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ssamsm i... ..... j ?!)* Spartan. SPAIBTANBraoV"_ TMJRSDtv" FEBRUARY 19,1851 AGBXCT~ Mr. A It. Smith is our authorised agent at Cx Id inhus, North Carolina. CIGARS. Oar frauds of the Palmetto J louse faru'abed i with a sample bunch of their cigars. "On duo tri. and examination" they aru pronounced superit to any that Irirc htvotofuro visited our iiinctum. R89MINS OF MR. BROOKS. The following despatch, in tlio Charleston Mel cui y, sliows the route taken hy the committee i charge of the remains of Mr. (hooks: A oousts, Feb. 12.?The remains of Mr. IIrook arrived litrv to-dt?y, and were escorted to the Cit II.til, where a procession was luriticd, consisting < the Military, Firemen,and various civic association: The display was ?juit? im|KK>mg. The hotly wt taken through the principal streets, and then cot veyed to Hamburg, where it reniaitieti tiii inert Jf InS' mmm TIKtV RCLKS OF COURT. A. Commit too ol the ltar was appointed durin the sessions of the Appeal Courts in Columbia, i December, to request a reconsideration of the Nc llulcs of Court established by the Judges. Tin Committee, through C. 1*. Sullivan, Ksq., has r< (totted to the bench, risking modification ol tho.rules. Judge O'Neall, as President of the Raw Com responds, and coiuinuuicates tho determination n< to change them, unless found to be oppressive or in promotive of the ends if justice. UIKRULKUID. At the annual inciting of the Stockholders 1 the South Carolina Railroad, in Charleston, on ll lllli iustnnt, the folluwiug proceeding* were lis in reference to the Spartanburg and Union Kni road: Mr. Gregg informed the Chair of the pr. sent of Col. Duivkins, from Uniiu, whom he ui dirstood desired to address the meeting upon tl subject of a Railroad eoiiuection with the \V??t,l the route adopted by the Spartanburg and Uitin Railroad Company, and to make an application I this Com|iauy (or aiti to enable the Spartanburg ail Union Railroud Company to carry out their jwojec On motion, Col. Dawkius was invited to uddrci tho meeting. Col. Dawki ns ad.Ire: sed tho meeting, and win he closed, Mr. Wilkinson offered the following n solutioi , which was unanimously adopted: l{cjulr,filt That it be referred to the Directors tho South Carolina Railroad Company, to iinjuii into the expediency, in viow of the best interests ' nun v.ninpauy, ?>i taking any, t?ut not exceeding or hundred thousand doll.n n, of the liuikbof the Spa lanburg and Union Railroad Company. IIUNRV'S YARN SNXXINC. Wo give place to-day to a communication a< verse to the feasibility of Henry'a improvement f< the manufactuio of cotton yarn on plantation*. Tl writer is conversant with the existing mode of tun tug cotton wool into yarn. If present machinery used by Mr. Henry, doubtless the writer is just his conclusions and not too severe in bis stricture Hut we cannot permit ourselves to believe that tl promised results are calculated on the old prooe; It must be both new and improved. The inventor lias not yet given a description liis machinery. In lieu of thn', we take the follov ing from a late Mobile Tribune. It cannot be th practical and intelligent nten would commit then selvts in favor of the new process unless the in provomeut is one in reality. '1 tie Tribune oat s: ' We are glad to state that this invention is r eeivitig the approbation of outton-planters in cvei State in the cotton region. Oilers have been nun to Mr. Henry to purchase the righ' of tlio Stat .( I ahI.1 \tu- . - ...... _. , ... .?>! .1 i.iruv puiioi i ? *< ?, cr.tl counties of ( viir'jki, of Florida, mid <?f A I; bama, niiil that lie h- made distinct oontrac > vvii neiir.il planters for the use of Irs privilege, and 1>. roev vcd more applications than he can ; y tatter to. "Hois busily employed in getting out hi* priute d? icription nl it, which will bo forthcoming shoitl In the mean tunc ho has eugnged nil emiiicnt nu ehinisl to make seven of the modified gins lie use mid who, so m?ill us lie gets tliuin properly Ulidi way, will visit all the cities ami principal co i mar's of the South, ami publicly inldr ss the pl.u tcrs in relation to its operations ami advantages. ' l li'w improvement, we und rstund, is appticabl with entire convenience, to anv planter who inaki enough to have a gin house, ami lirueo is uiiivei sully appl cable to all those who produce enough i cotton to warrant them in building a gin-house, ; they can provide (or spinning their yarn as well t tliey now arrange to have their seed cotton ginned. MESSRS. UI'RAXT & HAMLIN, It will bo necti (rom their advertisement, iiav opened a shop in our town fur the purp ?o . f cm ryuig on tlie blacksmith and wheelwright husiueei From the different branches of suiitlicry meii'ioUo in the advertisement we would infer that Mr. II.m I II is ail accomplished inechanln. Hi- faniliti... f. acquiring It's trade, and tlie great time lie liar bee engaged in its prosccutiou since the termination < Ins apprenticeship, a-surc as i>f bis qualnicatioiis t 1> Tforiii any kin I of mechanical work. While ng riculturc is tlie primary, tliv mechanical urln are tb secondary foundation interests of our success. T onoourago tirst class mechanics is therefore an iin I erative duty. With Messrs. h'ovvler, Nolly, Oli pliant, Kerr, ami Hamlin, we feel coitaln that an kind of work in their particular vocations can h done as well lure as in any other locality. No nc eessily, therefore, exists for extending palronag abroad. Carriages used to be iiiauuiacturcd forth vies of our citixens outsi Ic of our District limits With such variety of mechanical talent eoiicciitr.i ted around us, wo arc sure that the most fiuishc smith and wood work can be secured lure, tin them a trial. Kkactio.n.?Six ministers of Manchester, Xe? f Ium]*hirc. publish a protest in the Mirror oguim the selection of Rev. Theodore Parker as a Ic-'tu vcr before the Lyceum of that place. They say: "We not t nly maintain that one who has pub fished to the world his unqualified denial >>l lb binding authority of Hod's Word, ami his sneer at the sinless character of .Jesus Christ, and who i Hunt directly uudcrmiuiug the foundations in socie ly, ought Hot to r? ecive your official and public en dorsemt'Ill lis it tit guidu ?>f public sentiment, nil t a ieby gain additional influence to spread hi sk piicisin." Amotiieii I- n i:i: Stats.? Michigan and Win cousin have surrendered portion* of their territory comprising all the American territory borderin. JLtike Superior in .Michigan, Wisconsin, ainl Min insula, mid including all the upper peninsula o Michigan, with its immense mineral rmourccs, tin northern part of Wisconsin, and tho north rt ooiiur of Minnesota, to forma new Slate, to L< designated Su/irtior. The matter will pinhaMj come before the next Congress. .lolin II. Fuller, of fiolivnr, Tciin , has a ncgri woman, age,| ;?;if who never had a toolh in tin head until wiilnn the Ills' six months. Since tin first day of last August she ha* cut a new set o trelh-and, moreover, she can pick one htiudrei {refund* of cotton per day the week round. Orange or lemon ju-oe, on a kltlfo or dagger t.dl produce a stain resembling dried blood. / man was u an ly convicted in France of inurdcr because a kmlo thus itamcd was found in In |w?i session. It proved to be 1 inc juice win u cxnniincs by a microscope. II II ?I I " HANOI AND THE UNITED STATES. AUhough the Franco English alliance is yet ia taci, it require* little forecast to discover a growing coldness and conflict of interest between tbo two * Governments. The recent article from Ulackwood ' develops the causes likely to lead to rupture, and gives timely warning to prcparo for coming events. Since the Crimean war Franco lias been playing the amiable to Russia in withstanding the English interpretation of the treaty of peace, and referring the sulution of vt zed (Kiints to the Paris oonfersu13 | ces, rather than by joint belligcratU intervention t<> k| , exact arbitrary obedience from Russia* Hut not in ,r this alone do wo found belief that the spirit of the allianco has departed. The marriage of the Coiim de Moray, the bastard of Napoleon I, and Oousin to the present Ktnperor, with ? Russian princess, is anodicr fact of no mean significance. Tocoiioilia'o ii the continental Slates Franco iulcr|iosed in lit > Ncufcliatcl question?saved Switzerland from tho LB ravages of war, tna'titnincd the dignity and authoriV ty of Prussia, mid lent u gr ice to tlio nbaiidouinent *' | by her ofn claim at which Europe could not but : laugh. It is true that these incidents may have liti lie connection with tho | olicy of cabinets?perhaps i j none whatever; but when we remember the steal by I approaches of the French Emperor to a roHji d'rlal, 1 they acquire no mean sign'Ilea nee. g | Ihit a change of tactics towards the United State's j litis lately marked French j >ut mils, which arc uukV i dcr surveillance that suppresses all independent . ' discussion oljnc.L^ures bearing on Slate policy. Rut a wotrk ago we quoted trotn the Journal da Debut* u an overture to tho Unite! States to abandon Iter hereditary usage of ab>'lining from mingling in the j Slate atl'.iirs of Europe. This invitation is accompauied with llatleriug Comments on her greatness j, ill commerce, arms, nild territorial pm.it.oti. Simply to have the benefit of the Counsels of tli n country is not the purjMisc. Tito proposal carries with it si tester inducement-- What these are is conjecture at j?iimugii very iiiamtoi conjecture. r?iiouM lies | -J country take Iter neat at tlio council board ?( the ; a! ' kings of liuropc, those kings acquire power over the ' |- American Continent, and wo can be restrained in j limits, controlled in measures, and lite wings ol our j so progress dipped by tjioveriuncnts hostile to further i - extension of Amoric n republicatiisiit. fcjup|?*e 10 this view wrong, we have another equally fatal to ^ ; the nduplion of such a course; Assuming that to France wishes to revenge Walt-rlo.i by falling iijhiii d Knglaml, shu sees a growing affection?from com' iu iii ancestry un l language?between ti e twogrcat branclius of the Anglo Sax.>11 race, that might end n in nlliance, and defeat Iter purposes. Seduced into fi" the diplomacy of the old world, freedom ol action ^ would no longer bo ours, and France, through het t0 inflacuco on the continent, could moul I a combined uf sentiment favorable to her will, and destructive to 10 her enemy. r" As bearing upon the subject, the Paris Cotistitutioimel contains nu article on the prosperous condition of the United States, and describes the pieJ tboric state of the treasury of the republic. All this ( flattery is so new, that the meal scarcely covers the ^ cat, ami prudence dictates tho maintenance of our ( old traditional poliey ol avoiding entangling ullian. ees with foreign powers. The C<>ti!tltuti unci saysjn "The United States have a superiority over Huglaud in the state < I their finances. Tho Amino.in 8' treasury is full to the brim, and government hoi ,w tales (Ol the choice of the means which should be s. employed to bleed tins too plethoric treasury. The evd was already great hist year, but it has become . worse, nud the govern neiit of Washington is lite 0 rxlly ctnbarriu soil by its wealth. At tins moment the representatives of the country arc occupied in at modifying the customs tariffs, with a view ol dimiuu. isliing the princi|>al source of lliis excess ol revenue, which is a real trouble to the country, llut the chamber is placed between two dangers. If it maintaiu* 'be actual duties, it cx|>oMe? the treasuiy to n- the dang, r of swelling beyond all limit-.and entails r? serious dilUcultica on government. If it diminishes to tlu*?e dull it withdraws from the national induses I try the protection wliieli permits it to expand, to bcy j Collie vigorui s, und capable of Mt'Ugglmg with suei c t? agaiuat the moot experienced nation* of Europe, ill We do not know what measures will be taken to is ; relieve tlic Iff ur_v. In truth, it is a far more id ' ti lerable position than that of other States, whose principal anxiety is how to till the r treasury vaults; d but wo can, moreover, assert with certitude that in , y. spite of a eef iin element of discord, the position ol 1 i the United States lias never been uioro brilliant | s, than at the present period." The United States have grown to almost fabu, lous greatness in a period s < limited as to startle the world. Wo have thus grown because of tin c? wisdom of our institutions and the independence of ' * our statesmanship. Perseverance ir. the same ul curse w II yet acliieve greater results?pcih.ips is make us m.istcis of this continent, and our country 1 1S the transit route between the two oceans for the ' ?? commerce of the Eastern and Western worlds. We should never forego these promises of destiny, for ^ the paltry |>rivili-gc of mixing in tho squabbles of r Europe. d ' TUB BLUB KIBGB UAILKOAB. i- I In the Spur tan of the 5th inst.nl wo gave an ,r 1 item of news ou tlio subject ?l this t oad, in coitnecii 1 lion with tho trip of nil Anderson delegation to ,f Charleston to confer w ith the direction a.i to the o niodo of raising tlio pr.valo subscription noc< ssary , ; toaeenro lit* withheld Slate instalm us. We seated o in that n ticc that L'liai lesion had given assut anc< s- to o the Messrs. .Sloan that her proportion tv< uld be i. made tip. Tlutto t'..cts wo derived Irom the very aecompl sited t'leik of tho House, and deemed a , y courteous .alius n to the enterprise proper Ulidet the e circumstance*. . This narrow foundation lias hren ?e'/< d upon by o our liiend MiKire, of the 7\ ue CaioHiumi, ;u e\i 0 dence, that while individually w e are fi.endly to the i. (Slue llidge liailroa<l, j et as cJitots wo must show opposition to ncoord in sentiment with our 1 >i?ti ict I J prejudices. e Without flopping to inquire how wo can < r.joy the personal regard of the fratik editor of the 'I'tiit Ctirolitiiun hy wearing a double face -for nothing ^ is so repugnant to, or mo promptly forfeits the repect of a gentleman, as calculating opinion we beg to sty lli.it lite Sp'irtnn has undergone ti" i change? i itlier privately or publicly?in its d?ep opposition to the wliolj s hem . It fought its way ? through the lagsktliire hy appealing to personal s and political inteicstf .oparali and a| art front tin hist good el the State. It ohta lied the means of 1 the St tie tilt h r false representations -.nil f ever S eolliph ted, t will eltl i 1 a debt upon the .* ate tin d< r , which the children * chddt ii i>l I In: pr> relit tax . |> iyi i w ill gr.i hi. i We (i.ivi over tin: many ingenious (j? . | |iatui, ' cd) pi-rver.'.oiis of our words. Our Miiu w II tint . f |? unit notice and col ivotioti of tin in. Indeed, it f j would not pay. I?ut to mm thing vvc must invite L. ' the attention of our In-other editoi: \\ liy d.d yoti , hnvo ? !l' the concluding paiagtapli of four or live . lilies d'l rct. d to the I* el, us ('otiri I I T it w illlil f have rendered appircut the warping of our argu inrnt, and con vine. I your r> adcrs that your n luiiin atal a half wan "point-no | ,, m " ,. \v?- (: i> rsoii illy and ulitoriully) and Spat lanhurg r , are wil: ng that the $"J,00O,O('O should go lint now, j I otiei forth, mi l forever, we shall protest against f ! sending one more dollar utter them. Aro w<. unI | demtood now7 In this connection we mention that our eye has : . j juj-t fallen upon the l-'aniirr and I'lanti r (or I'Vhru i | ary, wherein we g'-t rapped over the f.nuckle* for , i somestrictures upon the pi rm-ss oti Riven to .Judge Frost to advocate the Blue Bulge ltailroml at the 1 I har of lite 11 Mine last winter. Wo shall.attend to i Itiif in onr ii'.Kt. < L-L? For the Carolina Spartan. TAXATION?REPLY TO "CORPORATOR." Grass? Pond, Spirt. Dial., S. C. Mkssks. Koitous: We acknowledge our oblign lion to "Corporator" tor t'tie light which lie hasde vcloped upon the subject of taxation. An J, fu tho benefit of yourwrea<leiN, we will present sue item* of fact us wo hare in our possession, in or.k that it may bo clearly seen upon whom tho heaviv burden of taxation is thrown. And should it Ij shown to a demonstration that the corporation 1 the suffering party, (taking its special advantage ill to consideration,) we do not doubt for n moiner but that tho people of the District would have th magnanimity ntid liberality to put a stop at once t such a st to of affairs, by genoiously taking tijjo tliemselvcs an equitnble portion of the burden of th oppressed. , I tut we maintain that the peculiar privilege wit which the coi porn lion is invested more than conn tervails the tax which it has heretofore paid to th District for the purpose of keeping up its roads an bridges. I'erh ips all are not awaro that the im nicipal Authorities o! the town "aro invested wit tho powers of Commissioners of Roads, in woriiiu roads, imposing fines, nud granting liecn cs to ri tailors, &e. And, in general, the money uris.u from these source* is expended by tliein in carryiti out these cor|K?rato powers" And further: tl tines e- lice ted by them for assault and battery, &o are appl ed in u similar manner. These items, In the-by, would umoiiiit to us much, perhaps, in th course of the year, rx they fornieily paid ?<< tl District for the purpose of keeping up its roads at: bridges. In addition to the profits already enumerate I, tl legislature, by the net of IKoTi, gave to the eorpor. tiou the entire road and bridge tax, which it In Connelly paid to the District. Nor did this sign geuei osity on the part of that body stop here. Tl most "superficial observer" csn discover a iiiarla partiality in every slop of its progress. Tho gen< ral State tax oil land is precisely what it was I Son; and that oil slaves lias been reduced to tl modi rate sum of five cents per head; while that t hum property has les.ii brought down to just ha what it was in 1S5."?. It bhould further he rrmeii be red, that the District of Sparl'tuburg is one c the largest in the State, and h*'-. as many, and pe haps ni.-ro, stream* than any other, over which is advantageous to th |>nt>ti>_- generally that bri I.' should he kcjit. I lie tax of our I > strict has, v believe, gr-tierully her n heavier than that of the a joining District*; ;unl being deprived, ax we no are, of any aid from the corporation, the prospce tor an increased bridpo tax are highly favorahie. "In the village we pay,'' (says "Corporator,' "according to the improved value of our lot-, ai if we put a house worth Jo,000 on ti'i'j an a. re, v must i<*y about J10 State tax, and whatever tl Commissioners of the dilTcrcut hoards assess for tl District tax besides; wh le a gentleman in tl country may pat up a house worth JlO.Oon ( y.500 aeris of laud, and only pay the same, rat.i his land even as second quality.'' Now we do Hot see, as "Corporator" does, ai incongruity in this Ik half. In the tumor install the gentleman is clothed with extra privilege*, can, if ho chouses, sell his improvements frequent at an advance upon the original cost; but such not tiro result in the example of the latter, Ai thoroughgoing, reflecting farmer, in the eounti will bear witness, that when ho sells his land, I scarcely, if ever,gets hall of the real cost of the in provements attached to it. It is a fact, general known, that the corporation, for about twenty < i years, kept up it own street* and bridges, h.nv n in the mean time, reCeired no assistaa whatcv fr i:n th District; . id, for a cotis'di table put the time, with a much smaller popula* ; ti.. that which it now has. And its most cy.-ily biid^ and liic one which is most bciuli a! to the pu' I is built of stone, and in all probnl.'.ily t may o v. need much repairing in the future. The pcophthe country know the main reads leading toll town, and that they are to he win ked only o.je mi from the Court llousc by the corporation. Tin ulotic benefit the 1 list net as much ns the .g and these, together willi thu v;?r ?u* street-', lnr heretofore been kept in splendid order by the sin. assessment of two dollars a head on th - bii!i_ do road duty, in lieu of all servieo for cue > . Hut, with a population which now numbers 1,70 the e >rporatk*n calls aloud for legislative assistanc ill a two-fold point of view*. The road and brid| tax lessened IH the village, on the general Stat' tl in 18:>.r?, amounted to the respectable sum of /oi bundled and tiernty-jive dollars, which is entire lost to thu l>istrict, and the lax on town property now reduced to just half what it was in 1 *.V"i. 1 h it may he clearly seen whether the "hue gronn rfcomplaint exist in the i illa^t*' or in the Ooti try. As to the colleges, we regard litem as the oi spring of individual charity and of /th air eiit? prise; ami the accommodations necessary to tin well-being ought not. according to our view of tl matter, to call for any assistance w h ilever from tl I' strict generally, further than n liberal pin tu.g which their healthy location, ar. l the reputation tho o whoso ably and Zealously conduct litem, jut I) merit. Wo consider ourselves highly f.i\i>:. by these institutions springing up in our inidt which are indeed calculated to elevate and ai vance the tin ral and intellectual condition of tl young of both town and Disfct. Yet even the must, of necessity, benefit the village t.t a gie.it' ratio thuu the country. We huve in this article given what we coils .1 the true condition of tho parties in rclai >n t" tl taxes pan! hy each, not with feelings of b it rue and jealousy, hot with that courtesy and utd< which individuals of tho same community ought cherish for each other. MA N Y \ < >1 11KS lite 1 lev. Itaniel Maker has resigned the Pro deitey of Austin College, Texas, and ex ( iivt rm .->w.mi, oi .North Carolina, lina been < lect< d IVtt K'li'.. A writer iu tlu* Pickens Courier Humiliates t' A. I'. '.illioun n? a caudidnto fur Cotigrias Irui the ;">tli Jbstriot. The at earner I Jorge Law arrived at Now V<<i it tlio I2t!i, front Nspinwall. A ship in tli.it |> r< |>oi i> that ['resident \\ alkor was .a San .lu.ui tl.v 171 li January. He wax strongly foilili 1. an li.i I I ,'JUO t il", elite nu n. \ liviees from l.urope, tu tlio "JSili nit., v-prcset fottnn a* hav.ug a h'inceil in I. v< 1 ( >! 1 |*|t?a pinny. I'.n .1 lautl welt declining, 1 ?.i motion of Mr. < Mr, n resolution was alepto by the House gaiiig to tlio w.<luw of Mr. lirimk whatever rum may I. ivo hceii due hi lit at lie* tin of his death In the lillibtistcring examination iu New York was alleged that I*r 1 .idont Pierce had 1111 intci< >t < one tu< H1I1 in the Mo ijuilo grant. It >t ?t< d by recent iiliivii'iS that ( < II. t'uncll ! , to I e I. t.liIII d I '.Iplaitl 1 iell' I'.il of Cuba. A!-> that the deeieoof freO tr.ulo ill Chinese ala\ (.> i continued. 1 lie Yankees w II now pitch into tin new slave liudo! In llro >U*' distiiel tlio following nam a have Ik>. presented tor < .'migrcs* ill addition to those a!read published, vi/.: .1. I lope, C. P. Sullivan, Artliu SunkiitN, .1 P. Carroll, P II. b'panu, CJon H oris, n, and NY. I> Simpson. It his hern statr.l that Kugir A. Pryi-r lias re tired fi mi tho Itiehniond Ktiqmrtr to go into th fl srlcntun Mercury. This is eoutiadietcd For tb? Carolina Spat tun. TilK COTTON SPINNING HUMBUG. c Minsk- Rottors: 1 see, l>y a communication ir. sire l tlio Culumhus Ruquircr, from Mr. Geo. O. llenty nou >- inventor of "Cotton 3piuniug on the I'luutuiion," I ' * >r 11 Hi t lie i? still iryittg to write Ins grand invention ken h into notice, and to induce the Planter* of the uotl r South to become manufacturer*, l?y establishing, a in r each for himself, a Factory, to spin into yarn all "r.n ? the cotton he may make. (< iood grac'ot">I what a Krci is heap of yarn there would be ) oU' * I have rc.t 1 with swr.c ntteutioii all that l.a? it come under my observation that lias np|>earc 1 in * o the newspapers on the subject. liesidca his own wt? 0 labors, every body else who approve is called ^ ' n U|M>n to assist in the dissemination of his invention , c ?not for his sake by anv moans?but for the sake | \Vi11 of theSiuth?for the sake, of the planter, and for duo h the thousand* of interes' , coininurctil and pn- ^ i- litical, whicii will result Irom it; nay, all parties ju . io interested in Southern progress aio a-k< I to Jo, f,ul d say, aud wfite about il, whatever they ih u'.c may |" : i- aid And ciicturagc and develop . It The pertinacity with which the inventor and his (j g friend* havij insisted on the >:up i; l >us advantages aMj ) of his pateuf, supp ii'tcd by vv i y appearance of sin- I tha ig eerily and it -ed with much zeal tin 1 industry, i? ' I . .1 Uui g well caleul.it-1 to deceivo a few of our unthinking u I io (M.-opIo into t spiHiul.it-on, the result of wlii h can |> liavo no othtr cHi-etthan to impove i Isli th- planter, ( 1 ir* and enrich the irventor and northern mechanics. ie flic details of t > whole scheme are pi i is;bio io enough to t!u??o who hare u i experience or know- tloo id le lge of a Cotton Factory. The whole matter is set forth with all the ingenuity of a true \ aukev ' s a ie i Many thing, are asserted as facts, which are tr-t I ] 1 ! faets. IlitTplan n represented :ia being enpabb of v .1 | making one bale .f cotton worth a* tu i -ii to the , " al j planter as two when e inverted into yarn - pr.>v -I ic yd, he will buil I i Factory and * ml t-i the .\ >t t\ | ,, <1 for nullieieiit and suitable in.iol aery for *j- aua.g |" 1 i'- fiom fitly to one lious iii I b tie.-.-it eott -n, weighing 'l in .?0U Ih.s. e.i h. And as tlie price of yarn is gem r.d , ,| ie | double the pt ee I Cotton, t) s would be e<j'i val at h s "i ; to ali the ndvant gr> ..i m-sing (*.,000,000 l?a!. of -a // cotton instead of .1,000,(100. How does Mr. Ilea- 1 1 x| i- ry proposo to efeet this w->n lerlul increase of i ,,, , of wealth? It is illu.tra'i I n i ease win-re a planter Ir- r i ni.ikes o ie liundr d bales of ei.tt-vn. Wh n neither) 11 11 it | steam nor water-, -. s usel, ho s vs'ViX inuKs ' cs will gin and spin "I t. ih.- ,f ;,im) pounds of cotton ' do| re _ between 1st Sept.-ub?r au I 1st March ntoyaru." her ! , 1 his l.ietory, wai all >ts tine an ! beautilal la lehilie- ''1 * ry. w to bo aiteiiitix), adjusted, kept m good order, ' t- and i' miiI re., . i- :li.> . I _ ..... i .. , D -|- . |-. -|.VI,J IIIV 1 yam to b? ?i( '>1, bun died and bale I. with in ,ny "j otli? r duties equally important?1 ?ay. all this is to 1 ' id ho ! >!!' by ?.1ji little stumps of nogroi-s from S to 1 re year* of ago, '.<! mm or woman. (uo matter liai 10 whether tlicy a!l:?e crippled or not, with one 'pinic uri to look over his, and live other factories, on a-> i ,xv' lie i many other plan alien*! I Jul suppose steam power p , a is used Instead v the six niutos? Why all yon have tor >g to do is, to plaei the engine in charge of one of t!i. , 'r I little negroes, e nldrt n, <>r peih-.ps one of the old " \ y ' cripples would answer as well, You need not he j,nr e'e ; tinder any apprehension of bursting or burning up wci d the concern, for little negroes, you know, uro smi 'ia* ly taught to do uhn >st anything, and old ones arc pre ; ^' is suined to know mough any how; and, more than wc] iy that, y. u must a I mil tlicy nrc pr< veibial'y care.'ul "ii \, ?f lire. Ilut, w i it is equally sige-.u- . id won- ; "I"' lie I derlul ill til ? WOaderful U.s tovery, is, that the- cvt j 11 ; ton is carried dir-ctly liom tl. ii 1 to . g n, an I ,|e l.v from the gill is c<uiveye?l to tie- lappa', an I so. ur fh .s saving, by I labor ol these ma i u? I . . I son omtivw?i,: 1 Ui expenditure of mih . n '1. us , j, '' trul dollars -tl,. eii ". .t in < v., u? ?f . ,r \ ol yst:- cultou 1-1' ' All toe v i is < . .,t: ui witit vi ? I have , J ' ) b.r e,l e-^iir rsoa , > s v l rot Opin ,.i frmn Mr. Ui-nry, te> to tl: a 1 vantage of t/.un.n: \:rri. Cu t r from Sight an pr .' ?tt ?a. 1 t i.l; tl-- . ' 111H of picf? i to sj,' .. , i li.it li t I I, ii b i 1. lor t'. .r le | ttXJH'l .elll hut ' I i' <11, tll.lt .1 tl I 1 lei, ?( ? n w j change which pr. pares it tint . bett r for tliospin* , bin Se die. IJ.lt, el a '.o . I.l..;. ! Ill < :l . t, ' ,t I Is e; ' plali is a gc11 on : he .. i d to . ore ! t vi| re or Coinpeti til, bevau the r-ty tl. _ : wli 1, IX, ?N ; he hoi Is a p i .. . r got, and e i pi e . \ lur to : J|| V !< |i.;s l..e a \\ ! kl .i n, a:. I ir. I ,r t' . last t . ty y. ii s in a.t lh sia < 1 la - in . (|, the Uj per ; trt of our State. M r>t < f them k< pt i in. i?.u, an i j"i. ii.' i in I'm s<- .11 >st ! the c 1 m ?*' fmn the sutr??u: tig (.u ni t ;. <> , it xwnl . . I 111 1 :,x Mr. Il.tn'v! y 1 -vill 1. iv l 1 ty xs.ur I.a; 1 a! v, . s iii< tiling . !?e. 1. \x is > . i taVell" a ? ? tin New Y*ork ' 'uriml a! ( 'j i . \ , ,t tli' ' ' ' prospect win . ctly iu'.ox t. Uh, x ? M> very iiilukicatiiigiti I > ! Just t?. :!i t.k of ! I; v . planter of cotton, ! ahing fr.uii Mo 1,? U' l>. Il" ' xv >u! I rily sen I en . t orders 1 i the A irth : it . ' chite'iy to spill toim three in .. >ii' bales iutu V ""| what 6na draw Ihej would Ha* among Uyont! 'I'.- Uq r I >p n.Ui s ? } I/'.v I an I Maiieln st r! :i:i>l everywli 1 i? Ue, would will:I no I-km -unless >ur i-i.nitersxx >n 1 1 w.i take |>ity oil tin |s- >1' v... a .1 liav i'ii in nil ai\ Wa K ! 1 Sut this is nit ..11 the good, ii . ili- lial! of it >t xt ? I l ike great p .-aire ai s. .-..n.; to i.tu 1 "I gri.il ii .vii!. : . .1 v. t r lis hand *- | im to in ke an ii., tax., lent <.:i lis patent, s > ,\|( that our plaUKi - li.a have ll.i pr i ege lliroil Ii llli? ' Mr I Ivlliy) of alttel. tl.; ;.> the I ir cii.i of tin I'i - - "" ' tall slim nt an a.l ! ; ail bu.l<! ng far tiio pur[??e of weaving 'ilaii ? ?* In ii" i -jivti ll t> this?he- |;u sr online, ll the' XI I lie.' Ill I'll", uf ha. s :a t !? > II turi.e'l into yarn, xxv . i very on ly, xvith a trill : ; ' c 'st, turn over, iiioli -i it . i n ? and i. ng ' * * ? j IIIU ''' ?thus siii'uxhii.it ! ". i .i com; til an, and h ix ... j;,, K" lis liotll lig U> ?1" hill . ' Ilia!,, ll ' ..! ut till. Ii . .' 1 ll the cloth into b.vs i hold .air in itiey. i hi xv 1 ,f i intoxicating tin 'bought! W < ? ? Ax AlU' Tlx . . si \ Washing!- ( e? |H?Tl lellt of I Mi.ntg Mlery Alii 1 il.rrl, . ' J J Si :1c tiiiinie dcMI bes a truly louoli . :i i(, | 1 that OCfUrn.l i.v.i' I. a dead t?-ly i ll. .aielito.1 w i lilo.-k- llldese li.a!> . pailiful lllllsl have lioril ill'" . (| " dentil of imo no laxad > llio vein rati, an 1 ?! voted . '* ! Ju l . Holler. No x m ' r that I xvept ke a ^ clnld, tor within th. vide t..;.gi i.nd iir<!> : M,. ( Itrnokn'acqtia til mci> none "Knew bu t" >xeluni, none named linn but t pmisc." " No "tie h.lx llg eX tli Ilia -a a. I. . , | our nature win und xxaat - u vt-d: V About ten minute* altar I. ? dentil, the vein rabh !t ill 1 S.-it?; r, wh > I ..m.i, u a w'nt wall ^ Irunta "f uue, i-nine int.! tin) r- hi. .1111 U;.in ?ii " liim ct'l'i in tin- mi' "I ! "it, I mv ltii..?. 1 tt|min In* Ix'b iu .ml . > |>t ;m it I. m lii.it 1 wouM burst 1 in it? li 11 i-. ! u !^i J'.ir - bad lav 1 J ' llit1 :i' nlitill liii'l it lit i <<u til limi.y yt .it ti j 1 Mi 1 lii. .kt, mill In .-iiii . t 1 l?f i!i 1 1 " 1 i'f|. > ?,n;t llit) ;ml o V <\ .1 I tt 't t1 .. . ' ' MM nl ?tiMnl UJmiII tin.' I lotv ill l' j| nil,ill;, , j f, ' | llio t?M 111.111 . allf'l ilit' lb 111 i? i|> 1,1 ti tones ..I '"I , sorrow. that movt.l lit. |? i_v> 11.* In nrl.s of ||io*t. w lm ' kV it '?] rtitili'l In U.-.i * 'M y l? > , my li. t, inv ' ' mill Midi a net 11 nl n iiiriiiii. .nlnon v .1 n,;i' witnessed tilt re 1.mil i f"iiiji .In mli 1, 111 . di M M it lew repeated liert i -?.?>>- SiSNiioit Si m- 11 I lie W .ifliin/t'iii S;nr sat; tlie ruinm tli.il tli Si n tlnr w.n t . -.-u, \ li t *at 1. a in ilie s. 11 lie linn Ij tii na "lit to bo iin rrect Ho j ?, is tn It uie llnitviii fi 1 l'iuit>|>e n'.i 11 tin ft, ?t nt '''v Mm 1 l?. Siii-ti s [ |.ii y li - tl - -u We It-am L tli.it lie will MiijOUitt <1 in iv n .t nl li.n ivCtss in France and liafe now satisli -I our-. ' tli.it lie will InirJIy nppt'.ir t ti tlio Mi" during tbe l.il.ittco of u " II tilt. Illl'tllllC lit tll>' 'I 1 111 St MUlll. ' Will TltO erctli'll! i-i t.' tltc Sell tlttf fit 1.1 I ml t'1 . *'"t r tiraliainN I injli ? iretlicr wvtli | . stnli1- j'^ 1 la'tjiolatiire nif.nis In* tiUin / It * ?.-.n, w. re ref 1 , red, oil the lOtli iimtalit, l- llio ?lu 1 i-i .i y Coin ''1K . ' iintteo. 4 1*. I i-0 Tin 1 < t nltou pi a nt 1 "1.1 < 11? l>.tIt s of , mm *1*11 ' were bnrul in Mo' on tli Jlilim ..ut ?tii IHlUDKttOm. HARVEY mMLL. >ti ike i) glu of January 30, 1837, at 31 lloud ct, New York, l>r. Harvey lturdcfi, un emi- | t dentist of tliut city, was brutally murdticd. i papers N<>rt!i lire lilted with tho evidence la- I Ik fore the coroner. Heretofore we have given | ting on the subject, u# i>uch details minister to orbil np|?etUe an I injuriously familiarize the d with crime. As the matter, however, cause* i it excitement North, and r? veals s ociety sadly of joint there, in the absence of subject* of more rial interest we give lite annexed statement from In V Spirit, bv ng tnorc condensed than any cle we have seen: t appears that, while ill his own house, and in , own room, lie was assailed by murderers, who ng to strangle him with a cord, despatched him ' !i a knife, and ! ft liiin with his licad toward the r?toward winch he had evidently H'rained f> r j ettca;>e?dead, and weltciing iu his blood. 'J he , y was completely dressed, as it the deceased had ; come in, and the fact that nothing was taken , n the pei >11, proves that tho crime was not i , .Ctl.ated hy rohb. I*. or for the purposes of illl- , iiatv gam. \\ ha'., ihett, was it done loi t an 1 > had any motive to put the unfortunate man to tlif \\ ho was mi the Ionise? Seven pcopl. ; from the testimony taken, it is fa r to presume ' t among them l.iid the crime. These seven - 'lis Were tho lady ot the hou.-c, Mrr. Manila iiiinglinm, and two growu daughters, Helen Augusta; a Mr. Iv.k , who seems to have n the paramour < f Mrs. U., a Mr. Sneslgi.i*?, a re boy of nineteen, who seems to have been the j r of Mm 11 I ii; the ? rvaat Hannah, and the n. lJanic! Ullmau, Wiioin we mention las',:s ho rely occasionally occupied a rmm oil the th.rd i r, an I wn? u* t project iy ue of the fum ly. win , Mrs. t.'uiiniagl atn? A woman, to the least, of very <ju< st nnablo i> putati n, who i < |> I ,n iigrstinting het If w.di i>r. Hurdcil, , 11 oat .:I ng Ii out l.an a ! t e of his house at a I yea y r..ti S > >ri alter In r deniesticatioti on j r.-i.t *, It .cv. r, tah .itto her family a | . !.. ?'I, h ..nu wi mil and herself at oticu an in.icy of an nam ike..1 ' character grows up. r id p sj rooms connect, and the lady never mil.-e.tlu r o| h< r daughters to be her liighl ' I pan.oil lh ! ; r ue.ees t'a.ss.ate of thiuor, I m " only at on < ' mg. * h s demeanor toward-> lady, but withdiaws fi om Ik r table, and takes ntt its at tbo Metropolitan llolch lie ia not only 1 iu of Kckid, but he is afro I of lent. Nay, he resses his fear of both to two or three persons, I on ini pretence will he ta : . fo ?d or touch drink he home I'n i r this state of ill.tigs. he has 1 pi nt e'.isii >1 d k|iu c* i mi el* with Mr*.Cun- i "h mi, and anion otlor things, accuses Iter of it It ring Ills sate oi valuable p i|* r.?, to wit: all Jetice of debt a i t.-t h? ? If of >. verral hundred i lars. As lie tin .' in making tli charge against P}olio commence* suit again t hint, laying he r nnges at $I0,00U, but this disputa iscornpromis- ! without i; ng into tJUIt. ami the I >oetor fives i u I> >si 1. _ru:iSiinTfi ing tin.- L u-o lo her till the ; owing June, and binding himself not to injur* 1 ? tli h r again. This is the state of tig* in the ! n- , No. ill le in! strx-.t, on the ine'ii I Friday, the iSnth . ! .January. \t five o'clock on that afternoon, Mn. Canning* il kij s -h v?\\ the iJuvtiir go out. Situ spent : evening a', lione- w ;li her two dough err, Mr kcl,an?l Mr. Snodgi .l** At half past nine, the ill uighter* r*' r> i lo tie .r r nils. < 11 the fourth ir; an 1 Mr. Sn.i.lgra-*, after going to the c? iiar a pitciier of vxati r, retired to bis* At ten o'clock, s t 'unulugham, iinjtaii < ii by Mr. lick 1, : nt t ' the k t 'heti, ati l ordcrcdf.lic Mrratit llatii t i h- 1. I . twceil ten ami eleven, she mv? she tul from Lekel; and, a vv minutes after that lit to his door, U i 1 li ni 1-<1 him a note, xx heh 1 been left for I. ni that eveiimg. This bungs tin-. do.xn t,;| m ail , eleven u'e! ek; and, tr t i t t.ino ii<.ne of the initiates of fit lion I strut ro disturbed !iy the slightest Ho so. A neighbor the 0|>|?x> tc sidu of the ktreet, however, at a li ter of I 1, heard the tramp ot feit,anJ the cry murder!" repeated twice, in a halt st th <1 voce. 1 < lio.so Hxvimd, he Hi. !, to , .ae ti lo I If. 1 furl's h i . . 1 ho hurried to the front xx u i ox. 11. .! si ox r tie- xx ..v. I '.ul :! > le . -v I ..d e attil, jti'lgHg his ear to 1iave l e u Jio ved ... te rtii< t alii iV, liu turie i and ivi a b !. i'xx r lu _ ois ilitexl'd the tlinil of hiving : !xti at nit rv.le through tl l t j!i an I i> \ I the . i r.iing. at iia.. |> Ifl e g t o . .. >. . ..s,; . i t,y liu- I h>ctni * ? r..i . X. . i g.xe the ahsrni to the tan. x Mt lin ngha .1, o|| li?s?' .11* the tli . s, i . | I * li., i { hut f e did ..ot I'o xloxxli 11*i I i 11 , x a* eorp ?' Ml. Sllodgi io-a v. rllt foi a J 1 Ml i I 1.1.4 4 ' III I. 4.X I hill ki . 1.0.4 > . UIISXXvl, .1. 41 IX I'll I 4 e> th not" I t.'l I I on tile II gilt lie I , h ei gone 0 :t 1 >! o hr ..4- : t, .i tli.tig .x.. h he ii ei tieV* ii hi . b ore. j'ioaiy the i . .i ei mil . ti >4 1... i g Lhohouse, andmode a thorough avarvb. Until ctor's 0' . , iiliui.l.t. n lo the lll.n ks e! llic ig.i- , , th .i xx i- iii :.,lv . t' str .logic loin, were li'ti-eit i , 4 I.4- s li XVotlli is, the Smo! xvli I il ilrexercd ] i. . ar.i ry in the neck. *i11 I i o.. bread j h let out hi I ii hi s' . ?, it 1 on tl.e w.ih n y s.x I eel log i, an I niu?t h..v drenched the . aderiis,f . tin r . lipp.tig ? itrackx-d thetn ei Vv r they xx el'.t ..ri., of I r>il xvrre ' aiei tie a n.ttg c!?'- xvhem the wr.t. lie-. i a I j xh. i the'r l..ittil?, and fi ruthescei.co.il. mur the bli nd x..is tr.. . up \ > the Court!. in a sort of slot. r ill d.i y clo he*, i. m . ee ii > a X...U I 'i.i in f|. tit. '1 -'re xx od . the kn l? of th i d . >r, an I iti >, "t- on th i .e v tt 4 i : . , i r'uif j??r: 1* nut , . .1 v.! :! . .seemed i>* L. - mc (re iti I ii- a uimi' ii. .11 1 .v li. i I ..tJ to have :i by , am \ it, :, th i . . i . . ili a I . i Oil tlll? t. !" li. i . I IV t ! Cal efu.'y Villi | ijii ?>f sjK rui >oi; i . -in t'. : ;n . noiy to tl. ciiielil . .< vJi li . . 's li I mode . , o'.i O'.y .... w?t< r, n.d tl t iiivtit i.-.r ? . ..i.t , ?;. o tli- us li.. ! eitli. r (>U.?i if . ife, of oj ' 1 .1 . u.iu . . I.v oflivl' . -l.iai ily u;. i'licno ttcie l ie _ru - the crime; all i on ill's iiatliof ot'Uii i Ik'^uii 1 i?v?- Ration. In turn, >. < uiiii.ii_i. .i.i, i t .a iun..h, Mr. 1. !. 1 Mr. S.i . Jnias- . . -.1 i .1 tilty li I l.eui u > lb-1 i. . . a:, i Mi * . r _.vuig in li.r iti tee .ni.iiy, pit duoe I a i i ate of mari ?;e, od tfStli ot October, in..do b. atu ii lur and Or. rdcll, l?\ .III! Kutf. I r.aa .Mn no. Or M IIe, on b called, lrowtti, . >1 11. : ?1.y ... u tlic'.M ly ..? ti nt of ilie n: n tah<? married Mm. mi i the hvi'v.*.:it of Mr. M , v. I. s.ttv the c? renv, tta* i -.ett i. a ptMiinv in tliu matter, both llto : an tt . o l.irj?? r tt i?kcr?, nml f . < .i trcnily, an . an inijirc*- u tin-. thu lott n the > .c iniml th it liokel had |> . mated Or. 1 ,irI, and tin t the ].l.m tva* j .; 1. hi t di .tl .al in>: converi.e lit ojijnit tunny, iii ' 1'acr that Mr<. fcs ll.i tvi.Oiv, might la. III'..) !* > . 'II li' lis ipei >'. I'll.- litj. lb.? * - ii .t t> -trvn^'tlicnlr. tbr fact that the O. c t? ? v . eipts from t , subsequent t-? the tl.ito of in;.k.ii? her In* 1 and the pi . unipt u of la. I.i l's yuilt and npitcity wr.li her i- also luril.er r en d.hciied, the tinning ,i) 1. .. tlj-fj ,ng case the v 11 pap' m iedi the O ". . h..l accused Mrs. t>f stcr.l iif? ii hit S..U . Or .a tl aitdp.Un : the ' VIdeate,umi do II >1 la to sav that CVelV lit**111 of It ii - tvith le .r:ul d :.i u.im t.. Mia. f 'unn tigh im j I i?rs .' the cri'.ia l*'.ii ell j i kill 1 tt; nil th tt ot tint house, b;. par .en i.i tv ilie i i.tt-ry vacant re in, and li I liu; I vrti tt .a the time wlten 1 >c i tt .? | i rtind. Mis. nnl i-ckol .. . v. . t.. hat. ., ; ... m ii. h< use t II nearly or i to th t llie. .i t. I I* i.r III r.l the sen I ;t.o fear I til i'i , s wh vli n ...'lied the t;.i? o: a I jjliU' r ovcr i!,. way. liioc a no ii.i 1 ' ii; our t'i,..ulr.a ; ,v ijer iii il, a husin ?- I'lio whole community '? agree I ujijii a vcrdiet, and iv?ry mind uuiw-a ..ai'gi tlii'lmii .1 act up >n this wfcttihed Wnin in tin |Mirnnivtir. Uur judgment (rue? the mmc ill iv, |i id s|?;vi , tvu could lortily t) it . w ii i...111y Huh proot?, which, thus far, btfrin i i.a < been ov<: hid. (lur theory of th? crime. ever, ix, tli i; tin- intention to take the life tor Ho; i ii ,d Inn ? befell determined on In >.< unit ugh.iiiinnd Kohcl, And that poiwti would e IkvIi the in, .i,ix, 1 .id not |l?? 1 >oetor wix.dy wed : i . it or dr.n . n tin houxi . finally, that [lav i igl t wa< iix< 1 upon fc.r his dcapilteh; that i a ng h family to bed, tli? Iw ? murder?! * ' I 1. i cotiii- in, an 1 i-i(Iter sprang ii|kiii him a .Hie c : i ova I, d ren-xs in Inn room, or entered ,'e !n> wax seated lending iii h ? 11 air. Tlte lir?t n.pt was t? strain;,.' iniii with the view* doubt, of banging up bin b i.ly, t.s that of n suicide; , filing to di-vpatcli him in (lint way, in i-oiis?ueo oi the dixpeia'e struggle which he made for they wire obliged to attack him with th? hude. ' desperation ??f liin i florin to escape may be 1 i by Iiih gelling so near the d?>i . but . ? h? hod his arm* to roach '.L? hiiob, he i\ civvd I lite blow tliat U out *11 lii* lilc, mid lofl their hbc-ity, smoking with tnurdur on lUey were, to change a mutual glance ol horror, mid sliudde each other. Wo say thai, in ooi.inv.ri with the entire put w. b. 'icvi! tint iho malucd and dripping -ere* wlio thus Mood over the murdered body ol liar lltirdell, < 11 that horrid Friday Bight, where J Milium A. Cunningham nnd John A. ICckcl. wo are wrong, may 1 leaven forgive us (or thought. Oil the 10th the examination was Vcsur when an uiiodymoua letter was received by Coioiicr that u Mr. Farrel could give imp * testimony. He wus summoned forthwith. He tified: "'lh.tt he waa passim; through Uoud-stree nb<ut 11 o'clock on the night n ijinvtioti?the eit down u|ioii the steps of lh?' liouse No. 31, n-ni there u<ated when a m m v. tli a aliawl t up the step- and entered the licuae?that not i than a in.tfulc and a half elapsed before be h tin cry ot murder, nn<l then the full of n h l>,?<ly?and that in half a minute efltr that a i in liia slutl sleeve*, with bushy hair, opened do?r?looked out?eked him what lie was ij tlier< - shut the doer iilid went b.tek. Mr. Fa o?i up and bearing nothing further, soon after \ an a\ ' The witness war then takrn by theCkitoni I nti upi'cr r> tn, in which the Jury, U?-|- r I'o. cciiicti, and w?nie ten or fifteen others had I iutr<"lu 1 d w.ihout hi* knowledge, and asked could ul ntify any person there present as the whom lie 1 .1 s'? en I' "king out tit the door >>n night in <jiiisti< ti. lie looked slowly, carctully -i arel.ingly into the face of every man presentLye ran 'tig round the whole circle?and see a'out toab..iid<>ii the effort, when Irs cyo ret" to tin- lxst man in the circle, rented for a mi adily upon h.s uiiiiuimJ countenance, an then ditlartd that he was the man. Thit was Mel,el." Covum"* ?In the I lotise of Itcprcd I'vo, on Tliurs lay, on motion of Mr. ,lon< Ten i., n resolution was a.lopte<l alter debate tlie app utinent of n jt.im committee of the 11'U t . in: in M--m I fuel anai and Urn t .<! -? of ill. i' election. 1 hi- i ' >tioli i.tado .?n pr< .us day t?v Mr. A k< ii to la\ . u the tidile r.;olutioit iiga i \\ hit.' IT. light to a suit, te g lived by tw ' y. The Kansas case [ . - poind uut'i -lie Tt.e bns ti s transn ut tin Senate was un ni) rtant. A resti'ution adopted t< rtlie appointment of a committee of tf to make arrangements fur the reception ul lluc 'in and Hr< okniridgo. Jn event of tin fut ure of the Tariff bill now fuio CuiiKfm, it :s 1 <1 tt Mr. Cnuipbel Ohio, w.ll pre-" a I' ll to <1 ;?.?it the surplus r niie no.' 04 tlic ?1:tl*. r< in States fur safe keep ti; The speakership of the next Congievs is u!i !, u_'5ii iii the inui ki t. Stver.il metntiem of new tJonpre v are i; wlnrc. Thomas I,. Hi of I'! ii"-, i" pressed by the northwest. It iw a i' I 'lie 1" Illinois, in eons tjue-nco "f Kuril - n's ill feat, to take a loan fro in that 1- ate. i.'ultinihia .Market, l'ebi uury It, ltOT. Col ion.?In tb? early part nl the wet L Jus nriiat- -i, and op to Wednesday evening, the c niarUt t pi rsented no Ui iv feature, nor was l :in\ ijr t ibie change in prie? s from ilmn- give mir ireport, ?ix: 1?} a I2|. DuringThuri I-1 ..iy and S >turd i\. howevir, there was a b Itvi i ? in tli.1 market, lit nn ndvuuce id Jo. ui jual.i. . ..trove ii) idling. Wo are ?till withut ti-r advices from Kur?|X?which are now p*.?i and anx u-'v I iked for?and until they con hand there eatm-d he any very met trial chuug tin market. 'I ho Kih ? of the wet k foot up 1 ba!e?; and we now ?|Uute inferior, l'ij a II; on ry. Il^a 111, middling, 11J a 11 J; good niidd Ilia 12?.; and lair. I2i a I'd? Ci r.ta. I'. t' iN The bacon market h:u been quiet steady ? i. i- our laat report, and we, therefore, tiuut* t" ijuiite?fur prime old shoulder*. !i e elenr side-. 11 a llj: new hog r-uud, 1 I a 1 I < u!i\.?The saiek of coin irl glit,ncd pt iet * ry lirm at ftO cent* |>or bushel. iv5iA.nniii3r), < hi I'tic-hiv evening, the I'd'.h of lh - II-tall l.i ii" \V*M.' i:, Mr. JOHN r.l.DKU to I !.!/. A i. l-i !'i I, <11 14 ?: of Koarr. r IJlrkv, . nii t>f this I) rlr.et. I ? 4 .a 1. ?:i iV,dit?l.>y tviu.lt'. i i ( .it. i<v tin Utv v r.vi.utv, [Vr. jt?;r \VI< 111 ! MA N . t!,. ?:ti Carol nt Mttl ?) , t<> .\l ? ilMKIilA, daughter ? ' I lev II S-. *!-., 4?t 'luiltr u-tnei, S J? MILES LEE 1) I .? i11 .< T i. I LhY iiilurini lih fiiiii ntii k. 1.. iliat Ik? u to Ink 'rOutrrs lint -r: inui.Dlvt; .ni-i ? \i:i'iiNTiii: n a > tiuuchn. !! hopes by ekes ati'-oi ho- : P> merit coofi ! nee nod pain : tgo. liiieo 1 mi Culli'^ II i. >.i..i ; ill at 4 1-. I'M. 10 FANCY lEON WORK \M> ee n,. 3 t a s .13 2 t ss r .v ^l^HE u - ;i i I |W this day formed! 3 , 'in : '. )>, : ! i!i |. ii ; of imi ryitip 01 BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL-WEIG m *i.\i;ss, ' 1 I r 1 ns Stri 1 S >u:li of Pulmctto House. W > to nutiilt. etuto Jr-'ll ID Imp, s -1? !. iid-. Iron [I ..1. Iri 11 I. |i ?i md Awinn^ EniiWiKo we Wov*iJih 1. . :i i 1 lloravSboci.i^. I.oiit'.:!?n II: a.: i -. in ;..! re|miriup. in bhoit, nc 1 1 i" \ nr. .1 1 Murk intrusted to us with p.itili, nnJ im 1 i-sonablo terms. 11. II. IH7R. \N 1 . 19 ' ' tf (1. HAMLIN VENI! VIDI! VIC1J There i\ no Two Ways aboul if," CHINESE Sl'GAU CANE. x. ' >MI'.'l'i INC important to evervbndv 1... u of tin- "CHINESB SIT 1 \N 1. '' '1 li? I. pi cc of Miffar an J nio! . i it.'a planters to try tiro expiiltne; 1 si.' -epar upon ordinary o? rn pri>winp ie oin the rati# may 1-e 1 xai.a in J a i> ri 1 ' . 1 >ulnKrilcH| ivm-re a - > may bo In a on r -Si.LJjf IV ie >1 per ] sic km,' ?!... ? \\ iiiii -.in pftrntna paid. FISHitrt & iikinitsit. Fill. '.9 j'.' tl' Wholesale Drupels i \mc;liif s utRyvrni imkic.n m I 7*IS:ii:it A. llhllMTSlI, Dr-.t " -is I CI I ists. be* to iuf >rnl tin r ll 111.I1 ami the | 1111 illy, that they have now . ; 1 a ami !. .1 1 s; I. . a larpe and well bile, w-d Meek of l.tiu < 1 a, u ,<< ils, onibr.ieiii_' a ry x.ir. iv up anted in tlw Carolina Tin iijut .; at ..( 1?1 a'.leth IS ixtetl?l?ely ktlOXVII, ai. I xv? stlst* iV. in xcar to year. Ann up t.. varieties m; f'Via ! I l.irlx* York. Mat I'uteli, Lai 150 Ymk Din- .In ..1 Cabb..,'?a Extra 1. a 1 Mar Peas. -.,1,. by Fl-SllEK A: HKINITSU, Fif?. 19 .r>2 ___ tf Dnwtf.f THE WALKER HOUSE* SPARTANBURG C. H i TIIE tier .V of this oatabl'.bhn /.ill! if*' % niidth?M?ul > at Inrpe,are rest fir fullv informed that thw ll<> wifl 0;t 1 ntiuued mnl k. ,?t open tor tho rrci'j nf :rtl vxlm may fct) .llfpoed to patronize it. The tkotxiees ot MR .1. <?'. INN ItAHRI pentF-man of findfwi- ae>s capacity, avonntisl. UiSfx ition.niid tillable tiiamn i s, have been *eo for its active mannpement, owing to tho in health of the j?rop?ittor, who xx ill neverthilew ta.n a general overs jjht of the llutm, The Culinary dep anient will be supplied the n leetioB of the market. Gentlemen with their Until cs visiting or pas tbrotiah Spartanburg can bo turn sh<?l with art pas- il aoe?<inmotiottvt'.*; tli? ioont ou Lic.ijg ecu retired nud convenient ? 1 hiring the P*?i year it lm^o addition kt? I made 10 the llouno, affi.r.hn* incrosncd ikuS?ui l;?t >CS and Insurlnar art ,tei louifitrt to gucxtAii ' ,-r want h ^ I' fit supplied in ? W'< o?' II M.I., utUblc tor Italia, I'.ii in.I CjhM'its. Attached to ih? 11, use are ample y.irdn an 1 for the r?ri>pti?in of itoek of all kinds, and dro can tint* litt,I comfort tor themselves and pruvi lor their cattle of whatever dcwcnption. As the terms will bs accommodating, the prietor r? x|icv.-uully solicits a continuance of liberal patronage Iftiretofore extended to the \V ft House. W. WALKER, tcb 12 Jut PropriiUi * . v _ _ W * , . JKSL , - L-1-1 111 > '(J| : Religious Neetiugo. r at ' Api?intm*ntt for Juw* R. ilarmom. On TonIajt, Febi uury 17, at Naw Hop#, Craaa alio, Anchor ni*, I On Wednesday, F< brunry 18, at Cedar Kboal. vcy J On Tfauraday, 44 iw, at Unity. >lr?. i On Friday, 44 20, at Autioeiu If | Oil Saturday, 44 21, at Bethel. th? ()n Sunday, 44 22, at Greeu Pood. On Tucwday, 44 24, at Oak Gr?f?. wd, f ?n Wednesday, 44 25, at llethielu-ni. tliu ! < >u Thursday, 44 26, at Cedar Springs. 1 On Friday, " S7 at Philadelphia. 1anl S On Saturday. " 28. at 8a1*?. Spring.. | On Sunday, M-Vcli 1, at Frivndnhip. | Ou TaeaJuv, 44 3, at Betbeada. t at I O" WWway,44 4, ?t Gwucher Creek, it 1 ?j ' 0,1 Tlwnday, 44 6, at l'rovidcncc. and *-*" 44 at Stata Lin*. Ill e < >M Balwrduy, 4* 7. at liuck Creek, norc On Souday, 44 8, at Macedonia. jr j | The Ktif. Mr. Harmon rraidesin Dmenrter I>W 4 trict. He ? a Baptist Miniattr, uud ia Mind. Ilia ' (* circumstance* ure limited, if he foil* to reach hia ' J.'' ?pi?..iiitiiiei?tf. I will try to fill the moat of them | Fehiuury 12, 1657. JOUN EZEJ.L. i WHAT OCR KIUOIIDOUa SAF OF DR. MT.AK?*8 LIVER PIUJB. , r iu- i Nrw Yona, August 30, 1852. ten, I wr We tiic undersigned, having lie de trial of been I Di M' Lnru's Celebrated Lirer PtlU, prepared if 1 ? |,y Fleming Br?*. Pittsburgh, must acknowledge man | ihnt they tiro the Get medicine for Hick lien dark*t i the j Itys/iryua, and hirer Complaint,that wehaveavand i er tu>cd. We lake plen-oic in recommending them ? 1 ? t? the put': \ and ore confident that if Urate vrta tiled are trouhied with any ut tliu above cumpiainte wilt rn< d yivo tin in a fair trial, they will uo'. heaitale to aenute i knowledge their bentficiul effects. II" MRS. HILL. Kaat Troy. man j MRS. STEVENS, Weat Troy. I'urohasers will be careful to aak lor DR. e.ta- I .M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER riLLS, s> 1 i.latiuf.irtuiiil by FLEMING BROS, of Pn rs' ! r BL-aait, Pa. There are other Pilla purporting to | Ik Livcr.l'illa, now before tb' >uMic. Mr. M'LbmAi 11 . genuine I.iver Pilla, also hia i-eiebtatcd Vermifuge, can now he had at all reaped ibUdrng Uteres. None jri.uine Kit hunt the signoture of i.; ] ,(, l'j 52 It FLEMING BROS. " ' (iREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM IN lire, Ij.iu- Cincinnati, Ohio?Conducing Evidence. For more limn three yenri I hare been Buflfcrinx ' be- with rhe-uma: ;??, an I enlargement ami pain of the ! bom* an 1 joints. I hare strictly followed the adv ce of physio ,ns, and at other tones used such ! family ni' ilicine- n? had ltreu recommended (Lr the eady cure of the uma'.;?ru; ?t>H i did not improrc in the the . a-i, and was fiequoUtiy coiiipdltd to keep my tri , nud thereby whs prevented front attrttiMg to Cot - | my bo- tu-<a. S. rue weeks :ufo I was itidnced by i.:rd <4 ii ml to try Carter'* Spanish .Mixture. Ths efI cl w.i* i.i.iaeuli us. 1 felt considerably improved . Iter 1 had !..*i it the f uith dose; 1 have only u^ed I one tingiei Lottie, ntid nrn entirely free* fre-m all p:. a. 1 feel b< Iter than I have felt for years, and 1 I't'.r hnte my oomph My-restored health solely to j | f" the use i ( Curler's Spanish Mixture. 1 consider n" ' it a most e.xot ih nt medicine for rheumatism and all , eliteases of the blood, and cl ee rfully re-commend it '/;\ *. . the ntiiiet-d. 11. buuritt, Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut sts. Cincinnati, March 17, lS."?i>. Feb 5 ?>0 lin nolisious Notico. r|MlK Hoard of the IS road River Association ^ I will im,t?t Plit ?\ IOEXCK C11CCII,(three \ I ," I miles north oi 1. mcstonc erSprings.l on Satuiday be; ,) ' fore th?- Ft.li Sab nth in March next. A full meeting of the- Hoard i? riquest-d. The members 1>U( of the He?nre! consist of Iter. Tbos. Curtis, <M>|1 M. C. Harnett. 1 >. Seru<rp?, dohn Hears, B. H. ... ... hosier, .Jam. s li/e 11, liable l>? r lers, nud Rev. \\ in l.'uilis I "<-rr< sj?ndoig feretdary, II.G.GnfTtiev, lUfoflin-j SoeTcUrv, C. I'. I'rtty, Treasurer. Feb. i a " :j tf ? STATE OF SOUTH CJLBQUJWA. Si'aiit ixnuito District. 1 1IX TilE C<>URT OF OK.DINART. vj ?s |-. C at: >n feir Ta.lters oT Adm'nistmtioa. lyilKiiKAS GLOVER CLAUlv I.atlmppl ed it ill- * * to in-- f?r l.ctt n? e?l A dmo* miration i>n aH ?' 1. " and ? :oii .;p the- aooU i. ' cb'tt L, rights an I eii,t cr.d. v **l MAU\ CLARK, dee- wed: ! the I T arc the re'i rv to c.te- nud .. 'iue>n-h all iu>*l i i. tuhve. iijd credit :of 11 a twiel de ? 'J .i| ,-e.tr Ml lilt I. U' ( < , t -L.III.II'V j lor ? i .1 J> -ir to Im- h-id at Spartaiiiiuiy Cuort, I u n th>- '?Tih day of tli 'met , i Fcbruaiy,) tee j te^ *1 o.v cause*, if any e*.?t, why Jw said letters should . v' l.ot be grilllte d. i v ( G v*n node r my hand and #enl of (fflice, the 13th , ' lav .rf I . h., lSaT U. lUfWDEK, o. a. i*. Feb 19 52 2t THE KITCHEN GARDEN. ? \\ if AT To 1 >0?sow EARLY i'EAS,Be?ru? v v may Ihj tiippee] by the uietimeiy frost, but k try ao.t - v. Extra Rsi y Pans, sow |Mr Ye?rt. ..' ^ *rk. :.l ! ' 11 ,u ; < i!.! e eev n!... fJ, OruniLc. . and Flaw 1 )uleh Caoli.^w '.r Summer ( and tail, thus kerning oji an uninterrupted sutcn1 n'.ou. Cci-uine F 1'-II>ii iii:.v be h*d at l M-m:n vt IIkixitsir's, 'Hi Feb. JO .~2 if Pli.trm.-tccui su nnd 1'rutr./.?!s. IF YOCJ HAVE A COUGH, IV I- ( 1 -A'-I* ul F'-bcr ?fe llc.n:uli'? Family M?I:c:n ( \J s?ioirc, m. i i .i bi.t'.o of ibtir ncdkul ' *. unuh Syrup:" t w 1 < or. y..u in n Tory slmrt , iim>\ Bo i a'.ui |>. .v Kill or Uw obstinate the cuu^u. For tale on v bv l.SUK;: & HKIMTsSII. Fib. 19 52 tf Pharmaceutists. CoiuBiiMiiunrr's Nolice. 1 LI. Uonrd. n.-, TiuMt-.-. Receivers, ntid other j i V persons, re.,uu.I l.y law make t-> annual re:um?. are . ertby ii..i in d to tni.be up and rc|?-rt 11 r ai e- utile by the loth day of March next. Each item ??t 'X. ;.-o tiiuai ho substantiated ly pri>|?.r . vou.ln.i- I'.; - \\ 1 la .-ucd <a;uinit ail dcbulun Tilo o. p. VtllShV, e. r. i. n. 'AU ('.mi. OtW. F<rh t), 18&T. Feb 12 52 tf NOTICE I. lid. t ih \ '| r? ii- ha? n.? dcut inds against the FsI |(K. J V. iat?- ' IV v. C >. WA1.KK.U, will plutse ,,, |?ti - .t ih -in ;>r .j" ily Mt?.-. <1, mid those indebted to ih" Iv-tale -re rcjUiStod to i ..ike payment srithuui Ut.ay. ANN J-. WALKER, ?.,?uo!.ti--d I'.xi tutrix, per A. W. WALKER. L US. | ra-ia at i? NOTICEv . I I I. 1' RSONS indebted to ino late FIRM .nil, -Vol V I < >WLKR oc CO , l?y n?tc ??r aon i! y 1 count. arc not tud to call and settle Before Return >' Mr l>.iv, its the business must be closed. A { J A. FOWLER, iy U I IVI. 12 :.1 It J. W. KERIt. Notice* 4 !.I* jhtm-i\n li.ible to B()AD DUTY within U < 'm .i ? ^ m. uiV ,iu?i |hm ;uc iuiws oi c*partanl>ur?r arc hereby imtiiiol it the amount of TWO DOLLARS j? i.ot paid i" the ? \rk an l Treasurer on or hcforo ' tlte M of MAUCII next they will be required to , work on tin streets twelve day*, nut, JKl'T EllSONf Cli'MCK, InUudsnt. met- .1 M TCi.i oro, Clerk. Feb. 1*2 51 4t HAVE YOU SEEN ' r I M It >SL mn?nifuviit AM llltoTY l'Knnd PllOurcd T rOGUAPIilG FRAMES JU?1 received at no Guwan's Carolina Star Gallery f They are superb. Now for Iiik Photograph*, the cxtcuiion of which s rC ' cannot bo learned from "Conk.'' Go to Charier.w'th nu>' b?ke your Photograph, tlwn come to us, ami it we camiiit *ur|>nsB it, wo will pny all : your *xp? uses. Tiy us! Fi b. 12 51 2t H,l)^ ' * NOTICE. itfti a k Valuable I'roprrty for Sal?! H<" 1 )LlLSONS w elling to rent or buy a valuable into J Jlul'Sli and LOT, near the Public Square, . in th?- Village ot S|?nmnburg, onn ??e the proper"" ty, learn the price and terms, by application to 0. Ik Edwards. A Uifga n can be bad. _hob 12 51 4t It K. CAMPBELL. J. E. STENHOUSE i | .l AS opened at WAl.NVT GROVE a stock l>r<*? * A ot N U W GO" >1 >S, consulting of Dry Goods, the Hardware,Cutlery Crockery, Shoes, and Groceries, i Ac , nod will vitdc tvor to give tll>? fact ion. W.ilnut CVodtc Spuitanburg D;*t.?.t, S. C. j Fob. 12 M v m I ** A Kl >1 A * ^ *. * b