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From Freedoms Sentinel.

EVERY ONE TO HIS OWN TRADE."-
What shall a man do who has no trade!
Learn one. Every man need not be u
mechanic; but lei every body have some
honest employment, understand their bust
ness, "stick to their trade" and let other
peoples affairs alone. This is the way t
grow rich, and, and live happy.
When go into BARRIERS shop, and
hear MIR. Tonson, whose information ex-
tends but little beyond The end Of his sign
pole, prate politics, puff The French Direc-
tory. and legislate for the American Con
gress, | say 10 myself, Every one to his
trade"
When see those whose profession is
the law set themselves up as editors, and
who make but poor out at that, say to
myself if they don't know enough to get
their living by pe,tifosging, they had bet
shoulder the grubbing-boe. Or follow some
business better suited TO the intellect of
5biiockheads.
A wig, and a constitution, are very DIFF
ferent things; man may be connoisseur
in one, and very ignorant in the other,
Tonson's tongue proves this as fully as a
strong argument chain"
The industrious farmer or mechanic
who is not content with small and Sire
gain, should remember "a bird in The hand
is worth two in the BUSH" After they
have tried their experiments in merchan-
disc, horse jockeyins, or land speculation
they will have reason to lament their not
attending 10 my text. Any trade is good
if well followed.
A man may make more at journey work
in poor trade, that he is master of, than
by an apprenticeship in beter business,
that he is uuacquainted with.
The Lawyer harangnes for his clients
reads authorities. quotes precedent, refnes,
defines, and splits hairs: says much that
you do not understand, much that you are
unable 10 contradict, aud more rha, Won
do believe; you hear him through from
MAY irplease you honors," 10 IL submit
it to you, gentlemen of the jury;" you ap-
prove of part-of the rest you only say,
"He is a lawyer-every one to his trade"
But, say ignorance. prejudice, and
rogues, "This is ain unnecessary trade, a
dishonest trade" Hold, friends; "All
trades must live" While there are ro-
CUES, ignorance, and prejudice there must
be laws, and while there are laws there
must be lawyers, or every body must
leave their trades to study law. When
two persons are at variance, they think
very different Of the merits of their cause;
they tell different stories 10 their lawyers,
both sides are sure Of their cause. A law
yer is not conjurer. he cannot tell whall
the witness will say when they come be-
fore court. Out comes the truth against
the unfortunate client. lie loses the case;
& makes noise by cursing the profession.
Deal fairly with yourneighbors, tell The
plain truth 10 your attorney, aud you will
have but little occasion 10 speak i'll Of the
lawyers trade.
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Commercial.
AUGUSTA April 4

AUGUSTA April 4.
Cotton.-The accounts received from
Liverpool nave again thrown damper
upon our market for this article, and hut
little has been sold since then. Our quota
tions for the article may be put down a,
from l3 l59 cents, as extremes of the
market.
Erchange.-Checks on New York are
selling at from "a "A % per cent. prem. for
current money Checks OH Charleston and
City Funds sell for per cent. prem.-U.
S. Bank Notes are selling at 9 per cent.
prem.
Fseights.-To Savannah and Charles
ton, are 81 per bale.
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"The intelligence has been by this time
pretty generally disseminated that the
Branch Of the Darien Bank at Savannah,
has suspended specie payments. Such
communications it might be supposed
would ordinarily be attended with serious
consequences-producing either an actual
loss to that portion of the community who
may happen TO be bill holders of that par
,icular Bank, or creating with the public
at large distrust ofthe credit and solven-
cy OF all other Banks.
.'Nether of these results will, or rather
should, follow this calamity, ((nr so we
esteem it.) The circulation of the Branch
of the Darien Bank 10 Savannah was very
limited, and lhe few who were so unforlu-
nate as TO be bill holders cannot eventually
be Iosers-for the assets of the Bank are
amply sufficient 10 indemnify them against
loss, to say nothing Of the responsibility of
the stockholders, who are liable in proper
ton to the stock they own. And when it
is taken into consideration, that the State
owns over two thirds of the stock, there is
nothing to be unprecedented by bill hol-
ders,-Macon Messenger.
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The Southwestern Kail Road
Bank.
CHARLESTON, >. G. March H.

CHARLESTON, >. V: NJ arcn IA
GALE FOR SEC OND INSTALMENT.
TN pursuance OF the 9Th section of the
Il Charter OF this Bank, second install
nent of twelve dollars and fifty cents; On
each share of the capital stock thereof,
is hereby called tor, to he paid on or he.
fore Monday the 9Th day of May next. The
payments may be made at the Bank in the
city OF Charleston, 5 c., or at The lollow-
ing Banks, or to the Commissioners nam
ed at the following places:
At Branch Bank, al Columbia, S. c.
" Commercial Bank, g '
Merchants Bank Cheraw 4"
Bank of Camden
Branch Bank at Camden
Bank of Hamburg, -
Bank Of Georgetown, 6
g Branch of this Bank at Knoxville,
Tennessee.
(" Northern Bank of Kentucky, LexinS-
ton, kentucky.
Branch Of Kentucky, Covinelon.
And by Commissioners named for that
purpose at the following places:
In South CaroLinu.-Al Orangebursh,
Winsborough, Chesterville, Greenville,
Yorkville, Anderson, Darlington, Beau
fort, AbbevilIe, Sutnterville. Prince Will
liams. parIanburgh, Newberry, Laurens,
Union. Lexington, Walterborough. Barn
well, Edselied, Pendlelon, Statebnrg.
In North Caroliua.-At LincolnIon,
Rutheriordton, Ashville, Wayneville, Nor
Canton,
In Tennessee. such places as the
President of the Branch Bank. al Knox
vile, shall designate.
JAMES G. HOLMES,
April il tfl0 Cashier.
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Spring and summer

NLUTHING.-The Subscribers have just
v received a handsome and general assort-
ment ofgoods for Gents Spring and Summer
Goats, Parss. and Vests, which they are pre-
pared to have made up, in the very best style,
and on the most reasonable terms. :. -.
G.. L. 81 E. PENN g. CO.
March 81, 1899. If
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N Notice.

IN HyHE public arc hereby cautioned from
l tlading for two notes Of hand givenby COL.
Eldred Simkins-one to James Barnes, Of Le.
on county, Florida, for two hundred dollars;
the other given 10 Vincent st. Strickland, of:
Jefferson county, Florida. for two hundred dol
lars both dated April l53siwhich notes have been.
lost. The amount Of the notes has been paid;
B. M BLOCKER
Edgefeld CHI. April2 1899. b 8
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The BrookviIe (nd.) American states,
that The Hon. John Henderson,, who has
just been elected Senator ofthe United
States, by the Wing Legislature of Mis-
sissippi, was formerly resident Of Brook
vile, and there followed the trade of
Shoemaking. Having no little ambition,
he removed to Cincinnati, went to school
for some time, and then engaged in the
study of the law in the office of MIR. Slorer.
From here he removed 10 Mississippi,
where he became a prominent lawyer,
married wealthy heress, and is now
elected to one eof the most dignifed and
important Offices in the Government. Mr..
Henderson is man of fine talents, and a
firm whig. His career is in high degree
honorable to hinl,and admirably illustrates
the true republican character of our ins!i-
tutions. 1t shows what perseverance, aud
laudable ambition, can accomplish in this
country.
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O 8 t /.

HIN the Village of EdgeGeld, on Tuesday
26,I instant, small Blank Book, contain,
ing accounts for three seasons of my Stalliops
"Hero." Amy person finding said book. will
confer favor on the subscriber by leaving if
at MIR. Glover's, or Mr.. Brunson's Hotel. =.
GUTTERIDGE CHEATHAM.
April l, 1889. C 3
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.NEW GOODS.

DLAND, CATLIN & CO. take this meth: !:
LID cd ofinforming the public, that they are
now opening their unusually large supply Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Just received from New York. Great care
has been exercised in the selection of them,
and they feel confident in their ability to satisfy
all who will call and examine their Goods, that
their texture is good, their colours fanciful, and
their prices low. :.
March 20, 1899. It'll
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A THRILLING [NcIDENT.-Who is not
panied and shocked al the fierce and vio-
lent alterations which often take place in
Legislative bodies? Who is not filled
with deep sorrow to see the hateful and
viudictive passions exhibited by members
Of opposite parties, towards each other 3
One almost thinks that these men have
lost all The kindly feelings Of human ma
lure. 1t seems to him that party spiri,
has bauished every thing good from the
breasts Of these partizans. For the honor
ofhuman nature, such is not the fact. Let
but some circumstance of a peculiar char
acter arise, aud instantly every evil pas
sion is hushed-discord is banished from
the assembly, and good feeling universal
ly prevails. A chord is struck in every
bosom. We have been led 10 make these
remarks, on account Of an affecting incl
dent which occurred during the session of
the late Congress.
We extract the following from the Ma
,ional lntelligencer.
When Mr.. Cambreleng moved, in Sat
urday nights sitting, that the House 60
into committee on the whole, on the stale
of the Union, TO take up certain appropri-
alton bills.
Mr.. Chambers asked him to withdraw his
motion TO enable him (Mr. C.) to make a
statement; aud Mr.. Cambreleng having
withdrawn his motion. Mr.. Chambers said
the statement he wished 10 make related
to matte, affecting himself, in some de-
gree, and he would therefore barely SUBJ
mi, it to the House to do in the matter
what might seem right and proper. He
said he had for some weeks past, and du-
ring the last session, been wayIaid about
the ro,unda and on the stairs and passage
of the Capitol by lean, hungry, starved
looking man, who met him at every turn,
and the vision ofwhose ghastly face baum
led him even in his hours of rest.
This man had been one of The real la
boring men; sub-contractor-who had
macadamised the beautiful avenue imme
diately in front Of the Capitol during Pc
riod of deep calamity and distress in the
CITY, when the cholera prevailed. The
superintendent Of the work having reserv-
ed the right TO abrogate the contract for
any delay or suspension Of the work, re-
fused to permit the contractor to superin-
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FLORIDA SrocK-Letters at New York. from
London, by the Siddons, say that Col. Gamble,
President ofthe Union Bank of Florida, had
Just completed the negotiation for which he
went out, ola million and half of Florida Stock.
Charleston Courier.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the 18th nit, by Jones w
Coleman, Mr.. Stephen jYhiuey, to Miss Eliza
beth, daughter of Matthew Mays. all of Able
vile District.
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n IST OF LETTERS remainins in the
Post Office at Hamburg, 5. e.. ior tile
quarter ending 3lst March, 1889.
A-Allgood, AP I.anham, Josiah
Adarns, Mary Lindsey Jos 6
B-5rightwrll, VIM Lockctt, L
Bradley, Henry NJ Lamar, mrs Martha
Bowers. Giles M-M'C Commick Benz
Banyan. o Samuel M'Gaw, Josiah
Bull, John Miller, mr.
Blackburn, Miss NJ Meyer, John
Never, mr..
Grow, Cordelius7 Merriwelher w
Curtis, l. Miller, Elisha
Churchill. Samuel C P-Pardue, mrs S 2
Cooke, T. J Perry, mrs Ann
D-Dalton, WilliamsonPoweIl, Starring
Dunl;lv. John Parrott, George
Demars. patsey Q-Quarles, VIC
Dclaughler, Solomon R-Ranasour, Df
Dwy.r. John Rinew, ArcmbaldJ
Dwyer, Thomas RICHTER, J
Duglass A Keanls. mrs
DELPHI, William Ragen, mrs A
Dorsey, Amelia Rambo, DeHalni
Delius, L Saunders, Edw
E-Evriette, John Steiis, w
F-Farrur, Susan Selbes, miss Corneha
G-Golly, Peter SeaSc, w
Giddinrs. Loricn Stokes, George w
Gurganus, Elizabeth Sales, capt John
Gitson. George Slater, Fl g. 3
Glover. mrs Mary Sherwood, Isaac
Geldings & Bushnell, Smith, Martin H
Gray, NJ. Stark, w w
HLHamrnond AL 2 Sturges, Andrew B
Hammond, Sam'l 2 T-Traylor, mrs
Huson, Washington Trask, Alfred
Huson, g. co Tompkins, Francis II
Hook, Sherrod W-Williams, John S
Holmes, VIM A Williams, Jno w
Hunt, David Williams, miss A M
Harrenal. Geo w Newman, miss Marthi
Hyams, NJ L care OF Jno Williams
Hnmphreys, John Whiteman, mr.
Hammond, Joshua Wade, Edward w
Hitchcock, P Wiley, Calvin 2
Hargroye, Temple Wood, VIM s. CO
Hightower, VIM B Wightman, Ann
Hutchinson. H Watkins, Geo
Horton. WmF Woodruff. Phil. 9
Havs. Benz r Walker, John w
J-Justice, Samuel Y-Yancy, John or Ste
Ioor Wallis B phen
L-Lanham; VIM Yancy, John A
JOHN w. YARBOROUGH, P. NJ.
April ], 1889. 1ls letters 8
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DISSOLUTION.

VVsHE Copartnership of Kernaghan g. Roo,
\ ney, Of Hamburg, So. Ca, was dissolved
on the 23d instant, by mutual consent. The,
Business hereafter will be continued by Thorn;
as Kernaghan, on his own account He will
receive ali money due the late firm, and will.
settle the debts of the same:
THOMAS. .KERNAGHAN,.
P. IL, ROONEY
Hamburg, 90, 1889. 3u' 8
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Mississippi.-We extract from an ex-
change paper, the following captions of
Acts passed by the Legislature of this
State, at is recent Session.
An act to abolish Imprisonment for debt.
An act for the suppression Of tippling
houses.
An act further 10 discourage and sup
press Gaming.
An act for the benefit Of Education.
An &C, repeating all laws now in force
taxing fees TO attorneys aud counsellors
al law.
An ac, for the protection and preserva:-
ton of:he rights and property Of married
women.
An act to free from taxation the soldiers
of the Revolution.
An act, for the punishment of public de-
faulters.
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Notice.

LII persons having demands against the
= estate Of Verlencln Shelly, deceased, are
requested to hand them in 10 the subscriber. dn-i
ly attested. and those indebted to said estate,
arc required to make immediate payment:
M. GRAY, Admir-
March 10, 1889. 8
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SlOO REWARD.

@ VN7ILL be given for the appre-
! ! i! ! !. ] J 4 4 / ! ! ! 8
OK Wv hension and delivery of AN
UHl THONY, and HARRIET, who ran
ESA away from the subscribers residence,
N) OH the LIST Of January last. Antho-
</f| ny is mulatto, about 80 years old,
FIVE feet. 10 or II inches high, u
Garpenter, and has worked or years about
Augusta. Harriet is about25 years old, brown
complexion. and Isl tall, square built, andwell
proportioned woman. They are both well
acquainted in Augusta, diid vicinity. The boy
was caught not long since, about 8 miles this
side of Augusta. but contrived, to make his es--
cane. He is supposed to be lurking about
Milrons Mills The above reward will be given
ON their delivery at Edgefield JAIL or to the SUBJ
scribcr seven liiiIes above the Court House, on
the Cambridge road. -.
Edge6eld Dist. March %, 1899. If g.
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Civility is kind Of charm that attracts
The love Of all men.
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Bank of Ha,okinsuine.-The Standard

Bank Of Ha,ckinsviiie.-The Standard
Of Union says in relation to this Bank:
We are acquainted with number Of
the stockholders in tha, institution, and
there are several Of them. who could re-
deem its whole circulation, if the hank aud
all its effects were burnt up and when it
is known, that the individual property Of
the stockholders is bound, we cannot con-
ceive the slightest cause of distrusl.
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New Spr ng and Summer
GODDS.
HSHE Subscribers bee leave 10 inform their
i customers and the public generally, that
they are receiving and opening splendid as.
sortnent of
Spring and Summer Goods;
Embracing every variety of British, Frencl,
and American. Staple and Fancy Goods,
which have been selected with great care. j,
They invite their friends to give them call,
and they shall have good bargains.
G. L. G. E. PENN & co. =
March 81, 1889 Z If
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Branch Bank Of Da1en at Maledge-
rillc,-A, meeting of. the Directors of
this Bank ON the 9th ult,, q resolution
was passed, to suspend specie payment. 1t
was also
Resolved, That this Bank, will pay an
interest Of seven per cent upon all sums
of one hundred dollars, aud over, deposited
in the bills of said Bank during the sus-
pension.
The Cashier begs leave TO say to The bill
holders Of this Branch, that they need be
under no apprehension in relation thereto,
as the assets ofthis Branch are more than
ample 10 meet all its liabilities.
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Tanner Wanted.

Tanner Wanted.
WyHE subscribers wish to employ Tanner
To one who can come well recommend
ed as workman, and Of steady and industri-
Gus habits, we will give liberal wages. Amy
person wishing the situation can apply to either
of the subscribers near Liberty Hill. Edgefeld
District. L. H. MUNDY,
A. T. TRAYLOR.
April ], 1889 f9
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,rERS remaining in the
,dgeield e. FL, s. c., for
st March. 1879.
Laborde, Pierre T
Lagfone, L
M-AlcCue, Alfred in
the care Of 5 McCue.
MLehdOn, Joel
Moss. w II
M'Daniel Stanmorc
Munroc, RI A
McKie, Daniel
Morris, Sidney
McCarty, Allsa
Mills, Morgan
Morner: Master
Mobley, Arson
O-Ogilvie, Miss S F
Oden t. Thomas;
P-Pickens, f w a
Penn, q L Il CO
Phillips, ] Rev
Powell. J w B
Permentia, Edw
Powell, Thompson
Pabney, j.
Q-Quarles, w &
R-Rearden, Sr ]
Rose, Esq c
Robertson, Sr WIN
Rodgers, james
Runalds, Joseph
S-Simes, Luxinda
Swcarillgeu, M A
Shumpard, JolIn
Snipes, Jack
Shelly, Andrew
Sullivan, j IL
'r-TenpIes. Calvin
W-Weclis, Joel, JOSH
lla, or James.
Wimbisll, j w
Wardlaw & Wardlaw,
Woodward, Sarah
Wise, John I
Wells, Esq Wiley
Whetlocli, Mr
" iiliams, Joseph
White, Jane Nj A
Y-lolll,g, Riclid.
NJ. FRAZIER, P. NJ.
J09 letters. C y
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Fresh Family Groceries,

Fresh Family Groceries,
AMONG which are
Cuba, Lagllira, and Rio Coffee,
Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar.
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses,
Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea,
Rice, &c. &c. For sale by
April 1, 1899. If 9
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Hhe ''"i tei ciuiiiS oi'
A-lbney, Mrs Ann
B-Barlsliet, John
Bind Dan
Buge, DR. WIN
Baggs, John 2
Barrett, Mrs Mary A
Barrollton. Mrs NJ a
Blalock, Mrs Rucelia
bradshaw, Robt
Belcher, L B
BOrlie, Nathan
Boscy, MIR WIN
C-Cloy, Rev Robt
Cl0ud, Miss Susan
Cloud, Miss Mary 2
CorIcy, Bailey
Coleman, Ann
Coleman, Richard
Com'rs Of the Poor
Chandler, Thomas
Cook. Prudence
Clarke, A A
Church, Ii p
.'-"ya,., i.ubt
Dolly, VIM
Ldsef"lI,
Ednlundson, John
F-Fiazier, WIN
Griffin, CatiIarine
GlascDck, Adam E
Grice, Joseph
t,nrrntt IV,n
EI-IiolsOlnback. D
Howell, Josiar
Harris, Elizabeth
Hun,es, Anlasa 2
Harden, T.
Holloway, Lewis E
Harden, VIM C
lIowel, Jr Josier
Hatcher, Etlw 2
J-.I0nes, Gen james
Johnson, VIM =
K--Kirkscy, John
Key, Col John 2
King, W III
L-i.ipsconb John
Lundy, Harriet
April ], 1899.
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The hard money system.-This system
exists il perfection in France. We eS-
tract the following from an exchange pa
per.
The Bank of France.-Has in its vaults
236 millions of francs In specie; its notes in
circulation amount to IL millions; the de-
posts on account Of individuals are So
millions; deposits of the government $50
millions; lis portfolio contains l65 mil.
lions. consisting of paper not yet due
How extensive the facilities afforded to
commerce by this institution, and yet
what prudencein her management, evinc-
ed by the last named item.
Highly Important Decision Of the Su-
prem,e Court Of the United States.--Those
of our readers who are of the legal profess
sion, have doubtless read Of the case 10
which the Bank of the United States was
party. which was tried before the Cir
cult Court Of Alabama, and afterwards
carried up to the Supreme Court. Anex-
change paper thus states the case:
I. In 1887. the Bank of the United States,
having funds in Mobile, purchased bill
Of exchange to remit TO New York. This
bill not having been paid either at New
York, or by the drawer, The Bank of the
United States instituted sui, in the Cir
cult Court of Alabama, to recover the mo-
ney due on the bill. In that Court it was
decided, that the coutrac, involved in the
purchase of the bill, was void; because it
was a contract made by the Bank of the
United States in the State of Alabama;
whereas, Bank, incorporated by the
State of Pennsylvania, can do no act out
Of the limits of Pennsylvania, &c. From
this decision an Appeal was made to the
Supreme Court Of the United States, which
reuersed the judgment rendered by the Cir
cult Court 10 Alabama.
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m IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
A Post Office at Hamburg, S. e.. Tor the
,nIlrtcr ending :}lst March, 1889.
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9hse Collectors Notice.

u WILL attend at the following places, to
IL collect Taxes for tn" year 1888:
IN Saturday tho 6tl, anril M po,yoli,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
2 rUU fyr TearHcr,

HE Trustees the Halifax Academy, anxious place the
stutou which they preside luuns extended
10 lowing Principal Assistant Tor tho year $780, with
creased lures The salary n The Principal " be hundred
duIars-o hundred paid
annua!y The Qualifications expected thorough
quninancc and Greek Classics, knowIerSe
and mixed Mathematics Geography, with the Of the Globes,
and such other branches non rgur academic
education Uncquvnca ,csmonias uchsacter
will be from such be candidates for either Of these
appointments tn be addressed The urde signed
either Of with references which will be laid re The
Board their expected, that candidates will state
distinctly their comunicauus whether the Office of
Principal wish be placed in nomination
The candidates. where would
muny accounts be agreeable ~ the board
EDWARD C. CARRiNGTOS,
WILLIAM u. CLARK,
JOHN K EUMCNDS,
JAMES Z. BRUCE,
Halifax {. H., Nov. 10. l56-3i Committee
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" subse ber engaged Mr.. William Mathew as teach
err will school for the ensuing year vt ms horss one
mile North commence on The ION Jan
unry, 18Th December, with vacation OF one m ~
The summer Mr. Mathews is graduate OF WateVe N1n,se
Aoinr brings satisfactory Testimonials OF oa Gnu
rnccr and competency n teacher. !, ,..-.r,L
The object school hrin2 principal for the o. me
will onscqneny he under ms m o"e
his family ten or hlte'n board
e,s if early application be- made. His terms will be-: 49,
For board, hrdding washing and candles incuded) Su
Teaching the Latin md Greek languages 70
Moral and Political Philosophy md Rhetoric, 20
Reading, wiring, common Arithmetic, English Grammar ;,
nd Geography -, ,.:s;.
be location ofis school healthy lower virginia,
md highly md religious. Monthly circulars
bc p aud VIII he 70
nhc examination previous the vacation Prrons
engage their wSrds will address the suhscri
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