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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-01


fEyHE public respectfully inu,teI that this insts
Il tuition is erected The most improved plH,i, and
airy and most admirable suBtiI III me 'annontR
Franklin, upon the railroad, mile IRON die Missss
sipi - ,.,
Ihe building is large nnd mos.eoninodonsly divides
int for ksepiD5 sepniute dHeiel ciaescSt
and eTent diseases.
The institution is supplied with tue most rkilful and
attentive male and fannie nuise, and speaking Tie 'n
Private may lIe had by gentlemen at hse aos
lars per day. incudin- Htendnd's, y O.
Terms in the injury wards, inu dollars per hay'
Slaves also two dolias. Snu'i PoA ~ tie otdsuty
wards five dollars.
All capital surg zeal operations extfa.
The resident ply siriaa is DIR eideHan, TO whom
application ior admission must he nade. Vi I" i)r Y
Lnzeuilerg, No II Rampant street. apialy
aI,LOUk, WiilSkEi, PORK " BEL f-l48 bbis
u supelinr and l52 do fna -four; 10 hos common
and 46 hblS rec,iied whiskey; bbs and 10 hhis
prime pork; hhS primr bee; the cargo OF Hat hoat
~ eN'' ''" ~ '''''' n ~ & AMELlNG,
ely II Commerce street.
EHAAllLY HAMS-74 htls canv assed Family Hama
U Of superior quality, landing from steamboat
Monar h, for sale by LAYET y AmEIUNe..
el6 IL Commerce srest
osaN-75 barrels kotin, landing and 70, sails ~
Cont ss.ess
VTAIANA SEC ARS-500, 900 Of different braI;als
SLATER & rRIER.
augli 40 Poydras street
LNXCiiiNGE ON Mobile wanted by
IL ABiJAH FISK,
seRA>DY-5 boil. Al, proof American brandy tor
, sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il 60,
augl4 1874 Magazine street,
EsAvANa SrGARs-eaebaEso fE,ert, eef'aei.nt
III ynr irou sollr tbe V, and 'i, tHgs IA sl.z
tog sNle Nv eGa1 la & TElEA. ssss
all ysssas+
iE lOocnsks Philadelphia alg, .10bdt !. d. -
! "A Just receiF I'd, ai.d iur safe by
II max ~ a COHEN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-01

FASHION ABLE CLOTHING
TAYLOR Il MADDEN,
No. IA Charare. street
HAVE aconstant supply # every a,ncle pertal"in,
gcteinen's dress, Of the latest style, at New Yur
prices dee 90
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-01

LIE 100 cusks Philadelphia &lei .aDbat ~ -
N iustrceeiYUd, a,.d ier safe by
d Af.IA ~ a COHEN
iy2i 30 Common street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-01

DOSIN DEOS>-7O h.ls rosin dross landlns and
~ for sulc by JTllAH Et n Co,
iy IA "A Poydrus street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-01

AE ARTIN II DitNEREtX offers FIR sal Il large
w quaint, of superior Russian sheet il IL, from
10 10 OF. weight. Also, quantity of Bug ish slet
Iron JUS received an assortment cf Cnoki nd Purl,
Of Lie lAI..I !tIeus D. IcAnnIn. Las
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-01

1lOsaN-75 barrels Kosin, lnnhing and Tor sails ~
III 5 e. p WHITNEY,
$3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
Lnp;Sn Rnii Rnnd.

no ,II tho az OF psnnge the hoor OF leasins NC"
LOUISA wall hereafter be 10 the morning in-tau OF
icu r. route Passengers for Ch"tloesrio leave
a. vt The morning and there earlier IN .he
- A b, any Other ia. Besides being daily lac TO CHAR
je and Sauuou 1T tl-wcckiy to Lynehh9s. faSSch'
, Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays a1 sundays arrive
a; SGr1bgf, itc evening -.
hour rom F"deckshu il the day, enabling pas
i aia, Charlottesville IN ihc morning to get 10 cihohu
y sane ~venir I, an earlier than by other i'ae
Between Fdencksburg and Chatoesvt inc heterogeneous
ally expeditions. Passengers leave ftede"sod'S
yy m az. At evening. L"arin:
Pkg, an Tuesdays Thursdays end Sundays, they arrive
alachhnrg The neat evening -,
ron Charlottesville they reach Fredericksburg the snme day
Sua4y sunday there no freight tram IRON Tue juno
N they % q Fredericksburg next mornin: 10 breakfast.
Tv" q, VIII ind ,. route Louisa road superior one
The;e b: niles vr rntcsd they relieved in gea de-
gree o. l.ce, waffle their progress IS rapid Ae' cas ,na'
regular ,ouc in direction tho FiRGIsi.
4 Guao:ri;, aGo,hef Pattons5urs AMI
Fac from Richmond Charlottesville 81 w, Richmond 10
Lyncbhnr, 10 o. Fare from Fredericksburg TO Charlottesville
50 w. Fredericksburg 10 l.ynch5uIs Sll 0o. - s
July 10 l9-tlS
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p:,Lmo.J and FreG,ricI SJurg Railroad

RirLp0nd and Fredsric&$OHTg h@trodG. .
go DAILY LINES 20 fKEuG8!CkSbt hI--in - .h
to the mai Ialn, which as heir"'otc' W. ,hcr,
ao7d At \ H. aud leaves Ft"dc'Ickbus az ia ,.crn,.
Lii poJ notice, be daily freight train -,
Cd s,v.p. Richmond at IL O'clock, and frede''e"'o'' -
o'clock a. NJ. -. p;,L-. cd at in the
b. visiting connections, passengers leaving At
p. arrive Wa-hus Cry at ~ me n,nin- hy
g the sane evening; Philadeiphia the ,t
i and at New York the middle q! ne "a -, az hnn,s
.iG. rom richmond to New York. ali drlaSs
s - h.urs IN Advance . other E"; ,, ,o,,, arrive
.ou,a ward leaving s 10 the 1iy
:, H,,mote in lime for dfcrGooa'as o' n ~ 80
:, oI mex, mornin. By halfdst to feieS1s ~
Ieirh early !olIowryGayi or so,S ,a Paula
g. -. ~ Cho ,lestorin less than Tour u9i rom WIZ
(o" aud a fou, NewYers This In line ci :, al Of
- snL fhe evenings for esnn t'e Guy u
~ WV, ,t :. wa houday aud Friday There Is, III adH
Inc by which may leave Washington Cy on e
u - nd without interruption as 'a ds ~, ~
.,r.tct be continuous iinc from WIZ
Hja.,ont Char,,iCr IT,, s,... ..,rlJ 10 iior, Rich
4, au Of Tuesdays, Thursdays, aod saturdays. Nn
~ n,. stag !e.;". Fredericksburg immcG'ae'S on tne
D m anal the trip thus made from Eickmond to the
Spr1-- N aGt' ., - .,, :.
lht~ rom f l9-st
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
Tgmrs Girrr and Kana,cha Comueny.

" NNNHtNVH JVNFUUVV
NOTICE 70 LtBORERS.-Ata meeting of the President and
Directors OF the James River aud kanawha Company "a The
Sth June. 1888:
e.o'cc9 Company will fer labor
OF they
the advertisement OF the nt Nh
Rein. Richmond newspapers, until the force
employed said level shall b. discharged by the COMPANY the
completion o: the work be executed thereon
RSoocd farther, Tia, mud after Mony next each
la5,rer by the Company said work. WHO compile
shall bc returned ny the sad having
well faithfully working day, except when
voiIby prevened from the time when he shall engage IL ic
until the completion Of the sid work and as
htvin heh we'd orderly shall be entitled 10 receive
additions allowance ~ the rates OF comenSa-
vwc, he paid the first day orcnrE. tS The
the ComPiny) cr the completion Of the sand work
Provided owcrer that such additional shat! he pd
vny h continue the tOmpany service
said lower level shall be concted: and pio
yiIcI further, that -s" resolutions shall not nfn' I" any
arinC in.atri promoted tie i'e stHe Tor
WIS., "a LID lSH'-- la.c'
Published az order Of the BnaGd- w. u Ch'IltNpf.N'
linn IL Secretary
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c ne "''' Tr!E IDMrNySTRATRlX,
\, IIV NJ, rRTV FOR ALL sell THIS ocartiu' c.'

NOUNT ERIN F0R SiLEl wish TO SCI! 'hS W US
10 ,,i rs,y healthy Farm prvrrey. 1t lies 10 P"wh"taa
oh, mile. fom tho Courthouse from Cariesviiie 0nj
,r three miles en Rchmoa There are AFe huhu't. u'
,T nr the tract, bounded on tho Noh .!
sat, bv-th. tosd leading l;o C,:;esvite TO Eichaoai,
,y called the Rive road OF the East by the lands OF hos'
:,1 E.c AID on West by Deep Creek, "hirh stream
tr,p I;eliacldl There splendid anil site On thL'
r,cowrse anI al exIenslv" Gunrfy Of granite Il, 4
~ one hundred yards pIce h1Tc IN n'i'ie:'ao'0
of land on elIng,d estate, opposite ,o;ha mill site,
inch 4, be incta led ~ sale.
u,,, Ea i we'll aud well adapted TO the grown .,
80 ctis tobacco aad clover The buildings are S'oi' ana
, very cling house kitchen, s'oSe-hS
house. stable, house ichacco'"o"s's'
- hrn with thraSkius machine at'nchcdt WI" She P"sss
an the 6,st OF January wlh give i'F'e1i1'e
h -. are invited ant see ihis property s"'' ""e
get pie ~ shelving H. ---..,,,;,, ,o,,,,
% buod acres of Land being and lying 10 me cou"'s o
Chesterfield and Powha;au, in the ne'sh'oho"a 9" ""'
~ ,, by the name of Mossy, is bounded ny the ahds OF
M oh, Nlv Mr. Dorset ind Others, and very wen
The sod IS generality good, yet susceptible OF cGisiean
'' ~ " ,f
Pnwha,an Jurc !, 1888. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
F.1TQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPGLNGS.

yNYRlS establishment, within less than day + ride
e from Fredericksburg the District Of Columbia,
W. hence Stages daily again opened "T The ecfp.
ton Of visitors 1t will be this season under The control
of an incorporated Company, and is hoped will be at
least equal in al respects what il has heretofore been
For more minute OF il, reference IS made 10
The annexed description by the Editor OF the Globe,
written in August 1881, and published in the Globe Of
lhpt date:
s.Tac Fauquicr EAde Sulphur Springs.
"Duv Induced recently pas visit these pfIngs, and it
u inform those who frequent such Places from
yh1e We y spot combines
advantage TIr dcnrl wo;er though not be aPGy
in cxcue cases" the White SupUT beyond the
vet most p,,cu affects tho gradual iicH
i've strong pure, white sulphur hut cnd and 10
Gge piaC delicious, after Few days
use The rC.on which surrounds The Spring marks it IA" sau
tiuus suo, in midst OF the indicating ridges which
approach tho Every nrghhorng
summit crowned with forest q" pine. and the Blue Ridge SWEEPS
bc iu;iinss and ground aeon, ncompaby superior
in the United States their Objects They admirably
,,ae,ae simplicity elegance, aud pCcc; adaptation
renene all combine achi,ccur"as wei rs the associated
The Tavern separate establishment ana ID
of cacloSrr" which the Cdiice c
stand This the fine p"tcoed hrd
INC with colcnuHdc racn. three stories above high
and extending 300 feet the Oft Pncc private
and the visitors their dcroum and gaccs, impress
as avi,c guests ho.pIale Oriy country
ia tho orlcr and ease with which all is mannret. ,
he charm place, the splendid Bail oohthc hnc hand
Of music aSscnbago of female beauty oseness and
motion which adorned The remark OF the
Mother Of the Grucch bccn applied Virginia aud her
We think allowed speak for hrTsc Virginia would point 10
d,u.e her icwcls-Evcn her wtud agree IN
this We have seen assembled fashion Of the Union IN tins
ry b; have much beauty fascination OF Manners
dress graceful and caSa Gdncins any wcrc as c
Ballroom OF the Fsunurr SPRINGS ;,
Terms DER dsy ST. So children and servants hall PTce
do DO week, So; do. do. month, $32; months, SOO
whole season, SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

g ,Kana,vba Company are in immediate want OF Sc,
rar1, bundled good aboiers work on the old canal
vt,ti ,hree miles Of The city of Richmond-For SUCH
ONE dollar per day will be paid they finding thef own WIN
hoard Gentlemen wishing to send negroes from t.e
country are assured that the very best care sa &c
ken of them The work is dry and believe per'ect'y
safe The board of the negroes shall only cost one aoI-
lar per week and their wages paid on the l2h May
u" '0"'' RICHARD RElNS,
.9qeut of the Jane, River T. Kana,oha Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
~ a "a REWARD -Slrayed, or was stolen from
& 4 Gs the stables Of The james River and kanaw.

II 4 a. REWARD -Strayed, or was stolen 1901"
* B ~ the stables of The James River and kanaw,
hs Company, on the canal. miles from The elly OF
p;chmcnd on Sunday the 1st inst, two dark chesnut
-i nor SIS one believed to be five, and the other
years old last sprng They are horses of cle1nte
in GOOD working order and may be considered hkry
Thew were shod all around, and perhaps may have the
marks of the gear their shoulders and hps iheIF
10 is, nac.s Il is not recoeced that they have any
White about them; if they have, may be about their
fsoeks, or perhnps small their foreheads One
of them is slightly hpped will give the a Sps dn
war; ~ aher and all reasonable expenses incurred in
bringing them; hiC ls,S Ronn,,bo Coxpanv.
fW "e 'u"' ~ lS-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

FTCR experiments the subscriber has been nb!c 10 pre-
IA rare Chemical BIcGing after the Paran Fashion, which
combines in all the qualities SO long and ardrny
ycs bsruHI posh, not soil the whicst camlrc
SnLkechie aud keep for years Hce from f"v"'-
soft. ,. L.. Loooo sou,cc If ,os,
The Backing uunly sold in market has oeena souI o
N h wendell. m oil It's liability 10 moud una 10
h. mo hard and unfit All this loss can ne aoi"eu ny pro-
curin. supply Chemical Baes'Hg when TIE 800 Srr
Hill, Rrhmond Va. T. h""'s "a
lima
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"a Ia2I,.laAo EsiVCsAsE.
r..y> ar The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

TENHS OF THE hCHHU'FO E:'VU1hDH'
re ENQUIRER IS paJtished three times 1oeck da-
,.,t Of iae S,dt: legislature ard ttccc ,oeek
,,n, the ycs NJ The gear.
-HfH, '' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-rs p,lars ''a"' a"d i"''e D'i'"'' Tor SIX months
G % "a mi, ,f,c may be RENTED mail, in good and
- ~" 4, the r!.S Of the Editot The postage Of al
atHt'' ..e grtsrs.-\ The postage of sasIe letter Is
H ,,.,, at the ws'. II is thc accumulated post
JlsIaess, Wits" operates is serious lax uPo"
Tie ,. vii pay Ter nine papc:s, annually SHALL have the
.ea:h s,r.:$.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
&C iGss Gsi insef'ion - eo"'s' 'o'
an {, t;rnuaace, - cents , ;.. Tim ,.v0Dc.
,. iI,raacc aust be accompanied WIN he Su'e"ce
- ,,,i.!.-:o,y references, to insure execution liz
use aiv"rt.ia. nayamcUnt 20 Sii per ahn"n ais
y >. made OF 81 per ceai; aud to $50, OF 81 per een''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20
n.rn,,r ~ anrrrriSING.
Rar1a;n,-,,eu,s Rirer Lend for Sale.

49,. .c.o,v M, with misfortune IN having my
"a n consumed lire, win ali oI Tue icinl"- il 80 -
a., r,op aGd nearly all {" p.aOt"tioa u'eh'',s' a' " ~
the loss, vii, rae lSt OF Sepe!n"Hr me- " .
S mr. fair cav highest s;hts the fan'a'ioa
~ which reside, ccntingS iSi actes--iN OF set ~.
IN ,,n ,da,,on 800 arabic hish iana-a.' oi '"
w,! adapted to ~bt.i, oats ava in corn
,,o ,oJ il well taken w,lh clover; ic remaining 81
h ,,Ss Yer, promising The high land Is aS"oi h's' '"
IN. about - acres OF watch are IN conn., whn ION , i,r.
:, -. wei: Az oi 'ue
an clover. heavy cop oil wheat "'s ,n,nvcd
i o ,se land also of OF three very hsh
The ths tract Is III
~ ter part Of watch well ''nbe'ad MS in''
, con ny of Guochls Is miles above EcHond
lane. river one mile PUwes Tavern, anu rs CIV NV
~ l,y lnaE isown Ferry. This Is one " tae hand'ess
c,,hrs SITUATIONS James ard III very ues'o'e
r5o,hood Of this farm Is wen "atc'eu, H !"
nd i'm will slo sell the crops OF wheat
corn hay: likely oxen, eNccien' cows very @
two wear old colts, famous brood sows, 3hne hogs
b,s and kitchen n,ntue, and uch Psntaon uteAsl's US
no. burnt, Sc-I deem nserss 10 say more as persons oe
OF fret view ti, and am conhaeh'
ia eli PIE with the advantages IL atoTas We
@ viii be liberal and accommodating, AID made known on the
Sf sale made privately before the ls day Of August
- r,rL . II. ., I'M le Given WM. T. HARRIS,
=, - fio-tlAl .ycacEintourR, Goros!a"d.
~ rCE Alien Blair OF the OF Amherst, Virginia uicu
& year 1855 test ,ic sod ia hrs will makes some PROVISION
lanes The said Jaaes vas, at TIE cate OF '"c
N no l,yp. scnewheEe the South but has not been
run since September, 1852 Should this meet ais eye, OF
% 10 .s wled.e Will 90 well 10 return 10 virginia
~, # ne he dead his relations here viii be thankful 10 !
y i write PuLLY BLAIR, al aEavTs 1ou't H0~so' 90
a.''; "Aen and ~"e'' ne "'e0' Ti!E 1DMINSTRATRlX,
HtLt the rI GEEcseS, d T!IeH ht''r, e'1 g. tIs'..
~ TIE Editors o Miedseve Jo"fn"'' lhe = ;
r.h, ln an the Tallahassee flo:idan. WI" '"'
,. b, insertions in their country papers, a"a IN ware |
to !'e Enqul'er 0ai'o lls--ait
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

SStXES, LlQCORS, AND GRoCERlES-Wincs: MaH Madeira
Sns''y- Port, Sr OF which nave pcen ~, . s ~"
yen ten the Tins Of which have not been taken on since
,sst ottNt sparkling Champagne Dart brand; old LONDON orS
Sps na"Gy N articles old Jamaica ana hns" ~
e;hrat oagl' Gin; qualities of old barley, rye anu
'fh h>' N las, inerior,> peach ana aPle
h,nes oh'e Sf rsas, ycuIcd Bacon, and some expect
ed rom first rte "au anl curer
WIN. WALLACE.
BAH open ani bonded accounts of G. 70 "a months past
.e will be handed over o collection 10 vgant person
NaH myself w. w.
July3 lG-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

'NtFhc snhscfiber intending TO Richmond in
Inc tti respectfully Offers his professional in the
ct that City, which he wall hereafter regularly lie
continue Practise the Circuit Superior Court Of Spot
TIM, Richmond " ''"'' No ~ PATTON
4'S-J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

stHEAr-We wish TO purchase c2soes OF Wheat on
titc water, very carly delivery.
Ju'y3 ll6-fl WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
W RENfFiil be rented TO the highest bidder MospAY
ne 9th OF August next, the PROMISES it being Albcmurc
colI i!y, hr EAGLE TAVERN in the OF Charlottesville
Sst' occupied by Capt John Vowins. We that little
u De an meeting this stand, it is well known, and is
" aay G. eH,ac. WM. D. FITCH.
'gae - fl5-tis1 q. NORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-20

E..,e Hotel, Richmond Va, March 9th, 1888. lo5-
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= IiIAnIE LANDS FON sNIE-in ,hc conrtc. OF Ja.k.

THOMAS G. COLEMAN:
Executors u Henry T.. CeielaaH, dec d.
!S-wSt
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r,g The rts; " he year. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-08
Billiards. Celebrated Patent
ANIMAL IND PROFITABLE OIL SOAP

ANIMAL And VEGETABLE OIL soar.
TOR cleansing Coat Collars, Wooden,
Il Linen and Cotton Goods, from spors
occasioned by Grease, Paint Tar, Varnish.
and oils of every description, without iniury
TO the finest goods.
The Oil Soap possesses every healing and
penetrating qualities, and is used with per
feet safety for bathing external COMPLAINTS.
upon Man or Beast. Instances are 1oo
numerous to be certified. Thousands of
Certificates might be obtained of its effica-
cious effects upon all Bone complaints.
Weak Limbs. that have been t,slocatcd.
broken, or otherwise injured. In almos, cv
cry case, when applied to Corns on the
Feet, il has effected an entire Cure. When
applied, the Corn should be pared little
and wrapped in cotton or wool, and then
kept moist with the Oil Soap.
1t is positively the best remedy if thor
oughly used, for Sprains, Chilblains, Pois.
ons, Scalds, Burns, Sore Lips. Chopped or
Cracked Hands, Cutaneous Eruptions, or
Pimpled faces, that is known. For places
chaifed by the Harness, or saddle, Spraincd
Shoulders, Scratches, &c. on Horses, there
is no composition that exceeds this. Price
20 cents per bottle.
A fresh supply of the above article lust
received, and for sale by
CA. DOWD.
Edgcfcld, Jurc l, 1897. ,fI7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-08
The Lowndcsvillc Academy,

~AS opened on the first Monday of
w the present month, uadcr the su-
perintedance of Mr.. JOHN N. YOUNG,
where Pupils will be instructed in the
Greek and Roman Languages and all the
branches of English literature, usually
taught in Academies.
Mr.. Young is graduate Of Oxford Col
lege, Ohio, though native of this District.
The Trustees Of the Institution feel them-
selves fully authorised to recommend him
as being well qualified to discharge the du-
ties in which he has engaged. He has not
been long enough from College to become
rusty in the Languages and part Of that
time he has been employed in teaching,
and has given full satisfaction as to his
qualifications. The Trustees also have the
satisfaction to announce to the public, that
they have engaged Mr.. ABRAHAM CUM
NINGHAM to teach tho lower branches,
and can with propriety recommend him as
first rate English Teacher, having tried
him two years previously.
The general supervision of the School
will devolve upon the principal Teacher,
MIR. Young. who. together with the Trus-
tees, will use every excrtion to manage the
School with that kind of method and dsci-
pline which will afford to the Students both
moral and intellectual advantages.
Lowndesvile is situated IS miles west of
Abbevilc village, aud near the Double
bridges on Rocky River, OH a high, dry and
sandy ridge, with good water and is per-
fcctly healthy. There being no stagnant
waters, or sluggish streams for some miles
distant. it is therefore out Of the reach of
the noxious eiiluvia which is so destructive
to health in many other places. Two of
the Trustees have practised physic for many
years i'll the nciShborhood. and can speak
knowingly Of the superior healthfulness Of
the place. Lowndesvillc is moreover stu-
atcd about five miles distant from several
valuable mineral springs, which have re-
Gently been purchased by n company who
expect to have preparations in readiness
for the reception Of visiters the ensuing
summer; which will afford valuable re-
treat for few weeks, to any whose consti-
tutions may require it. Good boarding can
be had i'll the village and in neishborllood,
at quite convenient distances, on reasona-
bic terms.
JOHN G.. CALDWELL,
A. B. ARNOLD,
T.. HUNT.
BANISTER ALLEN,
WIN. G. COZBY,
J. S. ALLEN,
S. J. SIIACKELFORD,
WIN. PASCHAL.
JAMES COSPER,
MATTHEW YOUNG.
Lowndesvillc, Jan. 13, 1888 d5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-08
PROCLAMATION.

By His Erceilency PIERCE NJ. BurLEn
ESQ Governor and Commadcr-in- Chic {
an and orer the State Of South Carolina.
\" HEREAS information has been re-
w ccivcd by this Department that
certain free man of color, named Tom
Archer, was. on or about the 18th of Marcel,
last, fcloniously taken and carried away
from the house of Widow Hill, near the
Fish Dam Ford, in the District Of Chester,
by two white men. who called themselves
Alexander Archer aud Harris.
Now KNOW YE, That to the intent the said
Archer and Harris may be brought to legal
trial and condign punishment, for rhe alb
duction and offence aforesaid, do hereby
offer reward of three hundred dollars for
the apprehension and delivery of the said
Archer and Harris, or one hundred and fifty
dollars for the delivery ofeithcr of them, into
any Jail in this State.
1t is also stated that two white men of the
above names were at Kingston, in Autauga
county, Alabama, about the 9Th or 9th Of
April last, with the said boy Tom Archer,
and there offered him for sale as slave; but
OH the said boy declaring he was Il freeman,
no sale could be effected; and that they
carried him from there, and said they were
going to Greensborough.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, this 2lst day Of December, 1887.
p. NJ. BUTLER.
L. S. By the Governor.
Is. II. SAXON,
Secretary Of State.
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