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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ 1t gave us pleasure this morning to receive
call from DAVID NJ NAGLE, Esq. OF NewNork aWhig
whose eNerions and eloquence wherever ne went IN
~ were followed by such good effects, especially
among his cOuntryme adopted Irish fellow citl
Mr. Nsgle has relaxed none of his zeal in the good
Whig cause and though like many others he ielt great
~ panied at the non nomination OF the man OF ms
choice like true patriot he is now devoted heart and
soul to the triumph OF Wing principles under the lead
Of TANIoR and FILLMORE
az 1t is the Bg6dio Commercial that utters
the above which c heartily endorse. No matter
about the Commercials consistency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Georgia and Florida Redeemed.

We are indebted to our friends OF the National
Inteigencer for the following Geographic dispatch;
Georgia and Florida are both redeemed-the latter
BY large majority, which has given us Wing Gov
srnor Congressmen and Legislature The popular
vote In Georgia is close The gain IN II Counties IS
Isl over the vote for Governor last year. when the
Loco Foco majority 29s. The state Is good Tor
Taylor In November. hX 1000 or over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Can such devotion be al.oays nuga,Ory,

Scpfember sl.-The Attorney General and the
other law officers Of the Crown have arrived at Clon
mel There sre sixty witnesses against Smith Brien
The London Correspondent Of the Freeman states as
fact that conviction in his case with Messher' will
he followed up-,hs they will be hung Immediately
In anticipation of,he sentence more troops are proceed
ing southwark and to crafty Lord Clarendons desire
for immediate information the manager OF the ELECTRO
Telegraph has gone down to Clonmel to sifsnse mar
ter. Tor the speedy transmission OF intelligence 70 'ne
Iri.h Court The leaders are preparing likewise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

q The DAILY Republic is new Free soil
paper a, Philadelphia by WILLIAM ELDES It is good
and spirited sheet and give 1t full liberty to abuse
10 long ii incucses such good principles, even
noash may not choose the most practical means OF
giving them effect,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

TRICK TP0S SrAGE R0BBER,.-Ihefe nave
ls.eiv hem numerous robberes Of trunks from the
.tsgs. between Erie and Westned. novel plan was
mn UPON last week By Mr. : Clark the agent Al ne
80, ,Isre Tor CAPTURING the rsscsls who committed
- 5rrrsss,ion. The Frcf0nia Csas0r says, that on
Thur.9sy nisht asst the stage MAS aoout 70 cave
Iy,sa5 Tor North East unbeknOgu 70 the driver or
passengers he was .Aey oqeso mo .ns ~. .,y,eS
- ire ,,sse nsd proceeded but about mile and was
ssce,5ing nm when c feli somsbody at work upon
II. straps in the act o; gnlOo.ins them Ia. oeins
fis~k surang out and seized one Of them
-. ,bicb the stage passengers were alarmed and
- . 80 re.rns In the meantime, the other free
900, took to their heels The bid caught whose
Dsa o1y , 0i We. .rp r efG on
"a, OF having stolen trunks from the stage al
-svor. tines and "a for the asst attempt 81 ROBBERY
o. ~ l.tter charge be wAs committed Tor VA sn'
pound over IN the 81 $1,000 .BuH Con Aa' ''a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

-DkLAwARE- The Blue Hens ChtckeH says -
fhe petition the Abolition of Slavery in this state IL
receiving the signatures OF almos, all our citizens
from appearances it will be one OF the largest petitions
ever offered 10 the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

wroHsAKERs.-The English papers state tina;
aP"1d Of 800 journeymen watch and clock makers
a'e just emgrsted from the town OF Neuchatel,
switzerland to the United States and still greater
s.rSer are making preparations to follow them. Want
""ork At home is the cause assigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

" Gov. CRtrTKNDkN OF Kentucky has Tor
ssrded sword prepared by order of the Legislature
10 Gen w q. BvrLER, by tho hands of his son, Lieut.
Col L /. CRirrENDEN accompanied by avery friendly
suer Gen BUTLER replies in the same spirit His
ieuer concludes thus
Permit me Sir 10 thank you for the very kind and
eomplmentsy manner IN wnich you have been pleased
10 execute the duty dcyolyed upon you. am no little
srsthed that /, has been performed by personal
iend who by his able efforts In the councils OF the ia
hon. contributed largely 70 the success OF our in
the ate Mexican war and that the sword awarded me
vas presented by gallant brother soldier Of that war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

TESYEssEE L. MILHoLM declines the far
Their use OF his name on the Wing Electoral ticket
stating that he can support neither Gen. Taylor
DOR Gen. Cass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

=" A Democratic meeting has been held IN
Orange Co N. c. where Van Buren, aud Adams
were endorsed, and fifty delegates appointed to
nominate Electors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

II G. w. CRuxP, Chief Clerk in the Othce oil
the Commissioner of Pensions died IN Virgins on ne
lst inst in the Goth year Of his sge he was 'ornery
member OF Congress from Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

" The T'mes, spirited Wing paper has
va removed from Fsyetse to GIasSON Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
ALLEN DODWORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

tis Broome-.t three doors Of Broadway.
rI,HE CLASSES FOR THE ENSUING SEASON vii
commence 90 Tuesday October Persons wisnins
Ladies aud Childrons Clns, 90 Tuesdays ana ssulf.
Gsrris6asrg. Cl.s. on Tuesday. and FndaysA8
private Morning Class al o'clock, will be formed for
Ladies y DO may desire Join The larger Class soees
twice month exclusively for Pupils 49, ,,
Pnyue Lessons al any time nos occupied y I1s s'sss
dows Hskourks Nsse Celzrius, Fsse D-ux temps ana
Circ Tempe also Dances, La Clses' taksn rom
hs ballet OF hat name and adapted n the BALLROOM BY
a csl.br.fed Mon, Cearls and The RecOUa Polka one
Of he mos, beautiful Dances now 10 4sr
M DODWORTii fzttsrs himself ma ne y peculiarly
qualified as Teacher q Dsneinz sang oern eooncctea
his An for many years and having Always sVHled
himself Of every opportunity 70 peect himself ior ns pro
gession His musical ecucstion vii certainly sfcfd nm
every Advantage mai can Dc derived rom MAI All
with grsu1de The liberal patronage here
ofore Bestowed upon him. he hose who may fayOf
MN future that hey rely recstyng Instruction 10
correci and fsshionsble style OF Dancing Of meodlsp
L,OR sALE--The Paper Hanging Msnafsctory, co.,
j ssung Of printing Machine presses and large lo
Paper H.nsings and Paper Boxes IN q Carmnest
established years since with good OF custom al 10
successful operation Inquire q The ProPns.or,
al Inn THOMAS DAY - Cafmine-st-
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-Ths subscriber.
aud siyle OF HoYT KNIGHT a. drspsr and i.iiors, a
No q Fulton-st In his cify-NewYork- Oct 9. 1913.
JOHN P. HOYr.
% g. CHARLES J. KNIGHT.
STEAM POwER.-A workshop % lei. V feet BY "a
- extra good Light with steam power Inquire
% 81 H. TAYLOR AZ AysnnsD.
A MEXICAN CLOCKs-FOr eoassss AID s1por
1As.ds 81 iS Pearist =, . :. s n.1us.,.,-,.
THREE ENGINES AND TWO BOILERS for .ss'
i yey iov. Inquire d Dgsea-sl "F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Markets ..New.OsLl.Ss, Oct Up. NJ.

TIE demand for CoTroN s active, the sales reaching
900 bales at steady prices. Middling fair we quote
a. sc The Grain and Provision markets unchanged
and the inquiry only moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

tY- Gen. A. w. RILEY OF Rochester IS lecturing
CO Temperance in Ohio and offers the following price
per hour 10 those who hear him and don think the
lecture worth the trouble of hearing
Wholesale dealers in liquors and owners Of disullc
mes and breweries in operation > cts re'sefs OF
hQaors ia els all other able bodied men, ~ cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

TYR LAW oF ARREST-Ou Wednesday night
lsst Dr. stone OF New Orleans was taken from MS BED
Al the North American Hotel 10 this cliy and conveyed
10 AL under the following Extraordinary circumstance.
In June asst Dr. stone LEFT NewOreans for the North
bringing with him house slave. When they arrived
iu Buffalo the boy was surrounded 5y parties who en-
deavored 10 persuade him 70 leave bis master oui De
in much attached 10 the family Of Dr. stone Was IN
wiling 10 leave him. The parties ~ho wished ~ pre-
val mon MN 10 leave as master finding him nraeta
he Threatened coercion and BY this means succeeded
In prevailing on him 70 accede 10 their wishes Df
Stone proceeded q Boston, the slave remaining Al bu
tso whence he wrote letters " his master expressing
az willingness 70 re0in the family. Before the Doctor
had returned from Boston the boy had come over g
Canada ..L
Or stone on arriving At Buffalo learning that the
boy rad come 10 Toronto followed Nun, not u course
with view OF using % get him 10 return out
10 comply the Doctor supposed Win the boy "sn
% ln Al interview with the boy the latter expressed
>, DR. stone Ms perfect willingness 70 return. Dr. stone
tos Nun that be mad the slightest desire 70 remain ne
would ,ve MIN MS manu- mission papers, 90 mat ne
,,,i,b, n ne chose aterwArd visit any part OF TIE
f-7,es states a. free negro On the night Of the day
,ybch Iris nrolui,e was made. DR. stone dragged
so,, hi. bed and carried 10 gaol where he remained
an ri-r, unou writ sued out affidavit OF the BOY
,bst Inc Doctor was indebted 70 aim 70 the amount o.
80 for services On the following day De was loeI
49, on bal % the action being given % the cherr
The solicitor. OF the boy, Messrs. Muitleoufy ara
LIE .re hi. prssent employers. Who nrst suggest
- =, ,b nov The idea Of making claim IT this nature
I. rstr Of lecture. There seems 70 be little douot
raj he boy had been slave, and, therefore ne could
NJ LEGALLY De- entitled % receive compensation Tor Us
.sr,iras The case viii Il not abandoned come up LOT
trial At the next Spring Assl1es. .,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

NORTH CARoLISA.-Hon HuGH WADDELL'
Whlg Senator elect from Orange Co to the Legis-
lstme has resigned his seat. Capt. Berry, the
Loco. Foco opponent OF Mr w had the same mum
her Of votes, bat the Sheriff voted for the latter and
furnished hun with a certificate. In consequence
Of this. Mr.. Waddell resigned, and new election
takes place on the 9TH OF November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

GRADUATES or CoLLEGEs-The following table
presents the number OF Graduates at the recent
Commencements of the Colleges OF New England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

NeW-1Ork and New Jersey
Harvard Univ Mass 80 Wateryille College NE
Williams College, do .i3 Columbia college 81 -
Amherst College, do % Union College NJ ~
Yale College, Conn 20 Hamilton College IL -.
,rrinitv College l3' Geneva College, Nl..-.lf
We.isvsn Univ ia. - 25'N Y City University NY q
D.rtmogtb College Ii 81 Madison University. NY -
Brown University RI. 30. New Jersey College Mi
Vermont University, Nt.2i Rutgers College NJ'---.4f
Mddlebury College. do. 10 80
Bowdoin College Me ...33 Total, ~ Colleges 'V9
The average number 20 each j. 35. Union and
Vale have the largest numbers Wsterville and
Middlebury the least y. II. Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ 4 three inch Crotou pipe has been laid
across the East River 10 Bandss Island and the Inst
tutious at that place have liberal supply Of water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

STEAM POWER.-A workshop % LEI. " feet BY a,
Cextrs good hght, with steam power Inquire d
% 81 H. TAYLOR AZ Aysnns D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
y. Y. Wing Nomination.

HEIIASN GOULD Of Delhi, has been nominated
Tor Congress by the Wings OF the Xth delaware and
r.er District DR. a FITcH Of Delhi is the Anti
ssn, candidate Two sets Of Delegates attended the
Wbie Convention from the town of Delhi one Of which
,.r. in the Fitch interest, but finding the friends Of
,ss, gentleman in minority, they withdrew and re
noninsted Fitch who had previously received the
lhr Rent nomination
RHsalasy C0-Assombly Amos X. HADLEY Troy
,spe.ssr of the last Housc unanimously renominsod
N,nyLANu.-Thc Senatorial Elections in one
tb,rd Of the Counties of this State all that vote
tins YEAR have resulted as follows
Anne Arundel ~ EdrGrd HqmmDnd Loco
Charles ............ ions MATHEWS Wing.
Calvert ........ Ddajd K0u. Loco
Caroline ......... Thomas TWHO Loco
Montgomery ......... WILLIAM l.. GATHER, Wing.
Prince Georges .. JoHN ID BOWLING Wing gam.
somerset...........J oHN n DANE Wing
No change except ia Prince Georges The last
Senate stood 10 Wing 10 Loco. The new one
stands IA to 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

THREE ENGINES AND TWO BOILERS for sse
i Yesy Iov. Inquire q DIses-sl @F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

rS' A small steamboat called the " Stranger IS
10 run between this City and Blsckwells Island The
pier which the Stranger will land has not yet been
designated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

MEXICAN CLOCKs-For domestic and export
Atrsde :, l3s Pesr!-st C. ). sPERRY,
s12 ann Agent for The Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

FATAL AcCIDENr.-lesterday afternoon man
named John Moresdy fell from the hsy.ofi Of Messrs
Hatfield s Pertines stables and killed almost in
stsnty IN inques, will be held on the body this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

gsos aEy d.. DowLlss, Plsroa OF THE BEoroaDss.
BAPTIST CsvscH.
M HgssY HasfssroS. Dr1E sIs-i have srescpiess.
af- IN expressing NY opinion u The Ingenuity sxesiienl
mora lerdsrcJ and Instructive character of your beautiful
Dorsmu oflhs Creation and tie Delnge visited your ex
kblon few lays agoin company with my fsniy and Ne
ell came away delighted and sdifed ] Know Of sacsy
any way 10 witch ard VIVID conception of he or
der Of e SIX days Of ersston can be % ps.sngy com
p.r Of yoar exhibition The second part 10 also vel sdspt
Cd produce solemn Impression u The most sou >sndous
-s destruction Of tho sntduvisn world with Tho wstsss
u the Flood shall be glad 10 hear that your yaasb.s ead
Instructive exhibition 10 extensively psronizsd
Yoon respectfully Dc~LiSs'
p,s.ero,,, s.csxp D,os.sulFhsss admirable end
Astonishing Of really deserving Of public PEI
ronase Thsn hes altos eer original and The exscuuo1
been the result Ok many year labor TIE nstafs
holder vtnesses tho gresl Of creation from the fons
don Of me earth until u placed amid he beauties ns
Garden u Eden Nothing can possible gve a. doe q ns
which amid the foliage pouring forth tssn vo1s
To witness his zoe scooe 10 Alone worn m1e nsn
fearful from u Rathhlnsss The tsfe hnncsns !hs dst
uge OF waters the ARK aosing % heir empssmoos $500
he gradual cessng Of tho rain, the spsntor o. me rsmoow
orons stoge.her 90 exhibition which hes nsyef eesu g
eeiled-~e doubt indeed, n ts ever been sesssa ~
y The Anghi.hs.ns 81 oi'fsn svs aa n1so,
The following from The Nsw-Yofs Tribune
H..t.s7oss scsrvruaAL DiosAAA.-rhs imposlng 81
hbinon worthy Of ys;i from 81 VIC ns,s " sp2rsas
Nv An Thsy rssnsct he Creation IN al is stages; he
nsw-mads Ishu In the frnsmsui beautifully indicating
whso snothsn days aoes: s0@ n.an 49,. 49,
4 msssr.pioes Of dioramic e6ect, exhibiting mmnh g
sss ssusris 10 he highest degree exciting 70 bseoA
,sroass III shss tempest The sxhibiros sos ap vt
Tssi deal ssnulJ and cannot a V b very
ficseu 8 cui ehlircn hslfpnes. Door ooen I-
] Curtain hses q . O'Clock. INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

4 vi IN 10 s0'
ChsVe MS day formed copsrnership under The frn
and style Of HOYT KNIGHT, diapers and tslors,
No y Futon-st In his cify.-New-York- Oct 3 lSs
JOHN P. HOYT.
% g. CHARLES J. KNIGHT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02
Nheriilfas's { Sale.

BY virtue 5of:suhdrysWFits OF FieriSFa-
cias, 10 me- directed. twill pruceeilsto sell
al Edsefeld Court House, on lhezfrsl
Monday aud Tuesday following.in Fsbru:
AIRY uexl, the following property, in The
named cases, 10 Wit:
w. w. GeieersYs Rudolph Garter, and
Elizabeth Garter, NIX. Bullery.& Co.,
and others, rsIhe same, Two negro men
slaves. by ,he-name OF Bob and Jack, also
Eve head Of mules. one e-slEall wagon and
gear, The property Of The defendant RI
dolph Carter. .sas .s: 80. -. ).
Levi BuslI, and Lewis Bush vs William
Bush, ,aad. Others. wosnegro slaves, by. The
name of Alsey and Amanda, The, property.
ofIhc defendant William Bush: ~ ~
William Mobley,a and Others, vs. John
Smelly, one. .;horse. 49,
Terms of Sale Cash. :e.,.syz.ss
ii. B0UIIWARE, S. f D.
ian2l 5 3lsi'- asSl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02
FeInaIe Academy.

YEyIlE Female Acadeuy IN The vicinity Of
il EitonI,. o. seyensiniles north o. Edge
field Court House, ,son the road 10 Cambridg ge,
will be, opened ON Tuesday. the 4tflsaf: January,
underi the direction of Miss MARY JnH1a. The.
favorable, character of Miss Julian assan excel.
leut instrnclress has been established in severul
sections Of the District BY the experience Of
ssvveralYeats teaching, and justly commend her
TO The patronage Of Parents and Guardians Z
Terms o sFuition. per seysionsof gFiue
"a: - Nonths: 3: - -
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and A1ith.
metic, s. Sc 90
Wi,hihe above, Grammar, History, Geo;
- graphy, - :, s,;s.s,s 300
with the uboye. Natural aud Moral Pili.
a losophy and Comp position, &c. IL 90
saIiisic, and use ofPano, 90
sBoarding can be had insseyeiaE families at
81 per mouth. E5:s
Payments at the end Of each session.
January 5 ssT3tf so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virlue of sundiy writs: of .Fieri Fa.
.,AD 3cias, 10 me directed. will proceed
10 sell at Edsefield iCourl douse, on The
first Monday aud Tuesday following, 10
February next, The following property, in
the following cases, viz: -.
Bennett Perry VS. Fl. Corley; Arthur
Dnzier. .und'olhers, severaIly, VS. The same,
three negro slaves, by name, Ann, Charity,
and EH.two mares, AMI Que mule.
81. S.s& DC. Smyley vs. Hurton FRI
day. Allen g. SmyIey vs The same, one
negro girl slave bv name Emmer.
William S. Snyley vs. Starring Senlell,
three head ofrhorses.
Charles J. Glover, aud others, VS. Star
ling Turner, one sorrel stallion horse.
J. M. Blocker VS., George Christian, one
Buggy and Harness.
Wade CuIbrealh vs. Nj. D. Green, one
black horse.
w. w. Geiger vs. Rudolph Carter, aud
Elizabeth Garter, N. K. Bu,lcr& Co.,
aud others. seveIully, vs. the same, one
negro man slave BY name Dick, ilhe pro-
peTty f,the defendant Rudolph Carter.
l. N. X. Butler. g. Co. vs. Elizabeth Cur
Ter, and Rudolph Carter, George Paro,t,
and Others, seyerally, vs. the same four
negro slaves to Marian, Stephen,
Ned aud Agsy, the property Of Tie de-
feadant Elizabeth Carter, IN
Terms Cash.
H.. BOULWARE. S.sE.D.
I Jan 81 81 So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02
gEDGEFIELD HOTEL,

gHEyHE Subscribersann 10 other friends
IL and the public, that they hive opened
The house formerly occupied by Mr.. B. j. Ryan,
iii Edge6rld village, and ME prepared to accom-
modaie all those who may favor them with their
patronage, with comfortable fare for themselves
and.horses. ~.
Their5T TablewilI be always. provided with the
best the market affords, and attended to by
oblisipg and competent servants. 81 .,yi,,- &:
u Their Stables will he attended TO- byifrst rate
os,lers, who will be in waiting at all hours, by
day or night, to see t!lathorses are properly ta.
ken care of. CHARLES.J. GLOVER.
- -4if ARMISTEAD BURT.
sept2 If IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02
BETHANY ACADEllY,

ZEN E Exercises of this Institution will be
u resumed on tie second Monday, 10Th
January, lS45. under 9the Rectorship of sMr
GEORGE GALPHls. The Trusiees having tried
.ir Galplin, for three years spast;s and having
found him ever true and failhfnl, ,and fnllycoln:
petentto to discharge the dutiesIincunibeh upon
the Teacher of u FIRST rate Academy, do most
cheerfnIly recommend him raad. .onFs institution
10 llie patronage ofthe public: ThesAcademy
is sllihted in healthy, beautiful aiid retired
sprl, FAR removed from any iralacsiieiItsio ex.
pensc or dissipation. The SchonE ii non sup
piled with GIobes, &c, andswil shortly be
furnished with Surveying :Ihstrunlenfs and
Philosophical Apparatus. ir.tii>. 2.
RATES OF TuITIoS.i ~
First Class Studies.-Spellihg, Read
ing. Wiling, Elementary Geography,
aud Arithmetic. II 4. 50 -;
Charge per session Of 5montfis, $50 90
Cd Class Studies.-First mrt: on aiif.
chcli's Geography, first pa1 Smiths
Grammar, Davies, Arithmetic as sisr as i
fractions.
Charge per session OF oinonths, 90
Sd Class Substantially Gcogra.
ply concluded, Davies. Arithmetic s
through Vulgar and Decinal fractions,
Smiths Grammar concluded, Boyd,s r, :.
Rhetoric and Composition, Tasrts Uni:
versal History, Ryans Astronomy, with
the use ufthe Globes, IA
= Charge persession oil; 5 months, "a o. 90
?. 4h Glass Studies. es.-Ariihmet t,cpnt!ls
ded, Tyler's History concluded History
of the United Slaesi: Bonrdon.s Algebra,
Legendre's Geometry,& s sTngdnometry
Hershell's Astronomy, Dayiesss Survey
ing Hedges Logic, Criticism plmstei =
Natural Philosophy and Book eeping
Charge perSsession of 5AhoDtlss q 10 90
5th Class Studies 'rhe Greek and ~
Latin Languages, and the aaihemaieal
Sciences. and otherstudiesas The Tech. Az
er may deem expedient5 5orsneees
~ Charge per session Of 5smofitis, u 5 90
&. Exercises by The mernbers Sof! !alE aassss; in
Composition and Defamation oiceSeyery
week. rs -
IN. B.-No Student will be adyaIced 10 a
higher class. unless he SIS able staidR fair
examination on the studies OF 1iis BWt. y.
No Stndentwiil- be charged fit less than q
quarter. unless bYsiipn nlation time Of en-:
trance. Z No deduction tors lsencef su1less
cansFd. BY sickness i. high desifable tiat
the Students shollt commence tlihsS inning
ol.ihe session, anda lend:rega
=. rs
i7,Es f: Rt JEFFERSON,
80 IAYLOR
AZ q ARBE
5sss...5s:. ". ~
dec % a { 11astess.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02
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AAF this District. "a Muutto man, who says
" his name is HIRAM. and that he belongs
to Mr.. John Harrison. of Fairfield District, 5.
c. Said fellow is about FIVE feet six inches
high, between % aud 25 years Of age, bright
complexion. He has scar under the lelleye
Said fellow says he ranaway sometime in July
or August lust
The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property pay charges aud tuke him
away, or he will be dealtwith as the law directs.
iss4. C. II. GOODMAN, ]. ED.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-02

a LII Persons are cautioned against trading
"A for, the three following Notes, as they
weresinmy purse wien il was stolen
One Note Oh G.. L.. d Z. Penn, for twenty
dollars, drawn 18th Feb. lS46, Bye. L.. Penn.
One Note on Malachi Belts, Tor twenty nine
dollars. fdrawnby Fl. BouIware, tuled Deer.
Is. 1S45.
One Note ON Mathew Belts for twenty one
dollars 65s cents; dated 7th Sepg. lsA4, drawn
by Ed toach.
The Purse was stolen some time in July
1916. The Notes are all due. The signers>of
then,safe reqnes,edsno 10 pny them to any per.
son but lie subscriber.
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