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I'll. Ereniag Post ha, dispatch from wa.hing-
ton to The effect tha. Mr.. Caleb Gushing sss de.ded
the title 10 the Brick Church property 90 be defect
i've and thst accordingly the Governn cot will reject
that site for the New. York PostO6' ce. We trust
that tLs decision nay after all not inal for there
can be no question about the advs ,tages OF the ste
There is no other locality in the city so vel
adapted 10 the Of the Postf ,fTice. or By which
the public would be so peril city sc,,mm dated;
While there is NOT possib Atty tina. the tie wilt
ever be ca led in question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

ca uilon the purchasers the BALsAM WILD CHESkY
~ az imitation article which might the unwsy
its resemblance the genuine bottle or the mixture need
not speai Uppncped scoupdes always be found ready
TO thing by which they pr, money
pockets they TO choose tie most popa.s aud we'll
Known article hch practice their visuies IL
entae fact that there also dealers in medicines who
willing to lend themselves to carry out this upodou by sell
genuine because they bay
hall Of the real article Avoid such would
dealer counterfeit money for he is the greater scamp oil me
They dared forge the written signal
BUTTS having Wholesome frsr of the Sta Psoa before
their eyes, Be that lind the outsde the
wsiTItk SIGNATURE Of BUTTS and may rely upon ia
btire genuine. Buy other.
sfIH W. fowLE Co. Boston, Proprietors Sid every.
NJ,
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We are in receipt of New-Orleans papers to tho
morning of Wednesday last. Toe steamer Texas
had not yet reached the city but these papers con-
tain the news photographed from the Ba'ize upon
which wss founded the telegraphic dispatch to tais
city which preceded the arrival Of the Tennessee.
1t is apparent from this Bal re dispatch, as pub
lsbed at length in the New Orleans papers, that
the pretended capture by Col. Lockrdge Of tho
Costa Rcan post at Sarapiqui, announced from
New-Oreans, was, as we had copjectured, only tho
occupation by the fllibusters of Cody's Point, %
the opposite side of tie San Juan, accomplished %
the 9th with an acknowledged loss on their part d
four killed and ten wounded, and probably with ~
loss at all to the Costa Ricans, who had but few
men on that side of the river. This skirmish.
which shows that the forcing the passage OF tho
San juan is likely to prove no easy matter, aud
the two repuses of Walker Of which we received
accounts by the Tel nessee, are announced in
the w.Orleans papers as "three great battles
" fought and won " Victory" shouts The Delta.
"siill hovers over the Americans in Nicaragua.
"and the man Of destiny gazes on his star and
"dIesms Of future and more extended triumphs."
To which The Daily CreseeM responds in the fol-
lowing ecstatic terms:
"Le the friends of the generation of Central Anssi
ca lift up their voices and rejoice. The rede npt .
Of that magnificent country Is now certain Through
good snd evil 'epor-through the vlest treaehery and
basest calumny-the guiding star Of the regerers.oY
William Walker, has led him unouingy on in the path
of glory and The future Is full Of promisS.
While the spendors Of the past secure as the firm
set mountains of that wonderful land"
SubsdiDg into prose, The Delta adds:
"The Te1ss will reach port some time to day. when
we expect 70 receive fuller intelligence"
Great as the New Orleans papers are at Growing.
We suspect that when that fuller intelligence"
had been thoroughly dgested, they must have found
Growing over it rather an effort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. HILL moved to re-
consider the vote authorizing the people Of Mnneso
tn to form q State Government. Mr.. Thompson
Of Kentucky opposed the motion. Alter long de-
bate. ii was carried, and the subject is thus again
before the Senate
The House passed the Executive, Legislative
and Judicial Bills, concurring by two maj ,rity in
the action Of the committee Of the whole on the
state Of the Union, in striking cut the appropria-
tion Of $4,000 for the expenses of the Kansas
Legislature. The remainder of the session was
used up in discussion upon The precedence Of
business. A small personal explanation en-.
ivened the proceedings.
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MURDER OF NEGRO A reero man bslor giog to
NJ Dess Was kred al Spriog lIlI on sunday night oy
a n al named Fr.der' ok Fncher. Accoroils I, tie
n'g'o was stopped oy Fincher opposite SIR. Tlthiis
horse ssa suI eed runaway, when the negro oife,ed
retttsnee AT MS Fincher threw him Gown and CHECKED
bin 10 oteih. Cep' Chsrpentiet Of the night watch,
welt out TIE morning to sres. Fincher; but thouyl
he had sde ststemen ct to veiie persous AID EFT
IL G.Oe with them. not berg able to tiod HIM re-
-. ufd 10 tho city. Mobile Atr,
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o tie Unno Of the Mexican province Of SOsors.
The price to be paid 10 fifteen millions Of dollss.
or course The Few Territory viii b made Stare
State, uDless the people Of the North exhibit more
determined attitude on the question thso is to b
erperted Of them
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MklpIlorlk DAILY Gribute
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1857.

To ADvEsTIsERs.-TRE WrIKLr TRIBUNE win 60
o. press tomorrow morning at an early hour. We
shall print of this weeks Issue over l75,c0 copies
few more advertisements will be received if handed in
early to-day. Price One Dollar line.
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The American State Council assembled a. Troy
yesterday. In the election of officers ;bsre Seems
to have been a struggle between New York Ci:y
aud 'be country. in which the country was vic:o'
1 Gus. NO business Of importance was done.
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/. d reported b. conespcndsnt Of The Journal
Of Cer-.-ce that The Administration Of M-. Piegce
". 60 eat ; b'.se q cory upcu the annexation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

HOLLOwAY's PILLS are an excellent family
medicine, and recommended 70 all ,ufects fsm diseases c;
tLe Liver Stomach Iis indpu'sby admitted thai they
have failed to these disorder. Sold the msufs
tories No % Msidenlanc NewYoIk aud No PA Strand,
Loodon aud by al Druggists a, 2c SIZE and 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

The cleaner ItdlSn arrived a. Portland yester-
dsy. w.ia four d-,s later news from Europe, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

Wigs .-HAIR-DYE m-WIGs M--B4TCHELOR's
peculiar 70 sir house
They world beauty
ard dmsbility-ftns to charm Toe largest and ees
stcek In the world Twelve private for Gupl,ns his
famous DYE. Sold at BArcHELoR's, No 80 Broadway.
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PIANOS AND MELODEONs.-PRICEsG GREATLY
Owing TO coLe npAted Improvements In store No
Broadway the stock Of PIANOS s1d MELODEoS will
be sid at great from usu, prices Pianos aud elo
teons TO tent. HORACE WATERS, Agt.
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SEWING MACHINEs.-I NJ. SINGER d Co.'S GA
x+rTs be.utful Pictorial Paper contains full and reliable in
formation about SEWING MAcHsEs, all qless
be asked the subject all who read this will
9esp bow purchase MAcHIsE with which 900
clear profit be made and Will be protected from
beng imposed by of the humbug machines be-
fore the public l. NJ SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE will be sent
giais 10 all who sppy by letter or otherwise.
I. n. SINGER Co. No. S25 Broadway, New York.
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To TEA DEALERS AND GROCERS.-We invite
attention stock Of OoLoSGs EXGLIsH BREAKFAST
YoukC and TEAS. Including choice chops
arrivals which yet selling moderse prices
for cssh OF c usual time for approved pap-r
JANIS CASSIDY Co. Ne. I'D Front st
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provided that 1.-the common law Of England"
TO which Slavery bad only five years before been
decided by the Court of Kings Bench to be in many
things absolutely contrary and all statutes of
Parliament not local in their character, m de in aid
Of the common law prior to the settlement of Viz
gina together with the several acts ofthe General
Assembly of this colony force, so far as the
same may consist with the several ordinances,
Vaccinations and resolutions Of the General
Convention, shall be considered as in full force
until the same shsl be altered by the legislative
power Of this colony" This provision would
give no validity to the colonial acts recognizing and
IegazDg Slavery; in the first place, beciu.e thJse
scs, legally speaking, were no. in force. aud never
had been, having been enacted ia defiance Of great
principles Of English law to conformity with walsh
the Colonial Assembly Of Virginia Was restricted;
in the second place because those colonial laws
recognizing Slavery did not and could no.
consist" with the above quoted "declira.ion ="
laid down by the Convention itself as a part Of the
basis snd fouIdat on of the new Government.
Immediately after the adoption of this Consti-
tution, pr,yis'on wa. made for revising and
codifJipg the laws Of Virginia, aud committee
was sppoived for that purpose, but nothing
was done till l?s5, when ,eversl bills prepared BY
the Committee of Revision were sane sionei BY the
Assembly and enacted as laws. In one of these
acts it was provided sha: no persons shall hence
" forth he slaves in this Commonwealth, except
"such as we're so on the first day of this preseat
"sesson Of Assembly sud the descendants Of the
females Of them" This act, embodied into the VIZ
snia codfca,ion Of 179? and other subsequent cOdi
6csticns, still remains in force and through il all eg,
titles TO slave property in Virginia must be traced.
But in 1855, as We bave already shown there were
no persons in Virgins, nor had there ever pre-
yiously been spy, lfgoHy held in slavery. The
practice on this subject. and tbs acts Of the
Colonial Auen.by which ccurtensaced that prac
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Commercial.

a.. ABBEStLlE H., Feb. II, 1857.
9 Cotton-41his article continues in good de-
n'and, ut quotations ringing from l01 10 lo
CENTS.
s.. CoLuMnIA, Feb. Q, 1857.
Cotton---Thc supply OF Cotton in the market
to-day has becn'xery small, and therefore
continue ntl our former quotations of LOT to las
= ccntscxtrcmcs. "a.
- CHIKI.EsroS, February Z, 1857.
.Cotton-There was u very active demand for
cotton to-dsXthc sales having reached upwards
e 3Aoo bales, mt very finn and advan cling pr
oes,, viz. III @7Fa cents !,
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Sherifs Sale.

pY virtue Of sundry Writs of Fera Facias
IL to NE directed, will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday aud Tuesday
IN March next, within the legal hours Of sale,
the following PROPERTY, TO wit:
81 Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by
Elias Banks, Sanl &. Etlinunds and Others rs
the property Of Charles Bunks, uds Wude A.
Crawford and others.
All the interest that /. Holt has in n Tract of
Land containing GOO Acres, more or less boun-
ded by Jmo. Gray, Estate of a. Houston and
others, as the property OF |. Holt, ads IL A.
Jones and others
300 Acres, more or less. bounded by Chas.
Dendy, Estate Of Thos. Fulton aud others, as
the property of JAS. Gillian and Wm MuuilI,
nds. ID. Nj. Wardlaw, =. f.ockrid.r and others
III Acres, more or less, bounded bv Jno.
Young, Thos. McBrydc and others, ns the prop
erty Of Jno Crcswell, uds. J. i. McCunIb and
others.
360 Acres, more or less, bounded by James
White, Robi Simpson and others. us the proper
ty of "A. Mauldin. t.ls. VIM. Shcrrard and Others
buO acres of land. more or less, bounded by
w. Il. Jones, JAS Kngsworth and others, MS
the property of J. Il. Carter, ads. Ii. Ii. Mays
ct al.
l3O Acres. more or less, bounded by JAS. Cot,
ran, Arch. Boyd and others the property Of
Stephen w. Willis. ads. Il. w. Lites and others
66 Acres, More or less, bounded by S. G.. Ed
munds, =. a. Elmunls aud Others as the prop
erty of ii. W. Barratt ads. w. II. Parker, Com
so Acres, more or less, bounded by J. L.
Graves, Peter Gillebnau and others as The prop.
erty of Il. L. Gilbert, ads. Carmichael t. Bean
and others.
i Negroes, Charlotte, Jane, Maria and child,
as the property of &. lI. Houston ads. W. IL.
Tnggart and others.
TERMS CASH.
4 r. COCHRAN, s. A. d.
Shcriifs Office, Feb. 9, 1857. I2-lsd
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PLANTATION GOODS.

Our Stock of PInntution Gotds is very larce.
which VIC sell at Columbia prices, consisting Of
kcrscys Georgia Plains White and Grey HIN
kets; und every body says that has seen them.
that our BROGANS &c, nrc decidedly The
best and cheapest they saw. Call and Sec
our Stock OF the above Goods you will find it
to your advantage TO do so. if You want to buy.
We invite each and nll of our numerous
friends, and the public generally to call and ex-
amino onr Stock, which wo at NIL times take
grcut pleasure i'll showing, und warrunt as rep
resented.
AS every article is marked the lowest at which
it can be sold. no deviation whatever will be
made from the first Price asked.
Abbevillc Z. H.; Oct. 81, 1856. ;2S-tf
cA- Independent Press copy.
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A LOST LAND WARRANT.

1lEREBl give notice. that intend to up-
IA ply to the Commissioner Of Pensions, for /,
duplicate Land Warrant herein descri;c,l, the
OIL: nal having been lost while in Kansas. The
SAID Land arrant. Of l20 Acres, No. 81, ,9lG was
issued to UrisI, Martin, Il private in Coptniu
Ashley's company in the Regiment commanded
by Col. Brisi'on, in the Seminole war of 1885,
The said Warrant bears date the 2Ith Of Dccen,-
Der, 1855, and was lost bctwccn Lcavcnworl,
aud Atc!,son cities, in karsus Territory, OH the
sth OF October last. II had the usual assign
ncnt from Urinh Martin made to Blank, and had
been purchased hy me for location. ] advertised
It's loss in kansas, at the time it occurred, but
took no steps to procure Il duplicate.
g. w. CONNOR.
Abbevillc G. H., Feb. TO- 1856. 42-7t
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4 Bu1joist srorM u lNillion.-One of
the most ,lasl.ing Of, the New York fash
dollabics is T.. p. Chris,y, tic leader of The
celebrated Negro Ministries. He drives ont
every day III a most splendid coach drawn,
on hibernate days, by, superb teams OF white
attdEbay horses. When he pronena'les, i,
. iuge.Lull terrier accompanies him. In tho
dress circle+of ll,e Opera, lie is the oLserv-
ed of ali observers"
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- HlHs5c INIlilEtr.
AbbeviIle c. H., Jan. %, 1857. 4U.If
Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings.

Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings.
WILLIAM SHEAR
l AS received from New York, the f.lownu
IL choice makes of Blcached SIIIRTINGS
and 81 EEIlNGS, which he will sell for cash, nj
ut decidedly lower prices than they eau be- pt,r-
chased on the usual credit terms:
New York Mills A Elcachrl SiIRTINGS;
Wntcr-Twist New York Mills IL BIeachcd
SIilRTiNGS;
White Rock i 4 soft finish Blcacllcl SHIRT
INGS;
White Rrock IL Water Twist Blcuched "
Lonsda!c Al I&c;lchcd
Manchester fl Beacllcd
LOcnnia IL
Bates Mills s soft finish Bleachei
l2'1 Blcaclcd Alrndnlc SIIEErINGS;
- BIcucir.l Hamilton,
rs Locona B:cachcd JAMES;
ALSO
Grant eviic anil Augusta Z g and IL Brown
SHIRT INGS and SIII:l%rINGS; Augusta and
Richmond Factory ounce OSNABURGS, and
Georgia STRIPES, at the Manufacturers prices
The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the ns nssorln.e:...
Augusta, Feb. 4, 1851 Al If
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,Dbituarn..


DIEQ--On tie 1st day Of Junu:ry, at her res
idence Id AbgesilIes District, ;ats fIclxDA SwlL.
s,! ssss, eoDsorE IF Capt ry2hn, swsEng: Mrs.
swhhpg SWgs a natiHs oF6reenvie District
ISs,l.oA the It'll Feb, 1907 her ,nudcn nume
wAn4afe before her marriage. She made
.of religion, and united with the
: Dptlss sGharch, If WHICH she was an Exemplary
t,heldtN She wus ono oftliose wlf5se ainiablc and
GhtiafiaI virtues randers them patrons of iI;iety
s',atAe comnannity in which they live; all loved
that knew hep. in fact,fit WIS only to be ac.
15galnted wih htr. he conrelier friend AN rne-
KGBhG had nofe; Her disease.yyss Copsumn
SfoA lich; slowly tl,odgL .surcly ,indenninded
aiSss by nature weak She waa NOT
. lynxf Iced Of the work Of the foil DESTROYER
She SSSrc .irSf ffi;ctipn as CEfis.ian should
fhee p5roaelisg dissolution ns she wouId
Ea4Rg H6me.i Gnye f,er children in cIlarce t.,
leG GS9eG, and expressed hersclf ms .6nly deserv-
log iiyf fopsseir sakes, womb OMEN call them
kfg1rt f6Ek bed and admonisb them of their duties
!, end hbiiga to their God; said she asno
sisatt md. perfectly resigned t3The
AiAaf sCed ftat her fNitll was jju Christ and
I. sSaIIatien aIoiie i,iiis n,srits;- thus
! 81 shd shps she died, peace be 10 her
q see mn aged Inotker.anI husband, ono
Il presious little 2hngb bters, five nister4
sIssi Sa,imosOps eonpcction o
& S.. ID. & {
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new GOODS! NEW GOODS !!

ASSVs SVOUO GSEES GUCUO :
wv f have just received large and com
~ piete assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Cashmeres, DeLuines, Persian Cloths, French
Mer'nos, kich Fancy Silks, Stripe, Plaid and
pinin Black Silks of every variety, CuIicoes,
Ginglialns, &c.
ALSO
a very largo variety of Embrodcries, such us
"ol'ars' Sleeves, Edgings, Insertions. &e.
Fancy Flannels, Plails, .Ec.
White and Red Fianneis
Also-F'or Mems Wear.
a fine stoak of Cloth, Cassimeres, S.ltinetts.
Hats, Boots, Gc
Also
large stock of Ready-Made Clething.
Couts, Pants and Vests of all grades.
A large stock Of Negro Shoes, Blankets, &c.
ALSO
The largest stock Of Groceries, Crockery Ware.
Hardware and aII sorts Of Ware that we have
ever had.
Come up, old friends and customers, and give
lis call and look for yourselves.
Yours respectfully,
WIEK d LYTlIGOE.
Oct. 10, 1856 20 If
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KS! JACKS!

% LIKELY JACKS will be sold at AbbeviIlc
~ Court House, on Tuesday of Court
TEltMS.-t'rcdit until the First of July nex,.
with Note and approved security.
ID. @. HAWTHORN.
Feb II, 1857 ~ .,
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nI YES! oh yes! Everybody who wants
" Goods for nothing, and. if they are not
satisfied, get small compensation for taking
lnrg. quantities of, had better embrace the op
portuniiy that the ndefatgabIe
T. Y q M -
is now offering. The way Lyons is now putting
of his WINTER GOODS, amy one can uiford
10 dress well. Aud it's shame, with Clothing
at present prices iha, people should 20 any other
way than Jecently clad. So come W, ride up,
slide up, fall up, or any way SD you get up. and
lay in supply of Winter apparel. Winter n't
quite over; we'll have cool nights and mornings
for some tim" YET, if The m"n don't change; and
il it does, we'll have falling weather, and you'll
want something to keep the rain off So dive
III, pitch in, cave in squeeze in get somebody to
push you i'll, before the Winter Goods are all
gone. Doors open ut n. III, sales commence rs
soon as doors are "rcn. Whole tickets $500 :;
children and SERVANTS half price, The best order
and dccurum preserved.
NJ. l.. KENNEDY.
Stage Manager.
Abbevillc c. H., Jam %, 1857. 4O-lf
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February.


Dcramg"m"Mt Of TIE Licc,, is one of the most
common. ns well as the most formidable of dis
eases known TO American physicians. 1t had
for years attracted the closest attention Of the
medical faculty in all parts Of tho United States
and yet up to the time Of The discovery Of Dr.
MLancs great Specific, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, it was almost beyond
the reach of medical skill. Thousands had per-
ishcd without even hope of relief and although
thousands may yet he destined to feel the dire
ful effects Of this mos, complicated disease il is
now, thanks to the search of DR. M'Lanc, most
completely brought within the scope Of medical
control. The pr"prictors Fleming Bros, Pitts
hurgh Pa. Of the Liver Pills feel confident that
they offer remedy which has been fully tested
by time, and whic! has never failed of success
when fairly tried
ca Purchasers will he careful TO ask for D,.
.HL"ncs Gi"d,"tcd lcr"i/"yr, manufactured
ny Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vcr'i'ii'iEes IN comparison worthless. Dr.
NJ Ml.ancs genuine Vcnniugc also Ills celebrated
Liver Pills, can now he had ut all respectable
drug stores. None ycuai"c ~ifhom Mc signature
y FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WAEDrAw s. LYON. Abbcville G.. II.
>. g.. and by one Agent in every town in the
South. II
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Notice to Merchants and the Public.

A NY Accounts or Notes that have been u,ud,.
IL upon me, up to this date, am willing to
pay, but from this date, shall not accept any
Notes or Accounts that may he made by my
family, except by order of INV own han,l wri-
Ting A. w. IIADDON.
Feb. !, 1857. 4a I'm
CR- Press copy one month.
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FOR CONGRESS-

We are authorized to announce Col. a. G.
SUMMER Il Candidate FOR Congress, to fill the
vacancy occ:soncd by the death Of Col T.. :.
Hrooks.
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WILLIAMSON MALE ACADEMY.

VIE Exercises OF this Inst tt,ition will DO re-
- sumod OH the 18th Monday in january
"ist, under the control of j. Manly Walker,
WIN competent Assistant The Trustees are
H1I'Tred @ III again having secured the services of
MI !" aiker Tor the ensuing year. The Institu-
non has timely prospered under his cI,urgc; and
'rohl experience, we can recommend him us n
gentleman and teacher of high character and
worthy "f patronage. Students will be y p.cpured
m =" enter respectable class in any College in the
State.
WHi'"n'ston is healthy and flourisl,ng Town
IN Anderson District. The Grcenville & Colum.
uin \'i'r"nd passes through the place, by which
Students from abroad can find nn easy access
lhe pace Is more pleasant und desirable on nc
count OF the celebrated Mineral Spring which
Is hear the Academy.
HS;ttcs Of Tuition.
Spelling Reading and Writing per Session, 5000
Ii. above with English Grammar, Book
Keeping, Philosophy, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Anc,e"t a Languages and Mathematics, ,..... 1900
contingent ESpthscs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Students will he charged from the time Of en-
tering until the close Of the Session.
Board can he hal in respectable families, at
from Eight to Ten Dollars per month.
REV. y. +. MAI LDlN,)
DANIEL LIGON,
AUSTIN WILLIAMS.
DIR. w. Is. MILLWEE, 8
w. X. CLEMENT.
"iliamston, 5. c., Nov. 10, 1856.
~ This s to certify that Mr.. J. Manly
walker was pupil, and afterwards pupil aud
assistant with me, in the Thalan Acndemy.-
Ills scholarship Was highly respectable, his NOR
a's irreproaci'ahlc, ull his habits and principles
noble and becoming the gentleman and the Chris
tinn. lie has my full confidence us sr,cl and |
feel certain that lie will prove himself an eff.
cicnt and faithful teacher, worthy of patronage,
NOT only IN The lower branches, but in the Glass.
ical aud Mathematical Departments of nnv
Academy; nnd justly mcri,ng the kind regard
OF all gentlemen.
J. l.. KENNEDY.
Th"lian Academy, Nov. III, 1856
Jan II, 1857. SO I'm