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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
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The Southern political Press has
never been more open and frank in its
svowal Of political purposes and plans.
than Il is during the present canvass.
The triumphs Of Slavery during the
past four years. 1.-The successful repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. a meas
ure for which even Mr.. Calhoun new
or dared 10 hope.-and the ready. ea-
gar promptitude With which the Dem
ocrstic Patty st Cincinnati yielded to
the exactions Of the Slsveholding
power. seem to have inspired the po-
liticxl leaders Of the South with the
belief, that the time has come when
they can safely and even with advan-
tage to themselves. make open proc
Ismation Of the projects they have in
store for the future. WV t'i.4
b In proof of this, and as an iadica-
ton Of what those projects are. We
invite attention to the following lead
ing editorial from the Richmond (va)
Eaquirsr Of Friday. Aug 29M. = ~
LOOK rHE rurURE IN rae PACE. q
Every ones experience attests the
truth Of the maxim that, very often,
the way TO arrest danger is 70 meet
|it half way. To prepare for it is uften
to avertit. The ostrich, by conceal.
ing its head in The sand, does not
a o. - IL ~
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g seiiiigs fIProw she NV. Times.
The Political Economy Of Slavery
The Institution Tested by its
ol Fruits. har slsre1 isi s9isp. ~


- The .following tables have been
carefully prepared from the Census Of
1850. The statements which they
embody are official and enutIedt to con-
dence. They present side by side the
results Of SLAvERY and FREEDoM. up
on the population, industry, and gem
eral material prosperity Of several Of
the leading States Of the Union. as
we'll astheir relative weight in the polit-
zeal government OF the country. We
do not present them to prove the pros
prr'ry OF one tecriunH of the country
IN order to excite contemptuous and
insidlous comparisons, with another; or
10 losler our own pride by the view oil
neighbor's poverty and decay; or TO
s'imu'a'e interference win asys'em OF
internal economy which we discover
" w ~sscf ~ W'oeAi>sono @nt ftiutu>-
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Risudish Outrage upon . Young
=. ..,fsn,s.s. Lady. -,.t.q ~ -.

n LAwREscE. X. T. Aug. 81. SO.
= It is my duty to record one Of the
most heIIish outrsges which ever dis
graced any age Of our country; but
which, alas! is not an isolated one in
our beautiful Territory. Let this case
be handed down rs an evidence Of the
demoraIising elects upon humanity Of
that cursed Institution which our ru-
lsrs are trying 70 force uPoa as. -
A Mr.. Henry Hyatt, with his wife
and family moved from Milton, Wayne
county. Indians. to Kansas. and set
lied on claim on Wasbiogson Greek.
about seven miles south from the city.
Accompanying bis wife was a young
widow lad. Q friend Of the family who
desired to emigrats TO Kansas. Mr..
Hyatt commenced building amilI on
HE claim last Spring, aAd, 'as extra
hands were needed. Pro-Slavery
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80 TO poascM AMD DOMESTIC nss MORALS TEMPERANCE cAToN Ac


'-.slf E" .sIaiN' 'ft'' 2 -
!. = Z. .--.-- - ~ : : :, -. = : -. - :
-, q, :.
man was employeo' VINO po"fuou ~ -
h', house -, ..-s.-
~ was soon no"ceu .n"' r"s" s"y
news OF yne movemsn1 o. 'ne rIss :
S'A'e OF r.o-s'ase'y pa'ues 'eaoaeu
nyatrs, mat tnIs man a''er supper
tme' would go on 70 ,ne ,enue-sous YOU
ABOVE, Known r - .ns rSas osnae.s "a ."'o. ,hasa
u"' s.n'e ~, ceo' o'vA'" .P 49," i
say vi 9a'te ns.n ,a'e 10 sns n'sn., anu ai'
TN. on osooa'n v'en"s "o P'as ~
MS tune e''ner mere o' ~ 'ne u nou'e
lo' spro'siaveIy ne'gn"ot c'o0 by
AZ lass M.. nyAus : ISml'y.. uhose .s
'ee'nys apo sy"Pr'n'es s'os WIZ s"e
cause 0! freedom mere, cna'geu "'m
Win being q spy. ana the young auy
e'ted instances OF MS v's''s 70 Pso-s's
very places after the receiPs o. news
cy them, with an earnestness very
d'stasseiul 70 the numsn ns resu''
was tnat ne ie's Ms' fiya'ss emp'oy;
men'' ss,r .aI.o
Vn Tue nign! o' veanensy' avg
20, wnen all tne Ism"y naa gone 70
ress' tue young ,auy .e.s :,s', ner 'oom y
ano wens 20 one ~ 'ue o1'ou''u'uss -
me resr OF Inc mouse. USE o1 s's nsr rssurn . n'r
sne was se'1eu oy 'ou' masAeu 'unan' ~
ana so overcome was sue W 'os,os''
'"a' os'ors sne oou'c 'scre"m, ne,
tongue vas cnokeaouto' ner m'u'a anu
tied win string behind ner mead ana
around ner NECK S"e was men 'o'a
that u she made the ieast noise sue
would immediately De sno,; ana re-
vo'ses was ne'o 10 ne, nss' "n.'e ,ney
s1ed ner naoos osnluu ner oacs,
1ney ,nen carried ner 70" nunu'sa
yards nom the mouse 'n.o " patton .,
loog prairie grass, ana commenceo
''e" ns'n'" ,ueeus".ue ss~u.'ss
yua'9 WINE 'ney sescn "a 'u'n s'o'H
sed ner person one naa swooneu
rom 'esr' anc naa not ,e'u'nea 70
state OF consciousness Wnen 'n's IN
human assault was made upon ner
person ;.
Ate, competing ,ne'r euf1 many. lney
k'ossd ner Ia the s'de anu aouomen'
ana 'eIs ner: " p Is suppo'sa' 20 a,s'L =
~" '..S s" e ~
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~ "drandmothers said . child
on returning from Sunday school. one
6ne morning, s'is the Bi6ie true?o -
"Ceriaiuly," replied The oll MY,
''but Why do you ssks' ilIs; g
''Becsuse," replied the juvenile. ..it.
says that every hair Of our head Is
numbered. and 50 | pulled out band
ful to-day. and there vszn't number
on one OF then." a < s me- s
"what hsrssyi'' exclaiusl The cd
lady, sud che tainted clean slif sfpno
dead on the door. f4<
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VOL xxIF-.-N0. 40.

~. sssP .'..n s,", .s'"s,' sw.s ss".a r., -,
$3.50 ~ r,ior alone Marv.
w,"ey, e"ssss ~. 80 ~ ,hs s,ats q,
rssss,. Ses.;ny siooc s sMusf YOU 90
n Msdsleins" sstsd NJ. yane. in a be-
s.ch;.c voice ayes I must 90. - she
,snI;sd s.No, before I telI YOU what /
go .o Ionver teep. MsdaIein. MsdAlsiu.
A. 90, ~ Lnow 4, I do Won nat see tina I
,c.,is Cha ,urned her 6ushed
.nS ;.S.,s,r~ fee ,ow..J. MIN. AZ be
.....schsd Sev- ma nsused. In his excI-
~ w,lL An eruI,ing triumphsnt OK.
~ ~' =" e~. r;n,
s p'so1 s"sp' WE. Ss. ao.Ss. = 'o' - ~ ,o"s' - 49,,
so'te"e" " '"o 'e"s''".s' ~ 49, s"'
mo"sns s.'s'ws'.ss wv n ny -
49,. ~ p.p.-.s s.s"s-s;r 80 - 'Ths ,so,oh, M
~ n'w aw'y- "' ss"s
ss 1 "a s;.ness% ssn ~'% [ sSs vr.s % os ne scc.
A., - .nd ri hs ri, n ~ ,hss M shs would desniss
s"s ~ ~ 80 r. .,ss.S ,.s.' 49,
ha. ."s ;.,;s..,;.n .i~ ~ S - 1s h;s so.s's, % ~ ~
k;r.-.,s us "a r,.rs,v ;n,endsd ~
,ss-ss.. MI &C. 49,, - hsr nrev n,
"D -" p.aa 49, ~ ~ - n. a..ss
- pssh.s ..aiisd .nd ~
S,sS r,,ham, H. Ia, shs wo"Id do
.'.s, ".r.s" w''"o.s ~ ,'s. ~ e. -. -s
49, sss;,. % s,s..d I | - -. ,,s., "s,s n
W. rs'' s'a'"eu W se 49, ~ ~. "
ssc" " nun. ou' WY" "e 'ou"' s.'y IT,
Suey w.t 'ne n'ss wn1 ns oans ~, ~ ss.s s.'.s
u'"' 70 ."o.s"' ~ wvu'a "sse "e' -,s'' as'
more co"p'ess ~ 'e'xnog I"srS,u''- rsr
itys ana Wueu euo kuoeunXs IntSoo utu
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! AcRlcOtruag, AtDTAG BEST INTERESTS or SOCIETY.
WHOLE NUMBER 1886.


harm from the hsnds Of dose ia-pss-
session Of thsei(y. Il L Al 1I'1I
!. Ga SUNDAY %s.. .'ss gen. s'SPs,'s. e, e 's
crying out 10 4 je9d voice ~ sIf tbose
who would not tekenp AIMS 70 enforce |.
the territorial laws and repsl the Aboli-
tionists, 70 leave the Territory inmedj- ~
stely q n1sf ths eooaeqnences Tkk VI
halted beiOte ny door - ] did not - 1s ~
the s'oor. although ~ss ~. = (se>.{
did not retire ten thot night Xoe1vv
nieht between I 4 ed IS. Ct1k ~
ory's company cauato NJ fronf door.
! opened the bsck deer vim ~ is1en-
ton Of making ny esesoe idio fhtbdsh-
ny '@.' Is ~; fss sssss az &c Sssss !s.,ssss.
ed with armed nes. ~ One q them
touched uy breast With bjs bsvoneE osl q
swors that Il shonld not run ~, way.
/ went back. into the roon oe<ha6a
dozen Of them rushedint6 de roou "a
com mssced seerching the housc - iuSul- -.
ted The vensn by cursiak and swearlhe y /
and pnahing them viii their <on6. >t-t1k.
Two mea + then took hsid 81 NJ ~ 11a<
took ne ovt doors u Cspssin Bnsev. ia
who asksd me Il A was q isw-sbid;cr 81
citiseni Ny snswes wss, tb,t hsl ..,-,
never violated The ;ss. jn the lesst DE-
tree. He ssked me if would saho ~
arms and fall into their ranks. / told
him would not take up srns to AIT III
He thea told ne he'd bstter lssve.-.,e
About 9 e'eleek a, d /. Iveniussd tova az
street. l west 70 tbs Mayor, Wm.E.
Murphy. and asked him a. .exten& - =,
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The clerk OF the steamer VIM.
Campbell has furnished US with an ex-
tra from the Office Of the lIndepen-
dence D;spaich, dated Sunday even
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FURNITURE WAR,ErR0 0MS'
BENJAMIN l. GOODRICH,

w "oVOasAOn5 -.
Broad Street. Augusta, Georgia,
MI EXT Door above Thomasg
Book Boo store. M,rsas1sea,s aes "pso:ite i ions Sons
backs d Cooper's new Iron Store, would re.
spectfully announce. to their'frieiids and che
public that they are now Receiving daily q
choice and well selected assortment Of ali kinds
OF FURNITURE, such as Bureaus Book
Geses, sofas Chairs Tete. .tetes, Centre Tables
window Shades, &C., of the latest and mosi
fashionable designs, which they will guarant tee
to sell as low as can be bought in the city. and
we mite all who wish to purchase to cali and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Spring, Hair and Cotton MATTRaS SEs. and
paired to order, With neatness and disnatcb
;. B This Firm, positively, have ma connee.
ton with any other Furniture House In thi,
city. BENJAMIN 4 3ooHpfru Sn'' ''
Augusta Ca, April 25, 1855. sa.ly
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NENT DOOR THE PRESS OFFICE,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, s. c.,
TNIlE undersigned, thankful for cw~
l. past favors, and ever ready s{NI5NH4 l1H
to serve generous public may es&s4NSC
be at oil times found at his Shop in the East
ern corner Of Christian Il Denle's Coach Fac
tory, where he is prepared to make PANEL
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES,
dc, DC.
will ais" make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES. PICTURE FRAMES md repair fuy-
niturc dc.
] will keep constantly on hand ready made
COFFINS of the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all of which
will y liver to any point in the district free
OF cha with hcarse or upon railroad if de-
sirc,i :" .tion
All ,nc warranted ms good rs the best
and o. .ccording. Ten per cent off for
cas-. 'ork done by me-
% cfcrencc, apply to any gentleman
in the Incorporation. G. C. BOWERS.
June 22, 1855. Z If
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
At the Sign Of The Golden Anvil,

COLUMBIA, 8. O.
a THE Subscribers have now o.
&S9 OF hand an extensive assort- "a
ment of Goods in their line, which
they are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, and to which they respectfully call the
attention of purchasers. Their stock consists
in part follows viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, Oval, Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel.
lows, Vices, DC;
Mill and Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Irors, Nails
Wagon Boxes, Pot Ware;
Bench and Moulding Planes Cnlscls, Augers
Files. Boring Machines;
Mortice Machines, Lathes, Saws, Bench Screws,
Hinges. Screws;
Locks, Bolts, Lntches, Axes, Hoes Plough
Moulds Adzes;
Axles, Springs, Ennmeled and Patent Lcathcrs,
Paints, Varnshes;
Window Glass, Spirits Turpentine, Putty, Pnins
Brushes;
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
Mills, Leather Betting;
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowder, Shot,
Lead, de-, dc.
Those i'll want Of Goods in the Hardware
line. will find it to their interest to give us n
call before making their purchases
FISHER & AGNEW 4 co.
FEB Is, 1856 Al tjul
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Broad st., Opposite Masonic Hall,
A RE now receiving unusually choice
II variety Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest pri-
ces possible, and to which the attention of pur
chasers is very cordially and respectfully invi-
ted Their stock embraces the following. A.
mong others, Of French English and american
productions. Particular attention is asked to
l'atusli, Lupin. Seydoux, Licbcr i Co.'S manu-
facture Of Bombnzines, chnlles. dclaines,
bareges. grenadines. DC. Thirrin & Milliard's
black and colored challics, margnisc, veil
bcragc. and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-Steinbnch, kocchlinks,
Percals brilliantcs cambrics jaconets, lawns,
organdes and bcragcs.
Also
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
" Fourlands, very handsome;
French and English Calicoes of Stein.
bach's IIogle's Monteiths d Norton's;
Cases of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices
Printed challies and berage delaines from low
priced to very rich;
American lawns and muslins;
Calicoes, low price and fast colors
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Richardson's Linens and other makers, a
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt.
ing sheeting, pillow casing, DC. DC. !; birds.eye
diapers. Scotch ditto. towelling and towels,
Turkish Bath, &C.; window drapery, lace and
muslin, de-, &c.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, IN
Linen drlings, DC, cottonades of all sorts, vest
'ngs spring cassimeres, cashmerett, drab etc, DC
DOMESTIC GOODS, .
An unrvalcd assortment of sheetinrs and
shirtings, brown and bleached, from s.4 to l2-4
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS
OF every sort and kind, considered; desirable
to have, BY the piece orsbale. In addition to
the above we have tlIe,very finest assortment
of collars, Laces and Embroideries in general
to be found probably in the State
=, J. F. BUBGIlARD Il co.
May . 1906. '-t. 62-1y
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90 III GID W " -
FOR SALEs

T>1lE Subscribers will keep on hand Mt all
L times, Mt the Saddlery and Harness Store
of T.. Westiicll, in this Village, an assortment
of all kinds of STOVES, which they pledge
Stoves of the same quality cnn be purchased
for in Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to do everything that n
Cooking Stove can do and are sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One of us will spend the most of the present
year Mt the North and will be able to select
the best and most approved patterns.
T. WISTFIELD,
]. BRANCH.
Abbevillo c. IT,, s. c., Jan 8, 1856. Iy
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%"HSH01Hc.,
">HE Trustees of the Manuel sr,~S,o,
i school, Of the South Carolina Con.
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
ae.eSy give No1loE that they will petition tAe
BY order Qf the Board Of 41hstsSs ?; p
a., slr, Il. A. q. Walker, HsS'ty.
Abes'ihs G. H., July Is, lssS il.Sm
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CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. RhlNES, -
No. 2l7 (North Sidc) Broad Street, =
AUGUSTA. GA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
PUTTY, vARN1snEs, ETC.
PERFrMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, To1-
LET SOAPS, HAIR OILS, poMADEs, HAIR
DYES, nDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC.
All of which are offered at low prices for
CASH.
Particular attention paid to the preparation
of PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and the
dispensing of Family Medicines. A large us.
sortment of Fresh and Warranted
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
eS Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
May Q, 1856. 52-ly
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HODGES, DEPOT.

HDDoT ES7 DEFVT.
TNIIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS 4 SMITH
l. was dissolved on the first of October,
1854. 1t is hoped that NIL persons indebted
will come forward and settle by cash or note,
ds We are anxious to close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business Mt Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and BY the first of April will have a fino
Spring Stock OF Goods,
selected with great care in New York and Ba!-
timore, which we respectfully offer to our
Come and sec, and he your own Judge We
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here, feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our Goods and prices will please YOU
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS & ADAMS.
Hodges, S. c., March 27, 1856 Al If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
I'm the Court of Ordinary.

" 1lEREAS, William Gaines has applied to
w HE, by petition in writing, praying
that the paper purporting to contain the las,
Will and Testament of Margaret Gaines decd
may he proved in 'Duc form Of Law" These
are, therefore, to cite and ndmonisl John vii.
son, who lives beyond the limits Of this State
Sarah Kennedy, wife oE-Kenncdy, the chill
dren of Michael Wilson. decd, (names not
known,) the children of James Wilson, deed
names not known,) and Andrew Miller Wilson
minor, to he and appear Mt Court of Ordinary
to be held Mt Abhevillc Court House for Able
vile DISTRICT, ON Friday the 9Th day of January,
A. d. 1857, as on that day the validity of said
paper will be tried.
WILLIAM HILL, o. 4. D.
October 1, 1856. 2S-Sm
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L.OSTl

TNHE Subscriber lost about his and the De.
Il pot premises, Roll of MOuev.
containing One Hundred and Fiji.
TEEN DO1lars-one Hundred Dollar Bill,
aTen and Five, $116.O0-all South Carolina
money. Any person finding the same and re-
turning it to him, shall receive a reward of
Ten Dollars. G. w. HODGES
Sept 6, 1855. loft
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Selling Off at a Profit
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS FOR SALE!
AT A b BBEVILLE Il.
Change Of the Programme {!

AT A B BEV1L l. l. E G. Il.
Change Of the Programme {!
TNuE subscriber being determined to raise
l. large amount Of money, offers his goods
for the next sixty days, ut a reasonable Profit
1t is To be hoped that persons in want of any
thing in his line, will avail themselves of this
opportunity. The general rule is to sell out Mt
cost; but the Programme having been changed
to suit the present arrangement, it will be Oh
served accordingly. His object in making
this offer is preparatory to entirely new
arrangement for the Fall Trade, by which
persons will be able to get Goods only for the
Cash. Long experience has satisfied the sub
vantageous to oil parties except those who never
intend to pay, and it is for the special benefit
Of this class that the rule will be adopted.
His Stock consists in part Of the following,
viz:
10 IIhds. Bacon Sides;
do Cuba Molasses;
10 do Louisiana Sugars;
20 Bags Rio Coffee;
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun Wadding
A few cheap Double Barrel Shot Guns;
Black Smith Tools, Iron and Nails
White Lead, Green and Yellow do ground in
oil;
Rio, 1Iondo and other brands Cigars.
Agricultural Implements.
Straw cutters and Corn Shelters;
Bagging, Bale Rope and Twinc;
Icmlock, Upper and Harness Leather
A Large Lot of Hollow Ware;
burning Fluid, Spirits Turpentine
White Wine & Cider Vinegar;
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains
large Stock of Wines and Liquors offered
Mt low prices, US he is determined to quit this
part of the trade and n great many other
articles unnecessary to mention. Gouds have
advanced considerably since these purchases
were made, and he is thus enabled to compete
with any market in price rs well ns quality and
quantity. and lie hopes that hungry, needy
public will make haste to buy out every thing
he has OH hand. All Of which is respectfully
submitted by II. S. KERR,
No. 5 Brick Range.
July Is. 1856. lift
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Bethany. Academy.

pUNHE exercises of this Institution viii be re-
sumpd on the Fourth Monday Of January
under the superin,endance and INSTRUCTION of MIR.
q. GALPHlN, aided by competent Assistants.
:Ali ncccssarytrepairs aud additions to The building
will be completed by the opening of the School
RATES OF TUITION, &C., The same as for
the last twelve years, are as follows:
For Elementary Department. Class lst. embracing
Orthography, Reading. Writing and Childs Ge-
ography, per Session, Of Undetermined sc 90
For Elementary Depart, Class anl including above
i. and Arithmetic & Mi,chels Geography, per Ses-
sion Of 90 weeks. ..........S, w
For intermediate Department, including above, and
History and English GramnIar. $40 10
For Higher Department, so much Of above as may
be considered necessary, with Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry and Mathematical Sciences, per Ses-
sion uf 20 weeks, .Sl2 0O
Classical Department. embracing an the studies ne
ces.ary to qualify the student for admission into
Sophomore Class, S. c. College, pr Ses. sl5 90
Students nre charged -from time Of entrance to
end OF Session, No deduction for absence unless
caused BY sickness Of two weeks duration and
when deduction is expected the Principal must be
notified at the time
There will b. an additional Twenty cents per
Scholar. per Session, to meet the incidental expen-
ses Of the School. w. HARRISON, CHAIR.
Dec 26 .r.G.St 50
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state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, F~.
IN EQUITY. -. s'1's-7

IN EQUITY. 1T
Ann Griffin, -, <sBalag 4s.t,stnl.,
ssaDmore re- B BsGriaia, at: al. as sea gttt R.s9 eg;
DY Virtue Of an order Of Me CONT Of EQUITY n
ID this case, will proceed % sell at Edgeheh
Court House, on the first Monday IN January next,
that well known Real Estate of thei late n: L.
Griffin, known as the Darby Landss 1t sill be
offered in two parcels as follows: ''r' = -;
First, ThetHome- Tract, containing one thoasand
acres, more or less, and adjoining lands OF P: r.
Blalock, Samuel Marsh, Anon Lindsay, Benjamin
Hatcher and Others. - - ~. [''.
Second, The Mill Tract containing six hundred
acres, more or less, and adjoining the former Tract
as also lands Of Alfred hughes s. 8. Boyee, L. s.
johnson, Anon Lindsay and others.
Upon the first Of these Tracts there is one Of
the most beautiful residences in the District, on
high and commanding position, and in aHperfeetfy
healthy locality II is just four miles below Edge
field c. H., and Immediately on the Plank Road
leading 10 Hamburg. The: Tract, by which 1t is
surrounded embraces q considerable amount Of
fresh land and is altogether, in good condition for
farming purposes. Here is the best chance NC know
for any one desirous Of purchasing comfortable
home. -:
The mill tract has also good house upon it, and
other necessary fixtures. 49,
Purchasers should watch this sale.
+; TERns.-One aud two years credit, except costs,
to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond with
ADEQUATE suretes 10 secure the purchase money.
= A. SIMkiNS, c. e! s. D.
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MASoNIC
Female COLES giate Institute,

AL T"COhESB UK1.
THIS Institution will be open for the reception Of
i Pupils on the first Monday in January next,
and close the last day in September, making one
long Term of Nine Months. The Faculty will
consist Of
Mr.. F. A.. CONNOR,s a. NJ, PRESIDENT AND
PRorsssoR or NATURAL SCIENCE AND MAT1lEaAT-
Rgv.T. E. E.WANNAMAKER, A. NJ, PROFESSOR
(, OF MORAL PHYLosoPHY, EVIDENCE OF CHRIS.
%, TIAHrTY AND BELLE LETTREs. pa
MR. +, LLEGER, PRoFEssoR OF Music AND AloD-
.ERN LANGUAGES. -. 70.
Miss MARY i. SNEAD, ISsTRucTREss IN PAINT
ING, EABRoiDEnY; sc.
The Board Of Trustees have secured the services
of Faculty composed Of worthy Master Masons,
eminent for purity Of character, and high literary
attainments, whose every effort will be to educate
young ladies so as 10 adorn any sphere IN life.
Our new Masonic building will be completed BY
the opening Of the Term, and the Board intend
furnishing it with every appurtenance neccssaryto
the acquisition OF an educationof the highest order.
As they have determined that this Institution shall
be second to none, so they confidently expect the
encouragement and patronage Of an enlightened
public
For any information necessary, We refer to our
Circular, or to any member of the Committee, or
President Of the Faculty. 9 (:
=. :. : 81; Z: niEakSsSSpSoN, Committee. !
+. F. GARY.
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