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RUFFALOE SPRINGS.

SITUATED on Bon,loe River. in the county q,
~ Amherst. Is mules from the Courthouse %
'niles irom Lexington, aud % miles ION L,ncl,.
burg.
In calling the attention Of the public 10 these
Springs as watering place, the subscriber lakes &C
>ioalo remark, that they are no new discovery. Al
though unknown 10 the distant public until the last
lew years. "rnany years the, have never tailed
10 have moe visitors nom the surrounding coun.
try thin the Improvements could comfortably accom-
nod'le who Will readily testify to their medicinal
| virtues
Having erected a large x commod,uus HoteI with
. number of good framed Cabins. am noa prepar,G
10 entertain much lars compan, wah more com.
oF.
The water has been annl,z ed. and found 10 con.
tain The essential ingredients sulphur soda lin AN
unusual ptuportoh) and aaursia; aud the subsc,,-
per can say wan the fullest f1ence that # cert,-
h'atfs I" 'dcls "eie fcquued they can be obaucd Of
many individuals. whose experience OF their virtues
enables them 10 say that they are unsurpassed by
any water ~ Virginia, FOR most OF HE Diseases com
mon our climate cases OF confirmed DIV pepsi,
or less defanged coudiriop of the stomach and
bowels. in pulmonary 1--we, Diseases nore pariIc-
n'atlS the ldiel-ln az diseases OF general drn,iU
whatrve,-and peculafl, FOR dtilcdle icuaies and
children, these waters w b" found posse, sed Of
remedial virnes of oer,alny efficacy For this
Gci the highest authority among the medical f,cui,
IN tins sec'lnn Of the country can he Offered, II
MS the better evidence al fun aud ample tests by MIDI
vnuaIs from actual experience.
Having heard heretofore, much complaint Of the
road from L. chbnre 10 this place, author zrd
10 that the contractor on the Iyuchburg and
Bulfaloe Springs Turnpike Road viii cut1plete the
worst parts Of said road by the middle OF July, aud
thereby make il all good. that my friends disposed
me viii have no difficulty on thai score,
The season will again commence ON the 18th Of
June. The snbSctlb grateful for past patronage
both from his old friends aud Strangers again invites
them to visit him. with the assurance on his par
that pains shall be spared render the visit agree
able.
1t will be observed, that he rates Of Board are
lower than at any other Watering place in Virginia
VIZ !:
Board per week, 81 90
do do day, l 25
Horses rer week 90
do do d,y. 75
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Romance in Deah.--The last Natchez Free Ira
der tells the following slo,y: GA the 7th Of Tho
present mouth, Miss hIny Ann l.. Barber. aged IL,
and l.. y. foun-, aged 30 bothoi Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama we're barred Ia gtayr ai,er having depa,t-
ed his II under the following chromosomes: MI.
y was high minded, huuoldUi" 1uaug gentleman,
most "fdentIy aud de'oled, attached 10 Mss Bar
b. T. between whom aud hi,ust th sc promises lid
aueutious had been nIvrthh ged wpich pledged
them TO The mafr"ge nnun al 10 distant day. Ono
IN evety sentiment, well Us IN sympathy, they
bolh, u lew mouths shcr made d lI"r ssloH uf Ir-
iIglon, at The same altar, and 1T the time. On
the day ul ther death, thry had gUre amatef ex-
curaiuu, VITA uncUm u1lb tuyhncs aud anluation VI
spirds, aloug wuh luur others. IA sn.n, wacii
sudje"ly upset ami riunssd them M t"e w"ter.
| he lover izcd tue Cue whom, vi all utiivfs LIS
would save aud hey both leish'd. Inry w''e
found a, the bouuni, locked IN each Others a,n s.
Wun a solemn liopneIy thai e".oidee wis new
btuken, and theIt boJlt ttts resi- N Que e. ave
together even as theit s. together passed into one
heaven
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new line Of Coaches,

n new line Of Coaches,
From Lynchburg to Dagger's (Dibiell's) Springs
via The Natural Bridge, Tuesday next the End day
Of July. Untii further notice, we shall leave Lynch
bury "n Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays, NJ half
aiier our A. NJ. and arrive AT Dibels the same eve
MIC before night. The nexl morning Passengers
'. ave Dlbrels after breakfast. and reach the
NU3tc sulphur abou, 3 O'Clock. L. NJ. Visilers Ia
the. Springs by this line will Illus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the Wine Sulphur or
l.ewlsburg, in Two days from Lynchbure. The
TurnpIkei now finished qnllc to lis Intersection h
the Lexington aud Covington Road. aud IN add-
ton 10 the general novelty aud splendid scenery il
affords, we would mention as peculiar objects Of
interest aud curiosity, the Passage through, not orer
the Blue Ridge along the margin Of James River
and commanding Il view Of the Mountain Cdndt, Il
beautiful prospect-the Natural Bfidge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth nip across the Allan
tic to vewan last, but not least, Da2gers Springs
KEEP by Chs. l.. DIbrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending TO give their persona
attention to Tbs line, confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams. aud careful aud
accommodating DIVERS. and will spare no pains
themselves to satisfy thei, passengers.
WV. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
June 81 Is
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Iron FOUNDRY.

" McCLANAHAN & MCNAMEE would
w respectfully make known to the public thai,
they have commenced the above business in Lynch
bnrg, in the Old Theatre, on the 2nd street. above
Main street. Machinery and Mill Gearing of every
description and weight will be executed 10 the neat
est manner and at the shortest notice. Pots, Ovens,
Biscuit Bakers. SkIets and Lids, of all sizes, Andi-
rons, Stoves, Wagon Boxes, Gudgeous, &c.
Mould Boards, Of the Mccormick patterns and 9th
ers 10 different sizes. Bills will he filled, if reaur-
ed, with any all Of The above named articles from
the smallest To the largest sizes. We will also keep
them constantly on hand, for sale by the BY
the piece. We will give liberal prices in Castings
for all the old Iron that may be brought the lat e.
if it IS not too thick TO be broken into small pieces.
May % WIS
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se,i"ns, with the view Of aiding her 10 dispose Of The
surplus copies If the Rrglsier, and 10 realize the
sums due from those for whose benefit The labors Of
het late husband were zeaiousy gwen, 10 enable
her To sustain thirteen children, eight Of whom srs
under twelve years OF age. -
SALLY ANN NILES, Adm'rxs
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n valuable 4 rncl Of Land
FOR E.}RE,

ESStEA. THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell
A&VlYX THE TRACT OF LAND,
~~ upo" vhehnc resides containing about
A- 32l1 Acres.
II Is situated lmmcdiaieI, upon the waters of Goose
Creek. adjon'ne John Nance. Presley Collins,
Sp'eer tiandeh, lying miles west OF Leesvilie, IN
he C"noiy OF Bedford. II contains open Land sui.
hrenl iof u, hands to tend ii swell adapted for
tobacco aud all Kinds Of gram. well wnreicd,
|nl has \ iitSt tale mill-sir. TIE improvements
fsTssJ consist Of a Good Dwelling House,
hIm, aud every necessary Out House. Tobacco
eaa-ia Barns. dc. Also, mos, cxcellen, Apple
orchard. inrher description is deemed unueees-
s"y as II is presumed, those wishing L. pure base
would like TO examine the premises. Terms will
he made accommodating aud easy.
ne purchaser can get the Crop made on said PIE
hises' aud also, the stock of Cale, Hogs Sheep aud
li'n'a'on Utensils II noI sold by the first OF Sep
temscr next, II will be fof rent
ANTHONY G. TINSLEY
July 5ts
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FOR SAFE,
A TRACT OF : AND, IN tn

FOR SAFE,
1sss1a. TRACT OF AND, IN the
&$f&W County oil Amherst. about Two mile" be
WV low New Glasgow, the ROAD leading
- to New Market. and ad joining the Lsnds
of Ehlah Fletcher. Dr. Paul &. Cabell, deceased and
Others. containing
Two hundred and four acres,
With comfortable Buildings and other improve
ments.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, will refer TO MI
Sterling Claiborne for the terms. Aud those WISH
ing to buy for cash, invited TO examine it, as a
bargain will be sold for cash The subscriber wish
cs TO etec, sale if possible before the first day Of
August next, until which time the Land will be in
market.
WILLIAM THOMAS TIGGINBOTHAH.
Mayo ia
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lust RECEIVED, NEW SUPPLY OF
y Freen,ans Patent Axe HCiyes, good ar
tice for the sason.
Also,
in Store a few boxes ORANGES and LEMONS
in good order all Of wbich wiH be sold tor, for cash
by CHAhLtS fhtbFc'
Mayo
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Nj. CLAY AT ASllLAND.-Whata glorious
picture oi tue Republican dues The following pas
sage present. 1t extracted from lsttc, rotp he
Rev, DIR. II ,mpmeys. who Is travelling through
the Weston States:
Happening to meet, aud 10 be int pduted 10 Mr.
Clay, IN The morning, lac very politely INV, I'd IL
10 call ~ his seat nIIle aud HALL out OF town..
winch We dld AT - clock. He received us with all
the ease and urbanily Tor "bch he IL 81 much DIS
tnguished and entered freely into conversation up
. variety al topics they happened to come mp.
II IS delightful To find great NAN 80 perfectly al
table unaffected; aud indeed this IS one maik OF
true greatness,
ashland IL m enchani ng spot. The mansion
IL simple, spacious aud venerable standing JusI on
the park, OF eighty acres which Tor the majesty and
beauty OF It's thousand forest uces, is the finest e.
yrrsaw. Mr. Clay has two other woodland pastures,
aud IN all, something like 800 acres IN his iarn.-
lilo has lately turned his attention very much 10
iaising stock, aud II is said no man IN Kentucky. C.
ven, can show you finer oxen aud cows than lac
lie spent IN hour IN walking with us over his
grounds, aud detained u.s. almost ,mperccpIlby 10
ourselves, MI nearly sun-down.
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June 10
NEW lsOGk and STATIONARY
STORE.

NEW BOGk and STATIONARY
STORE.
TINIlE subscribers have associated themselves to-
l. geher under the firm of
PAYNE Il GREEORY,
Tor the purpose OF ttanSacu, < the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS in this place. and
are now oprnng, Al the house lately occupied by
Nessrs. Gibbs & Amisiead (kyles cotner,) Large
and general assortment of BOOKS, embracing all
he best and most approved ednons OF Standard
Wooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology. aud General
Literature, together with large supply OF Standard
School and other Miscellaneous Book Stationary,
Musical instruments, and Fancy Articles; which
were urcbased IN the Northern Giles, by Que OF
the firm, such terms will enable them TO sell as
cheap rs such articles be purchased IN any mar
kel the State. Our friends and the public are re-
specially invited 10 call.
DAVID y. PAYNE,
JAMES ID. GREGORY.
| June 10 is
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Law Books, &c.

LNlGHTH vol. ol Leiehs Reports.
- Davlss Criminal Law Ton commn.)
One superior copy Of Mana Edgewolth's Works
IN 10 vols
Besides numerous other Works.
Just iect wed aud oi sale by
EDWARD ECHOLS.
June 10 IA
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.NesC Stage Line.
&. il.s.&l:.n|''.

PASSENGERS 10 the Springs, and other
u eleis, ate hereby informed, that the under
signed will RUNNING
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AN care III the cents and the Dollars
Will take care Ofthcmsclvcs."
IrRsrY.
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.SksIT.fL $4,000,

" Hi receive Deposlles Of all money current ~
" the State, and issue certificates binding full,
and ehecualy all the property aud funds OF the In.
stha'ioo, Tor the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
NOTICE. with interest thereon, from, time Of depose
il paid AT the rae OF PER ceninn per annum, for
all sums which shall have been deposite for less
than one year; aud 80 per. cent per anuun Tor all
su's which shall remain over year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday Al hail past eight O'Clock l.. NJ;
at the Office over the store OF Mr. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry LaIh,m. J.B. Renwick.
&. MelveI. Heury J. Brown.
Jno kinnler, Tho's O. Arr,,
~. Salnons, c. Phelps.
TIden Reed
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ Didake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer.
J. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburs, June II Is
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June27
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NOTICE..

Richmond, May q
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Communication.
For the Edgcfeld Adocrtiscr

Mr. Edtor.-I have told you that had won
Il victory o!eighteen years war. What signl-
hes the conquest of war unless the General
k lows how 10 reap the benefit of his victory!
Wha, signifies the building OF a town if the
builder does no, know how to enjoy the results
orhs SUGGEST have also told you that have
accomplished great designs, and others were
fattening upon the fruits Of them. andothat an
uverhauli.lg might be indispensable. Many
years experience has given me full proof that
can plan and execute great works but not en-
10y the benefits Uf them myself because while |
am planning and executing with both body and
mind zealouslv, cannot guard myself against
the ingenuity Of others from dispossessing me
of the same when accomplished. The world
will have it, that were to live fifty years more,
the course of my pursuits would be the same
the world will find itself mistaken.
The first rule of nature tells us that we must
labor for our existence and br useful to man,
kind feel satisfied that have done my part,
and believe the same is acknowledged by the
world Ishall now begin 10 sellof and square
off.
[ am now wanted 10 help build Turnpike
road from Hamburg to the mountains. | deem
that enterprise practical one, and the impor-
tance it wouid give to Hamburg cannon br told
yet de line enjoying the honor conferred OH
me as one of the Commissioners may, hoS-
ever, do one thing. Intending to visit Europe
this spring, might bring number Of my
countrymen to serve as laborers in that enter
prize The object Of that visit is in part 10 put
in operation that direct trade between this
country and Europe which seems so natural for
we have th same seas, and use the same ships
as those of the North. For that purpose seve.
ral conventions were held in the Union. at
which many speeches were made, fine dinners
eateu and the silver cup given t" William
Dearing, bnt nothing more has been done to
my "owledge; suppose the golden cup isvery
properly reserved for me.
l presume it will not be denied that South
Carolina was the first State. and the first man
that brought this great enterprize TO the view OF
the Southern people; for on the 18th day Of
December, 1885, the Legislature granted me
an act of incorporation TO carry on this impor.
tant object, and here are the words: "Be it en-.
acted by the Senate and House of Renresenta
now met in general assembly, and by the author
ityof the same. that Henry ShuIiz. Charles La
mar, and E.dwariDelius. in Behalf of themselves
and such othersas now or hereafter may be as
sociated with them. for the purpose of establish
ing direct trade between The town Of Hamburg
70 South CarolIap, and tie Kingdoms OF PrUs
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Lopk Here every Hoay.

n OST on the 14th December last, near Mr..
L A Randle's, on the road leading from Aiken,
to E,Igefield Court House eight miles from
Aiken, or between said Mr.. RandIes and Pro-
t;ros Saw Mill on Shaws creek. a Fine Cola,
Jscciied, Lcrer Watch, with u god ri'ali and
Ike. atihched to it when lost. said Wa,cn was
made by Jos. Johnson. 2 Church Street. Lv-
erpool, No. of Watch, )221, with lie letters D.
l.. W., engraved on the hack of said Watch.
Sivcrsmiths will confer Il favor by being on
their guard for snch q Watch.
Any person delivering the same to me, will
receive u reward nf 81, or any Information
respecting the same, will be thankfully received
by ID. L. WILSON.
Shop Spring Newberry Dist.
March, 20 ls3n tf8
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soush Carolina Copp, T.,

SHEET lRUN. 4 Tin WARE. MANU-
- iaciory.-I would respectfully inform the
Merchants AID Planters of this State, and al!
who may please 10 give mr call, that have
located at Hamburg, s. c., with Il view to Il
permanent residence; AID engaged in the
manufacture nj Clipper. shee Iror: an'l Tin
Ware-w!ieh | will furnish by Whoiesaie or
Retnu, OF the best quality, al the ioncst rates:
Having experienced Northern Worin,cn,
and being ii practical mechanic niyself.I can AT
tend 70 Rogfing. Guttcring and Spouting; and
all other jobs Of crery description III my business,
,ohich shall he sceii done and oil short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly att"ndedto.
A superior assortment Of Japanned Ware
Als,, Smmp'd Plates, all sizes, just received.
A. Is. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March %, 1899. tfe
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
COLUMBIA MARCH l3, 1889.

COLUMBIA MARCH l3, lo39.
by His Erccilcncy PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
Go1crnor and Commandcr-in-ehiet, in and ore
The State of South Carolina.
NEj HEitEAS, information has been receir-
w ed>n this Department, that most at
trOc.ous mnrder was committed in Laurcns
District, on the 9Th Of ;hs month. by Garter
Parker on the body of Jefferson R0piand and
lilat SAID Parker has fld fum ns;icc.
ow, know ye, that 10 the end justice may be
done, aud lnat the sad Curter Pa1kcr may be
brought to legal trial aud condign punishment
for ms offence, as aforesaid. do hereby offer J.
rewar.l of'rHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
for his apprehension and delivery into any Jail
in the STATE. Carter Parker is described as.
being abont SO years ofagc, about 4 feet ] inch
high, light coored hair, heard iGcliniEg to red.
disnness rather thin yisase sandy complexion
talks quick and cuts his words short; face tO!era,
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow at tie chin;a
small piece broken of OF o. e OF his front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist, has habit of
sucking his teeth, large knees and knock kueed;
he is Il blacksmith by ylrade, and fond Of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand aid seal of the State,
at Columbia. 13;il day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and thirty -niue, ami in The sixty third
year of the Independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
By the Govnrl1or.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary of State.
March II, 1888 fl
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New Spring and Sul.linner
GOODS.

FHNHE Subscriber Informs his friends and
Ill the public generally. that he has just re-
ceived from New York, complete assert
lncnt of Staple Fancy, Spring and Sum-
naf Gouds-nmong which are.
81 A sd and ~ brown & bieached Shirt
ngs and Sheetngs,
\ handsome assortmrntligh ght cold Prints.
so pieces light col'rd London do.
French prints and pri..tcd JacOiet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
Muslims,
Super printed Lawns;
A and II Can,brics and cambriG Musins,
Sws, and book 'Iuslins,
Jaconet. plaid ard stripe do:
Lyonnaisc ind bf6cadr do: :,
Ladies and gent white and Black; silk IL. >.
aud Xii GIpres.
i Cotton and thread DO.
=" '' Misses black and white nett,
LACE and .arzr do
A handsome assortment OF gauze and satin,
and Maiitma Ribbons.
Best Italian servings, black blue, black, and
assorted by the quantity,
H"m.slt.ted, anisii per linen cambric Hkis.
Mems and boys Pongee do.
Ladies' gauze. Hermann, gro-dc-nap aud sew
ing silk IIkrs.
4-4 irish linens and linen lawn,
Plain, inserted and fri!led bosOms and linen
collars.
s-4 and 1914 table diaper, Sd birds eye and
RUSSIA Diaper,
Ga "a and 1914 damask table covers;
French napkins Il towels.
French brown and grass Linens.
White and brown linen Drillings
Super rb'l do.
a variety of Cotton do. cold. and striped for
Pants
Osnaburghs,
Cases of palm leaf Ind willow Hoods,
English Devon straw Bonnets.
a large assortment of silk and cotton hose
and half Hose.
81 aud Al plaid .and strined domestic,
Silk, satin. and Marseil'es Festing,
Parasols aml Umbrellas.
Furniture. .'li'ntY AID fringe,
B!l :: h" ,rl.;r's alrl merl' oS lor Coats,
Paris necdIcw rIitl nuSlin crp"s < u ap.
i'EtnG Dask : bl:arhed Russia Sheetings.
ANY iliilig like seme nj enuneratin OF mr.
tclrs is impfi" "ticable; but thesr il, addition to
his former stock make it sufficiently extensive,
and he trusts his nriccs arc sufficiently moder-
ate To be worthy the attention Of MI who wish
In sunny themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers aud all who buy in this
market, will do hi'. and perhaps themselves
a favor. by examining his assortment before
purchasing
Hamburg. March l3. 1889. If
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Obituary..

Died, in AbbevilIe District, on the 22d in
stanl, Mrs. Et,phare Cothran, wife Of John
Cothran, Esq, in the 2''t year of her age,
leaving an af1cctionate husband, four little chill
drer, and brother; together. with number
She fulfilled in the most exemplary nan"er,
all the duties of a wife, sister and friend. A
chasm has been produced i'll the circle in which
sne moved that cannot be replaced. She is
gone. from world. which in man s bestestate.
is full of evil, to another and better world,
where pain and sorrow shall be unknown.
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dldgeGeld SllerilT's sales.

EDY virtue OF sundry wrlt> OF iieri incias. To
I'D me directed. will BE- sold at dsefeld G. H..
OIL the first Monday and Tuesday in April
next the following property, viz:
Z. A D wd, IS William Dolby. the tract of
land where defendant lives, containing one hun
dred and fifty acres, lnnre or less adjoining 10
bert Mccullough, and Washington Wise. :.
Samuel uarIes, VS. John A ltearden, Ste
nhrn Terry, Sen. and Stephen c. Terry, the
tract of land formerly heIon. ing to Stephen
Terry, sen adjoining Nicholas Lowe, & others
CONTAINING acres. moro or less,
Wiley Glover vs. John Thurmond, Gnttridge
Thurmond and tandu. DclaugIiter; other plal-
tifs VS. the same; seven negroes belonging 10
John Thurmond viz: Julia, Alley, Rcner,
Louisa, Bill Mack and Nelson.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
w. II. MOSS, s.ED,
March II. 1899 c6
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IN SENATE, DEcEMBER Is, 1888.


The Committee on Schools. 10 whom was re-
ferred the following Resolution:
Resoioed, That Committee be appointed to
revise the Free School system Of this State.
Beg leave to recommend that the Resolution
be amended, and recommend the adoption oil
the following Resoution:
Resoleed That (hrre follows the names of,he
Commissioners Of the Districts and Parishes Of
the State be appointed, nd they are hereby
constituted, Commissioners TO examine ahd re-
wise the Free School System IF this State; and
each OF them is hereby requested to report to
the Governor, bv the first Of September next,
such Amendments or alteratlons,a ,as in his opin-
ion. NAV be useful.
Rcsolred. That the Governor be. and he is
hereby requested, to communicate to each oil
the afrresaid Commissioners. the above Reso-
luton and TO impress upon each; the impor-
tance Of complying fully. with the requisiion
Of the Legislature. And the Governor is hereby
further requested 20 cause all the reports which
shall he forwarded to him, by the said Com
missioaers, to be examined by commission Of
,ue or more persons, to be selected by him,
and .ystem devised aud submitted to the
next Legislature, With the reports Of the Dis
trict Commissioners.
Resoleei, Senate do dgtee. Ordered, to the
House of Representatives, for concurrence.
'' Jilc JACOB MARLEY, C. s.
In THE HOUSE OF REPS, Dec. 19 1888.
Pcsoired, That The House do concur in the
-.port. Ordered, that it be returned to the
Senate By order.
II. w. GLOVER, C.. H. R.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-28

A LECTURE will bedefivrred in he
IA Courl House, OIL Tuesday Euening.
next, ut o'clock. Subject-Explana-
tion of Terms introductory to the study OF
Astronomy.
Tickets, so cents, procured at the Ainth-
ecary Store. Those persons who have
subscribed for the course, Or for perna-
nenl membership, will receive their lick
cts al the same place.
M. rrh 2S. 1899.