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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

,aVI eEI.F .HAVINli gentlemen, possessing :

bead and tender face. Metallic Tablet and stop "
q Sam frs l. the only article now Ia Use that VIII obviss
telr coDvinring proof u their uunfyn
,hai The 1rst cGers ia London w Colmsn HsymNkei
MIlx.r 30l str4nd Loscock, ID Corniil; Thomhtn, III
New street, have them ior sale, ADD recomnsna tes
,.sy ~ oo.itr HOward's Hotel sni3 ius Nlmp
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60 MOTHERS AND MUSES. -If yce woais -
vi . d. Eraa', cslstysf<d ssstkssg Spp1' yo1S nu1
baSes nd avoid very affecting and distressing Snl ens
sno ofr1 fatal uisions Ttr gums swell, Ne cnne y
.~zel III frequent hts VI crying, wreei'nss ssruee
.ssp sya<lns Of peculiar parts stTisss VIA uys<h
tlfass fingers IN it, mouth, &c Sold BY tAf 80
Agent Fnltoa-ss, lamp ssose) Sun bui1int, 80
Pre~ = VIZ -.--s
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100 CANAL STHEBI -1V0 -.
rgvgET o every ae'e'ip eon 'a-sss'sdpsso-
.r.er y discosos OF decay BY BuskEf ~, go
1a1 "a Usf~- 2es -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-16

For u I'D Pen fosafs-t :.
NV, /, ..aer.sd and of good quality. sTtEL BEADs,
" cit'Fs' 80. ~ Ed HEN, imporsf, 81
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BOOK ACCOUNT q sIs .sl% 90 1 4. ~ shr. -
coas Ia. bees .asiiag four yesfs, can BE- s.ukns
MI b ,yg psr by applying 81 - ANS M,o os
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17
g,0RRluslcrcRal.

HAMBuEG. Dec 10.
: Coiton.-Fnr the lasllew days, our re-.
ceipis have been light, owing to continued
rains, and bad weather. The sales, in the
meantime, have been 10 fair amount al,
full prices. in fact. our present rates are a
shade higher than at this time last week.
We qunIe ordinary to middIing 5 I.2 to
6; middline fail to fair 6 4lo 6I.2;
good fair 10 fine 6 3 4 10 7 Ia. We have
raised our quotations mn Gue Curlons, and
remark that fine lol of fancy brand would
bring even higher than we quote.
ProriS'onS.-Our market is hui mode
ralely supplied with provisions, aud nearly
every article in this line mec,s ready sale
NJ high prices. Corn has advanchd a
shade, say 20 10 Is cents Corn Meal 81
to 81. Flour Sc SO Sc IS Country /:
Canal 81 70 to So -Repubiican.
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:. !, EDGEFIELD zsl:
Fema lie Ac a de nv

gHSHE Trustees have engaged the seryicesnf
Il Miss SARAH .RICHARDSON,to to luke
chargeof Ibis Institution, ioi the cushing year,
Miss r. has for several years assisted Dr. :
B. johnson in Teaching, aud lias duri1ss tlie
present gear been connected with ihes Green
woud School. The high character and ;qfalsss
i6calions of Miss K. may induce. parents, wifi
great confidence, to conGde ,thair daush,ersto
Reconstruction. -. SIS,
,s The year will be divided into two sessions,
allowing the usual vacations. ). ~
Raies of Tuition per Session, ayabls. onet
halfin advance for each session, aud tue balapcss
at its close. :. -. -.
For Spelling. Reading, Wtiiing
and Arithmetic, s:i5ssT3, t.Sa 81 DSs.
Geography, Grammar, Compost. ~ .7sgsi
tion. with the above, 3; s..,$2 g;l2 s00
Natural. Mental and Moral PHI -,,s;.sg ~ :
!osophy,. Chemistry, Botany, ,.,,s -.
Logic, &c, with the above, -. 16 ,00, 3.
Fifty Gents persession Tor fire;w6pd.
BY order, Of the Trustees. ..2 SSss
i. ~ e IN. l.. GRIFFIN, C Chanrnan. .Ss
Dec. 10 ,s;fs-c.,s At 466ss
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SWEREEE,& !A.uAE.

EpY virtue of Suudry wrls of Fieri Fa
Z D cias, 10 me directed. will proceed
10 sell at Edge eld Court House on ltle
first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, the following property in the follow ::
ing named cases,
T +. Keith VS.. WIN. It Bush, ore
Negro boy Ellirk, the property of Delen
danl.
w W. Heirh, Administrator VS. r
R. Hunter. Wm. Spiles aud Others, vs.. The
same. viz: three Horses, one Buggy and
one Sociable.
Thomas j. DYSON aud Others. VS.. a..
G. Leck and Martha Lerk. aud others,
,.veruIly. one Negro man by lhe name
of Quinn.
Obadiah Bnaz, for another. vs.. George
w Jones. one Buggy.
Penn d Rodgers & Co. for Penn &
Brannpn vs. .Wm II. Adams and flart G
Adams; Wm B Dorm Il others. spverally,
vs. the same five Negro Slaves, VIZ :
Amos, EIlirk George. John and Sam. as
the property of w II Adams and Marl
G. Adams.
Terms of sale. Cash
III BOULWARE. s. E. D
Dec IL 3 az
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State Of South sarolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In EQUITY,i%.s ,.ss fsss: ::

Joel C. Roper, and
sihs;. q M.,ssn s, eAsiIss 6 niis Bill sale q Land.
NOTlCE is hereby given that by vir-
In Tue of .an order from the Court of
Equity, l shall offer, for sale at EdseGeld
Court House on The FIRST Monday in Jan-
uary next, The two following tracts of
land, belonging to the estate of Joel Ro
per, Senr.. deceased. viz ::the tract known
as the HoIlingsworlh tract, conlaing 522
acres more or less, Iyiug on both sides
Beaverdam creek, and adjoining land
wllpd by said. deceased to bis widow,
Mrs. Williams. John Williams, w. Brun
SOD. NJ. E.. E..Hol'ingsw orth, aud others.
The tract Known as the Burnes tract,
adjoining the aforesaid tract, lands Of Ca.
leb Talley, s. Williams and others, and
containing 375 acres more or less. Said
lands 10 be sold on credit Of ones aud
TWO years from The day ,of sale, except
The cost to be paid in cash. Purchasers
10 give bond and security, aud mortgage
on the premises 10 secure the purchase
money. .S.,>@
S. S. TOMPKiNS. c. Z. E. D.,
CONS Office, Dec. 6 lS45 Al As
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EdgefeId Academy. !.

WHE Exercises OF this. lnsiiluUonswiH.
IL be resumed The FIRST Monday infJ Jaii.i
uary, 1916. Terms as here,osore-@-naineiSs Ss,
rates of tuition from TWELVE 10 EiGHTERS
DolIARs per session, according Ios-thes
branches OF study taught; ,and as! herets,-7,
fore, none admitted for less lime than AZ
session, s:cept by a; special stipulation sbe5
lorehand, the charge being made for9ad-l
mission, and moi for teaching.
Good board may be had in the vicinity:
and one or Two more pupils may be Sae-.fi
commodaled in the family Of the Teacher;
h. K. McCLINTOGK:
Nov 90 III - 44ssa
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South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. !
- IN EQUITY. ge- =,

y. w'ys %;Itis.s5 eis,s5 ,sa s,; Wi sufr pqti
ley Glover. 80" a"0 ne'tei
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir.
In of an order from the Court of
Equity, | shall offer for sale al Edge6eld
Court House on the FIRST Monday in Jau-
uary next The laud described in the mar.
rage settlement OF j. 9. o. Wilkinson
and Martha Glover, consisting of one tract
of land, composed of four, small tracts,
situated in The District aud State aforesaid,
on the ridge dividing the waters of Horse
Greek and Town Creek, and partly on he
waIers of said creeks, consisting of
acres more or less, aud adjoining lands of
Wade Glover, The heirs of Thos: G. La
mar. deceased, Jno. Sturgenicker and
Others. u
Said lands 10 be sold on credit of onr
and TWO years from the day of sale. ex-
cept the cost Of partition TO be paid in
cash. .,.s :.
Purchasers 10 give bond aud good secu
curiIies, aud mortgage Of the premises
TO secure The purchase money.
S S. TOMPKlNS, c. E.E. D..
CONS Office. Dec, 6 lS45 At. 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17
Dr. BranAreth's Pills.
BE UtNP.REJUDICED,

BE UNPREJUDICED
TT ETno foolish persons be So. preiudiced
A against tEls now truly celebrated medi
cine ms to desr,ise This advice ;iet il b. used
Immediately on n pain being felt; no matter
where i, may 6e,whelher in the head or feet.
whether lBe in HE back or abdomen, whether
arising from external or internal cause. use
The Brandfelll's Pills,and fely upon it, that
the painwillgo, the body will he restored to
henllhas soon:as nature has received sufficient
substance from their: effect
The quantity ufimpnre humours discharged
from the body blythe action OF the Brandrelti's s
Pills, is repacedfln The coarse OF a few hours
with new and;plire hlood.by the digestion, of
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ssYAssR.sA e AARIEEp

ScSEfShRSSttSH 30 tsaAShSkTSGs Sin se,SSl
'EMzogI,D respectfully inform the citfzensss:s
wv of EdpeGeld and its yicinity.fthat itey.s
lave recen,jv 'anened y very ,oene m anssoff.S
ntlof New Rry goods. at The iold 4:
=, nd ~ Fpi z,ypf e nnsoy; ;ssC f;ornsr nea,jt
,Is Co,;,,s Ho,ss which iIev ,yil \
: ,'s.r =, - T; z
at Augusta HPIce eSs SfoIs siaSli .ssstS q 81 %
Tba;r Stool. consists =, ,,nr, az ,fer }SiIoygiis
: - ~ u
~ a1as
White;and Red Flannels
"a and 124 Bed 5Bfnnke 90 and y
egrg Daakets;
Black aga eol6fed sfs
nndss gstlngs; 1, s
a c es
= rofest CS!h te ano
s soacH = oa,S
4 negro herseys M and,Linasey
:. Cashneres, Mopslain ID Lanes andtA Afgana NJ
tordrsssss 90 :. s.,
Colured FBused Parissians;; Do. J. Striped s.ss,
RfPaccas; Black fAipaccas; Do: BON: -
baZlnes., -. -. : :! -. -
n;n;,s romh,e ~, -. ~
Block Wa,ered Silks. Colo,ed F;s,, rc,i
Silks Eolnrsd .VaiareI' a.; s,,a ,s;, ss
Iacone, M,;nsoab WniI S,yiss and Roof t1.
= Mnsi;oo.'e, -. ~ !. :.
1.;ah I;nn'a..,. ,.1,sru. SsSs,:yff:shf
,p;sd En- n;anov. s us t.""t'' ;s.s9,;a
CnsJ,2e,;J at".s",;oo sl;.., "a. .tlt IN
T. p,nesaSI vi cnin.aa Soa,sh o c;n,h,,n E9;.y;
p,aIn pian,a uuu -, p.... G.,,
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LIST OF ACTS

PassED ~ THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
SuuTH CARa1iSA. DEC, lS45.
L. An &C, 10 extem, lbeatime given to
carry 5inlae effect an. Act!enlilled-ran Aetto
authorize The formation Of the Edge6eld
Rail RoadaC Company, passed Dec. 1884,
and fof-othet purposes.
O. AnActto alterlhe Siltinss Of The
Courts oi certain Districts.
g. An sActto provide tar rhe more er
feciual collection cf taxes frup free per
sons of COLOR -: < ~
a. An sAclto yest5in Martin Oal;es aid
his heirs forever, all The right, i,lc aud in,
,eresl O! The Slale,SIo and in d certain
tract Of land inthe District of Darlington.
5. An Art 10 abolish The punishment of
sdealh, lin cases Of Forgery and Counter
fei,ine. ;2,ss
g. sAn,Actip authorize persons practising
Medicine, Under the Botanic or Thomp-
sonianS System, osrcceiVe compensation
for 5lheis. services. %sysgss-l ~
An Act;to amend The 9Th Section oI'
an Act,5eniilled An Ac, TO explain !he
Militia Laws of this State, passed 18Th
Dec.slS39. b, -
g.. An Act 10 raise supplies for the year,
commencing 0cioher. 1915.
~ 9. An Act TO exempt certain Wagons
from oli.sunlilsihe lst dayof Ger. next.
o. An Act 10 incorporate the Bervirlue
Manufacturing Company oflSouth, Caro-
Ina. ~ I.
An Actlo incorporate the Ashley
Manufacturing Company.
: 70. An 5Actst0 Incorporate the Granite
vile Manufacturing Company,
Is. Anf Act 10 establish certain Roads,
Bridges and Ferries.
ID. An Actsto enable irescoi Bush 10
receive his annuity By Allolney.
49, "A M Act sto establish The office, fix
saiary.and pfeecribe the du,iesof Stale
Reporter. ss,,y ,...svy,.s-
.,ss15. An Actito fepeal The Law of 1919,
concerning VacanE Lands, within ten
miles Of anysP P1hlic orks.
! IL, An, Acttosexenp the Hilton Head
Company from attendius Regimental aud
Battalion Reviews: -. ..5s..,zzz
rs. An Act 10 incorporate the Village
of Sumter, and tor: other purposes.
I9.s An sAci TO- anilorize lhe formation
of,he Greenyilles and Columbia Railroad
Company. Y 81 =. 80.
s520 An Act TO incerpo porale certain So
cities aud Catnpanies, aud renew and
amend certain charters heretofore grau,ed.
2isjAns Act make appropriations for
,helyear. conn Hcing 0ctnberI 1915.
.' 90. An Acll authorize John M. Leake
TO erect Mills on FONTS Creek. near Che /
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State of. South arolina,
NEWBERRY DISTRICT. {
IN EQUITY.
James Fl. Wilson, vs. }.
Burr y. Ralnase Il Sarah
WE f1ilrf K

= - Ann..hIs Wlfe..t. ,r..sS,.,li.t( :;
gHPY;virme Of Tie decree, of: The Court, Of
.AD A.qaity.t will sell al Public Auction, on
81 '50fh and 3 Isl, Dec: ins idnt 80
the entire Estase real and personal Of ,iFm
Wilson: deceased consisting ! OF y. several
80 s..}ig HOUSES AND LOTS " 3,
situate in the; Village of Newberry. 49, II, ~,
!. Sir or Seuen HRadred sAcresaof. Land. ON on
Salnda River (Iying within a hale mile 81
Higgins Ferry. - >. '-f;'i d.
30 or 90 very Likely$$Negroes,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Implements Stock ofaIl kinds, Corn, Fodder,
. 40 or SO Bales Of Cotton,
and muny other tllinss loo tedious 10 mention.
The Houses and Luts, situated in the Vii
lage, the interest which the said deceased had
ina tract oil land lying OH the Blackjack Roal,
and the Household aud Kitchen Furniture, Ut
the late residence of the said deceased will be
sold i'll the Village OH The 29lh Instant, and the
Negroes q other personal property also, the
Plantation OH. SaiIda River, will be sold on
said Plantation on the 30h aud 3lst Instant
The Plantation will be the FIRST thing sold on
the morning Of the Both instant.
Terms made knewn on the day of sale
he aforesaid Planlationisnovin in the highest
order for cultivation. containing about Que
hundred and fifty acres of e4celIent Bottom
Lands, une hundred OF which is in cultivation.
On The premises are the reIy best of ont
buiiings, New Gin House, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate
will findi their interest to examine this. Mr..
L. Y. Losan,who is on the place, will take plea.
ure in showing it TO any one, or MIR. NJ. Hig.
sins who resides near, or by calling on the
ububscrber
L. J. JONES, c. E. n. D..
Dec. 10 81 &c
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state. OF South aroiilia...
:s9E DGEFIEIiD iDISIR II, -.


:Exparif. Augustus vs. PETITION Z jor sals
Burr. Guardian of Sa offNrgross 3 81
S rah Am Roper. } The Yard. 3ss
MTOIlCE isshereby given that by pir-:
.la ,lue OF an order from The Courl Of
Equily in this case, shall sell al Edge:
field Cuart House, on the FIRST Monday
in January next. the Ten following ne,
sroes, viz: Nancy, Sib, Mike, Wade,
Willis. Celias. Harry, Abranr, Sam and
Henry. -
Terms Of Sale "A credit of Twelve
months with interest from date. except
The cost of petition aud sale, 10 be paid in
cash. The purchasers 10 give notes with
approved surilies.
S. S. TOMPKlNS C f.. E. D.
CONS Office, Dec IL iS45 4re AZ
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Lost. or Stolen.

nN Tues,tay. The 9Th inst. small
" SIX Purse. rnuraillng Fnrty Dol
lars tiz: four Ten Dollar Bills on the
HHmbmas Baiik.) one small note on T.
.Goiiys for 50 50cls., payable 10 S. b.
RYAN; one account on N. Rainy, i'll IA
.yor al:Jas. Lowell and se@eral olhsr pa
,psfsssnols recollacletl ASlil,eral reward
MiiEbe given .for the recovery .nf 7ihf same
49, b j sR YAM:
- Dec, II II AZ Z
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HOWARD & GAEsREAyY.

FHNHE Customers of The firm of Hoy-
Il ara s. Garmany, will please come
forward and settle al The earliest pussiblr
convenience.
The firm will have been dissolved one
year. in January uexl, by which time I
earnestly desire to have the business
closed
] am at all times 10 be ronnid5a. II c Old
Stand, with all the Notes and Accounts of
The firm.
G w GARMANY.
Hamburg, Nov. 25lh, 1915. y 47
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MARRIED.

& On Tuesday evening /, he 9Th instant. by
The Rev. W. Hill. Mr. 4. W Ttague.
OF Charleston. S. c., 10 Miss amanda F..
daughlerof Maj. John Tonlpkins. of this
District
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Correspondence Of Chariestoa Courier.
49, .WAsatNGroN. Der.

d
:, There5has been Soine:trnuble in The SEN
tale as 10 the: election Of their officers. aud
also as to the mosI important matter Of
The organization of their committees.
z Mr.. Sewer mnved TO postpone the or
der for the election of committees and of
officers I'LL Tomorrow. at l2 o'clock. This
motion was put by Mr.. Sewer. on the
ground that further time was wanting 10
enable the Senate 10 harmonize upon these
elections, aud especially 10 enable his WhiG
brethren to gather their strength HIS nv
side, he said. woreready to go into the fight
The matter was settled by au adjourn
ment, but the Wings were impressed with
the belief lhathv eoiRe into The election 10
day, they could save lie present officers of
the. Senare-one Of whom, the Secretary.
Mr.. Dickens. is an old. tried and faithful
public servant.
Mr.. Benton presented, to-day, the me.
mortal OF the representatives of The people
o! Oregon, brought by Dr.. WIIire, which
has already been published.
In the House, The Standing Committees
were annnunced by the Speaker, which
you will publish from lhe newspapers.
Their organization is generally accrp-
table. You will noice that Mr.. C.J
lngersoll is re-appoinled as Chairman of
Foreign Affairs. He and his com nilree
go for the whole of Oregon. Mr.. Inger-
soil is persuaded that we may take Ore.
gon. and without a war.
The Finance Committee is so cons,i,u-
ted as to be favorable TO the views Of Mr..
Walker in regard 10 the Tariff
MIR. Holmes, of S. C., formerly Chair
man oil the Committee of Cnmmerce. is
made chairman Of the committee on Naval
Affairs.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9,
Forty nine Senator'S appeared in their
seats this morning. Mr.. McDuffie haine
detained at his lodgings by indlsposilion.
The Chairman of some Of The Commit
tee, were chosen as follows. viz:
Mr.. Allen, Foreign Relations.
Mr.. Calhoun. Finance.
Mr.. HAYWOOD Commerce.
Mr. Dickinson. Manufacturers.
Mr.. Sturgeon, Agri, ulture.
Mr.. Beuton. Military Affairs.
Mr. Fairfield, Naval Afoirs.
Mr.. Breese, Public Lands.
Mr.. Levy. Private Land Claims.
MIR. Sewer, ludian Affairs.
Mr. Bagby, Indian Affairs
MIR. Semple. Revolutionary Claims.
MIR. Ashley. Judiciary.
Ii was understood thai MIR. McDuifie
assenled 10 'he arrangement.
| In the election of officers slr. Dickens
he present able Secretary, was re elected
in opposition the caucus cnudidale. by
a vote of $500 "a Mr.. Benton, Mr..
Bagby and Mr.. Haywood. were the DEM
o, ratio Seaators who voted for Mr. Dick
ems 11'3
llappcars from The Oregon. corrcspon
dence, that arbitration was proposed Ly
Mr.. Packenham. on he 18Th January,
1910, and rejected by Mr.. Calhoun but
IN such a way. and for such reasons, as
not 10 foreclose the offer. under diaeren,
circumstances.s -
g Fhesofers shaslnnd since. -Goesf,z made 5y
|7eldler government, bui ii may yer comeln
that. s.,
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French, S !" - =.
Board al from IS u 50 per month. IS
Tne Sabbath Schuol will 5e opened as
usual. when the weather moderates, and
the Pupils have free access 10 Library of
more than three bundled volumes. et.;si2
Miss Richardson and Hiss comings are
already known To the public as popular
Teachers. and it only remains for US 30
say, that Mr.. Harris is native of this
District, graduate Of Princeton, and
comes with the highest testimonials Of lii
erary qualification and moral character,
from The Faculty of that College. which
are in part appended here.
Mr.. VIM, l.. Harris is graduate OF
the College of New Jersey. His scholar
ship. in my department. is of the. FIRST
grade, and am free to say thai no. Young
gentleman has ever been under my in
slruc,iou, for whose general character !
entertain more high estimation. 4
Princeton. JOSEPH HENRY"
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.W.gsKEREL,
n dh BARRELS, half and quarter
u W barrels Mackcrci, Nos. 2 s. 3,

(late insprcli"n. ;a,...-, =. s.
81 kits. No. Mackerel. = T..
2 Bbls Mol Salmon S,s.f. ..t-'S,1. g
u. 10 :. choice new crop New Orleans
MOLASSES.
Tos ether with almost every article5wanted for
Family use. making the best assortment %
.amity GrncerieS ever offered for salelin Ills
market, which they viii sell ati The Lowest
market prices.
KENRICK & THAYER.
Hamburg, Dec. } St A5
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s Elections N Congress -Rnchie and Reiss
are elected printers of the 29th Congress-
Amos Lane is elected sergeant-at arms Mr..
) tJohnson Post Master Of the House. B. B.
French has been elected Clerk of the House.
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adjoarnn,eat Of the Legislature.-After a
session OF three weeks and one day, both
hansesof The Lcsislnture adjourned On Mon:
day last, the 18th inst.
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CIR an ~ OOD
"A 4 n I'D MI Ies !

HHNfiE Exercises of these inslilulions
IL Will be resumed on the: Second Mon
day in January. Male School undes The
superintendent of Mr.. WM, L.. Harris,
and The Female. Miss LorlsA RIcHAHD.
SON and Miss ADELINE CoMINGs, al the
following reduced rates of Tuition:
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Princeton.

Princeton.
The subscriber lakes great pleasure IN
expressing the very favorable opinion,
which he en,ertains of Mr.. VIM. L. Har
ris, a graduate "frhis institution. During
The whole period OF his connection with
The College, he was distinguished for cor,
rect department. aud for the diligenl aud
successful prosecution Of his studies. Such
are The attainmenls Of Mr.. Harris, that he
would be IA very valuable instructor OF
youth preparing for College.
JOHN MCLEON, Prot. OF Gteek.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17

Eriract.-" | hereby certify thai during
his, MIR. Harrl'> CuIlrse course, hrswas
attentive 10 his studies. exemplary N his
moral conduct, anG amUmg The first srnol-
ars in his class. also take pleasure ~
saying, that III my opinion. ll'' is well quhl
fled To teach the branches of Literulure
and Science, usually taught in our be>l
Academies nr Schnols.
JOHN CARNiHAN.
Pres. of College ol New Jersey"
Nassau Hull.
I',is desirable tI'aI Students enter al tie
opening Of the School .1.;..5s
Err CALHOUN, President ~
oI b ard Of Trustees 81
Z Dec.H lldlj AZ ;sts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17

Superintendent. et Public. IEi05k..-aIr- w, N;
Anernn. was elected Superintendent Of Public
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17

d couple Of young tonsrs The Knoxville
Register announcts,he marriage inJefferson
county, Tennessee, Of: Mi @Jordin Pulse. aged
one kun,lrcd, and lao gears, 80 Miss Darcas
Mannon, aged thirty lnur. 7, NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17

8; Isl 90 Itllet from q senllemalsto
sthe s..stllijsat,sdascdi ,oFninbiu, Dec. l5.,
Mr.. Richardson was To- day re elect;
ell State Repdr,cf-buif was Of course
elected under lhe% old law, and only for
one year g
we. also made ameleelion for President
aud Dneclors-no change made.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17

6 -. M IS. 3 IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS ]!

Nny2G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-17

Hamburg, Nov. 25lh, 1915. y Al
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21
Granlt County Delinquent
List.

Office of The Clerk Of the Board q Communion
ers Of Grant County, Uis
LANCASTER, June 18th, 1915
A III PERSONS nre hereby notified, that the
"a following tracts OF Land and Town Lots, sold
in December 1913, fol the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year 1913, and previous years. re-
main unredeemed in this office. Now, therefore,
unless the raxes interest, and charges, added 10 Inc
several tracts herein described, together with The
fee, and any interest thai may subse :
aueniy accrue, together with the charges for adTer-
tisirg the same, shall DE paid within sax months
from the date hereof, IN pursuance Of the satde 10
such case made and provided, the same will be for
feited for such lax and charges:
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-06-21

o. The Boston Mail speaks of
some tobacco, which if man smoke
or chew, he "will forget he owes dol
lar in the world" We are afraid that
some of our subscribers chez that kind
of tobacco.