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^ travellers vjtrf^The feonle's Line of four P|^ |^ August every duy &y~tn? r%tigusta and Athens .Rail-mid S#S^Jgev;?eT Ma~on, and Columbia ^nib???, hy>stage$, with stock ant! * Southern coun observec in the selection r cms ia^p? uwi* nane fcm; sober and roost tme^have bfeeu employed. Passengers tgaxiYgii theinsetves'of the "pportouiiy of taking th^Jipe pf StogesTciTn be positively assured of snore coniibn ar.d expedition titan can any. oilier line now fa dperafon, between \n^ta. asd Montgomery, Aia^jna OiSc^At the .liitecF; Slates Hotel, A,u guste* Gs. * ' - ' -- "??; r-g? . oC tetters rt jo 1st Anderson? Allen,' } Dl Arthurv Jtpplewhke? W? *?&?*?. SSSN g?> ^Ifratbai $ *Ar. ^Bulger, D H - - ^HUter, Robert : ^-Blue, Janus " * Bucfehalter, J {I Bailey, Ralph **' Bucket, Thos:*' . , Bookier, MiafrC ^Bcs:wick1L James Ifcckham, Wm tBynum, Wm ' Byniim, Nathaniel Calhoun, Mrs F ? ' CoHin*, Jo6l Coleltser, NC0 " Coy, Joh?? Crisvseli, W W Conner, Joha ;Carey^ Patrick Crass, jr^John Campbett, Mrs N Duabibbin, Miss M C Dunohue?Jofea ; "Donnelly, Rev Joh? Dunn, James A. ' iJegaa. Jeremiah: Ueaf^Samuei -.'Dttke^ Miss Martha " Dabose, Eev Julias dhyis^^nc L ;-B^wrrIIonlJ Eutxminger. Fred. ^Jfaast, C C 2 ^Ffoyd, Jesse ? Fros t, Charlp "Friederick, James Foster, Henry Gradk-fc. D v '.. GritRn, John GriSis* Mrs S -*??I3bfd^5 K - ~ Graq??Roh *&&&& E';Ua ; Q0ice at Columbia, on coSg, Jane . -Jyf'WffiQ JohBSOQ, ThoS. ~Housey ^?etty Hammond, S C Hattau- RTv v IXafcbani^Jacob Hwktos, J A F Hunter, Jsaac ?Hiyden, N '-Huffman, John V-V\J? ""' ?> "Isit Lee. Lynch^Denivis Livingston, Miss Sarah l.owman, Joel Miles, Renj McLoWan, Joha McMaaus, James McRae, Christopher McCaw, Geo. Mundav, Miss Mary M ;EIroy, James Martin, Robert Miller, J M . McLauglviin, Mrs Mary Norwood, J W Poole, Aaron, Petch, James Patterson. Wm Prckett, Miss Julia Russ, Samuel, Rice, War 2 Rawlinson, Abraham Reece, Jos. Keece, E T Rabb, John Rowan, Robert Swygert, J S - ScawrighL,Raht. Striplin, A liner B Shelton, Jos- S .. Strange, Thos W H SmithvJohn Souter, Mrs Cath. , Smith, James ? ..Stuart, Mrs Hessy Spencer, EHS Sexier ^ . Thomson, Charles Thomson, A W 2 Tliomas, R rr-? ' _ - _ _ t "fucker, Joel vTeanw. Jolih ?f- Ward, Watkins Whealan. John Waits, William Wdftdward, tsene BENJAMIN RAWLS, P. M. J>i\ John Wallace, OW residin^ortthe plantation fbrmerfv owned - bjc Jamss Pattkrsok, in: the Fork, Richland v DistrjcVofiers hts professional services to the puhic ilichland District, Ajprit 28, i83S. ? \7 50 BoilajN Reward. XARGE black MARE and two daj*k MARE Ji%. MULEiS left my plantation on the 26th April. The above reward v ill be given for their appre hension, or information of them so that 1 can eet them. J. L. CLARK. May -7 IS - f ~ Dark 4LARbiEand extensive assortment of DltUGS AXi> MEDICINES, which; witli a Iwrge stock previously on hand, will be a inducement ior Phy sicians Planters, and oche.s to call and examine for themselves. ? ? ? > 'v '? A. FITCH. *v v- 19 4tis ' Choice ftnd Sure * Jr tides. r^r*W 5~<tthsc riser has just received and offers tor JK j?ie atvhis Storey * x Nem Brick Range, < Pipe choice Cognac Brandy, 1-S d<j do. ?" ^ r 94 years old, 1 do. - - champagne, 17 do. > I <k>. fine Savored Holland Gin, do - do. - Jamaica Rom. W7NES, V ; _ VAJI of the most approved brands, i? Wood and Glass^ % . Madeira, Sherry,. Champagne, Tmto Ma ; -i" deka, Cbret, Mnscat, Sauterns, I'* - Malaga, 013 Pott. "French, Cordials , assorted. : - Marascfcno and Curaco Cordials, ? Superior Frer.ch Syrups, assorted, ?r- ' "Bitters and Absinthe, Lemon, Raspberry, ai.d Rose Syrup*. - . ^UnderwoodTs Pickles and . rr Capers, JFrench and Spanish 01iv< .French Rose Water, r ; Assorted Preserves and Fr ? - - SardBies xn Oil, French and English Mi ^ Spices of all sorts, f / ?>; Milk, Wine, Soda, ^ , " * Smoked Bee? Bologna Sat X? ?%ees*, ' ' English ainuts; ^ . , - and Citron, Loaf, Lump, crushe London double Brown S v i^aarts and pints,. Prime Green wnd Mar Gunpowder, Hyson, and Sperm Candles, Soap "and 20,000 superior SPANISH GJ Fine CSV Phfg, ai CROCK ER1 . mmsm &nd"Green GassSesti assort me -vv :i MM, -'a re. D. MORDECAfc Notice. s >LLARi> will bo paid by the Subscri - ? ihension and dehvety jn auy.1] ^ "-^residence in Clarendon, of He is about five >than20or25 iy of May, eom Tjie Southern Institution OF EDUCATION, : AT Til!' BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY, - w. (near Liberty, Va.) w is opened iYi November est. and is now fitted up ihd organized, under a good orps of Instructors. Its plan has been, in part, laid hefore the public. Hut met ?;(' once the only ones known among our people, have now so completely sunk under t lie in vasions of a system of elap-tnp. that it is necessary both to explain and to vindicate them. In such as these v however, the modest hut stately matrons, that adorned the >outh in her better days, were nursed, "before yet Short Methods had come in, or the erti I dite persons who now bring us thi-ir wares of- F.duca [ tion. had forsaken the kindred, hut more innocent | trade of Tin-pans and Wooden nutmegs. - Instead of Methods foreign to our manners, our feelings and our opinions, we aim to revive a system, domestic and home-bred, that shall shun alike falla cious instruction and alien instructors. We teach, j then, first, as. indispensable, the solid parts of an | English Education? things which all the Sciences in JthfeEncyiopsedia cannot make it less than too. ish nor j to know completely. We labor to "train and store j the Mmdt before attempting to decorate it. The first ~ and principal points are, To read .cojcrectly and ex- ; pressively f To write currently; To acquire the practical art of Numbers ; To master that most no bble and useful branch of knowledge, History; und j . To obtain some familiarity vvith what is called Polite ' Letters in general. These are in the prevailing sys- i tern, alighted, in order to hurry forward the scholar to j .'the she w yN m brigs of pretended Sciences. Propriety of Speech we impart, not by Grammars j and Dictionaries, but by daily habit, carefully en- I forced^- Composition is taught, not by set rules and j forms; hut by the varied and progressive practice of several Studies, in whieJrihe daily examinations are conducted in writing. Arithmetic, as neces*-iry in every condition of life, receives strict attention ? Needle- work, Cookery, and theolher Household Arts are practised, according as the Pupil's age permits. ; The Manners, the Temper, and the Conduct are j watched and formed with the utmost solicitude, :is j thirtgson which Happiness, Respectability, and even ! t he-power of Pleasing depend far more than on Wit, j Lea,rningt or the Accomplishments Gentleness of I demeanor, an attachment to Order, a care of the j Seemly, a taste for Knowledge needing no compul- i sion, an(Ttb? Sense and the Love of whatever in I Elegant Studies, Aspires refined and elevated Senti- ! ments, are. wth us, the main thought of E location, j It is not nec^sary^at all women be learned or ac- ! compfished ; itis n5Ce?sary that all women be aruia- 1 ble. 1 . History,- as toe great key to a knowledge of hu- ; man affairs, the School of whatever is wise or good, ? ? is taught, with, a particular care; not by barren : Compends, compressing the facts till every thing ! truly instructive -is squeezed out of them ; but by j Narrative, lively and derailed, as far as possible that j of the Original M riiers of each nation. Itisarcom- j panied with its necessary elucidations; Geography, ! the History of Literature ami Art; and that of in- J stitutions, Manners, and. ?pinions. A f?>reign Tongue (tho French,) is begun, as soon J as the Pupil can read English well. Ii is made the j common language of thetflouse; and is used, partly j for its o\vn sake, as the means of ar? j riving at a knowjtsdge of Grammar, unaitainable j without the study "of some dialect besides our own. { French is also employed as the Vehicle of part of the I Historical Studies and those of Taste. The Course, it will be perceived, is far more a ; Literary than a Scientific ?ne.;. Its spirit is not that of idly heaped-up things, unfelt, ill -understood, or amas?edonly for display. Regarding Modesty as the first law of Female Excellence, and a love of Know- i ledge as the only sound principle on which to foun^ it, our plan avoids every tiling connected v itfr Ex hibition, and even the stimulants of Emulation, as usually brought to act. . ^ The Discipline is careful, .bat gentle ? copyinsr, as far as possible, that of a well'tmfered Domestic Edu cation. To this, indeed, the whole Plan endeavors to conform itself, as the purestjtjho most efficient, and capable of the best re>nhs, wlte;h3r as to the Mora's, the Manners, or the Mind. > To compare 'it with the adverse system^^tivOnp, grasping at. every thing, must, for tT^r^oit, fail in every thing t.-the other, selecting Tbo^ljeuei Mparts of KnowUwgd- which fit the Sex and nreat^awaiNc in its ordinary time of study, teaches ibe^ ^hoili well and modestly- That system desire^wtfe^otit the osteAanoR'rf'fomwledg^oarsi nothing HStt js re ality. That seeks to adorn the outside of the Mind ; this", to inform invigorate it within. The former, enamoured of* tinsel and gewgaws, carcs lilifo what poverty may lurk beneath, so if can shine hi confused and useless finery; he latter is studious only of an elegant plainness, of the becoming and the good. The foreign plan rejoices in the shreds, the patches, the clippings, the mutilations, the trash, of.an^ pujr* suit with along name; and pnssfs CoT*mnfl.Sense and Taste disdainfully by The banished one, whichi we would revive, regardsSciem^ as of" smaift "account, for women- first, beeause. J^ie applicable t? their occupations; secondly, because always taught, them imperfectly thirdly, hecmrfe:.(Jike all other jlhlse knowledge^ ii ritiat^nnstedd of-iranrovhiglboth the Understanding even as to its o: ly purpose,- Displays-it -reniler# woman, in grown Society, ridlcujt^s^iiteread of.pleasing ; so that, bein.j uselefEpin iJseHi being sligfifly taU^ght, am} being la a ,hedf*at wh&seveF displayed, ii- is. soon f totally eTa uyFTtom 'tfae mind, T^cyh% tt as^blar^ and as btidpn aiif these unhappy '^ras -tiad ^fle^er . v- *?**:-??, $ ^ ? fwo systems-r^t^^ad^ . e^es^chwPgifls, who never ^cwj; thing:-, (bettei^in elthermindOr matme ra ^hepro^ites.b'f Ttf icen^t^only for breeding. Actre^^a*-. ^miflation i- creatures Mbai- have j^amt sgrmtaciv as to' J e-ignorantof e\*ery thing- ,rTherotlier system iscon ^t to produce -Chi Wre'n far lesa^nrajiiing^an . order jlat it nwylornrfconierbirig that shall rgje^rtto tl?i well informed, butmodesr womrfft fit for. tlte H^usc >UPILS may t hftpresentyear, beeotere^*: ___ ^at any t?riod -of fie. C? ti rse.; ^and^.vwll .M - char*?red ratea^ly to the time. To awicFderanging1?! the organization of the Sc4K>ol,Hhere^v\-iH be-tio V$- | cEttion untff tlie ?i& | v.. .Tuition, In. Englisli and French, 50 dolla re per an^ mtoL- ?: "Bpaw? v^shingv %K}s.; a^f ^Gre^ $10 per f montlu .Italian or Spanish, ?40 per annunu ..iM tisfc,-.^ $40.' Si Pupils" fornish their own be^dingT- Wihost^ ibma distance, it.canbe stu^ed^ktctu moderate. chargBt ^itmrncr piii/ban. ; Tlui^ wili. cort^ltt"4>i - a robe of -pale" blue" printed ^mbt^vticC. figured sniah nnd^lose; cape's -nl'the same; pahta'.etfes of white I'apron^b^teovfeB " French linen, edged "with ^lue braid^ strnw ^ chip iwnnets, - nuti's ; pattern, trfmmed ;with skv'bfne^ green yeils- Jewelry ^^-^bjoideries prohibited as well as all finery in general.- * -? i ... , ^ H v . EDWARD WM/JOHNSTON - f I mportan tt 10 l|a Lasei-/ arc now receiving, at. i^eir t^d^nd in' Coiumhi^ ari extensive ad dition to their formerstork, consisting in part of Sta ple and Ffiftcy Dry Goods- GFOceries, Crockery and Hn-d Wwe. lUm.Irons. &c.. &&.. too toanv to enn %aaica I Cute pf Hernia : or RupLttrer: .bscri hers arel^j'ppy to s t a t cKt h at b e i i igt be^ ^ Ots" xJv Chase, & C^the^.^iv ^f^^^tito^^egtoiLwith Uer tiia or Rnptiire,' va&\~ ;? the; fn^uablfrvTrnssierf ?fec-- Heber? Chase*: w*hfeh " :d^#iut oiily to tlie.cowfort t5f?;^aiso ..capiibie in'. , Vmdical cure. ^^^^He^s^airfted- ^pihe ihat t^Tfilssesi of Dr< li^ber-Ch^se are not Mi]y ; m lrpm tn eiu alone sold to l^bjuictanii Seme ^expeiiencevas well as a correct knowledge of the anatomy: of the parts con cerned ia Hernia, being necessary for. their proper adaptation-'.;' & ^ arsons wishing^Qa*tt|l ihemselveii-or.the advan tagee of tl iese su perior i nstru'ments, can have them properly adjusted, as weU as-tiie necessary direction*' given, by applying to one of.the Agents; It being aa Agency business,- Casn Will he required! fcti^Trusses . Ig^are respectfully invited te caU and ex-j -1 (/;? of /'? >.l Soils tor using IMS. iPKTSOK?*' CELEBRATED VI-METAliLE PILLS. BECAl.SK they an* exceedingly popular, - ? which proves ilu-m to he oxceedinvly ?rood. 2. Because they are composed ol simples which have Jhe power to do good in nti immense number of cases, without possessing the means to do injury in any 3. Because they are not a quark wedicine, hut the scientific coin|>ound of a regular physician, who has made his profession the study of his lift. 4. Because they are not unpleasant to take, r.or distressing to retain, while they arc most effective to operate. 5. Because they arc recommended as a standard medicine by he regular faculty. 6. Bec.iUse by keeping the system in a natural state of action, they cure almost every disease which is incidental to the human frame 7. Because they are cheap ami portable, and will retain all their virtues in full vigor, in any ? limate, and for any length of time. H. Because, notwithstanding their simplicity and mildness, they are one of the speediest purgative medicines which has yet been discovered. y. Because they are an unfailing remedy for pro curing a good appe.ite. 10 Because in cases of spleen or despondency, by their healthy influence on the excited stale of the body, they have a most happy effect iu calming and invigorating the mind. 11. Because they effect their cures without the usual attendants of other pills, sickness and gri ping*. 12. Because as well as being an unrivalled purifier of the gvueial system, they are a sovereign remedy for sick head ache. 13. Because theydiffer from the majority of me dicine, in the fact that the more tftey are known the more they arc approved. 14. Because as theirapplicition creates no debility in the system they may be taken without producing any hindrance to business or die usual pursuits of everyday li'e. < 15 Because when once introduced into a family, or a village, they almost immediately take the prece dence of all othei* mediWnes inigerieral complaints 16 Because a numberuf the wonderful cures they lave effected, can "be substantiated without any indue means being resorted to, to procure invalid cstimonies. 17. Because their composi'ioh is such, that they .re equally applicable to the usual diseas s of warm, sold, oi temperate bIfriaa!^. ^Si_ IS Because two or three m general sufficient .or a dose ? so the generality of. patent raedie.nes^tfce [^lJenjJ¬ compelled to make a mea! of tlieiftT ' S3* ii\c a uica; \j i v urf 19. Because each intKv^uaf ptfl'isittjf u p under the immediate superintendence of i^^?f6^rictor, so that no mistake in the compc^kionv^ijuantity can possibly occur throne h ti^e of a less in-, 20. Because .debili tating the s y stem ? '% ; 21. Because, no twitfi st and in^Tfeir-ifn me n se pop ularity. no peron has.ever vent iired-toraise against them the b-eath ot c?nsurer not have been the case, if envy contd'^TO discovered iit* them a single Haw to cavil rC'3?V ,. ,21. Because? (and this fact; |he.'?Ci?ort |m-. portance? ) ladies in a certaia situation may take them, (not more than twjpar ifcTee ai a time howev?5 ever.) withontin the sHgl^est dfcgree incurring the jazard of abortion. Were'hk virtue* of P KTK R>v l.\ ESTIM V B LE PI LLS confined to - this desirable 2nd alone, it would give them a decided advantage Dver the medi' ines of all competitors, arin no cases is* there more danger ifci be.apprehended, or for which io frvf reibcdiesTiave been discovered, as the one referred to. A -V . * \ : ?" >' . 23. Because while they^are so^. efficient in , their >pfetttions with >d?1t^Uey m?ty at the same Jime be administered to chiKfrexi, ancl "%veri to. infants, in; ' >! ohlliHiit til? 24^,Beran^^eir;-\^^e?<<^^?oq^nowledged^ stanif pr^Vtmnfent, for tKfeii^swjthi^ influence upon ySnlrgjfakiitesS^hile suffermg ffoi^h^"?isujUe3tehges of life, asdtrected by the laws nf Natnre. ? 25r'Andtastly;lVecatis?f jhev aftfacknowledgeil to " Bilious Fever, iVv^exi-ariidj^w^^^epeia, BiverVoniplaitiis, Jaun dic&,\4stiwna, "D^ps j, RTteamatism. Enlargement of. the Spleen Uuvne:>s of S'piri tsri "ifes, 17>!i c, H pa rt - hjctnt,. Nans^^stensionr o?4he;?toiqa<-h amh,.Bo wr. ^ Hil?uat^%ti\^^ tos* o? Appe- . tite, Blou>hed pj^Solini%:i?t}i^pIe*3i)n, ami in (rfflfes.of ?>rp?^ixf ^w^,A^%^e^^;but.effecuvVme-: iretne^ttSi^be: reqjfiisite. v ^ ^ - Xn^^alwtgetierid vdi^e^itlie ^ommtiml^1ia8< - TrnnrMn 4 i>I.i>\r?ir lf.O. iStorie 5?P^he.M atfcf aftfigethct 9Cr Jt>e earemt. ana cnqqije wr.t Pxilte^6ey ire ^Id'jn-Cfclurabta'by. \ ? - :V-- ' ' ?. BnttvaVvPn^ftittfre Wa're^Roonij;. a lirnd ^3jtfpt^a^Coaronk.rit^^cl^vK&icli are off e red . i*ri- reasonable terrys, wirb a gre^t yariety" of 1 1 igh "Post, Fl^I-aW^t^ c^B^^eaeB^^B^'jra^cy. Biis keTs.- Fhwr ^^s^Totlet Work J?oies, Opticks witV platsTl. hiiie?^jpakt? Cto^a^. AVillow Clnirs, Oitton reeliCiSie &c. " . ; ^ ^ : Mattrasses of C ujled JJ ai r; Wooi, Moss and Cotton, -:,-n M-rp"- f - . yjX " tf : ??'"'* ? ? "jj \ ,-'Tf -fL'i ?. --I . ? ^Y^groes * INfyi&e&j H E Stlhscriber is dcsiroos 'df hiring "50 or t?0, ;? jS. sfirslrate ffegro .Voi to-work -'on^the'HCouiSvilreii. Charleston and Cincinnati JEfciil Roatl, in th<e vicinity of Cofmn^ia liberal wages -\viffi;be given7" Pefr sons wishing to hire, will call;at th'eilail iloa\I Office baefc-of the Cwnaercial BameC* -C"- v- ^ rJ-A m X9&SOW NESBITT. > r Coluinbia, AprH ^, 1838 14;* r Coparlnet'sik ip. HE Subscribers have ns- | sociatcd themselves in i business, und< r the firm of , VK' L <fc GLAZK, occupy ing the stone of Wm. Glaze, in Brick Kan^e. They teuocr to their old customers, their friends and the public, their services in the Watch and Clock Repairing and Jcwt/ri/ Business. They have on hand a good assortment of (Sold and Silver Wat<*bes, Silver and Fuicy Hardware. Jew elry, Military Goods, and all articles in their line. They promise punctual attendance to all orders, will be thankful lor all favours, and having an experienc ed Wateh maker, they ean at nil limes, promply at tend to all calls, and hope to ir i \ e general satisfaction. JOHN V KAL. WILMAM GLAZK. April 7 llih rS.'iKsicftl Tcai hcr Wasiicd rail II-: Subscriber and his associates have erected M. in Columbia a comfortable School House, in a retired and pleasant pari o| the town, for the a< com moiliition o! twenty Scholars. and they wish t<> ;?ro enre a 'i ll \( "I I ER -a ho ean fit boys (<>r college and come well recommended. The allowance for Tui tion will be Fifty Hollars a year, payable quarterly. The place can be hud immediately l>v applying to A. tf LANDING. March 3. ? _? 9 - Canal Bloui*. BARRELS of the above for sale, by A POLOCK, SOLOMON, & CO. < - March 17, 1333 ' ' " IT ? ? ' r;^ ISepHiciital Orders. SIXTH REGIMENT, CAVA l.RYv Head Quartkrs, White lliLHriy^ April 1st, 1333. -'f '- y f\ conformity to orders from Major General Bur cn ana. v, an election will be held at 4*VV' Voungue's, on the !5ih day of June next, for a Brig adier (General of Cavalry, to command the 3rd Brig?; ade of Cavalry^ ~ Lt. Col. Howard, Major Owens, and Xit. Boylp will assist in managing he election. . PU1I.11' D. COOK,tVT *???* tJ 15 Col. 6th Ueg. Cavalry:*^;-* Chairs. ^ ^ THE Subscriber has just received, and will ScU; at reduced prices. " ' 7*~. ?" 30 dozen Windsor,- Cane, Rush, and Maple Chairs.. 4 do. Settees. ; . 2 do Fine Mahogany Rocking Chairs. _ " 1 do. Laige do do. " 1 do Small, do. " do. V* ? 2 do. Children* High Ghnire. - v ; h D,..MORDECAJ. March 17. - ??:: 5 : . Ji ? ? Wmwmk P HE copg&pershijJ (^^i^NG &VEAL m this J day diss$ved hy _hiatualiv>ii?^nt. ALEXAN DER YOUN i e tTiSe'hHsi 7?.^,' nntPisdu. ly auihorized t<xs'et^eihetrffa?rsV?rtK^8;irl eohcerflt* '4,^l;ALEXANDER-Y0UNGf . jujjn yeal i . Feb i ^f' JFinal Notice ^ ?Mi 4LL pef^ns indebted to the Instate 4)f JAMES MACF^E, must come forward by the 20th of February nex* and settle with fffNSLKR, McGregok & Co thei*. respective Notes and Acco^'nits, ofihe^ will indiscrimimifely .put in suit-W-'-; ^ ^y lo those indebu*! in large, sums indulgence may he ext ended iupon'.llieir giving Ffond with approved security, interest payable annually, ???- : - *7" JOHN BrcrCEV A^raV.^i Jan. 10, 1838. f : ? - " 2 J Elraii<fyvftfl<>ltnfi<9 Crifi, - > -CtARBTt VfNEGAR?'<fcc. yS-.HE Subscriber has.eonstanUy on hand a ltrge assortment of rho fbjjowing articles, of his o^vii importanon, and-oifers now I05 sale v on liberal term's,^ (^gnac anil Champagne Brandy, in pipes, JUalf pipi-s, atid quarters. ?' " ' Very superior Cognac Brandy, 20 years old, in. quarters and barrels of 20 gallons. ?.> ' 1 Tolland (Jin, of superior quality- "" . Claret of all qualities, in casks and boxes of. 12 b. - Muscat, Froatiguan, ^nd Sauterne j while Wine,,iii "boxe?.-" &*??. ?' :Q>*4 ' \*T tS' " it ' V-X hampa^ne Win e/ io.q uarts and pints." -White,Wine VjQegar^ia barrels. aV. i 1- JC.T i in . -v 5?wis^t A nsintne 1 nranuy i. rjeweu^ .yav; eartifii ; *- Vermiceitl ? ^ahl iries iB Oil-; Ivutde and d emi joho dirfcs^in . - . fiMl^E LARROaNJD|E|,;v-v ? . ;^'EastlBbyrcr.MagW<k)d1s^th Wharf. P^. Pereofls having npfeji or oih^r-CJibses 4? jLcr, t'on deposited in their ) rinds, ""Ivy ;saidj' D. B I'oras, -Blaek, wirli the oaus^ ,of tbeir -heing/iq^, possession . -of-D B.W; 'N^ fc^rompt pavnients will b^reqaired forced! * - JOS^A. BtiCK.; . J frolfefowg JLiquUJ^^, "WT^OR r.leanitl^Brasses? AJiftw^supply jij8t*receiv ?,rhrs38* an rhvalirabTe artiMe whiijft ev?ry; iaiuitY^SV ?nd' 10 IJsVmlvanlage tg purchased Di rectibii^aecorapany each BottTe. . -V.- % -A /? ^jerrrcn. -y ? I-' vv.;cV. THE subsciiber has just received a fresh assort ment of MfJl>TCTNESt and still >ontirkie^ to -re ceivefmonihly^s u pplies,- wh^ ch enables him always to keep oti hanq. a full j?nd general axsultment, tt? ?u|> ply physicians, pianters'arra 'merchants upoti as good term?, (tlie^ood quality nJ?*nys co isidcred^as-ciirt T?e had in the State -Prescriptions and family orders ?personally Attended to^~ ^ '? ? ' ' ' ' ? -..March 24. v^.; i . ' . . ^ - 12; tf >? v^aifoi'd^ Patent Straw Cnttci'-rlniproted ! **T1HE Subscript's respectfully notify i Lose that have been waiting for the' above-machines, (as wo ?' - 4 as tbosexfaat may wish to avail themselves of the best article of the kind everoflered to the pub -rJic.lh8tth?\thayejB>tabILslied a fact oryjbr the manufacture ot them in Lexington District, where they 'Wiflat al^itqies-be ready to supply machines .with knives, (which they, warrant) or any other part*, At theshorlest notice/. They "have a number of maclnnes ready fer delivery and . intend hereafter'keep ? ?in?a supply of them on harulr - The above are the same as made by Beck & Jexks ; long practicehas enabled- the subscribers to" make several important improvements in them, particularly in the.feed, ^W'hich-can be instantly altered to cut any desired length, without "supping. They 'deem any recom-_ mendation unneccessary further than to state, that the rise of three. hundred of them have been dis posed of in tlwrdi>trict, and arc universally approved of. . .. . N/ B. Turning in Wool and ImQ executed" with neatness and despatch; also, Mill Irons, Axes, Adz6St Drawing Knives, Plain Irons, and any description of edge tools, made by an experienced work man, and voartmiedr equal-to any bronghtvto "the market v . - c. - -v' ? ^ at the Drug Store of F. W. Green, opposite the Golden Horsey Columbia GREEN & JENK^fe Land Tor Sale. r I IE subscriber offers for sale bis plnmntion, situ ated on the V m ?*rec river, 8 raifes below Camden. The s ii.l planiat .? . in point of fertility and produc tiveness, is believed to be equal ro any in the State ; it coniait s in tbc whole, about 4(K)0 a<res, '2,000 twamn, and 2.000 of upland ; ofihe swamp there is cleared about ^OOacres. and ofthe upland about 100. More than one half of the cultivated land is fresh, having been cleared in the last 7 years. The uplands are entirely healthy and are situated so as lo afford healthy settlements, at a convenient distance from the swamp lands. I'll ere are on the plantation, a grist null and two col ion gins, propelled by water, and near the centre of the plantation. There is al.-o on the plantation, a slock of cattle and hogs und 4 or fj.OOl. bushels of of corn, u lnch might he purchased, if desired, wiiu the plantation. 1'he terms <t| payment would be made easy to a purchaser. Any fnriher in'brmati<>n may be had by application to the subscribe?, in Camcten IVsscs ion would he given either 1 1 ? c present season, so soon as the crop is gathered, or the next as iniulu best suit the purchaser. \V. M" WILLIE Jan 13. 2 Alexander Yonn^ H\S i his day taken into copartnership his Sons I Uoukkt A. and Edward A. Young, opdeK the firm of A YOUNG & SONS. '? ~'tj He leels. grateful for past favors, and will endeavor TO merit ihe confidence of 1ns friends and the public. ALEXANDER YOUNG, R. Y. YOUNG^ \ f? EDWARD A/. YOUNG- - ' Columbia, Feb. 2, 1833. \ ~ ;? ??" ? . . ? /? - i - ? >- ' fisiiewscotto* rARjv. Til K subscribers have always on -hand, a large stoek-oftho above and will soil by th? ball at Factory price - * .,?-?:?? Orders from tbecpuntprthankfully reeeived-and promptly "nttended fe .V , . ?/. > . , v. jtV* jh ' POLOCtf/SOLOtfON & CO- . Oct 23. v - ^ ^ f >43 1#* ~i ? m 'Hr i ' 'ri.ftffl Stevenson 4* WlUker. fm ft SUCCESSORS to .tfessre: 'T, Dickinson &j3b> . ^Woid?Vihfonn the pubKcV?s^l^^?"'tlie-.Tnany^ ?patrons pf the late firm. thaRin ff|ltd#rutld u c ted under theaboye namev^nUhe^a^e ?^nd.~ As heretofore, a regular iissorlftieht of Ofomij^ Ciisime res; V?>t<tings, and all articles usually found in^ su?'h establishments," Wil 1 be kept. 'QHaving b?en *lV?r mgny.y ears associated- wirti >1 tv Dickiflsmf ifublwiV ness, Uiey.?a?e. generally known 4ll those, who. J^ave pjufohjzed the formcrroUcerp ( tjiey llauer t heroi nre^that'by^ attention to b u>i f^ess ;u ud; ti nr e - TOtttPtg-exertidfts to please, they will be abf& to se cure ?. liberal*hare of patronage* $ ? Columbia.. Jan. 1,-1833. 1^. - Z"?- . V- ?? * v V ' - ? '-;V- \tl ; I'llHlitllVe V ' wA R'&'&iro am,. ??. * ^ J9 EB RITTI N'S Fifrnit uJ^'Ware- Umitttfs rrino. j ? _v"ed to the sqiiittrt^ below* the Court I fousSri ?terms. " His former friends and the ptifiGc rn^geHet are-inyited to cakand examine i hdthsc 1 ve?. 11 kinds ot ^urniture neatly repaired at ^the. shortest ii6u<;et and havi^gmade atrMr^eraeHts^s undjectake^: all business of the Jdnd will j?roru|^ly a^teiidcd to' ' nes?i ?3so an. appreHttce-^iotii pf steady M AWfpACru R ERS f ; T^TO. 27, Norilt,Rj% Street. j^iiladetpl?^vb^iof the Si e r<- lirth ti'*,,l lo'el? ^thc onl y est^hUshi^ n t" of the kind-devotetTe*^hi?dve1y to thWttri?nces? ^ Country Merchants are supplied a7(ulaeturers^ prkes. aud ih'eir Glasses insu re ii irom breakage to any-oart of iljp ,U liion,' wiihpMiezi rjTini8e Wh?if'imay Tiave ; A.. <..?U ??? knY/ii?m>' fuA^vr I^Mnr J I JT08(> WIHf^nny UU \ t ur-UC43 . I\jji .w^uKl do well to ihr6rnr l^y?wCT^re\1(?i^ their <'pmiiMj.on^ of lite sixe of t lie pi.-tre and i he kind, of frame they raay watit, (whether ok/Gikj: jtt?ih??gff:" ny, or Marble,) that the article, may be inauu?actur?2:: expressly for the occasion Merchants should give their orders for^rookrng Glasses, -the first chin^oatheirarrival, to insure tftein ?.* -v tUar ue jjeion^s tp .tnom.is aiiu Dietritf , ubtVwit tvtciv^ miles fronr.t j8 abon t se y en tet>ri < 'r^eig hteeh * aj?gh, T,ra ydioW^ wtopl^iotCl ui.^peakitiir ~ ^e . owner is reuui^tQl|k^^^^ (as a rnnaiWny ^auo-HTvys voMi iic Tip A i tsoY,iot NVwl.etry^^ilrtj'S*^-^ Prince is -.tbbut.fiU y ^ yea rv ol d^^f:..fee{.-tet^ inrhec high, plea?anwoitntenance. /Ei^-owil&f, is retfuesl ed'tacompiy^wtrh^ihe law dhd*!^' nifc protrij\vrr^ ^Shfetra*OffiCeT- >?3l > Cfresteirvilleyjap, .24th, 1833? V > ...^"^-Bdgar.'s i; A-OAM: Edg^a r hefftJeaye t<ijnforRv4heCilizerw oC Colu'i^a^^ljUlrerapn <fc ^e^^^han?ooyijp,ftp>i; helias again taken his'cild jaojid ; wh'ej* every at en jlon will rtio toTrt veile rg arid ? Boarder? ; am! as ' su rer the PubHc genefnlly thflt-every" ^fTim used tp giye saJ ^ction.v _H^Tahle; BarvandStable " shall have.a^jlland constant spply^of every arfide llie market o^oountry. caiiJafford> rnithful Ostler Jess wilfatall Ittiies bcfounST altfieWnme ^ . - m %, Em;AR. ? N. B. As the Proprietor has been compelled reluc -'i - *-? nA?omivvAr 1? nli? . fiion/l Ko narain~ S^ywi l-militticifmy w.inin>?.m ,..rF unnecessary to ?ify"anyiTung about'; the Stand ] tt is known over the wlKta southern country.. '/> 1-0] March3... V . > 9^ %' ; * * ~ ^ vt - ? ' * *?*" ? j- ?> - y' ?3pf| A' REinformedtirattlie TltsSli^MXNrFAG' , J^ki- TU RING, COM L*A N Y are ivepafed to execute orders, in CAST.IKt >N, for the runjning gear of JffilK Cotton Gins, Thrashing Mlehirtea, and Ca-?t -ings generally, at ^their works on the Broad River, ia Spartatifeurg and^ Union Districts, about J00 miles atxive < ohimbia. ' V.^ \ r Vr vf ? J s -Alfssrs. it W.v."df:h. and P. <t R. BftVCK,-of . Co lumbia, ~ are authorized to receive orders with. the pv[. rtefrfi r, winch will be. fdrvrartled to t)ie VVbffcs oT-ihe. I (-'orapany without deltyr. Ittr- E. W. - f Iaa n tsUN', the Gencra! ^U|>ennft(m(erit,v win receiver and exe cute orders at the Works - -L*?* ??> ~ / p Castings will be delivered to custoraers in Colum-* bia at th? CfharlestoniiriN s ; at the Wbrks they will' be chea^. -" ^ r - The Company oro determined to deserve the pa VPnage-ol the public^ - ? I jan 20. . ^ ^ :vv.: ^ ^ ; XizXi2 f ? \ETE. notes ajid Iwok accoiidts .of VVM.t.nJ . Jl B RICGS 1m ve7>eefi~ assfgn <id vi us. aml by ua, placedin the hands of our attorney, BlacK & Ar thur, for collection, to whom" those indebteJ wilJ; pjeafie make immediate payment, asvfnrther ifWuJ gence cannot be given. - 4. > XT SIDNKT CRANE, ?' * ' ? DAVID EWAttT.^'/y , Assignees of W.H. Br tGGffr^ Feb. 24- v; ? o> ^ : _ v 8 J woriegi * THE copartnership of Purse and McGarter wjas '?lissoIve J oh tho 1st of Au'gustjjtst.v Alf petmofls" having ai>y demands ag inst the concerir.wilKplease. render their accounts in, and those indebted make p?iymentio * . : WMi W^URSE. WM W*^PURSE still continues to:caTryiiir;the abinet and Upholstering Jyisjoess m.^dl iw. various | branches, at his old stand Main street, opposite Mc Cully Donaldson, i X _ V r . /? . .v. South Carolina. UNION DISTRICT. ? IN CHANCERY. Henry Gibbs "j vi. , Dempsey Hill and ? Petition fof Acc'L & Relief, latsey hie wife, j and others. J IT appearing to my satisfaction that Dempsey Hill and Paisey his wife, ?lefendants in the above staled case, reside beyond the limits of this State ? On motion of I)av\kins, solicitor for Henry Gibbs, it iK.fherclor<* ordered : That they do plead, nnswer, Or demur to tlie petition in this ense within tlire?* months from the publication hereof, or the said peti tion will be taken proconlesso against them. d. Wallace, c. e u d. Commissioner'* Oflrce, Tnion C. H., / ' * fit h Feb ruarv, 1838.' * ? G ? 3m Sou/h jfMrolina . . rN ION DISTKTCT^-IN CHANCERY, yj* Henry Gibbs > VS. - r ? )' < --* ' ' - ? '?#?' James Holbertand "'^Petition for Acc't & Relief Ehi&iethliis W^e,:? 1 & - ' , 1 '-&? V V - v-r ? . - y, IT app?-aring teiry satisfaction that James Holberf an?i Elizabeth his wife, defei?dflntg in the above state' <Sk*e, reside beyomftjia of thiji State On motion. of Dawkins, solicitor for Henry Gibbs, it is therefore ordered : Thlwlhey^bpIeaH, answer, ? or demur to the petition ill. tin* case within three' months irom rtie publication hereof, or the said peti tion wtti be taken pmcpnfedso against them. ; d. Wallace, c. t.&p.'w? Co ratnise toner's Office^ Union C. H., ) v > * *^v^-,~-'~6th Febrnajy, i838? - . * ' <>? 3m?. - ? ? ? : ? r 1 ? _? '.yji*' ? i. ?k . V. > y it liqnitvv .1 \sz "'..if LANCASTER. DISTRICT.: ? - v ^ > ^3 '' John Mas8eyT Jr- et at, . ;4>y < ? ' -V'\ - . t '* vs. M BiH-for partition, ' ^'cak Masse y, widow, et al J - ?/ , ?, J IT apnearing to the satisfaction of the Commissions jfif. tliai TiwtijM ) ere and Frances nis wife| defend-' Snfts^jn, th# n^v#; Stated casp,are absent from an<f? " ^W^.^n motion of Clin'-^J fe'iprdered. ihat the said^y .answer, plead, or d^nuri'o^ month#, imnt fhe publicaVi, same betaken pro ton- r w - ?.vr-<S !JPOeN? Ja.,e.E-L.?. <? is sgs , r 13 - .; qui t . The ^myiiwit?J%d Socieiy elf^l %?:. ' '-$? 5? v Viini 2 ? John JkCowUpl? and wife and:.Vf? 3" X noiiof i 'j !L J Co nap. ^ mfcsm &r ?o Weet> to t hsrdl vision ?rt aaiUJohnHahir thearealestate?f the toihe ?!??:, w '? J.' ,n -ST Carolina* DISTRICT. ? c'- i % . .wr tip^arin??o my satisfaetion that ltirhard Haile, Jt^LaurttvHailti^'l-'homiia Haife, and Robert Hafle, j H^njfljn'nt ^fiWinft'xCorrieHos Srrihling, Sirnjrtek,: I faile, feuill ^Jclinwht, ,and John Mcknight, Jams** lf Hendtey; ;i)jvira. Hendlev. and Mary Henley/. an/MallWtr-hisy.fe, rwten fe, ^t^ie^On^/^onot^wkim, ojoipl^??>^.wp' 'T hr' ordertd- that the saief'^fendants. do ?p]e.^.-aniKvel'1oj^demur w the hill in this c^se, with -ifcthrrt! mom^w ti?m- the pubbcaiiun^ereof> br the ? ^"V.wmfesso ngainst themCjAiljj w^wraiiii Tjiiou(^ ^-5 ^i^w^pprefitices^i^ihe' and Silve^'SnutTf^ qeejij.p^ or twq^BOY S, fro^Vrtirteenta.-5 ? e^,jea? oflage..,, 5>uch as. come well reconi .nerkf^d; with good moral character and induslrt?us"i 4iaf>iCs, Willineet wirh^owf en?. onragement. Bpys frnnVHhe coUJitry wou^bejjwferrefl?^"/'^ <?EOR< Kfil r%^ from.- Major fuciMNA?;a)a^ela^u)n,^n Co;om^ ItANAl iictai joflMTtllg y?"gw ?>??? nage ihe el^lwfc: >08^ AoAMsand StAitk, - t coinniij;??one<i o/ficers, field end stalf* Hli leraM^ereaiter ta .h ~ it shall be lawful for i he ?.ommt >IilhbtentiU?di?> VOle, to do sirf^rproxy : ihat all votes" 6Q :off red9by proxyiM officer voting, statuig ii^rankand .title, and |-ed under sealed cover, address ed lo the Co} l the Regiment t & wtM.WtelongB," di"6ther omcer i holding the e|gctio?.iX^r; |* of Tt^above, in i v, 1-2. boxes'. Ju>l -reoeived j PPLOCK, SOLOMON, & CO. ? r...Mar.cl^.l^tI^^'7^-.v ^ H - , Dtmwfli ORDERS, 0B^J^^^^^iwiyNSBORO\ lis or Officers commanding the fifth VUfHUIlKV,.^ ... ^ , he' shall have jield \ji commission oi or above the rank of Capuun. for twelve months next preceding tli'e Aid iJarof el^ion. '* < *~j&rr ' i Each Oolotiel or officer commanding a regiment will attend the counting oat < the vote# j'and imme diatejy ihereafter rei urn. t hejeutte of thepo^of .^ut ' ''t f ??* ^ mjapsK^ T. ' " ?? ? ? -5^6utfc.5CSi? >nc?r/ by a t?a> v^'" iLACKj Ti - % m ata very re<Idc?d applying it iStf ' .<?* J ?!>