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* 44*4 - lsifce 4. * ~Il a~ido4ftql~thitlh a ~ stee fdel -Ai ae mread acilities comm on o --PEPils ui tS0.1F.0 aid itation - n o the dthe cone riienes to the flou i e Y id.-t Ta hsAcademiy, shduld --be ifiirlbr. ,to noiiyfor the wanfof those auxiharies whlo k a- are essential toa filland perfect acquaintai with th-e practcal 66iernces, they have pur chased an extqnsive-id beautiful Chemical, 'Philosophical and Astronomical Aratus, together with Maps,. Globes an is, epressly for the usetaid benefit of ePu pils at once placing 'it onan equal footing with any Institution of a, similar characitr j the State. Under: thf'epresent .e0icient.mianage nent, they d6 zMot.hesitate in declaiing theirrcn viction, that the means of as perfect an edu cation can be oltained at this'Institution, as at any other; while' the experionce' of the Principals warrautit.(.hobelief, that the same care and regard 'f6ithe mital Rdiceti4f of the students will be given, ylich' charac terizes the efflorts of attel ive-a i zealous in structors in 'all schools, of"Ihh The coursi of study is thorougi prac tical; the discipline firm ,but tol .t; the inducements to- study tieing such'as a inmrt nious miid cannot readily disredwrd- while the penalties for infractions of rulesvare of such a nature, as an experience of years has taught to be most proper-and effective. Lectures, illustrated experimentally, upon Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, are giv on by the Principal in regular course, and as the increased necessities of tW&'school re uire it, other aid will be called in to relieve> tle Principal, that his attention may be more. exclusively given to the advanced classes. Itr the attainment of a' Musical Education, ad vantages are offered,4hich the Trustees feel satisfied are not ordinarily einbraced in the course of similar Institutions. The Vice Principal will assume the labors ofthis do partment, being herself a. pupil" of the best masters in England qnd professing an .nti mate knowledge .of the Harp, Guitar and Piano-forte. Upon the completion of an entire course of studies, a Diploma is awardgd to those stu dents who have passed examinations satis factory to a Board .of Examiners, appointed for that purpose and selected with especial reference to that duty. The programme of studies is appended from which inny be gath ered the determination of the Board of Trus tees to elevate and establish the standard of Academical instruction. The scholastic year will be divided into two Sessions of twenty-one wecks or, fire -months each. There will be taco vacations in the year, the first and longest,. comprising the months of August and September, and the second of one week at Chriatmas. 'Ile next session will commence on Monday the 4th day of October next, and no pupil will libe received for a less period than one session. COURSE OF STUDY. First Year. Reading, Spelling, Writing, Primary Arith imetic, Mitchell's Geography, Smith's English Grammar, Swift's Philosophy for ogimners 1st, 2nd and 3d parts; Simple Book-keeping; Latin Grammar. Second Year. Review the studios of the first year; 'Ban ruoft's School History of the United States; Rpbin's Ancient. History; Parker's Exercises and aids to English Composition; Day's Al gebra; Greek Grammar; Mercantile Book Keeping ; Latin Readler ; Virgil ; Tacitus ; Horace; Third part of Emerson's Arithune tic; Euclid began; Astroniomy. Tihird Year. Euclid; Natural Philosophy; Draper's Che mnistry; Newman's Rhetoric; H-odge's Logic; Ciusar's Coinmenmtaries; Anthion's Greek Reader; Day's Mut hematics; Trigonometry, Surveying and Conic Sections; Paley's Mo.. ral Philosophy; Brown's Mental Philosophy; Graeca Minora; Schlegels History of Litera ture; Review of stuzdies. TIext Books in French and Italian. Bohnar's Levizac's G1ranuniar; TIraductionsa .Fraiicaiso par P'errin; Voltaire's Cha~res Xil; 'WLa vie de Washinigton; Bacchi's GIrammiar; Suralt's Tessoretto; P'ehlico's Mia prigioni.. RATES OF TUITION, Payale each Sesin, in adi'nec to the Trea Juivenile class, $10. Middle class, $10. Juirclass, $141. Senior class, $20. French, Spanmish and Italian, $10. T1uit ion on the Piano Forte, $25. Use of P'ianmo, 853. Tuition omf the Guitar, $25. Tuition on the I [arp, $35. D~rawing and Paint ing. $10. Ornamental Needle work, free of charge. AMBROSE SPENCER:, Jr. A. II. 'rinicipal and Teacher of the Lanimgtaa'es and Mathiematics: .Lectures on Chemistry. MRS. AGNas SP~E!cER, Vice-Principal and head of the Female Depamrtmeont: Teacher of iustrumnental Music. Jloar'd of Trustees. E. A. LAW, Esq1., P'resident. Hion. GEQIW.E WV. DAUGAN, Timo~iAs J. Fmuxs, M. D., Wnr~,um ScAmnoorU, Nisi., SaAMEL, A. Woouns, Esq., WVj.EY J- FL.OYD,, E~sq., TIreasurer. T. 1B. HlAYmswon-ru, Esq. Secretary|. Darlington, Sept. 18417. 461 2m NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. rTe undersigrnod has received andi now open his FA LL ST'OCK, suitable for thec season, consisting of Cashmieres, De Laines, Galai laids, Cali coes; Clothi', Cnssimmeres, TIweeds, Satinetts; Flaimels, lanikets, Linsevs, 'Neurro-elothIs; Ready-made Coats, Vests,'resa.&irts, Un der-shirts, Drawers; Bleached and Birown shootings and shiirtings, Fashionable H ats andl Caps, together with an assortment of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Cuti, and wvro't. Nails; 'Crockery, Saddlery and Groceries; wvhich will be sold for Cashl at the lowest market p.ri - ces. A call from purchasers is solicited. A. M. KENNEDY. Camedeni, Oct. 13, 1847. 50 00t SEED RYE A NID OATS. North Carolina seed Rve a'id seed Oats for salq by DICKSON & LATTA. Oct. 13, 1847. 50 &t Received by waigon from * Gadsden. Fresh Lemons, Citron, Currant, and Candies, *French and American Rock do., Brizil Nuts, Filberts and Ahmnonids. Fruits received al mmost daily. .. Sept.20U. DICKSON & LATT'A. -' ,r' A ACES. he crube A l AM w is aW bf F".oeWll i;d m et manu es !6 t vhid at very low. .es IIsto con s ar erntlemen's.ne pump and lted oo& and :coiumo v'at Of do* ddxbera Bogte do dopnd conio pegged. Boots do dI do bootee, do do w rpof do do d.I1i, oes and Bootees ab Heav fOregon Boots 4. C1otW d Lastit ers do do Congres"Si' o Ladies colored eilk Gaiteis do Linen'tind black Lasting Gaiters do Lasting Congress Boots do white Kid and Satin Slips do black Kid Slips and Ties do do do Gaiters -do do do Buskin Ties do do do morocco walking shoes do do Lasting Tips Misses' black morocco:Polka Boots d# bronze, morocco lace do d do and colored .morocco Buskin Ties do school shoes and boots. ~do' sKid slips and Ties do Indian Rubber shoes Bos' fine calf -pe gd Boots do- do do do0 Bootees do do do do and sewed Bootsw do Kip sewed and pegged do Together with a great'Variety of Children's Shoes --ALSO Fi&Tra.relling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Va. 4ecer, &h& and Nurse Salchpls, common Trun sMeias and Boys fine Cloth and Silk CapsInfants Silk eluct Caps. --ALSO I Skins, Snle and upper Leather, Band S Leather, P:tent Leather, Lining ding Skinls, Calf Skins for Sadd'es, Dla'skMorocco Skins, Shoe Thread, Tacks, - GEORGE ALDEN. Camiden, Oct. 13, 1817. 50. tj NO ADVANCE IN SHOES. As successor to II. Bartlett <. Co., I have opened at the store formerly occupied by them, a large and well selected assortment of Boots and Shoes, which for quantit.v, quality and cheapness, I can safely DrFv A.L COSPTJTIUs. My stock has been laid in at the nanufactories for cash, and notwithstand ing the advance with others, I .:an tnd shall sell at old prices-give me patronage and your anticipations shall be realized. In part I offer G E NTL EME N'S Light calf, goat and kip sewed and pegged 1oots,.at 2 1-2 to $7. - Iheavy water proof sewed and pegge'd do, at 2 to $0. Fine calf sowed and pegged w. proof Bootes, I k.4 to $2. Fine calf sowed and peg'd do neat do 1 1-4 to 2 1-2. Stout do aind kip sewed and - pegged do 87 to 1-4 A lot of home made Bootees, a 1 to $1 1-4 BOY'S Light calf Boots, all sizes, at 1 1-4 to $2 d do and kip llootees, at 59e to 1 1.2 do morocco Pumps, at 75 to 1 00 L4DIIRS' Black and colored Gaiter Bloots. Pumps and Welts, at 1 00 to 1 75 Black and colored Gaiter Shoes, at 75 to 1 25 Morocco andl kid walking shoces, at 75 to 1 '25 Seal and leather do do at 75 to 1 00 Best Philadelphia iesc and Slippers uat57 to I 0t0 Mlorocco and Ieaher ies and Slippers, at 50to 75 Prunella Ties and iluskins, at 75 to 1 00 M!ISS E S Seal, leather and morocco Iluskins, at :37 1-2 to 87 1-2 Kid and French Mo. Ties and Slippers, at 75 to 1 00: Prunella and col'd gambroon at 37 1-2 to 75 Leather and pump wIt Bksotees, at 50 to 57 1:2 C'iliDR EN S BI'k and col'd mao. kid Ties and Bakins, at 25 to 75 l.eather, seal and morocco at '25 to fi2 1-2 B!aek ;and colored Gaiter Boots at 50 to 75 Infants Kid Rlootees, at 2~5 0O7-4000) pair~s men's and boy's ruts set and black Brogans, at 50c to $1 Ilionse servant's strap shoes and bu:sk:ns, at (02 to M7 -ALso Calf-skins, li ning-sk ins, shoe thre:ol an all kinds of shoe maker's tools always on hind and ofthe hest kind. LARGER ANSollRlTM RNTI OF Hf.A'T S. hien's Parisiamn style Beaver Iflats " black and drah eassimnere do " " " brd and mediutm brim do " pear, platedl, coney and glazed (1o " fur, cloth, velvet anid glazed caps Boy's do do dto do do C'hihdren's fancy cloth and velvet~ do A r~so-Men's and b~oy's round~and sq~u: 0" Lop Iflats, very low, eith er at retail or byv th' L.adies and misses leg~hornm, tuscan aind rice, china and cobnrg braid, lawn, black lomb,,, z~ine, rutland, En'lish straw, colored law', ailk and alp~aca, p ain and tlgnredl willow, &'c. in all their varieties and shapes, at prices, hat cannot be beat Iloolding to the Casha Sy/stem, nmy mev.:to shall be "Quick Sales and smell profits,'' . -. ing none to pay an extra price to make nyl for the losses sustained by the credit sysatem. IUTRemoember all shoes over 50) ets. :'re warranted, and in every ins tance rips repaircl wvithout ch-imrge. Ikoots amnd Shoezs inade m o arder, and haalf-soling and maending e' enited with dispatch. G. \V. 1OlEY Opiposite the flank of Camden. lIYTA. Bian, whlo has beeni in charge oft the Mlessrs. hart lett's businiess ini tis place, since 16l14, respectfully informs their cuasto ners, and his friends generally, that haviaar the sole conduction of thanabove concern, for Mlr. G. \V. Olney, ho'hopes by attention anad assiduity, to merut a continuance of patronage. Camden, Oct. 13, 1847. 50 .tj A C ARD 1. WVILLIAM MATIESSEN, No.,137, East Tlti, Corner of Queen-St. -C/lI.4J,1STON, S. C.~ Fashionable Clothing and Tsailqring Er alishmennt, ami every variety of Gentle nans' Omutfitting. Goods imported direct from l'urope. MAIa 10 1417. 10 tf. -. 4 % S 0 r Ma Brck Store above den haeon hand arid aerc consa 4t a new and full askortnent l 1COflth et Gr ceries, 0hch thpy 1If, at a small adiand 6-n Chrl BAacon and Lard. Nofth Carolina Bacon Leaf Lard, in ieiel and lieg for sale by .:DICKSON & LATT+4 Camdelb S. C. Sept29, 1847. - 1 cask Reynods' llams 1 " LAcock's d BinliedfBosf, choi~ds * Bologna Sausage, fris f receivedP DICKS9i'J& ATTMAt Jlocha an 0 .Old, aI aCoffee Teh, Chocolate, Cocoa, 'at and coinmoi kif, crashed, clarifleolarid Havana, and browi Sugars. Also-All 'kinds of Spices, wlol and ground, DICKSON & LATTA.I Canal and N. Varoliiv Flour re'ch Ground. *Cannl'Fjour, "Extra,".in barrels and:142 ble North Carolina Flour, fromnew wheat-; Canal Flour. Just received by DTCKSON & LATTA, 1 dobr North Camden Bank. Freel b~aiMins .ad Prines, Boxes Liyer Raisitja.sr 3 " Prunes, in fancy boxes 20 drums Turkey Figs, in prime order I lale soft shell Ahnonds 100 4bs.-selected candies, . --Arso-Z> Soda, butter, and avariety f othor crnck e'S. DICKSON &' LATTA. Tanurinds in iyrug Retailed by the pound,.by . N DICKSOh & LA'TA. Oi I X. Best winter strained sperm, solar and trai Oil; for sale by DICKSON& T.ATTA. 1 4dCr, Ale, Porter, &c. 6 boxes New Ark Cider; 6 boxes Claret 2 casks Lnndon Pale Ale 2 do Philadelphia do do 2 do London Pdrter, in quarts and pint 10 baskets Champagne, favorite brands 2 boxes fine lenon pyrup 3 ", common do do Strawberry,-Raspbe:"and Pine Apple syru Just received by wagoiffrom Gadsden. DICKSON & LATTA. Chcee, .Cheese. 3 dozen rich imitatiounlish clieese, 3 do boxes Hatch ana Winchestd0s cices miild and rich, weighing 0 to 8pounds. . dozen English Dairy do Pine Apple do Received by wagon from Gndsden. DICKSON & LATTA, soaps, &c. -&c. Toilet Soaps, Casteel do.; Toilet Powddi finely scentod, superior Pearl Starch, Yeai Powder, Rose Water, &c.'&. DICKSON & LATTA. Pickled Siamiona, iYMackercl Lochilne leering &c. D barrels pickled SAL'MOND No. I 2 do MACKERIEL do 1 2 half dlo do do 1 3 qu'r do do (10 1 5 do do do do 2 Wh.,le and half kits do 4 do 1 & Quarter barrels Fultonx Market Pickle Jt ongules. Kits l.orhine flers-injra UL1 Salmon and Maccrel retailed by th smiile one. Sept. 20. DICKSON & L.ATTA. FOR LLL TR ADE. TI IH is subsciber will, durig the S~ununier umake extensive ad litions to is Es-tab.'eh menct in the way of Room, so tInt he will bi prepa red this Aut umn, to shew his 'dostomien one o:' h le largest and richest stocks of DR 1 (OODN ini the Southern country. It wi] be hi~s in:enitioni as heretofore, to keep evers adi in the D.ry Goods linie. -I':rticular at t n ic-n ia idi ~tod! yesoJ LDIE.S' R IG. I)Uj. ,' ( GOOI).Y A.VD Sli,1 ILV. O):r Frian. Sa!es' Room will be very muel 'n:red anid will as her6toforo be devoted t' our Re~tail Deopartmoent. Rlooms in the real will be well stoicked with all the lemhln, style.s ot D()ME.''IC G~ODN, KJll It w.: he f"r edewvor to oier to purchai ers One of the largecst anid best stock']s in ih< CtIy, aind at the Iowes.t possible prices. E. WV. BA NCROFT1, -23 K'ng st. Chlarlestoni, 8. C. we 1he C u. i', o!.Ter to ..\morehams am o1 h. rn . a lase sto' k at. Whlolesale, at prices we worthlv h-,r at tnin C N.A.'S HOTEL. . .\lT'it V& II..Lh0, tS. C. TPh urndrsignedl, propritor of China's Ho. tel, at S~uzmtejr Coumrt liouse, S. C., respect f u lly informs his frienids aind the public, Lhal be hau t horoughily refitted his Hotel, and thia it is no w in complete ordler for the accom'mo. dlation ol IBoarders, Visitors and the Tiravel, lie returns his sincere thanks to thme publi< ait lairge foir tiheir generous anid liberal p~atron. ;inem, anid ihopes by strict attention to thei .omfort to merit its cont innanice. I!y s5tabl~hmenwt is conveniently situte on th Main strcet, nearn the Court Hloise and wvill hb'e finnd Convenmient to imembers oi tiho B ir and Plant ers visiting the Court. lions on business. His table will be carefully an regulam y~ furnisheod. JOHN CHINA,Jr DUTCiWAXNG. T'he subiscribher,having made arrangements tolirutcher duiring the )resent seasoun, will Stil pily the Sumterville Market threce tipges po: weok- or every.dafiif ho can get sulicien encouragement to do so-withI the best bee that can he pmrocu~redl. lHe has been at con siderablo-expense to enable him to accomo date his l'riendi in thiisthnatter and ho~pes there fore that. they will give huim their partronage JOHNCH'IINA, umtervile.tulv 21, l17. 33 .tf. urer t duly. Are, an 4, i r~ A 41r ' muerur pro e of *se too ahloe Ji exl i eal I impi fhal d dica 1f w doheltihel ceyoalolenre medie0. Itoesl p pnn ulates'the bow1l4 Iret .th "otal t 'k whs .6j wfor sorI loUu4iflbtq"orts sres apu i t iccives o toetma promot safe t n. io vui eh Iyt .ery dt e"rsfes tOmbre nu sh al rtoin urn e ral. Airf * of-the b wa d1cifii dalibtineist.tp it ae iovis un odo.btedl P e r lif allbtoer medies.,.:.'gettl .prt~euponi ndrg ulates t e bow6l, a to the beis lvotih d purity, i ives!toif todrie-stomachn T romot td4geatton. Nt wi i to ,a e Eiiryatelas et done~ ~ M intecaeo ll pk'ndcuo'h day, to relt trna ~ sal ersons teurin n stteuit subpliiit ab e advised to rffh, i, IJu 110 6tEd" elief blUtid state h thtise prepfritn.W be preceribry di -;i6ieo ydr -~Not' wishing to uvu.crncates as, is' done'in the. case of all quoe di c -e 't day, to elroet their sale,%anf.fso for !thlcni.up on the public, the subscriber begs ieaviito state that this pteptiratoribas been prescribed and used by a nuruberihl hysicians and Plan ters of our city and n'eiborhood,.with great succese, viz: Dr. H. 1L Frost, Dr, W. d Ramsav, Dr. Yhos. Y. Simmons, Dr.. C. C. Pritchlrd, hi.S. Legare, Leut Wilsoti, u. S. IL S., all ('fitis city, Dr.; Jaijhes: ft ney, Beaufort Dr. Mayis, Su tir && - For the coihposition of,';t. resaa ion, and the Medici i-1,.roprties 6hhe Queen's Deligbt; Phvsibl"i respecflly referedlo the 5th ina'Oth OVol. 1;6f the "Southern Journal of Medicine and Phardacy. Pie 1p'er bottle, r 5 forE6 do. The same piparation as a is aleo pared at 81 per'qut bje or dr. bottles. Prepared h'fJ. PETER W. 'IN, -emnist and Dr ggist, Kings Charleston, S~C. -or in Smnerl0 'he 1er4" *JOIINZML -aLEZ.2 MD.L frJThe subscriber vil~ rceiv6ngroes la boring under any of the above mritioned dis eases, even. the most hopeless,a i obstinate cases, on treatmeut; 'r those persons having tiound negroes, ani not wishing to incur the expense attendant op subh treatgient, and are willinr tt dispose of, thorn with- the view of seeing them cuied 11l find a pur chaser in the subscriber,:.o s willing to give a fair prite for such. March 31, 1847. . 2 y GIN MAING e are prepared to execute orid to any extentini the above line, bdth for new work and repairse. Our Gius are not surpassed by any nade itf the State, posesing.all the ad vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding R ibe, which saves a great ddal in way.. of re. pairs.'We.also use tho Steel Plate Saws, with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly injure the finest staple, with an i'mprovment: P to regulate the inot ing of the cotton; our bruslf is constructed on a plan, giving at once, :i6 *advautoges of lighltness, strength and fore all very mnateial in the' successful operation of a Qu~. We wopld- invite planters to call at our shop. and exantine for .themnselves, whilset we would assure the public geniend.ly; that they shall have no cause to 'complain either of our work or prices. . We are also prepared to do wyork' in the Cabinert line--such as Bledsteadsa. Wardrobea Safes, Blook cases, Stands, Tabjes, Chpboards, &c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms. HUDSONL.& BROTIIlE., Oppoile the Preslytderiarn ch uih Sumntcrville, April 22, 1847. 261 ly D)R. -G OR DON'S TEGET1ABLE ANTrI-BliJJOUS FAMILY PILLS. OGR RAA T tR I VA L! - 2G BUSil ELS or25,00Buss of Dr. f GJORD[ON'S FAMIlLY. PILLS. The vast and increasing deandn for this new and justly ii celebrate'dledicine, and the numermousi eures' i they are Satiy etrerting in all purtione' of ihe r country where ihey have been inti-oduced, of ,lDyspepisia, iver Comahints anad Billions Dis ' ases, with their weil Itnown .attendanis, Sick llend-steha &c. has induced the idersigned to 'muakar arraingemaents to-receise their st.;cke dii rect from the Proprietor, and would pay to theIr - numerousa customers that they are pareparedl t s upply them wholesale or .retail at N. York DRl. GORD)ON'S YEGETA BLE ANTI-s t[OR TIII*CUngR EO BI LLIOUS FEVERt, Yellow Fever, Rtemitte~nt anud lute'rmittenat Fe .vers, ltn~aamattry. Nervo~us and P'qtrid Pever, Piain in the I lead, dle. B:ack andl Sitamach, In. iammatioan of thae Brain, Stoach,~ LumLre, Liier, Kidneyr., Tharoat andi Chest; Dropsy, Arafla, SViphilis Sick ltenadachec, Rheumnatisa, Cholic, Low Sp.irits, Dysjaaepsin, Ilysterics. Dr. Gordota's Pills are trualy the sick ann's friend. No traveller' or: family should lbe wlth out them.-Thaejr tinie spdministration will prevent much patiand s' ering, and save manty valuable !ives,' -For Sale in Augusta by Hanviland, Risley & Co., ins Sumnterville, S. C. by A. J. blOSES, .nnl on enqiuiry will be fimnn' in All1 the Towns nad Country 'St ores in the south'cn States. Priec 2% CEN'lTS per 'uox.. TESTI MON IA L.S.-Extractof aletter~fromn IDr. Waine, of Philadelphia, Feb. 2, l1AI. 'o Your Pills are thb mailest in their opeations, - andi yet' most powerful in thefr efleets, of any thant I have ever'metc with in a practice of eight adtwenty years-Their action~ ont the ehyle, and ence on the impurities of thie blood, is evidently very surprising. Extract of a letter f'rom Dr. [Hny .lalI, of Quebaec, L. C., March ); .1811-"PIdr billiuus -fevers, sick headaches. torpaidityof the tboweis, anal enlarge-ent of the spleen, Dr. Peters' Pil' nare atn excellent tmedicine." tor sale lby all the IDruggists in Auhgulsta, 11aryharg andu "Chtar'eston;-in Sutetrvgile by A J~ Mnas. Also. ior sale by, A. J. MOSES, and O')rig. t giuts generually, 1I R RSlDm N'S OIw FM ENT ( ~an mnfailinig rea i n the cture of.all linds ol -VWounda, Sores,. Sealds and Burns and the .lPiles. Price 50t cents. N. CAROLINA BACON. 500O pounids North Carolina Bacon, for sde ly a. mrKSOmr &. L ATTA One OR I . 19 le,.66 iilW e41 6ni Mrs f" 1825. H41eh analfie ahnA lugiRnfi tsJ'"7d 1111111ai his d1tado i O'&pay 'ver,--o~ vives the mnr-ie~ 4D R7 1'43 niipy lnte r s. pd qi ' ('f _GE MQ nIGJ,is saat "otn, fie masyi %tp rl f .ive Ier wates >r~ raragpence'fin ffl-, ad cri ,, WWIh 6rwihial-nce tmya, .h2 0i ae~ 1~ts aricl (ar the pricej a(h, A fvulls war. e -hi I A~~~L Wii "Alot~ii It NlA.i 4 ciiascrg. * Juy7. 1847. fDiing m i absine rnthSu4. my A *1r in nl~ tv rhles P~yArn'eAle, Ill U.At:.~4~4't 4 tFOR..8L. On i inish Of Rs'emuI-ft ,4 Plate Piece to 81ll he time.-,i A Rj~1en(I54 Owinent o - &eq hjsh cii FURN9ITUREh-, cniA- o J*hlee. ty tiresua . Wanlr_: s . Sd B'04uat