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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13
The Albany Argus has the following {:

HC htDauy ~ 10 hoo tuS iot'o"'"o
american Prisoners at Fan Dicmun's S
Land.-While the public sympathy has
heen demanded for Mcleod, is it not due
10 humanity, that the American prisoners
engaged iu the Canada incursions in 1888,
and now suffering imprisonment at Van
Dieman's Land, should not be overlooked !!
The Charleston iMucury says:
The Argus then goes on, half feulogizinS
these generous young New Workers. for
whom the temptation Of piracy was un-
happily too strong. Perhaps it would be
well for the puissanl State of New York,
whose finger aches convulses the Union, 10
get rid Of her grand quarrel with her loaf.
er Mcleod, by sending him to Van Die
mans land to be exchanged for some frac-
tons of the Botany Bay of shoot of New
York chivalry. They will do TO make
Wing members of Congress, aud make up
the loss of,he lamented Mitchell. Let old
Iron Sides be again fitted up for the ac-
commodalion Of Jackasses, aud an appro-
pirate Commodore 10 effect au exchange
oflhe animals.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

A gentleman at the rlroad depot in
Providence had his pocke,icked ofa copy
Of the Ne,o Testament, thlhief probably,
from its size and form, mtaking it for
pocket book. The genthan hopes the
fellow may learn useful.sson from the
spoils which he thus dish'es,ly obtained.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13
FROM TIE PACIFIC:

BY the ship Usage, Capt. Micklc. from
Valparaiso, letters have been received
from the United States frigate Constitu-
lion, dated 9Th January, 1871, by which
we have intelligence Of interest 10 many
readers.
The officers and crew are all well, and
since sailing from the United States only
four of the five hundred composing the
crew of sod lronsides" have. been over
taken by death. This fact speaks well
for the climate, we'll for the internal police
OF The slip, and also well for The skill of
her medical officers.
The steamers have stopped running be-
tween CalIao and Valparaiso, owing to the
coal sent from England by the Company
as an experiment, having disappointed
them in its qualities. The coal Of Talca-
huana has been tried, but found almost
twice as expensive as that sent from Eng
land. Mr.. VIM. Wheelrigh', the jealous
and active protector of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company, has gone TO The
southern province of ValLivia in search Of
coal. and it is hoped he may be successful.
The y. S. ship St. Louis had sailed for
the Marquesas ard Sandwich Islands,
and the coast Of Mexico.
Two days ago." says writer on the
9Th January. "a French man-of war brig
arrived here from Callao, in l6 days bring
ing General Torico, and the news Of
revolution. There has been sligh emuete,
the result OF which is. that Gamara is nou
empowered TO make forced loans and raise
as many troops as he pleases. All the
powers Of dictator have been accorded
TO im."-PhH. Nat. Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

Frauds in Ftour.-Several of our Mer-
chants have mentioned the fact 10 us, that
frauds TO considerable extent are prac-
tiscd in the article of Hour. A largo guam
lity of flour brought from the.up country to
this market is found to wcisf from eight TO
fiteeu pounds less 10 the barrel than the
legal weight. Here, wherethe means OF
weighing are al hand,s these attempts at
fraud arc easily detected; bbtin the coun-
try, where considerable quantities of flour
is sold from the wagons, greatimpositions,
no doubt, are prac,iccd. 81
Millersin the up country, who send much
-four TO market with their brand dsupon the
barrels, and who desire tolinaintain a re-
putalion, should look well to the packing.
Within the last week case has been
brought to our notice, and the name of tho
miller also furnished, but We forbear CIV
ing it publicity at preseut,with the hope
that we shall hear of no more such cases.
Camden Journal 5h inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

What is the soul ofthe Wing party, aud
The motive Of the Extra Session? The
Wing Administration is Brokers' Agen-
cy,-maneuvrins TO besSar the people to
save the Spectators. Read this from
kendaIl's Ezpositor.-Char. Mercury.
There are now held by corporations and
capitalists in Europe and America, bonds
Of our States to the amount of about two
hundred millions Of dollars. These bonds
are al an average depreciation of about 25
per cent and there is great danger that
some ofIhem will become almost, if not
entirely. worthless. 2-As they now stand,
they cannot be sold for more than one hun.
dred aud fifty millions ofdollars. Now, if
this load ofdebI can be thrown upon the
broad shoulders of the American people,
these stocks will rise to par at once, and
thus fifty millions of dollars will be put in
10 the pockets Of their holders.
Reader, be not startled! We avow to
you our solemn conviction thai the special
call of Congress now proclaimed is stock
jobbing operation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

Daniel Ravenel, John Robinson, John
Kirkpatrick, Robert Martin, A. s.. VIII
lington. c. G. .Memmingcr, William Ak
en-, William Bell, Andrew Mcdowell.
William RaYenel, A. Y. Walton, T. J.
Roger, William Adger.
Al meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 9TH inst, Daniel Ravenel was
elected President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

The adroit rogue who 50 successfully
swindled The bank of Kentucky, and also
the Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati out of
$4,000 each, by means Of forged ccrtifi-
Gates Of deposit, has been equally success.
ful in New York. Messrs.J acob Little q
Co, are the victims 10 the amount Of $685.
900.
Mr.. Thompson, cashier Of The Bank OF
America, New York, RECEIVED letter
bringing in the name Of Nd Hall, precise
D. .ss,.,s.':. ,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

The American Journal of the Medical
Sciences.-Besides many other articles in
the April number of,his Journal, there is
one ofmuch importance by Geo. B. Graft,
Nj. D., Of Illinois, Oh the Milk sickness of
the West Our readers no doubt remem-
Der seeing various notices Of The sulTerinss
and mortality which this disease has caused
in the Western States. 1t attacks beef.
cattle, horses, sheep and goats. Cattle may
be effected to such degree as that their
flesh and milk will produce the disease in
man, and yet the cattle themselves mani
fest no unhealthy symptoms. In severe
degree, the disease in the inferior animals
is attended with formidable symptoms.
Dr.. Graft has given full description Of
the sufferings as they occur in man; and he
says, minute quantity of cream, butter,
or cheese from the milk of au infected COW,
although without any Distinguishing ap-
pearance, orlour, or taste, will develope
the disease. The most violent aud fatal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

Forgery.-A check for three hundred
dollars on the Union Bank of this city, da-
ted 18th January last, was received from
Macon on Thursday last. by an Exchange
dealer, which proved to a be q forgery
The check purports 10 be drawn by our
Mayor Jacob F. MinIzihg, Esq, in favor
of Charles Green or bearer. The rogue
who sold the paperin Macondoubtless OBJ
tanned handsome premium for Charles
ton funds. Whether this forgery was per
petratcd by one of the gang engaged in the
recent slupendous frauds: on the banks
lhrous hout the county, it is Yetunknown,
but il is fortunate that this small affair was
promptly detected, as it wiIIput these in
stitutions, as well as individuals, on their
guard, and prevent further dspredations OF
a similar character.-Chars. Cour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13
Pennsyiuanian.

Mitchell THE FoRGER.-Thc Com
mercial Of last evening published the fol
lowing letter from Montreal in relerenc,
10 this scape. grace. Other information
received confirms all that is said below
~. Y. Express.
MONTREAL, April 81. 1871,
Charles F. Michel, the person who
committed The forgeries 10 your city and
Philadelphia, is now in this city. He ar.
rived on the 9th inst. bearing the name o
Goodwin and passes his lime in gambling
and at house of ilI-fame. He was ar.
rested a few days since aud taken before
the police, bu, succeededby feeling lawyers
10 getting clear. Ills trunk however was
searched, and about $1,000 was found in it,
mostly notes of the GiraEl Bank. He is
spending livery freely. A stranger called
a, my Office this morningwilh $3.50, which
he had received from Goodwin, who lie
said had lost it in gambling.
1t struck me that this night be Michel,
aud | said SO to the stranger, who told me
tha, hs had been introduced 10 Michel in
New York about three years ago, and had
afterwards seen him al buffalo, and had
no doubt that this Goodwin was the same
man. When he first met him in Mon
treal he told him that he Thought be had
seen him before but GooJwin Tor Mitche)
denied all acquaintance With him. When
l mentioned Mitchel's hane my infor-
mant distinctly recolleced that this was
the same person. I lean moreover that
he told his lawyer he-was member Of
Congress, and at the lolce office con-
fessed that his name was Mthell.
] have spent the Who'll, dy in trying to
have him arrested, but yinout success
Our authorities say "The j nited States
refused TO give up persons MO have com.
mitted the most heiDous crimes in this
country, (alludng to Holns the murder
er) and why should we irobIe ourselves
about this man? He is spading his mon.
ey very freely, which wi do US some
good"
The money that he Claimed by his
forgeries might be recovere from by prov
ing the debt. He might arrested on a
civil process, il aulliory were given
some one here to proceed yainst him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

The following gentlemen were, on the
4,h inst, elected Directors Of The Planters
and Mechanics Bank of South Carolina,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

MIR. Lyle, whois described fo ousas Stout,
well made man, nearly six feel thigh, dark
hair inclining TO gray, aud about Fifty years
ofage." -
The Portland, Maine, Argus. contains
the following:
Tsribie.-We learn from d credible
source, this morning, that a terrible tragedy
Of blood occurred last Wednesday,5in. Sum
ner, Oxford county, wherefMr. Moses
Butterfeld, bither highly respe ctable
citizen Of that town, murdered bis wife and
two youngest children, while, ,lMo others of
the family only saved themselves by flight.
Mr.. B. had previously, weYare told, had
fits OF insanity, and this lastfalal attack
took the form, it is said, Of religious prem
zy, and his alleged reason for numbering g
his family was TO save them from eternal
ruin, at the approachingend Of The world.
lie has been committed tosjail in Paris.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13
NEw-YonK. April 80.

NEw-YonK, April 80.
The Steamer President.-A. deeper SHADE
is thrown upon The prevalent anxiety re-
specting the fate of this vessel, by the ar
rival of intelligence that she had not reach
cd Fayal on The 3d instant being then
twenty three days out. This intelligence
comes in a letter to the Boston Post, from
Captain Scott, of the barque Fame. which
vessel put into Proviucetown (&lass. on
Monday.
She touched al Fayal on the 3D., aud
left on the 4lh, and as Captain Scott's let
ter makes no mention of The President. the
inference is natural that she had not been
seen or heard Of al that port. A barque
was seen approaching Boston harbor yes
terday afternoon, when the papers went
10 press, supposed to be the Fame. She
may possibly have brought intelligence nol
given in her captains letter.
The steamship seen on the 20Ih Of
March, as mentionedn this paper the 3lst
and again on Tuesday, was most probab.
ly the Britannia, which left Boston on the
10Th.
Erchange.-Foreign.-There is still q
fair demand for bills OH London at7a "a
Some Southern bills are offered at 6d Z
THE President Steamship.-The barque
Fame, mentioned 10 this paper yesterday
arrived at Boston on Thursday evening
but brought no intelligence of the President
The steamship had not been seen or heard
of at Fayal on the 4,b. when the Fame
4sss -, ~ .uAM as S, AMiihasl;s en the 2d-a yes:
merciat Advertiser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

John C. Culhoun.-This distinguished
citizen of South Carolina stopped in this
city part Of Monday last, on his way TO
visit his 500 in Mareneo county. He re-
mained here only until Steamboa, (hc
Arkansas) was ready 10 leave, declining
to accept the very pressing invitations of
many of his friends TO stay and give bis
-cilizeus an opportunity of hearing
him state his views upon the present as
pect of The political world. Mr.. Calhoun
looked in good health and good spirits, aud
still capable of carrying on The war in de-
fence of the old Republican doctrines of
'95 for some years yet.
We understand that he has partly prom
iscd to spend short time in our city on his
return, which will probably be 10 less than
three weeks. We hope that arrangements
will be made, so that the people Of the
country, as we'll the city, may have the OPP
portunity Of hearing the great questions OF
The day discussed by Que so we'll qualified
to throw light upon every subject that he
touches. .--Montgomsry Ala. Adv Aprit2 %.
we nave nearu that even nlSs, mere
in Carolina find Senator Preslon's letter TO
the Colleton meeting very distasterul. 1t
wants manlncss. As to Bank he ought,
as au intelligent man and conscientious
public servant, to have made up an opin-
ion pro or con, long before this lime, and
having made it up, he ought to have the
independence and frankness TO avow it,
It will not do to tell the people that his con-
slitulioual principles, depend upon the cir
cumslances of the Extra Session, and thus
surrender himseIfto the Wing leaders 10
place him like Swiss Soldier, where they
please, when they want 10 use him. To
deny the right of Instruction is one thing
10 assert the right TO be trimmer and
time server is another. The first may be
done credirablc though crrinsly-the latter
eau only be at the sacrifice Of self respect
of the pcople.-Charleston Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

In Talbot County, Georgia, about the
middle of last mounth, an alrocIous MUIR
der was committed by, it is said, man
named Murdoch. The name of the MUIR
dered man is Hammond or Hammock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-13

known Grm here deposited $50, 1000, neith-
er ofwhich sums appear on the scratch
er," of The receiving teller, and which a.
lone marks lis responsibility for tile day
These sums, as matter of course, were
entered in the bank books of the to depos-
ilors, but appeared only Daunois- Hopes
are entertained Of their being taken, bu'
we do not learn on what grounds"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
by LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondents, 9th. National I.,.lll.,,o,,

New YoRK, Feb. 22,
there 10 said to exist some d :fficuty between tho
secretary OF the Treasury and the Collector of this
r'rt IN the settlement OF the accounts of IN. H. re-.
eaw requires that the Collector, after deductine
'ooo from the enoinmsafs OF the Office shall pl,ce
80 remainder 10 the credit of the Government Ar
tne Custom house, in the accounts the fees ara kent
separate from the enofunents, and MI Howl con
TENDS mat tho Government is entitled TO In. EN- oi,
menis after deducting S5,OOO) only and thai The
Jsss belong to him! He is the FIRST Collector thai
mas construed the law thus. The amount of Zee.
collected since Mr. Hoyt came int, Office is ,upnos
Cd 10 be not far from $40 O0Oi The Secretary ask.
MI aoyt to place the amount to the credit of the
oovernment, and leave the question of right to be
decided IN the courts; but Mr. Hoyt prefers to re
tain IL IN his own hands
The Steamship Briiannii had not arrived nj Bo,
TON ht1 o'clock on yesterday morning The Pre-
sdent, for New York, has been out twelve d,v,
we are now 46 days without news from England.
me committee appointed by New York stock
n'iuers 10 examine into the affairs OF the u States
bank nave reported that it is mex pedient to antci
pate me action of the committee appointed Mt the
annual meeting OF the stockholders, but EXPRESS
their oelef that the statement made on the 2ist
december by the Bank may be relied on for The nc
curacy Of its details. '''0 ~
James U. Brooks, the poet, died at Albany las,
Nothing new in money effairs Stocks no bet
TER U. 3. Bank sold at 22t.
OIL TO abolish Imprisonment for debt has pass-
cd The Massachusetts House of Representatives bv
a vote Of two TO one y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
BALTIMORE PATRIor OFFICE, }
Tuesday, 6 o'clock, p. NJ. (
THE MARK ET

rLooR.-Ihe market has declined. Sale, of
good common brands Howard street Flour, from
stores, have been made this week at 81 371 S444.
The receipt psice is unsettled. In Civ Mills Zion,
we heard OF no transactions; we quote 1882 for
lgh'. very
GRAlN.-Transaciions in Wheat are confined to
on eey sinai parcels received by wagons, at about
20 cents. clrgo OF Virginia Corn was Yesterday
taken at A cents for white and IS for yellow Sales
OF Oats at 81 cents, and Cloverseed at 81 I2I Or
bushel. P-'
~ mhiShEG;-Sales of hhds at 2ol a Gle, and
bbls at 22l %. We quote the wagon price At / 5
cents, exclusive of the barrel.
Al auction to-day the carsoes of briss France,
Jane and Commerce, consisting Of
10 hhd' Sugar sold, $50 SIS
(Bilance wi,hdrawn)
20 do Trinidad Molasses o6 osI
100 bags damaged Coffee, lOI a l0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25

However s,roas may be the feeling which binds
" 70 osr eommo, country, there is one portion OF
hto wh'ch our curly association attach us viii, a
peculiar AMI eide wing interest. II Is the place Of
our nAuvlty, the hom4 OF our childhood where VIC
received from parental soeitude the first lessons ol
PATRIOTISM. honor AMI virtue. Should any dstine
uon oe acquired IN after life. there 10 no
- grateful as that which comes from those whom
se are drawa by Ties Of youthful affection. u is
sne'so most sritifyins 10 m, to receive from the
Lo<sA'urs OF my n,tivs State this testimon OF
tner approb ',ion. this high dsinc ION bestowed on
one who has done SO little to merit it. His ardent
mp however. Is, that 1t my pass his sons, and
may De used hereafter. in his coan,ry's cause, by
s'm, one Of his dc ,cendents not less patriotic and
much moro capable than he who now has the honor
TO receive il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25

school FUND Lottery Of Rhode Island Class No 26 9th
seTes-Io be drawn In the City Of Providence saIrt,y
February Hth. Capitalization em Fsgo aOOO IG.g
OF ISoo ~ OF loo 40 Of 5IO, 30 OF 400 &C Is Nos-I3
drawn. Wholes sl0-shaTes in proportion
T;.k... - -,
d rhsen a q: are Managers, may any time be
Orders from par Of the IInon will ,er.y. q. -.
eohhuehia anu immediate attention asst personal appHc
uun were made JAMES PHALEN co
lt = Managers, Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
A CARD.

THE undersigned beg leave most respes tf,llx IN ,.,
lheir unieigned thanks 10 their nuuerous hieps az,
eus,ohers N town and country, Tor the kind
nuary. ~ 'N"NeieN 'his "a
The undersigned naturally led On this oe as,op In
VoA oa'k 70 That liberal share Of patronage Awarded IN
@ and willie eNces their iveliest era
.s, " VIII AZ me same time aniElaie them redou6ed
dence and favour. ORFN a uf,eIiS1s o"n'
Vain street, opposite Ne hants Co fee House
S-Ihey now have, and constantly receving "a,
duonai supplies TO their already Complete ,ssor,men
Iedy made Clio hing s Of which will be cola a. verN ,s
dnesd prices. - ~ ~ WS'kie
"a 2q-im n m app~re "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25

" The Swords which wero presented, as
above detailed, were made by MIR. N. p. AnEs, OF
Springfield. Massachusetts,. under the auspices of
Gen. NATHAN Towsos, Paymas,er General Of the
Army and are pronounced by the hes, judges, TO 10
superior to any thing of the kind ever gotten up in
this country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
BY RoB'T HILL & co

We will sell aiour Auction Sore nm Trrrp an. a, NJ,
@ent OF PspeS soa%sIsins O'clock Genera. sssor
part OF Bresstptns, OF various pattern, ana ~. ~
Gsni1ns, steel Pens, Clocks, Wathes watch Ch,ins
cuArus, Stver and German Pencis Kutves Mea.i. ~
re ana numerous other ARTICLES Persons Ia want Of
,ad without reserve and will ready for insn.r, @
Thur stay morning, '' wi "speeuon ON
fe2f WI m, soo'e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

" ILL De sold 10 the highest bidder at the premises on
saturday, 9Th inst, at III O'Clock, the House and n,
ag9hihs Col lawson BurfOots place, the Mapchas
e GAZE formerly occupied by Mr. winfree as
M Ie,1ehee and carrying on the Wheelwriahi and
Toonis and there the usual ouhouseF such as .iry
nnehen and smoke house; likewise a wheelwrisht sha1
ihe Lot contains four OF excellent Land well
fonnsh suitable for Market Garden or other purpose
=. one third eash-onefhird in three monlhs-
me other hird in SIX months-the credit payments
ed oy negotiable notes, with satisfactory andorsers
70 22-dtds En- En- hEip,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-25
BY LANCASTER, DENLY & co.
CHURCH HILL PROPERTY,


~ NoNpAN' Sih March, AZ clock precisely We will
e 70 we hghest bidder two valuable brick tsnenens an
% ul Iouiing on u street. being part OF Carrins.
tun InN 9i houses and which rented 10 sooi -
ats az ~ each per annuuI. The sale will be- nsrsr
ieIhs-ta-i TOR one third. and a credit Of AMI
.lonlus on remaining instamcnts. Title withheld gnitI
Payinsn' OF the entire purchase money IS una r. '
lr - l. A Avn