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C*?? of President-maki ng, at the hazard of] I % servile war. tWe deprecated the course of t&e present Van Buren men when they de nounced him as an abolitionist and rejected with scorn the declaration in his inaugural address. We deprecated the coarse of the ^ Washington Chronicle when it attempted to ^~~delude the South by proclaiming from day to day that the whole Van Buren party were abolitionists, and that abolition in the North was confined to that party. We equally deprecated, as wild and dangerous, the present attempt of the same persons to ? falsHy every thing they then said, and to make a puppet of this awful reality, to frighten the-people in any direction that their diurnal politics may seem to require. But is this charge upon the Whigs true ? Is abolition confined to any party ? Let us t look at some facts notorious as the 'lay. but sedulously suppressed by the Mercury. The question is raised between the Whigs and the Tories. ? - > _ Mr. Calhoun stated and proved on the . floor of thft 'Senate, that every leading Van Buren paper iu New York was for abolition ? itjand that every leading abolition paper was ior Van Buren. * The Loco. Fo^o's "proper? the Fanny i people? -the Loafers? are without ' . exception and avowedly of the abolition and ? ..Van Buteopariy. and opposed to the Whigs. Xhe Whig candidate for Governor in New York boldly answered the interrogatories of w the^Atfti-SIavery Society in a vay to provoke their denujtciations. The Van Buren can < didate cautiously kept silence, and shrunk, from the issiie. ; v r ?* " - v:; kbeen laid before the coun try by the Mercury, whose bounden duty, it appear^fi^Ts, is to keep the public fully in the. recent, triumph Ohio of the political which it belongs was effected ex d notoriously by the Anti-Slaver . ^ ^ / ahd for the declared purpose o? sustaining rn the Senate of the U. S. Mr. ^ - Mo^is^ihe only member of that body who is -V himself a_.taember of the Anti-Slavery So jfrfc* ' % V', ; ... ? ^ Has the Mercury informed the State that there was an amalgamation ticket in Boston, >'?- at the head of which was John Q. Adams, with a -majority of "Van Buren men upon it, r A and eight negroes ? v HasnF informed us that there is at this \ ? ".V . *?? Js < moment :-au issue be twee- the Whig State ? ~ * ? _ % ' 2$? * of Georgia, with which we act, and the Van Boren State of Maine, with which it acts, on the snbjeci of Slavery; which will eventually, in less than 18 mouths, shake this Union! Lei us recalfCto the memory of the new ^ Ya? Buren fifty a fact which 9eems toh||e ^en-t&rgotlisni'^i _ ~^rr ^ When the.qaes:ion was made in the Sen ate of the United^. States upon the reception t.\v of a boKriorr -petitions, how stood the vote in reference to 'political; parties? ^Every?^Van man of the^So u thern States (with ^^Thebonorabfe exceptor ofrMr. Cuthbert of Georgia), voted: for their reception, and every Wfcig against it-r-Tyler, Leigh, S^^in^jCalhoun, Preston, Porter, <tec. " the Mercury informed us that the -* Abolitionists of Kentucky lately made an ef v>> .fort to call a convention to amend the con stitution for the purpose of providing for the eman^pation of the slaves, and that the. pro : ** jeet was defeated by the Whigs, who moved in a solid column against it ? These" facts 3re not* brought before the public; obr the leading, glaring and noto rious fact that the papers ? organs o? the Abolition Society ? cenducted by Garrison, T?ijndy and Burnie, have for a year past con ^aj tiaually and officially declared that their ( act wjtb a party whose ate for the Presidency was a slave If theie be any sympathy between tern party and the Northern abolition ists *>o this, that there is a synipa lincidence in their hostility to a ig President. shareholding States, two to one are hig party. - Aie they Abolitionists? [li?s of Carolina act with three the s'avehoidingpopulation. They Suh Maryland, Virginia, North Caroli _.G?wgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ken ^ ;tucky,~Tennessee, containing four-fifths of ^ -til.' slave population of the United States. Ancfagainst these States, and with Maine, Kew-Hamf?hire, Pennsylvania, and the Abo i^l^iition _5late%of Ohio, the Mercury acts. ^^3Tfe#re are^ ~as many slaveholding States op .^-]K>sed |o Van Buren, as there are in the tie tmlon States for him. And yet the warns the Southern Whigs how this abolition partv ! ^SrW misapprehended. We are i ? - v3t>' ' ? "? .. ?ot guilty of what we charge upon others, . . 4o( asserting an exclusive abolitionism against ^ , lone party. We hav^ recalled these facts, . ?rhich are studiously suppressed and hidden, ^ t6' di?w that they have been suppressed and -r bidden. Bnt we believe that this dangerous ^ spirit is diffused through alt political parties ?* 5b the North? is encreasing and exacerba -iing, and is about to make an awful crisis-? of which we Witt say a word ?. ; - AMitioDism has now come openly into <he wHra^ ai ar political element. At the , approaching presidential election it will be * ^organused, active, and efficient. In the States jpTOhio and Vermont it is already trium ^S^rone for the Administration, in the sgahafe k. The question is coming, cannot escape it. 'Delusion can no $ulse it. - President-making wiH before it. The non-slaveholding been in labour, and will be de^ _ 4rebraad. Great Britain has Jlior. stand m regard to her own slavery, ours ? for she refuses to surrender or ^v^?^ior our slaves driven into her terri tory by stress of weather, and avows that ->v" ? r however a skive may happen under her flag, be is ipso facto free. The negociation is at an end, and the northern States will have to determine whether they will stand by ns ? will have to say whether if we vindicate her boundary, she will vindicate our property. Maine will have to answer the question of | Georgia. And South Carolina will have to look upon all this with a view to her interest and her honour. We trust that she will look upon it steadily, and provide for it wisely. Be ready to stand by ? to aid and sustain, Whig Georgia, whom circumstances have thrown in the van of this great South ern battle ? and to prosecute the contest with Maine, though it docs happen that that State is of the Mercury party. We most firmly believe that a great crisis j is approaching, which ought to be met by us ! with unbroken front, and with the assistance | of all "the talent and the chivalry which I abound within our borders. There are J 1 amongst us those who can lead us on with ; the gallantry and talents of Troup ? in whose I large ability ? in whose power of intellect ? ! in wko$e ardent spirit ? in whose force of I character ? we may well and fearlessly con- ' ; fide. It will be a period demanding deep con i stitutional research ? clear and captivating ar gument?profound appeal and a high tone of resistance. And i?. may (which God forbid!) demand other qualities, appropriate to still more strenuous emergencies. . " COLUMBIA, Nov. 27,.1833. I BAGGING, Hemp...... 18 a 23 ^ BALE ROPE,.. lOLa. 15 v" 1 * BACON, Rou nd,. 14 a 20 3BCTTKRr Country /sF.15 a 2ft COTTON, Fine,. .*>?;. 12* a 121 - ?* * Mid Hog,. 9 all - - Inferior, -aafi.Y 7 a 8 MACKEREL, Ncxl $I3a 16 ~ No. 2 10 a 11 : " j** No. 3, is..,- 7k a 8 FLOUR,*CotU)iir\v 7k a 84 CORNw....V-.J\... 90 a 10 OATS*. 62 a 75 PEAS, $1 a 112 IRON, Swedes,. 7. ; . . .v, 6 a 7 English, I ..........5 a 6 LARD, New, *... 18 a 2Qk ,MOLASSE$,Cuba,. .. % .. .1 .50 a 62 '3%j^New Orleans. . . .. ' 6l> a 62 CO'TTON* ? There has been little or no change in the article of Cotton tfiis week. FOR SALE, V A THOROUGH BRED STALLION, at Wat son & Bougie's Stables. - ~r Nov. 27, ; - '?**. -?-< 49 4t. TjFlHE Treasurer of the State Terop^ance Socie f A ly, acknowledges the receipt of Fifteen Dol lars, from the Abbeville ToVn Temperance Society of Abbeville District, per letter from their Secretary f James Creight.-? 1 nfe-. r \ i ROBERT BRYCE, ? J*.; *pt Treasoter State Temperance Society. CbIumbia*^Iov. 27, 1838. :v 49 tf -r-r- ? ; ? ^ ? A?f ERTISE.TI ENT. fif*HE Subscriber requests all those that are in i- Jt .j&btedtome either by Note or Book account, [ to come forward and make payment on or before the Fist next January, and save cosrs ? as longer indul gence cannothe given. Alter which time the sub scriber. will selt his Goods very low for cash, or to his old punctual customers on liberal te.-ms. WILLIAM GAFFNEY. Concord-,' Nov. 23, 1838. 49 Ul 5* " " A LL persons hiving in possession books belong Jml ing to the South Carolina College Library, are respectfully requested to return them three days be fore the commencement, as the Law directs. y THOMAS PvRk\ Librarian. Nov. 27, 49 2s ATTE^Tie^ RIFLEMEN! PURSUANT to Regimental Orders, the members of the Richland Volunteer Rifle Company, will parade in front of the maiket in this Town, on Tues day the 4th December, 1338, precisely at 9 o'clock A. M., fully armed and equipped for Regimental Review The officers and non commissioned officers will as semble at the same place und time, on the day previ i ous in full Unilbrm, for instruction and drill. By order of Lieut. Goodwin. Commanding. THOMAS E. BAKKR, Orderly Sergeant. The members of the Company that have not been [ furnished with Caps, must call and get them the day i before eilherof the parades, or they will not be fur ! nished until after the Review. T. E B. o. s. Nov. 27, 49 3t CarolinU Hotel , Broad-Street Charleston , S. C. THE proprietor of this establishment begs leave to inform his friends and patrons that he is this season better prepared to accommodate them, than at any previous peiiod since he has been engaged in the business. During the past summer, he has re paired and refined his premises, and having comple ted aH his arrangements, respectfully solicits the pa tronage and support of his country iriends, and the travelling public generally, and gives assurance that no efforts shall be spared on hb part, to contrinute to the "comfort of such as favor him with their custom j Families are informed that they can be furnished I with separate apartments, and that an entrance ha? been constructed, by which they are enabled lo keep J entirely private. ; Since the occurrence of the fire, at the Carolina ! Hotel, some few years since, by which the proprie | tor lost a considerable quantity of Wine, he has suc I ceeded in replenishing his stock, having collected a j fine assortment of old wines, and first quality liquors, ! which he can recorameud with confidence, j ANGUS STEWART I Nov. 24, 48 4t T .TOT/tJE. IHE subscriber, desirous of concentrating his ? planting interest, nearer his residence, offers for sale his plantation immediately in^ the fork of Broad and Tiger Rivers, consisting of one thousand Acres ? 435 of which is bottom Land, of the fiFst quality ? all of which is in high cultivation and abov high water mark. The upland is very level and in ferior to no high land in the State: about 400 of which is still wood -land, and 70 acres of the eleared up land, second year new ground. The Rivers are both navigable for Mountain Boats. The Plantation is well improved, and healthy. Terms will be ac commodating ? application to be made at my resi dence near Monticello, Fairfield District. Possession would be given the 1st January next. JAMES B. .DAVIS. Nov. 24, 48 tf The United Slates Hotel THE subscribers take great pleasure in inform ing the citizens of Columbia, and travellers gen erally, that this elegant establishment which has un dergone a thorough repair, besides having many new and fine additions, is now opened for the reception of company, early in October neit; and from their long experience in business, they hope to merit a full share ot public patronage. To the Members of the Legislature, Lawyers at the bar, and private families, this establishment offers many advantages tor their comfort and conve nience ; and every exertion shall be used to render satisfaction. HAMNER & HUNT. P. S. Persons wishing to engage rooms in this Hotel, will please address ihe subscribers immediate ly. ? H. & H. " Sept 22 3). tf I The Charleston Mercury. Greenville Mountaineer, I and Angufta Chronicle, will publish the above once i ^ week, bjx wefchj, and forward their accounts to the i subscribers ; ; Sheriff's Sales. ? ETETILL be sold before the Court Hoose in the ww town of Columbia on the first Monday and Tuesday in December next, on sundry writs of fieri facias, within the legal hours of sale ? ? One two hoise waggon levied on and to be sold as the property of Nathaniel Hornsby, at the suit of I John H. Hughes vs. Nathaniel Hornsby. One Buggy levied on and to be sold as the pro perty of Abner Striplin, at the suit of John NeuiTer vs. A. Striplin Two bales of Cotton, at the suit of Wra. Rice vs. John Smith. Seven .Negroes at the suit of JorJon Gay and va rious other Executions vs. Wm. H. Killingsworth. One sorrel gelding, at the suit of D. B. Toms vs. John Whitecotton. Terms cash. JESSE DEBRUHL, S R D. Sheriff's Office, Columbia, \ November 16, 1338. > 47 BENJAMIN MORDEt-Al'S JYew Cheap Store. fjSMIE subscriber having received his assortment B of fresh and seasonable GOODS, offers them to the inhabitants of Columbia and surrounding coun try at the following reduced prices, consisting in part of Dry Goods, &c. Galicoes, 5, 6, >, 8, 9; 10, 11 and 12 yards for one dol lar. Dark Shallay Chintz, for dresses. 4, 5 and six yards for a dollar, Curtain Calicoes, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 yards for o dollar, Yard wide French Chintz, 25, 37, 50 and 62 cents per ^ yuru, Mourning Prints, 4, 5 and 6 yards for a dollar, [Colored Cambric*, 6,7,8,9, 10 and 12 yards for a dollar, Spool Cotton, warranted 300 yards, 75 cents per do i zen, Ball Cotton, 12 balls for 6 cents, Pins, 2 papers for 6 cents, NeedJ*?, o cents per paper. Hotifcs and Eyes, 2 boxes for 6 cents, Fine Blue Thread, for negro clothing, 75. 87 and $1 per pound, Carpet Bindings at all prices, Bobinett Quillings, 5 and 10 cents per yard, Worsted and Cotton Hosiery of all kinds and prices. Double width Merino Circassians, 56, 62, 63 and 75 Angola iv/erino, a new article for Ladies Dresses, $1 Der yard, _ Super fine black Jlerino Circassian, 62, 75, 87 and SI per yard, Thibet, Shally and Merino Shawls, 200 Pieces Satinett, 31, 37, 43, 50, 56, 62, 75, 87, Si 1 12 and 1 23 per yaid, of all colors, BROAD CLOTHS, Blue, Black, Olive, Green, Brown, Drab and Mixed 2 50, 3, 3 50, 4, 4 '50, 5, 6, 7, 8, and $9 per yard, Casbimeres, plain and ribbed, 1 75, 2, 2 50, 3, 3 50 - and $4 per yard, White, Red and Green Flannels, 25, 31, 37, 43, 50, 62 and 75 per yard, Kentucky Jeana, 62, 75. 87, $1 and 1 25 per yard, 12-4 Rose Blankets, 7 dollars 50 per pair, London Dufiil and Mackinaw Blankets, 4 5'J to 5 50 per pair, Brown Shirtings, 8, 10, 12, 11 and 16 yards for a dol lar, Brown Sheelings very wide, 8 and 10 yards for one dollar. BleachedjSheetings and Shirtings from 3-4 to 6-4? 6r 7. 8 and 9 yards for a dullar, Long Cloths, very fine, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 yards for one Handkerchiefs, yard square, at 12, 18,25, 31 and 37, Apron Checks, 5, 6, 7 and 8 yards for a dollar, Canton Flannel, 4, 5, 6 and 7 yards for a dollar, 5-4 Cotton Shawls al 37 cents, Marseilles Quilts from 12-4 to 14-4, a superior article, 6, 8 and 10 doilare. . % . A large assortment of Irish Linens, some superlative ly fine, from 37c. to 1 dollar per yard, Extra width Lawns from 25 to 87 cents per yard, Bird Eye Diapers, 25, 31, 37, 43 and 50 cents per yd. 6 4 Irish Sheeting, and very heavy, 62 cents per yd. Brown Linen Table Cloths, heavy article, 62 cents, Ladies Corded Skirts, 56 cents, Cotton and Linen Bed Ticking, 20, 25, 31 and 3/cand linen 56 per yard, Heavy Twiiled Drillings, 8 yards for 1 dollar, 5-4 and 6-4 Cotton Cambrics, 18, 25, 31 and 37 cents per yard, 5-4 Check Muslins, 20, 25, 31 and 37 cents per yard, Figured and Swiss Muslins, 5-4 Dimity, 43 cents per yard, very fine, Together with a large assortment of ready made l.LOTHING, consisting of Collars, Bosoms. Stocks, Suspenders Gloves, Lambs Wool Shirts^ Cotton Shirty Guernsey Shirts, Silk Umbrellas^ Pantaloons, Round Jackets, Vests, Pilot Cloth, Bear Skin and Blanket Over Coats, Ladies Cloaks of all colors ?together with a large as sortment of negro Cloths of various discriptions. stationary Sc Fancy Articles. Blank Books, Letter and Cap Paper, English Crown Paper, gilt edge? 150 Reams Wrapping Paper, large and small, . Pencils, Ink and Quills, Ladies' Work Boxes, Gen tlemen* Dressing Coses, Writing Desks, Card Cases, Memorandum Books, Pocket Books, Steel Pens, Indelible Ink Comic Conversation Cards, Ink Powder, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Comb brushes, Hearth Brushes, Fine and Coarse Combs, Tucking and Side Combs of all discriptions, Lucifer Matches, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Razor Straps and Hones, German Cologne in quart bottles, a very supcrL. article Lavender Water do. Hardware & Cutlery, AT REDUCED PRICKS. Rodgersand Crooke's fine Penknives, Paten ?>crew Augurs, Patent Screw Gimblets, Mortice Chissels, with and without Handles, Hand and Panel Saws, Sash Saws, Hums Broad Axes and Hatchets ofthe fol lowing kinds, shingling Haichets, Bench Hatchets, Axe pattern Hatchets, Kentucky and Yankee Axedf Iron Squares. Polished Nail Hammers, Brace and Bilts and extra Bitfo, BoxWood Rules, Plated Squares, Spike Gimblets, Mortice Gouges. Adzes, Jack Planes, Smoothing- Plane?, Single and Double Iron lore Planes, Jointers and Match Planes, Cut Brads nnd Tacks. Screws, Rutt Hinges, Hooks, and Hinges, Bolts, Knives and Forks in Setts of 12 and 51 pieces, Carving Knives and Forks, Cork Screws, 'fable snd Tea Spoons, Rasor Hones, Powder Hons, Trow els, L oor Latches. Stock Locks of all sizes, Mortice anil Door Locks, CarpenterV uitike, Closet Locks, Pad Locks, Box Locks, Trutok Locks, Chest Locks, Drawer Locks, Steelyards, IJ^mps, Fire Dogs, Shovel and 'Tongs, Shoe Brushes, Blacking, Twine, Brittania Spittoons, Sand paper, Fancy/ Dust Brushes, Clamp and Scrubbing Brushes, Floo/Brushes, Plough Lines, Toasting Irons, Cotton and Wool Cards, Copper Stew Pans, Wire Seives, Smoothing Irons, Jfron Shovels, Oil Stones, Slates, Trace Chains, Compass, Weights, Curry Combs, Files of all descriptions, and many other articles too numerous to mention? Wines and Groceries, Underwoods fresh Pickles in Quarts, $ Gallons, and Gallon Jars, Jellies and Jains, London and French Mustard. Spanish and French Olives, Pepper Sauce, Walnut and 'tfomato Ketchup, Lemon Syrup, Rasp berry Syrup, Lemon Shrub, Sardines, Rose Water, Anchovey, Paste, Vermicelli and Maccaroni, Fruits in Brandy Currants, Cherries and Gages tor pud dings, Pickled Lobsters, Capers, Cayenne Mace, Cloves, Nutnegs, Cassia, Pimento, Pepper and Gin ger. Wines ofdirect isnpf rtation. Madeira, Golden Sherry, Fruity, Old Port, Tene riffe, f ' 40 Doxen Champagne of the following brands: Con gress, Jouit and Sillery, in pints and quarts, Muscat, and Sweet Malaga. ? Martinique Cordials. Marachino, Curaso, Orange, PerfeJPLove, Cinuamon, Anniseed andltose. Sundries 300 Sacks Salt, Sugar, Coffee, M asses, Crushed and Loaf Sugar, Uun Powder Jlyson, Poushong Teas, in Boxes and Caddy'sKSperm Candles, Soap, Pine Apple and Nortbcw Cheese, Goshen Butter, Lard, Hull's Candles Smoked Beef, Mackerel, Sperm Oil, Chocolate, fresh Northen Crackers, Bunch Raisins, Currants, Malaga Grapes, Prunes, Almonds, Nats, &c. Liquors. Champagne and Cognac Brandy, warranted of the ...i^irst quality, * Holland Gin, Whiskey, N. E. Rum, and India Point Gfifi. ' In addition tathe above I expect daily to receive a large assortment qf Glass and Crockery Ware, whicn will be sold low. B. MQRDECAt, - Nov. 17, ? 47 COP.IIl TJVE R SHIP rgifiE subscribers have associated them- j selyes together in the practice of | DENTISTRY, under t' e firm of ' Blanding ; Avery. One of them may always be found j at their office in Columbia. S. BRANDING. ! O. AVERY. Nov. oo(]| 1938. The liberal patronage which the subscri ber has received hitherto has rendered his la bours so arduous that he has long desired to associate with him a gentleman of hi?h char acter well qualified in every branch of the profession. For want of one he has been prevented from attending to the insettion of artificial teeth as extensively as he could have desired, having beeu mostly occupied in those operations necessary to preserve the { teeth. Dr. Avery, with whom he has now become associated, is a gentleman of charac ter, both moral and professional, and brings with hT?n a well earned reputation gained by long experience. His operations in filling teeth, as well as the insertion of artificial teeth, are neat, tasty, and substantial. In him the utmost confidence may be reposed. With none but a gentleman of such character could he think of associating himself, and none but such could he be induced to recom mend to this enlighteued community. They are now prepared to manufacture the artificial teeth to suit the most difficult cases, and insert them in cases of from a sin gle tooth to entire sets. They- hazard noth ing in spying that they cannot be surpassed in elegance and durability in the world. Dentists can be supplied with teeth of the latest improvements, and of the most exquis jteimifcTtTous of the living tooth, and the other materials used in the practice of Dentistry. S. B LANDING. Nov. 24, 48 Estate Sale. BETWEEN twenty and thirtv valuable Negroes, belonging to the estate of Robert Means, de ceased, will be sold at Buckhead, Fairfield, on Thurs day the 20th December next. The Negroes will be sold in families, on a credit of one, two, and three years ? Purchaser* giving bond; bearing interest; payable annually, with a mortgage <Jf the properly and two approved personal securities. D \ VI D H. MEANS, TIIOS. I. MEANS. Qualified Executors. November 24, 43 ta UKKiADi; ORDERS. THE Brigade Order of Oct. 13, 1833, ordering a parade of the oih and 6th Regiments, compo sing the ':d Brigade of Cavalry, on the Gth December, and requiring the officers and non-commissioned offi cers to assemble on the day previous, is hereby coun termanded. By arderof Brig. Gen. Adams. L YNGtfON CHEVES. Jr. Aid de-Camp. November 24, 43 SEGARS. from 16 to 21 do! - OW lurs per thousand, wholesale and retail. A* complaint is often made that good segars cr, nnot be obtained, the subscriber has tak 'n much pains to obviate the cause of thht complaint, and now confidently assures those fond of a good ar ticle in the smoking community, that they can be satisfied by calling and selecting for themselves A. FITCH. November 24, -4b 2t i Bank of Charleston, $. ?? CHARLESTON, 17th Nov. 1833. "I^TOTICE in hereby given, that in conformity to 1 m the provisons of the Charter of this Corpora tion and a Resolution of the Stockholders adopted nt their last Annual Meet:ng, it has heen determined to extend the amount of the Capital Stock of this Bank to a further ?um of TWO MILLIONS OF DOL LARS, or Twenty Thousand Shares at One Hun dred Dollars each Share. For this purpose. Books will be opened at the Banking House in this City, on the first Monday and succeeding Tuesday in January next, to reeeive th? subscriptions of all such Stockholders as may avail themselves of the right, to which they are exclusive ly entitled, of subscribing to a number of shares equal to those held by them respectively, in the present Capital. Twenty-five per cent or twenty-five Dol lars on each Share, to be paid at the time of sub scribing, and the balance of Seventy-five per cent, or Seventy-five Dollars on each Share, to be paid as foll iws, viz: Twenty-five Dollars on each Share, on the first Mondav and Tuesday in June next, and die remainder, being Fiftv Dollars on each Share, to be paid within six months thereafter, at ihe dis cretion of the Board of Directors, on one month's public notice being given. All transfers of Stock in the present Capital mus be made on or before the fifteen, h day of December next, after which period the Books wdl be cIo.?ed. A. (*. ROSE, Cashier. November 24, 43 2t Declaration in Attachment. South Carolina . LANCASTER DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS, to wit: Williamson & Dunlap ) vs. > Declaration in Attach't. H. S. Cook. ) William Clarke, 1 vs. ? Declaration in' Attachment. II. S Cook. A. M Caston G. V Nolly. A. M. Caston. 1 vs. [ Declaration in Attachment II. S. Cook. ) JohnJugrein ) vs. ? Declaration in Attachment. II. S. Cook. J A. 31. Caston, \ vs. f Declaration in Attachment. G. .V. Nolly. ) WHEREAS the plaintiffs in the above stated cases, ha\ e this day filed in the Clerk's office for said district, their declaration*, and it appearing that the defendants arc absent from and without the limits of this State, (as it is said) and have neither wife nor attorney within the same, upon whom a copy of the said Declarations, with a rule to plead thereto within a year and a day may be served : It is therefore ordered, that the said defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to the said De clarations within a year a day from the date hereof, which will be on the 3Jth Oct., 1339, otherwise jud^SK&t will be given and entered against the said defendant*, by default. S. BECKHAM, Clerk. Clerk's Office, ) ' Oct. 29th, 1339. S 24 48 tf Slate of South Carolina 9 Lancaster district. IN THE COMMON PLEAS, to wit: Dinkins & Massey, 1 vs. > Ca. sa E. G. Caston. ) THE defendant who is in custody of .he sheriff, by virtue of the above capias adsalisfaciendum, at the suit of the said Dinkins <fc Massey, having, in order to entiile hrnself to the benefit of an Act enti tled an Act for the relief of insolvent debtors in the said State, did on the 30th day of July instant, file in my office a schedule of his whole estate. Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Dinkins & Mas sey, as well as ail other ereditors of the said E. G Caston, to be and appear at Lancaster Court House on Monday the 29th October next, at 10 o'clock A. M. before one of the as<ociite Judges of the said State, to show cause if any they can, why the^said effects mentioned in said schedule should not b?h$s-> signed, and the prisoner discharged from confin<? ment, in conformity with the provisions of the said Act- ~ S. BECICHAM, Clerk. Clerk's Office, ) 30th July, 1833 $ August 11. 33 12t Si 87* -*\ JOB PKINTIXG NEATkY EXECUTED AT this OFFICE. IJV THE COMMON PLEAS Adm'r. David B Toms ) vs. > Declaration in Attachment. John H. Spencer. J ~^"5jJ"HERi?AS the plaintiff in this action did on w w t his nay file his declaration against John il. Spencer, the defendant, who is absent from and with out the limits of this Slate, (as it i&said,) nnd having noil her wife nor attorney known, upon whom a copy of the above declaration, with a rule to plead therein, may be served: It is therefore, in pursuance ot the Acts of the General Assembly of this State, in stir !? cases made and provided, Ordered, that the defend ant do plead thereto on or be 'ore* the 23d day of March next, otherwise final and absolute judgment will be then given an i awarded against him. JAM blS S. GUIGNARD, Clerk of the Court Office of Common Pleas, j ISJIM VT Vi x Richland District, March 22, 1833. ) 21 In tlu? i osnstBoei i4kas. NEWBERRY DISTRICT. STATIC OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Boozer & Leavcll, ) vs. > Declaration in Attachment. Marmaduke Wilson, ) WHEREASthePluintiflVintho above stated ca?e ha\e this day filed their declarntian again*t the Defendant., who is absent from and without the limits of this State (as it is slid) having neither >vife or attorney known, within the same on whom a copy ol the declaration, with a rule to plead thereto, might be served : It is ordered, that the defendant plead to the said declaration, within a year and a day from the date hereof, otherwise, final and absolute judgment will be awarded against him Y. J. HARRINGTON, c. c. p. Office of Common Pleas, ) , Newberry District, Feb. 12, 1838. ) 19 In (lie Com ebb on Fleas. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. Lew E Cooner, ) vs. > Attachment. Charles Bliss. ) THE Plaintiff, in this action, having filed his De claration in my office this day, and the defend ant who is absent from and without the limits of this State (as it is said,) having neither wife nor jattorney known, upon whota n eopy of said Declaration, /with a rule to plead, may be served : It is, therefore, in pursuance of the Acts of the General Assembly in such cases made and provided, ordered, that the De fendant do plead thereto, within one year and a day from the date hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be awarded against him. C. B. LESTARJETTE, C. C. P. Office of the Common Pleas, ) October 23rd, 1837. % 44 In the Common Picas. Henry Davis, ) vs. ' Declaration in Attachment. A. W. Kenny, WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this action did on this day file his declaration against A. W. Kenny, the Defendant who is absent from anTt with out the limits of this Slate, (as it is said,) and having neither wile or attorney known upon whom' a eopy of the above declaration with a rule to plead thereto may be served : It is there, ore in pursuance of the Acts of the General Assembly in this Statein such eases made and provided, Ordered, that the Defen dant do plead thereto on or before the sixteenth day of October next, otherwise final and absolute judg ment will be then given and awarded against the said A- W. Kertney, JAMES S. GUIGNARD, C. C. * Office of Common Pleas, ) Richland District, 15 October, 1838. J Oct. 15. 44. In the Common Pleas. Robert Waddell, ) vs. [ Declaration in Attachment. J & Martha A. Rush,-) ^rSTTHEREAS the Plaintiff in this action did on w w this day file his declaration against James Rush and Martha Rush the Defendants who are ab sent from and without the limits of ibis Stale (as ii is said) and having neither wife or attorney known up on whom a copy of the alnive declaration with a rule to plead thereto may be served : It is therefore in pursuance of the Acts Assembly of the State in snch aascs made and provided, Ordered, that the Defen dants do pie .d thereto on or before the sixteenth day of October next, otherwise final and absolute judg ment will b^ then given and awarded against the said James Rush and Martha Rush. JAMES S. GUIGNARD, C. C. Office of Common Pleas. " ? Richland Dis.rict, 15 October, 1838- ) Oct. 15. 44. In Ihc Common Pleas. Hora, Osborne & Co. vs. } Declaration in Attachment. John Compton, HEREAS the Plaintiffs in this action'did on V* this day file their declaration againstJobn Compton, the Defendant, who is absent from and with out the limits of this State, (as it is said, and having neither wife nor attorney known upon who? a copy of the above declaration with a rule to plead thereto may he served : It is therefore in pursuance of the Acts of the General Assembly of this State in such cases made and provided. Ordered, that the Defen dant do plead thereto on or before the sixteenth day of October next, otherwise final and absolute judg ment will be then given and awarded against the said John Compton. JAMES S GUIGNARD, C. C.. Office of Common Pleas. J Ri? hland District 15 October, 1839. J Oct. 15. 44. In the Common Pleas , B. L. McLauchlin & Co. i vs. > Declaration in Attachment. Abner Stripling, ) WHEREAS the Plaintiffs in this action did on this day file their declaration against Abner Stripling the Defendant who is absent from and withou the limits of this State, (as it is said) and having neither wife or attorney known upon wh< m a copy of the above declaration with a rule to plead thereto may be served ; It is therefore in pursuance of the Acts ofGeneral Assembly of this State in such cases made and provided. Ordered, that the Defendant do plead thereto on or before the twenty-fifth day of October 183l>, otherwise final and absolute judgement will be then given and awarded against the said Abner Stripling. JAMES S. GUIGNARD, C.C. Office of Common Pleas, } Richland District, 24 October, 3 8, J Nov. 17, 4$ Stale of South Carolina IN THE COMMON PLEAS. NEWBERRY DISTRICT. Robert Moorman J vs. f Declaration in For. Attachment. Benj. F. Neel. ) William Gillam i vs > Declaration in Attachment. Benjamin Neel ) J.C.Wells ) vs. > Declaration in For AttachiSenL Benjamin Neel. ; WHEREAS the plaintiffs in ihc above stated ct.se* have this day filed their declaration against the defendant, who is absent from ami with out the limits of this State, (as it is said,) having nei ther wife nor attorney known within the same, on whom a copy of the declarations, with a roleto plead thereto, might be served ? It is ordered, TOUthe de fendant plead to the said declarations, within a year and a day from the date hereof, otherwise final and I absolute judgment will be awarded against him. Y. J- II A R KINGTON, C. C. P. Office of Common Pleas, Newberry District, ) I June 2, 1838. S | ? ? Stale of South Carvlina . CHESTOR DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. , Samuel Conn vs. Declaration in Attachment.^ I Lem'l. W.Eggar. j ;-' WHEREAS, the plaint iff in this action djd,orr the 23rd day of' October, 1833, file hi# de claration against the defendant, who is absent from and without the limits of this State (as it is said) and having nfckher wife nor attorney known upon whom ft copy of i he declaration with ft rule to plead thereto* may be served i U'is therefore ordered, that the de fendant da pjea-1 make his defence, in the above case, on or before the twenty fourth day of October, J839, otherwise final am' absolute judgment wifl be, given and awardeJ for the plaintiff against thVde endam.. . - j ROSBOROUGH, C. C.P. It Office d?Common Pleas, \ * ' s. A I6*h, 1838. J 24 48 '.V HKpu - ** ** ?/"?v la (he Com Aon Pleas, H RKelr, ) ; ~ ? v?. > Dtdaneliou t a Jtttat+miVt. Jolxn Grnv, >- ) HEREA8the Plaintiff in tliu action dad or* w w t'jin day file his dec! return against Joh:v Orny the Defendant, wlxo is absent (i>m and w<hp?K th? limits of this Slate, (as it is wd,; and having nr? ther wife or attorney known upon whom a copy of the above declaration with a rule to plead thereto may be served: It i* therefore in penuanse oftfca (ieuenl An?e&ably oi this State in such cases madi* and provided, Oc<H>rrd,that ?h* DefomJant dt? pleail thereto on orbeiure lite Seventeenth day of Octobcr next, othcrwisoftnal and absolute Moment will b* then gi\ en and avvardc d against hirr.. J AMES tv tit'ICi.N ARl), Clcrkefthc Court* Office of Comaion Plena, I Riciiland District Oi l. 17. 1337- S 24 The State ?r South tarl!ua? CHEs TElfc DISTRICT. IN Tilt. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Elizabeth Ferguson, 1 Ex'x. and Assignee, 1 Drrfiwution iu Attachment* vs. ? ( Debt S15t)? David W Upton. J - WHEREAS the plaintiff bi this action <JF<f, en tiie thirtieth day of M^ch, 1N38, file her de claration against the defendant, who is absent from and without the limiu of this Stat#, (as il is said,) ami ha\ ing neither wije nor attorney kn?*tt, uj.on whom a copy of the declaration, and a rule to plead thereto,, may be ?orvcd ? Jt is iherelocc ordered, thai the de fendant do ple ad or make hi* defence in the above ca*e, on or belbre the thirty-first dny of Much, 183*J-. otherwise final and ab*olu?v judgment will be civcn and awarded lor the plaintifl against the defendant* J ROSBOROllGH, C. C. 4*. Office of Common Flea*, ) 23 May 23d, J833. 4 State of South Carolina . LANCASTER DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS, to wit: John H Welsh ) vs. > Declaration in Attachment. Middleton Beck. ) Wii ERE AS the plaintiff in -this action did, on the 1 1th day of /,f rit.-enno domini 1838, file r his declaration in the office of the clerk of the court against the defendant, who ia alwent from and with out the limit* of this state, anJ has neither wrfe our attorney known within the some, upon -whom a copy of the said declaration, with a rule to plead thereto, within a year and a day, might be served : It is there lore ordered, in pursuance of the art of the General Assembly in that case made and provided, that the said defendant do appear and plead to the said-decla ration, on or before the 12th day of April, anno do mini 183 J, otherwise final and aB*o!nte judgment will then be given and awarded against him - SBECJOUM, Clerk. Office of Common* Pi eas, Lancaster District, | '*'.?&? ; May 1 2, 1838. v lu the Doiiiiiiou Fleas. Ilenry Davis ) vs. > Di-clarutun in. Attachment. ... John B Sayer. ) WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this action did on this day file bis declaration against John B. > Sayer, the Defendant^ who is abseut from and with out the limits of this State, (asit is said,) and having neither wife or attorney known ti|>on whom a copy of the al>ove declaration with a rule to plead thereto, may be served : it is therefore hi oursuaoce of the Acts of the General Assembly of tic# State, in .act* cases mode:and provided, ordered, toot the Defend ant do plead thereto on or before the 23d d-y of March next, otherwise final and absolute judgment w ill be then given and a warded against him. JAMES 8.CU1GNARD, CUrk oftke Co*rt. Office of Cotnmou Pleas, Riciiland District, March 22, 1838. I ' 1.5 ? I IV TkE COMMON PLEAS. , Robert J. Duns ford - i v*. - > Declaration in. Attach tsent, John H. Spencer. . ) . WHEREAS the plaintiff in tltis aC this day file hia declaration agaii Spencer, the defendant, who is absent f out the limits of this State, (as it is saif neither wife nor attorney known, upon ' of the a'jove declaration, with a rule to [ may he served : H is therefore, in j>oi_?_, Acts of the General Assembly of this State, in soch cases made and provided, Ordered, that the defend ant do plead thereto on or before the 23d day of March next, otherwise final and absolute judgment wdl be then given and u warded against bin. JAMES S. GUIGNARD. Clerk of the Court. Office of Common Plena, / *? Richland District, March 22, 183S- 5 13 --1 - ? ? State of South Carolina. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. . NEWBERRY DISTRICT. V - y S. & B. Sims i vs. .? Declaration in Attacboeql. .J Benjamin Jfeel ; :? ^ . ?. A- :-.r .3 WM7HEItEA'Sihe plniniiffii in the above atated *? case have. this day filed their dedaratioa n gainst the defcrnnrnt, who is absent frott and with* out the limits of this State, (as it is said,) having nei ther wile nor attorney known within the same, on whom a ropy of the declaration, with a rule to plead thereto, might be served ? It is ordered that the de fendant plead to the said declaration within a year and a day from the date hereof, otherwise final myl ? absolute judgment will be awarded against him. *.? ; Y.J. H ARRINGTON c.c. p. Js Office of Common Pleas, Newberry District, - June 4, 1835. - * \-fegHi r Vj^i State of South Carolina, CHESTER DISTRICT. IN THE COURT 0/ COMMON PLEAS. c r> Greg'y. Cherry, ) vs. > Declaration iu Attachment. Wm A. Culp. ) WHEREAS, the plaintiff in this action, did, on the 23rd day of October, 1838, file his. de claration against the defendant, who is absent from and without the limits of this Slate, (as it is said) and having neither wife nor attorney known, upon whom a copy of the declaration, with a rule to plead there- ..j to, may be served : It is therefore ordeted, that the defendant do plead or make his defence in this case on or before the 2 1th day of < >ctober, 1839, other* wise final and absolute judgment will be given and awarded tor ihe plaiuUff against the defendant. J. ROSBOROiJGH, C. C. P. .. Office ^of Common Plea*, J - November 18ih, 133"J. J 48 In the Common Pleas. B. L McLauchlin & Co. If # vs. ) > Declaration in Attachment . A buer Stripling, ) - , WHEREAS the Plaintiffs in this action did on this day file their declaration fagainst Abner Stripling the Defendant who is absent from and With out the limits of this State, (as it is said,) and having, neither wife or attorney known upon whom a copy of the a hove declaration with a rule to plead thereto may be served : It is therefore in pursuance of the Acis of the General Assembly of the Slate in snch cases made rtnd provided, Ordered, that the Defen dant do plead thereto on or befort the twenty-fifth day of October 1839, otherwise final and absolute judgment will be then given and awarded against the said Abner Siripling. . , - . >* . :? JAMES S GUIGNARD,C.C. * Office of Common Ptaas, J Richland District, 24 October, 1938. V Nov. l7? 46 Iii the C'oiiimoa Pleas. Ex'rs Samuel. Green, ) vs. > Declaration in attachment. . J. N. Partridge. . J . . VVTIiEREAS, the plaintiffs in tliis action did ait I?? this day file their declarntida against John >. Partridge the defendant, who is absent from and without the limits ofthb State, (as it is said,) and ha ving peither wife or attorney Known upon whom * copy of the above declaration with a rule to 'pleat! thereto miy be served ? it is therefofe, in pursuance of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State in such cases made and provided? orderedt that the de fendant do pleiad thereto on or before the twentieth, day of October tiett, otherwise final and abaoJjtft#:' jtiflgment will be then given and awarded against . T. T-i JAkE8 8:GVrGNA1UX' ? ' - . ? clerk of the Court. z.Ks. Office of Common Pleas, ) Richland District, } ; March 19,183?, r ? td