Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1828-1839, December 10, 1836, Image 4
npH E subscriber wiU sell at public sale on the 28th
A. Dee. next, at her lute residence on the line di
v?dia*vLaurens from Newberry district, near the
Uwd ford on Sahida.her plantation containing five
hundred acres, k isin fine preparation for the next
cropland haaatt the buildings and appurtenances of
?cotton plantation. There is also on the plantation .
jnnf the best fixed tanyards m the state, also a toll
crop of provisions and stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs,
' Gatde and Sheep. There will be sold at the same
tiait. abort thirty very likely negroes, among them a
TBacksmitkand Carpenter. The credits witfbe very
rJBStmiL and wilt be made known, on the dav or sale.
? -"fl , - _ Jfc. HALL. ,
The Hive w31 publish the above advertisement 3
tones, and present the account to J. 9; Brown,
j iifor.Ji^r 46 3t !
Teacher ?f* Med.
T BOB Trustees of the Franklin Academy will
proceed to elect on the 17th Dec. next, a Prin
cipai to take charge of that Institution, for the ensuing
year ^commencing on the first Monday in January
next,) until which time applications for the situation
ariit be received. None need apply except those
who are fully qualified to prepare students to enter
the- Junior Class of the So. Ca. Colfege. The profits
ef the school constitute the compensation of the
eacker, being on an average from $cSOO to $1200
per year.
Until 1334 the regular operation of the Institution
had for some time been suspended In that year it
wa* revived under unite unfavorable auspices, but
contrary to expectation the Principai realized that
year ever one thousand dollars. Since then there has
been a regular and rapid increase of patronage ; and
the Trustees fee! assured that all that is necessary to
make this one of the most flourishing Institutions in
the State, is the care and attention of a competent
and industrious Teacher. The Academy is situated,
ea a beautiful tot in rhe suburbs of the village, and
?applied by a bountiful weil of good water.
Applications may be made to the Secretary, post
paitft accompanied by proper testimonial* ef qualifi
cations and moral character.
By order of the Board of Trustees. "?
TUOS. i. WRIGHT, Secr'y.
Lancaterville, Nov 9, 1336 iDlOth 47
IS
Wanted.
Y a Yonng Man, a situation as Teacher, either
'in a private family or a public -school. His ex
perience is ample and his other qualifications will
anaAfohi&le teach the rudiments of the Latin and
tie higher branches of an English education.
if suitable encouragement be offered, he will im
mediately open a Sehool m town. Terms will be
moderate aaa satisfactory reference given. Apply
atthiso/Hee. tf 4? no^ 19
Cfeiirt of Ordinary.
DISTRICT ; S. CAROLINA .
t and
Applicants.
i
Daniel Bonkniieh t,
Margaret Kugter,
Statei
Margaret Rumph,
F; appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret
Kugier, one of the aJ ove defendants, resides
oat of the limits of thia State, therefore, ordered,
(hat sheappear and; object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate of George Bonknight, Sen. deceased,
late of the Dutch Fortran or befitfe the fourth \fon~
day in December next, or her consent will be entered
a. h. fort, a Lf.
: Lexington C. H. Oct 17th, 1836 X *3
of Ordinary.
CARO LVA.
LBXINGTOS DISTRICT
WBBmi WBKamaon aait 1XK'v'n
Hixaheth Sneigrove, '
Jesse Hallman and *
i Snelgrove.
Defendants.
to my satisfaction that Eli Snelgrove,
szm. one of the ab^ve defendants, resides out of the
fiautaof this State, ordered, that he appear and ob
ject to the division or sate' ef the Beat Estate of
Haxaef Snelarove, deceased,?aor before the fourth
Monday in December next, orchis consent will be
.. -WMjHTrd of record. --sp
A^fi. FORT, O. L. D.
Lexington C. H. Oct. 17th. 1836. 43
- ? i - 'r
?- - ? ?'? ; Jlotice. .
r?iHE Subscribers hayereceived their Fall supply
JK ef Groceries, Hardware, Ironmongery , and Dry
Choi*. ? .
Their assortment is very full and general. As to
the prices and quality, let the purchasers be the
have
red oft consignment
and Imperial Printing
P^Mrtfibsi the new ftu?er Mill lately erected in
Greenville district byfMrM. Patterson. The ee
tronage of the p*51ic is respectfully solicited to this
uew branch of Southern enterprise.
For thia new paper establishment the highest
price will be given for dean cotton, lines, and silk
another new branch of Southern enter
prise, the same request is made, vjjx
we have a fid supply, and soon expect a verr*
general assortment of Cotton Yarn, Cotton Ori
born. Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
ssaMhbctured by the Saluda Mann factu ring
ny, situated within two miSee of Coinnr"*
prices wiS be reasonable. c
Editors of Southern papers favora)^ ,tw Southern
Manufactures wil please to ?ve>"e insertion Jn
Shear papers to so much of yW advertisement as
refers to Southern Man
Columbia, S? C. Xov
L EWART ? CO.
/ ,47
^flTcffieston.
W F. MAJ?fl ALL having mi*e iar?e selections
e of *as6nable Good* places, offers
atscch prices a??hmkswtll satisfy
To merchants^? the country who
to make up Lhebropplfc? i" Columbia, he
sell goods by the pi*e a*'** naU advanee on
the original cost
In his stock are ia^ded,
HEAVY KERSH^t AND LINSE^S, for field
Sto?tlS^Mb^*nd Stnped Cottons,
Brown, and Cached, Sheetings and Shirtings,
Bed-ticking^
Duffle gi^kets, different sixes.
Red anj^hite Ftanneb,
p^pSaise.and floor-detb Baize,
Eighteen thousand yards calicoes,
jpineCaBco,
jSttr thousand yards of Plain, Figured and Printed
x 3-4 and 6-4 Merinos, ' . -
Grade nap Merino,
Frfeafc Bhied Ootln, diSisrent colors, and Sattinets,
Trwh^ner^ Bird-cy e anci Russia Diaper,
5-4, 6-4 and tt4 Lir.e^T Sheetings,
7-* far Lawn, very fine,
Lineai Cambric Handkerchief, low price.
3 ricks and Mnslins,
9. m *wunKIP| m
- - -?
fWWwWfc LmECcSi
J colored and figur ed,
A new articieof Hemp Carpeting, very durable and
HAT&toMt CAPS, severd cases,
A large assortment of fresh made Saddles,
Heavy Baortnfe Hempaod Tow,
Wrapping, Fools-cap and Letter Riper,
Shot-guns and Rifles, V
A general supply of Groceries.
CLOAKS.
AH the Ladies* and Gentlemens' Cloaks sold at tins
Establishment, are made in Columbia, having a large
' quantity of handsome Merinos and other kinds in
band. Those who wish to purchase to sell again,
eriS probably find them cheaper and better made,
than they can j$t them in the northern cities.
llfiraE , 40 "8t
... ? . ?ne BusihcJ.
fWlHE Subscriber has i ustonened a supply of gen
*; nine French^? EngSsh QUININE, calculated
1* a wet &e demand, which he offers at reduced
rate# ; physicians and country merchants are invited
9reatt aaa examine before they purchase.
Op posite the Golden Horse.
F. W. GREEN.
August 37 '? 35
Removal.
PWH? Suljscriber respectfolly notifies his friends
m*. and the pnbiie, that he has removed from the
jfjawtai hnnrrlj occupied on the corner of Plain
and Richardson street), to the corner nearly op
posite, formerly occupied by- Mr. James M'Fie, and
mtandatekeep a fall supply of aH goods in his line,
rix : Drv Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, and Ironmon
snr._ Also, Groceries, Cotton Bagging, Bale Rope,
ROBERT WADDELL.
Coinmbia, October 7 . A 45
lilitirv Goods, &c.
No2CRICK RANGE
fTVHE Subscriber is receivingand opening an ele
i -M gant assortment of military goods, suitable
i to officers of every grade, consisting of
Cat and thrush swords gilt and plated mounted.
Sabres do Jo do do
Gold and Silver eppaulefts
Gilt and plated do Wings.
Sashes, Kelts and S^vord Knots, Plumes.
Gold and Silver iace, Stars, Tassels, Cord, all of
which are fresh aew goods, and will be sold on as
reasonable t#*?5 as they can be obtained in the
State, wit* a splendid assortment of Duelling, Belt
arid Po^fiet Pistols, together with a small but very
cho** selection of Double Barrel Guns. Purchasers
i would d * well to call and examine for themselves.
Watches^ Jewelry, Arc.
Sept. 17
WM. GLAZE.
38
..WILLIAM GLAZE,
M ES PEC T FULL Y informs the < itizens of Co
lombia and its vicinity, that he has just re
turned from the North, with a very ch' ice selection
of fine GOLD AND SILVER PATENT LEV
ER WATCHES, from the Factories of the most
approved makers, and a very fine assortment
of rich and tt^bionable JEWELRY. Having made
the necessary arrangement, both in New York apd
Philadelphia, tnat will enable him at all time? to
keep up a fine *sscrtment of the above articles, he
wiH be happy to serve his friends *nd customers, to
whom he will sell on the most reasonable terms, and
pledges himself to give peifect satisfaction
Diamond Jewelry, * * * ?
Ear anc Finger Rings,
Breast f ins, &c.
Silver Ware ?
Spooas, Knives & Forks
Mugs, Cups, and Susar
Tongs, , , ' '
SaltandMustar^poon*,
Brittania War*,
Coffee Uw snd Candle
Sticky
Larg?and Small Musical
p?ies that play from
I -Jourto six tunes,
/Pen Knives, Scissors,&c.
Ladies *nd Gents Dress
J Ojses and Writing
t >/ks, i ' *'
jJBerforaery, Fancy Soaps,
Walking, Riding and
Swora Canes,
Double and Single Bar
rel Guns,
Swords, Pii-tols, Dirks,
Game Bags, Powder and
Shot,
Dupont's fine Duelling
Powder is canisters of
1 lb. each.
Fine Razors
B1
WrCLOCKSand WATCHES repaired? Having
obtained Mr. T. W. Radcliffe to take charge otthe
Repairing Department, those disposed to favor me
with their work, will- have it faithfully done. Mr.
R. is too well known in Columbia to make it necessa
ry to say any thing as to his skill as a fine work
man; he is not surpassed if equalled in the country.
.-.?August. 15 33
Fire Insurance.
INSURANCE may be effected on Bnildings and
other property in this place, and in the vicinity,
at a reasonable rate of per centage, with the Augus
ta. Fire Insurance Company, on application in wri
ting, to the Agent in this place. Applications, (post
paid, in all cases,) must contain a minute description
of the property to be insured.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, Agent.
Columbia, Jan. 24 tf ' 4
Negro Shoes and Brogans.
QAAH PAIR, of a superior quality, Sewed
and Pegged, just received and for
B, L M'LAUCHLIN, & (To
October 14 42
T& Journeymen Tailors .
WANTED, four or five Journeymen Tailors, to
whom constant employment wiH be given
and liberal wages paid.
T. DICKINSON & Co.
Oct. 8 41
T. DICKINSON & Co.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
WOULD notify their customers and the pub
lic in general that they are now receiving
and opening their Fall ami Winter supply of Goods,
imported by them direct from Europe : Consisting
of Cloths, Cassimeres* and Vestings. They are
also receiving from New York, an assortment of
Hats, Stocks, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Cra
vats, &?. &*.
Oct. < . tf 41
V Grand Concert. ,
IMPL E- CUDDY (Professor of the Flute) respect
JLfJI folly informs the musical public of Columbia,
that he intends giving a Grand Cojtcert of Vocal
and Instrumental Music, assisted by Professors of
eminence from Charleston ? due notice will be given
of the performance. "
-N. B. Mr. Cuddy wiH, during his stay, give a
course of lessons on the Flute to a limited number ot
gentlemen. Applications as to terms, apply at this
office, or at Briggs's Hotel. 46 nov 17
Operations on the Teeth .
cR. S. BLANDING has returned to Columbia
' and will resume his professional business as
usual, at his residence in the Brick Range.
Nov. 12 tf 46
EDUCATION !
MOUNT Z ION ACADEMY.
THE exercises of this Institution will be resum
ed on the 1st Monday in January next, under
the care of J. W. Hudson and B. F- Wilkinson (at
present a tutor in South Carolina College) with a
competent assistant.
The scholastic year will consist of two sessions ;
the 1st commencing on 2nd January, ending 1st June;
the 2nd commencing 2nd June, ending 1st November.
TERMS.
Tuition and Boarding, including lodging, washing
and firewood per session $100
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Classical Department .
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, (including practi
cal Surveying,) Natural Philosophy, English and
Latin Composition, Mythology, Ancient and Mod
ern History, Ancient and Modern Geography, per
session 03
English Department.
Reading and Spelling $8 00
The above with Writing and Arithmetic 10 00 J
Do. do. English Grammar and Geography . . 12 00
For fire- wood for the school rooms per session ... .50
An additional charge of $20 per session will be
made for Tuition in the French language.
A student will be received at any time, and will
be charged at the same rate to the end of the session;
but no deduction will be made where he leaves be
fore the end of it.
Boarding and Tuition to be paid half-yearly in
advance. J- W. Hudson and B. F. Wilkinson, will
residcift^He bcikliv>ga of t!re"!ftsfituuon,'and students
boarding there will be constantly under .their care.
They pledge themselves that every exertion shall be
made to prevent the formation of bad habits.
The re^win2 are the principal text books used in
idu. L.^rutign. \ r . ? j
Latin Grammar, (Gouia s EuiUon.) Latin Header.
Phoedrus, Virgil (Cooper's,) Horace^ Dpering s opy
Anthons, Sallust (Anthon's,) Cicero's Orations, ?
Anthons Prosody, Tacitus (Valpey's,) Juvenal,
Adam's Roman Antiquities, Robinson's Antiquities
of Greece, Mair's Introduction, Anthon's edition ol
Valpey's Greek Grammar, Xenophon's Cyrpaedia,
Xenophon's Anabasis, Homer (Felton's or Valpey's,)
Greek Lexicon, Donnegan's is preferred, but Picker
ing's, Parkhursts or Grove's may be used. Geome
try, Davies' edition of Legendre's, Algebra, Davies'
edition of Bourden's, Arithmetic (Emerson's 3rd
part and Smith's,) Surveying, (Davies' and Flints;)
Latin Synonymes, (Dumesnil's or Hill's ;) Valpey's
Etymological Dictionary, Ainsworth's Latin Diction
ary, (the London edition is best ;) Classical Dictiona
ry, (Anthon's edition of Lerapriere ;) Woodbridge's
Geography, Butler's Ancient Geography and Atlas,
Blair's Lectures.
Students coming to this institution are requested
not to bring with- them translations of any of the
Authors read in school. Ten or twelve students be
sides those already engaged, may obtain boarding in
Mr. Hudson's family, by making immediate applica
tion.
Letters on the subject to be addressed to
J. W. HUDSON.
WinnxLorontrh, S. C Nov. 4 tfu 1836.
53" The Southern Times, The Mercury, Christian
Hemkl. Cheraw, will insert the above twice a week
until the 1st ofFehruary , and forward their accounts
to J- W. Hudson for payment.
Nov. 5 45 rf
To Mechanics.
ESTI MATES are wanted for doing the Brick
layers and Carpenters work of the THEATRE
For particulars, apply to
R. WETHERSPOON.
Ciu S. C. Nov. 7 ISSfi 46 5$
Notice.
THE Subscriber having sold out his stock to
Chambers <ir Ctimjfieli, returns his thanks to
his customers for their liberal patronage, and begs
leave to recommcnd the new concern to their no
tice, as ooe in which they may place the greatest
confidence.
RICHARD O N,
July 2, 1336 27
{&"The Subscribers have tkfsday entered into
Co-partnership, under the ?rm o{ CHAMBERS &
CAMPBELL, they will keep on hand, a good supply
of articles, and willj>ehappy to fill the orders of the
former customera^fKichard O'Neale, and those who
may favor them with their patronage.
X P. P. CHAMBERS.
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Jilty 2 27
THE Subscriber is very thankful to those who
have sustained him in his business fur the last
fifteen years, and he now informs t)iem that ho de
clines taking boarders of any kiru* after the first of
January next, and therefore offers his establishment
and furniture for sale or rent after that time. It is
not necessary to say any- tiling about the superiori
ty of the stand and th^rringementofthe buildings,
as they are wpll kno*n to many, and those that may
wish to purchase or rent will of course examine for
themlseves.
J. W CLARK.
Columbia. Oct. 24t, 1836 44 t
Tied i tai Notice.
D K. CLIFTON offers his services to the citizens
of Columbia and the vicinity, in the Practice of
JtfEDICINE and SURGERY. Persons desiring his
professional advice or attendance will please apply at
the residence of Mrs. Mart Clifton.
June 21 tf 26
. : _ * ~
Notice.
ON Saturday ihe 7tli ii.st. at a regular meet
in? of the Regents of the Lunatic Ast/ium ,
!)r DANIEL HEY WARD TREZgVANT w .*
elected Physician to I he cstablisliHj.eflJ, m the
place of Dr. Jamks Davis, resigned. "TPliis elec
tion vacating his seat as President of iKe Board,
N. 1 Iekbkmont was elected in his place.
E. W. Harrison was also eiecled Treasurer
und Secretary, and he hereby gives notice that in
future, all letters on business of thaglnslittition
should be (post paid) directed to hira.
By order of the Board.
E. W. HARRISON,
Sec' r y and Treasurer.
Feb. 14 7 tf
A Card.
THE subscriber respectfully notices his friends
and the public, that he has taken ir*o < ?part
nership Mr. JOSIAIi E. SMITH, and the bn-iness
will in ftiture be conducted under the firm of SNOW
DEN & SMITH.
The subscriber designs to give his particular Atten
tion to the selection and purchase of goods iti the
city of New York, during the season of the principal
arrivals in the Spring and Fall, for the purpose of
keeping this, and also the establishment with which
he is connected in Augusta, Georgia; fully and ele
gantly supplied with Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
He solicits for this concern the same patronage
which has been so liberally extended to him.
G. T. SNOWDEN.
Feb. 5. 1836. tf? 6
A Card.
FWTHE subscriber notices all who are indebted to
JL the concern of G. T. S. & Co. (which was dis
solved on the 1st July, 1833,) either on bond, note or
book account, that he hopes they will come forward
with t lie least possible delay and settle the same, or
otherwise the papers will be passed out ofhi? hands.
G. T. SNOWDEN.
Jan, 9, 1836. 2_
Committed
TO the Jail of Richland District, as a Rnn
away, a NEGRO MAN who calls his
name Peter, and says that he belongs to the estate of
Col. Fred. Myers. Peter is about 45 years of age,
about five feet eight 6r ten inches high, light com
plexion, has been shot in the right arm and thigh with
small shot. The proper person to receive him will
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
iiim away. S. C. DEBRUHL, S. R. D.
September 10 37
NOW FOR LAND BARGAINS.
4,000 Aeres, -
OP MISSISSIPPI LANDS FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber having lately sold his Lands
heretofore advertised tor sale, (situaied above
Foster^ creek,) now offers for sale all his other Land,
amounting to about
FOUR THOUSAND ACRES,
lying in the County of Copiah, Mississippi, in par
cels, and on terms to suit purchasers, (with the ex
ception of my Mount Vernon, tract, containing twenty
two hundred acres , which I will not dispose of for
less than Fifty dollars an acre, giving liberal time
for payment.)
1 will also sell Lands situated either in Claiborne,
Jefferson, Hinds or Rankin counties.
Persons wishing to%uy bargains in lands, can rto
so by giving me a call at Mount Vernon, or advising
me of the same by letter, at Gallatin, Copiah county,
Mississippi.
RICKS B.WIGGINS.
Copiah co., Misp O 15, 1836 45 3m
Land For Sale.
THE Subscriber offers for sale his tract of Land
containing 259 acres, situate, in Greenville dis
tinct, fifteen miles below the Court House, at the
Cross Roads, known by the name of Col. Crymes
old store.
On the premises are a good two story dwelling
house, with six rooms and five fire placcs, an excel
lent framed kitchen, smoke house, store house,
Gin House and Thrashing Machine. I deem it un
necessary to give a further description of the premi
ses, as it is presumed, that no person will purchase
until they view the property.
Any person from the low country wishing to pur
chase a healthy and well improved summer resi
dence, would do well to call and view the premises.
Terms, one third cash,' the balance on a credit of
one and two years, with sufficient security.
WM. GOLDSMITH.
Greenville, S- C. Oct. 30, 1836 46 4t
Notice.
c A LL persons indebted to the estate of D. Faust
1 m. deceased, are requested to make payment on or
before the 1st of January next.
The notes and bonds are left with Mr. Richard
O'Neal, who is authorised in mjr absence, to receive
all monies due the estate. J *
C. BOOKTER, ExW.
Nov. 18 47 5t
iKotiCe. >
fWIHE notes apd accounts of Roclie <fc Kane have
. JL been left in my hands for collection. Persons
indebtCv. to them will call at my office and settle,
nd save coifs.
a W F. DESAUSSURE
Nov. 21, 1S36 .48 3t
J
UST published, and for sale at the store of W.
B. Thompson & Co and at Cunningham's
Bpokstore ? price 25 cents.
A Discussion upon fhe Question, whether the
Papal Church is a Christian Church, or the Apolyp
tical Anti-Christ, Mystery, Babylon the Great, the
mother of Har!otsand Abominations ol the Earth.
Nov. 19 " 47
THE undersigned respectfully makes known the
following arrangement for his public DANCING
SCHOOL:
Time of attendance for Blisses, 1 o'clock, on Mon
days and Tuesdays, and 3 o'clock on Saturdays.
Ditto forMas-ers, 7 o'clock, P.M. Mondays, Tues
days and Fridays.
cl'.ould these hours not suit, alterations can be
made so as to accommodate nil persons.
If the grown youne gentlemen of the town will
fortn a Class, they will be attended to with pleasure,
nov 19 3t 47 E. C. IJREEDIN.
Land and Negroes for Sale.
TIIE Subscriber w ill sell on the 27;h of Decem
ber next, his lands containing six hundred and
eighty-six acres, situated in Union District, and on
the waters of Tiger lliver, at Hamilton's ford, the
96 Road running through the land ; payment- will
be easy. On the same day, he will also sell eighteen
negroes, on a credit of one and two years, with in
terest.. THOS. M'MEEKIN
Oct. 21 43 6t
Bacon, Macaroni, &c.
/O 4~U A/I/1 lbs. Prime Sides and Shoulders
Just received per Congaree
and other arrivala and may be had by applying ut
the store of
POLOCK, SOLOMON, & CO.
Abo, 2 Boxes fresh Macaroni
Not. U 1 m 41
I
JLand for^>^e* , ? '
WILL sell my tracv>"r?d a,tur*,c ,n Abbeville
district, abo!iL**?>le9 w- of Abbeville C
H. It cont4U*?*^"?nl acres of lirst rate Cotton
and and is well watered. Hetween 2 arid
3p^tlfres cleared and in cultivation, and none of it
cxhautled. On the premises are a comfortable
dwelling house, and a Gin house Terms one half
cash, and the remainder in instalments of 1 and 2
years. Application to be innde to the subscriber on
the premises. I .lso refer tl ose who may wish to
purchase, for information to Col. Patrick Noble.
EBENEZER MILLER.
Nov. 7th, 1836 50 5t
House and li?t for Sale.
THE House and Lot on the corner next to Dr.
Gibbes and the Presbyterian Church is offered
for sale. Any person wishing to purchase, can in
spect the premises, and learn the terms of Sale by
application to Andrew Wallace, Fsq. wheys author
zed to transact the business necessary fotfn transfer,
i WM. C. CLIFTOxN.
Sept. 17 38
Cotton Bagging Bale Rope
and Twine.
TIIE subscribers have received a large supply of
the above articles, which they ofTer to their
friends and the public, at the lowest market prices.
B. L. M LAUCHLIN, &Co.
First door north of the Market.
Oetober 14 42
To Rent ,
AND immediate possession given, the small Store
and Cellar underneath, in the Krick House oc
cupied by L. McCoy, two doors below Sondlev &
Kennedy's. This is an excellent stand for a Confcc
tionary, Millinary, or any retail business, not requi
ring a great deal of room. Apply to L. McC oy. or to
JOHN BRYCE.
Oct 8 41
?Madeira IFJ/ic, Hardware,
Groceries, tfe. A V.
THE Subscriber has just received, and is opening
a choice as>ortment of Wines, consisting of
Madeira, Leacocke, Harris <fc Co' s Bran. I, 31. Ma
deira, Mountain Malaga, and TennerifTe.
Also, an assortment of Hardware and Cutlery,
&c. in his usual line of business.
Cheese in Casks, a superior qualify.
For sale low for cash, and also to his customers on
usual terms.
ROBERT WADDELL.
Nov. 4 45
Double and Single Barrelle '?
Guns.
CONSISTING of London Wire Twist, Damas
cus and Plain Barrels, are just received, and
will be sold at low prices by
ROBERT WADDELL.
November 4 45
Inereased Expedition.
FROM Baltimore to Blakely, N. C. in Twenty
six Hours. ? Great Northern and Southern Line
of travel, via Washinglon city, Fredericksburg, Rich
mond, Petersburg, Raleigh, &c.
On and after the fifteenth day of October next,
travellers from New York and Philadelphia, reaching
Washington by the evening train on the Baltimore
and Washington Railroad, will be forwarded imme
diately by the Steamboat to Potomac creek, and
thence by stages and the Richmond and Fredericks
burg Railroad cars to Richmond, Virginia, which
place they will reach at lOi o'clock A. M. leaving
Richmond immediately, they will arrive at Peters
burg to dinner, and at the termination of the Peters
burg Railroad, on the Roanoke, at 8 o'clock P. M. ,
whence they will be forwarded by the expeditious
lines of J. H. Avery & Co. to Halifax, Tarborongh,
Warrenton, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Columbia, S. C.,
Augusta, tifc.
Returning, the stages from the South will reach
Blakely Depot (the termination of the Petersburg
Railroad) at 4 o'clock P. M., Petersburg at 9 P. M.,
Richmon* at 2 A. M. the next morning, and Wash
ington city in time for the afternoon train of cars to
Baltimore and Blokely, on the Roanoke, in the un
precedenfHl time of twenty-six hours.
The above line is connected throughout and con
nects at Hick's Ford, with the Boydton. Danville,
and Salisbury line, and Northern and Southern
travellers are guarantied against detention at any
point on the route between Baltimore and Augusta.
THE PROPRIETORS.
Od- 20 - ? 15 fit
Double and Single Barrel
FLINT AND PERCUSSION GUNS
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received, and offer
for sale, a large assortment of the above ar
ticle
* B. L. M'LAUCIILIN & Co.
Nov 12 tf 4r>
Lunatic Asylum.
AN election will be held by the Regents of the
Lunatic Asylum, in Columbia, on the 2 1th day
of December next, for a Superintendent of the esta
blishment under their care. Candidates for the office
are requested to make their applications and send
recommendations as soon as practicable, either to
the present superintendent, E. W. Harrison, or to
the subscri er, Post Paid.
The salary of the superintendent is one thousand
dollars a year, he is entitled to his own board, and
if a married man, to that of his wife ; but for every
farther member of his family, he is charged such
rates os he and the executive committtce may agree
upon. Comfortable rooms are provided for him, and
.fuel ? and lights are also at the expense of the es
tablishment ; but he must ptovide furniture for his
private apartments.
N. IIERBEMONT,
President of the Board of Resents.
Nov. 9th, 1836 46 t20L>
NOTICti.
IN order to close the Trust Estate of Joshua
Player and Charlotte Elizabeth Thomson, I shall
be compelled to exact prompt payment of all bonds
due on the fir*t of Januery next. 1 shall attend at
Wtnnsborough at that time for the purpose of making
settlements with purchaters, and shell not have itin
my power to remain more than two days. In every
case in which there shall be a failure of payment,
steps will be taken at once for the foreclosure of the
mortgage and a re-sale of the property.
THOMSON T. PLAYER, Agent.
The Executors of Jt>shua Player will also expect
payment on the 1st of January next, of all debts
unsatisfied, to David McDowell, Esq. at Winnsbo
rough.
-"Nov. 7th, 1836 46 5t
iV'ew Dry {woads store.
C. WRIGHT* & CO. Wholesale and Retail
?5# Dealers in Fashionable, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, respectfully acquaint the citizens of Colum
bia, S. C. and its vicinitv. that they have taken the
Store attached to Mr Clark's Hotel, sign ofthe Gold
en Horse, where they arc now opening a large and
general assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
selected from the three Northern Markets with
greet care. Their Goods will be entirely new, and
their stock will be kept up throughout the seasons;
one of the firm beini; constantly engaged making his
selections in New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Throughout the year they -a ill continue to receive
by nearly every arrival, such Goods as the public
may vv'sh.
As they intend t.o confine themselves exclusively
to Dry Goo lsf their assortment will be extensive and
complete, Their orders ere forwarded every week
for such Goods as are most in demand.
Vtumbia, S.C. No v. 19, 1836.
JjJIXTY NEGROES nnd a valuable PL ANT A
^^TI<>N on the Watiree, join in? Mr Sinsleton's,
ihe property of Jno. C. Taylor, will be sold on the
first Monday in January next, before the Court House
in Columbia. The terms of the sale it is expected
will be a long credit. Purchasers are invited to look
at the Lend end Negroes, which will be shown by
the Manager until the day of sale. An order from
the Court of Equity for sale nnd partition is applied
for and expected to be obtained in due time for the
sale, by the HEIRS.
Columbia, Nov. 15 47
J?st B erei ved,
AN extensive assortment of Gent's and Youth's
FUR CAPS, of all qualities. Also, 30 cases o
Fine Beaver HATS, a superior article, the latest
New York fashion. O. HOCHSTRASSER.
n<iv 19 47
Wanted,
FOUR or more Apprer-tice" to the Painting
Business White Poys will he preferred:
hut black ones will be received. Apply to Dr. F. W.
Gi;ek.\, opposite Clark's Hotel, or
JOSEPH HiNES,
One door north Brigg's Hotel.
Pe* 9
ftciv Books.
Friendships offering for 1S37. whh
eleven Steel Engravings.
THE TOKEN for 1337. ?With twelve Engra-ji
vings.
BULWER'S WORKS, complete in I Volume,
do do do do 2 do.
"MR. .MIDSHIPMAN Easy," by Capt. Marryat,
1 Vol.
CONVERSATIONS of LORD BYRON with the
Countess of Blessingion, 1 vol.
"Tales of the Wars of Montrose." By James j
Hogg, author of "Queen's Wake." :
"SA LATII I EL," A story of the past, the pre
sent and the future, 2- vols. By the Rev. George
Croly.
CURIOSITIES of LITERATURE, first and se
cond series. By J. D'Israeli, in 5 vols.
WACAO and CHINA, an Historical Sketch of
the Portuguese settlements in Cltina, an<l of the
Roman Catholic Church and Mission in China.
By Sir Andrew Lungstedt. In 1 vol. with engra
ving*.
SUDDARDS BRITISH PULPIT, consisting of
Discourses by the most eminent living Divines, in
England, Scotland and Ireland. Accompanied with
Pulpit Sketches. to which are added Scriptural Illus
trations, and selections on the office, autics, and
responsibilities of the Christian Ministry. By the
Rev. W Suddards. Rector of Grace Church, Phil
adelphia.
WILBERFORCE'S PRACTICAL VIEW "of the
j prevailing religions system of Professed Christians,"
in the higher and middle classes in this country, con
trasted with real Christianity. By W. Wilberforee,
one vol.
This day received and for sale by
J. R. & W. CUNNINGHAM.
Nov. 19 47
South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG!! DISTRICT.
In Chancery.
Exparte, )
Thomas Oliver and Casfier Sis- >
trunk, Ex orsof Peter Oliver. )
IT appearing to Ihe satisfaction o# the Court, that
George Oliver and Charles Oliver, sons of Pe
ter Oliver, Ut'c'd. are absent from the Slate and have
not been heard of for 10 years. It is ordered, that
the said George L. and Charles, if alive, or if they
lie dead, their legal representatives or heirs at law,
do prefer their claim for any interest they may have
under the last will and Testament of said Peter Oli
ver, to the Commissioner of this Court on or before
the 6th day of February next; and on failure there
of, the Executors of said last will and testament are
ordered to pay over the amount in their hands, lo
which the said George L. and Charles are entitled,
to the other children of the said Peter Oliver, de
ceased. By order of the Court.
J. B. McMlCIIAEL, Comm'r.t :
Orangeburgh, S.C. )
Commissioner's Office, [
26th July, 1836. )
July 30 31 i6F
6000 pair iV'gro Shoes and
BROGANS.
ALSO, an extensive assortment of Ladies' and
( ienilemen's fine Hoots, Pumps, Shoes and Slip
pcrs, of var'ous kind- and laiest lash ions ; also, Chil
dren's and .Misses' Morocco Boots and Shoes; leath
er do. of various kinds. As the stock is good, the
subscriber having received the Fall fashions of differ
ent kinds of ladies' work, and Seen at great pains to
have that part of the work that is manufactured here
under his own inspection, to he done in Grs rate style,
he would recommend lo his friends and customers to
call and examine for themselves Me .ore ih? y purchase.
JAMES FENTON.
N. B. Also, has on hand a fine assortment of
Leather, such as fine French and Northern Calf
Skins for Boots and Shoes ; soje leather, oak and
hemlock tanned; Negro upper leather; harness,
bridle and gin band leather; Buck skins; Yellow and
White lining skins for Boots and Shoes.
J. F.
Sep 24 39 2m
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against the estate
of George Bouknight, tenr., def eased, (late uf
Lexington District,) are requested to bring in their
claims and present them to the Execiu*w? properly
attcaio4,mi or tveh>rc lot day or October IS37,
those who will not avail themselves of this notice
will be barred thereafter.
MICHAEL BOOK NIGIIT, ) ~
JOHN BOUKNIGHT, } L.xecutort.
Oct. 24th, 1836 44 3tm
Teacher Wanted.
IN the mule department of the Marlboro' Acade
my, competent to instruct in all the usual branch
es of an English nnd Classical educaUon.
The character of the Institution is well known to
the literary public, and requires no other inducement
to engage t he services of the most popular teachers
than ample pecuniary compensation, which is offer
ed- The next scholastic year, for whivh the Trus
tees are desirous of employing a tca<-her, is divided
into two sessions of five months earh, commencing
the second Monday in January. Candidates for the
situation must st ite the terms on which they will
teach, accompanied by certificates of competency
&c, addressed to the subscriber, which will be atten
ded to until the 15th of December next, when the
election W:L' Lake place, and the successful candidate
apprized of the election.
B. D TOWNSEND. Secretary.
Bennetsville, S. C., Nov. 4th 1836, 47 M t
To Conn! r y Merchants and others.
THE Subscribers have just received
3D Hhds Sugar.
50 Bags Coffee.
150 Bh Mackerel
20 Casks Cheese.
50 Boxes Raisins.
20 Casks Sweet Wine.
With Liquors and a variety of other articles which
will be sold very low for Cash either wholesale or
retail,
POLOCK, SOLOMON & CO,
Nov. 13, 1836 47 _
JK strayed
FROM the subscriber, at J. Macfie'sin Columbia,
on the 23d lust, a d irk brown HORSE, about
8 years old, with right hind foot white and a small
star in his forehead ? about fourteen hands high. ?
Any person taking up said horse and giving infor
mation that I u ay get him will be suitably rewarded.
Nov 23 40 lt A. GEIGER.
Carriage Repository .
I SHERMAN has on ham! a large assortment
-i? of Ca rria^os of almost every description, of
his own manufacture, and is constantly receiving
from the hest manufactories at the .North regular
supplies of Carriages of nil kinds, made expressly .'or
this market, and warranted of the lies: materials and
workmanship, all of which will be sold on as good
terms as ear he bought m I his iSiate.
N H. ? Particular attention paid to all kinds of Re
pairing in the carriage line 4 J Nov 23
Davis' (late ill 'A dams') ESotcS.
CAMDEN, s. <;.
THE Subscriber has the pleasure of informing
his friends and the public that he will, assisted
by Mrs. Davis, (nte Mrs. M' Adams) continue the
JIOl'SE OF ENTERTAINMENT
known as M' Adams' Hotel, extensively improved in
every respect, <fc will jointly use their beat exertions to
render the establishment worthy ofpatronage. They
can confidently promise to nil, a well regnlatad arid
quiet abode, with the com for; s of a go >d table, sup
plied bountifully with every variety the country
affords, and the bar with the choicest liquors
HIS STABLES
shall bealway8 provided with abundant e of proven
de-,and entrusted to careful And attentive ostlers.
(Tall and judge how far we redeem our pledges,
and it shall not be our fault it any go away dissatis
fied or fail to afford us patronage.
C. II. DAVIS.
Oct. 39 46 4t
For S file or MM ire ^
A FIRST rate Boo: and Shoe Maker, ah<ig| 21
years of age. A sa'e would be pre'erctbie as
he belongs to a gentleman who expects tQ If aye Co
lumbia Reference to thi* Office, or to 1^ McCoy.
Pov 12 46
Lexington Female Academy*
npHIS Institniion will go into operation on the
Ji- first Monday in January next, under the di
rection of Mrs. M. M . Addison, as heretofore. A
competent assistant is engaged. Heading, Wriung.
Arithmetic, Orthography, Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Epistolary Composition, Grammar,
plain and ornamental Needle Work* will be taught.
TEH MS.
Board and Tuition per quarter, $38 00
Washing(extra,) " 41 3 00
Music on Piano (extra,) per quarter, 12 00
Isc of I'iano " " 2 00
Board and Tuition to be paid in advance.
Nov 30
WEST CAUGHMAN,
THOS. H. SIMMONS,
JOHN MESTZE,
EDWIN J. SCOTT. J
tf 49
i!
Sims' JVe w JYortl.
MELL1CHAMPE. a legend of the Santee->-by
the autlior of Guy-Rivers, the Yema*see, &c.
ASTORlO or Adecdotes of an enterprise beyond
the Rocky Mountains, ? by Washington Irving. 2 v.
THE RAMBLER IN MEXICO, by Chsrlss J?
Latrobc, 1 v. ? author of the Alpenstock, &c.
MAKENZIES WORKS, in lv. containing Man
of Feeling, Man of the World, and Julia de Roubigne*
a beuutilul edition
THE hOOR RICH MAN, and the Rich Poor
Man, ? by the author of the Linwoods, &c. 1 r.
JOHN BULL and Brother Jonathan, new edition,
by Paukling.
A new supply of J^afitte the Pirate of tho Gtrif<r~
Also George Balcombe, sei ond edition.
Just received by
J. R. & W. CUNNINGHAM.
Nov. 26. 1836.
S
Notice.
S hereby given, that an election for the choice ef
five Directors of the "American Lierary Com*
pnriy," will be held in the town of Columbia, Sooth
Carolina, on the 30th of November next, and that
subscriptions to the capital s:ock of said Company will
be received up to (lint date, byD. Green in ihficitjr
o! Washington ; Messrs Wm. & J- Neal, in Baki~
more; R. 1. Smith, in Richmond ; Messrs. Torner ic
Hughes, in Raleigh, N. Carolina; A. E. M ller, in
Charleston, S Carolina ; J. R. & W Cunningham, in
Columbia, S. Carolina : M. Richards, in Augusta; G
B. Lamar and W. T. Williams, in Savannah ; Messrs
Pea rce & Stiles, in Maeon. Geurm ; C. H. Bancroft,
in New-Orleans; B- aumont & Williams in Natchez,
White & Norvell, in Nashville; Dr. C. Wsllis, in.
Lexington, and James Rice, in LouisviCe, Kentuc&r
D. GREEN.
August 20 34 3m
The Election of Direct??rs is postponed until'
Saturday the 12th of Decflbber, w hen it will take
place at Clark's Hotel, in the town of Colombia.
Car r i Dcp: silory.
THE Subscriber has just returned from tlx* North*
where he has selected fmm the most fashiona- i
ble and extensive Manufactories, a very extensive V
assortment of all descriptions of articles, mthe line of
Carriage and Harness Dealers, which are now comiitf
to haud, by the different arrivals from Charleston*
and are offered for sale on terms 10 compete with vtf
establishment of the kind in the Southern country. .
Persons wishing lo purchase, would do well to cal
and examine the stock, two doors South of Roach'
Hotel, Richardson street, Columbia, S. Carolina.
Among the assortment are the following ? Coacte
es, <Jh irriottee*, Barouches, Gigs, and Sulkjea of TO*
rious kinds, Harness of every kifyl, Leather Think*
Coach Furniture, Turned Axels, Spring*, Steps; P!ai
ted Ware of every description for mounting*, Bair
for light and leather Tops, Whips, assorted.
Repairing of every kind done with despatch.
All orders will be thankfully received and prompt!)
executed.
HENRY DAVIS.
Sep. 17 33 tf
Ah Overseer Wauled, ,
IJALIFIED to take charge of a large Cotton
Planting interest in Barnwell District. Ona
would be preferred, accustomed to cultivating Diria
lands. The situation is healthy and th* neighbor
hood a fWensnnt one. To one coming well reron>
menden, a high salary will be given. Applieaftej
made to this office.
Oct 8 41'
Carina ?o|ogne.
r HE Subscriber hasjust receitVd a fresh supply
of this inestimable perfume; any recommoima
iicn is unnecessary to those that have ever used it.
Cologne Boules replenished very low i at the Drag,
store of
f. w. green;.
August 27 35
Dyspepsia.
THE Subscriber is agent for the sale of Beek
Willi's Anti-Dyspeptic Pills, and intends keep
ing a supply of the genuine prticle. Those labouring ?
under this complaint are invited to call and cx&min?
the certificates in his possession, sign of the golden*
mortar. *?
\ F, W. GREEN..
Oct. 15 42 <
Clothing anai Mint Stare %
NO 9t BRICK RANGE. "
T.&RA^DEBSOX
HAVE received' a general assortment of Fssit'
iooable CLOTHING AND HATS, suitable"
for the summer season, and respectfully invite their*
friends and the nubtc generally to give them a call
before making their purchases elsewhere, as they in
tend to sell on reasonable terms, and warrant their, ^
Clothing well mad e.^t N . "i
1 Line 4 * 23
IMolice.
In pursuance of thef Charter of the Louisville,
Cincinnatiand Charleston Rail Road Company, ihe
Central Commission met at Knoxvil'e on the first
Monda\ in November 18ST>, and after examining the
list of subscribers to the stuck of said Company, nava.
ascertained that forty thousand shares have not beem
subscribed, and thereupon the- said Central Com
mission having determined, pursuant to the 6th sec
tion of the Charter, to receive subscriptions until
sixty thousand shares shall have been subscribed,
Col Wade Hampton o?S$uth Carolina, forthwith:
subscribed the requisite number of shares, making,,
with the amount before subscribed, forty thonsaod
shares. Theuri''ersignoddoiherefo!eherebyp?ocliini<
an<i make known to all whan it may oasmimi -rittfc
the subscribers to the Lou sville, Cincinnaii and'
Charleston Rail Road Company, shall from this day
forth, form one body politic and corporate, in deetfi
and in law, in the States of South Uarolina, Norths
Carolina, Tennessee anil Kcntnck^.
Jn compli.iwc with the I2th section of said Cfiar5
ter, we do hereby summon the stockholders of the
Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road
Company, to meet at Knoxville in the State of Ten
nessee, on the 2d Monday in Januiry IS37, thcrs
and there in person or by proxy to elect twenty foftr
directors of sai>l company, and to enact all such regu
lations, rules and bye-laws, as may be necessary f<y
the government of the corporation.
Wo hereby give notice that this Hoard wiR re
ceive subscriptions to the stock of said Hail Road
Company, from this date until the 1st day of Janu
ary next, and the commissioners who heretofore
received subscriptions, are requested again to open
books for stock iu said company until the 15rh day of
Dcccmher next, and transmit the names of the snb
seribcrs and the amount subscribed by each, to this
Board. Witness our hand and Seals this 8th day of
November, 183?'.
JOHN WILLIAMS, (L. S.)
WILLIAM DICKSON, (L. S.)
W. II \MPTON, (L. S.)
U KING. (L.S.)
DAVID CAMPBELL, (L S.)
Note. Robert Kins was appointed in the room?
of Governor Swain who did not attend, by the Cen
tral Commission, and David Campbell in the room of
Robert P. Letcher, whodid not attend the meeting
of the Hoard of the Central Commission.
The Charleston papers will copy the above twic*
a week; and the other papers in the State once a
week, until the 10th December.
Operations on the Teeth.
DR. C, B. PELTON continues the practice of
Dentistry at his residence, a few doors South
of Clark's Hotel.
Columbia, Nov. 26 3t ? 48
utims, <&
IN NJSAT PBKSS STVLE,
Executed with. Accuracy and Despatch at the Tdetcap *
?r LAW LANKS kept on hand frrtale.