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Saluda Factory. > ifTTIIIE Saluda Manufacturing Company will herc after dispwse of their go<*N ou the following ^ ? * . , . v_? ,Thej*rices will -at all Uir.cs bo regulated by the jjfew \ ork Market. . rEor-PackagP?'?f Jtwhau-* or more. on a credit of " four months, the purchaser giving his note with cn endorser payable- in the Camme.rcial Bank For all quantities of less than five bales, one ccn: n yard adrance.and ready cash will be required. Th? girais will be delivered either -at* *'e Factory or ar any place in Columbia vylrich may he designated. AR orders S>r goo.^s mu*e he. adtlre>sed to Win. Je^ke, Superintendnnt of Saluda Manufactory. - . v : >V3I- H- HAiWNRR, Secretary. Columbia, Nov.I5th,^i337^ 46 lidgefid:i"Vi!la?:c Fcnaalc THE exercises of this institution will recommence >? first ?fays of Jan nary 1$3$. ? - The Rector in forth* the.tomm.unhy* that lie has , en gaged, ax r.is assistant tl r t !:e next-year. Miss Stark, fare ofH&o Female Collegiate Institution, of -Trny New YovkSOfihis lad \\ MrsLW dlard.the principal of that Institution thus writer 44 1 recommend Miss Stark freely and fully, as rega rds< all the necessary requisites of an eieeHent teacher/*^ Willi the assistance of this lady and of Mr.- Bacon in the musical department, all the ornamernal branches of Dm \yf ng, Pai nting, Nee . die work ami -Music .will be. taught. " Boarding can be * had ? the touseoftho Recti* iof twenty pu pils, and' in neighboring private. hous^s to any extent d'esi red. It is particaKrlV desirable, that th?ise,~ who intend to^ . pi^ce their.chHdren in this. -Jnsiurb tion for the nert year, should do so in the first week of the opening of j; a/ln tliatwee'ki the classes -will be formed fcr'the^-holc system to commence its gjjeyflperation on Mopd^l^ffBj^gecoud week. V The school room is provided with fire places and ires to make k eoinfcrtarafe i* . winter, and the hours 6S lO maKe ll rouuututincin .wuuir*^ ttun uvuio m instruction arc the same in that season as in the ?summer So that the "advantages for study in the winter wiD be equal to those in summer. - : Prices in the solid branches and Music the same the next year as this. For Drawing and Tainting' $.8 V per quarter. ForNecdle Work $6. Paymentsquar-. terl.. ? rdztce. s S&-. ^ _ W. B. JOH&SQN, Rector. f ; *Bdgofiel^Nw.I6?1837. 48c3w 'fC Land for Sale. THE Subscriber offersfbr sa!-? at a loic jjriQe Plantation in Fairfield district, on Broad Ri be ween AshfonTs and Flewy's Ferries, containing fWIHE Subscriber offer&fbr sa-o at a low jtriae his M Plantation in Fairfield district, on Broad River, bewcen AshfonTs and Flewy's. Ferries,' containing R>54S;Actw, about half of which is uncleared, and 60 Fiacres of it io-v gmrmds. On a healthy site and re ' Biotefiwtf tbo. " i-?- - ? -* ? ? fi waft UweBing IIoteTsL, ? v.? ? Houses, and all necessary outbuildings in good re oair* 'Forioore particular information, rarsons wish purchase, are referred to Messrs. Jfttnes Alston, noKe A. Glenn, Dr. Jas. B. Day* andc ;3fe.-' smps, .the Surveyor. .A.^a-Lot in the ViHaga of Monticelfo, "with a snod Dwelling Rouse, &c. And another Lot with a Um*K, ? ,, sold before the 30th of December, lhey will be rented out, to the ^Earnest bidder for one vear. >t;C- i>A?ID MONTGOMERY. 28 , _ 48 .-. Of:?" 'V" cyjVor Sale, STRCWfi sceond %ao4. small Carriage, with new urheels. Al?, a ^air of stout Horses, ffiafegrd. mell broke, and in good order. c-Ifer information, apply t?> 3Ir. Poiock or Mr. Dc brnhl ^ i; Decemher ^O v . 5.4 .. w>, (KREEMIt-LE ~~ ?W?f JLE *1C*H & E M F, ^^^onday the 8th January, 1838, tbe annual ? "X#" vacaiwm will terminate. Cn that day, the x students will reassemble, and tke classes be organized the -ensuing year. - The appointment of Mr. P. ^McViccar, late Professor of Mathematics tn Hamp ? - ? - - ? ?? ? ' J ? ? r i^wm, eminently qnalified fer the important Station. ^e, Mr. Spal?fing will preside, as bcrefoiart*, ^in ^hc department. Professor M'i^c car ta the ^j^&fliomatical, and the subscriber in Ae Classicai V^^9EBft?tutHea are so arranged, ?s to qualify stadeats I; IW-admission to the classes in South Carolk.a Col lege, at Coiinrfeia- Students, however, "can be pre r ' jism 1-for-any oflter College, previously designated v- hy parents or sruardians. To those *%o wish :? re ooisre an Academic education, facilities are now ?f : . feted, a* varied and extensive as they are in similar institutions, v. The Acaderw?f year will be divided f four qaanen af twelve weeks each. In the English 4efanaeat,the tsllowiagare the estabMjed ; and Spel&jg, per quarter, ?"fne same, ?atL vriting, - 5 W j. feeepjnf, ^ ' 8 0?:i - In theC**s<?eaI DepartiQeai, 10 00 f ? ^"Payments are required quarterly .and ^wnys ia ^ :a?h-ance. - Persons who are not subscribers to the -- Academy, are charged 50 cents per quarter, addi- | ^ tianai, for each scholar. Va student win he admitted i i;-- far a less term thaa one quarter. Popds aajr enter ?-? ?t any season, but after e a trance, no deduction will . be made fer their leaving school beJbre the end-cr theauafftc?. ^ \ \V. n. LKA*r, Ranci^al ^v"D?e.I8 $ t? ? - - & .^-r j > ' ft " - . \ -? ? " 11E jLlmeslone Springs Jfcaden/M into ?Perat5on on Jan-" fl . aary next, under the superintendence of Mr^ c*. Roosv wh? d?mes highly reeamnaeaded as ^ qualified to take charge of such an institataoa. :/l; locality and charader of the place are too s. known to require comment. ~i..: .. With regard to. the disrjj?fee?f the School, i ^ V however, not be amiss to observe, that a few.ir ?; uals are responsible to the Teacher for h?/ f -and that suchi young -gentlemen as do y >lheas?lves as the sobs of gentlemen-* -.i-jwUbe promptly sentVocoe. .r;._ - . G??d board can hehad in Ae v ^:*?e-*ern?a. SAML.03 v, v" a. is; 1537. . ?: fp ' '? ^ ?r^ l^ew Rftisin^ Cm Lemons, Ojrste !?> jy ^ WWOT.E, Half and Quarter caM Royal Raisms. 1 Bbl. Cranberries. " ^ -Boxes lemons, and i S Kegs Oysters. Just receive 1 ant! for. sale^j POLOGK, SOkOMONlfc CO. ' J ^ Nov. II, 1337 tS J ' ' *" - - ~ , ?" * ' .f,S 3^3 Chewing Tobacca. ' vVwVKE aubseiibers have j ist received on consign r?- JL ment a lot of E. Brown's best Richmond -Honey ..De vOronoke Chewing Tobacco, put up in half box and sold by the half box only. This Tobacco is so wt& known that it is not necessary to say any thing fn ft* praiae. _ -- - . D. & J. EWA.RT & Co. - m&m ss ? i ? ? . - . St . . ?> _ -?*- -.W ? 1 I ' !? ?>. - ' V ership,t l ? f F\1Rfe kt tt^^^rict of jVewberry, Office i professional business , witt receive punctual atteti uen- '" SIMEON FAIR; HENRY SUMMER Xewberry C. H , Xov.;27 33 ' r? ? ? . ' c South Carolina . IN THE COMMON ELEAS. NEWBERRY DISTRICT. FCRuflr,&Co. ) ' \}:i vs. f , Declaration in Attachment. \ r'*WW Turner. J . ... - : - * ? ? WHEREAS the Plaintiffs did this day fTIo their Declaration in the office of the Clerk of this Honorable Court, against the Defendant, who is < absent from and without the limits of this State (as '? -It is said) and having neither wife nor attorney knOwn within the sam? on whom a copy of the declaration, with a rule to plead .thereto, might be ch * erved: It is therefore ordered, thnt the defendant ^appearand plead to the 'same within a year and a ^"-Nifay, otherwise final and absolute judgment will be yt- ffiven and awarded against him. 5 y^rilA RRINGTON, C. C. P. Office of Common Plea-, ^ \ Newbtirrv districtj April 6uh, 1837. ) JlUW t?t ^ ^ 8^0 Reiran!. RAN AWAY from the Subscriber, my negro man WILT*, about thirty years old, wnom I purchased of Samuel Venning, of Charleston. S. C. ; and it is supposed that he is on some of the boats run ning between Charleston and Columbia, or some oth er inland town. The above reward with all neces sary ^expense will ke paid for his lodgment in any jail in the State of South Carolina. 31. C. IIALE. Lexington, [da.] Nov. 10, 1337. Th? Camtlvn and Cheraw papers will insert the nbnve for tour weeks, and the Charleston Courier iv. ice a week for four weeks and forward their ac ints to the Telescope office for collection. col ic Private Roardin? V N be had at Mr*. Oliver's, in t he first brick ~ hou*e below the Commercial Hank. Oct. 23 43 tf IS IIEKEBV GIVEN io all those indebted to the estate of Col. Win. Kincaid,. deceased, that mo neys due that estate must be collectcd. Those neg lecting this notice, will Be reminded vf their duty by a call from an officer for collection. ? . I>. McDOWELl ? ijLRPFF, [_ , Wi n sboiv , No y. 15/ 1837. ' 46 ^ | Ex*S. jisinrensville Female A cade* i . wy 1IIE exercises of this Institution will be resumed | ? on the second Monday in January next ; still \ undetthe direction of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, assisted by:\fiss^Boyd? whose competency has been tested bvan experienfceof two years. TheTrustees are alsopleasedto announce, that they | sent "oh to Philadelphia, and have succeeded in pro | curing Miss H. M. Chambers, to take, charge of the i Musical Department; a young lady whose successin r teaching vocal and instrumental Music, has been j amply tested both in that city and elsewhere. Her i testimonials are of undoubted character. I| J V ' . RATES. Spelling, Reading, Writing and Marking oa Samp ^ The above with (Geography, History, Astronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, &c. $7 per ^r^fir per ann. v ' ' - - . . ^ gg&fusic, 53 per qr., or 30 per am*< v -V^ " t ^Use of Piano ?1: " \ . .' ~ : -'vTGood Boarding at $90 per annual session. r' ? By order of the Board. " \ ^ V " JOHN M. SIMPSON, Secretary; ?,3.v / - ? ? r r r nc^iiiad^ w. _ rr-BE^mmAxN; HAIR DYE; "for clanging grey M. Jiair to fcbek or brown, m a fe w hours, without colouring the skill or i nj u ring t he texture of the hair in the least. The article ha>- been inrfeeneral use for the Iast4ew years, and is befiovedto be'the best ar ticle of the kind ever . made itnoWn to the public-1 producing a natural color whicli, will-not ruboffor lade. . For sale at the Columbia Drug Store, south of the Court Hobse, where every arti cie i n the Med* ical line can be -obtained at\the npost reasonable price, ani always warranted to be of the best quality ' A. i ITCH. ? Jjouisvillc. Cincinnati and ~ ^~TmRei&JX0adCms ^.^jting Ranting - privileges to. this L having been ^passed in* the Statesof ?~t, Soutn Carolina and . Tennessee^ it duty of the Directors to cause books to 1 imunity atflaJra- in each of the in tbe^jSti^oF Kentucky, in all "" " "-far tho first irora IV o ciocfun tne roormijg- 10 * o uiock. in urn afternoon, for a j&riod of lou less tFian thirty days? for siock in. sttidTddi?ih e subscribers for every share ie ; Ka$ Road to; disentitled to in the Bank-f^r**- . ? ve been~issu?f ip ihe.CoOTfltM#?oncr? who received the original subscriptions, authorising them to open books and receive subscriptions accord ingly ? ajid public noti<xi*1ierd>y giceii tft?r?^r-and that all persons. who may be ^isffesed to subscribe | will be entitled to dp so, by callingon any one of the Commissioners and paying five dollars on each .share so subscribed for. ^ - i^uvuiu <*u j vi vuv vwwiiMivwwMv.u "T-- +r- ^ y oo lice hereof through the mailr they "wHl consider tikis an authority to receive -subscriptions, as above jneatiwietL ^ . . - -? ' ?fis S ^^^^-tK^Board. ; " tTDRTTRT V W VWF. Pr ei&Uni-. $60BERT: Y. ?AYNEpW&^V tns Y Secretary . . -iri BSKBera in the different Stateg. which pub ^ former n?>U ce^'fo^ recei v i ng .s ubsc ript iona ail Road, wHI insert the abov e t hree times, :d their biQs'to the Secretari at Columbia. < T?atice. " ?m persons indebted to the estate of the^ate T) B. Toms, and those to whom the-said estate are bted, wHI call on my Attorney, Jos:- -A. BLack, is legally authorised to settle up^said estate. ;v~ " GROVE A. PELTON, Adm'r.: : - - n ^ of D.,B. T6ms. ^ ; 5c.5t^ 1837. ' ? S:'' Persons having nates or other C hoses in Ac* ion deposited in their hands, hy said D. . B. Toms, iH please render an account of the same to Jo^.. Av bet, with the cause of . their " being in possession; ierw>? ^*" * ' * n v ? ^ GRO VE A PELTON, AdmV. ? B. Toms. . -J f-.V. B. Prompt payments will fre required arid fen ced. : " - - ; :?V>:JOS. A. BLAClC r- i* - I ?:??? -- - V-- " ? - Office Ins'c. ?om}f?.Colnmbia, - > v. : - ^dyember 29, 1837. is hereby given to all- persons,- whose -1>I notes or other obligauons are now becoming - due, that payment will b^ required in the terms of the contracts ; .and tlwse to. whom indulgence has been Egtycn, are informed that -payment wiH be exiected, i on the' 1st day-of January next, as no further delay [ cAttibe granted consistent with the interest of the company. , . By order.^ - . . ~ ; .. ? JOHN GLASS, See^. Ta 8 uabl e. F lorida Lhiid. ; H E ti ndersjgned ofFers- for sale a tract of- Land in v|[^ ^MWdlejnorida, near the,LaKe Sampala, Jh-the. Hei'liStOvvn 'seitlement./ There aire about 1200 acres, 2c^pn^gi^hii^ isody"of the. best hammocklri the; >)terrttoPg, and .jthptft-three hundred" and -fifty- acres /it is jreg^irdcd by. competent judges^ 'iis^orie -ojf the "verylbest ?ettlements in Florida,^ ' A .healthy ' pitie land re^eriVe and 'good waifer; ^within 5 miles?"| i I shall he in Tallahassee and on the premises, about the first of January. - > * B. J. EARLE." Dec. 2,1837. ... 49 :" ? Beat this who Can. im^TEdo challenge the world to simplify or im "w w .owe the principle of Cooper's Tumbling Shaft horsepower. . ' V ' [ - *? . * ? I -Tt has only 2 small cast wheels, one with 29 cogs | arid the other 9, with which any motion or power f that's required for Gottort Gins, horse Mills, turning [ Laythe?,>Vheator Rice Machines, can be obtained. -The cost is not half that of any ?>f the okl plans, is much easier propelled, and more durable.*-"- * ? The said power is now in operation, in the lot of WHKam W. Puree, Cabinet Maker, neor- the Ccm l mert.*ial Bai?k, -whereat eart be .seen "at any time. [ A ay peisonor persons wishing to purchase the right [ for Machines or Districts, will apply to. Dr. Frede rick W. Green, our agent, just below the Branch who. will make conveyances for the same." * ROBERT^M.^MAUPIN, ' !: ^ v JOHN WT L ANGHORNE. Furniture WAR 't&il O OJtg. ^ E- BRIT-FIN'S Furniture Ware-Room is remo ? ved to the square .below the Court House, near Brigg's (late Edgar's) Hotel, where a general assortment of Cabinet Furniture and Fancy Chairs will be kept, which will be disposed of on.reasonable terms. His former friends and the publican general are invited to call and examine .fo) themselvea.^Al? kinds of Furniture neatly repaired at the ahaarfcwt? notice, and having made arrangements as undertaker; all business of -the kind^ill be promptly attended to on moderate terms, and a Hearse furnished without charge in tow n. .?? \ N. B. A Journeyman wanted to the above busi ness, also an apprentice ? bathT>f steady habits. Nov. 25, - - - tf V*" 47 . ,:-., :^ Laurens District Nancy Glidcwefl, applicant, vs. Stephen Glidewell and others. 5T appearing to my satisfaction that Jesso Garrett and Mary his wife, and Harrington Fowler, and Susan his wife, two of the defendants, reside without the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered that they do appear and object to the division or sale of . the real estate of Martin Glidewell, dec'd.on or ho j fore the Tth day of March next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. W. D. WATTS, 0. L. D. Doc. 7, 1837. 52 lOt Committed . TO the Jail of Richland District, ns n Runaway, a Negro man, who calls his name NED, and says he belongs to Vincent Carr, a Sugar Planter, on the Mississippi river, in the State of Louisianna, and says 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 teeth. Ned says he was raised in Charleston S. C., bv John Maybank, and so'd by him to Harry Bow man, and by Bowman, to his present master, Vin rent < 'arr. The owner is notified to come forward, prove his property, and comply with the law in other rcspects. jks sr. dehrimil, s. r. d. March 28, 1837 12 -mi TOBACCO. / 4* V* >w Tohaci _ . , Carrington, Virginia, for BOXES Honey Dew Tobacco, put up by O" "Gen. Edward C.'. Carrington, Vi sale on Commission by " . ? - D. & J. EWART & CO Sept. 30, 1837 ' ' ? ^V; 39 ? yi*S* ? i -f . Ogier^ - ? 1 ? Vs' .. HAS removed his Drug and Apothecary Shop to the corner opposite rolock & Solomon's Auc tion Store, Main street, where he will be happy to supply his friends and customers with fresh Drugs and Medicines, a? heretofore, ^ I Sept , 38 ..i?r; jfy ? -if ?' ' .i . i . . Columbia Female Academy. THE next session will Commence on Monday, the -2d day of October. ' &'i ~ B v-\. v "TERMS. ; : ; Board, lodging, washing&c;pr session, - $100 Tuition in, the lower hranches of English, in- ) .^'tfudmg Keadi ng, Writing, Arithmetic and , .16 Qithography, Iftru the same, together with all the higher") - branches, incIuding - Geography withthe t use. of tha/GIobes, History, ancient and .mo dem, G rammer, Rhetoric," Composition, Na- V 25. v tural. Moral, and* Intellectual Philosophy, j ...? Chemistry, Botany, Geology, and Mai he- j /"roatics, For the aametogether with the Latin and Greek ) - 3$ - Languages, % -? {_? / For FrencnySpanish, or Italian, * - v "16 Musical Instruction, Piano or Guitar, " . S5 Entrance to M usical Department, . / j > y '' $ . Use of Fiano, - ?? JFor ckher useful and ornamental branches the charge will be as heretofore^ "Competent assistants are engaged m the various, departments, and it is UV|SCU iUC llioiuubivsi 1TIU w Ff w. , ijv / The French and Italian Languages will be tanght byMr.'Rocchietti/ who has been employed in .the first Semmariesof Geneva, Lyons and Paris, "and subsequently in the school of General Lallemand in 5ew York: ; # . vDaneihg and Waltzing will again be tanght by Mr/ Bbeedim' . / "\ ?A. C. SMITH, Principal. -~-Sept:i8 ?' ' f " i 37 "V; '..-X j . ;? V,* V ?3J> ,, ?* .. i-t ~ ? ' . ? . . ?ale. - J/Jg UNDERji decree of the Court of Equity, in the case of Ja mes Boat wright a nd James S. Gtiig nard vs. Mary Myddleton, administratrix and lieir of Wm. J.Myddteton; deceased^" - ; ' ? - . i WILL BE SOLlT t* V O' ? Before the Court House in Columbia, on - the first Monday in February nexti ' a Sand Hifl residence, formerly occupied by John Lomas, aiid iince by the Irte Wm J. Myddletoni, deceased, a Short; distance east pf the Female Institute of Dr. Marks. The Dlace contains about 60 acres, some of it good planting land, and Jthe rest dry sand hill, supplied with pure spring water. :lt is oneofthe highest sand hills in the neigh borhood of Columbia, ami regarded as perfectly heal thy. There are neveral buildings on it, suited to a summer residence. "3 he terms of sale. are? cash sufficient to pay the costs and expenses of sale, and the balance on a credit of one year, with interest ; the purchaser to give bond and security ; ,the titles to be made, and not delivered till the purchase money is rpaid ; and ifnot paid vtrheii due, the premises to be re sold for cash, at the lisk of theiormer purchaser. : : T JAMES L. CLARK, C. E. R. D. Dec. 18,-1837/,. ^ . v ^ " ,r- : ; South Carolina. ^ c ^->1 CYORK D4STRICT.- ^V ? 2Jenos A- Walker, Attorney of Legrand W. King, .Applicant, against Evander R. King and others, heirs at i^aw, of John King deceased, defendants. ' : ST appearing to my satisfaction that Evanfer R. JKmg, one of the defendants resides without the jimits of this State, it is, therefore ordered, That he do^nppear and object to the division or sale of the real estate.of John King1, deceased, on or before the fifth day of February' next, or his consent to the same will be entered of record. ' * V . , \ ^ VC'BENJ. CHAMBERS, . Ordinary - v ^2^ , of Ywkr&ict, ;;>Tov. 2S ;ir%::v.:i:'' : 48 ' 8t . ; T To Reul or Sell. HE House and Lot now occupied by Stalker & >; Hill: "The premises afford convenient and ample qccoraraodatrou~4br an extensive mercantile Establishment, gnd for a family residence, and for the Cotton business^'. The buildings, including. the back j. store, are of brick, and are situated on the West side of Richardson Street, just above, the Commercial ; Bank.J The Lot is large and extends back to Assem bly Street, and is a good stand for business. j;> It is desired to seU the above properiy, and liberal terms may be had._ If not sold, it will be leased and possession given on the 1ft Oct. neitr-Application to be made to, ? ? \-.v- ? ; '. ? . v v ? j.j. chappell. . [-/ Columbia Sept. 4 1837, - 36tf - ? FISHEK'SCOTTO.^ YARN 1 ^TT|HE hav.a amw8 on hapd a large JL took ortr^a^veandw ill sell by the ball af ;Fjxc?tory price/^ %v\: / - *- .. '<*% Oilers frpm the Country _ thankfully received and ? promptly attended to - - "*? -POLOCK/ SOLOMON & CO. h dctr.28. ~ ' . - ' 43 tf Polock, Solomon & Co. Have rcccivrd and offer for sale at very re duced prices, SUNDRIES. ^ Choice sacks coarse Salt, 28 hhds. fine Sugars, El Deslinoand Victo ria brands, 10 hhds. West India Molasses, 10 bbls superior crushed Sugars, 10 " " New Orleans Molasses, 8 box. common and superior Loaf Sugar, 20 hags choice Green Coffee, 100 bags various qualities do. Gunpowder, Hyson, Poushong and Black Teas, in boxes and caddys, 120 bbls. New Mackerel, No's. 1, 2, and 3, 50 half bbls. do. Pickled Salmon, 25 boxes Sperm Candles, 4's, 5'sand 6 s, 50 boxes Turpentine and Variegated Soap, 50 44 Cheese, 40 half bbls. Northern Crackers, 10 kegs p imc Goshen Butler, UNDERWOOD S PICKLES AND SAUCES. Lobsters, Walnuts, GerUin*, Piccolilly, Onions, To matos, Mangoes, Spanish and French Olives, Tomatto, Walnut and Mushroon Ketchup, < Anchovie, Camp, Reading, Harvey and John Bull Sauces. 4 'Vf . spices, IX--' Mace, Cloves, Nutmeg, Cassia, Pimento, Pepper Ginger and Mustard.. a >* . ^lv oiLS.^<:Cy, ^ Flasks and bottles best Sallad Oii, ":v _ *\ *; Winter strained Sperm, Linseed and Tram Oils by ' the gallon or barrel. " : V ; v . LIQUORS. - ; Champaigne and Cognac Brandy, ; Holland Gin, pf the most approved brands, Whiskey, N. E. Rum, Gin and Apple Brandy, . ^ WINES. 'V > i: Champaigne, anchor brand, , ^ V Choice old Madeira, Cherry and.Tenneriffe, /? Muscat, Claret and Sweet Malaga, ? \ * , - - coRDiALSii'v ; Marachino, Curaso, Orange, Perfect" Love, Cinna mon, Anniseed, Mint, Rasberry, life of Man,' <fcc. &C: .. ? ?.* ? ' GLASS WARE/ An assortment of rich cot setts Decanters, Cham, paigns, Cilleries, Goblets, Tumblers,. Jellies _ &c. with a few dozen Decanters and Tumb lers, very stout mode expressly for the us6 of hotels. '?* - Vv,< ?' H v v CROCKER Y WARE ; An Assortment. ' i WOODEN WARE. Painted Pails, iron bound Tubs in nests, brass bound . Buckets, Wirie Sifters, Straw Brooms, Sic. v - DRY GOODS. Mackinaw, Whitney and London Duffle and Rose i i Blankets, >',? - Vv: /* - -? % ; % Very superior and heavy Servants Cloths, Linseys, Cassinets and Kentucky Jeans, Red^nannels, Merinos, Circassians, . r Calicoes,-t)fi)wn and bleached Shirtings, Saluda Osnaburgs, ^ .v ' , ' . - r -v v - Bed Tickings, some 6-4 wide. , {" ... Apron Checks, Cotton and Worsted Hoisery, Fur and Seal Skin Caps, Wool Hats, .Fur Hats, unusually low,' . Servants Shoes, Brogans lined and bo*und, - - I "Russet Brogans, very heavy. ?> .. -ALSO-,. ' v ' ? ~ 4 cases heavy and well n^de Clothing, consisting of ^uu^^juiti, -Bung-up C Great Coats, &c. tidies, Gentlemen and Misses Cloaks, and a variety - <if bther articles which have been purchased tt auction in the Northern Cities low for cash > Purchasers are therefore respectfully solicited .? to call and examine our stock before purchas ing elsewher.e, ~ . . '*4?' ' *: yli* addition to the ubove, we expect daily to receive a supply of fresh West India Preserves, Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Figs, Almonds and Nuts, v ^ ::>1 .. ALSO? A very large invoice of , ; PRlSfCIPE <V HA VAN A CIGARS , . Selected expressly for this market. - '* "?'* V POLOCK, SOLOMON & CO: Columbia, Oct. fid, 1837. -v/v- 43 tf jrOTSVK. ? THE copartnership of Pir e and McCarterwas dissolved on the 1st of August last. All persons having any demands ag .inst the concern will please render their accounts in, and those indebted make payment to WM. W; PURSE. WM W. PURSE still continues to carry on the Cabinet and Upholstering business in all it? various branches, at histoid stand Main street, opposite Mc Cully & Donaldson. ? " ~ - ; v ^ ?? N. B." -Funerals furnished at the shortest notice. Oct. 28. ;r Vj. t - v-',.- V 43 .tf - . ? : ? ? - ?? ? . | r ^ JYoticc v. y 1 i ^ 4 1 L persons are warned hot to trade for any Notes given to the late D. B. T.OMS, or to pay any such notes, unless to the Administrator of said Toms, or to his Attorney, Jos. A. Black, c - r This 15th day of December, 1837. ? , r GROVE A- PELTON,- f 53 " ?" * " < Adni'r. of D. B. Toms. * ( . Siraim's Fanacea. A few dozen oT the above just received from the, manufactory, which are warranted genuine. ; Apply at the Drug store. oppOs:!f !h.A Hor sejl ; r r F: W/ GREE^,,; iMajr27 : Clark's Hotel. THE Subscribers feci grat.eful for the very libe ral pat ronage .that has been extended towards them, since they opened the above Hotel, and Beg leave to inform their friends and the public that they haye reduced their prices of. Board to the following rates: .. ^-U .: y^. ? For Transient Boarders.' From 1 to CO Days (with Private Table) pr^-. & Day - - - - "vc $2,00 From 1 to 60 Days (at Regular 'Table rcix' Day ? . For Regtdar; Boarders. - /?ss::* - ''Si# Over 60 Days (;ric4uding Lodging) pr week., - $6,00 44 60 44 ^ without Lodging) pr week -s- $4,50 : - RO'ACilife THOMPSONif; S' Ma? ^ CV* ' . 2L Superior^ ngrlish Porter,' MD MUSTARD, ANI> PAPER SHELL AL MONDS;' ;v':- ? THE Subscriber has just received a fresh supply of Ihe abbve articles. ? . * I. D. MORDECAI. :: Nov. 25, . . 47 tf Stafford's Patent Straw Cutter? Improved ! I riHHE Subscribers respectfully notify those that have been filing for the above machines, (as well as those that may wish to avail themselves of the best article of the kind e\ cr offered to the p ' lic? that they have established a factory for the manufacture ot -them in Lexington istrict, where they will .a all time* be ready to supply machines with knives* (which they warrant) or an> other parts, a > the shortest notice. ' They have a number of machines ready for delivery and intend herea.ter keep ering a supply of them on hand. The above are the same as made by Bkck & Jknks ; long practice has > ^enabled the subscribers to make several important improvements in them, particularly m the teed, "^wbich'can be instantly altered to cut any desired length, without sopping, 'hey deem any recom ?':mepd$Uon*innecccssary further than to state, that the rise of three hundred of them have been dis in this district, and are universally approved of. . . . y tni i a?. : Turning in Wood and Iron executed with neatness and despatch ; also, Mill Irons, Ax , ^?Aiteef^prawingKnivea, Plain Irons, and any description of edge tools, made by an experienced work nMUBf^nd voarranted eqttal to any brought to the market. - / ;s Drug Store of F, W. Green, Opposite the Golden Horso, ^ol^mbm. JENKS T' Notice. % . HE Subscriber being desirous to withdraw from _ his present business, offers for sale his entire slock of Hooks, Stationary &c. The stock is cood, and well adapted for this market, it is composed of a variety not surpassed by any similar establishment in the State. The terms will be such tlxit it would be an objcct for any one with a capital that wishe? to engage in this line of business. The store is on? hundred and fifty feet deep, wilh a dwelling attached, situated on the corner of the block, the lot extend ing to the. back street, it being one of the most de sirable situations for a Hook establishment &c -n the place, having recently been put in good repair at a considerable expense, and under a lease for a term of years, to an approved tenant that would procure the stock, could occupy it at the same low rent as now paid. All his heusehold furniture, will be sold, provided the stock of Books <?'?;. is disposed of. He offers also for sale two Squares of I*and, lying south of the old burying ground near the Columbia Bridge. The undersigned tenders his most sincere thanks for past favors to those that have sustained him in business, and solicits a continuation of the same, to enable him lo close his affairs. Those indebted to him will please come forward and settle Arrears, m order that he may pay those he is inaebted to. Having been in business for the last fifteen years, in this place and not suing more on an average, than I one a year, he hopes still he may close his roerean- I tile transactions without resorting to this unpleasant recourse, and then apply his attention hereafter to that which is better adapted to his present health, <.*" B. D. PLANT. Columbia, April 25, 1837 ' 17 3t " - P. S. The Charleston Mercury . and - Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, will please give' the above two insertions and forward their accounts foe pay ment to N I ? ' ?' SOFA AND SETTEE BEDSTEADS.^ AT E. Brittin's Furniture Ware-Room, a hpnd some and convenient article ? which are offered on reasonable terms, with a great variety* of High" Post, Field and French Bedsteads? also Fancy Bas kets, Floor Mats, Toilet Work Boxes, Opticks with plats, Chinese Table Cloths, _ Willow . Cradles . and . Chairs, Cotton reels, &c. &c. ' , -? '> ' ?r ''V , * ' " - ALSO, \ ri.' Mattrasses of Curled Hair, -.Wool? Moss and Cotton, "Nov. 25 . : . , .. v. ., ;; tf ^ JYew and Seasonable Goods*: THE Subscribers are now receiving direct" from. New^York and England, in addition to thei^jj fprmer.extensive assortment- (at their well knowpi 1 stand in Columbia) a large supply of Fancy and Sta-;d pie Dry Goods; Hardware, Groceries, 0 rocker/, and ^ Glassware, Paints, Provisions, Mill* Irons, .and. Car* j pen ters Tools of every description, &c ??<&?,?. Jfe VI >. TheirGoods being bought for cash 'enables them to. ] offer great inducements To the public,- "who are ' re spectfully invited -to call and examine their stock be fore purchasing 6be where. ; - -.J v&X e w a rt, Si ?Gjrxg< x ; ?. Notice. - a - fWllIE subscriber will attend jto th? - renewal o?j . Notes for persons pot residing in Columbia; or, for when required, either in the Branch pjlhe Bank; of the State, or in thj Commr cicl Bank, in this town./ He. will attend .any applications, (postage pa^d) will : endeavor to give satisfaction losuch ds may" entrust their business with hint, and change only customary^ percent. " JOHN GLASS. ^ ;He is permitted to refer to, Dr JiJih Fisher, Char~ Shares in IfisuranceConvpany of Columbia, .Com^ mercial Bank of CoIumbin, Bank of Gebrg to \ v n, a nd" United States Bank Notes, for gak. November 4# ^ ? ? -v . ?; ? ? . ? /- ? ? ? ' 'ter A't- y.'< ALL persons indebted* to X.BInck Iate;merchant of Columbia, deceased, sire, requested _.to m^ke^ payment without delay, and those to whom the es tate is indebted/ane re quested to render in tlleir ac-v counts forthwith legally attested: w :: -v ALEX. BUOD<E^r Administrator. ^ -icl. y\ - TO RENT. V- . The Store at the cor rier of Riclwrdson street where the deceased formerly resided, and to ber.sold, the,; Stock of Goods now on hand, at private, a^e. to ap proved purchasers at a liberal credit, tliey giving bolide and security for the payment thereof.' -Abo to. fen t; the store adjoining Mr John M'Cully^s, on Main street, with two rooms and celler attacl?ed^A Also4hev large Store Boom attached to the lot onwhleh Dc.v Ogier now has his Apothecary's Store ,* Possession e?jn the whole will begiven by the first of Oc^ober ^p'^'Xt', For terms apply to " V ' ? ' ? ; . ALEXANDER pRODl^^; '? ? ?? - , - ^Administrator. U - Sept. 15 . - * v >. ;r. - ' - - ? ' k: " ) -\lyy : \r j^Ol|CC.v^ ALL persons indebted to DK Sarauel-Crreen,.late Of the Town of Columbia, (deceased nrc.re?; quested to make payment without delay, and, thoise to whom the estate is indebted are requested to far-' nish the Executors with'.their account* duly proven, and copies of Notes ur Bonds. F.W.GREEN, : I /"i -iC - ' JAMETS S. GUIGNARD, \ Execut<w*- ^ . Columbia, April 7th, 1837 : '* ' " J5 >*< WILLIAM BEARD, ^ ^Begs ieiv^jtovWmjte ?most grateful thanks. to his to\vrvand coutilry customers for the encouragement they have hereto; fore so liberally bestowed on hiin ;.and^respceifuliy. sdiicits o f continuance of the same.- He still continued, at hi? 6icf oir*"d onnosite the Insurance Office^ wlie?e' he may at all times' be foundV ready to make, ctft^or j-cpair Clothes, according to the litest .and mostap proved fashions, which he. receives regularly, every.; quarter from the northern cities. -:v\ vA Lept. 29 -- . .V ? r'ffy'* Vi. Office of C OM j moil PI eafj :$j Richland -District ^67 HERE AS O. Hochstrassef,^ -with' ftschcdde ,w w , .of his effects on oath, hath filed his petfiion in the Court of .Common Pleas of the district i)fi?rev said, stating thnf he is now in the custody, of the she-^ riff of Kichlaml District, by virtue ofa writ ofTcopias ad .satisfaciendum, at the suit of F? McCullyf 'and praying a rule to be served on the said :F. McCulfy-: aniHiis other creditors, retiirnabte before the Asso ciate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, at a Court of-Common Pleas to be holden in and Tor thft'district aforesaid, to shew cause, if any they- can, why the said 0- Hoch?t raiser should not be discharged #pm his confinement, according to the act of the General Assembly' of this State, passed for the relief dt insol vent debtors, niade and provided : ? It is therefortfor-* dered, that the.said F. McCully and all other creditors do appear at the Court of Common Pleas to bo holden^ for Richland District on the third Mond iy in ^Jajch next, before the" Associate Judges of the said Statefto shew cause why the said 0 I lochstrasser should not be admitted to the benefit of the #aid act, at which time and placc the estate and effects ofjthe said O. Hochstrasser will be assfgnc^l. . ' ,4C" - " Vv ? : ; . JAMES S. GUIGNARD,'" : " " r ' r: " * Clerk of Court 1 ., Dec. 21, 1837 ' - ?>' -^55.* : -- Order JVo. 3.>" HJZAD QUA RTERS -VE-THE tsth ' : REGIMENT OFCA FAER JT. ^ - CoLUMRiA, Dcr.'19t1837.: - THE 6th Regiment of Cavalry is hereby ordered jo rendezvous at Camden, for Encampment for three day's, on the first Wednesday in February next, 10 d'elock, A: M ^ w. ;The officers in command of squadrons are charged . with the extentlon of thisorder.. *.?:-? ? ^ V ' . The order requiring said Regiment to meet at Columbia for review, at the above time, is hereby countermanded* ? " 54 -/? r H.' ADA MS, Colonel. " The United States magazine AND DEMOCRATIC REVIEW :-/^ WILL be published monthly from Januanr 1838, ? and forwarded to subscribers throughout the Union. All who would like a periodical with politi cal, literary and miscellaneous matter, can obtain the same by applying to B. F Rawles, Assistant Port: Master, in Columbia, who -is sole Agent for the aforesaid work fortius section in the State of o jC. ?' J. ROBERTSON, Agent. In each number there will be given a portrait of j some of our distinguished Statesmen, frotn^H j parties. . r 3t 54 Dec. 2<T J Fresh G u r den Seeds. -4' JUST received, a small but select supply of supe rior Garden Seeds. For sale by . > ROBERT WAD DEL L.^ ../Dec. 23d, 133T^. Fall and Wjiijff Clothing, ?I C. SQtffERSt Co. ?At the sign of die Mack Hat, (Nearly opposiUBriggs' (late, Edga, ^ r: ARE receiving {hub their own Manufactory, t -Eall and Wiofef iu pply i>t " M?a8hwnable ClotUing\ iLG Made expressly for this Market, the material* workmanship are warranted iobe oft he" best,* at which are offered to rtwj^former. customers anq V> UIVIA Oi ^ . v?i v ? Mn^w?wnuv< thepublic generally at moderate prices. -S- 1 : also, % " ?. - . A handsome assortment of Broad Cloths, Cassime and Vestlrigs, which they wit) make to measura reasonable terms, in the neatest and most fashions! style. >. Theirclothing consists ia part of the folld ng, viz : ^ ' ' '< ; ? *>-. *; I , DRESS AND fROCJC GOATS. Of Black, Blue.Browri, "invisible Green,' J ) Black Mixet^ <feo. jBroad Cloths. ^ $ qoit^, Of Black, Mixed , Invisible Green, Brown, Bloc , D J Broad Cloth*, Petershams, &c. f-y'' V l^^?^>'CLOAKSi- i. i afe/ - ??? Of Blue, Biackami Brewff B&&1 Cloths, and Hair and Worsted CamMets o?Brown,Blue and Bb Ribbed, Stripes, &c~&c.l?f?assiroeres)Hro?d &c __ andEancy Silk.Velvjct, ,P1 ud and Figa . Merino; lJJai n ^Blnck/And fTgored Sattin and J L Bombtf zliw^Blacka^f Bli&<^tl^Todmert^Si* ^and-^loofcs^ JR mm - '* - VfZ pi&> ns J?vxpgiahyMlen?nda igainst 1 te* rwiItA rcjkef-tliera to the^ubsVriber, 'dul y atte and all those indebted t(\e es{ate of the said. cha il Harkihs will^e^sejhake immediate pay toe or, their 'note* and account* -will l?e placed ia ' . J ? ?> . v.-*. .. ???>-/ -f . -. ?? t\ ho in or -thA - nnn^r tenrinrnt FW1H& Storey being the upper t ia^uildiug, fnre Kee:i)ah.V-on Ri ?t Av> knl/><u ( iimrn*rmnl ) tenement of'th^H * ;hatd?ofc riextbelpw.C<>ni mercwl Bank^ndalfo the dw< above'; "Pwacssiort giveh of thef store, on; the Ud yj>v*Qo rr neit, andoftho-lfrvtf lingron the Zi lonnhrv riext^and, perhaps earlier. by ai ^uy^UctOcfrnew, ana pjrJOO'ftweinngon ine i davolJanOarTp?xlrand:w|fflI??^r,,^y.n ra:ige(Xiept wuh the, preMflfc^p^ Applici [ohe mndo'nt Uie l:l*unince Offict. . -Amr 5 <WK%m ti- 31 tf a :fin HLV Subscribed. ^-.authorized at all ?tir.es thi> JL' -Fnll/oichecJt afa>malj p'remiam on the of Kentucky payable auK|rjit K-' M Louts'ville or; at the BrancKln/''*-"^ ^ b ^jOHX G>WhNT tv. Y?$ will be in conatjint feocipt assortment of} articles in cur Bje, ^mJLr^luch vr? oflCeVed aCthe toweslNew^ price*. ,..v. o^OqrHouse inN^yorknaving been long i h'shed aft4 extensively engaged in the Southern! _^-lzr ara prepared to offer such inducement* as will render it the interest of merchants to make their ^orchaser ^ in this city. W^.will be in consent tewipt ol importations and .oaf < ? ; U(A/1R A t | ^'Chartestbet v-'- fc ?-<7r * . . - . _ ? ? t . 1 ? ? ? i . c ? ? ?.. itfegK: Salud^Jttanu/acluruig Co jffrnniTim jHiirii'nf- if^rrirlpirtfe Salu3a Manufac^jring: Company, Tliav Uwf 3 Books fehftll be opened brilhe jst day of March* ^ next, at the cbfariting'1?oa8elxif D.j& J* fi^W I 1 iu n d rt d t h o us a n d dolla rs to t he capitaj ; 8tc21*" " " I ol aubscribeitf'jfai' jidmitt^irittetlre ^ C^p^byrori (he^at and. on; the Ltioha ^ jBcribeK. - Tendo|lar8 aeharrt on -each abataSt^t of one hundr^d doHars^ wi ll.be required attitn^ .^ of subscribing, "andteil dolwnj^ji aliare at tjjgy .wd of each and every-sixty days thereaflef^^ until the whole will be paid; A failure to com-^ ply wiib these .tonus, will t. inure jn a forfeilutp^ of the stock fo'r tlw'henefit of the Company. ^ ? The ?Company having one fourthof the filled -with iniichiiiery, an^nowiii operat arid another fourih-in progress of setting opi ; ^ are. abJe to calcHl^teiP a reaionable degree or ceriaiiityi i./?e ^atijie Of their^undc^aking.^ 1 \KJi make the establishment available to. the fuU Vg extent of which it is capable^ they have come to the ^eteftnjnat ion, provided they can sell the stock ,7 o fill the fniB from the basement to. \ the attic story. Tlie citizens o/ our State, andi-1 particularly t,he prVsicnt stockholders, are ealle^^ upon to aid in an4. undertaking which wiU W credit to our Slate, and will iriostjjnqu abiy exceed in pidiitable 6r i>ecuniary ? any joidt; afWj^^inj^n^wIt^ KM