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The Dutchman who had the Small Pox. ^*'KX wHter sat alongside of (lie driver one morning. just at break of day, as the singe A drove out of Blackberry, he was a through t passenger to Squash Point. It was a very 1 cold morning. In order to break the ice for a conversation, he praised the Hue c points of the off horse; the driver thawed. ( "Yuan, she's a, good boss, and 1 knows t bow to trive him!" k It was evidently a enso of mixed breed, n "Where is Wood, who used to dtive lliis " tftge!" ,J "llo bo's laid up mit ter ruinniiz, since ? Tester week, and I trives for hiin. So" I wont on rending a newspai?er. I A fellow passenger, on a back seat, not ? 'Slaving the fear of murdered English on his i ? hands, coaxed the Dutch driver into a long ? conversation, much to the delight of a very I n pretty Jersey blue belle, who laughed so j c merrily that.it ?ns contagious; and in a ; ^ few^minutes, from l?eing liko unto a con- j s vertticle, we were as wide awake as one of j ' Chisty's audiences. By sunrise we were in v excellent spirits, up to all sorts of fun, and | 1 when, a little later, our stage stripped at " the first watering place, the driver found j I himself in the centre of a group of ttealers to the distilled juice of apple*. 'I "Ilete's a package to leave at Mrs. Schud- j ? der'a?the third house on the left hard side ' after you get into Jericho. What do you . Ij charge!'' asked a man who seemed to know ; 1 the driver. ! t "Pout a lefty," answered he. Receiving P the silver, he gathered up the reins, and ^ Sut the square package in the stage box. n list as bo started the horses, bo leaned his 0 licail out ?>f the stage, and looked hack to 6 the man who gave him the bundle, shout- , P irgont the question, "Thefird house ou ter , ^ left hand out of Yoriko?" < ^ The man didn't hem him, but the dri- 1 ver was satisfied. On we went at a very t good rate, considering how heavy tlie roads ' were. Another tavern, more watering, , ' more applejack. Another long stretch of san I, titid we were Hearing Jericho. a "Anny portv know der Miss Sculler ^ house?" asked the driver, bracing liis feet on the mail hag, which lay in front of him, I and screwing his head round s.> as to face ; " in. There seemed to be a consultation g s ing on inside the stage. ! 11 "I don't know nobody that name in ' Jericho; do you. LUIiv?" asked a weather boat n looking man, who evidently "went bv water," of another who apparently went the Bamo way. 1 "There was old Squire Gow's da'ler, she s married a Seudder, and moved up liore J some two years back. Come to think on't, ' guess she lives nighcr to Glasshouse," an- c eweied Li?lto. f The driver, finding lie could get no light 1 of the passengers, seeing a tall raw-honed 1 woman washing some clothes in front of a r house, nnd who flew out of sight as the 1 stage flew in. handing mo the reins as lie . r * jumped from his seat, and chased tha fu- f gitivo, hallooing. "l'fe got der small pox, < n I'fe got th'r ." Hero his voice was lost ' as he dashed into the open door of the i ^ house. But in a minute rc-appearcd, f??t- * lowed by a broom with an enraged wo \ 1 man annexed, and a loud voice shouted : 0 out? 1 " "You git out o' this! clear yourself quick- r er. I nint going to linve you diseasing s honest folks if"vou have got the small pox'." c "I dells yoo I'fe got der small pox. Ton'l j you versleth! dor small pox!" This time he i shouted it out in capital letters. "Clear on'.! I'll call the men fo k?, if you ^ don't clear!" and at onco shouted, ir a tip j top voice, "Ike! you Ike! where nio youl" . Ike made his appearance on the full run. ! j "W what's the matter, mother?" "I dell you oncst more, for dor last dime, I Ye got dor small pox, unl Mishler Kllis lie ' gifs mo a lefi'y to gif der small pox to Miss i j Scutter, und if dat vroxv is Miss Scultcr, , ( I hromised to gif her tcr small pox." ' It was Mi-s Schudder, and I explained ( to her that it was a box he had for her. t, The artair was soon settled, as regarded le i I c lively; hut not as regarded the laughter , ^ and shouts of the occupants of the old stage : coach, as we rolled away from Jericho, j Tue driver joined in, although he had no i ( earthly idea as to its cause, and a hied not j a little to it by paying, in a triumphant tone of voice: I f "1 vos pout togifterol l vomans or small ii pox!"?Arcw York- Spirit of the Times. I The following aimiMiig specimen of the ignorance thai prevails in KuropeonAmer iean aIfairs is taken from a leading I reach jotfrnal. It is hardly necessary to inform j the American reader that the soubriquet ol "Black Republican" has been taken by j the French editor in a literal sense, and that Mr. Hanks and all his supporters are ( thought to be men of colot: 1 lie new 1'rc.siJont of the Chamber of j j' Representatives in tho I 11 iState-", Mr. | ('j Nathaniel Bunks, is a negro belonging to (j tho delegation front Masinclitt?ctls. In tlie double caps ity of negro and nhuli tionist, Mr. Banks lias created a piofound |, aversion among the Representatives fiorn t, tlie States ??f the South, lliselo lion was a' a cheek both to tho Democrats and Know t] Nothings. 1 a "Mr. Giddings, another negro from Ohio, tl nnd tho Dean (Lc doyen) of the menthols > present, tuliiiiiiistered tItu oath to M.. : ni Banks. ! fj "In face of the part played by the inti-lli j, getit negroes in tho h-gi Saliva assembly, : ? how long will it he that the great lb-pub- | lie can ntnintaiii slavery in oncdiall of its j M Slates? i |(l "Wo would further returnk that the ,,, candidate opposed to Mr. Banks was sits st tained hy tho Know Nothings or Dcma jj g 'gtte.s, who oppose both the emancipation til* llwi fclnvt-a illiil tli? ' ? * "*" ' -v (i HVII > ?i 11? ?|| ii| : foreigners. Their candidate only failed i ol l?v three votes; hul wo now learn that i this pa ty lias Miccecded in electing the V( Clwrk, win) ia IIio second personage of the f, Chnniher of JiepiCMintativeH. Ileie, tlnn. i ? is the close of those nominations, so long ! c. disputed, which has ended in having the n( legislative body personified by a negro and j? a demagogue."?Uazctlc (hi Midi of 23d 0., Fcbruaty. 1 l0 Emancipation ok Nkoroeb.? Some ! |( years ago (says the W'arreiiloii, Fauquier, I Flag) a worthy citizen of this county. ! ^ named Carter, emancipated about eighty I slaves, and colonized them in Bedford conntv, Penns\Ivanin. In addition to tho j( expense ntlending^hoir transportation eaeli negro was furni lied with the stint of $260 |(( wherewith to begin life'n a free State. On f Monday last a g-nticitan front lVnnsylvu- ; ^ nta arrived m this place in aeareli of tor- ^ liter aid forlheir support, stating that nine 1 tenths of them wero already on tho parish, t|>. whilst the residue were faet verging to pan- ' perism. Amnteur Kulers. Bjj Wlirn William Walker, Esq., reporter T. J ?r the New Orleans Delta in 1847, Used r,v,,j o enter the oliice of LduiuiiU Randolph, co ' isq., clerk of the Circuit Court of Louisiana, oow nd .ask for permission to copy the calendar rl|, >r the last bit of news about the pending wKjt.| laiues case, neither of thein, probably, wj,jc| bought of the destiny in store for them ns jt ^ oon companions in Nicaragua. Culifor- f -| iia was then an undiscovered federal dia* t'i ttund; tillibusterism was not yet boro; and 'I ^ Loung America, although then n "fast" in- io^j titiilion, was at least tolerably modest. jt ' But, before ten years liave gone by, the j ^ inquire of Sir Walker becomes a General, es(|n ,tid the Randolph clerk has found a friend, ^ t the head of au amateur government, to ;ivo him a grant of right of transit from au lujnc djunct rf the Atlantic to the broad Pa >; i? *? i * ?li Willi I inc. Nay, mote, ilie t*o have not nil Vail street by the ears?that uiighty Wail |y;SJ, treet, which jolra its stock on time, whilst (>f t|( t reprehends the porters and stevedores jn jj; vho ride "saddles" or drive "gigs" among v?rv he policy men! VanderbiIt stands aglnut, t aid Joe White fumes worse than lie did at ^ 3n li s Io in 1848. 000 i And old acquaintance of Manhattan , ^ turns up," too, in Central America?Col qqq inel Schlessinger?who Ihs: was arraigned n our Court of Sessions for gashing the ^ lead of an attache of the Metropolitan Ilo- |1HV(J el, and fined. Col. S. goes as ninbassndor & 0 Costa Kica, and it is evident intends to ^ ^ [ash the head of that miserable republic, xeueral W. and bis colonel have, of course, 1 very poor idea of the United Slates,since <(f ^ me Iia-. had a marshal and the other a ,j,,u| heritf at his heels, Colonel Kinney is no liM8p [real lover of Uncle Sam either, as Mr. ?jr|s 1? Keoii can testify. The trio will trv their * _ "t?* "",v c.| to i ina*s ot luxuriant h?>m*\ -urk!? - i-. beauti j(il t?? the eve nod delicious in fragrance; j*M|, ^ ul covered with inihlew, it is a blackened MMll; n 1 miserable object. Mildew, fnum dvly, J ,| ou. r> 's no; make its appeal mice even spring; l nl once in four or live years il comes, a* plague, to desolate the garden. A gieat l eal may be raked away if taken o!f a* A ?on as it spreads its cobwebs over tln-so a con well Howeis, but il should bo done with- j nig a it delay, or its ravages will have become ' propr > great as to render any preventive opera- on In on almost useless. J cral m I m -I Son. for Kiicit Treks.?Kino fruit can j Tho i ill bo grown upon a soil naturally or whisj lifioially dry and linn. A wet soil, or a 'I bis oy loose poatv one, never produces line j w on nit. Sandy soils, gravelly soil*, or clayey i bv tli nl*t a* well a* what are called loamy soil-, lewd in all be made to grow fine fruit, if pro- Iioum ?rlv cultivated, provided the subsoil is force iron* enough to permit the water to c* given ipe rapidly downward a sufficient depth refus. llllittU I ? /... ' * * ~ * 1 >iav HI irvcs III Itwi IlllCC illscll. el of noil, which is never filled with sta.:- on a ml moisture -^ftii'l lIn* greater the depth perfectly wr?" '?! **oil. the greater the ] ? rtaii.tj^; aW Mnn,j A liowt- Li*; or TKLKonAru.?The S nut tfniish# h'ronoh, and Sardinian Kuh ( annj , TlleJ-ap It Company has completed |o j ( i iiiVa?iiiieM%1'>i continuing the line ,jplt. nil -.-lof l^frica, hy way of Alex- \ Jjiiow idiia$Jeii~ii*ifiB Damascus, Ac., to Cal- ' (|() ,j| tla illiHf' il HWft ere long U* extended | nes|ii M.Aort?..'. the 1 Intish capital of Alls | ilia - I 'Or P distance of 12,&00 j III ' i# % % \ * ' I- " V , * Ml" est, no doubt, to goad on hngland, in |(0rt|t hose quarter*, to take uoine offensive aland cr(0 oward United States vessels and property. unj0 f any trouble grow out of the Claytonlulwer treaty, it will be forced by the hapwizard practical construction of it which the twin wnate ;r rulers of Central Amciicn are in a- ^ | . . , ?o^o 'i his man Walker is as arrant a land 0t|,e irate as ever J dm A. Murrell was in the twU( arly davs of Mississippi; and after ho has irjr| acceded in setting hy ears all the nolinstda about liirn. we suspect bo will finish c],jhl >y being set by the ears on their part. ! f ,re| [AV?e York Sunday Times. i t Mbtkuoloot.?The Smithsonian Insti- ' |Illlci utiuu has mado active endeavor* to *ecute ! 0pen imultaneott* meteorological oliser vat ions j jl(M| hroughoul the country, and is still pnt*u- J ng the object in view. It proposes to ?1 iWalk uss the subject by representing on a series j ,,j0, >f maps of the United States the face of I ,,r |(1 lie sky at three di tie rent period* during j mi| , be days of a storm. All portions ?>f the I o^ntry over which a clcnd exist* at a given i .,| imo will be reptcscnU-d bv a given color. ' wj||, ind the portions over which the skv i* : s lenr bv another color. The extent of rain ; f)j* j|, in, snow will also be indicated in a similui ! redd natiner. The point or points, as it may . ie, of the generation of the incipient storm t af,7.r rill be observed perhaps on the lir*t map*, f,. ,m be second will exhibit the extension ol'the ,jK. ( loud; the tltird, the beginnit g of rain at p|t.,iN i frii'tm Innnliiv* ?%*?! !?? .vi -.1 l .v?v. - * , ? ? IIIU VIIIV'I^ HI UI13 >U \ ies, ilio extension and progress of the | I'.f torm, until it passes oil' i ?to I lie ocean, or . cum; ontracts and di* jipear, on tlic land. ' > ?nu ( | Yaiil Tiib Peach Thee House.?This is a ' c<l t< itO'l dcsiiuclive insect when alloweil to in tunc reuse for a few years w ithout molestation, with 'ho eggs are deposited in summer on the taut >uso of the trunk, near the collar, where up.>ti he hark is soft. They are hatched, and iceei iore their way under the hark of the tree, ea'g< ither in the stem or root, or both, piodu- cupli ing an effusion of gum. Where trees are pi act I ready allccled, the proper course is to ie- hahn note lite earth from around the collar of On r lie root, e'ean away the gum, destroy any . Yanl ocoon- that may be found, trace the giub wliot lirotigh its hole in the tree, and kill it; i> ki lien till up around the tree with fie>h r.uan arth. and place a shovelful or two of ashes touiu round the tree. The ashes or slaked lime oil m lu nld hf applied every >P"ing, and at the imm nd of summer may he seatleicd al?out th this i ice. tain Tiie Hyacinth.?We are imbbte.l to >vid for tlio use we tr .ke of the hynci: th, ' 1 tho emblematic line. The beautiful Ivaciuihu* was beloved I> tih by Apollo V. ii I Z?*p!ivrus. The latter fane'ed himself cepli! lighted, and when Apollo and llvcinthiis fere playing quoits, the jealous deity of the pube rest wind bore one of the rpmits against Tli lie temples of ilio boy, an I he died in con- chaiij i-ipienoe. I'rom the ground which his rVi load hedowed a flower sprang. On s? ve- V; il of the leaves are characters ]ithe p??x, Ireik letters At. (Kngl:?h, At.as!) allusive he f the lamentntioa of Apollo over the dead > vatio ody of his favorite. The (frocks called j 11, u? hyacinth /ria. probably on account of Th 10 variety <?f its color. ter pi Cake ok 1 Ionkvsccki.es.?Mildew and , ' j.? light come from the east; therefore, lion ysiiekles should he sheltered Iron that -i i sp. ct?for, as the v rise and spread widelv, ?i i i ? , Hiv>.l 1CV lire not so 111 inmr.. .l.l.. ~ ... - iii ildino Railkoadh within Estimates. e cloning report of Col. Walter (J wynn, engineer of the North Carolina rail Iihm ii|Ht made. annoum-incr the ' 4 - # O ileliou of the work, by wliicii the?? is a railroad hue through the Slate fioiu i to south. The chief fact, horre'r-. to b we would draw attention, in one li reflects great credit on Col. Gwynn. tho ftct, of such rare occurrence in tad history, that tho load uas cost lets the estimates, und that by the stnu <>( 10. But this fact, though rare in rail, building, generally, is l>y no means, slated, rare with Col. Gwyno. This is hird railroad he lias built within the lutes, viz: the North Carolina railroau leahord and Roanoke roiliood (%11, within llie estimates.) and the Wil;ton and Wehlon railroad (#8,9 451 in the estimate.*.) this connection, also, the Richmond utch mentions his estimate of the eo-t e Covington and Ohio Railroad, made 152. ( 11,310,500.) for which lie was violently nllucked in the Virginia stature, which emhnrkcd in the imt-tiienl upon an estimate of about $4. [>00. Now his estimate is vindicated Ir. Fisk's, which has reached #11,000,Col. Gwynn gave from the first an ditened and candid statement of the of this great improvement It would Inrcn much better had railroad men tile other parts of our country imitated olonel's example. sited Livinu Ciiii.hkkn.?Onjhe 4di pril, 1855, one of tho rarest eases ol dc formations occurred in tho St. I'c urg Foundling Hospital?namely, twe growing together by the skulls?which live, ami so far appear to he in good It. Of all the cases of this kind liith known, (of which there areseven,) tin n of the two individuals was never ?>l kind !<? bring the face of one child di y opposite the faro of the other. These s ate so united that if the middle line < ace of one child he prolonged fiom the , this would strike upon the ear of tin r. Through the mobility ol'llie marks tin I'hildren really lie in a straight line,otu lying on the hack, the other on th< atui thus they sleep. The face of oni I is quite symmetrical n? far as th< ......1 _-.i *s~. .i / <rn<j, illlll II is II'M III nil' lorilt.'lUlin o ikull tliat want of symmetry appears 10 faee of the oilier, the right half i' 11 sliortotiO'l. an?l the eye of thin 1* s less than tlie other. - The two cliil possess a jrerfectly independent oxM from each other an relates to sleeping .ing, w nt of fooil. ?fce. The one sleep< tly, whilst the other tnk?snnuiMitueiif ok? ahout. Common sensibility doe? ippear to e\i>t. since in cases of t ii the brain* and verve* of ouch imlividu .< preferred distinct. Not so alwav.* the hlood vessels. Ouee one chile lining load awoke its sifter. I he fne? e s? reaming child la-came sulfn-'d ati< ened deeply, while the face of'the o|hei u to redden and swell, ami it was oul\ th's that it opened its eyes. Tin res of the two children especially ol ue whose face is sh rlcned, are vrn iiig. IDA LMI NO A WlFB. TilO followilin nis circumstance is just now crealii ?; merriment iu commer. ial circles. ,\ kee captain, whose cargo w is cii-ign Messrs. Baring & Co., had the nv-foi to lose liis wife, who was on hoa-t] him on the \o\age, and being n ine to throw the body oveihoaid, resolveii hiinging hei t<> Knglaml, tii io n ve pro|iei sepulture. A Portion of hi. > consisted of nil of cinnamon. Tin kin took a Millicient qnautitv, ami d the holy in it. thus eventually oiii in*; it for tho lemaiudrr of tin* vox age, iriiving at the poit of I.uidoi), t:.? ico captain called upon the parties t.i 11 the oil w an consigned, and requeue ! low how much ho was to pay tor ?Iir tity of oil he hud used. lie was as. 1 ?*cl at being tohl that the \aluoof i!.c i used was ?900, ami that lie inn t Hliately pay over that miiii. < >f cour c ,v is out of the question, and the rapwas soon afterwards arrested for that int. hi t was hailed by Messis. |>uring, it is reported, have satisfied the own* tcciNATiON.? loery individual is su* l>le of varrination. '-vaccination is not necessary before rty. ie system undeigoes at pubertv a lj.% and re-vaccination i> then neress.-iireination is a sine prevent.ve of.small* i \aecinalioti is a mho picvoniivc of loid. iC thiol vaccination is without effect, a* system is sosca^rihle of vaiiol* id at liberty. whenevet tlie individ ukl i-* r\ I to smallpox, without revacciiiation i vaccination isni?t necessary if the liisi i.'ioti was peifonned since | nheily. <i?e who disregard vaccinaii n aie vs liable to small pox, wherever expos its influence. every individual weio vaccinated tibeily, and ie vaccinated when that ntion of the system has take place, would he no suelt disease as small ? /ioslon .Ifi dieal and Surgical J ur landlord of Albany last week entered lplaint against a bnlv tenant tor keep disorderly house, lie swore that iinir females were in the habit ? ( calling >r, and that they had done so on cvocea-ioiis leccntly. 'liiis statement uhslaiiliated by two otlier witnesses, case looked desperate, when a I v i.ir.i.t I I. ? *1- - - ? - ' ... rill ??i i iir i <i(i \ ? cuilll**?l boy was at onco railed to tlio Aland, he Mvnc that ho had lieeii employed e landlord to cariv notes to these women, inviting them to the tenant's for the put pose of enabling him to her to move; and the only renson lot this colt duet was that his tenant d to trade at his sto*e. The lady was arjjed, and the landlord hold for tnal chargo of conspiracy. k African* Si.avk TiiAitit, notwith mg its prohibition, serins to he steadi* siste I in l?y many persons in the Uni >atcs. Accouling tolheTrihune.no hr.t tliiity vessels are annually fit tut in New York for the infatnons every year, the fa<t being well n to the United States ofljeers, who in their power to break up the hnsiia? been ascertained that lie who held the last was ^ shoemaker. EQPE8THIANI8M Extiiaoudinaht. A correspondent of "Life Illustrated," gives the following as n |H>rlioo of the expcri- p, unre of a rnilft ai W?.-st Point: rjm "When 1 came back fiotr furlough try class h?d ridden for ? year, I only for a wttk or too. Nothing daunted. however. j ' * ? I by litis, and IdimHr punting l?> fortune and my own (towers, I Icj- i?l?nl on h pair of rusty spurt. bound Uiy-.ilf securely to air <?ttor- Xbo tuouw sabre will) a poiidwoU* iron ?cabl)?rtl, and sallied forth. Dragouu brought ?u? a ce raw-boned, vicious-looking animal, which, after sonic preliminary diilicuitica, I succeeded iu mounting. The "Trot!' Horse started, art did I, half off ilty middle. I hud never b?*eo taught to keep my heeds well out, and accordingly ^ 11 my spurs went in. llor-e 'went in' too. g,* : Motion peculiar, Began to think I was ten* losing my balance. Sabre flew out and hi* <?.vu| the horse on the head. Iu plunged my t''1 1 spurs deep among his rihs. Another jump. "J" I Sahro tlew back ami hit him oil the flanks. ,, t Spurs worked convulsively among his The , bones?jump, thump, -pur! Ilor.-e reared -*'v? ?seized his mane; kick tip?caught hiear and saved myself. It began to grow u-r(( I exciting. Finally louse started oQ'. Such | a race! Pulling on the matte had no ten- p?pu i dency to check liis mad career; rather seem r< 1 ed to irritate liiin Had a g od In Id with I the spurs, but did not considi r myself per- (M1|lt i fee ly safe. Sabre H-w up and bit me in .mi I ' the face. Blind for a moment, and I heard 'licit something drop. Looked tip into the sad j vvntl die and saw I was not there. Com lie led . , i I mu-t b on the ground. I lor e standing i .|IH) ( f near, eating grass, ami looking at me with man as<}iiiet twinkle in his eye, adding in-ult to ? injury." "r, ^ * ? ? wnrl | Pt'FK Kl IKAOIIDIN AllY.? One of OUT >OUr IVtnisvIvania exchanges thus sets forth q, j the virtues of a certain nostrum : It is a re- Itr.i r! niarkaldu fact, ami one which sjveaks vol lb-p 'nines for Prof. |{eod'> Magnetic Oil. that *,;,u , | during all the intensely co'd weather of " |-1 the presi-nt winter, he lias not been oldig, i ? I to pmchase a -ingle load of fuel. This , ; is accounted lor by the fact that so many ' ?r , ' patients visited hi in on crutches, who, be- j '."v , ing cured n sight, left tlro-e disagiewahle |-]ir , appendages behind, and the acettuiulalioti |-\,r , j was so great, when the cold snap came on, ' l-'?r , i that when cut up, the Professor found that > In* had near two cords of good firewood iu 1 l his vault." ^ A pe iagogue hail two pupils; to one he i Was v'i?rv i.arii >1 .i. I ?. I..- ..... - -- A revere. One 111 ??niti:j il happened that those two wcii- late and wort* culled out to > a account for ii. F?>ui "Von inu-t have heard llic boll, hoys " * 1 w hy did y?.u not n met' ' "I'lca^e, si.." said his favorite. "I \va< j ' dreamin'that I \va- troino to Californv.and ( "| I thought the sc!i -ill b.-ll was the hell of \\'|, 1 ! lliu stcnuiho.it that I was pjoino in." j .Ii? I | "Yeiy wi ll, si11 (ola | 0f any pretext to | ' ? j excuse his favorite;) and now. sir. (ttnnino j ' j to llie oilier.) what h an yon to s:t\t" I ,j, j "Jhease. sir.' said the pu//.le<l hoy, ' I ? I I was wailine to "I'oui off." I'.y Oil I" At* N.Ws.?ah Irish waiter at otnI of our city restaurants was overheard the !, ! ot'ier d i\ teliiut; liis companion some t- i r j rihlo tie vs front the >e?t of war. -An' *p , w l.ere .lid vol! o.'t ii mid of the iitlellioeiic.r ^ I said pit 'J. -In the penny piper.' 'Oh 1 then devil a wo i of it I'd helave.' An' _ why shouldn't \. u Ir.-Iave that as w.ll .,s | : any oll.ei.' i'.s a oiui!em in as pr nts it." , I 'Mec.iuse.' savs 1'it. 'by my fiitli I don't , I t link lln-y con! I at:' r 1 to spake the truth 7f" . ! for the inonet !' Fur ' It A A A A Alii J.N M'Zl IIP. *,'ul , I S!M i N<? iiaui.* ol ii.it on or ? : o*., I liy ill . I n Ill?oit; ' 1 I'nt ii yo.i if. *'| s I . I.;!*. tra . An I |'iil m 'i tfi|. i hi in |> . < , A W til ,i IV U l|| I! II.' . II I'o know what u.c.i ill .?. I :a r - j t, It - .1 vitui It l.!e. ami tSi.it w I i. II. An I wln-ii yiiu'vi- hi are!n 1 ill S.-i ptnn s r.ita. l J ' It only on. i ;in I!it ri* Is in >u I. J A Yankkk.?lie is sell"denying, si-Jf-ie lyino. and into everything prying. Ih ii a lover of piety, propriety, notoriety. and (, ]< the teiilpelance society. lie is ?1 * ?_T_Iini; ln :ioo io, s:i i\ ino, ihi i\ ino. swapping, j.is. il 1 iiiio, hiisilino, w esilino. niusii'al. ?pti/.zival * ' ' iistroiiniiiical. philosophical, poetical, and i comic ii soil ol clcn.icier. whose ill aiiit'.?I ! " i ! d. s iny is to spread civilization to the r.- GEC ! mutest corner of the earth. \ I IWOsI tl...? It II I it o ?>? IS ?TI VIS Ill" J | t | \ iitn^s, contain* about two gallons ?if car ' IS houicuii I in every live thousand <?f aii; | ? Ik ii it e?capos from the lungs i( contain** ' two g illotis in cvo?\ oho litnnirc I. From ; this it is ea*v to see how much -? Ii* 1 carl* ?n ' I is c< >iii i 11 ti. 111 v t In own from the Ii a ill an s\ * ' 01 tout, ami how m h must necessarily he j ^ ' constantly supplied. \ \ Cl.A-SIFICAIION OK TIIS ALPHABET.? \ 11 hi I all- tin* lit - 1st i III 1 list I III-Is lot I r- ' ? N - u 1'lie 1 m*c?. \\ iticli are tin* in *st extensive i ?'> letters;?i he > ? *. Winch are the in >>1 I 1111 of co lit.,it.'?The Ivise. \\ Inch are the ill -I e-.'i it 1st ii; il letters.'-- I in- IV 1 Which sue the longest letlMs?Tlie KiN. Which aie the noisy h-trer*??The < Hi's. | \\ Inch are the cataliie letters? Pile Peas. J \\ liich are the greatest horns'?-?I ho l eas. | i W liicli arc the most sensible letters; ? 1 lie Wise. V..rl I>isn.N?Ji tsin.u Js.wans Kxpf.cted.? i I I.e New ^ .ok t'ioiiier m\>: "Professor 11 ' Airy, of < >r< cnw icli Hospital; Ln Yerrior, of . j Franco; Atgelander, of (Itrmany ; the ,t, s; StriMes, of Kilssia. arc among tin* guests -\nsli rxprctcil at the opening ot the I tiiilli-v Oh servatoiv at Albany. I he proprietors of I the l'ollin?, Cnn-m), tilasgow, ami other lines of stea nerf ami packet*, have lendere<l them a free passage hither ami homo, i A Connecticut paper says there Are | H?o! iweive ciiurciies in a certain county in I r that S;ato without in;tii?ter>-- tho former , prcaclnis having gone into the Kansas \ land speculation. m ? ? ? Wamto. want 1 li n -I?.?n 1?. I III ; young men want |)iu<letil and sweet tein pere.| wina. Dandies and fashionable Indioi, wiio screw their waists to resemble .IAN j a wasp, want common sense. ^ The dentist# generally have acknowledge I1* cd their business to be again game, inas muelt as they aie using gu'.tn perclta to sot ' * . false teeth inJ J|" ^ * ***m lleilll A womnn has been arretted in Albany ' upon forsteali: gold iron; sheliadfoniteen pounds rw of it seerel-<1 li her bosom. Her otTelice weighed heavily upon her. Vm In Deinerara every ono is 4Ks<j.' that |' I wears shoes and stockings. The women ^ught to be gerer#!#. Mi The British Periodicals and TMK ARMER'S GUIDE. SAT It Kl MICTION IN TIIK 1'ltiCK ?f tiic urn* muciTwf. CO IT Jfc CO., NKtV YOP.K, K*t?? U Uhsk tlie tellowiug leading lit ii'tii i'wiwlub, 1. Lotdou Quarterly (Conservative.) a. Edinbnrgii Review (WLig.) Hortb British Review (FrssCkorab.) 4. West minister Review (Liberal ) 5. jkwood s Edinburgh Magazine (Tory.) lis great and important events? Kill, mid Miliary?now agitating ?I*** nation* r Old World, ;ir? to llu sc i'ulln'iti<int4n 111t uiitl vuli'i* they lupirr U'luri* (MmrimJ. They py a middle .it; uiiii between '.he huatily v<rta wa-il? ma, crude *p> culstioti*, Mud dying m f tue r, and tlir rou? Tmu? c historian, written lung niter tin living uiteri ilie loot* lie record* ph.ill have paused away. Iiru^rin of the War in the K.iat ucrtpiiv a *p.i e ill their page*. Kverv movement .? ly eritieisud, whether of Iriena or of for, and iort comings fearlessly pointed out. The UtI run I the Criiuctt and Irani the Slullic HacUwcod's Mogaz lie, from two of its most liar eoiJtribu'or*, givo a more intelligible and hie neeoulit of tlie tilovi men Is of the great belin I * than eon elaewhi re be loutlil. Iiew? I*? rmdi.'ttla ably icpr?*ciit the three great eal parties of Oreat Ittilniu?Whig, Tory, lfadie.il--but polities lornm only one feature of - eh.iraeter. An organ* of the most profound mi mi Science, I. it? i at me. Morality, and It'll. tiny stand, :w they ever have stool, unri<1 in the world o) letl. r*, licing considered inL'tiwible to the M'holar and the professional , while to the intelligent reader of every e!as* furnish a more i'orr?et ami latisfaclory reeord ie current literature ol the day throughout the d tlurn can be possibly obtained (roin any other EAKL1 COPIES. lie receipt ot Atlt SImh'1* from the i?li imb'irhi'M give* additional v.ilu<' to these rints. espee.ally during the present exciting of Kumpcati allirs, inasmuch as they can he plai'i'd in tin hands ot subs riber* about as as the or g nal editions. Terms. Ter nnn. any one of the f >ur Review* Ad 00 any two of tie four Reviews. ;? 00 any three of the four Ueviews 7 00 all lour of the Reviews 8 00 Hl iekuo-xl's Magazine 3 0(1 Itlaekwood and three R? view* 0 00 Hi;iokvux> 1 :ui<1 the f-iui Rev civs.... 10 O'J meats In he made in all rate* in wfvmiee 'onei/ current in l.'te Stale irheie issued iri/i recen ed at j>nr. <M lIRI.Xi. diwonut of Tivitity l ive per ornt. from tlie e pr vi-s w:II nlluuvd to ("Li es ordering t from I. SCt > IT Sc Cf >. lour or tnorecop'ti >ny mi)' tir nvm ?f tin-allow w irk?. Tim*: r iiijiiis i>t ltlai-k wood, or of tint* llrvicw, wil nt to <>n?- ad-In for JO ; li-ui cnr?ii? of t!i? llcviivvii and llhichwoid for $30 ; and v>on PoktUKC. i all the principal t'.ti * and T>vrti? tl*?? k* w di Ik- did.v. n-d FREE OF POSTAGE ti *?-iit by inn11, tin* I'lWTtCK to any part n I n tod s iiti x ? II Ik but Tu <>nIy-fonr lit* a \< at tor "Kukw.H.d,";.tid l<nt S'oti r? '?? i'ctllk a \t .ir lor inch id the R-vii-wi ibe: r.viniDirs gi ii?e TO 8CIKNTIFTC AND PRACTICAL A< Rlt'l LIT KB. llr.Mtr STHnir.w. I- R. S. of JCd'tihureh id tli l.'itf .1 I' N out >n. I'rofc*?or or Tsvien!: A /> ii-llltilt'i- III Vail' Colh'rfi', N rw ilnvrll in!* Royal * Vtavo. I OlMi p iifi-e, and nunic as \Yi*~l alirl Stifl i'.ll/lnvifipa h ? ?. ooiifium-iot, tin- most vninpleti' work or I - tit ii-rpnl. -In-d, and ill oiili-r to ( vc il d.-r i- rvnl.it on tin- | u ....slurb have rvnolvisl ti u-f till" pr co to to Dollars for the Two Volumes!! i lii-n s. at I v in 1 j. pa it tu C-.i fornia an i u'ott tin* pi .-.- \i .|li-$7. To i wry oth.-r ptrl h I' on .ml t i t' ma It (f?wt-|iiiill $ii ' v . ir ) \ is Mir t .e o'.d 11 u\ q/ Co m " ?"ii';tv>>,<'* r, r any of tin' r.li. Tv pulil cat'olu lid always Ik Inttnl | ?t"pald, to the Pub r? " i.i:< i \ a r i? st i > r r a- co l? <*. : if N : I Ct -II Str-i't, N V. Ei a :t Ia .% / /> o a /i.%:: ' .III * uhsviito i k. * > ini tlii.i nforni :1t i- t / us '.In- \ lll.ioi- all ! Mnromuliic i-outl I .... In is t tv 11 i .i a |?m . itukilN MM A, I I> - III-. . stoic. No. ti, '.Ia n *.tr.-i 1 s it- the Court I louse, sui'li as art c? ttcrttli in Colli-oi-s, A.-a !.-ii . s and ooinnion I-ln^li? ml- A Ini-o-i- variety of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, a !._ I MOTORIC A I., I.IUGRA 1'IIIC.M ) .OtiK Al.. MKCI1AMCAI., Poetical at. icil work*, oi \armus nt7i s and pr'ccr. an- h/ht r.-;ti114 (nt the v.ay ol Novi-1* )? I'll II M.I., I'.innv Ki rn'n writing* ; *1 <?A , ICS' Ct M RTSIIIP, A. A . LA XK HOOKS. A number of TI V M1 KS, tim-il by the d il'. t i lit ililininimtliolit. r itians, ti'^vtlu r w >ih a ir^c auortineut <>l FAMILY BIHLKS, front S-J on to ? 1 (i too small IIiJ.ICS, frm L-nt. to #1,50 ..ml $3.00: THSTAMKNT1 V n -.!. t?> si PRAYER BOOKS irious pnci s. > a l .ir.' tl o! Kin.!1 I. !i.* mis I.... 1. . to. Priim rv no.I |?>t <>l I"oo!>??np. I a ttrr. Commercial an I' ipi r Ens. i"i" " '"'in <' ir.nioii to tin finci Black, Blue ami Bed ink. JEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO. nvi t ii .' ? (! ati'l I ,unO in w piece* for the Pi Irotn tin' best oomiN.xTK, ill*.- yrealert varier otl'-Tnl in tlu iip-. oiintry, ( Wo hope the la u I i all and supply theniM-lv.-*.) niv hi.i l<- pi rni iin lit arnuurcimiit* will, ncv ri'i- 11? k lli?u?i- iii I'll lad. Iph a and Niv ?, t-> i xchaiiiie iny Mu*e Work?tho S r Hit i UAIUlOW, \>il 1 * I i 14 ' 1 -. tor tin r lli-k*. Ac., at eat] f-.nott. I w ill. tin t ofurr, la-aldi-to ?rll Book stationery low.-r llwin tin y have ever hcen *ol< >.n l.inl.tii o : and as i ...? re to (iu an . mil i iisiiii>>. it the people will call with tin ir mo I think they wlilhr satisfied that they ean bu; Ac . fr>n? me. as i-heap as tin y can (at rc in t'oliinih a or Charleston. JUT ('ALL AM) SEFt kyj ILU.VM WAI [x\,a, A. s n ^ -s hnol ti ae'.icra supplied on liberal terms "v I' any p< rs?>n should call for n St.. L <4 time I Imvo not o<?t, I Will immediately or lorn if tlii-\ ilcs re it. It. The Nnv Iviiiioti of tl.o SorTlirss M*h r. lop eonstaiitH on hand, wholesale an.I ic it ?)>. C A~?l 1 HOOK STOUIi. y 17 12 tf 15 STATK OK S< >1 Til CAROLINA Si- vtir Asnrur. i)isiiu?-t. In ilr.* Court of Common l'lrai. IliS LAUUKNCK, ) vi. > Attachment. ltMllOP. ) Mtt? A; '".I ?\V \ROS, Plalnt'lTs Attorney. J II I'.IIK \S. the plaintitV?did < ntheSlith day i>t Mateh, file tln ir declarations against defendants who (as it is is aaidjnre jv?k< hi a>ii| without the li ititt*tltim State, ami hav< ei wife nor Attorney known within the name whom a eopy oft lies, ml declaration might b? I It is tie return oidered that the said defend, lo appear aid plead to the said declaration on ieS.ro the '27tlt day of March next, which >e in tin year of our Lord, ono thousand eight r d nod tifty-sevon, otherwise final and ahsolu.igmentwill then he givin and awarded st them .1, Jl TOLLEfON, Clerk treb 97 3 * IN EQUITY?Ppartanbsrg. i Ekmor Mason, und OmnawH?in of the Poor (or S|.*r:.tiihor?t D str?vi, ?. J. el MiWun, Jimv Mason, Moms Him lh toil wife, nod uthcrt. Bill for Mir <>l Ul> ! w( Relief. I TT ?|ipiwin|( to tin" snt'wf&otlmi of ill w C<>art, that1 < X M<?<? smith and wife Harsh, Joel Mmm.Jit- ? m Mum, Jtmrt R*i*?<(ift wife Polly. Mud 1 I i i~'ii Ray *i(r Ei'Mbrth. James M.-mmi, Tmn , ( Mohin, WiImmi Miiexi, ?ii'l Loa-ws Mmm, |>a- < i fendaiiW iu ill e.aee, teside Ifoin auj without the ' 1 limit* ul this Htate: II w. <>ii motion of B?.So mid i : li'lw .r.ie. Co iip'uiu* ke' solicit ?, Ordera (, Tbnt ( they a|?p"-.ir aud plf?4, nwwtr or deuiur to Complainant*' Bill, witlnu line# mouths from the data < I hereof, or the aaniu will be taken pra rati/eaaa apuiuet them. TIIO. O. P. VERNON, o a. > d. Cnni'ri. OUci1. Fi4t 517 1 3m IN EQUITY?Spartanburg, j John Me David and Wife RimiiimIi, and others, ' i?. John R. Robertson, Jeflirson Kendrick, I and others. i Biil lor specific delivery of Negr x>?, Partition, nc- J count and Relief, drc. IT appearing to the salisfm-tinn f this Court that John McMukin, and the children of June McMukin, formerly Jane Kendrick, Sarah McMukin, Uham MuMnkin. Alexander McMukin, Andrew , | J. icMnkin. John C. McMakin, William J. Me- j j Makiu, Martha McMukin, Elisabeth Hook wife ol Lewi. M. Hook, Elizabeth ICdword* and her lius- ! hand Edward, Jefferson Kendrick, Defendants, I reside from and without the limits of this State : It I is, on motion of Hobo and Edwards, Complninuut*' ] solicitors, Ordered, That they nppcnr mid ph-ud, I answer or demur, to Complainants' Bdi, within three month* from the piitiheatioo of this rule, or the same will l?e taken pro eonfenao against tliein. TIIO. (J. P. VERNON, c. 1.1. p. i Com'rs. Office, 27. 1 3in IN Etyl ITY?Spur I a n burg. 1 James J. Vernon and Hiram Mitchell, Vs. Elian C. j Lcitncr and others, ltill for Injunetion, Account and Belief. IT nppearing to the satisfaction of thisConrt that ( K. C. !/eiiner, oti^ of the Defendants in this eiw, resides from and without the limits ot this State: It is, on motion of Edwards and Carlisle, Complainants' solicitors. Ordered, That he appear und plead, answer or demur, to Complainants' B 11 within three mouths from the date of this rule, or | the same will be taken pro eonfeeeo against him : TIIO. O. P. VERNON, c. p.. s. n Comr's. Onier. Feh. 1?7 I IN EQl'ITY?Spartanburg. ,: w ado II. WofTord, nml other* v*. Alexander ; i ; Thomas am! wifc, and other*, i | Bill f->r 1'artition, Account and Belief. ' XT appearing to tho s.r.isfaetion of thr Court, that i 1 | -l llusen A. WofTord, K1 a* .1. Wofiord, Ml vim 1 I Wright, and Ralph S. Wright her husband, I ! J Othello Thomas, Alexander Thomas, and Martha , hi* wife, .lohti T.IIoUon and Khzu hi* wife, and ; j Jesse K. Wofiord, Defendants in this cose, reside : from and without the limit* of tl.ix State: It if, on 1 motion of Kdwurdit and Carlisle, Complainant*' so- ! , , l e.tor*, Ordered, That they appear and plead. , j answer or demur, to Complainant*' I oil of com- j I pi.not within three months from the date hereof, i , or the same will he taken j>ra eotijetto against 1 them. '11IO. o. 1' VKRNON, c e * n. | Com'rs. Olfiec, Feb. 27 3m r I THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. \! Spartan in* ito District. > I In the Court of Ordinary. . , II. II.THOMSON. Kx'or. Appr. vs. I)R. J. D. UICID, ami other dell'*. Citation to have Mstatc settled. I T appear.ng to my sntislnciioa that Dr. J. I). . II- id, John lie id and William Reid, jr.. heir* | nnd distributees at law of the ({state of William ; R. id,*etir., dee., reside front and without the limits ??l tins State: it is therefore ordered anJ decreed that the) he ml Mpfie.tr at the Court ot Ordinary, for said I) strict, to l>e In Id at Spartanburg C- uit House, on the ilSJ'h day ??f Man-It next, to show eatiso, ilnny exist*, why the estate of thesa d h il1 li.nn Real, *enr. dee., should not be > ttle?t, and 1 ! the mo-el* of the eatlie ordered to be disposed of | according to I iw. (liven und r my hand and s -nl of rdTiee, this ; 31st Dec l^ah. U. BOWDKN, o. s. n. , t d m 3 45 Nt 'I ! \ KQL'ITV?Spartanburg. ' Marv Owen IXan, ? C. v v?. J urn* Seny and Ague* Scat. 1:1s w ife, and others. 1 11.11 to Keltic Mutate, Invest Fuel.. Change j Trust, Relief, A.e. 1 T r.pjH-aring to tin- *nti* faction ?>f th ? Court, that II Jo-ah Hl.iekwell, the he r* and repr *e?i:ntive* f Sally Biaekwelt, deceased, name* unknown. ' Tho*. ilanictt, J hn Burnett, til.-tin Harnett, Jeremiah Harnett, A d a Matic i*ter and wife, Klmi1 Is th Jane ft tllcv, widmv, Jaine* I thick well, In i>> j and repr?.*?eu::it ve* ot .lain-s It aekwell, names utii known, lu r* and r pr>* ntatives ol Mark !l<u>t.c. ' nutn?'s uukrioA a, he rJ and represent.it. v> * ?' Jo IlirtoM, <!<-e r.<. .1. name* unknown, Defendants in tin* i-1 e, n-iide troin and without tinI in of th-s St vc. L i?. mi motion nf Edwards, i ' -?111 '.i.n.n t's s il fit r, nri r ! th.it tiny :ir I ni.l ! m I, in > \ i or i!. in it, ofj nplaiiiniil'a I'li!, v within three month* trim the |w'o.n-iti nr of ihi> j, rule, or the miih- wi'dh-- taken pro confess" asr>in*3 tlnon TIIO. O I*. VERNON, c r. ? d, Comr'*. ' hit K- b 2" h'2 !tm 1NEQIITV?Spartanburg. ' Mary Own? Dcun.cx'rx v* I, nvry landlord anil w-.fe, niiil ntlii-rr Ildl to *. Mle KnlMr, Rel cf, &i'. ' I T T ?J>poarui<i t'? the t> it infliction ot the Court, that 1 Helutva F Cray, widow..I.rmra Reynolds, and s tl e children of Ilirriet II Reynolds, deceased, to '' wit: .lohn f?. Reynolds, M.iry Ann, Kinihnc. Nancy l>., Sarah Ann, Elixabclh II. II. Lucy, .lame* W., Thud. 1>. Rl n N? auil llorea F Reynold*?lloyett nml Eih-n ehihlren ol Jane? and Daniel I'.irkir, I >? 'cmlant* in litis ease, r- * de troin and wit out the Inn t? of tb's Suite It in. on ' in .tion of Ed war Is. <lotnplninanl's an! citor, < rd red that tliey appear and plead, aimwir or demur to * Complainant's Hill, within threo month* from the j publication of tiii* rule, or the same will he taken proconf wo a* to tlu-ni. II TIIO. <> P. VERNON, c. r. r. n. CmttO Office, Feb 20 .IS 3m . TIIK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. SfARTAMtL'RO DISTRICT. In the Com in >n Plea*. > r. & G. \\\ MARTIN, ) vs. ' Attachment. SPENCER ROEBUCK, ) v HtiBOA EDWARDS,Plaintiff's Attorney. YITIIKRI AS the Plaintiff did on the c'sliW It nihil iv of March, file his declaration against tin- di t< miaiit wh", (as it is *:nd.t is alnu-nt |, Inuii and without the limits ol tins State, and ha* h neither wife nor attorney known within the sarn f upon whom a eopv of the said declaration Iri'crlil t*e i served: !: . thert'ofe ort! T" d, thrt the m;! .' . fi iulan. do apjx ar nnd plead to the(^.1;lrMtion> y on or mfor. the ninet. w||i(.,, * . in '.Ke year of our lx/rd Or.e Thousand ..-^nt lliiudred and Filtv-Seven, otlnrw.se final and absolute .Imicrnnnt will tln-n Ik- eiven and awarded ami n?i hun. J. II TDLLKSON, March IS. ls.'iO c. c c. r. Till: FRAGRANC E OF SIMMER. \^lvUIJKNA Wnlrr, n delightful and rr(V<*li nit; perfume, prepared Iront tin- hot-housc plant Iahioii Triloba, and m esteemed the most Irjanl npp.-nd.ige to tin- toil. t. Aluo CI rit( >N KI.I.A W ATLlt, being a very plea* nt pc:tume, " nil 14 recommended t<? the public an a charming v article lor the handkerchief, hnn.l*, nn<l face. Also mi elegant n-nortineni of Rubin's Genuine Kxtrn.ts, among wlueh arc several new odor*. For *..le by FISUKRA MKINITSII, March III .1 tf Prujigista ami dioi;.i?i*. sHilc Up J J rpiIK m??t of he NOTE* and ACCOUNTS X ihie A <; <' A U I'll l-.l .1.. deccaard. and myM'llr.i Administrator of I.U Estate, ore in the hand* >>t lit)IlO A KUWAUHS t..r eoJU-etinn. Call and x Ml.- II It. CAMPBELL, , Feb . .SO 6t Administrator. Nolicr, \LL PERSONS indebted to Pr. M. W. Me. Itec d.-c.-n?cd, individually. Ore required to wt- j I tie immediately ; and /.II person* having demand* j i against h m personally will pr?-*enl the ?ame, duly 1 attested, for payment to THOS. S. MF.ANS, Nor 2t wtf f dminirtrntni-. w " ~ #-' -V J it . <^\V \V / 3 If . 4 *" M ^ J * V J " 'f ' *. & c jj S. W. GILLlLANDr (iENEBALC OMMSSION AGENT. -J N KW BERRY, ?. O -1 RICSPECTPUI LY l-b scrrfi^ *c, s!! *. Ibw *hv IriUn it Nvwkrry,!! lli?ir Oittmi I Uuuini* oh Agent, lor the disposal of their Cultoo i ?sd other prod ? ?. Will give his iwrNwil stum- < Los io Kcoriv ug. belliug. Storing or Shipping of L' -fin* and all kinds oi pro-luce intruaud lo his Bare. jh*J Having made arrangements with different 1I??M?, he ie bow prrpuied to milks liberal advances on Cotton shipped to Charleston. WiU ?ltu pay the biff loot market cnali prices w Adiact-y for all th? Wheat, Flour, Corn and other produce that can be broufflit to Una market lor ale. , ' k An experience of at vera I years business at thia place, la all ita various forma. induces bim to believe that he can promote the interest of planters. and hopea by prompt avtcntioo to merit a liberal abara of patronaffe CImrges Car selling or shipping Cotton 35 cents per kt?ale>t all other transaction* in accordance with The best of rcfcrenel given. '. ^ ; *y Until the first ftf January next lie may he fatmd alxiut the Store llnom formerly occupied by Mcaara. W'.G. & J. F. Gkn. " Not 10 39 tf ODD FELLOWS' SCHOOL] ON Monday next, agreeably to notice, the Odd Fellows wiiiopen their SCHOOL in iheOld Male Academy, under the contud of DAVID R. DUNCAN, A. B. - . , Mr. Duncan i* n mm of Proh-evir Duncan, of WofFord College, and a graduate ol Randolph Macon College, Virginia. Ilia testimonials of scholarship and moral character are full and satisfactory. In starling nn cnttrp iw <-i th- kind by the I-odge, it is indeed gratityiug that one so thw roughly prepared f??r the oflicc of teacher as MrDuncan lias been selected nnd consents to take charge of the school. tv .] The established ra'c* ?,f tuition Itarc heretofore '' excluded many from the advantage* of rdocnlion. With a view to benefit sucli. and ull who may ' avail themselves of the facilities of n cheap slid thorough education, we uppend the following tsbls of charges, so red need its to make it available. Primary Department?including Spelling. Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, and Pri' inary Geography, per session of five months, $0 00 I Second Department?Philosophy. Grammar, Alg. bra, and nil the higher brunches of English education, per term of five months, w ith a continuation of any of the pre-enumerated studies 8.90 Third Department ? CWt-'cs, with n re- - ? view of any of Ute previous studies, per term of five mouths H.0O Contingent fee, per term 1.00 TIKIS O P. VERNON, Chairman Hoard Trustees. Jr.n 10 46 -] UNPRECEDENTED ARRIVALS!! ~\\T K arc now opening our stock of FAl-L nnd ? ' WINTKU GOODS, embracing every style mid variety usually found in a well sel?e!ed stock of DRY GOODS, to xvliicli we would invite the special altenties e 1 FARMERS, PLANTERS and Cosntry >er| chun'.a. "j, WE HAVE AN VSl Ht'AL SCPTLT OF Nfgro Blankets, Kerseys, OscaBURGS, BJiOVVN IIOJIESPUNS, ?fcc.f , which wv ore otTcring nt reduced prices. It i? Jt , - iu iuct Mini mi cnnmcraiion ol our < ntire ^ stock, a* it is liki* "OrUninl pmrk, at random strunz." All ?v ask is a cull, nnd ? ? will take Zrifit pleasure in rxliibitiHir llirm. and frtl conS; dout in sayinz 1 lint zeticr.-il satisfaction will b* gi>on. Come early and rrrurr Larpnint GltGEN A: Nn Q fir.tnlh [?nnz*. IEchard?oti-*trect. Columbia. S C . Scpi o 29?tf ? dewberry Court ?Louhc9 Importor and Dealer ' i ! /.v hardware, pa/xts. oils, win- 1 now Of.ASS. CliOCl./i/ES OEM:ft ALLY. DRY COOES. HATS, SHOES. A A D CLOTH /A?, .J i\, dfC. AM) BUYER OF ( ( TTOX AM) OTHER CO I.A TRY produce. ; h.t> now in store one of thu largist, and meat tai i*d . Stock of i > nods in Soutli Carolina, and is prrpurtd to oflVr l<?h? Humeri lis Iricnda and rwtoimn, lilx-rstl inliii eiiienis u liirli cannot fail to |>ro?e i? their int?To*t I .-mi aiwatt in the market lor the pn eluin- of COT'J ON end COl NTI?\ 1 1IUilt'Cl*. cm ra"y? a11'' planter* wili hod it pennnlly to tlie'r interest, bt cailiitp on nil In fori Diiikinz ! their arrange menu cUew lu re. S. T. AG NEW, ImjKtrti r o! English Ilardwaic ! tV'- 18 r,:. tf f Fisk'sPatent Burial Cases! r I ^ I i I. mi'i-i rilo-r in iizi lit l"i IIn niIi-mi EJSj-. i -t 1 pathst burial cases?c oi|.-ee " vered or lii'onzeil?in wlii h a body enn In U?pi i i In-.tnAiHirti.-d any distance, without danger in m tit composition or vermin. ?. fubiuct Making. { III- ia also a CABIN KT MAKKI1, and prefnrcd to furnish New Cabinet W are at aliort notice, and also t<> repair old furniture oh reasonable tcrms.audaoIioiUaoalt.it liia rooms on Main-si, . Spartanburg, below the Court lions*. Sept 20 SI If 8. V. OKSTRT. Bald) is iii I he Field !! 4 J.N.NOLL Y \\r I^I 1to make known that he ia Mill etign? T ped in til*- business ol making Carriages, I Rock away s, Buggy's, r.fle nnd two horae wagons i which lie baa and will keep on hand, at his ?M stand, near the Baptist Church. Having employed additional work m< n. he nska a a It are nt the lib. ral patronage he has heretofore received. An\ i work in Isia hn , w .ll and shall do service. He si ^ ?o keeps coach triinnunps, nxrltreca, spring*. blsek ; smith work of all kinds for sale. Cull and aee far | yourselves, if you wish. All indebted to nie pr? v|ona to tin* l*t ofJannnry la*!, nri rcsn-^''u||y r,.q??-ated to rail and settle, March 29 ,, ptf $?00 REWARD . IWii I. pay ireirssrd tomty its vhts ^ will lodge tny negro main II AMP >u the .]?i) 1 at Spartanburg or I'nion. SaiJ boy has been ah, sent from my plaiitnliou near three years. 1J? | foi inetly In-longed to Surah Burnett, oi Spartanburg , District lie -a Hi 11 si t, about lorlv years old, 5 f ?t ltl inches high, blind in one eve and a blacksmith ! by trade. ROHKRT BEATY. Cold well, Cnion District, Dee. CO 44 tf, MUSIC! VVKRY Urg* selection of the " . h< *t and latest improved PIANUS of all kinds can be had at If w J II. RAMSAY'S PIANO FORTH AN!) MUSIC STOKE COLUMBIA. 8 C lie Invites n special examination of the late pa . tened improvements in llalht, Davis & Co's. eels britn) Piinn. Ifon.. >??- * . ? ?.-. i ii guarantied. .Tun* 28 19 lj K.I). 6 WEN, ' T.t 11.OR, II AS RETURNED TO 8PAFTA> BURG. WHERE HE I.VTIMil TJ LOCATE PERMANENTLY. IT e may be found at No. Brick Range, 1 im Cburch atrcct, where be will be eery 1 happy to aee hi* old frienda, and ready T? SERVE CHEAP TO* CAE*. Nov 1 J*7 tf