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TAPPAHANNOCk FEMALE Acc DEN Y
: L-.icr iin Lirc.iion III W. SlkIH l ELIlS

'tTt7 -1T' '-.fTt.1II - '''1'1'
srriil. receive pupils on The Is. ;oaily IA ;"bcf
~ neIt ails> VI |. Mcfcr, who needs II" cniosS,
aided by others rmlnrntls qualified, va aise thorough
instruction mall lis hranch. taught ~ best schools
Accomplish ladies' educated al the Scli'o' w,ihin
the .st tea years, and rar.mg the hi:he, circles,
':!ri The Iiifrst whence ~ IT. cNcrencr Tn" les
,i;,.oIy patrons is Also Offered. rae interest 9" pm
-rsa.uu q. Fu.*iU,r.
So deduction to- absence, Unless IA cases ol pr"
ifdcted sickness.
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OVER WA%t.D ~aGes .3@
WISH - ri!9H 'i'- St,v'c-@ 81 ~ 's.af.,r.r.t
1:laa"cr 81 m t.-iil-tu >n: T.i'4l 'ttri. '-tlt
rnsmingstaf. IooGr .,ih ga bprg =3.I.ia.o., te-
commentators 100 s flIt!if,,in.s-, ~'anriy "a. a.
di-ry tie wage. iH addition Ia .iuetli iuIing "a
,lSlai .fivts.-, win Il. hot les tti.f $50 si. IL
!I"t; liauler ~ tie esnie county the ~ Il
October, aad viii thea ts,;wrrn ~ A.a a, IN
M tn placr. Applications Il. letter q. Isrud ltS
RS i y.l'i br attended lo nwrfrlIf!r ca in, t,um
tron ii" -p;Inrs, cGrfhl i.!..
To- / htya q STABLE and soHrfal snaN 'iur>E3
l,t Irnt. sFlt, t-tfj..tlcl.
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MRS. sflEfFEY's sELEcr sCHoo.

Al k3i.pEA IA, STAUNI TON, W.
AIRS. SHEfFEY, expecting >ni.r varancrs IN Ter
LVi .sC.e at the end u Ill. present term. DESTROYS
ct ilayiu: them :ci i"r he ueSi ,tSsion.
fnc Number ot pupils Is iinct IL tg-se, ali o.
wncm required 20 BE- hoariris it- Arrangements
%; ,hc Schuo rsi nrd t. hs those ui @clIrti.i
L. iaiiiY, g s;;1ii lin. .ir,. Shelf; Ia is
The Ordinary alten'jrn I" lie mtansis. tdts
:nt ,irai;s -: ~ - Gnicr li.cttar-"
II Is Mrs surliry : desire uE." the cultivation III
the s:,i v nIt q! ~ iuia and T. maze her liti''
establishment nursery IT t-s,ctnu veil ~ !
soloo mental Improvement. sie would ta'i. too,
reed II H. Ia aGdiIisn fcucd aud happy hnm- all
1urnin. with h,f. Assisted ny Iry G,1.hters, Mrs
Hansen ard lliss shelley, Mrs. hope. discharge
ter duly faithfully ihos- entrusted u her
iacrr two sessions III YEAR. ui n9e months EACH
tivia-t - ,a:at.ons II Eng;h iJc ilrst sts
second IA, "G ..a.e.y,t. and rGGs WIKI hntch,
October and April, the vacation months. The neat
re- sion viii commence the igst Monday III November.
Terms for s. san II nee months:
Board and lutina III English, So
French, ~
Lessons the piluo, with the - InsrG:ne ht, p
tSo additional charge for singing
Instruction IN Latin and lessons ON tie Gnar n the
prices Of Tie Proict oIs.
Circulars containing som. further pirticriifS may be
obtained by application 10 Mrs. Shrtry
GrrgREScra:
Rev y TYLER, Hon Lucas 'funmnson, Captain L. l.
Stevenson, Dr F'r Stfhling, Eia-mus Slnbng, ESD
Brp Crawford Esq, 4 II II Stuart, Esq, addison Ioeh
ran. ESq-Staunton.
Hon Danl Smith, Ilarrsonburs
Gen : Il Lewis, Port Republic.
Iioa John Tayloe LomlS, Frrde. cks5uT..
Hen B,i.coe Il Baldwin, . Bad"m, ks'l., Rcli II
Gallaaer, :.sG-Richnnnd
Hon Richard Meade Petersburg.
Sent G2-c.t
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Las evening The Lynchburg Packet came in
oveilowei with travelIers--and here were flee
full passenger cars on The Fredericksburg Raj
Road
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF RAN
DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
J,HE exercises of hi. Institution viii he Resumed on
l. the first Monday II November ensuing, anc coz
tinue ten months.
FACULTY.
jain Me,tauer, 4 n, y, / iD, Professor o: tiir
Principles and Pfacice e! Medicine, ana surgery ana
Clinical Practice.
+ ] arttauer, a n, ii u, Professor Of Anatomy.
Physiology ana Chemistry.
-. Professor II Therapeutics ami Matsf;a
Medica, Midwifery, and the Diseases of Females and
lnfan.s.
EXPENSES.
Fac for The course, payable in advance, sli5
Graduation Fee 81
Board. convenen; 10 the Medical College, for len
months, s!'o
iase sir miles ifom the Medical College, VII hot o.
cost more than %
$3.50
JNo P NErTAuER, Dean.
Prince Edward Court House, Sep, l5-ctlstNoV
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JAMES GARLAND AND WA. NJ. CABELL
HAVE united in The practice Of Law, and will regu-
ii larly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst AppomaltoI, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchhurg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
practice In the Court OF Appeals. Oct I-s1
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John knolc, Esq. is aided IL the Damocfaiic
nominees in the Wheeling District.
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THE NEW CODE-Mot supp"sE. Thu we invaded
any Copy right injured any public private interest,
proposed, let he "eirii :" oar leader 10 LAY heiufr
thriu n, am earl, day, III. peo laws under winch
have i've We hear that great exceptions arc taken
L. oar course III crian quarters, and II Is posed 10
prohibit us by iiJlnctioh, from proceeding WIN ihe
rmb.icaiion Wc VIII not wait for The officer of the
law. We succumh. Though ii does seem.a uie hard,
ilal our Lucooco rulers VIII not permit graa'c pub.
licatIcn of the C"de. Tptnfy thousand is the oHet
notch al which they viii allow il tU ne published!
Richmond Hing.
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n PoUssIs, Min:,,c, u France, who arrived
here IN Wednesday lasl, is still IN ;his city, bn
Is Understood t. intend to return 10 Res IoT6
ard 10 rc:oan IN Ind: Gig until he hca's iron
his G. ,ver!n!ert
lew DAYS, ii CHARLES V.L Is, "ho came to IN,
couo'iy .rfy a.eiy, 10 0e Fms Secretary 10 III,
F!"ucn L"sa OF.
'rnr remaGin, Members q. that Legation az
III MAKE. lhac,e, wno cane ont win III 7. Us
sIS. III has ~ heliu ac,,d lc capacity o! ;se,
,c:sry oi L sairor; AID 81 BsRr' ESY, son OF III.
Genera OF that name, @l>o iRacie. "a" III til
city ot New fok. - A0tirnoi InteitigcacGr.
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Look at This.

'hE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
-, - citizens of Abbevc and the public in general
IN tnat they will still continue to carry On the
"a HAnhAAGE MAKING business at this place
nd aie now prepared to mako at shortest notice an
a'est anu most approved styles, and to afford then,
'ls CHEAP us in any other market Theirw work yylii
Do warranted for twelve months. ,'-'''' -
ihey are also prepared 10 do all kinds ofreun;x;
NJ .neIr limo with neatness and Dispatch Persons
them call they feel satisfied their vol sSS
Prices VIII please.a -. M. H. S. &F.A.DEAT.Es.is.
r, IN: b.-New and second handed sBtgeies ana
carriages always oil hand for Sale ls'--
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OBITUARY.

| Died. on the Gath ut at his residence. ne.r, Tho
| WILSON. e' D' o.
I The disease, of which Mr.. Wilson dod, was deem
seated SMperdtire Inflammation of the throat neck.
and head; which, OH Friday morning nreyons ~
his DEATH attacked the brain, thercbv VERY moi
weakened the powers of his mind; on the evening
peore his aeath, however, he gave satisfactory Nv
idcnce OF his approach to happy immortality. bv
an attempt sing, and TO converse upon the means
OF grace. '."'''
Ills life was characterized by the strictest nteo-
rity morality and christian picfy and, in his death
tie community has lost an inesiimable citizens tho
church Jealous member; and his widowed wife
ana hVc interesting children, their best earthly
! iriend-CoM. ''
fow frequently are we admonshed of the ius,a-
o.'y VI u'| earth'y hopes! Hoy often our fond
repeatedly, docs the nsntnte archer" lot Av b;s
parbcd shafts, with fatal aim, at some shinip1
marx And in their rapid flight, what ereyol,s
wounds are inflicted upon the hearts of sorrowino
saIsors @ , AS spectators Of the cruel triumphs Of
"thc last enemy" how various the feeIIngs. which
agitate our bosons! Prompted by natural inrpnl.
ses' now prone we are to suy with sf Lorenzo"
" Give death his due, the wrctchcd, and the old.
" Let hIm not violate kind natures laws,
But own man, born 10 live, as well as die" IS
Yet how often does experience
"-Yield us proof of deaths ambition,
" 10 call his victims from the fareet fold !"
These reflections have been suggested by the.de.
mise Of JOHN DUNN, infant child of B p. and
JANE r: HuoHEs, at the carly age of eight months
All that parental affections aided by medical skill,
could effect, was tried: yet, in vain After q long
Struggle Tor existence, the little sufferer yielded to
the necessity of our common nature," and to the
reslstless decree Of Providence, on the night of
last Sabbath: How appropriate tho period of it's
EXODUS! If we understand aright the teachings
OF the inspired word IL exchanred Tho sof, t,,,;J;
oi Gods day Of rest, on earth, for the noontide
sp!endor, OF an eternal Sabbath, in Heaven. Jesus
said" suffer little children to come unto me, and
HEAVEN" 80" - ~
Bereayed, and discolsoIate parents. q ye sorrow
not as Others, without hope"-"L not yeng hearts
oe troubled. (says Christi neither let il Be afraid.
ye believe in God, believe also in me.' He, who
. hath taken away" yiB in answer to .sthe prayer
Tfasth bestoY That bssssing swhct akefitfich,
q q ! : / B 81 y
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HEAD QUARTEEs, !.
CHARLESTON, June 18th

CHARLESTON, June 18th, lS49.
ORDER NOS. -; .s&
TTHE following Regiments will parade for Review
l. and Drill, ut the times and places following:
The 10th Regiment of Infantry at Richardson's,
on Tuesday the 3lst Of July next, IS ri. $50
The 7th Regiment at the Old Wells, on Tues.
day the Cd of August *q
The 9th Regiment at loves, on Tuesday the
7th of August. '- 2.-s55s 5se =. -
The I'd Regiment of Cavalry, at Long Myers.
OIL Thursday the 9th of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry ut Morrow'ss Old
Field on Saturday the l1th of August ~
The 9th Regiment at Lomax's, on Tuesday the
18th of August.
The 4th Regiment near Veriennss, on Thurs.
day the 10th Of August. 455e,
The 4ed Regiment, at Minton's, on saturdsythe
18th of August. .,r..@
The Cd Regiment, at Halls, on Tuesday theR Rlst
of August. -
=, The 5th Regiment, at Hunters, on Thursday tho
23d of August. , lrs..88;j; sygsfx
The LIST Regiment Of Cavalry, at PiekenAgille,
on Saturday the 25th of August az
The Sd Regiment of Infantry, at ToneyG old
store, on Tuesday tho 2Sth of August. g1stsEs -
The lst Regiment at Benton's, on Fiday fheSIn
of August. ,........,,' - - ae.syas
The Commissioned and non- Commissioas3 Off
GERS, will assemble the day previous to the review
of their several Regiments, on their respective pa
rade grounds, for drill and instruction. = " Sr,,
An inspection Of Arms Of every company will
take place Immediately after the review 81 each
> Pho Major General will, with kisseaG Gssatend
the reviews, also, the 'BFigadier ,GsASssks 5Tith
their staff, in, their respective Hriged are
further changed with ,the sxtegIen ,of til
,'.is by order Of the Cossriand e..
"'s ~ 'jgswgcAN,TYs,
,i ,sune aa - e 45 = 1888 81"
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Also,
Notice.

I lHE Exercises of the Hodges and Fuller Instf-
il'tes will be resumed on Monday the 10th Of
lho Board of Trustees deem it unnecessary to
peuk o, The qualifications Of the teachers of Tho
several departments of the Institutions. Their
pc.ehcy 10 instruct and thoir system of teaobinc.
nave been so fully developed and satisfactorily test,
=. since .her connection with the institutions, and
a. uhc recent examinations Of the Students. which
closed on yesterday rs 10 place their capaeitv be.
yond doubt. '"Pae''y De-
o;, nhankiui for the liberal patronage hitherto r..
csHea gTas'fled ut the high degree of satisfaction
oAptessea by the patrons of the institution. th.,,
confidently look forward to an incredssd ana Sy coy
t'nucd patronage. 'A0 ''h-
r, r"r iurtner information SEQ Catalogue of fho
pr"l a"agss g. and Fuller Institute for I84s. Notice Of
in," NM, M Nlehos' principal of the Fuller Insti
pal of the Hodges Institute. a. "l Pfinci-
,,,. % WILLIAM VI Ii p. HILL, sec'ry. BIT
l64w
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notw'thstaanding proposal to arbi,ratc had
been made. DR. Bascom savs.

notwithstanding proposal to arbitrate had
been made. DR.. Bascom saws:
'.The quos; proposition to arbitrate. origi.
natins with the Northern General Confer
eace OF ls4s, and suspended upon ~ series
ol Improbable contingencies: someof which
were liable to be determined by single in.
atvnuat lchosen, too, by III, defendants J
"a any suits that may be brought--is ex-
Pressiy restricted to the book concern and
1oes not directly, or indirectly, in terms or
i ~ application, include the "char,er fund %,
although, ,inst the plan Of separation, this fund
Is specified int the same distribution, with
the !" book concern" aa
1t will be in place to say in conclusion,
tnat the Southern Commissioners have re.
liable notice from The North, that should
the question be arbilrated, and decision
ne given favorable 10 the South, suits will
oe brought Immediately, in bar of any divi-
Sion OF the Church property whatever, with
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Arbitration, therefore will not kecp the aues
ton out of the Courts Of the country, and
anyturther delay, by the Southern Commis-
sioners, IN bringing suit, is worse than use.
less, because an act of injustice 10 tlous.
ands OF needy and injured claimants"
FATHER MATHEW AND HIS MOVEMENTS
-Cur last account Of the movements Of
thc temperance Apostle left him at Brook
iyh, where he was received in the most re-
spectful manner by the authorities and the
people. On arriving he lost no time in en-
,.ering upon the great object Of his mission.
having notified the people Of his intention
The good Father commenced his lahors in
the school room attached to ST. Paul's
Church and administered the pledge to as
many as presented themselves
The number on each day of those who
took the pledge "ns as !e!!ows:-T'hnrsdnv
l,Ol0; Friday, 1850; Saturday, l,lO0:
Sunday, AGO; Monday, 1900. Total,
$500.
Among the pledged are many who were
regarded as quite beyond hope. and who,
under any ordinary influence, would doubt
less have continued in their evil habits.
fhe principal towns at the east nre max.
k'ng arrangements 10 receive Father Ma,h.
ew with due respect The committee of
reception, on behalf of the Temperance
Association of Boston, have engaged Fan
u!i Hall onsthe evening of the 25th, for
Grand Levee in honor of Father Mathew.
The Sons and Daughters of cold water
from every pnrt of New EngIan nd are expec-
ted 10 congregatc in Freedoms Old Cradle
TO welcome and pay their respects to one of
Liberty's truest champions. The Govern
or VIII preside on the. .eccasion.-N. Y. Dr.
gan. -3-s4'' .$s&sIz ys.sss
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Head Quarters.
9TH REGIMENT 6 ~

TN NC'I IMENT S. c. NJ.
- ters' OF the second Brigade, Board Of UI;-
cels' 10 consist of Maj Gen. Bonharn.. Col. Jas r
CI, Lt Col. NJ c. M. Hammond. Bio, Gsns 80
~, Garv.n, m Guton, Weaver with oil the officers ns
Ga,n lne ou regiment, will assemble ut Duo West
Of Apgua, MDnevllo District on Wednesday the 18th
answer certain questions, submitted by the Gover.
- nol 1I ihis State which will then be presented.
ss We officers Of the 9Th Regiment ara reonss,.
Sc g attend In full None to sit ON The
Board but such are IN iiform. =. s1sl .lD
.~e DO. HAWTHORN,
July %, 1s49.l 10 Nes l. o ~ NJ.
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BEST Cotton Gins in Market

li1E subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
OF TINS and the neighboring Districts, that ho
GINS continues e, I'm les the business Of making COTTON
H!Ns nl:s at ms old shop five miles from Cbannell,s
prioge' Ill Edgeiicd District; that he nov h,s -,
,iana Ia. number Of Cotton Gins of tho best an,tv
os .sc saws being ten inches in diameter, and n,o3o
ot oa pest cast steel The ribs are made Of hammsr.
ened nnd dna m, ,aeed with cast steel, and well hard
~. ulu made durable. These Gins ara b.o,,ad
ny INC most who try he,n to be Gins nS ,ho ',
u,ace Eora ma nee and durability, of any now in market
G n.r d. ol them' Of is saws. huvo picked s;x hos
per per aay he subscriber offers these Gins at s
of tho noah SE VIII deliver them if ordered, in aIy
Anr,;o,.; JOHN CHAPMAN
Ntmpnp Ntpp',as,'hs mado to any of the foow;nr rcn-
aN% aN%sSssS Swho will act agent will be- pre;a" gS%
SsSo1R,s M nnd mn,T", Esq Edgeheld c. H.;
KELLER, u. WARTS, Es,l Laureus e ''IilS New
| July 81 " Abbeyillc o H. JOHN
| 10 3t
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Warehouse and Commission

u,uH TO tN SS....,-...HAMBURG,S C..
+. undersigned having taken The w Warehouso
oi Gelger d Partow, Qute Geiger& knight. )
;snd an SALE Of Cotton and other Produce F0P.
INC ggMrGonnING ~ GMERCHANDIzE,&cP ,&cPURCHAS.
1NM ~, ~ ORDER, &c. c..when desired.
oa.N me usual advances will be made on consion.
Warss trust, from the favorabislocation of the
ness to obtain liberal share o pa,sonsa, DaS, a,.5
ss.s so action. w. D NoN.1 ~.
saaaanSurg, e4s August BAD
grateful fS tS,un unnds.signed .v,rn their
\spnort sSo:. 10 their patrons for their liberal
mesd "hoIn they confidently recon.
Aupux, HEIGER g. KNIGHT.
| '.f ~o Gm
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Wool in the Seed Again !

nNHE Subscribers can now say to the public with
confidence that they nre better prepared to
- CARD WOOL than they were ever be-
fore having just received from New York a set of
new cards, which have been placed upon tho ma
chine. Last year we undertook to clean wool of
all extruneo,as substances, but found it difficult
matter. We have no doubt our newly invented
machinery performed as we'll as the first clock, or
cotton gin. Since thon, our machinery has been
much improved, and been made entirely new, and
we will now ,oarrdnt all our work to be done we'll
Fhe Wool must be washed before it is brought us,
but no picking is necessary. Those who do not
wish to finger briars and pick burrs out in the
good old way" We would invite to bring us their
wool. w. B. SHELDEN g. SON.
Duncan's Creek, miles -
east Of fi.aurensC G. H. July21 ls At
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III Tie Matsa d asAa sgals,sss stss.
81 NOTICEs To IsI:EGHTER6

y .sgT9I NU1lOEf5 to
THE snndepgned, Exsentors sQf The aWi
L Eand Testament Sds316n Caft4sy, Aeed,
hereby give neticst to tke eti Id vi - x gsrt,
decSasedzs no ahsks6x d Bissxy sx{ a.
TO fhe heirs Of Racys Ieirs
Of MssonsC Csisefti ,dsvsd y faa
Wardlaw, decd sad 70 Alfl6 IA,
tees in, anunder said lifybstthsy yism and
bsqnsathed % abem s. and 49,. NJ = a Il
'dsfaalt n psompt applioasiopS ebxI sTs.
toes they viii hold themselves daSS saHf< from
liability for interest on said Legacies. -
Abbeville CHI. R.A ANCHER,
June S, 1S4s. l2n w. &C. HIIIY sss'
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EIYMENIAL.

Married. by Rev. W.P. MARTIN, onfTuesdav tho
!oth ut. Mr. CULLEN LARK, to Miss ELIZA
y JANE, only daughter OF JAMES and HUI. .pAH Cun-
slNGHAM, all of Laurens Dist ,-f -"
=, Married on the list July. by ,sAM- ReIp, ESD,
Mr: JAS: STANCEL, to Miss CYNTHIA Nc,
CLELLAND, all OF this District E' r1E 74Ea''st-
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-S~,.... -s-ys
a SHOT FROM ONE OF. ALABAMA,s
n...% BIG GUNS.

We copy the following from the Mont.
gomery Flag g. Advertiser:
Mr.. Editor.--It is announced in the Ga
zette, lhai ], Cannon Jones, will meet MIR.
William Fl. Ogbournc, Esq. in debate n,
eundry, digers:nnd numerous places around
!his, Montgomery county. Having mul-
hphchy OF business arrangements on hand
.atih.s present time. Can't do SO, howsocv-
er much / may be pariolically inclined
iherel1lo. i am not without hope, never
iheless, that my .neighbor, Air. James l..
Har!sh, will do so. l consider him able to
discharge this public duty to MIR. Ogbournc's
.ssatIsiactiop, and TO vlndicale the ,coun.ry's
honor and The peoples privileges.
nWhar n,yl politicians consregatc,
He'll be thar, l calculate"
MY reasons for not accepting the chal.
'enge4 Of Mr.. Ogbourne are divers and nu.
merons, to wit :, 10, . - 49,.
Firstly. have too much TO do (ns the
whole town. knows) 10 be running around
the country like The wind ON a mountaln,
when, aint no candidate.
Secondly. IF didn't have multifarious
and numerous businessman on hand
! wouldn't go into The business, because me
ana farlsh, being two to one agin he chal
Ienglng party, would be taking odds of him
which he couldn't be expected 10 stand ND
against. I'm always for .sfair play,"-I
pm. a.
Thirdly / aint . candidate for Congress,
and have. always been in favor of every
dog doing bis own. barking. "'
u Fouthly. l. don't know that Mr.. Co.
bosEns means me when ne in vites "the
EGHsUa1fSYB
is 60 where I ainst .iHnnSyiited. &T -
sFiildy. I am rising fifty, and have seen
twenty years more Of the world than Mr..
Deboarne, and I don't seeahat could tell
the people nSthiDg they don't know. q.
y y. sNthly. Il Tcould, Faint sure ,hasJtheyy
IS s sssSnibIS aits, Il no 4, .off,ss.sssksr, and
ahsteiore, 4, CAP pkssees9 s9hat, il would pay 10
ride Tor a week, ,in The hot sun-to wranele
and eaagtssa bout lizard andsP Pugh, ,yand
HING DIV s5Rlss 1gs |' ssd ssa hsI
THE may ssll some people, !, ,but Il don't suit
Gid Cannon 1obea. ;, ,ss y}gess & sal q
- Eastly. + therefofsy decline sshs honor,
apdtarn ihe cate over to,nhy cofnbstve and
yqnthttt friend, James L. Parish, who in
iAyyecsbulary Of my friend, Gen Carroll,
Will ..norate"- &; a
: - e-fs j sAssder- -toness IKE all creation,
sSs Wat be knosvs'6bout the nation;
beot Frovisos; Taxes, and .COnares too. .
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prices range from to 10 Cts, = Ns - = -. = - =
CHARLESTON, JULY 39.-The tssasactios,a
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