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LARGE SALE vf Real and Personal Estate. The Subscriber, desirous of changing the invest ment of a part of his property, offers for sale, at Public Auction, on the jirst Monday and Tuesday in June next, the following Property, at his residence in this town ? the sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.M. on each day, viz. : All and singular, that well known HOTEL, north of the Court House, occupied and kept by Mr. W . II. Hamner, fronting on Richardson street 104 feet, and extending back 261 teet, and northwardly to Plain street, and fronting on it 52 feet This admira- ; bte location and long established Hotel, is 30 w j 3 own to the public, that description is unnecessar> ? (If not sold between this and that ti,ne, will be rented to the highest bidder.) Alsoy Those two extensive STORES and W A RE HOUSES adjoining it, on the north, fronting on Ri chardson street 58 fcet, and 208 feet deep, under leas? to D. &J. Ewart & Co. until the 1st of July, 1810, at an annual rent of eight hundred dollars, pay able in quarter yearly instalments. Also, Th ?t extensive bTORL and WA REHOl S ES, situate on the east side of the last square on the upper end of Richardson street, and fronting on that street 52 feet, ronnirig clear through the square, 417 feet, now occupied by and under lease to D. & J ? Ewart <fc Co. until the 1st day of July, 1840, at an an nual rent of three hundred dollars, payable in quar ter yearly instalments; Also, The HOUSE and LOT, on which the Su b scribef Ihres, extending 158 feet on Washington street and 208 feet on Bull utrcec AZse, An unimproved LOT, opposite to Mr. Sa muel Feaice's residence, fronting on Plain street, 104 feet, and extending back on Picken* street 208 ieeu Also, AH that fiarm or tract of land, known as Ma toan's Springs, froatn?g on Pickens street 600 feet, and 306 teet deep. This will be divided into six Lots, of 100 feet each, froatingon Pickens street. To suit the cwraecrieaceof purchasers, the purchaser or pur chasers will b^eatdied to the free use of one or more of tie excellent springs of water in the rear of these lots m eotucnsn for ever AIM, His Sand Hi8 SUMMER RETREAT, three nnd a kali miles ftwm Columbia, containing sufficient fuel for the supply of a large family . On the pre mises are three Dwellings, one well finished and cumnodmes, -sait&bie for the accommodation of a large family. The other ir a comfortable building, SUM would actxwMuodate a small family; and the third a small building which would also be suitable for a smfi family ? wgether with several out buildings, and several never failing springs of excellent water. ALSO, Fifteen the most likely, intelligent, and valua ble SLAVBSto be fonnd any where, viz. : Ned, a. -carriage driver, a very handy man about a bouse; Melissa, his wife, a good plain cook, washer andironesv house- servant and lady's maid ; their son Ceotge, 12 years of age, an uncommonly smart boy ; their daughter Fanny, K) years of age, a smart girl ; Henrietta, Edward, Clarissa, Emma, an infant at the breast ? their children. Mary, an experienced cook ; her daughter St rina, 14 years of age, a first rate house servant and lady's mud; and her son Joe, 11 years of age, an exceed ingly expert house servant and waiting boy. Isabella, a plain cook, washer, iron e r, house ser vant, and lady's maid, with her two children, one an frrtaitt, aisd the other a small boy. The females, ex cept Mary, are all good seamstresses. Also , A Waggon and Team of Horses; and all his House bold and Kitchen Furniture. Terras wiH be made known on days of sale. Hie whoie or any part of this property may be contracted for bet wee n this time and t he day of sale. WHI be received in payment, Columbia Bridge Stock, Saluda Manufacturing Co. Stock, Commer cial Bank of Columbia Stock, Insurance Co. Stock, or any other Stock at current value. When it ia taken into consideration, the growing prosperity of Columbia, its pleasant and healthy io catbn^ts many advantages for morals and literature, and that the Charleston and Cincinnati rail ro.td will certainly pass through it, few places in the United States present so fair a prospect for permanent in vestment, either in real estate or in merchandize. The sole object the subscriber has in view in ma lting this offer for sale, is with a view of investing the proceeds ultimately in the Stock of the Saluu'a Manufacturing Company, a joint stock company, con sidered either as to its. present advantages, or future results, holding out prospects to its patrons scarcelv equalled, and but seldom surpassed any where. ? The subscrilter disclaims any intention whatsoever of breaking up bt withdrawing his interest or atten tion irom the mercantile establishment with which he is now connected. DAVID EWART. Columbia, March. 6, 1837. John Bascombe This Celebrated Racer will make his first season at tbe HAMP TON COURSE, near Augusta, Ga., under the direction of Mr. Freman W. Lacy, and he let to Mares, the ensuing season, at Une hundred Dollars the season, payable 25th December next, with One Do&ar to the Groom ; the season to commence the 15th ofFebruary, and end the 15th of July next. It is requested that persons sendine Mares, will send a note for the season, and the pedigree of the Mare. John Baseombe never having covered, his powers aaa foal getter is, of coarse, unknown : such Mares, therefore, as do not prove 1n foal, shall have the ben efit of another season, free of charge. Messrs. Glas cock and Lacy are extensively provided with Lots ?and Stables for Marts that may be sent to remain ?vith the horse and will be well fed at fifty corns per ' day. Black servants sent with Mares, fed gratis. Every care and attention will be taken to guard against accidents, or escapes, but no liability will be incurred for either. PEDIGREE. ? John Baseombe is a light chesnut, fifteen and a half hands high, fine bone and muscle, with very superior limbs and action, six years old the ensuing spring; he was got by the celebrated horse Bertrand, sen., his dam was got by Pacolet, and he by imported Citizen, his grand dam was got by imported Buzzard ; his great grand dam was got by Paragon, and he by imported Spread Eigle ; his greet great grand dam was got by imported Dove, Ac. &c. Baseombe' s performances on the turf, are of so recent date, and consequently so well known, I deem it unnecessary to trouble the public with any remarks of mine in relation to them, except to state that he has never lost a heat since he has been in ray faawia. JOHN CROWELL. Augusta, Jan 31 9 ? 3m Committed . v CTNG the Jail of Richland District, as a Runaway, a Negro man, who calls his name NED, and ,yiitEfc'he belongs to Vincent Carr, a Sugar Planter, Aj aft the Mississippi river, in the State of Louisianna, say* he ranaway on April last. Ned is about twenty five years of age, about five feet five inches "high, dark complexion, has lost his two upper front r Ked-saysJt^vas-caised in Charleston S. C., yjybn Ma y bank, and sold by him to Harry Bow man, ah<f by Bowiaao, to his present master, Vin cent Carr. T be is' -notified to come forward, prove faospi<op^rtyv and comply with the law in other respects. JESSE DEBRUHL, S. R. D. Marei 28. 1837 . 12 . In Equity. LAURENS DISTRICT. Bill in Partition. EEten, ; - George DtSard, and -wife, and others. r r appearing ta my satisfaction that Martha Pra ter, Amelia Potts, FrancS Fincher, and Sarah liis wife, Joseph Garret, Noah Garrett, Ellen Garrett, Jesse Garrett, and Elizabeth his wife, James White, and Mary his wife, and Phebe Garrett, Defendants in the above stated case, reside from and without the limits of this State : It is ordered, that they do plead, answer or demnrr to the bill of complaint within three months from the publication hereof, or the same will be taxen pro confesso, as to them W. R. FARLEY", a E. L D. Commissioner's Office, ( March^&h, 1837 v March 18 11 Alexandria Lottery. CLASS D. To be drrwn at Alexandria, D. C. on Saturday April 22nd, 1337. SCHEME. 1 Prize of $50,000 1 do " 20,000 1 do " 10.000 1 do " 5,(XK) 1 do " 4,OCO 1 do " 3,190 1 Prize ef $3,000 1 do " 2,500 1 do " 2,000 50 do " 1.000 50 do u 500 50 do * 300 Tickets $10 For sale at the Manager's Office, 26 Broad St. Charleston, So. Ca., where Tickets in all Lotteries managed by D. S. Gregory & Co. may be had. April 1 12 L Carriage Repository . SHERMAN has on hand a large assortment of Carriages of almost every description, of his own manufacture, and is constantly receiving from the best manufactories at the North regular supplies of Carriages of all kinds, made expressly for this market, and warranted of the best materials and workmanship, all of which will be sold on as good terms as can be bought in this State. N.B. ? Particular attention paid to all kinds of Re pairing in the carriage line. 49 Nov 28 Orders, ]\o 16. HEAD QUARTERS, \ Columbia, 1st April, 1837. $ ? So much of Orders No. 11 dated 4th March, 1837 as relates to the reviewsof the 6th, 8th, 9th and 10th Regiments of Infantry, and encampments of the Officers and Sergeants of the 2nd Brigade is hereby countermanded. The following portions of the Militia of this State will pa rade by Regiments for drill, and the Officers and Sergeants encamp by Brigades at the limes and places following, viz : The 10th Regiment ?f Infantry at Richardson's, on Tuesday the 30th May next. The 9th Resriment of Infantry at Lowe's, on Friday the 2nd of June next. The 6t h Resriment of Infantry at Lomax,' on Tues day the 6th of June. The 8th Regiment of Infantry at Morrow's old field, on Thursday the 8th of June. The 4th Resriment of Infantry at Verrennes on Monday the 12th -of June. The 42nd Regiment of Infantry at Minton, on Wednesday the 14th of June, I The 2nd Resriment of Infantry at Hall's on Sat ; urday the l?th of June. | The 5th Resriment of Infantry at Hunter's on i Tuesday the 20th of June. i I The 1st Regiment of Infantry at Bruton's on Sat i urday the 24th of June. * The 3rd Resriment of Tnfantry at Toney's Old Store on Tuesday the 27th of June. The 40th Resriment of Infantry at Boyd's on Thursday the 29th of June. The 41st Resriment of Tnfantry at Park's Old Field, on Saturday the 1st of July next. The 45th Resriment of Infantry near the Burnt Factory on Tyger River, on Tuesday the 4th of Julv The 36th Regiment of Tnfantry at Timmon.?' Old Field on Friday the 7th of July. The Officers and Sersreantsof the 9th Brisrade will assemhle in encampment at GafFnev's Old Field, near the Limestone Springs on Monday the 10th of Julv. The 37rh Resriment of Infantry will parade for drill at Wilkins' Old Field on Monday the 17th of Julv. The 34th Resriment of Tnfantry at Yorkville on Thnrsdav the 20th of July. w The 46th Regriment of Tnfantry at Ebenezer on Saturday the 22nd of July. The 35th Resriment of Infantry at Union Court House, on Tuesday the 25th of July. The 26th Resriment of Infantry at Thomas' Old Field on Thursday the 27th of July. The 27th Regiment of Infantry at Oliver's Old Field, on Saturday the 29th of July. The Officers and Sergeants of the 6th Brisrade will encamp at Young's on Monday the 31st of July The Resriment of Cavalry attached to the 6th Brigade, will parade for drill and review at Young's, on Saturday the 5th of August next. The 25th Regiment of Infantry at Winnsboro' on Monday the 7th of August. The 24th Regiment of Infantry at Bell's on Wed nesday the 9th of August. The 28th Regiment of Infantry at Teague's Old Field on Saturday the 12th of August. The Officers and Sergeants of the 10th Brigade will encamp at Belfast on Monday the ttth of August. The 39th Regiment of Infantry will parade for drill on Monday the 21st of August at Long's. The Officers and Sergeants of the 5tll Brigade will encamp at Camden on Monday the 28th of August. The 21st and 22nd Regiments of Infantry will parade for drill at such convenient place as may be selected and published in orders by the Brigadier General, on Tuesday the 5th of September next. The 20th and 44th Regiments of Infantry at Sum terville on Friday the 8th of September. The i*9th Regiment of Tnfantry at Darlington Court House on Tuesday the 12th of September . The 30th Regiment of Infantry at BennettsviUe on Thursday the 14th of September. The 28th Regiment of Infantry at Chesterfield Court Hoitse on Saturday the 16th of September. The 15th Regiment of Infantry at Williamson'? ou Thursday the 21st of September. The Officers and Sergeants of the 2nd Brigade will encamp at such place a* may be selected by the Brigadier General and reported to the Commander in-Chief on Monday the 25th of September. The Officers and Sergeants of the 1st Brig ade will encamp at Rckensville on Monday the 2nd of October next. ' ' The Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers of all the Regiments, except those of the 37th, 25th, 39th, 21st, and 22nd, will assemble for drill the day previous to their respective parades. The Cavalry not otherwise ordered, will parade by Troops or Squadrons with the Infantry Regi ments most convenient. Complete returns of the Militia of each Brigade, and public arms in use, will be made by the Briga-,* dier General to the Adjutant and Inspector^eneral, before 1st of Octdber next. ? . . The Brigadier Generals or Officers in command of Brigades are charged with the extension of this order, to cheir respective commands. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. JAMES JONES, Adjutaat and Inspector -General. The Public IS most respectfully solicited by the Subscriber to an invaluable preparation. DR. RELFE'S BOTANICAL DROPS ! Are every year increasing their long established reputation. They have outlived many ri aLnre pa rations, and are continually gaining upon pribflc con fidence- '?* They have been successfully administered ?or many years, as a remedy for ? Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St. Anthony's Fire, h ever Sores, White S wellings, Scurvy, Foul and obstinate L leers, oore Legs and Eyes, Scald Head, and V enere^ 'Taint ; and are also successfully d j em cafes<J? violent eruptions after the Measles, Red_Blotch.es, Pimples on the Face, Festering Erup t'onf oc the skin, and other diseases of the external surface, and are one of the best Spring and Autum Physics known, to free the system from humors. A Physician of eminence who had witnessed the efficacy of this article, had the candor recently to acknowledge to the proprietor, that he considered it the best medicine known, for the complaints for { which it is intended, and that it ought deservedly to | stand at the head ot the whole class of such reme i dies. { Price one dollar a bottle, or six bottles for five dol ! lars. TEETH ! GUMS ! Those who would retain or restore these derirable personal advantages, are assured that no composi tion can be obtained superior to the British Antiseptc De.vtifice, which is exempt from Acid and other deleterious in gredients, which too frequently enter the composi tion of tooth powders in common use, and whitens the enamel ot ihetefeih, without doiug it the least injury. . Its application ahohraces and strengthens the gums, secures to them their healthy and florid hue, tod by removing a^&colorations and offensive foreign accumulations from the teeth, preserves the natural sweetnesagfsfche breath. > . Price 50 cents %* None genuine, unless signed on the outside; printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor, T. Kidder, successor to the late Dr. Conway. For sale, with all the other 'Conway Medicines,' at his Counting Room, No. 99, next door to J. Kidder's Drug Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets, near Concert Half, Boston : And, by special appointment, by F. W. GREEN, Druggist, Columbia, So. Ca. May 7 19 TO RENT. THE extensive Store House opposite the Branch Bank, at present occupied by Mr. Ke?r. Pos session given on the first day of February next. Enquire of F. W. GREEN. January '.21 3 Hardware, Ironmongry , A* c. IVORY Handled Balance Knives and Forks Waterloo Patcrn, in setts of 51 pieces. Buck, Buffalo and Bone Table Knives and Forks, Carvers and Steels. Pocket Knives fine and Common, Cork Screws, Gun Locks, Chissels of all sizes, C. S. Augurs, Hugh's best and Patent, Gimblets assorted, Best quality Stock and Plate Locks, some twice dead from 6 to 14 inrhes, Stanleys Patent do- do. Rim Locks, Scotch Spring, 6, 7, 8, and 9 inches, dou. ble staple, Carpenters Patent Rim Locks, do do Closet, Locks, Fancy Keys assorted, Trunk, Chest, Drawer and Cupboard Locks, Brass and Iron, Drawing Knives 10 and 14 in, Spring Balances, Snuffers, Horse Locks, Iron and Steel Carpenters Squares, Shovel and Tongs Iron and Brass Heads, Cotton Cards No 6, 8, and 10, Corn Mills with Balance Wheels, Hand and Shingling Hatchets, Lathing Hatchets, Broad Axes, C. S, Collins, Harris and Elwel's Club Axes, of warranted, quality, Hand, Pannel, Grafting, Tenant and Compass Saws Plane Irons assorted, Brace & Bits best quality 30 to 42 Bits, Brace Plated, Turn Buckles, Window Bolts 4 to 10 inches, Spoke Shaves, Halter Rings, Tacks, Sprigs, & Shoe Tacks, Carpenters Compasses 5 or 6 inches, Screw Drivers assorted. Coffee Mills, Digesters, Tea Kettles assorted, Sauce Pans, Rat Traps, Brades C. S., Brick ? Plastering and Pointing Trowels, Ovens and and Pots all sizes, Iron Wire assorted, Screen Wire assorted, Elwel's Steel FTocs do, Lyndon's Crown, do, Garden Hoes, do. Rakes 10 to 16 in. Spades, Shovels, & Manure Forks, Long Handled Shovels, Socket Spades, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates & Bellows, Files, Mill Saws, 10 to 14 in., Horse Rasps, Bastards, and i round Files, Hand Saw, Pit and Cross Cut do., Scythe Blades, best quality, Cow Bells, Horse, Shoe, Scrubbing, Hearth & Shaving Brushes, Swing Glasses, Japan Lamps, and Candlesticks, Cast Butts assorted, Waggon Boxes, from H to 5} in., Wafer and Waflle lions, Log and Fifth Chains, Halter Chains, 200 pair Trace do, Carpenters Planes, Bench and Moulding, Cut and Wrought Nails, 4d to 40d, do Brads, 6d to 12d, James's Wood Screws assorted, Best quality Razors and Razor Hones, Sad Irons, Hook Hinges H L, and H do., German Blister and Cast Steel, Swedes Iron H to 10 in., The above has been selected with great care, with many other articles in that line, not necessary to mention in an advertisement and will be sold low, by ROBT. WADDELL. April 8 14 3t LBS of superior Bacon for sale, at Gerorge Strauss' at the Upper end of Columbia, and will be sold at a fair price. The Bacon has been saved at Strauss' it is well cured and smoked, and is worth from 3 to 5 cents more than the Bacon that is hauled in waggons, or brought in boats. 1 have about 20,000 lbs of Bacon, at John Coch rell's, 8 miles from Winnsborough, for sale, it was saved by said Cockrell, and is a first rate lot of Ba. con. Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and see for themselves. AGUILLA YOUNG. Columbia, April 7th, 1837 14 Appeals. IHE Court of Appeals, in Law and Equity, will meet in Columbia, according to Law, on the first Monday in May next. It is desirable that a statement of all cases to be docketted, should be sent to the Clerk previous to the above day. Applicants for admission to the Courts of Law or Equity must file their petitions on or before the se cond Monday of the Term. ALEXANDER HERBEMONT, Clerk. April 5th, 18^7 14 OMMERCIAL BANK ? Checks for Sale,. on Mobile, Alabama. March 4 9 T; C New Arrangement. THE Subscriber has made preparation to have his Medicine forwarded monthly. In adopting this course, he will be enabled to keep on hand fresh articles, and the newest Chemical Preparations which come to hand,' Physicians and Planters can be fur nished at all times with such medicines as can be de pended on, and at as low prices as are furnished in {he State. A. FITCH. Mareh 4 9 ORANGEBURG DISTRICtT IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, John A. Tyler & Co. ) Declaration vs. [ In Attachment. Henry Gissendanner. ) (Foreign.) THE PLAINTIFFS having filed their Declara tion in this case, in my office on the 18th day of April, 1836, and the Defendant having neither wife or attorney known within the State, upon whom copies of notice to plead could be served : It is there fore ordered, that the Defendant do plead thereto within a year and a day from the date hereof,, m judgment will be entered by default C. B. LESTARGETTE, C. C. P. April 23 le3m ? 12mo 17 State or South Carolina. LAURENS DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Oswell Richardson, ) vs. > Declaration in Attachm*^ Malcome J. Walker. ) WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this f?nion nas this day filed his declaration Ugaijist Malcome J. Walker, the Defendant, who is absent from and withoutftS? limits of thy otale, (as it is said,) and having neither wile or attorney known, upon whom a copy of the above Tuay b^ served: It is therefore ordered that tne Gofendant do plead thereto within a year and. a ^ay, from the date hereof ; otherwise final ani absolute judgement will be given and a narued against him. JOHN G ARLINGTON, C. L. D. Clerk's Office, ) * 24th May, 1836. J ' 29 State of Souifc CaroIina, ORANGEGBURQ'PlSTRICT In Equity. 1 Robert Martin, ^ vs. Jdhn A. Cannon, John Murrowe, and others. , j ? T appearing to my satisfaction that John Murrowe, ?! one of the Defendants in this case, rekdes with out the limits of the State, it is ordered, that he plead, answer of demur to the above Bill Within three months, or the said Bill will be taken pro cmfesss. J. B. McMICHAEL, Commissioner. Commissioner's Office, ) Oct. 13, 1836. S 43 lAURENS DISTRICT. In the Court of Common Pleas. Thos. Gilbert, ) vs. [ Attachment. Jacob Meador. ) John Holc-omb, ) vs. ( Attachment. Jacob Meador. Isaac W. Cooper, ) vs. [ Attachment. Jacob Meador. ) Thomas Crymes, i vs. [ Attachment. Jacob Meador, ; Thompson & Jones, ) vs. ' [ Attachment. Jacob Meador. ) William Halbert, ) vs. [ Attachment. Jacob Meador. ) James M. M'Crary, ) vs. > Attachment. Jacob Meador. ) John N. Young, ) vs. > Attachment. Jacob Meador. ; William Parks, ) vs. > Attachment Jacob Meador. - ) iHE Plaintiffs having filed their declarations of) the foregoing cases, It is ordered that the de fedant. who is absent, as it is said, without the limits of the State, do plead theret > within a year and a day from the date hereofi or judgement will be given' b gainst him by default. JOHN GARLINGTON, CCX P. JTily 18, 1836 J6 Saddlery Ware House. ^HERMAN & IIAWLEY, at the old stand of &J.& L. Sherman, keep constantly on hand a omplete assortment of Saddlery and Harness, com prising almost every article in their line. Thcv also manufacture to order all kinds of Military Lquip ments in their line at short notice, and do all kinds of repairing in the Saddlery aud Harness line, with neatness and despatch. Nov 23 49 1j\ w notice. W5r. E MARTIN will practise in the Courts of Liw, for Beaufort, Barnwell and Colleton Districts. His office isatCoosawhatchie. Feb. 15. 1837. 8 SEED POTATOES, BALTIMORE FLOUR , MACKEREL, PICKLED TONGUES , AND BEEF. THE Subscribers have just received, and offer for Sale, 50 bbls. prime Sped Potatoes 30 bbls. fine Baltimore Flour 10 bbls. fine No. 1 Mackerel 1-2 and 1-1 bbls. do. Fulton Market Pickled Beef and Tongues Pickled Salmon, Goshen Butter, &c. ALSO, , 200 bbls. prime New Orleans Rum f* 30 bbls. Whiskey 25 bbls Cin With a variety of other articles, suitable for coun try merchants. l'OLOCK, SOLOMON & CO. .March 4 9 Bank or Hamburg. April 1, 1837. IN pursuance of resolutions past at the general meeting of Stockholders on the 11th of March, 4000 shares of the Capital Stock of the Bank of Hamburg, So. Ca., will be sold at public auction on the 8th of May next. This is the increase of the capital under the pro visions of the charter. The books and accounts of the Bank will be bal anced On the 6th of May, and the nett profits of the institution up to that time, together with the premi um on the sale of stock sold on the 8th of May, will be divided among the old stockholders The new stock will be sold in loij of 5 shares, with the privilege of 20, the purchasers to pay the premi um in cash, and the purchase money on tho 9th of November, with interest, at 7 per cent per annum, and in case of failure of payment on the day, the premium paid and Stock to be forfeited. After the 8th day of May next, the old and new stockholders will be considered as joint proprietors of the whole Bank, rateably and in proportion, and whatevet profits may be made after that time, are to be divided among all the Stockholders, agreeably to the number of their shares. By order of the Board. II. HUTCHISON, Cashier. April 1 13 4t South Carolina. UNION DISTRICT. .'oshua Wilburn, Applicant. vs. Mn*f Anna Alexander, & others Def ts. IT appearing^#) my satisfaction that Randolph Alexander/Wmpson Alexander, John Alexander, Lewis Alexander, W.lliam Alexander, A Flinn and his wife Charlotte, B. Powers, and his wife Sally, J. Williamson and his wife Polly, Sampson Alexan der, and W'm. Butler and his wife Elizabeth, all de fendants in this case, reside without the state, It is therefore ordered, that they appear and Object to the sale or division of the real estate of John Alexander, dee'd., on or before the first day of May next, or their consent will be entered of record. J. J. PRATT, O. U. D. Ordinary's Office. ) February 12th, 1837. \ March 18 H "t Valuable Property. MRS. PARR offers for Sale, her Brick House and acre Lot, on the comer immediately north of the Baptist Church, at present occupied by Col. A. Blanding. This is one of the best houses in Co lumbia, built with great care and at great expense, 'by the late Mr. John Parr, and has every out build ing and fixture riecessary for a gentleman's resi dence. Possession given the 1st of January next, or if preferred, on the 1st of November next ALSO^? A SAND HILL RESIDENCE. A commodious Dwelling House and four acres of Land with another Lot attached, of 180 feet square, on which is a good Spring and Spring House, at Lo namville, all under fence. Also? A corner half Lot, on the street leading to the bridge, known in the plan of the town as No. 17, Gervais stieet. The above property will be sold on a liberal credit, purchasers giving approved personal security, and a mortgage of the property, with interest payable an nually. Apply to JOHN BK.YCE. April 15 ? St 15 /CJTtrfMl ACRES OF MISSISSIPPI JL 4MF irlf LAN D FOR SALE ?The sub scriber is authorised to sell tho Lands belonging to D. Hook &Co. in that rif.u ap.il healthy part of Mis sissippi, known a? the Chicasaw cession. He will fcell large or ?7aall bodies, to suit purchasers, on good terms, one half of the purchase money to be paid "0?;ii and the balance at one and two years credit. The above lands lie near the Tombigbee, Mississip pi, C old water and Tallahatchie Rivers. For further particulars relative to the situation, soil &c. apply to D. HOOK, Augusta Ceo. March 23 13 9t Clark's Motel. I HAVE the pleasure to inform the public that the above Hotel will be opened on Saturday, the 11th instant, by Messrs. J. M. Roach, & A. Thomp son, for the accomodation of alj respectable persons that may think proper to call. I have no hesitation in recommending them as well qualified to keep a well legulated, quiet, orderly bouse, and have no doubt but ihey will give general satisfaction to gen tlemen and ladies. Each of those gentlemen have assisted rac in the hotel for several years ? J. W. CLARK, former Proprietor. JAMES M. ROACH, \ Present Projni A. THOMPSON, ) etors. March 11 I? - The Charles'tori'Coorier and Mercury, Savannah Georgian, Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Milledge ville Standard of Union, and Mobile Commercial Advertiser, will insert the above weekly for three months and forward their accounts to the subscribers TCotiice. LOST or Miscarried, a letter mailed at the Post Office at Lexington, Tennessee, addressed to Wm. G Da^is, Laurens Court House, So. Ca. con taii.ing the left hand half of a United States one hundred Bank Bill, payable at the office of Dis count and Deposit in New \ork, to M. Robinson, Cashier, No 412 letter G. and dated Philadelphia, Dec. 1st 1834, signed, N. Biddle, President, and S. Jaudon, Cashier, has never been received. All per sons are cautioned against taking the same. Appli cation will be made to the bank for payment. Feb. 25th 8 3m A Teacher Wanted. IOR Middle Salem Acadcmy, well qualified to _ teach the English and Latin Languages. Three hundred and fifty dollars and boardrwijd be given sure, otherwise the teacher can takeilfctorhole Benefit of the school, which will consist of ?Dr 30 scholars. This Academy is situated in Sumter district Mid dle Salem on Lynch's Creek, near Willow Grove Post Office, on a healthy location. Applicants will direct their communications to Jas. R. Law, until the 15th April; none need apply without furnishing am ple testimonials of qualification, moral character, and place of residence.' The Editors of the Cdmden Journal and Charleston Mercury are requested to publish the above three times each, and forward their accounts to the Post master at Willow Grove. April 8 13 '> WILLIAM H. IIAMNER, has the plensure fo informing his Boarders and Customers, that he has reduced big Hotel rates to the following prices : Boarding per week, ? 1,50 Transient Boarders per day 1,50 ? Breakfast. Dinner and Supper, 50 April 1 13 1 F' Spring* <*oods. THE Subscriber is now in possession of a full assortment of Spring Goods, purchased t c i thin the last three weeks in New York, among them will be found a splendid assortment of FASHIONABLE GOODS, selected from the very last French arrivals. The attention of those wishing to purchase is solicted. A. NORTH, N 4, Brkk Range. March 25 12 5t General Order. Head Quarters, ? Columbia, April 4th, 1837. J THE Brigadier Generals, and Colonels in com mand of Brigades, will take measures as early as practicable, to have collected together and retain ed, all the arms belonging to the State, that are dis persed throughout the respective Brigades, and which are not otherwise appropriated ? and report thereon to the Quarter-Master (leneral, by the first of October next ? in order that they may be deposited in the Arsenals at Charleston and Columbia. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. BEAUFORT T. WATTS Quarter- Master Gene , April 8 H Ague and Fever, And every Symptom of General Debility , SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY CURED BY COSTER 4- COXE'S Original SOUTtMERJY TOJVIC , COSTER & COXE, the inventors of this cele brated medicine, from a long residence in the South, and from the nature of their vocation, have been brought immediately into contact with the Ague and Fever in its most obstinate forms, and have frequently been compelled to witness the en tire want of success in the practice of the most skillful Physicians. The usual and popular mode of treating this disease has been, first to evacuate the stoma h and bowels, and then report to the use of Tonics ? of which class of Medicines a very great variety h?.va been recommended to the Public ? all of which have had their advocates, and that which has been by far the most popular one, has been Peruvian Bark and its preparations, particu larly that of Quitiine. There are insurmountable objections to the administration of Quinine, as to most individuals, (when carried to a salutary point,) it produces a roarinp in the ears, nausea, and a headach, very similar to a billious headach and; when it effects a cure it is seldom permanent. It was the hope of avoiding this state of things that induced us to try "the Southern Tonic," and we are happy to say that its success has surprised even us. As there is no Arsenic, Mercury, or any thing in the least hurtful to the human constitution in it, there can be no objection to the administration of the Southern Tonic to the most tender infant: in deed it will be found the most delicate and effective Medicine known in those cases of Disorganized Stomach and Bowels, and of general debility, which so frequently present themselves in children. We subjoin the opinions of a few Individuals. From Col. JNO B. HOGAN, Collector of the Port of Mobile ? formerly Senator from the counties of Mobile, Baldwin. Ac. Acting Adj. and Inspector General of the Army in the recent Creek Cam paign, &c. Mobile, Aug- 18, 1836. Gentlemen ? During the late Creek Campaign, I wa? attacked violently with Bilious Intermittent Fe ver, which for seveml days confined me to my quar ters at Tallassee. Your "Southern Tonic" was re commended to me, and my friend Dr Bussey, actu ally rode from Tallassee to Montgomery and back in one day to procure me a bottle, which entirely re lieved me, and enabled me, before I had taken half the quantity, to proceed on and join the army on Ilatchachubba. Since my return home my son was attacked, and I sent into the city for your Tonic, and regretted to learn there was none for sale in Mobile. Cannot you send some to this place, so that our citizens may enjoy the benefits of the best medicine of the sort I have ever tried? Your at tention to this request will confer a favour on the afflicted, and oblige one who has already experienced its beneficial effects. Your ohd't. serv't. JNO. B. HOGAN. From J. R. M'LEOD, M. D. Montgomery, Nov. 1835. Messrs. Coster & Coxe : Gentlemen ? I have used your Southern Tonic in a number of oam, and I have no hesitation in saying, that I have found it decidedly more effica cious in Ague and Fever than tho remedies in gen eral use. Its great merit is its judicious combina tion of Stimulant, Purgative, Tonic and Diaphoretic qualities. Respectfully, J. R. MCLEOD. Extract from a letter from Capt. STRINGER, of the U. S. Army. * Tallassee, June 13, 1836. Governor Clay of this State is with us, and has frequently introduced the mention of the great re lief he received from the use of your Southern Tonic in my presence It is evident he is assured that he is indebted to your medicine for his speedy recovery from his recent severe indisposition. IIis good opinion of it is certain^ ~ ^ compuraent, -6urs.tr;;--, THOMAS STRINGER Dear Sirs ? I have been afflicted with Ague and Fever for a long time, and although the remedies which were prescribed gave me temporary rei.'ef, yet none removed the cause of the disease, aM thereby permanently cured me till I used your South ern Tonic. It did so. This gave me great confi dence, and as I saw that you had recommended it in cases of debility, general weakness, and inactivity of the digestive organs, I induced my wife, who had been laboring under these symptoms for a year or more, to try it. She used one bottle with some evi' dences of an increase of health, and a few bottle more taken in moderate doses entirely cured her. Respectfully, yours, J. B. MORSE. Prepared only by COSTER & COXE, at their Laboratory, Montgomery, Alabama, and sold by their Agents in every part of the United States, <tc. Sold by D. & J. E WART, & CO., of this town, Agents for the sale of the Southern Tonic. Price, Si 50 per bottle, or S12 per Doz. January 14 2 From our representative to the Legislature, Col. Jno. A. Campbell. Gentlemen ? No medicine stands so high in my estimation as your Southern Tonic, for the cure of Ague and Fever. I used it at first by the advice of my family Physician, with success, and its effects upon more recent cases have been equal y gratify ing. Your's, truly, JNO. A. CAMPBELL. From Wm. M'Lemore, Esq. a member of the Legis lature, Alabama. " Montgomery County, Dec. 1, 1835. Messrs. Coster & Coxe : Dear Sirs ? I feel gratified by this opportunity of testifying to the merits of your "Southern Tonic." I have used it in many cases in my white and color ed family, and not one case failed. In short, I assure the public that it is in my op nn?n, the best medicine for the cure of Fever and Ague now in use. Very respectfully, yours, WM. M'LEMORE. From Major J. B. MORSE. Montgomery, June 30, 1836. Messrs. Coster & Coxe : Gentlemen ? I have used your Southern Tonic with unparalleled success. I cured four cases of Ague nnd Fever permanently with one bottle of tnis invaluable mndicine. JESSE II. MOS ELY. FROM AGENTS. Cahawba, August 5, 1835. Messrs Coster & Coxe : Gentlemen ? It affords us pleasure to add our testimony, founded on experimental knowledge, to prove the efficacy, and establish the reputation, oi your invaluable Southern Tonic. We ha ve sold all you eent us except two bottles, which were broken, and We have riot heard of its failing in the first instance. You will please send us 10 dozen bot tles by the first opportunity, without fail, and oblige yours, &c. i HARVEY & RE1GG. | Mineral Water. THE Subscriber having been so fortunate as Vo have secured a supply of Ic.*, will coo'.m^nce, in the course of this day and Monday, thr manufac ture ofSoda Water ; and continue thtf"8^me through out the season. ? j. He has a full supply of superior Syrups, embra cing, Sarsnparilla, Lemon, Raspberry, Cay enne &c. &c. i ' \ . i . EDWARD SILL, ?* ; ' " near Roach's Hotel, P. S.? A . iimply of Congres^Water, bottled since 1st April exfrpeied daily. Apr d 15 35 It * && Carriage Depository. THE Subscriber has just returned from the tforth* where he has selected from the most fashiona ble and extensive Manufactories, a very eitensirs assortment of all descriptions of articles, in the line ol Carriage and Harnett Dealers, which are now cominj to hand, by the different arrivals from Charleston and are offered for sale on terms to compete with any establishment of the kind in the Southern country. Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to c af and examine the slock, two doors South of Roach' Hotel, Richardson street, Columbia, S. Carolina, Among the assortment are the following :-^Cooch es, Charriottees, Barouches, Cigs, and Smkies of va rious kinds, Harness of every kind, Leather Trunk*, Coach Furnitnre, Turned Axels, Springs, Steps, Pla ted Ware of every description for mountings, Bow for light and leather Tops, Whips, assorted. Retai ring of every kind done with despatch. All orders will be thankfully received and prompt If executed. HENRY DAVIS. Sep. 17 38 * tf State of feouth Carolina. UNION DISTRICT. IS CHANCE/2 V. Willis Benson, et al. ) vs. > Bul for Partitiorts Eliafl Benson, etai. ) I T appearing to my satisfaction that Elias BensonV Gabriel Benson, Nancy Walker, Jereittiah Grtg' ory and Theresa his wife, W. W. Stokes, mi hi * wife Elizabeth, lata EKzabeih Foster, William Stokes, Melinda Stokes, Hiram wife Ellen, late Ellen *tokes, James Tiquor, and hia wife Eliza, late Eliza Stokes, Peter Stokes, John I) Martin, and his wife Racnacl, late Rachaei Stokes, Rebecca Stokes, Nancy Stokes, and John F. Stokes, defendants in fhe above stated case, and heirs at l^aw of Abner Benson, late of Union dis trict, deceased, reside beyond the limits of this State It is therefore, on motion of J* wkins, Solicitor for complainants, ordered th* V Mid defendant do plead answer or demurr .otW >?' >?a this case, within three months from the publican* p of this order, or the said Bih will be ordered pro confesso, aslo them. Commissioner's Office, > Union C. 11. Jan. 10th, 1837. \ D. WALLACE, C. E. U. D. January 21 ' 3 3m Dentist's Instruments. THE subscriber has a splendid set of scaling and cleansing Instruments, with a complete set ?f Extracting Instruments, of the most approved form and highest finish, which he will dispose of at rea sonable terms. S. BL.AND1NG, Dec 13 53 tf Rowton I THIS beautiful otallion and celebrated Racer will make his second season in America, under the direction of Mr F. H. Gerow, at W. Hampton's Woodlands Estate, five miles below Columbia, and be let to mares at $75 the season, $120 to insure, and. one dollar to the grootfa ; the money to be paid in* advance, or before the mares are taken away. The season will commence on the first of Feb ruary anJ end the first of July. Extensive rye andi grass pastures provided for mares, and separale lot*' for such as may have young foals, and mares well fed.at fifty cents per day. Every care will t>e taken to guard asnunst accidents, but no responsibility should they occur. Rowton is a good chesnut without white, fifteen and a half hands high, of great bone and muscle. Ho is a horse of the finest limbs, and most exact propor tions, and after the exportation of Amphion was con sidered the most beautiful stallion in England. His stock are thought very promising, and are selling as high as the get of any stallion in the kingdom. By s. reference to the sporting periodicals of the day* Rowton's pedigree and performances may be ?e?n.. as also the very high estimation in which he is hel<& both in England and America. N.B. ? Black servants sent with mares, will b** boarded gratis ; having no accommodations for whits persons on die irpui, they must board tn Colombia or elsewhere. % , 57 dee 28 5^ The Augusta Chronicle and Georgia Courier will please copy the above six times weekly, sod send their accounts to this office. Neat's Foot Oil, A SUPERIOR article for softening* and preserving Baroach Tops, Harness, or I>eather of any description, for saJte qj the Drug Store of Jt RED. W GREEN. January 21 Teacher o f the French Language Wanted . A Frenchman fully competent to teach the French Langnage may obtain a desirable situ ation in the Mount Z ion Academy, in T^iDOf boro*, South Carolina. Satisfactory testimo nials as to character and competency will be inquired. Letters on tbe subject to be addres? aejtd J. W. HUDSON PVlnn^^orou^^S. C. Dec. 2K. 57 eVOTMCE. THE inters: of Jtojkf T. Hopkins deceased, in the well km?wn Steam Packet James Boat wright, is for sale c i^orf a credit of one year with interest from date. Foi ?PPi?" tion can be made (o Jame. D- C^upb^ to Major Wm Hopkins of tht' - or^ Brenan of Charleston. 2 ? . ? t ? BSiazim. ILL Stand the ensuing se*^ son at JosrAH Patte son's near White Hall, and ?t Cambridge, at $40 the season, fSO to insure. Hiazim is lull sixteen hands and a half high; he was got by old Sir Archy out of the dam of the celebrated ranning mar* Polly Hopkins. L. GOODEL Feb. 10, 1837. 9tf Town Property. THE Subscriber wishing to dispose of the whole' of his Toirn Property , he offers for sale the fol- ? lowing valuable Houses and Lot#, vhs r~ ~ Two Houses in the upper part of the Town on1 the Main street, in the centre of the Cotton bosinen,. these lots extend through the square Also, Two 2 story house* on the corner of Richardson* and Lady streets, opposite Brigg's (late Edgar's)) f lotel, and one other Lot with two 2 story house* on the same square; the whole or a*)y part of the above', property will be sold low, and on a liberal credit. S. PERCIVAL., March 22d, 1837 12. Under Decree In Equity. Trustees of Waring and ui vs. Dawson and ox and al. On the fir8t MONDAY in May, being the 1st, will be sold in front of the Court House of Richland Dis trict, at 12 o'clock, M All that square of LAND in the town of Colum bia containing 4 acres, more or less, and bounded North by Gerviis-st,East by Henderson-street,SaQik. by Senate-street, and West by Pickens-street, Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. EDWARD R, LAURENS, March 13 Maste/ in Equity: A Farm, aud Healthy Sum mtr Residence, FOR SALE. Subscriber offers for sale the place where en lie now resides, about one mile north of the Lunatic Asylum, the house contains six rooiiis, a pantry, and store room, with all necessary out 'juikl lngs and accommodations for 15 to 20 negroes., about two hundred acres of land, thirty or forty ctowd and under fence, the rest is well wooded ? ^th oak. and pine, there are Several handsome situr itions for builaingscpmmauding a fine view >o{ the town. AjsiV , Another tract of land, containing ah* one hun dred and fortv acres, lying between tb e Rice Creek road, and Dr. M.arks' Female Acadeir y qq this tract is a beau tilu', site for a Duelling H<jr ^ surrounded by athick growt'^of pine and oak w uo? ' f3. PERC1VAL. March 22, 1837' IS