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Alexander et ai. rs. John Hearst and ibeth Dobbs ? decree reversed. faun G;st Adm'r. Ads. John Robinson et lecree affirmed. Tnomas Wilks, Adm'r. Ads. Aon Davis a :ree affirmed. Jobo. M. Niotan vs. Jiraes K. Douglass ? IfinK^ Ervin vs. Enos Tart et ui. ? decree firmed. Samae! Brigham vs. Samuel Kerton ? mo on granted nisi. ? Adm'rs of Harley, Ads. Jos. Dopson et ai. -motion dismissed. E. Gantt Ads. J. Eagan ? motion dismissed. WilliamNaits Ads. the State ? motion dis eased. ?? Thomas Hollis Ads. the State ? motion dis eased.. John Stoney et ai. v.-. Thomas Wood ? Xnon dismissed. Wm Davis Ads. Charles Riley et al.? mo rn distnissed. Tbos. Richards vs. Oliver Towles, ShrF. ? motion dismissed. \ser Moses White vs. Samuel Floyd Ex'r. ? motion dismissed. James Wilbourne V3. Mary McGarrity ? ^ /motion dismissed. Brvio BmnsAwKi Wife, vs. James King Adm'r et ai ? dfTree reversed. Joseph D. Massey adm'r. et al. ads. Joseph ?Ifeyi'Wnf r-'? d^brce modified. Adm'rs of Wicker ads. Reuben Pitts Sh?fF. ion granted. jrgeGarinany ads. Archibald Caldwell ? t dismissed. -Dajniel D. Free ad-?. tne State ? motion anted. ; * V ^ Atex'r Mcoty ads. the State ? motion dis iissedi;:^-* - I John Brown et ai ads. Hugh McMullin, '^dm'r-^decree modified. ?i Jine'McKenna and D- Aiken vs. Elizabeth Jtusgefl, adnTx.? decree affirmed. y Ji: G. McKenzie ads. A. At. Lowry ? motion i?dfcmissed. | Robert C. Davis vs. Isaac Webb ? motion r :Rlrish vs. John Mattuce ? motion jj^ JiranS ada. the Sta'e ? motion Tor - iS* tear : ^JP triai granted. Elizabeth Green ads. the State ? motion dis wi??d, and sentenced. ^osiah B. Morse et al. ads the Administra te!* of Sumter ? Decree reversed. I. Mary Saodav vs. Daniel Bjon ? Decree af I.?. ton Blair et al. ads. W. K. Clowneyetal. 1 Decree modified. Joseph Dickson, Administrator, vs. the D s (buteeaofJ. Hunter's estate ? motion granted. A. Legett et ah vs. Elizabeth Legett et al. ? ordered lor re-hearing on the Circuit. . ? ? Win. Love vs. Mathias Williams ? Decree *?%' Will tarns et al. vs: Foster ? motion dis ?_ missed. Benjamin Hagood ads. Alfred H eister? mo lingi dUKMssed. ?? ? ; x ?Twrn- Council of Spartanburgh vj. Daniel ?MuJiins ? motion dismissed.^ />*?-* ,y, ALEX. HERBEMONT, ' . ?_ ri Clerk of Appeal Curt . Coin tntJis Selmojpi *?>?- - S ITC H I>.A V. DBCIlJMBB* 24. IS36. :i\' j, r ^ , ? = Tbe lie^islatare adjourned on Wednesday. A larger quantity of busin ess t ia i u> i ii "waatransacted, ^om^ of wh cli was of much importance.'. See the I?t of Ac s piss ?d. v- TbeCourtof Appeals last estaai shed, eo i -sisrtng of "all the Judges, is abolished, and ttwtt Appeal Benches are now fo.uied ; one 'tbosisting of the Chancellors, for Equity ?casea,and the otherof the circuit Judges, for tM* of common I^aw. The chtef objection ?(that of a conflict of Jurisdiction) vv.'tici# at tended this system on its trial some years ago, ia now removed, by the Court of Equity bei n g /#equ;red^ in all cases of disputed power, to tinUow the decision of the Court of l>aw. " Banking Privileges have been granted to *Jie Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rati Rond Company, under guards rostric -tiem. The State has subscribed to the ?3tock one million of dollars, out of the sur revenue. Tii? accomplishment ef this jifeet undertaking is now absolutely secure. "x. .Sixty. thousand dollars are appropriated to ?*ke GoKege, for building another tenem: nt, Library Hali* purchssing books, &c. &c. ?**> 000 for extending the Columbia Canal ? #20 000 for repairing the State road ? *7000 for improving the navigation of the ?tertARiver, ? ?o(Xa) for Lynchers Creek, .&c. &c. ita objects of public utility, as well as in the arttlement af many private claims, the Legislature has been very liberal. A liber -ality, however, notvmore than is accordant ?with the flourishing resources of the State, -as well as the sentiments of the people. T We understand that Sania -Anna is ex pected to pass iVough this place, in a day or two, on his way \? Washington City. Short mode < f setting accounls. The Gen -etalPost, Office, the^ty Post Office, and the ?>Uent Office, in W.^s,on CltVi were bum, ed down last-, wet k, w?j> a considerable por tion of therr ceotents. & jmmed Major Hirllee, to co?ri^d h ^ pltoly accepted the appomtment.s>Cjar.n CoaT The above is not precisely acc^ate> j>^e Goferw%?e understand, receive^ requisi tion for 'Socmen, from Gen. Jbssb^ which to Washington City, inf^nin(T Department that it wHl be com|jie2 _^jjtnmediatelyu poi) their saectioning'j^ tod aupplyicg the Executive of this Siaje with the neccessary funds for equipping thk Considering the uncertain relations that scens to subsist between the U. S. Govern ment and its commanding Generals ? and re nieinbennor t h * suffer njs and individual ex ? I penses to which the Carolina troops weru subjected, in last winter's campaign, for war t of supplies irom t lie proper quarter ? it is evi dent, we think, that the course adopted by the Governor is necessary and judicious. In the mean time, preparatory orders have been Jiven, and the organization of the Battallion is proceeding. J n Tuesday last, a fire in Augusta des troyed seventeen or eighteen stores, and a iarore number of tenements and out-houses in b ^ ^ their rear. The loss is estimated at $150,000. Attention CaTalry! THE Richland Light Dragoons will parade in front of the Market on Saturday the 3 1st of December next, armed and equipped for Inspection and Drill. By order of Capt. TAYLOR. T. MACON. O S. Per. 24 5 i For Safe. A good plantation, lying on the Wateree river, Fairfield Disirict, containing between five and six hundred eresot land. On the premises is an el egant two story Dwelling House, with ail necessary out buildings, in good conditiou for the comfort and accommodation of a family. There is also a good gin house, packing screw and negro houses. The above-property was owned by my Grandfath er, the late Darling Jones, who resided on the prem- 1 iscs up to che time of his death, and is well adapted to the cultivation of Cotton and Corn. I 6hall offer the - said property for sa ? on Saturday the 15th of January next, at the said premises, to the highest bid der. The terms of sale will be one-third cash, and the balance on accommodating terms. THOMAS W. BRIGGS. Dec. 24. 56 3t ' AT a Meeting of the Members of the Indepen dent Fire Engine Company, on the 21st inst. ! the following officers wereaelected. UtORGE -KERR, Presdent. O. HOCHSTRASSER, V. President. L. SHEftMAN, Sec'ry & Treasurer. WM. CUNNINGHAM, 1st Director. J PEC K H AM, 2nd do. P. BKYCE, 3rd do. W. B. STANLEY, 4th do. N. B. ? The Members of the Company will meet oo ths 3 1st inst. at 7 o'clock P. M. at Mr. Neuffer's Store. Dee 24 It 56 Notice. ^TTRAYED from the subscriber, 10 miles bebw 55 Columbia, about the 15th' of November, two mare MULES, of common size, 4 years old next spring ? a dark Bay, and a dark Chesnut Sorrel. The Sorrel has a star in herfaee ? both marked with the Gear. As they were raised in Kentucky it is probable that they may be making their way back again. Any person delivering, or giving information so I get them, shall bo liberally rewarded JOS. E. REESE. Dec. 34, 1335, 53 4t ?Yew Hooks. m/f-ORE ENGLISH ANNUALS for 1837. if J. GEMS OF BE A UTY, with 12 elegant En gravings, from designs by E. T. Parvis Esq. with il lustrations in verse, by the Countess of Blessington. HEATHENS PICTURESQUE ANNUAL, with 20 Engravings, by Leitch Ritchie, Esq. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE'S CABINET OF GEMS, with Biographical and Descriptive Memoirs, by G. T. Patmore. P HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY, with 19 beau ! tif/tf y finished Engravings, rom Drawings by the first | Artists ; edited by the Countess of Blessington. I B Q O K OF CHRISTMAS, with elegant designs, and appropriate illustrations. This day received, and for sale by J. R. & W. CUNNINGHAM Dec. 23. 56 I, aureus vilje ale Academy. THE exerrises of this institution will commence on the sec ond Monday in January next, under the careof Mr R. H. Speers, with a competent as sistant*". -This institution is again in a flourishing | state it i* believed that the patronage so fibc I raily given the past year, has been s~ justly merited ! by Mr. Speers, as to leave no doubt of its continu ance the next. TERMS: ; R ading. Writing and Arithmetic $14 per annum | or $4 per quarter. I The higher tranches of English $20 per annum or $6 per quarter. I The Languages, S30 per ann. or $9 per quarter. None to "be received for a less time than one quar leF I Good Boarding can be had in the Village for SS0 and in the vicinity for $30 the Scholastic year, to wit : eleven months. P. FARROW, T E. H1X, J H. 1RBY, Trustees. T K. JUNES, J. W. SIMPSON, ? Dec 24 56 3t R *? Card. RICHARDSON, Beu Hanger and Engineer, ? having, left Charleston for a short t me to j fulfil his engagements to his distant friends, most | respectfully acquaints the Ladies and Gentlemen of Columbia, that he is now putting up bells in this City. Those who may please to honor him with their commands, can avail themselves of this oppor tunity, and have their residences furnished with bells, in a new and very superior style, combining strength of material.^ with elegance and perfection of workmanship ; the whole tastefully arranged, ensuring durahilityand ease in ringing. As his nu merous engagements in Charleston, where he has been long established leaves but a short time it his disposal, an early application is respectfully solicited. Orders left at Mr. Cunningham's Book Store, will be pu< ctually attended to. Columbia, S. C., Dec. 24, 56 It For Sale. ^SEVERAL Milk Cows. Enquire at this o? fice - Dec. 24 56 ? 2 Tonic .71 i xt u re. ROWAN'S TONIC MIXTURE, a fresh supply r of this invaluable medicine, has just been received By the subscriber who is the only agen. for the same, in ibis and the adjoining districts ; and can assure the public, that he has never known it in any instance, if used ac ording to the directions, not to effect a cure. Price, One Dollar a Bottle. B. D. PLANT.. Dec. 20, 1836. . . 56? 6t. Just Published. ^SERMONS, and an Essav on the Pentateuch, By-Robert Means, A. M. of Fairfield District, South Carolina : ? with an Introducuon and a Ser mon occasioned bv his death, ? by the Rev. Geo. How%. For sale by B. D PLANT. Dec. 2%. 56 4000 fl a%eree Plantation %for sale. AcwgLpf Land lying on both sides _ ?f SwifcCreek in Kershaw District, | and partly on the Wahree River; including the well known valuable MilTS*? Swift Creek immedi ately on the Charleston Roaft^ '1 his is one of the best plantfcikms on the Wateree River. A large part of the op^and is of recent clearing, and is not exposed to Frel^fa. For terms, apply to the sub criber on the spot, ?y>y letter left at the Post Office in Columbia. A. HAMILTON BOmiN. Dec 22, 1836. 56 REWARD. XJ RUNAWAY, from the subscriber, living in th$^ Fork of Richland District, a negro man nam ed JIM, about 40 years of age, 5 leek 9 or 10 inches high, slim made, his upper lore teeth out, and in clines to stutter. He went off about two months ago. I will pay Ffiy Dollars for his delivery, or for proof of his being harbored by a white man, I will eive One Hundred. JESSE KILLINGWORTH. V Dec 34 56 Southern Hevle j Encouraged by a belief that the Southern lie- j view would receive a hberaf -patronage generally,' and espec. ally in the Southern ami Southwestern Stages, the undersigned proposes to revive it, under! auspices which promise fully to sustain the reputa tion, which the late Southern Review, during its I brief existence, had earned. It will be published in Washington, and edited by a gentleman, wfftse high character and superior at ? ainments, guarantee that, aided, as h? will be, by ??the ablest writers and statesmen of the Union, the work will take rank at once among the ablest and best periodicals of the age The condition of the South, and the crisis pro duced by- the Revolution in Texas demands that there should be some abler and more authoritative exponent of public opinion than the newspa per press ? that there should be some acknowledged organ of Southern sentiment, elevated above all i he considerations of mere personal ambiiition, in which patriots of every party may commune together, and labor for the preservation of the republic Some experience admonis1 es ihe undersigned, that to obtain a subscription which will remunerate his own labor and expenditure, will require an a'ctive co-operation on the part of those who desire ihe accomplishment of this undertaking, an:! with this view, it has been suggested, and he begs leave to urge upon all such, and especially the young men, to organize committees, and by subdividing their respective (owns, c.ties, counties and districts, apply to such individuals as may be induc ed to subsrrihe, upon application. Many persons have expressed a willingness to'^gyitribute a fund to be applied to- 1 wards the Editor's salary, and in payment for com munications. It is suggested th&t the subscription of such, if any, should be taken and, when paid, placed in the Bank of Charleston, to be applied to these objects by the President and Cashier of the Bank and the publisher, as a committee for that purpose. The Southern Review will be published quarterly, will contain 275 to 300 pages, at Jive dollars per an num, payable in advanee. Committees or individu- 1 als obtaining subscribers, will forward the names and subscription to Washington. All contributions to the Editorial fund will be lorwarded to the Cash ier of the Hank of Charleston, and placed to the credit of the Editorial fund of the Southern Review DUFF GREEN. R solution adopted by the South Carolina Society for the Advancement ot Learning. Resolved , That this Society approve of General Green's proposition to revive the Southern Rk vikw, under the Edi oriai charge of Judge Upsiier, and, taking into consideration the claims which it will have upon the public, and the duty of every one to assist in placing the work in a prosperous condition, would urge its friends, and especially the members of this Society, to aid in obtaining Sub scribers and contributions therelbr. WM. HARPER, Acting President of S. C. Society for Advancement of Learning. Ver. 24 56 IJT EQUITY, RICHLAND. Wm B. Yates and U Bill for account and Division. Jane his wife. vs. A. Wallace & Sal ly Chesnut Taylor J BY order of the Court of Chancery, I will offei for sale to the highest bidder, on Thursday the 12th of January next, at the plantation of the late John C. Taylor *in Richland, all the Stock of Cattle, Hogs, Mules, Horses, Corn, Fodder and plantation utensils. Terms, for all sums under $20 cash ? all sums overva credit of 12 months, interest fromday of sale, purchasers giving a 'ankable note and good personal security. All the articles will be delivered on the day of sale. JAMES L. CLARK, C. E. R- D. Dec. 24 - 56 Large instate Sale IN EQUITY. ' Wm. B. Yates and Jane 1 his wife, vs Andrew i Bill for division and ac Wallace and Sally ; ; count. Chesnut Taylor. J ' BY order from the Court of Equity, I will offer for sale belbre the Court House in Columbia, on the 2d Monday in January next, all that splendid and well known plantation on the Waterree River, lying on both ?iile8 of the River, consisting of the follow ing tracts of land, to wit: One tract of 1 JOO acres more or less, lying in Sum ter on ihe East "side Of the Waterree River, being the same tract conveyed by John Chesnut and Jol?n C. Taylor, the 25ih March 181 S ? also a tract of 3 JO acres lying in Richland, on the West side of the River, being the same conveyed to John C. Taylor by John Chesnut, th9 25th March !8. ? also a tract of 414 i acres lyi:ig iii Ri hland, being the same con veyed by Robert English to John Taylor, Sr the 29th Oct, 1323 ? also, another tract called the Ballard tract, of 320 acres, in Richland; all the above tracts adjoin each other, and form one of the best planta tions in the district, making in all, 203U acres. Also 6'J very prime and. likely -negroes Terms of sale. 1, 2, 3 and 4 years, interest from date pay able annually, bond, mortgage and good personal security ? purchasers to pay lor all necessary papers. Sale positive. JAMES L. CLARK, C. E. R. D. Dec. 16th 1336 54?3 Fresh Oraiigi-s. Fresh Oranges, together with Al CF 4 monds, Raisins, Bananas, Prunes, Nuts &c <fcc Also a variety of Family Groceries, Hardware, IJry Goods and Crockery Just received and for sale by JOHN I. WALTER. Dec. 23, 1336 56?2 Wauled to Hire. TWO or three good House Servants from the first of January. Apply to Dr. Ellett at the College. Dec. 24 56?2 SALE*, BY permission of James S. Guignard, Esq. Ordi nary of Richland District, will be sold at the late residence of William Klllingworth, sen. decen? ed, a variety of household, kitchen nnd plantation Furniture, Corn and Fodder, Blacksmith's Tools, stock of Horses, Alules, Cattle, Hog*, Sheep and Poultry, &c. &c. Tems will then be made known. JESSE KILLINGWORTH, Adm'r. Dec 24 56 LOST, A LADY'S Cloak, of claret colored cloth, lined with silk, a week ago, at a party in this town. The finder will receive a suitable reward for the de livery of the Cloak at this office. Dec 34 2t 56 lei'ihanCs ISotiel. (Formerly Conducted by Mr. Miot.) ? , Societi/st eet, Charleston , 5. C. DANIEL COOK, the present Proprietor of the above Establishment, begs leave to in/orm its Friends, and the Public generally, that he has con nected himself with Mr. S. W.Shelton and solicits j? coutinnance of the extensive patronage heretofore receive I. This Establishment, as is well known, is in every way calculated to render comfort both to the travel ler and permanent boarder, and every exertion wll be continued on the part of the proprietors, to accom odate those who may favour them with a call. Mr. S. W. Shelton will give his personal attention to the entire management of the Houae. d. coera S. WS HELTON. N. B. ? The Columbia, Camden, &Svannah stage offices kept at the above Establishment. 'U or, 3i fio The purchasers of properly at the sale of the Es tate of Anne Hall, dee d, are notified that the terms of the said sale will be rigidly enforced. THOS. FUKMAN. > "WM. K DAVIS, : f Executors. i BENJ. F. DAVIS, ) Dec 10 tf 52 Slate of South Carolina , - LAURENS DISTRICT. Elijah Franl s, ^ jahe his wife, and J ^ Bill in Partition. James Pool and Rebecca his wife. J ?T appearing to" my satisfaction that. James Pool ja. and Rebeca Pool his wife, Defendants in the afcpTe stated case, reside from and without the lim|i of this State : lt is ordered that they do pleaa$An8wer, or demur to the Bill of complaint w)thinn|jtaee months from the publication hereof or the,ira|tt will ^)e taken pro confesso W. R. FARLEY, c. x. l. d. Com mission it's Office, f Nov. \ South Carolina College . fTSTHE Faculty of the South Carolina College ix will procced to elect, on the 1st. Monday in January next, two Tutors one for the Dep't. of Mathematics, the other for the Dep't. of Greek and Roman Literature-. The salary of Tutor is $1030 per annum, and board in Commons ? lie is required to reside in the t "oliegc. ^ Applicants will address letters (post paid) to the Secretary of the Faculiy, incW.ng reteronces and recommendations. THOMAS S. TWISS, Scc'ry of the Faculty. The Courier and Mercury, Charleston, will please publish the above oncc a week, till the 1st. January next. Dec. 14 53 ? 4 THE subscriber will sell at public sale on the 23ih Dec. next, at her late residence on the line di viding l^aurens from Newberry district, near the Island ford on Saluda, her plantation containing five hundred acres. It is in fine preparation tor the next crop, and has ail the buildings and appurtenances t?i acolton plantation. There is also on the plantation one of the best fixed lanyards in the state, also a full crop of provisions and stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle and Siieep. There will bo sold at the same time, about thirty very likely negroes, ajnongthem a Blacksmith and Carpenter. Thecrcdits will be very liberal, and will be made known on the dav of sale. SARAH M. HALL. The Hive will publish the above advertisement 3 times, and present the account to J. G. 15>own. Nov. 12 Ct GENERAL O RDERSv Head Quarters, ) Columbia, 10th Dec. 1836. ) THE rank of the three Infantry Regiments of Militia in this State, crcated by Act of Assem byt passed on the 17th day of December 1831, having been determined by lot, they will hereufler respec tively be known and take rank as lollows, viz : The regiment in Sumter District, known as the "Clarendon," Commanded by Col- Crosby, will rank as the Forty fourth Regiment of Infantry The regiment compose > of '"the lower end ofSpar tanburg ail upper end of Union Districts,'' com manded by Col. Waters, and attached to the 10th Brigade, as the Fortu fifth Regiment of Infantry. The regiment in York District, known as the Ca tawba river regiment, commanded by Col Ellis, as the Forty sixth Regiment of Infantry. By order of the Commander in Chiet. JAMES JONES, Adjutant and Inspector General. Dec 10 if 53 Notice. All persons indebted to the Estate of Capt-Charles Thorn, Dec'd, late of Chester District, are requested to come forward and make payment, and those to whom the Estate is indebted to hand in their accounts legally attested C. THORN, Administrator. Gladden's Grove, Dec 70 52 * South Carolina, UNION DISTRICT , In Chancery. Williss Benson, vs, Gabriel Benson, James Benson Nimrod Benson and others. Bill for Partition. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Gabriel Benson, James Benson, Nimrod Ben son, Jeremiah Gregory and Theresa his wife, Nan cy Walker, and the heirs at Law, of Ignatius Stokes and Rebecca his wife, James Stokes and Elizabeth his wife, Moses Foster and Polly his wife, defendants in the above stated case, and heirs at law of Abaer Benson, late of Union District, dee d, reside beyond the limits of this State. It is therefore ordered that the said defendants do plead answer or demur to the Bill in this case with in three months from the publication of this order, or the said Bill will be ordered pro confesso, as to them. Commissioners Office, ) Union C. H. 1st Dec. 1836. J D. WALLACE, C.E. U.D. Dec 12 53 tf Wholesale Grocery. THE Country Trade is invited to call at 139 East Bay, (South of the City Hotel,) where a general assortment of Groceries can be furnish ed by " WM. MARSH. OCT Cash given for Beeswax. Char'eston, K. C. Dec. 10 53 ? 6t Teacher Wanted. A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of the Greenville Male Academy, the ensuing year. Applications will be received until the 3rd day of January, when an election will be made. None need apply without producing satisfactory recom mendations of m<iral character, and of their being qualified to prepare Students for the Junior Class in the South Carolina College. J. M. ROBERTS. Dec. 14 . 53 ? 4 l>enti*t>s f aistrai 3ii e ills. IHK subscriber has a splendid set of scaling and rleansing Instruments, with a complete set of Extracting Instruments, of the most approved form and highest finish, which he will disfSose of at rea sonable terms. S. BL\ND1NG, Dec 13 53 tf Teacher Wanted. AS ALARY of a thousand dollars a year will be given to a teacher, in a private family, who will come well recommended. JAMES WHITAKER. Columbia, S. C. Dec. 13, 1936. FRESH FRUIT. ? Malaga Grapes, Bunch Rais ins, Soft Almonds, Prunes in small fancy boxes, Firs, Currants and Citron ? Just received and for sale at No 3 New Brick Range, by nov 19 4t 47 J. D. MORDECAI. Jwst Received, AN- extensive assortment of Gent's and Youth's FUR C APS, of all qualities. Also, 30 cases o > Fine Beaver HATS, a superior article, the latest New York fashion. O. HOCHSTRASSER. nov 19 47 New-York. Boston, Phila delphia and Charleston. F. MARSH ALL having madelarge selections ? of seasonable Goods from these places, offers them for sale at such prices as he thinks will satisfy purchasers. To merchants from the country who may wish to make up their supplies in Columbia, he will sell goods by the piece at a small advanee on the original cost. In bis stock are included, HEAVY KERSEYS, AND LINSEYS, Cctr field or house servants. Stout Blue, Mixed and Stripeif Cottons, Brown, aud Bleached, Sheetings and Shirtings, Bed-ticking, Duffle Bl' nkets, different sizes, Red and White Flannels, Green Baize and Floor-cloth Baize, Eighteen thousand yards oalicoes, Merino Calico, Fo# thousand yards of Plain, Figured and Printed 3-4 and 6-4 Merinos, Grode nap Merino, Fresh Broad Cloths, different colors, and Sattinets, Irish Linen, Bird-eye and Russia Diaper, 8-^and 10-4 Table diaper, 5-4, 6-4 and 12-4 Linen Sheetings, 7-8 l? ng Lawn, very fine, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, low price, 6-4 Bombazine, Bombazette, Circassians, Bohbinets, Laces, Edgings, Plain, figured and Checked, Cambricks and Muslins, Ladies' and Gentlemens' Hosiery, Silks, black, colored and figured, A new article of Hemp Carpeting, very durable and cheap, HATS and CAPS, several cases, A large assortment of Iresh made Saddles, ITeavy Baggin<r, Hemp and Tow, Wrapping, Fools -cap and Letter Paper, Shot-guns and Rifles, A general supply of Groceries. CLOAKS. All the Lad ies^-and Gentlemens' Cloaks sold at this Establishment, are made in Columbia, having a large quantity of liandsome Merinos and other kinds in ha nd.K Those who wish to purchase to sell again, will probably find them cheaper and better made, than they can get them in the northern cities. " Oct T 40 8t ? - Columbia, Dec. 22, 1836. TIIE Copartnership of Maguire & M'Cormorke is dissolved, according ,o the articles of agree ??BT" ? ~ ? rrmtm Columbia , S . t1. Rates. Colt Slakes, to rome off", on the Columbia Turi on Momhiy, the day before the annual Races, in j January, ld37 Colts Spring of )833 ; $200, jpff-J forfeit ; ten entrances, and closed. ' Col. J. It. Spann, enters, .produce of Poor Girl, by Bertrand Col. James II. Adams enters produce of Tapaatell, by Godolphin. Dr. R. II. (loodwyu enters produce of Amanda, by Berirand, Jr. Col. P. M. Butler enters b. c. by" Valentine,*] dam - ' ( ol. W. Hampton enters b. c. by Godolphin, dam Pocahontas Col. P. Fitzsimons enters ch. c. by Godolphin, dam Pgciry. . ... B?F. Taylor. Esq enters ch f. Daisy, by Godol phin, dam Lady of the Lake. . Col. R. Singleton en.ers ch. c. by Godolphin, dam Lamball. John J. Moore, Esq. enters fiDy, By Bertrand, Jr. dam f.eucadia. ,t A. Flud, Esq. enters ch f. by Bertrajudf ^Idom, Vignetto. Dec 21 FOK IIJkht&fr*': THE Subscriber offer* for^etfle, the.traot of Land. whcretm hrr n u vV^TCSHtes, ^ itf Chester ' District, containing 1,100 acres. ; It lies immediately on the Catawba River, one mil? above McDobaUTs Ferry, nnd is well adapted to the culture. of Cotton, Corn and the different kinds of small grain. There is about two hundred acres of fresh land thatBstiOW in Cotton, and about one hundred an- lift v acres of bottom la<:d, some of which is fresh, ;and tbereir about 5J0 acres of well timbered Woodland. The situation is healthy, free frap any disease of a local nature, a good well of excellent water in the yard. The place would suit either one or two persons, there being two settlementeon the place witn a good Gin House and a new Screw, a fine large Harn, negro houses and every necessary oat-building.? Persons wishing to purchase will examine soon, as 1 am determined to sell. ? For terms, enquire of the subscriber on the pre mises, or to Caleb Clarke, Esa. of Winnsboro. 1 will also sell on the 1st Monday February. 1837, at public sale, nt Lancaster Court House, all my Lands lying in Lancaster District, if not sold privately previous to that time., .These lands lie on the waters of Flat Creek and are \tfiimprovad~~Iands in the neighborhood of them produce 4>ftton finely. Persons wishing to buy any of those lands, would do well to attend early, as the sale will be positive. . HUGH McM ULLANiVj Catawba, Chester District, S. C. 14th Dec. 1835 ? ACT The Times will please copy this for 4 weeks; also, the Camden Journal, and forward his account to the subscriber, at Catawba Post Office, S. C.y, . Dec 21 55 ? . Pocket Book Lost, ' ON Saturday evening, December 17tb, 1836, on the State Koad below Columbia. It contained 165 or $170 in bank notes. A handsome reward will . i>e paid to any one who will recover it, anA return it to me, or leave it at the printing office. ? - ISO M McAfEE&IN, of Spartanburg District. Dec. 21. $3 Notice. BANK OF THE STATE OF SO. CA. } Charleston, J5th Dep. 1336. : J. l^TOTICE is hereby given, that the President and' II Directors of this Bank will proceed to the elec tion of President of the Branch of the Bank as Co lumbia, on Wednesday the 23th of December inst. I to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of P. M. Butler, Esq. C. M. F (J KM AN, * \ Dec. 21 56 . Cashier. Notice, *? IS herefc-* gi^en to the Commissioners pf Roa?a, ? Bridges and Ferries for Richland .District, that on Monday the 2d day of January next, is the day for their Meeting as a Joint Board, at the Court; House in Columbia, to attend to the business of said Board. By order of 1 JAMES WHITAKER, Chairman. Dec. 19 55-2 Notice. * * TAKEN from a Negro Boy, supposed to have been vtolen, a small amount of money which the owner can have by calling at this oifice. " ' Dec. 19 55-3 Notice. TII1S duy tolled before me by Pleasant Newby .of Laurens district, a Red Roan Filly, four ye irs old next Spring, with a gray spot-in the fore head no visible brand or mark, appraised at fifty dollars. A "? JAMES WRIGHT, J. P. Spring Grove, Laurens, Dec. 12, 55 . 2t A Teacher is Waated. TO take charge of the Monticello Academy in' Fairfield district : one well qualified to prepare students for the bo. Carolina College and of good m^ral character will meet with liberal encoimfga ment, especially if he will prepare himself to board a portion of the students, as it is probable that the only difficulty in the attainment of a large school wiil be found to exist in thfevvant of the facility of Boarding. ' ' This Academy is large, commodious, and hasre cently undergone a thorough repair, ? has -four fire places, and is convenient to a spring of the purest water. It is beatifully located in a healthy and de lightful sectioa^of country ? in the midst ofa com munity characterized by a high degree of morality, intelligence, and refinement. Applications will be made by letter or in person to the undersigned, near Monticello P. XJ. '* W. J. ALLSTON, , Preside I of the Board of Trustee f . Monticello Nov. 15th, 1336 48 tTJ f / noiiceT ALL persons are hereby cautioned not trade for a Note given by me to John T. Yorsa, for eight hundred and seventy-two dollars, 16 centa, or^, near that amount, and duo about the Idth ol' Dec.; next, as 1 am determined not to jMty the same unless ?compelled by law ; the greater or more valuable 1 part of the property for wtiich said Note was given naving proved unsound. P. B. RUFF. Lexington Court House, Nov. 20, 1836 51 military Crood#, Ace. No 2 BRICK RANGE 7JPHE Subscriber is receiving and opening an ele * gant assortment of military goods^ suitable to officers of every gr?de? consisting off"" Cnt and thrush swords gilt and plated mounted. Sabres - do do do clo^ " Gold and Silver cppauletts Gilt and plated do Wingf. Sashes, Belts and SWonl Knots, Plumes- .. . Gold and Silver Lace, Stars, Tassels, Cord, all of which are fresh new goods, and will be sold on as reasonable terras as they can be obtained" in -the State, with a splendid assortment of Duelling, Belt and Pocket Pistols, together with a small bnt very choice selection of Double Barrel Guns. Pu?cha.<er < I would d * w ell to call and examine for themselves. j WM. GLAZE, j Sept. 17 33 Notice. f N order to bring to a close the estate of James Adger, it will be expected that prompt payraeifL be made of all bonds due on the first day of January next. In each case of a failure to make payment," the necessary steps will be taken at ?nee lor the foreclosure of the mortgage 1 . ? I shall also exact payment of tul debts rtrtsatisned on or before the first day of January next, as longer, indnlgenc. cannot begi;^ ^ J Fairfc?ld Disirict Dec. I, 1836 51 To Mtent, ^ TEN Rooms on the second and third story of my large brirk House. Also, a two story Brick House, in the some yerd. p?;TER - Columbia, Nov. 24th, 1835. 3t ? 48 __ : e* - A PAIR of well broke Carriage single Ilorse, . . - '? ?E" apply at this office. *%. Sj JILL be! townof< Tuesday ^January neit, on sundry neri &ciaa, wilbin ihe legal ho tit* oTaalo 4 00 acres of LukI,mpre or less, *i tasted f tnct of Richland , -hounded iSouth by Pav?d no: t h by Lands originally belonging to the Joha Curter^wert-bjf Congnrce Uiver, and kno the name of W:r!not Htfl Tract, at the Suit of I V/ heeler & Co. vs. lie Leu Liaduy, uxiai'r of< " f *1 * ? * " ' ' '" ' '?? -*?? '5^8 Tlii House andlxHin the Town of < half snacre of ( end more or i h-y Plain Street, tast by John J. e*ti>y Marion Street, ut the sun of Joha j ?f-JohnUtark. ' - 1 ' *?'* 1 ocrP-8 of Lands more or less, Sarah Brown now lives, bounded North W< A: Smith's Land, East by Lands belongrq Kstftte of John 1> Brown, and on all of S. Guignard# Lands. ; ' * Also, one. hujidred acresof Land more ct the twetWfntre*"bTanch waters of Jackson's bounded South by Dr. S. Pcrcivals Land, Land belonging ft> the Estate oi John D; Br on all oiher sides by James S. liuignards ] the suit of Benjamin Hart vs Sarah Browi^ John D. Brown, the same property at the soil! liamOord&Co vs, derail Brown, Ex'rx of it Brown. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for Aha papers. ? S C. DEBRUHL,S, R?i Sheriffs Office, Columbia,) ' >* -Dec.lv), 1836. i .ff'L ; South Carolina , UNION DISTRICT. . John Norman, Applicant, : L'.V*" r ; ?*"* - ? ? "$*s$s NoftMAN and others, IT appearing to MT satisfaction* 'ft Norman, John Martin and hi* Dnrid Norman, William Norman at man, defendants in thia case, reeide withoytj ofthra State ; it i? therefore ordered and that thev appear and object to the division or the' Real Estate . of Dicey Norman, deceased* on < before the <fth day of January next, or thai* will be entered of record. v< . ?*VV?r.! - - J. J. PRA1V, 9:W. Mm* :t Ordinary's Office, Nov. 4th, 1836. 46 South Carolina , . UNION DISTRICT. H Mrs. Ruth Hails, Applicant -,v % . M. Samuel Hails and other*. Defendant r appearing to my satisfaction, that Robert Sti ting, Marl StrebJing, Cornelius S trebling, ] ard Rose man and his wile Polly, Benjamin Stret Wm. E.. Moo re laud and his wife MariaJi, Kie. Haiie, Wm. Haile, Robert Haile, Laura iiaile Samuel Haile, defendants in this casei reside w?l the limits of this. State ; it is therefore ordered decreed, that they do appear and object fa the divi sion or sale of the Real Estate of John Hftile, sen. dsceased , on orbefore the 4ih dar of January next, or their consent will be entered of record. EL : > > . J. J. PRATT. O U: D. " Ordinaras Office, N?v.4th, 1B36. i . v^ - - - n ~ ? * -r * .. Hegimeniul Qrdtr** , ? ^ HEAD QUARTERS, . v. i ' . , 1)M. 9, .1830 A H. GLADDEN having been appointed and im* commissionVl Quarter alasteMlt the 23d Reg* imentS outh Carolina Militia with. the rankdf Ii?DW will be obeyed and respected accordingly. ' By order ofCSed. ligSor.1^* ' - 4K ? ... . , W~B. t&O.MPSON, Adjutant A Dec 9 ' $1 m Reirt Se. Ca. tfilit*. _ AJOR A- PENCI, Professor of Gymnastics and 1TM. Fencing to the University of Virginia, frill open a School for FctKlOg, B roailsword, Quarter Stoffr&c. on Mornlay, Dec. 13th, in th^s Town Bali. < He hopes that his numerous friends an4 scholars* ?wiH aid- him in his pursuits* and be will exert himself to gain from the public that confidence thataaysn. has never been disputed. For information enquirsr at Mr Cunningham s Bookstore ??r at lbs HalL . *> Columbia, Dec. 9&, 1836. 52 " - TTlHBrsubscriber declines selling his plantation id JL Lancaster District heretofore, ad verti/ ' sale, ancT .wishing to remove ??* offers i his MILL* on feats-Creek; with the lands- -att to them, being upwards of t wo t hout and fi* e bun. >dred acres, all wubin;frQm fivata m\ larabia, having on it an abundance o I ing, and Black Jack far fire wood. 11 the e Mills is so w*U known that a I unnecessary. ;Jf not the first Monday*' in January next, they wiil be offered to thf highest bidder, before the Court JBonse, in Columbia, on that day, when the term*jfl$be made known? or on application before to the subscriber on tbeorexmscc. JAMES WA1>B, w* .. DeC.lfr483fc . - . ^ X* ? Morse VreeK Aconem#. - ^ THE undersigned Trustees have employed M f Richard B. Rice, who will open a Classical School on the first Monday in January uestt ?t tfwa place which is situated in Gnlenville District, on the Sooth'wejt side of Reedy Rivefc. fiya^aitos above the Laurens line. Ilie locality oTvNfpjpMe lesur^ passed by none in the State, for morals, goJd water, aid health; there are four churches lor puhtt* worship within reach, and good board fan.be had m the neighborhood for sixty dollars ' * year. .The terms of tuition will be ' ''*? For Latin and Greek, ^ ? - ? - ; f3D English Grammar, ? i ? ? . ' -t6 - Reading, "Writing and Arithmetic, - 10 The Trustees hope, irom the repoHuion of*b?r Teacher they liave employed and the heathy situa tion where the school will be established that it will be patronised by a genftous public. : r ^ JxNo.c;su?xnp^ S.CALH00N * Tumbling Shoals, Dec. 7th, 133$. 54 yyHE subscriber offers for sale his Rasi idahce in , JF the Towfl ofXolumbia, and would i nlture with the hotfae, if desirabfo to the pmyiym ? the house contains eight rooms with , fire places;.tbe lot contains one and a half :-.c*es, -with Stable, Barn# Store-houses, and all necessary out bulldings-jM make it one of the most desiraQe residences in flp* lumbia. e M*- , A: ??L* ? 'iXii?jE. Three squares of Land, (formerly Randolph a) near the River, under good board fence, and in fin#, order for cultivation. . / > i . *? WM. GREGQj*. Dec. 17, 1336. ? \vk TIID StBSCRIBft! ARE CONSTANCY RECEIVWK3 EUROPE, ADDITIONS TO THE)! OF. URY THEY have an axte rtsntf ;?morUnen t of Jdttkn and domestic goods; e&mprisiog DuJ&fc Alee ' and McGrough |Siankefl?r CI Jth?, Cassimeres and Saftnetts, of every vanety ; Flannels ; Merinos ; Circassians; Vestings, of all descriptions^ - Hosiery, Liases, Cambrics, and ell other atlieka in their line. J*. . Thev have very lately received an extensive in voice of Goods from France, comprising- Silks# Crapes, Bombazines, Velvets,. Kid and Beater (iloves, Silk Hosier* and Glove*, Ribbons, yLawn. Muslins, and evej,jj#aiietjr of Faflcy Good* 'all which they oiler f?r sale on the most accomao' dating teroM& s?I.f * ? t 1 Corner of Frasar* Wharf and East Pfc?, - Dec 9 > ?fcfejP'*" 10^ r ' ?; v Charlttt..-, ^ "" Soulh Carolina . ^ Lkxinotoi DlSTRKr^.. . < . ... ?"ESSE BATES toll* before me adayk b*ip9tdtet' J' a#out 4 or 5 years oH. and appraised * ho? d re J dollars. J. A. ADDTOON, J.Ft ^ Leangion CouryHonse, Vtfyl af^ g3ff. . /x"s Z A 'i'eacliei- 2 -f. r O tako charge of the FfTirficld Brpad Rirer Aeftdomy, oin the first of Jan: next we&'qiftlf ied to prepare Students for the Junior Cbrik V the f South Carolina College. Applications- will be made b to thesubacriber. THOS. WALL, Scefy. -Pec, 1st. 1836 50 rBranch Rink nf the State of SyuJh Carolina. co.',VH>HAe Novcmssr 18, 1835. - A FtER thu* day, all Njtes in the BfoochjBonk A be poniiatJy pnt under prot est whenrtb# terms of the Bank are no: ccmpUed with. Bv order of r?t'l>ireetors No/re y tHos. rt .rrisott, cashier^ One ^ fWIHE Subscriber hss jrs* 0 Jl nine French <fc English 'o "in i ' |i ijhisrfi mNH^ffyiicians and country merchant* ac to call and exqmirw before they nnrchaaa C^ipowta ^?a G<wan Hifne.