Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, November 15, 1838, Image 4
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EDGEFIELD C. 11
THUZnSnAY, NovtmmmEN t 15, 1838.
TO OUR PATRONS.
We must nain dun our good frieids.
The operations of a Printing O.Oice cannot
be conducted without Money. and wo are
desirus to impress this important truth
upon such of our readers as are forgetful of
it. Many of our Subscribmers are in arrears
to us, and wecarncstly solicit them to liqui
date their accounts. Ve would suggest to
those who arc disposed to comply with our
S- request, that the E xtr:t Court which will sit
at this place on the 3rd Mominay of this
month, will aflord a tine opportunity.-=
Come up) like men, or give your neighbors
who design auending, is Power of Attorney,
to excte your business fr you.
NO'TICE TO SUltS(:lUl1EiS.
Some of our Sub-cribers, who are in arrears,
have sent us orders to diiscontatue our paler.
Thi- is contrary to our usage and our tertms, as
published ona the first-column of the first page
of our paper. to which we refer tiem . .
--' On the :.rd inst. Ad.mun Tayfor wa's shot in
this District, by.J. P. Terry. Mr. 'erry care
lessly pointed a gun-loadet or ly with waddirtg,
at the deceased. and ptilled trigger. *The Coi
tents of the gun struck Taylor, and he dii
shortly atlerwards. . A .fury of t I w qc'-"t %,.
smtmt,& .d. % h!,, relpI? t. d in thiir verdict, 'hat
the deceased was kt iledhv 'ferry.
Tim>'
ton papers say, tat from the conmenoc' ment,
to the t.rnminmation of the epidemic. there were
115 deaths in the city. 1m the week ending onl
the 4th inst. there were two deaths by strangers
fever.
We copy the fuliowing commplimentary notice
of onr Representytire to Congress, from the
Albany Argus:
"We are gratified to add the name of Franm:cis
W. Pi.keons. to the re-lections to t:n rss ini
South t :arolina. a r. P. is distimnishemd mike
fimr the sutniness of his views, and the ablility
and eloqmlence w'th which I hha ls mmitained
them as a Representative of the People."
The Governor and Privy Council of New
Jersey, have decided,the vote for Comaress, to
be 27 Whig majority.
We have received the first mnmher of the
"Old )ontmiomm," an anti-bank paper, pIulish
ed by Fuss & Cusssemmn.u+, at t'ortsmouth, 'a.
It is neatly printed, and opens with apirit and
ability. Mr. Fisk iswell known as tme fiortmer
I:dmtor of a paper ini Charleston. OUwb.g to pe
culiar cireuanstances, his lpuler at that phce
was discontinmued. Mr. Fisk is the bimd, unn
compromising enem of inuoopdm.izs an tu'ver'
form. On this account, . ,.:,. iam am upon
liimsclt,toeIared0 otme miiuevoe.t , -: umIer'ns
Chartered Compam.=es. :nd tltvets i.dmsors who
live tupin tanir patroaige. tie lhtnmm. hiam
somewhat extravaguat, hut ammy .u ins t iews
ore sound. In the Ii. st mmmunter of his new pa
per, Ie has measured swords % nth the .dmator it*
_ ..d wommpxer- - - - -...-. -
yoked attack upon him, auid gallauty Imams he
sustained tmumsc'm. We imiI ti m as am mie ally.
intt me greatmea'ume of de mcerantem am.. l1e m ty.
*We make the followm.; extract 6iomt tis intao
duction.
"In presenting our claims to the patro:mage
and support of a generous pubmli it: a m new p-it.
per, a few words nmaty not hie dfeitned tunneces
.ary, as to time princeip's :mmli po'lier y vwinchm
we shall he 'gitided it n mar na.- cotirse'. Tl'i~i
thes libertUye thea Prex i' nE', 01 ithe tmnne,.t huml.
warks of fr'eedoim, the' ;. :at m.datnom ot the
rights of time pmeopajle, is a trmh umaivem alliy alit
emitted. Tis P'res:. is tree-not free to :mtmm p
whfat we hawin 11mt the v'irte to imitiate, or to'
calummnmte thmat wichl we canntot reflte iniot
free to etmick mime savinmg spmirmmit lknowle ldge
antd inmqui ry, anmd to stiub inmvestigation: t.mt :bat
free-l.'m winchmello::gs to al rightconas ae.~e of
speamkmmg omut our htonetst siettimemnts ithont tm tr
or fitvor. We~o stanld fiarth thme ummiiter ing nad
v'ocates oflllam! laawst anmd .mjialt ights ;them
unmwas erinmg chmiaomns of' the oppressed maf eve
ry sect. palrty. and denomition;~ lime umtncmt
promisinag oppioents of amlI patrtial legisltionm,
whlichm hmas a direct tenidencey to promtce imme
quality amnd vie' tm socitt, mammkintg time sltrmng
stronger at tiheetxpense of' time weak, an:d ceamt
intg itabor of its pamst rcecommense oi rmewarmd. In
time comatts olf thmis papmler, those who :irodumce
alil the w--alith it. society biy thmeir *.atienat ipdmius
try, ,vill finid thmeir righmts antd piriviileges ltman
taimed, ar what'ver cot: they', are thei piiars
umponm whicha 'ociety rests. and1, ithoumt wih it
outld no't sumbsist. Wobeee lac mntemmw era toC be
appjroachting-thme dav-star of' hoe is already
beaminmg ttpon time moral hmorizmn, shmeddinmg its
revivifinir' rays up~oni time torid ielleet, awamk
intie it to ntewntess of lite and vigor. The 'mmuse
of' tmenitam emanemimattsun mummst and .wvilt prosper
- revoluttioms 01f this kimtui nee er go h)a.k
Gat:.'r DitscovEnv. -Itt all ages anmd cotmn.
tries, womanm ha~s been~ celebhratedi for time care
less ayety of hier dispmoitionm. While mana, time
proumd lord of creationm, htas been sternt, cold and
repulsive. wommanm, lthe fatir mistmress, hmam bteetn
blanid, eatsy and winntiing itt heir demportment...
~-"v~i m~'*tmhied Imain' to time very
dumsm, womanm, like time 'itrieFr -piflil're.1m
risen time more erect from time depmresion, andm
has borate time rude assaumit, withm a quenimy fimtm.
ntess. Philosophers hmave beenm puizzid to amc
copt for thmis rematmrkabhe contmast, ill thme tem
per of the. sexes. Manmy whmo ha~ve btetemaled
very wise, hmave tmraced time ditil'emence tom originmal
conmformamtion Thliey hmave said thatm by a law of
unatuire, man hmas tmo4t gravity, wommmanm ihas mmost
gayety. At lnst in ommr day3 thme pmmole'mm is .solv'eel
Womma' ,he de coreur-joyonmsness of' somul i'
ail to be alscribted to the eugammizuain of' time
hteart. IIer hmeart reamliy weighs iess thamn tau
of mani. IRead anmd hmelieve'.
Th'le huana heart.-it appears fr'omm time
mresenr'ehes of anm Inglishi phymsicianm ohfemri-i
nence, Dr1. Gleindierv ing, publiished in te
Medlical Gahzette, time tmediuttm neincht oh
the henrt is nine oumne's inm tant, andu eigit
ounices itn wmanmmm. ifThe mremark~mabmle int.
and hi therto untknmown is, that time heart of
man bmecomues hetvier ais old nge aipproneh-l
es, whmile thammt of wvomnm dhimminishes itn
wveightz after time thirtiethm yeamr.
Genmerati l.eakinm, whoa hmais jintt bmeen eb'ctein
'Mitaor of' hndtimmore, un ms a1 few years ago ae
.Journymi(tm Printer.
Commnunications.
.11r. Editor:
I len leave throuah the columns ofyour
paper, to enil the attention of the citizens
of ihis District, to at subject, in whielh overv
class of the4 comalunity, id deeply inter
ested. -
It is of great importance, that we should
have anougst us, h sound circulating mteidi
umi,and the lime has arrived,tont %% sheulatd
adopt someu measures to accomplish this
desirable end.
The country for some considerable iine,
has been iiu.ndated with a large quaenitit3
of irredeon.able Shin-plaster .Purrency,.
whtch was forced upon us by cirenmstnt
ces of a very novel Mind, untaralleled in
the history of the country, and over which
we had no control.
'T'bb specie' wts all locked up i'n the
vaults of the. ank , and we were williozr
to take any thina we could geo, that wmil
answer is a substitute fir small change.
But the cantues which brou;-.lt :hoot this
slate of things have passied away. The
BHatik ha vo resunted spec:ie pYnients,and
it is iopel,-t have the elawmton of better
ines. Tleir is therefore now no goodi
reason, why the present ttute of things
should still continue to exist.
' Cold weather has now commenced, we
rave alreaidy had severail severe frosts, nal
sowe little fireezing. I iiul we havo no
further ts- te (oit1. -payahle-ir ive nm:
ice-crceiam. T'leiy m1y a.tasr vely w.-II,
for the w arm :il --a.:ry miu111h' oftJulv
' ": . A: to hanlle sate htil , thi,
cold %%elather, is etnough los ive o- u the
vi II,. I p-- t , e thet''refoe., to slugfl'reSt snime
phmt b~y whIich r eii -." t ridcof thre~e i..i.
cles, ail ash.'n plhter.. anl gai Imave
specie in cirulationt, far our srtall ebanege.
I woulld eariestly reco'ntmenal, to the
nerc'hantis (f file vi llage.atcl i hoset thro h.
he coutry, to supply themtaelves with
Secie, t) pay ont to their en-to,"r-. I.c'i
Iher Ialso still cotinuc to recei', e alein
plasters, but not pay thlern, oet. I wonh1,1
alvise tlem1 teo t:Iy themt away in their
desk,;. ami wehen they heave raeeiveel any
considetaisle Icamoni, to humlit tI;"hem tap
and ret urn then l i tie places, to whicht they
rightatill% helag.
I woubl also re'omamened to the platers,
when they go tt manrket. to sell their .'ni
ton, loi to carry hone this Irash. Iut1 iftiy
wat a little chante. to supply tIItsel :e.'s
with specie. By this teants. I have no
donht the country wotuld I orma he furnishel
with a giool atntl soudil eurrenev.
I wulcd also sttgge.at that ii woalbl he
well Itr lie merchanit, ail citizent '.
einlly. to hehl a meerin- , during the Elk
irn se;;ion of i.ir C'ou--t, to adlopt ;oon.
mnensures mn furtherniiee oft this esirable
object. .\ o.', il;.tANT.
C'I'TON PI CKING.
CAaroaunaa-:, S. C. Nov. 1, 18:S.
3r Editor:
I slend you the ret tnit ofmy heal h-md'
.\len. No. 1-:31,:1 \uen, No. I-1671
2-2 "--161
1-233 .1- :.30
Pov half grown 121 (Jirl 14 years 5--- 100
bih rmnd seem raiter extr:orelinar%
froan the shtert'tessof the da s and drvnes;
of~ie ('at on--l.at it i. m verheles'trrno
ivine mv dedt moy l nmiti*.i r t e r
--otilered smlall premnim., in <em-h-lihy
all roma-tnieeel a t. ry shcor tion. I,,'l-h-e
haii ;ht ;am:1 1!1 piel.in- at orlbear.I d:ark.
I n .:, in Ithe lit t" -uvver:l iml.. durie fil
dyantl I solemtly ht'-ive that edaclash hated
pickled every pounid I weighti fiatr him at
slit.i A P L A N'j'l'l.
Wae have roii <ly tr t ati.tA m- extrnte
f(m utt(iov. (,timer's .11-..
Iliak, wh len esi tal..hieti uipont propietI
prmea:ti es, atnd e ampiellet tit ie t tya their
iiisagn, shaouhll be sausItied liy the S tatte
as execedmi.,ty vataluable intlatnen t' o
namnog to the wi eaIla th janpospearity eof the
coiloiuniity, byv theL parofitale empa~loyriet
e-hfichI lhey- gave ta idaesirv ;tn atatalenat-,
through Cte use of thteitr c'iehe ati 'apaiutal;
the gretat aidviaagest' waierb they tniabrd for
c'aarr tug on trnd~e; the iata.ints ivbiht' theay
Iums ta-tot er developtjing ii the tat-tat r'e-,onEi
ce's uof Cieuntry', anid con-r,trutitng imi
pott:.t wo ierks itt intermde iunpro'evenaet;
alae stintsuthas ahoy givi' ea eat te-rpa ize; tieiar
temientcy to enattrge the qutanatity. eof netive
t'tpitarl, tad render it, iti.traihion~~ e'aaii
tijett to ate pteople, fix thle tate of ~ aresi,
andi lessenth a aiUc-ttis eaf uiscry-.
Banaks spheot.lt bc .,trieraly prth i tted fro,
eng'aeging~ iint aty sttentlaait in bar:evera.
wo uld r'espeenutllhy reoetanoawndai -hait th e
prtivilege olaaihatg, aalaatt haatereafter hae
conlfetredl upona comptames~i~ , chtiartared foar
utther tpuaposesC. 1 ttii atlso iotf the iini
thatt it witlItidd to cte pubatlic te'emai iy~, for
ite proper coniduct eof Iltanksi lthie -t tea
hae Cci et, it' the ir charte'zrs shlallt tea1pori.
thatee, stock -hiutltl be'utnihtut d .. aaia
niutterous p~ersoans antd the amtounatt to lie
ba'eht lay iuidividaualse imitedl, 'lnothato e.
nxor even a feI L wijl 6-- tbea oht - the
em@otor mannatigemencat iof a aat:
. h,'l''~ iarmai provecd a at privates
Banoks are apt to run into sec~ulatiori, andai
that thec temaptalion to frautdulit cotmblina
lions. anad excessive ciredit tat inadiveitale,
is toe) gtreat tatoa e ually resisteda, whfet
IUtitks tare ma the ha~nds or a few.
Iiiamataetly contedtLi itha the suabicet
of' 5anks, is the policy propaosed bty 'the
Admtrinistr'ation eaf te (bieal Govern,
ment, out cotllecting the ptublic dlues excha
sii ey in goldt iad silver. andat Cn-ua ;astii
their stale kteeag'. unttil requtir'ed fiar el
ha:auire, to indivadutals, iat'eesttit o a tiak.
I'the elleet of these mae'atur-ev iibe he iad
bteetn ado1 tedh bty Congrees, niotad' limve
bteen to hiaive addledc to tthe coest ofat'it goaotds,
uipeaa which daitices are' paie: increaedI the
edilheilty ofl purct-hasintg pubttlic tilad tea
every canzen.e, exscet large~i enpitaliats andc
othie-htolders; endtanige.rinag tate eranev,
lay contstinly wiithdracwinig fraoma the Batinic,
th ais caf their circeubnaaiaon; leatoened t lie
safet;y oft the lkeeping eatf tahe reavennea ; adde
el Itlto thetameertainty andaa axpe;sa,, a -Ia .
lerrning the publtaie mioevr troma the pi..
fcalc-aleaetain tea the palactis eaf e'peniature;.
ainta to ht v'e loedeela uhe ptbcit mon'n-,aat'v
fromt the itie cat coileciona nicil wrairt'.t
tear Ithe purpaa~t-.e oft thie savera, asti. in.
ateu't of' pertuiting i!!e a-l tot ate ennlt.
r
ting woblth of the country, through the
means of general deposits in the Bllnks,
Nor would the country have been com
,pensated for these injurious consn.clteiees
from the proposed nieusures, by any cor
responding advaninges. rhe divorce of
the Governurnt fron the Bnnks could
only have restnledi in flrnting n1 maore inti
itnre Connectiolt between its beneficia'ios
anul the peotptIl"'s (honey, and Inerensing the
dlepe.nd1nce' of tha t'llicers of the Gcovcrn
niet aid public onutractors npn the i'resi
dent, by enlargingt tie profits of ilha spoils
to be divided amotng themil.
Iessed, as our country is, with the nmost
htlppily constituted forumn of Gtvcrnment.
it belongs to those who ire entrtistefildviW
its adnmiuisiratin. co so direr ptublie :nflinirs,
as to allaird to the people the linilest enjoy
niettt of 1al its advaninges. That w m:iy
be enabled suc'cesltnly to dischnege . that
portion of this ditty which is imposed upnU
ts, is the enrnest desire of
Your Fellow Citizen.
GE:ORE R. GIlLMlIR.
MtLLt:noF'vtLn.-:. Nov. 5, 1S38.
Both branches of the Genertl Assenbly
were organized this morning hf#'ttgking
choice l tine iilonwing gentlemen as olli
cers,
in the Senate tihe result of the election
for i'ridnt n ns as follows;
Charles IU)tngngherty, op'polnsition, 47 'ote's
(Geasc'ail Echols; n'Ininistratinn, 42 --
Peter i4;hatr toppnsitinn, I ..
.1ndge De n herty w as. therefore, elt"s"
and kitn nasumlintg ite Chair, doeliverd a
very appIropri-rte widress.
Th . -eti,:n ot a "SS,,rntary r-tted in
the eluce o' .10 !n: T. i..near, ndsini-trnt
tion, <.n the 8th illot.
In :h. r.io Ae- l):ny. nmlnninistration,
was ch"'e t!d Speaker on the first hallot.
John 11. I yson, admninist, ation, was eleec
Ited Clerk.
Novr.it:a:n (.
Very little business was done int siher
lame this mcorning. Severaml hills were
introdnced in tihe! Senate :mund rncs the fnnst
iamne; one onthmc' for amendin the char
ter of tie Ceintral Inil llnds and n lIanking
(com:pa ny, and increiasint2 its enital.
Ie'"oluti.ns were' itriodtns'es in the Senatc
ibN (;."n. I-'chis resptcti":, :nn in'lespc'neint
tenor ani I national Blank.
At 1'3 o.'elock the (Goveran r transmitted
to ul i hous e the nunn:n nncssage, a copy
of which I fiorwv"n'ad to you.
A ('orret.ponsh-rnt oftl' I p'es' 'ress vrites,
t:s:nt thn:'e untsiotions on tine' Su-Tens:nnrv. and
i :Na:ion:,I lank, noto rtniinctei in tIn tria .e
gislature. wilI ..it he ca.riel. but he says,
""Inst ,'net', finll :11, let ne assure' vont in
the sitro.est terns, that (Geor'i:n~is fnr
fr:oni ieing ;n bn;nn1k State': ;an'1 if -lie does
nlt ,hortly proiv it so, I ani very rinch
rinis.taken. in toy letter of 'st'ieay, I
stint ' nia tropy of a irenoti,- and s ,s'e
r- silion-a- whmieIi had beetin ofifere'd simai.
ian~onlsly in lahrl f lousets of the l..'nishi
re". 1 sted that thleys col n it ii ;w
rep1table to hrh1 p~arties, hut that a -,nlati
tate wonhl be ofl'er.'I. eminadying the
1.n nni1l', of the iteplblien.tn ptrr'y, annl in
favo+r of tins' dlicar'e, an"id thet _ tabili"shmleniti
of n Ind'pim!cot TJrasur g,. nn r-ai n.l 'i,::l .
.\r:ionu/ Man/,: at.l out thn' sligita.'-,i sdenn~l
prevnils hut ity will Ie arrmieud by an
vemwhtelmaing inajorniiy. ~
l'rnn tier ,t;ir:,'a:'t: ;t"!iraf
Stn.v -. (s.--t n :'- t!'n:crally s5y
lcaI. tIn:a itp1o/n a nt .-Itlption of spe, i.
pa:ls ments, a su~pply (If ,ilver' coin wton bi
have beeon iunnediately furni.shed, snati
cient to tneet all the wants of the putbbt at
Ie;s, in the tvay of maLinng cIainge. .\s
vet verv little I":;, Ini:ie its appiieancn'ni..
hetre', ;nral it is nt, wet art" toldc, at :ali
:alettl-d'tnt elsen here,'' rig i' e''ns'snn an ig t tnt
oiis\ aitms tin miii) tiimrid. tltmnt jt gjijj s'tiulimini'
-areti' '. h.-ta iinntna i sit thes fact, thatn hia
the -- *iaino in c Congrei'.s mmmle r
ar son tworc -ine,' ini ntinjsting tine v:nc
aot u.~nbl coint, i the silveir coiun. so cori ve'nienit
atI formern'nly sin annibtlant, in all parts of'
tit'e ontitry. wasn' ranised' int v:nhn- annd nosw
e's.mnind is a prtItniumntt rantgmi?ng frmi I i
hant..-, Its ars' iifornta ii. smnies at -ansomn
7 10 att gii tin 8-h) sf '.iht er. 'Te cosin
nge at thne Mislnt, o tnt fo mer lavinig br-'t-i
ine pnaz't ysear veryi lanree,- n hie oI'the lit..
thaiii ob'ins ever ge in ttenera !'trenin.'k.~ 'I
ne ti:nr snot .-It c~anant iabet do sdid sin
:rat mltcinhting rit umltni. e''&r is tint
way andcantis fo b'~a 'nusie nn (t'rtm
pre'tsnela appem't n nnees'm, hioweveI'r, we~ tenrn
ithat it will tie 'sime ri 'mnm betfornes w,- 'nginm
see' it fillinig its neeustomed~i chattnnelis.
I'rnm fia New I'i'r'. liv rnid.
A~ nott.!t'trro..--The iii' t' 'of tno an' if nine
richn wea'mlthy Ahoi!iiuinnit. an i-in . tin
dipesr m nid wtfn- th-mn wet hanve stnp
po,-il gcetn'raly-or' thi:m they' appesan' oni
It' '.-tince. To' stilt e'rnimnn anti 'oi..e
dsr neition31 el thes ('st tun on ang re''ion ont
tie I 'nitedi :-talets , ton'lit lhe purtn-n 'iof ti
cre'anmln ithe grsowth oi shiart anrtmi'le in thes.
'lit'hs' couilntrii- c'ain grnw. ci'annd mmittlr'
ni man' prt'tdttt ilns enpuble' 0 asoin inj
it'e tih- worlid. Tlhe Wecst Im italist
tin'e 1:ted' '-tates narc ,!iieir~ rivalis. Ik
rheir puieni's inltence nn hne rin't ish I'ar'
liam~tent, tine ornigirnin Isonial staret of tint
bbwtck rnact's itn tine West Iindie-s ihs bentsn
itnolishedt . ,nnd fsst ia tho eati fit I jsi-mdni aj -
ined fore'ver'. Th'iri p trpos~e lint is to
prtn aus' siinmnar ren'iit ian tins iI. St;ates,
lienee tine rent's abol tinitnt movemnttt a
inttlnd--i-thes :ttnckt tin ins' U. :-1ats-~.
nad tihe origaniizratin oft sevesrmnl ihocnn..nd
ntsojition socie'tiss, radnintingi t'r'om Newi
\n tork, i hr'outghoutt tihe U! niont, atni netinm tn
onet mn wimih tine greant ce'ntrai 'ommnnittee
Misnissippni andS Resd Rive'rs.-W ith tine
vie~w to -,botirni'n tine natviguimn tf' thec ili s
s inpd, ehtnits inel wvas emt in tihe yeatr
II neros one tnt tint greant hiera inst
t n've tine mnith ofsa I 't r'ive'r, lhv w e
sldistantc' oft tlbirty rilest~ hans he-i smiveil
'hi in, now knowt n as "- th sv's e'nt-off'
it biis vt'ry rec'ntil beenn ansi'tn ed thant
Inn lie shoirt pecriods of' five dray-n, hmin-a n-'e
faormted ait hi' anonnh of st lid iver, at boaiith
etlntacs of tihe hnd.i ieavting (to. tna't.,
feet ozr~11ac one, and thareo aid a half rent on
All interruption, to the navigation at thir
iatur~nut botasun, wvhen the inhalhjtaots, of,
11,111 "sction of cousntry, bordering on .Red"
river aire Coilctin thiir supl)Iies of pro
Slstuau, Nsagging. rope, &c. from1 belowv,
thie gafberiogtlttir eropua ufcuttos,, wotuldI
prove hlighly ihnjurious, to tife miercantile lie
well als tile pistoting insterests. Upnt the
frjepi5sntaou1 of thaeste flets~ to the Wsar
ihlintrjiuet, by te ls (Intlser of Cons
II14-I'eu or New Orlocsres, authosrity was giv
e~n to entIkjloy t he (red.!e boat sat the Ila
life.4 tu-estas~ve these b a's as sotn as prac
Isle. TChet 'ijplietisi wVas, receivedi on the
4th' inst., iad (sratlea were received oin the
";nc Ily y the Engineer Diepartmnt to
Capt. ahrevL., the stzgerirtonaut of the
aiprovemtent of 1he iss~iassippif, to repair
I othe Spo0t and give the nececssary instrue
tios ; also to Catpt. Hatle to pe'oeoen tit
onO-lic~th thte udredge bioat undecr iis coil
uti5alfbund Conk flence Operation-.. 'The
Iseutl1p1itijde of the at r sand Ctigiticr Do
pit .m"v11t ini c4)iiplying with the recjwltt"t
oft ;I lal,.as. of Connr' evinlces a i
UV;; d si br thet initeresrts of tt1vigat acts. aand
id .rviug oi.g1 hi sghetst conuztuetdasjou.
l''~e oavantstah (Icogitn, of the 7th
istt n.ays.. "'Xye aire toll by thoise- ('Upa
exalptlsed her, thatt tihe "Svnay; , "ls'tca -
I tv sler, l' I.tiug comiapleted in New Yorak
tae.&Lj l his~ city tust 1Jisrie~iton..
" aclmex vndl tttj.hest but ever
Iulit .I his Counsttry 4"'
" iMf llJttnhsts hdli'tsea. a state rights.
l':'1 'r * s "i35S'"Sf5I th 5ie et. eat' seito 1)re..s
scell, daispos'e to ttif 5,: s~;sr; (l" I :as:prs
4ttit)spstIserg elcet ;ss 'iuu.k alvss4entrtar. In
hI l): tin us ae greastly eleoeiv'tld. We4 she
nost a's tevo-that tile' r i. tonte of the nonen
hi r lye Mr. IIlstr'..iaan, t'ho kill v'ote
105 Ntisonil lh:its k.''
Co~tn e: ca'ciaI.
Al" '-TA*' AND) IIANIIIU , 3i:1l:KI:i.'
(t .oe .-Ousr lia stjtit left I' its:, r
* ":" rathe~r a ditll st~ate, :hill pr~i4'es dIt
lii thiar bste of things conrtinued~t Ut,
I Ss i lislituely las~t, whent 11 (let1 of tual
:s;1~1 t eear W':1' ('tbhtjl.I p.'i tieszIarly on
hec". er andu tlllt:; ds' *ripisin., ;stus
ins ti s staite our~ tIlt sI~ut Clostras yestts'
da}' T"he casuse oif his d,'s'ljtse is at trilusl
tee! thle Tees'sst rse int our river, (of iv hulah
slipjhiliii hve I tikets 04li'L ngea, ) an(d le
lisaitd numgiber 41' orsisr..s fow isn taurket
(. sr 3'ltck is slec sinng v'et~ frtst. oust
hssns the river keept up a*5 St vsaea imehscr, it
"ill pe reduoced tso "1 IJs' 5)00l bns. l
*af' thiswettPk tttls ts :st !'e~t. havse'
\1 " 'a ie" 4'ts r"1's'ts. 1!) a l',, ..litit'a.
Lesine-, in .gsluar.. lnth's 324A a 1:),A. ( )l' sIl
t"ot' sin very' littl fc iemls till handl;:t. an sd
%ii' to it (lluo1lia..
(1? c tKill a:s.-\, N'a 'lttngs to nest is's. el
fill .visosstt t r:s t"tiiii. Its 5epora . '11"..,
I wvis1s st,. L'aaststry'.
are -:Iinz:t"2 t .a"'sst lsriesss Oi )a esrtr .
" oo tttf can(ts. ieatvl. l. S. 1);ut. 'u Pe'
'l' LI iCIHIl o1" L. H. BlUH
t ti" o T i.I St fl, t
! is ri tti .1.tO 'h fi; ~ ~ I a/.: t' :, . ,,. ?~ tas
r~. iim~s~vs! or I,~Nv.t I as . 'Isaa -a;. i brIs(
gigt
lew Fal and Winter
GOODS.
1' ho subscribers beg leavo to inform their
friends and the public generally. that they
are now receiving their stock of Fall and I!'in
icr Goods; consistimg of the following articles
-viz.
Supor 5-4 black Italian Lustring Silk,
do do Gro de Swiss do
do - do - Sinliew do
do do Figured do
do- colored do do
do Muslin do Lane,
do Englishl Printsm, new stvle,
do Fancy do and Mourning do
do Furniture do
do red and white Flanunels, white Canton do
B'ack and colored :-4 and U-4 Cit cassiau.i,
do do 6-4 Urn de Nap tierino
do do ;-4 Fr and Eng do
do do 6-4 Coronation Cord,
Ladies super fancy silk Shawls and Foils,
do plain Lama do
do red tnerino do
do silk anid hlidhon fringe do
do colored nierino and chineille bor
dered do
do China ilk (lose,
Ladies black ribbed do
do do worsted and merino do
do white aid colored cotton do
do t reeli mniuslii worked Collars,
do silk, heaver and lioskitl Gloves,
dt bolnnes and helt Iibbons,
do ited and amlric ldkfs,
do lunaning imtitumin Collars,
(10.do'.nglish Straw Bonnefs;
Misses do 4h do jlo
1lltX14t'#1V444ris-Lh.inene - 1)on-r Tor
U-I 'r. e; 1344 4-4 1 tia-:r . - --
A yond aisso;tment Satinett&Casinmpre esing
Slute'. black anid invi-ib. -rer'n Gthli.
FI r, m,:r , reng:. a..dt unneyit,
0:1. a nort :Silurn0aid Snigje'nders.
.iiti .' 1i:" s .in, woolen & cnlid ierlin Gloives
do ii.ed and white Inutlb's wool :.alf 1I1o:e,
do bilmlalk silk and worsted do
do si k pocket didkt's and black Cravas,
do stocks, limen iilosmiis amid t'ollars.
(i-I l:mnlsh and -'rech black Ilombasin,
A ood aisourtmenit white phtiin Jacm:e: iimll aind
Swi s Alast-tin.
do do fiunred and plaid swiss d
ollbinets, insertings. Tihrend Late mid ldgin.
l'over loom Tickinig nad ltussia Iia puers.
lilcached mand briiwn Slhirtinirs and Shleeliigs,
Viu 'a 'nus : mit an ashingtonm Jeans. ?
heavy roinds for -ervaints,
11-4 10-41.J1-4 Whitney lliianets,
1-4 9-4 lOitli! deo
. row $hos,
o. a .uol assortnment of mci's. boys and la
times fim. Shoe, aind ii. .
Alen's tine lints, Fr aid Scal Cats,
loy, cloth Caps atnd wol liats,
.uLso,
Sadlery,. Iarlware. Crockery. Tin, fac.
1 ith mainy other articles too..te'dious In emn
meratie. which will be sold on acrotlnloidatin
termns tor cash, or on (tin-i to puinemi al emnem
ers. NICHOLSON & 'Itl.$$SI Y.
Nov 14, 1;33 I' .11
SZIERE:FF'S 5:AL(ES.
Y 1' tila of sniuir writ: c.1 l'; ri l'arins to
ti l; dir cii vt i -ni!: : ;tleti tl ( II
a-te ie-i 31d.y:1 dn.. 'Tue-day in ilecei.b,. r
..e1.m. tihe ie!b.vi::;r pr.;.erty. viz:
I..icvs I-:lir . \ssi"r . s James i:anni .
the dt. dam . i-.: -t in three se arate tract.
411 ?1.' . em n ' . .m e o,- les.
a.: "-:in, i ):t :r l i t in imn. h)ozi-.r and o:h
e:. a tn.iner c;uo tining its titlnres. adjoi:od l the
a b taet., ichardsonl and others, andel Iv:h
e, (n talining i-tli acrea, adjoining James Ogtil
vn a. il t rs.
(olemieani & L.ownsdale vs .11 & Wim liat
ieldhI: iteLr l'lim1it:. sever:lly, th Samill'',
the tract n- Li- d whele' .! t'..d::1 t- liv. ad im
" "..~ tI. ~t. . - rte . orlm le. ". !vzj
i'htnnts Tme':irmm. vs Baily limr!. emi' wa..one.
'h erms of' Sal.. ('ash.
1r1i . ii. ito S-S. on. in..
. ibv 110, i:t -i11
'.h -'ie f ''' liti :.dlmn- la.
~.hired'mm m ~ Unibre th ph,i ip;mr' mmr
ra el m.a't 'ilbr titl iei~ '). igoa t.m~'iii,:mi
nte'rit, ii prha. roctei to Omlinrv the'bit
.\ilijnym ini cea be. tl.~ lil o r
Culbrath.decei. .,OSS, S. :L geied
No Itr. ln thewtr h i fwa .wa1 .
: ia o ' di en land oftno iireath..lesse
hr -oh a .i ;et'mm limit m' :~am' o m'itticn-'
'b . tiie l er-mc It twlvem h~imo nts 1'(rrh
tile im ofitmm t reeis.sthe ri nar.i dCoi'tm
tii mbe padt' in ' c mush. ' mm ttiiiji~i
Imiit.otl~i~m~lm W - mllcl . .3hc'i 8, Shi'i. It. .
Nmiv It0. IS.'1 e 41
'tilte' Of N'otlii * lill
Jemima Gatmllma' i nnd otr. hefeudnts.
Y ant Iriler tm-om the Oridimnry of' E-t
I elil D itr it. I shaltl mroced to sel on
Ite :irst aonda :idmno eetmer nex. t dg eiald
IC.iit.rthe lamme beloninmml e mg to the E imfian
(iIe amrm, dVl'e-msedtituem . mit.--mud linsimt.
lonrt' m the wamters of' en andt huidin, muti
humidit Rlag i laimilsock Ai'enick Iholonik Itt..\.
tl-mice andh~ m-hrs. ani ohs md cogtom hanud
013d mndeib ilovett, norsne or less. e
di:i aordf t t weivh'm mon itlhm. P trh mrser tobd
ai ind i~tjersonleniity, a(tif ndmag on-h
prem (if t the Ordh-arve tot torbe airiin
caih.lW . 11.i.dliii, asi'. Cos
Nov j0, 188 e- 41
9jathanie liamr.et a . Deferlndat s.co.
U Ymt anl mrder from the Odinayoe
2 lieh Near trit ihll pree'il hittmsel
Court ~m ,.o-ete iiandsmti beling Etote oEste
of1 Idenry Wiia~.mt daeas d. itae r-ti'. sid
DliistreetJ t onsi the wat p~lers Eityaier nd
boun mg o la ds f Deick loionbak, l . d
V"______ L, ' yA i'.- .U.- -1. L, ,.. = -c.
A Valuable Plantation for Salklej ! -
.V vlamalle tract of Laud upon whic~h "sap~~<
lion~ resides, lyiti* on R~icland Creek it, this
)isirnnt, ianduladjoiai;lands( of Jacob i3.Snoitl, .' .i c ' ~ )& Ml{1
ileziiy He'luo, Levi %Viiaor and othzers. floe4 ''7r+
trnct011 Clta.8 Slue lIlatdredl id thirty severe Tt"
('1.i7) titr-es. Ala~i ler hutntdred acrecs are n- 4 44, . r "v
Ted, tuena 13. one indi ell of which site old lds~
-thnese were tuned out many yeaurn ago. n
Inlilig thou but litte worn, a~re veryr vnauable_-I
the remaninder is under feni~e, and it, a thu. slut(,
of elvaioa,, and14 is inferior to no nod in that t '-!1 -:
sectioni f the couaitr , fewr the pr''dncetion of 1
Corn satud Cottonm. 1 po:, the plitcc is it largo -.,
timd ~i~inds~i~ (~ilI~ fjIDwellwig hlousec,
wit!, thme oilier iiCee4rary 411,1 bitildillgs.
Pose,iuj, tim he haud ubotiu the first of Jan_
teary n*ext. Al1s4, the' pureha,"er Ciii obtain a
part of lie t..c . 111id l14UVI1i4'fl.
For Curthe,,* lplrli(iualrs nipIly to Mrs. Sopire
13401111.111 i n at. Ilsa nmusqls. J. B.S nil!, at 311.
lVi .iI.i'to the s'mb~crilber, at Ehlgefi.!Id Court
hl1e.
MILLEDGE L. BONIIAMI.
Nov 1, isi.if 40
[ IL he) ol f4ill 451 Iie-dlay the foutrth
oC1 Decembler, at thle late rcsideie
of Wialliam I Icillow;,v, decen4e(l, ilhe Imuds
of44;ii' dteeatsed (eono'sting oh1 sliree hundred
and fifty ates) l3'inm a der 'turke'y creek,
and4 ifng'Idiatel% oil the' Moker roaud. Al
so at the sautme time ands pla:ce. t he per'soni
a1 i'4Ipterty of said deCCCitsc4, corisistiiig of
1ei-fl '(t welve like'1y y ,)~"_-' au S''* 1it
ar~t r'~ tr' p~ iei cthtek I~f ev*t" 3 desc~ription:l5 the
c-n::t ""u of Cotto, ('orn, hFitlletr. ;Cats
(_"i+ l j:It' 14ww ..1(I \?3t!i4)4l, , 14)4 4.4 till
K;t~ Iie,, a Furmiit," . ;n.l 4oilier :Irt ele4 (f
itltl j~met144, 1)1 :1icredit of~ tt cubi t)54)ill,.
4.d Seri,'j ties.
JORDAI N L' LLd(K1. l?'rs.
N. B. All person3s hav~ing clemtit. a_,is
the '.:nte* kill p'resent Inli i llrlry at
tte ol or' bihre thle d11ay ofI s~ale
.1111'DAN iIILLO V ', E L'rs;.
JOHN LAKEI.
atii. 4O)rel'br )1 thn' I )r.Iia r a' i~ 11' field
D'i44 . ; i n t . w i'n l l h e11 s l : il i l I (I. t0j( i .
ivu( II4I4I tit. ltO tr,.' 4'id;IZL ."f . stLe 4151 de-4:
I " , 1 i li i B r a c I s : l a n d 1 1 1 " i t h e . I P I iS aI 1 1,4 ' .4 i ' d I i . . -
ly 'i lnes, Meti, .1)' f 5ysWutu il n
Chi, ldren. ii'i .rI am
Termns of saeTev monl~ths~ neit Elalte:
anti4 appIfroved'i S('Cuii4'i S'a~ le Sot it, e41114:L la
Iiitu,ie 1elot''4ck. - A..11. WVAf) -.
A eaIrl 11SIDtcdl.
( i('tt i3'4i I whi m'.ill ( 'Salm %Icli rc
('i131111iIed as a Claical '('Ier r
w.ill hush4 enildn% lowi'st as1 l'rintcipa o)f1( t 12(1.
1-: d"!cfe'I4 M1all. Ac;t:1d , iotth 1:'t (It
.i1u :Sv i' t.11 n :i ;: ;m tli,'atimsl, ftl
.1: .iliii Te~rr. 1:401. S("crciir 1 tilIle- Iii Ilyd.
III ORDER~. OF "iz: hou..nn.
CThet 31.* 1~:38 if' 39?
Uacor e -&+ Conlt~uaj~son -~
husih ,"!1 t',:;;,ars a' 1 that hi.i 1 'I'l: 111(
i!;ion hIsIiess ::11.1 i11 luin t144ilities ii4nki~tt
ell; t mi " ittl~." iitl 41i:!14t 1.'
it.T L AL L TIN