l UKHOAV MOHMNti, Jt'NK 12
?ll*//ointment hy the Governor,
Thomji* Lkk, K*q. to he Comptroller. vici
Joh* S. Cmpku, K>q. ? ppo.nled by the Pre
illicit* otfic r f r ih?* port of Charleston,
v?ct Tk??a* Wahimu, Hen. Esq. retigned
Columbia Femnlc Acndcmy.
On Tuesday the 29th of May, the examina
tion of llie young Indict <it thin institution, iwik
pl:,rc u the pretence ??f nv??t ol'the Truttee*.
anl ??. several other gentlemen, whoxe talent*
?nd a'> Miea enabled itiem to judge of the pr ?
flc.i-ncy of tlw scholart.^
There wu noth ng of acenlc exhibition mani
fest on ttiiH occaMoni no prompt recitation, o?
eflorta if technical memory, wrought by pre
paratory labour. Tlte question* were, for tlic
m?>*t pur*, ?elected md-HVrcmly from Various
p.tri* of tlic text bo- k-i uiul 'he aiuwera of tin
pu til* evinced, tha' their memoriet vtrc not in
adriince r.f ihrir judqmrntl.
In Grammar, Mud in and Ancient Geogra
phy. Wr-momy and HhetoriC, they evinced tin.
common proficiency lor tlic time which had
' been devoted.
The lyiiom adopted bv Or. Mark*, the Pr n
cpal, it wholly interrogative, founded on that
Kilnp'.rd by the Celebrated Petlah-zzi. The pn
pd i* here taught to labour i:<d an equal demand
la made upon tier memory and judgment.
The Trustee* ate li ghly gratified therefore,
to ann-mncf to the publio, that thi* academy m
now well fillv-l in the person* of Dr. Mark* an '
hit lidv. a??-d'iiiv >nd aliilitiea rend, r
thia n? iMition ia detirablr a pl;ic<- of educ?tio
at any in the touilicrn slant. I he Trustee
fc.? icr tk> msehe?, from the specimen of ih> i
talents, lately exhibited >n the iierformanco ??
their dime*. that ihe public will have no cauae
to regie' the bounty which baa l?rcn bcatou e>i
by the le^ statute upon tint institution.
I'r.intiirnt (pr ntary. secondary, and tenary)
<Tcrc awarded to the lolloa ing young ladiCo:
First Class,
OK A MM Alt.
I Adela F Ci mdvvyn?3, Mary Stark?.1.
Re si ah liopk na.
MODERN AM) ANCIENT OF.OGRA PIIY
1, Mji> S..irk?2. K 7.i ill Hopkins?*3, A.,
na Mm.tli.
ASTRONOMY.
1. Elizabeth lUmbeii?2, Keziah Hopkim?
3, II jirlei 8urk.
HISTORY.
I. Adela F. Goodwyn?2, Mary Stark?J.
Kezi.di llopkim.
rhetoric
1, Adda F. U lodwy ti?2, Mary Stark?5
Ke/.inli Hopkins.
GKSKR W. PREMIUMS.
1, Catherine Cr-*von?3. G. M -fTe't Crevon?
3. F.lita Ar'lttir?4, Margate'"" Elliton?5, EIhj
Van ng-6, Ci- ? ?ln>e II p!f ni
COMPOSITION.
1. M ?rv Si ark ? 2, AdeU F. Goodwyn?3
iTfXiah llopkina.
Strom! Class,
GUAM MAM.
1. Praneea Satierwhite?2, Rebecca Heath?|
Ann M'Gowm.
GEOGRAPHY.
1, Martha Heath?2, Kmnia Smith?3, Emma
Stark.
ASTRONOMY.
1, F.mma Smith?2, Martha lleath?3, Emma
Staik.
HISTORY.
1, R?r?h fh?irblnw-2, Rebecca Heath?2
Rmm? Mtniili
OF.SRRAL PRKMIU.M.
1, Mary Cooper.
Third Cl'isa.
GRAMMAR.
1,Harriet lla\nc?2, charlot'c Trea/lwell?3,
Elizabeth Plnll.pt
GK'U.R\PHY.
I, Harriet ||i>ne?2, Mary Montgomery- 3, |
Mar, Mulder.
DICTION MIY.
I Jiili ma Rerk ?2. Kin-ly Hrek?3. F.liztbeih
Mjrvr*.
GF.VKim PRF.MIUMS.
1, Jane Wtliire?2, Cliarlmte 1'icadwcll. |
Fourth Class*
KKADIVfJ
1, ta-qurl ne ).?v>? 2, Martha Stanley?
E,-?y H a-ing.
HPKM.ING
1, S irali Stark ? 2, Jacqueline Levy?3, Sarah
Mycrt.
GRAMM Ml
1. Mary MTnlet*?2, Mary Mulder?3, ,lae?
qticl.iK- Levy.
The ?semination in the Mimical department
nfilie,?c>?lci?i? took plurv on pridat afternoon
the B'li in*t. The pup.lv evinced, on tin* ocr <*
lion, mo uncommon proficiency for the time
wlurli h?d hren d>-voted Hcvernl of the juni"?
pupil* u ho had merely entered upon the ae
cond quarter. executed t>ari<it(otii with a ipim
k'ul corrccneM a Inch could not have hecu ex*
per.'cd'roui no nhort a peri-d ot tuition. 'Chi
performance if the aeninr pupil* ^avc eoniitUr
%hle aatiafudi'ini ..nd, w?? highly compliment ..
ry to the talent* and indrliiiiguhl*- fr .| of the
ladv who *>? ablv prealdea over tin* department,
All I who mav i .1 y he* iid <o ImVn created a*
mouK her p'ip I* a tatie tnd enthu?i%<nn for
this pleasing acienco.
JinnnRBa,
Delivered by TV>c<>r Kuaa Mtaii, Principal of
the Columbia Kkmals Acsdsmv, on award*
nK (he premiums to the various claaaea.?
Monday, June 4th.
Your* I .AOtKa,
I is at the request of the reapectable guar.
<1 ana of thia inatitution that 1 now addre*a you.
?m compiling With their wishes, I gratify'my
?wn Or I infra They deaire ?ne to express t<?
vou tlie satisfaction and pleasure which thrv
.kv? experienced, from the manner in wh ch ynu
ave acquitted t ourselves, in your hueianiin
tion; and earnestly recommend toyoy, no* to
ela* in the laudable enthua as ? which fbu have
?nherto evinccd in your studies, but to let past
mccess operate upon yottr mmd? aa an incen
'ive to Allure exertions. T>.ey are thua ear
Jieat in their exhortation, from a conaciousnras,
"thai partial success if overrs<e?l, haa a tenden
??y io repress the ardour of purauit, ami tn un.
fit the mind fur the Aiifilmrnt of those dutiea
winch it originally proposed. l)o not, there*
fore, deceive youri>elveai the advantagea which
mi iicadcm.c course give* io ihc pupU, are small
compared with those which alie must derive
?rom lirr own rrsourres. Your preceptor can
milt place you on the 'O.-d in k..owlcdge. It
is bv your own exertion*?by sclf-cultivaiion
alone, that you will be enabled, hereafter, to
reach the vestibule of the temple.
Mtnv or you are preparing tn return to your
homes dunng the warm months of the summer
I recognise some who may not again, as pupi'a,
revisit the walls of this institution. I'erhatia
no time would he more opportune 'than the
pre?ent, for addressing you on a subject, inti*
???airU connected Willi your own happiness, and
tlie hippincs* nf society. Your part-ma a'td
fi ends are now cxpec'ing you to rejoin them,
alter an absence of some months. Tliey (lis*
missed you from the parental roof, with the plea
sing assurance, that you would return to them,
a lt s?? aomewliat improved hy the opportum*
?.es afforded you. The period is now apprmch*
?tig wlun vou will either confirm or disappoint
?lit* loud asuir.ncr.
School?trdinu* school, is frequently left by
many with joy. The pupil view* herself a* re
leased from a species of bondage, an<! dreams
not ilui tlie time ttillurrive, when site will re
vert to this period ol her life with satisfaction
or regret, ei'licr as it has hern pioperly or otli
cruise employed Mot rcrollcei, my \oung
trends, when tin hours ofch.ldhnnd hat'c pas
sed, the liny ol responsibility is come. You
have to enter upon socket?i and, m ihc donea
t c sphere in winch you arc lo move, you will
C'ltitr.huteto ?hc liapp nets or misery,of those
around you. Kveiy one of yon, as menilxrs ol
Me human family, will form a Ink in the cha o
I ?oe icty j every one ol you will l>e accountable,
iwfnHt aeeoun'shlv for those talents, otiginal
a- anpiired, ol wh ch you may be pnsseshtiF
It is no unhappy impression with manv, when
?hey art* dismissed fnun tin; walls nf ihe iiraiie
?nt, that the satchel is to he thrown niiilr, anil
that they h? ve nothing more to do vsi? h the
stii'lies in which thev ttere or.gn.lft engaged
? hey look back with feel ng? ol contemptuous
???-iiigiiitt, to those ll'iiirs wlncll Were dcilir.itt-.l
o useful pit' so t?; a>-d helteve iliej have only to
ress forwa.d amidst 'he throng awl hit* ol
ist,.nnuhle life. This is an uofortona e idea;
i- -.11 the hour* of lormer appl.c..iinn weie in
-oiled aa imt.atory to that self-cultit a'ioit tth ch
>iiu are now to enter upon. (hilt the founda
?n nf education is laid in ?ehool; the super*
? ?nittiire mu-t he reared In your-elvea lire
mains With tun, whether the germ of v-rtue
anil earls inipliiiiir>t in your mind*.
s in be fosifird and nourished) whether tli?
j wnmjf altoot, eie it attsin its growth, is to be
"Cut down anil cast iii'o the Airtiace" of world*
l? follyt or whether it be destined to afford
shade and shel'er to those kindred (icings, who
''?all seek it* iimhrage This then -s the spring
tune of your ye.irsj hut the harvest is at II forth
|roimng. It ia tn the future, the eventful fu
l tore, iItxt the linpes, the lear?, and the a.txieiies
i of your parent* a ImI fnends tend. Alas! what
I sign.lie* the early promise, how he.itii.ful soever
? he hUi*?>niiiigo| the spring, if the summer 0>
! \ <ur years hi- nnpro.luci.vc, and your Winter of
' lite c dd and cheerless!
The world Will judge of yon, not from the
cis'tul impression of Hie moment, while t<u arc
foil of the enthusiasm ofpleasintr a.nl of heing
pleased; hit' i? will lortn t's estimate of your
<!i:ua< er, tmat those fractional parts \th.ch go
to make up the no11 of sour l.fe. In society
soil tt dl stund n many retitions othose arou id
miii, :u wli.eh lre?|oen> demands will he made
??pun -.on, for the exercise ot those \ Hues,and
'or the extension of that knowledge, gleaned
?rom the le>si.ns ot \our rarh tout , and fnm
?he after opportunities of solf-coltivntion For,
let iik- once more impress it upon vou, my
? -nng Iri' tiils, you are not p|Mce>t here, solely
to contribute to your own comforts and enjoy?
men's. As nieiuliers of sor.ieiy, each of you
?till be Itfieniter Wound lo conduce somewhiit
" Welfare Ami, as extstenre i? not
>v .rth posacssing, unless it Contribute io the
'????pness ol others, %>, naccomplishing the
li >pp ness of others vou secure your own.
In the female character, wo expect to find
rtues |r.s alloved, anil ilisp >sitioi,? more eriua*
'?h . iIm.ii til the other sex You have few if a.iy
flicii'g interests with ?or:eiy. The re'.re.
i.eot ol domest.r life ke?|is you al xiffrom those
?mil v lent alfeetinns, which, m the great mart of!
? c i'ty,dady and hourly C iri mle the huriiati heart J
I.ippilv, you have s^ltlornoccasion for that con*
fl-'.cnt hesr.ng, that deierniined port, which ilie '
nte-curse nf men, embarked m sio.ilar ohjecis !
of amhit.ou and gam, imparts to their character I
?e ex|M>rt in ton, therefore, an mgenurMisne^a
iiMiuitr, an anuahiliu of disposition. And a
prompt syntpithy ol feeling, w'.lch will respond
? i every prO|ier apneal That ingem.ousncas
"> winch I Inve reverted, w.ll lead vou to form
? proper estimate ol the humble nature of your
??idit'i.loal attai'imenta. Instead of fteluig any
V:'i'ai for self-gratnlal'on in the advancement
tInch you have made, too will learn humility,
'?> rcnrrtinjf iipon ihf tinnier ?fn| rnTiiif?ncri
lied iniure, no* --niy of huuiM.i knowledge g#n.
erdly, hut of t ?ttr own peeultur acquirements,
?n any one ilepartment of human knowledge,
?t hen compared to the ?.Cq>iistt.ons made bt
.i-hei s I lie ingenuous in.ud does not huay it
<elf m computing .m-i count ng over its slender
access.ons, but acquires iiumdity >n the con
?Ciousness of its many deficiencies. |>o not,
lierefore, ?ccustom yourselves to r<g*rd with
complacency your own stf iinments, ttnen com*
|? .red with those who have not possessed ami.,
lar advantages, hut, at an incentive to hdi.tual
H'unsi ry# Kill ^ % corrrelivf nf overweening
est .mat ton, propose to yotnaelv?s, as a't exem
fdar, a being who >s in every respect, far in ad
vance ofyon.
I he qo-dity of mind to be prixrd above any
oilier is go.a| sense It a practical tvis?|oni,
? qtiall. removed from folly on 'lie OH" hand,
?nd pedtn'ry on the oilier. It implies a com
o mtion of moral pr.nciple .md ? >uml under
Manding. I'ertiaps one of the greatest of mis
lOrtiinea that cm liefal die female character, i?
o he possessed of thai peculiar Hippanry ol
mind, which with the world, often att.niis t.n
:iante ?.f MVr, ami to which the ep.tliet tmmtnrii .*
ftcqueiitl. applied. I^t me entreat you to he
guxrdcd ngiintt it. It i* directly opposed to
the good scnicoffiich I hare spoken. Itdes
'rnys that amiahilit)ofdispo*iti**ii wh eh is ?<??
per ur to all the iltlnmrati of mind, ami winch
?mired i? an Indispviablc requisite of the it'
?talc cbarueter. i
lluti entreat voti to hear In mind, that the
qodttics of the hr*> are only estimable, in ft*
much as they contrfeuto "t the cultivation and
advancement >f the moral principle. Kvliginn
is tlir cemr.-l point, twind which all the affec
tions ol the hurl shuld r? volve, and is t he ^e>
nulne source whencttbe mind it truly illuiniu
alcd.
Fom lleaven descends
The flame of genii* lo the hutimn ttrenwi;**
ami the ha*>piest emulations of tnind, arc tlioc
which are the rtfliclnn* of a well regnlued
heart. Virtuous pfyfetions give to tlie miiMl u
clear aimo*pher*< fotty and vice, on the other
hand, involve it iamUi and obscurity. In order
that the torch <f ^Viins aliould burn wiili u
pure ami permanent lame, it muit be kindled
at lite altar of refinement. Talent, without the
government ofifti?ior, in a mere Uiiibto. "It
til.iyaround tlielittdhat never ? arms tin- heart."
ror, filer all, it It tie heart, which musi he
I aid hoi'ire Hint Hcinf, whose idl arc ng eye he
holds Mir least. action Hnd our even- tin' ive, ami
whose M inspirefon/aiuiie g.veih ^understand'
ing.n
^jjionejj
CKJMUS OF GKORGLl.
By an official itaicmcnt It appear* thai the
population of tlit Staff of f>eorKi.i, in the y-ar
1810, mw? 232,435, and that in 1H20, it amount
ed to 344.773, an increase of nearly lO'i.OOO
aiocc the la** ctnms ?white maie*94.7W>i
females 87,642. Free {^fcfred inalea B.V1; Irnuli i
721. Slate*, males, 7j,30J, letnalcs, 71,179.
MR. OfHLVIR.
A a few week* tintt, we announced the death
of Mr. O^ilvie, the Kitgli?h orator, who spent
?oine tear* in this elpintry. A Kentucky paper
spe.iking of the chanfttcr and conduct of .Mr. O.
whet in that k'ate, wys, that a,u|?in the Inva.
sinus of our wei>lert border* by the enemy in
the late war, Mr. |)fdvie gallantly accoii'pa
iued the volunteers ?! Kentucky under <?vn.
Hopkins bnih in h< miuntcd uiid pedestrian
esprd tion* up the Vnbkth, in 1H12, and en.
durcd, with the chateter of a soldier, all the
privations of a eampknd the rigors of a painful
and inckmcnt scasoi,'
I' S. Ilattk Stocl Uqnoted in New Ynik at
lb J per ceil', tidvunte^/c.iig nearly y) percein.
above tin* greatest drpi'tvnu it ha* cxpei i<*<u < d.
The If. S five per ucutloa*) iit|iMcd ai 'JJ per
cell'. S-lv.iOCC.
LA TEHTtFOnmnX.
Itv the la-eat n.'rfipf|?B(lv.c< * m ,.|i|ic?r* that
the :iM.iir<> of Naples liV*' settled ? a prrfcci
calm. I lie leadera ofthe revolution hasr jut
fie. i, ?iP meekly luitinitert lo put mi the yoke
ln<c<l tiir llkeif ml||| the tfe^y alliance. N i
pie* it ^?rriKMjta tJftAfdrty IniMisand Ati?tri.in
4r?K>p?^ ?t1 t>rily^ML>^<yjiww?i??ii <wa?u,<if
the revolution, hit m^WMHHMa*'on nnd fl.hli
ty lo (lie king Ttr irftNcknt tucrj hattaliO'
ol' lite province, hut (ken dirtperartl, and the
greater pari killed lythc pe^aaMr).
ticiivral Pope lots a-fivvd, with <rv? ralothcra,
at Haiot'loiik, in bp?>v iin'ord.nirly" sent
dcM>vel?i? 10 ilic N?<p< In mi .Muiit??r hi Ma
drill, inl. roi.op him d *h?i had i ikco pLce.
A teller inserted itthe Milan ti;.*?tie, ?iaii*,
ihat IliO lotal loa* >f ihr- Auntrmns, in Ihe
'-amp ii^n acmnsi Nade*, *?/? aevm killed and
..fy wounded! Not an Austrian ?m taktn
prisoner. 4
Out- of the lint act after the rettoratiofi was
lo tniuzle thf pie*? tin tlie JO1I1 of March,
Hie (itfii?'i?d Hoard if I'oitce .?niioimred that
the printing i.r puhlifit on olij?Hiin;?ls, pamph
Icl'i, fcr. would onlyhciici forw *rd be allowed
under virtue id ?ncd>l authority.
At'iordin^ 10 a Uoai K l.c |>i<> i.<?i? .(ed on
the 29ilt M irch, aptn&t ?ecr?i v tuius, md ?
vtdual* who (halt lior them, cither directly
or >ndirecily, or half in their poatetMon em*
litem*, paptra, hooktor other otijecia thereunto
belon.'injf, Will be immediately atibjccied to
extraordinary meatpea on the pm nf the
government. (Thla edict la aigue.l by the
M. rquia de CirctHojPrtlident of the Proviiiou
al tiovtrnmenl )
The l'r.iict- Kegctt ia no longer mentioned
in nnt public ordtadee, nor ia the new formula,
* K np, by the Contiiution* winch wm intrndn
eeil nine montha a|u, any lunger u?ed.?The
I'rovimonul Ooveront-nt ha* ordered the autpen
sum of the forced Iran of three million*.
It i* ?4id, that an inslrian corps n manhing
upon Cknua, ami ?lll laki* p<>?>c?*inn of ilia*
town in the name ol'ihe King V ctor Kmanuel
The allied aovcrejjn* hid broken up their
(!onj;re?<? at l<a>hacli and Willi their auitea were
preparing to return home Nun.eroua arreaia
are and to have takfa plaerin IVoakia, and the
apprvhensiont of ilt government have led to an
augmentation of the stand.op army. Ii was
umleratood that tl* King of Prussia had good
teasnna #? ?r nut obeyo# his auniirxina to l.i)?
bachi aivl it I* .?lw aflrrued, that if the Neatiol
tana had made any at-ftd against tlie Austrians,
tho Prussian* w<wld>ave broken out into in*
*ur<ecti ?n.
Ii is haul that Auttria doea not with to op
p ?c a repre?eniativeconstiiiition m the kin?d m
ol Sardinia, provided it will be conceded by the
legitimate Kitigt but at all events the will not
ivcogniM the conttitullon of Spam, even with
modihcitt tons.
I he King of France baa iaaued a decree, sup
pressing lite faculty of tlie l?aw at Ufennble.
I'he riaaon a*sigite<l for ihia meature in the
drnee itaelf, it. that icveral of the Iaw fltu
denu at tirenoble have constantly taken part in
all thv trnubU'a and moba which wave di?pla>ed
tlie ensign of rel?tlll6n in that city, and that tha
efliirt* io prevent ? rtpetilion of tlteite di?oriler*
have hitherto proted imiiHlcleut.
Madrid accouilt alate that the new* of the
Piedmont raj rcrdutK.n had given great aati*lae>
lion to the Spaniih people?and was celebrated
by publir rejoiciijgi and ilium.nation*, hi which
the French and t*KI*h ambaiaadoi a joined with
a good gr^ce?4u. tlie mmittert of the holy
all.e* refused to partieipaV, and received
guard for llirir protection from Uiepepulactl
MURIUM.
(ie*rx*t?wn, Mojt 30?W* have to-day to
perform the painful dtfty of announcing the
opaHi oftlioHoa II. Kom?, Esq. ? retpeciable
plainer of South lalaml, in thla nelghno-hood
Co record ihodeath of *o valuable a cditen and
aogooda mar># is al all timet an unpleasant
task, hut it b*tomtt painfull in the eatreroe,
when w?i? cmnpcjled, as in the prewnt in
? mice, lomld, Mmi ?c has lie. n ambit niy und ?
llie prime ..f lift- Hatched f urn sitc'ie y anil tit
boa. in'Of mt ali'ectionatv famil), by die hand m
bru'al violence.
On Sunday night last, between tbe hours ?-f
ten and eleven o'clock, Mr Foisl having ie
Coved information that -onir neginc* ? ere en
gaged in kilting b * cattle, l?-. ti.gi-thcr wni
?1'' or two i?| Kit i i (;r..c>, tii>d a mine man, a
car|>eiilcr employ?d l?y Inm, went im ?rarrb ot
'Itemi llie latter cirrtcd i gun. They bud nn
proceeded lar Ik fore a am* ' (log llcil i.erom
panted them, hy irlping i i an unusual rna nvi .
drvw the uuentiou toe p.uiy, ?>u| u ihum: hi
die bodies attracted Hit* liu'irc Oi Mr. F'-nl;
Ml dna moment a ipm Wii?di<i'li.ir^rd by -?n un
known hand at Mr. Kmil'i juriy, viIni uetc im
mediately d.apcr?<-il, and he title i.l .Mr. F. was
not known for u const,triable liinet n ?|i|ir?><
?hat 'be vdi'niis after being dii>coveied In M>*.
Kurd's M'tviim, anticip;?iiiijj hi* iur.t*l, had ad<
vanee:d ab??in a mile und ? Ihif ia men loin,
?nd iiitwle eh-.iicol the iiii.m favorable >iltiai.no
lur \\>\ tat iiijj liim, and perpclrultn,; an act nn
which they bud delihe: at el) determined. A
litiiblid feiliw m the menu time, armed Willi a
?Milt, cnno-nicd him?elf lifh.nd the nk that had
been kd'ed. in hopes in ?!e?ect diem in their
attempt in Mimir ti ? n tin* lie not m.sia
den, and hu was l<-ruinate m taking one of
tlieoe dariug ??llaimi Hiahc spi-MjacticI A*
v.on as .lUiatiiVire cooler be pioctm-d, Nlr' F.
wa* nought for, .mil fiioml ilo.nl nn die spot ? n
which he ?hui; ibe gun lud be? n loaded
Willi slugs und a htlli llie pnnripal |>.irl of tbe
slug* ?nieie I hia heail? the: ball penetrated hit
breast; two of thv negroes were ?Iv<. wounded,
one of litem aoerely near the tempi* and m
the groin.
The fellow who baa hern takfo i? a young
nrgM inmi, rjlhil .I*ck, the pmpiviy nt' Mra
llorry, and from In* confess on u *p|teai*4 that
there were two other* tvguged with hint; iliey
had deM'ended tin Kait'cv in a c.noe, anil en
tend i small creek whieli lead* from thit ri
yer mm the p|.diatom nf Mr F lie gives the
lolhi'.vuig description of hia tun coii>p;ui?>li>.
.!?><, ihe.r ringleader, is nf yellow c-.ii.p|. xinn
(but be is not a mulatto.) ?ix feet Ingli,
?iiiCtiinninulv ??nut and well iikiIc?lie ba? on
?me ol lit* clieeki (it in bebeveil to be hi* r^ght
rheek) a ?rar about the * /.<? of a quarter ol a
dollar. Me er?me Iroin 'lie ncivdibnrlmnd ot
Mr. M'Conl'i f?-try. .lark ?% a slu.rt, it.Ick
negm,and came from ..botu O.lutibit, or Tan
dun, ind i* the fellow whnkbo .Mr F .ril} tnilh
ol lliise I'ell'iwa ba\e been in the neighborhood
about five uuintha and are enusiantl) aimed
I he fellow in ruito/ty t >\~\ lie was preient when
Joo attempted <o 3I.0..1 '.Mr. M'Cleuau, 01 .San
tee. lie ?a\ % 1 bat the (fun ilid not ?nap a? re
ported, hut that MTIn an a liter' wav ?ave<l h\
llie Miilden wheeling nf lot lmr-e, and Ilia pre
cipttuK' II k'1'* Ho* 11 tlie jfainj who tw.ee
liiiil un While rsiiua on Sa'itee, aii'l have f.?r
? lenifdi ol ii-i.i- cuinniittcd depredatioiu in
?'i:?t III g'llni; tiM.d
We feel n<m h ^r:i'.fiiil in l.*v,n^ if in our
power to x'a'e. 11.41 timer ?)??: f re^ii .? account
was sent to tl.r pr? a?, . del ichmen* <>t Hie t\ a*li
?u,;t'iii (.1-11 iia, ? i<i|t r ?l.e command r> 1 ('aiitaiu
(.'inns, hai e reiiiriie | <0 town, Iiiv ng n their
cusI'mI\ , J .ek, ?*:.<?? .?? ehai'K< ?l unit having aliot
^lr. F. lie .tin) h ? ai'ioinpl'Ce J<e, and a ne
gr.1 w ni.it were nu t l>y thin deuciunent, a
liult brture d.iv-livflti tta'erday timr* ii?. and
on the r rr'Mi ii,; to y ci.l. we e find mi i?y one
?il the ineiij the Wollun un ?oui.de l, a .d the
men endeavored in make their eseapc, wbe>
Jack r?i taken; but we regret to at>, thai Jm
Iihh, for the prssvnl, rscapcd; tbe other ci n??
n f ~xi4 ^ .
The aplrit and alacrity evinced by ttTedijv
lerent nnli"*ry corps, in the r lahoii >11* an I m
defnti^ahle pursuit, eiit tlethrm to the higbeat
eoiiimei.dat.on?ibetr activity anil zeal Will, we
"mat, have a hem li?\a| and lu*iiii(( ell'i ct.
I'he tj .rnne- '* Jnrv, eonveued on the late
mclanrhult ocral tHi, have pronounced ilia' the
ibxcatrd came to Ins death by being " Murder
ed by three negroes unknown."
We uniter*tnnd tbm' the two ne^roe* n??w in
j ciiatmly, w .11 have ilivtr trial lo-inorrow , at the
court, house.
f?Vorr*r?ut1, Juiu 2.?A (Jourt of Magi?iraie?
and Freeholder* w?? convened on nmrsday
last, for the ir.al of Jack, llie properly of a Mr
1 Fonburg of I.-, 1,caster district, charged with llie
murder of ti.o.^e It. Fori, F.s/j. f'he court
consisted of the I dlowmg |?rraou?:
I J I.. Wilson, J (J, and II. L. (hniei, J. Q,
Wm \V. I'rapirr, \
Francis Withers, /
Solomon Cnlien, V F
Robert Ifer.ot, V
A ?r?in Marvin, j
Freeholders.
The ev <!? nee was very conclusive that lie
was either the actual perpetrator of the deed,
orsn far an accomplice, as In have been at the
elbownt him that shot the fatal gun The *en
lence ot thelaw was therefore pronounced, and
will be executed on Fnday ne*t the Hth tn?t.
when be wdl be imng near this town. During
the whole tnal the prisoner exhibited no one
mark nt pcoiicnce nr sorrnw, but preserved the
ut moat stulibnrmiess of features and of manner.
The trial nf the other fellow railed Jack, the
property of \|n? (lorry, has been fHmt|?oneil in
order lo have his testimony as In the identity
of Joe, who it yet in the neighborhood of l<u
cas'a plantation on Santec, miu! wlio it is sup
posed Will be taker,, lie threaten* to sell Ins
life dearly, and declares >lut he will not he
taken alive. Volunteer parties are still going
out, to assist their fellow citiiens in the dis
charge of a very important duty.
No circumstance within nur recollection, has
ever produced so great an excitement in our
community, as that occasioncd by the late un
tirovokcd ami dteadlul murder of our worthy
elbtw ciucrrt, <J*nrR? ?. F.?rd? K*e|. Amidst
the paintul feelings which ii has pro luced, it
is however, C4insolainry to ob?crve tbe univer
sal sympathy which pervades the breast* of
every class of the community?the exertions of
theimlitia have been unremittedi from Monday
last to ibe present moment, they have been day
and night occupied in scouring the woods anil
?wamps to tlie distance of twenty or thirty
nules trom the town, notwithstanding the ex
treme heat of the wraihcr ami llie heavy show,
era 10 which they have beC11 ei|>o*ed. Il is with
pleasure we notice the very prompt and sale*
factory reply of his excellency t'homa* llennett,
to the communication made to him by the lu
tendant.
O001)?? VERY uoont
Having recently mentioned A'tun, the *t?gr
player, who cmiaed hitnvclf to be imported in
to the United Htatea that lie might export it
few thotmnd of our turplui dollar*, hi term*
that appear to have exc>tcd an unpleasant senu
tion in some who love every thing imports!,ami
despite *11 tlmt i? of domettic growth, or a?
tending to the dome vie Circulation of nt'ifley?
it may he right that, for Hie comotation of those
per?on?, we should again notice the precetdmg?
of thianiuek of old dame Nature
In Baltimore lie was favorably, hilt not ra|?
'urottslv received. Ilit fame had prccedul
him In the llritiah periodical work*, whir _
are published to save in the trouble of thinkm
toreur?e4ve?,het}ad been citoUtd M amounting
'ifltl
nrtrly to p'-V?tion, and ?r< v,-.,- '
i'il to vee'it ? a* i' v - ?? >i 1 ? \
lion h'm li?" n^in.'.??. t '??? a< ?? .. .
i'il li> re ?f ?: ?n '> 1 >c- *1
I, he had f"!l hw?e< :????! tv i? '( v
Hie Jiuhiin<tbU'?i\"0 M jnv ??! w <? ? ? t
jltiiilt to t ?it tie iheu'rv fro , ?(
in ir ilc'n? ">1 'he rat<' ol'utir r
Itv ill" hr>.efit if uiir ptttrn: u.? , <.
Hi- innrl'ill-' h? ertjf nji'iint kn
nuili.n^ .nUIrr^ io i|jp n>..|.t<r-v, .( ..
pur "I'll nant ?Iiik like ??.irrrc': (?<? t ; | jj|
i'? red HI * ??"c4 till' ' lir \ l(iii<v i|..
li nt ?lir (?? t| "rinl1 the ilr. ii.i, ev* ,, ,,v
I'nok 'iml Aim,. Ail etlii'i 'oil in tli .. ,?
?hot must look -litlio l.ii.il it ul ?'Si H ; ,
Cor ilin*r li'illMiiliiiiiii tliii .iiM i 'n,-.,. M,-.i
?nth" name of HiIrhpi.tin !'? Tlii |,r ? ,
f<ml, < r K' hi wl?r. I :?? ?? i"iu. . ,.,i '*
j4 lie i* t nlwl, i.ik'r. *ih i > lo k ii;> . ,-r
I'm- ff ml l"}?< .lit lv. itnist li.tt-I,.,. ,? |.,H
j nodi'of* muI'ii .?! iiliu, w i.< ii |i? ?( i> .
tu jfia>le tlii-ir nAi'ii- ul M-rrli ,ii" ?
iitln-r ?ca!e. riieloj'l ,i |.o> Sir'n m .? ...
j are In j??? ? K** ''J' u?i' We sl o *;,.| ? ? mI ;?
I iinrn'^lilf I i.il lluknlli'i I I ? 'I ? ? r->- J
llti* city in In* <??' 11 c. . .? ri,- , ? ..
It Iiull) tulii I lie (KVlIc liv vn utilil I im r
liy so lining flop \*%l Iiuh Ii.i; peii.-.! *?? !i,,
wliicli lit' ?1> hind 'In: liifir. v '..it '.- I,, ,.i
th? new world," iolennn the r?n.|( .? i
firdly which Iho pcn&ol tiul lot*n li^.l; ,..i
Ililfl" Y ? - v
Al\cr finish nR hi4rn; .foment ni II '? '? n v ?
[ he returned in lloxlok ?i lie wor%(. i p>: 1 .
(tuition "f die town?M l'io ? n. ir i! . ; ?
j w:is nvt-r, *ii?l iho |4j'h t?i-u! t?.?? i. ; ,.? ,.
j pari w 'Ii ?h?ir o.i?h b r- :u!ih a- I i- 11
plavnl two uf^htk in Jrii i.nitt < ? -
iliu ill r?l i.ifj'it ?o prirm ?!" '..rt i . ;
\ mi iit'imtt I>ii iK'lin in imfl ? i ,ns' ...i.| r ?
ul'I'llilO'li 'til' pi-Opli? Wili'll p.i!|? ivi i|, , ?<..
tfrt-ttt iikim until '" ifStIciiH-k ? nil ? . -.-i .?
cltiitoi ?r.l? ai ilit tick . 'I >h iii .n
liirwaril, mii.I ulitlo.l tlia^lr. Ko '? ?1 li. -i <.
It rcliitcil 'H apjH'ar Immt tin* 'iinli i.< ?? .m .<?
count ot tlii* i innnr>?Et' l>ip liOU-r ?? .. ? ii. ?
that he liii<?li<*il 'Irs |?#c ot inipiiiU-iu > >. ul
iliitly ami piivatrly 6(Mrlin,? IV i n II i-it
fir New York We like ye tn liri- ol i. ? . .
eiplm# tlioro- hill it i?il unlikely 'Itui >? .nil
niiiiii hi! p*ep ?'f I t-i ri'tf i fp .in w li. iirr ? r uiv.
to iho reeiew crmn I nt>ior< m ?'
imnciat.oii nf iih lor Will o' tas'i1 f??c.i*e v ??
re if>1 ilmpiHird to tvru'o till'!, im.hi- .e. t< :i J
limn e?en <h'inc(h in/jtnl -a ul .it o t(- ??, ,ri.
w.llin^ tu Hunk ti?r ui||t'l>cs, huwetor '.iniir.e
t'inie it Mist he?
Tlirllitimiliilkt litflirrn r'j?,?ilii'lv?i"u
'he) <le>e've.I i?i ln'tifH-i-aiMi'-ni I'm- :'n- in;,
mcr fu t; lint Ke n III >lii'.'ii 'i ni'el: .t nn
^ra'efiil .i? lie '* -ell'. <>.o?yien il I* .? .? it
eil, Iipiioitly ?'rul a Opce/ I ke '!.?> n i? i-i.
ilclphia. -teiien ?rtiiallylre?iei| lo* i -
hr riliiM" ! io appi'ir lifir.- :i tit n Ii ?? ??, ? -nil
the ma. tt? re ui.lir l in ??fl???? lum f-.vr
hmul-rtl .loll r? I'ntf rni iin'c, r:i'li-i- i .u
vc-l.te the r prumive totepu'dir l'ln* iti. n?*v
slllul<irit tlio pi de oi "ir ai'tnr -inil In'i.-rde
Nftonilnl !n j(*i on ? voi|i.i^ ihr oM >?y ii;',
tliatM inmiet nv.ik?'? ihcinf ?"
Tit- ?' jfi.otl" of tli.t B ur m?that it ? ill
prohibit prcvei.t the illlmeni of 'i'.;i>.v h. n?-,
iftl iloltti i in Kn^l inil I I'Xrlii ge Ii-'- ? n. ili
iiij;. hni ili?* ran'inK* '?'* ?p>?iled ?ta>?e pla\cr.
I'lte |H'i>p|o of ttn.iiiH ro e\ei'C'!i?i.h '? rnt'i
wt 111i their l?io Ihtiiri'eitlii' papen *pi an - f
liiut hi Uio mViti iii tennm repriiiia'inti. rt'*'
?? runauay" it .nlvcrtiMiItt "imeeeiv re???f?li,*S
atul it i* kkid that " he iky be ea?ily ifr
/???I liy Inn inutliaiien trlit, hi- Mu nin fili
curkuey manner, aiul MJtlu.Mir uc n?!
.iirji Miiiinii<i
the vuKrant,' ho.Tn duo Cirtn. Il ap'iOjr*
on liia way to New York the '?run uttut *
robhed of iiit trunk, eoutaiuinK a r.-in^idc^Mi
Mini i,f money, fcr.. which he rharii ihlv tiipi,]
I Hives was coiriuniioil liy ?Kiot" p.-f. m who fol^
owed linn Iruw Hotton.?.Yilri' lirgi*itr.
St F*ui?, .ifirll 28.?The m?>re wc rxini!rv)
the Hoohlt ion tor (he nilin i\ioo ? >t M viitiri^
(lie mure we become satisfied with it It isorr*
tainly mticli le*s esreptinii:ihle than tcvrr.l'of
those which were rejected.
Tlie firat thing (hat strike* us in the rr?o|u.'
tion U, that it now adm ts hy fj;r, d rtr< aid
necessary imiilir.-il ?m?, that M >.?o>tri s m v fo
reign ami independent ?t:ite It adoii'* tl
treating with the Kg tdn'ore of the *t.vi-,i??
now oiguniaed under (lie <?ateconst iMitio'i ibd
ndmitt-ng itsvnhnr.ty to rn'er inm ?? rompftct
with the general government ao fully as an)
or state could do
'I'he ant to he done hy >1 ssouri hss nith
in it derogatory to her sta'c sovereignty
is not required to repeal, expunge, or ai'er
part of tier emit* itut'Ou. She i? only reqiiii*
so to construe her present cunt:itution >,iiio
impair the rights ol' any eitiien ol any o*n
the states. Sho would i?e hound to do ilt.?>
way, hy virtue of the controlling power of
federal constitution, ainl there can he no ha
no degradation in promising to.lowh,t e?
one is sworn to do who tak ca an oath to supp*
the constitution of the Republic. II hi an
/en* of the United States, i? not under"*.!*
he declared in the resolution, and 'hat ?|?
tion will of course go where it ??iif(ht to lit- p
ced?.n the hands of tin? judical authorities.}!
The drf'rrrd admission is unpleasant to uttf
feeling*} hut restly, we tee no practical mc<fi.
venience resulting from it. Tho ?tate autti.,fc.
tics are in full operationi all their acts are \'fi*
lull and until the meeting ol the next cong>< ft*
we shall have neither opportunity nor nrc<-?"ifgi
for tlie exercise ol' any ftiltral power, and
course cannot lie injured b\ deferring till tl
time iho recognition of our right to exerc
them. We nay that tliere can he no dooli
ahuut tlie validity of aU the atlt of the i'ate ?
thoritiesi Anil our position it mairttanul I
ftriuciftfe ami In practice, anil bv the iitlmimo'i
congics*. I. ifv prinnftSi because M?a??'
having hail the conser . of confrets to hero ?
slate of the Union on condition of framing a ?<:
government at a certain time and place. an<l i
v.ng framed it in the way contented to, urea"
hy that net, a sovereign state, and need* no
1 omtconsent of cougrea* uiion the same pour
2 lly fnaciic*; because almost every ne? ??"
which has been admi'.trd into the Union, |
their state authoritin, exoriiMve, Irgislato
and ind cial, into operation Irfort the last ???
ot admission was gone t(trough; all the acta d
by them in audi intervals have been hold v,.'
and if valid for an interval of aneor two mon'
the) are equally so for as many, or any ntim'
of year*. V lly the chnin4tt of congre?Si
causem the very resolution now under exao
at ion, the sovereign, independent, and fed ? ?
character of Missouri is recognised hy the V
of trcottnjf with her in those characters.
We perceive aomr error, as we believe, in
? inderstaodiHg of some of otir c it I tens about .n
revolution: thry speak of it as the off of our ?
mips, as a thing im/Mtrdupon Ms by tlie **< >
?it Missouri. Kucli i* not tlie fact. TImum!
tion ?ii not the work of the
ri? thry opposed it, and
opposeil herei hut if
'riends of Missouri
irward bv
?id support
>r more
tMi