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Leaves attached to Clarendon,

The Ice TRADE.-The quantity Of ex.
ported from Boston, forthe month OF juno,
and at aniecedent periods was as follows:
TO iEast Indies, 1920 tons; Batavia, 400;
GGNlon and Calcutta, 2s7; Havana, 56s;
ST. .Jago, $50; ST. Thomas, 1874, New Cr
leans, s3467; Mobile, 1926. Total for
June, 6,75; previous five months, 81, $780,
Total since January, 42,456; same time
Inst year, 34,sss1. Increase, 1875,
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Cabinet Making &c. ii

The subscriber respectfully announces to-
the public that, he carries on the Cabinet fna-
king Business inall, its various branches; and
hopes by nntring industry ard attention tola
business tomerjt shareof tho patIonsg ess
his friends and the public. ssss
N. Bile will keep constant en9
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress.
ing Bureaus, sde-boards, Pine and Mahoga-
ny Wardrobes, high and low post cnrled
maple Bed-steads,, Sofas and Divnns, Centre
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, do
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables,S;
Candle stands, &c. &C.. Also, Cotton lnat--s
tresses, which they will sell low for Cash or
good paper, il. !, . sssS
DJ-FURNITURE MADE ard REPAI
ED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished at the shortest 81
Just received a splendid assortnne nE
Bed-steads, Sitting and Nursing gkai i-s.
D. s. SARGENT
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

VIII be paid for apprehending and lodging
in jail, or delivering to me my negro fellow
Sam, who lately ran away from the steam
mill Of Messers Coghlan g. Co. He is about
30 years old, of middlng size, and has rather
projecting lips. He has been hired in Sum
tervlle during the last two years, and is
known to lurk in the noighbourhood. having
been seen several times in the village at
night, where it is probable, he might be east
ly apprehended.
U The subscriber believing him to be
harbored offers $500 for such proof as will
convict any white man of harboring him eth
or directly or indirectly.
J. S RICHARDSON, Jr.
April, 3, 1Si9. 81 If
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Beef! Beef!

AT FIVE AND SIX CENTS PER LIB.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the
citizens of Sumtervillc and vicinity, that he
has recommended Butchering; and will
butcher regularly twice or three times a
week if required. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS are the days he
will Butcher: the prices are five and six cts.
II Beef is taken regularly round--if choice
pieces every time, of the round, the price is
eight cents. All persons arc requested to
have small Book so that tho Beef can be
entered in their Book as we'll as mine.
June 81 JOHN CHINA
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N @ r ICE.
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,

i'he subscribers have just received,
and are now opening, we'll assorted
stock, embracing Dry Goods, Groceries
Shoes. Crockery, &C., which they will
offer for sale at prices to suit the times.
Give us call and Judge for yourselves.
BROWN, LEE g. Co.
Sumtervillo 10th July, ls49. 37tf
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f'fsMARRlED-On the goth June in Washing
tonycityby Rev. @. M. Butler, D. D., Henry
OELRIciis Of Baltimore. to JULIA NJ. McRA,
daughter Of the late DR.. F. May, of Washington. :.
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Bradford Springs
,FEMAI E TNISTITIITE

The Board of Irustees of the Bradford
Springs Institute, having elected PRINCIPAL
and two Assistant Teachers, to serve during
the present year, in whose qualifications they
have the highest confidence, and having made
every arrangement preparatory to the com.
mencement of it's exercises on the first
MONDAY in JULY next,-giye notice to
the Stockholders and the public, that Pupils
VIII be received at the Institute at and from
that date. 227gssssgs 4 Y 5fs7 :; -
The admirable location of the Bradford
Springs in point OF health, and the character
OF tho Teachers employed, together with the
active supervision of the. Board of Trustees,
and the extensive influence pledged to the
support OF the Institute, will, it is confidently
believed, at once secure for it high reputa-
ton. .,s.s s.,
A Visiting Committee, will be appointed
by the Trustees, which will from time to
time, visit the Institute, and recommend any
regulations which may conduce to the i'm
provement, health, or comfort Of the pupils
and parents are assured that no pains will be
spared in the culture of mind and heart, TO
inplant aad strengthen those principles, and
form those qualities which best adorn the fe-
| male character.
The Institute will be opened under the
charge of Rev. Z. CATER as Principal,
! with Miss L. SPAIN ns Assistant Teacher,
and Mrs. E HUNIMELL as Teacher Of
Music, French, Ornamental Needle-work,
&c. aa
| The animal term of the Institute will con-
sist of two sessions of five months each, be-
ginning on the first Monday in February and
ending the last Friday in November.
Terms of Tuition and Board,
Board and Tuition in the entire
English course, per session of
| five months, $T5
Music on the Piano, Harp or
Guitar, including Vocal Mu-
sic and use of Instrument, per
| session, &c. 80 $40
Latin, French, or Italian, 20
Drawing and Painting, Is
Shell and Wax work, the mate
rails furnished by the pupils, $ 90
NoTE.-Pupils who return home at the end
of the week and have no washing done at
the Institute will be charged one-third less
for Board.
Rev. HENRY d. GREEN,
Pres't. Of the Board.
SAMUEL E. WILSON, Y. Pres't.
Trustees.
JAS. E. RENfBERT,
W. w. ALSTON,
J. s. RICHARDSON, JR.
F. ]. MOSES,
Rev. NOAH GRAHAM,
JOHN A. COLCLOUGII, SR.
@ w. NETTLES
y June Ii, 1s40. 33 If
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In Equity.
SUMTER DISTRICT.

M. P. Mayes etal, y
VS.. Bill,
John G. Shaw.
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on
the first Monday in August next, and if not
then sold will be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold,
A tract of land of one hundred and twenty
eight acres, situated on Alligator Branch,
waters of Rocky Bluff swamp, adjoining
lands Of A. Chandler, NJ. Rcams and Est. Of
D. Shaw
The above land belongs to the estate of
Rebecca Shaw decd, and will not be sold
for less sum than three dollars per acre.
TERMs--On credit Of one year frcm sale,
with interest; purchaser to give Bond and
personal security and pay for all papers.
BY Order of the Court,
JOHN b. MILLER, Com'r
Sumterville, 3 July, lSi9. 81 4t
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

Runaway rom the subscriber, on III. 26,h Of
March last, her negro man DANIEL. He is
about five feet, inches high, tolerabIy stout,
his teeth projects little in 'front.' he is very black,
about forty years old. supposed TO be liaibored
about Sumterville. Any person delivering said
negro TO the subscriber, on her plantation, or in
Sumter Jail, will receive the above reward.
ESTHER PERDRIAU.
28th april ls49 26 3m
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Bradford Springs Female
INSTITUTE COMPANY.

I1NC j L . i IT OONII f3IN I :.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
of the Bradford Springs Female Institute
Company, that the first instalment OF twenty
five dollars on each share, will be required to
be paid as folows-one-h half thereof (Sl25O)
on or before the first of July next, and the
other half thereof, ($l2.50,) on or before the
first of November next.
BY order Of the President of the Company
and Boa, of Trustees,
D. B. McLAURIN,
Treasurer.
Sumterville, May 10, ls49. 81 ct
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Wilmington and Manchesterl' 81
To Travellers going North.


THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FR GSK.
CHARLESTON. s.. C,
. LEAVING the Wharf at the foot Of Lau-;
rens-st. daily at 3, p. m, after thu arrival nj
the Southern cars, via WILMINGsTOlY}a and
WELDON, N. C.. ,PETERSBURG,R RICH
iMOND, to WASHINGTON, :BALTI-
MORE and rIIILADELPFIIA.,t A. tk' s. ~ ~ v
The publicais respectfully informed that
the steamers of this linef from Charleston tor
Wilmington,5 are in. first rate condition, and
are navigated by well known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fine or.
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch
A. THROUGH TICKER having already
been in operation is now continued as per-,
mancnt arrangement from Charleston TO
Philadelphia. Passengers availing ,hemsel-
YES thereof, will have the option either to
continue without delay through the ronto or:
otherwise. TO stop mt any of the intermediate
points, renewing theis seats on the line to
suit their convenience. Bythis ronte travel,
| ers may reach New York ON the third day
during business hours. Baggage will4be!
ticketcd on board the Steamer To Weldon, as
likewise on tho change of cats. at the inter-,
mediate points from thcnce to philadelphia.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia at $40 each,
can be had from L, W1NSL.OW, Agent Of
the Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
at the Office of,hc Company foot o! IauiensA'
street, to whom please apply. For other in--
! formation inquire of 5t 81, ~ "a ,iisit.
l.. C. DUNG 4 ~
At the AmericanH Hotel, ChurlcstonS: c. =. !.
! s~Msyt9 ,t.. ksfs40 gFSs Stit;3its!1 yrtSS
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New Goods,

The undersigncn has just received full
and general assortment of New Goods, which
he will sell very low for Cash or good paper.
e J.. B. HANKS.
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NEARLY OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL, CAMDEN, S. C.
Takes this method of informing the citi-
zens OF Sumter, Darlington, and the adjacent
country, that he keeps always on hand, a
fresh and well selected stock of
Drugs. Chemicals, Paints, Oils and DYE
Stuifs; Window Glass and Putty,
Pa.er. Medicines and Pcrfumery:
Soaps, Brushes, Combs and Fancy Articles
THOMPSONIAN MEDICINES,
Embracing every article now used in the
Practice; &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold as low us articles of
the same quality can be bought in Charles
ton, FOR CASH or CREDIT.
D'Physicians, Planters, and Country Mer-
chants will do well to give inc call before
purchasing elsewhere.
z. ]. D.
Camden, Feb. 81, Is49. l7tf
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UphOlstering and Paper
HANGING.

Inc subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has established himself in Sumtery;lle.
aud is now prepared 10 execute any order Tint
may DO entrusted to his care, with neatness nnd
dispatch: to wit--Making and repairing Sofas,
Chairs, Lounges, (of every descriplon,) Mat
Iosses 70 made to order, and every variety Of Band
May %, ls49. Gin
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New Boot
A ND
SEWR STORE .

The subscriber having just returned from
Charleston with an assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, Ladies' and Misses SLIPPERS,
TIES aud CATERS, of every kind what
ever, offers them to the public on better terms,
for Cash, than can be had elsewhere, and So
licits an early call at one door east of Miller
u Bossards Drug Store. Also, the New and
Fashionable slipper for Ladies called TAY-
LOR TIES.
" All rips sc,ced up ,oilhom charge
B. FOLSOM.
Sign Of The Boot.
May %, lS49 81 If
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Keep Note Of Time.

" IL " j ~ " b l. Il 7
eSF. HOYTrespectfully informs his friends
I&zl8and the public, that he has returned from
the North with a new and choice selection of
Goods, consisting of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Jcwelry and Silver Ware. Also. a
select assortment Of Fancy Articles and
Cutlery, which he offers rs the best ever
received in the District. Terms liberal.
June 20 ID st
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st,FSa!l.A lEAasGP. itsal
The subscriber fakes this method of sin:a
forming bis friends and tho public, that he has
purchased the DRUG STORE of DR.: LA,
Cleveland, where he will continue The bust
ness hopes BIZ
attention, and ccanstant endeavorss to splcase;y
to merit q continuance of their patronag 81,
r.. j. i sDEHAY.. n
Camden. Feb 81, iS49. II On
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CLARK'S HOTEL,

sUMTERvHLLE, 8. CAROLINA.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has opened for their accommodation House
of Entertainment in this place. He solicits
share of public patronage, and promises to
spare no pains in order to merit and secure
the same. He would further add, that the
ocation OF his House is such, as entirely SUBJ
serves both business and quiet. A trial is all
he asks.
WEBB CLARK.
Jan, s, 1S49 H. If
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Census of sumscrtDIsrris,t.

CLAREMoNr CoUNrY. - -
Free white Inhabitants, Beat Go. No. 3,
Upper Bat. 44th Reg z, &C q Militia Com
manded by Capt Ruthveh Plowlen.
PORTION attached to Cldren,ont Election Disk
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: "a 'QyAA.ss.

IoNh cao: ~ f$SsSst,siH
DEN, Jf tsIit iss
Professor of Music, offers his services ii lie
Formation and Instruction of AIilitary5 Bands,
sc Mr.. 3. is Possessed Of the most saatissr
factory testimonials regarding capability and
character COMMUNICATIONS can be address
ed to the care of Mr.. T.. ZogSaum, 2OI King
street, ,Eharles,on,S SIC. 4sEsFlst q
AprllS. s., ,s;.$;.gl % y 3mf,I,
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Police InteIlIxence.
THE GREAT CALIFORNIA eor.D RoBBERr.-sUPPosED
Give TO The RoGvEs.

THE GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD ROBBERY. SUPPOSED
Give TO THE RooUKs.
On about the 18th Of November lsst, II was sscer
tspsd that rogues had stolen about $40 0o0 worth
Of California gold dust by cutting holes In two round
boxes from which they extracted the precious metal
day two after the following advertisement appear
ed in this journal which explains the circumstance:
1000 IVA sD Ss. Gs1SlsG Tso
sotn WIZ New rorh, and the other At Baltimore,
ss TSss soss: .sip's
the ss,TshP oresos &c las, Of set':@ees ~ San Fn
were 5'-.sgrsa fer s'r Y.5s y s' .',s@s;hp
Baltimore Near 60 Of GOLD dust,
Ss wos S cs Win S y
eh e and plussi,s the h.lss with white pine rsiog
b in d. srs box with da,rsp ana the shse.
non bottom Of the sec, nd boa With trimming iron o. about
ss s Ss ven Spa @ the
as SSf,Ss f n.
ssI' Of the ss SSE 'Sgisdss any part
'os .rsp E.i ps,u. f s. &: q 4 s'
For the parties concerned.
Since The announcement Of this robbery every
tion hs. been made in order to ascertain the vheres
bouts OF the rogues, and obtain q clue TO the gold
within the last e- days information has been placed
in the hands q officers A. NJ. c. Smith, In which
tain parties have been suspected The Of these
PARTIES emit fearful by the publication the ends Of
justice might be defeated However one Of the per-
suspected MIR Smith took into custody yesterday,
sud detained hin for further hearing by Ju'' Lo-
tbrop. Others may be crested during this day. Mr..
lsurg. .ne Of the Philsaephia police, IL nov 10 the
city. en- this business with Mr smith rbs arst clue
20 the gold vas, ne learn, obtained ct the mint In
fbisceIphia
Con- pousSnr Of F,icnies = Val STREET IN Trouble
.9ean - Fcr the past few days In Wall street quite
nuefps has bees created In consequence Of CERTAIN
vbkrtripg ear Go ear, that certsin CATION
about 20 commence respecting the poun al
. OF certain forgeiies committed by Mr.. h on hts
Own brother. weslthy merchant These forgeriss
to- place about PEER sincs and at the time, the bro
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tier. In Whose name the prou-sory notes had bee
made, refused TO honor them and the vac an ex
position The matter was finally settled on the buy
Ing up OF the forged paper At about fifty the
others compounded . felony. In TINS huyiny up the
forged paper, knowing the ssms to b. forged The
cssher Of Of the oty hanks ysssrdsv
b. fore Justice Mountfort aud others to-day will bs
examined In relation TO the matter In thu OF
which II IL expected that Of the mysteries of all
street will be shown up to perfection.
.7rrsst Of Hotel Thief A German OF about thirty
years OF sge, calling himself Julius Phillips ives de-
ttctsd op ruesdav. :" az 80 ~ hi .;
clothing such ~ ovsreoat pants vests 60 valued
st xa5 the property Of Mr. Norris H. Uti-v Of the
bcarders at Taylors Hotel No % Courtlsndt street
Mr. Taylor caught ths rogue In the act ug
stairs with the property Ohfcers Eastman aud Ed
wards. Of the Third ward police took ths rogue
custody and ON going to the premises Liber
~ and Greenwich streets where the accused resided
the Officers found . gold watch and chain va,ned at
$40 etolep from Mrs Caldwell Residing ct the National
Hotel. In Courtlandt street; also. trunk three va
ltses four travelling bags. two silver watches one
lsses dressing case large number Of other pearl
fancy articles. with the private marks them evi.
IDENTIFY stolen from stores lot Of c,o.hing. one new
black dress coat. name under tbs collar georgia
Wintkoep." q number OF shirts and collars. married.
+. Goodwin" Owners for some Of thess articles
have been found but there still large number for
which owpers wanted The property can be seen
by applying to Mr.. Stewart Clerk OF Police at the
Tombs. The accused was committed to prison for
trial.
Arrest IF Bureiars-A man, called John Nee ven,
was arrested last night by officer Gisuer on charge
OF into the hardware Of George Rus
sell, No. SO Ninth avenue He committed tn pri-
son for trial Also John Hart committed to prison.
on charge Of breaking into the coal office Of Wallace
Ferguson, In Horatio street. Committed for trial
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made In the mean time 1t will be bitter contest
ret going on In the House II Representatives for
Speaker. The court house clique" are Determined
that Thos. @ Pratt shall be tho seustor aud they
not accustomed 20 bs thwsrted Ia their dstsrmins.
tons on any matter pertaining TO the and
Dspseemrnt Of the ~hig party. Mr.. Pratt himself is
ore - The strongest political wire pulers Ia the Union
ard 70 ssldom diss ppointed In what he undertakes
The Baltimore hour market Is dull-sel,ers at 81 IS
but NO buyers Grain Supply small and sales at form.
err qns'afisps both Of wheat and Cotton sale
of 40 bales fair Uplapds 1t Kcents, six months
Stool Po.rd'-Slos o. RI. bonds ~, ~: a. shares
Rsnt - Baltimore, 92 10 shares RR, z ~ do. d.
inn
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to the stockholders be accepted, which motion w
sgreed to unanimously.
MT kosEvEI.r suggested the propriatv of eulsrrius
tns power OF the committee He doubted the legality
OF me acts OF the trustees without however In the
set degree doubling their honest Intentions and up
right purposes A conversation ensued in which the
reading OF the act to ascertain tina powers Of the trus
tees. was called Tor We have given the whole sub
On the motion OF j RouIssoN. Esq the name Of
Mr Roosevelt was added to the COMMITTEES
The meeting then. motion adjourned
There was goody stt ndance OF stoc kholdsrs pre-
sent 1t Is to be hoped they will be- able to come to
some fatr and equitable arrangement by which justice
will be done to all parties ana claim, Of some
few be permitted to swallow up the rights OF toe
others Much may be expected from the prompt so-
tion Of the commits
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Two female prize hghts took place near Detroit,
Michigan the let inst In the presence OF two hsu
drd sr,els'os. They hsd their seconds and bottle
htlceIs
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s.7 800 Is sssoA AZ

mstre total ti4g ia es tsps Increase on both
rcsd, the corresponding mouth OF lset year %
read dunng the m-nth b3Oa barrels OF HOur, l0t
tons u etan 30 ~ hogs and Dol tons OF coal
man named kluah Hopkins Gas found, yesterfsy
morning. frozen TO d.sth 81 out house whers he had
laid dovr drunk the previous evening.
The wings of Baltimore srging the name OF John
p Kennedy as candidate for the United states Sc
nate. In plsce or Rsterdy Johnson shtch believe,
mskss the fourteenth cs.iidsts The Legislature
ntett tso weeks FROM neat soBdsy uhen the struggle
vni commence and usle,s f0ms comprcmise should be
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

bttrIuOHE Dec - 1919.
tn, Rov Woshing iJa-FafA,r MIhsv- Bahin ore and
Ohs Rsilrsad-F Frozen 10 Deah-Th Senatorial
SCRABBLE Markets, &c.
The great scene In the House 81 Representatives yes
terday Is csuing drovss of political qudnuncs to
pest on to wnshn ston this morning, to the fun;
though after the storm . calm may be expected, and
the opinion here tbIe morning IA that MIR. Wiathrop
will be elected to day
FATHER Mathew Is the lion Of The city q. the present
time though his health q such tsst re csnuo; vsntar
cut smorg the people lie intends to leave, in sfsv
Oars fer Charleston. from whence he will proceed to
st Augustine Florida to spend The winter
The business en- the Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad
continues TO increase with extraordinary rapidly.
lhs revenue OF the past month vas as folows;-
For PSo'gers For Frei sh.
Main et,m.............. .s30i7s az S9t2Ss %
Wa,bipaton Branch. ....... 1910 as 433J ~
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JAVUU AINI
JAS. a. HOLMES.
IRknk. ID. ROBINSON.
AUGUSTUS sCakLL-
JAS. : ASPiNWAIL
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Died.

On Wednesday, June 9th, Lucy P. WSsLov, in the
Goth year Of her age.
Her friends and those her son. John c. Winslow
respectfully requested to attend her funeral from her
late residence No. l04 First street. this afternoon
81 O'Clock.
On the 7th inst DANIEL W. OAXLrY, aged "a years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fu-
neral from No. 81 East Broadway, on Saturday, the
9th inst, at o'clock P. M.
At Brooklyn, Thursday, 7th inst, Mrs ELIZA
LOUISA wife of Peter A Hepburn and youngest daugh
ter of the late Daniel Livingston, Of st. john N B.,
aged % years.
The friends and acquantances Of the family
spectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence No 1877 Sands street. Friday afternoon,
at O'Clock. Her remains will be taken to enwood
Cemetery.
On Thursday evening, the 7th inst, Mrs Margaret
F. wife Of Isaac F. Snow in the Goth year of her age
Notice Of funeral will be in the afternoon papers
At Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, the 25th Of May,
INDIANA B. WHITING, wife of Major d. P. Whiting, It'll
Infantry. U. s. A.
At fulton, N. Y, the soth ult, Isaac NEWMAN in
the Goth year Of his age. Mr.. N soldier of the
revolution. He served during the war, under Wash
ington and Putnam. At White Plains, he served in
the right wing of Putnam's reserve He was also in
several skrmshes in one Of which, being surrounded
by the British in swamp near White Plains, he dis
charged his piece "a times and another occasion IT
times After the he removed to Saratoga county,
and thence Fulton,