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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-14

VERMoNT--A CLEAN SWEEP BY the la
test news from free Vermont, we learn that
Royce's majority for Governor will exceed
ten thousand The N Y. Tribune, on the
authority of Senator Foote, says it is under
stood that the Slave Democracy haze not
carried u county or senator IN the State
not member of Congress or State officer
That Douglass native county returns % Re-
publicans to 2 Slave Democrats-that out of
230 members elected, The Slave Democracy
will not have so! This is the way freemen
respond to the Slave Power. If any dema-
gogue is anxious to try again to sell the free
by the fate OF Douglas and Pierce. Trea-
son to party may be overlooked, but treason
to Liberty cannot be forgiven by Republi-
cans.-IO. S. Jour.
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Mrs. Ann Royal, of Washington city,
died on Sunday morning last at an extreme
old age. Mrs. R. has been, in her day, re-
markable woman, dealing in bitter sarcasm,
and belonged to the Trollope school of tour
lists. She also wrote some novels of scant
popularity. - .. .....'
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Short of a Watch.

Mr.. Jacob Short, on his way home from
lecture, in which he had been much interest
ed, fell in with well dressed gentleman
who addressed casual inquiry to him
From this inquiry proceeded an animated
conversation, in which Mr.. Short became
so much interested that he parted from his
new acquaintance with much regret.
4 moment afterwards, being desirous of
learning the time, he felt for his watch. ToI
his CONSERVATION he found it was gone. He
at once bethought himself of the common
practice of adrolt pickpockets to put on the
guise of gentlemen, III order to facilitate
their operations. OF course his suspicion
instantly rested upon his late acquaintance.
Luckily he was III sight.
lie ran after him with hasty step, and
succeeded in overtaking him.
Surrender that watCh| said he, IN al
determined tone, " or the consequences be-
upon your head
The gentleman, or pickpocket, turned pale,
cnd looked for moment as if he were in
cined to resistance, but the resolute tone
and bearing of Mr.. Short intimidated him,
and he yielded to the requisitiOn.
Mr.. Short went home congratulating him
sell on the courage he had displayed ON the
occasion.
He related the adventure to his wife, who,
instead Of praising him, as he anticipated
she would, exclaimed:
"Why, Jacob, what have you done p
Your watch is lying on the table, where you
left it before going to the lecture. That /
should live to see my dear husband pick
pocket" .u
Jacob sat down i'll trepidation 1t was all
true. He had actually committed high
way robbery, when, as he imagined, he was
only recovering his stolen property
He slept but little that night. Visions
of handouts and prison bars float ted before
his troubled mind, and he arose from sleep
less bed the next morning to read the follow
ing announcement in the morning papers:
OuTRAGE.-We learn that the Rev. Mr..
c., returning from lecture, last evening,
was violently assaulted by stranger and
the threatened with instant death unless he
delivered up his watch. He was according
ly obliged to do so. The person who com
mitted this outrage is represented as short
and stout, with ferocous expression OF
counteuance"
This was not calculated to calm the ex-
cited nerves of Mr.. Short. He hardly knew
how to extricate himself from his embarrass-
ing position. He at length bethought him
self to send his wife with the watch to the
Rev. Mr.. c., with plain statement OF the
mistake which had occurred, and with a
request that he would cause the matter to be
dropped Immediately.
The negotiation proved successful, and
Short was relieved from his terror. 1t need
not be said that Mr.. Short has not attempted
highway robbery since this memorable occa-
sion, having come to the deliberate conclu-
sion that " the way of the transgressor is
hard"
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The Louisville Journal has the following
item: "Among the curiosities on Main-st.
yesterday, were Is negro men handcuffed in
pairs, in charge of two white men. A lot
of women and children were following in
their wake"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-14

United States senator Jones, of Iowa, had
a fight in Dubuque last week, with Mr..
Peter A. Lorrimer Jones got severely pun
melled for calling Lorrimer ID liar.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-14

Two watch seals, formerly belonging to
General Washington, were lately plowed up
almost at the same time--the one. gold
saal, was lost by his nephew, in Virginia,
about seventeen years ago; and the other,
y silver one, was lost by himself, at the
ecenc of Braddock's defeat. He was wont
Ito wear them both together, until he lost
Idhe silver one. Both bear his initials
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1 OUT OF DEBr.-The State of Connecticut
ss oat of debt, and has money loaned out at
interest. The school fund is valued at So,
o76, 900 AMI other productive property of the
State is estimated at $400 900, the greater
part Of which is invested in bank stocks.
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The canal commissioners of New York
have fixed upon the fifth of December as
the day upon which to close the canals for
the season.
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ABBEXELLEzE4EMALE-

guyIIE Exc es of this School were resumed
IL on the instant, under the charge of
Misses AMELrA|nnd CAROLINE HAYDEN These
Ladies have Taught for several years at Laurens
and Greenville, in this State, and ceme to us
with the very highest testimonials.
We ask from the patrons Of Education trial
of our School, and feel satisfied it will be found
at least fully equal to many of the so-callcd Col.
leges and Institutes of thaday.
sr The School year is divided Into two sessions.
The first session commence the first Menday
in January, aud ends the Friday before the first
Monday in August The sccond session com.
mences the third Monday in September, and ends
the Friday before Christmas. !sssi :; 5
g..s - RATES OF TUITION. " y ~ ::
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and the primary
elements of higher -branches-frst session, Sll;
second session, $5.
The above, with Geography History, Eng
lish Grammer, Arithmetic and Composition
first session. SIG second session, Ss
The above, with Algebra, Geometry, Chem
istry, Botany, Astronomy, Logic. Rhetoric,
Belles-Lcttres, Metaphysics Ethics, and any
other branches of Natural, Moral, or Mathc,nat.
ical science-first session, sag; second session,
$40.
The above, with Latin and Greck-first scs.
sion, S2S second session, Sl2.
The nbeye, with French or Gernan-first scs
sion, S33 second session, Sl5.
| fXTRAa.
Music-Piano, first session, S2S; second seq
sion, Sl2. ~
Guitar, first session, s2e; second session, sl2
Vocal, first session, SO; second session, S2.
Use of Piano i'll taking lessons first session
81; second session. 81.
Use of Piano in practicing, additional, frs
session, 81; second session, 81
Drawing and paintit ssslss, B. sssss
ond session, 49, a43 AS 81 N :
Contingent, first ssats ssesond ses
sion, so cents. sssssssss ~ ~ Sak;s N
| So Payment to be made punctually at til,
end Of each tcrirr
JonS a. CALHOUN,
Tuos. c. PERRIN, Board
.,<S CHARLES DESDY, of
lS&s. JOHN WHITE Directors
t-35ass J.J. WARDLAw,
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Rich Carpets and Curtain Mate.
ri;lls. 49,

SmoWdcn & Shcilr havo received from
~ New York
Rich tapestry velvet carpets, of.ncw aud splcnl-
id styles; English brussels carpets. of rich and
elegant styles; superior tapestry brussels and
carpets; printed floor baizes by the yard, and
in patterns carpets, for halls and bed rooms, at
very l,w prices; superior white embroidered
lace and muslin curtains; rich colored damasks,
for window cnrtains; french window shades, oi
elegant designs; curtain bands; rich corniccs
brass and plated stair rods; furniture dimitics
aud cotton fringes q large supply; french print
ed table covers, of extra size and quality.
To NIL of which they respectful invite the at
tenton of the public
Augusta Dec Z 3j
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- r3r::f":':'r -" .i.t f ;.,.,..u... q.
. 20 "itti - ;,.''',-'.r i'' ,rs a. -, ,.s
sad - Ssis York. ancf.. .t,r ,:.,.: .. ;r.y, =.
CRAwf9ansd &c .oss6 iSBypes,N; i;o., 4. ..,S =: .Han
lesion; O'NExEks g6snsSs::, f.:l
!, Ks9l NsAESs aliEhs 10 fssIde IA. j..
bln. hSass ia yill be Under the ..
agement ChewfoR and that in Ne.
Z ORR w,i De conducted by N. B.HILi.. who will
open the honse there anterior to tile l5th nror;n,n
OF WI which due notice will be given ,1s.si1
we tender onr best services to onr friends; with
ne usual fncililies upon consignments addressed
to either n. .O'NEALE.S -. e.oS"e 't'' :
Ss-a:s DANIEt. CRAWFORD.e
) - IN. R. HILL. 81.
Charleston, June g, 1853 9 z! r. J
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Ladies' Rich Dress Goods.
Cnowden & Shear have received from ne'

- ~~~~~N
~ York
Rich Brocadc and Fancy Silk, ;" new and and
splendid styles; sup. white hroutt t,.i "mu ,""eS
pearl cold silks; superior ;;. ,;aek figured and
Ge1nines"nd d3 eHM 'si, elegant upns
9ns;rola r tc% cc"%,nrs.1apins small figured del"ina
fo,, Vol hGutiful styles for children; ladies
@ m,, .l chimascttcs, collars, and under
sleeves Very large snpply; Indies pla'u nn-
Ior.i. |%es, collars, and chi,nasettes for mourn
:ma' ladies mourning collars of beautiful styics;
,Xite and colored silk blond laces, for ladies
Ievcnine dresses; ladies' clotl, talma cloaks, OF
new and elegant styles; ladies black cloth cloaks,
for mourning, of beautiful styles; ladies' black
an,; rich coioret, silk velvet mantillns; ladies
black and colored cloth fillebcrtes and talinas;
ladies' superior black cashmere and tlihet wool
shawls; ladies fancy Scotch, bay state, Water
vlcit, Waterloo aud empire wool shawls very
large supply; ladies' superior mourning shawls
of extra size and heavy; n large supply oflcavy
woolen shawls, for servants; superior welch and
gauze fiannels; superior English colorcd fanncls
Tor ies,sacls; landes' cloths for cloaks ans
talmas;o of beautiful colors; with great variety
af,dther articles suitable for the present season
dnir to oil Of which they respectfully insitd tn
Eattentionof the public.
| :. Deb. iSSSs - $50 81 s;.ssssy .ssssy
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ICE TO CoNTR 2z:'iss'iss :

-, .L,>l5s ..-S - ,a.,r
neville District will jreceij;; sea#
or the building q, 8 new 81. 'r,.ss.,
proposals will bs:epsas'' :isS n
Jail is to be fifty fyetfspI 3. >. y.s,. i /,
and three stories. hig stssss. 8
lie completed bvthe fonsi f:jNl XSss
~, successful "ss,ssi,,! siddsr bid M
y, according to CONTRACT phdsr tkG Sbets
Of !. Graves. Esq, Architect 4 NJ: e.
following payments will beSisde d"f
grcss of the work: ~
thousand Dollars in cesl Ex
IN of tho building ssss. 80,
Il Dollars w.hHn las1siIA isfs
"i the remainder N6eHs6,
ed and received bH3i3ss&SSh ~
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QstA egrseAxssR Rsa,tingS MNIKg and
q thl6els ses1Aas 49,. s. 90
- afuuefn Hskfgf$vaNt GeoWnphy ..... 3 90
cient History and sGeography, and
Book-Keepine,4pe session. ..... 10 90
Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, and the
Mathematics. a.. ................ l2 90
3. The above. with Latin and Greek. -. Is 90
cB- Students entering will be charged for the
session, unless BY consent Of the Trustees. No
deduction for sickness unless of one weeks dura-
tion BY orderof the Trustees
Dec % st WM. LYON, Secretary.
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Adn1inistrator,s Sale

f1HE Property of the late Mrs, Jane Donald,
deceusrd, wilibe sold at public auction of the
II late residence Of suid dcceased. on .Wsdne es.
day, the 5th day of February next, consisting Of
several likely Negroes Horses Cows, Hogs, a
quantity of Sailed Pork, Corn, Fodder, Cotton
III the seed, Pluntation Tools, and MANY other
articles too tedious 10 mention.
Terns-Credt until the lst of January, 1s55.
10Y all sums over FIVE dollars.
FRANCIS ATKINS
Jan 90 II Al Adlnr. will annexed.
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E1NTON LODGE, No. 8, A. +. M
TAME ICE!

I 4 Il T. q I G f :!
a Important business will be transacted at
w ;he next regular communication of this
~. y Lodge, to wit: on the Evening Of the
66pd Monday in February next s:,,ines. il,
S4A5ch the whole Fraternity is deeply Interested
he Members of the Lodge will, therefore,
kE DUE NOTICE, AND GOVERN THEMSELVES &C.
sz6RDiSGLY. Let all attend. -
S$ by order Of the W...M...
"a n. J. BULLOCK, Secretary:
q rsfian 2l IL 81
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ID. ID. Rosa, Instructor IN Mn &snAt
Natural Science T'isT-.. - = $50 .ssss.,sz;
Rev. f. A. Wagner, Instructor in English De-
partmcnt. sE52
-HE exercises ofthis Institution will be Iss
snmed oil the dday in February next q
Boys are admitted over the age of ssven
aud prepared for the Junior class in College; or
they may receae a thorough acndenlieal course,
either classical or English ~ ~ : = :.
There is but one session, divided into two terms
Of five mouths each.) beginning on tte2d Of Feb
ruary and ending November 80 sss
TERMS FER SsssIcN.--For Tuition and Board, in
cluding washing, fuel, lights de-, Sa25, payable
semi-annually in advance. 80
Entrance fee S25, for which books and staton-
cry arc furnished the students go long as he may
continue in the instruction.
Advanced students desiring private rooms will
be allowed them Int the discretion of the Rector)
for extra charge of Sl5 to pay for fuel, lights
&c.
For further information apply for n iprospec-
tus" to the Rector, at Spartanburg c. IL, s. G.
Dec. 22d, 1868, 81 3m
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-. ;.,. snionths;@ s6s,ss9>32
\ .oleGexpcnscs Of the Road, it is be-
tb;se> ..@iltnot exceed sll 600 per month, or so
per cent. on sthe earnings The Road, for the
gstatsr partSis we'll constructcd-of good mate
Fistand heavy iron: und could not now be made
and furnished as it is for less ll.an 100000.
= lSi ordeEof tic Direction,
I. s; ~ - 80. 'rIiOS. G. PERRIN, Prcs't.
NJ B.The Bonds can be had by applying to
Mr. Jacob Cohen, of Charleston, Mr.. J. Z. South
en-, of Columbia, or to inc ut Abbevilc G.. II.
sa,iSn 25 TiIOS. C. PERRIN, Prest.
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;I;rtdbrasins al .wSfsfsa
for Plaasat o9 md fhnily supp pty 7's
rpsaters. Blacksmiths and other Mechanics
T6olss cocks, Hinges, Nails, Paints, :Oils, ~
Window Glass and = great variety of all the
articles used in building and furnishing houses
Gun and Blasting Powder and Safety Fuse. 80
Hydraulic Cement Oalcined and Ground Plaster.
p Saddlery, Shoes and Hats.
Sole Leather, Calf and Lining Skin,; and other
articles in this line always on hand. :.
AS most of the Goods were bought before the
late rise, and for cash, he fiatters himself TINT
this end his long experience will enable him to
give his customers some advantages.
E o 4 r. B. also continues to store and sell
GAnhmS CO7T'ON and other Produce, and hav-
ing good stOrc-roon,, MI will be kept III good or
der No drayage charged for cotton stored 0
of the railroad depots free OF charge Oct 81
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N Eas
FALL AND WIN

TIE subscriber has jnt
we'll selected stock, Of Fals
consisting in pnrt.of =,
Mnuslaines, Popi,ns, Brocatl
y :. Cas|nneress
of The latest and most fasl,iy
iLdces and Enbroiderisa I
and style, embracing Lace
fapcs, collurs und'cl,emhtH
ss0rtment- of most spleM
ssScurfs, -Nyreniils, etc.; ,tnaz|
y BRIDAIkYstY
of superior slyleSabdt tSHa
afEeies Of tadiry
Also, n large ,;&'
W!oolien T-"7&~ q, !;
.#fgN- ''n.H v
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HOSIERY.

~ New York
Ladies' white and black mcrino and lambs wool
hose;
ladies' heavy fcecy lined black raw silk hose;
ladies' white black and slate colorcd English
hose;
misses and youths hose, full assortment;
large supply of chilren's fancy cotton, worstcd
and silk hosiery;
ladies' silk and mcrino vests with long and short
sleeves;
gentlcmnn's mcrino and silk shirts and dawers;
misses mcrno vests;
q complete assortment of Alexandcr's ladies' kid
gloves.
The public arc respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment.
Augusta Dec Z 1853 35
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN 4
A66erilie Distriet-M Equity.
\ Henry A. Jones, l -,
lc'i'ia Finley, Nancy Finley, 7

As'''a f'a'sy sas ssi,s'. Sisssy Finley Foreclosure.
NJ appearing to my satisfaction tb.t T ot;,,.
fimey, one Of the Defendants in. the case. rs.
sioes s without the State: on motion by TLonson =
N FUR, complainants. Solicitor ordered thai sad
Lcti'a FINLEY appear, and plead, answer or de- do.
tinr 70 said bill Of complaint within tbree
'nn!hs ION gwen date, or an order pro coniesso
5F'il be taken against her :. ."': p
II. A.JONES, c.E.A.p.
on1sssioner's IN ., Office, Jan. 90, 1861. {.
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= = Mondayh
der the supervision Of GILBERT {
rs Principal, in connection With
Teacher Of Music, and hefg'uasf
ant in the Prin,ary Depnrtln ent.t
Rates of Tuition per session Of
first Class Orthogruphy, ri
Second Glass. The above. w5
Arithmetic, Al English Gramnler al]
Third Glass. The above, will
oric, Natural Philosophy, Chez,
omy, Algebra, Geometry, Latin I
Music,
French aud German, each,
Us" Of Piano, -a
1ncidentnls, - -5s3
Board can be obtained at fro,
month.
. The undersigned take pleasure
ing Dir. LANE, to the confidence
Guardians lie comes with tic
monia's of talent and SCHOLARSHIP
entitled to the fullest reliance :,
(Signed) II. NJ. Davis, j. T.
Freeland, j., G. Harper, j. N. i
Davis, w. A. PresslSsH. Latin
ohCS - - 40 sic -. u p E-ieta
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LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS ;s.s
A1h persons indebted to the Subscriber. are
RI lot,fled that if payment is not mndc before
nat Day, they viii find their notes in the
way OF an Officer for collection, as nloney /
IN 40 IN !. L. LIpscoMR i, e.
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sls,.sezs,,,.;.. ATTENTION

$ aggs f,lsxsA ,A,SgRy! {
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Asburv Academy.

VNHE Trustees have eng. ged the services Of Mr..
JOSEPH II. RUFF, to take charge of the
moulded by Mr.. J. /. Lesley, rof CIear-Spring
Acndemy, as TO his capnbility of preparing stu.
dentsfor the Sophomore Glass, Of the s. G. c..
School to commence second Monday i'll Jan
lR5d :
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lsco5l kALfDo RI for sbeau.ifying tie.
j6sss I''s oDoN = l' orsdsntr..
.FRINI TI !. Z, a., s.;
fxithra IaA t and brYstaL alace Soap
Family oi perior Toilet and
=, I, 8. q 49, p. z Il
.and best 81 tshltEF sExtracts TIia larccst
st. PED s stock e' ever Fred sinthis mar. mar.
"a lFLAvO /. l, {, !;
R,se, Lemo ,.sa ssA ! - Extracts of
3utmeg, Gu ahXlla, 8. Xn Teach Orange. CELERY.
aards, &c. Getsior 1',s hayoring JeIlies, Cus.
"a GARDEN = 4.;S = s.
hug Siore q PED Just receiycds at tho
ssii,ds. fsual supply Of. fresh, Garlsa
a IS s's z 4 wl1RpLAss 7 g !. 4 \ /.
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BROWNING ia LEM IAN.

?. bnO w N1NO q AEiUuAN,
TMPORTERS of FEcnch, British, and German
i DRY GOODS, No. 200 and 211 King street,
corner of Market street, Charleston S. G.
Carpetings-1ngrain, Phys. Brussels, Tap
cstry and Nclvcts
Curtain Materials, in Silk, Satin and worstcd.
Curtain Cambrics and Muslins, i'll large variety.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, all
styles.
Gilt Corniccs, in all the new designs
Curtain Gimps, Holders, Loops, Tasscls, dc.
Drapcry Cords and Bell Ropes in all varieties
British and American Floor Oil Cloths.
Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpet.
ings, Of ull styles.
Wilton, Velvet and Administer Rugs, in large
variety.
Plantation w Woolens-Blunkets. Plains, Kcr.
scys, Caps, DC.
Red and White Flanncls. Shirti,igs, &c.
Cotton Osnnburgs, Of all the best Southern
makes.
| English and American Cotton Flannels.
French, English and American Prints.
Linens, Of Richardson's superior make, for
Slectings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Dam
| asks, Doylies, Napkins, Towcllings Uucknbacks,
Fruit Cloths, j. T. Diapers. Grass Cloths, dc. /.
Cloths Cassimcrcs and Vcstings. OF tho best
| French Goods.
| Servants Cloths in all the sl,adcs of Englisl,
Goods
| satincts, Twcets, Jeans and I.ndseys, of all
/; qualities and styles, with full assortns n4s1f
Rich Dress Goods. in Silks, T;ss.,.s.ssl1xssSa =,
Grenadines, Muslins, &c, ESgssisssxl .
Bombazines, Alpacas nnd MdSyaE 3,
grent variety SSS
Emroiderics and Lace Goqasscf sAe
scriptien: M
! Evening Dress Goods, in gr@NkIa{}j !: 80
-stantly received. FAFisI ssEs!! 49, "a
.All the above arc for our owl SsdiTsct fmpor&
/ TOP ana stHFl Mt the lowest nasiit hi
81 81 n or City AccclE Eanef SA
sesss 3 lse:y stem strictl S3ael
~ 81 - ~ 3EQN y HssmN%
8 81 81 + - Gsals
nj IL
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Trotter shoal Schools

TrOtter Sho;,l Schools
:" ILL open 10th January 1854. Two Scs-
w sions, five months euch.
Board flights cxccpted) $40 per mouth.
Tuition --3 classes: LIST class 81 per month.
I'd Z" S3 &c
Sd :" 81 -"
.. Music, 81 per month. CnAs. RoEcLIss, Musi-
clan.
Tuition-Minimnm charge for two sessions
S2Q. Moximum charge Cor two sessions S55.
EssNqpupil admitted short OF session.
J SsApparatus-Che Chemicnl. Botanical, Physinlogi-
sral Geological, Mechanical, and Mathematical.
FF Instructors -Messrk Nick ELvY and Bono
: Ms. O. S. JONES andJ. w. JONES.
f Jan 5, "a 3s At
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(gE., a asIfsWt v';..-
f:t'sui iar.urs aud isnBaliss;eng a,..,..
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to offer greater facilities to our friends = 2and
beg to assure them that every exsrtion WIZ tbS
mdde to promote the, interest Of those making
consgnments to us, and tllatwe Will c0iitindest6
do business on the same liberal terms. );
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GOLLOTHERN WALKERS,
Z Aug %. 6n ANDREW BURNSIDE..yssss; y ;
JOSEPH NNHILDEN, .: E9a: 81; 4;
DEALER IN Y sAts.e = 40 i
PAINTS. OILS GLAS 81
AND a
Ship Chandlery, .
No GO ls Es'f BGS Y. o}pposite }S y. d. M'an6,
lie keeps constantly for sale n general stock of
Paints and Oils of,all kinds, = 49, -. r..
Window Glass and Snslea, Spirits Turpentine,
Camphenc,I Spirit Gas, y s
Tallow, Grindstoncs, Cordagc, Chain Pumps,
Cotton Foot Gin Fixtures,
Glue, Packing Yarn, Brushes of various kinds.
Oct 81 2s-Gm
Falls !k Kinard,
DEALERS in Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods and
~ Carpeting, Of every description, at their new
store, Man-strect, Columbia.
may 10 Iy
Charleston and Florida Steam Packets
United States hlail Line-Scmi Weekly.
Connecting ,Dith the Ne,o York Steamers each ,oa,
Arsss, THE CAROLINA, l.. NJ. Cox.
| /zkHIEA10 ErrER master, will leave every Sat.
ss ee4skRsE -urduy Afternoon, ut ; o'clock, touch
ing ut Jacksonville, Pcolqta and Pilatka, on tho
St. Johns Rivet returning will arrive ut Charles
ton OH Wednesday,
The FLORIDA, ,CuAnLEc WILLY master, vii
leave on Tuesday Afternoon of each week, n
same hour, and, in returning, will arrive "n Sat
urday Morning. Due notice will always be givcl
when the Carolina makes ar extra trip to St. An
gustine. 1t is only considered necessary to sa!
that these boats ave heen built especially for tli
trade, and arc commanded by the most experienced
| nav vigators.
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For Freight or Passage, apply OH board, q
| Southern wharf, or to
JOHN w. CALDWELL, 80 East Bay,
Charleston. Feb I'D, 1853 As II