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PRESlDBNT itCAY.
Tb? South Carolinian of the 11th instant coi
tained a communication bitterly assailing llio em
duct of President McCoy for acta growing out i
lha lata riot in Columbia. To thia be rcpbes tl
next day. Whatever wa may think of lha charge
t this a tag a of tho controversy, we cannot but fe
admiration for tho moaal courage which appeals
thorough investigation for justification, if uot a
quittal.
President McCny says:
uMy first foeling after reading tha abusive ar
inflammatory personal attack on mc in your pap<
this mortiiui was to reply to its charges, and 1
attack the enemies * to have been directing the
fierce fire against mo. On consultation with son
wise frienda of tho College, I have decided diffv
ently. And it ie the object of tills card simply i
announce my Grin determination not to bo dritwi
by auy amount of misrepresentation or caluinn;
into any defence in the public prints ol my c?>?
duct or qualifications for me nriwnt office. Tli
? ap|>cnl to public opinion through the columns of
newspaper is often the only remedy that is left t
the slandered, but in my ease there is another tri
bunal to which I can apply. The high charnetc
of our Hoard of Trustees will secure to their do> is
ion, whatever it may l?c, the full measure of pub
lie confidence. To that t> ibutial I make my appeu
Nature demands a different course, but the inter
?#ts of tho Col lego are paramount to my own
However much I may sufl?.r by tho injustice don
tne, I can afford to await the decision of ourTrus
less, before whom it ?h.di be my care to bring n
matters connected with my brief but innuspiciou
administration. My accusers will be there tospcnl
and to vote, and my case will be fully heard.
^ "Conscious of my own innocence of every un
worthy accusation, confident in the ability that Go
has given me to serve the cause of scic-lioc an<
education, trusting to the sense of justice and fai
play which is instinct in every American heart
knowing my own loyalty to ?'?e South and to tli
South Carolina College, deii tiding the fullest an
most "searching investigation of -?y whole eon due
and qualifications" by our Trustees, I defy th
storm which prejudice and calumny have raise
against me. and await tho ver.!:??t of our Hoar
with c:il>\ and perfect reliance that right and jui
lice will triumph."
Tua New 1)o?s.?The following notice in th
Baltimore Sun is another evidence of the great ad
vantage of iron, lor beauty and durability, an
elaborate finish, in Luiliinpu:
' Considerable attention has born attracted 1
thu iron ooluntts recently received at Washiugtu
for tho new dome of the Capitol, from lite fonndr
of I'ool and limit. They iiro nenrly 27 feet i
length, and three in diameter?fluted, well finish
?d; and the weight of each is near ten thousan
. pounds. All the bearing* of these columns are t
( be turned, and ar nmv in progress in the work
y ?f<".?e Capitol, u;i ler the direction of Mr. Chan
#?prou. Those nio-t competent to ju Igo in sueli ni I
i t?NHire wiuram'n tint the arrangements arc ?
.a eharartiT to secure l! <: most perfect aecurney i
. every pstt. The ointments on the capitals t
alwac eslemiia are relieved in iron better than the
. cast-be *ni?MMC, and when gilded present a splell
slid (in
Stii?w lV.CLI.su in Russia.?We take tli
t.fvKuwiug lr*.i2 the Jjurtml of ('ommrrrt:
"VW.are inake receipt of private intelligrnr
ufiniH S'. tMcrswarg. of a rel.ablc character, date
early liel uiuiaL *th?-li apeak* in decided trrmsc
,*^he surprise which was occasioned in that eit
sa hew it<feeesrac ler.awn that the Austrian pro|n>si
cioiis li.tcl heel: sceejCvJ liy th' O-tr as n basil to
,?>easv Ue|r'4bt?uli . The announeenicnt at fir
inet wiuS u? tiivur iu ccy class of socieiy excc|
niie juorcarlilc, wlMCiilwslly icjoiecd at the ptos
ppect of a rvriwd?"f tradi- hoi gradually the liohlbt
: hare t??aiUttfxwuusilal as the decision id the Km
l^icrur, tuid + me is <u. w <cs wnctcd and acquiesce
*11.
"TUt uvg <cftiatre?! ?*.'"*.'< ? was roused again"
ti e Kui?l>h *t the 'ipeniat; ?1 the war is still viti
lent. Ki.ei'.JfcltVji had ? ? l.<wg existed hctueeiith
JlnasuMi jed ttwd*??Vdr eobtt* lo be severed wit
impunity. Tlic (tdrHityof IYjukv will iu>iin b
tforg<4iss?. kn swuyjliwciw* slwarc ll gh in ran
idu not hesitate Iswiv tKu-U'iiJ u,< u> vi r can foi
<ri?e.' Mehciitw sard tltey wii! t'wo iu ho," * olt.i
' sine r?iei?tfe ps-ottur.
, ViluVia has eii^riwhreverely ft sat the vr.ir.btl
'?>?! t It til th<" ur.-tleru 5* ovt-s* sopp.*.*. Ti'"* Miter
Hat rissiwn ?f tie ("Mlrrltil' e ht-e* tiiuoli dr
'-arvloped wn1ti? the p*?! tw?i J'tW, ami tlx- wo I
*?:l! (mutt ?<-c that Ru?*i* i* at render id every p.a
iieu.'ar than ?he w*? l?e(,.re ties war ctnmneuced.
Tit* C??Kv?t:r?jt*?f.? A* weaee ron*. ?,f Ow jwt
pera nftlli" Slate a.-i' eojra;rc'l i? ll??- very s??
fi'd tV>rt uf iiHilrr-wliiiittinf (tin strin^k ?f (it
<*t?nveuU?? party in the Slate, among them crmth
< *liarir*!?ti Afrrrttrjr. we take liicomaim of
v?ver the tiialrietx that kxvo already ?lel?>
'gate*?Ail'litwtt, CheMey, Wnrii:??;;<oi, Ivlgubeki
KjlrfirU, Greeuvi'le. ("i orgvtown, Mmlbornngh
I'.okctir, Suirjter, Spartanburg, 1 *niue. ami York
Thirteen district* have already aeitt dfli'fatu two
more, au l tierc will be? majority of the di*
(r:ct? represented.
The Stale Convention it nea.ly two months of
mel we venture to | rrditR, ere the time delegate
will tunc b.?*u appointed from twenty ?l;*triet*.
{ Winntiboro 'lirgitter
Tiik CoMvr.NTio.v ?Wo have been pleased ?
' meet with accountr ?'f the proceeding* at'llieineel
ingx hcl.l in many district*, v.,i;h avietvtn a r<;?
I reartttaiioti on ihr |*ti; iH ^Mili Carolina in tli
| ihticiunali Cou eiit'MW. Win* a movement mm
he br n^lil in rnntart with a enrefnlly cherifhe
|irrjmi;r?*, miu n?irri"K appi o x i;.r mo priwrvniio
?if w'lui in termed "time-honored |*?l:cv." < i" t><
to he expected lh.it it* nucci'J* cwr.ld ho secure
without opposition. Imlecd, we have been *U-pri?
e l to unto a perfect calm in qunitcrs where <>n
wight look for a storm; mid in all sections an np
pearnnoe of indifference which at lea?r he token ci
Hhe akrence ol hostility. Thus far, nearly nil tli
Wip-eotiutry district* have appoint oil dt legation*; sev
cral p istponcd the meeting until the fust Mondn
?tt April.? Yorkrillr /inquirer.
A Tinno Contestant.?It now seems that tli
content lor the Kansas seat is triangular?Gencrti
Whitfi-'IJ el aim it 2 it hy virtue of Itin certificate a
he duly elected delegate; Governor Herder seek
ing to oust hiiu by virtue of the illegal election <
tho Top4|t.'t free-Slate parly; nnd Mr. Dolchiiy ill
oa:in2 thai Ivan?.i* is a ndverrigii Slate, and tint
' li??i ita (lr?"ii repr.-aentative. l'p->n the sain
gruruvd. that Mr. LMvliay claim* to lie the Kansa
rep res ntwiivc iu the lime we take it f?r grante
thnt sojjie two of the Topeka e'lauipion* will sooi
cl.tan to to recognised *? ea tit led to scats in ill
Svnsto. *
It ?iH not do to reject Mr. DeMrny** prelcn
ninos a? too ahsitrd lor consideration tvh.Ut tlior
?f Governor iiecder nre entertained. They nri
fully na well founded as arc thuse of Governo
Rocler?They nro So'h in rostra vmtinn ?f tli
taws of Kansas and of Congress.? irurAiiigfn
k /'mom.
^ A Vienna letter to the leoidon Times says
"The evident rlv-in* ?lf the Wfcshingfeni Govern
ment lo picjt n ?junir? l with England incites nlteti
tion Jsere,and people in ofTiee arc strongly imditnv
to suspect the I'rtNideiit of endeavor !ug"u> kill twv
birds with one atone. In pluiu English, Ins parti
sans nro'bclieved to have two reasons fo'r agilMtinj
against England; the onc,to?cc*rethc nrosideol'
re dlectipn^-lhe other to make a diversion in favo
o( rtu>r.v Ajiattc- is ht preterit on very duccn
terrrts with tlve American Government, blit she re
girds its continual endem-or* to had a pretext fo
meddling in European affairs with such a jcalou
eye, that the good understanding is not likely to b
of any duration." Well, who etires?
Nr.oao DirixijiATisTS.?Tiro London eotresixin
d?nt-of the Now York lUrnld Any*:
'"Tlif Negro r rpri**cutiiUve of Solon g tie made hi
appearance thie ivcvk ?t the (Juccn'* levee, and ii
pile iitl llv? ii(Tcct?d eyritpatliy of tlic Kngheh f.i
free "niggwi," ho wn* aniiiod a* nmneihing "odi
oua and not to be cuJux.^.1' A good jnhoofon
Minraarr ul Vane, Mr. Mnaett, lew come oarer In n
lie vi na ul a Court lull J.-it< Vy at the TwIJerw*, nw
hi* eyca hnpyenid to light on the Charge d'Aftlir
of Sojouquc in France, a fine looking blank S<?in
one ohaorvinff Ilia *U*o>ly gate, Aide "W*U
Mr. Mar<ni, whnt do you think of yonder hlaekn
in hie embroidered enatf" "Think,** replied Mr
Maaon, Mill regard njf the negro with the ?ye ol i
rrnin iwur, "why, clothe* .uid all, I think that ft I
low i* worth a thousand dollar*.*' Thia i? "Oh
Virgin a" ?W over, and everybody ia laughing ?
ftho bon mot."
T. 8. Clirkaon. of Riclj int. h.'v !> <-n electo-l i
regent nf thr Satojl.urutle A?ylut t, it place of fir
L;ebor. fMi'jfnp
i li'tlli' i i ill a.
Kiniax /'ftlri.
b- St Locia, March 12.?The Republican's corfcs ]
u. pondent telegraphs that the Kanwu Legislature i? i
0j. met and organised at Topeka on the 4th Ihilnut. on
Governor Robinson in hia message, which, is most- It i
10 1/ devoted to a review of the history of Kansas, trie
ra says it is understood that the U. 8. depbty mar- prn
v| thai was privately inatructrd to arrest members of Yo
. .the legislature atid the Stnto officer# for treason. tfc
If so, no resistance would be offered?h6t a fia^r j>ec
c* would be raised ngafoat the federal governwtertt's ,
authority until th*?? was no hope but in revbJhtiiln. . J
Ho calls for military organisation ogainit the
({j scalping knife on tho focst tind revolution Oh 'the *|jc
^ Wit* x "t|?e
The fudopendence correspondent telegraphs . .
'.? thnt ths Free Legislature . djourned to Lawrence
" and was still in session there on Saturday. Gov. .w *'
w shannon hnd gone there to nacertain wljat woa bo- ^
r* iug done, and violeneo wm apprehended. There is J
some little excitement on the border, and 100 ra"
Sharps' rifles and two pieces of cannon hud been "
'' intercepted at Lexington, and were being held by tcr
the citixcns. and
? ? is b
Later From Mexico. us0
New Obleaks, March 12, 18.?6.?Tho stenm hip
Tern* has urrivctl, with dates from Vera Crux ?1
to the Silt inst. l.ittlo change haa occurred in Tut
.Mexican affairs. Tuiuirex still held |>OKscs*:on c?t ft""1
I'.icblj, and 8,000 government troops were exjKTl- drr
o I to besiege it. In c4h?T quarters, tho r?.ry.i:tkxt *'tl?
liu? becu quirted. A Coasiliicnt CcagTess ha< 00C
b ten formed, with Gcu. Cvmonfort as I'naiJcn >
o- ono >v*r- ^ IIci
'j Potatoes?Butt Knob vs. Seed Ivnos?? >nn n'\v
^ Brown, of I?ng Island, communicates the following Wcl
to tho Granite Fanner: "Several years ago 1
made some experiments to satisfy myself concern
1 ing the disputed point as to which Is (he best por- '>U
j tiott of n potato to plant in order to obtain the Inr- ^
' j cost nnd bint yield. The exact result has been has
, j lost, and a* I have often since hoard and road rw- por
' , coi tions directly contrary to the conclusions which m-#
^ : 1 then doilucoil, 1 resolved to ropent the experi- day
[ ' mcnts. La-t spring I planted four rows of equal to "
i length,side by side, with two varieties ef potatoes, to 0
j In one row I planted none but the seed ends, so IOC
j called, including libdtit one tliffd of the piiitocs, ]
and in the next row- t planted tic* butt ends of the mp,
same potatoes. 1 had one row of seed ends and van
one row of butt ends of a variety calhd IVaeli
0 Blows. The yield of there fuor rows was as fed- yr
_ | low*: w),t
Pink ryes, hull ends, 21? pounds. j
? " Seed ends, 170 "
Peach blows, butt ends, 225 " n
o c-cd ends 179 "
n Tlie potatoes raised iroin the butt ends were "
y much largiV than those from tho seed ends, nnd >l^tj
J, appealed to he Irwin a week to ten dais earlier.
i. This result corresponds with that of my former ox- fc"'
,1 |H-ritnenl. Had file ferlnde field been planted in U1'
,, [ iilitt ends, the yield wduld have been more than '
5, ' alio bu-dul* to tlie acre. 1 also planted two rows nn
I next to the bl?ove, in ode of which I put only large hut
L- potatoes, half a t'ulfer in e; ch liill, cut lenpthw ice m> day
,f | a* to divide tlie c\e* eq'uaHy, nnd hi the other row w''i
n I I dropped only small potatoes, one in each hill.
,f From the former I ifttg 151 pounds, and (loin the kxva
v | latter 131 pounds. I should add that thr average J
I yield of the Held was about J80 pounds to the row;
J and that large (not the very largest) potato s were Stu
, used for seed vul lengthwise with a hall* of a liber Wi
e in each 1011." | >?
?4oi ? ,
i V ?... 1 . . Ma
, anauua.- 111 v i*iuum /\viirrio?i9 *?rn. u ai'*
k r has (riitil till tin* I oats of the Nicaragua Trnn- ^
' tit Company. annulled it* charter, tmd ginnicd rrn
' one to am ilter coriVpmy. Colonel K unify has wrl
v published a lc tir substantiating Ms claims in Celt1
tral America 1
1 A rumor is current it: Washington, to tliccflt'Ot *val
that the war up on American fillil'Usterism, which (.
'* h i* been hinted at by some Knglish an.I French Citi
1 journal*, w.ll lit commenced in the seizure nl nils
5 American steam packets and other vessels bound hou
'! to Kan Juun with reinforcements for Walker. An- Or?
otlu r rumor states that the Shrhh ^/nr.wf.ich sail- 1
cd from New York last week, and artottier packet tan
which sailed on the 8th inst , will lie anticipated be
by our era srr?, and on their returh to this country cx?
*' will he libelled. |? ,j
c Fat'it PaosrKCTs.?Various acc.ntViY* nre given 1
k representing the t lY-ct ur the seveie winter upon VJ*1
fruit trees. In New Jersey, whence a I >rge sup ""
t- ply ol peaches in derived, the prospectant a crop '"|i"
are still considi red giHsl. The New llruusw ckcr s:,,<
it ea\s; 1
"The Cold weather has not hurt the buds any tit a
vet, except in those orchards situated in low, wet lit!
d grounds. There the buds are somewhat injured, the
though not ? ? badly as they nre smitv years. It
the huds arc not hla-ted with cold winds, and wet ijlr
weather in April an I May, the peaches will proba- j,\.|
i- | bly be very plentiful." I y ?
e Fortification# in N. Y. 11 arbor?The For I
r tifieitioti Hill, reported n the li. S. Senate, pro- pas
t vide# f>r e*|>eniliturvs in the Slate of New York, anil
as folJ-'Ws: At Fiirt Kichmotid, at the Narrows, frol
|t (100,01111; Fort Montgomery, at the outlet of |^ike ]
i^ Ctiain|il&ui, $100,000. For purchase ol land for j.,,
t. defensive pur|s*si-s at Stntm Island, $l2,2jO; re- ,j?
pa rs of Fott Ontar n, near Oswego, $ti,0i)0; re- y(|
pair* of Fort Niagara, $10,000; rcpaiis ol Fort : .
IVihhI, Hcdloe's Island, ? 1 O.Owo. Tito total ap- ! j,
f proprunions |iiop.?snl l>v this measure amount to .
s t2,7?J,(iOl? ^ *t[ ^
Farming in- Kansas.?Small farming is a good (
b.isir in Kansas. The Houston Star says that on I
( r gentleman some years ago bought a small farm wot
m th't vicinity, on a credit. lie was tln-n over one
rtfty wars of age, and ill bad health, and had a ^
r famHy'tfT some half a dozen eliildreli to suppoit \
Tins gentleman lis* paid for Ins farm, nnd now ! j
(j imki* atmnally over > 1,000, with no other aid | l|{,
() thnii'tiMt trflvirded by his own family, 'llmse who
lt expect "to do likewise.'' however, must calculate ' ^
^ upon hard work and strict ecouoiny. ; |j"
I ThK AitCric ?A new mix ety has taicen po*ses j
1 ! .inr, ~t it? ?ui:? l --< -t ' *
* ( . ?r> mm iiiiiau 111 irivriiivr hi nit* I
(j | Icr Arctic, Oin. Hartslcin. which una sent in pre
^ search of the 1'acif.o. Hit instruction* were t<> 'I'm
j run pretty far to ffce North after leaving Halifax, nun
! and thciftur is That in executing orders she haa en- j
j countered *ir?ilnr pcrih to those which arc auppoa- tr ^
J i d to have environed the Pacific. The Arctic haa
! not been h?-?r<l (roin since she sailed from Halifax. ' '
^ i It i* suggested lUiit'tlro .*Tctic may have discover- 1
: cd the Pacific, but so far haa been unable to np- arc
nroaeh her. '* "?
* ^ ^4 < *??- ,j
A Goon ICxA.nri.c.?Major It u lord, of Ala., who |
haa been mrgniiflliig-ft company of 50 itriwd men 1 (||)(
^ I to go to Kansas ha* published n notice stating that, j
I in view of the President's proclamation against the ;
*1 itivaa'on of Kansas by armed force*, hi" party w ill ' ^
1 j go to the territory without arms or military parade, |
" ! and if, on reaching Yhe territory, the government) 1
' should atdl oppose their landing in ? body,they will | on
| stop on the border, whence each man can pursue ;
(> | his own course. Tlfg
e i The independent llclge of the 31st ult., received (
1 ' by the Africa, coutnili* an hgly Wonder with refer- i Wi
4 ence tr. Mr. Speaker !!:;P.\s. It say?t I I
M '"The new Speaker of the House is a black of , to 4
Massachusetts, who belongs, rti "n* tulor sufficient- j (
!u indicates, to the extreme party <3 fibolititihism. i esq
This, then, is a victory gained hj Hid NartTt bVi-r era
* the Soutli." { 1
( i Tirii or r.nwiN i\ stahr???n hift obituary | |.rr
' * \ <*<>Uiiixi we iKdirt', to-day, ihc death of ^1 r. Kd- | |
win ('. 8i:iir. lie lias jonj? bft'ii known to the
! bn* ii(H community of Charleston, ami more re- j
" 1 cruil as ifie |V?M.I.'iit of the People's Rink, nt
r the liesd of wliiek institution ho presided for the j '
first jour after it was innugurMnl. As a mer- j c
" t+isnt ho ?.v*s successful. and amassed a handsoms fj|r
r forUM*).-?f'h<irU?tan Standard. I f} K
' CoMOORtt, March, 13.?(let urns fioni J8filo\vn* ' !
4iivr Wolfs, ]>o?ii , 28,.r>AO; Mi'trolf, American, i ?
20,341; Hood win, whig, ami other scattering votes
2,"J!U. There arc about 40 small towns yet to j
hear bom. wb.t'fi cave I laker, Item , 3,142; Met
* calf, Aratricun, 2,6fif), mid 70t ratti-cnit votes 1
" kiM year. The Hnne tlius for stand* I I'd 1 )emn- | *')"
1 erats l/i 1-42 op^MMo/wii member*. The t <vn* to | ^ ;J
be heard from are estimated to give 30 Democrat* I ^
r and 22 opposition members. ?
' "How do you like the character of St Putt IP' fp>
* asked a parson of his landlady one day. dor ntr n
^ conversation almot the eld sami* and the apostles 'pllf.
* "Ah, he was n R<od, eiev. r old soul, 4 kn<>w, f..r j c ,
L* lie oneo said, )<si know, tl?t a> naint eat what is
act before us. and n?k no questions for eonea imiec' p|]
" uke. I always thought I should likchiru for nboard- >
i - ; _ A
t No action was taken at this place last week by ' iag
j the friends of the Cincinnati Convention We j (ir;i
I linvs liccn requested, however, to say that some f,m,
* . steps will be taken oi: Tuesday of court w eek to ns- the
' I Certain lite sentiments of lira people on tliis vexod jnst
I question.? df"rfo?t Ktor. i >
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FACTS AND FANCIES. l
Dr. Win, P. Turpiii, a p*n?icinu of distinction '
I In* State, died at his residence in Greenville, 4
Sunday night lnst,ub<>ut 11 o'clock, of iqioplexy. Wl
i bvlievrd li?Vai a native of Newberry Dn- jQ ]
t, bin "received Ills niedic.il education and .
t4iscd T?fr aevcrill yeara in the city of New ' ?
rh. lie li;ia left n wife nnd in.iuy other rcla- 8ft|t
a nnd friends to mourn his sudden and uuox- inp
ted departure. |Hl'j
The editor of the Chcstvr Standard has visited Cm
sever il gold fields of Chester District, oud after cjlfl
by-no-menns minute investigation, concludes
re may be Some gold, but cunnot tell whether '
product will rcpny the expense of digging. Mr. raa
ber, State geologist, thinks MoWilliams' shaft, wil
sn it rtachea water, will turn out copper?like- (hit
0 prove more valuable than gold. CHri
V Mormon wife, speaking of the domestic nr- jjol
gcmcnts ol the ?eet, says:
'We agree well; sister Dolly has the cows, sisJenny
the children, sister Hetty the kitchen. *,ul
1 so on?all have plenty to do, nnd our husband mil
ound by law to sup|M?rt nnd take equal enre uf (0 s
-and then wo are so Ar//-bcnt on Heaven!"
Yhat Tl'rkkt is likfly to Gain by tiix Wax. '|
1'hc development of the comme rcial resources ol ?j^|
"key is likely to attract considerable attention
n capitalists in western Europe. The first un- ^ol
taking with this object is announced under the J inei
> of the Ottommi Bank, with a capital of ?500,- imi
I, to be iucrenscd to ?'?\000,000. B|lo
fhit to Norfolk.?It is staled in tjic Norfolk \ the
raid that the Secretary of the Navy nnd the
nl committees of the two floures o? -Congress '
'e to muko n visit to that city during last ?*ln?
k, to examine the United States steamer Mrrno,
nnd also to investigate the condition of the '
lie works at flic Navy Yard. rCOt
frissisO Vkmrij?The New York Courier i Inti
prepiiwl n list of CO v< ssels over due at that ! pen
t from Europe. Of theso two have been at I jJje
from 35 to 40 days; thirteen from 40 to .">0 !
s; twenty from 50 to CO days; fourteen from CO i I
0 days; four I mm 70 to 80 days; four from 80 C(jjj
0'davsc one from 90 to 100 davs; two for over ,
Jritisii Flxxt at Havana.?A large dctaehnt
of British Ve??cN ? uie daily expected nt Ha- j
a when the steamer Block Witfrlor left cn the li
nit. The British vessels "During," 44Availv
ii "J'crrible," and "Po.vcrful" were in port 0C|
:n the steamer left. Their destination is said to ?jun
Jttu tf UHII. i
'lie National M. namcltt to lite Fiiiln-r uf His! quit
miry, which has been for wnic years in pious
at Washington, having fallen into the cxclu- j T
management ol n p->liiic:tl parly, (the know- !
liings,) appears to have come to a ilwid stand j **
. The gross receipts of the y?ar from nil sources >
e only $7,740. ! {]^
"lie hark Amelia, sometime since seized at Tort ! rov,
Prince by the American Consul, an 1 sent limne, 1 ii in
forc?il to put into St. Thomas was out sixtv j
s, owing I" lc: kngc and had weather, during | A
I'll time tl e crew subsisted on a barrel if rice ' on,
innumerable rats, with which the vessel j csrr
irmed. | son
Vraonal broils are gettng frequent at Washing*
Vt-rv lately, nt the National Hotel. Mr. __
art, of Iouisville, kiiiK'ked down Mr. Mnbon, of
ishiiigton, in the ladies' parlor; and since then
no. Wnllacli, editor of the Slur, pitched into I'at. r,c
guire at the same ln-usc. ! cont
V Kansas meeting was held at Cro*s Hill, I.nu- m:,n
District, on the loth instant, at woicli $175 ; G.bO
e subscribed. Volunteers being -.';.iUd for to I c|Cg
grate, Robert R. I.igoii, John X.^. Wilbur, and ; _
Ilium MeCiiil stepped forward as ready to go to .
a*as. 1 'Tre*
)|id KkLI.ows' Juoit.RC.?The Odd Fellows of I j
icinnati purpose bsv ng a celebration, on a mag- j Jlovt
cent scale, in that city, on the 2-lili of April, iu t|JC
lor of the annivetsaiy of the institution ol the . < >? 1
ler iu the United Stales
The steamer Gov. Grnfcam was Up at Uliaiica- j port
for Columbia on the I4ih instant. This will chat
the lirst departure, aiul is in Opposition to the ! of Gi
rbitnnt freight charges on the South Carolina snd
IroaJ. I seri|
The hay tdranVis between Norfolk sod l'< rts- bain
nth and Hall, more have TesniArd tlicie trips. ! A iu
c Groigin r. a. bed Portsmouth on the alii in- to tt
at ? be ng the tir.st arrival direct frvin Hnllimorc ter,
;o the 24th of January. ' wni
A'e sot.- it is iu agitation to cfv dc into tw.? the i " !"
t?-s of New York and Minnesota?we e..ll the i "s "
i-? a Slate, though only a Territory. We hope l< r '
?e efforts w ill tail. | *,At'
. tlios
\mrkivan Tract Socif.tt.? His re eipts of a|tl(
AuiUiieAn Tract Society up to the first ?hy of : a ^i
;>rflar\ lutt are nb .ut ? ! t>,0i?0 in advance ol last |M1<|
,r to the saiAc ilr.tr
sivcn^irror \iao.vi* ?Toe l.-gslature link st?-ai
??.l an net to increase the number of professors, e<> n
I iino to Increase the number of State students lore
n thirty-six tolifty. j ln?g
l*he M-lir. Page arrived at San Francisco, from ^
unn-n mi- uiiriugciicv uiai me city ol Ji>l- i
win dc-lroyed by mi earthquake on llio lltb ; ^ ^
VClllblT. ...
of l
lev. Dr. Mouse and lady, of Newark, N. J , an.l (j
v. Ail-In >v IS Morse and lady, of I'riiu t'loii,
til fr.nn Ni'W York last work ill tlic ?bi|? Uob- , p, r
I?. For'jci, a* nnssiuiiarim to Slam. I j'
111 the lOlli instai t. a fearful run i lT lo?>k pi ioc prie
[lie SeaWiril iiiul I to.inoke railroad, killing and 80 >
Hiding revel al. Tile Iriiiu was smashed up and 1'
i ear burnt from n Move! ! our
^ii the night of 1110 8th instant, the cotton house ! I""!
A". J). Mcl)o?vnll, of Camden, was fired, and
I hubs of eoltoll destroyed, bes.des other prop- ' C
|f. i ccip
lames Lynn, a County Antrim man. njre'd 100 ",r 1
rs, died in Chester d strict, on the 6th instant ,
was in the Irish UelM-llioti of 170S, mi fu.lurcof
it-li he emigrated to this country.
'inr ?We learn tluit a fire occurred on the ,
mines of Mr. dolr.t Harrison, sr. nei.r Long , p
an, in Fairfield distriet.on Monday last, coll- i ??,]
mtig his dwell tiff and its emirs cements. e
Hie post office at Iteth Ivlen, Newberry I >.s- ?mj
t. South Carolina, W. \V. MeMorr s |x>ptm.is- j I'ea
, has been re-established. ! lion
'aii-crc or an Insvkanck Com tan v ?The failof
the Atlas Insurance Company, New York, ' ". 1~
nnounccd in the K* press of that city.
The income of the Greenville and Columbia (jul
Iroad, for the lu?t three months, has been ||
I; or at the rate of $300,000 |kit nnnuiu. Sub
vncs McConib-., of II eliIan I, for the murder '"J
A". T. Croat, has been sentenced to be hun on dem
SSlb Of April. 'y a
I'he sessions of the Maryland Legislature closed
llic 10th inslant.
.HARRI I: S?
">n the fiili instant, by K.bas Wall, Ksq , Ma Orr
i.i.iAM Uaoan to Miss Ann Foster d??oi
Sy the same, on the 8th, Mn Wninv Makts ,j
dcts Mart Uaoan ? all of Spartanburg District. ,|
)ii Wednesday, Fch tith, by .John II Walker, ,|
, Mr. James A. Uook to Miss Li?neV Camt ?
L
ty the same, on Sunday morning, heb. l?tli, A
. .lO.NATIIA.N WKNTIIT t(? MlSS I'.MII.V K. K*\ir
ly the Mnio, oa TiiMiIsy evening, the 4lh of
rch, in?t , Mr. Jams* I'iiili tra to Mivs Louisa (
iist, nil ol S|mrtitiikurg District.
1 I'at
We nrc authorised to announce C<>1. S. I*
a I'.of Union, at. a Candidate for ItRIG ADIEU aro
NERAL of ili.? Dih Hrigndc, 3. C. M., rice for?
<i. Gen. t?. E. Edward*, resigned.
fd>4 50 DjJ
LAND WARRANTS AVANTKD. 5
?> X / WkA^'I-ANKWAUKWiy 7 11
'' ' Wanted. The Sub??*r'h?r
give the v. ry highrst market price f??r UtiJ
rrants. A T STRAIN. Tht
partnnburg, C. II March 17 1855 4 if
The Fair!
IIIE LADIES nf the Bat'tat Srwinj ? .rirty
will haven FAIR in PALMETTO HALL, t,?.
sday night, the 1st Apr.I. They hope the Tub .
trill attend. March Li 3 4t w jf0
10F. BtRRV'S TRli'OPHKUOt s.
MEDICATED Componnd for preserving, ''
l restoring ami beautifying the I lair, ermlieat- ' "IM*
*rurf and dandruff, preventing Baldm-** ami f"r*"
iv Hair*. It stiuiulnte* nature to perform her V'';ir
ilMtna, and tut a preparation it Iij? Ho o^val in ,i,iv
wo Id. A fresh tttpplv of the genuine arliulo , W1"
r> reived and for aulc by
ftrehiaatf FIMITR dr TTfM\fT?iI7 ^
I I I I t I
tin. CnAilrroif.?The Boston Advertiser S
Monday says:
'We learn from nn authentic source at
tshinglon that Mr. Cramptou forwarded T?Y ^
London last week despatches containing
information which Lord Palmerslvn oll
1 ho was waiting to receivo before lay- nost. th
before Parliament the documents re- 1230
ng to the recruiting business. Mr. to'"1* ?
unpton sends evidence of a rebutting I"10*'11'
,meter, but altogether too weak to rrly "?f
ke the proofs of his complicity iu the Compar
tier; and it is thought that no doubt K"1<1 at
I remain, even after the publication of n,!)r-jr?
evidence, that the enlistments were of
ricd on in this country under the sane- tv 0( \
i of the British government with as Cantrcll
ch zeal as ever after the foranl 'Ihstruc- 11
is to tlio contrary; and the English
listry will find it exceedingly difficult l> ?-q n
itislain their conduct before the world.4' pf Kobe
pro|?ert)
TflK l>KATl't rENAUTT IE GkOUOI*.-- A i sou. .idt
, giving to tlio Judges of Superior j ^ 'y^
irtH tlio power to commuto the punish - ! ot|lcr> ,
at for capital offences fioin death to ; u? thepi
irisonmcnt for life in the penitentiary, II.dc IJ
uld the jury recommend the prisoner to j
mercy of tlio court, has passed the ; ,
use of Representatives of Georgia by a ! ct\|,e n
jority of 12 to 23. I CIO n
? I of llenr
"lie editors cf nil the Paris journals have ; ?f II. p.
dved orders from the Minister of the ' ?,''cr*jrior
"not to publish any article on ! o,
co or war pending tlio deliberations of i ni t|,c p
Peace Congress. 1 Carotin:
t is said that Mr. Hanks, of Virginia, ' of Su-pl
lor of tlio South Side Democrat, will S?>ld ns
appointed Minister to Turin, in plnce of an<. j ^
Daniel, who is shortly expected to ; . *o|a<
ve home. by tlio
?o SofVun Hard Water.?W.itor i? ; f'u
. . 7" | uounuct
[iicnlly hard from hold in in nolution a ' south. \
niity of carbonate of lime. It may bo afreet, a
? erred soft Ky lb* addition of a little Prt'P-"r*i
i ! A ? una <Hh
ck ,imc* _ _ ! One:
i?1 ~~ I S I!
lie accouchement of the Empress Eu- ', " ..
ic is looked for early this month. i t|10'pro
iscovkriks in* ART?A letter front Pur'n to ' (jnc
New Yoik Picayune sava that a lady has dis- ; jj. ]j
re?l n proec.?a !<>r liquifying Itory, and coaling i s,,me iir
moulds. _ A iiru.i
Mr. I)u Pre di.il in the Cjuctn'i Rrncli prii- (1p j ' ^
London, on the f>th of February, after an in- q l> y
erntioit of forty-tour ye.ua for debt! ! ? PS(
COMMERCIAL. !Vv
? T;-~ n.iry, I
fartanburq Markbt, March 19, 1856.? * ~
0 for produce are high in our market, when i),,.;," i
raided with those in Cliarleston. Wheat com- ni<mtli>*
da 1 ,*.'0; Corn .15; Peat G0aG5; Oas 33; Flour big bon<
i; Putter 124 for prime; 10;gini S. Other nrti- I l,r"vrd
' ! nrrmisci
remairt a* before.
I money.
?X-uUniX Market, March 15.?Oottcx.?Our :i day.
iocs weekly report of the cotton in irk.-t elo?e I : e\t. f
, good and at cad y demand for the article, at Term
in varying I'r -m S a 10c extrcmca. The we? k f r pnpc
under review opened With loss activity, and Slieril
market allowed evident symptoms of a dee-line.
Tuesday morning the new* from Liverpool by ;
Arabia to the first instant emoc to band re- Y Y
ing n quiet market, without ftVly quotable ; ^
ice in prices, with mha for the previous week j v i;
G.000 bales. o( which speculators took 13,000, ,y
ei]virtera 3,001*. leaving 50,000 bales of nil de- j -j-j p-j.-j
itions to the trade, and also lea vine a vlock on > ar,.tj
1 of 400,000 bale*, of which 2TO,0llO nre *|,,*!,u* 1
t-riean coltoa. These account-, not o--ining up ' (|.| r< (
ie rSpeCUi.iiina of parties on thisaidc of the w. - ,, '
? . .. , i ' "tt lite
had n Jt-preaain ? .-fleet on our nirirVet. and the
1 ,* iii 4 i i cla n? ml
irquence was that prices receded i a ami in . ,.f
? instances ic on hist week's quotation*, l ite j,,,)" ^|,
> of the week comprise 1,2*20 halts, and wc al- j ^ ij
>ur qiiofalio:.* h? <*orr j*;nd with th p-i-s< s t , '
* til the ni.aikct, and we feel confid.ul that ;
e found below arc as near the true value of the ; THE ^
!e as it i* |?i?* 'ole to have them, vlx: Inferior S J
i; ordinary Sg a SJ; middling 81 a SJ; goad ;
dliilj 0 a ;>i. fair 'J } aSj--. and choice 9| nil],
iac.iN ?T.ie bacon market lias bci n qu.et but [?_ ^ q
ily * nee ?iur last report, and as there lias Se n
llaterii.l 6r quotable chiugo ir. pi'r??B wc there- SPKXC
continue our former qne.tfftioVis of I I a II ^ for
round; a ill a tl all;, and hams II J a 12). ' J1
ir.l lg to quality. I
'ons ?T.it corn muket has Seen dull through- " *
the p.??t week, but as th.-rc has Seen no quota- |
diange rft prices wu continue our former ra'.ra from an
0 a 75c |w Ituslu l. ; neither
'*Tf.?Tlie dcin villi fur oats is dud and prie s upon nl
a'nnost noni nal. \\ e still quote 42 a 45 ccuta *'
bushel. frndant
'ea* ?\Yi- have no change to notica in the 0,1 "r ''
c ol peas, and ive lh? rvforo continue to quote l*'" bo
elits per butdii-l. E f-'ht I
lau R ?The tl-iur market has Im-vii du'l since -,n,l :,l>
last, and price* are a shade lower. Wo now Rwnrdc
tc$7i a S for common to gooj bran-Is; line Marc
ily ll-iui $SJ a $J per bW.
iiARi.KsTON Ma ara:t, March 13.?C.dton?Co
ts Citt.'lt fur tile wevk 19.985 bales?sahs I
lAHli- time 6.'MO. Tno inalki-r ilinin . i n..i - * ^1*
<>1 the ? li w.mLnj, and buyers witi* so ?|>>i it- *^I'r ' "
, (li.it the article receded hi price, cloning at the buu.hnt
>u i g li'urev t >rd ll irv to t i.mil t )i J ii.iry. a '"r >;,,d
l^.w to Strict Mial.llimr 9J a 93; C.-hI* M ,l- to Rive
i? 9J :i I1'; M lail'iiir Fair M'i a ll'i; Fair 10 J !"'r
[nr.\naTfrr* ?(' rn isstitt rt .".rd ^?ru?n itonii with tli
N C . part prima vliltr, in hufki **! ! at t>? tractor,
r?(Jcorgin, bag* inclu.h.l, nt fi.'i a 07. A? ''r,, ' "
?!e Mocks are held, mien art* d ffioult. (t.iti 53. "T*
s 93 n $ I. No transact ion* hi wheat, anil '|iioi.i- 1,111 *1'?
m cannot lie given. Klrnir n increa* tig hi at nt i - u hich
i llarrrlia sell at FJ a si for favorite brand* April,
ur* niiii colli-c in.iint.aiii former quotations, but * hairin
ness limited mviiif to want of arrival*. Mulu- XVI"
in n-.i.ill supply, ami at former rater 150 hint* |!,'<W l'
>a rolil at 117 J a IF Salt 9(1?interior SO. 1 '',l? t'"1
IacCs ?Nr. iii-?, fleetly prime, scarce nt 14 i 15 |> i od i
s and shou Idem, owing to arrival*, rule lower ?
for the lorimr .anil IU for the hitter The ten- 1'
y is siij) downward. For lar.l, there is scarce- !
ny drintiml.
WRIGHT & ORR, "
TTOJIXJi YS AT
SPARTAN III'INI, C. II. 1 F> t,
tcr in May. lama's lirick Kmlding, neat
r to !4?bo A* Ktlwarils law office, up stair*.
. I). WaiustT Spartanburg C. II. 4 1 I
*s. I. (i.nt Anderson C. 11.
' n IS:"; ? !L [- -'?
t n\t: iti:tn ok unit. ,
IlKA I' rilT'l. Complexion nltil P arl Wh's Fifty oi
. t eeth aild milch to the grac'-S ol personal at- the.r R
ton, a to! are no iticon* dcrahle ehatms to Fc- All j
e beauty. Therefore, for the Hair?-Use Kuj?. will he
nny's Kan Siiitrnl For the compleiion? Roa-i? :
It.illli <-f n I lulls Hi I Mowers hiT the teeth. It.
I "J
ry't t*ri .* Tooth I'esl-. AI*o, u?e the tine
<lou Tooth liiuhlir*. Tito above preparations ,1 R
valuable addition* tt? the toilet, and are there- Kob
rmentiall} requisite to #11 persons of tajto and .
1:
ISIIIiR A. II KINITSII. Pharmaceutist* nnd Atnbrot
if?3'vt.?. have (or aalc the article* all titled to.
I ire 11 U .1 tf
ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Sl'AIlTANni HO PlSTRICT. from, al
In tlio Common I'loiw. on motii
1 Pt eaitient ami IKrerlor? of the Han'* of InSlate
of South Carolina, I'.ndotaett, t?. Compla
f,' C heitncr, Endorser. pubbeat
DceUrnlion by Attachment. pro con
TIIKUi: the Plaintiff did, on tlic 13th dav
r of Dtwmbcr, lile hi* DwhiMioa #gnin*t (imm
Defendant, who, 1 a* it t? said,) ih n'tneiit from
without lift lim t*> of this Stale, nnd has neilhir | ill,
nor attorney known within the nno up. i> "\rjiI5
rn n copy of liic !?a.J dwehif.ition might be act \ in;
< > plant I,
is therefore ordered that the Mid defendant do t |e<,t,h|
ar and plehd to the said doe'nratiou, on or be- 1 |;|,|,.\
the i lilt day ot I >. < 1 Int. wit ( h will be in the al|I| ,
of our l.ord one th'?t*and eight It tab! red and nr. tele l<
six. otherwise tinal and rtbaolnte dudginC:t nnrlcca
Ik- then c.vcn and awarded ?ga nsthiiH. , nmuns ,
.T B TOLLESON', Clerk,
wo II 43 M '
LJ I* !* ?J. I lU'M" "J ' J
HERIFF'S SALES,
APRIL 1850.
fIRTUK ol sundry writs of Fieri Fa cine
mo directed, there will be sold, before tho
Iouso door, in (he village of Kpnrtnnburg,
i first .Monday nnd Tuesday in April
c following property:
Acres of land, more or Irtu, bounded by
f Win. I) igwell, <lorun Mill* and others,
is the Uivingsville tract of land, with all the
ments, machinery, &c. Sold ns tho proptlis
Bivingsv;,'c Cotton Manu'aeturiiig
ly, m the suit of Jnni**s Divings nnd others,
the risk of the former purcluucr, John Bores
of land, more or less, bounded by lands
V. Harris nnd others. Sold as the properV'm.
Carver, at the suit of F. &. W. S.
I and others.
ores of land, more or less, bounded by lands
en K'rbv und others. Sold as the properJ.
(Juinti, nt the suit of I*. K. Bates,
ores of land, more or lcs?, bounded by lands
rt Clark, Uavid Hall and others. Sold as
of 1 limn Hall, at the suU of Robot I Jackn'r.
ol Thomas Jackson, deceased,
errs of Land, more or less, bounded by lands
. Walker, \V. II., G. W. 11. L?ng and
.k'own as the St. ihdin'g College.) Hold
roperty of J. D. MuCoHouglt, at the suit of
!. Wofflird, Kx'ors.
errs ol land, in.>ic or less, bounded by lands
Thomson and others. Sold as the property
innli 11 mt, at the suit of K. Jncksolt. "(So'd
sk of the former purchaser, J. W. Hunt.)
cres of hind, more or less,bounded by lands
y I>oJd aud othirs. Sold as the properly
Rowland, nt t!ic ?ul of I'. S. Hunter ami
cres of land, more or less, bounded by land*
n Turner, James Petty and others. Htdd
roperty of Benj. Price, ut the suit of South
i Manufacturing Coni]KUiy.
CrCs of land, more or less, bounded hy lands
lii'it Tnyl-r, John Ynrbomugh, and others,
the property of Wilson Alexander, and
:re lot. more or less, bounded by Jas. Birthe
south, J N. Nolly on the wist, north
i acre lot ovvnc.l by deft., and fast by
?rd street. Also, ?-acre lot. tlfore dries*,
I hy lot known as 1). \V. Moore's on the
vest hy J. N. Nolly, north by Greenville
nd cast by Rutherford stri ct. Bold as the
r of O. Burgess, at the suit ol Wm. \Yn!k? r
em.
H -aero lot, itrire or h-ss, bounded north by
ishop, and east by Cleveland's land, south
cast, and west by Church strc' t. Sold ai
ierty of IV l? Dultou, nt the suit of D. \Y.
i ncrc lot, more or le*-, bounded by lot* of
Thornton. J. II. Wilson and others, wiik
iprovcinents on it. S-ld at the piopcrty of
; * at tltc bit'i o' Tollcson and Wilson.
Ij acre loi, more or le*?, bounded by l<?'t
i. tlrccn, C. Moore, W . C C imp, and 1.
onion's lot, known r.t tho O'Neai ]"tj ar.d
Rutherford street. Sold at the property
o\v n, at the bu:t of J. W. Tuoker and others,
rtueof an order frotn the Co rt of Ord'twill
sell on Sales-day in April next, fitly
land, more or less, situate on the waters of
? Creek, adjoining lands t>f W. (J. Iltgh,
Whitman and others. Terms: Twelve
credit will be given, by the purchaser giv1
to the Ordinary, with two or more upsureties,
together with a mortgage of the
* to secure the payment ot tho purchase
The easts ef proceedings to ho paid in cash
jf sale. l\j?-se*N.oo to be given 2otb Dec.
urehasers to pay for tithn.
s of Sheriff* sales Cash; purchasers to pay
n. A. WIN'fJO, S. S. 1).
(Ts Office, March 17 lhifi
NOTICE*
VIRTU K of authority to me given, by
e*l, I will sell, on Siilts-Dsy in April next,
aubtirg Collrt ITouse, to the highest bidder,
i, tin* tract of Land whereon \VM. LITKLI)S,
jr., now lives, containing one hon
I ten a-i iai, n:<>rc or less, adjoining lands of
I Walker, es) , Alexander Aikeir, and
|o s itisty a debt s*-euta-?l hy mortgage, made
alii day of March !S."?."?, by the parties
[5 of t lie* a for.-ma id lands. Sold as the proWm,
I dttlefiehls, jr..I. M I. tthfficl -1?.
nira Morgan. Purchaser to pay for title
SAML'KI, W. Tl"CKKRt
h If! M-'itgtgee
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
St?.vitra nbc tto I)tsrit tcr.
In the C<vnmm Pleas.
.W.MARTIN, )
v?. Xtiachmeut.
;kr Ror.RucK. \
O Jc KI)W AUDi>i Plaintiff's Attorney.
1KRKAS the Plaintiff* *3id on the eighteenth
d iv wY March, file Ins declaration
the defendant \\ k v, tax it is sr.id,) is alisent
.1 w itfiout the limits taf This State, :iti<l lm>
wife ttir attorney known within I he ha me
liom a copy of the said declaration might lie
It tu lh.-.f..r,. ....I?. ..I .1. . .1 1
? . ' % Wiui|\u, i i I.I k III I* ISli'l ??<"
do appear and plead to the m.J declaration,
tTiri' ll'.o n neteeiith day of March, whieit
in the year ?>( our I/ir%l One Tltcuwand
Hundred and Killy-Scven, otherwise lin.il
olute Judgment will thru he given and
d agn ii!?t luni. J. 15. TOI.I.KSON,
h 1S, I ST?f> c. c. k r.
to builders!
) < 'ommi?nnncr* of IV.biic lITddinga fir
nrliuibuiy l)i*trk-t will. >>n t'io loth of
i *t, let to tin: nio?t approved h dd?r, the
j and finish n?? a oriv COl'KT IlOl'Sli
Dinlrict. The Contractor will he ri quired
Inmd with approved urrtic* for the I'aith'ormance
nf itie w.irk. iSctdid PropiaaW,
e names of iswrotios to M-CBO1 Imiiil of Couwdl
hi- received by either the C,?inmi*sk,n*
lath April. A Jhaw'uip of the Itudduig,
lienlfail* aCCMInpanyhij* the wtmr.feJtcept.
cifieation* far the interior of the Building,
will he ready far inspection hy the 1*1
may he seen at any time by calling oti the
inn or < 'lerk of the Ihxird. The Coiuraotol
required to remove the old bu Ming, and
re material* of which it is composed into
itrrct. The time of on murium ami tin
a! payment" will be ir. ule known in due time
( . IV. 11. bkfjU, Cluiirm n.
i. KnuAitna, Clerk.
h 13 3 r.t
A S. DOUGLASS,
rrORNEYA TLA W,
KPAIITANlll'RG.C. II.. S. C.
lico lievt door east ol Court ll?i?f.
p 80 :>
Town Taxes j
4 IVrami? within tfic Corporate Limits ol
ie Town of SpurlAnb'urg, w ho are liable t<
1 Uo.i.l Italy, are hereby notified that they
mred to pay to the Clerk and Treasurer n
111 Conned the sum ot Two Ihdi.ir, and
nt*, mi or by the lirst of March neat, fot
oad Ta*.
icr?on? fa '.ng to pay Iho same at that thru
required to work twelve days upon t!ia
lid Street*.
, order ol the Town Council.
(t ! ".< > \V II LKliO, Intcn?LMit,
. Archer, Clerk and Treasurer T. C.
a i sa tr
S KQMTV?Spartanburg.
ic Watson and Willmin Watson, vs. Jatntt
W.'l* >n aii<I others.
Hill fm account nnJ relief.
[v siinj l'< llio n.it * acdon of Ok* Coui t, lint
.* Wutfon, one of the Defend nits, resides
i.l without tlic limits of t??rw Htate. It is,
it? ol Complainant's solicitor, ordered
lo appear mi.I plea I, answer or demur to
mint'* 1MI, withm three month* from the
on of thin rule, or the rvrc will ho taken
It v?o niJ.lil'Sl lelll.
TIU) t> I' VKUNON. r e s d.
Ofllce. Feb ?0 f>2 .Vn
I RUiUtM i: or SUMMER.
llhNA Water, a delightful and refic*h?
|m rfilin.', pi epved liont the Iio(-hoii5n
n'liion Triloba, an.t is esteemed the most
. >i>p. mi i^e t > the toil* t. ai>o < i raonW
A'l KI5, Ikitifz a veiy pleasmt pc:tn:ne,
'reomittrinlril to the public an a charming
>r the handkerchief, hands, and face. Also
ni soertiiii nt of |,ul?iii*k tjeiiu.jio Extracts,
vhich are several new odor*. For ?ile by
fish eh a- iieinit8h,
h 13 St' T); ;ni Chen >*t?
1 1 II I I???^
MONEY FOUND.
PICKED upIn my 6TORE-ROOM a bank
bill of au amount that is of some importance
to the |o?or. The owner con lintrc the a.trne by _
applying to me, and paying ihu coat of this. I
Ncsr Qlcun Springa, 8. C. J. W. BOBO.
March 13 3 St
J. M. ELFORD, IfcAGISTRATE, r
AT SULLIVAN ?fc TRIMMIER'S ?
LAW OFFICE, ON ClfURCII 8TREET. C
ALSO AGBNT " *
of the Southern Mutual Life luafiwce Company ,
at Columbia, and tho Southern Mutual Life and 1
Fire Insurance Company, at A (heap, Georgia. t
Any information in regard to Insure aft* given at v.
nil tnnea with pleasure.
S|MirtAiiburg, March 6 1836 " 6m .
Z Kf
m. w. bttiikwooo. wm. h. ^uth. '
BVTHEWOOD ft SMITH, v '
Brokers, Auction and Commission "
MERCHANTS, ?
FOR THE SALE OF '
; REAL ESTATE, NEGROES, COTTON. ;
flour, grain,
AND ALL MANNER. OF J
I PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE, ?
j 204 bxci1anue how, richardson street,
IIEFLRCNCES. 1
Stetihiiuee, Allen A Co. ) . . .
tVi?.ic*& Goodwin, | Char,colon. (
J..hn A. Craword, j c<(luml/ g. C
Richard Aiidcraon, ) '
1-trmvley Jk Alexander, Cheater C. II. ^
C*d. S. N. Stovro, Yoikville, 8. C.
Spring* & McLeod, Charlotte, N. C.
Michael Brown, Salisbury, N. C.
U. C Conke, C6f!cord, N. C.
l>r. W. U. 'libit, I^cxington, N. C
Whitfield Walker, New berry, S. C. -j
j J. Brown, Andcrmm.S. C.
Clower, O'X & Mi'klrv, Greenville, S. C.
Jim. Kyle, Laureca, S. C.
Feb 21 32. 3m
SULLIVAN & TRIMMIER,
ATTOKSI.VS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS IX EQUITY,
Have formed a copartnership for Spartanburg j
District in the practice of their profession. Office '
i in New Brick Range on Church atre.t. j
I r> r? c... ? ? > ?
? V/. i ..ni.uo*,v ?l. V. 1KIMMIKIU
JKVb 2J ?2 If
JOHN HENRY ZELLER, 1
CONFECTIONER AND BAKER,
SPARTAN BI* RG, opposite Palmetto House,
keeps constantly on hand Candy, Cnkeu,
I ''riad Hop Bear, fine Fcgar*. Ac., A?., to which ^
lie invites attention Nov. 41 ly. A
HYATOfBtRNEY & CO. ?
1 MRRCT ivportrrs AN i) WltOLF.SAt.E DKA I.E It 0 in a
! u- &jiiii r?J5 Aitjj mmmvm
DRY GOODS,
No. 37 IIAYXE MKtLT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Jf.n 10 1856 40 if
Commissioner's Notice.
VI.L Guardians, Trustees, Receiving Committees
and other Person* authorised to make
nnuual returns, are hereby notified to make up and
report their annual accounts to m? on or by the i {
first ol March next. The items of expenditure !
must Ire vouched. Rules will he issued against all
Defaulters. TIIO. O. P. VERNON, c. i.e. d. j
Cotqr'e Office, Jan. 3 43 tf.
Look Oht for Boarding.
FpilE SUBSCRIBER lm* opctie.l tbe house Q
j -1. formerly ?>ccupiod hy Hirr.in Mitchell, near
, the Methodic Church, in Spot tiinlmrg Village, for "J
, the reception of BOARDERS. Can accommodate
ti teen or twenty with comfortable room* and lodging.
at tlic cuatoinarv rate* of hoard in lliis place*.
Feb 7 50 '6m T. W. WATERS- 1
Infallible Worm Drstro;iU; j
SUGAR PLUMS.
rpilKREis no med eino more indispensable to '
Jl b" kept in fam lies, particularly where there ?
are children, than these Pltiin* They have bt-cu
proven by ample experience to lie immediate, safe, 0
and efr.viiial, and at the same time very agreeable, *'
readily taken by children, destroying nil k uds sf r
Worms in the human body. For sale at 0
FISHER A llKINITSirS '
Drug Store, opposite Court 1 louse. ^
j .T -sis 13 4 fi ^
AVniTE CASTILE NOAPT
r pIUS new Fa,nay and TOW ET SOAP is held \
1 in high esteem, and is sU|K*rior to the ordina;
i y Mops for its olaiid and emolrht qualities. For J
tiie nursery it is particularly adapted?innocent in |
1 its combinations, and free from all injurious nlkalivs.
For sale at FISllKR A JIEIMTSll*S
Feb 14 .*>1 tf l^rug Store.
BldlLORS ^ BALLARB^S
NEW and greatly improved Instantaneous j
HAUL DYK. | ,
Our readers who have Rod or Gray llair ore J ,
particularly recommended to use these Dyes, n* they '( ,
w ill change it to a beautiful Brown or Black iu 1 t
thr?f minutes. Thousands of ladies and gentle- ,
I men who have used tlfein nek owl. dge them to be ,
the nw*t perfect Dve? in the world. F.?r sale by ,
FISHER A IIKIMTSIJ.
Druggists, Opposite the Court 11 > ui.
dan 10 46 ,
iiEiMisirs ;
i> t i.l.l. ii n. ? x.
un mail ?t-^viaivic isor>r rcwirrr# 1
1^ XI'KIUKN'CK Imm pri>rwl tin* Powder, whuh ' 1
j i* loir>|msed principally of vcpeta^ba, tube
highly bcueticinl nnd useful f?-r tin- cure, and n? a
preventive of nil those disease* to whieh that j
1 noble aniinni, the Home, is subject, n? l)'.?trni|<rr
Hidebound. I tT>iC*..;K???, 1/?V of Appetite, In Ward
Spr.i ns, Vellmv Water. Fatigue ftnm linr<l everj
c ue or work, liilhimination of the Kye?, Debility,
, Waiting ol l lesli, &o. For ?al*liv
FtSUKR A- I1KINITSII,
Pharmaceutists nn.l ClientioU,
'iTt It) 46 opposite Court House. *
ItMMTMI'S HEAVE POWDER.
r|^IIIS ?.ife and highly Pectoral Powder, * w?H
JL known and appreciated, is universally admit- '
ted by a'd who have levied its virtue** lobe a spe? >lv
and perm.no nt euro for I learn, Slwrlnos of
iifeUili ??i* itr-.'ki ii ilid, Cuughx, Cold*, SiSt'l uii |
, k in!nil disease*, ot '.nation from infl munition of
the mucous membrane ol the lmi-.pt ot Horse*. It
f ' is a emiihiiiatinn of the nw?t approved vegetable
I ingredients, such as are welt known, ntid have been
. successfully used against the nbove d'?en*c-s, and is
wm ranted to be an elTieaeioiw and safe ?|xbifio, and i
a* such in reoonnocii l.d to al! w ho keep Hdrtin. i
K'.r sale nt
FISHKR Si HKIMTSIPS Drop Store,
Jan IU 46 opposite Court I It-use.
Notice.
4 I.T< I*< VsonA inolt icd to me, eiilier by Note
1 \. or Book .voount, arc earnestly rn)nv?trd to :
enll and act tie the twine. They will tind me in '
i I >r. Wm. O. Bennett's Counting Rdotn, No. i'
Ih ivk Ridge; in the house formerly occuped by f
M- ssis. (told up ?V t 'linipbil'n
I have sold out mv at<>elt gf Hoods to Dr. Ren !
i | nctt, (with the exception of .a portion of refused 1
, J jjoOiW, whijh wi'l Ik* sold at Auction,) at a lnrjje
j discouut trout what t)i<* goods n<-tua)ty c??l mi- in
j <'a?h, in order to wind up my btis'.niss nt once,
j All those who litvu not the Money to pay now,
must close their account* by Note. And th nr I
: ? ho w ll not d i that; iVflM not complain if they
have to pay Co?t. The holiness must ho closed u|<
'ooii, n? I am compelled to a t down here, and wait {
uu til ilu *e Mthmtn'.t can he mads.
J.in 31 tf 1HKAM MITCHELL. j
C. C. Huggins,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Spartanburg Court House S. C
n'ArS iiia ahop on Main street, over the Hook
. Store of William Walker, where heIs prepared
to till.ill orders and execute all johs in
the lattit styles, with neatness and despatch.
Callaud see hire.
.Tur.? 9 16 ly '
SPARTANBURG^ ^
"APOTHECARY'S HALh*
TllK NEW MEDICINAL, '*
)RUG AND CHEMICAL STOKE,
18 LOCATX0 IN RrARTANBCRO OPPOSITE
TUB COURT HOUSE.
rllE aubaeribcra reepeetfbl'y null tlie attratieSl
I o< the citixcna of SfMrtanberg, and of the
djaeent dh?tricta. ! ? their NEW I>UUG A*!*'
MIUMICAL STOKE. iocitcd in the villag? a*
pnrtnnburg, where will altvaya be foe ad ^lt
upplyof
?RESfl AND GENUINE MEDICINES,
mbrruing nearly every article unuxlly kept th Drug
Itoree.
Mr. HENRY K 1IEINIT II will have the
ntire manaprpicnt of tbo atore. and all PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATION will bemad*
?t himaelf, or wader hie immediate aoper?i?t?au
hie Rivee to the eoujnjuuily the naawranee thai
ill nrticlca from the*, store C~? genuine, and i?
cordancc with the jpitfartdBea rales of tbe U. S,
?b ?rm?c?peia.
They deair* nUa to atatc tU.it their conneetioa
rich the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
mUG KSTAIH.1S1IMKNT ?t Colombia wUl
nsble them to receive and supply large orders at
ery low prices. Phyaicinne, Plan tar a and Me*
hnnta, "Will do well toe/ill nnd rutmuae the atoefc
md prices, and judge for them*e!7ca.
THEIR STOCK WILL CONSIST OP
MEDICINES -& CHEMICALS,
DYE-WOODS. OD DYE-STUFFS,
SlLS, PAINTS & PAINTERS' ARTICLES
VARNISHES,
Window Glass and Putty, Glassware.
FRENCH, ENGLISH
md AsausfriLosim 3P>o7iTtti2iiaffy,#
FINE TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS.
FINE HAIR AND
OOTII BRUSHES, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS,
fJi;D3S^3 ft SD3>3>?:&'?i85lS
OK ALL KINDS,
SPICES. SNUFFS, MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
All the Patent or Proprietary
MEDICINES OF THE DAY.
Su-Ofit*!<> ? Twatw >
'UHE WINES AND BRANDIES FOA
MKIiTCISAL PIRPOSEB.
ljA^i>jElEITE['a
CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS,
CHOICE TOILET AND
r A N C Y ARTICLES.
Wo our purchases for cash, and offer
uoJs equally n* low oa they can l>c obtained froaa
uy similar establishment in tbia section.
Warranted to be Freeh, Pure and Gennin*.
Order* from the country promptly filled, and
at afarlion gaarautecd, with regard both to prioo
ud quality.
FISHER Ac I1EINITSII,
Pharmaceutists end Dispensing Clicniiatn
Jan 3 45 *
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* 3.
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5.
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