ke, Tooraer, Treicott, Wilkin#, J. L. Wil
Yancoy, Youngblood-- 7.
()K8~_MeHsrt*. Alexander, Honbow, Brad
E. Cannon, 8. Cannon, Crocket, Dawkimt,
d, Downs, Duff, Kmdey, A. Kvan*. Far*
.Oarriwin, Glascock, <Jlcn, J. GrifHn, Ham*
Jeter, LoMrry, Martin, Maiuit, M*(Jill,
abet* (Mara* O'Neal. I'eay, IVaraon, Per
Held, JRoberUon, Hubert*,
uon,fll?n?,%>aitnt ^wYtf!?rt, Tliontaj?, Walk
Whitfield, J. WiUdn, >Yofd?-14,
I 1 u ? 1
IKMitfid'}/, f)if$mbrr II.
|r. Martin, pursuant to rfvttce, given, intrn
rd a bill tn alter the tiinda of holding the
rta In the amithrrn antl.npi^tli eastern circuit*,
ct> wan read a first time, and ordered to be
tmitttd to the judiciary committee.
if r. J. L. W?l???|? submitted a resolution, ap*
?bating t:,?' c mduct of Jatt)c? Madinon, prctd
it.uf ?c 1 in led IState.v, ordeicd forconnido
ion to-rn irrow* . *??'}'&;
to, Dtcem'tcr Y}. ?
house proceeded to a ??econd readin* of a
; to prohibit tlio issuing of bills or uo^otml>le
tes, umlcr (ho denomination of one dollar, and
oti?er purposes therein mentioned. The fol
vine c'ntmi beinu under consideration, vis.
#t further enacted by the authority aforesaid,
it from and after the flr*tday of May next,
y person or persons who shall within thin
ile, paw or attempt to pass, or receive in pay
slit auv bill or bill*, of any bank or bodv co'r
rnte, of a lower amount or denomination th;m
i? dollar*, bhall be liable to be indicted ttiere
f, |)ld on conviction thereof, shall be fined not
oi^tdini; tlio sum of fifty dollars.
ttj^at moved to ajn'end the clause, bv adding,
ftrthe word "corporate" the words, ''tin* bills
the bank of tlio state of South-Carolina cx
pted." On the question to a^rec to the ameud
ent, the aye* and noes were called for, and are
?Ayes .*>9?Noes-?IT.
So the same was agreed; und the bill read
rough and ordered to be scut to the senate.
l-'rirfnti, f)i"critihi-r 13.
Mr. Yanr.ev, from the judiciary committee, to
mm was rcf<" i ?d a communication from the
ivcrnor, together witli otlier coinmunicatioiiH
ooi the cxecu'ive* of several of the states, con
tying their decision on certain propositions to
liend thi? constitution of the United .States.
A res submitted by Mr. J. L Wilson
I tV 11 tli instant, apnroving of the conduct of
"}no-* Madison, President oftho United HtateH,
l i agreed to, and ordered to be sunt to the so
ii".
jMr. Vancey, from the committee on thojiidi
l?ry. t-? whoir wan referred a bill to <juict the
?le o? i'?" citizens of this state to their lauds,
?ported tin: panic, with amendment* ; ordered
> >i second reading to-morrow, and to be prin
rd.
The following hill wan read a third time and
a*?ed, and ordered to be sent to the senate, v'u.
1 Kill to alter and amend an act, entitled an
et to limit fho term ofservice of certain officers
/Im liavo heretofore held their office* during
ood hohayioMr, and fur otlier purpose* therein
leiitioned, passed \h? arili day of ,l)ec. WW
0 ?f> t> exempt certain offlccm thetviiv iorntlon
who were in office at the ti.no of the passage
'the said act, and who hold tlieir offices during
?t behaviour, from the operation of the said
The bill more effectually to provent tho per
licious practice id' gambling, was read a second
lire and ordered to be sent to tho senate.
Mr. Ilayne Introduced a bill to provide places
>f rendezvous for the militia, and for the ap
pointment of sutler*, which wan a read a first
time, & ordered to a second reading to-morrow.
Pu m.int to notice, Mr. Farrow introduced a
till to repeal in partj an art entitled an act to
n event persona (tolding certain offices of emolu
ment iVuin leaving the state ; and in part, an act
entitled an art to alter and amend the law re
?,.??( ti't; juries, and to make some additional re
^'ii in..'in to the acts for establishing and regu
: ?? ' it ruit courts, so far us restrains the. judg
c or the courts of law and equity from leaving
f ? -into; which was read a first'time, and or
?! " i second reading to-morrow.
?o-ohibit tho introduction of Slaves
1 any of the United .States,
> ???rein mentioned, ww
j i(l to Ih* sent to
of the ?
Acs.
* A motion uji .
which wa>< cjirriuil-?4.
'1*1.0 report of tin- com..
on the bill to impose further .
?mancipation of glove* in (hit t>tui>
contideiution i?on motion, ordered .
further roundel Ation of tlic report) w.i-i
Mid hill, he jwodponcd. %
A mcHttagtf wah nent to the senate, proposing
to Adjourn on Thursday ne?t, iiiHtcatl of Wed
ticsd.iv, ii4 Approved by them, which wuh con
CUrred in by the senate.
TIIR IfDMHK AND I'll KM Is KM,
OOCIM'IKD t>y tin1 'iiiWrilKr't fim ly, arc otfetec!
for silt. for U'rin?, rn<|unc ?t'
III'AIIV \V. ItMAt-'MHt'ltl'..
t>rrr?ti' r ? |f)
iMKSl
the 9th itMt. ;? Itrd Morocco POC'KK'I'
tJftOOK, ?*<>nt*ininff ono note of liuhil ?t rtjiUy*, for
JS14I, pMvaM*' to Mr'. M*?rorey. .fosrnli JK.titf
ItMjftn tH?<lll? hill of C. P, \V>lli!irnM?o
to J. J. Wiiw?i tor fc?'J 50j and Moutry other
t'/jxnitot recotlrctcd. A literal reward will In? K.v?*n
flii delivery of iln> abore |x? k<-i liook to the IV,tiler
l)c(?i,iltfr Iir IH|(i.
jfoiiTHALK,
a. an eltjpmt GBbDIXO,
tfifl aaddle 9t g f. I
. ",'.v- A.;. ' (Vv.-1 X,
TUBS I) AY, DKUKMltKIt IT, 1H16.
On Saturday last, at 12o'clock, ills Kx<ellen
cy Akdiikw Pickkxs, B?q. Governor elect, ap
ponied in the Hull of Iteprescntatives, where
butli Houses of tho I*egislaturo were assembled,
for Uto purpose of qualifying?previously to
which ceremony, ho addresseu thcin as follows:
" FeUrw-Vitiien* tjthe Senate,
ami the Ihute tf UtprettrJullvt*,
Called by you to d lustily honoralilo station, I take
thiaopiMirtoniiy of otlcr.iiif my acknowledgments Tor
the honor conferred, uod too confidence reposed. Ifii
| sl>oold be my good fortune to grut.ty the wislie* ami ex
potation* oi rny friends, tlie measure of my lupn.neis
will Ik* fall , oat in pursuing what ! bel.eve to be my
public duty, neither the grat.fication of fremiti, nor the
cemuftof enemies, shall divert roe from my purposes.
The noblie and gereral interest, shall be my ruling
principle, ami personal independence my cmiitunt guide.
I rely, gentlemen, upon your candor nml liberality, toxl
thecumlor and liber-diiy ofour fellowcitiWiii, tii jtid^
njf of my official conduct.
li'my error*, f>rernw* I will roo t certainly commit,
proceed from the Iit-.nl and not from die heart, tlie white
nunilu of char, ty ultould cover them; but if they can Ik
traced in .1 'lri*v?l mind and a corrupt heart, then
let tlie ce.'S re .iitd reprobation of all re?t upon me. I
nn now ready to quality.**
Ilin Kxccllency then took tho oath of office,
and was installed and proclaimed with due so
lemnity.
At tho nnntial romminuuicntion of the drawl
Isnlgr of rirtitii-Cirufiun A. IV.'/uswis, ticl.l at
(MtTmliin, in December, IrtMi, tho following
(?rand Ollicers tvero duly elected for tlie endu
ing year:?
Ilia Honor V. J. CVroci*, It. \V. (Ir.ind Master.
Col. John IKjj>?it\- (irund Matter.
IViUittm itarper,(min,ur (Srand Warden.
FMab Kinqmnn, Junior Grand Warden
Chart<?# ihlmi"*, (irand Treasurer.
.iVwtvulw llrrbtiniy.it, (Ir.ind Secretary.
'i'/iomn* (iodholt, liruud Marshal.
. hchy .t/.uou, t irand liiipecior.
f rb<m ('oofIII. Rev. (ir.ind Chaplain.
ADMIK8S
To the Grand Lodge of Houth-Carolina A. V.
M. at their aimuul communication, in Decem
ber 58IG.
IK His lion. C J. Count h, It. W. fjtnmt .Mailer.
Ilrtthivn?When I wan honored with thu office
which 1 now hold, and found that the friendly
attempts to otlcct a union had entirely failed,
and that an unhappy spirit of discord prevailed
ictween thu two Grand Lodges, I viewed with
the deepest regret, this stute of things { and it
then wan, and Htili continues to he, my most
earnest wish to remove, if possible, the causes
of distention, and to ellect" that object which
must be no desirable to every philanthropic mind.
It *m not my intention on the present occasion to
take u retrospect of the occurrences which took
ulucu during the attempt to elfect a union ; but
briefly to place before you.my views of this sub
jeet. I conceive that it wiil'not be a difficult
task to convince every unprejudiced brother
I that a union may be elfocted without any refer
i euce to what has passed on the subject. If we
| recur to those unsuccessful attempts which have
been made, I am aware that difficulties will be
Presented which can never he surmounted,
repositions which have undergone so much dis
cussion and been rejected, will not now he ac
ceded to $ let us then turn our backs upon all
that has passed ; take a view of the present
state of things, and determine whether the ob-;
ject cannot still be effected. The (iraml Lodge
of Houth-t.'arolina is c >mposcd of sotne of the
members of the Grand Lodge of Ancient York
Masons, & of some of those called Moderns, who
have been incorporated by taking the test or
oath of secrecy ; and thin is now the most im
rortant objection to a union. Thus constituted
am authorised to *uy that they work as An
cient York Masons, and in all respects as \tc
do. They no loiiuer admit under the sanction
of the teat oath t but according to the ancient
usage.
1 la y it down as a fundamental principle of all
sorietie* as well as governments, that there is
an inherent unalienable ri^ht at an v time when
it shall he di'emed necessary by the members oi
the body to alter their constitution, or those hu^
principles liy which the* agreed to lie {(overu^P
Nor wilt it he necessary, i presume, to go at
*'? into argument to prove a position so pei?
'' ?evident, and ?o universally acted up
"ie not mi, it w mid be to fix a
'?irh must he forever progrc?*
?f the human mind. What
' ???ed as beneficial to
iH'ri'd to he the
same sentiment*
iprovemcnt, we linn
test of wisdom. I
'ted, why tnav v e nm
?iiatln by ouenhli^ution
her? lot inn obsurve, Hi.it
<li?' i. ii tlmxc of (lie imxleii
and t!i"?? iciiuit crafn Ih ihi ntlivi 01
greater than tin. entering the name templr
at <lil)cr?*iit doors when within all being uor*
shi|.er* I?l tin; *ame Deity. Anil nn thin point,
nvvn brother inu?t aj(rcc who linn been iirn|>?*i I >
instructed. It h then, not even admitting or
making Mason* under the solemnity of a single
obligation. Hut it in conforming those who have
been muile in a different manner to our order.
It it however that this in contrary to the
principle} hml usage* of our Lodge, ami will he
a removal of tlu> ancient laml marks of mason*
ry. I'mAi I confess that I once entertain*
ed great doubts. ami that when the proportion
wan llmt niade, I was opposed to it) but after a
diligent investigation of the subject, and a refer*
ence to \he most learned brethren with
whom I a i acquainted, as well as a recur'
renco lu tin most approved writer* oft masonry.
I *tn pcrttta ted UuU the contcmpUtoJ unioo wut
...
not infringe any of those pirnciplci, and noes
not in tho smallest degree aftect those ancient
land mark* ko Justly estimated. ('an tho fact
bo denied tlmt an intercourse has taken* place
between the two orders an of Into yoarti estab
lished in our state? It canfiot. Many living
witness can attest the truth of it, and by refer
ring to that luminous and excellent writer
brother l'rcston, we shall ilnd that in Europe at
difterent periods in the history ofmasoiijg, there
has existed occasional division, and owasional
re-union. Will any brother, instructed on thin
subject, nay that there i? not in thaiiistory of
mxHonry, the most irrefragable proof, that we all
spruug from one source ?? I presume nut.
I am awaro jjtft by some, it is said *hat an
| oath has bcefHMministurcd on their admission,
j forbidding them oven to sit in a lodge with a
modern Mason* or to admit ono to enter n lodge,
knowing him to be such. When a separate
took place in England* all that was dono was
to resolve that thoso^who Acceded, (and who
tewj were may admit a doubt) should not bo re
admitted, except on terms. Such an|outh
was never Incorporated into tho constitution
of Anciont York Moaona, nor evejr pre*
scribed by tlie Grand Lodge: it has therefore
been introduced without authority < is illegal,
.ind not binding, llut as 1 am disposed to meet
tho acrupten of the most ? conscientious, and to
eflect the union on a basis which can. never bo
shaken, I will endeavour to obviate the objec
tioit in a manner still moro satisfactory. Every
obligation resulting from an oath, may be re
leased within n legal and moral point ofvieir
44 unlawful directions are countermanded 'ay
the authority, 'which declares them unlaw
ful." Members of Colleges in the Uinver
siticK, and of other ancient fnniidntiou*<, ar
re(|uired to swear to the observance of theii |
respective statutes; which observance is he.;
come in some cases unlawful, in other*, im-1
practicable, in others, useless, in others, iucm.*;
venient." Mr. Faley says, they are released
from such obligations. May not then the voice
of a majority, or two thirds of the masonic body,
now forming a union, dissolve tlie obligations so
imposed ? It cannot bo doubted. Again ! Can
those who have been admitted under the sanc
tion of the test 0:1th, (if wo give validity to that,}
be any longer considered as modern masons r
Surely they cannot. This objection. I trust.
m:iv be thus overcome. Now, as to thn sordini
ohjrctiou, that it in removing the ancient land
ill arks ol' masonry. How fatally Imvu men been
?lirlii(ic<l in all ages, by the misapplication nl'
terms. Who* are t!ie ancient laml mark* <if
masonry ." The obligation* ? Surely not !
Fur if*h->* it may be conliilently said, that they
huve never been stable. No two master* ever
ndmiuuteriug the.'i in the name word*.?
The ancient land marks are the word*, sign*,
and Ki ip* and it i* not conteaiplated to make
any alteration in these. Kor n> oS-rrved at first,
the (Jrand Lodge of South*('aroliua now work
ah we do. anil admit according to the ancient
usage*. l?et ii* I ien no longer be kept asunder
by iiu adherence to form. Our brethren through
out the world aiv united, (-nit it be expected
that the craft can Nourish while these disagree,
ments continue? It it impossible. The well J
disponed part of mankind ar? a*touish(Ml and
distracted, while the wiekeii laugh us to scorn,
saying how enn that institution be conducive to
the happiness of man which destroys the peace
of its own members. Let us rise superior to
all improper prejudices, toil approaching in
one Imdy the grand architect o| the universe,
sacrifice on the altar of universal philanthropy
every discordant sentiment.
? Preston.
Saving Banks.?-A saving fund Society, af
ter the plan of those established in Great Britain,
has been instituted in Philadelphia. This is the
first establishment of tho kind which has yet
been act in operation in the United States.
WALIM'M OU/YMMAR, &c.
flltlR suhscrdwrs wishing to conti.hii.c all that lies
I. n tlier power to the promot.on of useful knowledge,
>eg icavc t<> cull the Attention of their fcllow>c.t.zcii* to
lie w.i.kn Utely written mid published by Mr. JOHN
\VAI.IM> (if (icorgetown. Those works, wo eonrcite,
p ?<.?:** great merit, and sottMof them, p.irtu ularly the
Kngi.sli CSrannnur, uncommon mer.t.' rll.s now mi'k.ng
it w .y .ntu wiinf of the l?est schools
i'o*, and we l*-l evo wdl noon hecon?i
lard work The other work* of Mr.
"ilcitfoic t lor elementary instruction in
tv<)C> th i.mgH..ge*. 'I lose which aro
e .eb.ng ch.r.l-.en the eorrect orthography
<; ti'in ot o-ii own tongue, arc evidently tlw
>n.?c*|K' ence -n teaeli.iig, und arc mhnihtbl;
ei f ??? tin* ruiniii m -chools throughout the
? <>r.Tc' |i''inunc.K'>wii of words is ot' the
port. ne<\ .ind tin* t>e.it t me to aequiro it ih when l
? en .. e lint tiiiight to re..d. The true standard of j
u it- -?t???:? % the unge of the best sneakers and
? ?? nnpl.Nbed scholar i. Mr. Waldo s l>ookft urc i
I. rl in le.d directly .o tin* standard, und in th<*
;n r. ,i'-e e<'.dc?llv ni.4T.or to any ever published.
mirve in.it the l.ienN, iiidcl.itigalde industry,
. it ro?-? o Mr. \V;dd i, g.ve li in high claims to tMifitUf
. .iron .go, ..lid we sli.ll ?,merely rejo.ee to nee his per*
f ?rjiwiire-. hro' igbt into general use throughout this
s'a'e, <:id tin.'I'tnted .Vlrikk
(.S gned) JON'.VI^mV MAXCV, ('resident Ho.
Carolina College.
TUOMA.V I'VHK,
fill MOVH.OWKVY, r
|;i>\V\MI> l> HMITII, f r"Jet,ort
CIIIIHTV IIWCKKI.J
T' .?'* f I-.I .? 4V t .. |?in
MAitO.MC.
k "O'-lMrSffJATION 01' itic Ku.^lit w?l.
J\ .k<- pi .oe on tlii? 'JJi'i iiim. prcc <cly 1U o'clock,
\ M. II) order of I lie W. II. P.
I) vmtfl.f.ov, Srr l?c.
Ilercilllicr 17, IJlJfi,
ji;ht Aiiiuvm
\I?\HT of our HAlWhKft ft IMUNKW- Vinonjr
v? Uh Ii mv, ono sol li .ti Uoinc j?lulo?l tV/i-W.i^c /Air
?ir??rl ilcil ?>n>l lir.wt nviMn'*! (Jiff (J CSnlr H?rne*i~ ]
I'm!I sIikIIcmI S,nl.llet o|' tliehtoM full on#, w.di pi .tr?l
iroAH atwl Immnrf*, ?omplrlt!-?Plain tonhltf*, with plat. 1
c I ifoiiv?1>?. do inl;? <1 wii|? P.twn *k (i?<:<?fiirtnin do.
f >r Plutotl ///< unit Bfadooit //??///>*?IV (5iiri>
IMtU't, (jiiulity^f^i.inr^n curb h <n iflc llrld'tt?
nli vt Ih'hPtt nml titubfo n>tUtr4~N<uliUfi Htiti in) In.
Ii?t, (Jt. Ue.Ut. tifSCKKT (J \\fl,KIV8.
V Mil. HUUKll't* DANt'Utt) nCHOOf,,
* AUCTION,
r'tIS DAY, al lirdfpaattiofcl
lately occupied by Mmn.
lo ik.X?otv, w.ll close, the rem*'
it nr.li?li and litdt* Ci()OIW?t iftii'l
fine and tupcrfuto Clothe, do do Ca
I. on Sk.n.liluo IMittm, and Forcut Clotlt
Men** wonted, and lamb*a rvtxil Stocking
Cli mt, and d*nmk Shawl* and Dimitlca . .
Figure] anil fancy Milalina/Camurio*nd JW(
' I/Mio Minimi, (lite and aupet-finc Calicoes
Wit tc and colored pocket Handkerchief*
Mallabar ami Madru* do
Hand-ina, fl.itf, and B?rcel?,na ?lo
Gentlemen's Muat.n Cravat*
F.ne aitil ready made Sli.i-ta, P.iu
II <ml and compa-ta R?w?, screw A lifters
CiliCHt, cttl>l>anl,:.ud door l/>cki, knitting1 l?in*
p.B'itlo:ii, bridle and clivr U t<, Candlottiek*
HKitivci and Fork*, ttddlcr'* Hammers and Knivca
Haddlcr'a Tack*, Foot U>ols, Iron Square*, Uc.
< ? te?? no oo uo
,v4 large mahogany Fr
<; J* les* <lo (lo 4 IC4H di
21 xmall chumbcr do
ronton no n\ th? iminu. m 9 ?*</?*, .1 r.
ftrff/if/j/j
6 laiw elegant Pter Gla*?c*, rcli dcililo border*, he#*.
mirniali gilt
4 lea* do do do do do
r'ramca do
do do
do do
4 Urge hall G|a*s I-imp*
2 elejrant ailvcr Caitrc?v?frn-.led and raised lx>r<Wfl
tt tilaTcd do do do do
1 best Rnfrilah plated R.*ad llvikrt, rii-Ii mlv?r edged
8 ?air do uo Candled .ek?, silver edge* and ganlroon*
4 large do do do do
10 Iodic*' Work Cue*, complete, (tonic very elegant)
4 *et* elegant Tea Clnna
4 do Waiter*
7 rratc?Cro?.Jterr?consistingol'bhte and green edged
Plate*, (Jiipa and Saucers, I1.tellers, \f>ig?, i/c. The
whole to be wild in lot* to ?mt pmchaMt*.
Tertnt?Under R50, cadi; over > t-u, 60 days i
ipprovcd endorsed Vote*.
A*. H.?f'tirr/intei i ni firnirr tnfn, wc particularly rt
7?> ??//?// to nil' iiinl rtviriv? //< I ? ? ?
? I* f M
' IV. ?. ?? int on !t ? ?<; H vci jj.i.n ..jfltfile
I > ,i<, awl our. a n iij; uImmii 8)') ucre? o ?Wm1 I.1111!,
i'iic as jfvsl ;is aiis mi ilii- r.viv iiir die cu? val'iri ?{*
? ' >rn,< ??;ti?i>, i'ii* A w-rj li.iitii?>im: dwell njf'lou.e, mi
-?> 11111 inly well fin.shrd, cutti-iiuiiiff 7 l/irffe r<*om?; * :li
.111 excellent if.ti-dcn, ynnnjf orcliirm ??. apple a".l
peach. Wuli nil the mil house* necessary, !i1m> well
lni.lt. The K-n home .s larger, .-mil heller limit t'mn
?1n1.1l, Willi a iifw fiin. Also, hImhiI 30 NKGIIOi'S,
..ii-nip lliein :i very ^*>d r.-irpcntcr, blacksmith, ?!ioe.
nukrr, Mini scvcnl iuni?c icnunli. If it should l<e de
sirable, the purchaser may :dso hnvc the household (? ,r
n.turc, slock :md pmv-n.on. Terms Will l>e made known
hv apply.nif 011 the prcin.se* to
rr.iT.u onr.i.u
I Mini sold by 'he I ?l of Januar\ next, w.ll he .oivnt.
Ita-eiulier 17, IHIrt.
HV OltDKIt OF THK COL'itT OF KQtJITY.
I^IFTV-PIVP. Nivyroes, belong.iig to the Kit:. 10 of
John J.me. K.i g, iltTC.itril, ivill lie sold n^ t ho
lii'Ht doy o: J.uiiiHt-) ne\', at lleueon lldl, near Weaver
Creek, 11 l<et ngtnn l)-?lret. Also, seven or eight
I Work Crc ,l?ir*M j ;i scl 01 Mack .111 ilii'* Tools ; somo
' pi .nt.itton Tools ; a-.id sundry oilier Article*. T'he con
d, 1.011s ol'n.de, will lie made known on said day.
J OKI, VDA.MS, Miti'r. Kxccutor.
f:?! i-til. . ?V.- lUHK,
MOiU.AN &. (il.IKK\\
HWK just rcce ?. ed, sx <u-e? line and ktipcrfit'.c
'I \ I'H, (assure I s /.es ;) some broad hr.nis, wb.cli
ii- nlleMoi* ??le very low, e thcr wholesale or re .!.
IK-reni'ier 1 I.
JiMN M'KKK
?1 iMPR'riTCU'V Htorim l?.? ft- end* and'tlie pnhl-.e.
A %> > jjeniv. i niii he coiumne* *o rum1 on ilic
WATII I AN!> CMV:K M VKINMi n all iU vunoim
'*r iodic*?I' *>?*k' a. every ?!o pt 011 nude, .iml war
:? n'f.1 'or lliC r (piaity and |<e. '??nn nci*. \v|, cli Will l-n
ioM Willi or \v<tlio?u c;.sc> on e.xm.o'.e e:;n*. C^ch
can l>c ftii1i.*licd of' II <1, or fllter
ry, completely (Inched. \V.itclie. ?>! i.. k ;is < ^lu/uily
rcpt-rtiu, uml warranted for'hi*. |xv.
ftiii oho on hatul, which will hs ?->/// fa-.? for cotb, <uulthc>~
gihiliri/ ictu'n.ii/r /,
A general aiwortiaent til" NVA'l'CllKS,
cosmrixu 01
flold Patent I/sveri
8.Ivor do' ilo
(told repeating ?!o
(Japt and jewelleddouble bottomed Hunter*
Plain do do
I'lain single do
Plain atop SccomW
I>o fashionable double eased English
Do do Ficncti
AI.SO,
fiold, gilt, and steel Chants
tin do do Keys
Do do do Heals.
Anil a general a*nortmcnt of JEWELRY.
f'hetter Court-Home f.V t' ) Ike. 16. J' p
TIIK COPAKTNfcK&HlP
OF W1M.1A.M80N U Ui:UUM?ll, will CJtpil*
the l*t 01 January 1817, by mutual content. They
cult ?n ?il those .ndehlcd, to muk? arrangement* tor
payment, and time to whom tbeyaure indebted, will call
ttnd rcccivepayment. ;
On the Monday in JanajSHBlfce FURNITURE,
' K,nKto wid e?tnl)li*hme*f^^^k'(
ndit ions?All niimi un<l?rfl^^Vte>h, til above,
lay# | note* onatamps, witfnBMFendor*cri.
C. lTwfM.UMHOV,
Mk'm M. J. KUDUI.PII.
^MWyi'AVKltN.
npllB Copartnerahip of WtLI.1A MHON h Rt'DUI.PIf
JL havmtr l>een dltiolvcd my mutual cotwent. the hud.
Mm will hereafter I* conducted by M. J: HUHUI.PIt,
who. gratend for the patronage Willi which tlie limit#
hat been f.ivorcd, asvurea h'm fhend* and the public, that
he intend* to keep accommodations inferior to none Hi
Columbia. IIih IIAR w.ll be constantly aupplcd with
ihc t>e*t of L <|iior?, mioh n<<
Madeira, )
Teiicrilfe, I WINF.S, (|? |?.)
fihrmr j
Old Jumnicn limn, l it IWfi '
C.ciiMiiK' llollmul (? iii;
licit Cojfii ac II: -tii'ly i ! ..-tj
l.'tiidoii 1'irte/, firat quality i ?'?*
CliO'TI U'l'IIK'O j
COW 1)1 M.S. :,n orted?
Hjrujis, fce.&f.
Al*>?hev. ll.iV.iiit (\\'ooflv':lle) Be far*.
lltHtuMo w.H I'lw.iyt lw ?cned with the licat the teaVMi
.nay aH'onl, uiid hl.i ?t*l?to? plentifully provded With
(Join, 0.?t<, Fodder, etc. una attended by experienced ; ?
<nd la thful Oittera. ?
ir, mift. 1 , &?. '4
a AM) A QIJAUTKU CKNTH KKWAl
I WAWAY ft-oin'iltc Mitucntjcr on tins 11th iritt
Jf C without ?ny nrov<K"?t:o|?, :m iiylwitM AJ "*
(I n to <l?t- phatft-.ng fitti.tuMs, iinrncxl MKfOr
Altpewiuio* cuutioned ?|??m?t harboring*
intf - *.<i Hoy.uiKfcAllic p^ivMty oftho I a*.
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