The Darlington flag (Lydia, SC) 1851-1852, February 19, 1852, Image 3
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JAMES ADGER A Co.,
Factor* and Commission Mer
chant*, Office Adjei** North
Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
J A MR* A on kb, Jamks Adgeb, jr.
Roh’t. Ad«;kr, Ettsrl L. Adam*.
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FEE DEE LODGE, No. 12.
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Darlington Agrioultural So-1. Tax Notice.
Ciety, j tax returns for the year
The semi-annual session of this Asso
ciation will be held at the Mineral Spring
on Tuesday the 24th instant. Meeting
to commence at 11 o’clock, a. m
Feb 12
T. P. Lion. R. S.
50 at
THE regular weekly meeting of this
Lodge, w ill be held at Odd Fellow’s Hall
on Monday next, at 7 o’clock, P. M.
By order
WM. tt. HUNTER, Stcfry.
Sons of Temperance.
DARLINGTON DIVISION No. 24.
Missing.
From tbs subscriber's library, the 5th
volume of Bacon’s Abridgement. Any
one hat ing it will conler a favor by re
turning it. J. H. NORWOOD.
Feb 12 « 50 tf
Una '!i„
TEICT. J
Ordinary.
THE regular WEEKLY MEETING
of this Division will l>e held at Masonic Hall
this evening at 7 o’clock.
T C. EVANS. R. 8.
South Carolina
Daiu.ikgto* District,
Whereas, Dewitt Fields ha'h made
suit to me, to grant him letters of Admin
istration of the estate and effects of John
C. Fields: These are therefore to cite
\ and admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors, of the said John
C. Fields, dec’d, that they be anil a|>-
pear before trie, in the Court of Ordinary,
; to be held at DarlingtonC. II.,on Tuesday
j the 24th February inst., at 11 o’clock in
| the forenoon, to shew cause if any they
; have, why said Administration should
| not be granted.
' Given under my hand and seal the 10th
! day of February, in the year of our
i Lord one thousand eight hundred and
t fifty-two, and in the seventy-sixth year
of American Independence.
D. .8 LAW, 0. D. D
Feb 12 50 2t
1851 at the following places and days ape
cified, viz:
Kilgore’s, Tuesday, 17th February: Sc-
trnrs’, Wednesday, 18th ; Mt. Elon,Thurs
day* 19th; Wright & Sinckev’s Store,
Friday, 90th; Wilson’s Mills, Saturday,
21st; Society Hill, Tuesday, 24th.
J. G. Gatlin’s Tuesday, 2d March:
Windham’s, Wednesday, 3d; Keith’s.
Thursday, 4th: Carter’s, Friday, 5th;
Timmons’s, Saturday, 6:h: Salisbury's,
Monday.8h; Hill’s, Tuesday, 9th; Can
non’s, Wednesday, 10th.
J. E. K1RVEN, t. c. d. d.
Feb 5 49 5t
Notice.
On Monday, the 1st day of
March, I will sell to the high
est bidder, at Darlington C.
one valuable Horse, on
twenty mnnts credit, with
note and security. M. HILL. Jr.
Feb 5 49 4t
Irish Potatoes-
If you want to plant, you had better
apply soon to
ROLLINS <fc WINGATE.
Jan 22 37 tf
Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale the plan-
VM K. RYAN,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, CHARLESTON, S. C.
Will make liberal advances on Cotten,
and other Produce, and w ill give strict
attention to the selection of all ar
ticles ordered througli him.
July 16 20 tf
■ In Ordinary.
GLOVERS & DAVIS.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Kontli-AtlantU* Wharf,
Charleston, S. C.
Aug. 28 26 ly
Cigars!
Just received, a lot of very fine cigars,
and more than that, we’ve got a large
box and a bench, to bask in the morning’s
sun, and enjoy the luxury of a No. 1 roll.
Step over this wav.
ROLLINS & WINGATE.
Feb 19 51 tf
South Carolina,
; Darlington District.
Whereas, Sarah Wright hath made
t suit to me to grant her letters of admin
istration of the estate and effects of Me-
j Diiffie Wright, now deceased: These are
; therefore to cite and admonish all and
j singular the kindred and creditors of the I
| said McDuffie Wright that they may lie I
and appear before me in the court of Or- ^ exclusively to this business,
diuary to lie held at Darlington C. H. on JAMES O. HALE.
Tuesday the 24th inst., to shew cause if Jan 1952 49 3t
j any they have why said administration |
should not be granted. The friends of Wm. R. Hunter beg
Given under my hand and seal this 10th leave to announce him as a candidate for
day of February ,in the year of our Sheriff of Darlington district, at the en-
Lird one thousand eight hundred and suing election,
fifty-two, and in the seventy-sixth year
of American Independence
Offce Wil. cv .has. K. R. Co., f
MarionC. H., N. C„ Jan. 29th, 1852. jj
An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of this Company will be held at
Sumterville, S. C., on Thursday the 4th
March, 1852.
By order of the stockholders.
JNO. McRAE, Jr.. Secretary.
Feb 5 49 4t
Look up, ye Disconsolate!
The subscriber, having locsted himself
twelve miles south-west of Society Hill,
would restiectfiilly inform any person or
persons w ho may lie suffering from the
effects of cancer, or anything assuming
lift' character of cancer, that if they will
call at his residence at any time between
tin- loth of September and ibe 15'h of
May, and put themselves under his ireat-
nient. he will deal candidly with them,
and if he does not effect a permanent
cure, they shall receive their board and
bis services free of charge. Having had
considerable experience in this practice,
he feels no hesitation in extending the in
vitation. He intends devoting himself
Notice Particularly.
All |>ersoi!N indebted to J D. Murray, or
Murray Si Alden. by note or account’, are
respectfully but earnestly requested to
come ftrward and settle up. Those in»
debted by open account will please settle
up, if not by cash, by note.
Mt. Elon, Jan. 30.1852. 49-4t
$20 Reward.
Ranaway, on the morn
ing of the 25'li ult.. my ne
gro boy, CHARLES; the
said boy is about 22 years
of age, and of dark com
plexion. He has a scar on
one of bis cheeks, is alsnit
five feet eight inches in height, and when
! spoken to is quick of sjieech. The boy
I having left wehout any provocation on
' my part, I am under the impression that
he lias been enticed away by some person
or persons. I will give the above reward
to any person who will apprehend and
I deliver the said negro to me, or lodse
him in jail either at Darlington C. II.,
Sumterville, or Camden.
W. H. HEARON.
j Jan 29 48 tf
tation on which he lives, containing four
teen hundred and twenty-four acres of
land, of which about five hundred are
cleared. There is a comfortable dwelling,
Darlington Academy. * 11^
The Exercises of ibis institution will niiogtnu and Manchester Rail Road pa*t-
conunenceon MONDAY next, the 21th cs through a small portion of this tract,
inst. Circulars, setting forth, terms, ays- Also another tract of land containing
tern of instruction and other particulars, | t our hundred and eightv-seven acres.
will lx- issued at an early date.
J. W. SMITH, Principal.
Nov 20 38 tf
alout one mile east of the place 911
which I live. It also has a dwelling on
it, and all other necessary out-buildings
j except a gin house and screw Both
it , — . « places are between the waters of Jeffries
Home made Boots « Shoes. Creek and Middle Swamp; the former
The undersigned takes this mode of extends from one stream to the other.—
announcing to his friends and the public I Dn the latter place there are about fifiy or
generally, that he has commenced the I sixty acres of cleared land. Fur further
manufacture of boots and shoes on his information apply to
Sale of Real Estate.
Tl*‘ subscriber offers fir sale, on rea
sonable terms, his plantation situated on
Jeffries Creek. Also, his house and lot
in Donneraille, for sale or rent.
For further particulars apply to
C. A. DARGAN.
Jan 8 45 tf
own account. He may lie found iu the
shop one door above the office of S.
Wilds DnBose, Esq. He lias just receiv
ed a fine stock of Northern leather.
A. W. THOMPSON.
Jan 29 48 ly
W. H. STANLEY.
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
RESPECTFULLY noti
fies his friends and custom
ers, and the public generally,
that he has removed to the
house formerly occupied by
R. & R. M. Rollins, w here he
is prepared to carry on the
Tailoring Business in all its
departments. Cloths, Blaek and Fancy
Cassimers, Vestings, and Trimmings of
all kinds kept com-tantly on hand.
He has received tie* Fall and
Winter reports of Fashions from London,
Paris and Philadelphia for 1851.
1 Dee 25 53 ly
De
ipply 1
SAMUEL VV. MULDROW,
Darlington C. H., S. C.
11 4f tf
NOTICE.
MRS. HART informs her friends that
she will be ready to receive pupils in 11111-
j sic, at Darlington, on the 2nd Monday iu
February, 1852. Mrs. II. will give lessons
; on the piano, guitar, melodeon, &c.
Dec 25
43
4t
Feb 12
D. S. LAW, o. d. d.
50 2t
Darlington Division, No. 24,
S. of T.
Will celebrate its 3d anniversary on
Monday, the 23d inst. An Oration will
public generally are invited to attend.
Irt?*" Members of the Order are re- j
quested to meet at the Hall at (>J o’clock, \
and proceed in procession, by torch-light, ;
to the church
Com
Mr. Editor: Pleas*; announce
JAMES W. OWENS as a candidate for
the office of Tax Collector of Darlington
District, and oblige Many Voters.
Garden Seed.
A lot fresh and good, just received,
by ROLLINS Si WINGATE.
' Feb 19 51 tt
Mules! Mules!
The s'lhsdriber has twenty-seven very
fine MULES, measuring from 14 to 16
hands in height.
Apply at the IKateree House.
- It HOLLEY MAN.
Camden, Feb. 10, 1852. 51-3t
Negroes for Sale.
1 will sell at Darlington Court House, at . usual time, the following property viz:
public outcry, on the Ithh of March^hc- j The tract of land on whim the defen
ing Tuesday of Court week, three vaitia- dant resides, at the suit ot John F. Wil
hie negroes, viz: John, aged alwut thirty- son & Co., for another, vs. Kiniou
Late Arrivals.
The undersigned have just received a
part of their fall and winter stock of ma
terial, and will endeavor to keep on hand
a good assortment of Saddles, Bridles,
Bridle-bits, Martingale, Sirsiugles, Whips,
Valices, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Stirrups
and Leathers. Also, Carriage, Buggy
and Waggon Harness, Collars and
he delivered in the Baptist Church at 7 j Haiiies. Repairing in their line of busi-
oYlock P. M., by P. W. P. John P. Zim- ness done at the shortest notice, iu good
merman. Neighboring Divisions and the : order and cheapi for Cash.
THOMAS Si TARRH.
34 tf
Got 26
49-9t
Wm. R. Hunter,'I
F. F. Warley, >
T. J. Flinn. )
SHERIFF S SALES.
BY’ virtue of sundry Writs, of Fieri-
Facias to me directed, will be sold befxre
the Court House door, of Dtrlington Dis
trict, on the first Monday in March
next, and the Tuesday following at the
MUSIC.
The subscriber respectfully announces
that Miss A. Smith, whose services have
been engaged for the Musical Department
of the Darlington Academy, is now in the
village, and will be prepared to com
mence her course of instruction, in Vocal
and Instrumental Music. Ly the first Mon
day iu January.
J.’ W. SMITH, Principal.
Dec 11 41 tf
five years ; Mira, aged about forty-five
years; and Dolly, aged about fifteen
years—to foreclose a mortgage from Wil
liam W. Campbell to me. Term* made
known on the day of sale.
SAM I. W. EVANS.
Feb 17th, 1852. 51 4t
Valuable Negro Fellow for
sale.
I will sell to the highest bidder, at pub
lic outcry, on the 1st Monday in March
next, a valuable negro fellow aliout twen
ty-seven years of age. warranted in every
particular. Terms—one-half cash, the
balance on a credit to 1st January next.
Purchaser to give a note with approved
security, and to pay for bill of sale.
THOMAS C. EVANS.
Feb 17th, 1852. 51 2t
Dissolution.
The Co-partnership of Mott Si Bvrd
is this day dissolved, bv mutual consent.
H. T. MOTT,
J. E. DYRD.
Feb 16, 1852. 51 2t
Blanks.
The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand for sale at his office, at Darlington
C. II., all kinds of law blanks, titles to re
al estate, bonds and mortgages.
S. WILDS Du BONE.
Feb 14 40 tf
An Ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Inteudant and
Wardens* of the town of Darlington, sit-
tiu in Council, and by the authority of
the same, That from and after the ilate
of this Ordinance, no wagon not belong
ing to this District, shall be allowed to or-
00
“ The cry is still they come!”
The goods we mean. He would call
the attention of our friends to our stock
of hardware and cutlery, being a well se
lected assortment of hoes, axes, knives,
spades, shovels, hand saws, planes, &.C.,
&.C., which we offer on the same terms as
before; come and see, that’s all.
ROLLINS Sl WINGATE.
Feb 12 W tf
New Tailoring Establish
ment.
The undersigned informs his friends
and the public that he has removed to
Darlington C. H-, where he will be happy
to attend to their wants in his line of bu
siness. His Iftop is south-east of the
court house, on the public square
WILLIAM JACKSON.
p. 8. The latest fashions received
monthly.
Feb 12 W ly
W Me-!
Lendon
The defendant’s undivided interest in
his father’s land, at the suit of John F.
Ervin vs. Jesse Rogers. copy a position on the public square d'!-
One hundred acres of fend rj| ,g the sitting of the Courts, except un-
south ofSparrow Swamp, ondt* owned by I ^ cerfajn c * ldi , ioil8 hereinafter men-
tbe Miles heirs, at the suit d John Du- t j 0M( , d) f0 w j t . a || wa g 0ns drawn by four
Bose ads. Dam.-IK. Izoyal. j or more horses encamping on the win a re,
The defendant’s undivided interest m a fine of 37 J c * lt s per day, or
the tract ot land on wlmh bis tather re- ^ d J uri , hc „ itti of ,1,* court; all
sided at the tune of Ins death, also deten- ° - E -
daut’s undivided interest in the tract of;
land on which Gayton Pe|y and others I
resid.). at the suit of the Stlte vs. Henry
Moore.
A tract ot land adjoininf Christopher,)
Flinn, at the suit ot Johe F. Frvin vs.
R'il*ert D. Fort.
The defendant’s lot on which he re
sides* at the suit of Joseph Lawton and
others vs. Hiram II. Rugg-
Tlie defendant's lauds on which he re
sides, at the suit of Wm. Stuckey and
others vs. James R, McLendon.
Also, on Tuesday, at thf residence of
John Reddick, three horsesmne sow and
three shoals, one cow and talf, one cow
and yearling, one waggon aid one hngey,
at the suit of John F. Etvin vs. John
Reddick.
One negro woman, Peg. at the suit of
Wm. H. Scatboro, bearer, arid others, vs.
J. B. Parnell.
One negro man, Bill, at thi suit of John
F. Ervin and others, vs. Eliiabeth 8. Pet
tigrew.
J. H. HUGGINSk D. D
Feb 5 1851. 4t
Fair Notict
All persons indebted to tl^ late firm of
Hunter Si McEacbern, by noj; or account,
will consult their own iiitereajs by making
immediate payment “ A ford to the
wise is sufficient.” 4JMf
For Sale.
The subscriber offers his land for sale.
His residence may be found 9 miles from
Darlington C. H„ on f. atage rowd to
Camden. J- A. FONVILLL.
•FubU ^ ~ .
GREAT BARGAINS.
The undersigned having, associated
themselves together in the CARRIAGE
MAKING BUSINESS, under the
name and style of McEACHEtN & SHY
take this method of tenderingjheir servi
ces to the public in that detriment.—
They are prepared at all timet to make
or repair carriages, buggies, w*ons, carts
&c., with neatness ana dispaih on rea
sonable terms.
All new W«rk W«r**te4.
They have employed experier ed black
smiths and all work in that l|e will be
executed skilfully and as didp as the
cheapest. They occupy the ol stand ot
Hunter & McEavheru.
Funerals furnished at any hjur of the
day or night. „ . .
McEACHERN Sl tHY.
DeilLgua. C H.-*w 8th, !*».'
other wagons 25 cents per day, or $1 |
during the sitting of the court. Be it fur
ther ordained, That no wagon shall occu
py a position within twenty feet of any
building on the square, nor obstruct any
of the streets, under a penalty of $5 00
per day. It shall be the duty of the Mar
shall rigidly to enforce this ordinance.
Done and ratified in council, this third
day of February, 1852.
E. W. CHARLES, Intendant.
S. Wilds DuBose, Clerk. 49-4t
HARTSVILLE
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
FACTORY.
The subscriber, thankful for
Ithe liberal patronage that has
been extended to him, takes this method
of informing his friends and the public
generally, that he is now prepared to exe
cute all orders for any description of Car
riages and Harness that are now in use.
He expect* to use the best materials and
to keep in his employment the best work
men that van be procured, and hopes soon
to have iu operation various kinds of ma
chinery that will enable him to compete
iu every respect with Northern or any
other manufactories of the kind elsewhere,
both iu doing neat, durable and cheap
work. His object is to make bis estab
lishment second to no other, and all that
he asks to enable him to accomplish it is
the patronage of a generous public. All
new work warranted twelve months, and
repaired free of charge if anything should
fail in point of workmanship or material
within that time, with good usage.
All orders than received and
punctually attended to.
CoimiTiuiis—Cash, or approved note
with interest from date.
J. L HART,
Hartxville, Darlington Dist n S. C\
P. S.—For the accommodation of all
who live beyond Darlington C. H. and So
ciety Hill, either in Darlington or the ad
joining districts, who may wish to favor
me with their repairing, I will agree to
take their vehicles from either place to
my shop, and return them again when
repaired. Left at Darlington C. H. care
of Dr. R. L. Hart, or at Society Hill, care
of C. Coker Sl Bro. J- L H.
FebnJarj Jd, 18JC 49 ly
The State of South Carolina.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
i Enos J. Hickson,'
John A'Oliver & Bil1 for Rt ‘ lief *
Sarah R. Olii er. J
It appearing to rnr satisfaction that John
Alexander Oliver, one ol' the defendants
to this bill, is absent from, and resides be
yond the limits of tins State; on motion
ot Moses Sl Hay ns wort h, complainant’s
solicitors it is ordered that the said de-
| ieudaut do appear and plead, answer or
demur to the bill of said complainant
! within three months from the publication
oft hi* order, a nd that in default thereof the
same Ik* ordered pro conlesso against
him. It is also ordered that a copy of this
order be published in the Darlington Flag
, twice a mouth tor the space of three
| months. T. C. EVANS. c,e. d. d.
Jan 15 46 2m3m
BANK AGENCY.
The Merchants’ Bank of .South Caro-
t lina at Clieraw, has established an agen-
1 cy with the undersigned, and he is pre
pared to purchase drafts, bills of ex- i
, change, Ac., on the usual terms.
S. A. WOODS.
Darlington C. H., Jan. 26, 1852. 48-lt
Female High School.
The undersigned will open,in the town
of Greenville, on the 5tli of January,
1852, a Female High School, iu which
will be taught all the branches connected
with a solid and accomplished education. '
In said School great attention will be
paid to the primary department; and
this will not Ik; neglected on acrouut of
any undue attention to the ornamental
branches. There is no good reason why
the more solid and the ornamental bran
ches should not advance with an equal
pac** in every good liuiale school; and it
shall be the object of the undersigned, in
the character of tin* assistance secured,
and by his own personal efforts, to attain :
this end.
The rates of tuition, per quarter, will
be as follows:
Reading and Spelling, instruction in the
use of the Slate, and first lessons iu '
Writing. $3 00.
Reading,Spi lling, Writing, Geography,
Arithmetic, Grammar, first lessons in As
tronomy, Philosophy and English Com- ,
position, $6 00.
Reading, Spelling, Writing,Geography,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Grammar, 1
Astronomy, Philosophy, and English
Composition in its more advanced sta
ges, $8 00.
The Ancient languages at this point [
if desired, without extra charge.
French, Music, and Drawing and Paint- ;
ing, at the usual rates.
The subscriber will be aided by his la- j
dv and his sister in said Sclool.
T. T. HOPKINS.
Referexce*.—Hon. R. DeTreville,
Beaufort, N. C.; Rev. Richard Fuller, Bal-
limoie; Col. G. F. Townes, and Messrs.
C. J. Elford and S. Maudlin, Greenville,
S.C.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches,
&c., &c., &c.
E. I. Ginger Preserves, W. I. do.(»ss’led)
Brandy Peaches and other brandy Fruits,
Curacoa Maiasehins and Cordials, (assor
ted.) Maderia, .Sherry. Port and N.
Black Berry Wines, Scotch Ale and I/tn-
don Porter, pints and quarts.
HEWS RICH CHA MPA Hi \ E.
Gauva Jelly, Catsups and Sauces,
Rose water, Chocolate and Cocoa,
Prunes, Citrons, Currants and Raisins,
English, French and American Mustard,
do. — do. Pickles,
do. ami Goshen Cheese, Mj .noni
(Italian.)
Superior Hyson and Black Teas, old
Java Coffee, English Walnuts, Brazil Fil
berts, Shell Barks, and soft shelled Al
monds. *
-ALSO,-
Nmoked Beef Tongues, Pickled Salmon,
Mackerel (kegs and barrels,) Prime la-af
Lard, (in bids, and kegs,) Sugar cured
Hams, Bologna Sausage, Soda. Wine,
la'inon. Water and Butter Crackers.
Choice and Favourite Brands of Segars.
By ItutM'I't I.HtlH,
Camden S. C.
Sept 25 30 tf
Pay up! Pay up!!
All persons indebted to the subscriber
are hereby requested ami earnestly so
licited to call on him for settlement.
PETER R MOWRY.
Jan 15 46 2tn
Sparrow Swamp Land for
Sale.
Thi- subscrilier offers for sal** his plan-
! tation, containing 330 acres of valuable
i land. It is situated three miles west of
Mt. Elon P. O., on the road leading from
i Darlington Court House to Camden, via
I Stokes’s Bridge, and about 130 acres of
said tract is cleared, For further particu
lars, apply to the subscriber.
JAS. H\ MIXON.
Jau 8 45 6iii
DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!
The sul>serilK»r keeps constantly on
: hand an extensive assortment of fresh
genuine Medicines. Dye-situs, Paints,
Oils. Varnishes. Window Glass, Brush-
' ks, .Surgical Instuments, Perfumery,
Soaps, Hair Dyes, Mantle and Toilet
Ornaments, Toys and Fancy Goods in
great variety. These, with every article
J belonging to the drug business, will be
sold very low. Persons desirous of oli-
taining baMruins and fine articles, are iu-
' cited to give us a call before purchasing
elseu here.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
32-tf Camden, 8. C.
Carolina Female College.
The next term of this institution will
; commence on tlie second Monday iu Jan
uary, 1*52.
FACULTY.
Rev. T. R. Wash. President and Pro
fessor of Mental and Moral Science.
Rev. A. B. Smith, Professor of Lin-
I gtiages.
Wm. K. Blake, A. M.. Professor of
i Mathematics and Natural Science.
Miss Mary R. Warren, Female Mu
sic Teacher.
Miss Marie Cook, Teacher in Prepara
tory Department.
Miss — Cole, Teacher of Ornamental
Branches.
Parham Smith, Esq., Steward.
Jan 8 45 4t
JjlONt
The Copartnership of HUNTER Sr
McEACHERN, is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent. The name of the firm
w ill 1)*' used bv the undersigned in settle
ment. W. \{ HUNTER,
D. A. McEACHERN.
Jan 1, 1852. 41 tf
Educational Notice.
Tie* next session of the Bradford
Springs Female Institution, will open on
the first Monday of the ensuing Februa
ry. The Board of Trustees will bv that
Warranted Pianos, &c. On
TRIAL.
PIANOS of best Makers, Rosewood
Pearl, Mahogany, Slc. in any desired style
ot finish—or other Musical Instruments, i owe have completed some additional
furnished free of charge, or obligation to provisions for the comfort of the board-
keep, unless entirely suited »n trial. At-! ,. rP , and the adjacent grounds will bo
ter sufficient test, may lie bought,exchau- i placed in an improved rendition,
ged, hired or returned, on terms lows'- 'p|„, various departments of iustruc-
than obtainable elsew here, cash or credit, tion w ill Ik- filled by the most competent
Many references to families in different | teachers that can lie obtained, and no ono
States, and districts ol this State, quite 1 * v j|| hereafter be retained longer than
competent to judge where Instruments i ability and fidelity are exhibited in the dis-
have Ikhti tested and bought and now
speak for themselves. Specimens seen
by inquiring of
Mrs. ANN H. HART,
Teacher •!' Music, Camden, S. C.
June 4 14 tf
To the stockholders of the
Wil. & Man. R. R.
I have been instructed by the President
and Directors of said Road to enter suit
against those of the stockholders who are
iu arrears, if payment is not made by the
15th February next, Yyhich will be done.
S. WILDS DvBOSE,
Agent W. Si M. R. R.
Jau 15 46 2t
The engine has arrived!
Bringing with it Baltimore plaids, apron
checks, bed ticking, brown drills, cotton
flanel, alpaca and black silk serges, vest
ings assorted, fine black, olive and blue
French cloths, doeskin and fancy cassi-
1 meres, Kentucky jeans of all colors, King-
1 - ■ —— | stou tweeds, satinets, Washington and
NOTICE. Georgia kerseys, lindseys assorted, cloak-
Having rented the Greenville Female iug> wh'ls, scarlet and twill flanel, dotnes-
charge of official duty.
It is Y-ery important that the members
of the collegiate classes return at the be
ginning of the session, that the regular
exercises may not be retarded.
TERMS.
Board, per session, including bed,
bedding, lights, and washing,
the pupils being res|K)nsible for
the various furniture of their
rooms, an inventory of which
w ill be regularly kept, g60 OO
Tuition iu primary class, 10 00
Tuition in othei classes, 15 00
French or Latin, 10 00
Music on piano or guitar, 20 OO
, Use of piano, 4 00
Pupils on guitar furnish their own
guitars for practice, and also
their guitar strings.
Painting and drawing m oil or wa
ter colors, or Monochromatic or
India Ink. each, 15 00
Ornamental newlle work. Sic., 5 00
Pupils furnish their own materials.
By resolution of the Board, persons
sending two pupils have them boarded at
811 00 per month: and those sending
three or more, at §10 00 per month.
I). B. McLAURIN,
Sec. and Treas.
dec 25 43 tf
Academy Buildings, together with the
Apparatus, Library, Slc., for the year
1852, the subscriber wi|l open his Female
High School at that plaee, on Monday,
5th January.
Arrangements w ill be made to
E rocure a first rale Music Teacher in a
*w weeks. T. T. HOPKINS.
Jan 22 47 2iii1iti
Mt Elon Store.
tic ginghams, alpacas and merinos assort-
ed, every variety of prints, figured cash
meres and delaues, brown and black table
dia|>ere, brown Holland, Irish linens,
white and colored cambricks, Bishops
and Swiss lawn, a splendid lot of blan
kets, linen, cambric and silk handker
chiefs, black satin and fancy silk cravats,
ladies’ black kid and cashmere gloves,
gent’s Hoskins and Berlin gloves, scarlet
colored, black and w hite hose and half
hose, silk w rappers, suspenders, cotton
The subscriber has purchased the inUs" osnaburgs, Slc., Slc.
rest of Murray Sl Alden, at Mt. Elon. He Also, pearl and agate shirt buttons,
keeps on hand a general assortment of lasting vest and coat buttons,union dress
goods, which he will sell low for cash or
country produce,
C. H. NETTLES.
45 iT
buttons, and a general aeeortinent of pins
and needles, lor
ROLLINS Sl WINGATE.
Jan 8 46 tf
Charleston and Georgetown
team Packets.
Steamer “Nina," Arthur Magee master.
Steamer"Charleston,”Chas. Rclyea Mas
er,
THE above Stea
mers will commence (
their regular trips on|
Monday the 3d November^ and continue
to run regularly througliout the season.
One Boat w ill leave Charleston on Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings
at naif past 7 o’clock, and one will also
leave Georgetown on the same days at 7
oclock, A. M.
Rohertson & Blacrlocic,
Agents at Charleston,
Hexnino <t Shackleford,
Agents at Georgetown,
Nov. a *>