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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
Tuys-sfjaa Columbia.

TuSE-'BdH CO(um6id.
ny G. b. STUART ESQ. OF NEW YORK.
UvzZA. the morn in glory breaks,
And Freedom from her slumber wakes,
And peuls her trumpet To the skies:
While loud Nations voice replies
Huzza TO the auspicious day
When brightly rose tie star of Clay,
And high above the stormy blast
The bow OF hope and promise cast,
And broke by Freedoms temple-iane
The remnant OF Expressions chain
CHORUS.
Firm, beneath its steady light.
Let us dare The low nng night!
Soon shall beam brighter day,
Meath the star OF Henry Clay
From mountain high and lowly vale,
That trumpet swells upon the gale,
And millions from their labor spring
10 bid the thund' ring echo ring:
And slowly break the clouds away,
While wonder CLEANS the star Of Clay
Our Victor, who in might arose,
And, DER the heads OF Freedoms foes
The Constitution banner flung,
And Freedoms fearless challenge ruDg.
Firm, beneath, &c.
The farmer rests upon his plow-
The artiZan with swCaty brow
Beside his ringing anvil kneels,
Aud, while the deaf ming echo peals,
He brea,hes PRAYER, and halls the day
When brightly rose the star o! Clay
Beneath whose mild Pyolechre light,
The harvest fields again are bright;
While Commerce wings, spread DER the sea
Bear on the trophies OF the free
Firm, beneath, &c.
And now alone BY Freedom fame
Is heard tina; stirring trumpet stran
But far, amid the Grecian isles,
And where Bollvia'S summer smiles,
What grateful millions hajl The day,
When brightly rose The star OF Clay
And DER The tyrant's hlocGy throne,
With AindIing light and glory shone,
And lett Il bow oi promise there,
For those who still the ietcr wear,
CHORUS.
Firm, beneath, &c.
Then let us shout with iestal cheer,
And hail The name 10 freedom dear,
And while our echo shakes the sky,
Let every ireemans heart reply,
HuzZa, TO the auSpiciuus day
Which drove the stormy cloud away,
And beaniing DER curruplion's night,
Restored the balances o! right
Where. soon his hand our fees shall weigh,
And turn their idols all 10 Clay
CHORUS.
Firm, beneath lis steady light,
Let us dare The w'rng night
Soon shall beam Il brighter day
Meath Ihs Star ot HWY cI,y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

Ey7 DR.. GRAHAM, in compliance with The wishes
of his friends and the friends of humanity will give
Il Lecture this evening, the Society Library, on
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, in which he will show that
the taking Of human lite as penal act, is not now
sanctioned by the Bible nor adapted to prevent the
crime of murder.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

YotJN(I MEN ofthe City and County OF Newf ok. hpIl
Eth 1874.
10 the Democratic Wing Young Mems Conyenton 10 De held
NJ baltimore on the 81 day c May and all Cthcr cno
SInc Wbg Young Men this city who design attending the
ssid Convention be requested NJ Broadway House on
,eeesssT ~ nr,nncements By order OF the Committee
DAVID GRAHAM Chairman.
iaas = losroy' Secretaries al3 II.
~ The Tribune will be regularly served IN the City
of PniLApELPIIiA the arrival Of the BY leaving the
name and residence with Xeihe Co. No Ledger Buildings
Prize Fifteen Cents Sinrie copies cents 3iAw
ny We tender our acknowledgements Hon. Messrs "
s. DAYTox. r. d. OwES. {. J. NcNULTT. J. WrrHyREp
s. C. SEMYLE T. J. NoRRis. w. HrNT. w y. MAcLAT. j.
r. PHaxix 4. ". $. WHITE. J: J. HAEprS. II; WHEATON.
IL FISH and w :. HUBBELL. iOE Congressional documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
After great deal more OF this sort, The CO
Ter Thus scariies our sort of Philanthropy

force entirely the great body Of good and vuous poo
ME who ure eutted TO the protection OF Law. and ccsnes
olely or The benefit that css of persons who have by their
vices and crimes only forfeited all claim To the indulgence
and society but incurred s uSt aud evcet
nmnnhment IL IN truth the cruel and unleeng social
code in the world while shields the black and blood stained
villain from the reward OF ms deeds evci III The destruction
-cala md kiInIts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13

Firm, beneath lis steady light,
lie, us dare The low'ring night
Soon shall beam brighter day
Meath Inc star Of HENRY CLAY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-13
Prison Discipline i.

In briefparagraph in Thursdays Tribune, re-
specting the new Matron Of the Female Depart
1nent of Sing Sing State Prison, the following
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
.N0fIcp.

vVOGCCe
LID Y an order frem the Ordinary Of Edgefeld
LID District, we shall proceed to sell at the
late residence Of Unity Cloud, deceased, on
Monday the 30th instant, OH credit of twelve
months, the following personally. VIZ: ten
likely Negroes, Horses, Hogs; Cows, Corn
and Fodder. Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too tedi-
GUS to men,ion. Also, at the same time and
place win be sold seven or eight hundred acres,
Of Pine Land. belonging TO said Estate, on
which there is beautiful siluaiion and adoin.
inn lands of James Swearensen on the South,
Ramey and Presley on the North, and the
Widow Swearengen. on the West, on one and
Two years credit, with equal instalments. Note
and approved personal security will he required
in all instances. except for sums Of and under
FIVE dollars cash. And mortgage Of the land to
secnre the purchase money, if required.
inlsN henry SsnE2. sWEaRENeEN. Exee'rs.
Dec..1l St 48
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LANDS For SaRe

AAnQS E'Or sale
n will seat Edgcfed Court House. on the
Il first Monday in January next. the following
stracts Of land of the Estate of Mrs. Sarah
Stark, deceased, eighteen hundred and fifteen
acres. on waters of Halfway Swamp and Big
Creek. divided in the folll wing three tracts.
Tract No. I, containing FIVE hundred and
seventy acres. adjoining of lands of Burnet,
Adams, Lewis, and tract No. g..
Tract M. 2, adjoining lands Of William
Walton and Samuel Webb, and on the two
other sides by No. ], containing six Hundred and
thirty acres. z
Tract No. 3, adjoining lands of William
Adams, and on all other side by No. l and 2,
being the southwestern part ofthe above sur
vey.
The Bell Island tract of two hundred and
twenty acres, on Shaw's Creek. adjoining
lands of Purvis and others.
The Crouch tract of land of two hundred
acres. adjoining of lands Of J. B. Smith, Josiah
Padget, and Smith and Mays
Ali Of the above will be sold on credit of
one, two and three years, with interest after the
first year.
Also, the Beaver Pond tract of forty FIVE
acres, adjoining lands Of Dr.. Fouk, Sen. and
others, OH credit of one year.
Notes with two good securities and a mort.
gage of the premises will be required, to secure
the payment for the above lands. g.
]. b. SMITH, Trustee.
Dec. a at As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
CENTRAL SCHOOL.

FHH HE Subscribers take pleasure in inform
Il ing the public, that they have engaged
Miss ANNA w. CURTIS to take charge of
their School Tor the mex, year. Miss Curtis is
a young lady who has been thoroughly eduta-
ted at the North, and comes to us with the
highest testimonials of character and qnaIifica-
tons
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions; the first of 81 months. and the second,
OF 5 months. The Terms will he,
Per Session Of ST Months.
For the Elementary branches. Sc SO
For the above. with Geography and
History. Ancient and Modern. $40 90
For the above, with English Grammar,
Botany, Philosophy, Astronomy,
Chemistry, Latin and French, S13 so
Music, with use Of the Piano, SIT O0
The School will be limited to 90 Scholars,
and will be opened on the first Monday in
January. Good Board may be had in The
neighborhood, at the usual rates.
s. CHRISTIE.
C.L GOODWIN,
J. TERRY.
Dec. 25. az #
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
Rethany Academy.

,YUy HE Trustees Of this institution have again
IL secured the seryics Of the Rev. A. G.
BREWER, as instructor of the English Depart
ment for the ensuing year, and from the pro.
gress made by the students ofthe past and
present year, they feel fully justified 10 recon-.
mending tho institution to the confidence OF
those who may be disposed 10 patronize it.
The services will be resumed on the Second
Monday in January next and will continue for
the term of TEN months--to be divided into two
equal sessions. AT the close of the first session
there will be an examination and public eyhl-
bition.
The Classical Department will be superin.
tended and instructed by Mr.. GEORGE GALPHls,
who comes highly recommended, being fully
competent 10 prepare students for entering the
South Carolina College. -. =,
The terms OF tuition will be the same in the
English department as they hive been the
present year, and that Of the Classical Depart
ment will correspond with the terms Of SINH
lar institutions.
No student will be received for q shorte,
term thdn one half of session.
Good boarding at the Academy, and conyen
ten. in the neighborhood, on reasonable terms
A. PERRIN. - :,
T. J. HfI'LER, j
ELISHA G. ROBERTSON, :
A. T. TRAYLOR. (S
r. p, QUARLES, S
w. 8. COTHRAN.
Dec. 18 # az
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PRasCLANH ATsON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA. Dec. 1s. 1914.
By His Ercellency WILLIAM AIKEN, Esq,
Gorernor and Commander tn Chief, IN and
ooer the State Of South Carolina:
WMT HEREAS, information has been tecei.
w we'd at this Department, that an htro
cious murder was committed about the 5th day
Of November, 1912. at }acun's Bridge. in ST.
Georges Parish, by BENJAMIN STEVEN.
SON. on the body Of Hezekiah Thomas. and
that said Benjamin Stevenson has fled from
Justice.
Now know ye. that in the end, that justice
may be done. and that the said Benjamin Ste.
venson may be brought To legal trial. for his
offence us aforesaid, | do hereby offer reward
of Two HUNDRED D DOLLARS Gin addition
to one hundred dollars offered by Gov. Ham.
mond for his apprehension and delivery into
any Jail IN this State.
Benjamin Stevenson is described rs being
about j feet 8 inches high, light blue eyes,
square built, round face, dark complexion, dark
hair large mouth, projecting teeth. and about
80 years Of age.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State;
at Columbia. the eighteen day Of November,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty four, and in the sixly-nintll
year Of American Independence.
WILLIAM AIKEN.
R. @. PINcKNEY. Secretary Of State.
Dec. 25 81 (Mercury) 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
State of Soutn Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EpY JOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary
Dof Edeefed District.
Whereas. John Rineheart. hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration, on
all ami singular The goods, and chailels,
rights and credits of William NJ. Stone,
lale of the District aforesaid, deceased,
these are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of The said decea'd, to he and appear before
me, al our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, 10 be holden at Edgefeld
Court House,on the sixsh day of January
nexl, to show cause, if any, Why The said
administration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, Ibis
20lh day of December. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty four, and in the 69th year Of Ameri
can Independence.
JOHN HILL. o. E. D.
Dec.25 q 4s
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NEW FIRM.

SHVHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
"a friends. and the citizens of this and ad-
joining Districts, that they have formed CO.
partnership, for the purpose of carrying on the
Tin Ware Mandatory,
in all lis various branches. They have now on
hand and will continue 10 keep a full assort-
mcnt of TlN-WARE, of every description,
at Wholesale and Retail prices, which will be
sold on ns accommodating terms as any similar
establishment in South Carolina or Georgia.
All orders for Roffing and Gutteriug will be
thankfully received, und executed with despatch
in a workmanlike manner at prices to suit the
hard times. They will continue to deliver Tin
Ware IN the country. as usual
J. \. Y. GRAHAM,
HILLERY COOPER.
N. B. All persons indebted to ]. A. Y. Ora.
ham for the present year, are respectfully re-
quested to settle the same.
Dec. %, 1874. 46 If
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, Dec. Is.

General Orders. No. l.
EOHN L. MANNING, John F. Carew, P.
81 Della Tore, III. H Thompson. W. Gil
more Simms. z. B. Boylston, Louis T. Wig.
fall, r w. Seymour, c. F. Hampton, and VIM.
H. Hayward. are appointed Abide. Camps 10
the Conmander-in. Chef,wilh the rank of Lieu.
tenant Colonel. They will equip and report
To Head Quarters, at Charleston, for duty, by
the first day of February next.
By order Of the Commander.in Chief
J. w. CANTEY. Adjt. and lnspec Gen'l
Dec. 25 81 AZ
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Dec. ID
State of. South Carolina
COLUMBIA llth Dec 1874.

EXECUTIVE EDEPAETmENT, !
COLUMBIA llth Dec 1874.
Blu HIS Ercelleney WILLIAM AIKEN Esq,
Governor and Commanderin. thief in and
orer the State Of South Carolina,
WNT HEREAS. it ias pleased Almighty God
Wv 10 guard and protect the people of this
Stale, during the past year, and bestowed upon
hem the richest blessings and mercies: And
whereas, il is meet and proper at nll times to
make sincere and thankful arknowled edgement.
and humbIy implore the aid nf Him whose pro-
vince /, is to create aud destroy the nations OF
the earth. Now therefore, |, WILLIAM AIKEN,
Governor of the State oil South Carolina, dn
by these presents set apart and proclaim the
ninth day oil January 10 be observed through
out the State as day of Thanksgiving, Hu-
initiation and Prayer. aud do invite and exhort
all denominations OF Christians, and all other
persons of whatever sect or persuasion to dis.
miss their business. and assemble themselves on
that day in their respective Houses OF worship,
to offer up their thanks to the Almighty God,
the great disposer of Events, to suppIicute a
continuance Of his tender mercles.; and to en-.
gage in such other devotional exercises as may
be proper and suitable to the occasion.
Given under my hand, and the Seal of the
State, at Columbia, this IIti Of Decem.
her, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud forty four, and in the
six,y-ninth year of the Sovereignty and
Independence of the Unites States of A.
merica. ;.t Z. .stg 49,,
m WILLIAM AIKEN.
RoBrsQ. PHcKsEy, Secretary of State.
Dec. l6 81 AZ
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State of South Carolim1ys
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT }

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., .
-. CoLUaRIA, 2nd December, 1874. =
By His EXCELLENCE. JdMESH. HAMMOND.
Esq, Gocernor and Commander in. Chief in
and orer the State ef South Carolina
NM HEREAS, information has been recei.
w. we'd at :thl, Department that murder
was committed on the body of one Vincent
Sims, in the District Of Darlington, in july last.
by LEWIS McLENDON, JAMES McLEN.
DUN, and another, and that the said Lewis
and James have fled the: State. Now, there,
fore, IJAMES H. HAMMOND. Governor of
the State Of South Carolina. do hereby offer d
reward Of TfYO HUNDRED DOELA RS for
the apprehension of,eacK of the said fuaitiyes.
and his delivery at any Jail in this State.
Lewis McLendon is about FIVE feet six inches
high. inclined TO be. stout, has light hair and
complexion, large mouth, and is about itbirtV
years Of agei James McLendon lis about the
same height, rather slender, dark hair: ami
about twenty.eight years of age. y :; -
Given under:my hand, aud the Seal of .hsl
State. at Columbia, the 2nd day of Da.
cember, A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and forty -four, and in the sixty.ninih year
Of the independence ofthe United SiaSs
of America.
J. H. HAMMONn.,
R6Rf. q. PiscKNEY, Secretary Of State.
Dec. II b 3ts 46
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State of South Carolina.


RY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
HDof Edgefield District.
Whereas. E. IS. Wade, hath applied to
me for LelIers OF Administration on all
and singular the goods. and chatrels, rights
and credits of A NJ. Wade, late OF the Dis.
rrict aforesaid, deceased, these are there
fore to cite and adnonish all and sim.
sular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to he and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Courl for the said Dis.
irict TO be holden al Edge6eld Cour House.
90 he SIKH. .daynf January nex,, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted. ,s 5.,.
Given under my hand and seal. l.ihis 18th
day of December, in The year ofonr Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty four,
and in the 69th year Of American Indepen.
dence.
JOHN HILL: o. F.. D..
Dec. % ,2t 4S
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HAMBURG, Dec. ls.

Cotton.-Since our last weeks report large
quantity of cotton has come in. The day upon
which the news BY the Caledonia was received
the market appeared firm at our last quota.
tions; but since that ,limeli has declined from
sto4. Our quotatans up to l2P. NJ are
Ordinary TO Middling 81 10 81; Middling Fair.
4to A {; Fine 4a; an extra fine quality may
command or 1 more. .
Freigbts remain at last quotations. The river,
should we not be favored with rain. will soon
be too;low for steamboat naygation.--Rcp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
Dec. 9;
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGE y T. LII DID thiC L.
RY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary OF
LID EdgefieId District:
Whereas, Mary a. Quarles hath ap-
pied 10 me for-leiiers nf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
all and singular the goods and chattels.
rights and credits Of Hugh M. Quarles,
late of the District aforesaid, deceased,
these are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all aud singular, The kindred aud creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appea.
before me, at our next Ordinary's Courl
for The said Dislricr, to be holden at Edge.
field CourI Hnuse or the lhirlieth day d
December instant, 20 show cause, If any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day Of December ip the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty,
four, and in the sixty ninth year of Amer.
lean Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
Dec. 1S 9. 46
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NOTICE.

STRAYED or Stolen, on Wednesday night
~ the 2Qth instant, from the. stable Of DR.
John Lake, living on the Blocker road, ten
miles above Edgefeld C. H., Sorrel H Horse
about niue years old, fifteen hands high, blind
in one eye, a small star in his forehead, with
one or two while feet. Amy person returning
the same. or giving any information SO that
get him again, will be thankfully received, and
all reasonable expenses will be paid.
RICHARD BAILEY.
Dec. js If 47
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Head Quarters,
COLUMBIA, 10th December, 1874

COLUMBIA, 10Th December, ls44.
General Orders. No !.
EOHN E. FRAMPT0N. JJMES CAN
% tcy. David r. Williams. J. Seph D. All
KEN William A. Owens. p. L. Calhoun, Ma
thanie Hayward. Junr., w. w. Boyce, ]. W.
Norris, and J. II. Lucas. are appointed Aids
de Camp to the COMMANDMENT Chief, with
the rank of Lieutenant Colnnel. They will
equip and report to Head Quarters at Char
lesion by the frat of February next.
J. ~ .ANTEY, adjulnn, and
Dec. 25 81 AZ Inspector General.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

Sarah Raiiord, Applicant.
us. William Raiford and
others, Defendants. 80.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that
Il William Raiford, Thomas Raiford,
Robert Raiford, James Raiford, Malechi
Raford, and Elizabeth, wife of John j..
Wimberly, and the children, of Nancy
Burt, the names and number Of said chill
dren unknown, late the wife of Orsmus
Burr, Defendants in the above stated case,
reside without the limits softhis State, il is
therefore ordered that they do appear and
object to the division or sale of the Real
Estate Of John d. Raiford, deceased, on
or before the third day Of March next, or
their consent 10 The same will be entered
of record. Il,
Given undcr,my hand, a, my Office, this
the Bird day Of December, 1874. <
JOHN HILL. o. E.D IL Ii
Dec. 3 12l 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25

He is a beautiful bay, being IS hands high;.
and 9years old next Spring. He was
sired by NulI6er. Sen, his dam Nancy
Air BY Sciolto. by the imported Diomede,
bis dam by William. g. dam BY; spafdifl,
g. g. dam by the imported horse CrawIord.
II is needless 70 go into full pedigree M
Nullifer, Sen, he is well known.sn.
>. The purchaser will be required to give
notetwirh iwo:approved securities. Prop,
ery MOTTO be transferred until the terms df
sale,areic complied with.ao .sssal ie.:i;;,:l5tsl,
fa Nov.27 ~: 70 .s1ata s6tse ;ts14sas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25

Commercial Information.-We are in
formed that Mr.. Osllby, the British Con-
sui, OF this city. has received instructions
from Her Majesty's Government, to grant
certificates Of origin for Sugars, the pro-
duce Of this country Intended TO be expor.
ted to the United. .kinsdom Of Great Bri-
-laia-nr-srla eff-t6e British possessions, The
duty on American Sugars, by this regula-
ton, will be 81 IDS. per cwt., whereas
that from Cuba, Brazil, &c, imported into
Great Britain, pa. duty of e3 IS. per
cwt. The duty ON Molasses will be in
proportion. -ChartSton Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. w. B. John.
son, Mr.. Thomas w. BLEAsE, 10 Miss NANCY
GouLDISe, all Of this District.
AT the Rice Greek Springs. on the 18th inst.
by the Rev Johu Ross, Capt. P. w. LASDRuM,
to Miss MARY ). PARK, eldest daughter Of MIR.
J. Park, all of Richland District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-25
Office.

WM7ILL be re.sold, on Saturday the 1lth of
wv January next, at the late residence nl
James Bean, deceased. parcel ofland of FIVE
and three quarters (5a) acres, adjoining lands
of Daniel Boon and Franklin Bean. at the risk
of the formor purchaser. And also, nt the
same time and place, negro girl belonging 10
the. estate of said James Bean, deceased, and
some other articles.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES BEAN, Admir-.
Dec. 25 2t 4S
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/, Wood Grove AcademF;

VHsHE. undersigned would announce to ara
H. public, that the Female Academy, which
forimany years; has been under their cafe;and
patronage. will still be 4 CONDUCTED sby.isiiss
CoRNELIA CRrTTENpEE, hssis,ed by Miss Cara.
ARINE CRirTEsDEE, recently. from the, Albany
Academy. Its hoped that from the eminent
qualifications Of Miss e., her success as as a
.teacher-the eligible situation Of the. Academy,
andthe cheappess of board that this institution
will receive liberal share OF patronage. II
will be greatly. TO the advantage of. those who
intend entering, this School, TO- DO SO at the
commencement Of the year. ,s..4. .;,.i
All the branches usually taught in, similar
institutions, Will be taught in This. - -
y,.; Rates Of Tuition :.
Primary Class -. ,s-s'''t3. rs 90
Introduction to Geography and Aritll.! ~
.nietic, :. n.t Ft:EiH.si ..724s 4im
Geography, Arithmetic and Writing. 81 S DO
The above with Grammar and Compo. iSk5
,si,iOn. .. : p!5 .....s i 6 90
Mathematics and the higher branches. u, 90
Music. r.,a .Efe 10 90
French, - 80 O9
Board 81 90 per MONTH. No extra gharee:. 3 8
49, WILLIAM EDDINS, =
-. u, JAMES GILLIAN. ..esT
Dec. II St 4r 46sn
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80. Notice.
ED Y an order from John Hill, Esq. Ordinary
LID Of Edgefed District 1 shall proceed to
sell at the late residence ofSarah Martin, de-:
ceased, on Tuesday, the seventh day of January
first day of January following. Purchasers
will be required to give note with two approved
securities. The property not changed until
the terms are complied with, and if re,sold at
the former purchasers risk.
JOHN F. MARTIN, Adm'or.
Dec. II Al. 46