Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1828-1839, December 04, 1839, Image 1

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TOL. ?5?NOi 50. COLUMBIA, S.C.0GIE9IBEA4, 1839. $3 PER ANNUM; DR. yJLLIAM EVAN'S . SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CSTLDRES TEETEIXG. MtnKD BY HIMSELy. ' To Mothers and Nurses. The passage of the Teeth through the gums pro Juces troublesome and dangerous symptoms. It is known toy mother* that there is great irritatioa in the mmmth and gums daring this process The gums swfllvtbe seeretton sad ssthra is increased, the child j|jgps4 1W|Ji fxeqoent snd sadden fiu of crying, ftatefciogs, starting in the sleep, and spasms of pecu liar pirts T the chnd shrieks with extreme violence, and thrusts its fingers into its mouth. If these pre sarsory lywptoms are not speedily alleviated, sf?as modtc convulsions universally supervene, and soon cause the dissolution of the infant. Mothers who Save their Eltle habes afflicted with these distressing symptoms should apply DR. W>I. EVAN'S CELE BRATED SOOTHING SV'RUP, which has pre served hundreds of intants waen thought past reco very, from being suddenly attacked with that fatal malady, coroujjiiums. - ; DIRECTIONS. / ?T Please shake the bottle when first opened. When children begin to be in psin with their teeth ?hasting in their gums, pot a little of the Syrup in a tes-spooo, ami with I he finger let the child's gums be iftteJ for two or :b.ee minutes, three times a day. % Mwt not be put to the breast immediately, for the milk would take the syrup off too soon. When the teeth are josf coining through their gums, mothers < should imra-'diateiy ap,*ly the syrup, it will prevent i their children hiving a fever, and undergoing that painful operation oflaneing the gums, which always | makeathe next tMo, much harder to come through, aod sHtoetines cause* death, PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ^ i Snld at 100 Chatham Street. Stitt-byE JOHN HtJOGINS, Columbia. PSOQF POSITIVE OF THE EFFICACY OF DR. EVANS* SOOTHING S YR UP. Agent of Dr. Evans' Soothing' Syrup ?*? Dear Sir?The great benefit afforded to my suffering infant from your Soothing Syrup^n a case of protra< t edand painfui dentition, must convince every feeling parent now essentia] an early application of such an iwtMit* medicine is to relieve iuiant misery and torture! My infant, white teething, experienced sock acme sufferings, (hat it was attacked with cow vvkioua, and my wife and family supposed thai death woohlsoonretease the babe from anguish till we pre faced abotile ot your Syrup ; which, as soon as ap plied totlie gums, a wonderiulcljanee was produced, and after a few applications the child displayed obvi and by coutinoiog in its I am glad to in arm yoo.tbechild has <-om pie rely recovered and no recurrence that awful c- ra plaint has since occur - rr 4 ; the teeth are emanating daily and the child en joys perfect health. I give you my cheerful permis sion to make this acknowledgement public, and will gtadly give aaf iiilbn nation on this circumstance. WAI JOUNSOiY. A fentieman who has raa:ie trial of Dr. Evan's Keotfcseg Synip, in his family. (in case of a teething rJtildJ wishes us tps tale that be foeni it entirely eU leetuai tu relieving pain in the gums, and preventing Lb* consequences which sometimes :bllow. We Hfceerfafty comply with his request. ? N. Y. Sun 4 severe case of Teething with Summer Com eured by the infallible American Soothing Syrup of Df. Wm. B vans. Mrs. M'Phewon, resid ing at Ns. 8 tfadi.??n street, called a few days since at themftdira! office of t>r. Wm. Evans, lW>Chat k tm street, and purchased a bottle o; the Syrap for her child, w !io was sufforouf excruriaung pain daring the process of dentition being momentarily threaten ed. with convulsions, its twiwels too were exceedingly lxO?r, zit6 no fiwrf could he remined on the stomach. \ h? j on its application, the alarming s ymptom* entirely ceased, and hy continuing the use at the syrup on the guius, the bowels in a short time became quite natural. Asa tribute of gratitude tot tto benefit afford?*! the child, the mother came of her own accord, ano freely sanctioned publicity to tke above. Pray be (?rticitiar in applying at 100 Cat ham street, as there are several counterfeits ad vertised. No o place in (be city Itas the geuu We believe it ?a generally acknowledged by those who have tried it, that the Soothing Syrap for ChH irea Cutting Teeth, advertised in another column, is a highly useful article for the pnrpoeqi for which it is intended Highly respectable persons, at any rate, vim have made use of it, do not hesitate to give its rirtaas the sanction of their omans. ? Boston Tra reUer. v ? Important tm Mothers ? Children generally suffer mock cneasiness from cutting of their teetk. Wlmtfever longerons or fatal symptons attend tha ?SMI of oatnrc, they are produced invariably from the highly irritated and inflamed condition of the parts ? therefore the principal indications of cure are to abate the inflammation, and to soften, wot he and relax the gums. If that is effected, the infant is piosiil i id from subsequent fever, inflatulation, spas modic cough twitching of tendoma, croup, canker, | a*d con vu toons, displaying their fatal consequences Jf mothers, nurses or guardians, have their babes painful and protracted dentition, and ? their attention they should not purchasing a bottle of the Ameri IG SYRUP for Children Teething , u h' vtp^af which in completely re rbe most dirtnsm Inr cases (when applied to is inv*bptfe^ This ? af cluWren on the the embraces again of their _ parents, attacked with that awful and mor ? ? i i? malady ? ConvoJsioo*. When children hegm to be in pain arith their teeth aiwotiag it* their gunm, put a liuie of the syrup in a lea-opooo, tad with the finger let the child's gums grabbed for two or three minutes, three times a day* Snnst not be pik. to the breast immediately, 6m tbm. miik apoaid take the syrup off too soon WUm *r teeth arejast coming through their gums, mothers. shou'd immediately apply the syrup ; tt will . fKevcat the children having a fever, and undergoing fatt painful operation of lancing the gam-* which al she next tooth mnck harder to come auiu jometimes causes death. order io protect the public against Couuterfeit Medicine Venders, fhe&hnebec* enlewi according to Act of Con rtpfajimf ike right to prepare them secured ; therefore be sure i * seeing thai ike label on f&Jf. box exfre&scs such entry, as all others are Cowicrjcxltj; ' Sold by B. JOHN HUGGINS, Columbia. JtecTWi diseases, Kver complaint, dyspepsia, bil ious diseases, piles, rheumatism consumption, coughs, eoids, slitting of blood, pain in the chest aod side, . iemale weakness, all delicate and mercurial dtteeses are successfully treated at Dr. EVAN^' lleUicai Office, 160 Chatham street, Xew York. V&. MW. EVANS* CELEBRATED I MEDICINES Ajbc .composed of Herbs, which exert a spec.fie ac- i tioa upaa the heart, give an impulse of strength to : theerteria system ; the blood is quickened and equal- j ixed in us circulation through att the vessels whether oCUte skin, or parts situated internal y, or extrerai- | ties ; and as all the secretions ofthe body are drawn j from the blood, there is a consequent increase of every secretion and a quickened action of the absor bent aad aifcalent, or discharging vessels. Any mefbid.aetiea which may have taken place is correc ted, att obstructions are removed, the blood is puri fi&f, artd the body resumes a healthy state. Theee medicines after much anxioustoil and re search, hkruig been brought by the Proprietor to the present state of perfection, supersede the use of the innumerable other medicines; and are so well adopt er :o the frame, that the use of th^ro, by maifttain r^ffbe-baily in the due performance of its functions i nd preserving the vital stream in a pure and health y >*te causes it to last many years longer than it fwme would, and the mind to become so cjm ?3teJ and tranquil, that Qld eg* i chen it arrives will appear a blessing and not (as too manv who have ne glected their constitutions, or had them iftjured by medicines, administered by ignorance) a source of misery and abhorrence . They are bo compounded, that by strengthening and equalising the action of the heart, liver, ^nd other viscera, they expel the bad, acrid or morbid matter, which renders the blood impure, out of the circulation, through the excretory ducts into the ! passage ofcthe bowels, so that by the brisk or slight ! evacuations, which may be regulated by the doses i always remembering that while the evacuation* from the bowels are kept up, the excretions from .all the other vessels ofthe body wfll also be going on jn the same proportioa by wiiich means the blooj invaria | bly becomes purified. ; NTERESTING CASE OF DYSPEPSIA AND HYPOCONDRIACISM, Cured by Dr. Evans ' Camomile Tonic and Family Aperient Pills. MRS. GOOD, of Mount Jov. Lancaster co. was affected for seven years with the above distressing symptoms, of which she was confined to her bed for nine months. Her symptoms were, depression of spirits/ sisiiANr- st The stomach, head-ache, im paired appetite, great pressor# and weight at the stomach after eating, great mental despondency, flying pains in the chest, back and sides, cos tiveness, emaciation, coldness and weakness of the extremities, a dislike for society orconversa tion, in voluntarily sighing and weeping, lan guor and lasitude upon. the least exercise. Mrs Good was in the most desperate situation, and could < obtain no relief until she was advised by her neigh- ' bors ro make trial of Dr. Evans <* Camomile Pills, and she is happy to state that she is npjy enjoying all the blessings of perfect health CERTIFICATES. 55" Letter from the Hon Abraham M'Clellan, Sul livan County, East Tennessee, Member of Con gress. Wasuington, July 3d, 1838. Sir ? Since I have been in this city, I have used some of your Dyspeptic medicine with infinite ben efit and {satisfaction, and believe it to be a most val uable remedy. One of my constituents Dr. A. Cap den, of Campbell eounty, Tennessee, wrote lo me to send him some which I did and he has employed it very successfully in his practice, and says it is in valuable. Mr. Johnson your agent at this place, thinks you would probably like an agent in Tennes sea. If so, I would recommend Dr. A. Carden as a proper person to officiate for the sale of your cele-1 bnjied medicine. Should you commission him he is ' willing to act for you. You can send the medicine by water to the care of Robert King & Sons, Knox ville county, Tennessee, or by land to Graham & Houston, TTazevvell, East Tenn I have no doobt but if you had agents in several countie* ill East Ten nessee, a great deal of your medicine would be sold. 1 am going to take some of it home with me for my own use, and that of my friends, and should like to hear from you whether you would like an agent at Bluntville, SuDivnn county, East Tenn. I can get some of the merchants to act for you as I live near there. Yours Respectfully, ' ABRAHAM M'CLELLAN, ofTennessee. To Dr. Wm. Evans, 100 Chatham street, New York. ABRAHAM J, CREMER, residing at 66 Mott street, New Fork, wm afflicted with Dyspepsia in its most aggravated form. The symptons were vio lent headache, great debility, fever, costiveness, cough, heartburn, pain in the chest and stomach al ways after eating impaired appetite, sensation of sink ing at the stomach, furred tongue, nausea, with fre quent vomitting, dizziness towards night, and rest essness. These had continued for upwards of a twelvemonth, when on consulting Dr. Wjq- Evans, 100 CI Mthsm street, -???<* wbuwOnn m litsemi ?uu - cessful and agreeable mode of treatment, the patient was completely restored to health in the short space of one month, and grateful for the incalculable benefit derived gladly came forward and volunteered the above statement. Dr. WM. E VANS' Medical Office, 100 Chatham oreet New Yorfc. ^ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was hand ed to us by .Mr. Van Schaik, of Albany, a highly re spectable member of the community, and whose ve racity cannot be doubted. Mr. Septemius Kendall, of the to^n of Westerloo, county of Albany, was far about 27 years troubled with a nervous and bHtious affection, which for 7 years rendered him unable to attend to his business and during the last tfcree years of his illness was con fined to the hause. His syraptons were dizziness, pain in the head, and side palpitation of the heart, want of appetite, &c. After expending during bis confinement, nearly three hundred dollars without obtaining any permanent relief, he by accident no ticed an advertisement of Or. Wm. Evans' Camomile and Aperient Pills, and was consequently induced to make a trial of tbera After using them about a fortnight, he was able to walk out ; in four months he could attend to business, and considered his disease entirely removed. The above information was giv en to the subscriber by Mr. Kendall himself; there can, therefore be no deception STEPHEN VAN SCHAICK. OS* Another very severe ease of Inflama lory Rheu matism cured by Dr. Wm. Evans' Medicine. ? Mr. John A. Carroll, of the coanty of Westchester, town of North Castle, Ne\y York, had been severely afflict ed with inflammatory rheumatism for fourteen nooths with violent pains in hi* limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dryness of skin, limbs much swollen, was not able without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks. Had tried various remedies to no effect. Was ad vis 3d by a friend of his to procore some of Dr. W Evan's medicines of 100 Chatham street, N. Y., which be immediately sent for; and after taking the first dose found great relief and in continuing its use according to the directions for ten days, .vas perfectly cured Allows rae to refer any person to him for the truth of the above statement. j Dr. Wm- Evans' Medical office 1C0 Chatham I street. .N . Y. where the Doctor may be con&wiied, ! and his medicine procured* 30" 4. severe ease Piles Cured at 100 Chatham s*reU. M-r. Daniel Spinning of Shrewsbury^ Eden ? Town, New Jersej*, was severely afflicted with Piles for more than 20 years. Had had recourse to medi cires of almosi every description, also the advice of several eminent Pbjrwcians, but fiSVer "lutmo me slightest relieffrora any source whatsoever, until he caned ou Dr. Evans of 100 Chatham, Street, N. Y., and procured some medicine from him, from whieh, | he found immediate relief, and subsequently a perfect Extfaet from a letterof Jonas Snyder, Post Master, Kernsvitle, Pa, to Dr. Willinm Evans. Among several cases the following is found An elderly lady who had been 25 years.so affijcted with nervous debility, &cn that for the last 3 years she constantly received medical aid from a respectable physician , bat the pressure and pain on her heart and breast, especially in her left side, remained im movable, attended at long intervals with weakness in her head, and on -her mind keeping her discour aged to undertake any thing. In May she commenced using Dr. W. Evan's medicines, according to the directions accompanying them. A reaction took place ; *he pain and pressure in iker body was re moved; her mind became clear andstroog;.her spirits perfectly good, and up to this time it it is in all re spects restored to heaJth, which for the last ten years [ she had not enjoyed. r Signed,) I JONAS SNYDER. J I September 7, 1838. | (J Entered according Ic Act of Congress. Be particular that the label on each box ex ! presses this fact ? and in also ^obtaining them ' from Regular Agents. Soid by E. JOHN HUGGINS, Columbia. ! JOHN H. INGLliSS, Cheraw. j P. M. COHEN, Charleston. I J. H. ANDERSON, Camden. August i.0 3? HULLS Patent Mould Condles ; Sperra Caarfles, Goshen Butter, Cheese, Rice, Reynold's best Hams, &c. For sale by POLOCK, SOLOMON & CO. Oci. 12 1839. Mew Goods. D& J. EWAR.T &CO., are now re ? ceiviog their osoal supply, suited to. the season, consisting of Fane ?/ and staple dry goods , Crockery, and Glass IVa e , Groceries, Hardware, ana Iron mongery, Paints and Oils , Mill Irons, Car penters Tools, <$r. Embracing, in fact, so large an assortment, thai it is useless to enter into detail, but they respectfully invite their customers, and the public generally, to call and examiue .their stock for themselves. Oct. 19 42 tJ. JLavo JYotice. JOHN JACOB SEIBELS, formerly o f the South Carol'ma Bar, has commenc ed. the practice of Law at the city, of Austin, the new seat of Government in Texas, "bhd will promptly attend to all business intrusted to his charge, from this, or any of the Southern States. All letters addressed to him, must be post paid to New Orleans, and directed to the care of Samuel RickerJr., agent of the Texas Post Office, at that city. The Charleston Mercury and Courier, Greenville Mountaineer, South Carolinian, Cronicje <5p Sentinel, Augusta, Georgia, and Alabama Journal, will insert the above week ly for one month, aud forward their accounts to this office. Nov. 16, 45 lm United States Hotel. TRAVELERS can be accommodated at this es tablishment at any hour of the night. The West door, corner of Richardson and Lady Streets, will be icHtnd open. Stage passengers will be accommo dated with their meals, in time for the stages. fc^The proprietor ofthl U. S. Hotel, will be able to accommodate between 75 and 80 Members of the Legislature, if application be made to him by the 20th of November. A. M. HUNT, Proprietor. Sept. 28 39 if P& BRYCE are now receiving their usual ad 9 ditions to their Fall and Winter stock of Mer chandize, consisting of a general assortment of Dry Goods , Hardware , Groceries, Saddlery , Hats, Shoes , Sfc. <VC* Most of which, having been purchased for cash, and at cash prices, will enable them to offer considerable inducements to their friends and customers, and the public generally, to give them a call, whilst laying in their Fall and Winter supplies. Oct 19 41 U i\Tew Music, JUST received, by WW CUNNINGHAM, at his Book Store, a new supply of Music, both for the PIANO FORTE AND GUITAR : also, MUSI CAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds. Oct. 26 43 tf STEVENSON & WALKER, MERCHANT TAILORS, RATEFUJL for the liberal patronage which they ? have receiyed, inform their friends and the public Ih&l they have r*cmc?<^ (b?ir TW;- ? cer s.ocfcof uOUUa, WUICh, for variety aud quality, ire equal to any ever offered in this market. Their tock consists in part of super black, blue, brown, >live, green, mixt, beaver, pilot and Harrington Cloths; black, blue, Victoria, Durham, Windsor, clouded, mixtCassimeres : Thiliet, Merino; woolen, Velvet, Moleskin, figured Velvet, Satin, (plain and figured, a great variety,) and florentine Vesting?, gilfc, merino and couon under-Shirts ?#d Drawer#, Scarfe, Cravats, spitalfield Handkerchiefs, Suspen ders, Gloves, Stocks, linen and gingham Shirty Col lars, Bosoms, &c Also, A few cases fashionable HATS; All ordersfrom the country promptly attended to. Oct- : 42 tf For Sale, A pair of first rate and handsome blood bay CAR RIAGE HORSES, warranted in every res pert sound. They are not offered for sale for any fault, but because the subscriber has now no further use for them They have been driven, within the last summer, more than one thousand miles, on a trjp to Virginia, in a carriage with four persons and bag gage, and performed in every respect well. Enquire at the store of Stevenson & Walker. JOEL STEVENSON. Nov- ?3. 47 tf MticMand~mIn Equity . Matthew Telford and } Elizabeth Telford \ vs. j Bill for Partition or Sale. Wffl. R.Taylor, ( Ad ra'r., and others. ) IN obedience to the older of the Court of Equity in the above case, I will offer for sale on the first Monday in January next, before the Court House, in Columbia, a tract of land containing 900 acres more or less, situate in Richland District, on the head waters of Crane Creek, about 14 miles from Columbia, being the plantation belonging to the es tate of John Criram, deceased Terms of *ale -=-Cash sufficient to defray the ex penses of sate and costs of the suit ; .t&e balance on a credit of one, two, three and fiwr yea*s, with inter net frorp ,the day of sale, payable annually. T*? purchase money to be accared by bond, mortis? and personal security. ^ Purchasers to pay for all B6ce?aai^ ^ EDWA.RO c' E' R' D('f Fall and Winter Clothing . . - - afkd A, C. SQ0IER S: CO. Opposite the Stage Ofiec, ARE receiving direct from their own Manufactory a General assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, made ex pressly for this market. ? The workmanship and materials are warranted to be of the best, among which a re 3 gjeaj va^ety .of Superfine, Fine and Common over Coats, CJoaks, P/ess Coats, Frock Coats, Hunting Coats, .Coatees, Roundabouts, Pantaloons, Vesis, Shirts and Drawers. Also, Hats of fine and Common Fur, Silk and Wool; Caps of Fur, Cloth, Hair, Seal,! Ate. Umbtellas of Silk and Cotton, some-' extra large; Trunks of Leather, Seal and' Hide; with a great yariety of Linen Collars andi Bosoms, Knitt Shirts and Drawers, Stocks, Cravats, P.ocket handkerchiefs, Sus penders, Gloves-, Socks, Half Hose, Sho,uJ der Braces, Russia Belts, Money Belts, Peg Knives, Pencils, Perfumery, &c. &. &c. Also, a handsome assortment of Cloths, Cassi meres, Vesu ngs and Triming?, which will be sold by the pattern 01 made to trea sure] in the neatest and most fashionable style ? all of which are offered to their cus tomers and tfce public in general at moderate prices. Nov. 27, ' 47 tf JUST RECEIED by Whetstone's caravan, anoth er Fresh sapply of fresh assorted medicine*. I A FITCH. I Sept. 28 39 tf JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLATURE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. I HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ! i The House met pursuant to adjournment, md the clerk called the roll, rtnd read the Routes of yesterday's proceedings. I Mr. Douglass presented the petition of I , praying to be placed on the pension 1st. Mr. J. E. CoJhoun submitted the prer tntment of the grand Jury of Pickens Dis ict, against the practice of carrying deadly | weapons; referred to ie coaimittee on the jdiciary. . Also, the petition of sundry citizens of , flckens district, praying for the appro pria- ' j?^afj^-e?ruiiuJuua, for the support of an Academy ; jefe rr&4 to the committee on pubiia buildings. Mr. David presented a memorial from Tounand, sheriff of Marlboiough, praying the parage of ao Act in relation to persons confind under his charge; referred to the commitee oo the judiciary. Mr. J. P.- Reed presented a .petition, praying the incorporation ofa Baptist church; referred to the committee on incorporations. Mr. P. P. Palmer, from the committee appointed to count the votes for Reporter of the H>use of Representatives, reported that E. J. Aithur had received 55 votes, and E. F. Buntbwaite 10, and that E. J. Arthur was dily elected. Th< annual report of the ComptroHer gener'4 was received by the House, read and referred to the committee on ways and means, , Mr. irost presented (be petition of the CharlesOn Port Society, praying incorpora tion ; referred to the committee on incor poration. Also, the Petition of Jolju Wragg and others, graying that Wragg Square on Charle.(ion Neck, may be laid out as a pub lic Sqiare; Referred to the committee on public buildings. 1 Also, ? petition from the trustees of the Charleston Oiphan House, praying for a renewal of certificates of Sfate Stock. Mr. WitherspoOn asked and obtained leave to withJraw certain petitions. ! Mr. Saxon presented the Petitions of John Garlin?ton, praying compensation for use of a room, for public purposes ; and A. C. Jones, praying compensation for fhe use of a Methodist Church, as a Court House : Both referred lo the committee on claims. Mr. BELIN submitted the Presentment of the Grand Jury of Georgetown, against the license laws: .Referred to the Judiciary committee. Mr. J. P. Reed offend a Resolution, that the Treasurer of the Upper Division pay Joseph Co* bis account, passed attfae., K?TS7recf to the committee on Accounts. Mr. Magrath presented the Petition of sundry members of the Presbyterian Church praying that the Petition of John Wragg and others, be not granted. Mr. Fair presented the petition of sundry citizens of A^beyillje, io relation to the Li cease Law : Referred to (he- Judiciary committee. Mr, Hibbler presented the Report of the Commissioners of Free Schools of CVlst Church Parish: Referred to committee on Education. - - Mr. Whitefield, presented the Report of the Commissioners of Free Schools for An derson District : Referred to the conn lit tee on Education: also, the presentment of the j Grand Jury of Anderson, against the prac tice of carrying dea^ty weapons; Referred to the Jtidiciary committee. ^ I Mr. BiadJey laid before the Hon^sle|. presentment of tire Grand Jury of^uors District, agaiwt retailing spiritm/ ?eapon8: and the practice of carrying ref"rl"'he J"diciary Reived from .he A o<*mmunication w , c ,i ? n??. , Ci^fr SoUokrrr^m tVeir report o? the s/?j6(;t p?strict Ofli ces and Officer? : I^er?e? 10 Tk*n??!of /and Officers. on District Offic^'^ ameers. Mr. Belliige/'Pr('sentecl the report of the Comroissicrtfcrs of Free Schools for Barn well Dis*?ct : Referred t:> th? committee on Educa***1* AJy? jti^e presentment of tbe Grand Jury of li*i*well District, on the subject of Dis tric/t^iee : Referred to tbe committee on ^priubt.Gffices and Officers; Afjta, tbe petition of J. J. Boyd, and others, praying for the incorporation of the Uoioo Baptist Church &efe;re4 to th,e ppj# mittee on Iocorporatiflns f Afeo. the Petition p( sundry citizens of 'fill, praying for a repeal of the Act i at the Jast Session of the Legislature, ttiflg t^fi Carolina Canal jind jmjt &oad Com puny 10 iwnate the rates of transportation on the Charleston tod Hamburg Rail Road; Offered to lie' on the. Table, for the^>reseot : Also, the petition of sundry citizens of Baimwell, praying for the passage of a Jaw, restraining the retailing of spinious liquors uo4er 20 galioos. ? Also, a politico in apportion -thereto; bo(h referred to the CojnmRtee on the Ju difliary. . fir. PHILLIPS presented the petition of Abrara De Leon, M. Dt praying compensa tion for a post mortem examination : ^Le/er red to the Committee on clai/ns.. Mr. M'DOWELL, presented tiie .memo rial of sundry citizens of Fairfield on the subject of Intemperance ; Referred to the Committoe off the Judiciary. Mr. NEEL. presented 4he petition of sun dry citizens of Newberry, praying a repeal of the License Jyaw, Also, another on the same subject: Both referred to the Committee on the Ju diciary. Mr. BUCHANAN presented the report of the Solicitor of the Middle circuit, on the District offices and Officers of that Circ.uit : Referred to the Committee ,on JJistiict Offices and Officers. Also, the petition of Elizabeth Ford and others, praying that certain escheated property be vested In them. Mr. POWELL presented ijhe petition of praying to be refunded a double tax : Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means." Mr. WILDER presented the Report of the Commissioners of Free Schools for Claremont Gottnty : Referred to the Com mittee On Education : Also, the Presentments of the Grand Jurj of Stimter District against thfe gre.it number of Banks in this State: Referied to the Com-, mlftee fin Ways and Weans. Mr- MI DDL ETON presented the Peti tion of Arthur Middleton fur the charter of a Ferry: Referred to the Committee on Roads, Bridges, and Ferries. Mr. CALDWELTj presented the Peti tion of sundry (Citizens of Newberry, on the subject of Retailing : Referred to the Com mittee on the Judiciary. j Also, the Report of the Commissioners of Free Schools of Newberry Refer red to the Committee on Edocat}tf(j; Also, the pethjon of Chancellor Johnston, praying for an amendment of thfe incorpora tion of a Church : Referred to the Commit tee on Incorporations. Mr. BLAKENE^ presented the petition of sundry citizens of Cheraw, for a charter of an Engine Con:pany : Referrsd to the Committee on Incorporations. Mr. BURT submitted fhe Rppor* of the Trustees of thp pe La HoweFartn ScbtfQl; deferred to the Abbeviile Delegation. Mr. ARNOLD presented the account of Starling Bowen, Constable : Referred to the Committee on Accounts. Also, the account of Coggsdellt.acting coroner for Abbeville District: Referred to the Committee on Accounts. Also, the petition of the Abbeville Mineral Springs company, praying for incorporation: Referred to the pomff)lttPP P? Incorpora tions. Mr. GAYriN presented the report of the Commissioners of Free Schoqis tor .St, George Dorchester: Referred tp the Cow- , mittee on Education. ? t Mr. SCHNIEELE presented the pen-*1 tion of the South Carolina? ? Association, praying for incorporation: referred to the .j Committee on Incorporations. ' ' ^ . Mr. BOOZE R submitted the presentments of the Grand Jury for Lexregtoo District, in relation to Fish Sluices, ^obstructions of Wa ter courses, Hog" Stealing, arid setting the woods oa Fire : referred to appropriate coin-. m'ttees* '' ' Also, the Report of the Commissi*}!) ers of Free Schools of Lexington District: teferred to the pom nittee on Education. Mr. WILSON presented the repoti of the Commissioners of Free Schools foi St. James Goose Creek : referred to the committee on Education. v ^ J ' Also, the Petition of sundry citizens ofSt. James, Goose Creek, 'praying that Toll Gates may be erected at equal distances on the State Road j referred to the committee on , **^Trnu* iinprox&meiiLg; . ? Mr. PERRY, pursuant tn^?^rt6e htro duced a Bill to ameDjj^I^Sectjop^r the 3d Article of tlwrCdnstitution Vtms Sta/f which ?ras read the first litp^ and or dej^ a second reading to-mor?w' , ^sun Mr. HANE preset" l^e s-i. dry citizens of St 4aUl?evs fam for a new Ro<^ -k/ost* Brad Also^^rtin.er Ptmcggfc on ^ . ie^Tbotn referred to the^ 'r . - | Bridges and Ferries^ cow^rf?rs of Also, the repor^ Malrt^Parist> : re- 1 Free Schools frmitiee ** Educatida. ferred to presented thePe&jfln of ^r- J?P, Jailoriif Kersh.av Dislrjtfjpraf C. J. S^eut 0f J a;! Fees ; referred to tfre ?ng JKtee Qf) cJajws. | c9f)r. RElj) presented the Petition *f san \fty Citizens of this State praying that the legislature refrain froin increasing the price of Licenses, and that they b.e refuted to for luer rates. The Speaker brought U) the notice of*the House a part of tl?e petition, and rfead the following wofds : ''We are determined to abide by no such enactments and. put the question, Wjll the Mouse receive the Peti lion 7 Mr. PERRY moved thnt the Petition be not received ; whereupon, Mr. READ asked and obtained leave to withdraw the tame. Mr. CROCKETT presented the petition of J. K. Btackman, Executor of S: McCorfc ill. praying for leave to emancipate a n Mr. DeSAUSSfXRE presented tlje.peii tion of sandry citizens pf Richland District, praying that a pt&ce of election be changed. M jr. DeS^USSURE submitted ar Resolu tion in relation to the appointment of a com mittee to nominate Directors of the Bank of tjje jStflte ; which was carried, reconsidered, and withdrawn 3fr. DpSAUssmiE.fur jfip present: A message was rcteived from the Senate, informing ibe He use tbat thej had referred aU'mattei?-Yetartii!? the License Law*, to a Special commiiteee, and asking the ff?us? to appoint a like committee, to meet aod aet with the committee of the Senate ; which was agreed to, and it was ordered, that a "" o commmittee of seven be appointed. I The House theo proceeded to the general jonle.rsof the day and t<?ok up ? Ijiji fo eon- ?' firm certain grants, aoqi for other purposes: 1 referred to the committeee on Jn^efpal Im provements. Mr. INGRAHAM presented the Report of the commissioners of Free Schools, for Sl Thomas and St. Dennis; Re/efjed to the commiuee on Education. ; The House then adjou^ne^ until to-mor i row at 12 o'clock. in ss.mw Thursday, Nov. 28, 1839. The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, and the journal of yesterday was read. The President announced the following Standing committees 'he Senate, as re cognized under the Resolution of yesterday, viz : On Privileges and Elections: Messrs. Huger, fliggins, Quash, Ghrer and De 'J[Vevil!e. On Federal Relations : Messrs. Pinckney, Alston, Huger Quash. Beatty, Ivbert and Gregg. pn Finance and Banks : Messrs.. Bennett, Pinckney, Scott, Eng lish an $ pou^lass. On the Judiciary: . . Messrs. Gregg, Hugcr aud Higgins. On Accouuts and Vacant Offices I Messrs. Glover, LitUejobft, Munro a?4 | Murdock. | On dloyni and Qnevqnces : I Messrs. l)e Jferille, Fhirftpton, St dot, ! Small, and Masse*. ? On the. Military andPcnsipns l Messrs Jones Evaps, ^rfsvfil, Qm^wya and Grimbal. On Education and Religion i Messrs. Alston, Dawson and Pow??. On Incorporations and En grossed Act* ? . Messrs. Qaash, Jeter,- I^^wton, ;< Yctfitf and Minis; ? ^ "V On Agriculture and IqterHat Improvements ,* Messrs. Rhetf, Cawgfcwan, Jenkisf, fcfcA tfiidWiUop. ,/>.?, ? > . g? .. Chi Rtfdd* d*d * Messfs. Beatty, Cannot), Guardian, Cm#-1 ford and Dobose. * , - ^ On the Lunatic Asylum <fnd Midfoot A&. cbunl*:.> N v'^ ?? Messrs. Punovantt Herrioj^aod Carxv * On tfe Legislative ffibrary ( ;.!j Messrs. Qqash, Gregg and Pew4. , , . Mr, De Trerille presented the ftepart.o/ tHp commissioners of Free Schools fof 5u Helena Parish, f*r the. ^Car 18^9: r?fi*r#eci to the committee on Education and RHgion. Mr. Cannon, Senr., presented the return, of the commissioners of Free School* for Darlington District, for the year {899 x Be*1 fcrred to the coinro'titee on Eancgtfbji; ey ? Mr. DeTrefille presented ihp Fetitfeii of sundry citizens of St Helena Parish, pray ing for an appropriation for the support of its F ree Schools, for the 1839 : referred to tin committee on Education j|ud religion* Mr/ Wilson presented the ffe|iort of tiff? commissioners of FfSe Schools, f$r liamsburgb District : referred w the cortl mittee on Education and religion. Mr. Norris presented the report of iH# commissioners of Free Schools for Andar* son District: teferred to the commit!? ?0 Education and religion- . . ir.. Mr. De Treville presented the repo4 of the Commissioners of Fiee Schools folr 3fcc Helena Parisfi, for the year 1838: refipfi?J^ to the committee on Education and feiigtotf; Mr. Caughman presented the Petition John Leapharf, and other officers of the **' John's Lutheran Ctyurch, in Lcxtr District, praying an Act of referred to rhe .cqrotflittee on iQf Mr. Frampton presented J' the McPhersontfile praying the Legislature fofinumtee *h? poratton; referred totjK corporations. J ^e Petition ofj Mr. Powe presrfxw Distrii Idiy cU'whsUs of an Eq. the incorppf conunitiea^a nfene&ti~L to Petit ioo J/n him in C frari&t.QFit fv tie c.djp.m jitee on Incorporations I Also, the Petition of David Alexander, and others, prajingj|?^dajwts to the Acf passed at the WMmo of tfel^aia'.u* to incorao^ the Unioo Insurance and trj^t -company : referred to, the cermimtte* o n Incorporations : ;V . Also, the Presentments of tlie GraW /nrjf of Charles' on District: referred to the coni* mittee og ike Judiciary a?d claims. Iff. Glover presented die report of tb* comptroller general : referred to tfep ppnp nitttee on Finance. ?: M r. De Tre ville presented aft ?tt66fit of the Transient Poor. F u nd, frflm the Intend? ant of the Town ofBeanfo??l ftfefied to ib? committee on Account^. _ ' Mr. English presented l&e Petition of Sarah Garner,. praying a let of afe'rryovdr the Waieree River: ferred to the comrtfiittee on roads and bridgm . Also, the petition of William G. Uicmttf? son, late Sheriff of Samter District,- to be relieved from the pjjrm.nt V m fHrM jfc. Executions: referred ty the commfA# 6W .. . -it- : .3?^ . Mr. Scoti presented (be petition or cm-', zens residing io Barnwell I)i*t lie that the Superintendent of Public Works be , J * #k* Sahkefchcr contftcf authorized to exten^ t( lo the month of buck creek : referred! (a' committee on internal improvements, '? Mr. Fnnnpton presepiptj {be Memorial of sundry citizens, p?$ing a repeal of httntt laws : refe^ed tp the special coatttnUtL, Mr* Morris presented the meeting held g 1 Pickens Co : relation to rbedif i$ionof thfc prict of Pendleton : referttd committee on the division of Pic^enf. Mr. (Jood*jo pf( sundry citizens of St. ?ng to be permitted to, fenced .to th* commit^ Also, the counter p . dy, praying the same be i red fo the committee on ? The Governor's Message, being the g erg I or.der of the day, wa* taken op, send, On motiow /jtf M>. tfigg/a? SgJPucfr tfcsNT; pf as relates to the Tortfff so^ t?e Geoen4 ?Govern men*, y*$ deferred t# tfee ou Kede/aJ ftefetidns i i - So much as relates' fo the Report of tfce Comptroller General ; to tire debts frwing tft guarantied by the State of S^uib Ca/olifrif and to the Bank of the Sjtate of South CanK lina, j?as referred to l$e qomui.iUee on Fit/ ance and Banks : So much as relates ttf Sgrittofcu re, was re ferred to the comittee .00 Agriculture stpd Internal Improvements : So much as relates to edacatioo, emktsC-' ing the estf&JUHda^n.tpf t,Jje ?<rljege, audlfe* Free Scirooi SyStetfr referred to thtf committed on Education and Religion; That so ppuch as relates to the Mifittfr^ was referred to fie committee on the Mili tary and Pensions : , So much as relate# Iq Roads, was referred to the committee 011 Ronja aptf Bridge*: So mucjb jelftcs to the ioau affected by the Lopbyille, Ciocinnatti and Charleston Kail K#ad Company, upon the pledge of tbf frith tff jibe Sfctte, was referttd (0 the coop? mittee on Finance and .Banks: , So much as relate* to the Judicial? tpjf 0