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sLuckless WayflaYers.

For more, than waoas pnst, tho roads leading
from Akoa to Ninety Six, have been lined and
crowded with haplsss rsfugses from tia lover
distriets--particulary from Barr&all. The streets
of our town have witnesael tAa passage of+eara-
.ven1:=of them; so,re hare Hsgsni laden With
vhasiist!s they could get eg; many h=re nos .
change of taiment. a,usal for tho morrow, or Q
splsce;n which to. Icy their heads. at the ap-
preach Of, the ruthless ard vindictins fee, they
-hsye dad their esm Portable and onee happy homes.
Delicate and unprotected fsnalas, tender and
hoiploqs children, aged and inirra men, aioull
flying out inte the pitisss night, into ths piles'
cold into tho pitilessraia, into tho pitiless sids
world. Tho Sights hoartrending Let al aho
arc still living in poaco and plenty and comfort,
be kinda geaorous--vory kind and dgsnsrous--to
those horaclcss and unhappy iugitivss. Be not
like the Priest and the Levite who passed tho
fallen man with nYerted hsads, but rs.asrimitate
the noble Ssmsritan who knelt by his aide,and
poured oil into his wounds. Ah, thanks to Heaven,
tfarellt.sstill find samaritans, as well as Priests
and Levitss, on life's hard way! Iffbcso luck
le.s wayfarers hsya tears; to shed aon, wo hope
kind fate will dr1 them quickly. Again we say
BIO kind and goneron, and plying towards them.
!" As ye would that men should do unto you, do
ye even 60 unto them"
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.HY.MENEAI1..


M4sn1sp, BY B. n Martin, ESQ.,, at this bride.
residence, on the 7th inst, Mn JOHN PRICE
and ar.. FRANCIS MORGAN, all of thiI Dis
trict. -
MARRIED, at the Baptist Church in this Village,
on the sth inst, by the Rov. L. r. GvaItney, Mr..
D. F. McEWEN, I'd 8. c.. Cavalry, and Miss
MARY A. E. 'DURIsoE, all of thi, District.
MARRIED, BY Rev. D. D. Brupsop, on tho 18th
JAN, Mr.. F.. W. THOMAS and Miss. ELIZA:
BETH MCDANIEL, daughter of the late &, R..
Mcdaniel, Esq, all Of this District.
MiRa1Rp, by tho same, en- the 7oth January,
Mr.. GEORGE W. HoLsToN sna Miss ELIz-
ABETH s. SHARP ron, all of this District.
MArnIsD. by the Same, at the BRIDE residence,
9th Fab, at-7 o'clock P. NJ, Mr.. L. &. HOLMES,
Co. Fl, lst s. C. l.; and Mrs. SARAH j. HAN
SON, al of this District. :.
MARRIED, by the sams, on the 9th Feb, at 8
o'clock. p. a.. at Mr.. W. HolpxES residence,
Lieut. WILLIAM PARKMAN, Co. ], sths. C.
Regiment and Miss ISABELLA L. MORGAN,
oil Of this District:
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Public Meeting in Richmond.

In pursuance of call of Gov. Smith an
immense public meeting WAS held at The Afri.
can Church.
A series Of patriotic resolutions were adopt.
ed, the last Of which reads IS follows;
Resolved, That in this presence aEd in
face of the world. reverently invoking there
to the aid of Almighty God, We roncv our
resolve to maintain, our l!bcrtias md our in
dependence, and to this end tive mutually
pledge Our lives, our fortunes and our So
cred honors."
President Davis addressed the meeting for
the space of thirty minutes. He said tbathe
was roieiccd to witness this demonstration,
and expressed his belief that If the people
would give their hearty and unanimous re-
spunsc to the demand Of the exisency, the
enemy would nczt ask for contareup. in
which to make knovn oar demands. His life
was bound N p in the ConfederacY. Under no
circumstances would he be the agent of a
reconstruction of the Unionx The President
was frequently interrupted with enthusiastic
cheering. Several other addresses were dc.
iiyered.
A call for another mass meeting fur Thurs-
day has been published.
The weather is very inclement to-day.
The ground is covered with snow end slcet.
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aeavxFishtiug Around Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, feo.H .-ln"re was ncaVy
iii. ing -on, orr ri9ai yesterday and ie.day
" w.,..h ssrltei f,s+lrlslgs 70 ,cur5arlns, - p
.Js+ing re- .ci.rt}ce made by Ger.
Jo;la pssran hey ond Hatcber's Run yester;
day, the enemy attacked and forced his !di;
v,.;cgi hack some distance. Pegram was<re-
inforeed by GeusG Gordon'si division, whenth
enemy in turn was forced back. - 5zsf
Ia the charge upon the enemy, Gen. Sor-
rell of Georgia was painfully wounded. ),
Heavy firing was heard late this afternoon
in the same direction. Cause unexplained.
Gen..John :Pegram killed. Many of.the
enemy were killed and woonded-but none
taken prisoners. Our loss seyeral-hundrsd.
This morning the enemy advanced and
charged our lines South of Burgess. mill but
were handsomely repulsed. -. -
\ second time, the enemy haTing been re-
inforced by corps, attacked aad drove our
menunt;l, strengthened by Maho1as Division,
commanded BY Gen. linnegan, grand charge
By thethre divisionSswas made. and the en-
emys lineibroken. A running fight waskept
up until after dark, when the Yankees took
shelter in their new works on Hatcher's Run
from which they were. not driven.
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e.
The retirement of General James Jones
from his position as Chairman o. the Board
of Visitors CT the Military Academy of South
Carolina, is an event. which at;any other
t;me than the present, would have ELECTED
one universal expression, ef regret from the
country ard the press. Only to the ankle
ties of the hour can the comparative silence
with which. his iesi2na.on has been received,
be attributed; for among The many in this
interested in the cause of educa
ton, there is doubtless not one who has n't
heard with profound concern that General
Jones has, Withdrawn from that small but
important body, over which lie has so loug and
50 ably presided. identified as he is with
the admirable institution in question-enti-
tied, perhaps. more than any one else, to be
regarded as its founder-gray with more than
twenty years of services devoted to the pro-
motion in every possible way Of its interests
lit is very generally felt that in parting
with him, that institution sustains loss
which, without tho greatest difficulty, will
not soon be supplied. That feeling of pa
ternity which he had q right to cherish to-
wards the school which he had created and
fostered, and which helped to make him at
once so tender and 80 wise in the carr which
he -layished upon 1t, cansot b, shared by my
successor and, therefore, wc do NO wrong 10
the gentleman who shall hereafter occupy
his place, if we say that however ably they
may discharge the duties of the Office in their
turn, there will always he reason to regret
that General Jones could not have been in
,iuced to relain that Office M one "a which hc
vas entitled for life.-South Carolinian.
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sS.t+s = =
How TO BE, ,MIsRaAphE.-Siitb by the win
dow and look egerthe way to Jour neigbbor's
excellent mansion which be has recently built
and paid for and 6ttesou z" Oh, thatI IRas
.a.ricb man y y 9. -.
Get angry;Hith your neighbor and think
syan have Dot,a friendin ths world. Shed 9
tear or;two and take % walk IN the burial
ground, continually saying 70 yohrself When
shah I be. buried here % 9.
Sign a note: for \ friend, and never forget
yohr kindness, and every hour 10 tho day
wl.isrcr.to Jollrself wonder If he will
ever pay that oote1' =
ThidkoSsrybody. means TO cheat Yoa; Close
every bill you take, aud doubt
its beins genuine until you have put the own
erto q great deal oftronble. Put confidence
in nobody, aud believe every man you trade
withto besa rogue. ~. IL ..l.
Never accommodate If you can possibly bolp
it., Mover visit the sick or afflicted, and new
or give farthtngt to assist the poor.
Bny al cheap as you can and screw down
TO the lowest mill, Grind the faceI and
hearts Of tue unfortunate. r.
Brood over your rnisfortunes, ysur lack: OF
talents, and believe that at no distant day
you will come to want. Let the workhouse
eever in your mind, with sll the horrors Of
distress and proverty. .s.1s - - .:
Follow these recipes strictly, apd You will
be miserable to yonr hearts content, if we
may so speak-sick at the heart, and at ys.ri-
ance with the world. Nothing will cheer or
encourage you;. nothing throw gleam OF
sunshine or ray ofwsrmth into your heart
.-Visiter..
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Asa Hairtz.

Asl HAsrs (atsjOr McEsIanr,) who is = per-
feet Msrcusio, whose ezhilaratnc huror and good
tempered wit, as exhibited in his .irrssistibly
clever and funny letters, mako us rond eurribs
with laughing, has lately achieved ,-:.-:aon5--
second time. he writes letter about music, in
which he prefers !" tho organ and monkey" to the
Piano Forss--on account Of tho former. being .
labrr-sayins machine. He further ayows his
iutertion OF ,tskipg lessons on "thes organ and
monkey" Horribly gress in Asa! Wonder what
hisfair bride tIinkrof it7 they tell us she plays
and sing very beautifully.
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The Auderson Intelligenccr.

The publication Of this excellent journal, aus-
pended four years ago, by The departure of both
Its editors TO tho field of battle, has lately been
resumed 4 fact rhlch it glTss us very sincere
plea sure to chronicle. The Editors Of tho lntol-
l;,cncer are Major W. W. HpNrHRETs md Lieut..
JAMES A. HoY1, the latter we'll and favoraby
known in our eclhmunlty For four years pa't,
both these bravo and accomplished sentl.mon
hare wioldcd their manly right arms most r'gor-
ousiy and untiringly in the Confederate cause.
Lieut. HoYr has been disabled from aciiTc ser
vico in tic field, and is DOW in Immediate charge
oi ti,c Inrsilissnscr. Msjo7 HfErgRE's is ctil
a. .is post noar Petersburg, and will furnish his
paper with occasional letters from the Army Of
Norti..rr virgloia. The Intcllisencer is publish
sl a IN :erson--svery Thursday morning; price,
s5 Tor six months. We welcome it to our table,
and wish foris brilliant SIRE Of prosperity
popularity ard suecpsu.
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Edgclfeld Female coIIego.

49,
One of tho most advantageous and attractive
features of Edgefeld in those days, is the larse
and aourishing Female College, conducted by
the Rev. MARION SANS. Mr. SANS is a polished
gentlenan, q thorough scholar, avery Jealous
teacher, and o most successful educator. One
hundred pupils now attend this institution. Tho
most determined and untiring efortdof Mr. SANS
arc bent towards the elevation Of the standard Of
lomalo education. He is assisted by competent
and accomplished teachers of both9 seIeE. Tho
character Of the school, together with the rates
Of board and tuition, the henlthiness Of the eli
mate, and tho comparative quiet of our town fnot
very quiet just at present. to be sure; butalwaJs
has been in tho past, and will be:in3ths future)
rondcrs this most desirable, institution for the
education of girls and young ladies. Where q
young lady has passed through this College and
received tho Principals certificate, thcy, will bo
prepared, in literary and scientiac senso, for
.!o stcrber duties Of life.
This tco is. a rropitious tinesfSr parents to
educate their daughters nosayi isgvery abun-
.lant throughout our copp;: ard very little of
it is heing .x4se''i y. liee5aaeeeson of boys
and youry ,a~' i;is snasPFs.rastsd war
Las sadi ,ots:taSs-s no sGpeation of our
sans, III: j, si;r'.s orii,, irsoFta;s 10 educate
our dsuyEt-fs ucr"l,s as; toscosppcnsato in
Part Tor ih2 sa.. o. ia,o!ccsuat ptiyatioa
among ..usdFs a
beautiful yet uasducated aud irreligiors, woman
msy ruin nation and submcrso nn empire in
the gulf Of moral degradation; while one lcas
beautiful, but thoroughly, eiacatad AID sincerely
-p;oas, may giro chastity and morni tone to pub
lie sentiment, elevate national characcr, and d.
much 10 redeem world from Ignorance and sin.
Since CUR Confedcracy has boen baptized With
thu richest blood Of its patriot sons, let its fai:
daughters clause tho social and moral cfoatcheon
OF public sentiment and character, with intslli-
gcncc Of mind and purity of character.
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E.euut Pea ee Rlnmors,

= a. : e. D. - i.
The LITTLE priyate unofficial preliminary talk
aboutpc between our Comniissioaers on the
one Side, and Lincoln and Seward on tho otner;
was short sharp and decisive" This, as W; sli
eltnow, is the an1iable :Prenrier's Eas Of doing
business; vide the "short, skarps decisive
crushing ont Of the rebellion Every body knows
the result Of this preliminary tslI; and who
hoped for anything botter from pssple who have
ever been SO false and trracherous int desl-
ings with us2 But thors ia no harh :dszs; on
the contrary, good. wo hava slistened 10 them
and,got their cue. They only Game: TO- insult Us
with. adyicot TO lay down our arms aid submit to
our Masters Old Blair, willy odd jack, came. to
Richmond to accomplish something ts The advapk
tage Of the Federal Govcrninent buh if We mis-
take not his FOOLS errand has resulted in vast
good to the. Confederate cause. Forare moi thou
sands of our credulous people nov Sonyiaced- of
what they have to-expsot from onr rcfemieii
There is nof q word of truth in.tbe assertion
that Mr. Lincoln has been notified thet tho 4th of
March nszt is the limit of Europesn patience,
and shat Mr. BIaif's object WAS to- fOrosta!l the
interfcrencc which be sforesaw from4nooaf NO
such notice, no such interference, isgping tocome
pass. Lincoln aud Seward, as representatives
of the incfably contemplate Yankeefation, only
canc in their prize and pity to insuif us; an in
e1plicsblc wropg, an unastt trahle shtme, which,
by the.righteous God stou q.
g turn5tte cawari's hsartstY steel.
The suGcard's blood 20 aame.s
And how,wo havo nothing odn bss to aghf It
out; or sht rhe,r int.,nother preliminary talk,
in tlrc caur,c ol nlrh' hey will befl less proud
and moro pali'- tn this course and this end,
all Ct us-ihe str n. the brave thenstriotic and
tho hopeful thc u...k, the cowardly. the selfish
and tho despa:rns--,n y. as; we'll make up our
minds; ard tNa, at once ard unalterably. Let
us be united, cpel, firm; determined edtand as-suFe
as there is "a God u hcayen,.swe shail, before
another twelve months roll sway, gan .our5'vt-
lasting independence.
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The situation.

General Wheeler attacked the epe!ay's cav
alry uder; Fitzpatrick, ., short dista;:ce be-
yond Aiken at@lO O'clock yesterday morning
After snarp cnn 'est, the cicu.E :scre bro
Ken and precipitately driven asiar as Jehn;
sson's.Gurn Ont.e The reireasoftie foe Was
in route and demoralixa!ion. O., reaching
the Tarn odt Fitzpatrick took rcfege behird
ertrenchments where he had s5me inflntry
and artillery supports, the number of &-liieh'
Sas.nat ascertaincd, but bciiescd 10 be of no
graat. marnituds:-
Gen. Wheeler reports til'; many of tie on,
c,oy were Killed and Wounded; h!s owc.lo's
slight. 4 batch O! prisoners @rr'1e!hsfe i;..t
At tho tims Of Soi:,g TO press this ,w.s i,rn
precise status Q! ada!ys, received from relia-
We worlFstata parentheiiealty that The
nublic Pulse sesrns to have ceased its tLro's
Of fever ard pauic. One cvidsnce of this, and
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q significant one, is that gold has declined
from 65 to SO. and remains dnllatthc latter
figure. -Coastitutionalist fSunday. -.
THE ADVERTISER.
s * JAMES TsBAe0N, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. IA, 1868.
The Situation.
JAMES 4. BACON, EDITt

Tho situation of military n,attors in South
Caroline is wrapped in mystery impenctrab'o to
the lon Of human experience. Knowing moth
ing, and bsing able to learn nothing reliable, it
is vain for Us to attempt to tell any thing concern
ing the affair. Wo will not repeat the thousand
rur,ors that reach ears. Suffice it to say that
Sherman, with his whole army, is in the heart of
South Carolina; and the universal opinion in
those parts, is that he is marchipg upon cOlum-
bia or Kingsyille. Our own, opinion is that,
unless he rctraces his steps the day Of his dis
comiturc is near at hand.
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One of tse Fest and Rrayest.

Our good and brave friend, Capt. Gus ToNP-
kiss of Co. B. Hampton Legion. IL at bone FOR
fey days :.re,tir= bis var-wnrns'limhs amopg
the haunts of civil'z ti,n ard comfort. His ac
counts Of the spirilic he srmy, especially in
Gays brigade, to which he belongs, ore in the
highest degree cheering and inspiring. His own
sentiments are: "Keep your sleeves rolled up.
and the decks. cleared. In thst.casc our triumph
is sure"
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at Staunton, Va, on tho zth January,
1855, Capt. JAMES WESLEY .CHEATHAM,
10 the 31st year of his age, fran wound receiv-
cd whilst leading his Company in battle.
His afoctionate young wife had the mournful
privilege Of ministering to hin in his last mo-
msnts-heard his last prayer for his country, and
his wife and his two little boys. His remains
wore buried In tho Chureh-ysrd at G;lgal with
Masonic honors. -
Tho deceased possessed qualities of miId and
heart which the yicissitudos Of his short life had
shown to be- of sterling worth. Modest and re-
tring in his manner, determined and firm in his
purpose, without aAectatiOn, 6o was strong and
Rrm in his attachments He entered the Con-
federste service asa Corporal ,ir Company 4,
.7th Regiment, 8 O ", and by regular steps Of
promotion was 10 command Of his Company
when wounded. - =. %. . :,
He Was baptized as member Of the Churoh Of
Christ at Gilgaf when quite yeatb. and exem-
pliaed by we'll ordered liEc tho religion he pro-
fes:ed As husband AMI parent be WAS sfsc-
tonate and kind. His death is loss--a loss
which is folt and known to ali vino knew him.
His family has received wound ~hich tins may
anaiorate but never erase. Their eousoln-
ton doubtless is that "ho was guided by the
council Of God aud received up TO glory" b.
DEpAnrEs this life, at his residence in Bdss-
field District, Dee. 2S,b. 1854, Mr.. ROBERT
QCA2LEs, In the 3sth year Of bis age, leaving
an afec;ionate wif0, and seven doting children,
with numerous friends 70 muurn his loss, though
they mourn not as those who har0 no hope; for
be had been conci,t,nt menbrr OF III. Baptist
Church Of Christ at Mountain Cfssk for several
yeara.
He was not slain upon tho battlefield By an
cnrasel foo, bat his life va, devoted to our strug
gle for Independence. lie i, done NTH the
elamors nnd har!shipa of hisgoTld. Somstine,
wa think he cannot be forever sons aad then
the sad truth tells us that hs is Sleeping in the
cold and silent tomb. Yes, he fills Il patriots
grave. Nothing viii disturb that rest rntil the
great Judgement Cay when he will ris, clothed
in immortality. S.p. y.
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$500 Rewardl.

ND ANaWAY On the 18Th January last my man
III SIMON, about 19 or 20 ys,rs old, seighs2
aonut 40 lbs, is near : foot high, Yellds: cum 3
ulsctsd anil his aprcr front s,as
-SsraJed 4 bT1ts
ssle in Grcenville District, aud it likely he has
rc.urrel to that District
viii pay y reward Of ssss il delivered ,o tie
ElssGold Jail,r, or $500 reward i: lodged 10 any
jail so that oan get hia.
.f-- r II STG0M
Fsb Z %
w Grcsnvi!lo Patriot viii copy twice and for
ward aeeonnt 10 this cfaae.
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ass~ SEQ notice Of Rev. Nr. SAMs,-concOrn;ng
the exercises of the Fc.nalo. CollegA
Yrc yictis.

En- Savannah ;c Yaul:co rule is getting gra!u-
ally more and more rigid: The poor delulei
uretch2s no tii.d 70 m'ks psscc will! their foes
by cogr,o OF cpw-rliy ;reacicry townr's their
friea's and co"n:ry, arc hes;nning to eulF"r toe
rewari thcy 80 richly Aessfv". Old Arcold, tho
f,ersant u.ayor, is said t. be alrraly suffering
,.e bitter ranss Of rcmorse for bis coatcmptiblr
c6.arlice ila I!as not sharsd sinco he degraded
h;:s Is, nur has lie brSaths.i sober breath: ho
70 ss tottnrag about c streets, and appseis 20 be
abpa,!oos;l d tsspair.' Tho stl smsl voice.
q surposc, is whispering to his cravon heart
night and day. What an unsas' bod d-fellow is a
LAi conscience! Il no; all THIS astar;liug lesson
fnr rs.
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Interesting from Virginia.

PgrERsnvRe, February e-No fighting to-
day, and quiet is once more resumed. The
enemy still maintains his position st Hatch
er's Run. His lines thereby hare been cx
ie.del, but not advanced Gen. Srrrel's
aouud is in the lungs, but rot considered
mortal. Cot. Hdd...,n o. Virginia, was kill
ed in the light ~ n.c,:a... Our loss will
not reach 5pI; IL. eurui:;a iuss estimated
t..r..ic ii:st nunae:. K, desu pase sll been
-rlgie':. aud the wounded brought from the
,.,.i. III, euomy !s erecting obSeryatorfes
) oar cisit. The heavy cannonading, yes-
>rday afternoon, Was caused by our artillery
sueI.ug the cncmy's line. Both sidrs are ei.-
gagged to day strenStheniis the new lines.
RlciIMoyr, February S-An ofii:al drs
patch irom Gen. Lee says the enemy made 20
,advance fium their position on llatcher's
'Runyesterday. lIi:skirnisbers howsv.r +, aele
pushed forward against ports Ct vrr lines,
bu; made no attack
RICHMOND, February ga correspondence
is published in the Seatiaek, isis m"rl {, "a
tween the President AMI Mr.. Seddun, show
ing that the latter resigned his p'sitio. e.
Secretary Of War in canseq'>ncs If resola-
lion adop cd by he Eirs,aia delegation IL
Congress, advising Legislation in tae Oa5'net
by relieving al prsaent heads. MIR. Se'.d.n
says utter snch an expression ofsopn'on, He
could 40 longer gil the position with full
measure of usefulness to the President Or Con-
fedc:acy. Tho President, in reply, Expresses
bis warm personal regard and official conf.
dcrcc in Mr.. Saddon, and discusses at consid-
erable length the relations between the Ex-t
ccatiys AMI Legislative Departments Of the
Government. lie represents the proposltlon
OF the rights and privileges of theA Confede-
rate Congress in contrast with the British
Parliament, Mr.. Seldom, in reply, expresses
concurrence in the views represented by the
President, but adheres to his purpose to rs-
sign,
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TO the Public.

yEyuE undersigned have secured the aervicss Of
MISS HATTIE L. MORGAN. of this Dis
trict, to take charge OF Sehoul at Liberty Acaa-
sny this y.nr. School to begin on the eesona
Monday in February, the Goth. =.
Miss NJ is q thorough Scholar, having srada-
ted At one of the arst Colleges in the State, vita
the Second Honor.
Tas Grs. Session will continue foar months
20 days each. Tho second Session, the ssAs time.
Rates Of Tuition, tie .aros rs charged in other
schools of tho samo order. Scholars charged
from Tho dsy they cnter to clcse Of Session.
JOSEPH PRICE,
JOHN DoUGHgRTY,
WASH. JENNINGS,
C. l.. BLAIR,
GEO. ". MORGAN.
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