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rnd a apor Gratiot Altth A h-.oj~ltIi; guarded Ify a Ivceing 'rvoliteerb SShnter.-Evet the in ts its quoti. 'eTher6 is eno ,d* Itt V, ilL rnuster at least' 500 dboighisi..;g Island to-morrow. The A ptians h te 6oppose these, 450 draf a:.!,t,ditiljiaani twio comparcies of volunteer tegroes. Therd will be a battii a day or two1. r am not marched offto Dearbon villb ll give you the earliest intormation. SUFFALO,Jan 20. The schr.. Savannah cleared at Buffialo for Dunkirk on the 18tli inst. -ud was pre paring to -sail on thesame evening, whenu it formation having been given to the collector that.shi was destined to take a large num -beir orf men'from some place in tho vicinity, he had her seized. We learn verbally from Buffalo, as late' ts Saturday evening, that the steam boat United States was about to leave that port fhr Detroit, with more or less of the -Navy Island force, (and probably their arms, &c. also) but that Get. Scott had given the par ties notice that he shiould fire upon the boat if the euterprize was started. Rumo-s are rife in relation to the move nents at Detroit and that vicinity; bit we Aeur nothing definite-nothing indeed that canl be altogether relied upon. From tha Albany Arens. to. FRo.Al Tt-: FaoNTIF.-Th1e scene of operations seem now to he transferrCd 1rom Navy Island to the upper part of 1ake Erie-to Detroit, Malden &e- Our inst ad vices from that quarter are via Toronto. 'he Patriot of the 16th contains Detroit dates of the 12th, four days later than re eelved froin Detroit. The Detroit Post conttains the official dis patches addressed by Thos. J. Southerland "Briande General of the Patriot army U. C" to "Gen. Van Ronsacler, commander rrn- - e " giving account of the move ments in tint quarter. They are dated at Bois Blanc, U. C. on the 10th and 11th uIt. The first dispatch states that Sutherland +und himself on the 7th. "nt the head of a -ery respectable anl gallant force," with hich on the 9th he landed at Bois Blanc is1- nd, under cover of the guns mounted on . small schr. captured the Island, pull etf $Own thle cleemy's fnag and hoisted the Patriot tri color. The British force, con Sist'ng principally of Negroes and Indians, fled on the first fire, leaving most of their ca) p equipage. a large quantity of ammu * nfi ' second despach detaill the loss of thle hooner with her throe pieces of artillery sixes and one nine pounder, asmall (piantity of ammunition and 13 persons,_tn eluding "Theller, Col. Brophey, of tlie en 9 " .it seems that in the attempt to moor tlb schooner, so st,uh.r . ns to bear upon a scow-built sloop that was pre paring, as was supposed, to attack Bois I sland, she run agr,outd, parted her cable, and finally driled over to the British side. and within gun shot of tle force there, and was fired into until and after she had surren dered. The "despatcles" included also three pro elamnions by Southerland. addresied to the -Patriot Army of U. Canada,"'aind -"To the deluded s-upporters of .British tyranny in U. Canada. Ntw-YonK, Jnn 25. 11v ite atrivnl this morning of the pnceot -ip Garrick, Capt. Palmner, from Liver pool, Decenber, 17th we are in possession r London pnpers to the4Gth and Liverpool o the 16th u't. i'he.n nrirs or Cannnla were oenying mih >f the publie attentiolh in Englanad, nndl int he dehnites on the subiert. with regard to be appoinatmenat of Sir John Colborne, as 'overno)r of Ctanada, we find the following in the London papers oif the 15t h.--In the~ House of Com!anoIis on WVednesday, M'sr. Leader beggedi to ask the noble lord the Heeretary for the Ilomo'D)epartment a ques tion relating to Cannda ,HIe begeed to knowv whether Lord Giosfordl was comning home, nndl whether he lad resigned or had been reenlled, and whether any sneccessor had beeinappointed, and wvho bie was? Lord John Rnssell: iLrd Gosford-had for somse time regnaested leae to resign, and an order hadl beena sent ot froim tho governamett stating thant lhe might be seant haomse. Th go)vernmr.ent of that colony cotnsequsensly devolved upon1 Sir* John Colborne, and n'o successor land as y'et beena appoinited. Mr. Lender beggedl to ask whether any pirocla mationa lad been issned neninast public meet ings in L,. Catnada? Lord .1. IRussell: There have been p)roc'lama tiotns regarding i nfringe mets of the law genernily, but not against public meetinags spseciftenlly. The Lonadon msonev market raresentedl no miaterisal change. Console 9)3 7-8 for ne cont: 9)3-34 cash. No later ndvices from tho United St ates laud beeni received mn England. Los no, Dec. 17. Col. Arthur lhne heena knaielated and oh Inlined vte logdl r.ank of Mal1,jotr General ina Cnanda. Sir' George Arthur leaves iowna shoartly for his goveranment of Upper C:atat. do. The King ofilJanov'er has tamaed aaroan ~i Mtnnehnsent to be hsis inzister at thme Contit of ouar gracions Queen. * Royal Wit.--George Ill. was5.thie9pecial patron of Dr Herschel, ad now anid the-n ronadesecended to visit him. Whbile the Dr. lie con4t rntintg his large celestimal telescope hekinag enhled one dlay along withI otne of .li e b)i.lhopsto see theoinastruanent, whieb was a person to walk into witha little stoopainm SThe baishaop wvishied to follow, but his Ma jesty 'insisted( thant Ite should in this casec lead: go on, sasid he, go on, nnd shew me, us you are itn duty hautnd, thme wsay to lhea ven. After the first of nsext year all the ship en ptains of the R ussiana Navy mtuss, by order af the autocrat have beena native horn. We hardly think the autocrat can stretch hais powver to thais poinat. Tiher's must be scores of foreigners turned adrift. thaoughs It is to their zetlniaad instlruction Russia owes heri m-aarine.-N. Y. Star. The Mobaile papers mnention the death of she lion, Sam. WV. Oliver, the late WVhai ensndidatte for Governor. ntad also of Mrs. - Robinson, att Tusenloosn, tihe wife of the old1 Jnavor, who was the original of K~etnnedy's kel "Hore E!hen Tlinun.n EDGIEFIELD II'., TUUnSDAY, FMnUAR 8. 1838 The few poetic lines to. A-, have t:n misplaced. , The auior-ill again send them to u, if lie thinks proper. With the present number commences the third Volume of our Paper. A goodly por tion of Shin Plaster-will ensure its com pletion. To thoso of our Subscribers who have conie so promptly to our relief, we tender our thanks, & hope, that others see ing their good deed, may do likewise. BEAUTIES OF AN EDITOn's LIFE.-A Post I%aster, the other day, informed us of the removal from his neighborhood of a Subscriber, to whom we have been sending our paper for two years without a cent's pay, & took occasion to say that under the circumstances, he wcould hol( us responsible for the postage. Now really, we object to this Post Oflice law, and it is well .o say to our friends at once, that if we have to lose the amount of subscription. and pay posafige also for our delitiluent subscribers, we must give up the ship before many Aoons. Verily, this is. losing a dollar out of one's own pocket, and then paying another man half price for the loss. Double thunder, we know, we can't stand. We would respectfully ask, where are the' scores of new Subscribers that we were to get im the Mail route from Liberty Hill to Hamburg? We have received the annual Catalogme of the Trustees, Faculty n(d Students of the SotathCatolitna College. It is matter for rejoicing that this-much cherished In stitution, is now in a most flourishing"eon dition. The number of Students amounts to 153; Seniors 39, Juniors 29. Sophomores 49, Freshmen 36. A joint Resolution has been introduced into the Kentucky Legislature, recommend ing the Hon. lenry Clay for the Presiden ey, and expressing a wish for a National Vhig Convention. EDGEFIELD ZAVMi {D FEtIALE AcADE aMIEzs.-These;Acudenies arc nown, uc cessful operatimn; the former under the direction of Mr. Curr 1, the latter of tie Rev. Dr. Johnson. Ve refer to the re spectivo advertisements in our sheet, and take great pleasure in recommending them to the Public. The Male Academy has opened Under.the most favorable auspices, atd the excellent Female Seminary hai jpoinineneed the year with its facilitiesgrew Every clay we have to regret more and niore the apathy which exists in the south uponl the subject of her pe-ttliar Instit:tions. So long have we tolerated the interfIrence of the Abolition'ists, that we are* now (his posed .o regard it as a matter of course; and are becoming fast blinded to the in creased power and nimubers whic~h every day,bi-ings along with it. Words, which a fews years ago w.ould have kindled otne general-flame throughout the SIlave holding States, constitute nowv the common, every day cant of thousands in other setions, and efforts wvhiich but a little wihiile .back would havo certainly p)rodutced Disunion, are now viewed with a ebarity andi forbearance even hy Southern men. most rcemarkajble. Being of that number~ who believe that thme cause of Slavery is losinig ground, wye wvould feel that wevere fanithless to eur trust, if we did not, reluctant as it may bie,.make the con fessioni. We see nothing in the sittns of the times, which is calenlated to give us securi ty. The spirit of Aholitionism is rap)i 'ly onl the increase. It is a fatal error to believ'e that is cotnfined to a few contemnptile agi tators, andl old womnen and children. WVhole conmmnitiesi, Sovreign States theimselvyes are in the ranks against tus, ant nothing short of instant, vigorotis and concentrated action on the part of the South can save us. It is not a lime for mild meastures. We have nearly lott every thing lby our imderationi, andiu if we sunTr otirselve.s lon ger to lie enjoled by honeyed words. anmd (deceitflul prioi ses, dhestruetion mut soon comec uponi us. T1he world shotnhi know that the 'pery inismant Conigress took uplon itself to ablhmishi Slavery ini thle D)istrict of Columbia:, or* do any thuing else afftctring the great interests of the South. the Union s;houldl he dissolved. We care not ini what form this declamrationi is made, w hether in Convention of the Slave holding Suates, or biy the respective Legislatures. All that we care abont is, thatt it should be dlone; most solemnily done, antd that instatntly, We are requiestedh to putbish the follow. ing reply of i lis E.xcellency, to the Petition ofC a pormt~ti of our citizens, fof the pardon of Jamnes Reedh, who is nov under sentence of de-ath for Negro Stealing. However much we may regret the fate of the unfor tunate Prisoner, it miust be appiarent to all that lhe is the worker of his owna sad des tiny, and that the GIovernor in withhold ing his elenmency, has acted from the highest andiu holiest considerations of public dutty. Let it be a solemn cauiion to all, whom the love of gain, fanmatical zeal or any othq5. !Yotvo i g wopi to pluud6r us of ou property. - EXF.unr GOl cgotUmA, S. C. . anuary 22d 1838'. Tel'h 1ti ofsundry citizens of EOle for the interposition of the Escutivi in the case of oue James 1eed, now under senteuce of death for the crimeof Negro Stealing, is received. The -very respectable character of the Petitioners and tile deep interest they np pear to take in the fate of the unfortutuato prisoner, pJaco the Executive in a positioll extreme.y ddiento flod paiifful. But pri tate feeing must give way to Pfficial duty. The pardottin power has not been created for the indulgence of individual sympathies, but only to soften the unintentional rigor of- the law when the strict construction of the letter is ineoinpitable with the humani ly or its spirit. The awful penalty of Death is annexed by legislative sanction to the crime of which the prisoner statids co'nvicted. It is not fot the Executive by indiscriminate clemency to abrogate ie law: nor does it appearl that the case of the prisoner i-, inl any re spect, other than the law contemltpla.tes. The verdict of the Court hans not been callcti in qinestion ; tie doubt or imperrec lion in the evidence has been su;gted the ,ood character given to the pjrisoneri ly distant Fricnds is illet by proof of cntn lating ind deliberate crime. It was in the <iscretion of the Jury. with the case fully lcibre them, to recottmuend the prisoner to merey. This they have noct donle ; nor has tany ling been since alledged inl nitigntion' of hisguit. But, even if these considerations were not imperative, the banishment proposed by the petitioners woul lie but the inocke ry of a pitisitment. It would be nothin-, more than to setnd back the conviet to his friends abroad wih) have declared him an innocent and injured ian itt spite of the soleminl judgetentt of our Courls. We would further incnr tle responsibility of letting loose a dangerous citizen itio a sister State. For his unhappy family tie deepest Com muiserationi is fiAt: but it is hoped that the sympathy bo strongly expresssd for the tonfortutime victin of thm law will tot lie slow to lighten the afflictionis of* his depen dnt reafinves The prayer of the Petitioners is nnt gran ted. PIE RCE Al. IlUTLEIt. Ur. Editor: . aru AE0] Itt conttination of the remarks I have niade, on tile staject of Factorage, and it Ware House at flambura-1 would ittier observe that, the annutal receipt of Cot tot at HIamburg is estnlated at thirty three thousand Bales. That the Planters Ware louse will take at least one third, say 11 (00O bales - and allowing at averagj of 2 months Stor-';;e, the 1st att atonth 25ets per Bale, and tho second tnotih at 123 (cus tomlary ' Lfi1e cibarges) makes foirl thousand otae hundred ani. two:'-five dol ars-annd these charges divided ietwee -1afe Planters and Purcha:tsers, proportionablv necordinig to the time it reactinls at the e, ponse of either, poroduces tian anniuni incole to tie Ware Iouse tol that aon. , 412.5) Tlhe Fatetors Com'nission at liliy centts pr' ,ale. is 1.1,000-makin ultogether 60,625. 'Thie Co->t or a i re Priolf \V;ar1b,m:, anud n jut l -vich to Toreet it. 1 an, ili;rilled. wil taut exceed 85,0, dtdileferinl this 1amounat 11 ram 9.;:25 leaves' 1 ,;->5-to a le credit <f fihe \Varebmnse -andcl'iacttor. W ill not this, de Ietintag lhe incidental expense atenaaut ot fite enlaplgeile11, leave it lanl some prolit to the Ware I louse maLd Factor% and be a itro'ducLtiv'e intvestaiett. it also may bela t:akent into consiadern tidn tiht, a li' e )Procof WVare liotns, will cost butt ante fouth mo thla n~a onec of wooad, atnd imsuancalae can Ihe etl'ected ott the itorm)ler, !mdia depus:tl.d itn t, att Otne per cent, vt'!at mf thle lattea' 24 per centt is dealeLd. 'lThe uVare li'aatae may lbe renttead to athe i"netor, .wlih i wi sae ha:im ital m te ioulet itt keepa mat? thle :a'eoun tt in reltatan to it. Theio1* Fac ror shouahIi bie ret iireal ta establ ilih crres ponadenats to thte North :tndt iniLa ".mpe', to bae kept regaula:rly iterme'tid of the state ofi otur domiaest cite tarkr ats wei its fotreign,. and0 the t expen'tse attedaniitt, laabldil he lalwed hv\ Sie Stoc'khioldlers tby which maeains a th ia, reres- ofth Planltaer wvill be mnterizally beta "ii. tea. Thtat it 1'neaor ennoat atiiin'aer prices lior Coto thttan a later'ean admait irof ndonhtt, w here trialis ilhae bee tztade, as he is acettiuttced with those whIo putrchelaa by order 0or for' shipmttl, oand thlis dec scr'iption (If puareblasers resotrat t Ihe Wa're IlOtuSe to fill thirt order'ts, or praase ihr sipmett, and will give lbettrt ltices atan Street pturchatisers. whota puarchlaae onl snhe'n. lation fr'om thin platers,& 'ell to) ex porters at ant advanced prlice. I wotuld thecrefiore pro itose a suabscriptiona. to c:arry ita eil'eet the lani that I hav~e suiegestedh. F.very P1llanter cian suabserihe neacorainag to) his ability, or' is tmade tap, tatnprotaiaant atitnittee, to 'an. trnet fair thIe putrt-cae of' a iaot, t aili a iha itig on it, ias well as te iiu.ointtment of ai l'aettror and that praepteriticons shld a be tmale in timae, fair thec receptiona oft lto nex.t crop. 'l'he wr'titer' aof thtis article-M-. r. Ed. tot', ims tact othear objec.'t ian vie'w, but thec in:aneini ofi his atgticual r ethieren, its lie wish'., not ix tenlsion of' his phiantinag iaiter est, satiisfied withi his smai:ll mieattl in tdat p)iirsttt, tao mtita htimt comafort'ile. Still lie ccotiideras it thte adty o'every one0, whier'e ever he may beo loaeda, to 'cotribuate as tat nre or ex per'ictte' with enale himt, to the good oz' the commttuniity in whaicha tac liveg. A PIANTF':1. T!wh luTaerller D)og.-j)-sat is ai native of llantovert C3ountary. Virgintia-w..uascarriedl co llotn Coutyt, IKenrutc'ky, thte F"al of01 185 b etwteetn twno ad tharec utnalread mtiles of the wny lay watter, on board a Steam boatt. I [o r'emniinled atpparenttly siat isfti wvith thte f'tami ly it.'att'arid haitm thiree wvelks after' thieir landlinag, wh ien hte stacde..,y clii appearedl, nntd inl eighateena alays at'rivead tat the ptiiee oft his tnativity, havinig, travtielled it distanace of six haundcred males. 4 fewv wi':ekls after htis returnl to Vig,iihe wats agin1 carried baick to Aetucky, wvhere lae re~ mumedca qutietliy iand atpparen'tly sittistiedl for twvo years, whenl lie agatin ilfthis hiomet int Keninetaky, anal itt twenaty-cighat days wa's at the ab)ove namited place in I lianover. N. 13. What p)erhntps rendtaers theC lat,t tr'i; more singulari's, ant he lef't htis htomae eighat r:ay beoehs nier, who was abut to, vis,it EX.IATIOUS L?UARAN t1NE- 1 Mr. Volton,oflthe Navy, snys in nup .dmirr ble sketeh, in the ast Knickerboekelr th Ct a mouse stirs in France withont bc iug n rrowly watched; And it is said. that ii Ipp tie of a strange baboon on her Spa nifntier was onee telegraphed to Ofh poli pf Paris, and a dernehmeint of th gens' ai-lils sen1t out to watell tile allibiguot stranger. H gives the following as a specimnen a extra scrutiny. Hiis reflections are trul; cloineit : "fm1an has not an eptitil4te on his shont der, or at cockside on his lint, even his pock. ,ets wi I hardly escape the dishonor of t search. Nor is tho inspection only cosn fined to fhe living; it sonetimes extends tI the deiad. Wo had ocasion to bury otico our crew here: and as we camse (Pi sliore if pay hun this last said oflice of respect, hi colin was tntcerenonionsly opened to auer uml that it containie'l no contralhund goods I alwayscnew the French to be an extremne ly shrtwdl andil inquaisitive people, hot I did not stul,pose they would ever carry their re. searches iinto the serrets of' the grave. C Death ! I have heard thee aecused of bein an inet ornbic tyrant; hy others of beinl- a indiserminato leveller; but never before by sain,hy savage or by sage, have I hesril thee atensed of being a smng2ler'. And eve. if'thou %ert sueh, what cosidst thou want ofrai,ghittiiithtour poorshipeontined? Wast thou im, quest -or pen jackets ant tarpanlint? BuIt thy sailors never go oni watch; (,acl ir his hammock still slumbers at lie laid him. self1 ion. Or wrist thno in need of'eharts or q:.ntl(4-as ? But thv ships Iever leave their :oormigst each rots down pioceseal it its o-.vn herth. Or was it thy desire to obtaiti hiles and hjymn hooks? *1it I here is io worshippig asseibly in thy dominlions aid thie preacher's voico iS never heard there. 0 Death ! Ilon art fialsely suspected "ald Isaely di.misoredv by ie FUreiehman. h.y him, too, who shIo.l ever regard ther with the tIuost inltigent --sitietits; Cor lie his crowdel isillioisit utril t(orses pii Ilhy li.nisis. From thle thillin- snows o tussia to1lie burning saiids of E1!ypt. hie has silk his victifn insIo Iy pile patriealmsis thick n; tite devoied illnail that1 lb for foo< noroid tihe famsishing tents of waiderina; I srae! ." Fron; the Frontier.--We learm froin tl Detroit Alvertiser ofr tie 13th, Ilha the Go. vernor of Ilichigan vent dlown ishe river te Gir.ailtr, ami succeeded in inducitg tih< Pairiot forces to dislierse. The followig arrests were mlnde at De troit, v;!.: T. Doelert, and D. 1). M' K ilnev; they we're bailed iii te simt o:r e3ei , to app ar befbre the U. S. Circit in Jnam ne:xI. ('et<al Stihierland was also nrrested, at at the lit acecosnos. wais tider examinieif belre hse Di.strict Judge. The Cherokers.-We have learied, say. fite Atl' us (Temsessee) Courier of' ie 19*i1 tilt. froi good authority ihiat the Cierokee: in the p>er or Chilhowe part oft lie nationl, endf miairg preparations too leavi in the lt - "siie ing nw improvemetim aud oti rrepmimisuinins. The ewhuryport I lerald snys: A case i now p I.ig hefie the Cosri ofCommo Pieas,. '. inl : whis,bi ,cyral lawyer for , , .1.som1i aioim ou wiisessesn ssit t L*it.d '1 C. 'Vhe tlnattfr inl dispile is tih tLowners1. tup one coi ol slabs, set forth i ilthe le,aratioti to lie (if* the value of : The eo f of the suit so far, are stated to e. (.Cell .51 ', ctssssu, A i di t. ckit nowr edesp Valalnee,t'. Ai \)Vasts,on. I JI Grie. Wr - lihet." U A X diaso', Th~s IC Mathieg' .gIn'yii, .1owdet. and (sjoode5t, Fl hat l ,a W uilev; istrison, E.ia,.asi I irissh;s,\V "\i J r H ent, Joh l H.n'ai, ilts. OVs La.lsne John Unrv llenicn.n .1 ims ( hemut N ielL>C n, (si fA it alare et h .1 intle, WA' 'ls-aor, Jncssts: Toi s,e 1-:lai as nL,:groon Chiles """"s, Uci Psre: l.as. WM 'rshn>, mreas Wo, \\ ('n \\ert,e. i e ra rs. dhiil, ~Xlirlarin iS.! W''as, W1tt u feIr Wa ureh.II ms .\lsysard, Wrest Iiieohsen,ss I )sephen:i 'isTerey Aatis .Ph 'I'iss, O' ni e oe ide iiuke~si CatrathI.sc, r h' Tehalbe' r, s4' licardin, Vii I HtiossigIsnorth,Dime ldioi ,Irh Am Kihrese Jo. 'Turner, uti". rns s, W beth h i i Nixo, n m :Utel, I iad ar, .r\\mUruton. M o p sf:GIs FItraiE:ss.D D ISTil T.tus i lsiA s' oft t de J5t' ou ssheit-d~t oa ha pt e :.:stor ' t''s i/or In;nthi l Jni s lisn-lt, Pul Faz-l ,ih f tatn i,faul ((ic-: ssce,tor lsto hita teasms.Ptaulet - it 3n.o Oet Greg ori s ram, aw lh irt hapTt,' resie'evodt plinn a le ar ordere,d, that -h icaid Paul. Ou pera ilpa.sanrerrdnrtohi i witsi the. s nnhsrmihaubi:so o.h orde, oth ncsa lit wite of' tisn shsirito cosi,As aVgit theri ' siei -n e reit's iiY, osu this -:n r o re.i vs.''' '' Johni proansu"' .s lll"'. feon m awl wif', aRY,, therai: -Tb7 a ig oIn stshtin ht -- .lano, temtro hedfna,A o'r Im W OR Is2 NULLIFIER, W l'" S'--d the eliquiln1 St..- i Thirty Dollars the Seasou, TwentY -4! .Dollais the singlo letip, andll Filly Dollars insurance, it the piantatiom of Captaia Williai B. Mays, four mniles below Edge, field Court Ilume, on the Stage road lend' mng to Augusta. Ample preparation foe care and atteution to nares will be iade.-m v hley will he pastured and fed oi grain, (if reIreilcl.) at tweity-five ecnits per day. Accideitic, eseapes, sielces, &c. at tho risk o1i lie owners, althoitgh every uttentioh will be 1-:id to prevent theml. IISCIPTIfO. NULLIFIEl, is a beautiful ITav, hand sumiely narkel with a delightful coat of hmir, whiieb gliews his superior stock. Ilii pelwarance is co1Mma14lil--he is of tho greatest powver, substantiality and stren,gth. lie Itill be eight ycars Old this sprinm--is full 16 hanidt high having so periorsize, largo honles, ul is as well m1useellecd as any oth'er 1-0rse, it this or any country, atid lus nt N. .-Any person who will make up a comtpany of five mares, and !iecome rc siomible for the payment will have th4 privilege of putting thel:n at twent yI-fi% c del lars the Season. The Seasonl will commellree the fifteenith of lehruary, and end onl the tenth ofJitte. Fiflty ecnts to the gromrn in everv instatico I'crformance of Vullifter's Cols. NUILLIFIEl'S CO'I'S nre now run tiin as w(-ll as any coltq in this conti rY. Oi the Norfolk conlse, Sprii:; terim 18:7, Jime Howlett by Nullifier, tlree vears old heat the Sweepstakc race, mie ients witi ning tie first and second heat.. Thime I min 52 see.-I mil. 50 see. See Turf Iteg. July, 1837 p. .1G. On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall rteetig, W. 1. Jolhson's b. f. hv Nulli tier. three years old. run a Sweepstailes,two tuule hea, ror. which mtr other colts of tho best stock, -were emered. This race was lost by Nullifier's colt., bum sl:e was secoid best, an1d contested the r::ce 1ti11' ga:,11111y. The ;atst ient is pr(montnned % erv iteres ming andthe best heat dorurg the 'eek. See T. Ieg. Nov. M837 p 559. Ott tle Itoion (L. 1) course, Fall mceting Antohiette by Nullifier. %oti Ilie Sweep stakes fo,r thirc vea' olis, two tmile leats, witming the i wo first heats. See Am T, lIel-. Nov. 1837 p. 369 Feb. 1,'1Q38, if 52 Edgefleld Village Femnalc Acadenlay, III-' exercises of tlis ititttion will re-comkitience on A.4m.danda; the first day of'.1itiary Ie. The I(etor itfirms the contitunity, that lie has entga-ad. as his agsastat ,:or the next year, Miss S:n-k, lato of ,he Femlale Collegiatc !tm:t ittion, of Troy New York. Of thi:. ladv, airs. Vil lard, the principal of dhit liibltittijoln thus wriic.: '1 reccontineil .t,s -Stark freely &6 fully, as regards all the necessatry requiitesi of an excelleit teacher." With the asbis tance of this lady and of Air. Iacon in the : 1eal e p rtmlet, aIll the orna melt-ntal tIralche. of Druwinl-, Patinlinl'-, Needle ttnt, togeter wi Ilt t he solid t irat lies here tol4re tauglit. I! omding ca he obtained in the o tuse Of thel"ector for1 twenty p i.,& iml uneigbilottring private louses to any .ex tent desired. It i p1ar-tictlarly desir-ahl!e, that those, who intetlI to olace their child retl inl tls Ititution for the next yar, should do so in the fist week of thie open ing of the school in .latnuarty ; as, ini timt week, the classes will be fortmed for the whole systeart to commtiitCe its operation oti Mottday of the sceond week. Th'le .school roomo is' Provided with fi ro places anid fires to make it comtf>rt able ini winter, and the hiotirs of' instruetion: are the same in thatt scason ats in the stunmer'. So thaat the advantages for study in lhe wvinter wi'lh be equtal to those in thec surnm er. Prices in the solid branches a nd musick the sailne ntext year as this. For I)rawin1. andI Paintitnog 68 per gua;rter: h.'r Needk' wVork .9G P'aimients quarte'r1 in atdv'a:ee. I* geielNo 6, 8c. e I ..~Al:I P ironsidebte,d 10 the late kirm or ...Onosu& Ilusits .:i.a., aruti those iudetIhed to lthe Subascribaer alonc are e:iae,tly rer ntesutd t m iaikute ileiate p.nyiiet, or, ill def~iti t th:ereor; they will haind.their uteus and ac-oiunts in tha, hannals of it othicer for colh-e'tioun. Tfla- iilbs--ri her is ewaeechly:~l tianu,m to chle hii, ,a'd hi. nec.s.. as he hias~ (oliont to iessrs. I:. I.\ ;*u . * IfTCIU;.'l!,. hi * emtine-lsock cit go tali ri ro s l~s'v'h'eavin;*l thle Site,. Thl , iubm-i.t-. to him. that lie wi!l re:.a:ot a short thate at i-a old( st:md,(! wheire lie ent lie se.m' at :.nrv ti.e ean his siny. andti shonhtt lie tat ab.i-e'n . ~t o in-n s tiny call to see In m. thaat 31l,s:;. I an'..se .ltell wvill act ats is mahi.e.;n-e. I Lambutrg, S. C. .l:'n I , I:-. e, a NOTJf 1. T'I' D F'1I -roiimi thei'al' of the Suh.eeari S er ont thettmnibt ofr the '.1th Non-wheflr Ita.-. hjantk lhiu h t h< ri.tht i'ye is outt. thouih it cannlo,t s:nid 3l:ira' e ill bhantkiilyv teei. andl i;i il (compieli.:ltid bay tIhe Stub..: il-er. Wt.. ii.AlilW.TiP hIambiua,rg S. C..Jan I1t. I.:-a f .-1 . To ic e. V1 ill umaiehrsign,ed inltening to be abiu-ii I f'iti this State :niti the Statte oft Seit Car'ohnta, after the 1st otf A pril next, re-. qutestts thtat a ny claimst a;.tuist him Oti a o l iichatr A tAkersoan, Stu thi Carolina, or- tu, hI tisehlf. Antd he reqntas thoiise algitls whoim lie has ('lmmtts o set tle t hem wiith - lihe t wii oinamited per.ons ,r ni i th himtsef biefore lhe sets at. Th'le Edg."elil Aidvertiser will pulb,hiNl the above ftor three moont his amh siJnd-necount to 1he Atugusta Constituttionalist ofilee. Notice. GIRAY, fa.sj. or' Linam-', s*. ' l e. *act as5 liy attorney'. ,n i:'e: as ivll as at a,duunlg my abfece fron- the.: , _J. s. ,. MdArgeville alcademg. The exereises or tiis institutiona will con monco On Aonday the Ilt h oe'the present lnst. under tho direction of tPrancis Aloody, -a ttive of Virginia, Who has had consider a)lo experiene in ik profession. We in vitW the attention of Parenits and Utiardians to tie locality Qf lte Ridgeville Academy, which, in our opinion, is a place not sitr passed finl healt h, by any in the Up-Country nmid respectfully solicit a share of their pa tronage. Board enn he porgienred in respecta ble fthniies anil convenient to theAcudemy at front 7 to 8 per month. ArES OF TUT-iO.j . Spellin:., Hendinig, atil \Vriiing - er Qairter Q3 00 rhe above -iiha Arithmetic and Elf glish Gramnmar, 5 00 'Ilho above wvith Geco"raphyv, fli-toirv, Naliral aid Moral lhilusop'yi, Cheii"trv, iberie, ke. 7 CO (C'OfL. 31. WVA'TSON, A. WAT80N. J1. P-. BOATIT'lT M.. T1. W AT TSON. Trst I'. W. Pi-E:tit I, 13W.1 Ik I S I10 Al I..:,I Fell: ( 1838 i f 1 R ^ "NA ^"fi'n th" Sibwrilpr oin 'I"hursday tie 25th flt. his Iegro anami 31A Itell, whol is ablout -10 1or.-15 years uf age, 5 leet 8 or 9 inches high, dark colored, lats ah had coiitellance, redlishil eves, parti enlarly when drikilig. to which ht ih soIle times addieled, and the fiore-J*n!rr of the iregit hand is 1),' at i the jlr.s oint, thich Is gerral/3 (overepd. I purelimsed '11-areb of* icrrofd W. Henierly, bit think ie was raised by the faRher (f.imil ichatrd Soll, ivalr fihe Sinlitee. ,;;id fellow has a l;tr.e virvle o-da ticliutaivcs in Charleston, Columia, SlatesbirgEd, .:elield, mil Alt iusi,a (eormi'l. lie vill diniles attempt -to) pa!s as a freemian, amd I think it proba bly .v1 lie has a pmss.' Il(! above reward will ie .-iven for his appreiensimn ai del!iverY tile, orl iII Iny .til, ivirh intorncaion~11 of' the factt. Ands til additiohia! rew;ard of %5450 will be paid for hile npprehensin of any %nlite a it siulheen evailence to Convict hi mc,f ha-in'. aided mid 1ellow in rtiniIng IwI av enn eenailhnisvif. 0 ig Idgefield UC. II., Feb G. 18 i i Colic "Tixtalre, T 1I E pfaove is i never fihiling reineev for that varmii y offo lie, %u i e n 'l .n anld i1r whih t helmnsi injuirits ll. i tI.h Sailt iiU 10es lt nl It en.itsat ; anu so tlil. , 14 tllstead (W prl-m kill. vo).:1% enes.1. it IISt,1:111,y operato-, ;:,!II!y * on) dte b we T'his 1-nd has1 now1 bevin IIS4d 1*,r several ymtrs, wthg :!111ece 11n approbation, wh!ich qw-:wk me'eines Inadle to sell. vainnot coliminud. It ,is etNielhely .!ed by t!m. Im.'t liysi(i:ml4 il the --ft, :nd:o use the lns-ange uof1 iianv a iaio'1,er. ;1#i14 s a charill. . h. it t!. the pail ; 1a4 llls itIi Child to re-st. it doiq nt ,ae beilhiil it Iltios lil las t SvImp1t1is. ic ditv- A.it! lkulaei" "i nT, v 4-m-h - i - :Ild reitit:ate,s Wiis efletki y (if .i:. e.-ed) C-ll li uirdnpt i i ii lth 'n.st ,respeit i . z'aso Pir:4.0vCr F: r a!n b i ICCr-, <.rmt-t,: '" n- , - r M. WF 11A1%.. .?,/ . F e b L 'AC K E T C . I L DRi. V. J. 3110Et,,rd4fuld c. I It I S Feb. 5 M3-S i' Look at wa3&! Vr" 11~ E,Silcrilwer oflhrs for safe Isis tract o Laild. wiihtjh two anld a lalf, miles ofua joitg ands .. . M ini ah (n '. .1.- Glvr Th'ie trac conl iflains .5 :.o Ifuntir.-- e rt sr . I' flnot 'lisjapasc , nhs i r vaa C n rtMn Fch 5, S~'e cil' I z Subisciegr 11tTor1s fi>r sil,' about t )na: ,l'i;it on direct- rosin tili iills of P'eit finilf ms - 3. -ih. a lin- lisheh, ilinpred., 1101n the *diie placee the' l.ust y':ar. '!l~Te s .ats i .'i t;ar't'u ly st-e lated oiti the etrh- tniuin i.ihn u cai,ii innst hie iinadie' at his re'sidecfeiCplt o st U ree. I 'u:dgene!dl lit1 -. iitle :t n nl y ard s~~ .1r C?n I i r e n ru d a bou t iair li a -r n down to~ itnhro. . ln die a ight sin!e gii Jasan 2. l.':s' t ~ t:ela eli ar arvtei acontnttt h L e stohl Con Tlriayte I5th Sdncday oaf l'Xhrnary nextn. ill thielaitceei te ntic Mairtiintowni road1, twoC mtiles tand I a hal frimll' iiiambutiihirgr, S. C. ten Ii :elv~ Ne grirls, ailso ithe Stock, I OIousehil Ni !(ites F'- uriiiuire of s:id dl'eeasedi. Te,.rii of 5i.' .s e rchlt iiitil the 25ilitIndy oif IhlhCbe Inext . I'irchseirs to give~ thisir noCtes n i h 4nort' ne of the proert; osi neth a iLeto then!ot.puirchsitse "'uoney. ' aT.\1.4I4i. Upia Thu''lirsdayl iiihr::inig. nIos ve'ry large~& dark blay I tior-ie, his right v miat. h-,o a whlite spo11tion his foiriehiead. .a smalil'wit e -5iat oni iS baciik, switih tail and~ laCk hlegs. Thel owner i reiiestied t) t'iIcm fo,rwards. prove props SenpI :3, 18:7 utr ;g /E L. BONIlA M oilers hsis parofessiona1tl ~1.1.. se rvices, in awx~ ands isiiiiv,i., hit l'oblIdic. IIle hals taken' th Il'ollhe liailrmerl .>enp;ied iby iHaniskett & \V'igll,i oppai,ite Mr. Gloaver's lIhutel. R S L BOmy,& M 111s w;i i - tndill(y parofessiontali calls uvichl the(y tmay receive iln Tiowna or c2ontr'v