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THE ANTIANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.

NNEA i hEDUCIION.
- EkoM TWELVE TO DOLLARS!
X BRISTOW OF London, respectfully informs the Ladies
w and of New York and Brooklyn that his classes
Day and Evening" have commenced for the
he has REDUCED his TENS one half.-to Six Dollars!
- ACADEMY No 233 BRoDAwAy, NEAR PARE PLACE.
enemen Of all positively tanght twelve lessons
bold free ernedious and finished business-like style Of
Writing, how bad, illeghie stiff, camped the
writing may be- See specimens the door, as5 Broadway
AND THE LADIES
and handsome delicate fashionable Running Hand
- y TWELVE EASY LESSONS!
" VISITORS /. New York take a in Three
PM.
Evening Classe, from TOO.
BooK-KEEPIN6
laugh superior method by double and single entry,
ally and practically.
Z q o p q q
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Office 36i Broadway. corner of Warren street. NJ lmy
FENCING SALOON ~ SHOOTING GALLERY.
X MEES, tl3 Broadway entrance IN Lspenard street
second door lately from Europe, Professor the ART Of
Fencing, gives instructions Fencing also the Of the
and bayonet, staff, aud every specie,of weapons.
Gentlemen lovers Of this art military officers Of the army
oit,on OF his skill in this useful and important art.
spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated IN the
evening will also be found with Swiss pstoshoot
nr AZ q distance Of AIN yarfs s6yT 81
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ios soase lime pess, and has given to holders of
cotsen ~ this market more frmness, and pur.
ciiassTs rioze confidence. and several small lots
wese snia Yesterday ut fully ! cent advance on
pnees Uttered previous to their receipt. There
Is 20. much co,tnn. however. for sale in this
InssAss as our stock is light and remains little
- sisf minds. Of the new cup yve noticed in
ons s~st me receipt OF three bales; since then.
we rave received slTnc ioods. the frs, was
receisso on Monday from the plantation Of
hlrs. gani t.itzsimons, Jefferson county, and
aea sss s2in a cents; the second was received
% = Festay .irom'ihe plantation Of Jesse p
Gresa, ot Burke county, and the third yes,er.
aasytsTon the plantation Of Joshua Key-,he
two iFiler loads were not suld Yesterday after.
naca y cen We made up our repoyt,-S cts, wns
otsesea qid refused. tor Mr. Green's 10, Of 8
naies, put we heard Of no offer for Mr. Keys
VI NJ new crop we have now received twenty.
four tiiss, tbs quality of which. mny be cl.ssed
as tsadiing and middling fair. We omit oni
grlsszaosis sitis ditfcult to sire them correct.
iy--nesaTiy aii On hand being Of inferior and
nldessig Quality, whicffis selling o, all prices
IRON g Y ID eenis-sirictly prime. could i: be
o5tslisds Wctld readily bring 8 to 81 cents.
Sge.--Ve have made spmc few aItera.
isolg y our exchange iable this week: Exchange
bazk- brunswick, we now quote nj dis;
Cehtsai Bank % 80; Bank Of Hawkinsrlle
~ Q s.; Alabama notes 80 q IS.
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RUNAWAY Siaues al tie Nor,h!-Our
New York Correspondent, in his lbs, weeks
letter received on Wednesday evening, in-
stead Of Tuesday evening Iasl-allowins
time only for few brief extracts in our
Pos,script-says: "As fine commentary
OH The principles and efforts "f The Aboli.
tiouis's, I will mention an occurrence
which took place in Philadelphia. day
or swo ago. A negro woman--a slave
who sometime ago runway from The South
applied to the Judge Of the U. S. Dis.
lrict Court, for certificate Of slavery, that
she nigh, return TO her master. stating that
she could NOT get living, and preferred to
60 back to her former home. where she
would be taken care of. Sufficient evi-
deuce her slavery having been given.
The certificate was granted. and she retired
with evident gra,iica.ion."-Sout Car
oiinidn.
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We lesrn from McDouoush tho, a
young man blythe name Of Henry Ciork
committed suicide in tha, village. on Tues
day evening last, by blowing his brains
out with u pistol. AS near as we can gath
er the facts the unfortunate young man
had formed an attachment which was dis
approved by his father, who sen, him from
home to prevent. its consumma,iou. A
few days since, he received letter from
q sister Of the young lady informing him
Of her death, and that the separation had
been the cause Of her un,iinely end. On
the receipt Of this letter he declared his do
termination TO kill himself. which threat
he put in execution by discharsing pistol
into his neck, horribly mutila,ins his face,
ard head. If'he story, as we hear it be
true, we envy uo' the feelings Of the inex-
orable parent. We understand tho de.
ceased has connections in Massachusetts.
Ohio aud Pennsylvania. 10 whom his
melancholy fate will be sad intelligence
indec d.-ibid.
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Saluda Factory Cotton Baggiag:--it
affords Us pleasure again TO call attention 10
this article, and to the Advertisement Of II
in so'day's paper. The price.i, |, will be
seen, has been reduced; and If our planters
generally would adopt il, 80 as to make the
manufacture and sale Of il more extensive,
the price would no doubt be reduced still
lower, aud probably in shor, time, very
much lower than the hemp bagsiug. The
considerably increased consumption, and
demand too, Of their great staple article,
which such policy would produce, would
be Of immense bcnefi; to thom, over aud
above saving in price; and VIC understand
tha, the article is admitted TO be uu, only
fully equal TO the hemp bassinS, hui
,houeht by some to be superior. We
would say more on this subject, bu, have
neither 10 room now; and it surely can
require no argument or illustration, TO sat
isfy our planters how greatly their interes,
would be promoted 10y giving preference
to the bagging made al home, Of Cotton
grown by themselves. rather than that
made Of hemp grown in Europe Or hcn'
,ucky, and subject to an ennrmous tax, or
prutectinn. Even the promotion Of the
Interests of the Factory, would be reflected
back upon their own, Tor nothing can be
clear, than that the prosperity Of any indi'
vidual or company. must promote, more
or less, that Of Ihe community. town or
State which he or il is localcI.-Soufh
CaroliniGn.
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Commercial
HAsuuRe, Aug. 81.

n. uAsnuRG, aug. 81.
Business Is Frightening up among our mer.
chants. which. together with tho new stocks Of
goods arriving. makes our commercial Town
look quite lively. A good business has been
done within the last day or two in Groceries,
and such articles us the planters need Cor prc.
sent use. Tho old joyous hum Of activity is
heard in our streets already
Coston.-AriYals Of old Cotton come in free.
ly: aud still commands a to Seems; principal
sales "a cents The two bales OF new Cotion
sold and stored in II. w. Sullivan's warehouse
brought cents, the highest marke. price that
eau no obtained with .is. The bale brought in
on Monday by Dir. d. aiealing. had 95 cents
offered on it. but it is no, sold. and perha ps viii
not be at this higl, rate; therefore wo may say
that o cts Is the top Of the market for new Cot.
ton in Hamburg.
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TaIL.uAssEe, Aug. Is.

The following particulars Of recent mur-
ders, we have received from au authentic
source. ard believe they may be fully re.
lied on:
Another Evidence that "THe Var is
Characterization Murders and Battle in
Jefferson C1.-On Thursday last. party
of hunters consisting Of Mcssrs. John
Sandwich and David RowclI, NJ. Pindcr.
Mr. II. Sessions jr.. and Mr. James Me.
AlulIin, while by pond abou, mile cas-,
Of Judge Shehee's plantation. near the up
per road leading across the aaiforJ Of the
Ociila TO Madison Court House, were Ct
tackled by large war party Of Indians.
md the three 6rst named were killed and
the two last badly wounded. The Indians
s shan went to Mr.. II. Wambles. and about
Il o'eloch. p. H., killed n Mr. Kennedy
and a negro man and badly wounded two
Others. They then wen, north commit
ting other depretluiions. Tho gallant VIM.
,. Bailey who resides q few. miles dis,an,
rallied some 10 or Is volunteers and went
10 pursuit. He came up with The Indians
about dark, at the head Of Gunswamp,
near the Georgia line, and attacked then,;
q severe battle took place in which one Of
our wor,hics, citizens, Waiter z. Black
burn. ESQ. .was n,orsaIly wounded. Mr.
hicAIuiIen. Q, brother Of ihe gentleman @.
,hoya named .wssst tudiy sisur. una ssii..r sss.
'tivc others. whosel names We have ascar.
tanned y iih certainly, were also wounded.
Coz. B. although inferior in force, held bis
gruund. and being reinforced by party Of
10 OF IS mounted men drove the Indians
into ihe swamp after dark. The Indians
.he same night plundered the premises OF
Mcssrs. Ham and Sandwich near the road,
and burned some buildings Of the latter
On Friday morning. Col. 3. raised rs or
so volunteers q, the head Of which be is
now in pursuit Of the savagcs. The ciii-
sens of Jefferson and Madison turned out
with srea, alacrity, and the patriotic ci,i-
zens OF the adjoining counties Of Thomas
and Lowndes, Georgia. rallied TO their
aid. Various rumors are 10 circulation as
60 the force of tho Indians. II was cer-
,ainiy cot less than 25, and il was said by
some to be between 40 and Sc warriors.
The las, accounts states that the party
were making their way to the Eccan6na
on the coast. 1t is said the very party
have promised Colonel Worth to come in
q, Esierha,chee on The 18th insI. We hope
tho citizen volunteers will follow them iu-
70 the regular camp, and save the United
States the expense and trouble Of their pas
sage 70 Arkansas. The savases were ar
med and had apparently a plentiful sup
ply Of ammunition.
P. S,-Mr Blackburn who @as remo-
ved TO Col. Bailey has since died.-Sior.
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|fiiendship wilh those yon trade. Ply your

friendship With those you trade, pay yolF
dehts.
5,h. Ef you would avoid embarrassing
othere who arc depending upon the se,tle-
ment Of your account. pay your debis,
9Th. Ifyou wish to aid in lhe circulation
of money, never let cash remain by you,
but pay your debts.
7th. lf you would do TO Others as you
wish them to do to you, you ought TO pay
your debts.
9Th. Should your debts be over so old
or should you have "taken tho benefit OF
tho uct," If you have the means, you ara
not a just man, unless you pay yourdebts.
To enable you TO carry ou, this advice,
let your food, living and equipage be plain
and not costly. abstain from wine and all
Intoxicating liquors, and never keep il 10
your house; do not sink your capital by
purchasing plate aud splendid furniture,
have as few parties as possible. and never
aspire 10 be shareholder in banks, steam
boats, railways, and hotels.
In observing these few rules. you will
always be able, with good fortune, TO pay
LlvEsEY.
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eBOlice.


wE.HavE foa SALE at P0TTEnsvrLLx.
n Mh6hGh YDS. good N. Ca. country.
WPQRND made wooden homespun, the
cheapss, and bes, article for negro wear.
sop pyds. eouatryuade COTTON homespun, white,
coppnJss, amp striped. also for negro wear.
ifdrns made negro Shoes. Sugar aud Coffee
Lea.her. Cotton Yarn, Tin ware, furnace burn,
Brick. Paints. Oils. &c. Sc.
ALS0-Six or eish, well broke MULES.
Two good second hand six Mule v dsons
and Harness.
Two new horse Wagons wi,i,ou, Harness
0ns srari Of Piney.woods Land, (239 acres,
Is or 30 Of which IS in cultivation on which is
a fi.tebuilding situation. within one and hall
miles Of the yillsge, and directly on the Colu,n.
bia road.
Any Of the abore property will DO given in
azchangc fer Negro property. or sold on Gro.
di: ofuWplvc months, oi psicest TO suit the ,mcs
]. GIBBS & co.
gpacysyi!lcJ Angus. i6, 1919. q .
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A mcsi shocking occurrence took place
in Walton County yesterday morning.
The report runs lhus-A mau by the name
Of Harris. having quarrelIed with his wife,
they separated aud had been living apart
for some time. On Thursday nigh, las,
he repaired to her mothers where she " as
but she refused TO see him. He remained
ic the neig ghborhood until morning, when
on getting sight Of his wife he shot her
dead. Mrs. Whaiey, the lady's mother.
interfering, was oeaIen in such manner
as 10 endanger her life with the but Of his
gun. Shortly after Mr. Whaley. the
brother in-law Of Harris and ncishbor,
arrived upon tho spot and demanded the
surrender Of Harris, which he refused to
do. and Get them at de6anrc. While ad
vancins upon Hhaiey. with his gun pre-
sented, he was sho, down by the former.
The above are the details as we'll rs wo
ean CLEAN them from rumors in .circula-
fIoa.-.:Soetl:erS Miscellany. '=:' S-,sassa--
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From As Greenrille Moun,aineer.

a Singular Casc.--Mr. Editor "A
highly respectable gentleman Of AbboviIle
District has reached his three score years
ond ten, without, ever attending bu, one
election. He has generally enjoyed good
health, aud by bis Industry and economy
has accumulated considerable fortune.
No matter what political! commissions agi-
tate the country. be appears to be entirely
undis,rubcd by them. He seldom visits
any public place. excop, where the Cos.
peiis dispensed. Ihave not furnished you
with this statement because admire such
Indifference TO what is going on, but be
cause ] consider i, very singular case
f..
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Rotes Of Postage.-Ins,ead Of tho pres
ent rates Of pos,aee, the FIRST section Of the
pew Post Office law. now before the Sem
ate, proposes tha, from aud aficr the Both
September, The rates shall DO. for every
letter composed Of a single sheet Of paper,
not exceeding 80 miles. 5 cents: over so
and not exceeding $50 miles. 10 cents !;
over $50 aud not exceeding $40 miles, IS
cents; over 300 and not exceeding 5OO
miles. 20 cents; over $40 miles 25 cents.
Double aud treble letters are to pay double
and rates, and four or moro pieces by the
ounce. an ,oay newspapers. that is, al!
sent from any place but the office of the pub
Usher, are 10 pGy letter postage !-Ncws.
papers Of not more that 1907 square inch.
es are 10 be transmitted as under existing
laws. All newspapers beyond this size,
nro TO pay one cent for every additional
Eve square inches over 1907.
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THE3U. S. DISTRICT COURT, }
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
$ IN BANKRUPTCY.

KMTREREAS John Russell. Planter, of
w Abbevilc District, and Stale of South
Carpina, bath fled a petition pray ing tia, he
.:.ay bssdeclared n Bankrupt. pursuant to tho
uct Of Congress of the United Stuics, mude,
and non iE'furce, concerning Bankrlp,s. aud
that he may haze the benefit of the said nc, !;
this is g gise notice of the said petition. and
tia: a fnurihg thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert B. Gilchris,. Judge of the
said Coart, NJ i Conv, t6bc hnldcn 4, the Fed.
cral' CGIrt House, in Charleston. on Monday,
the nineteenth day Of September next. Il, elev en-
o'clvck,A. II nj which place and tine all per.
sons Interested may appear and shew cause. il
any theY have, why the prayer Of The saii pc,;.
toner sinuld nat be granted.
Charleston, a2ad day Of August, 1892.
II. Y. GRAY. Cie.k.
Ansrs, 81 3, 81
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From ,l.c Charleston Courier.

Mcssrs. Editors.-Havius a few leisure
momeuts day or two siuce, my mind na'
uralIy began to rum:nato OF the times. aud
tho following advice was brought to mind,
Shicl if you think worthy place in your
columns. you will give an insertion.
Isl. IL you ~ish 10 secure the repu,a-
ton Of an honest mau. pay your debts.
Cd. lfyou would avoid bringing disgrace
upon the religious party yuu belong to.
pay your debts.
Sd. If you are anxious to &c, good ar
,icle, and be charged low price for your
goods. never delay TO pay your debts.
4.b, u you would .onain on torns Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

!, appears from paragraph 10 the
Nantucket Enquirer that The meetings OF
an Auti' Slavery Convention iu ,ba, town
have been disturbed and broken up by the
people for several evenings in succession.
The language Used by tho members Of the
Convention towards some Of the mos, re.
spectacle people Of Nantucket. who differ,
ed from tho members in their views of Re.
lision ~ well "a Abolition. caused grea,
excitement and Indignation. Assembling
around the building in which the Conven.
sion met, tho crowd threw stones and 70,
sou eggs among the members. causing a
pncipi,o1s a1iourrncssesch'eyc
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State of South Carolina.
EnGEEiEID INSTRUCT

DbSbf ~ LIZ pIS hiS j
DYfOLiVER TOWLES, Esquire
I'D Ordinary Of Edseiield District.
Whereas. james Z. Bodie, ho,l, applied
10 me ior Letters Of Administration, on all
and siugnia. the goods and chaucls, rights
aud credits Of John S. Rice. late OF the
Districi aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish aAand singular, the kindred aud credi.
Tors 6fthe said deceased, TO DO aud appear
befofe me. at our next Ordinary's Cour,
for ,ssaid District to he holden nj Edge
field Court Hoase on the l2t, September
next 70 show cause il any. why the said
Administration should no, be granted.
Giysn under my hand and seal this 29,h
day Of August one thousand eight hundred
and iory-two, and in the sixly.scvenlh
year d American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E.. D.
ksg. 81, 1872. fS2 I21l b 81
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Sour Fruit.-A man in this vicinily
once sen, barrcIo Of craubcrrics to frieut
in foreign paris, who had never seen any
fruit Of the kind. In few monihs he re
cc,ved ctIcr, in which his friend expires
sed grea, regret iha, on accouh, oflhe lens,t
Of the voyage. the fruit was SOUR when i
arrived. and he was consequently obliged
to throw il away.--Lo,0eA Journal.
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Goid.-We understand that Gold has
beeu discovered in several places between
the rivers Of Seneca and TugaIo in this
district. A nine has been opeued on the
plantation OF Samuel Brown. Esq. which,
promises well. Operations have been 20.
Ing on for someiwo weeks, and alllous b
the hands are inexperienced. and badly
prepared, wc learn they are making dol
lar per day for each hand employed. !, is
found both in the branches aud on the
ridgcs.-Highlnnd Sen, anderson 5. L.
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F,esh.t.-On Monday aud Tuesday las.
we were visited with very heavy fall Of
rain. Ths water. courses we're SO much
swollen as to carry away several Bridges.
and the crops Of corn upon river aud creek
botioms are many Of them nearly ruined.
The So!uda river is said to havo risen l2
or IA feet. The weather is again fair, and
very warm,-ibia.
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"AN for Lore."-The stronscs, case of
love anil devotion Of which wc rccolIect TO
have heard. says an exchange, is that Of
a Kentucky gallant, who got into a ho!-
low tree, where he lived a whole week,
pccping n, his true love, as she 50, sewing
bcarskin pe,,icoars al her window.
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Facts for Printers.-Therc arc in the
United States 1852 printing ollices-447
binderies-l4S daily papers-l, ,l4l week.
ly-l25 semi and tr-weekly pupers-227
periodicals. These Offices employ 1888
men, aud amount. Of capital invested is
S5,S72,Sl5.
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Election Notice,

"a y BEieciion for ln,endaut and -Four War.
"a degs for ii,e Town Of Edsefrld. is hereby
ordered 10 no held. on Monday the l2,h day Of
'Septetaber. CA. Alcigs, .. Tompkns. and
James a. Williams, will act as Managers.
PF. LiBORDE, IniendaHi.
AHgaSs %, lSs.. ~, II
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The Winyah Observer Of the 20,h inst. says:
"cuS rice crop is rapidly maturing, and sev'
essl planters, are TO commence harvest to-day
The rainy weather continues. We aaVe a
share this week. Yesterday a, II o'clock the
thermometer was up to s6. us l o'clock j, was
down during gust 70 76.
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CuAnLESIOI. 4

& CuAnLEsroy. Aug. q.
Lcttcs The operations IN Upland since The
date otonr review Of the 20ii. inst. have been
very ianiied; IN fac.ii may with truth be said,
there y no market for The article 4, presen,-
Bnyers iiase taken during the week bu, $40
bales ind llmosia their own terms.
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CdLunpfA. Anr. 25

Il g :. COLUMBIA. Aug. %.
ccisoa.--We have no. heard of The sale of a
slneig 6nle OF cotton. this week. and therefore,
can scsrcely say what n choice article would
brig There has been n li,ilc doing in the
poon- qualities. az "A 81 cents. We cnntinnc
i"fnier laotaiions.-say Il n 81 cents. cx-
tresitsss which, however, a.c of course merely
nomiEai.
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LlVESEY.

Myster!ous.-Ou Friday last some ihir-
ty or forty firearms, consisting Of niuskels
rifles aud shot guns were found hurled in a
mud hole in the immediate vicinity oi
Jackson. Miss. For what purpose they
were placed there, or by whom. is mat
ter oil conjecture. The stocks were all
broken of n, the breech, aud the bayonets
Of the muske,s beut or twisted of. They
have suffered but liule injury from rust
some Of them being almos, as bright ns
uew.-N. o. Picayunc.
Ertensire Robbery.-By the Annawan.
arrived lastevening. we gnl the particulars
Of al extensive steamboat robbery. A
Spaninrd who took passage on the steam
er Bell Of Mississippi, on he, last, trip to
ST. Louis, had his trunk broken open, and
$4,000 in gold and silver taken from it,
when near ST. Louis. On her arrival NJ
that place. the waichman and steward
lnok passage on another boat, md suspi.
cion was excited by the wa:chman's offer
ing doubloon IN payment a, the bar.
Upou search being made. abou, $4,000 Of
the money was found upon them, and they
stated that the carpenter and barkeepcr
were mplicated.-Search was rnntle for
those, but they had not been found when
the Annawan lcfi.-l6id, ..
What Chanse.-We are told by a
gentlemen conversant with The business Of
the city, that stores were sold yesterday
for four, five, six aud seven thousand dol
lars. which three years ago, broush, twenty
thousand dollars each.-Cresc.n! City.
The fever is on the increase. This'an.
nouncement is made on authority which
may be implicitly relied npou. We
shall keep our readers regularly advised Of
the spread Of the epidemic. for We hear il
has assumed that character.--lbiI: -
Most Of our planters, says the Louisiana
Chronicle, have commenced picking cot.
ton. The indications have been Of fa-
vorable character as toquantity, but as the
picking progresses there . eperu spp.c-
ance Of light c-ol !h.sas
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Il is reported that boy in Vermont.
grows so fast, that bis clothes ore too short.
before they are pu; on, aud he has lately
grown three inches, through tho crown OF
his hu,.
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s.l-sS. :.s.ssy, gwen, that ca,isa be
slisHsss Rescre the said Court, at the Federal
Court Hedse in Charleston. on the nine;ce,ll
dsy. lot November neS'. at eleven O'Clock, A d.,
why thc said James l.. Anderson. should mol
reeeign his discharge and certificate as Bank.
rapt. -
TGhafesl6a, 2oed day ofAugus,. 1872.
.Sse iG3,-::: II. Y. GRAY. Cierk.
August 81 IL 81