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x ice Departaent, CO~UMBIA, January i8 1838. In pursuiance of at resolution adopted by the Leegislature at its late session, Col. V. E. Martin has been appointed to collect the claims of citizens or this State for losses incurred in the Florida Campaign. He will he at Varennes, Anderson district, on Mon day, the 5th February, for Capt. Picken's company. As to the other Districts, notice will be given hereafter. All claimants are required to attend at the place appointed, at 1) o'clock on the morning of the first day. For public information, the Resolutions referred to are annexed. The act of Congness on the sonic subject is also published. Claimamns will be pre pared with evidence. in conformity to the re quisitions of that act, or, if such cannot be procured, as nearly as may be practicable. The oflicers of the cotim panics concerned will extend this information without delay. and alord to Colonel Martin all necessary co-operation. P. M. BUTLER. REPORT Of the Special Committee on that part of the Governor's Message which relates to the Claims of the Florida Volunteerrs. The Special Comastittee to which was Te ferredi that part of the Governor's Mles sagev relating t the claims of the Florida Volunteers, beg leave to RIlt'ORT, That early in the month of February, 153G, Major General Scott, of the Army of the United States, who was clothed bay the War Department, with extraordinar . and plenary power, to condct the War against the Seiminole Indians in Florida, made his requisition upon the Governor of this State for a re?imtent of mounted intaitry, to serve for three months unless sooner discharged. That the Governor in accordance with th I regnisition ordered into service the regi ment which was commanded by Col. It. ll. Gioodwytn-That the citizens of the State belonging to that regiment, were not only required to give to the united States their peranal service, but were also required to carry ni part of their properly into that ser vice-'T'hat there was at the time no lham of Congress m hich provided an indemtnifica tion for the losses which might seerue upon the exposure of individual property this carried into the service of the U. States that ithough there was no existing law your comimiee are of the opinion. that the obh liga:ion of the United States to indemuni fy ceait be questioned--the more cspeci:l ly as the oflicer makimi the reimisition was clot ih.d by his depars ient -md by the chief smagistrate of the United State with the most plenary powers-and as the property as was as the individual owning the property was received imto time service, the authori of tmhe oflicers of the United States being u::reised as hmlly over the property as it . as iver the owner. This regiment, with .1.": ".11{ .,.1' Eumstik, of the matmy of the United States, nder wnose cotsmand tbis regiment was placed, gave it his verbal sanction.-F'romt ttii. megimemnt has arisen as variety of claims far mdehtmity Ithr p~roperity lost or injured Congmmress hats passed latw initendedl to cover somie of thoseo claims, but leaving omnt oth, ers, smiunifestly too just to bie itn time opminmion ofi your cosmimittee, omnitmed. This law is aml sI) temrompanmyedi hby so many vexationis re(u ma 1dmions frm time Deparstmen'st chamurged wimh ts exeini. as to memnd.r it, if' not nttgtmto ry, time cause' of smisih tronbille amid expense anid delay to time cilaimants. The State stads1 bettweena the clai man~tts anml I le U. Stta-s. in at relation, thias itn the opminioni of' inh.e con iittee, rendelars it not onmly expemdi. .''t ;mand proppaler, himt tihe dimty of the Stitte, a ee that thm-) shall notm suff'er loss, either by' a dtenial ofi teir jss claims, or time delay 2 i me l-ederail Gjovrnmn t to adsmit thmetm. n~ tame haivinga in ti flsnent of her owns * :Me~mewmit a ithi time Federal Govem enipo : ::ed' thesse cimamtnts, beinmg her own . m int thme service of time Uniitemd -. is, in thie opinmioni of tihe commmit tee. '!m to seen. 5hem inidemnifmed for sthe loss 'onasequtent imposn timit ser'vice. Youmr *. mitce mherefomre, reccommentd thmatI a State shall assume time paymetnt of all imes~s of' propecrty oin thme part of that regi mentmi, fins which the cliaiats tire instly en:titled to isndesmity. Ia purenan'ee of thiiis reconmmesndation. time Commniit tee piresenmt thme 'illowing classificamtionm ofi of time climis for time santioni of time Loe isiatture, to he settled ini time tmanner here atmer providied ir, i npon beimng situbmmittedi its prioper form, and~ beinig satisfactorily 1st. I~or'ses kiliedi ini battle, or beimig wonsomdedl, were killed lby 'irder. 2nda. I lorses wvhiebm died itn time service. :3rdm. I lorses whiichm were lost itt thme service. 4th. hlarses wic ah died aifter' thmedischarge of mime regiment andi on time wamy hmosme 5' th. hlorses which died after slhey ret ne-nied hmne, froma fatigue or of disease contracted itt tie service. timh. I lorses which failed in time service r nt thme reurmn homme and were abandteonid, sold, (at traded. oil' in consequenaco oif smieh fauilur me. 7th. hlorses hmich returned home, bmut itn ceg encsme of permamnemt imnjnry retceivedI its thte ser'vice were rend~eredl vaineless. 8tht. Eqtuipage, whlich wans lost itth time hieorses. Oth. Whemn time soldier w'as separated bmy tite ordler of anm oflicer (rosa his horse or egnipage, and his hori5se or equipage was lost orm smot retumrnled. In additiomn, timere are sonme claimis wvsihi camn lie biroughtt under neithmer of time aboeve hmeadls, w ich~ youm' comtmittee reconmimendi shall lie settled. 1st. Tme claim of Capt. Pickens's cair patny 'roim Col. N'orris's regimnt ini Andes' sonl distmict. This comnpany wsas drafted, atad many oaf time moon not owning horses, hoarses were pressedl by order of time Coilonmel to umountt te compaeny. Thiese hmorses were applraised,. ndit nm sheir retmurmn stai. Thie dIifferenme bekweenm 11w aemotunt of theo annrise'ime n utbh solo will be between 11 and $1200.1 2nd. The claim of Capt. Whitmore and his oflicers, for horses purchased for their Company. Inl this case, about twenty soldiers pre sented themselves at the rendezvous'at the Sister's ferry, without ho-ses, and were mus tered into the service. An eflbirt was made to have theta mounted at the expense of the General Government, but failed. An eflort was then made to have them dis charged, which was refused. Under these circum.4tances, Captain Whitmore and his oflicers purchased horses at their own ex pense. These hors'es were sold at the close of the campaign and the difference of the purchase and sale, two or three hundred dollars. is submitted by Capt. Whitmore as a claim on the part of himself anti oflicers. 3rd. Capt. Gibson's claim fot subsistence between Savanunh and Sr. Augustine. Capt. Gibson's company could not reach the Sister's ferry with the other companies and marched alone to St. Augustine. It was nuste:ed into service at Savannah. The claim of Capt. Gibson amounts to two or three hundred dollars for subsistence fur nished by him for his command on the mareb from Savnnah to St. Augustine, the proper department of the at my having neglected to furnish it 4th. Claim of J. A. Coleouglh for horses furnished Captain Dubose's company from Sumter district. anny of these men were drafted, and as in the case of C apt. lickens's conpany, owned no horses t fiteetn head of liw ses were fur nished by this patriotic citizen, but few of which were reurned. 5th. The claim o(iJ. M. Desnussure, for money furnished Capt. I)ubose's company for subsistence. This is a claim for $300. Mr. Desansatgre was Brigade Major to Brig. Geu. Cantey, .otil was despatched by him to organize the c(otipatty in Sumter. The company waS without the means of subsistence and conuhl not imarch-under these circutmstaices Maj. Desaussure advanced $)500, $200 of which was returned by the Captain. To carry into ci'eet this report, nnd to aunst and settle all the claims contained in it, your commttee recoimend the adoption of he folloin ig reiolutions: Resolerd, That one or triore persons be alpoi:nted by the Governor, to ie paid out of the contingent fund. whose duty it shall be to collect all the claitms which arer em braced in this report nand' the testimony on n hich they are supported. Resored, 'flint his excellencv P.-i. Untler, (:en. James .lone., and Col. 11. If. Good wyn are hereby appointed commissioners to pass upon the aforesaid claims: anid lint the 'Trensurer of the Upper Division is here by required to pay any claim passed by said conmainssioncrs. Provided :hnt no claim or claims be al lowed as sufliciently establiebed, unless sup ported by the stne testimony and doen ments as are reuiired by ahe net of C(onrress, ) sled at its last regular session. fir the es In the I~hus of J:rpm-esenatires. The. l9, 1::7. Refsoled, 'lhat the Ilouse do agree to the R eolirt. Ordered, That it he sent to the Senate for coneirrence. B$y order, T. W. U LOVE R, C. Ii. R.; In Renate, Iler. 19, 18:I7. Resoflred, Thalit the Sennte do coinur Or dered-i, That it lhe remurtied to the Ilouise of liepresentatives. Bly order, .JACOBi W A RLJ', C. S. WARl DEP.\RT~dENTr. Jainuar, 2.5 1 837 II t:1.!~ IN II:-:rroo -o Cr'itiS Prov'idke lor byv ut aet (if Congress piasedl Ith of .Jaiiary 1837, enilled "'An aet to proviile for the payment-lt of horses anid oilier piro petty lost or dlest royed in the muilitary siervice of thue United St ates," pre'scrtibl; in p~umnc of thir fourth seetion of die All claimns utnder the proisionu of I his net musnt lie presented at thle (Slice of au Th'irdl A~uditort of thle Tlreucsury Ik pa~rtmen lt lie lire the cend of thle niext sessioin of Coniigress antldl 'h muust lie siubstanitiated biy such e. videnuce ns is hieren fter dlesignatedl, withI respect to eases of the clas~s under whicb it faills, ridrnr.cuss or caist:s. By the 1st section of the law it is e nacteid: "Thlal any fie-ld or sinfi,or- other -flicer cauvtiry, en gaged ini the miilitairy service of lie United Stintes siince I le 18th of June, 1812, ot wiho shall hiereaftier be ini said ser vice, atid has sustaiined or shall stustain <hatminge, wvithiou t fanuIt or negligenlce on hisi part wvhilhe int said seruvce, by the loss oif a horse in biattlec, or by the loss of a horse wotunihed in battle, anid whiebl has died or shall die,ofsaiid wounid, and beinig so wotli. dled, shialIlihe abantdoned, buy (irder oIf his of fleer-, and lost, or shall sustniii damllage biy lhe loss of any horse lby (henth, or abandton" imenit, ill coniscetece of Ithue UnJtited States litiliniglto suitnly suuhliuient forage, or t~ecnns~e thme idler wvas dismiountedl antd separated fromi is horse, anud ordered to do dutty ont foot at a station detaichled hi-otm his horse, or wvhcn the oficeer ini tile innnmediato commandi ordered, or shall order, the horse turned out to1 graze in the woodis, pirairies. or ciluommos, beeniuso thle JUited Stases failedl, or' shuall fil toIi suppilly suihlieient fori age, and thle loss was or shnaI beh conisegunent thteren, ort ir the loss of necees'ary equIIipa.',ei ill conse gnienice of the loss oif his hior-ie, ats a forsnid, shall bie allowved antd pmaid lie valaue thiereof: P'rovided, Thait if aniy paymencit has lbeen or shall be madue to any onte nhiresnidl. for thle tuse and risk, or tinr fornaee after lihe denth, loss, or aindonimetnt of his horse, said pay ment shall lbe dedt.etedl from the vaultue thereof, unless hue satisfy or shiill satis fy the palymnutstern, at the titte hue madle or shall tmake the paymtemi, or thereafter- shiow biy proof, diat lie wa*s remiouinted,. ill wihich case0 the deduieuion shaull only extendi to-Ithe tlle ho wats on foot. A nd p~roL-fie also, if any patymenit shall have heeti, or shall hiereafter be made, tin any person above men tionted, otn necoiunit oif cloth ing,to which e WvU~s not entitled hiy lawe, sttuc tv emt shall be deducted (ront the value of his horst or accoutrements." To establish a claim under this provision the claimant must adduce the evidence of the oflic'r under whose command he served when the loss occurred. if alive, if dead, then the next surviving officer; describing the property, the value thereof, the tin and manner in which the loss happened and whether or not it was sustained without any fault or negligence on his part Th< evidence should also, in case the claimant was remounted, after the loss, state when he was remounted, how long he continned so and explain wl.ether the horse wherenpon he was remounted had not been furnishe< hy the United States, or been owned by a nothet mounted militiaman,or volunteer,tc whom payment for the use and risk therel or for its forage whilst in the possesion o the claimant, may have been made ; and i it had been thus owned, should name thi person, and the command to which he he longed. And in every instance in which the claim may extend to equipage, the sev eral articles of which the same consisted, and the separate value of each, should b specified. SECOND CLASS OF CASES, The second section o the :aw enacts : "That any person wbn, in the said iimili tarv service as. volunteer orrno hwnl a htiinnan, furnished or shall f'urni,;,h .': self with arms anl military necourrem. nts and sustained or sheal: sustain damage bi the en pt ire or destruction of the saimie, wi h out any fault or negligence on his part, ci who lost or shall lose the same hv rensot of his being wounded in the service, shall be allowed and paid the value thereof." Each chim under this provision noint in established by the evidence of the othime who commanded tlie clainiant , ien tlt loss happened, if alive: or, if dead, then ii the next sirviving oflicer, descrihing ti several articles lost, the value of uchb whether or not T i e no were fur:ihe< hy the claimuant, in what wisav and wlnni the loss ocenrred, and whether or not it wa sustained without any fault or neg ligeice o his part. 'HRnDn C.ASS OF CASr.. - 'rTe third section of the law enacts: "That any person who sustained or shal sustain damage by the loss, capture. or ide strtiction. by :tn e miv, ofany horse, mule, or wagon, cart, hoat, sleigh, or harness while such property vas in the miilitarv service of the United States, cit her hv ini pressnment or contret. except on sueh ease where the risk to which thi' property is ex posed was tgreed to be- incurred by the owner, if it shall appear that such loss, eap ture. or destruction was "-ithout any Iidni or negligenve on ine part of tlie owner; an any person, -who without any fiilt or neg ligence sustained or shall sustain dau:igc by the leath or loss anid abatndoitment ofa sneh horse, mule, or ox, while in the servie' alresnid, in conseuicence of the failure. tu tIe- part f the I'nited State<, to fnttnz'h- th< snme with snificient forage, shall he allowed undt paid the value thereof." To establish a claim under this provision which it Aotnild he expoised was a treed ac lie intunrrel by the ow ner, whet: or r not, as reeardel hores. nu tisn, and oxen, he einc h'at'ed to supply the saett wi lt n1in forane, in whait matnner thle hunss hlappteed aini wh lethier or lnot it wats stistint'd withI onit any limtit or negligee u~ hatiever m his liart. Thle 6th sect ion if the' law~ ennets: "That in till instancees whlere tany mitic hats bieen, or shall fir e'ngatged in thec nii h inry service of the Untitedi Sitte, atif~nd w or shll lie proided winth a horse' or egnip mnl(tts, ot' with military n.cotntretmenits, bi, is parent cir gturdian,andc has ied'n, crshai die',wvithout paying fun' said piroperly, no the sne htas beeni, cir shall lie 1ot, e'np tinred. dlestrciyced.ocr abatndontecd,iin t he't man nor hei'S:re men tined'c, sauiind prent ori .tnar' diant. shn lice allonwed pay' lher efari, til ma kintg s-tisl'ictory' pircoof ns ini othe'r etnss.tl:u thec futnttlen' pr(oof that hei i'm c'tti tletd there'utn by htaving fmirnishecd tine same.'" A, parent't 01' guardlian acf :t deceet mi not', wVill. theirrethire, in adir:'ion ton stneh t's ltimonyi, appnilicale ton his e'iimtas pireviousm ly cdescribeei. hnave to f'urniish piroocf that hi fproidid t he nin tor wsith Ithit properd'nty thIere' in meni ticed: that nthe nmitnor diiedf withn pa~ying for such prnprty; atndh that he., thn panrent cir guatrcdiant, is eti tledi to paymein iir it. lby his hnav'ing fiurnn-bed the sameit. Tine7thI section cof th I nc enacts: '"Thlat in all insta;nics whf er' anv person other thn a moinor, hans brett mrs'hi hee' n tgagedl itt the miilitairyv scervicei zninres,,id, no has bett ot' shlnl lie prcovided'c wiithI tnhonurs, ori egnfnipmnnts, oriI with mnilitarny ancotn'ce amnnts, biy aniy persnn then owner thereofl who hans rikd nor shallI tam thne r'i-k co Isneh'I horse. eqtuiplnmts or milit ary ziernre' mntts oni hjimself', andic then same hta., hieci cir shall lie hcnst, en ptntirai fd ' detrnnyed . m' ti bn donedu itn thne tmnanner befoire mnti ic dn,snelj own'mer shall bie allcowed pny' ntheref'cr on nia kint satisfactory proonf' as in cithet' c'ase's and. lie futrthe'r pn'oof' that hnc is enltitled' thiere'to, by hav'ing t'urnished't thle stan~e an<i having taken the r'iski cii htimself." Besidfes thle testimony ini sutpport oh hi ehiitnhereinU bc.fiire n'rquire'd. iser'y snl ownuer, ther'tef'nre, wsill, hnave' tci proise hit In hil proidec tine hicrse', equiiipmnitnts, o tiihinary aC(colntement s thedrc'in 'nentioned't and tnok the risk thereoft oin himnise'f, uam lint lie is entided'n to pay thern'eftir, hv Inar ing furnishedh the samnn, t aken' tine r'i~ hereoaf', out hitmself; andi thiis procof shotib lie containedl in i depio'ition oif thne pe'rso whol inath bneen so pirovsidled hvs hnin' ii snehi horse, equlipmnlits, dir mtiiitary ncain tremenits. in non ense enn the prcidnection of' nhe evi swith, unniless thte imiipratenlid'abil ity oif prod a einng it he cearln'y pirove'd, andm thmn th Ine tar est atnd best cit hter ovidnic'e of wvhieh thn cats nmay lie stnseept ible, nnutst lie fturinishted itn lien lie reif'. . F~very 'laninm must he n'comphanied byv tldpsition of thne clai mainit, td'charing Itm lie has niut receivedh fn'otmiany nnilicer oT an getnt of' thec iitedl Stattes ainy fonrse' or hors.' equnipatge, tnrmts, necontremtntts, nmulIe, wa'ti -gon, cart, boat, sleigh, or harness. Las i C-180 may bec,] in llcu.of the property lie lost, nor' any coinpensutioa liar the asae, and be slllupporedI, it' paracticable, by the origiml valutias list, msade by the appratut~ies of tlie property. at the time the sause was taken into the U. S. service. All evidcle, other than the certificatesol' officers, who at the time of' giving lIthir. were ins the mailitary service o' te United State", miust be sworn to Iseliari ate jndge, justice of the pensce, oir ansothter person diuly au~thorizedPt to tadmaisiste'r oths, and5( of which nuthsori lv, 155001 tins Ia ltsoti'~any thse evidence. It. F. BUT1Ll :I. aSicrelur,/q (sJ'sr (i/ inter'ni. ANDR1EV JACKSON. SILK CULTURE. f r II I" M ()it U S mLu urICAULlS, or the I Lairge Leaf Chinese Mulberry, :3.o0t) 'rItEs. '1'lsc iprodusce frost 20,iOIJ CU:'1"VI(.- / ,ssiiss ot tilt! two TI~cprie c 'Ir."s rsllbaa' s idc bra grss's Unsder S list, ', re! ts , :u".,. over:"1 astr tintr 7 ale I.: t rent.si~ each I, Over 7 tent, NlI cets a it(s. (nttila-ss--5 )ia- ryes, 1-pa tltil 5!, tillas. 'fint..," 7 ''ll,, 'I'ra:e e":a1-:I iltl'a::i.l 11m.4 i s il n,' a' :an l it,- gras ittt iaa tit- .'4:a: ." t Shi'.i.- a- isar"s l;as iiuii-ta u h .-'}tI: I l, 114e. 0 I 'm (':s0lis4 's I sikaiaaeal Fo 1105' . .: ;"aas. Ili 1' isasisisar. h.sssg h'si.tad. bisl 17 jIt1.1 jsalj stsas'sd tree: ot1, . ! 'atti-al'. ,~ II.rC, 1.1 t.,t lit 7:)frn taoist ltt" na bttiisssd. ?ss'a usa' Ilai il( ,! Slt.~~ is4 Irmss 7 tao 1 1 1: at tits p5.''a"aai ,, ':u- .1 tia -i!oat leit itiut. th*'" s;roasad lael'Va:-ns tlai- :ata t ti;I { ofl A jas"d1. 'll' ,asava. T 't'~gol (;Slt:.t 5.- 4)" Sale ."t JaJ)NXI iA\ It ia to osrdear. oil ra'iastlanis' ;a'ctraaoa~viaa:: t aar'.a't". Thse Custtings cast bea -east iy '.t~sa'. J (i lr-.': taas ;, 't'it, traasie' ,- :tee .sie!. ilai:tonaa (."n 'sat h4nu~r I"'Opa'ul. t raea'asisha 1I aasi t:. ts'r, v illa, Ra't'srali'a Maican 'P'!.'a-s:salt, CUadssassass IS,. sussis'ar. tsarl S~iaai::ah (;+ "ar..,;i waill pusslatsh tlt ialaasia 'vs's'il, t'ssr e'., Insult la asd -etial their bilk~ to this aalice.-.'lu'ulgss (sausiijudju,u,!jgi. "RUGES, O1IL S, A'e. VI'IIf E sulassrilaa'rs t'csslssctltidlv l hie. :1.. at I telioast' flerchstast. 1lte5aa'". I'iav-sa'aia nosda sa'is to thesir ha, Stuack oh' PRE H mEDICIarj:. Oils of lit kinds, I'nils, Lh~e siC:r, Ar 'rim~it a roaaas IN Theia'r s.ilalV is lasavV, I hc ir aeaaatiaas'aa 900a ll, anda theair articta's fre8s. I )as ,s - 'st ire'! ithi theS M.n ifisciit srs oras sra'i,,,d hllaclta'r,. they a coss ee! th'e'ir :ruoa~al i lary as nsia Isause is tise Souathe'rn Cuasarv. ( ass Sta.r.'as I Mts:!siarg is nex't to If. 1L. J a. a' I .ts . ('41'. lasAs ss; j aaia to 1r:.at.s. ,s (Sr Ss'ouv~t.t.': Vit'aro'I Iaasas,s. KI'h'J'Ct :N . t. )I1(:T.lSO N. WII AM K. las cMta-.. F. All. It asanrrsas. 31. 1). I )c.atsslaet 6. 11'37 Is 45 r i~~~~~.....-........ ........ .......... -. List of Letters. R EMAINING in the Post Office at rdee field C. House, on the 1st Jamuary, 1t3, A Almis, 31rs. Frances Adams, Dr. J. F. Morris, Sidney B Mecan, Wm. E. Bohannon, Mrs. J. lartin, .ane Bntler, Win. M. Murtin, Wn. Butler, Erwin Mayson, G. W. Burns. Mrs S. N Burton, Nat. 2 Nobles, Jarrott Blackwell. t. p ikidwell. Jlison Igea. M. 51_ 2 lio..ey, F:1(.h~ersonPrsoa D loinswell, :i e. 1". Perry E. I. Esq. lionham, 31. L.. Pr- & iurt. Mrs. S. Phlips Rev. ins. Berry & Duncan. WIll. laker, Benj. Pruitt B. J. C R. Carpenter, A. Rasser Benj. (ohurn, J Al. I aboaarn Mrs. Sarah Coatny, Pitriek, Riddielu'er (eo. ('oncl, Snrah itaourn J- V. Cook, Wim. semn. Rotun David. E. Rogers If. A. F:mnii, lr. S. S. tl onq , Martin erttle 1'1 w. F' Srnlt : Mrs 'a'illars t2 F ti!er, It. Alsa Site ! us Jeremiah u. liu o~ ' ilaX1u1:: SI, : lla. Alex. Gro., Wi.1' G arret. I e.er G amies, .\ir. -lizan". Murtha Iin a 1" ,, is. ''o n . ; n Iliet . ) hs. lIulIo . 1. 11. .: -1- .br. M. It .. . .. Ii. \i . lL ih n . .l . C L . W " l:( t1 . U:' . l i . Ilaind.l C'athe"rin. W -t .L::l l i lo m, .4 ilrroni. 'a tt, a r;it Iloinics. Irs. 'yett I% iiins, Buler J &. I. West, hooks Davila Joiner, t. B. or the Clerk or the Lee, W. M. Court A1 \V i;;lamn, Air. '1l.elon, Britron Wait1 J. Moire c.leolongh, .1. G. IV luis & Frazier. II :artist. Daviid Al. MRA[ R. M,. . .Jan. 4.I S~383 6P 1 c aI Lisi Of Lehles, Ei bl\I N( inja the Po4st (Mafce at Hamb 'r rry S. C. (not puied be tiwe) the first January 181ar. A ilawkis I. J. Aulstina William &c. I 1amcock, Cathaarinec Pn Bill, J .el Raner. bunizaers J BeaRbour J, W. I C Dells Johnm 31. Crow, Coraalimas h ir3k ~mtil, blase Cok Rin. Ct. 2. in, David. ('togs er. . A Cartel- Lhi,. r,1. l.wcoi. r J. a. 2 D L:anier MNhson E Davis (;. Sonier, & Cury l)oiramS 't'an. JAe ire: ", 1m l a Itir a ,' t t, anh o ls I lra'a, ~l.I I m~'Tavior. .airs.3C1arh Thom. ( Geom'. I.' Thorn.ET W n 1 .'~ aaiv M hil 1 -ev .rh 10-t.(.o m,. l-. ~Iia~v 1(I "~ .. \\iilria ms,* Ijinta~~lie allI I,' a, ' 'i i htman,~~i e iur .J m #fj1. [.im' Cm'a'~iliWt llais & Frazier. Pa MIN i n~j'sm.'lm thero Postje to llice at at:::- Hi a"nbur Ia. :.l',lg (nt. pub'lihe be-u~I Ae~ wus ivIlail 41 awkms 't. . t Aiusin'. Willia ma&c. ehimanemek, C.thar)ine SIj' li ( '?,43ila 11 )11 I3rm Joel ii .lmrihtll, W11illliam 21. Johnson, Johnm(-' ii ii3eIall fa -:,'a il fli. Iiitmt' .i Cookl \i lVm. C. 2. 3,13~~ama~v oillb ii.'irte t 4F.,e-r.. ir l aci D r .I''scmiluea l~ 3)pro ir Dai'tese iil- aG.rInaI ilovrafe lie i~iliii to h Kevlly John'm.a 'I'ae i's ili~l Kirk t lan l,' M o ~ am tuigmilwmle, uu 2loie or, &i I Cry'iiil Iloura T'ihonf. Iud'b~,i " " ov 1, unmonskeo 51eiun. .loeph .' Sm~I- L '.~dl - .irae , 1 lter Smth i i UilcI(oI'wa Sheiton. (Davainzu f-> ;..rP. ('il.:Ia. .y I ll~h, W m. ii. I ne \ai' ild ana! (llele .\*,'i,, oh U "hei.r'' m il i r ) ( n s W l isotn, J a Z. O. -l ini~i. AI*. 4''i 36. (j&L. f ii d Ial . e5 . D~"'a~ r. PET E W. '14 The Lowmadesvilie Academy, W AS opened on the first Monday of thse present nth, under the stt. perintedn;at of Mr. JOHN N. YOUNG, where Pupils will be instructed in the Greek and Roman Languages and all ie branches of English, literature, usually taught in Academics. Mr. Young is a graduate of Oxford Col lege. Ohio, though a native of this District. The 'l'rustees of the Institution feel them selves fully authorised to recolnmnend him as being well qualilied to discharge the du ties in which lie has en;nged. lie has not been long enough fron College to become rusty in tIe Languages and part of that tinel he has been employed in teaching, and. has given full satisfuetion as to his qualilienttions. The Trustees niso have thme satishbtton to annonne to the public, that they have en~nged A.I. ABRAIJA CUN NINGil A M to tear1 the lower branches, and enn with propriety rleonimilmc him H5 a first rate Eznglish Teacher, having tried him two years previously. Tie general supervision of the School will devolve upon the principal Teacher, Mr. Ynng. who, together with the Trius nte"., will use every exertion to manage the School with that hind of method and disei pine which will aflird to the Students both moru;al and intelleetual advantages. L''wnesville is situated 1S niles west of AhhevilIc village. and near the Dothle bridges oi lochy River, on a high, dry and ..arly ,idle. with good Crater and is per .-etly hemlthy. ThIere being no stagnant wtu'm- r- ne shm; ;il .tre:amcs for sioute wiles I ut n it i- in'erctlre ont. of the reach of the in. nipu, q:llitmt in which is ,' destructive *) L - !!h ii- i i:l other phl:ces 'Tio of th- I no'e.-s h-I i~lractisel phyic forinany ::. in :cth ntei.tlhborhi,. and ann speak i no in-y il I mw superior healthiulness of the place. Lo% ade.ville is moreover situ ated nhout five tniles distant from several valuable irmineral springs, which have re cently beeni purebased by a company who expect to have preparations in readinerss (or the reception of visiters the ensuing summer; whicb will atird a valuable re treat for a few weeks, to any whose consti tutions limay require it. Good boarding can he had in the village and in neithboarhosl, at quite convenient distances, on reasonta ble terms. JOHN G. CALI)WELL. A. 11. ARNOLD, E. HUNT. B1ANISTI'ER ALLEN, W3. C. COZDlY, J. S. ALLEN, S. J. SIIACKEIFORD. WM.- PASCII. r,. JAMES COSPEI. MAT'IIEW YOU;NG. Lowndesville, Jan. 1:1, 1838 d 51 Public Notice, '1HE Mal; and Fenale Schools at Grr n m will be continued the lnPsniurvle.r. (( under the care of their prese..t ejnprinteid Mr. James Lesly and .Hiss iceberetn 'hap hnth. of whoim hmve been " M.1- - 21(1 .- r - :sl~mtN thy are recomPnenlb"d t - !,'n - ei:iraicter. mid if co'Pmming from Other .-'!.ehooL em rtificate . ill ie req11(el. if not personai - knon by ti: Tlea:Irlber or sone of the' rusteW 1.,. 1'he~' .\ln:eal delpmntment. inm the I-'enmim. e 11cho1 wdil bee conition noh, ~tt r t:r- care of i. i:. . A.dr.on. ofi Chal~rI',tr. It is thme're'r to e e - ed tha' '.m ee'!nh;.lI . thme ciretmmt.x cesonnme ltd 3.~ 421 I. *m-1.g:.e that they~i widl not b,3 p rmi;ated to ii -lort o. 3. nn~llnheLr retyluiredl to till tepn tip. R Trrs orP Ter-ryeos. I'or lip.e loPwer branhesll of i.nIl'ish &2~ 0 pa- S-3 Phi.eIhigh~er do dto 1-j toat " te lict' j. g . " hen. )~muentid br~anlchesC, J12 01). . Goopd b,.:midin! e4u: hie obta1;ined~ froan P t.-t to .N mse )ollamrs peA Wonhi. .iR- I. GRl l-FIIN. Secre.arv. WUlom1dvile, A bhmeviP~e lhis., lDec 22. 1 r.17 i-1. - 'U ii. e..eri'es of thims Acaidemy w~.il b. re su121med underiI. the3 ireet'l(ion o Mr. 1) IR. C 'IIIc2n.r., on1 thm'e econd II lmndav imi Jan21 ary w-s*t. eI r. Caombeelm hasham~d eba'rvge of thet .stituionP~ the pa:3r yearl, aml1( fromtI~ 2th 4 2;hl a~: Sd re.-ul 1ann-: h im d11ischa!P2rgmed his prn-. ,oal dumtie's, wep nomt e'm! feel ;rrmaiiedm. butt homn22i r(o recoeealidie hi:m to th: e1t2idn.el ofm ,;a. I;.e a, an1 Intstrumeir . Tiis \e ad, my3. i-. - i-l... d ! I :d!eeimehl I b.striet. '26 iies .'. 1-. od'th ii ri:. and mis :4 nat '.3trjp-.mwed for heahhsl hmv aniy s2ii:am ~ Inl h2.- $mte; and1 whmat is erpa .' i:e'portant to 'prents 21u l 3.11ardiansI,. it is eireIV P l'eved who senud their chnildren or ward- to~ this p|:h-e, ma~y re..t apssuredI that every pmessmde car2e will be 4 taikenp to immmprove their Ilmras... November 221. 1i417 dI " Th.xe (ohnnia Tles~cope wvi pease' *ive the Iabocve fmoar wee ~mkly insaertionis, and firwalrd its 22e. eennl~t to this (Plice. -Leximagtoia * amane Academay. .L.T.Edamiles a3 Prfinipal ofi tis InPstittIn, on1 thle ti2 s .~Iponday in .ainiary next. Boaprd amid Tlpitin peer (.uiarte'r, $.lt) 00 I.eofl Piano li'.2 t;I Reaimr. Spjelinzg &N \Vritming, poerquar2ter 41 00 The abovl3.e with .\rithmmetic3, 4 iengraphely andl Pirnanar. -5 O0) torv..ilythmoloety. i hetorie andt I.ogie. (, (U) Needlework~ (extra) e2 4 A comle't.'nt assNistant is ent"2!eId. I''ry* 2et tenition n.' il bel p:;tid toith 1mor aI~ils and11 iPond-2ers et I th ao e y o un~i g I ae ie s n.3 lhm 1 m ay h i e m r n l at ed t oc t o e care1 of thme Il i2Ia. l'Pymenets te he mhade quaarterwy ini udranenr. I~ I. Trn-tees of thia Acdelm~y have3. the -le jIisere mof annmoneingm toe lie Pbplic-,23ha .they mai:: 'I e: m:- -- II he 3er t e ofr. i' i'e 11. 2 ''CaI-m in se-3.m -i-.. the conltille' op.imiozi e :m' iih" iii' I'!::h'.e izzm'e3i.eI- which I.;,' e been ei lobi:-.I t'.it he' 1< am g .th-man:z~ er ('3e'tL p:. 2 ( 1 r i to ei. tin the ;hh :.,, Th40 4- 3~ of T3' :N. 2P n lI.7.~:-:.7 n 24.1.1 Ii 'i.' f:T.:*Bp, N2, Im C;.Lt of the Ho'-.rd. Dec 9, M7 if I