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iihe support, moral, if not physical, their
preiensious would receive from France,
and the efIect TO he produced upon The
United States, by The magical words, The
Concert Of the great Christian po,rers q
Europe. Our country was TO be forced.
if necessary. by the combined power OF
Europe, to yield 10 a claim she had always
steadily repelied, aud 60 accede 10 a treaty
which contained provisions against which
she had invariably protested, aud which.
enforced, would have the effect Of deliv-
ering her seameu to the teuder mescies Of
British cruisers. But The resul, Of ,his de.
bate will show, that the expectations Of
England have noi been realized
"an amendment 10 the address propo-
sed by member Of the opposition, gave
rise to the discussion. By this amend
men,, If fcarried. the Chambers would have
expressed The disapprobaiion ofthe Treaty.
and have certainly prevented It's ratifica-
ton. Guizot, Thiert, Odilon Barrnt. Ber
ryer, all the most eminent men in the
Chamber. Of every shade Of opinion, Con-
servalives. Liberals, Carlists, took part in
the debale, not a speaker sustained the
prelensions Of England on The right OF
search, but all spoke in the kindest lerms
Of the u. S.. and maintained the proprieIy
Of our resistance to the claim of England
TO visit our vessels"
1--WE may now Continues the Paris Cor
respondeni) make use Of The words OF the
Times, (thoush in different sense,) iha,
"a war on the part Of the Uuued States
with all Europe will DO novelty, as there
is nu disposition on the part Of continental
Europe, and least of all France. TO engage
in such contest to forward the ambitious
views of England. For this desirable re.
suit il is understood, that we are indebted
TO our able Minister Gen. Cass, who has
been interchangeable in his c1ur's TO correc,
public opinion here upon the merits Of our
controversy with England, which had
been obscured by the mists thrown around
il by theEnglish press, the medium through
which our affairs are known on the Cont
uini) which with grea, ar, has kep, up the
idea that The U. S. refused TO come into
this convention, because they were unwil-
ling to give up .heir participation in the
slave trade"
The voice Of the French Chamber ap-
pears TO be decidedly in our favor, and
against the Search Treary-and moreover
"every press in Paris, save one, religious
paper, it is stated, takes part with the U.
States on this question"
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Head Quarters
CLAHENpo . 9Th Marc

CLAHENDo eth Marcb, 1912.
Orders No. =
FHSHE following Regiments and Corps are
Z. ordered To parade for review and drill,
al the tines aud places herein mentioned. viz
The 18th and 18th Regiments of Infantry,
the AuGent Battalion OF Artillery. aud the
Charleson light Drag oons, near Charleston,
OIL the 9Th of April next.
The Upper Battalion or the 3lst Regiment,
or Thursday, the Dist Of Apiii. At poimt the
Brigadier may deem most convenient; who is
hereby ordered TO report Immediately. to the
Commanaer-in.C Chief, the place 50 selected.
The Lower Battalion. a, Georgetown, in
Tuesday,, ,he 26,h April.
The 3Sid Regiment at Conway thorough. on
Friday, the 2yth Of April
The Sad Regimen, at Marion Court House.
on Saturday. The 7th of May.
The Corps Of Cavalry will parade with the
Regiments- or Ba,inlions most convenient.
The commissioned Officers of the eth Bri-
gade will cncamp on Monday, the 2nd OF May
next, at Godirey's Ferry, in Marion District, on
the Great Pee Dee nveI.
The 18th Regimen, Of Infantry. at Darling
ton Court House, on Tuesday the 10th Of May
The 20iiI and iith Regiments at Sumieryi!le,
on Friday the 18th ui May
The commissioned Officers Of the 3rd Bril-
gnde Of Infantry. will encaup near BarnweIl
Court House, Oh Monday, the 23rd Of May
next.
In accordance with the arrangements OF Bril-
gader General Jameson, the commissioned Of.
hcers Of the 2nd Brigade Of Cavalry are also
ordered 10 encamp at the same time and place.
The llas aud 43rd Regiments of Infantry
will parade at Barnwell Court House on Sa.
turday, the 25,h Of May.
Brgadiet General Jameson win order one OF
the TFoopsor Squadrons OF his Brigade to pa.
rade ut the same time and place.
The commissioned and non-commissioned
Officers 6flhe Regiments and Corps ordered
for review, will assemble the day previous, Tor
dr'll and instruction 4, their respective places oi
parade.
The Majsr Generals and Brigudier Generals
will, with ,leir staff, attend tho reviews wi,h!u
their commtnds.
Brigadier Generals Hanna. Schnicrle. Ham
| nond, Horkins, Jameson. and Harllee or,
charged win the extension Of SO much of mi,
order as rclites 10 their respective Brigades.
By order Of the Cummander.;n. Chief
J. w. CANTEY, Adj'.. & Ins. GenL
march % q
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From the Richmond Enquirer.

RIGHT OF SEARCH THE TREATY.
Tn. Northern paper confirm the sug-
ges,ion, which we threw out in our last.
viz: that General Cass is the author of
IAN Examination of the question con-
corning the Right Of Search. pending he.
tween Grea. Britain and The u. Stares.-
The New York Express slaies. that The
London Times has long commentary
upon It. |, admits that IL is iernperatrly
worded. buI considers the publication as
designed tn prevent French Ministers from
siguius the treaty for The righ, Of recipro-
col search.
"The Courier Franrais, early in Febru
ary. anununccd the ARRIVAL in Paris of Mr.
Wheaton. our Minister a, The Court Of Ber-
In. 1T il believed adds thar paper. that
t,he object ul this diplomatist. is IN oppose
'h> h>tati6caion of the treaty relative TO the
right~Csrarch."
The f-ris Correspondent Of The Express
says: "li Is,viient from the late CORES
pondence oe'xe~r Mr.. Stevenson and
Lords Palmers,on nud Aberdeen. aud
from The tone Of the Eugfi,h papers sup.
posed 10 be 10 the confidence OF tho Minis
try. that is il The intention Of the British
Govrrpnent to revive The old and irritn-
ting claim Of the right Of search with re-
gard TO American vessels, and to urge The
Government Of the United States to be-
come party TO this Convention. The
intentions Of England thus in,imaied have
caused the deepest interest 10 be Eel, in the
debate, which has just taken place in the
Chamber Of Deputies. upon The part taken
by France in this treaty. The English
Gogsrnmen, undoubtedly calculated upon
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PulLApELpuIA. March is.


Itpo More Banks GoRe.-fhe process
is nearly, # not quite completed. of wiping
oil the insolvenr banks which have always
sioud IN the way OF tho sound ones. and
prevented resumption. The run which
was commenced upon the PENNSYLVANIA
Township, one of,he Rcliefhanks, couiiu-
ued one day, when the institution closed
its doors aud officially announced ,ha, they
would no, be opened again. The run yes
day morning was then transferred to the
Mechanics Bunk, Ia Third street, above
Che,nur; and after siahding it nbour three
hours, II followed tbe example OF the Penn
Township and shut up also. There was
also brisk run upon the Manufactures
aud Mechanics Bauk, corner of Third and
Vine street which stood the test. and con-
rinued paving until the usual huur of c!o-
slug The bank. The Mooamensiug also
came in for share OF thr disiIust. aud a
run was made upon ii, bul il met all tho
demands against ii. Three Of these banks
are those which accepted The Relief law
passed las, session, aud put forth The "Re-
lief" issues. II Was generally expected
,hnsc that Gave failed would 60 the nomeu,
they were held To any accountability, and
il is generally, believed 10 be all the better
that they are out Of the way of the Others,
though lnurb individual loss is experienced
in consequence Of their failure.
Or the other banks. seven al least, il is
confidently stated, will now commence
doing business on u specie basis. The
suuud banks have prepared Tor an iulmcdi-
ole resumption, several Of them yesterday
paid specie aud issued their owu noies.--
Ledger.
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PROCLAMATION
no THE CITIZENS Or IEA"';

TO THE CITIZENS of iE-AA'
Mr. Cosntrymsn.-Rumors have peea
brousb, FROM, the Southwestern frontier
of ;nSo.;on. Particulars have not been
f.rn;shea TO The Executive. The iacis
are suiiciens to justify immediate Prepara-
lions for defensive war. All are cotn-
,,onded to be in readiness 10 repair 70 sne
s.sns or action, q, the call Of The authors
lies Of the country. 1t is ordered 'hsl tne
Colonel of each counry for The present.
ioy of. The county into company beats,
snL d;,.c, The election of Captains ana
snb,I,srus: aud arrange the members oi
each company in three classes a5seea''y
10 the classes in which they may draw
When drafts may take place, the Coionei'
oe the difTereu, counties shall have au'hoF-
;,y and power 10 accept stficisn, substitutes
into service.
Each man will be required, Ia the event
osa call by the Preident, to report hi'',sel'
f,,,nished without good arms, eight days
nrovisions aud one hundred rounds oil am
,nuni,iop. aud prepared for three mouths
s.rviee from the time when they may re-
port at The head quarters of the army.
In the eyea, of a formidable invasion, it
ia needless 10 appeal the patriotism and
yolor Of Texans. They have won liberty
and iudepeudece by their undanuled hero
;sm-,hey have enjoyed the blessings Of
freedom--,hey are proud OF their national
character.
Ifinvasion should press upon, as we are
required by every sacred obligation to fam
lily, fiients and country, 10 repei our inva.
ders with discontinue and dismay. II
war should cone up n Us, we will make
il our business. We will he authorized TO
meet and pursue our enemies with venge.
acce. They have forgotten The generosity
with which they were treated when they
were placed a, the Foo,siool Of Texian
mercy! They were saved when even hu-
,napity would have justified reiribuuve
vengeance! Should Mexico again disre-
gard the exalted principles Of civilized aud
honorable warfare, they shall feel that
.ayepginn arr, ha,-aha!l ,tte- -of thetr,- -foH
recompensc for oppression and cruelty
Texas can and will be free!--,hey would
prefer death TO degradation, or The loss Of
;heir independence.
SAM. HOUSTON.
Galveston, 10Th March, 1912.
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FIRE PROOF.

7RsHE increased demand for BRICK.
D while we possess the best materials for
,naking. together with IN opportunity OF burn.
ing them in the Furnace, has induced us 10 in.
cur the expense OF procuring Machine. for
knendins the clay, and also superior quality Of
MouIir. We shall endeavor to keep good stock
on hand, of such as will please onr customers.
J. GIBBS & CO.
Po,!ersyiIIe, March %. 1872. ,f 9
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u. 8. MarsFraass Safe.

SOUTH CAROLiNA DISTRICT
Hey virtue ofu writ Of Fie.i Racias, p me
Id directed. from the Honorable the CiFsult
Court Of the United States, for South Carnlira
District will be sold in front of Edgefeld Ccurt
House, on "Wednesday the 9Th day of Aprl
next. nj u O'Clock, n.
A valuable Negro fellow, named
MHLLEGAN,
Levied on, and TO be sold as The property Of
John Thurmond, at the sui, of Charles 3. Hin,
Of Georgia, for the use Of the Georgia Rail
Road and Banking Company.
Conditions cash. pnschasors To pay inr title.
TROS. ID. CONDY,
U Atrshai, S. {. District.
l2tI yarcIl. 1912 1t
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u. 8. MarsEaal's Sale.
Snffr'y CAROLINA DISTRICT

HBY virtue o. writ OF Fieri Facias. to me
, directed. from the Honorable the Circuit
Court of the United States, for South Carolina
District. will be sold in 'front.' Of Edgeiield Court
House. on Wednesday the 9th day Of April
next, at IL o'clock, VI.
a Negro Slaves,
Viz Lucinda, with her three children, named
Winny. Mary. and Charles. Levied on, aid
to be s"ld as the property Of Randall Delaugh,
ter. al the suit of Charles Is. Eii,i. OF Georgia
for the use oI the Georgia Rail Road and Back
Ing Company.
Conditions cash, purchaser TO pay for title.
THOS. ID CONDY.
u. S. Marshal. S. C. District.
l2.h March. 1872. IL 7
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State Of Sonth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


ksY 0EiVER TOWLES, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of EdgefeId Dislrict.
Whetens, Felix E. Bodie, hath applied
20 me tters of Administration dc boz
nus nn1s all and singular ihe goods and
chatiels. hts and credits Of David Rodie,
late ofihe District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and adnon-
ish allaad singular. the kindred aud credi-
tors of Ihesaid deceased. To be and appear
before me, tour next Ordinnry's Court for
the said District 10 be holden q, Edgeficld
Court Hoass on The lllh day Of April.
lSa2. % show cause. IL any. why the said
Administration should not he grained.
Given aader my hand aud seal this 2sIh
day Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred aud lorty two. and in the sixty-sixlh
year of'Americau Independence.
.. TOWLES, o. F.. D.
March % 1872. g. l2i b y
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a. .. WnFslaal's Sale.
SnTlTH ftRhlIN ntSsrDI(,T'

Wp Y sirtue OF u writ OF Fieri Facias. TO me
LID directed, from the Honorable tin. Circuit
Conrt OF the United Stales. for South Carolina
District, will be sold on Wedncsda, the 9th Of
April next. nj IL o'clock, NJ. in front OF Edge
field Conrt House. the following valuable
SLAVES, VIZ. one negro woman Alily, with
her Two children, Mary and Liddy; one negro
woman Cate also, one negro girl named Betty.
Levied On, and 10 be sold ~ the property Of
George w. Thurmeud, a, the suit of Charles
Is. ilIu. Of Georgia
Conditions cash. purchaser to pay FOR ,,lc.
TliOS. ID. C0NDY.
u S .HarSkai, S. c. District
18th March, Is42 A.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT

Ep EMMETT MOBILES, living on Rocky
ID creek. near JameS Sl,eprard's & Roads.
tolls before NO, one bay MARE eleven years
old. blaze face. in foal, both hind fee, and es
fore tool white around the ioollock, some white
specks on her back. name hangs on the left side,
long tail, shod all around, 10 brand. Apprais-
ed by Alexander Hambleton. Hiram Smith and
Slephei. Langley, 60 thirty dollars. March 7llr,
1872 J. HARRISON, J. p.
march 10 4m
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


I!E EECII I.
Stephen P. Oliver G. wife.
VI,
Precious Lark & VIM. Raj. o"' J9r = account
ford. Execu,rix & Esecu- ana he"J.
Tor Of John Lark. decd.
Inppearing 10 my satisfaction. tina, the de-
= iendant William Raiford. resides OF, ofthis
State. on motian Of companauts Solicitors :
Ordered, that ;he said William Faifprd, do plead,
answer OF demur to this bill, within three months
from the publication hereof or that the said bill
be taken pro eontessO against him.
J. TERRY, c. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edgefield. Jiarch 5. 1872. 3u
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Tan Bark Wanted.

gE7ho Subscriber, living near Mount Nin-
tagc. respectfully informs the Farmers ut
Edscfeld District that he wishes to purchas" BE-
tween fifty and one hundred cords Of Tan Bait
lie will pay in Cash, Leather, or Shoes. to,
good Red, White, or Spanish Oak Bark, So prr
cord, at the Farmers plantation, II fwi,hin sc,rn
miles of Edgeheld Village; or $5 per cord. :
delivered nj his Tan Yard, Farmers who ag'
or may be clearing lands would find it to t.r
interest to save all their Oak bark for him. y
good hand can GET cord ot bark per dny, ngi
two cords can be hauled at load. if i frame -
made 10 hold IL. The bark should be covered
every evening with boards or leaves, 10 rrc-
vent tho rain ffom injusing il,
NJ. L. GEARTY.
March 0, 1872 G,f Near Mi. Tm,acr.
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slsIsnils nf this
u, and against
ernsiional Last
nat apars from the kno@n
Iiuiua ctneliy and industrious
eEhihied towards the
"a aIisives Ia Mexico. The ,le.en:
said prisoners by Santa Anna. In
gieSs ofhis recent ni6peiieiis In Texas,
lending Us 10 believe thai he intends hnld.
iug them accountable for the acts Of Gov.
ernnen, Other ahan tho United Stales, of
which they are citisers, is such an indigui-
iy towards the States, aud conternuine OF
tho government thereof as to justify the
immediate resort 10 The most rigorous
means 10 the power Of the nation 10 re-
dress.
Res0frSd, That ip consideration of the
prcssipg importance Of The occasion. the
danger 10 the lives of those who are alrea-
dy, aud have been for a long time defrau-
ded of their liberties, it is proper for the
citizens nearest their oppressed or mana
cled counirymen, 10 embrace every occa-
sion 10 afford them succor assistance and
relief; whether by contribution Of money
and clothing TO them Individually, or in
furnishing aid 10 those whose success in an
impending enterprise, would ensure The
same object.
Resotred, That the Constitution Of this
country recognizes the right of our citizens
10 travel wheresoever they please, and iu
what manner they think 6i. aud in what
numbers they may deem prudent, provi
ded they do NO, embark as an armed. or
gapized body. direct for country at peace
with these United States. for the purpose
Of warning upon said 'country-and that
persons so leaving this country, for the
purpose Of redressing Wrongs done their
countrymen or indirectly 10 punish Offences
against their government, are performing
an act mex, in patriotism 10 the defence Of
their own soil FROM the foot Of an invader.
Resolved, That The Republic of Texas
is at peace with that Of the United Siaies,
and i, is therefore lawful for the citizens Of
this country To go 10 Texas in what man.
uer and al what times, and in what num-
5ers they think G,; provided they have no
hostile purpose towards Texas, and that
when they arrive in said Republic, they
have right, aud il is proper Tor them TO
do such acts and things as may be condu-
Give to their own good, ihe assistance OF
their fellow ciliZens, aud The redressins Of
wrongs done their Sountrymeu.
Resolved, That committee Of FIVE be
appointed, havins power To appoint such
ether committees as they may think fit. for
the purpose Of carrying out The general Oh
jecls of this meeting.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE CUWWUN PLEAS.
Josiah Kingvs. Foreign At,aehmrnt,
Benny Proctor, { Declaration IN Assumpsit.
vBVHE. Plaintiff having this day filed his declnr-
4 alton in my Office and the Defendant hav-
ing no wife or attorney known to be within the
State, on whom copy of!he same, wiiha rule
TO plead could be served. II is ordered that
the Defendant plead TO the said declaration
within year and day, or final aud absolute
judgemen, will be given agains, him.
GEO. POPE, c.c.P.
Clerks Office,
May I3, 1871. C. age I6
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Banks Arcade last night 10 pursuance oil
the call in The public prints, when the fol
lowing officers were appointed on motion
of Judge Wadsworth, who called the meet
ing 10 order:
Gen. T. Foo,e, Chairman.
: s.: s.; s Ss.':: Sss;s',,. s; Vic. Presidents.
+. +. A. A. sa%ysr. aSs,ra Secretaries.
The following gentlemen were appoinl-
ed by The Chair COMMITTEES TO draft res
olu,ious. viz: A. e. BulIit. Esq. P. w.
Farrar. Hon. Rauiali Hunt, H"u. t. VI.
Wadswurth, c. X. Johnson, Esq. +. j,
Wells, A. L. Sanders.
Committee of five. with power TO ap-
point Sub Committee. to collecl suhscriP-
lions, &C.. IN aid of The Texinus Geo.
Bedford, ]. + Hawthorn. II. u. Hear,
DR.. ID. J. Rodgers, A. Austin.
The following resolutions were reported
and adopted by this meeting, unanimously.
Resoired, Thai in the opinion Of this
meeiiaS, the recen, Development of the
purposes Of Santa Anna. first. IN the de-
ien'ion oi oiAmerican citizens, taken prison.
''rs, under pvecisely the same circurnstan-
ses as attended the capture Of British sub
lecls, who were immediately released. and
set al 'arCe al the tequest of The English
minister secondly, in the terms of dispa-
rasemeni aud h,proach volunteered asains.
the people of his>ounry aud our govern
,peui in his official le. or 10 General Ham
ilton aud Colonel Bee I,;r,lly, in the de.
nial Of The Mexican Consu. in New Or.
leans, OF haviEs given ID one 'r The Amer
ican prisoners. George w. ke,JuIi., a
passport 10 enter the territory of h,xico,
which passport i, has been 'abundah. :
proven, he did furnish that gentleman he:
fore his departure for Santa Fe. aud by
various other acts Of grealer or less impor.
sance, conducting 10 The same CONCLUSION,
arc sufficient grounds for believing tna, ne
zata Anna,) holds said prisoners as Tex
Eages, and will contrary 10 the laws
igase humanity or religion, execute
the penalties, punIshments aud
seich a remorseless and blood
nay think &, TO award
sga inotIensive perseus.
7 X ilssIs III provoked his wrath.
detention by Santa
ssslaa e iiizens, who have &c.
siss9ata ssiously fallen into his
hacd8 ~ or TO regard them in
any ligiSs lie for ihe acts of Texas,
or 10 Ni5t eslDeclion as amenable
fef she rsss luioa,ian or ronsequen-
ees er The If E'exses ie M act
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Murdsr.-A letter from Magistrate in
ST; Johns, Berkeley dated March 20, direc-
ted 10 the Sheriff Of this District, stuies
than an a,rociou, murder had beer chm
United. The night before. by one Thomas
W. McCan,s on the body Of William Ladd;
and calling on the Sheriff to send officers
10 arrest the prisoner-a duty which the
Sheriff pmmptly performed. The Jury
Of Inquest, the next morning, bropgh, Id o
verdicr Of Charleston Courier.
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Notice.

A worry BLAND tolls before me an estray
IA MARE, taken up at his plantation fye
miles north east Of Edgefcid Court House,
with an old Saddle and Bride on; her colour
is dark brown, with two small saddle spots on
the left side OF her back; no other marks or
brands perceivable; she is four feet ten inrhes
high. supposed to be twelve years old. APP
praised al thirty dollars.
DANIEL HOLLAND, Magistrate.
march 80 mat 8
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Anna Maria Terry. BWlor specific
vs.. 5deiirery of Stares
Daniel Brunson. and others. SC.
1T appearingto my satisfaction that Stephen
Il Terry and Jane his wife The children nf
John Pnrkman by his late wife Elizabeth, for
meriy Elizabeth Buckbal,er. Fugi,t and
Polly his wife, some Of The Defendants in t!iis
case are wi,l,on, the limits Of this State. On
motion BY F. II Wardaw Complainanes So
!icitor. Ordered that said absent defendants do
appear in this Honorable Coiirt, aud plead. an.
swer aud demur to The compananls Bill within
three months from the publication Of this order,
or the said Bill will be !ahen proeontesso against
them.
J. TERRY. C. T.. Ed.
Commissioners Office, Mareh 5, 1872
march 9 3m &
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Head Quarters,
SCWOOE MO OT'ECE.

RT ES CAROLINE NJ. CARTER is now
w Teaching School at the Ridge in this
Distrisi bar preseu, term viii expire on the
lst Of ssi next ut t1i.ioh ,in.u eise will cou,-
ussllos sEssz and continue The balance Of the
year. Miss C. has been teaching several years,
Two yeits in this District, and IS highly recon-.
mendei, and well qualified as teacher.
Goot Board can be had in tho vicinity and
near ihs School House, q, from S5 TO 81 per
month.
march % s