Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1828-1839, January 27, 1838, Image 4

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If a liipToirRaccs. ?- Race* over the Hampton Course, in the vi- [ * . finity of A^usta,. Georgia, will commence on j r" the fir? Tuesday in Febuary next, and continue dur- j ^ "nzthe sveefc. <- , . The proprietors, after a vast den! of labor and ex- J pense. have at length fi'led up this Course, and it i? ; e-htfitTed % jhose who have visited it, to be equal, if i 5. rot spuerior, taany.in the United Starrs, in :?>int of j ~ir? fnrtiwe*. its locality,. and ite superiority of soil as a * trafoiBffthtek. . The owners of horses* tramersaird j ridersysay from forty to fifty, can be accommodated ? with the utmost convenience and comfort. - Twelve 1 or fifteen geutienieo. wishing initzsuruhly retirement [ fTrom the noi^e a-*Ki Hustle of the city, enn.be furn- j ~ t>hed with extxf/'ent room* ? Their stables are not in- j - erior to anjnn America; they can stable from forty j to fifty race horses. ^0'"^ FIRST DAY. A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats, one thousand dollars entrance, half forfeit, declaration $100; six en- ' ^Jries aftd closed. M. Is Hammond names C. C. ' Gen>w, Hire Henry, dara by Eclipse : Coi. VV. Harap- | vV.tWH" b f Emiiy, sire Emilius, dam Elizabeth ; Johu e " . 3fforrison, f>. r. Tartrct, sire Luzborough, aud out of 1 ;- ?? Archie mare : Johu S. Ashe, c f. by Godolphin I l^and out of Sally Tny'or ; E. M. Seabrook, c f. by i Luzborough, put of Miss Midway ; Wm M'Carno, b. f c. Steel, by imp. horse Flyde, our of the dam of Sally 1 f? ubaaks. I - SECOND DAY. Wednesday. ? Two miles and repeat ? free for any . * thing-. X handsome Silver Plate, valued at $250, to which wift be added $f50 in cash. The Plate is ? -V- a. present from a friend to the turf ^?hv< . V ; THIRD DAY. ? Th ursday . ? Three mile hears ? 3600. : FOURTH day. Friday. ? Four mile beats ? purse $1500 ? $1,000 to the winner and 500 to the second horse in the rape, I provided he saves his distance, and that three ! start. FIFTH DAY. ^-Satnrday ? -Mile heats, three best in fire ? purse ^^400 ttrthe winner and 100 to the 2d horse 2^Sr :n rhe race K^The sports ot each day will be closed by Sweep \atake* of different distances, for a purse to bo given s^by the. Proprietors and the entra nce money added number of fine horses will, attend, and great gSpp^aaticipated. F- VV. LACY ??s.JrT~iV ? -Acting Proprietor. 5, : . - 3m- 3t gount Ziou Academy. IE exercises of this institution v. ill be resumed to the first day of January next, under the care StSrf T W Hudson, D. W. Ray, and I Neal. The ^f^ruawiilbe the same as those ot the /ear &3hmeri?mre and success which each "^e -jbove men hav_e had in the action esepF strong claims to the attention ox pa ' retrench the expenses of the students and t invent all habits of extravagance,^ Zjon rrtty has adopted the following refeluuon , That Student of the Mount Zion Academy shall con t or,Wve any account many s?pre 1 tav,erV n s^* k>o ; and if nny one shall violate this rule, be sb. 1$* the first offence be reprimanded, and lor any rep ^ thereof he shall be suspended or expelled, at -quest fttfnw* the means of extravagance. ^^nnsborough, S. .0. Dec. 23, 1S37. 55 _ : Land for Sale. , JEsabscribe* offers for salens plantation, wtu atedon the Wateree river, ^ miles belowt a mden. jtnfaPtatiotV in point of fertility and produc & believed to be equal 10 any m the ^tate ; it fethe wWe, about 4000 acres, *2,OOOt>wam-\ 4of npbntl ; of the swamp there^ cleared ^ moouc^acres.andnfthe npknd abont 100- More '?r$WL?ae ?aif of the cultivated land w fresh, having 'beencfeared in the la* .7 years. The ontirelv healthy and are situated so as to afford Ho- settlements, at ? convenient distance fnxn ^ thx ^vtmn lands. There are on the plantauon, a cotton gins, propelled by water, ?kear the^enue of the plantation. There is also ^^^^Tastock of cattle and hogs and 4 or of o&Sctt, -which might be purchased, be w*rl*ser. Any further information may be had by ? aoofceatiortto the s?^?scriber, in Camden. Posses ion either the present season, ao^n^. ^^!>iifhCTed,ot ",L w.aFwnSE .the purchaser. 2 - . --- firr ? ? : ~ : ,J? Estray. [Jfccotmanan Eetray. by the t'ndereign uea^Monticelfo. FairfiehV District, a Bay of a small size, about ni ne vears 13^2^ I333L 2 r ? ? ? ? ~~ fi - ' ? Final JVotiec. fei ^X>persons indebted to the Estate of MACFlfi, must come forward by the 20th of February nexr and settle with Kinsi/er, iSIcGEEGQR f & Co. th'efr respective Notes and^ Accounts, or tbey will he indiscriminately putjnsmt To these indebted in large sanjp indulgence ma> be extended *pon their giving Bond wrth approved security, inters payable ^nuall^ - ... JOHiN Autu. r- , - ?? ~ ? ^MiiJLLER respectfully offers his profession al services to theinhabitants of Sandy Run and , winding country. He has located himself, for ^"^the present veer, at Mrs. Xancy-Gki^kk. s, on t e ?! ? 4t ,;-yr , Vvv\ > *' ? ? ? ? * ? Ijo aatTTw ?. .? SovT'f Carolina,) * /i>A&Li>j?TON District. ) ?T^mMTAS committed to this Jail 01 rhe 24th Derem '-^W ' ber last, M*n who calls himsell - HC^RY, and says he befotlgsjo O, iver Simpson-, ?'Hvtng iix & further says Onyct Simpson purchased' hitn from Riuhard Piles, iprtte State of "VSfginia, near Alexandna, in 18J4. ifear^ had on when eo*nmicted. coarse yeHovv pan ^ taloom and co>ilttf coat. Herir> is black, -and says he is about twenty- five years old The owner ;* rw>nf>?rfii tonav aif charges and take him out. \Y. W. KLVG, S. D. D. ' yillp - JYotice. ^Jarned request all persons indebted to ^-^ieorANN'E H ALL, deceased, to make .te pa^^bnt Prompt measures will be en forced forthwith to collect such debts as \%;r? paya ble ia Jannary last. W B. F. DAVIS, ) ^ * - WM K. DAVTS, - \ Executors. * THUS. F. FURMAN, ) Jan 6. ' 1 " Louisville* Cincinnati * and CHARLESTON' RAIL ROAD. ^TOTldfe TO COX.TRACTORS.? Sealed Pro . ? posals will be received at the office of the Com pany, in Columbia, S. C., until ihe I5th day ot Feb ruary next, for the graduation and masonry of that portion of the Road from Columbia to the crossingof the Congaree River, in the vicinity of McCord's Ferry, being 25 miles in extent. Also, for the construction of a Bridge, of 400 feet in length, <?n the Coagaree River, to be built on stone piera and~sbutmcnts, for which there are suitable quarries m rhe neighborhood "The plans and profiles of the line will be ready for inspection at rhe QiBce of the Resident Engineer, in C^htmbia, S. C.. after the 10th day of February. So soon as the surveys for location, now in prog teas. are rtKapleted. that part of the road extending fhnn McCorl s Ferrv to the Charleston and Ham borg Rail Road, at Bmachville, w31 be put under eontraet, of which due notice w:0 be given W3I. GIUBS Mc.VElLU Chief Engineer. Jba. 20 ; Proclamation By His Excellency Pierce M. Butler , Esq., Governor and Ooinmu ruler -in -chief in and over the State, of South Carolina . WM^HEREAS information has been received by V V this Department thai a certain fre?- man of color, named Tom Archer, was, on or aboui fh^ 12il? of March last, feloniously taken and canied away from the house of widow Hill, near the Fish Dam Ford, in t he District of Chester, by-two while men, who called themselves Alexander Archer and Harris. ^ NOW KNOW YE, -That to the intent the said Archer and Harris may be brought toleg.il trial and condign punishment for the abduction and offence aforesaid, I do hereby offer a reward of three hundred dollars for the a;>f>rehension and delivery of the said Archer and Harris, or one hundred and fifty dollars for the delivery of either of them, into any jail in this State. It is also stated that two white men of the above names were at Kingston, in.Autauga county, Alaba ma, about the 8tb or 9th of .April last, with the said boy Tom Archer, and there offered him for sale as a slave; hut on the said boy declaring he was a free man, no sale could be effected ; and that they carried him from there, and said they were eoinsr to Greens borough. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, this 2 1 st day of December, 1837. P. M. BUTLER. [L. S-] By the Governor, B II. Saxon, Secretary of State. 55 $30 Reward. Ran AWAY from the Subscriber, my negro man WILL, about thir:y years old, whom 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 be paid for his lodgment in any jail in the State of South Carolina. J _ M. C. HALE. Lexington, [Ga.] Nov. IOr 1837. The Camden and Cheraw papers will insert the above for four weeks, and the Charleston Courier twice a week for four weeks and forward their ac counts to the Telescope office for qoilection. Private Boarding CAN be had at Mrs. Oliver's, in the first brick house below the Commercial Bank. - . Oct. 28 :<\. 43 tf Laurensville Female A cade" my. ||S ... THE exercises of this Institution be resumed on the second Monday in - January next ; still under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, assisted by Miss Boyd, whose competency has been tested an experience of two yeari?;^- ? % ' I The Trustees are also pleasedto announce, that they ( sent on to Philadelphia, and have succeeded in pro- j curing Miss H. M. Chambers, to take charge of the Musical Department; a young lady whose success in teaching vocal and instrumental Music, has been amply tested both in t hat tity "and elsewhere. -Her testimonials are of undoubted character. ^ ^ , RATES. , Spelling, Reading, Writing and Marking on Samp lar~ ?3,50 per qr or $12 per ann. T 'Fbe above with Arithmetic and Grammar, $5 per qr. or T8 per ann- v -i The a'->ove with Geography, History, Astronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, &c. $7 per. qr., or 25 per ann. . _ , Music, per qr., or 30 per ann. ^ Use of Piano $1. ' Good Boarding at $90 per annual session. By order of the Board. ?*'" ^ JOHN M. SIMPSON, Secretary. Dee. 9. \ 51 TAKE NOTICE. ? THE Notes and Book Accounts due the late Johq: Hilliary have been placed in the hands of my. attorney, Joseph A Black, Esq., to whom those in* debted will please make immediate payment, and save ~osts, as it is very'desirabie to have the estate settled up as soon as possible : also those to whom the estate are indebted will please fumish me or my said attorney with their accounts properly attested. , JAMES FENTON, Adm'r. of John Hiluary. u Dec. 27, 1837. : ? 56 ^ Stevenson & Walker. MERCHANT TAILORS, - ^ fiJUCCESSORS to Messrs. T. Dickinson & Co. 5^ Would inform the public, as well as the many, patrons of the late firm, that in future, the business will be conducted under the above name, at the same stand- As heretofore, a regular assortment of Cloths, Casimeres, Votings, and all articles" usually found in such establishments, will be kept. Having been for; many years associated with Mr. Dickinson in busi ness, t+*y ate generally known to all those who have patronized the former concern ; they flatter thems Ives, that by attention to business and unre mitting exertions to please, they will be able to se cure a liberal share of 'patronage. Columbia. Jan. 1, 18oS. 1 Notice, ALL persons indebted to the estate of the lafe D B. Toms, and those to whom the said estate are indebted, will call on my Attorney. Jos. A. Black, who is legally authorised to settle up said estate.' .GROVE A. PEL "PON, Adm'r. of D. B. Toms. Dec. 5th, 1837. 51 P. S. Persons having notes or other Glioses, in Ac tion deposited in their Hands, by said D. B. Toms, will please render an account of the same to Jos- A. Black, with the cause of their being in possession t hereof. GROVE A PELTON, Adm'r. of D B. Toms. N B. Prompt payments will be required and en* lOrced. ' JOS. A. BLACK. Valuable Florida Land. THE undersigned offers for sale a tract of Land in Middle Florida, near the Lake Sainpala, in the Heekstown settlement There are about 1200 acres, comprising a large body of the best hammock in the territory, and about three hundred and fifty acres cleared. It is regarded by competent judges as one of the very best settlements in Florida. A healthy pine land residence and g'*>d water, within 5 miles. 1 sh.:ll be in Tallahassee and on the premises about the first of January. B. J. EAllLE. Dec. 2, 1837. . - 49 ~ $100 Reward. RAN away from the Subscriber, from his resi dence, on South Edisio, Willow Swamp. Or angeburg District, S C., on Monday night, 23d Oct., a Negro man named HOWARD. Said Negro is well proportioned, about G feet high, and of black complex ion ? high forehead, a somewhat prominent nose, full face, and no whiskers ; he has a scar on the inner ankle of (I presume) the left foo', produced by a burn, and on one of his arms a mark resembling a letter S. Howard speak-* With plausibility and ease; is rather assuming in his address, yet mild and humble in his manners. He is a keen, shrewd fellow ? walks erect and fast, and is apt to bear uncommonly on his toes when hurried. According to his own accouut, he originally belonged to Joshua Lee, a planter near Clinton, VaM to which place it is supposed he will di rect his course, or to Norfolk or Richmond He had on when he went away, blHe pantaloons ari3 coat, ei ther a blue or yellow vest, and a black hat. He took away with him a pair of saddle-bags, and is supposed to have a free ticket. To any person who will lodge said Negro in jail, so that I get him. if it be in this State, I will pay a re ward of fifty dollars, and all reasonable expenses; if in North Carolina, seventy-five dollars and ex penses; if in Virginia or Maryland, one hundred dol lars aud expenses. WM. RILEY. The Cheraw Gazette, Fayetteville Gazette, Raleigh Register Richmond Whig, and National Intelligencer will please publish the above once a week for five weeks; and forward their accounts to the subscriber at Orangeburg C. H., S. C. " ? W. R. .'/? - JktL ?%?- - *>'?> V ? **3^ I; : ? - . i*C, - -s" - ?e L- * - ' ? *-r^' w Laurens District. Nancy Glidewell, applicant, vs. Stephen Glidewell and others r*1 appearing to ray satisfaction that Jesse 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 appearand object to the division or sale of the real estate of Martin Glidewell, dec'd.on or bo fore the 7th day of March next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. W. D. WATTS, 0. L. D. Dec. 7, 1837. * 52 lOt F. Ogier , HAS removed his Drug and Apothecary Shop to the corner opposite Polock & Solomon's Auc tion Store, Main street, where he will be happy to supply his friends and customers with fresh Drugs and Medicines, as heretofore. Sept 23 38 ('OSamihia Female Academy. THE next session will commonceon Monday, the 2d day of October. TERMS. Board, lodging, washing <tc. pr session, $100 ?Tuition in the lower brandies of English, in- ji eluding Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and (' 16 Orthography, J For the same, together with all the higher' branches, including Geography with the use of the Globes, History, ancient and mo dern, Gramtner, Rhetoric, Composition, Na j. 25 tural. Moral, and Intellectual Philosophy, | Chemistry, Botany, Geology, and Mat he- J matics, J For the same together with the Latin and Greek ) Languages, ) For French, Spanish, or Italian, 16 Musical Instruction, Piano or Guitar, 25 Entrance to Musical Department, 5 Use of Pifino, 3 For other useful and ornamentnl branches the charge will be as heretofore. Competent assistants are engaged in the various departments, and it j hoped the institution will be worthy of the continue patronage of the public. The French and Italian Languages will be tangli by Mr. Roechietti, who has been employed in ity first Seminaries of Geneva, Lyons and Paris, an= subsequently in the school of General Lallemand ii New York. Dancing and Waltzing will again he taught by Mj: Breedin. f. A. C. SMITH, Principal. * Sept. 18 37 Beat this who Can. W"E do challenge the world to simplify or in . prove the principle of Cooper s Tumblin Shaft horse power. < ^ . * It has only 2 small cast wheels, one with 29 cog and the other 9, with which any morion or! powe that's required for Cotton Gins, horse Mills, turnin JLaythes, Wheator Rice Machines, can be obtaine( The cost is not haif that of any of the old plan is much easier propelled, and more durable. The said power is now in operation, in the lot i William W. Purse, Cabinet Maker, near the Cor mercial Baulk, where it- can be seen at any tim A ay person or pei^nswifchm^ to purchase the riej for Machines or District*, will apply to Dr., Fredj rick W. Green, our agent, just Mow the Brjnd Bank, who will make convey ah cea "forth e same? - } ~T ROBERT M. MAUPIN, - j JOJtfN W. LANGHORN1 ALL persons having any demands against tl estate of MICHAEL "nARKlNS. ^ieceaae will ren- er them to the suhscribertld$y "Attested and all those indebted to^he estate of the .said:^ cha ;1 Harkins will please'make immediate -pay me i or their notes and accounts. wiU j)ff. pfaced-in to hards of a proper pfficerfbr collection. ' ^ ' S.-C. DEBRlJHIi -Adm'r. V Sept. 8th, 1837. r , jETS H E R'S COTTON YAK ft. FW1HE subscribers have always on hand a large^ -JL stock of the above and will sell by the ball at ^Factory prifie. . ... . v , Orders from the eodntry thankfully received and [? promptly attended to ? f POLOCK, SOLOMON & CO. vOct 28. ; , . ; .>v, 43 tf B Estate Sale . >Y permission of the Ordinary, the Slaves of the estate of the late Professor Nott will be sold before the Court House in Columbia, on the first Monday in February nexU They consist of an ex cellent Tailor, tour Carpenters and an apprentice, several bouse servants, and others. , " ; Terms of Sale? One fourth cash, and the balance in three equal annual instalments, with interest from the date, payable annually...; Good personal security h will be required. * \ - I " > : - W. F. DE SAUSSURE. Dec. 25, 1837. / ;1; Eqnity. " V RICHLAND, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. John Loinas ,1' - & V - Mar v Myddleton, )? Foreclose Mortgage. V Adm f. and heir of I " ? W-. J^ Myddleion. J - ' BY virtue of a decree of the Court of Equity, f will offer for sale, on the first Monday of Febru ary next, before the Court House in Columbia, aH that part or parcel of Land lying anil being in the district and State aforesaid, on the east side ot the ro-?d lead ing from Columbia to -the Rice Creek Springs, con taining forty .acres, more or less ; the said forty acres being part of a tract of one hundred acres, conveyed by John Lornas to W m. J. Myddleton, the 11th June, 1336. * ???; .? ? Terms of sale are? cash sufficient to pay the costs of suit 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 paid; and if not paid when due, the premises to be resold at the risk of the former purchaser. JAMES L. CLARK, C. E. R. D. Jan. 1, 1838. It ? BOOM Jit Cost Prices, FOR SALE AT B. D. PLANTS STORE. The following comprise a part, viz : ? Elements of Surveying, by Charles Davies. at $1 25 ; Eloments of Geometry and Trigonometry, by Charles Davies, at 1 25; Elements of Algebra, by Charles Davies, at 1 25; Olmsted's Natural Philosophy, in 2 vols, at 4 50; Smart's Cicero, at 75 cents ; Gould's Virgil, at 1 50; Lusaen's Greek and Latin Testament, at 1 25; Hutton's Mathematics, in 2 vols, at 325; Schrevelli's Lexicon, at 15J; Day's Algebra, at 125; Hutchin son's Xenophon, at 1 50 ; Green's Chemistry, at2 00; Wanostrocht's French Grammar, at 62 cents ; Smel lie's Philosophy, at 1 00 ; Neuman's Spanish Diction ary, in 2 vols., at 4 00 ; Grove's Greek and English Dictionary, at 2 25; Potter's Antiquities of Greece, at 2 50 ; Entick's Latin Dictionary, at 1 00 ; Greek Testament, at 69 cents ; Clarke's Homer, in 2 vols., at 3 50 ; Cavallo's Philosophy, at 3 00 ; Mrs. Lincoln's Botany, at 1 25 ^.Play fair's Geometry, at 50 cents; Gr unci's Natural Philosophy, at 88 cents ; Cornelius Nepos, at 50 cents; History of Rome, History of Greeee, and History of France, at 62 cents each, (by Griinshaw) ;-Life of Napoleon, at 62 cents ; Life of Washington, at 62 cents ; Cooper's Surgical Diction ary, at 3 75; Gibson's Surgery, in 2 vols., at 5 50; Good's Study of Medicine, in 5 vols., at 5 25 ; Chitty's tt_j: ? i L.^.....?ianM T)im>rliRKnn'K Human i , nvuuui o C4i c-~r ? si ? Modern and Ancient Atlas, at 2 50 ; First, Second, and Third Books of History, at 62 cents each ; Good's Book of Nature, at 50 cents ; Music for Piano at three cents a page; together with a good assortment of School Books, at equally low prices. Columbia, January 6, 1838 1 ? 4w South Carolina , LAUfJENS DISTRICT. Wm. II. Pully, and" Bill for account, Injunction, and relief. Wife and others, vs. John West and John Smith. ri appearing to ray satisfaction that John West, one of the defendants in the above stated case, resides from and without the limits of this State ; It is there fore ordered, that he do plead, answer, or demur to the bill^of complaint within three months from the publication hereof, orthe same will be taken pro con esso as to hiin. W. R. FARLEY, C. E. L. D. V' Commissioner's Office, ) Laurens District, Pet. 28, 1837. ) Notice. THE Subscriber returns nanny thanks to the lov ers of Agriculture, Horticulture, and Floricul tu-e, for he flattering encouragement he has receiv ed the past year, and assure* them that his whole tine, talents, and money shall be devoted to make the Garden and Seed Store useful as well as ornaroent 4. He has been at great, expense to procure the nost choice fruit and ornamental Trees and Shrubs, from Col. Carr, of the Bartram Garden, Philadelphia, vhose name is a sure guarantee that they are of the jest sort of fruits in this country. Apples, all sorts, rom 6 to 8 feet high ; Pears, do. ; Cherries, do. ; Egg Plum, do. ; Quinces, Filberts, Peaches, Nectarines, almonds Also, a large collection of Evergreens ; Horse Chesnu:s for streets ; also, just received from Mr. Breck, of Boston, the finest collection of double Dahlia Roots ever offered in this country, from pure w hite to black ; farming implements of all sorts ; Straw Cutters, best pntterns ; Corn-shellers, do IS. B Persons wishing to subscribe to the Horti cultural Register, published at Boston by J. Breck, Esq., price two dollars a year in advance ? in the last dumber the history of the Camelia family is worth Ithe whole year's subscription. Also the Cultivator, published at Albany, by Judge Buel, atone dollar for twelve numbers. This is thou^jt to be one of the cheapest paper* in the world for the same reading matter : its motto is to improve the soH and the mind. The subscriber invites all those that feel an inter est in the cultivation of fruits and flowers, to visit his Garden ? children excepted, without their parents or careful nurses ? Sundays excepted. R. E. RUSSELL, Seedsman ijuI Florist. Jan. 18, 1838. \ 3? 3t To Builders and Mouse Car penters. THE Subscriber would inform all those who are in want of DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, and SASHES, that he has made such arrangements as will enable him to furnish all special orders for work at as short notice as is possible, and at the most rea sonable priees. The work will all be warranted to be of the best seasoned materials, and put together in first-rate style. He has on hand and will be con stantly supplied with Window Sashes "of all sizes generally in use, both glazed and ungiazed. . c* alSo, * -, ? WINDOW BLINDS and DOORS. Orders from the country will be fulfilled with the utmost care and despatch. , With the above named nrticiesr, the Subscriber Will keep on hand GLASS, WHITE LEAD, ENGLISH GREEN, PHILADELPHIA PUTTY, &c. JAMES H. TAYLOR, 28 V Range. f Charleston, Jan. L ? -* 3? 4t Observe This. THE Subscriber will attend as follows to receivo TAX RETURNS and TAXES.for 1837, viz = On Saturday, the 10th of February*next, at Tur ner .Williamson's near the Ca.np Ground. On Tuesday, the 13th, at Gaffney's Store, (Tom's Creek.) . On Wednesday, the 14th, at Marshall's Mill. On Thursday, th^ 15th, at William Higgins's, on the English Ferry. Road. W;. ? ' Oa Friday, the 16th, at Abraham B. Higgins's. \>On Saturday, tie 17th, at Meek'aMill, now Ford's. -And Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of each, week during the ensuing Marc'u court, at the Court House in Columbia. jc "Those who do not make their returns before or en i thefirst day of April next, will be liable to be double 1 taxed ; ttiose who do uot p ?y their taxes by the first j dM^of May next, will pay the Collector one dollar six and? quarter cents before they get their receipts. - BENJAMliN TRADE WELL, T, C. R. D. | -\Jan. 20, 1838. . v " 3? 4t South Carolina , v Or^GEBURGH DISTRICT. John Culle.ond y < y ? - - ? J - Jacob Cuuy1 ? vs. \ ? , "Elizabeth Robing fn Chanceiy FMary Robinson, s paniei Herlong an djjj for 0f ReaJ ' Sareb his wile, Tohn Jennings and ^ 1'i'auu'J liil ? \ and others. \ fT appearing to my satisVtion that Danie, ner. * ong and ^arah his wile, J0hn Jennings and Frances hia wife, four ol lendants in the above staUjl case, reside, without th*^ ofthjg StQtej jt is th before ordered, that they, plead, answer, or demifrio the Bill of Complaint Ujjn jhree months from tke publication hereof, ortiKme wjnbe pro confesso as to them..- \ J. B. McMICHAv q g ? d -T: Commissioner's Office, \ \ .H 15th January, 1838. J \ - 3 "?4^.; Clark's Hotefcr : THE Subscribers feer grateful for t\ery jj^e. ral patronage .that has been extend lovvarjs them, since they opened the above b leave to inform their friends and the publ^at have reduced their prices of Board to rates:',. ?' V ? V For Transient Boarders . ? From 1 to 60 Days (with Private Table^ Day " - - V2,00 From 1 to 60 Days (at Regular Table p. Day . - - - ? v - ,50 For Regular Boarders. y Over 60 Days (;nc?uding Lodging) pr week - " 60 " (without Lodging) pr week - - : ? : ROACH & THOMPSON. May 27 - 21 \] Card. IN consequence of the increased and still increasL, ing labors of the Subscriber's business, and the^ conviction, forced upon him, that his strength ands health are unequal to it, he has been induced to asso ciate Mr. F. W. GREEN, of this town, in business with him. with a view to his assistance. In announcing this arrangement, the Subscriber cannot be so unmindful of his duty to this communi ty, (of whose confidence he has so largely participar ted, and for which he cannot feel too grateful,) not to assure them, that his own undivided personal atten tion, will continue to be, as heretofore, closely devo ted to the business ? and that by express stipulation, no article is to be brought into the Store^jhat does not undergo his strictest scrutiny, and meet his ap probation. The business will be conducted in his own name and at the same stand. In fulfilment of these promises, he can only offer his past conduct, as a guarantee : ? and in again so liciting a continuance of former patronage, trusts that his friends will have no cause of complaint. EDWARD SILL. Jan. 6, 1838. - 1 Sealed Proposals TO build a COURT HOUSE in the village of Lexington, of Granite, 28 feet high, 50 feet long, and 40 feet wide, with a hiped roof covered with shingles, a Portico. in front, and a passage through the lower story, dividing it into four offices, will be received until the last Saturday in February next. A plan of the building must accompany the proposal*. Address A. II. FORT, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, Lexington Court House, S. C. Jan. 10, 1838. 2 The Times & Gazette and the Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel will Dublish the above notice until the last Saturday in February next, and forward their accounts to A. H. Fout. I, \ U NOTICE. JOSEPH A. BLACK and K. J. ARTHUR have entered into partnership in the practice of the Law, in Richland and the surrounding districts. Of fice in Columbia. They venture to assure those who may intrust to them their business, that every exer tion will be made to deserve their confidence. JOS. A. BLACK. EDWARD J. ARTHUR. Jan. 1. 1 Committed TO the jail of Union District, as a runaway, a ne gro boy who calls his name William, and says that he belongs to Thomas Anderson, of Edgefield District, about twelve miles from Hamburg. \Y illiam is about seventeen or eighteen y?ars old, five feet high, of a yellowish complexion, stammers very bad in speaking The owner is requested to come for waixl, prove his property, pay expenses, and take him away. ROBERT MACBETH, S. U. D. Dw. 26, 1837. 1 p Strayed 'ROM the Lower Country, near Monk's Corner, on the 10th of December last, two BAY MARES ; one a low, thick-set animal, of light color, and defect in the left eye ; the other a red bay, with a small star and snip, and recently a sore back?each a while hind foot. They were recently from Edge field District, and were seen on the road, on the 14th ult., some distance above the Eutaw Spring, and will probably make their way up the State Road or across to Orangcburgh. A liberal reward, with all reasonable expenses, will he paid for their delivery to Mrs LEGIJEUX, Edgefielu Court House, or Mr. DAVID GAILLARD, four miles below the Eutaw Spring, on the Nelson's Ferry Road, St. John's Parish. Jan. 20, 1838. 3 THE Subscriber having disposed of his interest in the concern of T. Dickinson, & Co., to Joel Stevenson & W. W. Walker^ takes great pleasure in recommending them, to the former customers, who he believes, will faithfully serve them. T. DICKINSON. Columbia, Jan. 1, 1838. * Notice. A LL persons indebted to Dr. Samuel Green, late of the Town of Columbia, deceased are re quested to make payment without delay, and those to whom.thc estate is indebted are requested to fur nish the Executors with their accounts duly proven, and copies of Notes or Bonds. F. W. GREEN, ) ? Exeoutors JAMES S.GUIGNARD, \ ^eoulor? . Columbia, April 7th, 1837 *15 Olficc of Common Pleas, ? : Richland District. ) WHEREAS O. Hochstrasser, with a schedule of his effects on oath, hath filed his petition in the Court of Common Pleas of the district afore said, stating that he is now in the custody of the she riff of Richland District, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum, nt the suit of F. McCully, and praying a rule to be served on the said F. McCully and his other creditors, returnable before the Asso ciate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, at a Court of Common Pteas to be holden in and forthe district aforesaid, to shew cause, if any they can, why. the said O. Hochstrasser should not. be discharged from his confinement, according to the act of the General Assembly- -of. this State, passed' for .the relief of insol-, vent-debtors, made and provided : is therefore or dered, that thesaid F. McCully and all other creditors do appear at the Court of Common Pleas to be. holden for Kichlarid District on the third Monday in March next, before the Associate Judges of the said Stale, to Shew cause why the said O Ifochstrasser should not tie* admitted to the benefit of the said act, at which.i time and place the estate and effects of the said 0..j Hochstrasser will be, assigned. - JAMES S. GU1GNARD, -j Clerk of Court. Dec. 21, 1837 ' Y.,. . " ' j. ... v, /" . . ? Li , Order i%o. 2. :-$i HEAD QUARTERS OFJTHESth :? REGIMENT OF CAVALR Y;. . ? Columbia, Dec; lHE6th Regiment of Cavalry is hereby orQerftiP to rendezvous at Camden, tor Encampmentjor, three days, on the first Wednesday in February next,^ 10 o'clock, A.M " s " ' rw> ? - f The officers in commrthd of squadrons arie;charged with the extention of this order. -The order requiring said RegimenrtO meet*Bfe*J Columbia for review, 1 1 * "~1' 1 countermanded. v ? 54 -w . Committed.* Q TO the Jail o^Riclibnd District^ RsVlltftawayJ a Negro man, who calls Jiis name.NED^and says he belongs to Vincent Care, a Sugar Planter, on the Mississippi river, fit' the State of: Lou feittnna^ and says he ranaway on April List. Ned, js^about twenty five years of , age, about five/eet fivo incbes , high, darkcomplexion, has lost his two upper, front teeth. Ned say s he was raised in Charleston ^C.'d by John Maybank, and so'd by him to Harrv jBoyv.. man, and by Bowman, to his present , master, Vin cent Carr. The owner is notified to come forwartlj prove his property, and comply with the law in otnet respects. > " _ , - JESSE DEBRUHL, S. R- D. ~ March 28, 1837. . ? - Land for Sale. ACRES of I AND,. lying on the waters,] ^ ^ of Taylor s Creek, in the Indian Lsndy York District, with a good Dwelling House, Kitcheh, and o\it buildings,? 70 or 75 acres under cultivation* The land produces Cotton, Corn, and small Grain excellently wejl, an^ is easily workel. The range for stock of every description cannot be excelled in the upper part of the State. The terms of sale will?| be liberal. ALSO, 550 Acres lying on Clark's Fork, 10 miles Northwest of York C. H ? 150 or 175 acres under cultivation, and in a high sfate of improvement ; excellent dwel ling house, kitchen, a first-rate still-house, good store house, barns, thrashing gin house, cotton gin house on the creek, propelled by water, a metal screw, a saw and grist mill,, within a half mile of the house, on the place- Tht land is adapted to the cultui# ot, grain mostly, yet will produce cotton very well. A fine meadow of five or six acres produces from 16 to 30 wagon loads.of hay annually. (Each of the above places is very healthy,) ; " Terms of sale will be liberal. Any person wishing good land in a healthy region , of countiy w-oulrf do well to call and examine the above tracts of land. ? . JOHN McEWEE. Jr. ? > per JONA. N. McKLWJEE, Jr. >*| Old Ones made Yotittg! r*HHE CfDIAN HAIR DYE, for changing grey M. hair to black or brown in a few hours, without | colouring the skin or injuring the texture of the hair in the least. ' The article ha< been in general use for the last few. years, and is believed to be the besiar itiolo nf the. kind ever made known to the pubbc? T1 600 roducing a natural color which will not rub off or de. For sale at the Columbia Drug Store, south " the Court House, where every article in the Med kl line can Ije obtained at the most reasonable tee, and always warranted to be of the best quality ft A. FITCH. $ec. 13. 52 tf Furniture \ WM SI E RO OJff. IBRITTIN'S Furniture Ware-Room is remo? .vedtothe square below the Court House I;ejjrigg's (hite Edgar's) Hotel, where*a general as?^ient ol Cabinet Furniture and Fancy. Chairs . w,'*Vepi, which will be disposed of on reasonable ler|n?J lis fonner friends and the public in general are i^j l0 call and examine for themselves. All .;ind^j.'Urniture neatly repaired at the shortest )i')tiC8fcj having made arrangements as undertaker, all bu%g 0f the t^ind will be promptly attended to on moilie terms, and a Hetrse furnished without chargeWn. "A Journeyman wanted to the above busi ness, al^j apprentice ? both of steady habits. Nov. ? tf 47 SALE*' UNDEl^je(.ree 0f the Court of Equity, in the case %imes Boatwriglrt and James S. Guig nard vs. M^jyjjieion, administratrix and heir of W in. J. My^ton, deceased, '? WILL HE SOLD Before lhe House in Columbia, on the first Monday in Niary next, a 5>and Hill residence, formerly occi^j foy John Lxnas, and since by the late Win. JJHdleton, decaxsed, a short distance east of the Fer% Institute ofDr. Marks. The place contains aboutfecres, some of it good planting land, and the rest dr\nd hill, supplied with pure spring water. It is orb he highest sand hills in the neigh borhood of Coltia, and regarded as perfectly heal thy. There ar&eral buildings on it, suited to a summer resided 'J he terms ol sale are ? cash sufficient to pay I costs and expenses of sale, and the balance on a In of one year, with interest ; the purchaser to givAjd and security ; the titles to be made, and not dAej till the purchase money is paid ; and if not p4hen due, the premises to be re sold ior cosIl, at tbikofthe former purchaser. JAV> L. CLARK, C. E. R. D. Dec. 18, 1837. ' V SOFA AND S^EE BEDSTEADS.. AT E. B.-ittin's Future Ware-Room, a hrnd some and convene article ? which are offered on reasonable terms, a great variety of^High Post, Field and Freiclidstcads ? also Fancy Bas kets, Floor Mats, loie^of^ Boxes, Opticks with plats, Chinese lablc C^S) Willow Cradlus and Chairs, Cotton reels, Ac.^ ad, ^lattrasses of Curled Etiiy'eol, Mom and Cotton. .Nov- 25 47 tf Fall and Winter mthinr( ef. c. squiER^S^ At tkt sign of tkt Black JTaSjL (Nearly opposite Briggs 9 (late, Edgar's) Hold.) Z',\J ARE receiving from theirown Manufactory , thfctf Fall and Winter supply of Fashionable Clothing , &c. Made expressly for this Market, the materials ?t*f workmanship are warranted to be of the best; aB?r> which are .offered to their former custodian and to* the public generally at moderate prices. ? f \\ jjj'SOt ^ e - A handsome assortment of 3 road Cloths, Casairaerea/ [*and Vestings, which they will make to measQiwotf reasonable terrtis, in the neatest and most fashionable style. Their clothing consists in part of the follow' f< ng, viz ? , . , - .r, . CRESS AND FROCK COATS/ Of Black, Blue,- Brown, Invisible Green, Dallas? ^ Black Mixed, &c. Broad Cloths. ; , OVERCOATS., J- ' Of Black,Mixed, Invisible Green, Brown, Blue, Drab/;; Broad Cloths, Petershams, &c. , :> -i rg: -^V-" CLOAKS'"'" \ Of Blue, Black and Brown- Broad Cloths, and Goat Hair and Worsted Camblets of Brown, Bine and Black/ V v - PANTALOONS. ^ f Of Blue, Black, Brown, JBIack Mixed. Baflf, Fancy ^ Ribbed, Stripes, &c. &c. of Cassi meres, Broad Cloths, ' &C. - vests. . . ;? J ' '0>; Of Black and* Fancy Silk -Velvet, PI lid and Figured - : Merino, Plain Black and Figured Sattin and Silky ' Bombazine, Black and Blue Cloth, Toilinette, Swans- \~v down, &c. t v "? ^ 'ALSO. 2 V Boy 8 Coats, Pantaloons, Vests and Cloaks. Wjth^ Coarse ?id fine servants Clothing. .. ;# - : 'also, * ' '' . *" j&m ? A great variety of Linen and Cotton, and Knitt Ma^-v! rino and Lartfos Wool Shirts and Drawers, Linen aixfv; > Black Sattm Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Gloves, Cra-Cp, h vats, Socks, Suspenders, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Pan* V [? talooh Strafw, Silvef Pencils, Pocket Books, POeket- * : and Pen Knives, Cloth, Hair and Hat Brushes, TaatK'^ Brushes, Perfumery, &c. ~ w . .vC . . "0 . U A1RRE L LAS. _ - ;xBlack, G/*eriand Biue^Uk^tnd Cotton. ' ?? i. i' . V * ' - ? rX '*??. ' Fashionable Black Silk^Beaver and Russia with a handsome ?Eggs ^1^ ^ i ,r\* ? ? " 17 " " , J " } r'jioKp the accom v'tharmay think iin<rewW ;welr Tegu doubtfcur tlemtn andL.__ assistedmtf iri.lhc J:-WvCLA0K,/c, - ?: ?. ' , - JAMES M UpiCll, _ 1- r r, a; THOMH^pNr^M ^ March lj' ? ; -"'v ^. '"ITie Charleston Coitirief air>(L^f?rra^fi Georgian^ Augusta Chronicle andSfcnfin-' 1 villet^tarulard of Pnjon, and rMobO^^__ Advertiser, iwill Insert rthelibove weekly for th . months and forwards Uerr accounts to the soWhh^St^^ -V ~*P ,? Wew.. Arrannntept.; HIE' Subscriber has mad* preparation to hstf . his Medicirre. forwarded ^mctnthly^: In -ade " this course, lie'will be enabled Jiojicep ^on hand article8,and the newest C h'emicol FreparationsSir|(ic?g^(_ come to hand, . Pit y. sir ians and Planters ran be fur- . nished at all timcs with suChinedicines asean de pended on, and st ds low prices as are furnished the Estate. .???-$ ^Starch 4 ? > - . .. - >V? "V. T I ? r .. /A J L persons ard warned^nel to traJeT for a?y givon.to tlie lute TOM& any such notes, unless'to^the^ Admimstrator Toms, or.io hia Aitorney, Joa. A." Black. " > ! - Thir lSih dayof JJecomber; 1837. v- v : ^ V GROVES/ PELTOPf,. 'v l - 53 . v . '-Adra'r. of D. B. Toow>.^^ To Bent or Sell. TIHE Jhfouse and Lot now occupied by Stalker <k v - Hill ?i^The premises afford ^ convenient and ^ 5" ample accommodaydli -for an extensive mferoaAtiW/^ig Establishment, and fi>rafamUyraeklenoetaiadicMMtli#i^? Cotton business : , The buildirfgs, ificludinf 8 to re, are ofbrick, andltie sitnq^d on the of Richardson Street, j?at above the Cw,_ Bank. tie Lot is Jarge and extends bade tQ jusaie.-. hly Street, and is a gootl^tand /or-busxness. It is desired to sell the above prwerly. and liberal '^7 <??>>. terms may beliad. "IfnotsdTd,lP possession given on the 1st Oct. next? Appfication to J.J.CHAPPiELL."r^j Columbia Sept. 4 1837. 3dtf-v>^ 1 . ? .LAW NOTICE. ? THE Subscribers have formed a partnership, i a the practice of Law, under (he title of FAIR 4s SUMMER, in the district of Newberry, Officii: Newberry (Court Housed All professional bdmisMp ?5?-~ entrusted to their cafe, will receive punctual attorn* * tion. , /- ?*: 1 ' 4 / SIMEON FAIR, ?< : " ^ , ; HENRY SUMMER, t Newberry C. H ; Nov. 27 v ^ v ? .55 ^ & JTotice. ... /.&? '* ? ; ? \ i." THE Coparnership, heretofore existing under the ?cs firm of T. Dickinson, & Co., has this day been ^ dissolved, by its own limitation. The buajnsat of the concern will be settled by either of the partiee* . T. dickinsonT^TT ? JOEL STEVENSON. - Columbia, Jan. 1, 1838 ?? *?- ? I / ? '' l ? ' ;; J . > JTO TICE. ,:i 3 ; THE copartnership of Purse and McCarter wai? - '?], dissolved on the 1st of August last. AH person# --** ? 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 stiH continues to carry ?tt% the ^ \? Cabinet and Upholstering business in all its various- K. branches, at his old stand Main street, opposite Mie- S Cully & Donaldson. . . ... N. B. Funeral* furnished at the shortest notice- V. -Oct. 28, ? - 43 tf f , To Rent. THE large and convenient Brick Store oext-te P. & R, Bryce, at -present occupied by Dr. F. W. Green, as a,- Drug Store- Possession given any time after the 1st January. JOHN BRYCE. . Dec. 29, 1837 4t . 56 , & South Carolina , . YORK DISTRICT. William Robinson, Applicant, against Elizabeth Rdbe ^ insun, the widow, John Douglas, in right of hit wife Eleanor, John Robinson, Daniel G. Robinson, 2a James Robinson, Samuel W. Robinson, Catherine Robinson, and Thos. F. Robinson, Defendants. _ * IT appearing lo my satisfaction that the seven de? fendants above named reside without this State* 'A it is therefore ordered that they do appearand object to the division or sale of the Real Estate of JOHN-j, S ROBIN SON, deceased, ort or before the first Mon day in April next, or their consent lo ihe same wifl be entered of record. ~ BENJAMIN CHAMBERS, ,'v; . . Ordinary ?f York District* Jan. 20. . ' , . . ' 9/ vr