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On NJ sdsy, Jan. II. MASoAs,u. infant daughter OF

On M sdsy, Jan. II. MAnoAR,r. infant daughter OF
Richard Fitzpatrick
Ihs iencs q family respectfully iuvitsa tn at
ssDa tho fassra from No. S6s Psari street. st O'Clock
On Mo1csy Jan. II, Mr. yoHs GxAsr. asod a years.
His frenas cad invited 70 sttsnd the
urers from nh late ieedsnce No. 55 Greenwich street,
to morrow Hfterroon ct two O'Clock.
On Moncsy, ysr. H. Jo1,, infspt OF Mary and
frsocis o'R.iisy, rzsd mo nsls and ~ days.
The funeral viii take place this sfternoor ct half past
O'Clock from Ne Prince street.
On Monday. Jan. n, HElss JANET KscH, youngcst
Gu ID Of Alex. H. and HrsAbeth Heecn
The faneral vii! take place this afternoon. q ono
O'Clock r. the leececos Of her parents, o 2le varick
street.
On Friday, JAM H. Of scarlet fev.r GsoRos LovMAcs
.cu OF james and iA,iA s. .aIscctt agec years and
5 moctfs.
Bs rcusins were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Friday, Jar. H. at No lis East Thirty eghthstreet,
NARY HOLDER.
Her remains were inferred In the Cemo.ezy Of the Ever
greene.
In Brooklyn, on Monday morning. Jan IA, of consump-
top NARY JANE DoRIIND, wife Of HorstiD ID. Kendall,
TIE funeral re, vices will take pace at tie residence Of
her father, james o.lsnd No 274 Pearl stres Brook
,yn thus Tneeday) afternoon at three o'ci.ek The re.
laives and riencs oil the family respectfully inviae
TO stnd, without further invi alton. Her remains will
be taken 10 Hampstead. Wednesday morning, for In
tezrAent.
On Saturday. Jan. r. Of paralysis, Mrs. sAxAH A.
C1oueH rsict Of tins late John Ciorsh, y. s. navy.
tend the funeral ,he residence OF her in lAwJ.
G. tniler Nc % Fist place Broosyn, this afternoon,
On Mondsy morning. Jan. IA, NAVY E11zAmru, eldest
daughter Ct Thomas Tempest the 18th year of her age
Ths friends OF the family nvtca 10 attend the fu-
neral from the residence of her father No. 1874 Evrss
ton street Bfo kyu at O'Clock afternoon.
Or sessy, jan 10 Of congestion Of tho lungs, WILLIAM
Asa WHGus nfsnt OF James a. and Mary Antoinette
W1lgus, pg.d year. months and 2 days.
The relatives and fiens of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of hs
parents Ne Tompsns place. Brooklyn, this afternoon,
ut two O'Clock. without further invitations
At her residence, in YonAers, on Sunday, JAM Is,
FAaNS, wife 81 JsmesF Hoffman, and daughter OF the
late Few. Edward Rutledge.
1he rsDas OF the family invited attend the fune
rs fm st. Johns Church, Yonkes, this afternoon, at
two O'Clock. The Of the Hudson River Railroad
leave CT sn,bers etreet at IL N.
Charles ton papers pesae copy.
In Cine mat. Ohio, Friday Jan. H. ArSRED Ew8AsK
Ixp of New York, formerly Of London England in the
36th year Of hrs age.
The iuDerst services will take place the
MAINS be brought to this city Of which due notice
VIII he given.
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Killed. BY falling from the roof OF hoasc No. ~ Nassau
street, JANIS MuayaY, aged So years.
The funeral viii take place from No. ~ Nassau street
st two O'Clock hs afternoon His remains viii be taken
10 Greenwood Cemetery The members OF the Whitehall
Guard and Of the Bartlett Guard respectfully invited
10 attend, without further invi tacn.
ON sunday syoning jan 13 ELIEy BosD, wife OF John
A. Robinson, AID daughter of Hon. William Bond Cia
cinpati
The friends Of the family requested TO attend the
peral from tins residence of her husband No Is East
6enty eecend street. on Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, without further invitation.
(sncinnati and Chilicothe papers plsass copy.
On Monday, Jan. IA, ANN ED,prH, eldest daughter Of
william Y. and Caroline Cruinwel, aged is years \
mon M and "A days
The niends and relatives Of the family are resested TO
attend tho funeral from the residence Of her father No.
100 East Twenty geYenth street. TO aern osn NJ
one O'Clock
On sunday, Jan Is, Mrs. CA11uuSE IgSc,, native OF
the tovrsland Of Rahood county Meath, Ireland In The
63d year d her ace.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
o,cock. roru her late residence, No 28 West Twenty
stb street between Eighth and Ninth aysnue The re.
usiDa riA 70 taken 70 CAysIy Cemetery for lusmen.,
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CLEARED
Shin Penwa Bradley. san Francisco-AA LoU Bros.
sh,p Iio,e. Msnwaring. Glssgoy-w Laneas ser.
saIl I-isabeA. Young. MalagaaE Goodwin Broilar.
Asasss Nn scad se1s Raasr
B Br rnas S i nsssasr asis1 KNOX
,Bris Dock. thompson Garden Key-waish. Carver 4
Brig Black swan Conner Mccready, Mott Co
sctr Apb1ain Anna. Crawford. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
ssr Alvaraso, Douglas, Georgctown-Do,ner Potter
sshr e Ess ssSan C,ssrnap
sop i BS%sn n nHfs S
ARRIVED.
sssaaasaip Empire CITY aowes Asplnysi jan 8, At md
ns w ne % Ne ssa s Sos
vana Sta 70 Roberts Steamship North Sss, Wamaek.
$40 p I. 1ssp p d Rsss q p s "a. bat " lon
a, Sss haas Son sep @ ee a 10 ssp
N oepany viii Charles coopes Nov at ss' o 'a
SHIP IhoIplSn Collins LysEoo Dec with mnse ane pas
sss sS sna lo de Cuba with su and
noasses to Yzsga, del vAls Co. Was towed Jersey
Ssssr d. p .s sova0e
hides &c. Freeman : co. Have been The
Exchanged signals WIN Sr sdp steering s % s &ss
brig Emma rit Para Dec e with hides, rubber &C, to
hoase anted green Have been 10 days OF tsas; split
sails, &c.
Brig Caroline, Prince Aspinwsn and Esy wea II days.
sheIe she put in with ocew sick. Hay. experienced heavy
weather. CONSUMED to Spies
Brig Baltic (o Carldonp johnson 81 MAr II days, with
cotton, hides, ac, Snswood. Anderson Co. Have had
heavy weather.
schr Amy Chase, Clase Jacme via snagua Is days viii,
and ogwood 10 Chase Small Have experienced
W weather lost m2iboon, split sails, &C Dec 20, on SC Nj
cola Mole. passed brig Kate Foster, bound South.
scr Enchanress Jayne Savannah, 10 days, wild, cotton to
y" sehr Emily, Saas.n IN. Wilmington, NC. u days
schr Mist, Dssoslsay, Norfolk, desp.
scbr Washington, Speight, Alexandria, DIG. days. Has.
had very heavy aiher; lost sails.
schr James Deputy, Wrehtngiam, Philadelphia
Sctr I Mcdonald, Cross philadelphia
Propeller Meant Savage Watac1, Charleston Win md
Rhat.
Propeller waxrsaita, Nye, New BedforA
Propeller 0sceia, Aklrdee, Providence.
Propeller shotucxe, Geer, Norwich.
Brig Granada Cowan Ansosurs. a, anchor se rsr.
Wind daring he day from NV.
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jersey City News.

AocUNT.--Colonei Raymond, Of the New York Veteran
Corp, accidentally injured at ten O'Clock, last even
ing In the depot in this city lie had just arrived from
Philadelphia, his why home from Washington and
he leaving the be got accidentally TANNED be-
tween q car and the platform. He badly hurt
that II was the opinion Of Drs, Cook and ocott, who
called 70 attend him, that lie could not survive
TsngoAp Acc1DFsr-The tram which left Jersey City
for the Morris and Essex Raroed at about four clock
met with accident when IL arrived at Fast Newark
Owing 10 ice about switch, the train ran on the
track, and overturned TO tho fireman.
named owen Mcc1usky, hurting him severely. Some OF
the passepgers were bruised, but not seriously
The storm Of saturday night and the thaw Of Sunday
have revived the hndrsnces and perpedties railroad
travel On the New Jersey road the trains getting
regular again. One train, since Saturday evening was
tweny.aeven hours getting from Port Jervis 20 New
York. The track, however, is mostly In order, and
trans regular again.
John b. Cough win lecture this evening before the
Young Mons lecture Association OF jersey City at the
First Preeby terrain Church.
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On Wednesday, JAM Q, by Few. j. NJ. Macauley, ca
YnIE NART TO RACHEL iouNG -tawuD, daugntsr Of the
late John Steward.
On Sur day eyenng, jan 10 by tho Rev. W. H. NicAllis
ter Mr. WILLIAM J. LowfRy 70 Mss JAM A. vAsrSr DO
OF tins city.
II Adam in Fdens garden wretchea without WIFE,
1t no wonder William should choose lie married hle
II Eden nothing 10 Adesn till Eve in his arms
New York nothing TO William without his jenDie's
charms.
Albany and Tishkiu papers please copy
In Jersey City, en- Sunday evening, Jan. u, by the
Rev. g. Hoover, hr. JoaS MOTION, Of Rchnond, Va,
Miss MARY Ann GDBOHs OF Jersey City.
Saturday Jan. g. at Weldon, North Carolina, by the
Pew. Mr. Higgins, N:s~ JosuTNE BusCslKY, Of EeIolk
Va to Master Sol ONION ANDREWS, OF Perth Amboy ~ J.
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DurThe steamships Ericsson. which waa 70
have sailed from Havrc the 26a Of Dccemer and the
Edinbusg which len Glasgew on tls 18Th due.
um dispatches recered by the Board OF Under
wrl,er Seh. from Boston for Philadelphia IL now a.
Norfolk loas sf ms.nmas. Schr I.iosrne from VII
naon New York, is also at hat place. With loes Of deck
load md leaking badly Ship I-one from Liverpool, for Boa
ton ashorr Poni Shirley Beach, with al away.
Park Tslpsdgs from New York for New Orleans put
into Charleston in distress sn Leakage Br ship Acsdn,
had oyerbo ard cargo bota stove decks sweSI
&C. ah shelter from Neg Orleans for Iterpool arrived
fysrpoci leaking end In distress Ship Golden figh arrived
al Liverpool leaking and IN Distress having on MI
rsnich Bar. Dark John Stroud, from New Orleans Ne
YORK, ashore four miles west o. Pavoa Rock Csln
Ind saved; yossss and cargo . total loss-
STEAMSHIP MAmos The following resolutions adopted
by live passengers The snmsp Marion her psseasa
from Ctayleson -
SrEkssmP MARION,
SANDY Uroh, Jan g, LS6
Manreng Of e paeacr2ers held on board the steamship
Marion from Charleston alter apaagc OF unoNamped
rJ,y following resolutions unainously soorsed
kesoyro That tender " Capt Foster OF tho steam
sbp Marion, acknowledgements the cxtrrme
Kindness ard aiieniiun aown us iaa pasasce.
Heeevet, Tst wtc csudS4 ea % lie vel knavp repu
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brooklyn cry News.

CosMcg CoUNcu. APPOINT miss1s.-At ting of the
Common Council last night the following city officers
elected. at the tslaues nhme1. PER annum =
Cir ciert-Wiham G. Bishop, salary $1,000.
ke,TeT Of The CITY iioji--Mosss Abbott, salary 5000.
lf,aM Chcer-Mathew Wendell, salary $50.
The remaining appointments will PROBABLY be made
40 the next meeting, on Thursday evening.
TiB CLINTON AyKSrE CoSsRsG sy1oSAL CHUacH-SAIE or
PIws-Ihe first sale Of the pews Of this church, which
situated ia Clinton avenue, If he Kab avenue,
took race last evebipc They put up auction
and knocked Gown highest bidder, follows:-
$1,000.
NJ. s9-A. s. B~,nse price $3.50, premium $780,
Nc, a0-ssne price 5000, premium $40
No. 4-Wm NJ Newell, price $780, premium $25.
No. Tx, S 0aky, price SEQ premium S76.>
70. Gee c. M Ms price s5ss premium S2S.
No. 32-R. A. donaldson, price 1913, premium So.
No &C: A. Cee, psce ss7S, premium s25.
No 74-yr. Davis, p.ice 500, premium ss5
Ne. ga. Wceo,ua price ss21, premium $50.
No. 36-Geo. Hill, price $3.50 premium $l0
No. 77-W. C. Rice, price $500 premium So
No. Is (ealeryl-A.>Wocdruf price 500, premium So.
No s9-slni'h j. Esst'nan, price 5000, prAmium $500.
No l2l-Alfsd saiihe s prioe s57S, premium S.
No l5a-Mr. Belts, price $625, premium IS.
No. No. S g. Sns e PRICE p se par vaue
No. 12a-T. NJ Mathew, price $685. par.
Nos. 81 and s-John A. Day ton, $500 each, par.
Nos "a 26, 10, o. 20 126, H. 73 g. l06 -. 6s, Fl
IS and "a rented at premiums from 81 70 ~, at
piiccs varying from 500 70 $50.
NOS. III ado 70 were rented NJ yalue vary
ing in price from $3.50 to $50
The remaining Iews 10 be sold rented satur
cay evening.
ExfMrMxsys IN NATURE fraiIosoiHY-on Saturday
evening at the Iectureroo Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic
Institute, Prot. Charles s. Stone delivered lecture
al philosophy and chemistry intro dactory TO
OF twelve TO be given successive Saturday
evenings, to be occupied chiefly with exhibitions of
Iermen with the and splendid apparatus Of this
institution. large audience present. and Prot
stone at the conclusion OF his lecture greeted with
loud applause.
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THE SoUND STEAHE2s ON SATURDAY NIGHT
The steamer Worcester which left New York saturday
afternoon for StoniDgten. encountered the gale and
rowy ped being wrecked. she tempted TO into
Black Rock but being liable to mako the harb0r,
Tor Strattord ligls, and ancored under lea OF the
shore. While ut anchor the sea was high TO
wash ever her, and twice sbo thumped heavily
upon the sand beneath her. Yesterday forenoon
she get under weigh sgain and being short of fuel
in9ton about half past o'clock. The Worcester had
about hundred passengers Of whom lett her at
this port and viii proceed to Boston today by railroad.
The Elm City, which left New York c5out the same
time the Worcester through the Sound without
difficulty and reached her dock about O'Clock In the
evening. Inc Traveller AMI Champion did not 20 out
Saturday night account Of the st,rn but LETT here
yesterday Ling for New fork.NS, Mtrsn Jou,1,al
Jan. Ia.
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taten ~ mapder yea wish exps Appreo
ixor OF ne skill ard with which secuy cared
fb,> cterge entrusted 10 hls care,
sroived, That We have express waraes wisho
In ence 70 Capt Foster Tie ocers uudee hus
(wbo VI follow The example q their commsnder With
Tor bis = Their success 10 all future undertaking..
JB orL, bridgeport NArraV Henry Lsag
Thef dore ger David Levy OF New York. CommiieeL
COLLISION Yesterday morning, lighter Amszou Ia inr Il
per 81 Vrr carried tea and dr1fSeA
niouI bark toame not knewnt which carried awsy
n art The hnrk We not injured
Sic amuy Titan t here early yesterday the wreckiAg
schr Isipgeold 10 tov. borcd TO Frs lsand.
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MaRifimE tNfkLLi8RNCk.
Movements of Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA
For AspISwAILGeorge Law 9Th and st Louis 9th OF esch
Fcr PUNT AnEsAs-s.ar OF the West aA aud Northern
sTEAAKxs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
-. ' soa Ass d.s New T M
orsss ION i Srsa G New olisass 3D. 5sSsas I'd
s. Ss~ ss
S .na Nav se Yi % 4 h:ysns
Qu4nsa ClT,-Sysm New York so arriving Havana 2lh
and Mobile Ta. FROM Mobile th, Havana 9Th. due At New
CAHAwBA--From New York 18th, arriving a. Havana SON
and HeW Orleans "a From Now Orleans 18th Havana 18th
When the above dates on Sunday WIN
on Mopday They lssye New Orleans A. near n a. ds
THE OVERLAND NAILS TO INDIA AND oHMA.
The mail leaves Southampton on and 2Dsh q
Gibraltar about the 9Th ssa
Arrives Aex0ndr,a about he 18th and 4h q i
about the aOtA list and 6sh sA q
Arrives Al Alden Ms 18th Of 10Th
lch Of following nos.h
=, ~ se Assa .ss & and Day
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the 81 70 Oh
and s's.see: ..!i1ss Foln. aalls about ca
has s ass4 Which &. ; the mall on m
sch of following month.
at Singapore about tho 18th 18th and sls LIT
cf foiowing month
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival
Arrives at Hong Kong about the I'D 24A and 9Th 0h
o. following MONTH
Leaves Il dRv for ShargAa.
Two mails leave En- giandons the 9th and 9th Of each
novia Marsees arrive VI Alexandria about the
time M the S0uhampton maa-
A5S- Az packages and Lsers t1kended for ~ NEW YORk
HERALD suts6 b. ssosel
YoRK-1HE
r OF
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lcitv pOlilies.
DssJ OAssSs
rTNa bu.g's SOFT SKILL COMMITTEE

YOUNG MINE SOFT sHI:LL COMMITTEE.
The 6rst meeting of this body was held last evening,
organize for the ensuing year. There large at
tendance o. several contested seats had be settled
H. p. Carr was appointed Chairman r1o tca. and the
wards wore called in their order, when IL appeared the
Third. Eighth and Nineteenth wards we're confessed.
The eve ping was spent In settling thec csputes: the
Fletcher ticket vas admitted from the Third ware tho
Deayan from the Eighth, and the Wood, 70 called from
tie Nineteenth. Tho committee adjourned ~ late
hour, without having completed IT. organization
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SuPrrMH CouRT--CSTcuit.-Nos. G, II, 40, l9s 100
ITS, 17b, 1i1s max, $50 to 1874, 1se 70 go.
scrs co S11 ' da ao, os; Nc g. &c. oo, r.
suI15aoR Couw.Nos. z, Isl, 1888, 282. 233, 2ai $50
2as 2b2 26s 265 26e 2e7, 272 2i, 27e, c77 27s gre
500 3O3 3o4 3O5, sos, so7, 30s, 200, $40. Si2 Si3
Cosxos PrSAs-psrt 1--Noo. III TO 1874, I'd Part a.
Nos. llQ 1876 70 100,
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Books OF subscription have been opened Pitsburg,
With the of raising to improve the navigation
of the Ohio river. II stated thst his il
action rather concentration of 5ort the part of
the Boards Of Trade OF Philadelphia. Baltimore, Ptt&
burg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisviae, and perhaps H.
ynutz
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TO THE EDiTOk or THA HERALD.
The temperature Of the atmosphere from s r. NJ Il
Friday, 1lth, to4P ct Monday, lAth, BY hourly OBJ
serya alton has been follows
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srostng al addition ship brig, and dutnutss
Eve ecSepners dnuloni Inc aggregate tonnage
OF 7Ul toms
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Port. AZ New York. january IA, 1856.

yoRK-1HB
sUN RISES ........... - NOON O
sUE.es1s.. 81 RICH ArE morn
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-12-11
YORK SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me direct
- ed, will be sold between the legal hours of
Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
JANUARY next, at York Court House, the fol-
lowing property, viz
One negro woman named Philis levied on as
property Of Thomas Miskelly, at the suit of De-
Kalb Mskelly. l
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides levied on as the property of Jacob Etters,
at the suit of Philip Etters and others l
Seven Negroes, viz: Jess, Bob, Cnda, Esther,
Tilda, big Caesar, little Caesar, levied on as the
property Of Joshua II. Walker, ut the suit of B. T.
Wheeler md others. 2
One tract of land lying on Fishing Greek, <boun.
ding on lands Of Daniel Williams andothers to-
gether with the mill situated thereon; also the
tract that the defendant now resides on; also one
house and lot at Rock Eill formerly occupied by
the defendent as store, levied on as the proper
ty of j. n. McElwee, Jr., at the suit Of A. C..
Steele and others. 8
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of Abner Ellis,
at the suit of H. R. Howser.
Two Negroes, George and Jim, levied on as the
property of Robert Mcclure, at t C suit of John
8. Moore & Sons. -. 4
One tract Of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on rs the property Of j. IT, Postel,
at the suit of Rev. o. B. Bidwell and others sold
at the risk Of w. G. Postell, the former purchas-
or. 9
One tract Of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on rs the property of Alfred H.
SWEET, at the suit of Moffatt & Wylie, ct. al.
One tract of land, bounding on lands of Lewis
Bolin, Morgan Dover, Alexander Martin and 9th.
ers, levied on as the property of Wylie Griffin, a
the suit of J. F. Gilmore.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides levied on as the property of Vim. Merritt,
ut the suit of W. Il. White.
s. C. YOUNGBLOOp, 8. Y.D.
Yorkyille, December 6, 1856.
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ID PLANTERS AND HQISI-BIILlERs.

yTvHE Subscriber returns his thanks for the very
Il liberal patronage received for the past, ,:and
takes this method to inform of York and
the surrounding Districts, and the whole South,
that he has effected another improvement in the !!
Cotton Gin and Wheat Thrasher, j.
that excels any that have ever been introduced
heretofore; and from long experience he has no
fear in challenging any other Factory either North
or South, to produce On equal He feels very con-
fdent in saying to the public, that his Gins excel
in performance any other make or pattern now in
use. With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made to spew over, which no other pretends to
claim, and with good driving power and attend
ance, a 45 saw gin, will - (
Gin from 4 to 6 Bales or more in "a Day,
weighing from $50 to 400 TBS. which is as much
as any one hand can well handle in day. ANY
person wanting superior Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order to me at
Lewisville, Chester Dist, 8. G.
Work will be shipped to any place desired. Re-
PAIRING done at the shortest possible notice
To House-builders, will say that am manu-
featuring
: SASH BLINDS AND DOORS,
Of every description, made Of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very best.
7. All work carefully packed and forwarded to or
der. JOHN SIMPSON.
June 12 "a II
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ROCK HILL ACADEMY.

YEyHE Exercises of this Institution will be resu-
4 med on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY
NEXT, under the superintendancc of its former
Principal, Gen. JOHN \. ALSTON.
His loug experience ard wcl-known reputation
as teacher OF youth, render it almost unneces-
sary to say anything in reference to his quaihca-
tions. Suffice it to state, that having received o
thorough Academic education, he entered and
graduated at the South Carolina College, and since
has been engaged for about fourteen years, IN
teaching. Such opportunities and experience,
have eminently qualified him for the important
and arduous duties of thoroughly training and
developing the intellectual faculties, and have en-
abled him to acquire that tact i'll impartlng IN
struction to, and governing young men which ex-
perience alone can give, and which are so essen
tial to the prosperity of all such Institutions
We the Trustees therefore, in whose midst, he has
for years been engaged in teaching, knowing him
to be thus emnently qualified, take great pleas
ure in recommending all who have sons to edu-
cate, and desire them to be thoroughly prepared
for entering any of our Colleges, to send them
here.
The citizens of Rock Hill are moral, and many
of them religious. They have prospect Of hay
ing established very soon, two Churches. There
is here, fourishing Division of the Sons OF lem
perance-there is not licensed grog-shop III the
place, anu all OF llS CitlLeuS oeSm W
discountcnance everything calculated to tempt the
young and rising generation into either e1traTa-
gance or dissipation. .,
This School, at its late adjournment, numbered
about sixty pupils, and We, its Trustees, can with
pleasure, testify to the uniform correct department
aud studious habits Of the students.
Good and comfortable Boarding can be had
within convenient distance, and in the best taml-
lies, at Eight Dollars per month.
The following are the rates Of Tuition, per Ses-
sion of five months:-
Orthography and Reading, ng,..............S w
The above with Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography, y,........................ w
The above with History, Natural Phloso-
phy, &c, l. w
The Latin Greek and Mathematics, ,......... IL So
The Scholastic year will consist Of two Sessions
Of FIVE months each Pupils will be received at
any time, and will be charged from time Of en-
trance until the end of the session, except in ca
ses of protracted sickness
H. SIMPSON, Chairman.
Fl. F. BHoAcu, Secretary.
Dec IL 90 ot
MA. The Chester Standard and Lancaster Led
ger will copy the above five times, and send bills
to H. F. Broach, Rock Hill S. c.