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Difference Jehr,ea Gub and Taleni.-
Flucncy in couvcrsaiinn, must not be ns-
su,ned rs test of talent. Men OF genius
and wisdom. have been often found def
cicnt in its grnccs. Adam Smith. ever re-
taincd in company. The embarrassed man.
nrrs 0f student. Neither Button, nor
Rosseau. carried their eloqucncc into So
cic,y. The silence of the poet CHANGER.
wns held more desirable than his speech.
The conversation Of Goldsmith, did not
cvince The grace and tenderness, that chut-
ac,erizcs his composilons. Thomson, was
ditlident. and often unintcrcSling. Dante,
was taciturn. and all the hrilliance Of Tas-
SO, was his pen. Descarlcs, seemed form.
ed for solitude. Cowlcy. wa. a quaint
observer. his conversation wos slow and
dull, and bis huinor reserved. Hogarth
and Smith. were absent minded, and the
srudious Thomas Barker, said he was Gt
for no communion, save with tho dead
Our own Washington. Hamilton, and
Franklin. were deficient in the Auency
which fasrina,es promiscuous circle.
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.er-u nnc ioln
Of beef was flanked round with potatoes,
nicely Drowned, and s"'i ming in gravy.
4 hash Of wild turkey was sarnished with
potatoes mixed up with it. a roast fowl
was stuffed with potatoes; beside us stood
a potato biscuit. as light as sponge; The
coffee, which was strong aud well favored.
was made Of potaioee aud one oi the girls
drew from coruc' upboar:. rich poia-
TO pic.
In abou, an hour charming liilo blue
eyed girl brought us a ,umbler of potato
beer, lha, sparkIcd like champagne, and
rather archly minated that there were
some no, potatoes in the ashes, il we felt
like eating one. The beer was admirable,
aud we were told that good whiskcy. mo-
lasscs. and vinegar, were sometimes made
Of potatoes.
At length we turned in. The little
chamber we were shown To. was The per-
lcc,ion Of neatncss. The iloor was sprin.
kled over with white sand. a small mir
ror hung oa the wall. from which was sus-
pended sor, Of napkin, lastly worked all
over. Above was Il rosary Of birls-ceSs
of ever, color. aud over the window, aud
pinned along the white curtains OF the bed
were wfcu,hs of flowers, now dry Indeed,
hut rerainins their beautiful tin,s, and ma
king really Il very pretty ornament. An
old oak.n chest, highly polished and wax
ed, &c, in Il corner, ard aver that range Of
shelves stored with quilts. comforts, COW
erlid-, ofnamy colurs, the work oil two in-
dus,rious household. The pillows were
bor,lercd with frinsed network, and the
sheets rs white as the unIrod snow; bu,
the he'd itself, though soft and pleasant. was
made of potato rin.s. Either from our ta-
,isue, our late aud hearty supper, or from
our imagination being somewhat excited.
wo rested badly; The nightmare hrooded
over US; wc dreamed that We bad turned 10
big potato. and that some ono was Dig
sins us up. Perspiring. struggling, we
clcnched the bed, and fiuaIIy leaped up,
caspiue for breath. II was some lime be.
fore the horrid idea would quit us, In the
morning. owing to the dreuchins of the
previous day. we were an invalid, and
threatened with fever and sore throat
The kind old lady insisted OF our remain.
inr in bed; and she Immediately bound &
mashed roast potato, just from the ashes
moistened with warm vinegar, 10 oul
neck, and gave us a profusely ho, tea
made ol dried potato vines. These appIi
cations acted like charm, and with lh'
addition Of few sinples from the wood
were all the remedial agents ever used b,
hi, happy family. They could scarceI,
form conception Of u physician, such a
we have seen him here, riding day an,
night. keeping half dozen horses, follow
ing tho pestilence to enrich science wit
its spoils. attending the poor from charity
accumula'lng fortunes from The infrmilie
oflhe human family, but not uulrequentl
losing life in the effort. The mistress
+ The house had never known fever, old Q
she washer blooming daughters locke
incrcdulous, when we described the rav'
; ges of disease in other parts Of the Stat,
aud certain il is, that none of,hem bad ev'
before seen one the worse for having roc
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six hours 10 The wat clothes. When we
took leave of ouEGind friends, il was ir
vain that we offered them compensation
They welcomsd ns % every thing. and we
set of with oar recheis SLED with biseuis
jerked venisos. md potato chips, sort o.
crystalized prosefyc, stepped in syrup and
then dried in The sun.
Culture Of fks tarh.-The mos, exien,
sive Peach Orchard which has come 10
my knowledge. 4 that belonging to Mes-
srs. Isaac Reesef and jacob Ridgeway,
Philadelphia xsis situated IS miles be.
low the city, on The river Delaware near
Delaware city md contains two hundred
acres Of trees,i ditinreut stages Of growth.
In 1889, they gathered from the orchard
$4,000 bushels Of ara, rate frnir from l70
acres ofIrees, whereof only SO acres were
then in full bearing. When the frui, has
attained the size af small musket ball. il
is thinned. One Of those gentlemen in.
formed me that ofihe small size they had
gathered in ihEt sear 200 bushels, By
measure, of the immature fruit. BY the
judicious arrangement, while The amount
Of fruit was but litlle diminished, either in
weight or measnre--its size and beauty
were thus greatly improved. so that their
fruit was the fiantisnmesi in Philadelphia
market, and during the best Of the season
much Of it was sold al from $3.50 to Sc
the basket, of three pecks in measure.
thne h,,n s,,~rAoaoI
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EDs Bankruptcy.

FwyHE Subscriber has bcen. by the Judge Of
the District Court for South Carolina
DISTINCT. appointed Commissioner for Edge6ed
Dis,rics. pursuant to the provisions Of the Act
of Congress, made. nnd now in force, concern.
inc Bankrupts. Therefore. any person wish.
|;ug 10 avail himself of said Act. will please call
S,pon the undersigned. a: Hamburg, 5 C., who
viii prepare all the papers necessary TO tinal
discharge, on as liberal terms as any O,hcs per.
BON, having procured all the Rules and Blanks
bfsaid Court required. &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
4 Hamburg, juno 9Th lsia If %
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A Foreible Mustroiion,-Ata n temper
ance meeting in Western New York, Mr..
II. Colman, of agricultural celebrity, was
speaking in allusion to the plea SO often
used By the Society Of Friends. as an OBJ
lection to aid in the temperance cause, be-
cause it leads to mixing TOO much with tho
world. 10 the midst Of bis remarks, he
stopped suddenly. pointed out Of The win
dow, and looking O, Quaker friend opPo-
site TO him. exclaimed in a tone oi alarm.
"Dr. Robinson! is that your house that's
nm fre?" Instantly the whole audience
wero on their feet. Stop! STOP" shouted
he: "Nobody must 60 but Quakers! Don't
mix with tho world! Nobody must go bu,
Quaker" The fire was OF course, hoax;
bpr the effects Of its application will be
long Observation-Disclosures MeehGn'e.
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BROUGHT TO the .ggsE

.nF this District, negro man who says his
Y name IL Joseph. and that he belongs 10
john Patterson, Of Mackies Island. g. c.. Of
light complexion. large whiskers from ear TO
ear. 5 fee, 6 inches high.
The owner is requested to come forward,
proveproperty. pay charges and take him away.
G. II. GOODMAN, ). T.. D.
Jan. S, 1912. H ~
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THE U. s. DiSTRlCl e. .v.--.

THE U. s. DiSTRICi q. ..v..->
DisrRIcr OF South ChRoLrNA.
~ BANKRUPTCY.
HN tho matter Of Thos. 9. Wilks. and Thos
Il r. Swami. Planters. late Merchants unde:
the firm Oft s. Wilks X Co. Bankrnpts.
Pursuant To an Order ofthc District Court o.
the United States, forthc District Of South Car
olina, Notice IL hereby given, that cnase bt
shewn beInrc the said Court, at the Fedora
Court House IN Charleston, on tho Twelfth
day oi November next. nj eleven o'clock. ~
81. wh: ;hc said Thomas 5. Wilks and Thos
7 Swan! should not receive his discharge ant
certificate. MS Il Bankrupt.
Charleston, 10Th day Of August. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Angus, IL 20
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no. 05.

! Cure FRA Cancer.-A lady who had for
several years been afflicted with cancer
extending all over the breast and stomach.
and during that treatment under physi-
clans. without deriving any benefit, was
advised % try poullice Of what is termed
carrot dock. small long leaved variety
which grows with long root and also 70
drink tea made from il, to be sweclcncd
with the syrup Of sarsaparil;a. She dill
so, aud in very short time tho whole sur
face affected with the ulcer, assumed an
appearance indicative Of healing. except
small deep spot oil the ribs Of her left side.
aud in a few weeks was, with that excep-
ton. covered with skin. having before that,
for long time, been in condition Of tho
most painful cxcoria,ion. In abou, two
months after il, the rest Of The cancer was
healed over and to all appearance well. in
taking of the ponl,ice from The deep spot
alluded TO above The core came out. accom-
panied by report similar to lhat made by
the uncorking q horlle Of porter. From
this period hut q few weeks elapsed before
that place also was healed over. II has
uow been two years since the cure was cf-
fected, and no symptoms as yel have oc-
cured, 10 cause apprehension Of the return
Of tho cancer. Thetea from the dock was
continued for some time Afterwards
American Farmer.
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Notice.

A PPLiCATlUN will be- made 10 the Lcgis-
IA laiure Of this State, nj its next session, lnr
closing The road leading from the Five No:cl
Road TO the SCOTS Ferry Road. known by the
na,ne Of the New Market Road.
August 26 a,n 81
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Bustlss,-Thc Boston American thinks
,ha, ST. Paul meant to discourage the use
Of bus,les when he sxhorted TO forget oil
those things which are behind.
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ger is sill moro .lIectually prevented, If
the centre furrow he partly filed with
chips, straw. or corn stalks, as has heen
elsewhere recommended. and The water
thus drained off J. J. TuoMas.
Alueedon, n. y S mo- 1872.
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THE L. :. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT or SOUTH CaROLiSA.
~ NkREPf'C

DISTRICT or SOUTH CtROLISA.
~ NkRUPTCY
EN the matter of james l.. Anderson, Of
4 Abhcvillc District. n Bankrupt.
Pursuant to III order Of the D,s;rir, C"ur, Of
the United S,aic.. for the District Of Sun,h Car
olIna. Notice ~ hereby given. that cause he
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the nineiee,h
day Of November next. at eleven clock. a. NJ.
why The said James l.. Anderson. should mol
receive his discharge and certificate rs Bank
rapi.
Charleston. I'D day ofAusnst. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Angus, n IL 81
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TIE u. S. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT or SOUTH cAkoLiSA.
IN R4NhNIPTCI.

nv D-f " n II OF 4 z T.
I'm line ma,,cr Of Leslie SmvtlI. Il Bankrupt.
Ill Pursuant to mn order u! the District Cour.
Of the United States. Tor the District OF South
Carolina, Sr,icr i. hereby given. :hat causc bt,
shcwn before the said Court, at the FederaI
Court House IN Charleston. On the third day oi
December next 1T eleven clock. a. NJ, why
the said Leslie Smyi!, should not receive his
Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt,
Charleston, 5,h day oi September. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Scpul Is 1T rs
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TIE {. S. DISTRICT COURT
THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SoUTm ChRoLISA.
IN EINRRT'PTrY

n n the matter OF A Albert N. Ware. n Bankrupt:
IL Persnoni to IN Order OF tie District Cunr1
Carolina. Notice is hereby gwen. that cause he
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Cour, House in Charleston, OH the twenty
ninth day Of October next. at eleven o'clock.
a. NJ. why the said Albert N. Ware. should
not receive his Discharge and Certificate as a
Bankrupt.
Charleston. LIST day Of August. IS42.
II. Y. GRAY. Cierk.
Augustl0 IL 25
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The blossoms Of the Peach Tree, as vel!
as those Of the Cherry, are sometimes liza
hle TO be GU: OF by winter, Or by spring
irosIs, which occur aifer the sap has arisen;
the danger in ;his case being caused by
unusually warm weather, either during an
open winter, or during progress oil n very
early spring, which causes the tree 10 nd.
vance premaiurely. Those being more
especially exposed which nrc in warm opd
sunny positions, while those trees which
are situated on the north sides of hills. The
most exposed to cold winds. and on the
north sides of fences and buildings, almost
invariably escape. In Switzerland, j, has
been stated that mound Of earth is some-
times placed over the rnols of trees in au-
tumn, as protection from winter fros,s.
which is removed in spring. Completely
to pr,,cct tho trees, aud to ensure n crop
Of fruit in all siIuniions aud seasons. set the
surface of tho earth beneath The tree. from
the depth Of eight TO twelve inches, with
leaves or with coarse stiawy lnnnurc, or
with coarse hay, in January aud February.
andm hen hard frozen. This will preserve
the ground in frozen state. an, eilectually
rclar,l the progress of The tree till the dan
ger j, past, and 10 late period in spring.
The peach lourishes aud rpens we'll lis
fruit, usually wherever and as far north
~ the Indian corn or mnize will produce
certain crop. But by Attending To the
above direction, We are persuaded that IL
will succeed aud flourish, producing frui,
perfect and maiurc, and ahundanIly even
still farther north. l, ,iseminen,ly ieserv-
ins Of ,riul.-Kenrick's Ne,c Amtriean
Orchardisi.
TrGnsplaniing Fruit Gcrdens.-Among
the strange things of the present day. is
the Inconsistency between the want which
nearly all feel for delicious fruit. ani the
absence of n correspondent exeriion for
a supply. Indeed. large portion of our
population seem perfectly rabid for the
productions Of our orchards, aud TO grat;fy
their sppe,i,es. do not hesitate to resort ln
the vreiched and mean expedicnt Of steal.
inc. And tho sober aud homes, portion,
who will please excuse me for naiiiius
them in The same paraSfupn' SNOW tiie eS'
tccm with which they regard il, by the
pcculiar aud strong expression of pleasure
on their faces, whenfiae fruit is presented
TO them. Who would not be more graft
Ged by receiving frpiR his friend peel
of fine enrly peaches, orof excellent nue
delicious apricols, than q presen, Of peel
of corn, or Of basket Of potatoes7 Is i
no, then mos, passing strange, that Of nj
tho occupants the ftui, trees stand ,h
wors, chanccl The farmerH is willing {,
enclose cfTeclualIy, to plant yearly, nn,
cultivate thoroughly, bis field for po,ntoe
and corn; and woe 10 The intruder, two
legged, or four.legged, foathered or IN
, featbcred who visits il for plunder! Bu
frui, trees, though 10 be planted bu, once
+ are done so with reluctance; 20 hoe {
5 spnde Them but once year is regarded ,
! q burdensou,e labor; and all kinds Of IL
lruders. from cattle 70 browse tho top
(; and mice to guaw the roofs, arc sufere
r almos, as matter Of course. Who CT
Q explain this paradox!
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Candidates.

FOs' LegsslGesgre.
For Senote,-Maj. J. S. deter.
For House Of Representatives,.
Col. John Huici,
Maj. Tilluian Watson.
DR.. J. o. Nicholson,
Mai. George Boswell.
= Gel. James Tompkins.
Dr.. z. C.. Griffin.
Wiley Harrison. Esq.
Dawson Atkinson. Esq.
Geni. NJ. l.. Bonhau.
James Sheppard.
O. The friends of iii. R.
WILLIAMS, announce him Us candidate ior
she Ofiee Of Sheriff.
jnne IS tf %
I'D aaI;cg d 81 Shsris aiareh es
g SrFsE1ac friends Of Scar
gOROUGH BROADWArER, announce
hin, as candidate for the Office OF Tax Col-
lectnr. march %
GPTlae friends OF Shubel
/ the Office Of Tax Collector, OF Edseheld Dis,
y trict.
~ The friends OF GSzss&.
w. L. COLEMAN, annocnce him as
candidate for Ordinary of Edgeield Dis
sric,. Jan 10 f 5t
nFThe friends Of VIVA. y .
3SlMkINS, ESQ, announce him rs n candlda'e
for the office Of Ordinary, Of Edgeheld District
September g. 81
a The friends Of Colonies j +.
HILL. announce him us a candidate for the ol
fee Of Ordinary, ofEjseGcld District,
# August 26 ~
j O. The friends OF Col. w.
Ia. MOSS, announce him as candidate
Nor the office of Ordinary of Edsefeld Dis
&rict.
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Commercial.
AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABI

AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
aAugusia Insurance and Banking Co. par.
Bank ofAugusaa.
Branch Staic Of Georgia at Augusta,
3Asency Bank Of Brunswick.
Branch Georgia Rail Road.
iB1echanic's Bank.
Bank of St. Marys, "a
Bank OF Milledgevillc par ] disc.
5Bank of the ST. Of Geo. al Saw. par Il
branches Of ditto par
4Agsnry Of ditto, at Greensboro par q
3Bank of Brunswick, par a
3Coumercial Bank, at Macon. par q
,Geo. z. r. & Bkg. Co. Athens. par q
Marine g. Fire ins. Bank, Saw. par n
Branch Of diiro, at Macon. par
PLANTERS Bank, Savannah. par
3Ruckersviile Banking Comply. par
aPhrnix Bank Of Columbus, 5n 10"
ltOcmulgee Bank. ia ="
Central Bank Of Georgia. - q q
Eentrai r. r. Sc Bkg, Co. Saw. 5a I'D "
ns. Biz. OF Columbus, at Macon. "a $ e
- &ilsbama Notes, q -
Chasaes,on Banks. par.
Bank Of Camden,
SBank Of Georgetown.
Commercial, Columbia,
Aiorchants', at Cheraw,
3enk OF Hamburg,
a No Sale or Uaeertain.
Exchauge Bank, Brunswick.
Bank Of Darion aud Btancbes.
sank OF Columbus.
Chaiiahoochec r. Road s. Banking Company
&ionroe 4. Road g. Banking Company
,iaaters' and Mechanics Bank, Columbus.
ssYes,crn Bank Of Georsia, at Rome.
3Dank Of lIawkinsvilc.
Drafts.
.3On New York, ] prem.
Charleston. q
Savannah. par disc.
Phi!adelphia. a prem.
Lexington. KY. par a l
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THE L. s. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT or SoUru CARoLISA.
NV ., <-E1Df. D1r"V

DISTRICT or SOUTH CARoLINA.
~ BANKRUPTCY.
I'm tic matter OF Thomas J. Foster. Bank
II rnp,. Pursuant To an Order of,hr District
Com, or,hc Cucd States, Tor the District oi
Sonth Curnl;na, No'icc is hereby given. that
cause he shcwn before the said Court. ut thu
Federal Com, House in Charleston. on the
,wcn,y.rir,,i, day or Octobrr next, at eleven
o'clock. 4. NJ. why the said Thomas J. Foster
should no, receive Isis Discharge and Cc,i!ica,c
as n Bankrupt.
Charleston, Is, day Of August. 1872.
II. Y. GRAY. CLERK
August 10 II 25
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Whsat.-The Price Of Whea, at Indian
apolis, is twenty-five cents o bustel.
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Poverty and Fruit Of IniemperGnce.-
Allho' | maintain that poverty is the
fruit Of inlempcrance it does not necessaril !
follow that poverty arises alone from it.
or that It Is the slightest excuse for infem-
perance. For many are brought to ahjcct
poverty through indiscretiou or the sad
misfortune of this ever changing world;
and many noble souls receive it as their
only inheritance the very sound Of pow
er,y oft sends the blood curdins through
The veins Of many n mortal. The fatal
u;"a ".,p hath made many familiar with
garment
'aciated
heef.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT. /
DIsrGIcT OF Souru CAROLINA.
nv RINKRTrpTrY

~
N n the matter Of William Campbell, Bank,
E rupt- Pursuant TO an order Of the District
Court Of the United States, for the District ol
South Carolina. Notice is hereby given. that
cause be shcwn before the said Court. II, the
Federal Court House in Charleston. on the
eight, day Of October next. n, eleven O'Clock
a. ~. why the said William Campbell, should
not receive his Discharge and Certificate, as d
Bankrupt.
Charleston, I'LL, day of July. 1872
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July 81 llt 26
TIE L. S. DISTRICT COURT. :
DlsrhIcr OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
u n the matter Of Hugh Is. Campbell. Bank
Il rupi. Pursuant To an Order ofthc District
Cour; Of the United States. for the District Of
South Carolina. Nolice is hereby given. that
cause be sl,ewn before the said Court, at the
Federal Court House in Charleston, on the
eighth day of October next. nj eleven o'clock,
A. NJ WHY the said Hugh b. Campbell should
not receive ms Discharge and Certificate as n
Bankrupt
Charleston. ll,h day Of July. 1912.
II Y. GRAY, Cierk.
July q III, 26
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I'VE know two varieties Of sma II lcaved dock;
the one has short tap root. with many literal
ones the other long slender one wilhou, other
latcrals. this latter kind ia the one 10 be used.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, !
DISTRICT OF SoUTn CARoLISA.
Nv BANKRUPTCY
HIN the matter Of Samuel Trowhridgr, 4
n Kan n---.,..t ~ ~ Ordc~ of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-15
ROTETOUHT SEMINARY.
Rev. John Anderson, 4. NJ. PKscIPAI
Mr.. William Irwin, ASSISTANT.


INlIE business 81 Tho session OF ten months will
commence on Thursday tho first of September al
o'clock, \. NJ 1t is hoped thai Parents aud Guar
dams will enoayoI tp have those under their pres
at the peang oi the Session. order that the elias
SIS may be properly arranged. The classes in Greek
l ssiamcni, Arnoptun Ilomor. Caesar. Virgil. Horace.
Ivy. Cicero Bpnnycastes Algebra. Playlair's Euclid,
\ uun2 : Analytic 1fg,nomery, Gnmmlerc's Survey
ing Ancient and Modern History. aud IN all thu various
departments Of thorough English aud Classical Edu
cation. VIII be prlanl2rd possible after the
commencement IF the Session. class viii be organ
lzeJ IN las's Bookkeeping. and students entering this
class will be required 10 pay 8 dollars extra, for
dance this course.
Mr. Anderson takes this opportunity 81 assuring his
Patrons thai no rllafs his part will he wanting ijn-
part 10 the pupils entrusted II his the useful
knowledge. The studies will bc REQUESTED in acror
dance with The wishes Of Parcnis OF Guardians and
witha view Ia preparation for that profession which
NAV have been chosen. Mr. A. can acconmuda IN his
family about % BOARDFRS. who will have the ad
vantage OF preparatory study either with himself his
assistant. Terms lar board. including washing, Hgh
and fuel, 500 for the session If len months.
A course ot Lectures ou Chemistry will be delivered,
commencing IN November. aud Gentlemen III the village
and vicinity. who wish to attend this COURSE will obge
the Merchants in Fucas'le Terms Tor attendance on
this course oi3 months (t~o Lectures each week and
one hour or eSaminaton) SO. Students Of the Acade
my admitted at s..
Fmcastle, Au! w2n
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Vii3iEii;t:

sif3iffit:-
I rules held in the Cork's 0f,eof the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud Chanc.ry for tho County Of Nelson,
in the month OF July 1872
John Bnrlorl. Administrator Of William Causby, decd
and Wilson Peters and Samuel H. Shelton, PLAINTIFF
against
Coleman W. Kidd, administrator of Allen T. Ingls, alias
Allen r. Jopling, decd, and Martha j.plng infant heir OF
said Allen /. Joing decd. and - Joplins hi "lie,
decd and under the age of twenty and Polly In
gle, alias Polly Jopling. Defendants
In CHAScEPr.
The Defendant Martha Joplng, not having entered her
appearance and given security according to the Act oil as
scmby and rules of this Court and it appearing by sa'ac
tory evidence that She an habtant OF this Common
wcah On motion of the Plaintiffs BY their COUNSEL is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on the hrs
dav oil september and answer the bill Of the Pian
tiff, and th. this order be forthwith inserted IN the
''lynchburg reinan newspaper published in the town
Of lvnehbrr for months successfully and another copy
thereof posted the front door Of the Court house oil tins
county, Court dav.
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no {. CUTLER, ok