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tho FIRE Of 100 pfcces Of Mexican artillery,
'einOlislied all the out works, including
the famous redoubt called El Caballero,
and killed and wounded GOU of the Mexi-
can garrison.
About 6 o'clock in The afternoon of the
9th, the Mexican commander in the Gas.
tie. hung out a signal for The cessation Of
hostilitIes, and begged leave to be allowed
time to withdraw his woi:ndcd from the
ruins Of the fOrtication. Admiral Baudin
replied that he could c0nseut to no truce,
but would allow the NIexicans to retire
from the fort ir they ca2itulatcd. To this
the Mexican General agreed, aud with
drew his troops from the Castle, which
was Immediately occupied by the French
soldiers and marines.
The Mexican army, near Vera Cruz,
was about 5000 strong, but their officers
did NOT consider themselves able to hold
the town, commanded rs it WAS bv the
guns OF the Castle, until the French Adj.
m'ral consented that one thousand Of the
Mexican troops should remain in the CITY
TO preserve order.
1t was believed TINT negotiations had
been commenced between the Mexican
Government, and the French Admiral, for
the re-establshment of peace. hut some
time may elapse hefi,re the result is known.
The French Admiral it was thought,
would no longer hinder the vessels of all
nations from trading to Vera Cruz.
We have here given all the particulars
winch have reached us. or the ulterior
designs of either the French or Mexicans,
we are iguornn,. Time alone can tell,
whether the Mexicans. dispiriIed by this.
their first trial of strength, with the French,
will consent 10 patch up peace aud pay
the money demanded Of them: or wheiher
the war will be prolonged. and lead to
further conquest by the arms of Louis
Philippe.
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Land for Sale.

Vile Subscriber will offer for Sale Mt his
u IL rcsld ,nce. OH Saturday the 29tI inst, his
panfafion. situated about seven Miles from
Ed%efield Court House, and adjoining Lands
OF Benjamin Gallman, Moses Swearinsen, and
James Miller: containing (3OO) Three Hun.
Land. On the Premises arc n toferabl, good
Dwelling House, aud all necessary out build.
ings, and All excellent orchard Of Fruit Trees
ALSO,
Some choice Mich Cows, Hogs, Corn. Fodder
first rate yoke Of Oxen. good Cart. House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too tedious to mention.
ALSO.
About l2 or 400 pounds Of good Pork.
ALSO,
About 1000 Peach Scions.
Terms made known Oh the day of Sale.
JESSE BRYANT.
December II. 1893 AZ
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VIII be Hired

hN The First day Of January next, in Ham
- Eufg, at Simpsons corner, (la,e Sulli
van % Tor one year, upwards of Thirty Negroes
belonging to tho minors Of T. G.. Lamar. CON
sist'"g OF Men, Boys, Women and Girls.
ALSO,
a pd!nabic Plantation on Savannah river. n.
bout 3 miles below Hamburg and Augusta, and
nearly opposite the Sand Bar Ferry.
ALSO,
The Negroes belonging to Augustus Tar.
rance, ana the Plantation belonging to the Es.
tate of John Tarrunce, deceased adjoining las
van, Seth Butler, and the estate of Thomas
Hail. deceased.
IL Those who hired any of the above Nc.
eroes the present year, will please have them
az the place of hiring early in the day, well clio.
thcd, agreeable to contract.
CHARLES LAMAR, Guardian.
Dec II, 1898 b az
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"E. thd undersigned, invite the attention
w oftiiesPnblic. to The new regulations in
the Classical School nj Greenwood. AbbevilIe
District 5. Z. We have agreed tn take charge
OF this Academy in conne4ior, and provided
we can obtain u sufficient share Of the Public
patronage, we expect to continue together for
the branches requisite for entering the south nth
Carolina College or any other in the United
States. The principal ofthese will he The Greek
and Latin Languages. Mathematics. History
and Geography. Composition. Defamation.
Reading and Writing. will be strictly attended
to. As we will be able 80 to arrange our cas.
sea. that each Ole Of us can devote his exrln-
slve attention to particular branches. we tlatl"r
ourselves that they will he thoroughly taught
We pledge ourselves TO Use our umos, efforts
not only, to facilitate the progress Of our pupils
in their studies hut also nstil into their minds
correct principles of morality
w. C. MORAGNE.
J. l.. LESLY.
Greenwood, Dec ii, 1898 c 46
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IN SENATE,
WAsHISGToN, Dec,

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 5, 1888.
MIR. King in The Chair, the Vice Prcsi-
dent absent from the City.
Mr.. Clay.of Ainhama.hrousht in his bill.
graduating the price ofthe Public Lands.
On motion of MI. Hubbard. the President
was authorized TO appoin, the Standing
Committees with the exception Of the
chairman Of the Committce on Commerce.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Commerce was then ballotted for, aud MIR.
king, OF Alabama, was reelected.
Tho Senate then adjourned.
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A STOLEN DOG.
SO REGARD.

II HE above Reward " i'll
TT . be given for the delivery
.V%11o Of a Hound Dog recently stt-
1HkI-:a.Ss.e..-- len from this place or neigh.
borhood. For any information or facts, which
will lead to the discovery and conviction Of the
thief one half Of the above reward will be given.
The dog is of a tan color; that is. black buck
and yellow belly. with a long heud, l""g body
and tnil, short and large legs. broad and rather
sunken chest, with an uncommonly loud mouth
when he opens, about years old, and is known
by the name Of Rouser.
Certain villaiuous wagonera who travel orr
roads. make it u business to take up all hounds
they meet with on the way. and sell them or o.
thrrwsc appropriate them 10 their use. Sucl.
fellows. on detection or discovery, will most Ger
tainly meet with such punishment as the law
will meie out to them.
Any information will be thankfully received
at his Office.
Dec IL, 1888 tf45
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New ORLEANS. Dec 8

VERA CRuz TAKEN.-Bv the French
Steam Ship Meteor, arrived las, night in
GU hours from Vera Cruz. intelligence is
received that the Castle Of San Juan de
Ulloa, was taken by the French feet after
bombardmen' Ofihree hours, with loss
Of onlv four men. by The hlockading squad
ron; while from 4 to 500 Mexicans were
killed. In the same ship came messen-
ger. who has hurried on to Washington,
being the bearer of important dispatches.
From the Courier we take the following
particulars of the bombardment.
On the 9th of November. the French
Admiral. Baudin, sent word to the Mexi
can General, Rincon, that he was abou, to
attack the Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa.
About 2 O'Clock the same day three French
friRates, sloop Of war and two bomb
ketches, moored between the reef within
gunshot Of the Castle; and so we'll directed
was their bombs and heavy artillery, Iha,
In less bas four heufs tney bad sllepced
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State of South { aroIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Commissioner in Equi.y, Foreclosur.
Gideon Purdue

Gideon Pardue. of Mortgage.
NOTlI is hereby given, that on Wednes,
~ ':ay, the !st day of January next, in tho
Town Of Hamburg, shall offer ior sale tu ,,,s
highest bidder. One Lot III the Town of Ham.
burg, situate in Mechanic street. and known in
tic plan ofsaid Town Us Lot No. II7) one hun.
,ired anu seventeen, To foreclose a mortgage
gwen TO secure the purchase money Of said Lot.
Terms and conditions will be made known
Oh the duy OF sale.
J. TERRY, c.E...p.
Commissioners Office,
Edgehcld, Nov. 1893. 46
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Another Turmip.-The Office Of the Augusta
Cons,i'utionalis, appear to be depository Of
mammoth Turnps. We wish our planters
would procure the seed. Here il the Editors
description of huge turnip:
"About week ago we noticed the re-
cept'"n OF turnip, weighing z lbs. 81 az.
but II was small affair TO one we now
have in the office, sor, Of Siarnesc con.
cern, having ono root and two tops, and
weighing eleven pounds. We did not
measure it. as it is of such an ou,landish
shape, it would be difficult to run a string.
but should think i, will measure considera-
bie more than n big turnip!
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The following named Gentlemen, have been
admitted to practice in the Courts of Law, and
Equity Of this State:
LaW.-W. J. Clawson, J. +. Cole, E. p. Err
vim, 8. J. Erv,n, F. w. FickLng, e. X. John.
son, Of Edgefeld, F. c. Ligh,ner, 8. Is. Massey,
j.. Mcmillan, }. II. Postcll, J. H. Peal son, J.
ID. Wright.
Equisy.-J. P. Cole. F. w. Fickling, John
Williams
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II, OF REPRESENTATIVES,

II, OF REPRESENTATIVE
The consideration of,he Contested f.
ise!'on between the sitting Delegate iron,
Wisconsin. General Jones. aud Judge Do
~, was the subject Of the spe"ial order
on motion. the consideration was posipon-
ed to Monday next,
resolution was brought forward by
MIR. Mercer, authorsing the Speaker to
appoint the several Standing Committees.
Carried: and the Committees will be an.
nounced on Monday.
A resolution was introduced. proposing
that all elections by The House, be made
uira roce. Objected to, and the Resolu-
ton. under rule Of the House. lies over.
Mr.. Adams called up his hill to preven,
the giving or receiving challenges in the
District Of Columbia. Objections were
made to referring the bill; which, after
some few remarks from Mr.. Adams, was
read twice and referred 10 a Select Com
mittee Of nine members.
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twill be seen that the President is firm in ad-
vocat'ng the Indepcndcn, Treasury plan. He
uses strong arguments against National Bank,
or connexion of the Government with State
Bunks. He disclaims all hostility to Stae banks,
but recommends to the government, to form no
union with them, and to use them only. as the
public policy and general interest Of the coun.
try may require. This is but Just and rcasona.
Bile None but the most prejudiced advocates
OF the banks, can say that this is waeing war 4.
gainst those institutions. MIR. Van Buren, truly
says, that the only safe or proper principle up.
OH which their intercourse with the government,
can be regulated, is that which regulates their
intercourse with the private citizen-the con-
ferring of mutual benefits" If the banks wish
Tor any more than this, it s but to increase. TO n
large extent, their own profits. We publish.
this week, that portion of the Message which il
OF most interest to our readers. We will give
them. the conclusion in our next paper.
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TO HIRE.

q IN Tuesday the Firsi OF January next, n,
~ the Pla ,tation belonging to the Esiate of
Jefferson Richardson, deceased, near Mr.. Ben.
jamin Stevens, t,co likely Negro Eelio,os, he.
longing to the said Estate, will be hired out for
the yeur 1889, to the highest bidder.
B. A. WALLACE,
Guardian of the ,ninors
Dec z, 1893 az
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On motion OF AR. Rho,,, o,dcrotl, That

On motion OF Mr.. Rhe,,, ordered, That
committee be appointed tn wait on the
Governor elect, TO ascertain what time he
will be prepared to qualify; aud the Presi-
dent appointed Messrs. Rholt, Jones aud
Scott, as the committee.
message was received from the House,
Goncurrins with tho message sent from the
Senate, proposing to 60 INTO the election Of
Lieutenant Gorernur.
On motion OF Mr.. Pincknoy. the Senate
took up the message from the House, in
relation TO the expediency of removing the
scat OF Government from Columbia 10
Charleston and again laid i, on the table,
Adjourned.
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State of south arolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT

WIN. Coleman Il wife Isabella, Applicants !
vs..
Lewis Sample. wife and others. Defendants I
an Order from the Ordinary of Edgcfield
- District shall proceed to sell, on the first
Monday in January next, ut Edreticd Conrt
House, the lands belonging tn the estate of Su.
sannah Spearn,an, deceased situate in said
District. OH The waters of Saluda River. and
bounding OF lands Of Thomas Steward Jacob
Shumpard. Benjamin Camrson and Others, and
containing Two hundred acres, more or less.
on credit OF twelve months. Purchasers to
give hond and personal security, and mort.
gage OF the premises to the Ordinary. Cost to
he paid i'll cash.
w. II. MOSS, s. Ed.
Dec IA. 1893 Az
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H. OF REPREs ENTATlvEs.


SATURDAY, December s.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment. II
The Speaker announced tho following
Committees:
On the Resolution Of Mr.. Middleton, in
relation to devising plan for adding to
the comfort Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, chambers. &c. Messrs.
John Douglass, James Douglass, Schnierle
aud Colcock;
On the resolution Of Mr.. Perry, relating
TO the Penitentianry system: Messrs. Per.
, ry, Magrath, Carroll, J. S. Richardson,
Dawkins, Belin. E. G. Palmer, Hen,ler-
son, and Janlison.
The Speaker brought to the view of the
House. the following papers, from the
Senate:
A resolution Of the House. TO adjourn on
the 18th instant; concurred in by the
Senate:
Mr.. Perry gave notice, that on Monday,
he will introduce Bill to authorise the
South Western r. Road Bank, 20 establish
Branches and Agencies in this State.
BY Mr. Witherspoon. from the COM
mittce Oh Privileges and Elections, on the
petition from York; ,he presentmenr of
tho Grand Jury OF Spartanburgh, and of
A>oousoiss IL ioSVT VI Tue UtCQ COc4 SVStem
Of voting:
BY Mr. Griffin, from the committee on
Public Buildings. on the report and peti.
ton Of the Commissioners of Public Build
Jugs, for Fairfield, praying an additional
appropriation for a new Jail; and the pre-
sentiment of the Grand Jury. and memorial
of the Commissioners Of Public Buildings
Of Marlborough.
A message was received from the Gov
crnor. aud SO much us contains Ills Ex-
cellcncy's resignation as Commissioner
on the part Of the State, in the Louisville
Cinciauati and Charleston r. Road Com
pany, was laid ON the table; 50 much as re-
lates ID the payment Of moneys on account
oftt,e Florida campaign. was referred to the
Military committee; SO much as relates to
the purchase ofDr. Cooper's Library to the
committee on the Legislative Library; and
90 much as relates to examining the Ex-
ecutive Accounts, to a Commiiiee consist
ing Of Messrs. M'Dowell, Bradley, and II.
II Thomson.
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DR.. Finley, the Representative Il ON Charles
ton, whose seat in the Legislature, was vacated
in consequence ofhis holding disqualifying Of:
fice, is reelected.
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An Overseer Wanted.

IBERAL Wages will bo =iven to an o.
IL rrrSeer.to sup"rintrnd the planting inter
est OF the Subscriber Mt his place. OH Log Greek
tor the ensuing year. None need apply, who
cannot come well recommends in every parti.
rular. f.. SlMKiNS
Dec 10, 1898 h AZ
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More New Goods.

VNHE Subscribers are receiving a fresh sun.
ply OF Winter Go"ds, recently purchased
i'll Charleston. which makes their assortment
compl"'c: to which they invite the attention of
,lier customers. G. LIS E. PENN &Co.
Dec. ~, 1888 II as
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The Senate Of Ohio. has elected w.
Hawkins. Speaker, C.J. McNulty, Clerk,
r. w. Mansfield. Sergeant, a, Arms; and
the House. J. J. Faran, Speaker pro
,em-pore, w. H, Blodget; Clerk, and B. nj.
Eikins. Sergeant at Arms all Democrats.
The vote in the Senate was 10 Democrat,
16 Wing and Scattering, In the House
~, or 80 Democrat, Whis &. 9cai.eIing %.
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AWFUL STATE OF ArrA1es At Harms.

AWFUL STATE OF ArFAIRs AT Hams.
suRG.-An extra from the Harrisburg In
toiligencer Office, under date Of 5th inst,
furnishes the particulars ofthe proceedings
in the Senate Of Pennsylvania on Tues
day, the first day Of the session.
The Senate was called To order nj 3 p.
M AX tbe laie Speaker, ant Oh calling the
roll 20 Senators answered to their names
The Clerk then proceeded TO read the
returns OF the late election, aud among 9TH
ers it appeared that Mr.. Bell. of Chester,
and Messrs Hanna and Wagner, the Whie
members from Philadelphia conuly, were
duly returned elected.
Mr.. Brown offered a return from PhiIa.
delplia county. which was not received by
the Speaker. 81.
Mr.. Pearson said, it was impossible for
him to understand the returns from the
eighth Senatorial district. composed Of
Huntington, Miffiin, Jumiata. Perry and
Union counties, and he moved that the
persons returned be not allowed TO take
their sea.s-(being four in number. the law
only calling for two)-till the other Soma
tors elect were duly sworn in, and that
they be postponed till tina, time, The mo-
sion was agreed 10, yeas l3, nays 8.
The Senate then proceeded to the cleo
sion Of Speaker, when Charles B, Penrose
was duly elected, having received 10 votes,
and Samuel 8. Carpenter, 9.
Mr.. Rogers said he had heard the return
from Philadelphia county read, as sent by
tho Secretary Of the commonwealth, but
he had in his possession anOiher return
the legal One-which he wished TO present
TO the Senate.
The Speaker was opinion that the re.
turn could not he received, but q petition
might be presented, under the act Of 1891,
ON which committee might be raised, in
order to investigate the matter. So il was
not received.
The clerk then called up the newly g.
lec'cd members. 10 be sworn, when Mr..
Rogers objected 10 the Senators elect from
Philadelphia county taking their seats.-
He afterwards moved to postpone the swear
ing of the Senators for the present.
Mr.. Peason addressed the Senate at some
length. and finally in opposition to the
motion. The motion was yeas 9, nays IL.
The new Senators were then sworn in,
'when" lin the words Of The InteIhgencer)
"a scene Of riot ensued beyond all de-
scription. and which finally obliged the
Senate to adjourn. when the mob took
possession Of the Hail." aud after being
addressed by several persons. dispersed.
The latest news from Harrisburg is, that
there is a prospect Of some compromise
between the two parties 1t is proposed
that the Wing Delegation from the coun-
~ of Philadelphia. shall be allowed TO
take their seats, upon the condition that a
pledge he given that the Legislature shall
not proceed to the election Of Treasurer,
Auditor, or United States Senator. until
tho claims of the contending party be set.
tied. The Committe of Elections. under
the Constitution of Pennsylvania. is cho-
sen by lot. and their decision is final, as in
the British House Of Commons.
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Mr.. Cuthbcn, of Georgia. has not resignc
his seat in the United States Senate, as was r,
ported.
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NOTICE.
o$Sf$ 3; H:;;s.ss; 3: ss;;': :: r ::: 5:
81 NRi of Edgefield. There are II
as$ acres of land, OIL which are
aA-ke71aA - good Dwelling House. re-
Gently repaired and improved. and all necessa-
ry out-buildings The terms will he made ac-
communicating to nm approved purchaser. For
further particulars apply ON the premises, or n.
my Office. GEO. POPE.
Dec 10, 1898 d As
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IN SENATE.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 6. 1885.
Alter some other business the Standing
Committees of the Senate for the Session
were announced. They are as they were.
at the last session.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-20

The Legislatsre.-Boih Houses Of our I.egis.
lature, agreed to adjourn OH the 10Th inst.
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Georgia.-A flee Banking law, very mucl,
like that of New York, has passed the House
Of Representatives Of Georgia, by small ma.
Jor'ty. 1t will probably pass the Senate also.
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AdlninistratOr's A Sale.

10y an order of the Ordinary of Edgefield
- 'islrict, will be sold at Edgefeld c. II. OH
Monday. the 7h Jan. merit, One Mare and Mule
Colt, nnd one chest Carpenters 1oots-ihe pro-
prrty OF the estate Of Francis NJ. Young, dec.
Terms Of fsale-credit six months, note, with
approved security
EDMUND PENN, Adm'r.
Dec 4, 1893 e44
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The Hon. THOMAS H. BEsros has been r.
elected to the United States Senate from Nil
souri,, for six years from the 4th Of March mex
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-20

appointment By the Gopcrnor. Beaufort T.
Watts, Esq. to be Executive Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-20

Mr.. Andrew Mac Lauchlin, has been elected
Cashier Of the Commercial Bank, at Columbia.
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NOTICE..

4 Ii. Persons having demands against the
Estate OF George w. Neal, are requested
to render them in tn the subscriber, duly attest.
3D. and those indebted 10 said estate ARE desired
to make payment by the 18th of December
HUGH NEAL, Admir-.
Nov 80. 1893 b. AZ
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AdministratOr's g Sale.

80 - AEs1 . eA0VA . 'CaNACs
WILL be sold on the Third day Of Janu-
w ary neZt at the store uf 9. Sairsinon's
IN Teach Island, twelve or fifteen likely Ne
groes. he!ongin. to the estate Of John Ards. de.
erased. OIL n credit, till the 25th of December
following.
MILLEDGE GALPHIN, Admir-.
Dec 4, 1888 q A
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Greenwood academies.

~E Have the pleasure Of morning our
Nv i!iehds and the public III general, riut
the exercises OF these Institutions. will recon-
nence Oh End Monday in January next.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
10 meet the increasing patronage of this De.
Partincnt, we have added another Teacher. il
will therefore he conducted ia future, under the
JOINT control Of MIR. JAMES LESLEY, our former
Ieacher,a Mr.. WILLIAM C. MoRAGsE. .intc of
the En$iIsI, Academy; both graduates of the
S.Cnrolina College. and experienced Teachers.
English Male Department. Depar,.
ment will he under tile management of MIR.
JAMES GILES, graduate Of Franklin College.
and oi several years experience in teaching
Female Departnent.-WilI be conducted by
MIR JAS. Nj. fEss and Lady and Miss O'HARo.
late OF the Sumterville Academies tistin. r,isEed
alike Tor their literary qualifications and expe.
rience as Teachers. Mrs. Fern and AIiss g..
ttnto, the former distinguished rs n Musical r.
French teacher, aud the latter in Pujn,inps
These Branches will therefore he taught in lie
mos, improved aud perfect system.
The Public will discover that we are incur.
ring IN linme nse expense for the benefit of the
youths OF The country, and all we ask is an ex-
animation into the merits of our institutions he.
llev,ng TINT they will he patroniz, d if known.
For we are bold to assert that in no one point
IRE our Schools surpassed by any in the South
ern States. No Student will be admit. d into
my OF the Schools. unless he comes recommcn.
ded ny good moral character und file comes
from another School, he shall bring with him. a
certificate OF bis character and standing. A
Chapel IL now building in the place, in euded
tor the exclus We henefito of the Schools Terms
oi board and Tuition are us moderate as elsc
yIaEkrl ~ h..,&,