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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
HE --latest Arrival Of New
sssessKpS.

\ HAY f. just received new lot Of Fancy GOODS,
a 10 which respectfully invite the attenon of the
trade. Among them may be found the following rich
Goods.
Rich Satin striped Nucedelll Silks of the --latest
designs, with beautiful trimmings to match caca
dress,
Black and Fancy silk Frinecs,
Black Sl, Laces ass'd widths,
Gala Plads fer children.
Splendid Tresse Robes Tor parties.
Cherry colorcd Florence,
Bonnet and Cap ribbons. very rich styles
In addition 10 the above Goods, ! have received t..,
piece superior Black French cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers
onopece Extra Black Satin Nes'ing together witt
q fine Lot Of New Sly Prints and other staple Goods
y. 1. {. PETERS.
A's'' " Is II
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What Mrs. Grundy SaXs.

Our Limits Go not aGnit Il cur giving oLtirc tie &C
p3ors c. II m'nts d tie English rrosuron,l, lnstWl
Message, tie Nar ard Mr.. Wei ster's hlaGoI ilja
Speech On tie lrct,c,c Foley. lie ,nci'l ~"
haS transferred to It's columns. uncurailed tie low black
guardh t tie IN IS, far as il is slowond cn NJ
Nttsl'r, aid oyid,ntly el,ais rpon tie ,,rs'nia WIN
cation, by Ills lraHsaaniIc ally, I The great Amet"
statesman 1t Las not hccn prompt give what the
salEcJonIna III like strain otlsldry, says Nj ioh'
and that Part cf bis Messaee which relates 10 the NA
can War. 1t c'l lie iulsenc nd rtn Std kr'1'"
ct his remarks free trade in whith the Tines lnduss
"sq"e ad ndiseam
We publish to-day few excerpts from tic Lon',"
journals, which find in the Boston Atlas and " j.
Courier and Enquirer. I he al use of Mr.. P'lk Is :,
coarse and unmeasured we'll he conceived III al
'hat r. CARDS HIM the author of tie Xran Wa
the toeS entirely changed when heis view ed as the e
er IN The other ar-nade rpon Ano rican Ed's'TN''
Is then IA ted The back and called very pop'T %
ana the Democratic Iarty which in another column
may be, is denounced IS awless moh is pralsfd lo'
enlightened views, and roouncod to be 1.-THE more -
hghened party in the Uni,n,'' clipgng for 'srrP
nohlc and successful Birth lrocetenl;' and ~ la
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BILLS PASSED
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.


MoNpty. Feb
Mr. Dayton presented the credentials # In, roc,ono
Hon lacib w Miller. rn=eoce1 a Senulor from Tho
state al \. Jersey. lDr sN yclrs rom March lh
ISL
Ga m'tan Of Mr.. Ashley. tie oenrsllloc On the Judi
cary Was Instructed 10 inquire into the eApcdlency Il ,N
trndmg In Admiralty and airline ursd,ctan If :
nt.s 10 all casss Arising up7n the nasigale waters Of
lhc L. =
On iuoten OF Mr. Rush. The prior ,rIcr, " ere n.s
poned anl die bll establishing post routes IN rNas uas
taken mp
After bret debac, the bill was I, ad th,l time. and
passed.
Mr.. Sewer gave notice dat hc should call m tb,
thr emoa b,Il Ia morrow nj one oclorh
Mr.. Fairfield. from the COMMITTEE on Naval \f,ir..
reported bill 10 separate the stall from the line IN In,
Murine corps,
Tho Ionl foS1lnlionoi thanks Ia Gen TAYLOR from
The House Of Representatives,, having been read first
Tine.
Mr. ,arnagru moved that he resolution he pos4ed h,
lniormally and thal The special order be taken ny
Mr.. Srelput Let the resolution be read a second
lIne. Il has NY hcen read nnce
Nr flanagan. II ought not have hccn rrad nj all
Nr. Jarnagn : motion VAS agreed Ia. and the Army
bill WIS taken up.
Tue question b inc on the passage Of the bill. Nj
Houston ho''d Hat IL h. zee mndi3cd 10 the Comml
on MI iats Ans with Institutions 10 rcpo,t it back
IN conformity with the amendments changing the noon,
10 volunteers, heretofore offered by hun aud rejected
Mr.. Houston supported his moon IN speech OF con
siderable length IN the course of which he Advocated
so untecr trce Is efficient aud more ready than 10
gulas lie dl not believe that ten regiments of rcpu
lars could be raised IN twelve months while the sam,
number of volunteers could be the plans Of Mexico le
fore the slcky season set In
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
House OF DELEGATES.
TrESltr. l.. ;
REPClIS

REPORTS.
Mr.. Avs f-om the e.,I-. tic, On Agriculture.
reported aaseFel, TO the pes ils from Rockingham ~
lAr fas age sian set a ,f,z L, no I.sr. Also. all
seissit I" iae leet- 4 f,taoc4 laspaeirs III ltHeh
tnrg asking 10 a permitted IN sell iosero Al befo"u
"sreaanses IL aisl reported a h to establish Flour
lasIse "A in Staunion. and bill 10 incorporate Tho
y England Ngslen and Cotton Manufacturing Com
Jany
Mr. syme fr4m the committee on Banks. reported
bl 10 establish to Bank Il Mafnsjarg in that town
RESOLUTIONS.
Ga notioa Of vi lazy,
r. lived. | hat the committee fIr Courts IF justice
INQUIRE into The eNped rncy a aulb,rzlug 4e dcPysl
ton, oinon sideu WITNESSES 10 he taken oy Jus,e
ri thep
onmptan Of NJ Ntr5thcr. the committee of Finance
discharged lam turhcr consideration Of the usall
uors Message relates TO weights AID measures And
On hls motion, he committee discharged from
further consideration Of much Of The Governars Nc.
saseas ras 10 the Bonds Of the Commonwealth, held
by The Literary Fund
o. muiion # Nj Strnhcr.
Resolved, Thai the committee for Courts 4 Justice
eNlmne ino the espclioncy ii Incorporating COMPANY
10 construct Turnpike Road from spcrgvlllc, in Rap
p9ha1nack enniy. To lpucrsYIlle IN Cnlpoper county
and Of providing io the survey Vi thu Of said road
Al pubic expense
On motl5l Of Nj Semc, leave was granted to the
committee appointed 10 investigate The charges against
Judge james " Ghols1n, 10 hold their soss.uns dunHg
die session. ef the l1use, and authority granted sad
cHnuiltro 10 empuy clerk.
Ga motion ul Mr.. Porrow.
Resolved. That tho committee fr Courts ii justice
in1ufe INTO The oNpodeney OF amending the poor laws
As Ia extend The night 10 vote at elections III Of
he poor 90 all who nov have the uphi 10 vote Tor
.on 81 the Virginia Legislature and that they save
cave 70 rpl=t by ball or Otherwise.
o. mptiph nt Mr. VI shy,
Rcsaycd, lha' the committee on CLAIMS inquire into
lie cNfdcHey Of providing af the payment 81 the eN-
'en -cs tn' heretofore dishag,d) incurred by Capt T.
:. taungian, IN mastering hrs company INTO service
On notion II Mr. Holiday,
Resolved. That the committee on X, ads and Internal
Navigation inquire nto the cSpeeney Of Incorporating
>tcamI.a Company for the purpose ot conveying freight
nd pas ne,fs betWccndtrtut loints On the Rapphau
ioch rsof, aud between points on that and any
snis either shore oi Chesapeake BAY. not lower ihau
hc mauih If Ia the county Of MOI
hampton. nor higher lban Smith point, IN the c1un-
) II Northumberland.
BILLS PASSED
\ bill II increase the capital stock tho Beuyyr
turnpike Company. and auhofisiag 4 SUI ssfipuon Of
W. fifth. al said Increase by lhr STATE
hl 10 provide addltIonal capl al lvr the Brandon.
lie. kagwoJd aud EyansslIl, Road.
The llansr, at | O'clock proceeded to the "orjcf Of
he day when Nlf Edgnglon resumed hc lloor in
II bI. ph
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.Ntb'l'lI'f,.

CD THE 81 BSC RBI.R having assnrra-
X tea with him il husincs, MI Charles / .
rs XII Fisher, would respectfully inform tie cit
H., n nc oi lynchbIig and surrounding
n country, That shah continue To keep
u --J all such enods usu 1 kept in our
q 81 lnc olbsncss stc
u = "a y Com and SILVER Ii 3 FR W Arcnrs
"+s--l-~> also plain Watches OF various DESCRIPTIONS
GOLD Guard and FOB GhaiIis, Gua1d Keys Breast Pas,
FuigG Rings, Ep Rings, Braccicts, .Nick Ot1la-
meIfs Goid and sire, Peitci'S, Coral .NfgIisoes.
large portion o these Goons just hand The puf
respectful, solicited Ia call ard them.
Weave alsoa good stuck OF SfNER ARE, consisting oil
FhrlI III, l,F>lGr and SalT SfooNs SouP LADIES and
S,n,R TnNo>, with every description ths manuo
I'd IN this place What have hand We are prtpa
make nj hort notice All kinds of REPAIRING in the line
done in NEAT and DURABLE style
H. SllNERTHORN
CHARLES +. FISHER
The undersigned having tecci, ed his tructon from st ne
o the most skIltn worIien in ms line lee himself fully
qualified 70 render iull satisfaction he please 10
cutst their ,r,nts and ClookS him. all of which ne
guarantees Ia perform well. CHARLES +. FISHER.
De. SIN il
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Z Ash For MIlE Al
THE BOOKSTORE. OF
NASH q WOODEiOlSC,

q ms establishment can always be found in addi
= Z ION to large stock u BOOKS, both School and
w .ilanoous, complete assorilneu, Of
PIANO FORTES.
ina1a ny S:oddart 4 Dunham New York These In
fanla stand At the head Of the list OF superior Piano
For, ~ ''''
Anjhs the many high encomiums from nsr7onal sour
passed upon the excellence Of Stoddar \ Durham $
amos, that cf De Meyer stands conspicuous Ioihei
superior tone and great durability, lac aiinns without
Sl4hcation and the strength OF action and their capa
3lty to trlle under his rapid and powerful execution
s be IN truth superior 10 have stood the test Of his re
ylre ordeal.
s@ddaFt 4 Durham aim to make no difference in the
''Ae or capacity oitheir nsirum The style ofwork
anshiP, and expensynees If finish constitute mostly
Va variations in prize. This great adyanagc; fr
'ar equality N time, and durability give additional assn
fiAce to the distant purchaser that he can procure Of Us
O. good piano y order ii he were to appear IN person
~ select it himself
- lhese instruments are sold On triad. Prices the
-'ile as the manufacturers
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
booksellers and Dealers in Piano fores and Music.
l39 Main Street.
Richmond. Nov. 10 tsif
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From The Richmond ~ big.

In the Senate On Tuesday last, while Mr. as was
cNmtlang this subject .audappareuy. 10y mueudo.
attempting To produce the impression that the action OF
the Government had been cutcchtd by the taclluus
duct Ct the Wings, who, we have been told, IN 'h,
highest quarter engaged IN the trrasonahlc work Il
giving aud and comfort 10 the enemy. he Was promptly
cheek mated 10y one OF the distinguished Senators from
North Caroliua, between whom and himself the follow
ing brief colloqny took place
''Mr Mangum. win the honorable senator permit lie
To interrupt HIM for moment? The has remark
cd that indirectly manlteslng hesitation Of pur
pose opinion. desire to know whether that rcmarl,
made IN eiorcnceat all To gentlemen this side Of
the chamberl
MIR Cass would answer. NEST distinctly, that such
an idea entered into his mind lie trusted that
the honorable gentleman from North Carolina knew hm
better.
MIR. Maugum. Imcrely wished to oJvlate the posi-
hily If any misconceptions
MIR Cass had been merely speaking of the cf;e, which
would be produced abroad He hoped the explanation
was satisfactory
MIR, Maugnm. Certainly. sir.
MIR. CasS would repeat, then, thai it seemed 10 HIM
that the old fashioned mode the only proper way
/ IN which the war should be prosecuted.
Mr.. Mangum (rom his Seat) Nos-yes--we 90 t r
that"
Mi Maugum is right The Wings are in favor OF
the old fashioned mode oi prosecuting the war Bat
Mr. CIozer o Tennessee well remarked in the louise
OF representatives few days ago, the Peeiltn, ard
hls party seem 10 te much mote intent Maginu war
ON then political opponents AT home than upun the enemy
abrad-ar mere intent on political victory. and on
keeping hold Of the sPols, than on conquorng MeNIcs
! lNDlANA.-The bIll for the payment of the State
debt ct Indiana finally passed ty the Legislature
81 that State the 10th Instant. Among the amend
menis Incorporated IN the bill previous 10 It's lassse,
werr the floNmg:
The amount OF bonds 10 be surrendered htt re the
convey OF the canal is made. S5l5Oa 1000 the e.
saturc Is to N the compensation of the trustees not lie
low Sl3O tor the resident, and $500 per annun for
the non resident trustee; the hondhoders arc rrrcd 10
KEEP IN repair the lock Al feeder dam No 4 in Car
roll county the trustees and banlhuLers are prohibited
from buying orsclhng canal land scrip or receiving the
same on any account AT less than lis face and interest
the pcnally IT tc h1ad IS Increased II a Qnl OO0: the
State is allowed to rlccm the canal After t,,sn,v ,sr
by paying the PrnspaL
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by Gen. Buslamente. 1t was got up by
factions Of the peace party and of Gomez
| t'aflas' party. Their cry was "down with
Santa Annar' but the President ad interim
Still maintains his power and influence.
Congress has refused to accept his reigna-
ton
We have about 6OOO men at Pucbla. un.
der command of Worth and Qutmn.
Gen. Scott will remain at Pueba until
he Is reinforced. Gen Bravo is in com
mand ofthc army at the Capital
Santa Anna has published quite fla
ming account Of the affair between him and
Gen. Worth, at Anozoque. The truth is
that ne had large force Of cavalry, which
was attacked by Col! Duncan's battery and
| MAJ. Bonneville Of the 9th Infantry. He
did not wait to receive more than one volIcy,
from which, however, he sustained a heavy
loss, and then fled in the widest disorder
towards the capital.
The gallant Capt. Walker has common
ccd his work OF retaliation on the gucrrilas
On the morning Of the 7th inst, nc started
with his command from Pero,c on an cxpc
dItlon scmc distance into the interior. Du-
ring the expedition he succeeded in captu1-
ing nineteen gucrrilIas and an Alca:lc-hc
has employed them in cleaning the streets
and sinks
a letter had been received in Vera Cruz
on the 18th inst, previous to the sailing Of
the Galveston, direct from the head quarters
OF Gen. Scott, stating that Gen. Scott had
issued orders for the removal of the govern
mcnt from Vera Cruz to Tuypan. This
chansh was said to be, in pratt, owing to the
sickness of Vera Cruz, aud because com
munlcations could be more easily kept up
cetwecn TuSpan and Fucba than between
the latter place and Vera Cruz All the
public stores in Vera Cruz would, in that
case, DC removed to Iuxpan, and troops, on.
ly sufficiently to garrison the place, left a,
Vera CRUZ The activity displayed among
the dilcrcnt vessels in the harbour of Vera
Crnz in shifting the caryocs from vessels
having but small portions of Government
property on board, in.o others nearly full,
with the evident intcntio Of move, would
90 far TO confirm the runor Of change in
the base Of operations.
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CANDIDATES..
For Tax Collector.

we nre authorized to announce JOHN N.
GOLE1NG as Il candidate for Tax Ccllcctc,
at The ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
M: CALFERr, as n candidate for TAX
OoLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends of Capt. L. G.. MARTIN.
,,i ninouncc him as candidate for TAX COLLEC
lols' at the next ensuing election.
The friends Of WILLIAM J. HAM.
MO!\D, take pleasure in announcing him n
CandIdatr for TAX COLLECTOR nt the
ensuing election.
The Friends Of JOSEPH S. ID. WETH.
EhALl'. annonnc" him as Candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing elrc.
tion
The friends Of the Rev. JAS. MOORE,
respectfully announces him as Il candidate for
the office of Tax Collector at the ensuip,r
election.
The Friends Of w $. HARRIS, announce
nm as candidate for recollection 10 the office
OF TAX COLLECTOR, at the rnsu,no
election.
we arc authorised to announce JOHN
EUNNlNGHAM, as u candidate for TAX
COLLECIOR, at the next election
The friends of E,ZEkIEL TRIBI ,E
announce him as candidate ior the Office of
lax Collector at the ensuing election
We are authoriZc, 10 announce II. r..
CUNNINGHAM as Il candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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Notice.

The subscribers respectfully invites the attcn-
ton OF the citizens Of Abbevillc, and the Dis
trlci generally, to their MERCHANT
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTS, in
this Village, two noors above the Planters
HotcI, where they will keep at al! times fine
assortment Of GOODS for Genllc,nen's
wear. Their Stock this Spring have prrci-
pnNy been purchased III New York, ard con-
sist IN part Of
Super Black French Cloths,
" Blue :. ="
" Brown {: ="
" Black C. Doesltin Cas- m'rs
" Fancy
White and Fancy Drillings.
a splendid assortment OF Vcslings,
a fine lot of white Kid Gloves, black do,
Black Satin and fancy Cravats, ScarlS, Sus-
pcndcrs, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
line article Of cotton Shirts and Drawers.
Bnttons and Trimmings Of all kinds,
Also variety otgoodS belonging TO the trade,
Military Trimmings &c, all of which vii!
be made up i'll ii sty!e that will suit any that
may favor US with their patronage.
JOHN LYON,
JOHN LlPSCOMB.
Abbcville G. H., April 9th 1917. BIN
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DIED, at Jalapa, Mexico, on the 18th

DIED, at Jalapa, Mexico, on the 18th
ultimo, Private SAMUEL ID. GILES
PIE, Of Company E." S. G. Volunteers.
The deceased was soldier and gentleman,
and his untimely death is mourned by his
fellow soldiers and his officers
A mcss-matc and friend, one who above
all others feels his loss. writes this tribute
to his memory. J. Mp.
IL The Anderson Gazette will please
copy.
DIED, AT the residence of II. ]. Doug
lass, on the 9th inst, his only daughter,
BARBARA ANN ELIZABETH. aged
ilttccn years, three months and eight days.
DIED, at the residence of Mrs. Nancy
Robertson in Abbcvillc District ON Thurs
day evening the 3rd ult, of Consumption.
her second son \. JACKSON ROBERT,
son, in his 9th year. leaving an affection
ate Mother, one only surviving Brother and
one Sister. But-NIany other relations and
large circle of friends and acuuantanccs
to mourn his DEATH His confinement was
Il protractcd one anI his su!lcrngs great.
But he considered them sent upon him i'm
mercy by his Heavenly Father, and he en-
durcd them with patience and Christian for.
utnde, believing that those light Affections,
which arc but for il moment, were working
lor him FAR more exceeding and Eternal
weight Of Glory" for which they were de-
signed to prepare him, Eight months be-
fore his death, he embraced the Christian
Religion, and being III possession of that
faith that works by love, puriiics the heart,
casts out fear and ovcrcomas the world, he
rrJo'ccd in hope Of the Glory of Col, and
patiently waited the approaching hour
when he should exchange this world of
sutferings for the Mansion of Eternal GLORY
and the communion of the blessed society
around the throne Of God
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Rail Read Meeting.

The citizens of Abbcvillc District arc respect
fully requested TO attend ut Abbcvlc G.. Fl. on
next Monday (Sale Day in July next to take into
consider ton measures designed to secure snb-
ScFp'!o!s to stock to tic "GrccnviiIo and Column
bia Rail Road Company.
Inc terms OF subscription will be explained at
the meeting. JAMES S. Wilson.
ROBERT A. FAIR,
ii. 4. JONES,
June 80 commissioners
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TO the Friends Of the Bible.

TO the Friends of the Bible.
The Anniversary Meeting of the Auxiliary
Bible Society, of AbbeviIle District, will b.
n Ia at Abbeville, on Wednesday the 25th of
July.
All Societies in the District, connected with
the American Bible Society, are at liberty
to send as many delegates to the meeting, as
to them shall seem proper, each of whom will
have oil the privileges Of a member of the So.
ciety
An Anniversary Sermon is expected from
Rev Il. G. Thomas, or his alternate, Rev.
Thomas l.. McBryde. The friends OF the
Bible, and those VINO desire an universal dIffu.
sion of it's halIowing influences, are requested
to attend. F. FRANCH, Rec. Sec.
JUne9 Is IT
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Land for Sale.

s The subscriber having deter sga
\ mined to remove West. off:.rs for 'Ssffl1*
sale his TRACT OF LAND on which he re-
sides. lhcr" is between and 800 acres, bctwoen
> and 60O cleared and in excellent repair On tho
plantation is two excellent srttrrnc,lts-T'NVO
good TNO-STORY HOUSES at each placc-
tln houses, screw, and every necessary build
ing Ih" plantation lies i'll two and half miles of
good landing on Savannah river. 1t is presumed
no one would purchase without examinations as
s',ci, further description is InnccasSary-a bargain
will bc given. ROBERT T.. BELCHER
May IL. llu
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COkcsbury School.

The Annual Examination of the students of
this institution, will take place on Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday, the last three DAYS
in the month Of June. On Tuesday evening,
at 7 O'Clock, there will be an exhibition of the
junior speakers on Wednesday morning, a
number of original speeches will be delivered d
by the young men Of the Institution in the
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, A. p. Al!rich, ESQ,
from Barnwell, will address the Societies.
GEO. w. w. STONE, Rector.
Cokesbury, June 23 Tiff
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ABEEFlLLE DISTRICT, S. C.
(tndcr The Control nf the Baptis; Demo.
mlnGti0m.
The first session of this Institution tcrmina-
ted on Friday the 1Ith instant, in the hand,
some and coinmodous school-house recently
erected in the above salubrious and pleasant
village. The principals, MIR. and Mrs. R.
II. Nichols, are deslrous to tender their
grateful acknowledgements to their friends and
the public for the very liberal patronage so
early bestowed on their new undertaking., and
TO as$nr" them that neither labor nor expense
shall be spared to ensure n continuance of the
confidence thus implied. They have had
forty pupils under their charge during the
present session, and are now prepared, both
with competent assistants and airy and con-
venient school rooms, to receive much
greater number: similar arrangements are
made to scurc comfortable board to all Il pli.
cants.
They again submit to the Public their very
reasonable terms:
Per Session of Fire Months.
Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, : 5000
The above, with Geography, Gram
mar, Parsing and Composition, 900
The above, with History, Moral and :
Intellectual Philosophy, Logic and
Rhetoric, : : 1900
The above, with Natural Philosophy,
Use Of the Globes, Construction of
Maps, Algebra, Geometry, Chem
istry, Botany and Astronomy, 1900
The French and Spanish Languages,
each :: 1000
A Philosophical apparatus ,oiN soon be
supplied,
Mrs. NichoAs's Department.
MUSIC-Piano and Sing ing, 1000
Use ofthe Piano, 200
Embroidery and dother Fancy Needle
work, (the pupil finding her own
materals,) 500
Good board can be obtained at $500 pcr
month.
Miss Sarah A. Anderson, who is engaged
as assistant instructress in Music, is prepared
to give lessons in Drawing and OIL and Wa.
ter color Painting.
The second session commence Monday thes
26ih Of July next, and it is earnestly recon-
mended that every pupil should be present on
that dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols confidently refer to
his Exccllency Gov. Johnson and the Hon.
F. II. Elmore, OF Columbia to the Hon.
William J. Greyson and John G.. Hoff, ESQ.
Of fCharleston; to the Rev. DR.. Thomas Cur-
tis, of Limestone Springs, in whose school
they taught during the year 1876: and to
any Of the parents of their present pupils.
Greenwood, June l2 l6
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June 80
.ass: Jf .sUiV Din71c:
the meeting.

The Regular and Honorary members of the Ab-
b"vlllc Artillery Company will give Dinner at
CALHOuN'S MILLS, on SATURDAY the Sd
of fJUI.Y NEXT.
The Ladies and the Public generally are invited
to attend. Special invitations have been given to
Capt. Harrs's Company of Cavalry and the Ho-
moray Members, and also the Abbcvillc G. H.
Light Infantry aud the Honorary members.
ri. H. TowHEs, T.. NOBLE,
ii. DARAcoTTE, Vi II. P,nKEu.
W. TAGGAKr. iiii. M,pprrrox.
w. II. DREXAH, G. f. GIssRr.
w. c. WARE, ID. NJ. RoGrus.
J. $. REID, w. IT, Mct,w.
Committee Of Arrangements.
July l6 IG If