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Johnson Female Seminary,
AT ANDERSON. S. c..

AT ANDEhSON, >. Z.
TNERCISES for 1851, commence On First
H. Monday in February.
TEACHERS.
Mrs. MARY T. DANIEL and Miss PuGDA
PAINE, Principals.
Miss CnARLorT PAINE, Vice Principal.
Rev. J. SCOTT MURRAY, Instructor in AnccnI
Languages ana Mathematics, Lectures OIL the
Scicl.ccs, illustrated by apparatus
WILLIAM WAGsrArF, Professor of Music, in
struc;s thoroughly on every instrument i'll use.
Miss MARGARET j. McpowAL, Assistant in
departments Of Music and fine arts.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Embraces every thing taught in the highest
Female Colleges Of the Country. Commencing
with Primary instruction, and extending through
the various Sciences, Music and the Fine Arts :;
with the Latin aud Greek, French, German,
Spanish and Italian Languages.
SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
Consists Of 10 Months, divided with two Ses-
sions of 5 Months each the first commencing on
the lSt Monday Of February, and The Second on
the 2d Monday Of July. Annual Commencement
ThursLay the 3lst Ju!y.
TUITION,
From 81 to SIS per Session, the higher BRAN
ches inclusive of every thing below.
ExrRA-Alusic with hrsc Of Instruments, Paint
ns, Drawing, Needle Work, Embroidery, Sc.
Students commencing Session. will be char
gcl from the time Of entering till the end Of the
Session.
Boarding at BrowA's Hotel, where the Teach
crs reside, or in numerous private families, idcn-
tilted with the Institution, including washing,
fire, lights, &c, So per Month.
The unparalleled success that has attended
this Seminary during the three years Of its exist
cncc, has induced the Trustees to add to,hc for
MGR Corps IF Tcacllcrs, Miss PHGBA PAINE and
Miss MARGARET J. McDowAL; the first very
extensively known in the Southern States as o
Lady Of prc-cn;nrnt talents and attainmcnts, and
of great experience as Teacher and the Sc
cund Young lady Of high character and intclli-
scncc, well qualified to assist in the departments
Of Music ard the fine arts.
The principal Teachers i! will be observed, arc
Females, whose a;tainmcntS and experience cna-
bic them TO impart an cducatiOn at once the most
thorough and accomplished in every department
of Female learning; and ut the same time to
impress those peculiar graccs of manner, habit
and language, so essential TO the female character
and which ,r2man alone can understand or
teach
Extensive improvements of the Seminary
Building, arc also about being completed, which
renders them remarkably comnodious and COM
Portable.
The Trustees, grateful for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on their efforts to
elevate the standard Of Female Education, in
the up-Country, respectfully announce to the
public that the arrangements for the year arc
complete, and it is urged as a matter Of mutual
Importance, that Students shoud'commcncc with
the opening Of tho Session, if practicable.
ELIAS EARLE, CHAIRMAN.
JONI r. lIoRsEY, Scc'y. i. T.
Trustees.
J.P. REED, y. RICE,
DANIEL ERowH, p. S. VASplvER,
O. f,purr,v
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EDGEFIELD FEM ALE
INSTITUTE,

THIS INSTITUTION opened on Monday,
l. the 18th instant, with the following Corps
of Instructors.
Mn, R. II. NICHOLS, General Instructor in
Science and Literature.
Mrs. S. II. NICHOLS, Instrue.rcss on the
Piano. in Singing and Embroidery.
Miss LAURA BARTLETT, Instructress on
the Piano aud the Harp, French, German,
Drawing aul Painting.
Miss FRANCIS HARRINGTON, Instructrcss
on the Piano and the Guitar, Oil Painting and
English.
Mss ELIZA PELOT, Instructress in tho Pri-
mary Department.
Catalogue of the Pupils, Patrons, Terms, Con-
titions, &c, may hc obtained by application, by
mail or otherwise, to the Principal and Pro-
prictor -
Jan 16, st 81
IL Hamburg Republican and Southern Bap'
tist, will copy three times.
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For the State Convention.

EI57 The friends of Chancellor +. II.
WARDLAW, propose him as 4 suitable per-
son TO represent this District il the State
Convention.
-" The friends of JAS. SHEPPARD,
Esq, propose him i suitable person to repre-
sent this District in the State Convention.
ssy- Mai. JOHN B. HOLMES. is respect
fully submitted by Iii, friends, rs 4 suitable
person to represent this District i'll the State
Convention.
sSye The Friends of Hon. a. p. BUTLER
propose him rs Il suitable rcrsun to represent
this District in the State Convention.
s5-@ The Friends of Hon. F. ". PICK.
EMS, propose him rs 4 suitable person to
represent this District in the Convention.
~" The Friends of Col. r. B. BOUk-
NIGHT, announce him as Il suitable person
10 rnn-- District in the Convention.
-nrIr ,.f r~l " 49, ..n
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EUGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
DY JOHN IT'LL, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas. Mathew R. Smith hath applied to
me- for Letters of Administration, On all and
singular the goods and chatt!es, rights and
credits of Rcbccca Smith late of the District
aforesaid deceased.
These arc therefore, to cite and admonish
i'll and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, TO be and appear before me,
nj our next Or'lnary's Court for the said Dis
trict, 10 be holden 1T Edgciicld Court House,
on the 18th day Of February next, to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my iland and seal, this the
2S:h day Of january in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-onc
and in the srvcn,y-fitth year Of American In
dependence. -.
JOHN HILL, 0. L. D.
January 30, 1851 3t Q
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CANDIDATES.
Fer the Southern Congress.

Mr.. EDITOR: offer for the consideration
of tie voters Of this Congrcssiona! District.
Col. T. W. PnKESs ana DRAYToS NANCE,
Esq, as candidates TO represent it in the
Southern Congress- They are gentlemen of
ripe experience, of tried patriotism, and united
10 the State by the highest and holiest ties
These gentlemen would possess some ad-
vautagrs from their attendance upon the
Nashville Convention above many others, no
less WORTHY and qualified in other respects.
A VOTER.
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'r"u ir.iiIC - -hO.s-.,
rlcctcd has one Of his upper front teeth out, five
feet eight or ten irehcs high, and weighs near
two hundred pounds.
The Woman's name is plIlLLla. copper col
orcl, chunky, and about - years Of age.
The fellow Runaway about two years ago, and
waS for nine months in Augusta, Ga, hiring his
time to 'li:lSrcn, persons. 1t is probable lie is
now in that place, as when last heard from, he
WAS making his way in tina: direction.
Half the above reward will be given for the de-
livery Of either Of the above negroes.
JOIN A. ElCIlLEBERGER.
Jan 50 If 9
" The Augusta Consti!utpnalist will cupy
weekly. unit; notified to the contrary, and for
ward ;ccuun; to this Office
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represent the asovcrcIgn will g the pco-
pie Of South Carolina, yet it will lo, repre-
sent their entire sovereignty. 1t will only re-
present their g sovcrcign will" fora specific
and definite purpose, and with fixed and limi-
ted powers-which purpose has been defined.
and whose powers have been determined, by
the Act authorizing its convocation.
Having, now, we trust, clearly shown, that
the Convention will possess 10 such power
RS e SYDNEY" claims forit: and that to elect
q Dictator" or disturb tie Compromise
of 1908, would be 4 manifest usurpa,ion of
power on its part; and further, that the pco-
pie have TRIBUNAL that would declare such
an act NUGIroRY and not BINDING uroy THEM,
all the objections that have been urged by
him to The Bill, must fall to the ground; and
with them, we hope, all his opposition, if he
have any, to the measure itself. We appre-
hend, however, that the opposition Of SyD-
sEY," is not confined to the Bill alone. We
very much fear, that it extends to the Con-
rention itself! If so, we would advise him
to withdraw his name from the position it has
been placed in, by the kindness and partially
OF his friends; and then should bloody and
unforeseen consequences result from the ac-
tion of that body, he can cxclailn to the rco-
pie, as did the afrighted and conscience stricli-
en- MACBETH, tolthe Ghost Of the murdered
BASoUo,
8 Shake not Thy gory locks nj me;
Thou canst not say, DID IT!
Bp1-Trs
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E:cccMfSre EsepNri2ss ent.
COLUMBIA, Jan. Of 1851,

COLUMBIA, Jan. 81, 1851.
By his Ercellcnry Joha IT, Means, Governor
and C"mmandcriR- Chirf in and orcr the
STATE Of SHUTTLE Carolina:
NllEREAS information has bccn received
w at this department that THOMAS DAI-
LEY. aliaS KEENAN,. who WAS committed to
the Jail Of Beaufort District for ncgro stealing,
broke iail few days since, al,! made his escape:
Now, therefore, |. j. II. Means Gnvcrnnr Of :!c
Stale Of South Carolina, do her, hy offer 4 re-
ward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprclcn
sion and delivery into any jail in this State. The
sail Daley, alias kcnan. is about forty five years
odd iiv" feet five six inches high, rather stout,
blue cycs, front teeth out, and is IN Irislnan by
birth.
Given under My hand and the seal Of The State,
at Columbia. the 9th day Of january, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and tfty-onc, and in the scvrnt:-iiith year OF
the sovereignty and independence Of the Uni
ted States Of America.
j. II. MEANS.
j. X. IlESEGAH, Scc'ry Of State.
Jan 50 3. :
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
FURMAN UNIVERSITY.

Egf act of the State Convention of the Bap-
ID tist Denomination in South Carolina, the
FURMAN THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION
will be opened in the town of Grecnvllc, on the
first Monday in February next.
Tic Trustees have determined to establish in
connection with the Institution, and under the
direction of its Professors, CLASSICAL
SCHOOL, preparatory to Furman University in
progress of endowment.
TulrIos, Forty Dollars per annum. BOARD
can be had in Grccnvillc, at the rate Of SlGO for
twelve months.
For further information, inquire Of Colonel G..
+. TowSEs. Of tlis place.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
j. S. MINIS.
Grccnvillc Dee l3, 1850. 3tG !
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which "SfbNEY" speaks, would receive its at
tcnton and that it was not until this doubt
scas overcome, and public opinion had settled
down into the bclicfthatits power acre limited,
that the Legislature passed the Act giving it
existence. Indeed, for the very reason, that
the powers of this Convention were express
ly "limited and specified" the Court Of
Appeals in the cases We have above alluded
10, set aside the "TEsr OATH" that had been
imposed by the Legislature in obedience 10
its mandate, upon all military Officers of the
State, and declared it to be unconstitutional!
Chancellor JOHNSON, in delivering the opinion
of the Court, expressly maintained, that the
people had the po.cer, to exact the oath in
question, whenever they choscd TO exercise
it, (Which was afterwards accordingly done
by an amendment to the Constituion,) but
denying that the Convention, whic!, had only
SPECIFIED POWERS, could confer such althori-
ty upon the Legislature. And Chancellor
HARPER, in his dissenting opinion on the
same occasion, although yielding an impor-
tant point contcnded for, by the counsel for
the Realtors, expressly Affirmed, "that the
people may if they will, elect delegates for
particular purpose without comforting upon
them all their authority "To deny thiS,"
said he, "would be to dctract from the pow
or Of the people, and TO impose on them
most inconvenicnt and dangerous disability"
Now it is true, that the authority of the
Legislature when convened by the Executive
on an extraordinary occasion and for spec-
fled purpose, would not be restricted 10 the
consideration of the specific matter submitted
to them. But this arises from the fact, that
the members of the Legislature arc elected
by the people for the general purposes Of
Legislation, and coordinate authority can-
notrestrict or limit their power. Not SO with
a Conventicn;-i powers have not been
thus fixed and defined BY the Constitution,
and it is for the people or their constituted
agents, to limit and define them. There nev-
er has been Convention called within our
remembrance, in this or any other State.
whose purposes were not more or less spc-
cifc, and whose powers were not consequent
ly limited. The Convention for instance that
was called to adopt the Federal Constitution,
was limited to the consideration of that qucs-
ton alone; and had they thought proper 10
form constitution of their own for the gov
crnmcnt of the State, would not this have
been an act of usurpation. which the people
would not have recognized! Clearly so.-
That Convention may exist, representing
the whole Of the sovereignty Of the people
we do not pretend to doubt. But that such
will be the character Of the one that will
meet in 1852, we mos "intcdlv dcnv j.
y - Al
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Brought to the Jail

NF this District. negro man who says his
~ name is WASHINGTON, and that he
belongs to John Jennings near Mt. Willing.
Said bay is about 10 Years of are, S feet I
inches, and dark Completed. No marks de-
irctcd except 4 small scar over the left eye.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be dealt with ac-
cording to law.
II. r. SPANN, LED.
Jan 80 II
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EdgcfieId Male Academy.

TEHllE exercises Of this Institution will be re-
4. sumcd OH the First Monday in january Of
the ensuing year.
Students can here become thoroughly acquaint-
cd with the Latin and Greek languages.
Young men prepared for any Class in College.
The English Department will not be neglected.
Terms per quarter Of eleven weeks, S, or 50,
according to studies pursued.
r. IL. JOHNSON, REcToR.
Dec. l2, 1850. If Al
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Rich Carpets.
SNOWDEN g. SHEAR,
AUGUSTA, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga.
HAVE Received from New York, and have
Ill now in store, large supply Of rich and
splendid CARPETS, among whicl, are Velvet
TAPESTRY, Tapestry BRUSSELS, Three Ply
Ingram and Venetian and Brussels Stair CAR
PETS. Of new and beautiful styles
Also, rich Tuftcd and Chenille RUGS, plated
and BRASS Stair RODS, Gilt CORNICES, White
Muslin CURTAINS. splendidly worked
Rich colorci DAAlASkS, for Window Cur
tans, with Cords and Tasscls to match.
The public arc respectfully invited 10 call and
examine the assortment.
Jan 80, II
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Tor the Statc Convention.

Mr.. EDITOR The following gentlemen
are respectfully suggested, us suitable per-
SONS to represent ELsci:rl,l District in the
State Convention:
Hon. \. p. RUTfER.
Cen JAMES JONES.
Hon. r. w. PlCKENS.
Gen VI. L. BONIIAM.
Col VI. &. VI. HAMMOND.
ABNER PERRIN, Esq.
Col i. Is. BOUkNlGlIT.
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TEHI1E Subscriber offers for sale that excellent
&. ,rac, Of land whcrcon he now resides, sit
uatc,l in this District, on the Martlnt"wn and
Key Roads, twenty miles from Hamburg, and
eleven from Edgcirld Court lIousr-conta'ninS
five hundred and sixty (56W acres.
Said lands are in a healthy locality, well water
Cd with excellent springs Of water. Attached
to the premises are good Gin-llouse and Screw,
with all other Improvements, necessary Tor farm
ing purposes.
NICHOLAS MERlWETlIER.
Ian q IF 81
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Boarding for Young Ladies',

TENIIE Subscriber will accommodate with board
Il ing, ten or twelve Young Ladies. His
House is roonry and pleasantly situated, convent
cnt to the Female Academies Parents and
Guardians may be assured that every attention
necessary will bc paid TO Girls committed to his
care. EDMUND PENN.
Jan. !. 1851 If so
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Cte Martsts.
Correspondence Of The Advertiser.

HAMBURG, january as.
Mr.. EDITon,-The accounts per .trtic, are 4,
hand, showing decline of to- i'll Liverpool
which has caused the American markets TO re-
cedc; this, with increased Receipts Of about so
600 bales at the Seaports, compared with same
period last year, has checked speculation, ami
market closes to-day dropping, quote % to
12i cents, while fancy article would bring Is
cents.
The alarm respecting Small pox has entirely
subsded. No new case has appeared for three
weeks. The disease has been of very mild
type, only one, the first case proving fatal The
disease is so mild, that it is not dreaded us lnnch
as Measles, and bears no comparison with Scar
let Fever. ere
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Notice.

TINIIE distributes Of the Estate of Wiley Clio
i yer, deed. will please take Notice that ON
the 7th day of May next. that decree for Dis
tribution will be made by the Ordinary of Edge
field District, in said Estate, and Creditors of the
Estate will please land i'll their claims TO the
Administrators of -Four Mile Branch, Barnwcl
District, for payment on or before that time.
JAS. j. WILSON. Admir-.
lam 20 1851 Ct =
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Notice.
Notice.
GaRDEN SEEDS.

JUST received the largest supply of GAR-
C DEN SEEDS ever offered for sale in this
place. Warranted to be fresh and of superior
quality. Papers labelled with directions for eul-
tivation. A descriptive Catalogue will be fur
nishcd gratis to those who purchase. For sale
by G. l.. IENN, Agent.
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Nov. 81, 1851
EStl'NO.

nAvID MALL, living near the old Charles
~ ton Road, about three miles North Of Aiken,
tolls bcyore mc small BAY HORSE, with a
star in his forehead left fore foot white. Sup
posed TO he six or seven years old. Appraised
at Forty-ivc ($i5) dollars.
SAMUEL POSEY, NJ. L. D.
Nov 81, 1850. 4n II
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

DY Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Faeias
ID to me directed, | shall proceed to sell at
EdgcGcd Court House, Oh the first Monday
and Tuesday in February next, the follow
ing property in the following case, viz:
Henry H. Hill VS.. ThcophiIus Hill aud
Bryan Deem, the following negro slaves. viz :
one negro boy Wesley, one negro girl Ann,
and one negro woman Rachael; levied on as
the properly of the Defendant BRYAN Deem.
Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, 6. L. u.
Jan Is 1851 3tc
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A CAR ID.

DR. JOHN c. LANIER, having perma-
~ ncntly located at Liberty Hill, offers his
professional services the citizens of the Village
and its Vicinity, in the. PRACTICE Of MEDI-
CINE, in its various branches.
T Office Liberty Hin, where he may ut Hil
times be found, when not professionally engage,
January 16, 1851. - St .s5!
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Re it kMOSfIl.

on this day, that OLD GRAY, Of Company
" A., is transferred from the Y. $: Army, to to
the Bloody 7th Regiment, s. c. NJ, and will
act as Colnnlissary for the Village Of Edgcield
and Vicinity, in purchasing ALL the BEEFES
and SHEEP in the District.
OLD GRAY, Comfy. A., S. c. VI.
.Ianuarv ], lS1i. 1t "
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=. IT,.
particular u ,plurpe
not committed t
render nugatory
people, through I
rounded thcmselve
!. It is plain, thcr
Convention which :,
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Land for Sale!

January l3, 1851.
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Positive Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all those indcbtc
4 to the undersigned, either by note or open
account, due the first of January 1851, and pre-
vous, that arc not settled by the 10th of Fcbrll-
Wy next. will find their accounts and notes IN
tile hands of an Attorney, for collection; for
owe money and must pay my debts.
JOHN L. DOB4.
Iann 81 st
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EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Charles S. Powell Summon in
rs. D,;,;
Rutha Lowe, and others. 0'''''"'
DY virtue of an order from John Hill, Esq.
ID Ordinary of Edgeicd District, | shall
proceed to sell at Edgciicli Court House on
the first Monday in February next, the lands
belonging to the estate Of John Lowe, decd,
situated in the District and State aforesaid,
containing two hundred acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of Benz. Barton, John
Price and others.
Said land will be sold on credit Of
twelve months, the purchaser giving bond and
two approved securities, and 4 mortgage of
the premises to the Ordinary, 10 secure the
purchase money. Costs to be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 5. [. D.
Jan 10 3te 52
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6,aSt Notice.

4 IL Persons that are indebted to the Subscri.
N her. either by nntcs or open accounts, Il
not paid 10y Return Day, will iind them i'll the
hands of an officer for collection.
NJ. W. CLARY.
Ian 20 81
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Administrators a Notice.

4 III. Persons having demands against the
N estate Of Elisha e. Robertson, deceased,
are requested to hand them in properly attcstcd,
and those indebted to the said estate arc requested
to make payment to the undersigned.
ELDERT DEVORE, Admir-.
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Also

Those indebted to the estate Of Lewis Robert
son. deceased, arc requested to make payment,
and those having demands against said estate TO
hand them in properly attcstcd TO the UNDER
signed. ELBEki DEfoRE; Admir-
De bonis non.
Nov. 81, 1850. If al
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

OUR connection in the Mcrcantivc Business,
" was dissolved nn the first instant, BY mutual
consent Those indebted to the Firm, will please
to make carly payment
!. \. BLAND,
VI BUTLER.
January 10, 1851.
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NOTICE.,

vE9IIE Undersigned will sell atpublic Auction
4 at Edgriicld Court House on the first Mon
day in February next, by order Of the Court of
Equity, n NEGRO WOMAN named Minty,
about 81 years old, belonging to Frances II.
Blackstone, their ward.
TEnMs-Thc Costs Of the proceedings in
EQUITY, to be paid in Cash. and the balance Of
purchase money, OH credit until the e5th Dc
ccn,brr next, with note and ,woapproved suretes.
JONATHAN TAYLOR,
Guardian in right Of his Wife.
Jan 10 8. 3@
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NO n CE .

4 IL Persons who have not paid their CON-
N POUND MONEY for this year, are re-
qucstcd to make immediate payment.
c. NJ. GRAY, Marshall.
January l3, 1851. 1T 81
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Notice..

A Ill persons having demands against the Es-
IA tate Of Jacob Long, deed, will present
them duly aitcstrl, and those indebted will make
immediate payment
j. 4. EICIlELBERGER.
Jan 80 If 9
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Rose Cottage Academy.

YESlIE TRUSTEES Of this Institution, have
L recently built neat and commoGious house,
upon beautiful site, and employed q. NJ.
BLOCKER, Esq, to take charge of the same.
They have satisfactory assurances that lie is cm-
ncrtly qualified to teach.
TERMS rER QUARTER.
For the Elementary Branches, ........ s. 90
For English Grammar, Geography, &C.. 90
FL ~'"s. Observation-Disclosures. 90