Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-09

divided into TWO terms OF i've months each
The first session commences on the first Mon
day in November, and closes on the last Wed
nesday Of March. The second session com
mences on the third Monday Of April, and clo
ses on the third Wednesday of September.
Ezpenses,-Tuition in the Preparatory De
partmenl Sl2 so per session.
I Do. in the College classes, SIG per session
Boarding, Lodging and Washing, 81 to SIS
per month
Fuel and Light for each room. So 10 $40 pei
aunum.
Contingent expenses, 25 CTS. per Sc ssiun.
The cost of class books is inconsiderable, as
they may usually be purchased at second hand
and sold again at q small discount. This state.
lnent may he sufficient to satisfy enquiries
! which are frequently made in respect to the
necessary expenditures Of student at this
place. Every one knows that clothing, pocket
money, and all matters of this sort, depend Ell.
tirey on the indulgence of parents and The ha-
! bits of their sons
Records.-The absences from recitation, and
other delinquencies. are carefully noted by each
! Instructor and at The close of each fortnight
are reported to the Faculty; and after inspec-
sion, are recorded.togcther with the deliuqnent's
reason for failure in dury, in book kept for
the purpose. y note of the daily recitation of
each student is likewise made, the degree Of
merit being designated by scale of numbers
An abstract of these recDrds will be made out
and forwarded to the parent or guardian of
each student, at the termination nfeach session.
Annual Commencement on the third Wed.
ncsday of September, (l6lh.) on which occasion
the Anniversary Grafton before the Literary
Societies will be delveredhy Col. J. L. Orr
The Examination will commence on Friday,
] lth Of September.
The Board of Trustees will meet on Tues.
day, 18th Of September.
Gen. McDu6e.-It is wit, great pleasure,
that we copy the subjoined, in relation 10 the
Hon. GEORGE McDurrr,, from the CoIurabia
Chronicle.
Mr.. McDuGe.-Thc probable resigna.
lion Of Mr.. McDuffie of his seat in the
Seratc, on account Of i'll health, has been
announced in The papers, and speculalions
have already been indulged in as 10 his
probable successor. In tho retirement OF
Mr.. McDutfie the Senate will lose one Of
lis brightest ornaments, 'and the entire
South. as well as our own State, zeal
Gus, devoted and powerful advocate. How
evar we may have differed from our dis
lInsuIshed Senator on points Of policy du-
ring HE political career, we have never
doubted his honesty or patriotic purpo.
ses, and cannot now refrain from expires.
sing our high admiration of his character
IS d man and his genius as statesman,
as well as our deep regret for The causes
which removes him from a sphere he is
we'll calculated to adnrn. We wish him
IN his retirement renewed health and hap.
piness.
Mr.. Elmore's pane has heen announced
N Charleston paper 10 fill the vacancy,
should j, occur; bis mantle could not fall
on a more wo,lhy successor.
+ A Mrs, Mary Cook who, ii appears
nas been treated rather bajly Jy her iese
ard, who hadonly taken her FOR better Or
worse, few days previous, after giving
a list Of the articles he swiudlel her out of,
thus describes his person.
Said Cunk is short, thick set man,
"ith large grey eyes. a very large Roman
nose, wears his hair cut short behind and
long before, OF fair complexion, speaks
very loud in conversation, and can speak
the Irish and French languages. is
Canadian by birth, about IS years Of age,
pretty well dressed, and carries with him
small tin Trunk, containing Roman Co.
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SwcdlSh Charge d'.4faircS.--Mr. Adam dc
Lovenskiold presented his credentials to the
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