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not fail to command respect and regard
we trust it will serve to awaken the peo,,
pie to a proper sense ofthe great and iatal
error Of The Act of the last session. Inc
State had begun to acquire much credlt
for its military organization; and we great
ly mistake the signs Of The times, 1t re-
turn to il will not soon he absolutely essen
,ial to The safety Of the State aud the peo,,
ple. Can any one look around him and
not see that they are deeply portenlous Of
danger, both from within and without
such danger as rendered the present mo-
ment the last of all, for utterly breaking
down the military organization &streugth
of the State, and throwing away, as tho
utterly worthless, the valuable knowledge
and discipline that have been attained with
50 much labor and expense. We have not
words 10 express our modification at this
extraordinary movement; and 1t IS the
more surprising 10 US, as, so lar as we nave
seen, or learned from others, The opposition
to the Encampment system seemed TO be
confined almost exclusively to those who
did not perform the Encampment duty.
Those who did, appeared to US generally
we'll satisfied with it, and most of them
highly pleased with ii; while its most cla'
morous opponents were men who bore none
of its burlhens, and seemed actuated mere
ly by the desire of making it a political
hobby. on which TO ride into popular ia
vor.
What is worth doing at all, is worth do
ing we'll; and as it is SO done, or other
wise, is the labor expended on it rewarded,
or thrown away. Ifit he desirable to have
Militia, let it he an effective one, and
one that will be credit 10 the Slate, mol a
disgrace to it, aud useless hurlhen. If
it be mol desirable, why lot do it away al
together, and moi make mere moe kerry Of
it-a thing of utter scorn and contempt,
calculated only 10 destroy every particle
of military pride and patriotism in those
engaged in it, and to Danish military know.
ledge and experience entirely from the
country.
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SheriH,s Sales.

PY Virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri-
- Facias. | shall proceed TO sell al
Edgefeld Court House. on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in April next, the fol-
lowing property viz:
Joseph Woods, (bearer,) VS. William B.
Hightower and Mary Highower, nine
hundred acres Of land, more or less, ad-
joining Mary Elightower and others.
Wade Glover VS. Dyonycius z. Wright,
four hundred and fifty acres ofland, more
or less, adjoining John Coker and others.
VIM. Foster VS. Rudolph Garter, FIVE
thousand acres of land, more or less, ad-
joining John Wise and others.
Whitfield Brooks. VS. Rudolph Carter
and Elizabeth Carter, the above described
property
Darling j. Walker vs. Sterling Powell,
two hundred acres Of land, more or less
adjoining D. ]. Walker, and others.
VIM. II. McLain VS. the same, the
above described property.
John Bauskett, assignee, vs John Logue
and It. e. Bacon, one house and lot in
the village of EdsefeId, adjoining E. b.
Presley, and others; levied On as the
property of J. Logue.
Goodwin, Harrington & Co. VS. Level
len Dcloach, TWO Horses.
Martin Posey vs. John Bridwell, one
Wagon and yoke of Oxen.
t B. E. Hobbs, for The use of Bever1y Bur-
ton, vs. Macklen Brown, one cream Mare.
Abner Perrin VS. Macklen Brown, one
Horse.
A. NJ. Wade VS. A. Whatley, Dauson
Atkinson and Lewis Ellzey, one tract Of
land, known as Bridge Creeke. Tract
levied on as the property of A. Whatley.
Steedman & Merritt vs John Barton,
the Defendants interest in four hundred
and fory-four acres of land, adjoining land
of the estates of R. Hampton, w. w.
Williams. and others.
John Bausket vs. Nathaniel Ramey, one
negro woman Barbary, to be resold on ac-
count of former purchaser.
The Survivors Of Forts Townsend and
MendenhaIl VS. David NJ. Waters, one ne
gro woman, Betty, to- be resold on account
Of former purchaser.
Samuel Quarles VS. John A. Rearden,
Stephen Terry, sen., and Stephen C. Ter
ry, the tract Of land where 5. C. Terry
lived the year 1910, adjoining N. Lowe,
and others.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. Ed,
March Is, 1871. CT
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Receipts for subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Receip
rom the following persons, to the time pu
ownto their respective names:
Alexander Cockcroft. TO Feb. 25, IS42.
Levi Patterson, to Feb. 25, 1S42.
J. Fl. Hollingsworth, to Feb. s, 1s42.
B. f. Hobbs, to Feb. 8. 1912.
J. E. Dolby, to Dec. ~. l541.
Jeremiah Segler, to Jan. 9, 1912;
William Motley, to Feb. 8, ls42.
Benjamin Davis, Feb. 8, Ie41.
William R. Spann, to March 25. 1912.
John Dorm Jr., 10 June, lS41.
William Howle, to Jan. 9, 1s42.
Bate Howard, to Feb. s, 1872
Henry Lowe, to Feb. 8, IS41.
James Vaughn, to Feb g. 1S42.
John Anderson, to Feb. 8, 1912.
HIghtower Davis, to March 25, 1912.
Hardy Clarke, to April II, ls42.
DR.. w. w. Geiger, to Feb. j, 1912.
Dr. E. Andrews TO Feb. 8, JS42.
John Lott, to Feb. 8, 1912.
DR.. Benjamin Waldo. Jan. 9, 1912.
Maj. William Daniel, to Feb. =. is42.
Eldred N. Coleman, (by A. L. Nicholson )
D March 25, 1S42.
Bennet Perry, 10 March 25. 1912.
Abram Kilcrease, to Feb. 8, 1S41.
John l.. Klcrease. to Feb. 8, la4l.
w. ]. Wightman, to March 4, 1912.
George Getzen, to March %, 1s42.
Martin Bnrriss, 10 Feb. 8, 1542.
Joel Curry, Jan. 2, 1912.
s. H. Weeks, Dec. 26, IS4O.
Capt. E. B. Belcher, to Feb. g, 1912.
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OFFICIAL.
By the President Of the United States Of 4dmcrica
A


WHEREAS sundry important and weigh.
ty matters, principally growing out of the
condition of the revenue and finances oil
the country, appear TO me 10 call for the
consideration of Congress at an earlier day
than its next annual session, and thus form
an extraordinary occasion, such as renders
necessary. in my judgment, the conven-
rion of The TWO Houses as soon as may be
practicable, do. therefore, by this. my
Proclamation, convene the two Houses OF
Congress. to meet in the Capitol, at the
City of Washington, on the last Monday,
being the thirty-first day of May next.
And | require the respective Senators aud
Representatives then and there to assem-
BILE, in order 10 receive such information
respecting the state of the Union, as may
be given to them, and to devise and adopt
such measures as the good Of the country
may seem 10 them, in The exercise of their
wisdom and discretion, to require.
In testimony whereof, have caused
the seal of the United States to be hereun-
to affixed, and signed the same with my
hand.
Done, at the City of Washington, this
seventeenth day of March, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand
[ L. s. eight hundred und lorty-one, and
of the Independence of the Unit
ed States the six,y-f(th.
BY the Presidents:
w. Fl. HARRISON.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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The Official Crcular.-We have read
this document with much pleasure. 1t is
a speedy practical fulilment of at least
one inaugural pledge. 1t forbids such Of
fetal interference with elections as may
bring the patronage of the general govern
ment in conflict with their freedom; but al
lows and even courts, in federal officers.
"the free and proper expression and main
tenance of their opinions respecting public
men or public measures" and 1.-The exer-
else to the fuIlestdegree of,he constitution
al right ofsuffrage."
The determination. expressed in the cir
cular, promptly to dismiss all delinquent
officers in money matters is also praise
worthy step, and should be vigorously en-
forced.-Charleston CaYrier.
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T. % s n
NIarcl, 25

nN the 14,h instant, between my house and
~ Turkey Creek. large RED POCKET
BOOK, containing two Five Dollar bills on the
Bank of Hamburg, one Note ofhand on Charles
and John Price, given to G. w. Key, Tor two
hundred dollars due on the 25th December last
with credit of $lOO thereon; one on John
Cheathum, Jr.. for $l25 given to Washington
Key, given sometime in Deer. last; one on
Washington Seagler AMI Stephen c. Terry
for $l25, due on the 25lh Deer. last, payable
to the subscriber; one on William Bush tor S20
payable to Chea,haln & Wood, given sometime
in December last; one OIL ralbert Cheathaln
for $I7, payable to Chcalham Il Wood, given
sometime in December, 1889; one OH Samuel
Car,ledge, Jr for $40, given TO Cheatham Il
Wood, with interest from Isl March, lS4O; one
on Nancy Spencer for $ll, with interest from
1st March, 1910; one on Ealom Buckhalier for
So so: given to Cheaiham " Wood, time not
rccoI1ccted also, one receipt given by llender.
SON Sullivant, Hamburg for six square bales OF
Cotton, given sometime in February last.
hereby forwnrn all persons from trading for
said Notes, as shall take Immediate steps TO
have them all renewed.
GUTllRlDGE CIIEATIIAM.
MARCH, Ok 5
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Augusta Seed Store.

Shaker Garden Seeds.-Crop of 1910.
NRESH GARDEN SEED, lust received
NJ from dle Shakers These Seeds have
given universal satisfaction ever since thew
have been sold at this store, which has been FOR
three years past and the proprietor deals in me-
others.
The usual allowance made to Country Deal.
efs.
Bird Seed, Potato Onions. Lucerne, Red
Clover, White do. Mangold Wurtzel, Rye
Grass, Blue Grass, Turnip Seed, g., g..
A few Brushes, Selves, Sugar boxes, Swifs.
&c.
Feb, 18, 1S4l. f3
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The Washington Correspondent of the
N. York Commercial Advertiser, writing
under date of the 18th March, says:
MIR. Crittendeu, the Attorney General
leaves this afternoon for Lockport, New
York. He takes with him an authenticated
copy of dispatches from the British Co.
Yernment, containing the distinct and un-
equivocal avowal of the burning OF the
Caroline. And upon this ground our GO
vernment will request the release oi Nc
Leod-and for this purpose has MIR. Crit
,enden gone. If he is not delivered up, it
is understood Mr.. Critlenden remains 10 be
present al the trial, though he will take no
part.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.

WY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi-
e % nary of Edgefeld District
Whereas, Hightower Davis, hath applied TO
ME for Letters Of Administration with the will
annexed, on all and singular the goods and
chatels, rights and credits of Mary Dalton, late
oithe District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnionish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnary's Court for the said District,
TO be holden at Edgefeld Court House on the
5tll day of April next to show cause if any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d day
of March, one thousand eight hundred and
fory-one, and inthe sixty. fifth year of American
independence O.TOWLES, o. E. d.
March 25, lS41. ($2 1917 b 8
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degree of delinquency on the part of those
entrusted with the public money just cause
of immediate removal. lie deems The Sc
we're observance Of This rule to be essential
to the public service, as every dollar lost to
the Treasury by unfaithfulness in office
creates necessity for new charge upon
the People.
1 have the honor to be, sir, your obe-
dient servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Similar letters have been addressed 10
other heads of Departments.
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HAMBURG, March 81.

HAMBURG, March II.
Cofon.-The sales of the present week have
been but shade over last weeks prices. On
Thursday evening we received accounts from
Liverpool, twenty-five days later, which has
somewhat frightened the ideas of our buyers,
although they have made little or no advance
asyet, waiting perhaps TO hear how the late
newsiwill effect the lower markets. We now
quote MS extremes, 8 to lOd cts. Carolina mon
ey. Principal sales 81 CTS.
: Tho staple still comes in freely, for the sea-
son, b, boats and wagons. owing, perhaps. to
the sound currency which we lave.
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March 4,
GarVin & Haines.

At the Yrllo,o House, Hamburg, S. c..
a RE now receiving, (direct from Philadel.
IA phia, Yin addition to their stock on hand, a
splendid and well selected assortmes. Of. MER..
CHASDIzE, in their line.
They now invite country Merchants, Ply.
sicians. and others, wishing TO purchase
Drugs & Medicines,
to call and examine their Goods and prices as
they intend to offer such inducements rs cannot
fail to secure to themselves liberal patronage.
Hamburg, February 16, ls4l,
Feb. l6. tf3
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Lost Or StOlcgS.

EROM the subscriber on the 20tb of Janua-
u ry last, POCKET BOOK, containing
Ten Dollars in money, and eleven hundred
dollars in notes. Among the notes there was
one oil Branum & Mnnday, for $500; one OIL
Ehenezor Chamberlin, for $780, one on Charles
Nix, for Sis, and one OH Abram Kicrease,
for $3.50. All ofthem given one day otter date.
All persons are warned not to trade for the
above notes. Twill literally reward any per
son finding the book and papers.
Fl. NJ. NlCKS.
March 4. 5f
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State of South Can olina.
March IS
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DISIRlCI.
BpY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi'
ED nary OF Edgelield District.
Whereas, F. w. Pickens, hath applied 10
me Tor Letters Of Administrations OIL all and
singular the goods and chuttels, rights and cred.
its Of Emma f. Slmkins. late Of the District
aforesaid. deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisll all
and singular, the Kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, al
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edgeiield Court House OH the
5,h day Of April, l94l, TO show cause, ifany,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d day
of March, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-one, aud in the sixty-iil'h year of Ameri-
Gun independence.
o. TONLES, o. E. d.
March &C. 1S4l. ($2 l24) bo
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New Puper.-We have received the three
E1st numbers of a paper, published al Char
lotte C. H., Mecklenburg county, N. C.'
under the title Of the " Mecklenburg JEFF
fersoniau," by Jos. w. Hampton, Esqr.
The Jeffersonian" is Of the good old
Democratic stamp, and wo sincerely hope
the publisher may reap good harvest, in
"well doing"
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Notice to Guardians and
'FrguSteeS.

VHNHOSE ofyou who have otmade returns
Il for the last year, are hereby notified to do
so, on, or before the first Monday in April next,
or proceedings will be had against you, under
the Act Of the Legislature, passed Deer. ls4O,
Said actrequiresa return, on oatIl of each item
of property, belonging to the ward, or cestui
que trust, with the value thereof. as well as an
account of the annual receipts and disburse-
ments, as heretofore.
]. TERRY, C. E. D.
March ], 184l. d5
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Usfsnce.--A person whose cacology ex-
ceeR in perspicuiIy that Of the gentleman
who built house with an abutment story
and q portosico in front, made the follow
ing plea in his defence when sued for a
militia fine :-may it please your honor,
understand the law to be this suppose
[ goIto the surgeon and gel specificate,
and then go To the demanding officer of
the company, | consider it immalicular
whether the demanding officer does or
does:not put his significant to it;-you
n'lneglect fine of me for non exis-
ience.''
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Look Out For Alkgators.-Last Sun.
day we was informed by man of this
place, who was then passing by our office
with a small shot gun in his hands, that he
was going to shoot large Alligator which
he had just seen in the river. Helikewise
slated, that he had seen as many as three
in the river near to Hamburg, since the
freshcI. Now we will only give the news
as we received it. We however think,
that if freshets bring aIligalors from down
the river, we may look for squalls the next
flood. We are rather inclined to think
that our friend endeavored to place this
Sundays Cunning upon an alligator, rath-
err than upon his own back.-Han. Jour.
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OBITUARY,

Died on The 24th inst, OF Dtopsy, BASIL
MANLY, second son of VIM. F. and Mary
A. E. Durisne, aged eight years, seven
months, and 81 days. 1.-THE Lord gave,
and the Lord hath taken away; blessed
be the name Of the Lord"
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Fatal A.fray.-An afray of fatal,
character occurred, in Lancaster District,
at HillsIsland, on the Catawba river, on
Sunday the 18th instant. The parties
were John Sweat and Thomas Pickett, the
latter. OF whom was killed; having been
stabbed by The former with a knife. lie
survived, after having received the wound,
until Wednesday last. Sweat was, we
understand, arrested on Monday after the
affTay, and lodged in Lancaster Jail to
await his trial. We are without the par
ticulars which led to the quarrel, but we
learh that both had been drinking, adding
another to the long list of crime, chargea-
bile to the prevalence of intemperauce.-
Camden Journal.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EUGEFIELD DISTRICT.
NNTILL BE SOLD, at public outcry, with
w in the legal hours of sale, OH the frs
Monday of April next, at Edgefeld Court
House, Negro man slave, named SAM, Ia
Bricklayer by trade,) to satisfy Mortgage,
given by William Morris, TO John Bauskctt, of
the said Sam Terms of sale cash
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. d,
Sherif's Office, 18th March, 1e41.
March Is.
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Head Quarters.

CHARLESTON, March ], l541,
TOHN LAURENS MANNING, and
% JAMES MONROE WALLACE having
been appoip,ed Aids-de-C Camp 10 his Excellen.
cy Governor Richardson, with the rank of
Lieut. Colonel, will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BY order of the Governor,
JAS. POLK DICKINSON,
Aid-de-Camp.
March II f6
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Cash Wanted.

r WOULD respectfully remind those per-
Il SONS indebted to me, that the usual time
of credit has now closed, and request that they
would come forward and settle their accounts.
Having large drmands TO meet, am conse-
quently in great want Of money.
s. S. BOYCE.
Feb. 10, 1s41. f2.
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AUGUSTA, March 25.

AUGUSTA, MaTcn %.
Cotton.-Frnm the date of our last report mp
tothe close of business, on Saturday afternoon.
our market was very calm and the transactions
which took place, were at rates u shade lower,
tiianihose quoted in our last weekly review.
On monday there was wore enquiry for the
article, and some sales were effected NJ full
prices; holders. generally asking higher rates /;
which buyers felt unwilling 10 comply with.
On'Tnesday and yesterday, however, buyers
came forward more freely, and a fair business
hasbeen done, considering the small amount
for sale. at rates higher than those current at
the lowest point Of the week. The improve
ment3w are advised is principally on the mid
ready considered too high. twill be observed
that we give no quotation for good fair. as there
hassbeen little or none Of this quality OIL the
market for some time past. The whule range
OF sales, is from 10 liz chiefly l03 to LA
cents
Ezehangs.-south Carolina al par, except the
notes of the Bank Of Camden, 2 dis.
Georgetown,
Commercial Bank in Columbia, 2
Merchants Bank at Cheraw,
Augusta Insurance and Banking Comply par.
Bank of Augusta,
DIdHCnIOtate Ddtlk OI Oa.i IT aHBuStu,
Agency, Bank Of Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road,
Mechanics Bank,
Bank of Darien s. Branches, 80 a 35per ct. dis.
Bant Of fHawkinsvile, IA
BahG of st. Mary's 6a7 &"
Ba1kpf MiIIedgevile, 6a7
Bass = roIambus, il +"
Bank fthe State of Ga. at Say. 2
Branches Of do. in Athens, Mil
t;ledgeville, Washington, Eat
tonton and Macon, 6 I"
Agency Of do. in Greensboro, 9
Bank of Brunswick, sac
Commercial Bank of Macon, 5a6 "
Central Bank Of Georgia, Is a II "
Central R.. r. &. Bk'g. Co. Sav. 2 &"
Branch Of do. Macon, 6 Z"
Chatnhoochee r. r. g. Bank'g
Co., Columbus, II
Georgia R. r. & Blk Co Athens, Ia {"
Insurance Bank of Columbus, at
Macon, sac
Marine g. Fire 1ns, Bank, Sav. 9
Branch of do. Macon.
Monroe R. R. & Bkg. Co. so n GO
Ocmulgee Bank, Gas
Planters Bank Savannah, 2
Planters & Mechanics Bank Co.
lumbus, ID
Western Bank, ID
RuckersviIe Banking Comply, u 13
Drafts on New York, u a 2 prem.
Charleston, !
Savannah, par.
Philadelphia, par.
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The Hon. Samuel L. Southard, of NJ,
has been elected President pro tenn. of the
Senate of the United States, which body
adjourned sine die, on the 18th ult,
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The more honesty man has the less
he affects The air of a saint. The affec,a-
ton Of sanctly is blot on The face fpiely.
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Fresh Garden Seed.
EUST RECEIVED and for sale by
eB c. 4. DOWD.-
Feb 10. II
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EtnIIIHIil

JOHN Rainsford, vs.
James Rainsford and
wife, aud others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that John
e. Ransiord, of England son of Joseph, and
Louis c.. Canteow and Mary his wife, Delen-
dants in this case. reside without the limits Of
this State; on motion, by Wardlaw & Carroll,
counsel for Plaintiff, ordered, that the Defen-
dants above named, do appear in this honorable
Court, and plead, answer or denur, 10 The Bill
Of Plaintiff, within three months from the publi-
cation of this order, or that decree pro confess
so be taken against them,
J. TERRY, C. F.. E. d.
Commissioners Office, March l6, ls4l.
March 1S m7
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From the National Intelligcncer.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRE- SlDENT
Byand ,oith Meadoicc and consent Of the Senate.
Robert C. Cornell, Of New York, to be
Receiver General of Public Money atNew
York. in the place of Stephen Allen, ro-
moved.
Samuel Frothinsham, Of Boston 10 be
Receiver General of Public Money at Bos-
ton, in the place of Isaac Hill, removed.
Richard X. Call, Of Florida, to be Gov
ernor in and for the Territory Of Florida.
in The place of Robert r. Reid, removed.
Charles B. Penrosc. of Pennsylvania, to
be Solicitor Of the Treasury, in the place
of Matthew Burchard, removed.
Elisha Whttesey, of Ohio, to be Au-
ditor of The Treasury for the Post Office
Department, in the place Of Charles K.
Gardner, removed.
Paul Rossignol, to be Superintendent Of
the Branch Mint at Dahloneea, in the
State of Georgia, in the place off. ]. Sim
gleton.
John Williamson, of Pennsylvania, to
be Recorder of The General Land Office,
in the place Of Hudson NJ. Garland, re-
moved.
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, to be Deputy
Postmaster at Albany.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
George Allen, at Marlborough Maine,
vice Denny McCobb, removed.
Jeremiah Brooks, at York, Maine. vice
Joseph P. Junkins, removed.
Parker Sheldon, at Bath, Maine, vice
Joseph Sewall, removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
Isaac P. Davis, al Boston, Mass, vice
Isaac G.. Barnes, removed. --..,-..--... :.
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The gem cannot tbe polished without fric-
tion nor man perfected without adversely.