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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-24
"a 90 O0!!!
THE'PEOPLE'S
GIFT ENTERPRISE AS OCIATION.
ONE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS"
A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING,
AND
Share In the Gifts,

IL established agencies throughout the country for
Zone Of Lie. .ppy Ho besu iSTwn =.
cuted on steel, and Is worthy prominent place either
in parlor or drawing room. The original painting, 10y
Miss Lilly M Spencer is at present in the possession Of
Mr. Charles Setson. The engraving is twenty by
twenty inches representing young and lovely
fne-lOoking little fellow, engaged in plucking flowers
from a vase upon table at hand, and entwining
lions, is hanging somewhat loosely about her beautiful
neck, while the countenance Of each indicate that the
artist did not fail to represent One Of Lies Happy
by issuing 900 COPIES the subscriber IL enabled to
furnish them at the above price, and completing tho
sale to present the members Of the Association the
following
VALUABLE PROPERTY:
Farm in Cook county, Illinois, so acres.
with fine dwelling house, barn, necessary
out-houses, and variety Of fruit trees, un.
der good cultivation, valued at............ $500
Country residence, pleasantly situated two
miles from st. Louis; the house il nearly
new, and finely ornamented with fruit and
ct. Gilbert & Co.'s pianos .......... i'ooe
Elegant pianos, ose.wood cases. ........ 1900
Prince 4 Co.'S melodians. ............ $50
Superb keyed accordeOns. ....... $50. 60
Set parlor furniture. ..................... $50
Set superb psrlOr furniture. ............... 500
10 Gents fine gold watches. 1880
10 Ladies' fine gold watches. $50
10 Ladies' fine gold guard chains ......... 100
10 Gents fine gold vest chains ............... 800
70 Sets Ladies' Ornamented bracelets ....... 200
10 Sets Ladies orn.mented earrings. 100
70 Gents cluster pins. $50
90 Gents gold rings with settings. ........... 400
2OO Gents gold pens with sses.........., 10OO
2OO Lades' gold pens with cases ........... 1000
1000 Gold pens, enameled points. ........... 1000
100 Gents Turkey morocco porte monnaies -. $50
lOo Ladies' pearl inlad porte mOnnaes .... $50
double barreled gun, silver mounted. SO
Set hunting trspPings.. .................. Is
80 Ladies' figured silk and satin parasos 2ss
80 Ladies' silk umbrellas. ............... $50
% Gents silk umbrellas. .......... ........ $50
lOO Gents walking canes. Observation-Disclosures. 200
I00 Ladies fans, various patterns ........ 500
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FRUIT TREES,
WILLIAM III. FORBES.

pEING Agent for the celebrated Nurserymen Florists
ID Horticulturists, JOHN DONNEISON,E EEPHEWS.
of fiamford's landing, Rochester, N.Y. win be happy
10 receive orders In that line The community viii 6pl
10 their advantage to give him . call.
August 10. 1854 'ts '.,.fl aug lodkv3m
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TN.SIIING TACKLE at cost. Poles at a bargain at
l.. C. KINNEY
wx u.xry .opur, NORMAN WHIT
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'SHHNOHH-NMFd
EVHTNELLOH,lS IA y Il
kxpRESS NOTICE.
WALL PAPER AND SHADES.

q nnn rolls latest styles, received by Galcna.-
LsV\)O Persons having rooms to paper would Dc
wrE ia ca early octl3dtf W. DAHL.
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JUST RECEIVED

NEW MUSIC. A large stock of new Piano and Guitar
~ music just received by COMBS.
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TINE partnership heretofore existing the name
Il and style Of SHUE NJ ArHK dissolved BY mutu-
al the 10th inst Payment of debts due the
old firm be made to either Of the undersigned.
FRED. SHUIZ
JACB MATHES
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JUST RECEIVED.
TIME largest assortment of CLOCKS ever imported
to this Territory consisting of the choicest E$A1
kinds from the most ceebrat ted makers No chargex&&
see them Also, beautiful lot of HUNTING AMI PLAIN
LEVER LEPINE WATCHES.
WM. LILNGWORTH,
Cor. OF Jackson and Fifth streets.
st. Paul, Jun Is, 1854. diff.
NEWELL & TOMPKINS.
4 TTORNEYS at Law and dealers in Real Estate. Alb
IL stracts of titles furnished for St. Paul and st. An
thony, and Ramsey County.
Refer to Gov. German, Hon. D. Olmstead, Mayor st.
Paul
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ACRE LOTS
"ITHlN half mile of the Corporation limits COM
w manding fine view of the city.
HENRY McKENTY,
july 19-tf Dealer in Real Estate.
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MARBLE WORKS. The undersigned has been appoin
lNl ted agent &C. Kent Fuer's celebrated marble
maunfactOry whereby he is enabled to fill all orders for
Grave Stones Busts and Mantles at the regu
lar ST. Louis prices. Call and see specimens.
W. s. COMBS,
May 12tf. Near American House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
HAT AND CAR WAREHOUSE,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
DnnnSite The Cnnrt House.

- THE suhscrbers take pleasure in notifying
Wa the Merchants of Virginia and North Cnro -
linn TINT their stock OF Clouds for the has hren
received aud they prepared to serve their cus
t"m,rs and others whb may visit this market to lay in
their Fab supplies.
II is known that We have always kept large and va
rod assortment o Clouds in line, and will only
ad INT onr stock the present eason is unusually
mrge aud veil nssufcd selected entirely from Manufac.
torefs in psl- by the senior paitner whose experience
&c he"u yeHr, ,nph e.. him mike such selections and
an sarh tpp u- III insure succcssiul competition with
any Jlbhiua lIr1.,, Mouth South.
sep 9.ts MAJOR & MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

Distressing MORTALITY Thursday, the
9TH inst. Mr. Peter Liviek. living about three
miles from Staunton, died of lvsrn,ery. In the
afternoon of the same lay one # his children
died,and father and child were both buried III the
same grave the next day. a few weeks pr, Y.ous
two other children died Of the same disease and
one since his death. In the course of one month";
the father and four children hive died-.Staua-
ton SPECTATOR.
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TIE YELLOW FEVER

The number of deaths IN Charleston from Vel
}" Fever on Monday was Il. Total destns during
the week 100 81 winch l2O were-of fever
GALVESTON.
\ letter from Galveston, Texas, to n gentleman
III Washington, under datc of the 10Th inst,says:
Our city has been drcalfully scourgod for
the last month. Nearly three hundred have been
placed beneath the sod, and still the work Of
death goes on. Fifteen were buried Yesterday.
on Wednesday twenty one out of Il population
OF about six thon.ana.n
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-. e. 30 each
o, lu0 10
l-soI 10, - do.
IlARCOI Rr. BRADLEY \ CO,
3S Inn Street s l02 Nassau Street.
BN ROYAL LETTERS PAfrNr.
THE INDROMAGEN, OR WATERPROOF,
ANTI CONSERVATIVE CORK SOLES,
MANUFACTURED by
skarcouri, Bradley 4 Co..

It Market Street Manchester
Principal Uureh0use. log Hood Street. Cheap
side, LoHdon, EagidHd; 4mericdn Establish
wentS, 81 Inn Street & l02 Nassau Street,
Ntnr York, l. $.
'IlIE Ulrumaaeu valuable htro,ery protecting
let from eiHtnor cl, n therefore preventative onisy
Lung Diseases without dprnE Nhaeyor The ll,druma
gen l. in tn hrn ola SOLE and inside the boot or slice. Its
mnlrn~l character l. powerful Hnttl tc 10 disease.
Fur gentlemen it will he annd agreeable healthy,
10 ia the coolest uine-t weather. the fn be
Wet tho H1tumnErtis inserted laiirs the
ishtrs sod h"t hoe in the Indictment weather with
uuHnity Will" tu>uu item prevalent the
country lac tWHrt lV tbcr general adoption ThrN
onufr, ulercec oYera the latter the feet per
spin iut ga lsahy manner aul rlos dangerous
waro pedestrians Ia ley weather. like uai ruNhi While e
latter cause the te ioReH extremely nrge tho ,droHac
heing Wrr thin sheul afk prepared peculiarly placed INSIDE.
ueeas- the ufhc bout. the foot appear
unlN. T. chi drel they extremely valuable they
In "srrJi- with aul healthy ors Their
pcnse is sghss need mcntph hstes tose who
i nike turn Will hui their y'ars doctors bills much dmn
i~hel thereby
tlc is lfomarrn IS Incoming known sale
to almost Incredible Ia. London,
Manchester BIRMINGHAM, Liverpool nuzspw, Iced. nuhlu.
lars Antwerp HAM uph aud Berlin. Sale reached 80.
iers Of erk Soe- Ills Ar4r TIN uamicr will far snrIoss
thai
tho Faclt, their opinion their ,aiuc us preventative
for coughs eeli bronchitis Asthma and Consumption
Mon sle, pr. lair. 90 cents
iH#Its ds tl 800
by N5se4 do e. do
NDlCE-frua the ROAD hhrrH inflow
10 Johters and Wholesaler tnt any ,tarckctr nay
nue FIN profit th,r while tie9 article That
Apply uAkeoI ltI. B'AbLEh ~ 60,
spt o. II Inc INN N lnr
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Dissolution,

fINHE Copartnership heretofore existing nnder the
j. style ind finn of VIM T. Green q Co. il
hereby dissolved by IN iunl consent.
All person, indebted 10 the concern requested
forward and settle with Nm. I. Green. who is
nloue authorized 10 the otlhn firm in liquid
ton. WIN. l. GREEN T. co.
Aug. Isl, 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

PIrrsnrRG, Sept. l9.-9 =. M.-rhcro has
been upwards of 60 deaths by cholera o-day in
ON afflicted sitv, but the new cases have dimin-
iShed and strong hopes are now entertained that
the disease is commencing to abate We have II
delightful rain this evening, which will, it i
hoped have sautary effect,
Among those who died ON sunday aud Monday
were the Rev. Henry r. Layton, who was attcu.
ding the Methodist Protestant Conference in Al
leghanY city Rev. Levi S"vcrence, chaplain 10
the Masonic Lodge in Pitt>hurg; ". W. Bcll,
conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad; :. Il.
johnson, late city treasurer Of Pittshurg, DIR.
Wilson aud Samuel Siple, of the theatre. Mr..
Siple, it will be remembered, was quite faYorie
actor at the Richmond Theatre last season.
CHOLERA At SEA.
NEW YORK, sept. l9.-Thc packet ship York
town arrived atquarantine to- lay; had II deaths
from cholera ON the passage.
The ship St Petersburg arrived from lIayre
this morning; had Is deaths from cholera ON
board during the passage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

CINC1SNAr Sept. lS.--W :. Groesbcal, and
Geo. Pendleton have been nominated for Congress
by the old line Democrats in this county. David
/. Disney, the present representative from this
district,was candidate fer re nomination, but has
been defeated.
The opposition will be !. Scott Harrison, Wing
and Timothy &. Days Independent Democrat.
TnE WAsHINGToS AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
This does not seem to be Il popular scheme
with the people of Washington. The hooks were
opened wc"N ago for subscriptions 10 the stock
Of the road;but yet no stock has been subscr-
bed for by the citzcns,-R Dispatch.
DEATH or \ JrDGE.--lIon. Alexander W.Stow,
late circuit Judge, and first chief justice of the
State, died in New York city on the 18th inst. of
apoplexy, superinduced by an attack of chole-
ra.
ENGLISH w EAP-There was rumor i'll New
York on Tuesday that the Atlantic brought over
a large quantity of English wheat. 1t was incor-
rect, however. She only brought over II few
samples.
The Fair of the Ma land Institute At Baltimore
was opened on Tuesday evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

vyIBE subscriber tnkes this occasion thank his
4 fieuds for the liberal patronage they bestowed
upon VIM. T. Green & Co, and to inform them TINT he
viii continue their business in the place.
son lO.Il m WIN I. GREEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

TENHT subscribe tenders H.. tiun Ia. friends and
H. the public Tor the very liberal patronage hr~iowcd
on him and socits a continuance uf the same u the
New Concern of John T. DAVIS Co, feeling conhden
they can give satisfactOn their stockis entirely
hnvng sold my stock auction. JOHN T. DAVIS.
10 It's
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,y'Al.ls ISL.
I WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE

Z \ T., JAAFN \ 90.
In" ~ irc s.t lrcc mt comn,udirs stock of
hu=b.tui ...Ia#bir
Ial Ash Ftench, German and Irish Goods
"t IT., hut importation. and and h,udsomos
dc as, aud hum Ire vrr,.ns mnnuinr torie- in ihis
r1uauN csarS desert ZION o.. '=s3nrcln Dt, Goods nnk-
lug thrr =n,t 81 the hfacst aud bcs elections
ever oi,d IN Tia t1',c Thrr stprt Of Dress Goods.
Co'A. Cn--iu 49, " nsl'.. liauucs and henvy W ool
ca. In N,grp i dung. ~ ae found .t,iru,trly at
naalvr Gp-h hn,crsand It#r IN dH'-- vii find it
rr5lF l'r iatflo-f ia e,'.H- a,li 'ar' arehns
uYa#. maud viii scIl a. IaS Ms ss .iaar esnb-
l-ifneit ieltr Drit.d $in,r-
". q. \ T.. g JAMES & co.
Importers y Wholr-,,,r Den IA Dry Goods
lev, don nhnyr rnHrli's Hutcl Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
New Cash Store,

~ IL subscribers hive associntcd themselves under
L the t,leand firm of John I Davis & Co, for the
purpose of conducting general Dry Goods Business
in the city Of Lyrehburs, aud hive taken the LARGE
N.tRONT STORE formerly occupied by ,hn 7.
DAVIS, where they now receiving and opening n
large and carefully selected stock oil Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing evely article usually found in Dry
tuods house. to which they respectfully invite the at
tenion Of the friends and the public, confident ,hey
prepared offer and satisfactory Inducements
to al purchasers. JOHN r. DAVIS.
JAMES F. SCOTT.
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BotKpfSG.-l nuIa Iaer> frorup disnnce will rr.ihc
IN lua lnniis uf AILLiAH LFt.Jr E.q. who .cruftcs
the College premises, ii nl-o President CAHrEu
and Indy
Fortutber particulars nldre-- g rrc~iiepr, ciec oi
+. Z. Nah. Petersburg Va.
sGp H. lin
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Roanoke college,

TAIIL y.
Roy. Das'd T. BuIa \. NJ. President aud profe,
scr OF AIrra aud intellectual ipner, tSc,
y Car>ohe Wells a NJ, PROF., Mathematics ard
Natural Science.
Henri Il. Von lloxar, Prot. Arciro, and Modcrn Ian.
gunges.
y. + Bolton Tufor
kNil> Institution, located Sram. Va, will coin
m"uce It, next Ocinbrr All, Exprnsc- for
the session ut ten months. iurlndns TniIion, beat
Ro'n.rcnt. Fue, LehtS tnd lnrii6npi rxpels,s ti12
For particulars adrIress the Pr,sident.
aug l9.dSefmH~
Rep copy
w few vacancies iutl.is srtooi. Apply IL tue SUI
,ctibrr N lyncibGrs. JOilN u. WINSTON.
In
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IMPORT. MI SEtIES on
SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS
INTERESTING To VIRGINIA TEACHERS.
NORRIS. i ..tauatd. rlitd -isa- tr,' ip'loNinH;

MoRHl> Il .iaa.t,l ral,l -i..4 fi,, fo,loNia#:
~.
1p4J4,5{ytN SIEIyS or SOTfy{iFRN
SfGDoI B0DkS--i.,,. ..,..,,, md n.5,..ln, S4,i.
f.. .,,r, ,,,,.,4 all lin. !, ir.,,,,..o ii,,h.:
iptJ tTJJtN yEyvJR ..,,.i.i.,,,. ,,f. Il...,,,..
i've l.s.,,n. in VII nj ,.,,rttva ., lbl ,.-pri,,,
as. ,., I,,.,
1pAJ 3Ttty.N yJ.Dyp y ! r,,.iz,,,, ~ ,n.y
ioa in i,,.. ,, ,s,, ,=,.. A., 80, ,t.t g., Ms :
! a.. a,,=,,,,., : ,,..#...,.
lPALfGHilN ~ mar >o - ,ntl,,o ing o,,ey
I''-ons ~ lfadlas, N"ifff5' at- "=i y t- IA E''
inei hN Mis- y, r.n'lH -. ~" r.i d,Hh.
dPALAs"f1A Hf#3P'h -. 'tai' 'as "l-
P"nl''" tts'"'s IA ''Hih'I ''Ha'' '' n IN ''''
PIN, "'d h'"7' ,lsl5.,- 800 N 5s L. 'ati'",
nnd ff'nanrn"'"n. ~ ~ Nh = l.. 'i1''--l''''
- rf' d"ssa
Hoif1tf 90 On ''hs 49, l'' ~ =" ''''''''' ~
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Il y. nArs.ssNE FORM YowIk

4 ~ VAIL LIME y Oh ~ NSAsA
u SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE first class double engine steamship, ~ Pffk
Roanoke Gopt Thamas Skinner, caves City -aAaaA
Poif, for New York; Every Saturday morni y. ut 10 o.
clock, touching at Norfolk. tn Jtin".i 4wn, Capt
Edward Caycndy Leaves ns hrfetoinfe. Every Tuesday
eva i'm" tnuchlns at Nerelli raihs by Railroad from
Prtershmg connect with enc" ship,
Passengers leaving Lypchhurg an 1ursday morning
viii arrive in tine tn the lunestown at City Pointhe
snue >ouing NJ clock; md thlse leaving on Friday
vii lay nvr, ia "tshue ,tst night. anl connect wit
the RoIrrte, u". inunae ut 10 ncioel
Passage nj tara hon Petersburg, including
Statr Room. 40 %
StcelnFc rnasBP = 90
Passage nm + IRE to Norfols by the River
Steamers
For Ftci. Pn., re IMPLY to
SAM Ell q. BAPTIST, -. -sburg.
MIR = II Iu1v---o
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EDUCsTl0N.
Petersburg Female College.

=
ENiE 81 >e-,ion % tai, n.uti'son viii commence
i the lat Wednesday, ia tai- ma MA eth lav Al
Sept.mher.l and ,Io.e -, tl,' l'n LILY, no.
FACULTY
Rfy GEORGE ". CART ER.
irc>ideut, mn ri. Br..e L,rfs,.s. = Inc, &c
ROBERT KERR. A. Nj.
Mathcmati.- nd NHfl "a. ScJeacr..
WILLIAM T. DAVIS. y NJ.
Aori,nt languages ant Lltrra TIE.
JOSEPH Wall.
Mo Tern Lanzua - and iaiuting.
J. FRED. NULFF,
Musc aud Drawing
Miss EMMA j TAYLOR.
Otnanentai branches.
Mss AMANDA y ARMiSTEAD.
Primary Dehbfltneaf.
Terms OF TUITION SoHotAsTIc lFAE.
PrmnY department. -....----..-.. $40
Acetaloulc (nd .f.ecd English branches ~
CnIIegne-hgher English hrarche- with la.jn
GferL $500 ..-.----... 80
Extra.
Modern Languages Observation-Disclosures. 90
N'ush on lhhp ui 'u'tar 81
O8@lN@ ~ f"hsiI crqulrter) ..-.#--..
Painting ia oil n Water, (pcf qua ter -....---- -
Lecture and ENperrneat, in Natural Sciences per
St.st In tNfft, ..a A..
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SnocKING DENrH.-Patrok sheridan, while at
work at the fat boiling esablis hment of Messrs
Murphy n Co, in New York, ON SATURDAY. aeci-
dentalIy fell into one of the iron pots of boiling
fat. and was - badly scaded that he died in about
an hour after hc.yas eXtrcatcd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

I'VE ADAMS ENPtESS COMPANY Save i'm
and mnur, T. ot.eflnr Norr lon=ru IL sent hy thu
uboNe r"ulrN IS n-r offensive, .nrrrtuu, contracting
nIna# ,>as ,t4 mil r,ss IT. liz waIlaSu3wn rstpc,-
tabrae. an the esnleerr If Agents aud Mes~eng A.
is gunr,lre lua =3ti .stiou all be- fi.co in al denl
ipgs with tn ltaH...
an1t 10 u. " II ,lnSIA Am,
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Peruvian t,,IaoO,

consequence nj the well kouwn e u.ea which hive
htey irt diced and continue prejudice the firm.
iue 'resta III. Exceieucy the Envoy Extraordinary
aud Moistcr fienpocutlery ot i'cu. Is DESTROYS, IA far
n7is ie hs power to rhcr the Peruvian Gnnna bel re-
consumer IN such manner viii enable them To oh
i"n IL GA ferms better adopted the difficulties
{" t." -easen an hn= been plrasod drrrt orders to
mo md lannnl Ia .nIl Gnnnn lhn r-nnt. Inv-:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11
St, Johns School.

RI. Rev. T. +. DAVIS, d. D., Ex-officiO Hi'-
lor.
REV. j. D. MCCULLOUGH, a. NJ, Rector,
and Instructor in Christian Science and Bellies
Lcttrcs
WM b.. LEARY, 4. NJ, Vice Rector and In
structor in Ancirnt Languages and History.
ID. ID. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics and
Nuur;. Science.
Rev. i. A. WAGNER, Instructor i'll English
Department.
rHNIlE Exercises Of this Institution will hc re-
L. ,unlrd on the 81 day in FEBRUARY next.
Boys are allniitcd over the age of seven years
and prepared for the Junior Class i'll College: or
they may receive thorough acadcmical course,
either Classical or English
There is but one Scss"n, divided into tw"trrms
of five months cach, beginning IN the I'd February
and ending November 81.
Tcrms per Session.
For Tuition aud Board, Including washing, fuel
lights, &C., S225, payable semi-amnually in ad-
rance.
En,rNnce fee $25. for which books and stationery
are furnished the Student long us lie may COLI
tinuc in the Institution.
Advanced Students desiring private rooms will
be allowed them Cat the discretion Of the RECTOR
! for an extra charge Of $500, to pay for fuel,
lights, &c.
For further information apply for a Pr"spce-
tusn to the Rector, at Sparanburg c. H., 5. G.
Jan 3m 81
a. The Charleston Mercury copy tri-wrckiy
and all the other papers i'll the State weekly, for
| the Rector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11
Rich Carpets and Curtain
Materials.

SNoWDEN g. HEAR, have received
- from New York
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets, of new and splcnda
styles; :sl,
Superior Tapestry Brussels and Venetian Carpets;
Superior Ingram and Three Ply Carpets;
Printed Floor l,ahcs, by the yard, and in patterns
Carpets, for Halls and Bed Rooms, atsvery low
prices; ].
Superior white Embroidered Lace and Muslin CuF-
Rich co!orcd Damasks, for Window Curtains
French Window Shades, of elegant designs;
Curtain Bands; rich Corniccs; Brass and Plated
Stair Rods;
Furniture Dimitics and Cotton Fainscs, . largo.
supply;
French Printed Table Covers, of extra size and
quality.
To all OF which they respectfully invite the at
tenton Of the public.
Nov % If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11
Teachers Wanted

rTNO take charge Of an INSTITUTION OF
i LEARNING about TO be established in Edge.
field District, South Carolina, on Sweet Water
Creek. and about eight miles from Hamburg
The Schuul is located in one Of the most healthy
portions of EdgrGcld and in an enlightened, mora
community.
Every facility, such as board and other comforts
will be extended To the Pupils, aud every means :"
support in abundance will be afforded tu the gene
raj advancement of the Institution.
The Seminary has already a permanent Capita
Stock of Thirty Thousand Dollars, with prospect
of constant increase until its endowment shall equal
that of any Seminary in the State
Whilst Teachers will be fully sustained in causing
order. and in causing the best discipline, and the
best system of learning to be observed in tlclI
Schoo: they will b. required 10 come quail lied ia
teach the very highest branches that are taught ~
the State, aul To come recommended by The very
best aud most reliable authority. u -
Two Tcachers-one for Males, and the other iot
Females, are wanted AMI they are expected to be
ready To undertake their charge OIL the first Monday
in February next.
Applications must be addressed toCart liobt
Seriwcthcr, Chairman Of the Board of Trustees
at wv Island p. o., Elgcrcll District.
ROBT MERIWETllER,
GEO. BOSWELL,
SANlL. GETZEN, Trustees
JOEL CURRY,
A. p BUTLER,
ANDREW j. HAMMOND.
Hamburg Republican will please copy until forbid
Sept 81, 1853, If III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11
Stock of Groceries
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
Estate S a | e /!

yElLL be sold at MOUNT WILLING, the
" residence Of Tie late Jacob Il. Smith, on
MONDAY the 23d January and days following, all
III, Personal Estate U! said deceased, consisting Of
Eighty or Ninety Negroes,
Being one Of the likcirst gangs of Ncsro's in the
District, most of them having been raised BY MIR.
Smith. Among them are Carpenters, WagS"ners.
C"okS, Sr;,ms,rcsses, House Servants and Field
Hands. Also,
Horses, Mules, Oxen,
A large Stock Of Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Il QUANTITY OF CORN,
Fodder, Oats, Shucks and Cotton Sred, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Wagons, Plantation Tcois
one Carriage and Buggy, &c, &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11

Scotch WHISKEY pure C!.":cc COGNAC
BRANDY, Holland GIN, pure and choice. Ma
.lc;ra WINE, old and fine, CHAM'ilGNE
VINES. ch"ic, brands. 4 splendid assortment OF
West India Fruits, Raisins, Nuts, sc.
With few Barrels New Crop Orleans Alolasscs,
and few boxes superior Sperm -Ndalnaniine Cam
dies. These with u gen, raj assortment Of FAMl-
LY GROCERIES previously in Store, makes his
Stock very comp!crc, all any part of which will
IL. sold low. s. T. BOWER
llamhurm Jan : II 81