i
J. Ramsay, for Pensions : referred to the
Committee oc Pensione.
The general order of the day was entered
upon.
The report of the Judiciary committee on
the present me nt of the g^and jury of R?ch'a$3
district ; also on the petition of E Green; al?o
on the petition of sundry citizens of Un.on
district; also on the petition of G Artope and
wife, were taken up and agreed to.
A bill to prevent Kidnapping, was read the
second time and sent to the senafe.
A bill to renew the Charter of the St. Pat
rick** Benevolent Society of Charleston, was
read the second time and sent to the senate ;
tko
A bill to regulate the sale of real estate, also
*A bill to increase the Jurisdiction of Justice
of the Prace.
A biil to amend the second clause of the 2d
section of the 2d Article of the ? 'onstitntion,
was taken up and discussed at length, and
postponed till to-morrow and made the; special
order of the day for I o'clock. *
A biil to amend the 3d section of an Act to
amend the Judiciary System of this State, was
taken up and debated, and ordered to be laid
-on the taWe and printed.
The special order of the day was on motion
of mr. M'Cord postponed till Monday next at
12 o'clock.
A biil to regulate fhe fee of ordinaries was
lead the second time and referred to the Judi
ciary committee ; also
A b?8 to authorise limited copartnerships.
A Ml to establish and incorporate a Bank in
<3eocgetown, was read the second time nnd
referred to the com mirtee of Ways & M- ans.
The reports of several commiitees which
sobaitted yesterday, were taken up and
... T; .
The report oTthe committee on ch ms, ?n
the petition ofPeter Pye, was debated at con
siderable Ieng; h and adjourned till tomorrow,
* ? A bill to pfeveat the issue of mutilated
\ Benk Note*. aras postponod till tomorrow,-?
Ijoose adjo?rned.
GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE ? NO. 2.
Executive Depart* est,
Columbia, 5:h Dec. 1S36.
Gentlemen of the Stnaie,
and nf the House of Representatives :
I have received from Col. Gad- den a report
oq the proposed Rail Road between Charles
ton and Cincinnati, and regarding it as a very
able exposition of the principles upon which
?elf- moving engin s operate upon planes of
difierenl degrees, and also of the general
economy of building and repairing ral roads,
with a practical reference to the various con
templated routes for the one iu question; I
have deemed it proper to lav it before you, to
to be used and disposed of as you may think
proper.
lt s accompanied by a imp, on which the
4 fferent routes projected are distinctly mark
ed, so that their :ela:ive bearing and distances
i can be seen at a glance of the eye.
I avail my self of th is occasion to suggest the
expediency of making an appropriation for
completing the preliminary surveys, which
' Will be indispensable to a wise and judicious
selection of the route on which this road shall
be constructed. Until this shall be done* I,
presam? the Legislature will not be disposed
to make any appropriation to aid iii the exe -
cat on of the work itself.
1 have also received the accompanying me
morial, -i^ned by two of the Judges of the
Co 'it of Appeals, in the name of the whole
Bench, setting forth the wretched state of the
provided for the Sessions of the Court,
^ and the want of a public Law Library for the
JBnafHtoiad^ri jiurvoe ibeix ?frssiogs tu Co-,
Iambi*. A suitable library, conveniently ac*
cessible to those who are to decide all ques
twos of law in the last resort, is second in im
portance only to judicial qualifications. It is
?JOt to le plumed that decisions pronounced
In the absence of the u-ual and necessary
means of forming correct opinions, can have
tllst c'aifa to general confidence, which should
belong to those adjudications which are to set
tle the law of the land. 1 therefore, respect
fully recommend the subject to your consider
ation, both as it relates to the Hall and the
Liteary. . ,
1 also submit for yourcorsid/raticn, a state
ment of the injuries sustained by certain
?citisensef Anderson District, by the, deterior
ation of horses impressed for the use of Capf.
Pickens' Company of Mourned Infantry, called
into the service of the United States, in Feb. J
fat. The impressments were ma ie under
the supposed warrant of an Act of the Legis
lature, which was only intended to apply to
cases in which the S ate was actually invaded.
Bot as the Officers wereactuted by a patriotic
motive, it would seem lo be unjust to make
them rrt ponsible for the consequences ; and it
would be even more unjust that those citizens
? who sustained damage by tfie impressment of
their property, shou'd bejeft without ccmpen
? fation. ?
As the laws of he United States provide no
vemed? for this class of cases, they are sub
mitted to the liberality of the Legislature.
GEO. McDUFFIE.
\
gotumftte gflcsropc
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, IS 36.
Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road.
The Proxies and Stockholders of the Rail Road
Company are requested to meet at Clark's, this
month xg at half past 9 o'clock, on business of im
portance.
TTfce following gentlemen have bjen, bv (
dhe Cerataf Appeals now m session, adinit
tied to practice in the Courts of Law in this
^State:
f John A. Alston, Julius A. Dargan,
Davis Goudelock, James G. Hall,
^ John M. Lowry, Johu Smart.
And '.he following were admitted to praclise
in the Courts of Chancery :
Wm. J. Wanna, Charles VV. Miller,
John Smart, H^nry Summer.
The communications of "A Stockholder,"
(which seem to be -of a character especially
useful at present) have been received, and
will be attended to as soon as practicable.
W e are sorry, both on account of Ins treat
ment of the subject, and our personal knovw
lodge of the author, that the crowded condition
of ogr columns will not allow us to publish
" Miles" until it will be loo late to have any
effect on the matter that it is designed to
influence.
The necessity of bringing up the Journal
of the Legislature, excludes nearly every
thing else from to-days paper.
THE South Carolina Society for the advancement
of Learning will meet in the Legislative Hall
on Satirrdav evening, December 10th, st 7 o'clock.
m. W. BRANDING Dep. Sec ry .
Dec 10 ' tf 52
PROSPECTUS
i OF THE
so t 55 e k ^ i e v 1 ^ ;
i TO be pahlW,c.UtW.?shi:i/toj4 ^tloVlar
jHvo >o. ?: -<> to ?- ?; Jf ^ js r;iu.
per annum, payable in a . m< . >. i
y ?,, r..r. :;r m o: in ormation, literary
sen, not only !or its l.tr ' ??,?tL#?rn
i . t ? i i . tl.it at which the soul Kern
tmtenf an be united u^>? the undertaking. with the
greatest ease, ar.?! wih the completes! exempt, on
! From all State or Partyje.dous.es
Of the matter, three fourths Jsay 2^PPJsh|''
c<>nsi* of regular Reviru * ; making about J of 2.?
do w'h These must, as to literary works at least,
return, as a general rule, somewhat towards th.it
! older method, now almost forgotten, and give a rei,
1 ijlar antdifsi" of the book reviewed, . frt be ot any
merit In Pd'hc* and upon Orrasx-nnl Topic*, there
i Ly be a greater liberty of deviating into mere us
I q'"n S portion of the Review, there wi* he given,
; m each No. a paper historical oi toe I ohtics and gen
i eral even;-, of the day : t<? serve as a Hntonrnl Re..
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i the ?Tonsest hands only : and its purpose, to
i unitv and consistency to the Public doctrines ofthe
I Review, such a* can scarcely be so well effected mi
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bodied in thfs part or the plan, with a view of favor
mg, in a certain decree, the more canons studies or
I to revive the knowledge of important, books, torbo.
i ten in the confusion of modern learning.
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their papers, wherever the subject wdl permit, the
, formot a Series; in order not only that thc> m. >
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i serve also, to re-print apart, for popu.ar eirculat o.i ,
i a method that will much augment both the rej.uta- ?
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the subordinate and more amusing part of: the 5 Jour
n3 Its contents will be somewhat various but ,
! will, for the most pari, consist o; short L\tey"^is {
ice*- B&'io"rap.'iu:al Article* ; a critical list ot .
, an<1 domesllCl ar,<1 senerdl " i
I 'tzJESes?.. -?<*< ??w? rnf i
1 wrUin733 tfc every where required. Papers in ,
1 which?ihe words do not bear a just k! i
i J^m^Son conveyed or the effect intended, will be ,
either rejected, without scrapie, or abridged, without j
m To^warrant this exaction, the usual rate of com
oensation to writers will be advanced to 2I dol.ars
Sprinted pa^e ; a price that will offer mir remu
neration to t^e^a'.ents and labo: which we toeh to
lions are now so largely settle* , ? .
and "e ,n!r?c:vc?miJerJl<x^Uon'1 respected
r?' The Journal ?hicj .W do |
elX^Tr^e^
from mvn H ofthe I'nionist no reproach ?
K2ta? ^nttges?ond to either party; nor
ba^afen eqofl field, whore they w, II only
Federative as distinguished from a Democratic and
Consolidating administration of the National affairs :
i rhp SdcTs of the Central government?
where Reform is hopeless and even useless, ^ i?
^pokcyof the States , capable, through
nnH hrave have often raised petty States inw
citizens, the lovers of civi energy:
corrupt one! of win, h the Newj,per re?? ., he
voicc ; for these purposes, to dilfu^e
land soundj and well Jj-^liitfSRS
Of its criucal purposes, it is not ^
^u^he^puKstri towards' the best in
llemofhi. temporary renown, 0<
uermitted us to have, in America, i_..?iv in
^^Si,^noS^o,n,t.e
be foreed ?n ?., under
out of the ver> ? ? \ . 1)0r ]ess upon that
unsparing w-ar will be ^ . g .. ot jjuiness
SSl?Sl?
amons-st us, by ^ ?Lever eke of per
they pa??- - ' ,.r(.ss cut upon us, a
nicious tne rsortnem ? i ?niVtv be
strict supervision must, for our ?erj saltt),
literature of mere Amufcment-Nov
eisTer"e^ te
iZUlA [Discourses, and, ^
ous and heroical ? r Temperance
alive: upon Chari j fr Renorts* and upon all
or Antimasonic Sermons or RePori ?' criticism
A.wful Disclosures whatever, the current cnt.eism
ofthe Review must P^fc^^T"?"n''Jcd by this
tnf ' fv>r shortT \ r^^oo h'mg^a ud Earning grow.,
^nro^ for^people to 0.XUPV themes more
thaiaifcfcstarit with bad books, while sue h great
bodiesofg^od ones rot, almost unread.
i ~CT77(7\ K FKC H \N(iF,0.-The gentleman,
who, k' ? Pa^,;SSy^e'd"on the in 5 eTf
^rae at the College y.u^ry, auu
(in'.erior one,^ in ex' hangc.
Columbia, l)cc. f>, H3f>.
FRESH FRI IT.? Malaga j ;mt.e?, Hunch R:,is
ins, Soft Almonds, Prunes in small fancy boxes,
Figs, Currants mid Citron ? Just received and for
sale at No 3 New Brick Range, by
nov 19 It 17 J. I). MORDKCAI.
A
CarpmtcB** Wasitici.
T Monticello, Fairfield, several carpenters cnu
get employment, and the highest wages givou.
Apply at this otlice
Nov. 19 47_
(IIIECKSat Sight on Lexington, Kentucky, by
/ RICHARD SONDLKV,
Agent Hank of Charleston.
Nov 20 ' tf 1\>
Broker's Ofiic;'
B II. RICFhas established a Proker's Oflice at
? Hall's and Mclver's corner, w here any busi
ness in that line will be attended to. He oilers ;or
sale a first Rate Blacksmith, and a good Waggoner,
Wnggon, Horses &c. apply immediately.
~ - 3t 52
Dec 10
ASITI'ATION as teacher is wanted by one qual
ified to instruct in the classics and the higi.cr
branches of an English Education unexceptionable
references will be given. Apply at this O/ficc.
J>ec 10 3t* 52
" Operations on f it e Teeth .
DR. S. BLANDING has returned to Columbia
and will resume his professional business as
usual, at his residence in the Brick Range.
Nov. 13 ' tf 46
T?r ? JYbUce.
? to the Charleston, Louis
viile and C mcinn;.w Rail Road Company, are
requeued to meet at Winn*, . on the J2th inst,
to e.ec 10 represent them votc f()r ^
route ol sain no-id at KnosviJle
.V B. The Books are re-opened and
tion? will be received until the 15th inst.
CALEB CLARK, Sen. )
David aiken, > Comm'rs.
ROBERT CATHCART, )
i Dec. 5th, 1336 52
C IN C INN A T I, LOUISVILLE <f CHARLES -
TON RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
renin; subscribers hereby give notice, that they
I -B. have re opened the Books for Subscriptions to
! the Stock of this Company at the Insurance Office,
; and thai they wiJl be Kept open from 10 to 1 o'clock
! on each day, until the 15th December next,
j Columbia, 29/A Nov. 1836.
JAMES BOATWRIGIIT, ) Commissioners
ANDREW WALLACE, f for Richland
P. M. BlITLER, ) District.
r D T 3
Hegimenlal Orders .
i HEAD QUARTERS,
i Columbia, Dec. 9, 1836.
AH. GLADDEN having been appointed and
? commissioned Quarter Master of the 23d Reg
i imentS outh Carolina Militia with the rank of Lieut.
will be obeyed and respected accordingly,
i By order of Col. Lightner.
A. B. THOMPSON, Adjutant
j Dec 9 52 23d Reg't So. Ca. Militia.
! to' VII E CITIZENS OF FAIRFIED
DISTRICT.
THE subscribers for stock in the Lonisvilie,
Charleston and Cincinnati Rail Road, in Fair
field District, arc requested to meet at Winnsborough
on Saturday the 17th inst. to elect proxies to vote for
them on ail questions w hich may come before the
company at its first general meeting at Knoxville.
Dec 10 52
"AflTAJOR A. PENCI, Professor of GymuaStics and
if jEL Fencing to the University of Virginia, will*
open a School for Fencing, Broadsword, Quarter
Staff, &c. on Monday. Dec. 13th, in the Town JJaH. ?
He hopes that h.s numerous friends and scholars
will aid him in his pursuits, and he will exert himself
to gain from the public that confidence that as yet
has never been disputed. For information enquire
aOIr Cunningham's Bookstore jr at the Hall.
Columbia, Dec. 9th, 1330. 52
KOTICE.
The purchasers of properly at the sale of the Es
tate of Anne Hali, dee'd, are notified that the
terms of the said sale will be rigidly enforced.
THOS. FURMAN. i
WM. K DAVIS, [ Executors.
B EN J. F. DAVIS, )
Per 10 tf 52 _
Merchant's Blotcl.
f Formerly Conducted by Mr. Miot.)
Socisti/-st eel, Charleston , S. C.
TkANIEL COOK, the present Proprietor of the
jflJ^above Establishment, begs leave to inform its
Friends, and tho Public generally, that he has con
nected himself with Mr. S. W. Shelton and solicits a
continnance of the extensive patronage heretofore
receive I.
This Establishment, as is well known, is in every
way calculated to render comfort both to the travel
ler and permanent boarder, ami every exertion will
be continued on the part of the proprietors, to accom
odate those who may favour therewith a call.
Mr. S. W. Shelton will give his'personal attention
to the entire management of the House.
D. COOK,
S. W. SHELTON,
N. B. ? The Coktmbia,Camden & Savannah Stage
offices kept at the above Establishment.
Nov 28 3t62 .
Carriage X Horses for Sale*
A PAIR of large Northern Carriage Horsea, well
broke to either single or double harness, and ?o
gentle as to render them valuable to a family. With
a handsome light Carriage and Harness, but little
w orn, and built to order by one of the first w orkmen
at the North. They will be sold separately or to
gether at a moderate price.*
Also, a Very handsome Canadian Horse, with long
tail and mane, highly spirited, but well broke to the
saddle or harness. He would make a fine parade
horse. Enquire at this office.
Dec 9 lis 52
? - JYotice.
ALL persons w h o Fa v eTRrr prdiPlK&i tTren cluk&s ?
(and those who have handed in their accounts
and not yet called for payment) against the Florida
Expedition from Columbia, are notified for the last
time, that the accounts are now being finally closed,
ai;d they will not be paid if any longer deferred.
M. H. DE LEON,
Chairman of the Fiscal Committee.
Dec. 9th, 1336. 52
Lumber.
M HE following will be the prices of Lumber, de
livered at or near Columbia, after the 1st day
of January next, if not paid for on delivery, interest
will be chargcd until it is.
Co mon fencing and three quarter plank of ten
inchcs and not over twelve in width, one dollar and
fifty cents a hundred feet, if sawed 4 inches or un
der in width, two dollars and twenty five cents a
hundred feet. All quartered stuff, flooring plank,
weather hoarding, or any lumber required, to be all
heart and dear of knots, or 18 inches and over, wide,
one dollar and seventy five cents a hundred feet.
All plank 14 inches and under IS inches in width,
one dollar and 62i cts a hundred feet. ,<
Common Joists, Scantling, Sills or Plates 24 feet
or under, in length, one 50-100 dollarsa hundred feet,
do. do. of 25 feet and under 30 in length, 162i a hun
dred feet, do. do. of 30 feet and over in length 175
a hundred feet.
When either of the last named items are required
to be of heart timber 12i cents a hundred feet,
will be added to these prices.
Lornas & Davis, George Leaphart, r
S Percival, John Meetze,
James T Wade, Senr. West Caughman,
Samuel Loric, Thos. Taylor.
Green <fc Jenks, . ?
December 8th, 1836 52 r'
Saddle and Match Horses
FOR SALE. *
S N the Stable at the Legislative Mansion . .House,
near the State House, may be purchjjgted on
moderate terms, if applied for previous to thebreak
ing up of the Legislature, two pair of well broke ma
hogany Bay north-western Horses, and also a first
rate saddle Horse. Apply at the Stable as above.
Dee 10 tf 52
jHoncy Found.
ON Saturday the 3rd inst. a sum of money was
found in the Representative Hall, which the
owner may have by proving property and paying
for this advertisement. Apply to T. J. F. at; Ham
ner's Hotel. ' r
Dec 10 tf 52
Notice.
All persons indebted to the Estate of Capt.Charles
Thorn, Dec'd, late of Chester District, are
requested to come forward and make payment, and
fhosy to whom the Estate is indebted to)hand in their
o <*eoii n f s le<rn?i * attested.
at omts 4, , ^ THORN, Administrator .
Gladden's Grove,
Dec 70 32 *
Executor's Sale .
H ERE will be sold at the late residence of Jas.
Arnold, deceased, in Abbeville District, and
one mile from the Deadfall, on the 27th and 28th
December next, all of his estate both real and person
al, c insisting of 1300 acrcs of prime I<and, sixty-five
likely Nezroes, and Stock ol all kinds. The land
will be sold on a credit of one and two years, and
the other property on a credit of twelve months. ?
The usual security will be required
nov 13 47 4t A. B. ARNOLD, Ex'r.
Kyleti li iil Jinnual for 18^7.
LOWERS OF LOVELINESS; 12 groups of
. Female Figures, emblematical of flowers ; with
poetic al illustration* ny T. Hayne* Bailey, Esq.
BichardsoYs Dictionary: A new Dictionary of
the English language, by C. Richardson English.
Protestant Jesuitism. By a Protestant.
Herodotus, 2 vols, being the 29, 30 and 3l6t vols
of Harper's Family Library, classical series.
landlord's Comprehensive Atlas, Geographical,
II istorscal and Commercial. A valuable work. By
T. G. Bradford. A fresh supply of 'Mellichampe,'
this day received by
dec 7 51 J. R. & W. CUNNINGHAM.
For S ule or Hire ,
A FIRST rato Boot and Shoe Muker, about 21
years of age. A sale would be preferable as
he belongs to a gentleman who expects to leave Co
lumbia Reference to this Office, orto L McCoy.
JtfoV J2 tf 46
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
j ARE CONSTANTLY" R EC El V 1NG FROM
I El ROPE, ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK
OF DRV GOODS.
T II E V have an extensive assortment of foreign
and donusiic goods, comprising Duihl, l\osc
and M c trough Blankets; Clrths, Cassiintrea and
fc^uetts, of every variety; Fiur.-icls ; Merinos;
Ctrcass^na ; Vesting, of all description#.
Hosiery, Uneus, Cambri cs, and ail oilier articles
in their line.
Thev have verySately received an extensive in
voice of Goods from France, comprising Silks,
Crape?, Bombazines, Velvets, Kid and Beaver
Gloves, Sill? Hosiery and Gloves, Ribbons, Lawn,
Mns'ins, and every variety of t'uncy Good*, ail
which they offer for sale on the mc?st accommo
dating terms.
SHACKELFORD, POAG&CO.
Corner of Frnrer's Wharf and East Kay,
Dec 1 52 ? 10t Charleston.
Siat&pf South Carolina.
Office of Comftbuji Pleas. )
Richland Di^eict. J
T HEREAS Jatoqb Meetze, with a schedule of
his efforts on dwh, hath filed liis petition in
the Court of Common Pleha^ of the d. strict aforesaid,
stating tliatheis now in the^u?tody of the Sheriff
of Richland disttict, by virtue h(^ a writ ofCapias ad
Respondendum, at thesuitofthe Kjiarleston Fire and
Marine Insurance Company and praying a rule to
be served onthe said Company returhib'e before the
Honorable the Associate Judges of the Slsife ot'S. Ca
rolina to shew cause, ifany they can, why the said Ja
cob Meetze should riot he discharged from his confine
ment, jw-cording to theactofthe (General Assemhjy of
this stute, passed for the relief of Insolvent Debtors
made arid provided : It is therefore Oudi p.kd, thai,
the said Charleston F'irc and Marine Company do
appear before the Honorable Judges oi the s;ud State
at the ensning Court of Common ['leas to be holden
at Columbia in and lor the district aforesaid, on the
Second Monday of March next at the Court-House
of the rn'd district, to shew cause why theaaid Ja
cob Meetze should not be admitted to the benefit of
thcaakfaei, ai-whi?'h time and placed the Estate
eS$8 otx he said- Jacob Mcctti will be aebjgu
- ' JAMES S. GUIGN ARD Clerk of Court.
Dec 10 if oi
"^59 REWARD.
L E Ft my Camp, near Ash ford's Ferry, New
berry District, on Tuesday night last, on my
way to the West, a negro man named JOHN, a mu
latu*, of a pleasant cou rite nance, rather slender made,
about 5 feet 10 inches high, has an impediment in his
speech. John had on when he left, 2 coats, one a
janes coatee, the other a cloth frock, a double-breast
ed vest of ianes and corded pantaloons.
The said negro I purchased in Winnsborough on
the 5th instant, from Wm. Wadkins, who had horses
for cale and lived in North Carolina. The said Wad
kins is a good looking tellow, about fi feet high, will
weigh ab:>ut i 75 pounds and writes badly. I will give
for the apprehension of?said negro, in any Jail $50,
and if found in the possession of Wadkins $100.
HENRY JONES.
The Salisbury Carolinian and Augusta Senti
nel, will copy this and send their accounts to jhis
Office immedia ely. ;
Dec 10 3t 52
Graft*!
JSm ph itheatrc .
THIS magnificent concern consisting of Ninety
men and horses, and embracing the most beau
tiful stad of well trained Arabian Horses, ever ex
hibited on this continent, will be open for visitors at
Mr Coleman's Circus in Columbia, on Monday night
the 12th Doc. and the remainder of the week, when
will be offered a series of the most brilliant enter
tainments ever witnessed in America. The enter
tainments will commence with a
GRAND PROMENADE ENTREE,
led by Messrs. N. B. & T. V. Turner. Clown Mr.
Gullen. '
* Mr. N, B. Turner, the celebrated Herculean
Horseman Will execute his wonderful act upon two
horses, and conclude with carrying Master Henry,
upon his shoulders, also in his hand, his arm extend
ed at full leng.h, &c.
Master T. V. Turner, the unrivalled horseman
will perform his celebrate'! act of the Indian Hunter,
Yankee Sailor &c., and conclude with riding seve
ral times round the ring standing on his hcwl, the
horse at full speed ! Mrs. Gullen the celebrated
Female Equestrian will appear on her charger, and
will execute manv beautilul feats, standing on her
horse at full speed, during which she will go through
the broad sword exercise Are.
Miss Gullen the Juvenile Vocalist, bat FOUR
YEARS OF AGE, will sing the favorite songs of
"Polly Hopkins" "buy a Broom," and a variety of
other 6ongs accompanied by the Band of Music.
Thiapart of the performance is ever witnessed with
the most rapturous applause and admiration.
The Pony Black Hawk, is one of the most learned
of the Horse kind. He will appear as a domestic
and exhibit a perfect knowledge of his business,
always doing his master's bidding, and conclude
with a wonderful leap through a balloon, and then
walk quietly to the door, and knock at it for admis
sion.
During the performance *will be pre?ented the
Metamorphose of a sack, and many other entertain
ments which will be changed every night , and for
particulars of which see bills of the day. The whole
to conclude with a favorite afterpiece. ;
The manager has ureal pleasure in announcing
that he has engaged the services of the ITALIAN
BAWD OF Ml; SfC who have recently arrived in
this country, and who are not surpassed by any
Bond of Music of thair.namber in the known world !
%* No smoking allowed and the most strict order
and decorum respectfully observed.
't)cPors open ht G o'clock, performance to com
mence ataquarter before 7. Admittance 50 cents,
servants half price.
- Dec. 10 52
Union .Jockey Club
RACES.
TIIE Union Jockey Club Races will come off on
Wednesday the '21st December next.
1st day 3 mile heals. "1
2d 41 2 " 14 i
3d 44 1 44 " j Free for nil horses.
4ih 44 1 " best 3 in 3 .J
The Turf is situate about two miles from Union
C. H. on a fine soil, and will be in as good condition
ns possible. Stables can be had in town, or near
the track. And above all, the purses will be good.
By order of the Club,
R. J: C, AGE,
Secretary.
Unionvile, Nov. 18, 1836. 48
Wafiitcd.
BY a Young 3Ian, a situation as Teacher, cither
in a private family or a public school. Mis ex
perience is ample and his other qualifications will
enable him to teach the rudiments of the Lntin arid
the higher branches o!" ait English education.
If suitable encouragement be offered, he will im
mediately open a School in (own. Terms will be
moderate and satisfuctory relerenoe given. Apply
at this office. t f 47 nov 19
HALE A OA DEWY I
AT THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS.
FJMHK Subscriber will, on Monday tl*? 9th of
H. JanQvy uexi.opcn a boarding school at the I
Limestone Springs in Spartanburg At this inc?
tutioii, it m iuilWed lo embrace a more extensive j
eonrxe ot studic.v^han ha* heretofore been taught i
in Academies in this Sute. It it a lamentable, yet :
a well known fact, thaVin Grammar Schools oar ?
boys are drilled long and btonoosly in the acquisi- 1
sition of the Greek and LatiiHunguages, to the utter I
neglect ot thci; mother tongue/tM well as Natural
Science, Mathematics, History, Of the youth,
who are taught in Academies, not than one
fourth ever expect to receive a C oihgiuthqiaraik, n ;
yet the course of studies U precisely the ifcpie for
those who do not , as for those who do intend
ter College. The subscriber j>rop??<?^s, in o?r
at least, to remedy this evil, and to adapt the edu
cation of his pupils to their views in after-life.
While he will not neglect the preparation of young
gentlemen for College, (the best security for which
i* the uniform succts* which has attended the appli
cation of his scholars for admission there) he will in
the instructionof others pay more especial attention
to History, Nrw oral History, Book-keeping, the more
practically use.ul parts of Mathematics as fully and
extensively as is now taught in our College, and to
Elocution, by which is meant, not simply Oratory or
Declamation , but especially good reading, which is
so essential to every man as well as scholar. The
healthfulnesss of the location, and its remoteness
from all temptations to vice or immorality of any
kind combine advantages presented by few, perhaps
no institution in the State.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
equal sessions, commencing on the 1st of January
and ending on the 1st of Nov. The terms per
session will be 100 dollars, payable in advance, in
cluding all the charges for board and tuition.
n The terms for day scholars will be 17 50-100 dol
ing per session, payable in advance. Books, Sta
tionary, &,c. will be supplied to those, who desire it,
at the Columbia prices. Pupils will be received
at any pertad of the session and charged according
ly ; but no deduction will be made to those who
leave before ib&end of a session.
Passage can w had in the Spartanburg Stage
fromCpltUpbm, to tfi^Springs.
Ail letters of appficalSw must be directed ' to the
subscriber at Columbia, ubul the New Year ? after
that lime, at toe Springs. * v
\J. 31. DANIEL.
Dec. 10 <
The. Charlesto i Mercury will giyV
weekly insertions, and forward their at
office for payment.
A Card.
WILLIAM GREGG, respectfully remind
who are indebted to nim/ir to the late
Gregg & Veale, that he has not engaged in business
since the dissolution of the above partnership for
the sole purpose of closing that concern and collect
ting his debts. He cannot continue unemployed
any longer and finds it necessary, to realize his capi
tal now scattered through the, country preparatory
to engaging in business, which he Intends to do, in
some other place. He will be found generally, and
Mr. Veal, al ways,at the store of Yottog & Veal wliere
he hopes to have the pleasure of meeting all those
indebted to him, He b constrained to announce (how
ever repugnant to his feelings) that on the 1st of
February next, all notes and accounts remaining in
his hands will be indiscriminately put in suit for col
lection. _ _
WM. GREGG.
Dec. 3 5Q t
MARKS'
Porter and MAslish MMows?~
THE subscriber returns his th nks to his town
and country costomers for the patronage here
tofore received and respectfully solicits a conunu
ance of the same. , , ,
Hoi Coffee and Refreshments can be had at any
hour of the day, with other Relishes, until 12 o clock
A 11^ those who are not prejudiced against good
eating and good driune will do
MARKS ?for, in :he language ot wise old Solo
mon, "??/, dritik and U merry, for
Columbia, Nov. 26, 1836. 48
For Sale.
THE HOUSE & LOT where the subscriber now
resides. The house contains room^eleyen
of which are chambers of cood size. The oUt-buikl
ings are abundant, and m good repair. J iliel 1?
contains one acre, and is a choice garden spot, Per
?ons p?rcbaM ?re invited ^
""aSo, a mm'ettriami t>f MO icfpg,.tyi% fijS
Southern Boundary Street of Colombia. a?und?ho
head of Fisher'8 Mill Pond. Penom
ch^e would do well to call upon the
eiamino the land. J.M. 1>A Mb U IwtU
SOUTH VJWOIjIJV*!
IN CHANCERY.
LEXINGTON DISTRICT.
Saml. P. Corbin and wife,*| ?
vs BiR for partition and
Mary Parr, S. S. Saylor ^ ~
and others. J _ 'K* - .
IT appearing that Samuel S. Saylor, ofw of toe
defendants, is absent from and without Uie hums
of this State, so that the ordinary proeffl* of fcjaw
cannot be serv ed on him to make him a party to tms
suit. Therefore, it is ordered that the ?OKTSamuel
S. Saylor, do appear and plead answer or demnr to
the Bill, in the above case, within three months from
the publication of this rule, or in default thereof, the
said Bill, will be taken pro confesso against the muA
Samuel S. Saylor. , ~ ~ . *v
J. A. ADDISON, C.E.LD.
Commissioners Offi ce, )
Lexington, C. H. Oct. 20, 1836. )
Oct. 20 44 3111
Fall and W "inter Clothing,
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &c. &c.
A. c. sqjjFer &co. f
At the sign of the Black Hut, nearly opjjot&e Briggs
(late Edgar's) Hotel,
ARE receiving from their own MNnrfa^nr, an
extensive assortment of Fashionable CJotmng,
made expressly for this market. Great pains has
been taken in selecting the materials, and in th
workmanship so that they should not be surpassed
by none in this market,? which they offer to their
former friends and the public in general, ? moderat
prices : among which are the following articles
1M7 ?... I ? ? .
DRESS and FROCK COATS, COATEES and
HUNTING COATS, '
Of Superfine, Fine and Common, Bltte, Bjiacfc,
Olive Green, Dalias. Purple, In vhfole Green, Olive
Brown, Brown and Black Mixed Broadcloths.
Over Coats? Of fine and common, invisi
ble green, J&lack mixed, brown, drab and purple
broadcloths, Petershams and Cambtets.
Cloaks? Of fine and common, bluet brown, black
and invisible green broadcloth, goat mnf and worsted
C?Panta loons? Of superfine, fine atrf common,
black ribbed, buck skin, plaids, stripes, bhie, Mack
brown, drab, buff, purple, invisihle green and mixed
roadcloths and castmeres. ^
Vests? Of superfinale and common, plaid, fig
ured and silk velvets, plaid andfigured me
rinos, blue, black plain anil buff cassimeres nnd
broadcloths, figured and plain toilenets,
and labby velvets, figured plaid and plain silks and
satins, blue and black satinets, swandowns, uia
also: .. /-?
Boy's Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Hunting Coats
Roundalnmts, Pantaloons, Vests Over Coats, and
Cloaks? Of blue, invisible green, purple, black and
mixed broadcloths, cassiraeres, satunets, <sr.
ALSO:
A large assortment of coarse and fine clothing for
Servants.
also: .
A great variety of Linen, CoMtm. ^
Merino, Lambs-wool and Worsted Shirts and Draw
ers Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, Snspenders, Cravats,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves hosiery, Russia*
Belts Shoulder Braces, Pantaloon Straps, Silver
Ever Pointed Pencils, Pocket and Pen Knives,
Pocket Combs, Hair, Clothes, Tooth and iNail Brttsh
CS'l ' mb^elIlas? Of black, brown Woe and green
n:Ik and cotton, of all sizes and qualities. _
j|AXS Of black beaver, silk and imitation beaver,
^"cai's? Of fine and common fur* cloth and hair,
seal.
ALSO: ^ ..
Black and drab leather folio, Portrnariteaat Bid
lows and fiat top, seal skin, hide and fiuicy~Moroccb
Trunks. . ^ der
Also ? Travelling Bags 6f Brussels ' and common
carpeting. V? r
Also ? Broadcloths, Cdsimeres, Satinets and Vest
in gs, which will be sold by the pittern, or made to
measure on reasonable terms:
November 25 48 3m
Wnx
town
i Tuesday in January^ next,
fieri fhcvjs, within the fegal haai*qf*k> *
400 n Tf ? of Land, more orifE^ ?MMrfr
KndkMintV
trictof itiihiand, bounded
north hy Landa originally
John Carter, west by Co
the name of Walnut Hitf. . __ _ ^
Wheeler A: Co. r;. Kobcfi fcraddy, adm'r ot C. Jt'er
rin. v T- ii&pz$i"/<
'I he- Rouse ami Lot in t&rtWnefO**^ ;
tuning hah an acre of land more
North by Plain Street, fc^ast bjr /ohn J.
and west by Muriou Sircc^at the suit efJofc?P?
c?. John Black, r ' :. ' ?>,??? T
6*? acres of I-and* more or l?s, mttifti 3ks?
jjarab Brown now lives, hounded North West
ikh's J .and, Fast by Lands belonging fe the
tofJohn D. Brow-, ani on all oihor^jideau) J.
S. ('UiglhraU Land*. - cf' '
Also, onStmndrcd acre* of Land more or imi, ori
the twelve mOVbrancfc water* of Jackson's Ureck,
South!
bjr.
S. Pern vols Land, west by
"John D. Brow, and
( Joi^nsxds Lands*, at
Brr
, purchaser to; j
bonnded
I.nnd belonging
on all other sides
the no i t orBenjnmiii
John L). Brown, the
liam< ord <t Co rs,
Brown. Terms cash,
papers.
? $ C. DEBRUia,S.
Sheriff'# Office, Colombia, )
Dec. 10, 1836. \ ??: Vjfc.'.'-flfc*
wi Yttiua&U lmlant4*U&iii&- i
F0/2 SALE. k
HE subscriber offers for bale his Plantation-mi
i at npfci'.
sfx'ri of Jo)iaX>
T
the Catawba River in Lancaster District,, for- ' j
meriy beloncjingtoGov. Taylor, adjoming BroW>'?'
(formerly MclX>naid's) ferry tract; contafelfng h/
the original grants six hand red acres, batb|-v ft* \
survey seven hundred and twenty-two acres, two
hundred acres of wkiclu including sn Island of GO
acres, u bottom land, equal to any safe bottom land
on the river ; the baianeess npland ef the very best
?quality. There is bow voder cultivation about two
hundred and twenty acres, rerleared by tb^sab- . -
scribe r since Tit irj |ftl7
for upwards of twenty yearsT
On the premises dxtaatory
Q Gin o: forty-five saws, of Mt.tfoatwri^bt's make,
with running jear, all new and^n complete orfer; *
also a first rate Screw fef ? picking cotfoft? -i- frstaed
overseer home and other nee enary bnildings?
Detached from this tract is another of one hundred
and thirty eight acres, about three miies distant,
suitable for a residence, haying ?mal
and has alwayj "been- esteemed heal
r tracts most be sold togetlier. If not sold be&ftrtbe
" Monday in January next, I sfcuH on that day
"iem to the highest bidder, before tta^oert
in Lanca*terville. C-ne third of the ptffPbns*?
?one^f*U^ereqo?B8d in cash, the balaart lionc
and twowara, with interest. A bond with per- 0
sonal teeufw and a mortgc ge of the pi*4nise? ?&?
be required* Vsecnfe the payment. Enqeire?^
?Columbia of t b e^^nbsoTiber^ or on the Pls/itotionie
the overseer, who >tU*how t!ie ItuKis '
\rf~d a *r no in
Nov29
you last
fine Oats. ^You
" Chester Di
? All kinds of
R E. RUSS
dec 7
JAMES T. WADE, Sen.
x outloOaA r.
LL, NgeDSMAX.
Potato OaWthat I bought of
prod uceuv&bt bushels of
tshthis.
3,1836
Field Seeds to fi^ad at
lore. Ga&andi
W ^
la fiquity.-^icWattd.
Nancy Lorrick,
vs. ~*Pr "fii
Charlotte M. Lorrick,
and others, heirs of
John Lorrick, deed. .
BY order of the Court of
for Sale in CbhuibiB, on the first
January next, all that Floatation or t
ing in Lexington
f h*
? if
tracts of land, one
trad of hundred
two hundred acre
4r... Piata and bo
Abo, at theaam
composed of two s
on Dry Fork of C
conveyed to John
2?J. Feb'iim^ A
above, of 124 acres,
W. L Jamison to Jkm
, 1835; making a
fnineidncL
I vrtH akfo o.Tcr
noary neit,onrthe P
that Plantation or Cr
cr, being in all, 44Q
3dl acres, conveyed -l
I i0 r rick, oft the 26 th N
iv-*, composed of ihwi
of 527" acres moie or i
Sn*?acre^rf
831' acres 1
45^W<IfI-dL
tnicis i a? land in RiehUq^
51 acres, adjoining the above, conveyed i
? '*o T/.KW 1 >if"rt#?1r:* 1 if ll
cd by W fBhto
IX&tM
f&Wth CitrtSiaa.
URF&SDlSTiUCT.
State o
LAUi
^fartin Shaw and others^
aarun onaw ??? ww? ? .
*? ? cuJ1' c LULftirParutmtf
Benj. Sherley, Susannah f
*T appearing torn/ ?ati?-Itc:;on that Benj. Sheriy
il and Susannah hi* wiftf, Lewis Graves and ?
becca his wife. Janac txldin^s, and Sarah his wife,
Robt.Sherley, SlOres Steames and.,Tohn Stearnca, De
fendant in the above rated case, reside from ami
without the limits of this State, h is orJercd that
thev plead answer, or demur to the Bill of complaint
within three month8 from the date hereof or Wktf
same will be ordered pro confcmo against theic?^___
W. It FAKUB?;C. E.LO. '
m
fiit .sfc > ,
3W3&I
Commissioned s Office, )
Laurens Court House, y ?.
Nov. 25, 1S36 '
?
? Mfc
Dumfries' Itch O 3 ut Hi.
T HiS extensive aoJe and estaWwhod reputoatoin
of Dumfries' Itch OiiUment, encouni?? tile
proprietor to recommend it with feaewed ? **
to the public, os a meet innocent as weffci ^
application for this annoying disease. The most in
veterate cases have beep cored in one hour by this
esteemed Oiniment. If contains no ftfrrcurg, or
other noxictps ingredient, and. ma y be confidently a;>
plied even to the youngest children, or' preg?adt fe
males. *'
Price 37J certs. , > '
DR. REJJP&S ATOHJltUOITS
For IridigatUm 9 Lost of Ai~~'u*- fhmM*
ache, Costivenexi,
' ' Affeclions, $c. fatty
To comment on the efficacy of
successful experience of many 1
America has established jheir r
Suffice it to observe, tlioi
Flatulence, C'oetitenetf, H?dachev-1
will undoubtedly prove ikt- more seji.^
those drastic pnrges too frequftidj'/eibpfbyed, s_ .
will not 6nly at f be same time tend, to rtmB\e the of
fending cause liy gentle rnouOiHi ind strengthen fhe
digestive organs, hot improve tbc appetite Oitd reno
vate the system. >?
Price 50 cents. &'?? v ,? . ""
DR. RELFE'S VEGETABLE SPE?IT.C, .
For Sid Head Achq <fa
Price 50 cents.
?.JR
primed
succcssorto the late Ur. uonwny. *or sate, wimnn
the other 'Conway Mtdichies,' at his Counting'
Room, No. 99, next door tb J. Kidder's Drug Store,
corner if Court and Hanover streets, near Vpfmtt
HaH, Boston; and,tyr ?^ci3^^iQttnent,by >'+
Apritp . 6\ '
Land and i>>^roe?
THE Snbscribe? will sell on the
iter next, his ladds containing ?Mi
eightf-fK acrpt, teiuated in I'rnon District, aw
^?^^er fciver, at U^ailton'j ,/brd^
f through the land ; payment i
un uiesame day, he will also sell eigJik^..
negroes, On a credit of One and two years, with in
tertst..-^ TflOS. M'MEEKI^r
Oct at ? ? V ^ . -T5* ? 43 6t'- -
r- g> ,
w^vyv Just recei ved per ux^wes
and other arrivals and may be had
the store of
-
POLOCK, SOLOMOJT, CgflP <
Also, 2 Bores fresh Macaroni. *"
Nov. 11, 1836 ^ - - ? ( '
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