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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-31
Court Orders.

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y clerks office OF the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond on the 9Th day OF January 1893
John Tyler. trustee under the will Of Margaret
D. r Whipple, George Mend enh all and Elizabeth
Thomas III. Crew. james Il Crew, Benj amin j.
Crew, and Jacob Crew, and their descendants,
4 any Of them be dead. .........:.. Defendans:
The object Of this suit Is the construction OF the
will Of margaret Maule, deceased. And affidavit
having been made and filed that the defendants
aad sUss
Benjamin J. Crew, and Jacob 8. Crew. and their
scsndans, II they or any Of them be living, are
not know VIII ether the four last named endsnts,
or any Of them, are living, or who are their des.
cendants, II any there sIe the said deisndsn!s are
publication hereof and dc. what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit
ia ,,-saS s0py7bBssssIsSii M1s POLLARD. Clerk.
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held for ,Ches
terrified county IN the CLERKS once Of the be
William Condrey Plaintiff,
Peter wilkinson, Thomas Condrey, and the un-
known heirs Of josiah Russell and Edward
Condrey Defendants,
IN CHANcRRY. ~ #..
The plairtif, having filed his bill, the object OF
which is to obtain decree for sale partition Of
the tract Of land devised TO Caroline Condrsy for
life by the will Of John Oondrey, decea, ed. And
1 sss a a
Is ordered that they appear here within one
month after the due publtcatio of this order and
Do what Is necessary to protect their interest In
'o is s s2. Ai a2RyyHAH a. coaB1LL, Clerk
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of the city
OF Richmond on the eth day ofJanuary, 1858:
Mary 8 Randolph. Plalntit,
Mary Adams and Lucy Adams, infants under the
age OF fourteen years, and non.resldents, aud
John O. steger, trustee, ae;......:,:, Defendants.
real estate, situate In the city Of Richmond, be-
longing to tn plaintiff and the iRfant defendants,
81 8 Sssn nsds
and filed that the defendants, Mary dams and
Lucy Adams, above named, are not resident of
pear within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what Is necessary TO protect their
js1l-s4w BaHJSMiH POLLARD, Clerk.
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
' Clerks office OF the Circuit Court Of the city
OF Richmond, January8, 1868:
@0 DADA . 1i' Plaintiff,
D: c.. Hartwell and Gaorgs Dick, partners, doing
business as Hartwell l. Dick......... Defendants,
IN DEBT.
The object of this suit Is to recover against th
defendants $3.50. with legal interest thereon from
the 18th December 1857 till paid alleged to be due
from the defendantsto the plaintiff. And afida-
Dick shove named, is not resident of this state,
he is required to appear here within ona month
after due publication hereof, and do what Is ne
cessaiy to protset:his interestin this suit
asSRaE L. CHRISTIAN. @.
JOHNSTON Il WILLIAMS, .p.q. " 10 1l-S4w I'd
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Beat Estate for S0Leo

NOR SALE, most desirable LOT,
= containing 4 to acres, enclosed good -
dwelling with six rooms. kitchen win ,ssEsnH
roons and all other out houses. and q WeuL6sSss,
Of most excellent water, within Ave min utes "aIk
of the Old Market In the city OF Richmond. 1P
ply to n.prcodE s,-aO
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s4,sesjOss sales. |,
FUTURE Day.


il DEMONSTRATORS SALE 0 =
n a. CKs, HoRsgs, BUGGY. sLEIa as HAk-
MSS so VIII be sold at the stables on FRANK
He sfs n hs sS DAY u
mex !, commencing at II O'Clock,
q HGRsBG,. two pairs OF which are Weii
ACnRRIsGEs and HARNEss, complete;
BUGGY and HARNESS, nearly nsw;
second hand OMNIBUS,
SADDLES, BRIDES,
COVERS. and EXTRA HARNESS.
rppMa op SALE: All sums dnJer 800. cash I;
400 and oyer, sixty days for approved endorsed
negSs sbo2 pip I. the property of Jefferson Hillard
.da.aesed All persons having claims against his
sstsie will present them Immediately, pTopegtIiy
70 ,s hs sain as
pig Oh er ~ stSss ~ wy L. q. pBAYsER,
90 Pooeioie' Administrator.
Thu KEY and GOODWILL OF the ST BLEs viii
ta snId nj the same time and place, at u o'clock.
ia std
AsI INTEND TO REMOVE MY
"a place of business on the 50 OF ~, reo .,neR o.
WILL Oh ga CassINET FURNITURE, F
n nd5saEs. e.
Particulars IN future sdysr MS soath Tenth
IA 20 between Main and Cary streets:
aHERIFFs sALg.-Will be sold on
lery. near Mayo's bridge. in tbs town OF mancnes-
ter. commencing at II O'clock A. Ii !, the entire
FIXTURES OF distilery, or so much thereol -
will satisfy an execution on forthconlng oon nd
Henry Smith, In favor of g: Bradley Co
Jas Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county.
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OprIcs RrcBaoyD AgD YORK RtvgsI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RIcHMoHD October 70, 1851,

RAILROAD COMPANY,
RIcHAosD October 20. 1851
Anew LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR.
REYoHp 5.NyJZ PHiLADELPHIa, BOsfoN, Gin.
GfNNATI, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. PaRks2S-
sIKs 6yaBEsLAATp AND .S9 r MHRsbgs
this depot no to si.o'clock P. d. for the above
points, and forwarded with dispatch and O. B re-.
adeIphia leave at Q clock S H. on TUESDAYS
nna h and PhiIsdsip "a ngS. i.rs-Ts
for aorfolk and intermediates landings leave ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud sATuHpAI a,
Norfok sas sn,sns d;
day u a. = clock 4. III. for WsIte House Ersgbt
received every day up to 9 O'clock =: ID. Eahd<'
f Shippers, observe the following directions:
|, From BosToa TO R1oHhoED.-aMark yonr gocd,
shp n and
River Railroad Line," pier Mo- . bisht-sreet
vR Rsos PHinspsipn1A 70
ali goods BY ssphtladsipnta and BsltimGI.
NO. Light, street wharf, Baltimore.
FsoM BALTINoss TO RIoHyoSD.9ship al good,
The sns Ysrs ses sssf D, ssS!
h'sn'-sd's' : lA WILLIAM B. ENos,
o erRsEs Ess!sas ssd Ticket As'r
Passenger and Freight Agent. oc
GREAT SHORT ROUTE re. THE
Ri nhSSi FRsDsBRitccksBJRG, ag1 pow:
MAC RAILROAD. CARRYING THE UNITED
S WITH M MI IMaSA
ALL TRAINs.-The THROUGH TRAIaa Oh tn.
sSsd sa
Tss pi z TaR95aH NAIL TEAM leaves g
- A rs or<Sy t,nyi p Sls
ton at 5.6s P. n, connecting with the early 81.
ternoon express trains for the North. East, ;'t
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with Gle.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent siesp!li
Cd airs attached, leaves Richmond daily ST va
h sh a asry
Ing trains for the forth, East and Weas.
H4oGs ri sSsg aasi sas Win oe
press packages, lesyes siehmond daily SUNDAY,
exceptsd) from the Depot. eornsr OF Broad sfa
sighth streets & $50 z. H. arriving In Frsde'
si TasuBsas + PicKars and THROUGH sao
GAGE CaECKS 70 AIexandrla, Washington
al the principal Giles IL The West. D 'D
For furtb or information and through tickets sp.
q the hs 81 S
oase, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
General Ticket agent.
I SAMUEL RUTH. superintendent. apps
RICHMOND, Va, August "a. 1857.
.nN AND AFTER tho Goth instant
rOthe TRAINS ON THIS R0AD vii! leave
EXPRESS TaArH daily tezeep. Mondsyr) &, :
A. ID. laa.aas -.si
THROUGH MAIL daily at l:AoP n.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS daily teI'
eept SundayBj at4. Us P. H.
The A. II. Train connects closely with trains
With trains Of the southsde railway.
The l:.o P. II Train makes close and sCre con.
nsctions with trains for all points south "a far IL
New Orleans. fsHaa $3.50
Tho lis =. N. train connects at Petersburg with
trains for Norfolk
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west. saa ..is-,
FaElGHT and ACCoMMODATION daily tsT.
copt Sunday att. 3oA.M n.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily ato:3o A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sunday a. 10
P. n. ssa.aa'<1 800
Fare TO Norfolk. -. Baggage checked througl'
Z. II. GILL,
sa6 Engineer and Superintendent.
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"A ssIGNEE'S sALE.-By virtue of a
"A decree OF the United States District Court for
the District Of Virgins SHALL as assignee Of Sam
uei NJ. Price & Co. bankrupts. sell at pubic auc-
of February next, at o'clock P. II the HOUSE
and LOT, with the appurtenanc etc, lately be-
longing to Samuel d. Price, on the east side 4
fifth and Franklin, fronting rs feet on Twenty.
fifth street. being the property now inthe occu-
pancy OF Mrs. Catharine Bias The residence Is a
most excellent and conmodious one, and the lot
large and desirable. sta
Terms OF SALE One.third cash the balance IN
equal payments IN and months, negotiable
notes. interest added. JuHN JOHNS, Ja..
ia loot Assignee ofsanuel d Price Co.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN
DRED AND TEN ACRES VERY VALUABLE
AND HIGHLY IMPROVED flaming LAND,
0u TIE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD, TWO MILES NORTH OF RICH
M0ND.-By virtue of deed OF trust to the sub
scrber, dated 9Th Of August 1885, recorded In Hen
rico County Court In Deed Book B, No SO, page
sos shall in execution thereof (having been SO
dire cted by the parties interettedl sell at PUBLIC
auction, on the premises. on MOE DAY the 10Th OF
February 1858. at4 o'ccck P. NJ, II fair II not,
the next fair day thereafter. at the same hour the
real estate conveyed by the said daed, consisting
of ten lois in Prices pen designated by the num-
hers to 10 inclusive, and the letters and q con-
tanning in the aggregate Ito 70i 1000 acres fronting
partly on he railroad and partly on the new road
leading by the Fair Grounds, adjoining the Her
mitaga tract the lands OF Dr.. Martin 8. Taylor,
John p Ballard, and others The land Is not only
ia vary high ,tste Of cultivation, but It's location
is equal to the best in that improving neighbor-
hood.
The decd requires cash sale but the creditors
are willing to accept in lieu thereof one third In
money and the balance on liberal terms of credit,
to be announced at the hour OF sale. The taX:s
for 1913 to be paid by the purchaser
Tho land will he sold In lots according to tn
original survey-s plat Of which may be seen at
the office Of the auctoneers-or as a whole, as may
ia % JAMES L. APPERsON, Trustee.
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DRESERVES-We have on hand a
i large assortment OF
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
LINES,
GO0sEBERRIES, II
DAMsOHS,
PEACHk3,
OUNCES,
PINEhPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
APRIC0TS, III
which We are Offering at low pricas.
ANDREW PIZZIHI b CO., ~ !
Ia 15 ~ @ 8o7 Broad street.
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noyEs coMPAEY's PRICES:

DOvER COMPANIES PRICES:
LUMP COAL, superior for grates............ 80 50
HAIL COAL, superior for CRATES and stoves. 50
AVERAGE COAL, superior for ensines..... ( 20
FINE al, superior for shops. 50
OVEN COKE, superior for cooking purposes, s.
par lead OF IS bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con.
sumers and manufacturers.
T, G. JONES, Agent.
Retail yard on Sixth street near the canal. oc }
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r a. 'BELVIN, CABINET MANU.
u .FACTURER, ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FoURTRRHTH.-la am man
ufacturing Rosewood, Walnut, and Oak FURNl.
TURF OF the best quality and most approved
styles Also, Agent for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Caskets and Cases. All other kinds OF Com rs on
hand -r de 2i-3m
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INTENDING TO CHANGE MY
l place of business, I will sell my AOCTIOY and
REFAiL LICENSE on TUESDAY, February 4h, at
10 O. clock 4 H. They can be purchased privately
before tb at time The KEY OF the house Will De
sold at the same time to the highest bidder, suo-
iact to the approval of the land lord.
G.. B. YARBROUGH,
IN ao5t Agent for w ]. Rose
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TIOR NEW YORK-OLDD DUN
F STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-The aSA
new and eleg ant Side wheel steam ANS@A
ship ALBEMARLE, BOURNE COM SAGaAN
Rockets on SATURDAY, February lst, 1883, at
8 O'Clock Freight received up to 6o'clock ri
DAY EVESING. Fare, @l2 Round tickets, $50.
Steerage, &c. Through bills signed to Boston,
and insurance effected ct lowest rates apply to
SAMUEL AYRgS 4 CO.,
ia2o-4t Eleventh and Main streets.
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Dry Goods.

~
THE OLD MARKET BAZAAR, 81
CORNER SEVENTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
We offer for sale a general assortment o.
DRY GOODS, I.
CLOTHING,
HOSIERY,
HATS,
LADIES' CLoAKs,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRESoH MEEIEoEs.
ALL-WOoL DE LANES.
which were bought at sheriff's sale and at the
late grsat fire sale for such low prices that
will astonlsh those who favor with their visits
We are not explicit with our advertisements, on
account of saving expense, and give the benefit OF
what the advertising will cossto our customers.
All We have 10 say Ia
GIVE COURT CRITICISM,
DEFY COMPETITIONS, AND
ACKNOWLEDGE NO sUpERIoRs."
ASHER & CO..
The foIioxing-nnmed gentlemen are tn our en-
ploy. and will be pleased to see their friends
JOIN Il. CORNELL, Dry Goods Department
Captain WILLIAM LEWIS, formerly with the iale
Mr. M. Branch, In Boot and Shoe Department.;
WILLIAM MORRIS, Clothing Department
EMANUEL ASHER, Notion Department,
JAMss LORD, Hosiery Department.
ia 27-lw ANo CO - W.
TEAMS AND CAsSIMERhS ON
- consignment and for sale BY 10
PALMER, HARTSQ0K & CO.,
Agent here Rock Island Manufacturing Company.
ia l6
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EOR SALE,
LIBBY BUILDING. EHH
IA !. Apply PALMER. HARTsooK & co.
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DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,

,EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
L AN D BOSTON. Semi weekly 81 Ha02z n
Line-Powhatan Steamboat Com SsFSs-ssrz
pany-Cheapest Route-Freights Re- saszzslzasasszzS
duced-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-ho
Transhipment Of Goods-Leaves Baltimore re- every
every "wednesday and Sunday at o. clock A. M
Steamer BILLIE KNIGHT, Captain CHARLEs IRA
vRRs will leave here on SUNDAY MORNING
az o'clock. Freight received every day Sunday
excepted) up to o. clock P. n. This steamer has
splendid saloons. staterooms, and passenger ac-
commodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOL.
LARS. Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
y pe''A"' Nfs DAVID i WILLIAM CURRIE.
atroot Id 29-St
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COAL, COAL. = Wanted, imme-
} diately. The MONEY for 800 tons of ANTHRA.
CITE COL Great bargains offered at yard, cor,
ner Nineteenth and Cary streets, or cfce, 1888
" a. az 20 ~ co., o2po'''o = G. H. PAGE.
A NTHRACJTE COAJ.-Now landing
IA aootons LoRBERRY Red ASH EGG and
SJOyG GOALS of an exec Ilent quality. Also, on
ha6d 200 tons NORWOOD AyEkAGR n G9A nms fos
oaices. corner Seventeenth and Dock streets and
a:raai - JAS
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Rzzsz2.0Q4zs.


m EH
rYIR(3INIA CENTRAL, HAIJ,k0. =
he run on tbis road The morning pssss, WI
train DALI lsxaspt on snnasysl. between siss.
Itoni,,6 sna going vest aotDaY. WE3ysE..S
THIS train leaves Riehm'nd at7.so 4. 81 srt'y.:.
WIN the orange ard 9Aisxandris raiIross =.
Lynch borg and the Southwest, aDS com ects v;,n
trains 10 and from the Forth. bnt with della, :,
GoruonsyilIs Of three hours. the Sunday train !,
evening pssssngs or train DAILY Except su,.
days). between Richmond and GordonsviIts
44.A' III !; arrives In hiehmond 3 IS a. M ..I
riyss in dordonsviIlss 20 p n 'H
J The night train on the Orange and Alsxandr,
The morning train connects With HARn,y,
cor LINZ " STAGE COACHES At s aass q
and Goshen. and with TRnTTER u CO.'S LisE
9 Pasaeng gers for Lexington go through from RIcs.
ya Il q TieKETs sold 10 all p.on.n.,,
sonbnrg.. Winchester, White Sulphur, Lesi:.
IFiisishs trains DAILY Except ssnssys,.
iafs General Super,ntandsn,
DICHMoNDt AND DANVILLE
LIZ RA1LROAD-CHAHt6 UF SCHEDULE --,yn
and after FRIDAY the 10th day Of January. lsss
the passenger trains on this road will run a. fol,
Going west-Mail Train.-Laays Richmond
daily &C Sis a. 81 !; leave Danvius daily at sap
NJ; arrive at Greensboro daily at s:asP. H.. con.
melting at Burkeville with trains on the southsiiA
railroad for rarmvilla, Lynehburg, Bristol, Knox.
WILLIE, Nashyille, Memphis, Grand junction. Nsv
Orleans, &C., &C., and at Greensboro with train,
on the North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Co.
lnmbia,I Charleston Augusta, Savanoah Macon.
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile. New ORLEANS, &c
I Goipg east Mail and Passenger Train.-L-aye
Greensboro daily at a. n; leave Danyllis daily
at e:43 A. NJ arrive at Richmond at 3:l5P.M
recommendation Train from Lynch burg -Losvs
BurkeTtlle daily Sundays exceptsdj at $40 ?. a..
arrive a. Richmond atJ7:5o z VI.
Ht-.s'. THOMAS D0DaNEAD,
4 Ia 10 gt-- sapsrntendex..
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&hNpp&Nl.


TOR PHILADELPHIA. g m +
L ALEXANDRIA, Captain PLAT. 90 1 q
now lying at her berth in the dock: =lS41.1
till FhIDAY the 3lst instant at l. CLOCK III.
freight taken for Norfolk, also for Charleston,
Savannah, and New Orleans, and bills OF iading
signed through. Passage to Philadelphia, inclu-
ding meals and stateroom. Sl0
W P PORTER, Agent,
ia3l-lt Office No 2425 on the dock.
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TOR RENT, a large THREF-STORY
Il BRICK WAREHOUSE, on the north I'd
side Of Franklin between Fouf:senth ana E;;ia
Fifteenth streets, next to George Watt Co. -
Possession can be had at once:
nCLOPTOE s. HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and uctioneers,
Tenth street between Main and Rank.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held for .Ches
Y terfeld county in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court thereof on the first Monday in
January, 1888
against
Peter Wilkinson, Thomas Condrey, and the un.
known heirs Of Josiah Russell and Edward
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For BENT

nor RENT. TEE BRICK DWELL
II ING-HOUsE on Marshsll street between "a
First and Second, No. 1e4 north side. Terms l:,,H
n'u't 60 BLUNT & HosELEY, Druggists,
Ia a,1w gr Main street.
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By Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneer:
and Zeal Estate Agents.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
AuctIoneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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TEAMS AND CASSIMERhS On
q consignment and for sale by
PALMER, HARTS0OK 4 CO.,
Agent here Rock Island Manufacturing Company.
ia +.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co..
Auetioneers and Commission Merchants
No. Is Pearl street.
E1oR SALE AT. AUCTION-VALU-
ABLE HOUSE AND LOT Ia MANCHEsIsh'
VA.-At the request of Everett W Baugn. ssq.
we win sell public auction on the pre- ss ~
WEDNESDAY the 4th day Of Fs5ruary, Mss' q.
o'clock NJ, his very nice kESlDEaCS M, ane
lot. fronting 60 feet on the north side or MAT,
shall street. Marks addition to AanchehteI' an q
running hack with Stockton street lis feet. house
TEKHs: one-half cash balance at four ana
ejaht months deferred pay ments secured bg Trust
oe 10 "a ,ds Auctioneers.
CHERIFF'ssSALE.-Byv virtue OF two
y executions IN my hands-11rs IN iayol and ID
tbs other In favor Of the Commonwealth OF VIZ
county. and Samuel Cottrell, Jr:, and others, as
secnrjtiss OF said Huffman, will proceed 70 SAT-,
on the FIRST MONDAY in February next lpelns
the third day of the menth at IL O'CLOCK. IN front
Of Henrico County Court house,
Ten MULES and
One HORSE,
the property of Samuel Cottrell Jr;
WILLIAM M. Mc0RuDER;
,aa, D. s., for H. J. Smith, S. G. q.
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<~~~-~----.-.-s~->-sS
THIS DAY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-22

skine College, and can with confidence give
the information you desire. 1t ls only eleven
miles from my home. have watched it from
it's first establishments; have known all its
teachers, and have frequently attended It's
public exercises.
You know my long continued and devoted
attachment to the South Carolina College, now
University; but the future of that is uncertain;
and, in any event, there will be many persons
who, from various considerations, Will prefer
some other institution.
know no other in which industry and econ
ouiy can be rewarded by so good opportunities
for good education, at cheap rate, as IN Ers"
Due West, to which the College and it's al
juncts, the theological Seminary and the Due
West Female College, give existence, is pleas
ant village, decidedly healthy, IN populous
neighborhood OF orderly substantial farmers, a1
The officers OF the college are, ana always
have been, Jealous, earnest men, doing good
rather with view to future consequences than
20 their own present advantage. What they
and the trustees have accomplished with small
p,cuniary means is really am'zlng. Ihe build-
ings, library and apparatus are visible monu-
ments OF their we'll directed labors; but in their
graduates, now nearly three hundred in num-
Der, they must find the most satisfactory COM
pensa' ion for their exertiuns and sacri1ces.
Ershne is denominational insti ution, un-
der the supervision OF the Associate Reformed
S,nod, but there Is nothing secthlan IN lts
teachings or managem Mt. Many sects are
represented by it's graduates and students, and
it is pleasant to observe that about the co..
lege, as in this whole community, lberaity
and courtesy mark the intercourse between
the various sects of Christians.
The endowment which had been laboriously
acquired for Erskine College has been almost
destroyed by failure Of the banks, in whose
stocks it was invested. The Trustees, strug-
Cling with the difficulties OF the times, have
reopened the College after Blk years OF sus-
pension, have arranged scheme for obtain
ing four thousand dollars or more year, by
the subscription, on or before the LIST Of Oc-
tober next, Of two hundred or more persons,
each of whom shall be bound to pay twenty
dollars year for five years. For every twenty
dollars thus paid, subscriber is to be entitled
to the tuition of student in the College for
one year ut any time after payment, and within
five years, 80 that q subscriber may reasonably
calculate that, BY sending his own son, or
assigning his right to others, he will make
profit as we'll as promote valuable purpose.
send an extract from late catalogue. which
shows that besides clothing, oil the expenses
of student may be met by. from one hum
dred and fifty to one hundred and elghty.fiye
dollars year..
can add that the students declare them
selves satisfied with the boarding and accom-
modations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-22

a SENSIBLE STEP.-In New Orleans, We see,
movement is on foot looking to an organized
plan for distinguishing between those among
the colored people who are our friends and
those who are against US. It is proposed that
every member Of club shall take under, his
special care one or more colored men who de-
sire to go with the Democratic party, and shall
have his or their names enrolled upon books
kept by the clubs for that purpose, that he
shall accompany them to the polls on the day
of election, and alter having seen them de-
posit their votes, issue them certificates to
the effect that they have voted. the Democratic
ticket that their names are enrolled upon the
books of such club, and asking that they re-
ceve the support and encouragement Of all
good Democrats in the city and State. Is it
not high time that some such systematic dis
elimination were instituted here-that the
line should be drawn between our friends and
our foes, between those who are actively str;v-
ing to compass the ruin of the community and
those who, seeing their interests are identi-
cal with ours, desire earnestly to work for
the success Of the Democracy Charity be-
gins at home, and our own people need all the
encouragement we can give them.