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

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The T if Subscribers fake ejeat pleasure in inform incc the Hfiaens of Columbia, and travellers gen JW*?p!. this eleeant establishment which has un: llerxonea thorough repair, besides having many new ?<* aodfine addition.*, is now opened for ihe reception " .oftrumpany, e?riy in October next ; and from their .vlor*^ experience fa business, they hope to merit a full :.,#b*rao' poMic patronage. ?>... * To the Members of th?* Lesrislature, Lawyers at the b>r, an?t private families, this establishment offers -.many advantages for their comfort and conve nience ; and every exertion shall be usod to render satisfaction. ?" - - u ' ~ ' v - HAMNKR & HUNT. . P. S- Persons wishing to encage rooms in this Hotel, will please address the subscribers immediate ly .? H- & H ...Ac -Sept 22- ^ . - v 3q. tf The Charleston Mercnry. Greenville Mountaineer, v. and An^wtaXhror.irJe, will publish the above once i- - a week, six weeks, and forward their accounts to the rtibseriberj. 'V ? citxrns ofS. Carolina. ^ in^ET ER' S Vegetable A nti- Bilious PILLS have ^Ip. been so long renowned for the purposes mention ed beneath, that they are now. justly held in the highest estimation even in the. remotest regions into "Cy which the genius of American commerce has pene t rated. The tact is best proved Uj^the ?. ; v v IMMENSE PATRONAGE - that they enjoy in all directions; wluch patronage :^MK?ncxeasiDg to- such an.ex!entvthat it is with great ? difieufev (a> be superintends all the process of manu %facturc oimself> that the proprietor can supply or ders. 7-.:" Certampersons Shstigated by their great success, have been so bareiScetf as to COUOTERf BIT PEEPERS' PILLS ! r? and ere endeavoring to palm their vicious com -? pounds upon the public, in various parts of the world, f." Attift . .? 1 GENUINE ARTICLE ! \ and thereby many valuable lives are jeopardized in order to put money in the pockets of a pack of ATROCIOUS VILLIANS. -Mi In order to remedy this glaring and desperate im ^ poiihon the purchaser MUST take especial care to ^,k*>kl&.t!)to facsimile of the ~ . PROPRIETOR'S SIGNATURE, which will be found on the colered wrapper pasted round each box of the REAL PETERS' PILLS. ... v THE COUNTERFEITING OF WHICH IS iShtSCT FXLO - Therefore , if purchasers" will only pay attention to this, they witt he safe from imposition, as Dr. Peters ??> has offered r and again" hereby offers A THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD! iortfee apprehension of anv person who ^ . .C0UN PERFEITS EflS SIGNATURE . ! ~ fact which has thus far* and may hereafter deter - any impostor from attempting so hazardous a specu . lation. ? - > -THE FOLLOWING COMPLAINTS, are few of \hc many, for the care of which Dr. Pe f ierlrPyfeam so widely, celebrated, viz : Bilious Fkvk*,Fevkr and Ague, Dropsy, r; Liver Cojipl ai.vt, F, nlargem ent oe the Spleen, or **? Fever ..Cake" Headache, Haritcal Cos TIVEXKSS, LoWXESS OF SPIRITS, LOSS OF APPE titbt Indigestion a n1> Sourness of Stomach.-? And in all the diseases peculiar to Females they will be found highly beneficial. Prepared by JOSEPH PR1ESTV PETERS, M. D. No. 129 Liberty street. New Yor& V ? Thesecelebrated PSUs are for sale by all the Prin cipal Drsggists in Columbia and throughout the K United States. ? - ~ 35 _ jjPOI* ^ anHE DWELLING HOUSE belonging to the cs- ' v ->Jfc tatc of Rev. Robert Jfoans, laleiy occupied by 'his family ; It is. si tutted on Richardson street, on the square below the Staee House, and is well adapted for a private residence. The House contains seven rooms conveniently arranged, with a spacious lot of two acres. For terms, apply to : ^md DR. ft. W. GIBBES. i Sept. 22, 40 tf ^ Estate sokT at iwibhc befi?tt" the Conrtfloase ir Columbia, on the first Monday m. November next,.the fTmiseand Lh the. late resi . dence of 3fo. N> Herhermont. This- ISrge and com modious dwelling wjo sooci repair, and has been recently pointed inside and out. It has attached to it a lot of tone acres, "ontainiiwr a large vineyard, and a . great variety of choice -fruit trees, besides a rich col ^^ffection of exotic planfs. " ^ ~ - Terms of safe one third cash, and the balance upon attedh o?one?ind two years, payable in two equal . ' instalments, withimereaflrom the date. A, mortgage of the premises, and personal securi ty, Will be required. -C^ ^ 7 ? W F I>ESAfJSSURE, i : % - : ? v ? ' Executors. Sept 1, ,36 ! ? r-s : ? Leather, ?iioes, &C4 5T jeceiving Soft-, Harness, Skirting and Up tntetiker. 'Skins, Roan-Skins, t and- colored lamngs, t> y tether with 3?en*8^Women's Children's and Ne $nio$ ^wstrigt: -;tlN THE ?OURT OF ORDINARY; Tamgitoi^-ttpplican^ , r^*?B!tamTaroph(gs John ; toe T Saml. 'BaaalprtiJiira'nd 'Jsaac Tampiton, e; at defendants JK^a^^hluTampitOfl, SamJ. rampiton and Isaac Tampttojv defendants in this case, reside without tfe limits b? the State - It ^'therefore, ordered, that they do appearand object to the division or sate of the real Estate of Jasper Tampiton, decd.?-on-or before. the 1st day of Dote mber'ne xt, or- their con seni wi$ be-entered of records . ' V- - ? - ^ \ ^ J. PR^TT/O- U. D. j *'<>pfipary*s" Office, J ; Oc pSRK* ' ? 4r tr ' \ -iv.-'? "^'JSc-' y ~SVT--rW jpj 11 ? ? . 1 5 ?' ?? f * ? ; a - ? Cabinet Jinking* THE subscriber informs the Public and his friends, thgtjie is now prepared to. execute all- kinds ? oTCabmeCwork, and Turnfng ? Columns, Banisters, " and eyetyevarietyin that Branch of. his Business: and, aiso is ready to make and fit in Pumps to' wells, / when called upon ? Furniture of aft kinds, repaired _ " with .iweataess and &?&?& ? applicants can have v their furniture varni^hedand^olished at their houses, wHhoutahyJneonvenierice ofsending.it to his es - , tahlish merit- He can be found opposite the commer cial Rmk. 8Cr Funerals will be attended to at the shortest no tlCQ* jflri " " * IV (gC ~ * . . JOIIX 31'CARTRR. - Octfi. - > ; -~c ?*? - ? ' 41 life ?r' + ? 4 ,H -?'**' ? . y ?_ - *- * . **' SOtTTH C,1S101jI*T*2, V ' f UNION DlSTfCICT. - v IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. Jason Gre^r, apphcartt, ' ^ ? John P. Woodson arid wife Elizabeth, ? v Keftfy Anderson and wife Leyina,^ ? ? - c" 7 ; and Elijah Greer, et ai. defendants |T appearing toroy" satisfaction that Joh ?P. W ood-. > ~ JK.- son and his wife Elizabeth, H?*nry Anderson and . his wife Eavina. and Elijah Greer.lfefendants in this i case, reside without the limits of the State ; it is there ? 6?re onfered, that they do appear and object to the dreinpn or sale of the real estate of the Rev. Thos S. Greer, deceased, on or before the 8th day "of Novem ber next?or iheir consent will oe entered of record. - J.J.PRATT, 0. U D. Ordinary's OfBce, ) - September 13, 1838. \ - 40 8t FRESH WEST INDIA PRESERVES, and a fine assortment of Rckles ? Just received. - J. H. HEISE. ^ October 6, 41 tf ^4- Notice. A LL persons indebte<l to the Estate of Michael j-m Harktv, dece?ed, will please make . immedi ate payment either to myself or iny attorneys, Messrs. Black & Arthur, arflfc-save costs, as further indulgence cannot be given. _ v Those to whom said eikate is indebted will hand in their accounts, properly attested, to myaajiior my . said attorneys. ^ S^XL^MESRUHL, - . . Adm'r. of Michael Hark in. Jaae lS;IS3Sv# ' - - .25 Wanted. San apprentice to the Grocery, or Gun and Sil r Smith Business, a Boy from 13 to 14 years of age. One that can come well recommended, will meet with good encouragement. FECK HAM & GEORGE. Sept. 1. 3o tf $?uacks and their detractive Nostrums. THE united testimony of Physicians, throughout the United States, has fully proved the FACT that PETERS'S VEGETABLE PiLLS are the only true Vegetable Pills, which will stand the test of An alization ? hencc tjie proprietor would most earnest ly urge them to the notice of those who have been in the habit of using as CATHARTICS<or APERI ENTS, the destructive and irritating QUACK PILLS, so generally advertised, and which are at besthut slow consumers of the vital functions and MURDEROUS agent*, even to the most hale. It is true, most of them produce a purgative effect, and sometimes transient relief, but in most cases they injure the digestive organs, and an habitual resort to tbem must terminate in confirmed dyspepsia. IT IS TRUE, that Cathartic and Aperient Medi cines are often required, but the nicest discrimina tion should always be observed in the selection, and if this be doiie nothing injurious can result from their use. To produce this much desired result. Dr. Peters has made it his study for severid years, and feels proud to say he has at length succeeded, iar beyond his expectations. The object ??f his "PILLS arc to supersede the- necessity of a frequent recourse to in jurious purgatives, and to offer a medicine SAFE, CERTAIN, and PLEASANT in its ope ration. AugusiSo. 35 ^ C-FEM \ LE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Tfre duties of this Institution will commenccon the 15thf,ofObtober. Sept.fr 37 tf J|i?T KEOEIVtD. THE subscriber has just received lOtt Loaves best double refined-Loaf Sugar, 100 do ^Cump do 2 Bbls best cracked - do 15 Boxes best Sperm Candles, 1000 Lbs superior Manilla Coffee, ? i Bbls No. 1 Shad, Superior Spanish Segars, A few bbls Irish Potatoes, &c. &c. ? I D.MORDECAI. Sept 20, 40 " : Take Notice. THE notes and book accounts of WM. H. BRIGGS have been assigned to us, and by us placed in the hands of our attorneys, Black & Ar thur, for roHection, to wfiom those indebted will please make immediate payment, as further indul gence cannot be given**; SIDNEY CRANE, DAVID EWART, Assignees of W. H. Bn ioas. Feb. 24. 8 I.\ EQUITY. LANCASTER DISTRICT. John P. Crockett, executor, ) Bill to Account, y* vs. [ and James Gordon, ex'r et al. ; For Partition., rr appearing to the satisfaction of the commission _ er, that Archibald Crockett, Benjamin Garrison and Jane his wife, Rof ert W. Crockett, Dudley G. Reeves and Caroline his wife, James Robinson and J Lavisa his wife, and William Crockett, defendants in the above stated case, are absent ftom^sad reside without the limits of this Slate. On of Clin- { ton, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered aSt the said defendants do appear and answer, plead or demur to the aforesaid Bill, within three months from the publication hereof, or that the same be taken pro confesso against them J. H. WiTHERSPOON, jr. C. E. L D. Commissioner's Offiee, ? Sept. 25, 1833. S 41 3m Choice anil Rare Articles ? THE subscriber has just received and offers for sale at his Store, - No. 3, New Brick Range , 1 Pipe choice Cognac Brandy, _ 5 1-8 do do. s 2 1-8 do. 2-Lr ears old, 1 do. champagne, 17 do. 1 do. fine flavored Holland Gin, 1 do do. . Jamaica Rum. . WINES, AH of the most approved brands, in Wood and Glass Madeira, Sherry, Champagne, Tinto Ma- ' deira, Claret, Muscat, Sauterns, ^ Malaga, Old Port. French Cordials, assorted ? Maraschino and Curaco Cordials, Superior French Syrups, assorted, ? Bitters and Absinthe, Lemon, Raspberry, and Rose Syrups. Underwood's Pickles* and Sauces . Capers* .French and Spanish Olives, French Rose Water, , Assorted Preserves and Fruits in Brandy, .. > Sardines -in Oil, -;?>? . r .... French and English Mustard, Spices of aR sorts, ? ? ? s Milk, Wine^ Soda, Sugar, and Butter Cr:~kers. Smoked Beef, Bologna Sausages, and Bulluck's Cheese, .:!* .- s English W alnuts, Almonds, Raisins, Currants and Citron, - , - Loaf, Lump, crushed, and Brown Sugars, , London double Brown Stout and East India Ale, in quarts and pints, - - Prime Green and Maftflh Coffee, Gunpowder, Hyson, and. Black Teas, Sperm Candles, Soap and Starch. 20,000 superior SPANISH CIGARS, FLqe cat, Plug, and Leaf Tobacco. J CROCKERY, CHINA, and GLASS WAR ', Comprising a complete assortment. HALL and ASTRAL LAMPS, and BALANCE v,. ' .... - BALLS. Knives and Forks, Waiters, Dish and Plate Covers Sugar Boxes, Spittoonsv Nursery Lamps, Andirons, Brass and Green Wire Fenders. Shovel and Tongs, Brass Candlesticks and Lamps, Nut Crackers, Spoons, Brooms, Whit?- wash Brushes, &c. &c. . - - Also ? An assortment of Tin Ware. ? I. D. MORDECAI. . March 24. " - 12 tf If-" *?* Notice. .. , "M?"R. Gi LEMERCIER returns to the citizens of j lf_S- Columbia his" cordiat and most grateful ac [ knowledgements, for their patronage so liberally ex tended to him as an insfructer in the French lan guage, and solicits for the futnre, a continuance of the same. He will give lessons to youijf; Ladies and" gentlemen; 3 times awweek, being Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. They who are desirous to become acquainted with the Literature of one of tITe most improved and elegant languages spoken among men, will receive every attention, as his whole time and ability shall be devoted to those who place themselves under his tuition. 'Oct. 6,1831 41 tf The Public ARE informed that the NESBITT MANUFAC TURING COMPANY are prepared to execute orders, in CAST. IRON, for the running gear of Mills, Cotton Gins, Thrashing Machines, and Cast ings generally.. at their works On the Broad River, in Spartanburg and Union" Districts, about 100 miles above Columbia. -? Messrs. R Waddell and' P. & R. Brycr, of Co lumbia, ore authorized to receive orders with the -pat terns, which will be forwarded to the Works of the Company without delay. \Mr- E. W Harrison, the General Su pen uteh dent, will receive and exe cute orders at the Works. C \ Castings will be deliyered to customers in Colum bia at the Charleston prici s ; at the Works they will be cheaper. v The Company are determined to deserve the pa .tronage of the public. > R T. ELMORE, President. Jan. 20. ? 3 Notice AT the next Session of the Legislature -of South Carolina an application will be made for a car ter for a Rail Road from ~ some point on the North Carolina line to connect*witu ihe Charleston and Cincinnatti Road. Sept. 8, *? 37 U KlanketsV HITNEY, Mackinaw, Rose and Duffle Blank- . w ets, of all sizes and "prices. Just received. FELIX MEETZE. ? Sept. 29, - . 40 'tf* w Gun Stocking. THE Subsaribers would respectfully inform their friends and the public, th?t having employed a first- rate workman, ihey are now prepared to stock GUNS of all descriptions in a saperior manner and at the shortest notice. Also Double and Single Guns and Rifles made to order. Just revived, an assortment of extra KEYS, suit able for door, trunk, desk, drawer, and cabinet locks, which will be fitted to locks of any description. ? Country Gunsmiths can be furnished with every ma terial necessary for repairing or making Guns, at their old stand in the Masonic Hall. PECKHAM & GEORGE. Columbia, June 23 26 Vafiiirible Land lor sale. TIIE subscriber being anxious to remove West ward, oilers his land for sale, in Newberry district, lyin<* immediately at the junction of 13 road and Enoree Rivers. The tract comprises four hun dred and ten acres. There are two hundred and eighty acres cleared ; of which, a considerable por tion is fresh", and in first rate repair ? the whole is in fine farming order, and well adapted to the cuhure of corn, cotton and small grain. There is on the place a first rate dwelling house, new gin-house, and press, and all other necessary buildings. There are several springs of fine water ? and the situation af fords everv prospect of fine health. Any person wishing farther information will call upon the subscri ber on the premises. * ROBERT LYLES. Newberry, Oct. 10, 42 4tt Segaa's. THOUSAND BEST HAVANA SEGARS for sale by wholesale or retail. A FITCH. Sept. 1. 3G tf $ UB&CRMM* TM O.V TO THE SOUTH-WESTERN RAIL ROAD BANlv. The stockholders of the Louisville Cincinati and Charleston Rail road company, are mformcd that Books fpr sto-k in the Rail Road Ban^vill be opened at each of the Banks, and the Insurance of fice, in Columbia, on the 8th day of October next, and will continue open for one month. Each share in the Rail Road is entitled toone*hare in the Bank, on which twelve dollars and fifty \ cents must be paid within the said month, in- specie or the notes "of specie paying banks of the states of North and South Carolina, Tennesee and KentueSy. ANDREW WALLACE, ) JAMES BO ATWRIGIIT,} Com'rs JOHN GLASS, } Sept. 1. w - - 35 tl ti Card. THE Subscriber begs leave to return his thanks, to his friends and the public generally, fur the liberal patronage heretofore extended to hiin, and would respectfully inform, them that he has removed his Coach Repository, two doors north of his old stand, and directly ogposite brick range, where he keeps constantly ?n hand,. a select "assortment of Coaches, Barouches, Charioteer, Baggies, Gigs and Sulkies. Also, Harness, Whips, 'Together with a large supply of Coach Furniture, such as Axles, Springs, Dashes, Railing for Barouches, Bands, Handles, and Plated Work generally, -suitable for Coach Makers ; all of which, he offers for sale, on reasonable terms. - Repairs of all kinds in his line, will be faithfully executed Orders {hankfullv received and promptly attended to. ; v-*" " Vf From care and attention to business, he hopes K) receive a share of public patronage. "''v ^ HENRY DAYISte; - Sept 22nd" ; ? - 6m 39 * ; In Equity. . V" , YORK DISTRICT. ' - Wm. Poag, Adm'r. of "1 Thos Carroll, dee'd. ! Bill vs. ( To Marshall Assets. Esther Clinton & others. J IT appearing that Esther Clinton, Samuel Croft and Elizabeth his wife, Mathew Carroll, Thomas Carroll, /Alfred Abshier and Matty his wife, and Samuel Carroll, defendants in this case, are absent . from and without thq limits of this State. It is there fore ordered, that the saki defendants do plead, an swer or demur to this bill, within three months from the publication hereof, otherwise judgment will be rendered against them, pro con/esso. "J:M. ROSS c. e. y. d. - - Sept; 22, - ? 39 / JftVL BER ir n TREES. 6 OR 8000 Moras Multicaulis Mulberry Trees for sale, if applied for by the 20th of November next ;' they are from 2 to 10 feet high, with or with out branches, or bynhVioot or/ tremor cuttings with. 1 or 2 eyes to eac i cutting ; they are 1, 2 and 3 years old, and are said tobe'theJinest ever offered for sale in this country.' Enquire of * v . . R. 1$. RUSSELL, .??? ?? Seedman and Florist * ^ Sept. 29, V';./ 40;.tr^f jramv bascombIeT^. THIS. renowned and ever memorable HORSE Will occupy hi* old stand at the Hampton Course, in tbe. vicinity of Augusta, under my direc tion. - Col Crowell, his owner, after returning from his tour through the north, east and west, has come to the conclusion to allow him to- remain with me another season. Applications were made in various sections of our country ; unlimited business was -guarantied ; large sums offered by various genileraen for tire service of the horse ;.but Col. Crowel threw aside all minor considerations, all pecuniary motives, when on his return he found so many solicitations, from various quarters of the south, to allow the horse to remain with me, that be at length yielded and gratified their wishes, in fact Bascombe has go many warm admirers, that" they nearly view him as their common property. Bascombe has attained his end in one point, he has put to Test all those little, petty slanders, relative to wipolencyy as he has proven himself as sure a tail-getter as any horse that stands on four feet. His first get was dropped this season; each and every persons colt, in different parts of the south, is the crack and brag colt ; in fact, for game like appearance, quickness of- action, spright-liness and playfulness, trnsurjtasscd. He will commerce his season on the 15th of Feb ruary next ? to terminate oh the loth of July. Terww, $ 100 the season, and Si to the groom. ? Good lots, fine staples* pastures, and provender, will be provided for the mares ; no liability for escapes or accidents. Persons sending mares are particularly requested to send their pedigree, also, notes made payable to John Crowell or bearer ; the expenses of the mares to be paid before taking them away. Mares remaining with the Horse, will be well taken care ?f at 50 cents per day? Servants with them, fed gra tis. ? < ? y -It is useless to mention pedigree and performances; Bascombe's speak for themselves ; the world know "them ; his name will he handed down from Turfite to Turfi e; and when no more, the bosoms of future sportsmen will swell with emotion and delight, when they hear mentioned the name of Bascombe. F. W. LACY. Oct. 13, 42 8t. ; .1 C&R&+ McCAFFREY, Bootand Shoe-maker, respect m fully informs the citizens of Columbia and its vicinity ? and also country gentlemen of taste and fashion, that he lias commenced to manufacture Boow, Shoes, and Pump-boots Having worked in the principal shops both in New York and Philadel phia. his experience in the business enables him confidently to promise satisfaction to all. even those whe* are most exact, who will favor him with their eustom. Only give him a call fellow citizens, and he asks no more to secure custom and patronage. 1 shall be found at all hours of business at my work shop, neu door to Kinsler & McGregor's stQje. . October J 3, - ; - 42 tf . vComjuitted. ^ O the jail of Union District, as a runaway, a jb. negro girl who calls her name . SEREN \, ahd says that she belongs to Col- James Devlin of Ab beville District about five milfs from White Hall.? Serena is about seventeen or eighteen years old, five feet four or five inches high and very likefy, and has a small scar on the leftside of her neck supposed to be from a burn. The owner is requested to comply with the law in such cases and take her away. ROBERT MACBETH, 8. v. i>. ' * Sept.. 22 ? . 39 tf To the Public. AS a number of persons have been misinformed touching the wholesale price of Peters' Ve getable Anti-Billious Pills," when purchased at his principal office, 129. Liberty Street N. Y. he feels called upon to make a public statestnent of his ar rangement in relation to this matter. From this date the rash price will be Thirty-six Dollars per gross, payable in bills current in the city of New York ; and no quantity under a gross, will on any pretence, be sold under retail price of Fifty Cents a box. Merchants ordering these Pills from the proprietor, j or New York Druggists, on time, will be charged ; Four Dollars per dozen. The proprietor requests particular attention to this ! advertisement, as the immensely increasing demand : for his Pills, makes it necessary that his business operations should be conducted without any of the loss of time which would result from a variety of pri ces. The proprietor would have it further understood, that this arrangement is for New York dealers, as well as those who reside in other places. August 25. 35 A I%ew supply of Fall and Wilder < iofihing & Hals. AC. SQUIER & CO. (at the sign of Ac j ? Black Hat, nearly opposite Edgar s Hotel.) are again receiving from their own manufactory, a5 large assortment of 2 FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, &c. 1 Made expressly for the Columbia market the, terials and workmanship are warranted of the bestyl and made in the most approved fashions; all ofs which they offer to their former friends and the pub-;' lie generally at moderate prices ; their assortment: will consist in part of the following atticles, viz ?? ^ DRESS AND FROCK COATS, , % | Of superfine, fine, and common black, olive, green, blue, brown, purple, dahlia, &c., Broad Cloths, COATEES AN&HUNTING COATS, Orblack", blue, and ~tfark mixed Sattinets, Ken tucky Jeans, and Blanketing, OVER COATS, Of black mixed, dark green, brown aud blue Broad Cloths ; drab and dark colored Petershams, Blanket, Pilot and Mohair Cloths, CLOAKS, Of dark green, blue, black and brown Broad Cloth, Goat llair, and Worsted Camblets, PANTALOONS, Of superfine, fine and common plain and ribbed, blue, brown, black, drab, dark mixed, and fancy Cassimeres, Cloths, Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, &c. VESTS, Of superfine, fine and common, black and fancy Silk VeHet, blue, buff and black Cussiraere amfc Cloth, plain black and figured Satin and Silk",* Merinos, Bombazines, white and fancy Valencias and Marseilles, Toilinetfs, Swansdown, &c. &c. ROUNDABOUTS, Of blue black and mixed Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, &c. , BOYS CLOTHES, Dress and frock ooats, ceatees, hunting coats, round abotits, pantaloons and vests, of blue, dark green, and dark mixed Broad* Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinet*, and Kentucky Jeans, &c. &c. Also ? a large lot of fine and common Servants Clothing. ? , ? 1 ^ Also ? A grcai variety of Cotton, Linen, Flannel and knitt shirts and drawers, collars, stocks, cravats, ? gloves, suspenders, hosiery, straps, pocket handker chief, bosoms, shoulder braces, silver pencil cises, pen and pocket knfves, cloth, hair, and tooth brushes, pocket books, Maccasar oil, and perfumery of differ ent kinds, &c. &c. V; .UMBRELLAS, Of Silk and Cotton of various sizes and qualities, (some extra large.)/ / - HATS, ~ Of black smooth Castor, Silk, Beaver, and imita tion Beaver and Wool, r .v. MEN AND BOYS CAPS, Of blue and black Cloth, Otter, Seal and common -Fur and- Hair Seal, ?- > r*-y TRUNKS, T Of Leather, Folio, Portmanteau and Bellows Top, Sealskin, Horsehide, and fancy Morocco CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE. Having a variety of handsome Broad Cloths, Cas simeres, Vegtings, and Sattinets, they will sell' by the pattern or make to measure in the neatest and most fasliionable style. Oet. 13. 42 tf Committed TO the jail of Richland District, as a runaway, a negro man who calls his name HARDTIMES, and says he^ belongs to William YVragg Smith, of Charleston/S. C. and that he ranaway from his mas ter's plantation, on Ashley river, about 20 miles from Charleston. Hardtimes is about 25 years of age, dark complexion, 5 feet 8 inches high, well made, white teeth, wears whisker#? has a small scar on the inside of hisTnght wrist, from a burn? no other marks or . scats visiblo. The owner is requested to come for ward, pro\*e his property, and pay expenses and take him away^ ?' " " - JOSHUA SOWDEN, G. R. D. ! Mnv 19, 1833. : J". rigp Police. I (HE subscriber offers for sale about 300 acres of ? 1- land ; 180 acres of which is fresh 20 acres of it is old? and 50 acres has the second crop on it. There is on the land a good dwelling house, kitchen, and all necessary out buildings, together with a gin house and screw.- The situation is pleasant and heal thy fwith goodjwater; situated on the waters of Ceder Creek, in Fairfield district, within 4 miles of Winns born', and 2from the Institution ; on the public road leading from Wm. Woodruff's to Charles Broom's, twenty five miles from .Columbia. If not sold at private sale before the 6th of November, it will then' be'sold to the highest bidder et Winnsbor'o on that day GEORGE HASSON. jv Sept. 8... v ? ; . ^ , ?>'?. ? 37 tf NEW BOOKS. iry ENOBIA or the fall of Palmyra, an historical MA jomance in letters of Lucius M. Piso from Pal myra" to his friend Marcus Curtius at Rome. Probus, or Rome in the third century, in letters of Lucius M. Piso to Fausta, the dp - ahter of Gracchus, at Palmyra, in 2 vols. Miscellanies-; by Harriet Martineau, in 2 vols. [ Universal History from the creation of the world to the beginning of the eighteenth century; by the late Hon. A. F. Tyller, Lord Woodhouselee, in 2 vols, 8vo. The Iliad of Homer, from the Text Book of Wolf, with English notes and Flaxman's designs, in 1 vol. 8vo. ' .* Lives .of the Twelve Apostles, to which is prefixed a life of John th& Baptist ; by F. P. Greenwood, Jr. Minister of Kings Chapell, <? Boston, in 1 small vol. Joanna of Naples ; by the author of Miriams Poems; by Miss II. F. Gould, in 1 small vol. Flaxman's Illustrations of Homer's Iliad. A Manual of the Ornithology of the U. States and Canada, by Tbomas Nuttall, A. M. F. L. S. <fec. Kingsley's Social Choir, in 2 vols. . The American Ilarp, being a collection of New Church Music. > Hoary Head and the Vallies below, or Truth through Fiction; by Jacob Abbott, author ,pf the Young Christain, in 1 small vol._ Selections from the Writings of Fenelon, with a Memoir of his life, by a Lady, in 1 vol Sketches of Young Ladies and Young Gentlemen ; by Quiz, with f> Illustrations, by Quiz, and the original sketches by Tiz, Riz and Biz, in 1 vol. Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature ; edited by Geo.. Ripley, in 2 vols. .. Elements of Technology, taken chiefly from a course of Lectures, delivered at Cambridge, on the application of the Sciences to the Useful Arts, now published for the use of Seminaries and Students ; by Jacob Bigelow, M. D. in 1 vol. 8vo. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM. September 20 40 tf For fcale or To Rent THE Store House and I /Ot opposite the Fanners Hotel. The Store is 50 by 30 ft. aud well adap ted for carrying on either the Dry Goods or Grocery business, having a IajI of J acre of Land, with all necessary our buildings, a fine well of water which .icver fails, and being in the business part of the Town, renders the situation very de.-irable. 1 also offer for sale or rent the Dwelling House and Lot adjoining the Store, which has lately under went repairs 2 Stories high, newly painted, well Shaded in front, which makes the place very desire fable, as a fami.y Residence; 1 have also on hand a quantity of Beddnig, con sisting of fine wool, Cotton and Mop Matrasses, "Sheets, Pillows, Bolsters, &o. Application" to be Htyide on the premises, to . J. N. SLIQH.. Sept. 8 - ; ;Y ? ;?> 1 v 27 tf . ; FISHER'S THE subscribers have always on hand*large stockof the above and wdl sell by_ihe bale at Factory price. .* _ . ? ^ Orders fromthecountry thankfully received and promptly attended to. POLOCK, SOLOMON & CO. Oct. 28. . ' - . 43 tf 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. William is about seventeen or eighteen years old, five feet high, of a yellowish complexion, stammers very bad in speaking The owner is requested to come for ward, prove his propertv, pay expenses, and take him away. ROBERT MACBETH, S. U. D. Dec. 26, 1837. 1 I>r. Bernard's EMEDY for the Cholera, Cholera Morbus, or Summer Complaint, in children or grown per- I sons. It is safe ana pleasant, and in mnety-eiglit ! cases out of a hundred it will cure in a few hours. To be had only at the Columbia Drug Store, next door south ?f the Court House. <* May 12 19 4tis^ -j.-? '<?* k ->? ' ">? - ^ ? Ed^? Hotel.; nllHG snbscriber respectfully inftrnfa^his ol<Fj ? -BL< friends and the pubtic^g<tfierally,^at- nothav t ing an offer for his establishment . e<jtt& to.-v&jiat. he considers its value, he has concluded to continue under his own name, and will be happyjtf a.contin-" uance of their favors. He has engaged for thesh perintendence^of- the Hotels Mrs. Ev*Nd?.wett known formerly as the experienced house keeper qf Santera Hotel, Charleston, and Mr.<5iBSON, also of the sarfie Hotel, as an assistant. The" ett^thKshed character of both the above named 'persons, 'togethej'; 'with the personal supervision of the subscriber,, h.6 thists will secure to his a continuance of public fa^Dr. * AI^lMEDOaC^ N. B. Western Drovers will find their usuaiai*com-,? mbdations. ? '*,> *i--1 ,8^ ' H" . ? - .^r LOOK AT T HE subscribed ir " offers fSr stijer The lot contains tvye uated in a Also 415 Ac C. H. And above on the sawmi screw built privi est - Mdnday Uunio nC,H. *0^!, AGEWT?E1\J[AN well g u by experience, eduta^lorif jand-as-fr disciplinarian, to prepare students fof^enterii " ' " " of obtaining a sltr Krivate Tutor o& Teacher .91 a seieci Bcnom. nv as sausfactory "tesdmoniala from the Trustees of a highly respe&aUerinskjffitiori in Virginia, of which; he has been psjnupal for -the last thfee years, as well as from other gentlemen well knowri in SoutttiCaro -? lina. 'v " -r v 4j|| E ~V Those interested or who may desire Turtlier infor mation can address. >.4r' * & V '?& J0SEPH?0Y1)?N.> Charleston, Jefferson County Virginia^ ' * < J"'y 21. . ^ w " *V Kerseys and IJndscys. YDS, KeYseys, various qualities ; _ 1500 do Lindscys, do Just received and for salercheap. ' '* ^ TELIX MEETZEi* 3000 Sept. 29, - gf * 4 Fresh and Genuine. DRUGS AND MED fciN &S , . Paints, Varnishes , Surgeon's Instruments , <?*c. BEST Bermuda Arrow Root, Pearl Barley, Tapaico, Robertson's Patent Barley, . . Swaim's Panacea, . ' - * ^ : Butler's Magnesian A pperient, superior, s' ?? Carpenter's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla Root, . Super Carb. Soda, . -? , ' Tartarie Acid, i Soda for washing, , Sal Eratis,' ?*&.,, 5 Pearl Ash, ?' ^ r ^ " , , Prussian Blue, "* *'v;C '?* Chrome Green, - .? \ , ?:.,*> Do. Yellow, . ? *, . Copal Varnish, . r x ' " Japan do. j * Picture do. INSTRUMENTS, x ? ; Dentists Cases, ' ^ ? ' . ???;>.?. . ? ;>.?*; v- J Trepaning, .* Dissecting," ^ Evans's Lancets, - : - i Spring do. ' Tooth Drawers, - *' ' Thermomiters, Ilydromiier8 for proving Alcohol and other spirits, Carpenter's Fluid Extract of Pink Root, aninfalable remedy for Worms, _ Flake Manna, Fine Sweet Oil, - Liquorice Ball, , Do Refined, Jujube Paste, ? Tolu Lozenges, for Coughs, Best Lump Magnesia, Do. Calcined do > ^ Refined Borax, Best Castor Oil, - . Do- Alcohol, .. v r Oil Black Pepper, Peters *s Pills, \ ' ^ ?')* Gallaghan'8 Fever and Ague Pills, a popular reme dy in the South and West lor this distressing complaint," . " *" Medicine Chests, for family and plantation use, with a Book of plain directions always in readiness, which can be renewed at any time at a small ex pense. - - " . ? ; ' * / JerjottVs Concentrated Medical Compounds ? very pop ?" ular remedies: consisting of Lanaments for Consumption, , * . ? Do-- Fever, . - Do Rheumatism, Do Headache, Do Nervous affections, Do Cholera Morbus,' Stimulating Linnmcrit for all kinds of pains, Health Restorative or Vegetable Syrupr Rile Ointment, Vegetable Serate, Tetter Salve, r Female Drops, ; y Diaphoretic Drops, ' Pectoral Tincture, Tooth Ache Drops. . ?*. -? *. ? r'& For an account of these celebrated compounds, coj*v suit Jewett's Advertiser, at my Drug Store. ? ? # >1 The subscriber would respectfully invite Physir [ cians, store-keepers, his friends, and the public, to call and examine for themselves. Ha- can be found at all times at his store? he will attend at any hour of the night, when called on. All orders or prescriptions committed to his care wiil command his strictest attention. 1 , r Store at the corner above the Court J[Iouse and Messrs. Ewart's & Co. '?) ~ F. OGIER. Columbia, August 25. 35 eow 3m - i . ?oitimiIfed, rQ~0 the Jail of Richland Diatri<*t as a runaway, a 3 negro man who calls his name A BR AM, and says I10 belongs to James Cushburn in Pocataligo',Si C. Abram is about forty years of aige, five feet. J eight inches high, stout made, cripple in the l6P^' knee, white teen. 'The owner is requested to eoin< forward, prove his property, pay expenses, and tak< him away. " ' ? JOSHUA SOWDEN, J -fclDf? Aug. 30. ?* '.'it-. *86 jC. 8 - Jmi received, V EGARS, CANDLES and SOAP. ,^rt 75,000 best Havana Scgars, of-the following" brands : La Norma, Rionda, Silver and Principie, ' 35 Boxes Family Soapj;: 20 Boxes Sperm Candles. . - BEIfJ. MORDECAI. October 13, . 42 . . tf Polishing Liquid, ed. This ts an i family wjHlind to ita rections accompany each March 34. ryr-\ **i>TPCH. . 12 tf MAPS. MAPS of the State of South Carolina can be had at a very reduced pric< Treasury Office in Columbia. at a very reduced price, by applying at the ~ alumina . JOS. BLACK, Treasurer. March 5, 1838 10 Valuable Lands for sale. FJJHE subscriber offers for on botl Broad River ^ On the premises line house and ana grist mill, elpttmf"" ed forci j8edA,L convenient 'of ... of the most desira1 State. Termswill Chester fine en hundred acreW BHHB _ w ? ____ ; David Jc lumbfejior a further discription. Eillict su! will sell his plantation adjoining, and below the same* on Broad T~ day of G continue for 30 da? _ , "shall pay up the second instalment on is entitled to subscribe for an equal number in the Bank* Twelve dpHars and ? half Share so subscribed for ip, the .gag&maife _ at the time of Subscribing, either flffcthe Comaiissapn-^ ere or to the Cashier, ofany Ban krtnggod credit: A Meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank, in person - or by protfy, will be held at Charleston, the 2Wi , November, when the MotMtor Bank wittbe* qrarftged and Branches .established in J^brrM%n[??and^ Tennessee, assoon thereafter as possible-* * w the Charters is in our haijdgfor e lamination. ^ ; r^JrSDDEg)^ ? * -Av- Simmons; Sept. 22 IsjpcOTT, ? . ourmtsjn oners. tf* ? SOUTH WESIERM BA^* BOA!* BANMf ? with Dollars, ? ?ned inihe ; le State of] \ aH th?.[ ?t subscrif ?nt l^ and. Sputh_( Capital not toexceedTwehre' i be put inop&ftjioiV inT V For thispurposethel boveStates mentwued,at tucky, on the 2d MradaXin Gct< fhere . Books wereTo'periedforj ?rth? Rail Road Company, au< for (30)thfrty days. 4 ? None but Stockholders intbe " nati and Charleston Rail Roa&Comparij?; can" scribe for Stock in the Bank, _bu t aU those' who hold Stock in the Road or to whom the same sta transferred, may take at tkreit discretion any ni of Shares in the Bank ogg. exceeding the whole i ber of Shares held by them in the Road Twelve dollars and a half on each Share subscribed (or in the Bank, must be paidTat Lhej^j bing. The Directors expect to make i to furnish the Stockholder with the r cie'necessary to enable them. -tO jJ^^ tions ; in exchange for .which Bank Bills, wllPbe re ceivenat the curre#rates.r ' - A .Meeting of the Stockholder* in the'Bfnrwf^^'V ? uos or by proxy s will be hkld at Char'eatooi ffe^ihO^P 20th November nextTto elect a President and tors, when the Mother Bank, (which-is tobe.]~~v?-~. . at Charleston) wiff be immediately put into operation* ! and Blanches wijf be established in Nxxth^ Carolina.' 5 and Tennessee as soon thereafter possible. . No person who may forfeit his Shores in. tbeRoad^ *? by failing to pay the'ind Instalment, can take Stock, inthe Bank. " ..-The property in the Bank, with all its charterafc privileges, for a period of (30) Thirty one years, wiH^ be vested exclusively in those Stockholders who?* may. avail themselves of this opportunity to secure .Shargun that institution. ThWearly notice is given, to enable the StoCkhoM^-^fj eraln the Road to make the necessary arrangement*. for securing Stock in the Bank. ? ? ^^'^3 Notice o< the opening of the Books will be ^ivej^p by the Commissioners m the. several States prior to' . the 1st of October next;'-such of the Stockholders* as may not have received, copies of theCharters, can . see the same Qt the Rail HoaxI Office, in Charleston^. ' ami on an appUcabop to aj^o^^Cgpupussnneii^^^ President L. C. & C.R.%. C. " - E. H. Edwards, Treasurer. f!2 Jy 13. . 'yS, . v- T, " v ~rN . . ^ J ' - ..V JVeurVfahx, C assimercsf m If. Cloths, sale, lofK^ - ,r, , ; *;-FEUx)ri Black^T?feen, OHve, Gray, and elso^ Cassimeres und Sa .respect a first ra t c house servant, ha Wng been bred to the employment. He can also drive^le op tvv^horees. . of the Printer, f - xi . . ' TM t ? ^o^JSpaiiletts y>f be sold lov?.' {, v Oetober l?r ^ ' tisb and a few pair of fine ^Tytc, which will i .GLAZE. W 35.