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Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29
SOUTH LOWELLACADEMY
ORANGE COUNTY n. C..


TENHE undersigned would respectfully irfornf his
l. forms patrons, and his friends, aud the public
a. large, that he viii, ct the commencement of the
session, his station at the head Of South
Lowell academy.
This Institution is situated in a section OF ths
State where heGlthful climate, pure water pleas
ant scenery, and a moral community furnish as ma
ny indictments to industry often to he found.
Young men from any part of the State, adjoining
States, fear injurious effects from the climate,
South Lowell, while TO those IN the eastern portion
of the Stats it offers safe and pleasant retreat
from the diseases incident to that region.
While no pains Will bc spared to improve the mind,
it will Hot be forgotten that knowledge is yaluabso
only when united with integrity of heart, and con.
i seauenuy every reasonable effort will be made 70
lead the minds of those intrusted to our care, to
rem cnber their Creator in the days of their YOUTH
There viii be preaching at the academy three OF,
foar times month, and other religions exercises
once or twice week.
No Student will be permitted TO remain who ex-
/ erts immoral influence and none to return who
does net attend diligently. to bis duties.
Ono competent assistant viii BE present al the
commencement OF the session, and another viii i'm.
mediatey be obtained, L the interests Of the Stu
dents demand.
particular attention viii be given to preparing
young men for teachers.
Students can come by pablic conYeyanee 10 Hills1
borough, Il miles west, 70 Oxford, IS east Of South
Lowell, ard at either place private eonyeyances can
readily be obtained.
Board will Be farnisbedil tie best families At SO
per uiouth. Tuition-For beginners S10-For com-
mon and higher EnglTgh sl2,5c-For Languages
SIS To the sons Of regular Ministers tuition will
be furnished at ems half the above rates.
Books can be obtained at South Lowell at the
publishers retail prices, adding only the cost Of
transportation.
The next session viii commence On WedaeSday.
July 27, and the Class will be organized the same
dav. JAMES A. DEAN.
! June IL. 1858. 4l--as
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MLanes Celebrated Vermifuge. twill cure.
The money scilL be refunded ast all cases setere
at does not giUe sattsf faction.
P.S. The above valuable remedy, also
DR.. APLane Celebrated Liver Pills, can
now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in
this city,
B Purchasers will please be careful to
ask for, and take none but DR.. M'LANE's
YERMIFUGE. AL others, In comparison, are
worthless. 5
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Warrenton Female Institute.

WARREN COUNTY, 4. e.
WHE E twenty y-fifth semi-annual session of this
1 Institution will commence on Monday the
4th of July next. Charges as LsiOuI. Pn-
pills are received at any time and charged from
the time of entrance.
Terms $4,000 per session for Board and e n.
glish tuition. Ancient and Modern Languages,
Musi,, Drawing, and Oil Painting at former
rates. Vocal Music and Ornamental needle
work gratis
Circulars containing the fullest iaforraation
will be sent to those applying.
GRAVES & WILCOX.
Narrenton June Il. 1852 -l2mIf
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Administrators Malice.

TENHE Subscriber having, at May Term, 1853, cf
Z Robson County Court qualified as Admins.
traitor on the Estate of Dir. 4. D McNair, dcceaad:
hereby notifies al persons indebted TO the said Es-
tate, to forward and make immediate pay.
ment; and those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated, within The time
prescribed by l;:w, otherwise this notice will b.
pleaded in bar Of recovery.
j. c. McNAIR, Admir-.
Juno 4, 1853. 4O-4t
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
EApDENTnO
\ FARRENTON, y. c.
r. a. EZELL. 4. NJ, PRIxcIPAL.

NaRKEAlON, y. Y.
R. A. EZELL. 4. NJ, PRINcIPA1.
JOSEPH McMURRAE, 4. B., ASSISTANT.
kSHE Fall Session will commence on Monday the
Il 4th Of July.
additional arrangements have been made which
will enable the Principal to accommodate with good
board and spacious rooms, the constantly increas-
ing number of applicants for admission into the
School. Boys from distance are required to
Board in the family of the Principal, where the
strctest supervision IS exercised their morals,
and where they receive every Kindness and atten
ton conducive TO their comfort. Tie Principal
lies with proud confidence upon the merits of his
School alone for success: and refers the public to
has own Wel-known skill, and experience for more
than 20 years, IN the business of teaching to the
undoubted ability and fidelity OF his accomplished
colleague, to the good behavior, moral department.
and intellectual improvement Of his Students and to
the already extensive and constantly extending
patronage bestowed upon him, the best and most
reliable recommendations of the School which it Is
in his power to exhibit. His patrons are the best
judges Of the character of the Seminary and to
them he confidently refers enlightened public.
The School IS independent of any Board Of Trus-
tees, and under the exclusiTs management of the
Principal.
Mr.. McMUREAN. the able coadj1itor of the Prin-
cipal, graduated with high distinction at Hampden
Sydney College and brings with him testimonials
from the President and Faculty of that Institution,
evInclng his great moral worth and high order of
scholarship especially in Mathematics and the SOL
i'd sciences. lie has, likewise, letter of recon-
mendation signed by every member of the Board
of Trustees of Greene Academy in Alabama OF
which he was Principal until his services were Sc
cured for this School, expressing their exalted
sense Of his qualifications as Teacher and their
deep regret at losing his valuable services. Be
sides the testimonials above alluded to- he is strong
ly recommended as q gentleman and Teacher by
the Rev DR. Hall of Huntsville, Ala, by the Rev J
uargrove, Middlehurr, Va bv the Rev Moses i
Hoge, Richmond, Va, by d Dickinson and {
Anderson, Esqs., Prince Edward H., Va, by tn,
Rev " Graham, President of Delaware Col
4 lege, and by the Rev Ephalet Mott, D D., L L D.
/ President, and Messrs. jackson, Lewis and Reed
Professors Of Union College, n. Y.
Like the Principal McMurrun is southern maj
by birth and education.
! d'ERNS-PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHs
Board $50 90
Tuition in the English branches, II so
Ancient Languages
and Mathematics, II 50
Tuition in the Modern Languages, (each) 10 90
Fuel at School Room so
Warrenton, n. c. "a
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
NlHE friends OF Temperance, in Northamp-
Z ton, ,intendholIing greatAleeting in jack
son, on the 4th Of next Jnly. TO consider Reso
lutions in favor Of prohibitory law, to which
ali persons who favor our object are cordially
invited and requested to participate in the pre-
ceedings. A pubic Dinner will be given on
the occasion. A Band of Music viii be en-
ployed to enliven and cheer Us in orr nobls
work of moral revolution.
Northampton, n c., June is, 50. 4l-2t
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iglsEE ALE g0H@0ls


U1E fourth Session-of my School will com.
1 mence an Monday the 4lIl of July.
Tuiiinnfo primary branches, Spelling, Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic s6d Geography per
Session, So 90
These with English Grammar, Geography.
Botany Philosophy and History, SIu 90
For these with Chemistry, Moral Science,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Algebra, Trgonometry,
Sc, &c., SI2 10 .
Music IN Piano and usa instrument, 5 90
French S5 90, Drawing and Painiing in
Water Colurs, each, So 90
In OIL Cu.ors, sl0 oo
Board with washing 81, lights extra.
This location being 80 heallhy and easy ef
access by Rail Road, The subscriber would fat.
Ter himself TO share largely in the patronage
from The lower aud suTrUGnaing cnunIIy.
4 A. TURNER.
| Henderson n c.. June Z, 1858. 3o--4t
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Hands,

Beautiful, delicate pretty handsl OF Miss
C#**, how do you treat your little hands to
make them so soft and prcttyS Latus touch
them gently. Dear life how soft and silky
Do you wash the floor No. Do YOU bake
for the family o. no. Do you take a part
of the housework Gracious, no! Do YOU
wash the pots and scour the kettles? Mercy
Ia! no! We should guess not. Look now
ut the hands of your good old Ma Shame
ut you, C*#*! Will you suffer that good old
soul to murder herself before your eyes with
hard work to support you'in your idle nur,
sing Of those pretty little hands? What II
the world do you intend to make of yourself
Think q man possessed of three pennyweight'
Of hard sense will marry you for your pretty
hands? Depend ont man of real sense
would rather see them occasionally black
ened from a close contact with your mother
pothooks, aud made little harder by on
dAEServico out Of cNNesr&SE week at the was vas.
tub. Delicate, little fingers, tapering phalan-
gesindcod Do they ply the needle? O! no ;
but they can tremble like leaf over the keys
of Piano, and stick so nicely through gold
rings! o! la Depend ont, C**#, we tell
you truth when we say that if your beau is
u chap of common sense, and we hope he is,
nc would much rather see your hands har-
dened in actual work for your mother, and as
tough as the heart Of sinful coquettc, than
no soft. that a gnat makes an impression up
on the yelyety skin!
Spirit of the age., 1853-06-29
GreensborOugh Female College.

zEAHE next Session OF This Institution will opea
- on Thursday, July 2sth Arrangements
are III hand TO give greater efficiency TO all De-
Partments of the College. A large addition has
recently been made to the app ara,us illmstrstng
The lectures on Chemistry and natural Philosophy
which are as ample as the courses usually Geliv-
cred in Male Colleges.
Board, (incuding fuel, lights. washing, 60,
and Fuitioni in all he classes. SO a, Session.
There is an additional charge of $40 for Music,
$5 for Drawing. $40 for Oil Painting, and IS
for any ancient modera language.
CHARLES F. DEEMS, PIes't
June 3, 1853. s9--tJ'y2a
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roR zee sp1RIr OF rHE ace.
Temperance Celebration in TarbOro'

Edgecombe Division No. 2o2 Sons of Tenn
peraace, will celebrate the Anniversary ofour
National Independence on the 4th of July.
Rev. James L. Cotton late of Alabama. will
deliver the Address,
All g Sons Of good standing with the Or
der, and the public, are earnestly and respect
fully invited to attend. The visiting Sons
will please bring their regalia.
Tie Order Of arrangementas follows the
Division accompanied by visiting members
will meet at the Division hall and there form
a procession at 10 clock: then march thro'
the principalstreets withtheir grand Nation
al Temperance Car to the Old Church, where
the Address will be delivered at IL o'clock.
The Celebration viii conclude by grand IL
Illumination in the evening, also street fire
works. A band Of music will be secured fol
the occasion.
L. D. PENDER,
T. J. STEWART Com.
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On s,,cB subjects the testimony Of Homan
.bo,,Id ho cooc71teiya
5ltUItU U5 CUItIUIa5ttO'
New YoRK, August ., 1852.

New YoRK, August ., 1852.
HSy- Mrs. Clute, of No. 272 Second street,
believing her child about three years old, to
be troubled with worms. purchased one bot
tie of Dr.. M'LANE's CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
and gave it two tea spoonsfull, which had
the effect of causing the child to discharge
large number of worms. The child is now
enjoying good health. We would advise all
parents who may suspect their children to
be troubled with worms to lose no time, but
Immediately purchase and administer Or.
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NOlS1zsAl1 U0lz!lIgGl

ANNUAL OUMMENCEMENI.
FTNHE Board of Trustees will meet on W WednesdaY,
L the 9th Of July.
On the 9th, at II o'clock, Rev. Colin Murchison,
of Columbia, 5. c. will preach the Faledictory Ser.
mon to tue Graduating Class, and on the same day,
John Kerr, Esq, of Caswell county, n. Co. will de-
liver the Annual Address before the Literary So
cieties.
Annual Commencement on the 2eth The Corner
Stone Of tue new College will be laid with Masonic
honors, at o'clock, end Commencement Exercises
will begin at ten o'clock.
June Is, 1853. 4l-t2sJ
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HAMILTON MALE lCADENY.

TENHE Fall Session for 1853, viii commence on the
i I'd Monday in July, under the supervision Of
Mr. WM Y. WEsTER. The course of instruction
will be thorough requiring the pupil to give the why
and wherefore, for every thing. Discipline will be
mild but firm 1t is the design Of the Principal to
build up Primary academy of the first grade in
the growing village of Hamilton. Grateful to the
citizens of Martin and adjacent counties for their
liberal patronage, he hopes by faithful and i'm
partial discharge of duty, TO merit continuation
of the same.
Boys will be prepared for the Freshman Class in
College. 1t is desirable that pupils should enter as
soon as possible. No deduction for Absence only
in cases Of protracted sickness. Board can be OBJ
tanned in good families from S6 to $S per month.
Terms Of Tuition per Session Of Five Months:
For Primary English branches, SO 90
The above with English Graihmar, II 90
Classical and mathematical branches, Is 90
Contingencies, SO
The following gentlemen are respectfully refer
red to: Rev I II Jones, A H., Principal of Louis
burg Nale Academy, A II Ray, Principal of Louis
burg Female Seminary and Rev William Gloss.
WM G. JORDAN,
Sec. ct Board Of Trustees.
Hamilton, n. c., June Goth, 1853 42-3t
5l8~ North State Whig and Democratic Pioneer
please insert three times, and forward accounts to
Secretary of the BOARD
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HENDERSON HALE ACADEMY.
HENDERSON. n. C.

L. s. PERRY, PRINCIPAL.
THE next Session of this Institution viii com!
i mence or the frSt Monday in July next. Tu.
ition Tor Elementary, English branches, $40 PEE
Session. higher English branches Sl2 So Latin aud
Greek SIS. Board can be obtained on very fair
terms in the village and its vicinity Boys will be
received at any period of the Sessions and charged
from time of entrance; though it is very desirable
that thsy commence at the beginning Of the Ses.
sion. No deduction made for absence only in cases
Of protracted sickness.
d. L. YOUNG,
ROBT. Z. HUGHES,
JNO. D. HAWKINS, Tiustees
JNO. B. DEBNAM,
P. A. JONES,
June l, 1853. 5o-4tpd
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Notice

ME New Institute School viii reopen on the
L 7th of Jaly next
students are requested to attend on the day of
opening; by doing so, time and labor will be saved.
The terms are the following, IN advance, per Ses-
sion of months:
Tuition for Latin, Greek, dc, SIS 90
: Mathematics, Il 80
Geography. &c. 90
Elementary branches, 90
Board Sc 90 per month, including washing, fuel,
lights, dc.
B. CLEGG, Principal.
New Institute TredeH. June 26th. 1852. 42-4t
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TRANKLTa INsTITUTE4

CEDAR ROCK. \. G..
mHE subscriber having consented to take
charge ofthis popular institution, situated in
franklin County, about IL miles east OF Louis
burg will comlrsnee exercises on the 81 Mon
day it July next. i is presumed that the de-
sirableness of this location is so well known as
to render reference IN this connection, almost
unnecessary. It known thatin point ofhealth,
intelligence refinement, andinfuence, the com
munity of Cedlr Rock is almost withouta ptr-
alleI in the State. The course OF instruction
will bethorough, embracing the usual branches
of a practical Eagish education, an extensive
course of sciences and mathematics, Greek,
Latin, and French Languages. Board may be
obtained in the best families atS5,51 per moath
TERMS of Tuition per Session oflive months,
Sl0.Sl2, and SIS. according TO advancement.
The above charges embrace the expenses per
session for the entire course, except French,
sor which Sc extra will he charged.
WM. c. FINCH, Principal
June. %. 1853. 42-4w.
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d { z D.

On the Sd ofJune, in the vicinity Of Ports
mouth, Va, Mr. Exum Elliott, in the 56th
year of his age.
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mQgQGlr GEQsgiral snFtitutF.

Ma50GIr GIassiraI 5ustitutf.
FOR the benevolent purpose OF affording
4 the means of education TO the poor youth, |
free of charge, the Masonic Fraternity at Rox-
boro,' at their communication in June, 1853, /
resolved to establish and maintain school in
RoXboro, to be called the $ Masonic Classical
Institute" to be under the government of
Trustees to be appointed by the Lodge. The
undersigned were accordingly appointed tru5-
tees.
No pains will be spared to make the 1nstitu
ton as desirable a one to those who have sons
TO educate as any in the State The town is
distinguished FOR its health anu it has now as
moral ana orderly a popuation as any in the
country, with no inducements TO extravaganza
and vice. No one will be admitted into the
school who IS not well recommended. No one
allowed TO remain who dos not readily sub
nit to be governed The school may be re-
garded as permanently established.
The trustees have secured the services of
Mr.. James II. Woody who was cdacated at
Emory and Henry College, has seYeral years
experience, and is regarded as an excellent
instructor.
Board can be had in public or private hous-
es at from Sc to IS
Tuition per Session.
Primary English Stu1iies 81 90
Higher do do 10 90
Languages &c. 10 %
No deduction for absence except in cases
! of 2roracted sickness.
Session commences 2nd Wednesday in July.
C.S. WINSTEAD,l
c. HJORDAN,
JOHN BAIRD,
! A. WALKER, r..r
GEO. DANIEL, KS ~ : "h0'
WAI o. BOWLER,
/ J. A BARNETT,
d. G. READE,
] June 81, 1858 42-4
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CASTALIA HIGH SCHOOL,

Mr.. AND MRS. d. S. RICHARDSON, PRIScIPALs
FENHE Summer Term in the male and female de-
i partments viii commence on Tuesday morning.
the 5th of July. Circulars furnished on applicauon
to the Principal. 40-lt
Castalia, Nash CO.. n. c.. June 70, 1853,
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CRANES CREEK ACADEEIY

MOORE COUNTY, N. C.
TIME Trustees are happy to announce to the pub
lic that the first Session Of this Institution will
open on Monday the 4th Of July next, under the su
pervision Of ARCHIBALD z. BLACK, as Principal.
Mr.. Black is graduate of the University OF Nortl
Carolina, and MS testimonials are Of the highest
character. and warrant the Trustees in giving as
surance to all who may feel disposed to patronizc
the Institution, that they will have the advantages
of a systematic and thorough instruction.
The 1caIeny is situated nine miles east Of Car
thage, near Fayetteville and Western Plank Road,
in the midst Of very healthy. moral and intrili-
gent neighborhnod; and it will therefore be free
from many of the vitating influences which so much
endanger the health and morals Of students in towns
aud villages.
In order that the benefits of the Institution may
be within the reach of all the following low rates of
tuition per Session, payable in advance have been
adopted English according 20 advancement Ss,
$40 to S12 so, Latin, Greek, French and higher
branches of Mathematics SIS.
Excellent board (rooms, lights, washing and bed
ding included) can be obtained in the vicinity a.
/ r. = x
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LOT FOR SALE
A POETICAL WORK.

A Volume of the Peetical Works of James A
IN BARLEY, will be published in the City of New
York. Those who may feel inclined to encourage
the sales and circulation of these works. will please
to remit one dollar and half to him, at Orange c.
House. va DO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-21
it,mD@EEte3
Teachers Wanted

THO take charge Of an INSTITUTION OF
i LEARNING about to be established in Edge
field Distr CT. South Carolina, OF Sweet Water
Creek. and about eight miles from Hamburg.
The Schou is located in one Of the NOS, healthy
portions Of Edgeicld and in an enlightened, moral
community.
Every facility. such as board aud "th'r comforts
will be extended To the lupi:s and every means "f
support in abundance will he afforded To the gene
raj advancement, uf the Institution.
The Seminary has already n permanent Capital
Stuck Of Thirty Thousand Dollars. with prospect
nf constant increase. until s endowment shall equal
that of any Sem nary in the State.
Whilst Teachers will he fnlly sustained in causing
order and in causing the best discipline, and the
best system Of learning to be observed in their
School they will be- rc'lu red to c"ic quail fled to
teach the very highest branches that are taught in
the State, AMI To come recommended by the very
best aud most reliable authority.
Two Trachcrs-unc for Males, AMI the other for
Fcma,s ar wanted anl they are expected to bo
ready To undertake ,rir charge the first Monday
in February next
Applications must be addressed 10 Capt Robt.
.lrriwr,hrr Chairman Of the Board of Trustees,
at Jyy Island p. o., Elgchrld District.
ROBT MERlWETllER,
GEO. BOSWELL.
SAMI.. GETZEN, Trustees.
JOEL CURRY,
a. p. BUTLER,
ANDREW }. HAMMOND.
Hamburg Republican will please copy until forbid.
Sept 81, lSa3. 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-21
AWAY WITH CARE.

Away, away with sighs and tears,
Away with care and sorrow;
The storm that wrecks our hearts to-day
May, bury grief tomorrow
It is rot meet that man should mourn,
Amid this world Of toling;
For Ii, who looks in Natures f,cc
VIII always find her smiling.
Earth yields to us her golden gems;
There's nought around US fearful;
And rose and violet strcw our path,
TO make US blcst and cheerful.
'Tis. true Old Winter has returned,
To show his different phases;
But Spring, we know, will come at last,
To strcw the fields with daisies.
And thus, when life is ended here,
A hope to us is given;
4 promise Of q brighter land
A happy home in heaven.
Then comc-away with sighs and tears,
Away with care and sorrow;
The s,ormthat wrecks our hopes to-day
May bury grief tomorrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
JN EQUITY
Benz. L. Gill and Sarah Gill,
his wife, and Susan Morris D;u c,- d.,

-. 7 DtI Jor Fdr on.
Sarah Morris ct al.
DY Virtue of an Order from Chan. WARD
ID LAW in this cause: will proceed to sell at
Edgefield G. H., on The first Monday in January
next the following Real Estate of Pleasant
Morris, ST., decd, viz:
A body of Land, situate near the line between
AbbeviIle and Edgefeld Districts, containing
(according to the report Of the Commissioners
appointed by the Court TO go upon the premises
and decide the expcdiency of seng.) Five Hun
drcd and twenty-five (525) acres, more or less,
living on the waters of Hard Labor Creek and
bounded by lands of Daniel Rountree, Joseph
Talbcrt, John g. Thornton, John Robinson and
others.
This land will be sold in three separate Par
GELS, the metes and boundaries of which will be
shown by plats to be exhibited on the day of
sale.
Purchasers as usual, will be required to give
bonds with approved suretes to secure the Pur-
chase money. The terms Of sale are one and
two years credit, with Interest from date, except
as to so nlnch as may be necrssaty to pay the
costs of this suit, which will be required In
cash. A. SlMhlNS, {. Z. E. D.
Nov 30 5 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-21
Executive Department.
NOVEMBER lOTn. 1853.

WHEREAS. legal notice having been given in
w compliance with the provisions Of the Act Of
the Goth Dec $50, to establish aPLANk ROAD
from the Town of Edgefcd to Richardson's, BY tho
most practicable and convenient rout. with Capt.
tai cf Forty Thousand l. oliars, have appointed
the following citizens 10 act as Commissioners as
required by the Act
1T Edgefeld C. H.-F. W. Plckens, II. R.
Srann. Geo. \. Addison, Tod Hill and a. Bland.
at Hamburg-J.J J Blackwood, II. a. ksnrck,
Charles Hammond and Josiah Sblcy.
At Richardson's-.Jaa. Richardson, j. c. Allen,
George Slrother and James A,tswsy.
The Commissioners will meet at the respective
places and open their books on the first Monday in
January lS54.-Thc Bouks to be kept open for
one month from that date.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State, at
Columbia, this 10Th day of November, a: ID: 1853.
JOHN l.. MANNING.
Nov % ct 10