to twenty years, provided to Company ahull,
within throo year?, comploto u single track
to Columbia; and, also, that tho State aliah
issue bonds to the amount of Ivr sock, say
#600000, payable in twenty'spear?, nttd [
place said bonds nt thu disjKioul of the
Cooipany, which tlie Company appear disposed
to uccept in lieu of the cash instalments
to tlie same amount, which the
State can bo called on to pay within three
years.
Should these propositions meet a favor,
nbie issue it is confilcnily believed that
. fheir encouraging nnd cheering influence
on the minds of the Stockholders, will lie
audi, as to induce them, at any and every
sacrifice, to pay up four instalment? next
year. On the other hand, should the application
fail, why ih'-n, as far ns I con judgn
from tho -'signs of the times," there will he
tond failure and tihundoncmcnt of tho |
whole project?u result us humiliating nu 1
mortifying, as the inception, was dazzling
and magnificiait. A inountuin labor vvi.lw
out oven producing a mouse !
TUK BANK QUESTION.
Fromtho Correspondence of the Charleston
Mercury.
Columbia, Dec. 9. 1339.
The Senate is still occupied in discussing
the Bank report of the Special Committee.
Mr. Bennett spoke yesterday in defence of
the views set foith in the report nod resolulions,
and expressed a wish tlmt the whole
matter may Ik) laid on (lie table. Sa?*h a
"report h? thought calculated to do infinite
mischief to the Bank, which had amply
susiatneu iisen anuusi me commercial embarrassments
of the country, do insisted
that the Committee had trnnsccndcd the duties
which they were charged with. Mr. B.
in his remarks hod disclaimed nil intention
of imputing improper motives to the
lute President of thu Bunk in the purchase
of a new banking house. Mr. R*>ett in
his reply, said he had nothing to do with the
intentions of gentlemen, i o too then-port
us he found it, and if he understood l?ngliidi
words nothing could be clearer than that an
imputation was cast upon thn late President
of the bunk. Tho idea of requiring the
bank of the State to iegu!ate the currency of
tho State ho regarded as visionary and im.
practicable, contending as it would have to
do with all the monicd corporations in the
State, whoso combined capital was equal to
ten millions. Mr. Rhett spoke nbotn an
hour, and made one of It is best ef
/oris. The report and resolutions will not,
it is thought receive tho approltu ion of ihe j
.Senate, and will ho very strongly opposed
in thu House. Mr. Huger spoke also, and
condemned the report for its attack on
Judgo Colcock, although ho could not believe
the Committeo had any auch intention.
This mai tor has occupied the Senate almost
exclusively to other business.
Dec. 10.?Mr. Benn?it in the Sonnte today,
moved that the R-port and Resolutions
of thu Special Coimniitce to examine
the Bank, he referral back to the Committee
with leave to amend toe R -pur, which proposition
was concurred in hy the House.?
This is considered a back out regularly.
Norfolk DEC. 4.
Somnambulism and Narrow Escape !?
A gentleman lodging at the Exchange
Hotel, ia the 3rd story, rose* from his bed
on Thursday night, while in a profound
sleep, raised the snsli of die window, and
throw himself out. He encountered ? Call
of twenty three feet, and was pitched head
foremost upon a flight of steps below. The
noise of the fall uwakened some of the servants
who went to his assistance an I found
him insensible; bnt on conveying him to
his room, he soon recoveied, and appeared
to have received no other injury but the
loss of a small lock of his hair with the stin
attached. To give an idea of die force with
r which he fell, the >lep which he first struct
(of plant inch 11-1 inch thick) was split en
tirely across and separated. Yet we gar*
him the next morning walking about us fresh
us if nodiing had happened.
Tfirhmnttit A 'Pk. Il_ _rl*. I
-V* A iau 11UUV Ul Ul IU
pates passed to-day by a vote of eighty odd
to forty odd, on ayes atlJ not**, tho bill for
tlio temporary relief of she Ranks. The
Bahk9 are authorized to discount till the 1st
of March, 1840, and the suspension is legalized
till thai period.
Lunatic Asylam.?W<? gather from tho
report of tho Regency of thin inst tution, at
Coliimbiu, that tho number of Lunatics in
theAsjIuni, on the 5:h Nov 1838, was
47, and that up to the 4fli Nov. 1839, tho
additional number received was?(Taupe s
8, pny Patients 17) 25?in all 72. Ot these
10 acre discharged cured, 0 wort removed i
by their friends, and 6 died, during the year,
'leaving In the insiitittidu 51 patients, of
whom '25 are paupers and 20 are pay paticuts,
33 males and 13 females. The asylum
continues to support itself and answer
fully tho purposes of its benevolent found
ers?its receipts for ;he year were $11,226. |
80 cts, its disbursements $10, 657.05 els
?bali.uce on hand $508,01 cts. Tliu
management of Dr. W. Parker, the Supertntcndeut.
and ofhis suhor .'inale officers, is
highly commended. Char. Cour.
From the Correspondence of the Charleston
Courier.
Washington, Dec. 7,1830.
In my lest, I alluded to somo slight dissatisfaction
in the Administration ranks,
proceeding from the late caucus item nation
of Speaker by (hut party. It had bern urired
by the New York unit sovcral of the Pennsylvania
member#, that lomc token of
gratitude (if on# may ao cai| it) was due
to theState Right's men, for ruining iorvurd
to their assistance At the time the SubTreasury
Bill wast rought beforeCongress.
W>r tliia reason if you will refer to your file#,
you will find that most of the leading Demo*
Lrratio Journals have, lor the past a x mouths
brought forward the claims of Mr. Pickens,
in a very strong light, and it seemed to be
genorql understanding umong tlso mass
ofthmfieprcecotutitrcs, that ho should be
chosen. Some misund<Tstandingocrurrc<!.
however, owing !o Mr. P'a npiitliy in regard
to tha office of Speaker, and a disposition
on tlin purl of his friend*. lo keep him y
where his s'tvi?'8 would bo mnro vuluihl". S
?on ill" floor us a D'-bater?for, by lh- s
way,th' roia oonotoleud the Administration jj
forces nt present, against die overpowern?
number of orators ihey fmvo n^mnst them. i:
save Mr. P.?and Mr. Lewis was taken t?
up. But while this mutter was in the title c
of successful expriment, Mr Benton, the j.
Senator from Missouri, is said to have km. ^
t?'d. (lint **such n man (meaning Nulliii<>r) .\
would not suit," and hence the choice of( *'
Gen. Jones. Tim sore fo< lings thus erna- ^
ted will have to be healed in some nv?nn*r, p
HQ tllP Sltlfo R liflilo' r*???n owi*?a??a s!.???? 1 I -
. .. w?.?iv via v.?jr|T art \iinii)r|VI!S 4\
fron from committal, savo on ihe single
qiKnlion of th?? Sub-Treasury. One thing
is eertntn, if Mr. Dawson, of Geo. is run as j,
llio Whig candidate, h<? will carry more q
votes than cither Mi. Jon* s or Mr. Bell, in- C
nsmuch as much as (ho Nullifiurs ur>- bound \
to vole for a companion in principles.
Tho Speakership, however, is but n pro. y
ludeto grenter matters,as tho field for Mr. i\
Van Burcn's succession is now open in the S
Democratic ranks, nnd hence tho wishes of ^
n certain Senator to prevent the election of a j
State Rights' Speaker. From the signs of >|
the times, you will obsorvo that the Demo. p
c.ratio party has threo divisions?the hnrd P
currency men, who we suppose, loan to. *
words. Mr. Benton, theStuto Rights' party, J,
who clinjr to Mr. Calhoun, .and tho softer (
thinking Democrats, who avoid both ex- s
trcincs ; in the selection of Mr. Forsyth, on I P
you tnny easily mark tho movements of '
each though on general subjects, they will j
all pull together?at present, however, we \
havc? no time to speculate on this subject. L
The present Vies President will doub les-* ^
be dropped by 4tis party nt the next election, ,j
as ?vo have hoard of no National Convention,
and bis name has not been brought
forwurd in uny Sac Legislature. I; is expec
eil, since tin* nont nation of Mr. Polk. ^
for ilia? office by the Tennessee Legislature. ?
that Messrs King, of Alabama, and For? f
syth, of Georgia, will rcce-ve a nomination
from their res pec ive States?vi-wirg enc- ?
in his separate capacity and qualifications, \
the gentleman from Georgia is likely to be |
the man Mais kops vlrrons. f<
We shall hnve snrn" bard words during c
the session, about Florida, as Mr. Benton
yesterday gavo notice in iho Senate, that ^
he would, as enrly ns possible, introduce a .?
bill for the armed occupation and s>'ii|cint nl
of such part of the country as is now in- l'
fested by the Indians. ''
If I thought the debates of the Moose were J;
of any interest a'presen1, I w ould readily tl
furnish you a synopsis,, but they an* of such '
a sameness of character, and all oftliem so
far front the end in view, ?hat they are as j
disagreeable to hear as to resil. e
The whole of litis morning has beer, con- I
sumnJ in debating a ques'ton, concerning *
the decision of lite Chair, made yesterday. 0
and in disputing n pari of the Journal which 0
states that Mr. Diotngoole,of Va., 'old tie- <
Speaker be would let every man within It J
bar vote, *? unless o'herwigc directed."
Those three words eallod up some ten or a (l
doz -n members, ouch one having und r \
ol 1 u .. J rr .
oiiiuu mi 111 ? uiiiltviii sense, unci most ot t
tin- gentlemen professing to Know more of
tho proceedings o( iho Ch ?ir ?nd Toller r
than iheie persons did themselves! Most
glorious confusion prevails as usua1; members
are walking, talking and smoking all
aiound the seats, hats on, and no * onl r
call salutes the ear to quell llie buzzing thus
aused .
f
CllEttAW Pit ICE CU IIKEW'I'.
Friday. Ik cem er 20.
ART1CLK8. FKH | $ 01 j $ <J.
Ituot'in market, lb 0 5 a 0 7
(incon from wagons, lb 11 a 12
by retail, lb 14 a 15 f
Buller lb 15 a 25
Beeswax lb 20 a 23
Bagging yard 18 a 25 '
Bale Hope lb 10 a 124 t
Codec lb 124 a 15 |
Cotton, lb 8 a 9| .
Corn btisfi 624 a c
Flour, Country, scarco brl 4 75 a '
Feathers fin wuguiih tb 40 a 45
Fodder. lOOItis 874 a 1 <
Glass, window 8* 10, aV)|i 3 25 a 3 374 |
, ? 10a 12, 500 3 50 a 3 75 ?
u..i? ??
"' ""i k'wh id o a
dry lb 10 a ll
Iron lOOjbs 5 50 a 6 50 r
Indigo lb 75 a 2 50 |,
Idino cask 4 a 4 50
l*rd lb I2J a 15 K
Loitlior, sole lb 22 a 25 "
Loud, bar ib 10 a n
Logwood lb 10 a 15 n
Molatwwa . gal 45 a 50 ,,
, N.O. gal 50 a 62J fl
Nails, cut, assorted lb 'I a 9
, wrought lb 16 a 18 u
"ati bush 50 a *"
Oil, nurriors gal 75 a 1 r
. lamp gal I 25 a i
, linnood gal I 10 a 1 25
Pain1 s, whito lead keg 3 25 a 4 52 v
1 , Span, brown lb 8 a 12 ^
Pork 1001 ha 5 50 a 6 *
Rice I00t!i* 5 a 6 .
Shot, bag 2 50 a
lb 124 a 13
Sugar lb 10 a- 12J ''
Salt tuck 3 25 a 3 50 "
? bush 1 25 a 1 50 t
Stool, American lb 10 a v
, Kuglish lb 14 a
' .German lb 12 a 14
Tallow lb a 12 4
Tea (imperial lb 1 a 1 374
??, hyson lb 1 a 1 25
Tobacco, manufactured lb 10 a 5 i ^
Bank of Charleston, S. C. q
IN conformity with tho provisions of the char
tor of tin* corporation, notice ia hereby ,
given that payment of the third and fourth in?tn,
merit on tho addition I capital Mock of this "*
Bank, lieing filly per Cent, or fifty dollars on *'
each share thereof will ho rt-qoir d to ho nude
at the Bank on tho first Monday mul Tuesday in *
J mu ?1 y next, being tiro 6lh and 7th days of said
monin.
A* C. RO.SK, Cu?lii<T. '
Decoinbor, 3, 1839. '
0 3t y
X\ew Orleans & i rimdud n
MOLASSES.
II1IDS. Now Orlenna 6c Trinidad
M. olaoat-a of Tory superior quality in
?aore and for aale by D. M ALLOY.
CHARLESTON,
Doeeinber 14, 1839.
larginf. Hemp, 17 a 23
lale Uoj>o. lb 8 a 11 1-9
aeon Ham-, lb 10 a 14 I
boulders, lb 7 I -3 a 8 ]
ides, lb 8 a i
latter. Goshen, prime, lb 25 a I
kicks, Charleston, 1st quality 10 a 13
do. Northern 8 a 10
Wee, Inferior to fair, lb 9 1.2 a, II
oik! foir to primo, lb II 1-2 u 13
'lioico green Cuoa lb 12$ to 12$
orto Rico, lb 11 1.3 a 13 1.3
lio, lb 11 1 2 a 13 1.2
'ottoii, Up ord. & inf.' lb 8 a 64
lidilling ?o middling fair lb 9 a 94
air to fully fuir lb 9f a 10$
rood Fair lb 10$ a
hoi.?o lb 10$ a 11
nb, Herrings, now, bhl 4 a 4 51
lackcrcl, No. 1, bbl 13 00 a 14 00 1
do. N *. 3. bbl 11 0 ) a 12 00 '
do. No. 3. bbl 7 00 a 7 50 I
'lour. Bait. II. S. sup, bbl a
hiludolphia and Virginia, bbl a
lanal, bbl a
'orn, buali 65 a 70 j
ron, Tig, 100 lb 1 00
wotrdoM. assorted 100 lb 5 00 a j
Lussia, bar. 100 lb 5 25 a I
lo'.uasoa, Cuba gal 35 a 28
lew Orleans, bbl 37 a 38
ugar House, gal a
Ills, Sperm, winter etr'd gnl 1 30 a 135
rummer strained, gal. 90 a 95
<inseed, gil 80 a 89 .
'aimers, bbl 12 n 15
'ork, Moss, bbl 20 00 a 21 00
'riino, bbl 18 00 a 19 00
loss, Boston. bbl a
lico. Inferior to good, 100 Iba 0 00 a 0 00
\iir to prima, 0 0 ) a 0 00
Ihoiec, a
iugar, Muscova ?o, lb 7 a 10
'orto Rico and St. Croix, lb 7 J a 10$
fuvanna white, lb 11$ a 12$
do brown lb 7$ a 9
.ouisiunn, In 04 a 74
.oaf, lb 15 a 17
jump, lb 14 a
lull, Liv. course, sack 4 bush I 63J a 175
'in t. Hack 4 bush a
'uiks Island, bush 45 a
Sheriff >ules. [
ON Writ3 of Fieri Facais. wi'l be sold lieforo ^
the Court House Door on tlie first Monday I
ml day following, within the legal hours the
allow ing properly vis v
9 09 Aor.-a of laud more or less whereon the i 1
rfendunt -rosid 's lying on both sides of (bo | 1
oad leading from Chestti field Court House to ' 1
j inc.ibte.rvillo and-adjoining tho lands of Win. <
llikoneyat the several suits of John Maie-ey
ar the usa of the E*i itu of John .Mueat-y Do- f
o isod and 1'ulithu II dliinan vs Ev.iu Threat, i
10u() Acres of land inoro or less whereon the f
elcndunt resides at tho several soils of A. Blue, (
Vi linn Martin, and John N. Williams vs. Kan j
Id M .Donald. (
li Lots in Powo Town, together with the imroveuicnts
ihereou known and distinguished!
ii the pi.>n ofsaid Trfivn by lots N?s. 7 I and 75 i
seventy four and seventy five} containing I "
;et front on Powe Street, by fei t deep at |
no suit ot John N. Willi iniM vs. Alexander Gra- '
am Ailmr. ol" fl. Tryon.
54^ Acr s of land more or loss on tho south',
id i of tiig Westfi. Id* Creek whereon tho defen. f
nit r< sides adjoining the lands of Vlrs. (luisou, I c
tunnel While, Juntos Everett and Wi liaui J t
'.gn-'s, at th<i s'vorsl suits of John G. MuKoi zie, 2
li:K nzio J- .Muthcsoii. Peter 1.. Robeson and , (
tliors vs. 'lhreshl y White.
1U0 Acres of land more or less on tho waters t
f Fork Creek whnreou tho defendant resnles u
Ijoiiiiug tho lands of John C. Mangaui ai d s
il irdoch McK -skill at the suit of Galhing' and I
/ vington vs. Alvin Jordan.
14 ) Acres of land more or less whereon tho
cfondanl resides adjoining tho lands of Cliarh h
4 ipn-s and David Johns at the suit of R. 4t C.
iruniiell vs. Eli Johns.
Terms, Cash, purchasers paying for neenssa.
y papers.
JOHN EV\NS.
Shir. c. d. i
Sheriff's Office Chrst.rfiild )
C. II. Dec. 14. 1839. \
tf 2l
1
ME EMPIRE STATE-ENLARGED. I
i
JANUARY 1, 1840i I
PP.OOPBOT'Ca. ?
Determined to make adequate returns ?
or the liberal and increasing encourage. nent
given to this p ?p<r, w' icli bears ?l it )
lie Name nnd dcf' iiiis the Honor and Incresis
of the EM PI RE STATE?the pub- ;
isliers propose, on the commencem? nt of .
ho year 1840, to issue dais paper in the r
olio form, on an enlarged slirot of the t
d inmoth Size, to exceed in size and style I
?f oxecu'ioti, any weekly newspaper pub- ?
isited in tins ci.y or country. The roost 1
implu tn ran .einants are making to give
o the paper all those attractions, ns a well f
(inducted Poliiieal, L terary and Mis-crl. c
menus Journal, wlticii the in elligence and r
[?od taste of lite present age require. In
is arrangement nnd execution, and the I
mount of reading niaper it will contapi, '
s well as in its early nnd faithful record ^
if News, foreign nod dontesre. local, nnd
[eneral, the EMPIRE STATE will he ,
inequalled. It will remain siuuueh, as it t
Veritas been. in snnnort of ruiiikI Demo. a
ratio Whig Prnciples?an advocate of 11
'ublic (fe Privnte Economy. Public ond Pi i- r
nte Virue, Equal Rising and Equal Laws. ,
^ nil ineatering lor the general reader, we j,
hall spnro no pains or expense to render e
lie paper nttructivo, valuable and useful.? c
riie clioic st selections will be regularly g
nade from ill) current Li'ernturo of the 8
lay. together with ample original con'ribu- 5
ions fioin the p?*ns of ublo and practised ^
writers. a
TERMS OF THE EMPIRE STATE. 1
c
ENLARGED SERIES. 1'
0^7" The paper will bo published on n
Inmmotli folio sheet, on paper of superior c
ualilv, and beautiful type. g
CO"" The price will be $2,50 per annum *
-in all eases in advnnce. No paper sent r
iit'l th*' money is received ; and no sububscriptions
received for a l< gs term than |(
x mouths. v
0O~ Those who ?r?' now subscribers, or c
Mi lo .ivail themselves of ibo privilege of i tl
if present terms, may do so by enclosing H
2 !?t miy limn prior lo llio lsl January,
840, niut I lie pnper will bo sen I for om
"Hr. After that date, lh*? terms will mvaably
be 82,50 per annum in advance.
Business letters should bo addressed to
J. UllKGG WILSON <fc CO., 1
Publishers of the Empire State, J
162 Nassau street, N. V.
To Hire/
WILL to liiroil on tbo first day of JantlSfjp
next twelve iikoly nogrons belonging to
.ho Katate of Absalom Hum loto ?*!' Marlborough
Dintrict. Hireing will coinmoneo at tl o'clock
it U. L. liim'u, 1'iautalion^iicar Burn's Mill ou
Big Juniper. 1. VV. BURN,
11. L BURN,
Executors of the Estate of
Absalom Darn.
D c. 19, 1839.
0 St
11 A W K S & ALLEN"
DENTliTS
No. 8 Park P/acc, Neic York.
~JRWR. HA WES lias taken roam* at Mr.
If* Stincinc.lz' Hotel wlicro lio would l>o happy
0 receive the calls ol" ary who may wish tho
icrviocs of u Dentist. I#adies who prefer being
vnitcd on at their rosidcnco can bo accommoJa.
led.
Doccinbor 90, 1839. C?tf
Kownnd's Tonic Mixture.
THE Agency for this valuable medicines
is at tho Uookstoro" of Mr. 1'rinco whero
t may at any timo be hud by tho singlo bottlo or
iy tho dozen.
J. A. INGLIS Agt.
Cheraw April 839
New Goods
rlf E sulmcribcr is again opening a stock of
goods in Choraw, well adapted to the sea
ion, which ho is pr-pared to sell at prices very
uuch reduced, either by wholesale or retail. He
maght a In go proportion of his Goods at the
Mom York package sales in September laBt, with
1 view of wholesaling and is confident he can
iell tlioui as low as they can be bought in any
>f tho Southern towns.
D. B. McARN.
November 22d, 1639.
2 tf
Moms Multic.tulis.
IIE subscriber has for sale a larga number
of Morns Multicuilis cuttings. In the
]ualitiP8 which give value for planting, vir:
nzK and maturity op woon, thoy are believed
not to he purp tssod, perhaps not equalled by
tnv others fursalc in the United Stales. This is
>wing to the great distance allowed in plant*
ng ad well as to suitable soil and good cultivation.
Owing to the present scarcity of mo.
ley, and the conscqent depression in the price
tf every thing e.se, they are offered at a very
edeced price. Persons wishing 'o purchase
>hould apply early ; bccauseall not engaged
ire now offered in a distant market, lluniies,
if not sold before Spring the price may
,h? n be higher, tainted directions for plant- j
ng and cul ivating will be furnished without
:liarge to those who purchase.
M. MACLEAN.
Cle-riiw S. C. Docoinlter 4ih l?39.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY order of the Court of Ordinary will ho
sold at Clmsterfi >hl Court House ou the
irst monthly in Jtnuiiry next all the Real Es'ato
if Ranald .McDonald drcousal, consisting of two
nuts of luii.l, one on Lynches Crc k, cont lining
l*J5 acres, one other tr ie on the waters of 131 ick
Jrcck containing \29."i acres iimro or loss.
Conditions; us much cash as will pay ths
ixpenscs of Sale; ono month's credit on thu b ilince,
pureh isor giving bon l, with good personal 1
i curitv ami n mortg tge to Ilia Ordiuary if requi.
od. Purchaser paying for nccesmry papers.
Sheriff's Offic" Chester old C. II. J
December 10th, lt*39. s
JNO. EVANS, S.C. D.
5 tf 1
i?i5?sn:cxi;s
or Titr.
&&SL3tE&BBL*? &&&&?&&
AND <
revolt ? ir *
? ? iklV^lk ?K l<U? |
The Editor of the Chcraw G iz?tte has do*. ,
ermined, at the suggestion ol the IVe Dee ,
\g*icultural Society, to devote moro space I
ilian fornier.y to Agriculture, and matters per- <
aiuing specially to its interests. About nine
tohiuins, or a page and a half weekly, will be *
iccuptcd with this subject, excep' wh'-n it '
iball be necessary to make room for Executive '
Vlessages, ami a few other political papers
mch as every intelligent citizen ought to read.
\ large proportion of what shad appear under'
he Agricultural liead must, of course, be se- (
ccted. But the numerous Agricultural peri>Jicals
now published in this country afford ?
ibundant and excellent materials for selection;
ind, after a short tone, the reports, and other
lapcrs of teh Pee Deo Agricultural Society
vill of themselves, form no inconsiderable
tody of original matter, all of it adapted paricularly
to this part of the country. And it
b hoped, also, that among the numerous in.
elligent and enterprising plunte s of the surounding
districts and counties some may be
ound who will, occasional.y, take the trouhie
if contributing to the columns of the paper the
esultof their experience.
Among the su >jects which will engage the
editor's attention the culture of silk shall out j
le overlooked. Ample ins ructions will be
riven, in their proper season, for cultivating
ne morus mumcaxius ana malting talk. a
Tiie paper w ill espouse the cause of no party a
ii politic*, but phall contain kn impartial sum
nary of political intelligence, and, ccasionally, ?
ible speeches and well written essays (when *
net with) fairly discussing the principles and
neasurcs of all parties, ft is believed that tj
omparativcly small space devoted to political
ubjects in this way tuny be mado more profilatie
to the Farmer of domestic habits, who wish u
to be acquainted with the true Btate of the '
ountry and qualified for a proper and intelli- J
;ent discharge of the duties of citizenship, thai
l whole sheet filled, from week to week, and
'ear to year, with one-sided discussions, and
tie mere quarrels of editors and politicians,?
vhilst, at the same time, it will not be calcuited
to estrange neighbor from neighbor, or
o mislead into a belief that ono half of the
ountry are less patriotic than the o'her, or
ess ardently attached to our republican instiutioM.
So much of the fourth page as shall not be
ccupicd with standing advertisements will I
generally be filled up with matter of moral and I
eligiouH caul, and articles conducive, in other j
cspocts, to proper family instruction and family
lisciplino.
If the increase to tho subscription list upon
reuing this Prospectus shall be sufficient to
/arrant the expense, new type will be proured,
forthwith, for the body of the paper ;
hat is for tne part now printed in large letter; 1
nd at the commencement of tho next volurrvi '
ho title of the paper will be changed to
Earners' Gaielle and Chcraw Advertiser. '
For Terms ?.o first pige.
September,
Wood. j
[will furnish Oak and Hickcry Wood, at |
51) per cord, Caah.
A. T. LACOSTE.
October 4,193!). 47? tf
T 1TTT rt hMTMI ullfli |*1 i ill im^tt .;
JLi showing 11m PuUleaod fedftusland* I*. U
dun Roarv?uoM, Uad .Uistryto T<#h|fcfcg |
Slc. engrored iron UM CMlhN^ MMil J
and plain in the Gtaml Land Ofiee, Wwm.
ingtou City, by G. GUbaih, drangtStoMT uffb]^
F. Taylor, book-selier, Washington CHy? to* 5
juat published (and secured the oepy right aococw JJ
ding lo law) the abore Mb pa, wbicb will to ^
Tound infinilely more complete and accurate than M
any heretofore published. They are ppblinhod
on separate sheets, each cunt awing nearly atx
square that, and will be found especially isstlWJ i
and valuable to those interested in the laods../?f _
either Stato os tliey show every item of informs,
tion wbiidi is m ^possession of the Land Oitioe trelative
to wotor courses, township lines, Indian
land and Reservations, land Districts, die. and
wlill bo found perfectly accurate and prcisa in '
Iiom points. *1 bey oan be cent by mail In any
part of tbo United States, subject to single letter
postage. TRICE two do'tum, ortliroo copies ot
either will be sent by mail for 5 dollars A ^
liberal discount will bo made to travelling agents qj
or to any who will buy to sell again. ?
O" Kditors of nowspapors any where, who
will givo tbo abovo advertisement (including
this no:ice) one or two insertions, shall receive
by roluru mail a copy of each map, if they will
end a copy of the paper containing it, to the ea
advertiser. _|
h'ovcuibor 2, 1839. ^ 1
i tr vr
?_ j. ;l _ , D<
Teucher Wanted a,
TO take chaigo of tho Ciio Academy, nine
miles east of Benncttsvillo, Marlborough _
District S. C. competent to teach tips English r"
brandies generally and tho Classics, of which
natit>f ictmy evidence must bo furnished; as aiso
iliai the applicant sust. tins u good churactor. The
Scholastic year is divided into two sessions of ?r
24 ? ks each; tho first commencing tho first wr
monduy in J mu-iry, when thoro will be a vacation or '
ol tuo week- Itoforo tho commencoment of the ***
H' Cond Session.
Communications addr-saed to tho subscriber _!
at Clio will have due attention until the 34th of
December,when the (-taction will take plane.
THUS C. WEATHER BY.
Secretary,
Clio S. C. November 30.h, 1839. IB
4 3t_ Jj
Bonnetts & Hoods.
JUST received ana for sale, a new supply ol in
Ladies and Misses Hoods, also, Leghorn, coi
Striwuud Tuscan Bonnetts, latest pattern. pai
D. MALLOY,
November 2Cth, 1839 thi
3 3i ^
??? wil
New Stationery. cat
a Large supply of Stationery has been late. f
1m. ly received hi the Rook Store including
Hi ck. Blue and Red ink. Quills of various quaL
iti s, steel p ns, wafers, sealing wax. ink powdur. I
black s ind si lies, paints and paint boxes, so
p rior gold leaf, Caiucl's hair pencils, Germoiu __
Flute* Ac. I
December 4t!i, 1838. .*
4 b7
^ U|f|
Robert s Silk Mui)uul, ?
I NOR SALE t tho Books toro. Prc
Cheraw, Nov 15, 1839.
_A <I_ i
N ew Books. _
T ATF.LY Roceivod l.y wngun the following
MJk i??*w works ai the Bookstore, via : fl
Iii Theology and Religious Literature: Board. J
man Oiigmul Shi, Village Sermons, Juukia on on
Justification. Good's Bettor Covenant, McDow. ma
ell's Bihle CI IBs Manna!. Signs of the Times by the
1). Cuyler, Memoir of Dr. B.ulcll by Dr. Tyng, cor
Boston's Crook in the Lot, Dick's Theology, be
McEneii on the Types of the Old Testament, leg
Scongal's works, Philip's Guides complete in be,
two vols. McRie on tho Book of Esther, Chris- '
ti in Youth's Book. Hodge's History of tlio of'
Presbyterian Church, Gurncy's Biblical Notes tig;
in pn-olof l lie Deity of Jesus Christ- let
In General Literature; Cowper and Thomson t>e(
1 vol. 8 vo Hoin ins Poems 1 vol. 8 vo. Crab bo,
llebcr and Pollock I vol. 8 vo. Mooro's Works, p0
Lvol. 8 vo. Juuiu's Letters, IIroo t's Universal ipj,
ii izeiieer. Metropolitan Pulpit, being sketches <
if the most celebrated living English Preachers jj,
fall Denominations, Lord Brougham's sketches ?
>f Churacters in tho roign of Georgo 111. Dr. j
Humphrey's Tour, Maps of 8. Carolina, Do. of ]
L'Urolinas and Georgia. por
Also the following School Books; Murray's _K
uiraiuniiir. Kirkhain's Do. English Reader, Jones j
Chemistry, Do. Philosophy, Bourdon's Algebra. t>0 ,
fcc. A- aioi
Cheraw Nov. 14, 1849. t.
1 If
Carpenter's Tools.
'HIDE subscriber has just received a very ex. m_
-E. 'ensive assortment of Carpenter's Tools, m,J(
unong which arc. Double and Single, Cast Sloe) ?.
Iron, Jack, Smoothing, Fore, and Jointer ?
Pianos, A?tr:ig iIh. Hoatle, Dad<-'s, Holloas and tounds,
Nosings, Grecian Ovalo's, QuirkO. G. FW
feeding Rui?l?i'. Sido Rabbit, Raising, and Sash JBt
'lanes, Sish Cord, Cuves for ste|is, Table And
i\ancn. Torus Bonds and Cornice Planes, Rouati
O, G and Fillots, Fillottbtars, Snipes Bills, Chi
Sothic, Coiling, Flooring, and Plow Planes,
Plane Irons, Oil Stones, Key Hole Tenant, n
ind Panol, Hand, Cross Cut and Frame Saws,
Screw Slide Mortice, nnd Marking Guages,
Vigors, assorted qualities, Mortice, Socket, and V1
'inner, Chisels nnd Gouges, Plate and Iron -fi.
iqmrrs, Side B'vils, Spoku Shaves, Locks, 1
ilingos. Sprigs, Nails, Brads, Ac. sidi
ALSO atti
Collins' Club, Il.ind and Broad Axes, Ohio P**
ind Pennsylvania Patterns, Hammers, Shingling un<
ind Lathing llulchels, Ac. 1
The abovo wero purchcsod low and for cash '
if tlio best manufacturers, and will bo sold cheap 1
>y *1"
D. MALLOY. 11
November 221, 1339. 2if r?r(
New Music. i
RECENTLY received at the Book Sloro a
supply embracing a considorablo variety ^
>f Songs Sacr< d, Sentimental and Humorous;
ilso !\l .rehes, Waltzes, Ac. and .Musio [ *pcr? ) n
December 4lb, lb39. ?
4 tf J
Blncksmith's Tools. . i
A good supply of thu above on hand and for.
sale cheap by
D. MALLOY.
December 4th, 1839.
1 It * "
Nails. Le
Kegs Nails and Brad*. a!ao 4 bags 2 in 1
If V Wrought an I Iforrc Shoe Nails, foj.
Bulo by '
D. MALLOY.
December 4th, 1839.
4 tf
Public Sale. J
IllY permission of Turner Bryan Esq. Ordi- wi
00 nury of Chesterfield District there will bo ua
miI.1 at tho late robiJaiicj of Ocorgo King deceas.
d on tlio 2d of January next all tho porsoual tin
property of said deceased s consisting of 27 nc- Pc
jroes, eight head of florae*, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, &o
Koddor, liousuhold and Kitchon Furniture, Plan, ca'
tat ion Tools, Ac.
Tonus?All hum* umlrr fi drdUr? -it .
iiuntinhovn five dollar*, a noto and good ne'curi- ~
y, with iritorrat from dale on a credit until the
irat of January.Ib4I. -m
n , ,a ^ , , -?ILt AM KIN?. Admr. 1
9ili Detciiber. Irll.
* ' f.t
3 guardian of FlMOCt MtbtninL lllnry
in \te Daniel,, Ira Mofttukt (mmI WaiLu? ^
irla, Elizabeth E?url% WHiiam
>k!o without (lila iSate J?it la lUsiclba ntdir.
that IW do appear and objoct to Uie divmiod a
sale of tmm< rotate ofOaom Mo Daniel ok'm %
befofo the thirteenth day of December next
their consent (o the aauie will bo entered' of \
ord. L. E STUltBS,
I . Ordinary rf Marlboro DiaUdnt.
October 14, 1899. 1 49 bt
???fa " -. *, ; r eiahi'Mi -
r emale Seminary.
j. Ill Broad Strel, Charleston South
Cvfo ina.
tRS. LANGI.EY will matruct yoonjr to.
diea in all llie English brandlm of Midi 'M
.orAture ; and her Sotninary whidHe leemted a|
"no of the mo?t healthy and pleasant situation*
the city, ahail be provided with the raoat acnptished
and respectable teachers in tho'de.
rtmonta of Frenoh, Spaniah, and Drawring.
Young Ladies from tlie counUy. either for 1
s. or any other Seminary ?Mun the Cifjr can
accommodated with board wbere doe regard
II -be paid to their moral*, while Tinder her
v.
Entrance $5 which shall be apnreoriaied to
mailing ft sckct library for the im #f Urn
min.iry.
Dctober 18. 1839. 49?3in
Notice.
rn C copartnership of J. Lauras ft Qo. will ?|S?I
dissolve on the first day of January awt -?.
ita limitation. The sobacribans intending to >.
ke a final close of tU business. Mitt
persons having demands ftfftiost tbaaa oboftld
sent them for pay^suta^t^in^.^^
L dutiee ofthiilm^tkw wlUh?^1m**w5 the
lat of October netl; Uw Mala htig. .
?t underlha superintendence oi t^T. K. HsR; .?* S
i Fonialft under that'of-Mr:' J. Sewers. Tba .j;
iraa of instruction in thomslo department, wflt
that required to enter tba Sooth Caroline tJfli0
t the eottrao in the female department will -*JV
to make thorough scholars.
rhe scholastic year will commence on the 1st
Or,to!>er and end the 1st July : the year la
tin divided into two sesaiona t the first begins
October and ends 15th February ; the aeftetf 1
fins 16th February and Onds lst July.
Terms of Tu/iton per Session are,
r Spelling/Reading and Writing ft 13 00
e above with Arithmetic, Cnghsb ) ic eg
Grammar and tiecgraphy |
e above, with the Clans ice, higher l '#r <; '
tranchos of M iUreiuaUos, Logie, > . M 90
Rhetoric, Ac. >
Five dollars each will be siM^jd to the above
Painting and Drawing, or the Mgdarp Lab. <.
V^l payments are in advftpoe ; thejmpil will
required to pay for what remains OT tlra me*
n at the time be or *ho enters, nosftyill ill>i|(
1 or drawback be made-for loss of time.
% J. W. BLAKKNEY, Soc'y dtTrcoa.
o. air. ft. T. CriMpram tw tabs* thimi
rva Boarding House. umt thn-fbansfto ,
, wbero Young Ludfei? may obtain baud at rt
derate prion.
Inpt. 2?l. 1839. 45 \t V'$
BiKiK BINDING. T
1 HE subscribers have established Ihemselvnn
in the above linn of business in $kem? -4
offer ihcirservicistbtla citisnns. iW/sTgflJ
u. BAZfcKCOUW. 4W v
iraw. 8. C.. Jan. *6. & -<
~ Tiiti kfciv.TofiiN iWi;.
dor qf Trinity Church, Socktf 'Hill,
Darlington Di*.
sfcKj?f
:i his system of instrantio* siw oosnpMjoqly^
itioii ^of G^k ^d. Latin pon^. lttietiitito
lis pupilaarnlimitMtftinmsn. .
/acation the same as at Coluqnd% College, 1
For Board and Totttoo?(Tho aeados&yebr) 1
o, Candies, washing also inel?<f<H& tfwon>M
&-- > each pupil. No pupil n Ui he -iWiVcd
49
IT Tito Charleston Courier *nd ftoip?l Jwi?igor,
will please give I be above six mssrtibwe
ri forward their hftK . - ' 'V* Vv<^%;
"BoSka for theseHioS
nilE Christian Keonaako and Missionary
I. Annual for 1840, ? Kngmiofi. ^ _ _
.? fttm cuiim oy Miw MM*, rot JtJtO, V K*.
Sravings.
idny Flouae, a aeriua of Tate* by Catharine
Sinclair. i $>^5
10 Minister's Family, hy a CoattttF Minis
mily at lleathorddo or the IpAmoc* if Chfl*.
tian Principle*. ... : a- KftHu '2 -jl
iltera of Eliza Wilkineon during tbe latwhn ,
and poeseesion of Charleston, ewtml hj. 4lf??
Oilman. See. For sale at thu tidMtsiM*.
Cher w Nov. 15, 1930.
1 tf
Female Institution. % ?{&
rllB first session of Um Rockingtan ft- . 1
male Institution, for ft* ensuing yegr.
U commence on the eecoad Monday $* Jafe.
ry next. n* ,
I'oardcra will he accommodated hy futailitlju
3 village or by the prineipal of Um
rsona who wish to obtuin board and tubmen fee *
ung lidiea am mpiestod to maka'A^y ifffo' *
November 2!U. IfMft v\??i
yrj' n in i>' nfri
Chccso.
I ft cwk. chaAM, jMi i iiiiriiiitijrlj
L^F for s&lu by v, ,*38*1^^:^38
d. haua?,
V'.^ber *>?&, 1P30. gj