-~~y U----:--. 80 ,'Iis iauy is
soon expected 10 occupy the White House"
al Washington, amy thing relating to her
history will he gratifying to the public.
After the severe and desperate battle of
miami, in 1891, Gen Wayne went to the
Atlantic States in 1874, leaving General
Harrison in command Of Fort Washington,
now Cincinnati. The next year Captain,
Harrison married the daughter Of Judge
John Cleve Symmes-who was born at
Riverhead, Long Island, and removed in
early life TO New Jersey, where he mar
riel the daughter Of Gov. William Liv-
inglon, and was soon after one of the AS
suciate Judges Of the Supreme Court of
that Stale. In 17S7he became the pro-
prietor Of she maimi purchase" of near a
million Of acres, and removed 10 that eoun-
try.
Mrs. Harrison was educated at East
Hampton, Long Island, and when young
was esteemed Lady ofsreal personal and
mental accomplishments. A writer for
the National Portrait Gallery for 1886,
thus speaks of her: "She is distinguished
for her bcnevolence and piety; and all who
know her view her with esteem and atIec-
ton. Her whole course through life, in
all It's relations, has been characterized by
those qualifications that complete The char
actcr Of an accomplished malron."