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.yeE Vg' CON- Y:gRD.
Coal at 5000

COHI at SO,OU.
,IIE subscribers have for sale at their Yard on PL1-
| MOUTH STREET, the best varieties OF TENN hEp
AVID WHITE ASH and AQUIDNECK GOALS, which
viii be furnished Of the best quality dry and in good ORDER
and at the lowest rates. n, II T.
har5 nod Ash Coal will be delivered at 5000 per ton.
For house furnaces cylinder stoves, etc. it is warranted to
rive good satisfaction. ,> e,,,pr,, -
r. Foster a. 10 Il store, or Il. ID. WETHERREE's nRUG
ronr corner OF Green and Temple Streets, viii meet with
prompt attention. Ni0H " D soJ;.,c
April2.
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Messengers Notice.

FORESTER IS. July Is, 1885,
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of EDWARD T. SMITH, OF TEN.
peton in said County, carpenter an nsovent debtor and
the payment OF any debts the delivery of property
belonging said nsoven debtor TO him or for his use anu
the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors OF said nsoyent debtor
Commissioner Worcester, in said County on the ninth
day of August next O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof debts and to assignee assenees OF his
Estate. LEI JOSHUA HOSM GR, D. y, Messenger.
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Hive Store to be Enlarged,

TIE Proprietor of the HIVE being about to enlarge his
store to nearly double its present size, also intending
ose no a part of next month"; in consequence Will until the
800 o( August offer inducements his customers which
HE citizens of this city seldom favored with As close
INV store for one day for the express purpose OF
.MARRING DOW.N THE PRICES,
customers will find upon examination that they all can pur
os who give CALL if low prices will induce them Co.
RI reference past experience the citizens will take
notice that advertisement ever appears from the HIVE
which does something Prices will actually be
much less than formerly, and an examination only is heces
sary 10 convince all.
hiring this sale shall offer all my Shilling and Twenty
cent MLJSLINS for 10 and ~ cents.
MUSIINS DE LANES none over one shilling, and the
most al l21 cents.
BERAGE DeLAINES, all marked down to Trents
Cent-owest retail price for the most of them has
been less than 33 cents.
Silk and Wool BARAGEs AZ goods at SO cents, and
the 80 goods at % CensalsO, lot of Cotton Warp
Baages at l2@ cts.
large lot FRENCH PRINTS reduced to II and 20 cts
Super French 374 cent GlNGIIAMS for % cts-25 cent
Gmgams 20 oentsl7 and 20 Gnghams for III cts
% pieces of super 20 cent MUSLIN GINGHAMS marked
down l2l cents
30 prs bl'k and Pic Mic GLOVES and MITTs at cts.
Lot Wrought Palm CASHMERE Sc SIIAWLS for ST.
lot Black $3.50 SILK SHAWLS for 1926.
Lot Ready made MANTIlLAS for less than the cost of
Materials
Black and Green PARAsOI.S for s. AZ
Any thing to be found in the Store will be sold cheap
enough to satisfy any
nit the intention of the subscriber to open to the pub
lie coming Fall entire Store to appearance
also nearly entire stock of Goods if LOW PRICES
will sell those now on hand.
10 Ladies who give this sale their attention will be paid
for their trouble
90 Sign Of the Bee Hire, los Main Street
GEO p. BRYANT.
p s. The above Low Prices will be continued until the
first of August when the Store will be closed for repairs
July l6. dw2ws
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER K. KOAD OFFICE, I
Boston, July 10, 1850.
WHEREAS some eviminded person persons placed
w distractions the track of the Boston and Worces
Railroad the evening of the 9th of June last and also
the evening of the 9th nst thereby endangerng the lives
of passengers h Boston and Worcester Railroad Corpor
alton offer the above reward any person who shall give
information bv which said offenders shall be cOnviCe1 of
said offence They also offer the reward any per-
shall discover the perpetrators of any similar at
tempt said road between Framingham and Worcester
hereafter during the present year.
Jyl3d3w TIIOS. HOPKINSON, Prest.
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Protect yOsg3' Property
BY USING THE
METALLIC FIRE and WATER PROOF PAINT

BtIck, Chocolate, Drab, and Ash Coiors.
TIE chemical analysis of this substance shows its COM
ponent parts to consist principally OF Magnesial ALUMNI
ma, Slick, Oxide ofron, Suphae of lron Lime and trace
Of Carbon: altogether forming combination the best hited
OF any yet discovered TO the purpose OF defending
any thing covered by from injury by FIRE, WATER or the
destructive effects of TIME After an exposure to the atno-
sphere for few months the coating becomes sod &C.
men artificial slate which is mperous by either Fire or
weather.
1t being extensively used for painting both sides
and roofs of Buildings 1t is decidedly the best Paint for
Brick or Stone in entirely preventing those kinds
OF buildings from absorbing water and consequently render
ing them free from dampness aso for painting Kan koad
Dcpots, Cars and Bridges, any thing that is exposed TO
fire or weather II is also used for Carriage and other
paintings and is susceptible of receiving very high polish
and never cracks.
We have just received large invoice Of the above PAINT
direct from the Manufacturer In Ohio, aud offer il Tor sale
low at No. so MAIN STREET, Sign otae Good Samaritan
q. A. &c u. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, May II d3taw& wamis
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House Lois, Houses, SC.

~ BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly acre
fnfN ID each, delightfully."- situated on Paramount" hal
as4 mile north of the Court House. unequaed for beau
y location and aspect for those who prefer to live little
out and own large lot for a very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street on the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church. the desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot, and in other parts of the city
Also several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city, Good Gardening land by the acre, and other Real
property, for sale the accommodating terms. by
Feb -. eodstf ID. 5. MESSENGER.
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Worcester, July Is, Is
NAT'AGyE.

TNE subscribers have formed C9parnership under the
/ firm and style of SAMUEL. FLAGG & CO., and will
the Machine and Tool Manufacturing Business,
heretofore at their spacious Machine and Tool Establish
ment situated on UNION STREET. Grateful for the very
liberal patronage extended TO the old firm they respectfully
solicit continuance to the new.
~ All orders will be executed with prOmptness, and i'll
the most wOrkmanlke manner.
SAMUEL FLAGG
HENRY HOLLAND,
LUCIUS w. POND.
Worcester, July Is. 1850. d3wis
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

EsWorcester, IS. July IS, 1850.
by virtue of an Execution which issued Judgment in
ID favor of Abram J. Gibson of Clinton, in said county,
painter, against JOSEPHUS KENDALL, Of Clinton aiore
said yeoman the last of the Court of Common Pleas
for said county have taken all the Right in Equity that
the said Josephus Kendall had the twenynnth day of
May last, the day when the attached
process redeem certain mortgaged Real Estate situate
said Clinton, and the that is described in mortgage
deed thereof from the said Josephus Kendall to John p.
Oughon recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
M book 456 pages 37 and 38, and Saturday. the thirty
first day of August next at two O'Clock in the afternoon at
my Office in Worcester, No. 1876 Main Street, shall offer
for sale by pubic auction to the highest bidder said right in
equity of redemption to satisfy said execution and all fees
and charges of sale lJl6d j. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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Norwich, July TO, 1850. }
books for subscription the preferred stock of this Com
ID pany will be opened on the llh inst the Transfer
Office (T. T. MERwN Transfer Agent) No. Is Merchants
Exchange, New YORK, and remain open for sixty days
thereafter when the Books for such subscription will be
closed, until the 10th of January next
All persons who subscribe aforesaid and pay 25 per
the preferred stock will be entitled the dividend
be declared in January their preferred stock
which embraces four shares of old stock for each share of
stock subscribed, and interest will be charged, the
rate of per cent? all instruments from the llh inst.
til said instruments paid.
p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS,
Ji3ltSlI Clerk n. & W. R. R. Co.
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Carpeting and Furnishing Goods
at low Prices.

We are selling
COOP FINE CARPETS, bright coors for so cents;
VI Super do do. from 62s to So cents.
Handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS for 81.
THREE PLY CARPETS for rs cents;
OIL CLOTHS, all widths from to "a feet.
STRAW MATTINGS, all widths.
LANCASTER QULTS-alI sizes-Cheqp.
Allendale and Imperial Quilts.
LINEN SIIEETINGS-Pillow Case Inens-Tickings.
COTTON do. FEATHERS.
CURTAIN GOODS of every descripion-the best as
in Worcester including every style of Fixtures
Bands Pins, Corces, Loops, &c. &c.
GPurchasers will find large stock of the above Goods
AT LOW PRICES, at
July 10 DIV CHAMBERLAIN g. CO.'S.
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The North American Exterminator

Is WARRANTED superior and
pm OF i cheaper, according to what it
will do, than any other article here
&SI E<A etOfore offered TO the public for the
hAss&Sf E$SAA4 same purpose. 1t will eXterminate
unDS% kt@h Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Red and
We ~ Black Ants &c, from dwelng-h
stores, graneres, vessels, &c,
wherever il is used Rats and Mice it readily and
moi likely TO die in the building For extermnatng Cock
reaches Ants etc spread thin of the eXtermnator
on papcr or on an extremely thin slice of bread or cheese
and nut in places most equented by them Directions for
yterminatng rats and mice are the boxes For further
Information ask for Circular to be had ohe Agents GRA
tbs If you want truly valuable article, and one that will
do what il recommended to- beware OF all counterfeit eX
terinators and ask for the North american Rat Eater
nnfor and take oer-Prce 34 and 30 cents per box
which contains sufficient clear ordinary building sew
erai tines Sold by ID. SCOTT, JR, n CO., 243 Main ST.
& Carter Barre; j. & Il. Hill ~ Brook
field d. Hail. Charlton, and by Medicine dealers gener
iii, through, The country d3taweow weop3m4
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p TE'IiE Estate Pleasant Street opposite Chestnut
Err 81 well known the property formerly owned
LIZ and occupied by DR.. o. ii. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit very desirable residence for any
wishing to purchase. Terms easy The property be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
mo. IA dwRr BENZ. BUFFUM, Pleasamt-st
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NEWS-NEWS.
Dissolution Of Conartnershin.

He coparnershp heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the firm of FITCH & JONES was, by
mutual consent dissolved the first day Juy inst Either
party authorized to the of the firm in iquida
ton. EZRA FITCH,
EDWIN JONES
Worcester, July II, 1850. Jl3d2w
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FOR SALE.
For SALE on RENT.

81 DEAL ESTATE pleasantly situated in this city
SA5sfA IL with good buildings on the same.
&%lSA Also, several Tenements to LET. Inquire of
EDWARD SOUTHWICK, Green-st,
Feb2 90. istf opposite p. d w. R. r. Depot
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C0narfnersEain Notice.

THE firm of FITCH 81 JONES having been dissolved,
the undersigned have formed connection and will
tinue the IRON FOUNDRY BUSINESS under the firm of
e. q d. II. FITCH q CO.. at the Old Stand of Fitch and
Jones. EZRA FITCH,
DANA II. FITCH,
VIM. w. BISHOP.
Worcester, July IL, 1850. Jl3d2w
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Congress spring water,
~ ECElVED direct from Saratoga, constantly for sale by
IN May 3m BUTMAN a. co.
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LOST,

ON FRIDAY afternoon Black Velvet BAG, with steel
" trimmings containing pocket book and pocket hdkf,
with the owners The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving at this Office at the owners on Concord
Street. IL W. BLISS.
Ilv IL d3tk
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TtCeasty-EiUe DOJFess'S EeeeUNrd!



DROBABLY stolen, from the subscriber the sth inst,
at the Depot Farnumsvie, or between that place and
the Millbury station, PACKAGE OF MONEY contain
ing SI01 The package was put up ly George Webster,
and directed to the Cashier of the Citizens Bank Worcester
and contained two five dollar bills of the Honesdae PENN
Banb-one ten dollar bill of the North River Bank, New
York-thrty dollars more, of ves and tens OF the Mill
bury Bank. and some small bills OF other Banks.
The above reward will be paid to any person who will
return the money the subscriber Farnmsvlle Depot
Farnumsvlle, July IL, 1850. d3tk 5. X. WHITE.
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kaZOES-Esax0rS
Cast ErOn Pusnns.
@, REFER ESEE as ,

~. Ms H. 4 ES RiS hs as
Iih subscriber having completed ample Arrangement
or making and bottlmg that refreshing and healthy bev
efage SODA WATER takes this method of informinq The
cZeHs Oh orceser and vicinity that he is nrepared IN
ulsl in any quantity by the dozen or gross Gentlemen
elt at the residence, will please leave their orders
June 10. dtf " II "a III trr.,
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BoaFSFeTS Wanted.
Cum Arabic LoZenges,

Board ut No I6 EXCHANGE STREET., lew Steps from
the Post Office. DIFF July IL
Gum Arabic LoZenges,
FRESH lot this day opened and for sale in any quant
N " hy l.. T. LAZELl, Druggist,
July dw4wis NO 2Ol Main Street
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ANY GENTLEMAN

w ~ wants better pair of Boots than can USUALLY he
louhd at the store, is invited examine our measure
B9ots at so made under the superintendent of Mr. WIN
Coes. we believe them to he better article than can
" ~ 'ou II every
~ Boots and Shoes repaired by the best workmen in
'oM VII az tle lowest prices w. G. 81 ]. @. MAYNARD
01I0 IL dtl 253 Main ST.
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Rochelle Powders

Rochelle Powders afs.
PREPARED from superior materials and for sale in any
I quantity, by LEWIS T. LAZElL, Apothecary,
I22 4wisdow No,2Oi Main St.
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Office Norwich and Wor, r. R. Co., /

Worcester, July II, 1850.
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DEWEY'S
Communion Wine,

NEK1 pure article, for salevery low by LEWIS 7.
~ LAZELL, wholesale and retail Druggist, No. pol MAIN
STREET., A doors north Am. House. If Jan9O
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Sheet Lead aud Lead Pine.
A GOOD assortment in stock Any eSla weight or /,
~ furnished at short notice. G. FOSTER Il CO.
April u i3ms
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$500 Reward!
BosroN An WoRcEsrEn r. RoAp OrrIcE.

Worcester, July Is, 1850.
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CITATION.

Miles NJ. Norton having applied TO me
TO grant him letters Of Administration ON
the Estate az SuSannah Flanmnend. late
of Fickens District licensed. Ihc Kin
drrd and Creditors are cited to appra,
before me on the 10th ihst to Sh w c',use
if any they can. why letters of Admins
ration should not be granted. .,,.s..
Given under my hind and seal end
day Of .IpIl 1880. 1a7 aH1 ~
WILLIAM D. STEELE. o. p. D.
40 (2)(2!D m
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CITATION.

Bailey Mosely having applied 10 me
for letters of Administration on the Es.
tate of Nancy Pullim late of Pickens Dis.
tiict deceased The kindred and credit
ors are cited to appear before me on the
,llth day Of Apnl next 10 show cause if
any they can why said letters should not
be grained. -. l1s.hh
Given under my hand and seal 2stt
|Giaroh 1850.
'e a'o w. D. STEEL, o. p. n.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PfckcHss District.
Harriet Hahzdat, applicant,

-A"uaaa Jane Vca2ont, JeptAa Ecy.
tom Voa@ent, 1so6crt lVilliata Yaaaont.
LaoiNa Eliso6tM VoaFoat, George a1os,
Poasost. Defendants.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Tia
Defendents all reside without .his S.uts,
1t Us therefore ordered flint they do ;r.
pear and object to the division or sale ,f
the Real Estate of William yanzant, de-,
ceased. on or before The Eighth day sf
Aprii next, or their consent TO tho ssylp
will entered of record. HfJ,Hb s''l
w. ID. STEELE. o. I'D.
Ordinary sOflice. Jan, 1860.
81 ID
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TENHPERgA ANCE.

The Rev. Mr.. Watts and others will
a! address the people on the subject of
Temperance as Immediately connected
with Il order Of the Sons ofTcmper,ncc.
on Saturday the 30th inst, in the Town
of PickensvilleS. C The meeting will
convene at 8 o'clock P. M.-Brothers
of the Order. and the public generally are
invited to attend. F"'
Mach 8, 1850, AZ t3oi
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EaEADQUARTEges, !.

CnARLEsroN, Jan. %, 1850.
ORDER No. Hf }o Ifa
The entire suit of the Governor are re-
quired to attend him in Charleston on
F,id"v, the 22d Of February next. 4
Ench Aid, residing in the Bligndes
coming under the order Of the 22d inst.
will attend him ut the reviews. - ..'i#a
BY order oftho commander.in-chief.
5, w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector G neral
80 2SC
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g IA A TH ON !,

Henry Hester having applied to me to
grant him letters of Administration ON
me Estate of Jeptha Hester, late of Pick
ems District deceased. The Kindred and
creditors arc cited to appear. before me
on o, me 10Th inst. TO show cause if any
'ney can why letters of Administration
Should not hc granted. sa. 81.
G'yen under my hand and seal End
day of April 1850. ,.,....,.,.,,... -
VSlllIanA ED. Steele, OPP.
d0
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sWeEGROEN.

We hare several likely Ncgnes fo,
sale, arnengst them met@o yaung Fei-
bows and two Cir s. ,Ooe about 10 wears
old. blsck and smart; ti,e ether a be;ruti.
tnlaittle gil. copper cdsoureal. ard good
nurse. .sti,., -.
NORTON &STEELE. Fl
April J, 1850 sf go
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TIE GERMAN ColoN1zArrox Soc1rry'
1T is not, perhaps, generally known
that number of our German fellow .cit;.
,zens have lately formed an association in
thiS city, with a view of effccting a settle.
gmcnt in the district of Pickpns. They
have already purchased large body of
lnnd from Col. Joseph GiiSh,,m. of West
unon' and are now nearly ready TO emf
tgIate to those parts in large numbers.
The site for town has been selected il
|, Is said, in most beautiful spot, and every
arrangement made to build it up shortly
1t Is lad out in acre lots, four of which
forming square and thirtv.two squares
forming the town. In the centre pub
lc square of six acres is Ibid out. The
principal streets one hundied and TWEEN
NV fect wide, it being the intention of the
society tn run an avenue of shade trees
Through the centre Off; and The principal
cross streets one hundred feet. The rest
.ot the streets are Gfty feet wide, exccpt
the outside of the town, which forms a
tcommon of two hundred feet in width.
~ Is to be nameu "WalhlA," the n me
tot the heaven of the ancient Teutons:
land we trust this may truly prove :, hcav
en- TO their d"Scenoants The balance of
Their pSscsSions has been laid out in tracts
oi rom one hundred and twenty 10 two
hundred acres each, of which there arc
, i"rtv-scrcn; and, in the immediate vicini.
siy OF the town, in small farms of fifty
Hcics each, of which there are sixteen.
we arc informed that the prouertv il
highly valuable, AID will become ten fold
more so bv cultivation nd settlement:
indeed, we have heard from mnnv sour
ccs Of the remarkable beautiful and snlu-
blious situation of these possessions.
B Among the many institutions cnlculn
Strd to benefit our noble Stale, the above
SasSoclation will very soon occupy promi.
! ntnt place. Il will be the means of.peo.
plc'ng our upper districts with hardy,
industrious and saving race. and under
! their care and man cement, our romantic
\ mountain country may, in n few wears.
become truly Il garden. astonishing
fthat such large tracts of fertile and snlu
: b'i'us lands, as the upper part of our
3 State Is possessed Of, have hitherto been
ssuiicFrd to remain in IL state uf compara
iive Wilderness, whereas The whole. OF tie
western States have increased, from wear
& to year, rapidly i'll population and resour
ices a moe hcnlthful climate than our
So%n can hardly bc found, and few regions
4 / am boS' of greater fer,iliiy, and vet. while
s Missouri and Ohio, Wiscohcin, Niich;gnn
I Iowa. Indiana. and la;ter eve, Mineso,.,
increase and multiply, a considerable Dor
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TAKE CAREg

The Bridge across Little. River, near
JAS. ~ Morgn'sis thought to be dan
gelous, md ! propose to Slet seutstile 10
p ring or rebuilding il, ut the plact.
on Saturday the 4th May next, at le
O'Clock, a. M.
MILES NJ. NORTON e
9th drr-~47--1awM
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CIRCULAR.

ExEcrrIvE DEPARTMENT, Feb. 28, 1850
To The Caairmaa of tie Commissioners
na ssaa o. 'st0''sr Of Free Schoots of {
SrK You viii ohIige Ti$ Exccllency the
Governor. ty giving concise answers to
the f"ltowing queries, as early as your
convenience will permit. ~ s'Javhls7 "f'
Respectfully. &c, Avn@s gEe7
-o's' ~ a'.,'o b Il WATTS, Sec'y. 3
list. What is the present number Of
male and female pupils at the Free
Schools ia the District Tor Parish) of ~
what has been the number since 1Sa5?
I'd. What is the tuition fee for e;tch
pupil? The aggregate amount paid to
the Teachers? a7he proportion of the
.Sclnol Fund received from the State9 =,
Sd fire all the pupils sent to The Free
Schools? Ifnot, Isow many are inst,uc-
led at private or public Academies. and
lat what cost? 1857 tN Si a,Ul I
ath Whfn proportion If the youth Of
receive no education? To what causes Is
negtt'ct On s'as mead ascribatIe? 'aais
5thg2dre the T'eachess competent men,
and otherwise qualified for ti,eir stations
Do they undergo any preparatory cxas,,i-
nation? Are they long in oisica, oi. ,Ie'
changes frequent? If the hitter, assign the,
reason. ttsl p8w ssGe poi
Sth sys,at IS the plan ofiBstrae1;on9''
Siateparsicuiasiy eyery trasscl, az knowl.
edge tauaht, and how far carried. %
9Th What books are used, where bo,;a III.
and at what p,ic 50 '.i .'o- @id a'sqa9
sti, Is there annually, or occasionally.
a public or private examination o. the;
Schools? IL SO, do the Commissioners, as
a body, or any portion Of them, attend!,
9th Ia che present system a successful
one an the IL not, why? How mi
it be imnrovNd? b FtS
10th State anything else in reference!
:" the sabjeet, whic,, you may think i'm j
i,oftant So 80 Ni 'n %
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-05

Allen Keith, assignee, ! Dec. in Attach
as. Perry & Keith,
Joel Nj. Keith Piff' Is Att'ys.
The Plaintiff having this day fled his
Declaration in my Office. and the Defen-
dant having no Wife, nor Attorney.
known TO be in this State on whom q co
ny of this Declaration may be served,
ON rno,ion of Plaintiffs Attorney,
Iiis Ordered, That the Defendant do
arpeaF and plead or demur to the said
Declaration, within one year and day
from this date, or judgment will entered,
by default s y-.,b egtn
d7n- w. T.. KEITH, c. C. r.
Clerks Office. , stm .,as
january 1, 1880. 33-ly