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LM ?f h titer* 4 nw? to A# Po? ,< Colombia, on the 1st Jrrrm, 1&36. AdS Hw,1Wt Key, Jo fin C 6 AmMWM Jame* LaMm, John 2 ^5r?? Brooica, Ml l^VyN H J&adfeyv $ crmf ?v***y,, Freewmw Brew**, Jfarv Lcrxtf, f*eor?e W JRWy ?^vBHy ?ITOOvii> J?'.?e?a?>. P^rrielt Maytaafc, Jaeob c T On * - ton?? 8 ^Ir k, .hmts A ; > JSratvhiviftw ? Jf JRaieefy, J*1iw iM *"*>*- - fla^wigbt. /obn SKlf ffiR. ?afcf##ifc te '' 83sicPwtf " "**"" < Robert Crfftef. P*tt4 K Cbar1e#e r#/wt E4* Dfcboie, L W tkbson, llenry W iTWv 1 TCVV 3 P*f sfan. Jvlnt .4 Pofrof^A ERBsl Dtifstt, fUee## *?s?efl,>j| gvr*gk*f6f ??'* mmJJ F.singbam. Catfnrm*, * tloberde, Jtawy <3^^ ??. . / \ a. t .^1 v?f?uc^ vT^f Kdwwrfs, John t> *-. ? IM Andrew D F*em*ny *?fry I . tomnum, Joseph rT*m*? 3 SSTMST &&s,e * /wWf rT V JtuT Py JllCfWW W?Ue? Thowyon, A W *?aiLlj r tf j flOTnpSv n f Jo^x*" (A ' Ti?m? * rvu>. livn " mW? Ha, ffo^y JV ? | f. .A'Siri ^ -?? - -* * ? v^WrnR^ i/svtv * WWpWh% Juy'..l6fHI Goatfw yw, )iim E Thempeon, MiWred E I !? emphfti. John 1 'fayto/lfre Pr Thomas ITiggins, Francis 8 W&on, KtffW If Howe#, ff##n*b Wi'##ny Jo&w ttackbwn Hodge, Zady Woa&M^ ioWl W 3 Howell, Thrmts Wefls, Jacob Hhey, T)wikm Watson Wil&am Jtor*M?, Jarkson Dfftff Jfafs, Wiffiom W arm, J?h? J Jmingr So* W bitfeld, E 3 Jonea, Thowaii 9 Watson, Jebn Jtraee, Adjmant Vw*?l Wiggins, Harrv t Jonea Wily Wdbstn*, Geo W Jobneon, Job iieeba, *'erry Wages, ftebeeea KaigJer* ?b*abetb 2 Yttey; Cbrtet?an J Kwi, Carofme A Zewmy, John or Pbebe Ke#y, Jtwie* Tillery . KiUrngswjrtb, F R ? BESJAJIEf RAWLS, E M< -rr? tt .? ; ? -+ - ---?-. Rtfiee to IValrwtom. M agOt*#'* Ojfe* of LoiMviSf, Cixcinneti and > Ckarkri&R Kail Road CitmpUk^ ^?r; .' Charleston, June UL, W3^. ; fOROPO^ALS fer ike etcrntnikm and embsni^ Jl ami ?f ffo> 3d UttMm of the LoHisvil^j ?i*? i^MMt i a?4 L'Me?toi? R?l Ruad, ???nd?nf #lil JKK>iird> ferry, aft Uk Con&trpc rrrerT to MraaelH rlMet &4 iftrinlini ? fSat?ne?of *b#mt 40 mdecf wid he f%e*ir*4 ?t th? ?)fl&c?twr ibe Uffi e of the li#| fmaj M Cotewfeia, on and ?m?t ll|? lit and ntiMM|?| itiHl JuNr^pXWtiMO. Ti ?Wfljr nvitce i? giveiN <ha< I theee wixt deeire to compete tor eomncl* may h?ie adsadanl tmt0do<^ and to make i)>?(r arrange mnita?eordmfly< . Tn# not being req iir d, o ?le? MtivH n #fci lo thanaefotof to ewer op on the tteem ion tifl tboif etoritrarta pfior fo )sl Jano??ry * 1839. ~ ' On and sfier tbe lat Jnly, fbe lino of Joraikm .. bo pn pared far inspection ; Hape and Profits il)a*< I tr f?iv< of wbwk wiM be foond af Or^ngeF^?r?, (i? fh* Void ef *n4 #* the V&eee ofi the Company at Cbarfeston and t'ofnmbra, vt| M? aetata of the Company wttihein at?enda?>ee to gite (be requite information. Chkf finginter L C.tC.K. R. C. 3?we 2f . jj? t)fJ i #tVir Goods. j, ??> 4?V>J _ . 1 ? ' >rtber baa thia day open ? ! a 4k MMMOni'iW awoiHUmi U] pimj ?IM mb^iv i/ri GO0O% +h iclb MgetW *iib baa prernxM stoeM, mkm Mb rnsnrUoem evmpfatf* to #h*th ko in**m the itfentiott of his {fierce and the pubiie. , ^ *< - ~ JLop ~ A genefat assortment of Gentlemen's tosh xrtmbte Waek and dr*b H AT8- ' _ . ^ William fl. &TaXLEY<^ Coht&kiiJme 24,1828. 33 3t |. Company Orders. COJX ^IBIA, 850i Hay, 1939 4 All 1Mon fe? ti&mGll to tbe R? ft. V C?NN painr. to snppty tbe taettter oeeaiianad by til# promotiofi of ]Hfaioy Oregx, will ne held #tb?fcM#f? bet tiooee* on Satarday, tbe f &b of iff! flKMMfe ' HM&Mlit Ijsvk* and rorport Is T*j*nKWitL and PoasT f ? Will manage tbe Election and make r* turns to tbe ( sprain. . -. .. ? By order of tbe r?pf?jn. ^ ' TttOS, 1L BAKBR, 0. S. Th Vtfr idbh Puk&mara &f tfu South, !J* hh?aii ?ajia??a, ACffftfc fbt Cmrntmpt'ttm Asfbnts, Cengbs,Co!dst Pysp&pSMi Utef seniptaim, SettifUt*, Syphilid Jtomi/iat Disease, Rheumatism, ftftd ifi diseases art* stottom an imp art fiate of (t?? blood. Tie ilwNwMI la* tWW iMWltiwi to tbe pub 6c not more than twaite months ago, by a tefr wof^ tbf ^Kiten of Cbarieaton, 8 C? Doctor William VeifCb--and has airoady Obtained great celebrity, Which May be seen fhMI (he directions accompany itttftbe bottle. r Ytir s*)4&Fi A : F. 0G1ER, Af W? ftfttg ^tofO, bboire tbe Court llou^e, and op po?te fMtekA SbtoiDon'0 Jtwet, *'? v ?'- 23 6t layrored Sins Cutter. TJ1I1E snbecfiber bas jest received a few of tbe JL aboa S taacbme^ fer sale; peraons wishing to poyebae# ettfcriT the vi^bt of the Wsirict, are re - meate4 to Cm and aes them. A.^D. CRAWFURO. June 2, 23 4t Book% IjOsT fecenred iUtf fbt sale by William Cunning- j '#F ham ^ James' new Ifotef. " The Robber/' by the sutler ' of " The 4i?ust " Att?a," A? in 2 to!s< Historfof the Reign o!" Kerdinand and Isj?bp|'a tbe Cathobe? by Wdiiaia H. Prsseott, in d vols., w j taao. Jane 2, 23 tf ] strayed AWAY from my plantation, Sibont fttnntr dn yr j age. a large b?y HORSE, with a bhtp in his j Jbreliean* one of twn of bis fore legs white, a long ktit* and a lamp on (be it)?i le of one of his hind legs, j jtmiftbovr tbe hoof. Any pefwm giving information can get him abetl ne rewarded fer fhe same. JAMBS ADAMS. my *9, 1533; 23 Mouth Carolina College. !*m 29, 193". Y}ROPCttA1,8 will be tested by either <it t he Jl ??ahsffibers, on til the first Monday in July nest, for filling tbd vacancy of Steward of the Col leee, on Wbirb day the appointment *ill be made. Tbe person appointed will be required to be fully prepare# to epefl tbo Coifltf ons on the first day of Ucto'ier neit. A irtAlfDtNO, p w r DE9AU88t;RE, JAMES OREOd, V i Sf??CURD, ?t IP jt Committee. iasd fur Sale. rMABE Subscriber offers fer wtfe 12^5 Acren of 1 hi ftp, oo th# waters of Bo^k Creek ami isle Cr*#k, imwem the We Fwd of Tlmad Rit-er snd Pallet, is miles hetow where I mtw fiye. P"f*ofla dHpos<*d to pttfehase will pfeasT ?11 and eiami?e themeelyes. J. P. F05PER June ? Rail Road fleeting. \ A LL those feeH ng an interest m the Ridge ronte. ' Jm. by way of innsborongb, Chesterville, and ! Yofkvjfie, are hereby informed that a meeting wii} he heW at Cheater C H. on Tboraday after tbe first Momiay in Jo if next, to confer oft Mauer* highly important to their int erect#. Jane 2 23 4t S' rayed ON tl* Mtfe May, from t plantation of Ha**t \r>\yt9 near Cedar Creefe, two bob-ta Jed car riege HOK#ESf srjpf*ised to be J#? due neighborhood of Coin rubra A sonable reward wiB be fir en to any person who may find them and retwro them to the owner. Jane 2. '23 3t Dissolution of?opartnership THE Copartnership heretofore enmtiftg between $!?e Sr?bscrtber?, ander tbe firm of B. L Jlc &A(/?HM!V A CO.t ia Ihie day diesofrredby RMtnal consent AD demands against tbe firm wi* ha pre sewed isB. t Mef/waeblin for payment} and a& persona indented to said firm# by bond* Aote, books of ?rwnteT or otherwise, previoue to tbe first instant, wifl make payment to him. 8 t. MeLAttCBMN, W*. B. STANLEY. Colombia* I9tb May, W38 *30 An KKr?f. ROBERT WALKER (ftving frmr miles north of Cmon CooTt Home) tolls before me a bright Sorrel HORSET soppoaed to be aeten or eight years oM I fifteen bands b?*b, a ?maO star and some white spots on each side of bis back, and ? me tfark spots on his left hip? shod all roond? ' o brands pereeisa Ma -appraised at sixty -two dollars ami a half. JAMES ROCtf TREE, X. P. May 26, IS3* 21 Circular. THE omlerwgned take pleaanre in being able to state, to Merchants of this State, Georgia firtil tytfi Alfthftm* #Wi ?? ? ?ot/~ ^ ^ w n&rv .V^tvu waiKPif n U0t>oin v??jv?*-v?% j u..u Payettevltt* <Jbsm#f tfhf requeued to insert 11te above in their paoer* ow? a week until the first of t.nd forward their accounts for payment. 6lrnn ?pring^ and Lime four SPRINGS STAGE ACCOMMODATION THE undersigned hat determined to run his line of Stages by Glenn's Springs after ll?e first ?>f Jene* twice a week during t he summer season. The stages le*ive Columbia at 4 o'clock. A. M on Tues day end Friday, and Ruiherfnrdtou at S o'clock, P. jit. the satne days. and arrive at Spartanburg C. H oa Wednesday and Saturday. Persons wishing to r? from Greenville to Glenn's Springs may go in the incolnton stage to Spartanburg C. II. on Saturday, where they may take my stage and go directl* to Glenn's Springs the same day. The Proprietor will alw keep a private conveyance for passengers com ing from Spaitanhnrg C. H to the limestone Springs, arriving and departing to correspond with the arrival and departure of the Columbia stages. This amuse ment is made at considerable extra expense, with n view to accommodate the public, from which he hopes to receive a liberal patronage WW. walkkii Spartanburg C. ft -? May 25. 1838 21 f?w - TRI'SSE*, JW the Uadicid Cure of Hernia or Rupture. THK Subscribers are happy fostate, that being the Agents of L'rs Ho./d, Chase, <fc Co., they can fbfnish those afflicted with Hernia or Rupture, with the invalnable Trusses of Dr Hober Chase, which wheft well adapted, contribute, not only fo the comfort and safety of the afflicted, but are also capable in almost every case, of effecting a radiral cure. In the report of the committee appointed by the Medical SoCiet y of Philadelphia, it is expressly stated that 'he Trusses of Dr. Heber Chase are not only superior to alieber* in use* but also from theio alone can a radical cure '-e expected. That these trusses may not be brought into disre pu'e by improper management, they will only be sold to Physicians Some experience, as well as a correct knowledge of the anatomy of the ports con cerned in Hernia, being necessary for their pruper adaptation Persons wishing to avail themselves of the ad van tages of these superior instruments, can have them property adjusted, as well as the necessary directions given, by applying to Dt. Toland, one of the Agents. It hfitti in Agency business, Cosn wdl he required for the 'n asses Pliysieians are respectfully invited to call and ex* amine them at Dr. FITCH'S Dr jg Store. April 21, 1838. 16 BOLTING CLOTHS FOR sale by W. B. THOMPSON St CO, Mey 21 Notice to Traveller* ,f * OlfrG SOUTH.? Tfc* People's tme of fow OT horse post coaches lesrves Aagosw. every day fo* W tiner, ton, by the Aognsfa and Athene Kait-roed rt&y fhenre to Milledgervifle, Mn m, #?? Ctf*mbm to Montgomery, A labama, by stages, with stock and stag*# unsurpassed hf any line i n the Soother** conn :ry. Great ear* has been ?hearted m the ?*Wt?T) of driver* on thrs hoe. and o one Not sober and moat experienced men have beer* employed. Passengers who atail themsekes of rh* o^feorrwnrfy of tafcoig i line of stages, can be positively assured of more comfort and expedition than can any other fine now m operation, between Aofcosta and .Montgomery, Alabama Office at the United State* Hotel, Au gusta, Ga. GEO. W. DEKT, Agent for the Company. Montgomery Hall, Montgomery, Ala., April 14. 5IO Delhi's Reward. A LARGE Mack MaRE and two dark MAKE MULES left my plantation of* the 26th April. T>>e above reward *? ill be given for their appre hension, or information of them ao that I can get them. J. 1 CLARK Way S IS Daily ?ipecfe*l, A LARGE and extensive assortment of DRUGS AND M EDI(JN ES, which. with a t?rge stork previewsfy tn hand, wiffbe an inducement for Phy sicians, Plant ers, and other* to cail and examine for themselves. A. FITCH. May 12. 19 4tie F?i Peters' Pills, >R aale, warranted genuine. Likewise BECK l WlTH'S ANTl-DVSFEPnC PILLS. ^ For aale by F OGI ML Mare h 31, 1338. 13 eopft Notice. AP L persona are warned hot fo frede for any Note* given to the late D. B. Tt fM#f (ft to pay ?ny such note#, unless to the Administrator of aaid Toms, or to hit Attorney, Jos. A. Black. This linh day of December, 1837. GROVE A. PELTON, 53 AdmV. of D. B Toms. DIVISION 6R0E89. Third iPlvisunt, HEAD qU A lit MM, WISiVSBORO-. , Mareh I5ih, 1838. fMlHE Colonels or Officers r oromanding the fifth JL end sixth regiments of Cavalry are hereby or dered to hold an eleetion accord ii*g to law, in each of their respective regiments, for a Brigadier General of Cavalry, ro commaiid the brigade of Cavalry within the third division (in conformity With the Act of the General Assembly, passed December 20th, Itf27,) on Friday, the 13th thy of June next, giving at least fifty days previows notice, by posting op noti<*e for tha* length of time, at one public plaee at least, within the bounds of each troop or company of the fegimenfs respectively. The election to be made by the commissioned officers, field and staff, of aaid re giments of Cavalry ; from amongst the officers, field arid Jfraff, of stfid regiments, #/f and above f he rank of Captain. No officer in addition being eligible unless fee shall have held a cfrmmission w or above the rank of Captain, for" twelve months next pTeccding the said day of eleetion. Each Colonel or officer commanding a regiment Will attend the counting out the votes i, and imme diately thereafter retorn the stale of the polls of his regiment to the Major General. By order of Mai Gen. .Jotts . SAJtf'J~H. YONGUE, Aidde-?rmp. - March 24. 12 td itfAP^ MAPS of the Stn?e of Sooth Carolina ran be had at a very reduced prii-e, by applying at the Treasury Office in Columbia. JOS WLACKf Treasurer. March 5, 1833 10 Furniture Wareroom. THARLEY A SOff, Cabinet-makers, respect ? fully inform the inhabitants of (Jreenville and the neighboring ttistrirta, that they have purchased the large fetoiJdfntf on the puh>'ic souare, recently oc cupied Me a Printing Office and fheatre, in which they have opened a Furniture Wareroom, where (!>0f flow have, and will continue to keep on hand, a Variety of ank les in their line, of their own manu foeture, consisting in part of the following . Mahogany Sideboards ; Sofas, of different ^?atterns : French Wardrobes ; Huresfts ; t ard Tables ; Mahogany Chairs Ac. Ac. All kinds of Mahogany Furniture manufactured to order, finished io the latest New V ork style, and made of the best materials^ They wiU sell their Furniture at New York and Philadelphia prices. Those who purchase of them, therefore, will not be subjected to the expense and risk oi shipping from the North, tut well as the injury which Cabinet Ware must necessarily receive from transportation. Orders will be thankfully received, and exeented With punctuality. N. B. BILLIARD TABLES made to order, and ?warranted to be equal to any manufactured else Where. Greenville C. II., May 19, 183* 20 4t Committed TO the jail of Richland District, as a runaway, a negro man who calls his name H ARDT1MES, indsays he belongs ?o Wit,i,iiin Wmagg Shith, of Charleston, S. C. and that lie ranaway from his mas ter's plantation, on Ashley river, al?ont 20 miles from Charleston. Har Itimen is alaait 25 years of asje, dark eompJexkjn, 5 foet 8 inches high, well made, whit* teeth, wears whiskers ? has a small scar on the inside of his right wrist, from a burn ? n ? other marks or scars visible. The owner is requested to come for ward, prove his property, and pay expenses and take him aw:iy JOSHUA fcOWDEN, G. R. D. Mav r.\ 133*. .1 i\ew Hook* 1ST received and for sal? by WILLIAM CUN . NINOIIAM, via: A LICE, or the Mysteries a Sequel to Ernest Mal tr.n era ; by the author of Pelhant, Hienxi, Ac THE LADY OF LYONS, or ]?ve and f'ride; a Play in five acts, by the author of Pelhatn. The fourteenth volume of Mrs. Sherwood's works, containing THE MONK OF CIM1ES; THE ROSARY, or Kosea of Montreut ; THE ROMAN 1UTHS SAINT HOSPICE; THE VIOLET LEAF; THE CONVENT OF *T. CLAIRE May 19, 1838 20 Dr< Ife'-iiariP* REMEDY for the Cholera, Cholera Morhua or Summer Complaint, in children or grown per sons. It is safe and pleasant* and in ninety-eight cases out of a hundred it will cure in a few hours. To be had oniy at the Columbia Drug Stun , ii; xt door south of the Court Houso. May 12 19 4t?s T Light wood Knot Spring*. HIS beautiful, and healthy, and well-known j-L summer retreat is now open for visiters and ho.-irders. It is neatly, comfortably, and extensively fitted up. The proprietor pledges himself that it shall be supplied with the best that the town and '?ounfrv market can furnish, and every attention will be paid to its patrons. For the accommodation of those who may wish to 'odge at or visit the Springs, and at the same time at tend fo huiiness in town, a carriage will go out eve ry evening at du?k, and return in the morning, reg ularly during the summer STEPHEN If. SMITH. May 19 30 Jm For Sale. FOR sale a comfortable Sand Hill Residence. a For particulars apply to DAVID EWART. Columbia, May 19, 1838 20 For Sale, A GOOD COOK, Washer* and Ironer. with her child, five months old. Apply at this o?fire. May 12 JJ Copartnership. THE Sobscribewlme ?*? *OC*at4?d 'n hTwinew, tmAr the firm o< VE\L A GLAZE, occupy ing the wore of Wm. Glazc, in Brick K?ng<? They tender to their ow custom er?, their friend* and the pobfic, their #crvice? in ft?e Watfk *n 4 Cbxk Repntrmg *nd Jev*lry Hnstnett They have on hand a good assortment of Gold and Silver Wafbr*, S?Ivrr and F mcy Hardware, Jew elry, Military Gooda, s*kJ all articles m their hoe. TThey promise nnnrtrral attendance to all order*, will he thankful for all favours. and having an experienc ed Watch makeT, they can at all firm**, prompt? at tend to an caJK and hope to five general satisfaction. JOHN VEAL. WILLIAM GLAZE. April 7 I4th Canal Flour. BARREL of the above for sale, by ?? POLOCK, SOLOMON, St CO, March 17, 1933. 11 ?251 Regimental Order*. SIXTH REGIMENT, CAVALRY. Head- QcAftTitita, Wait* HfLi,, ) April In, 1838. j N conformity to order# from Major General Bc jk chajw^Si, a?? e^ftKTj will he held at J. L Voongrfe'a, on the 15th day of Jane next, lor a Brig adier General of Cavalry, to comnBand the 3rd Brig ade of C?v*try. Lf. Col. Howard, Major Owens, and Li. Boyle will assist in managing the election. PHt UP D. COOK, U 15 Col. 6tl? Keg. Cavalry. I Chair*. THE Soliseriber has jost received, and will sell at reduced prices. 30 dozen Windsor, Cane, Rnsh, and Maple Chair*. 4 do. Settees. 2 do Fine Mahogany Rocking Chairs. I do, !<*fge do do. 1 do Small, do. do. 2 do. Children's High Chairs. 1. D. MORDSCAI. March 17. 11 JYotlce. TH1? rnp.rtrvr.Sip of Y(W* J?fS A TE/II.h ll.n dav dissolved by mutual consent. A LEX A N t/ER YOUNG will continoe the bosi ,e*s, and is do Ijr authorized to settle the affairs of the said concern. ALEXANDER YOUNG, JOHN VEAL Feb. 1, 1*38. 5 Final JYolifv. ALL persons indebted to the Eatate of J A M EM MACFIE, must come forward by the 20th of Pebrosry next and settle with KfftsLKR, McGregor St Co thetr respective Notes and Accounta, or they will be indiscriminately put in afrit. To those indebted in large soma indulgence may be extended nj>on their giving Umd with approved security, interest payable annually. JOHN BRYCE, Adm'r. Jan. 10, 1833. 2 Rrnndy, Holland Gin, CLARET, VINEGAR, See. Vr DIRECT IMPORTATION fM^HE Sobsruber has constantly on hand a luge I assortment at the following articles, of hie own importation, ami offers now for sale, on liberal terms. Cognac and Champagne Brandy, in pipes, half pipes, and quarters. Very superior Cognac Brandy, 20 years old, in quarters and barrels of 20 gallons. Holland fiin, of superior quality. Claret of all qualities, in casks and boxes of 12 b. Muscat, Frontignan, and Sauterne white Wine, in hones. Champagne Wine, in quarts and pintfr. White W ine Vinegar, in barrels. Superfine Clarified Sallad (hi, in baskets of 12 b. Cordials, in boxes of 12 bodies and baskets of 2 bottles. Swiss Absinthe; Fruifsin brandy; Fickle; Mar caroni; Vermicelli; Sardines in oil ; l>ottle and demi john Corks, in bags. EMILE LARRONDE, GO Ea*t liny, cr. Magwood's Sth Wharf. Charkiton, April 14. 15 Police* ALL persons indebted to the estate of the late D B. Toms, and those to whom th? nid estate are indebted, will call on my Attorney. Jot A. Black, who is legally authorised to settle up said estate. GROVE A. PELTON, Adm'r. of D. B. Toms. Dec. 5th, 1937. 51 P. S. Persons having notes or other Glioses in Ac tion deposited in their hands, by said U. B. Toms, will please render an acconnt of the same to Jos. A. Black, with the cause of tfceir being in possesion t hereof. GROVE A PELTON, Adm'r of D B Tom*. N. B. Prompt payments will be required and en forced JOS. A. BLACK. PolinhUsg lAqutd , FOR cleaning Braaae* ? a new supply just receiv ed. This is an invaluable article which every family will find to Its advantage to purchase. Ih rections accompany each Bottle. A. FITCH. March 24. 12 tf T T Public Notice. IHE subscribe? has just received a fresh assort ment of MEDICINES, and still continues to receive monthly supplies, which enables him always to keep on hafKl a full and general assortment, to sup ply physicians, planters and merchants upon as good terms, (the good quality always considered) as can be had in the State Prescriptions and family orders personally attended to. A. FITCH. March 24. 12 tf Choice atfrd Hare Jtr Helen. HE subscriber has just received and offers for sale at his Store, So. 3, Sew Brick Range, 1 Pipe choice Cognac Brandy, 5 1-8 do do. 2 1-8 do. 24 years old, 1 do. champagne, 17 do. 1 do. fine flavored Holland Gin, 1 do do. Jamaica Rum. WISES, All of the most approved brands, in Wood and Glass Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Tinto Ma deira, Claret, Muscat, Sautems, Malaga, Old Port. Frrnrh Cordials, assorted, Maraschinoand Curaco Cordials, Superior French Syrujw, assorted, Bitters and Absinthe, I/ctnon. Raspberry, ai.d Rose Syrup*. (Tndrnvood's rickles avd Sauces. Capers, French and Spanish Olives, French Roso Wnter, Assorted Preserves and Fruits in Brandy, Sardines in Oil, French and English Mustard, Sniccs of all sorts. Milk, Wine, Soda, Sugar, and Butter Crackers. Smoked Beef, Bologna Sausages, and Bulluck's Chrese, English t* ninuts. Almonds, Raisins, Currr.nts and Citron, Ixwf, Lump, crushed, and Brown Sugars, London double Brown ?>toutam) East India Ue, in quart* and pints, Prime Green and Manill i Coffee, Gunpowder, Hyson, and Black Teas, Sperm Candles, Soap and Starch. 20,000 superior SPANISH CIGARS, Fine cut, Plug, and Leaf Tobocco. CROCKERY, CHINA, and GLASS WAR S, Comprising a complcto assortment. HALL and ASTRAL LAMPS, and BALANCE BALLS. Knives and Forks, Waiters, Dish and Plate Covert Sugar Boxes, Spittoons, Nursery Lamps, Andirons, Brail and Green Wire Fenders, Shovel and Tongs, Bras* Candlesticks and Lamps, Nut Cracker*, Spoons, Brooms, Whit ?wash Brushes, Ac. See. Al?o? An ottor'mont of Tin Ware. I D M0RDECAI March 24. ? Land for Male* THE subscriber offers for sale hit plantation, situ tied on the? n m* river,# rmfe* be low C??tden . The ?mi pixntMs , m pomt of ferrifoy and vrvdoc tiveness, m believed to he eqoel to any m the mala ; it eontait a in the whole, about 4000 arret, 2^)00 ? warn p, and 2,000 of npland ; of the mmtap there is cWrcd a bom 500 acres, and of the upland about 100. More than one huff of the cafcivsted I and ta firesh, having been Heated in the teal 7 fear*. The ay tend* are entirety healthy and ere situated ao a* to aff>rd healthy settlement*, at * convenient distance fross the swamp bead*. fhere am on the plantation* a griet mill and two return gins, propelled by water, and near the centre of the plantation. There Ja alao on the plantation, a stork of e?ti?* and hogaaod 4 ar 5,000 hothele of of rom, which might be pafeJatted, (f desired, with die plantation. The terma <d pafyment would t*e made easy to a purchaser. Any forther information may he had by application to the subscriber, in Camden Poeaea ion won Id be given either the present aeaaon, ao anon as the crop w gathered, or tM next, aa might beat ssit the purchaser. W. ITWILL1E /an 13. 2 Alexander Young HAS thia Hay taken into copartnership hie Sons Rownrr A. and Eowaro A. Yocao. tmder the firm of A YOUNG A SONS He feels grateful fi-r past /avers, and wiB endeavor to merit the confidence of hi* fnenda and the public. ALEXANDER YOUNG, R. 4. YOUNG, EDWARD A. YOUNG Colombia, Feb. 2, 18?. FISHERY COTTO.V YARN. fMIHEsnbseribers have always on hand a large JL stock of the above and will *?fl by the baff at Factory price Orders from the country thankfully received and promptly attended to POLOCK, SOLOMON A CO. Oct 28. 43 tf Hterenmrn St Walker. MERCHANT TAILORS, SUCCESSORS to Me*srs. T. Dickinson k. Co Would inform the public, a* well aa the many patrona of the late firm, (hat in future, the business will be conducted nnder the above name, at, the same stand. Aa heretofore, a regular assort mem of Cloths, Cj?aimerca, Vesting*, and all articles usually found ?n such establishments, vrill be kept. Having been for many rears asaociated with Mr. Dirkineon in busi ness, (hey are generally known to all thoee who hare patronized the former concern ; they flatter theme Ivea, that by attention to business ar:d unre mitting exertions to please, they will be able to se cure a liberal rhare of patronage. Columbia, Jan. lf 1838. J Furniture n*Jt h a ao o. n. EBRITTIN'S Forniture Ware-Room is rcmo a ved to the square below tlie Court House* i,enr Brigg's (lute Kdgar's) Hotel, where a general assortment of Cabinet Furniture and Fanry Chairs will be ken , which will be disposed of on rrasrmsMe terms. His former friend* ntnl the public in general are invited to call and examine fo? themselves. All kinds of Furniture neatly repaired at the shortest notice, ar;d having made arrangements as undertaker, all business of the kind will be promptly attended to on moderate terms, and ? Hearse furnished withon charge in town. N. B. A Journeyman wanted to the above busi ness, also an apprentice ? both of steady habits. Nov 25, tf 47 22FUli<tm Jiml $c <?o., MANUFACTURERS OF MMIKINft Ui ]^TO. 27, North Fifth Street. Philadelphia, back of 11 the Merchant*' Ho'>eI ? the only establishment of the kind devoted exclusively to this business. Country Merchants are supplied at Manufacturers' prices, and their Classes insured from breakage to any part of the Union, without eitra charge Those who may have order* for large Glasses, would do well to inlurnt us by letter, previous to their coming on. of the size of the plate and the k?nd of frame thev may want, (whether of Gilt, M.ihoga ny, or MarbK) that the article may be manufactured expressly for ihe occasion Merchants should give their orders for Looking Glasses, the first thing on their arrival, to insure ihein well put up. March 31, 1333 13 Committed TO the jail of Union District, as a runaway, a ne gro boy who calls his name William, and says thai he belongs to Thomas Anderson, of Edgefield District, about twelve miles from Hamburg William is about seventeen or eighteen years old, Ave feet high, of a yellowish completion, stammers very b id in speaking The owner is requested t?j come for ward, prove his property, pay expenses ami take him away. ROBERT MACB8TH, S. U. D. Dec. 26, 1337. 1 T Committed O the Jail of Chester District, on the 23d Jann* nry instant, n Negro Man wbo calls his name i R1NCE, (ns a runaway.) ami says tbu he belongs to At rRKD Wn.soa, of Newberry District, 8 J. ? Prince is ibont fifty years old. five fee t ten inches high, pleasant countenance. The owner is request* ed to comply with the law snd take his property D. G. CABEEN, sTc. D. Sheriff s Office, ) Chesterville, Jan. 24th, 1938. ) 5 Edgar'* Hotel. Adam Eooa* begs leave to inform the Citizens of Columbia, ami all Person or Persons whatsoever.that he has again taken his old stand ; where every at en tion will be paid to Travellers and B<iarder? ; and as sores the Public generally that every effort shall be used to give saiisTactton. His Table, Bar, and Stable shall have a full and constant apply of every ani? le the market or country can afford; and his faithful Ostler Jess will at all times be Ibtmd at t he stable ADAM EDGAR. N. B. As the Proprietor has been compelled reluc tantly to take possession of his old stand, he again offers it for Sale or Rent. To a competent person, of good character, the terms will be made liberal. Jtis unnecessary to say any thing about the stand; it is kn?Tvn over the wl?ole southern country. March 3. 'J The Public ARE informed tha' the NESBITT MANUFAC TURING COMPANY are prepared to execute orders, in CAST IRON, for the running gear of Mills, Cotton Gins, llirashing Machines, and Ca?t ings generally, at their works on the Broad River, in Spartanburg and Union Districts, about 100 miles alKive < olumbia. Messrs. R Waodkll and P. 6c R. Barer., of Co lumbia, are authorized to receive orders tnlh the pat' trmt, which will he forwarded to the Works of the Company without delay. Mr. E. W. Harrison, the General Superintendent, will receive and exe cute orders at the Works Castings will he delivered to customers in Colum bia at the Charleston pric? s ; at the Works they will be eheaf*r. The Company are determined to deserve the pa tronage of the public. B T. ELMORE, President. Jan. 20. 3 T Take Notice. HE notes and book accounts of WM. II. u-. BRIGGS have been assigned u* us, and by us placed in the hands of our attorneys, Black A Ar thur, for collection, to whom tliose indebted will please make immediate payment, as further indul gence cunnot be given. SIDNEY CRANE, DAVID EWART, Assignees uf W. H. Batons. Feb. 24 8 jYOTMCi THE copartnership of Pur^e and McCa iter was dissolved on the 1st of August last. All ncraons having any demands ag inst the concern will pletae rentier their accounts in, and those indebted make payment to WM. W. PURSE. WM W. PURSE still continues ta carry ?n the abinet and UplioMering business in all it* various branches, at his uld stand Main street, opposite Jfc* Cully & Donaldson. N. B. Funerals furnished at the shortest notice. Oct. 28 43 tf la EmmUw. LAtrcjurrec district. John Masaey, /r etal, 1 ft, ' >B#fcr partition, Ae. Sarah Mmmjf widow, etaL ) IT appearing to the jmtmAeikm <? imW Mm 9i9ntt*rm*mWwft2*imz ant* in tbe above st?draee, era ibaMI without (to fcaau of ibis State ; Oa AMU ion, rompfem.nts' wrftraar. Ordered. t mm defendant* do eapear a ad answer, plead, or < tbeeeid Ml wiinin three swathe from the r fcon of tbia role. or tbei tbe seme bo taken pro eo-v ^Ti! wmCTsroo*. J., c.tn. JommiaaiooeT's 0??, ? 39U M?srh. 183B, f tS ? 13 In srarrEB u?rrmcT-iAi*OART rrajf, is*. Tbo Winyiw Irnkgo Society ft rf, vs. John V. Cowling and wife tod W. W. Anderson. IT sppeariag to the satisfertM* of tbe Coort (bat John V. Cowling and Sarah J. bis wifr reaade wit boot tbo Mw of tbia Slot* j ft k jbereibre or dered, that tbo Mid Joba V. Centime aad Iris wife da appear, plead. snaweror demor la tbo and MS with in three month* ?wa tbo pobfieatlon of ibia order, and in defaalt thereof, l bat lb# Mid bdl boiafcon /M runfeaso again*! then. By order of the C* an. 9-3m JOHN B MILLTA, Camr. Smith Carolina . LAUREN* WHTWCT. /iV TO? COURT OF ORDINARY. Sarah and n Seaborn Hand ud others. fT appealing to m+'Miiatiaetam that SeaheraHaa^ X nitty ilindrbiK.ii Band, Ww.ney Hand, Ar? eher Hand, Jaaoer Hand, Pat?y Hand, and ib? infant rhiJd, name nnirnawn, bain and wpwmwutw of John Hand, doraaaad, reside oat of tbo Smmt of tbia 8taie ; it ia therefore ordered f bat they appear before me, on or before the firm Monde y m My next, and ohjeet to lbs divtavon or aaie of tbe real eataio of Abo said John Hand ; otherwise their ronaent to tbo mm# will be entered of record. W. D. WATTS, O. L. 0 March 17, 13*t. 11 atate QfMiiih Carolina. IN CHaNCERI^-UNION district. I John Hamea and Million BtD for Ptrtiuon. Sarooel llaile et al. J T Appearing io my satisfaction that Rirhard Haile,. Laura Hade, Thoma* Ha He, and Robert Hade, BXTJ are defendant* in the above atated eaae, and heira at law of John Haile, deceased, reside beyond the liaiiia of thia Mate : On naf ion of Dawkins, i mfhmamli' ??liritor. it i* ordered thai the aaid defendants de plead, answer, or demur to the biR in this case, nkb in three month* torn tbo publication hereof, er tbe aaid bill wrfj he taken pro runieaao acsinet iheoi. v. Wallace c eIld. Commissioner's Offire, Ui.iou C, H J March 6, 1833. $ 11? te . I SmUh Carolina. cheraw district? in equity, ' John P. Zimmermen 1 ".s >? ?a. 1 Bill far sale of land Wm. F. Zimrnerrmtn et al., | and partition. Heira of Wm. Zimmerman, j IT Appearing from the affidavit of Wm B. Stanley, that 'I homaa B Poindeiier and Manr bia wile., who are defendant* in tbi* raaa, do reaido beyond the limiiaof the State: < Hi motion of Sima, toiplain nnt*' aoliritor, if ia or^fTed, thai thev do appearand pieml, nnawer, or <)enwtr to tbo bill, in three swot ha a.'ter the pubiieatlon hrreoC, or tbo bifl trill bo lakoa pro ronferto aa to them Ordered, that the above be pabbbed lor three month* in the Odumbia Teleaeope. GEO. W. DARGAN, C. E. C. D. May 12, 1838 ' or South Car Mm IffflOlf UISTRICT^W CHANCER1 John Hamea and .Mniijuo K?wl?r??l, (. Bid for Samnel Haile et al < J IT apjiearing to my aatiaCiction that llobtrt St rib ling. Mark -Ntrihiint. Mary (MriMinf, (now Mary HoaettKind,) and her hoaband, " Roaemoad, who are defendant! in ho ab<nre atated caee, and heira at 1.i w of John Hade, deceaaod, reaaU beyond tbe baa it* of thia tftate ? On motion of Dewkina, Solieitor hr the eompkm ants, it b therefore o'dered, that the aaid defendants do plead, answer, or demur to tbe aaid bil), within: three month* from the pablicefoa bereo^or tbe aaid bill will he taken pro conJeaao aato them* 1). WALLACE. C. E. U. 0. Commiaaioner's Office, I'nion Court House, 25ih April, 1833. I 19 Wanted, AS Apprentice* Ui the Gtm and SSrer Smith bosilrt sees, one or two BOYS, from Pmrteeo l# fifn eri years of age. Sorb as come well reoom inended, with g<aid moral cbararter and indoatriooe hnlfits, will meet with good e m ouragement. Boya fnmt the country would he preferred. Jan. 27. PECKHAM ft GEORGE. KUOIME.Vl'AL OROEKa. COLUMBIA, MARCH i3, 1838. PURSUAN I' to an order from Major Genera9 BucftajiAir, an eieeum will be held io Cslai bia on Friday, tbe 16th of Jane nnt, for ft Brigadier General ol Cavalry. The MkfWing persons w9 manage the election: Capta. Aoinaand SraftS? Lients- Tavi.or ami Bkown. None bat oommiasioned officers, field and ataf, are entitled io vote. < r? Fur the information of the office re, I refer then to the following reaoloiion of the General Aaaeabl)r( paaaed December, 1829. Keaolved, That in all elections for Brigadier aad Major (ienerala, hereafter to be made in tWs State, it shall be lawful lor the '<omoiiseione < oOeef* of ifeft Militia, entitled to vote, to do so by proir : Provided that all votes so off. red by prosy, be etgaftd by tbe officer voting, staling bia rank and title, and |iiia>1 ed under sealed cover. ad*lresard to ihe Colonel of the Kegiment to which he belongs, or other odfoef holding the election. <. ? '~ff J. H. ADAMS, Colonel. March 24. It tf Valuable Lands Tor Male In Newberry District fllHE Subscriber offers for sale that well JL known tract of Lsind known as HENDER SON'S 1SL A N LP, coataining four hondred and forty Ai res, more or Icsa, with aboet two hundred ana twenty a4r?a cleared, and in a hi#k?!at<_of cultira tion As a Cotton Plentstion. it is equal to any he the District : and equal to any in the Smtofer fnm. The sobw rioer lias sufficiently tested the beelth of the Islsnd, having planted it fur the last six or eigbl years, and reniled nimaclf on it ell the time : bia 90 groes Itave been as healthy as on any plsniaiion in the same latitude in the Stale, and be has not had la pay one hundred dollars lor doctor's bill dnrinf tbft time. The improvements sre sueh as are wmm on plantations ; a jzood gin-houae and screw, aegp houses, and everaeer's house. That portien of lb forest land on the island, with the exception of a very amall part, is equsl to any hi the State. The island ia aituated in Urtied River, about 42 nUlea above Co* lum'tia, and within three miles of Maybinton? in Newberry Distnet, having a good booting navigation from the gin-houae yard. 1 deem further description unneresasry, as persona wishing |i? purchase wdl wiah to examine it before purcneshif. The'prio and terms will be made known by applioatioft to tbe anbacriber, on the premi?ea. JAMES M. HENDERSON. May 19, 1838 SI tf Strayed or. Stolen FROM Colonel HAirrTOM'a Woodlands Estate, 5 miles below Columbia, abont tbe first of ApfH? n CIlbSNtT SORuEL Jl^REi seven y?? old thie spring, shod sll round, starinti<e forehead, mane and tail both long, with some white hair?--tio other marks recollected? wulks and trots well It ts^proo able the mare will endeavor to get back home, an > she waa raiaed in this district. I wMI fnra ? a rewftm of twenty dollars for the mare, and f?r a? I reasona ble espenses. Any information *>? received. Addreas R A. JOYCB, Reedy Fork P. O., GreenrHle District, 8. C. Tlx editors of tb. EdwIoW Uftim mj wiircprihitJour dwywP to me, with ehesee mart** iev. R* El GceenviUe.Mountaineor forward their last paper and I will remit the money. May 19, 1P?