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and CaiE^p^prhe South ^ 53| both sustained themselves ^ '^WgW?|^wer, and the aiacixssioa. give ^?g?niioite delight to a large and btilEaiii -audi ^vFrora a public, -the speeches became of! a private character, " involvin^private rerami nations; pnvfct* appeals^ tautaat defences, ^ .^To-day ail that waajnteresting in the Sen ?atO'.was the subject wh^ch closed the disc us : Caiioun this morning - ^ w^.the just jnan upon the floor, and the dis-: y^^8B^^^$res?med where it . closed. The Xr^Sof^^t^ol&HT^enator brought four oSjpeC^ t^^t^rto'Mr. Clay's amei^i?eqt-rwhich''obT wie^Cthat. thejEUsotu.no ns. were not: "pedtioQ^-imptied fhe po wet of "ahoMs^iog rffT&t&T&cp by - purchasing -the staves- jcbVn tfie; o^Maw^red ^.-Qalhoun's objec sy dfd**to? meet the. case, and-welrenot tO' purpose. ? In conclusion, CJav^said :-*/ho^d jM>t---he could' ndfe^-he" wished -^and ought not impeach or^trestion- the aght-'for^ -a. c'onfro dj^^ss: the ^question and; qaiffed^b Mr. W? and said j ?iewofth^u.e^ion.;;H^~ [and apd! ^ligima^ wouldo ^.itemtorvrrif the^^ had ; .provision q icTojf tho -District ; .and lhat Ajy act or mea- 4 H?& of Congress desig n ed to abolish slavery t l this ^ Wolat&n^of the - ith impfied-rnabe cessions b^ thlr -Slates "ofc. irginia and Maryland; a iustcaase -of ^Iarm k the P eopie of the si ave holdag States, and ? ure* direct and iaentahle ^ndeni^ to dis^ - trb andendanger ta -^he voter: oti th&*adoptk>n 5f Mr, Coir's f&stitate^ras as lollops : ^ ^ : tr^ YEAS^3te?ste. Allen, Bayart, Beiton, ? %k3rown, Buchanan .Calhoun, Ctav,.6f Ja^T ??ay*. .tfs^hl^^^^fUtenden^ atB&urt, Falt'oo^Grupdy, Hubbard, King, umgkin, Lyon, ^^hoiai, Niles/NQrveJi,. ^^3P/est5[i|; -Sives* W^S?ith^pf Connecticut, Strange, Tall adge, Tipton^ Wa {kerr^WhU^- ^iJiiams, j .orris, Preotis^;itBg|,tesy- -&^tfe^of-Ind.? * > ^-SATrRDit. JANUARY* 80? 1838.? ... '? * * "^>h.n;?v - ? . ?? .-?? g Congress, After engaging the Senate for some days, Mr. Calhoun's resolutions Hate J f.yl , ..v.- .. ' ? been; disposed of. ' The first four were' adopt- 1 edv .For the sixth " Mr. ^^ ofiete^ a, sub stitute, whiclL canie&^ sionafjT >urnai;^ The sixth- ^{f lastcbmrbg tup for consideration, , ^MrdCAiitow made sorae.remarfcsexplanatory of I ami in support oftheprinctyles aad purport of tbi* ? resolution,- and the propriety of its adopiioft. r ; ^ Mr. Preston rose, he sail, to movfe to lay the 6th resottition- on th^. table, because-it would bring no."' ?incidentally, the diseussioh of 'the ann&xatton r oT Texas ;when the friends oFthat measure bad indica^ n>c. ap* the ^^le matt^ WouId befully and freely SSp, j Ctitesed;' vrtthdat the' awkwardness; of discussing sqrl; ?great a question-on a single point afa time, orcoltate rally,if it'were gone into fully. 0" ** v v': - - . " .^J . ^Tlkt he^was unwilling to implicate the question of Tfexas: with the gyestion of abolition, which is the Subject of these resolutions, and with which it has no lleeeissary t&nnexkm:>" "*? \ ' 0 ;N V ;Ttu>r if:the^,reSpTation" waS affj naaedr1t would not -materially sdstara tSe Texas resolution; but, on the other band, if rejected, would t>efat?l tothafipropcP silion. . although^ the resolution aifinried^what. :waa i . flw, and wKat he was always^>repared to maintain, it will be more appropriate when ihe whole subject of Texas is under consideration which will be in ?? week or two. . ?'*?;??? ?" ; \ 'i. . ? v JVIc. CaLhoon strenuously opposed the motion to.; lay the resolution on the table, arguiug earnestly that the reaseps; aligned by his coljeague. J^ere jayiffi. ^ient tictj^tKy any postponement tj>aiits"adof? (.Hon-was demanded as a coroflaxy ^ tibe^ principles i^ t|re pre.(^ir^resolnt^n^r*n^>i??Noe8^^-; to? meet" the principles assertedjn the Yei^fttfesov-. 3uti^in>Jard .to Texas- ^ J ^^'Xl " Mr. Preston repUed^exylaintng more-St targe,a>id; iyindicai inghiimotires : fbrdraii^gto iaj^feycesoltS present.,; ' - Oen. 5cotthasJ)een sent to keejMh* ? VllOjl S4?E-_R0PE,- J. .I2al5 BACON, Round,. . . .. .. ^ 12 a 17 : BGTTER, Country. . J20. a 30 5CQJTOK,. , . .. . .J: _ JL ..^7 a.lOii Mackerel, no; i, x . . ? . _ tn ? 13 E? > S No. 2,'. a ll "iV- .No. 3,.,;..., ......:.... M a -8 - ;FiW>UR^ Caimtry,.^. 850, a 91 :COR5?^? ??*?+* ?*j? ?**'?? ...... ...? ?<? \if? i . o87 ft J00 ^ .... .. ?... . .... . .62 a 75 ? ^sas;. : v ........ .. . . .w. $1 aim ^IRON,^wedes^. ^ . i . ? ,-i ? . >. 6- a -7<. -.%? . '?:XU~ . .-.r . .. w . .^.5^^ 12. o LABD, >ew?. . ..>^..4 ? ? lS^ r ^OLASSES, C?be,^ v.;. i.50 W 55^ ^v.50.a,^8fV Ex^tmvE-'-DEi^^EJ^'^^ " - - Gqlumbia, Jaa.^lB, -I8S8. y :^ : fErMj^TINhasbeetiVapp ^^nt^q^ugh,-><)ni^i6nday^tBfeS^ar? iti^nd' remain two ^ days, *to ^fle^"d to:the\ ^^ms of papt. : on Thursda^^v^fcaal. iriaia. three da vs, for the c^ompanjiB^ of CJap^ lains/Mathis and Hargrove~at Li^ureps-'p: 3--ori ^Monday, the. 29th,,, aml. -remain tVe-ol' Miys^ipi^Gapi Joneses jcom^y-rrat^^fi^ :VilI^ C^_H. on^Thurs(Jay, t^e l5t of F ebrua 'ry/aad remain; three days, ifor ,6apt. Chifes-s* CQ.B3 pany ? afcC Vi rennes, \A nders'on - District, 'i ? ? - -ri-? r~ ? tk~' "?. r.L-:. . . ruv ' A^,to -ithe other districts, notice will, ben :^^n^ftereafter."'-;^ --"? ? c " ?r AH^laim^ntsT are required to attend aj^. the Ar**vAm>nlrl *\t &. a^aL\a1t ? nn%Ko m nvni ri cr i pz Fdr"t>ablic lDfonnatioiiv the R^solutioiis ? refen^li ta^are "annet^*.;^ > . jBhe ,a^' o^Coogti^^ vis:aiso-pubfehed. ?? 1 ai ma e ts will b e pre pared_ ^^h^evidence^^ in -^conformity "t04he requisi-" t?ons of that ac t^ or^ ir such ca a notlh e prb-' 'fiar<^^.in.?rly...as. iiwyj^.p^ctipahieA ? . ^ ;--The:bf5ceftL of the companies ^cdneerned; will -e^qjU^this inferrnation" \titftout delay,, ati'daffiord to" Col. Martin 'all necessary'co -? ~ ??'?' WtS-C'iS ??*x? ' /" ' '?' ' " ' 1 '* * C'.H, operatio.ir. ?? ^ t ^ ^ . * ; / -JP.vM. BUTLrERr y ' >; '? ? '??' :* ?" || I v ; ^ - REPORT r Of the Special Comm diet on that part of the Gover fH no*?* Message which. . relate: to the Claims of the Flo-' j>c ridajy^vnteeri. '??.<*?. \ A. The Special Committee to which wa# referred 'that S*&5KJSr->^'"ii' .*? ? ? . s - ...^ - - '. ? - ?? - - * ' '^?tv^nor^%ll^^l^_.reJaUngK.to--t^ '5i3Zgtv-""~-" ? Z i*"- ~i* Az>2.?-<Z~- "? ? " " " -i That eariy m the month of February; 18^, Major.: General Scott, of the Army of tie" Unit^ StaJte^r who wis clothed by the War T^artmejat^-. with ex traf^naryan^plenary. power^tpeohdoct Jtlje l^ar^ against the Seminole Indians ^ invRpri&^made -hw ? reqnLsi lion upon the thil^jStateviiw:- a J regioientvor moulded- infairtry, to serve' for^ three Col. ^JBL-R. GoOd^n-^Tbat"t& citjcwtBrof.- flje^t^teHje^ longing tathat regiment. were. not'only required- to give to the United States- theK -pw^al W were al^ reqcu'red to carry a part" of thei^pjopeldty mto th^iervice?Thauhere was at t^tftae^ioTaw of jCongress whictf provided, an indemmficatioii^r ; the losses which, might accrue upon the exposure'of individual property thus carried into -the service jof the United"Stata8? -ihst althoflhere Was no existing la w, yourcommittee^are of the opinion, that thi^oblir ; gation of. the United-States to indemnify cannot -be^j questioned? the more espeeiall y as- the officer making ^ the requisition" Was clothed^. by his departnaent wid by : Jhe.chief magistrate of the JJ nitedj Stati^ ^n th^th^. ji?ost plenary powers? and as the property as- well as. the individual owning the pro pert y^wa^reCeivedinto Ute serytce, tfm.aathority of tRe officerlof Sto lint ^overthej exception o? Capt-Gibsoa'* ?ompajiy, was mustered,, into the serv^^the United. Scales, at thaSistert ferjyon the Savannah River, about the 18th of-Teb* /^j^ST* Iwraes yrifo ftieri a^ra?edv a* your ^remittee am inforin^f by the ^lat^iCotenel, tlpoa^a pan~y?f _ __ perform this d u ty ; but Brig Ge&'fiptia, of the army I of the United States, under yvhose ^coro raand :\Ma[ ^gimeMraapt aced, gave it his Verbal sanfitiotti^r \ From this regiment has arisen a variety of claims for I ;io3emrrity for property Jos t or inj ared . . Congress has pftaau3d.ala\v intended to 00 v er ' w?na ej>f xbnt leaving out others, manifestly too just t*$&kia | I of yonr coram ittee, omitted. rh?48iW# ' jpg~ ?r_.,.^nied by so many vexatious isolations from the departmen t charged with its execution, as 30 itnrof the com ttiiu ucjuj w uw houimuw. *,p^ stands between the claimants and the 'United Stale*, in a relation, that ? in the opinion^f thg comrmttc^K F renders it not Only-expedient a^prbper,"bnUhe<3iity ^.t^vState, to see that they shall not suffer Tfois, eifixer by a.d^alpflth'eijr just claras,jor the delays of the Federal Government'to ^nut Jtl^^ The State .havingln fulfillmentof her own engagements with thoj Federal .Gpven^ment ordered these claimants, Jbeingher ovs-71 cittzensjinto the serviceof the pnited States, is, irbtfite opinion of thecoramittee,boond to ?"see ti&tii indemnified for the losses consequent upon that service.. ^oUr^ Committee, ifferefofe,' fecom? mend thatihe State shall assume-ihe paymentof jc?ses of prope^y/on the part of that regiment, for* ; whie&the 'claimants ate justly entitled to indemnity. j In pureQah(^;o?. this recommendation, the committee lassifiqatioh of t^e claims for thesahetaotf tffthe- Cegialaturevtoiie settled in the manner, hereafter provided for, upon bei rig submitted id .being satisfoctorily a ouched. ^S^?^^M^^^attle^:or"- betog i&itaded, SffifegSgggaEgSl " 3rd. Horses which were lMt in.the ^rv-ice^. .; . \ ; ? 4 tit l&rees w bich* died alter the.discharge of U?e ?^r^ment andon the \roy.hbifta. ?- - ?lj ^ ^ /I <iAn? k^mn' .wer rent 1 less. iOp^w^ iost ^m norses^g^ iesotaier^was separated bythe ord er; Wtfhis-bSrse or equi page, ^nd his horse, lost or not wHch afetej 1r*>- tV \ V 1 ?_i!l .? Jt'" 1 p^drafted, ajotlj rssm^^-r- - L-the CoIoneLjo tpount the^con^ariy. "These horsey t^ere appraisal, and oh their; reium sold. Tfi'e* dif^ inference bet w&eh the *am6u nt cif the aj^^i^meht hind, the sale, will be^etw|eit & 2nd ... The claim 0 1 Capt. Whit more and his officers, ? ;seK^aa^ i^ndezvou? at the JSttter* (erry,.wjth-; T^tTT ' .T-* ^77? _ - ? ? icpfhe General iSovernment, vwasjtten. made to,haA(e them discha rged, w hicK:^?te r^^^ ^Under these- circumstanceaij C^pt.^Whit iiaore and hiso^cers purchased hofses'at their co svn ieipense.^^These horses were sold at the close of the campaign and -"the difference of the purchase 'aild s^, two or three hundred - dollars, is submitted by Capt. Whitmore as a claim on the pari of himself and officers. Ji I-'-. ?Wr '?.* . ** \ w?s?w? w? -r.zr-^ro rj;- ? - ??????.?. . - . ^^^;Gibsoh^^m{m;''eouid.. not reach the Sis ter's ferry wit h the .'other companies and marched alone tqSu ^ugugtiQe.^ rlt was mustered into service l^^^aniiah." cT^claimof Cafit. Gibson amounts to ^twp orthreeh^dne^itwlartior subsistence furmshed bvhimJfo^ bikcommand.on the- march From Savan theji^p^ef^^t^ -army l^yirtg '^Z' ^ ^ \ 4th/jCJ(aiim otTJohn Al Colcough for horses ^ur-r ^ishedCapt^ubo8e's. company from 5umter^ittrict. fe'meoi , ^Qjse of pa^^c^^^TOmpariy ^ wnedno'hOr ses; fifteen head of horses were futnishied ^y ^lis patriot ic citizen, but few of which were returned. - vf 5tfc? The^e^m of J.' Bfc; Desaussure, -for - mone^ iurnished Capt. iDubose 'a com pan^fo r s ttl^tehce.'0 Tlus; is a claim. .for -^Mr- T)^u3sure ^ar -Brigade- Majop^o! Brig. (ien. Cantey, and. was di's ^patched by hirirto organize the company in Sumter. ?TBe wft^^y'waa^with'ou tv ^the* ineajis of iubsisfence' and could not marph--under lbese circumstances. >Maj. Desaussure advanced $500, $200 of -which - was returned by the Captain, jr" - - ^ Ta , and us t a ntf *Ka A?Aimo ArtnfrtJr?A^ A/immitfoA fbruveroor^ to De paw out or tne-c Qmmgent fun^ w^^uty tfihafi lie #'csltedrnll%^^{iaii which are embraced in thisHrep^Hiand the testimony --Jfaolve^ his exeeflency P. M. Butler, Gen,^ 5agiea^ones, and jCoh R. H. Goodwyn: axe. hereby. A*M tn'<rKn -a'An*?ui?(*A .^(^ide^i^a^'W^sla^^nr^Mi^^e alfowidias ^uMci^^^fesfibfishe^^^ unless -'ifapptirfed l>y tKei^me' '9f^ngr^sr passed at its last aa^&i ^r the* estabhpfimeijrand ^aymem of wch^ralm&p^n case b? guested- to a^plyu^ough our Repr^jentatives" in cl^^exi^&^ay$eM'" ^t^Sto^oTjthe araount<?f die>said claims, as soon jM t^ey *haltTia^.been established as aforesaid. . Sf Represejitadoes, Dec. 18, 1837' ^^^jd^That^e House do agree to the' Report. Q^re^^^atft^be sent to the Senateibr -concur rence: Byiorder, . ' r ? ^ . T. W. GLOVER, C. H. R. In ' % V<?7 1837. ^&#scfoe4,' That Senate do cpncur^^Ordered, That it be returned to the House of Representatives. >^?%y order, ; ~ ' " . ' " ' JACOB WARLEY, C. S. ?<5xx" r <:r $. SLules jN -RxLATipN ^aCj^ iM^^rovided for by an & act' ^^of Coaggejss ? passed 18th"January,'i837, entitled An'acVtp provide^ ^m-the. payment, of horses and pother jpropeity.ldst orVleVtroyedfjn.lthe military ser T ~vi^oi'die.lJ^^dSta^,,,^)i?scribed in pursuance ^l^e^th ^cuoii of jtheiatdact. '--'v. ?-?,>,?>;' ? Ws n claims undet the^proy isions of this act must be ' "resented at tbe.offi.ee of the Third. Auditor of. the '^r^> **- V "? ^ .W. 1 r ^ '. ?% >v 3C-TS ' ? end of the nextses ?oh o^C0agrer^"and,eaeh mustb.e sfctetanjiated by such e-pdei^e as is hereinaftec^lesignated, ivith res: pect loj^esjii the class under ivhich it falls. . , 1 . - Bjftlfie fi rst: s&ction,'of th e la w. it is enecte(| :. ..;;; , ??*"U 'I^W/if^fvrt Tf Af ^ Ai /Tor' mnnnt^H ' atfany fi SSB? -- ~J>-. i i, Qr.sta^r.orQther^officerj, mounted ; the roii'ar/ service ofthettpited States since the.l 8& ?jpffup^ 181% or who shall hereaftej^be in tidier .vice, and has sustained or shall sustain damage, with? Urot fault or negligence on his part while in said ser Vi'ie, by thcfloss of a horse in battle; or by the loss o?a horse wounded in battle, and which has dicdf or vliall die, of snid wound, Or being so wounded, shall be abandoned, by order of his officer, and lost, or shall i sustain damage by tjie loss of any Ivofse by death, 6r abandonment, in. consequence of the United States failing to supply sufficient forage, or because the rider was dismounted and separated from his horse, fl5nd ordered to do duty on foot at a station detached ;1rom hia hofse, or when the offic er in i he immediate command ordered, or shall order, the horse turned r^t.togaze in the woods, prairies, or commons, bo cause the United States failed, or shall fail to supply sufficient forage, ,aiul the loss was or shall be conse quent thereon, or Tor the loss ofneccssary equipage in consequence of tlie loss of his liorse, as aforesaid, .shall, be allowed and paid the value thereof : Pnvid edr That if any pay merit ha? b een. or shall be made to any one aforesaid, for the use and risk, or for for ?age after the death, loss, or abandonment of his horse, said {payment shall be deducted from the value there of, unless he satisfied, or shall satisfy the paymaster, at, the lime he made or shall make the payment, or "thereafter show by proof, that he w.is remounted, in 'which case the deduction shall only extend to the time he was on foot. And provided, also , if any pay ment shall have been, or stiall hereafter be made, to any person above mentioned, on account of clothing, to which he was not entitled by law, such payment shall be deducted from the value o( his horse asc ac coutrements." To establish a claim under t his : provision, -the claimant must adduce the evidence of the officer un der whose .command he served when the loss occur ed, if alive, or, if deadf .thereof the next scrviving ol ?ficer; describing the jpfopett>% tfie.val^ thereot, the time and manrieMn"- which the 1#S8 happened, and whether or riot it 'was Sustained ;wrthout^ any fault or negligence on theolaimants paij.TheevFdence should also, in case the claimant was remounted, after the loss, state when Ke was remounted, how k>ug he continued so, and explain whether the horse whereon he was remounted had not been Turnished . by the United States or been owned by jinotherjnounted militiaman or volunteer, to w hom paymentfor jtie. use and risk thereof, or for its forageaiyh1^ inthe. possession of the ; claimant, may h lve/been made; and if it had beertroua owned, ^(^ldTtame the^p'jr* son, and the. ojmmandio. which hg belpnged. And in every instance in which "the ^laimiafcy extend to ---- - the'several articles offrhicbtbe same con'.' '^e-separa^ Value of eacitislionld be sdo Of CASKS. < ^^e^eco^sectiorvofO^e law. enacts g^^lwt 'any-pereohiwIibi?in the said, military service as v^itnteer or drai^hie^nwlitiamaiii furnished or. , ^shall furnish hinfeelf with arms and militaryaccou-V trements, and sustained or shall sustain damage ! y the capture. or destrnetion oftbes^me, -without twi "** ^ ^jr negligence on his parti, or who lost or shall ' claim under thisjproy?sion mustbe establish^ < sejoftbe^ofhcerwbo^commanded Vthe lost happened, if aHve|<6r, i? 1L' A cj^iog'offiwr; diecribing the ?atoe;of,each,- whether^] ^^^iPQt*:iiwhaf ; "wayi and,. when theloss occurred,, and whether or f / *^Tkatjany~person who sustained or shall sustain ' the 4o*asr capttire, or- destruction; by art '~^ioT8e^ ind1e,~: oi^w&goti, bioat, i - ~v- r w ^c?^d*?y|pen*ont r sifttaineig fa@^^dam9ge-3>y the ^d^tb-.w.iab^dbfime ,w' ' s uc h horse , mbte,*>r~ ox,.%hilainthejk!E* " oCite^oilure^on the] with sufficient iop^fe^ihaft bie allowed kad '-paid' the value thereof?1^! - ;? ' '? ''?* To establish>iriaim under this prov isioh, it wfllfie necessary to produce the testimony of the officer or /agent of the United), States who ii >pressud oroon tracted for the property mentioned "in suck claiii, and also ofthe officer under vrho3e"~imme diateT command the same, was* employed at the. time of j?ptu*e, des truction, Ioj?, or abandonment ; declaring in . what Way the property was taken into the service ofthe: United States, the value thereof, whether or not the. risk to which it would be exposed was agreed to be ; incurred by the owner, whether orriof, as. regarded' horses, mules, or. oxen, he engaged. tg xoppltf. f be. same with sufficient forage, in what manner die loss ' 'Z+i? * - Tr* ? c- -v~ Thd. sixth section of the laWrienacta. V" vbf :r -"That in ail instances where.any minor haa^beeni or shall be engaged in the military service of the United States, find wafe or shall be provided witli n 'horse or equipj?ent^-or.wi(b military accoutrement^ ibjrhis parent orj^tHirdian,and ha^died,'or shali die, ? without j>ayinJ$or said property,' and- the same * las; been,^or shall be lost, captured, destroyed^or ab^n^ ijddriedfin the manner before mentioned, said parent or guardian, shall be allowed pay therefor, on making, satisfactory proof as in other cases, land the fttrther proof that he is entitled thereto, by Tiaving furnished the same. - -,iVj je, , jv? - h.. ^ V?.v . ^ \ r"A parent Or guardian of V deceased minorv-wiW ^ therefore, in addition to such testimony applicable l& hia. claim as previously, described, have to. iurjiish' .proof tliat he provided the minor with -the property ?s therein mentioned; that the.rainordied. withpat.pay f, ihg forisuch property and. thatiie; .tho.-parcnt.or. .guardian ris entit]e^tp payment for it, iby bis having tttarnished ? .^.v ..{.'The! seventh section ^o| theJaw ehaets.: . .-_v';That in all.instanqes' where any. person, ^other' than a minor, haa been ofJshaH be qngaued in . th^ .military service aloresafd, and has been, or shall I provided writh a horse or equipments, or withkmilita pry accoutrements" by any persoOi tbeow ner thereof? ^yhb has riske^^ shalUtakc the Insl^ojt^ch liorae^ t:equ ip m e n ts, or mUita f accotttremeri^: en i hima^J p5nd;the'sameibtosb<Mn?r shall [{strojC^ .or labandbnfed ; in tjie manner beforei ^ihen^ tioned, such owner shall be allowetl pay. therefor, oq making satisfactory- proof as i n other cd^es, artd the" further proof that lie ifc entitletf tlferet<? by^.having furnished the same, and having taken the" risk ont jiifi^eii;" ? * f ^ -C.%, ' Besides the testimony in support pf- hW claim here Hinbefore required, every such.ovy^nervtbrtefore,^n 3biaye to prove that he did piWiU^ihKAoree^^qtHp^ ^ents, or military acjcoutrcmenta therein mentioned, incl took the risk thereof du h'fei^^'abd* -faat-Jfe:- 3^ entitled to payt here for, by having furnished tne same, taken. the. risk thereof, on^ himself; and this proof should be contained in a .deposition of the" person who,had4 been, so trov ided.by. him with such norse, equipments or raili?i!^^<H)uVr$|net)tS' o-- _ , -r In no case.Tcan.the prpduclion of the evidence pre. - . viously described, be'^dispensed with, unless the ,pr aeiijcabilityjof-producjng it J)e. clearlyiproved, mid, then the nearest antl best olher evidenc^ofwhicli be furnished in-| the lieu case may be susceptible, must be forn ... r-very claim must. 'be. accompa^iegby adeposjtion ofthe cl;/irhant, d6cj^*ng.that he has jiot received from any officer^ ^ br%entr,ofv'ihe^ horse or horsci^ eqtiipagV^t^^Cc^^rifen^mulej wagon, cartj boat, sleigh, or itarnesi, jas.Ae case may i>ej in lieu of the property A?l^;ftor-ahjf^5tipejir sation for the same, and be s upported v-^f praoticablet by. the orginal valuation list, niailebj^thepSpim&ert ol' theproperty, at the time the fame was taken^imo i the United States service. All evidence, otherthan the certiSfeates -^officeCff: who at thettima of ^ihero, ^e>evih ^re:mfie?r^. service of the.tJnitea State^'roust b^s^prrt ^before some judge, jiisUpe dulv au^orized 4o adnMnisteK oathfei?^j>f hicnr authority^proof shotild^accpmimny the.evidence? Approved, January 25, , -v ' ..^NBRE^iJ.A^KS^iT The Pendleton Messenger, Green^^^untaTC! eer, Edgefield A dv.ertiser," Charleston Courier, apd Mercury, will copy the Declaration in AtidchtnenL H.H.K^ly, Hv' i Vs, John Gray elly, . , ) -v ????; . ?m W. -y ?'.<?>- . . . . .. , HEfiEAS the Plaintiff in this actiondid.dn this day file his dedv ration-agamst John* Gray the Defendiant, who is ab^nt from and^without the UmUa ofthis Sltate, (&.& having^ad^ ther wife or attorney.known upon %hom a copy ofs the above declaration" with, a rule to plead thereto/; may be served :^It is therefore in persuans'e oftht^ General A^embly of this State- in such pases mV^" and provided, Ordered, t^at t he Defendant "do pi" thereto on oir before the Seventeenth day ofC*'" next otherwise final andaSsoIyte iudgmenj' then given, antl .awardpd. againstbira. u 5* , JA)&E?L S..GUIG'" Office of .Common PI Partition of tUe Real Estate of James Calk, deceased. tiMtmCfmrl ofi Ordinary, 1b?gIX<m?t DISTRtCT, S;C. . Uriah Frazierei uxor.}- ;?*>'?? ' " ' > v Applicants, ><r:"|v ^v"^! - -Mrs. Susannah Calk, "{ widoW, Wm. Gregory and wife Elizabeth, Jamb Frazier and wife Susannah, Simeon Calk, and Sarah Ann Calk, Defendants.. ~ IT appearing to ray satisfaction, that Susannah ] Calk, William Gregory and wife, and Sarah Ann j Calk, three of the defendants, reside out oC the limit* of this State, it is therefore ordered, that they appear; before rue, on or before the 12thday of 'March next, to object to the division of sale of the real ?rtaf?^6f JAMES CAI.K, late resident on S a 1 ud?v Riv er^^] ceased, or their eou^nt vvi^be^nterc'dofrecOttbiV^ - A. HrFORT, Ord*y. ^ Lexington .C. H, Jan. J& South Carolina,-^-^ ffl as*_c- '-f John Culler and : - - Jacob C ul!er,'V . vs. - ^ E'ixnbeth Robinson, . Mary Robinson, * Daniel llerkmg and Sarali his wife,. *_ John Jennings and Frances h is wife^ and i>t Iters. :?'& i hbF-: BHWior partiuoi);.of Reni T^tatej, . n--^^ '?$*? ? ST appearing to ray satisfaction that DanW Her long and-SnYah lus wife, and John Jennings and France? his wife, four of. the defendants in jhe ubove: stated case, reside without tlje limits of this State, - if; is therefore ordered, tliat they- do- plead, answer, or demur to the Bitl ^f Complaint within threv months from tbe pub licstipn, hereof <y ttw s*me wiUbe taken vr0LC07ifcs$0 as' t3 them. , . vjfV '.&?? - ^ imissjoner's &? 15l|L^anuaf 'iSrV'aZr* K. ?VWa?? OOLVthe d M A RES f l and defect in die left'eye'Vth0 oitw? c a small siar anisnip. and recently* t a white hind Ibfct- yThcy^'ere'r* field tP will* pSbly nl^heir'vTOry State RoadoV ^across to <3 rnl ige&urg h ^ ^VA-iiberal. Reward, fs . -?jifi*4>e paid ^ lor their delii mkz ? Fferry -^oa<3f^ & J art 20, 1333, vmw ,r. lil&I Co^ton Gins, abov^Col^bia^ .,? :iu^?^fd,o tcrhsj- Which Cowapany:- without d/jlay*? 3 tM "General Supertnter'^"* ^nT^rdera at the Worf 0 Costitlgs'will b^ieKyel fiia'atifieCharleston] %ech|a^^ ??7*vW ? ^ eJsMk: iarvd to exorute ...e running gear of , Maehiner, and -Cast* on the Broad River, in " fa, alx>ut 100 miles P. & R, Brtck, of Co iveotfe&urilhtkc pat Id to the W orks of tin? r. Harrison, ivc and exe *> '? '<?' ?? ? } ' _ner* in Colum JVork* they will. ?; - . r"^ to deserve the pa^J ?- . . ' President. ^ \ -YORK Wflfiara Robinson, ? 7_ loson, The widow,' John jc-wife-Eleanor, JohnBov ^ ^^oines Robir-^ ^^obmam>^K Roflfe ;ht of his. . ? _nson, /Catherine i, Defendants. that tbe. sevende Ei. aujjciinjjg rw mj ?wmw "Tt v" ? , fendant*.:cbove named re?ide without this bute, >K?.Afn?'A*>taMt that lh?e<)n onnpsMnr) Abwwt that tc the division- or sale of ROB JN SO^de<*a^ ~ , dsy io Apnl ijexV <* ^ be entered lofreeordi, m. : ... ' - j ,f -i tvy, object efJOHN _ the first Mon Ut the same will ?'?? ? ; r CHAMBERS, - ? of York District. ' 3 >-g5fc5a LxiuisvMe, Cina&nHttj , and |^^-FfCHAlltES,r&X ^MPtOAD. ?. ?vi^f posals WiE be received at the paojiiin Columbia, S- C.y untii rhe_ tuar^ next^-fgr the graduation and ^ portion of jtbe Road from C^umbia tu??? . the Co) igafe e ^R i v erH in . the vicimty ^ofvj 1 Ferry, being. 25 mUes in extlentr * . . r "V: S.': ^neiviB' jiMtw *jiM piMinvo vi'c^ro.Miiv win the. Office o|the Uesjdent^f^gT^;, Coiembla, S.C.,aft^rjlie lfftli day yfrlrtgjiaCjft /; 60 s6^n/'itt.the'saryey8riSr I^tio^jiowrjft-" >m c n rp' ^?>"mnlpfrn ihnif' rvor I- nfih/> AtmvI Mti>l ress, are frdniMc ^^forfol k "ah tf ^nr r'T Arfa ^rrn^^f?toet ??)} - J t- Jr'-' - rf? - i V VVnJiatajBfovyn,^ ^^J^kins,S^jDinlkms&;1 R. ^njT^TER E A^d^sP^ini ^hMay^me Judder ? fa?a,S. Dniktn8 &.R. Hoiae t^e absent from iind yvfthout, th^imi ?is said,^and hav ing neither wife flponwhora -a, copy of-the'abovf rale to 1 * ' 1 ' mm ttrSir, t . Office ofCommonPlw ^chl^n^actg^ M'chW. ? f Attachment Jahajali .Riddle. J ? ?; . ... . filedj ce ^ siTd- De -s .ratiou in tlieCtokiV'^. ... ? or' Attorney known to bei his " Staler he . is required t bin one yeor and a asij'. ^TOJ _ >fydr finataod absolute judgment s 's Office, ^^1837.) ?HHiiKwl tfottcfcrv* THR Subscriber returns man? thank*fcr -ers of Agriculture, Ihtxivtihnfp;^^ ture?for. he flattering ewo??|icwpl'L ed^'^-.jMist year, urxl rmare*thcnr; u'fnev Is^ni* niulnwHcy khali br J- ? is the ;*eat>ex|>ensc anient ' ftrim JJcst^rtrof-lr^ frym-G-io STcej *Huin, doi Almonds i Hoi*eClfeani? Mc-Orecfefj .DahlioJjT jilfiwit^ . **; **$ a?a iniM* largBJ" <tfver*ree*?s; v u reels <?ce#vod fivm 'ie finest cnilcctiop of deuMe from part ,.r. ?!.?? ?on?i-J pwwr. uuucp, ycsi.uctuvj nr J" CoiJl?betle*i?lto subscribe lo the iivrti ^ J^iwoahy i. Brock, jk ine ui^dMM*Sfy<arii? ad vonce-rintf?e bwt numl^tfi^biawfr'of -iha Gfr weliafa^?ia Jim 'ihc-whVilc year ;?M | ?tvv c i \ o 7uq^H^HP ycheapeat paper.* in- 'L,~ . _ matter: iu.inbua.w iuMfltiS^diesoil and thai ? The suiui'rihefinvitetf alt thoso thai i^rol an in! ostjn the cultivation ol'fruita and Aowojx, to risit < Oiarden ? children excepted, without their ptftMl >, tha^ I HBH| le him to. furnish all special ordc ! at'as short notice as is possible, ootf tt tlj sonable prices. The wt>rfc Willi be of the best seasoned materials^ firxt-rote st fie. Hejies on slant ly supplied with Wwdq&i generally jn use, ^ fcagg: ; ; " / WINDOW BLINDS and DOORS. Ord " the country will be lulfiiledwilff the utmost . ~ ' " > >? - ?/ With theabuvejmmer) artictes, thaf *- - - keep on band GLASSt%WHiTi? USA GREEN, PHILADELPHIA PVV(X>> JAJttfS H*TA VLOIt.a^VJ Charleston, - I sggmmmmm ne^^id^on's ncar ihe Ca.np Giouml." ?n lho l4^ ?* ??*&'? MiD. . ?* WiWam Wggiu the English Fprty iinad. .^gKBS! Ou jndayvlhe 16iht at Abraham s ib*yx**kULm??Ei And 1 nesdoy , W ed nesda v, Thursday, and -?}& lh.? eww?g Jlor&eoop. - ? - . Millet, and aWjgwj. said month, at tlic residence^* dry: articles of household and A 66, a small stock of Hogs, ae) estate of As thus "* I the first of witbUvfe PWP *m? alfn? - the first of January next ***" *"v^. M Safar^jSafltognoe at 11 o^ctocfcj ' R." HOWELL, Adminartntor. f-eevenyesi-, ? , ^ F, and.thciU^Sve chddrsn ; fiJ^'Twnd^s ba It until tbe;first Monday m Fsbraar y immaT The?5iay h^fieen at tkll j nnf'i resideuceat any time after the 29th inst ,^h. JAM^T. WADE. J, '?Sfiw638' v>v;'v^ 4 Jf8 ?stal>lis1im??nvis placai jA the most complete order for the veliexs and psnuanent Hoarders, ?jJt> iho^whb may avor him wil^X " xertions will.be sgjtf^i f t ai^ c<mvcnie^MF- .^v .pportjte has ra [ assures his ph as to ?^a- v ieewm*H|sew;i%aasit ssf enceiuent in bosipess.'Slg L^GUS STJSWTAHT. ^ ?S^^SSH fipZvatmi ?<$ T^s-vTsas? .v.'T