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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-02
State of South { ar0lina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nov II. 1871


WWTilE!tEtS paper purpnrring TO b. the
w last will aud testament Of Thomas Rey-
mold. late oi the Disric, md Stale aforesaid,
was nd'ir ed ,o prnha,c in common form on the
2.,,l September last; and whereas Wiley Rey-
nolI,. Lawson Rewards, and Joseph Whtiie
aud Sophia nus wife. who would have been EN-
Titled To distribution shares in the cslnic al said
Tnnuas il he had died inteS,alc have gi' en- me
notice that they requIrr the said will /" he prov
ed in due farm Of hn: and whereas iohn Rey-
nulds. one "f the distributes Of said estate re.
sides wihout the limits of this STATE: and u
proper petition havin: been prepared for this
nurposc: | hereby give nr,ice 10 the said John
iscyn,ii-, and In a others Interested III said
Estate. that OH the ll'h Of january mex shall
hcar testimony concerning said will, and pro-
reed to determine the validity thereof.
q. TpWLES,
Ordinary Of gdsefeid District.
Oct. II, ISL amc -
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Stanmorc B. Ryan. and others, Defi's.
TT r appearing 10 my satisfaction. that Middle
q ,on tIosIcy md wife, Elizabeth and VII
liam G t;allman. reside, aud are ont Of the Ii
mi,s of tIiis State II is therefore ordered. ihn'
,hev do appear anh object 10 the division or SAFE
of tract al land bel"lsn. 10 The estate ol Jo!II
RYAN. decd. Oh or before The first Monday
February next. or their consent TO The same will
be entered Of record
OLIVER ToWLEs. o. n.
Nov. Is | 81
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State of south Carolina.

EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Rsnben QuclSer, va. c. ". Warren,
John Warren, aud Felix Bo,lie
TEYILL BE SOLD nt the'house wtete
wv C, M. Warren formerly lived. on tho 2,l
aay ar December Bexi, the following properly.
=, wit: one Wagsan and Mule. one lot Of Corn
and Fodder, Cattle. llegs. Seed Cotton. Pota.
,oss ~ Housshold and Kitchen Furniture. and
s,hsr articles, levied un as .he property Of c. u.
Warren. Terms cash.
$. CHRISTIE. $. En-.
Nov. 10 SESs lfl ~
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DY Virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
I'D ciss. I shall proceed 10 sell At Edge
as!i Court House, on the irsi Monday and
Tuesday, 10 December next, the following
property. viz:
GRAY g. Gary vs.. A. L. Hodges. Dr..
Wesley e. Norwood rs. the same. Viii
liam w. loor, vs. The Same; the deien-
dante in,eres, in sixicru Negroes. viz
Jossy, Sally, Julian. Senu. Caesar. Bella.
Juno, Jackson. Nanny. Louisa. Edward.
Dianua. Msrgarei, Edwin, Jancte, Sue,
joan.
Ingraham & Hays VS.. Zilpha Mobiles.
L. Gedderings IS. The same. one two
horse Wagon. aud one Easy Chair.
D. Wellace We. Moses Harris. Jr.
Harrington & Bryan VS.. the same. one sor-
rel Horse.
Benio,uin Stevens vs.. WIN. Forest. G..
L, g. l.. Penn & Co. VS.. the same, two
Norsss and ono Wagon.
B. F. Gouedy. TIC. vs.. Henry Shullz.
ooe To-, 10 tho town Of Hamburg. No. l63
frouting Covinglon-sireet, and adjoinius
No. I64. having so feet front nu Covins-
por-s,ree,. and 100 feet on Cotb-stresl.
Richard C.. Griffin. and others. VS.. Rich
ard Hazel, four Horses. two greys aud 'w"
bays.
james Masley & Co. VS.. John Green.
one bay Colt.
Smith g. Frazier. vs.. Wm. c. larlin.
one sorrel Marc.
Davis! Wood VS.. Thomns II. Lovele-s.
Ceorge Parro,t Va. the same. Goodwin
& Harrington vs.. the same. WIN. B. VII
lard, Senr. VS.. tho same Harrington s.
BRYAN vs. The same, two Negroes. Ren
and Bob, three Horses, one yoke OF Oxen,
aud Cart.
Terms cash.
s, CHRISTIE, $. E. D.
Nov. lS 42
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State Of South Carolina.
.iBBEPILLE DISTRICT.
A. rIlilI, GnNiNtLAM nl L G

-IUBE ILLE DID INTC 4,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Moore vs. Declaration in attach.
Mathew Houston. reRt.
TN7HEREAS the Plalntiffin the above stat
w ed case, has thss day filed his Declara-
ton ngains, the Defendant who is absent from,
and withoui the limits OF this State. (as it said,
having neither wife nor attorney, known with
in the same. on whom copy Of the Dcclara.
lion with rule TO plead thereto might be scrv-
ed: Ordered that The Defendant plead 10 the
said Declaration, within year and day from
the date thereof otherwise final and absolute
iudsmen, will be awarded against him.
JNO. T LIVINGSTON, e. C P.
Clerks Office.
Nav IS. ISll B&r. age II
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State of South Carollna.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

james Robertson & Others, } MN H.
w,
Douglass Robertson g. others. r"''"''"
HTappearng 10 my satisfaction ihnt Daniel
Il Robertson, William, Robertson. Mary Robert,
son. Samue A. Brooks, aud Lucy his WIFE,
Temperance Robertson, Hirslen Robertson.
Elizabeth Hnasc, Nancy Carrins,na. Richard
Christmas, upd Mary his wife. Defendants in
this case. reside, ont of the State Therefore.
ordered: That the said defendants do plead
answer OF demur to this BILL within three
months from the publication or this order. o:
the said Bill he iasenp pro eosleseo against them.
TERRY, C. Z. II. d.
COMMISSIONERS 0fiee.
Nov. . lssh (9s) ams 10
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State Of South { arLlina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON pi EAS

Green d Crawford Declaration IN az.
vs. Wade Shnrlcsworth. taehmcEt.
WN7 HEREAS The Plaintiff in the above stat,
w ed Case. has this day filed his Declara-
ton against the Defendant, who is absen, from,
and without the limits OF this State. (as il 10
said having neither wife nor attorney. known
within the sarne, OH whom copy the Declar-
alton, with rule TO plead thereto might be serv-
ed: Ordered. that the Defendant, plead to The
said Dccinralion, within year and day. from
the dare thereof "therwis" final and absolute
udgmcn, will be awarded against him
JNO, F. LIVINGSTON, C. C.
Cierk's Office,
May Is. ls4l. R.&r. aqe II
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M Cd T. T. T.

a IFEPILLS, q PHOENIX BITTERs.-
E A The perfectly sale. nncri.ng, and success
iul treatment Of nlmos; every species OF disease
by the usc of MOtfAT'S SLlFEMEDiCINES,
Is no lougcr matter oil doubt. Is reference 10
the experience ni many ihousu"" patients will
satisfactorily prove. During the i.rescnt month
alone nearly one hundred cases have come to
the know led g. at Mr. VI ciiai. Slicrc the pa,ieu,
has. To a.! appearance, effected permanent
cure by the cnclusiy aud Judici"us use OF tho
life Slcdlcnrs--sotrc eight or ten OF these
had been considered beyond all hope by their
medical attendants. Snch happy results are
source oi great pleasure TO Mr. NJ. aud inspire
him with new confidence tr recommend the
.lsr OF his mcdi inc- to hs fllow.ci,izeus.
The LIFE MEDICINES are purely We
GETABLE preparation. They are mild and
pleasant ia tncir operation. aud NJ the samo
TIME ,horougII-acIius rapidly upon lhr secre.
tons of IN. >, >lrm-caTryrug Oft all acIimoni-
ous humors, aud is.imliatire with and purify
ln- the blood FOR this reason III aggravated
case. of Dyspepsia. III" Lite AicdIclncs VIII
ciyc relief IN shorter space "l time than any
other prescription. In ferer.aud-Aguc. In.
lammalor, Kurumai,sIi. Fcyets ui every des.
crip,iom. Sick Headache Heartburn. DIZZINESS
III the Hrud. Pains IN the Chest. Flaiu!eucy,
impaired appetite, and IN every disease arising
from an lnpuIisy oi the bI"od. or dlsoIdered
state of the stomach. thr Use Il these Medicines
has alyays proved TO be beyond doubt greatly
superior 10 any other mode OF treatment.
Al thai Mr. Moiinl asks OF his patients . 70
he particular IN taking them strictly according
To the directions. |. is not BY a newspaper no.
rico OF by any thing iat hc himself may say IN
their favor, ,i,a, hc hopes 10 gain credit. 10
alone by the results Ola far trial Is the reader
an invalid. and does he wlsI, to know whether
the Life Medicines will suit his o.sn case II
so. let him call or send to Mr Moflai'sasentin
this place, and procure a copy of the Medical
Manual designed rs n Domestic Gnloe 10
Health, published sratni,ously. He wil theIo
find enumerated very many extraordinary cases
of cure; and perhaps some c1acuy r'ln',n %.. ~
his own. Mo.iaIs Medical Office in New foEk'
J77J Broadway. For SAFE y oSown
March lS.
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p. A. SCRANTON,
G. 4. MEiGS.
E,lncGell c. II Oct. 2O, lSil It So
TaaE PagELNTOE1EN

OR FEMALES FRIEND.
For the Relief Of Females suffering uHdar Sympa-
,Ae,i: Disorders, Periodical Complaints. Heak-
ness Pans, &c. sc.
YE7HiS Medicine may be resoried 10 with
q She u,mos, conf encc. for The purpns oI
relieving and removing almost all those com.
pIain,s peculiar TO Females aud which "tcn
END il, some form or other 10 permanent i'll
health. /, will also relieve much Of the sntier.
ing. and prevcu those accidents TO whici, all
mo,hers are exposed.
Pamphlets containing sai factory tests o.
niala. dircciions and much informatlon.vauablc
to Females and heas Of families. may be had
gratis. where the Philoioken is sold. by
EDW'D. J. MINIS. Edscfeh {. n.
HAVILAND, HARRAL il ALLEN.
Charleston.
HAVILAND. RISLEY &; co. Augusta.
Price 81 80 per Bottle.
October II I'm :"
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eoot a1sd shoe Shop.

Boo and shoe Shop.
TTVHE subscriber has in Hamburg, o"
Il Centre street opposite Messrs. How
ard Il Garmauys' BOOT and SiOE
shop. where he viii keep on hand hne
SHOES a. BOOTS. warranted work F;
likewise an assortment Of Coarse Shor-
manufactured nj bis Tanvard near MI.
Vintage. on the old Stage Road. between
Edgelicld Court House and Hamburg.
ALSO
Carries on The Saddlerv and llarnes
business, in all its branches. md will sci
row for cash. Good raw Hides vii! bc IL
.u in trade or for cash. as will suit 'h'
'rriies.
All business in his line. attended 10 viii
'cSpaich. NJ. l.. HEaN u
Hamburg, Oct 4. lSll u 80
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March Is.
fife ot. South Carolina.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT :,
AlCUaRD ELLIS. living eight miles
,on,h Of Higgins Ferry. 'oiled before lns
o,r .paH bay HORSE, "a hands ana one '''en
high, both hind feet and one lore 100. VIM oe
snail star IN his forehead, hip shotten ~ h'' ,e'
hip. Judged to be about eleven years CI.,.. @ts "p
nraisc,! nj $50. appraised by Jonn ,nap''i'
Sen Giles Pits. Lewis Sample
JAMES MAYNARD, Maslarass.
September 30 o'1' "'
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LOST.

THREE Notes or hand this 4h day of
Il October. in the Village OF Edgefeid.
one note on James Rryuold, for sixty dol
lars, payable TO the Subscriber, dated some
lime The past summer, and payable Janu-
AIRY nexr. One other note on Ebert Dolby,
for .cve"ry five dollars, dated in March
last. and pay able in Oct instant credited
ia March last with Sl3, and this day with
go Also one other note on John Wit
lock. for forty dollars, dated in jnly last.
payable Que or three days after date. all
payable To The subscriber.
JOHN A. MACKER.
EdseiieH e. II. Ocl. 4. lS4l 'l36
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Amos Bush auG wife. Applicants

AnloS Dusu h"o Nhr' AppuSGuis'
-.
Susan Quaries & others Dcfen',s,
gRY IN ostier from, tne Ordinary. shall
ed proceed 10 sell a, Edseficld Court
House, on The FIRST Monday in December
ncx,.,,he lands he estate Off ohu Qnarles.
deceased. situate in said district. ndjaining
lands Of Williom Howic, Rhoda Doelit,le.
AMI others. and containing three hundred
acres, more or less. To be sold on crc-
d, of twelve months. purchaser To give
bond aud personal security, and mort
gage of the premises TO The Ordinary if re-
quired.
Costs 10 be paid in cash.
s. CHRISTIE. S. l.. D.
Nov. 8 (S3 s7) d ii
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Esrolrsht 10 the .yail

6hF this Dis,Iii. nrGr" boy By the name Of
W BILL. about . feet. y inches high. very
dark complexion. and between rs and 40 years
Of -ge. stont built. and has scar on his len
:. eek. aud one just over hia left nipple. He
says tina, he belongs I" Dir. J, Beck. Of Ebert
cou-y. Georgia.
The owner IA requested io-eeme forward,
prove properiy. pay charges and take him away.
c. II. GOODMAN, JED
Angus, 3. lsil tT
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;enber3 30
Notice..


EH lyING entered into Co.pnrtnershlp with
EW INV p.other. l.. II Church. Of N"w
Haven. G.. ,r,.lness will be done in the name
If \ b. .urch e. Co. And would return
iaany thinks Tor former fnvcrs and solicit cor'
,;,,u3uc, A. b. CHURCH.
We shall be- receiving FRESH GOODS
every few days during the winter. and "iicr
UARDW ARE, CUTLERY, HATS and Caps
of all varieties. Doors aud SHOES. SHEgTiSG
Su,Rrrxo. Gates. Cassimeres. Satine': sc Sc
lsrass and Hood Clocks. Sieti Iron & Tin Ware
Gy " hoesale and retail; aud ali jobs IN sheet
Iron or Tin Ware aud roofing attended 10
promptly.
ALSO,
One full Sc, MACHINE Tools and PArrERSsio Tor
manufacturing ini Ware; One ms; rae d
ecu ami BuGoY, aud lew high posi- bed
,.ads. all for sale ii very low prices
Alb. CHURCH & Co.
Hamburg Nov. 4. IL
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State If south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
G. L. g. z. Penn IL Go.
vs. Martin Poscy.
VHYILL BE SOLD al the hnnse Of de-
w fsndan,. on "Wednesday the 9Th Of De.
csmbe, next. the following pi"pery In wt: one
lot Of Lumber. two Cows AMI Calves, one lot OF
Hoes, and Household Furniture.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. Z. D.
N0Y. Is c i2
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NEW GROCERY AND
EeESEO.H STORE.

csyhE Subscribers beg leave m"st re
I -perifny TO inform the ini'hbitanis OF Edge
field aud its vicinity. that they have taken the
Store formerly occmPiad by Smith N Frazier.
and nearly opposite Mcs-rs. Bland y Butter.
where they are now renewing aud opening. and
intend Ia keep constantly OF hand. general
aud well selected assortment OF
GROCERIES FOR FAMILY USE.
Their Goods are purchased At the iO,essi Cash
prices in the New Y"rk and ''os,on markets.
and will be .oi,l as Iow rs they can e bought IN
Augusta. q, Hamburg. '(,ransrorInt"n added)
Tor Cash. or ior approved paper. on short time.
They have made such arrangements n w'ii
et:nble them from time L" time. 10 r"picii'-h
their Stock with desirable articles. and 40 cS"i-
ton will be spared i'll catering for The tastes and
appr,ircs OF The eating public. To nj we say
cali AMI see Us. and il ". d" You no good ""
mos, positively assure you, tiial we will &" You
no harm.
~ 4 4
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SHELLEY & USHER,
sS'fsretGisSe VNd a0veISliS
sion .5Ibrch03eRs,

HAMBURG. $. c.
FNAkE pleasure in announcing 10 their
II Country friends and 10 the Public
generally, thai their
WAREHULSE AND WHARF
IS NOW ~ coon CONDITION.
Having raised The Warehouse above The
highest hish-m aier mark of Tie great May
Hood, with sufficient foundation To make il
perfectly secure from any Rise in the River.
while our lncution in Pomt OF FIRE
not surpassed by any Wure House IN
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner ri
Centre ani Market .Sire,fs. and occupy.
Ing the whole iron, Squaic 10 Cook !Streei.
opposite the Bark Il Post Office. convent
enl 10 The Rail Road. Immediately on the
River, aud iu the very Centre of the Prin
ciple Couou Dealers and Shippers, and the
great lhoroughlar TO the Bridge.
Grateful for thr liberal support we have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally. n continuance %,
their confidence. From our long expert.
euce in the Warehouse and Commission
business. feel cunfidcn,. with nur facilities,
To be able to give TO all entire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton in
Store, and will attend TO the Sale or Ship
ping OF COrIon on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention with our best ef
Ions for the iniffssiilB fssilBafEY f EY''S@fss { USHER.
Hamburg S. c.. 0c,. |. 1871. nf rs
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State o! South [ arOIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

David Blalork. Defendant.
pY an order from The Ordinary. shall
Ed proceed IN sell. 4, Edseticld Court
House. on rh" f;s>r Monday il Dsecnhrr
next, the lands the estate nfGharlrs BIa
lock. deceased, situate in said dist;irr. nd !.
joining Lands Of Della CnnIedse. pcinp.>
Busscy. E'asmus Mechanic! and Others,
and containing one hundred and sixty light
acres. more or lass. To he sold on cre-
dit OF twelve months. purchaser TO give
b"n;l and personal security. and u u,or'
gage Of The premises TO Tie Ordinary il re-
quired. Cost To hc paid in cash.
;. CHRISTIE, S. Ed.
Nov.s S3 S71 d Al
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Notice.

n LII persons h'.vus demands against the
a Ey.ain OF aIsriani Adams, deceased arc
,rrnt,ested to render them Il, 20 the Subscriber
nynneriy usteSied, and all iiGrbicl TO said Is.
ia,e ara requested to u1ake rmmedIste pnymeut.
~ a. =. TRAYL0R. ddnI:r.
Nsvs, Hty SM
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MURRAY g. EEgE.L.
TY EEp constantly on hand. at the above
HA House general nssorin'r nj OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS.
4Fsi.F.-paINr, OILS. DYE
STUFFS, HATrER'S MATE
RAILS, WINDOW GLASS.&c.
All of which they offer at the lowest prices.
and on terms In SUIT purchasers.
Al orders ertcuttd riM Hentness and despatch
4 supply Of warranted fresh GARDEN Seeds
always on haud. suited 10 The season.
Hamb rg. August =. u -
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Notice.
Executors Notice.

a Ii persons indebted TO the estate of Rob'.
"a Watts. late Of Edgefield District. decd,
are earnestly requested to settle the same by the
first day of January next ss the Executor .'''
lends settling tis said estate, and cannot s's'.
longer indulgence Those having Claims against
The said estate, milsi render tleF IN by iAa
time, or be barred, DC.
'' ROBT. MCCULLOUGH.
Executor.
Nov. 4 'f so,
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Sherif's Sales.

NoYsn,bers d Al
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-15
lP[2OIIHG5p EACH OTHER,
WAYNE COUNTY MUTUAL
INSU UEsAN CE NHPANY.

"A LII Persons lnsurlng In this company are
IA members equally interested in its welfare
and in the election Of its officers
In order to become member of this company
and thereby be insured, the applicant gives pre-
MUM note, the amount of which is in proportion
to the amount to be insured and it's degree Of
hazard, thus: If $1,000 is to be insured, at per
cent, he gives his note for $50 If at 10 per cent
he gives his note for 500, and in that proportion
Tor greater or less sum- according to the rate of
hazard, on which note he advances per cent. and
an additional sum of 81 so for survey and policy
He then becomes a member on the approval of
his application and is insured for five years. The
aggregate Of the premium notes constitutes the
cash fund, chargable first with the expenses, and
second, with the losses of the Company; and
should it prove insufficient pay both losses and
expenses the money to meet the losses Should
any occur is borrowed agreeably to the act of in
corporation. and paid. An assessment is then
made to repay such loan upon the premium notes,
in proportion to their respective amounts, and in no
case ODE made but once year, Notwithstanding
several losses may happen
At the expiration of five years the note, if any
assessments have been made and paid is given
up, and the insured may renew his application.
Policies may at any time be assigned or sur
rendered and cancelled, and the premium notes
given up, according TO the bylaws of the Com
pany. No more than three fourths of the cash
value of any property Will be Insured, and all
great hazards: such as Cotton Factories, Powder
Mills, Distilleries, Machine Shops, Manufactures
for Printers Ink, and all establishments of the
same class Of hazards, are not insured upon any
conditions whatever, and that no one risk is taken
over $4,000, it is considered much more safe and
less expensive than in Stock companies, where
they insure large amounts and hazardous proper
tv
STOCDELL STOLES, Agent.
Stroudsburo Monroe CO. Dec l5 lS4l
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-15
MILFORD ACADEMY.

The Trustees of The Milford Academy res
pectfully iufcrm the public, that they have Sc
cured the services of The Rev. EDwARD ALLEN,
to take The supermendence of the above lnsi-
tulion, who will have associated with him,
Teachers of the first order, both for the male
and female departments.
In consequence Of an appropriation from the
State, for The benefit of lis inhabitants, the terms
Of tuition for all pupils that may attend the Acad-
emy frcm Pike county Music excepied) will be
per quarter from 9 10 50 90
Terms for others will be. for Orlhogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, and Geography, per quar-
With the above, for History, Natural
Philosophy, Botany, Astronomy with
use of The Gobes) Chemistry and
! Rhetoric, per quarter S3 5O
Drawing, Painting, with the higher
branches of The Mathematics $4 90
French, Latin and Greek languages,
each S. 90
Music Vib Inc use of Piano, Sc 90
Board with washing can be obtained in very
respectable families for s rs per week.
School will commence about the first OF Oc-
tober next. The Institution will be furnished
with an excellent apparatus.
81 order of the Board
HORACE l.. WEST, Sec'y.
Milford, September 30, 1871.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-15
Court Proceedings.

The December term of the Court of this
County, commenced on the 9TH instant. The
following cases were disposed Of
Isaac Buckley vs. Abraham Hoffman, Ace
and others This was an action of ejectmcnt,
in which but iule progress was made, as the
Plaintiff took non suit. Hepburn and Struth.
crs for Paintiff-Porter and Reeder for De-
sendans.
Jonas Greensweig VS. Peter Stroll Ac-
ton for slander. The Defendant not having
spoken tcelingly enough TO his Attorney las we
supposed and not attending at the trial, was
without counsel and the jury gave verdict
against him for $50. Reeder for Plaintiff.
Commonwealth vs. Abner Gordon. lndict-
ment for an Assault and Battery upon Merrari
Williamson. Ii appeared on the trial of this
case that the Prosecutor had insulted the
daughter Of the Defendant in the presence of
her father, and that few days after, meeting
The Defendant in Blacksmith's shop in this
Borough, some alteration took place between
them, when the Defendant pushed the Pros
ecutor out of the door and threw a sledge-ham-
mer at him, the handle Of which the Prosecu-
tor alleged hit him on the leg. The jury re
turned verdict in favor of Defendant and di-
rected the Prosecutor to pay the costs. Nor
ris and Siruhers for Commonw ealth-Porter
and Davis for Defendant.
Commonwealth VS.. John Place. Surety oi
the Peace on oath Of John Lesh. Complaint
dismissed ard Lesh directed to pay the costs
of prosecution. Morris and Davis for Com.
snonw ealIh-Porter and Dimmick for Defend
ant.
Lewis S. Coryell VS.. John Urket Same VS.
John Wasser. Actions of ejectment. These
cases depending upon the same title, were
tried by the same jury. They were importan
causes and were well and ably tried. Verdic
for Plaintiff in each case Reeder for Plain
tiff Porter, Hepburn and Maxwell, for De
fendanis.
Simon Franfz rs. Samuel Heller, impleadet
with Charles Chfis,man. Action of assumpsi
for work and1abour dene by Plaintiff in build
ing a saw mill for Defendants. The jury no
being satisfied with the proof Of the existence
of partnership between the defendants, rem
dered a verdict in their favor. Porter and Davi:
for Plainiiff-Reeder, Dimmick and Morris fol
Defendants.