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_ Im&IttR SEGA8S, 30,000 ^ ?*$???*' *- TVmbactn* -Y>f c --Manno*. a;nl * ,r-v'"i Vueha Brands. -^"-""?.HsC received. * POLOCK. SOLOMON & CO. ' 43 ;f For Male ? ~jMi CARPENTER? young, smart and steady.? 3 iW urau apply :o . * Copi. THOS* H~ WADE. rHE South Carolina Female Institute, will cease it* operation* finally at the close of the present ^Taap. OBx&i 1S29. EUAS MARKS, M D. *??. * -,. 50 tf ? ??? r -i ..-.i. . ? ? . wtROHA^ POTATOES. f- R\VK received from 3fr John A. Thomson, of CtaiKUl, some noble specimens of ROHAN PO TATO KS litis ? a new and extraordinary v? riety whi^k has lately appeared in Switzerland, and been cultivated uvthm country two' year* ; it surpasses all oefeetsin size and productiveness; is quite farinaceous and of exeetttnt flavor; Judge Buet ?i\i, in the last > number of the Albany Cultivator, ? '?We obtained two tubers from France, last fall, and through The kindness of an esteemed friend we ^.JkMO been enabled ro increase our seed 12 pounds. Wectivid rd the tubers into sets of two eyes each, lo^^?gTomHi much shaded and in rather low condition. Ws dugv weighedand measured the crop on the 28th * * September, h weighed 525 pounds, and measured Bine hn?hels:~thirty-five of the largest tubers filling ?.basket They are undoubtedly the most produc tive variety of potato we ever net with. The three tubers first imported rost forty-five dollars. The above tor sale by R. E. RUSSELL, ? Seedsman and Florist, x ^Dsc. V 50 3t 1 ? rrrrrr perieB? & watso\, ZTAYE entered into partnership in the prac MM tice of Law and Equity, for the District of Santo, under the firm of WETHERS & WAT SON ; the former may be consulted at Camden, the latter at Sttmterviile. T. J. WETHERS, ^ ' JXO. WATSON. . : " - , 50 6t ?? The Carolinian, Columbia, and Courier and Mer cery, of Chariest on, will please copy the above six i and aend their accounts to the subscribers. - .a e IBP. FB3HE subscriber having fitted up that extensive M three story house, 301 King-street, a few doors below Gecfge Street, as a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, with f cumiture, Beds, Bedding, <fcc entire ly newvis able to offer families, or single gentlemen, aa permanent boarders, and. such transient visiters as may contemplate remaining in the City -more than one day, good and spacious accommodations. During the pust summer, the house has undergone considerable alterations, that will add to the comfort and. convenience of visiters. His table' wilt at all times be furnished, with the best the market can afford. v Bis Wires are of dirtct importation, and of the ctaictst kinds* -A. O. ROORBACH. "Charfeston, ??ov.~30, 1S38. 50 3t CMlERCI.li' BANK, CojtousiA, S. C? Nov 28, 1838. fV\K? office of . of rhis Bank having be M cone T&amOf the election of John A. Craw- ; Jbrd to the Presidency, '?** . TfeeBoarvi of Directors will, on Wednesday the | HUh kicy.nf December next, proceed to tlie election of a Cashier, with a salarv of Two Thousand Dol- ( ; '? . : .'" i for office must be addressed to the ; handed in at the Bank previous to i Ae securities. : Dollars Jjcing the amount of secu SSpiaE' ^ - ... Board, - ? J. A. CRAW FO RD, President., ^ 50 3t ? - ? - , ? ? , LL person* ".state. their .HOWE. J?t tbo Estate of the late .. bon*f or otherwise, nre that the demands against the instalment and interest on arid be punctually paid. Ipffellib JFREStWiCKfiRS. AND NEW BUCKWHEAT. *? * fM%HE snbsenber has jw< received -M 12 bbk. and 12 boxes Soda, Butter, and . MHk Craelwra. " 15 "kegs Sew?uck?Ae?t. . . I. D. MORDECAI. >i ~ ' ' 50 tf . BOOKS, ?ed and fbr sale by WILLIAM HAW or a Rambler's Recollections ? by Calavar," " Nick of the Woods," a seqtie! to "Homewattl Bound ? j r of the 44 Pioneers," <fcc. &c. in 2 vols. ? Hiinter, Sy the MoriartjT Family Denis Ignatius Moriarty, Esq in 2 vols jft Romance oT Vienna, by Mrs. TroHope, autho rs? of '*Dome8tK- Manners of \merieans," in 2 vols. UttWa.orCaptivity Captive, by M. D. Saintine, jbI vuL . Vtaai Sharks and Sea Gulls, by Captain Glascock, jfcjt . omhor of the Naval Ske.ch Book, Tales of a Tar, in 2 vo^e?. Pelayu, eStory of the Goth, by the author of u>f?l "fe-bampe," 44 The Yemassee/' *4 Guy Rivera," 6cc the British Senate, or a second series of Random "IhawflncUaaoof the Lords and Commons, by the au- ? thor of the 44 Great Metropolis, "lin 2 vols. ? ^-li -s e0P.1RT.YER$ntP WtiE ??bacribcrs have associated them- | together in the practice of I ^BXTISTRY, tinder t' e firm of Blanding j A)iery. One of them may always be found 4it$l*e?F office io Coluajbia. 1 ~ 5. BLANDING. O. AVERY. I . .W*. 22d,lto8. ? I The liberal patronage which the subscri- ( ifefer received bitHerto has rendered hi? la- ? ^^ats so arduous that he has long desired to ? associate wrtfa hitn a gentleman ofhighchar- | acter w^U gualified ?ti everv branch of the ^><pf(&aston. ; ^For wnnt of one he has been | prevented from attending to the insettionofi ^jrtHTc?f teeth as extensively as he could f liave desired, having been mostly occupied | ia t"hose operations uece.ifarv to preserve the j teeth. - Dr* Averv% with whom he has now j Ijoeorae associated, is a gentleman of charac- j ter, both moral and professional, and brings | arithi h?n a well earned reputatiou gained by Toug ?xpewuce? v Bis operations in filliug j tpetkf** #eiU as ihe insertion ofartificial teeth, | ?are neat, tasfry, and . substantial. Iu him lb* almost Confidence may be reposed. With -tMMie but 'a. gendeuian of such character . caukl he think of associating himself, and i uooe iut such could be be induced to recom ?w to enlightened community. aie now prepared to manufacture t"he artificial teeth to suit the most difficult ^a^es, iBXiliiRert.tbem in cases of from a sin ,^)b ioith to eyatice sets. They hazard noth iT^jr >y' saymg that they cannot be surpassed io elegance ?:rd durability in the world. ^enlists can be supplieid with teeth of the Jiteit improvements, and oT the most exquis j^iBEUtarionseftbe living tooth, and the other usedin the ohtctice of Dentistry. S. BLADING. Vter.Wk, 43 Cabinet Making* &c , H^UIE subscriber informs the Public and h;8 friends. -M. thai he is now prepared to execute all kinds of Cabinet work, and Turning ? Columns, Bai isters, and every variety in that Branch of his Business: and, also in ready to ranke and fit in Puuips to wells, when called upon ? Kurniture of all kinds, repaired with nearness and despatch? -applicants can have iheir furniture varnished and polished at their house*, without any inconvenience of sending it to his es tablishment- He can be found opposito the commer cial Bunk. 80* Funerals will be attended to at the shortest no tice. JOHN M'CARTER. Oct. 5. 41 tlj. nan, t, Ad'm. j SOUTH CJM R OIjJ.YJI) RICHLAND DISTRICT. J. H- Coleman, vs. Ja*. Boatwright, C. O. Duke. J BY order of the Court of Equity, I will offfer for sale in Columbia, on the 1st Monday in Janua ry nert, the Lots and Amphitheatre. Terras of sale j one half cash ? the balance on a credit of one year, with interest fr^m day of sale ; to he secured by bond, mortgage, and personal security. J L. CLARK, c ?. R d. X?y. 24 48 if - TRUSSES, For the Radical Cvre of Hernia or Rupture. THE Subscribers are happy to state, that being the Agents of Drs Ho.*!, Chase, & Co., they can furnish those afflicted with Hernia or Rupture, with the invaluable Trusses of l>r. Heber Chase, which when well adapted, contribute, nut only to the comfoit and safety of the afflicted, but are also capable in almost every case, of effecting a radical cure. In the report ?f the committee appointed by the Medical Society of Philadelphia, it is expressly stated that the .trusses ofDr. Heber Chase arc not only superior to alio hers in nse. but also from them alone con a radical cure ne expected. That these trusses may not be brought into disre pute by improper management, they will only be sold to Physician* Some experience, as well as a correct knowledge of the anatomy of the narts con cerned in Hernia, being necessary for theff proper adaptation Persons wishing to avail themselves of the advan tages of these superior instruments, can have them properly adjusted, as well as the necessary directions given, by applying to Dr. Toland, one of the Agents. It being an Agency business, Casn will be required for the 'lrussea Physicians are respectfully invited to call and ex amine them at Dr. FITCH'* Dr Jg Store. April 21, 183S 16 FOR SALE, A THOROUGH BRED STALLION, at Wat son & Bougie's Stables. Nov. 27, 49 4t. POLOCK, K?l/?nO.\ & CO. HAVE jnst received and offer for sale, New Bacon Hams, Dried Beef, Goshen Butter, Leaf Lard, Smoked Salmon, 1-4, 1-2, and whole box R*isins, Soda, Milk, Butter and Water Crackers, all freslu Nov. 24, 43 tf NEGROES WANTED ON or before the first of January next, for one or more years, to work on the 35th Section of the Louisville, Cincinnati nn?l Charleston Rail Road, be tween McCord's Ferry and Orangebnrgh For good hands, $200 a year will be paid ; and in proportion for Women and Boys. Payment monthly, if reip ired. For further particulars, apply to Wm Cunningham, Esq. at his Book-store in Columbia- Those dis posed to hire their Negroes, will please make appli cation immediately. T. W. LETSON & CO. Columbia, 6. C. Nor. 24, 24 tlj Carolina Hotel , Broad-Street Charleston, S. C. THE proprietor of this establishment begs leave to inform bis friends and patrons that he is tbi< season better prepared to accommodate them, than at any previous period since he has been engaged in the business. During the past summer, he has re paired and refitted his premises, ami having comple ted all his arrangements, respectfully solicits the pa tronage and support of his country friends, and the traveuing public generally, and gives assurance that no efforts shall t>e spared on hi- part, to contribute to the comfort of such as favor him with their custom Families are informed that they can be furnished with separate apartments, and that an entrance has been constructed, by wliich they are enabled to keep entirely private. Since the oecurrence of the fire, a^ the Carolina Hotel, some few years since, by which the proprie tor lost a considerable quantity of Wine, he hau. suc ceeded in replenishing his stock, hav:nj collected a fine assortment of old wines, and first q mlity liquors, which he can reiomraeud with confidence. ANGUS STEWART Nov. 24, _ 48 4t The United Slates Hotel. THE subscribers take great pleasure in inform ing the citizens of Columbia, and travellers gen srally, Uiat this elegant establishment which has un dergone a thorough repair, besides having many new and fine addition*, is now opened for the reception of company, early m October next ; and from their long experience in business, they hope to merit a full share ot puhlic patronage. To the Members of the Legislature, Lawyers at the bar, and private families, this establishment offers many advantages for 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 the subscribers immediate ly. * H. & H : Sept. 22 3 '. tf [ The Charleston Mercury. Greenville Moun'aineer, and Augusta Chronicle, will pubhsh the above once a week, six weeks, an<f forward their accounts to the subscribers For Sale, THE Honse and Lot on Catnden street, formerly owned by Dr. Beckct. The [louse is very large and commodious. Apply to John W. Clark. WILLIAM HOLMES. October 6, r . 41 tf Committed. TO the jail of Union District, as a runaway, a negro girl who calls her-anme SERENA, and says that she belong* to Col- James Devlin of Ab beville District about five miles from White Hall ? Serena is about seventeen or eighteen years old, five feet fouror five inches high and very likely, 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, s. u- d. S?pt 22* 39 tf Reports of Cases al Argued and determined in the Court of Appeals of South Carolina ? At Columbia, December, 1837 ? at Charleston, February, 183S ? and at Columbia, May, 1838. By C. W. Dcdxet, State Reporter. Just published and for sale by WM. CUNNINGHAM. Nov. 24, 48 tf Committed rWlO the jail of Union District, as n runaway, a ne Jl gro boy who calls his name William, and says that he belongs to Thomas Anderson, of Edgefield District, abouttwelve miles from Hamburg. William is about seventeen or eighteen years old, Ave feet high, of a yellowish eomp^xion, stammers very bad in speaking The owner is requested to come for ward, prove his propert v, pay expenses, and lake him away. ROBERT MACBETH, S U D. Dec. 26, 1337. 1 Stop the Horse Thief. ^STOLEN from my stable in the town of Colum bin, on ihe night of the 26th of October last, a small brown bay Pony, about 10 years old, with a long mane and fore top, his tail lately bobbed short. Taken at the same time a small saddle, much worn, and a snaffle briole with a stiff bitt and bent up in the center with red leather. I will give ten dollars for the delivery of the Pony, and fifty dollars for the thief with proof to convict him. W M.GILL AM. November 10, 46 tf COMMITTED to the Jail of Richland as a Run away a Negro man wl?o calls his name IJpband says he belongs to Col. William Smith of Fairfield District. Bob is about fifty years of age, dark com plexion, stout made and about five feet six Inehes high. The owner is requested to come forward prove property pay charges and take him away. JOSHUA SOWDEN, G. R. D. Nov. 10, 46 Executors' Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of th? late Mrs C. Herbetnont, are requested to make prompt payment to tho subscribers; creditors will present their demands duly attested. W. F. desaussure, s. percival, Executors. October6, 41 2m Notice* ^ AT the next Session of the Legislature fif"?rtTCth Carolina nn application will be made for a char ter for a Rail Road from some point on the North Carolina line to connect with the Charleston an<f Cincinnatti Road. Sept. 8, 37 tt NE6UO FELLOWS. ANTED to hire immediately, forty or fifty ? v first nrte Negro Fellows, for whom wages will be given. JAMES M.TAYLOR. October 6, 41 tf FOR SALE, A Pair of Bay Horses, gentle and well broke. A few days trial will be given to any one wish ing o purchase. Apply at the Arsenal. Columbia, Nov. 10, 46 For sale. THE DWELLING HOUSE belonging to the es tate of Rev. Robert Mean*. lniely occupied by lis family ; It is situated on Richardson street, ori the vquare below the State House, and is well adopted /or a private residence. The House contains seven rooms conveniently arranged, with a spacious lot of two acres. For terms, applv to i)R. R. w. GIBBES. ? Sept. 22, 40 tf NOTICE. THE subscriber, desirous of concentrating liis planting interest, nearer his residence, offers for sale his plantation immediately in the foik of Broad and Tiger Rivers, consisting of one Thousand Acres ? 435 of which is bottom Land, of the first quality ? all of which is in high cultivation and ahov 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 cleared up land, second year new ground. The Rivers are both navigable for Mountain Boat*. The Plantation is well improved, and healthy. Terms will he ac commenting ? application to be made at my resi dence near Monticello. Fairfield District. Possession would be given the 1st January Wxt. JAMES B DAVIS. Nov. 24, . 43 tl A Teacher Wanted. TO take charge of the Fish Dam Acudamey the ensuing year, to whom liberal wages will be given. Satisfactory testimonials will bo required of his competency to prepare young men to enter the Junior Cla**of the South Carolina College. This Arndamcy is situated in Union District, in a verv healthy and remarkably pleasant neighbor hood. It is desirable that application be made bclore the 20th of December, and in person* if convenient. Applications by letter to be addressed to the Post master at Fish Dain, Union District, S C. THOMAS BOWKER. JOHN P. SARTOR FERDINAND SOA1FE.. ? WILLIAM KELLY. , CliARNER T. SCaIFE. \ Nov. 24, * 43 tf i . Beaver Dam Aeademv. ON the Stage Road two miles above Hamilton's Bridge, union District. The exercises of this Academy will commence on the 2d Monday in January H3'J under the direction of the Rev. A Wi'liams, A. M. The scholastic year 43 weeks- Good Boarding can be obtained in the ineghborhood at $80 a year. Rates of Tuition, (payable half yearly in advance ) For Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, ?t->5 per ann. " Geography and English Grammar, Do " All lower branches. 12 Do The high qualifications of Mr William* ns a Teach er. ha\ing been lorg and very successfully engaged in the instructioiyjf young men ; and the heal'hy and pleasant situation ol thin Academy, warrant the Trus tees in recommending it to those who are preparing for Co.iege, und to all, who, under circumstances ho fi\orable, may be desirous of obtaining the elements of a thorough and substantial education. Nov. 24, ' 43 tlJ S r. ??/.! TTHE ?!*' A K.&CJES OVER THK RICHARDSON' TI'RF, WILL comrmnce on Tuesdjv, 8th January 1339. 1st day a colts stake, 2 miles heats, entrance $100, p. p nine subscribers. 2d day Jockey Club purse, 3 mile hrnfs. 3d do do do do 2 do do. 4th do do do do 2 do do. THOMAS OLIVER, Secy. Nov. 27, 43 tf notice; 4LL persons having demands against the Estate ot the late D>\ Jam?s Davis, will render them in properly attested ; and those who are indebted to the Estate, will make payment to CATHARINE DAVIS, Executrix. ; El/WARD G. PALMER, Ex'or. Nov. 24, 48 tf BEWJAMtJYMVRDECdt HAS just received, 25 boxes Smoked Herrings, 20 boxes Cheese, 2 do Pine Apple Cheese, 5 kegs Goshen Butter, Smosed Beef, Wine and Butter Crackers, Sweet und Pilot Biscuit. Dec. 1, 50 tf Slate of South ? arolina. IN CHANCERY? LAURENS DISTRICT. Martin Shaw, Ex'r. ) Aaron Hill and wife and others, $ Amended Bill for v?. ^ Partition. Benjamin Sherley and wife, ? and etheis. ) r' appearing to my satisfaction that Joel Sherley, Mary Ann Sherly, Wade Sherley. Lewis Sher ley, Susannah Sherley, Rod.vh Sherley, Rebecca Sherley and Aaron Sherley, Defendants in. thealwve stated case, reside from and without tile limit* of this State. It is ordered that they plead, answer, or de mur, to the Bill of complaint within three months from the publication of this rule, or the same will be * ordered pro confesso. w. r farley, c. e. l. d. Commissioner's Office, ) Laurens Court House, Nov. 24, 1833. > 50 3m Lumber. PERSONS wishing lumber sn wed, can have it promptly done at my Mill in Lexington District, and delivered to them in Columbia on as low terms as any other Mill. Lumber ?n wed at this Mill will be carefully seasoned, if time be allowed, and delivered at the same price rs green lumber This mill, being new, and surrounded by an imm^anse quantity ot fine timber, wdl enable rue to supply lumber totally free ol sap. and in every respect, of the choicest kind Applications left at tfie Post Office or at Mr. Wm. Hunt *8, will be punctually attended to. GEO. H. HUNT. Itfov. 10, <? 46 2? p To lhc Public. i AS a number of persons have been misinformed \ touchin^the wholesale price of " Peters' Ve- | getable Anti-Billious Pills," when purchased at his principal office, 12J. Liberty Street N Y. he feels i called upon to make a public statement of his ar- ? rangement in relation to this matter. From this date the cash prire will be T irty-rix Dollars per eross, payable in bills current in the city of New York ; and no nuantity under a gross, will on any pretence, be sold under retail price of Fifty Cents a box. ' Merchants ordering these Pills from the proprietor, 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 23. 35 Committed TO the jail of Richland District, as a runaway, a negro man who calls his name HARDTIMES, and says he belongs ic Wili.iam Wragg Smith, of Charleston, S. C. ^nd that he runaway 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 whiskers ? has a small scar on the inside of his right wrist, from a burn ? n-? other marks or ?f-scars visible. ? The owner is requested to come for tffrr^fH-ve.his property, and pav_eipW?armritffke him awuy JOSHUA SOWDEN, G. R. D. Mnv 19, 1838. For Sale or To Rent THE Store House and Tx>t opposite the Farmers Hotel. The Store is 50 by 30 ft. and well adap ted for carrying on either the Dry t>oods or Grocery ?^psiness* having a Lot of i acre of Land, with a!l necessary out buildings, a fine well of water which j never fails, and being in the business part of the Tov*n, rentiers 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 plat e very desire able, as a fami.y Residence; 1 have also on hand a quantity of Beddnig, con sisting of fi/fe wool, Cotton and Mop Matrasses, Sheets, Pillows, Bolsters, &c Application to be made on the premises, to J. N. SLIGH. Sept. 8 27 tf PRINTERS' INK. A LARGE SIMPLY GF NEWS AND BOOK INK, of the best quality? for sale by A. FI TCH. October 13, 42 tf HEW GOODS. STEVENSON & WALKER, ^?"ERCHANT TAILORS, Are now receiving if JL and opening their Fall and Winter supply ol Cloths, Cassimtres, Vestiiigs , Huts, Stocks, Gloves , Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Collars, <$-c.. (J-c , c. The al>ove articles have been purchased in the City of New York; and selected, with great care, from the latest importations. They are now presented to their numerous customers, and the public gener ally, as equal, if not superior, to any thing of the knid, heretofore offered in this market. Oct 6 41 tf. ANTWERP & FRAXK. MERCHANT TAILORS. RESPECTFULLY inform their customers and the citizens of Columbia and it? vicinity, that they have received, and arc daily receiving, all articles in theiii link, consisting of BRO\D CLOTHS. OK At L COLORS, QUALITIES, AND PRICKS; CASslMERES, of assorted colors, & qualities ; VESTINGS, op^rtiE nkwkst fashion, and of :'he best qualities; also,?TO('KS, COLL A RS, BOSOMS, <fc c- They will receive in a few days a choice qual ity of HATS The/ will be able to supply their customers with all articles in the'r line, on as good terms ns they can be p-ocured in the place, and at ihe shortest notice They return their thanks to their customer*, for the Itheral support they have received and hope, from their attention to business, and desire lo please, to still receive a share of public prtronaue Oct. 27. tJ. KXCIIA, %GE, BANK OF CARLESTON, Checks at sight on NEW YORK, - PHILADELPHIA, LEXINGTON, Kentucky, RICHMOND, do. PARIS. do. COVINGTON, do. LOUISVILLE, do. RICHARD SONDLEY, Afjent, Bank of Charleston, S. C. October 13, 42 tf The Public ARE informed that the NESBITT M ANl'F \C TURING COMPANY are prepared to execute orders, in CAST IRON, for the running t*oar of Mills, Cotton Gins, Thrashing Machines, and Cast ings generally, at their wgekson the Broad River, in Spartanburg and Union~Dti?j$icts, about 100 miles above < 'olumhia. Messrs. R Waddell rffidtP. <fc R. Bryck, of Co lumbia, are 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 (leneral Superintendent, will receive and exe cute orders at the Works Castings will be delivered to customers in Colum bia at the Charleston price s ; at the Works they w ill be chea,?er. The Company are determined to deserve the pa tronage of the public. B. T. ELMORE, President. Jan. 20. 3 Cptiih Stocking. TIJE Subscribers would respectfully infomtheir friendx^and the public, tint having employed a first-rote workman, ihey are now prepared to stock GUNS of all descriptions in a superior manner and ; at the shortr notice. Also Double and Single Guns and T? . ~ made to order. Just received, an assortment of extra KEYS, suit able for door, trunk, desk, drawer, ami cabinet locks, | which will be fitted to lorks of nny description. ? I Country Gunsmiths can be furnished with every ma j terial necessary for repairing or making Guns, at ! their old stand in the Masonic flail. PECK II AM & GEORGE. | Columbia, June 23 26 \ i ? ? ADVERTISEMENT. THE snbscriber requests all those that are in debted to mc either by Note or Book account, to come forward and make payment on or before the 1st next January, and s;tve cog's ? as longer indul gence cannot be ?iven. Alter which time the sub scriber will sell his Goods very low for cash, or to his old punctual eustomers on liberal te.ms. WILLIAM GAFFNEY. Concord, Nov. 2.., 1933. 49 dl $103 REWARD. "?TJaNAWAY from my Camp near Col. Elijah fill Watson's, in Edgefield district, S. C , on Sun day night the 30th September, the four following named negro men, viz": Swan, of black complexion, about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, very heavy made, an-' ha* a very fine set of teeth. Wil liam, of black complexion, ahont 23 years of age, .r> feet 6 or 8 inches high, with a thin vis.ige, ?pare made stoop shouldered . Jerry, of rather brown com frfexi ?n. ahout 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high with sulky countenance and several of hi* front teeth out: And Luke, ahout 22 years of age, about 6 feet high, very black, stout built, a very hea vy neekand very small feet. The above reward ot One Hundred Dollars willl he given for the appre hension of all four of these negroes, or twenty-five dollars for each one separately, and the deliveiy ot them or either of them to the keeper of any Jail in S. C. or to James D. Tradewell, Esq. of Columbia, S C. to whom !.uke belongs. The above uegroeg were brought from Richmond in Virginia, a .d may attempt to make rheir way back there. It is very prohubte that they may be caught lurk ing about the premi^ea of Mr. Benjnmin Tradewell, iust above Columbia, in Richland district, as Luke lived there five or six weeks. NATHANIEL MATTHEWS. 0*. 41 tf FISHER'S COTTON YARN. FW1HR subscribers have always on hand a large JL stock of the above and will sell by the bale at Factory price. Orders from the country thankfully received and promptly attended to. POtOCK, SOLOMON & CO. Oct 28. 43 tf I ro HIRE. FOUR likely young fellows? one a Carpenter and the others, house servants. Apply to Capt : T. II. Wade. j October 27, 44 2 Edg.ifs Hotel. THE subscriber respectfully informs his oU friends and the public generally, that not hav ing an offer for his establishment equal to* what he considers its value, he has concluded to continue it under his own i.ame, and will be happy in a contin uance of their favors. Ife has engaged for the su perintendence of the Hotel, Mrs. Evans, well Known formerly as the experience^ house keeper of Planters Hoi el, Charleston, and Mr. Gibson, also of the same Hotel, as an assistant. The established character of both the above nMned persons, together with the personal supervision of the subscriber, he trusts will secure to his a continuance of public favor. At? AM EDGAR N B. Western Drovers will find their usuab modatiens. J Sept. 8. ^ 37 lf A1 Final Noticc. LL persons indebted to the Estate of Michael . Harki.v, deceased, will please make immedi ate payment either to myself or my attorneys, Messrs. Black & Anhur, and save costs, as further indulgence cannot be given. "** Those to \\ horn said estate is indebted, will hand in their accounts, pioperly attested, to myself or my said attorneys. S. C. DKBRUHL, Adm'r. of Michael Harkin. June 1G, 183S 25 JLfFJEttV STABILES. WATSON & BOUGLE respectfully inform the public, that they have rented- J He coraroi dious Stables owned by John C. O'Htuilon, situated on the s'jua fe between Clark's Hotel t*nd. the. C >m merctar Bank, and *re prepared !or the accomraoda tion of Stock Drivers, and all who may.be disposed to patronize them. " '? VEHICLES and SADDLE HORSES of the first order, k< pt for the accommodation of the pub ic October 20, 1833, 43 3t In the Court of Ordinary , SOUTH C/IROMXA, SUMTER DISTRICT,^. Nancy C'ompton, applicant, vs ?? Stephen Nixon and others, defendant. IT nppearin? to my satisfaction that JametDcnson an<! Mary K. his wife, Wain r D Compton and Ann his wife, Jesse foinptoii and wi e, W. Sutcl?fT. William Denson, and Little ami Sarah his wife (formerly Sarah Denson) defendants* in the above case resides wi'.hont this Stite, it is therefore order ed that tbey do ippcar and object to the division or sale of the real estate ol Thomas Compton. deceased, on or before the te?fth day of December next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. W. LtWIS, O. S.D. October 20, 1833, 43 8t . Dv. John Sappingtou's ?ft Mi- Fever lMitlsr ARE offered 10 the public as the most certain an?i effectual remedy for fevers u? every dej&fip-, lion. ^ ? The unprecedented success of this n cm-ine for the cure of fevers in various parts of the United ?>i ni osi, would seem to preclude the necessity ?f* a publication; yet when it is believed that thousands are deprived of its incalculable udvnntngta without such a communication, a sense of dutyno my felloiVs man, as v\ellas other < onsideration*, have induced me to make my medicine generally known, so that all may try it and judge for themselves. . lor up wards of forty years 1 have treated fevers upon this plan now offered to the community, and have limi ample evidence of its superior efljeat y owr any oth er mode of treating fevers. The ex|>erience al*o of thousands of individuals in the Suuiliern and Wost irn States, has induced tliem to ifcrite me of its h:ip py and wonderful effects. WllKNEVtK TRIED it has produced confidence upon iisown intrinsic me rit, unaided by newspaper bomb;ist or puffing, and now stands WITHOUT A RIVAL. Unlike most other medicines for the cure of fevers, it- is possessed of the singular and admirable properties of neither sickening the stomach nor operating on the bowel* as a piirgative. It corrects the bile, gives tone and energy to the stomach and bowels, and thereby communicates heahh and strength to the whole sys tem. It also breaks the Ague and Fever in from 21 to 48 hours. during which time the patient feeis no sensible benefit from it, but finds himseh suddenly well without being conscious of its mode of opera tinn. Fevers of a differcn. character (a description of which will accompany each box of medicine) re quire a longer time under ;.uy treatment ; but perse vering regularly in the use of this medicine, they will yield much sooner, and to a inui h greater cer tainty, than by any other treatment. It is also en tirely harmless. Persons laboring, travelling, or in any situation may take them, and at the same time use ordinary diet or drink with perfect safety. It al so has the effect of preventing the formation of le vers; I would therefore a 'Vise peisous residing in or travelling through sickly districts of country to use it as a preventive, particularly if indisposed, :?* such will often save tune and prevent a protracted illness. For sile throughout the {State. JOHN SA1TJNGT0N S 1cm Cit**., Mo. The above I'ills for sale at F. OGIER'S Drug Store, Columbia, t>. U. July 7, 1338 Cm *f Card. THE Subscriber begs leave to return his thanks, to his friends and the public generally, fur the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and would respectfully inform them that he has removed his Coach Repository, two doors north of his old stand, and directly opposite brick range, where he keeps constantly on hand, a sclect assortment of Conrhes, Barouches. Charioteer, -Buggies, Gigs and Sulkies- Also, Harness, Whips. &c. together with a large supply of Coach Furniture, such as Ax'cs, Springs. Dashes, Railing for Barouches, Bonds. Handles, atid Plated Work generally, suitable for Coach Makers ; all of which, he offer* for sale, on reasonable terms. Repairs of all kinds in his line, will be faithfully executed Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. From '.-are and attention to business, he hopes to receive a share of public patronage. HENRY DAVTS. Sept 2'2nd f>m 3J Bit Equity. YORK DISTRICT. Wm. Poatr. Adm'r. of ") Thos Carroll, dee'd. I Bill vs. f To Marshall Assets. Rsther Clinton others J IT appearing that Esther Clinton, Samuel Croft ami Elizabeth his wife, Mathew Carroll, Thomas < arroll, Alfred AKshier and Matty his wife, and Samuel Carroll, defendants in this case, are absent from and without the limits ofihis State. It is there fore ordered, that the saio delfndants do plead, an swer or demur to this hill, within three month* from the publication hereof, otherwise judgment will be r?ndered against them, pro con fe* *o. J. M. ROSS c. E. y. d. Sept 22, 39 Wanted, TO wait in a Small Family, a Female Gervanj, Capable of Cooking and Washing. Wage?; will be punctually paid. Apply to BENJ. MORDECAf. Not. 17, 46 if b? had at thr TM" APS of the State of South Carolina can IT JL at a very reduced price, by applying Treasury Office in Columbia. JOS. BLACK, Treasurer. March 5, 1838 "" 10 Cabinet Making, &e? TnG subscriber having sustained a serious Locate? the late Conflagration in Charieaton, lias located himself in Columbia, where he intends carrying on the Cabinet Making and Upholstery business and all tlm branches api>ertaining thereto. . * i. All business entrusted to him in hia line will Jfef promptly auenced to. Funerals will be furnished and found in every Of-" terial. 'i-v WM. B. PURVBS. Sept. 22 39- tf -. .* ? , j t \ Apprentices Wanted. AT the Cabinet Making and Upholstering busi ness. They will be taken on trial for thrar months. Apply u> niture Wave-Jtoom. (Between the Court House and the U. 3 AC. SQUItR, successor to E. Bfi ? received and is receiving* larg< nf vArv fina are warranted 19 o his friends aniF of very fine , ? - y CABINET FVRNTTU1 . ^ The materiali be of the best, the public gc in par of tne; Mahogam Sofas, awl Tea, centre, card, pier, arid < Wash and candie standi,. and o ' f, $ :''K* Also, . BEDSTEADS, of mahogany, curled and plain maple*. Children's cribs, of mahogany^ - ' ^ V^AlsOr Mahogany and gilt frame L( Also; _ Sitting, locking and sewing chairs, of and curled maple, bfe* ?? V ' Fancy, with cane, ruslrmd wjjtoth^ts.^^fe^V,. " Curled maple and fancy, with rash, cane, and wood seat settees, and childrent table add silting chairs, -~v' sfcj Writing nnd ea*y chairs artd bed stepa^. jQ MARBLE TOPS ? Egyptian an^&fiic*' sideboard, bureau, centre, table, double a nnd work table tops, . , ?4t ? -*r ?S.fflf.B&E&m NEW FEATHER BEDS & MATRA^Saf ^ Of curled hair, oibsa, wool and cotton; Also ? Paper hangings and border Fire board prints. lamp mats," vjirl. Mnnella and grass floor mats, ? With a variety < f other fancy articles, MA?J NCLAN i' REPAIRING. JkK C abinet Furniture made to order, and all kinds of repairing cone in the neatest mann?? on'rrasohable terms. * Funrrah at ten Jed to at short notice* and a Heartt* r?ii>he<l itt |own without cljarge. " ** ft. O.t 13. iegmPw JAMES l>. HKPBURV, INFORMS the if* pFCt dam l?ia that he .hiyi lorn: e J himself on the cross street, near OgJer's. opposite Sherman's work shop, Where he intend* to curry on the * - cabinet -business; in all i*8 various branches. Ho will at alh Iumc We I ready to attend punctually, to every thing required L A'tjfroe.has bceu a resident i f the <ow/i lor H I nny further, than what I have said is ncedj<i^^#fl t/tafi ask is for ilie iywn of Columbia to give nte A^fomuletir of Sulebpai^6 Bhrealu^BeilKwBs, pml dltpther Jty iiand- 3 v*. w ScPL%. ' >yi? "V r ?; ? ? li n pJcfdoii lasftrtlij ^d^lH,Vwpail<r. -AGENCY AT COLUtf*H^|?< ^ THE subscriber having Keen appointed ^genf fsi* the a box 0 Co pnny, is now prepared 4o receive ?* application and issue I'OLICI KSvoL1NS0KANC? for River and Fire Risks generally. Terms of application# for Insurance will* at all times be furnished, and all necessary iniormstion given r *' '&k~. .1^ RICHARD SONDLEY, Agent/of Charleston Insurance and Trust Comimny. - Oct 13, ?*? * * - ? ? 42 ^tf ? - 1* * LANCASTER DISTRICT;-. A John P. Crockett, executor, i Bill to Acnmpt, . v.* v?. ?. v. . >' James Gordon, ex'r et al. )? For Partition. " IT appearing lo the satisfaction of the comraisrioi**. er. that Archibald Crockett, B< njaraln Garrison and Jane his wile, Rr?: ert \V. Crockett; Dudley G. ? Reeves and Caroline his w ife, James Robinson anil . Lavisn his wife, and "Will am Crockett, defendants in the above stated case, are absent from, and revide without the limits of this Stare. On motion jf Clin ton, complainants solicitor, it is ordered 1(1: it the g*id t' defetid&nts do appe<ir and:tin'swer, plead or dftg ir.^| to the aforesaid Hill, within ^threc months from l' publication hereof, or that the same be taken'j coniesso against them ? - 3. ii. wither spoon, jr. c. e.l.d: Commissioner's Offiee, P Sept. 25, I83S. ) 41 3m _? ** * ? - ' ' 11* raypji&mmni SEGARS,- fnifn 16 J?f'l per thousand.. who! is often made that j segars eann<Sff>e obtained, the stab?eribernht It ^ mucli pains to obvfite the cause of thfct complaints and now confidently assures those fond of SUgoorf _-t tide in the smoking community, that they can be ' satisfied by falling and selecting f?r tb^nsfl|rs?^^ November 24, ' ; " ? ??T-' " *48 .} *3; 90 0*10^ and retail. jflgfcomplaint is .1 Valuable Plantation for Sale. MRS. SOPHIA BONflAM offwt fcradf Alt valuable Pltntaiion up?m which the now sides, lying near Mt. V* illing in Eogrfield District,, [?and arijoii ing lands of Jacob B. &mith and othkrs. The tract contains nine hundred and Uurtj-wesaa (937) acres, about four hum.'rc J of which is open and most of that ind*fine state of CTiltfyfetioin. ' ft it in ferior to no iatKfinittpt section ot thAcouat^j- Hp^n the place there isaqirge and comfvnabia dwelling house with oilier otit buildings. Possession 4*ia be civen hx*he 1st of January next. Fur furfhehparticulsrs apply on the p*rrait?f^ at Mount Willing, to J, B. South, *>r at Edaefieid Cocrt House', to \ V;M. L. HOWfJBir Nov 14th, I83S ' 48 2t ?? ?? ? ? McrchanU Hotel, * CHARLESTON, S C. - -if THE subscriber would respectluDy inform the t ravelling public, that he has taken this hereto fore reputable Establishment, and having pat -dip same in c ompfe?*ordei for the receptfbn of -Gtaests. colicits their patmnage ; assuring them, that if strict attention on his part, and that of his Servants, the House shall he kept up. to its original character, whilst under hw predecessors' ; -and any additioflMhat enrk be made for their comfort and convenience, wiH be attended to, that ilJBay be a Hotel of the first order in the city. ' W'- - ' > r ? * WM NOfcAN. N. B. ? S. W. SHELTON takes pleasure in^ire* commending his friends and acqnaintaritiMTto hWstM* ^ cesoor, Mr. Wra. Nolan, with their patronage be*? Iieving that he will give them entire satisfaction, ^-v Nov. 2t, ; v Ki*T??TAf>?KWT.' T THE subscriber Hfegs to fn&jtf the, that he has taken the h^e in Wmnsta merly kept n* a fik>u*e of Entertainment. ? Barktey, and pledges himsefto use h s heat to gtre it the reoutaiioir which it % !ey ? time Jfeh*pc? - lie patronage, arhe wilfcarvd lie in the arrangements, both stables. - ^ ^ j>r ~Z?'* The house wifT5< Hotel. - * Wintftboro', Nov- 26, 30 *? ^5t