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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
AucliOncer's Notice.

"ILLlAM II. READ, offers his services
w as Auctioneer, and hopes by strict at
ten,on to business TO share part Of public
patronage. To be found at all hours at his
store, No. IG3, Thames-strcet.
Newport, June 90, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
For Sale,

pw That elegant and convenient
'fsstHn house and lot of land, situated a
ssahN the corner OF Mill aud Sou,f
Tonro streets, known by the name of the 81
John House, and now occupied by Mrs. Pro
leau.
a J. S o,
That most eligible building lot Of lanC
measuring 800 by lGO feet BOUNDED OF
three streets and fronting on South louro
known bp the name of the ST John Garden
terms reasonable. Apply to
J. G. SHAW, agent
Newport, January 9th, lSi2-(uJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
NEW BOOTS g. SHOES
BENZ. MAsSSTH. .JHS.
I:sS, THAMES-STREET,

IBIS, THAMES-STREET
gp HAS just received splen-
did assortment of BOOTS
6zA>G ~1&3 & SHOES, suitable for the
~ season. Among which arc,
Ladies French shoes, manufactured in Paris,
Ly Este, and not in Lynn and cailed French.
Also, Ladies New York shoes made IN the
first style, misses and children's Of every
description of color,-gentlemen's boots from
S'2,2j 10 $3.50 aud about every other article
that may be called for in shoe store, such
as thread, webbing, kid, morocco and lining
skins, blacking brushes, &c. Any of the
above articles will bc sold for cash or sp.
proved credit as low as at any store in New
port equal qaaliy. All those in want of the
above articles will please call and examine for
themselves.
N. b. Ladies and Gentlcmcn's Boots &
Shoes of every description, manufactured la
order in the very best manner, and warranted
10 i'll, at the shortest notice.
Newport, MAY 4, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
WEBB'S NEW PATENT
C.AMpHE.NE BURNER.
JOHN III. JOUVET,

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF
Al DRY GOODS of Mr.. James Phillips,
now offers for sale, at the old stand, l39
Thames street, every article in that line as
low as, or even less than, any one in New
port
J. II. ]. has just returned from New York
where he has been staying few days for the
purpose of visiting the several Auction rooms,
and making a selection OF such articles as
are most desirable at the lowest prices. The
additions he has made to his former stock,
will be found to he of this description.
! As so much has been said of late Of cheap
Mouselin dc Laincs,' &c. he will merely say
to his friends and the public-pteaSe call and
eramine toy yourselves. April %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
NEW GOO DIS .

UOHN +. TOWNSEND offers for sale a
- handsome assortment Of Goods, suited tn
the season, much replcnished with new pur-
chasos-c consisting of Broadcloihs, Cassi-
meres, Cassne,s, Sottinets French, English
and American Caicoes, Scotch GingEaEs,
French Bro. Linens and Drlllings, Bro. Linen
Table Cloths, Damask coorcd, do. Russia
Napkins. Sumner while Flanncls, Counter
pancs, English B,rdseye Diaper. Victoria
Robes, large Broche and Merino shawls, sc
/ Also, general assortment of domestic
goods, such as Bro. and white Cotton Sheet.
ings Tickings, twled blue stripes; stout
Jeans, &c. with constant supply OF the hest
Georgia Nankln; blue, mixed and white
Knitting Cotton cotton waTps, NC.
/ Frequent additions will be made to his
stock, and the prices. .fticd to the times.
tDrl ol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
For sale,

Ii That valuable real estate No.
.df l65 s. l66, Thames street, much
!..,hSS the best stand IN town, for Dry
.kRMat4 Goods or Groceries. For terms
apply to WIN. JAMES ilLLEi'
Nav I2-,Im
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
COTTAGE for sale.

Ir!A The subscriber offers for sale, his
f!LE1 Cottage, situated on Bellevue street,
I,Ol1 nearly opposite the Redwood Libra b
ry. For terms apply to Gov, WV. G. GlnBs,
Mil st. JOHN WEST.
Newport. Nay ~, 70.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
Eruil. Nuts, sc.

DRUNES, Dates. Oranges, Lemons, Figs
u Olive Oll, Sardincs, Auchovics, Coroa
nuts, Almonds, Brazil nuts. Preserved Gin
ger, Lines, &c. &c. Tor sale by
ELS w NIvroN.
June y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
For Sale or 10 Let,

.3ad immediate possession giren,
"A The Finn Cottage ,sNhattd III
@N Prospect lIill street The-prcml-
u.!,sss see, wIih garden mud out Sulld'
2 ings, combine ay the advantages
requisite to grslly-thc man oi taste and bu'
sincss Also for sale, one share m the Cod
dlnglon Mapufactory. For toms apply ic
the subscribed, agent for Mrs. Firs
JOSIAH e.. SHAW.
March i0ih, lSi2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
LINEN .Np COTTON DRILLINGs.

4 large aud desirable assortment Of New
NLA Stylc Linen and Cotton Drlhugs, plain
4 ISAAC GOULD g. son,
.yule lS1. I76 Thames stfcct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
"A Rare Chance.

p--1 Twill rent for the season or lon
<ErlA ger, furnished or not, the whole or
ltssEa part ofmy largo COTTAGE, dI-
4s--ssla%@- rcotly ia Wow oi the beach, and ono
mil. from the Stato.llouso. II is considered
the most pleasant site on tho Island, aud would
he a delightful residence for onr summer visit.
crs. Appiy 1T the store. WM JAS. llihEN.
Nav l2-O,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
FAIRY BANK COTTAGE

.MlH WLELM lGlNAOIo
VINH L subscriber respectfully gives notice,
a that this establishment is now fitted up,
aud open for the season for the accommoda-
ton of visitors 10 the beach. Those who feel
disposed to call, can be accommodated with
all the luxurles of the season, generally sept
at such an establishment.
SUCH As
ice Creams, Confectionery,
Jyatcr Ices, Pastry,
Fruit, Soda Waier, &c.
Pleasure Parties of Ladies or Ladies and
Gentlemen, who wish TO pass day at one
of the peasantest places on Rhode Island,
can BE accommodated with sooms and re-
freshments, at the cottage on the most rca-
sonable terms.
Those in want Of Ice Creams, Water Ices,
Confectionery, Fruit, Pastry, or any other
article in the confectionery line, can be FUR
nlshed at the very lowest prices, by leaving
their orders or calling at the Cottage, or at
the Confectionery Store, next south OF Mr..
James lIammond's. II. STACY, Jr.
June ., 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
FOR SALE,

IL The building on Bannister's
@4Tna Wharf, formerly occupied by
M;siX Swnburne 81 Hudson, and
ksssssS more recently by the subscrl-
ber. Tie building is nearly new the lower
pa,t is fitted for Grocery, Meat a. VlctuaI-
ling Shop; the UPPER part could, with little
expense, be made a comfortable tenement.
Also-a valuable building lot, in Clarke-st
next north of the estate of the late Robert
Rogers it contains $500 feet and has on the
same a well Of excellent water. II the above
is not sold before the first of September, 1t
will then be sold at auction. For terms, &c.
apply to Join w. DAVIS, Jtr OF
Newport, June 10 Icl2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

Wy AISINs-- $500 Ibs Now Malaga RaisIns
III Just received and ioi sale 10y
E.F.SW NEWTON,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

88 -<1>-
-~HE splendid mansion lately built and oc-
"a, cuplcd by BoRpEN WooD, Esq 1t Is
beautifully situated on the rising ground,
about II miles North of the State House IN
Newport, facing on the main road, and com
mands u very extensive view of The harboF
and bay. The main building is 10 by 81 feet,
and contains 5 ROOMS, including drawing
rooms, and attached, in the rear, Is an nddl-
ton containing the kitchen and wash-room
below, and servants lodging rooms above
with a good cellar the whole SIZE OF the
house. There IL also good coach house
and other oulbulldings; an excellent well n'
water, and brick cislern, both connected with
the house by lead pipes. The lot consists
of3j acres Of good Land, handsomely iald out
and having on IT great number OF ornatncn'
tai trees. The house is but three years old,
aud was built aud finished with first rate ma
terlals aud in modegn style.
This establishment is admirably calculated
for a genlcman's residence, and II immcdl.
ate application il made it will be SOLD Mt q
great bargan-much below the hrst COST
or tenant will be received at moderate
WM. WEEDEN,
June Of or J. G.. SHAW.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
.se,U Ftsgl s. VV'tsiFer Goods.
.ES1hlN se. II. FdpEsI1.

HHAS Just receive ed from New York, liia Fall
- aud Winter smPpiy-his stock comp,i--
es one OF the most complete nssor,rpcnts OF
STAPLE & FANCY.
FOREIGN y DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
ihal cal, be- found any where. Ui his former
custoln, rs he asks The opportunity t" show them
his practical thanks tor liieir putr0nngr: and 10
tIus. WHO are Icclis oinod 10 seek ~ oihe, mar
krts for what "i style nni fashion or loo priee.
,i-, expect not in Hamburg lie wnuld beg |, rvr
I" sny. tia, by calling. they will give Ian, tiI
pleasure TO show tiiai mnie eniife assortment
ol the hes, and uos, Fashionable Goods, nj every
variety is not 10 he found. he has now on maud
4ii0 pieces American Prints.
200 e French and ..uglish do
so - iwlilrd * plain Sc"rch GInghams
80 bales brown Shiring- IL Sheeiings.
& cases 5cachcd do do
& bales Limseys * Plains. for negro clothes
3rases Kerseys. aud of cheap Sattineii.
far do
so piecrs heavy Dulfil 6 Twi!led Blankets.
Macknaw s. l0i. HI, I2-l, u lI-i Whit
ney Blankets,
III, IA. Il ~. extra Bath Wool, Ribbon
bound Blankets
Tickinss. Drlilinss, and colored J.ton
Goods, b. the bale.
Super blnck i mixed Sa'!nc,ts and K NC
Ky Jeans,
90 pieces Irish Linens and Long Lawns.
Birds Eye, Il ~. 81, lU-i. IL IA table
Diaper.
Brown y coiored Table & Piano Covers.
Fine wool dye niiu FreTci, black Cloths.
{" blue, invisible green y niixe'! do
Black, blue black, fancy colored & mix d
Doc Skin Cassimercs.
Plain and figured Satin. Scrg dc Rome. Al.
ben Cord. Ehinie & Velvet Vrstrngs.
Plain striped aud printed BalZnrnes. new
and beautiful article Tor Ladies Dresses.
Bombisin. S!rrn"s. anh Muslin dc Laucs.
70 in * H. Mal,"nnI Lutrs,ring.
81 * IL Gro d. Kline.
Black and blue bac,. figured Silks,
Binc black Gro d tr!quc,
!nd Mourning do
Gro Il hr:nurc. aud Rep Sika,
Black pekln and striped Chrnre & Glace do
Par u ti4urcl Sarln+ IL Bonnet silks,
With every n.w style in mar.ct. plain. "Trip
ed and figured.
Thread y Lace Edsinss & Inseriincs. with
general assortment OF all kinds ni Lace
Goods,
New AMI fashionable fine Paris work'd Col
lars.
Bonncls. u variety ofrh beat :; ncwes, styles
Silk. Florence. aud Straw.
"a * - heavy cilanseable Silk Shawls.
Net x piIid wool and Chiulr Silk do
Cminc Scaris Il flucy silk Shnwls.
White 4 hlncI, silk Hose x ] Hose. French
and Em.li-h,
OfHloyrs. Hosiery. Ribbons. Brnid> TareS
Cord. Guing. FrimgtS. Collars. ScaTl.
lldki4. &c a general variety,
1880 pieces Paper iiaagl":s.
Scotch Gina hams. Cambria y Silk Umbrellas
.Viliic x blu aid l. iicr & Cap Paper,
Envelope. aud all kinds olraper used ia PINT
ing Offices
PRINTING! Paper OF any size End quality. Inr
nisI,rd NJ the Invest rat". amh orders ioI
any quantity iilci "n short notice,
ALSO.
The abov" with almost every variety ni arti
ces u~ai!ly kept in Dry Good stores. Whole
sale nr Retail, III mqnautliies TO snit purchnsers
Merchant. from Tho country are invited 10
cali and examine his assortment.
Hamburg Nov. ]. 1871. II 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

Costly Sik.-Silk WAS once valued a'
is weigh in cold. The Em"cror hur"lirn
10 said 10 have refused the E'npr->s -i'a
rphe, because il was 50 costly. M"'l"r
,iandies need he to!i that when James 9Th
Kiug of Scotland. came TO assume The Eu-
clish wn,silk stockings were So scarce
,ha, he pe,i,inned au earl.to loan him n
pair 10 wear before The English Amhassa-
dor, adding. "For sc sure would M, that
your King should appear as d scrub before
strangers"
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PROSPECTUS.
FOR THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE
fiiASaiN9bL9A.


FliE Dec niEti nuinner closes the Sd
i volume of this periodical. and in cal
ling tic attention Ui our friends TO a new
volume, u Is our happiness 10 state, that
having overcome, in some measure. The
diliicullie, incideui 10 The transfer Of orr
work from The Interior 10 this city, and
other changes, ne are now enabled 10 as.
sure uur subscribers thai the "MagnOlia."
is placed upon permanent foandation--
its circulation Is c-tahIIshed,Dnd ITS contin-
nance secured. Iuriircl This more Ger.
iairly, Que half o: the work ha, beru dis
posed Of. under sucn terms and cou!racts
n " Ill essentially suasrrvc lis inleresis.-
il will, hcncciortn. bc issucd Ia an enlarged
fnrm, having monthly addition OF l6 pa
ges, handsomely printed on superior pa
per. masking. al The elise OF lie year, a
volume of nearly 600 double columed pa
ges. II will he pg"ciu0Liy issued, positive
arrangements 10 that fleet nave been
made with the publisher. and the many.
hindranccS which have hitherto imprded
its progress having been overcome, la
addition io the usual Contributions ssTrtff,si-
eminent writer's the Editor has pleasure in
saying, that he NiIl he assisted in The lite
rary department by some gentlemen whose
aid will greatly enhance the value Gf Tho
pcr"dical. ani iinpar: additional! interest to
its pages. Il is the desire ofthc Editor TO
mike inc 'Magu'lia' d standard popular
Magazine. and 10 accomplish this. he is
determined to dcvorc 10 il every eucrsy, in
order 70 mark 1t worthy Of the patronage
OF the friends of Southern literature. To
such he present. his caims. con6dcnr that
The growing reputation Of the WORK: aud
the peculiar advantages under which it
will hereafter he issued. will lead them
10 sustain. by liberal subscriptions, peri
"dicai whose intrinsic value is Row so
n.uch Increased.
Terms FOR the enlarged volume. The
same us for the former. So year. in ad-
vance.
Editors. to whom the Magnolia" is
sent. are respectfully requested to insert
In, Prospectus.
!SGrrnn h &c Dec II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

| DR. BaTsstss Guts.--Thc- auecdote OF
the two cats, whic.i has been told oi many
learned men. originated with him. Ills
only pets were cal and q kitten. It's pro-
geny. A friend, seeing two holes 10 lhe
Bottom OF his door, asked him for what
purpose he made them there. Barrett
said il was lor his cats TO 60 in and out.
why" replied bis friend, '.would not
one do for boih!"
You silly man." replied the doctor,
show could the big cat ge, into ihe little
hole!"
But" said his friend. could not the
little one 60 through the big hoe!
"Egad," said Barrett, land so she
could hut never thought Of ,hai."
Lucky D-eau,. The form Of the small
shot used by sportsmen arc exactly sphe'
roidal. Tie manner iu which this advan-
tage is securdis highly ingenious. rs said
thar Mr. Wait. native Of Bristol. and
n plumber by,rade. had n dream. in which
he saw The whole con,rivance. a person
appeared before him on The top of Il high
tower. with sieve IN one hand. and Ia
die of melted lead in The other: the lead was
pourrd into The sieve. which he shnok vio-
,cntly. and The liquid metal fell in drops,
like rain, 10 the fioor of the tower. but in its
fall had recovered its solidificd state. The
imaginary person then descended from the
tower. and examined some of The shot:
and among them Watt saw several thai
were moi either perfectly ronn,. or had
tails To them. To separate these from the
others, the man removed the shot TO an
inclined plane: those that were round ran
down the plank. while th"se that were
misshapcn wringled over The side. A per.
fec, separation was thus efIer,ed. Th;:
was luck, dream for Wait. MS h. soii
his patent for sl0.G00; and similar me
ihn,iis still emr'nveti by manufacturers
Experimental Philosopher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
Notice.

NWTE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE To
w THE PUBLiC.iha no nnger have
any vnce III the management Of the Greenwood
Institutions; and being debarred from any par
,.cipation in the benefits OF the Female and Male
English DEPARTMENTS. by the uanncr IN which,
the Teachers nithpse departments wereelccled.
(Which took place nnd.r circumstances that i"r-
bid onr paruui-,ns the samc.) we have ensag.
ed Mr.. 5. Trowb'idee Ia cnatlnuc m English
School in this place. The Schml will crn'-
menre on thu FIRST Monday in Jaunary. nnd be
governed by the same Rules. Rates oil Tuition.
Sc. that have governed his School The present
year Mr.. T. has been engaged rs Teacher
during three "m; of The eight years since ll,e
Schools we're established. For his gnalifiru.
tinns aad peculiar talent foi iInpar,ing know
ledge: we reicr 10 his former patrons. aud to
,ht fottwns npm gentlemen: Hon. George
McOufie. Ahbeviile; Robi. Cunningham, Esq,
Laurens; aud the Hon F. w Pirkens, Edge.
field
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

The Philadelphia Spirit of The Times
says, that love is, alphabetically speaking.
one Of The most d-giraliug. b-ewiichins.
c.onloundcd, d-eceillul. affairs Of life; and
the most e-x,ravacant G.uuiiiions. g-lori
Gus Handy iandyish. i-rksome. j-ocose,
killing. Lyrical, m i.ernblr, nice. ON
uiGic. p-lapuisb, q-uarrelsome. r-acy. sea
sonable. Touching. R'ngovernnhle, r-ixrn-
isi,. ,v-ild, r. ta;ic. ealous of human pas
sinns.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE SECOND VOLUME OF phE
Southern Hotanico- o-Medical
JOURNAL.

rE1iiE publication at ttiis journal VIII DC
4 contluucd--the ScronG Volume con-
.uenciue nu the Isl If January, lS42, u
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cnch. ihTee Times muI.'I-un ibe Hfs'.
irnlh aud iweniirl --lusicad al tie hrst
,,n fifteenth. is hiihcriU; iEu, furnishing
"u. Subscribers witE the SAME amour ot
matter. and S0riug item ctout half TIE
postage. l, viii COSTUME IO he tie un-
compromising advocate Of Tie principles
ana practice Of The Thrmsunian sys'. m,
which tends. as We believe, 10 the best
temporal Interests ul the Iiunan family. ~
instruc,ins them in the ART OF preserving
hca,Ih aud pro0meing life; and Will We
u,t. contribute iIs share in the pruercs-
81 march Of MrGjcai rclorma,io" now
taking such rap.d s'rdes IN every scciion
ofour beloved country. Oar bes, euer-
eirs snail b. devoted 10 reuder it Que oi the
most useful aud entertaining publicaticns
Of The kind now publishing.
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iiiOuat Prospect AcalemE.

-1--S - 49, z ~ -
80 xcrc,.cs u in,s acadsny ~..a..s
a. mrnrc o.: Ice secoEi !!ouday IN jaI,'l.l.
,.sal, under tue iieclorship Of aIr. JOBS b.
.UEAGSE. 1'iic trustees Iakc gfeai pl.:asur,
- ornendIug .iii as u g,is1l,e;IIap of nIsi,
,fal character, aud amply quaIisiRd L. DIS
mare n the dates nclinlbsnt nsob MS ay0cn-
nOn. llr hOGasae u FriiIlraaB;g 7pi9hcient ~
uic Greek. Latn aud french languages, TIE
iltrr he renders anL proliouGc's with It's much
AGILITY and accuracy a. any s"ung mIn IN the
couniry: also Philosophy. ClemisIry. AStrono.
ny. Up';cs. &c. Mathematics through all its
varIan- briIchrs, such IL .trlhmrilc. Algebra.
surveying, plain uni saieci. descriptive and
anayiical. Gcom"irr, fiignnuEtI I.s. McnSu-
ration, Shades sha!uwS and Lliicur pTosprc.
ave. DlliclrutiaIauI Integral calcus.llon.. &c.
all of which iiI. Mordsnc lcarIcs up'n the
well kmu.vn and practical sy-trn iaT.ii' in tine
Military Academy a, Yves, Point Asn Gram
mar, Geography ard History upon the ,n"st
approved plan. After having rhns procured
the services ci an efficient aud practical Teach.
er. the Trustee. a,trr ilriisc,es es they Ill re-
rcivc the liberal patronage of all enlightened
public.
Noun, Prospect, Academy is situated two
niles North West of Cambridge. on high e"-
valeL and sandy ~"iI. beside n larsr and bcnm-
n!ul Spnng nI pure water.
Terms IF Ta,'ioaper sessioaefyfrc liOntis.
Grccx Lat:i ani III. hgner brancilrs
of Alai,i.:uliic-, $50 OD
Fscnc!,. PA, ro>ophy. Chemistry, As.
trnunny. Ortr~. nc. 10 Oh
History. Hhc,ns.c. t..ammar. Ge"gra-
ply. srhm,',ii. surveying. &c. 90
Reading. Wr',ing, Geography, aad
ii.;nT &c. 6 90
TT Good Boarding can b. oI;ained in ine
vicinity Of the Academy from 81 :" IS per
month.
S. Y. CAIN. PrrsiLn,.
Il e.. GRIFFIN. y P:cFt.
\ McCANHS. y. .erriary,
J. Il. TAGRANr, TreGs'er.
X. CHILD.
X VI. " il!TE.
II. CLARK, Board Of Trusicess.
Nav s. 1911 gi2
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Tho Montreal Messenger notices the re-
ce;p, of q letter from one Of The men who
were transported TO New South Wales f6r
paricipa,ion in ,heCanad'ian lnsnFreetion,
THE writer stated the treamen, OF the pris-
oners was more aud more marked by cle-
mency. aud tha, they were full of hope thai
the Government inteuded to allow them
N return 10 their homes.
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Murder.-A murder nf most airocious
character was committed in this CITY on
Tuesday nigh, lasi, on the person of Henry
srneii, who cesided five or six miles from
Columbus who is represented Us pracca.
bic and worthy citizen. Suspicion rests on
several individuals who are undergoing ex-
animation before committing Court
Columbus Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26

by his Ereoieuey JOHN p. RICHARDSON
.GsIuire. GnrsraVr aud C0mmsHitr.m-Ch hi,j
in and orer tic Stale yf >Ja'6 Carolina.
EAT HEREAS. iu:nr,m.iou ms he'n re-
w celvcd al this Eepartm"ht. trai o,' the
nisn, ol the 2'kI OF September last. most nt-
troclOns attempt was mall. by some person. ,ln-
knuwn. ln murder one r. W. Harley. of Col
teton District: Now knnw &c. ,hut Ia the end
justice nIly be- done aud the offender brought
10 lcg al trial, do h rehy offer reward of One
iimnjsed aud Fliiy Dollars Tor this a.prchen-
sonapt: delivery intn any Jail Of his Stale.
Gircn under my hrud and the Sea- of the
Stale, atCo'nnibia. the 33ii,h day Of Nnvem.
her. eighteen l.undred and loT .unc aud
the s'xty'sixth year 0f the independence
o.. The Uni,e,l States OF AiBerica
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor.
". LAnoRpE, Scc'ry of State.
Dec. ., CT ID
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SIN. short 10 dsy." said n little man to
a debtor whom he was pressing for money.
.You always are, my dear fellow" re.
piled the debtor, giving him the eus direct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-26
MONT Willing Academy.

Mount Willing Academy.
fh7H i.srici-e. vi rliis iis,inlion w,il b.
4 opened. on tho first Monday in Janu ar,
next, under t;,e direction of Mr. John x. Johi.
sion. w',use lung experience in Teaching and
correct department, we trust will cuiirle the II
sti,ulon To a large share Of public coniidcnc' +.
TERMS or TUITION:
.icading. WIRING. AMI Arithmetic, per
quarir ~; L. weeks. S3 on
iuglisiI Gramrner, Geography. GO
Philosophy. Chemistry, Latin aud Greek
Languages, d o.
nrveyiug. 10 90
10 hc pa'h in advance.
Good Board ma be "bllncd from So TO 5
,cr nio:iili.
J. B. SNlTil Chairman.
l. X. WILSON. Treasurer.
a. SIMKiNS.
II. e. liE1L0NG.
a. :. DUZiEh.
TrESiees
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