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NEW ORLEANS e. CHARLESTON PACKETS
4 This line consists of Tour vessels, all Of
1I1fp Inc nrst c!ass, copperrd and copper fast.
..-- ened, and OF about 200 tons burthen
with handsome accommodations Tor passengers.
These vessels IRE commanded by captains vel
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
tentlon, and exert themselves to accom- moda,s the
shippers. They will be- lowed up and down The
MISSISSIPPI, and leave New Orleans "n or before
the loth and 18th OF every month. The following
vessels compose the line, viz
Brig Arabian, Charles Gordon, master.
Brig Chopman,J d. Thompson, master.
Brig Athena, J. Doane, master.
burk Roger Williams, J. AlIihers, master.
For freight or passage, amply to J. A. BARELLI
w. u Common st. New O'leans, or NJ. G.
Mordscai. Chn,lrs,on. &C. I
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NOTlCE-1'hc co,artnership heretofore .isf;ns
Nanier the firm of dubois 4 Garretson aas hose
dissolved. The subscriber will liqudaie the affairs
Tue concern in city, and requires oil persons nsb
ed to make payment TO him only and all those havins
CLAIMS to present hem for settleHlar,t ll. ! " :
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SCHOOlCRAFT'S Indian Tales nm Legends. W.
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The Croppy, ~ the O'IIara Family
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Hook births, Deaths n Marriages
Pr. Bird; Robin Day, volumes r.
New supply Of James; The Huguen..~.
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b1sl.OCR-52 bis landing from steamboat Baton
a k0uge, for sale by G DORSEY,
mav7 a. ~ hi. LOG Al Nev i ~.
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DULED LETTER PAPER-Just received a few
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some very low priced, ior sale by
DAVID FELT T. Co. N S.ati0ners' Hall,
june Is "a Chartrea al
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cotton or linen shirt and white cotton psnsaloOns
Masters Of vessels and steam boats are cawtlSsipi i
other persons, the utmost rigor Of tic law will il
enforced against them. The above reward viii be pnie
TOR delivering him int of the ails Of eor Of liz
municipalities or ut 1863 CaronleIe corner Of HevIs,
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Z a. ,e.tL HATS, in casesNkS .en = l,,,,, "a M,
w Ha's.Mf sale JOINING GRAHAM.
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EXPRESS MA IT, m a. n ~ Z 81
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Y0rk-leasing Mobile dali. at s r. M ,NOsthvv ~
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
II ~ No. II Camp street,
Wholesale Dealer in Paints Oil, Vanishes Brushes
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1T OAF SUGAR-various quaes constantly in
IL store and for sale by SHALL T. BROWNE,
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~ (called abe Ear Trumpet has just been received
by the Of which, the slightest articulation Of the HUI
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ROBLNsSOVs r. GOODWeXc.
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n One Door below Benville,
HAvE constantly on hand every article appertln.
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SPERM OIL.-l50O gallons pure winter d
- Sperm Oil, in casks and bhs, for sale by
JARVIS 81 ANDREWS,
lns streets. mr. ~
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Missouri Rom-5Oo coils Missouri hale ripe.
made nil OF hemp, in stn'c, mud Tor snle by
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IN SENATE.

MONDAY. Dec II,
The Senate met AZ 10 0'clnck, A. NJ.
and the Clerk read the Journal of Satur-
day.
message was received from the House
concurring with the message sent from the
Senate. proposing 20 go into an elec,inn of
the President and Directors of the Bank
Of the State Of South Carolina at l O'Clock
MIR. Huser submitted the report of the
committee on interpretations on the hill to
incorporate the BivingsvilIr manufacturing
Company and on motion, il WAS ordered
to lie placed among the orders Of the day.
MIR. Gregg submitted the report of The
Judiciary committee, on the bill from the
House. to provide for tho increase and
preservation Of the Library of The Court
of Appeals Of Charleston; ordered for con-
sidcratiOn Tomorrow.
The Chair called The attention 10 the fol
lowing papers from the House Of Repre-
sentatives;
A Bill to repeal so much of the 18th sec
ton Of the act to organise the Courts of
this State, as relates TO the Commissions
ers in Equity, Of the Districts of Chester
field and Marlborough: read the first time
and referred TO the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
A Bill to repeal the penalties heretofore
imposed on the practice Of Physic, Surge.
ry, and the sale Of Drug. without license :
read the first time, and referred TO the
committee on Griovapces.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03
South Carolina LexisIature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY Dec. IA. 1888.

IA
MIR. Perry called up the report Of tho
committee nf Ways and Means. on p hill
to nuthorise the South Western Rail Road
Bank TO establish Branches and Agencies
IN this state. and the bill was read sec.
ond time. and ordered to the Senate.
The Report nf the committee on In
corporations, on the petitions of suudry
rit'zens of Cheraw aud its vic,nity. for
me establishment of n Rail Road from the
North Carolina line, to Columbia, bv wav
of Cheraw, and on bill 10 incorporate
the Metropolitan Rail Road Company.
was agreed TO. aud the substituted bill.
under The above title, was read second
Time, clause by clause, amended and or
dered to the Senate.
The Report Of the Committee on Wavs
and Means on hill to authorise a sub
scrlpilon III behalf Of the S,aie, TO the
South Western Rail Road Bank, was
''Ren up for the second reading, aud read.
clause by clause. Mr.. Gilmore proposed an
amendment to the Bird section, providing
mat tho amount subscribed be raised by
issuing State Stock. MIR. Memmincer on.
posed The amendment, aud advocated The
passage OF the bill, which was also sun
ported by Messrs. Desaussure, Perry and
"A. w. Thomson. and opposed by Mcssrs.
Colcock and Bellinger The following
motions were then made; BY Mr.. BelIino
ger. to postpone the bill To the lat January:
Withdrawn: BY Mr.. EImore, to lay the
bill on the table, aud print his amendment:
rejected: BY Mr.. Colcock, to strike out
the enacting clause, e,negatived. On the
question of sending the bill to the Senate,
MIR. Elmore called for the Yeas and Nays
which wore ordered by the House, and
were Yeas GO. Nays 46,
So the bill was ordered to be sent to the
Senate. Adjourned.
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WE. the undersigned, invite the attention
OF tie Pnblic, to the new regulations in
the Classical Schnol q, Greenwood. Abbeville
lr:' Distrlc' .. e. We have agreed t., take charge
OF this Academy in conneIion, and. provided
we can obtain a sufficient share of the Public
patronage, we expect to continue ether for
some years. We will give Instructions in NIL
Ee,a1 me branches requisite for entering the South
carolina College or any other in the United
States. The principal ofthese will be the t;reeL
ana Lain Languages Mathematics. History
and Topography. Composition, Defamation
to- We w SsS 81 aS1e VIZ ~ b BE- sira66gy 8lleqdsd
ses, that each one of us can devote his excIn.
slve attention to particular branches, we fiatcr
ourselves that they will be thoroughly taught.
We pledge ourselves TO Use our utmost efforts
NOT Only. to facitnte the progress of our pupils
in their studies hut also to instil into their minds
correct principles Of morality
w. G. MORAGNE.
J. l.. LESLY.
Greenwood. Dec Ii rs"S 6 46
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CAROLINA HOTEL.
4!I!1!f 4! I

HAMBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Nil. undersigned begs leave 10 inform his
IL friends nnd the public in general, that
this Hotel has undergone thorough repair, and
that he IL now prepared for the reception nnd ac-
commodation Of Permanemt Boarders, as well as
travellers and Transient
VISITORS.
lie would observe, that those who may f;,vor
him with call shall find themselves aereeably
and comfortably provided for. His abI. is sup
Piled with all the substantial requisitcs oi good
Go'ng. together with every delicacy and variety,
that the markets of Augusta and Hamburg can
aftord, with the attention Of aetipe servants and
JanatM hostler. His Bar is stored with liquors
Of the choicest kind
With the confident assurance of giving full
satisfaction he solicits his old friends, and the
public in general, to favor him with a call.
Drouers can be dccomn,od dated scith stables
and lots for stock.
A. KEMP.
Dec Is, 1888 -. tf46
The Greenville Mountaineer and Pendletou
nessc u8er win ,tuscs si.~ 49,. Enr a;x ,vaot,
aud send then accounts TO the subscribef III
Hamburg. AK.
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IN SENATE.

SATURDAY. Dec. Is.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Mr.. Huser submitted the report of the
committee ON Interpretations. on tho re
port OF the committee Of the House, on
the t'Iil to incorporate the Pendlelon Man.
u1acturinR company; ordered that il be
placed among the orders Of the day.
on ihHsP HP ffhsh sseenq5t az Jhe same committee,
Titan Rail Road company; ordered that it
be placed among the ortlers Of the dav.
Mr.. AlSton submitted the report of the
committee on Banks. on the bill fr,nI the
House, to au'horise the South Western
Rail Road Bank to establish Branches
and Agencies in this State; ordered for
consideration IN Monday.
Mr.. Glover submitted Resolution au-
thorizing the Chair to nominate commit
tees IF inspection for the Bank of the
State Of South Carolina, and its branches;
and that a message he sent to the House
Of Representatives. requesting the mp
pnintmeni Of similar committees. to net in
conjunction with the cornmitiee of the
Senate or!ere! for consideration on Nom
day.
The President called the attention of
the Srnu,e to the following report from the
House:
The report Of the committee of Ways
and Means, Of the House. on thar part of
The Governors message in relation to the
subscription on The part Of the State. to
the South Western Rail Road Bank. and
bill to autho,ise The subscription of the
State 10 the South Western Rail Road
Bank !; read the first time and referred 10
the committee on finance.
On Motion Of Mr.. DeTrevilIe. Ordered
That message he sent to the House pro-
posing to go into an election for President
and Directors Of the Bank of The Stale
Of South Carolina, OH Monday, at twelve
o'clock.
Il message was receive from the House,
proposing to the Senate TO GO into an g.
lection for Presi dent and Directors of the
Bank of the State Of South Caroliua. at
c'clnck, to-day, and Immediately there
after, to the election Of Lieutenant Govern
or; ordered to lie on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Verdier. Ordered,
that the Senate proceed to The orders OF
the day.
A Bill entitled "A Bill to preven, the
use Of deaily weapons" was read the sec
Ond time, clause by clause. and bv sundry
amendments, the yeas and nays heing re-
quired on ordering the bill TO the House of
Representatives. were Yeas 81, Nays l3.
So the hill was ordered 10 the House for
concurrence
"A bill entitled "A Bill 10 prevent in.
temperance" was rhen called up for con.
| sideraiion.
MIR. Jeter moved that the further consid-
Grafton OF the bill br post poned to the Isl
Of January next. and the yeas and nays
being required. were as follows:
YEAs-Messrs AIston. Beatty, Cannon,
Carr, Canghman. Duhose, Dunovan,,
Goodwyn Grinball. Gourdin. Jeter, Jones
Lawton, Litflejohn. Massey, Minis, Peay
Powe. QunSis>- and S,one-20.
Mars Hon. A. Patterson. President
Messrs. Bennett, Crawford, Dawson. De
Treville. English. Evans, Glover, Gregg
Herio,. Higgins, Norris. RhpiI, Scott, Yer.
dier, Smart and Wilson.-l7.
So The bill was postponed.
The Senate took a recess until sis
o'clock.
Six O'CLOCK, PM.
The Senate met again and procecdce
! 10 business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03
LOwnhe~yille !Acadepny.

lN1L exercises OF this Institution will 'e re-
sune,l ON the second Monday il, January
next under the care of the Rec. Uuiam III.
Harris, rs Principal and Classical Teacher, and
Mr. Abraham Cunningham. ns Teacher OF the
English Department.
Ihe Trustees feel no hesitation in saving.
thaf these gentlemen are as competent to the
discharge of the duties of their respectiv. de
pnrtmenls, as any I" he found in the upper
country, nd that they will spare no pains to con
tinue to merit the high stand, which has been
awarded to them rs Teachers.
As the impression abroad, respectinp the
health of Abbevillc District, is unfavorabir, we
deem 1t necessary to say. that LowndesviIle
and its vicinity, are us healthy US anv section of
the upper country The Village is situated on
u high and dry ridge. remote from any sta nding
water, az well rs all causes of disease; it must
therefore continue TO he healthy
In point of morality. ", b"lieve it is rener.
ally conceded, that there is no section nf coun.
try more exempt, from all induce M, nj tn yici,us
habits, than this. We would hazard the ns.er.
tom that we stand unrivallcd in this particular.
Ereeilent boarding can be- had in the Village
and vicinity. ut So per month.
The School will continue the common Scho.
lasic year.
The , Classies' Classics, sls per session.
Ens'1Ih Isnhyl Gs"%mir; nn% m;s;oIs Ge"s-
Reoding, Writing, Aritl,- .
metic, &c.
DIR. A. b. ARNOLD, Pres. B. Tu,.
w. r. SANDERS, Vice Pres.
w. 6. COZBY, Treasurer.
MATTH'W YOUNG,
J. MOFFET SIMPSON, Trustees
s. J: SHACKLEFORD,
BY order Of the Board.
J. G. aLDWELL, Secretary.
Dec 10, 1888 G AZ
The I'endcton Messenger, and the Weekly
Chronicle g. Sentinel, Of Augusta, will copy
the above three times. and forward their ac.
counts for rnYment
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Six O'CLOCK, PM.
The Senate met again and proceeded
10 business.
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GreesssUo0a academies.

w T. Rave the pleasure Of Informing our
w friends aud the public in general. that
the exercises of these Institutions. will recom.
mence on End Monday in january next.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
10 meet the increasing patronage of this De-
Partnent, we have added another Tencj,er 4,
wii' therefore be conducted ia future, under the
Joint control Of Mr.. JAMES LESLEY, our former
ieacher,and MIR. WILLIAM G. MoRAorE. late of
inc u fh%lIsh Academy; both graduates Of the
o.Carol'na College, and perienced Teachers.
English Male Department. Depar,.
nieht Will be under the management Of mir.
JAMES EILEs, n graduate of Franklin Coleoe
anu vi several years experience in tearhing.
=, fcmdte Depdrtment-Will be conducted nv
Mr JAS. M. FEM and Lady, and Miss O'HApE
la!e nt ot the Sumtervile Academies distinguished
aHhe 'or tieir literary qualifications. and expe
renee as Teachers. Mrs. Fem and Miss H..
,ihto' Tie former distinguished as Musical e,
rrchch teacher, and the latter i'm P,,;n;pgs
ihese bra ches will therefore be- taunbt il, ,1,e
most improved ard perfect system.
The Public will discover that we are ;nc,r.
ring an immense expense for the benefit of the
youths oi the country, and all we ask is mn c,.
ahina'iom INTO the merits Of our Institutions be-
eH'ng that they will be patronz"d n KNOWN
FOR we are bold To assert that in no one point
are our schools surpassed by any in the South.
eri states No Student will be admitted into
any OF the Schools. unless he comes recommcn.
oed ny good moral character and ii'Le Gomez
from another School, he shall hiring with him n
cert'hcate OF his character and standing. A
Chap"i Is now buildin" in tho place. in ended
TOT the exclusive henefit Of the Schools. Terms
m vi ooaid ana tuition nre as moderate as else
IHfr ~
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The report the Comm;,,ee ., =;
nance. on the tlf,o loan the cred;, nf ,hs
S.a,e . "sec9iS any loan which may be
made mtne tsident and Directors Of the
, Louisville, tsihSinnatti ard CharIes,on r r.
Road Companb was ordered for cons;dss a A.
alton ON Monday.
nsPor' osthe committee on Federal
Ne,a'ions, o9she report from the House,
on tnat part sssahe Governors message in
relation OF specie payments, aud the trade
aud eommercis Of The country, ordered for
cons'derat'ons2n Monday. Adjourned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03

RICHARD GRIFFIN>
f: r. CALHOUN,
ALBERT WALLER. :,
LlRKIN GRIFFIN,
JOHN MCCLELLAN, s
THOMAS b. BYRD,
JOHN LOGAN,
Greenwood, Dec. Is 1893 Az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
MARRIED,

In this county, on Thursday the i4sh
ulIims. by the Rev. Thomas Lynch. Dir.
wIrrnx Moscow. jr. 70 Miss FaAscEs
ARxsTsnSo. daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Armstrong. deceased.
On Monday, the 4th Instant, by Saml.
N. Tate. esq. Mr.. CHRISTIAN WHlrsELL
10 Miss MARY Riley.
On Little River. in this county, on
Thursday the 7.h inst. BY J. J. Freelani.
esq. Mr.. WILLIAM EDwAEDs 10 Miss
ELIZA ANN COLLINS.
In this county. on the 9Th instant. Mr..
Isaac RHRw. aged rs yeas. 10 Miss
MARY HaUoHroS. aged 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
from lie Nenbren Spectator.

To-day us formally unfuh the Clay
BANNER. and spread IL 10 The breeze Of pa
ui0lism. with the sinceresl wish thai IL
may wave in triumph in 1890. This
wish emsnales Tag less from our respect
Tor The high honour and great abilities Of
the man. desp as that is. Than from firm
conviction ih.tths condition Of the country
would be improved. her interests promo
ted. her character restored and sustained.
by the wise and virIuous administration
sfone so experienced. 50 capable, so trust.
worthy.
We take this step with The fullest assu-
rance that ws accord with the wishes Of The
Wings Of North Carolins. who will 10 4
man support Mr.. CLAY; bu. were il eth
srwise, We would make the same public
expression Of our preferences, as every
honest citizen should. Papers in other
quarters that have placed the nsms Of
Mr.. Clay al the head OF their columns.
have generally . proviso depending on
the desision Of the Harrisburg Conven-
lion. We make no such proviso. A.
mong the candidates named CLAY 10 de-
cideIly our fsvorile. and IL any other be
nominated by the Convention. we shall
deeply regret il; the whole Wing party
Of the South, or we greatly err in our
judgment of the evidences around US
will experience disappointment. We
hope that our contemporaries in the state
will speak out once more on this subject.
Justice. both to the people Of the South
and Ia The admitted claims Of Mr.. Clay,
demands an open expression Of public
opinion, nor should our delegates to the
Convention be Left 10 doubt respecting
The wishes Of the people on Ibis inporIan
point,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21

joins upon " lie neeessiiy nf 20 pFOsid-
iEg. that ne nav not be called on % gre
cor Vniss - : less acceptable candidate:
especially 10 Ons from R0a-slsErhnlding
stale. Without The Wing voice 81 Nsrlh
Caroline. in he proposed Convention. IL
nlghI Be that Mr.. Clay would not receive
The nominaliOn. We doutt exceedingly.
whether any 0lher Of Hose spoken Of ss
The Wing sandids:es. can receive Ihs vsis
u this stalls. Thas Mr. Clay eau. we are
As sell assured as re ever Hers Of any
Thing belonging 10 The future. We can
send delegates 10 this convention with
limited powers. We can give Ik,n in
slruelions Dot 10 give or lske--nOi 10 bar
gaia Or chatter IN The matter. but simply
10 declare The determination of The Wings
Of North Carolina 10 vote for Henry Clay.
and 10 nne else. We are unwilling 10 be
ecomDilled 10 any one else in any event,
and We do not mean 20 be.
Such . participation IL The proposed
measure. sould havs nothing 81 lhs Of
iensiss aspect Of eaueussing. and might
tie means of preventing The vote Of the
Ssale from being throws away.