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THE SU'l"IM; B.\BE. -ead liglity, lest 'tho vuke the shmbering boy! ho!d how caln lie sleepetl-hang not thus er his pillow, with that raptoi ed gaze: fervour will awake him-nay withsdraw y warm lips fromthis ivory broo, I tell thee v kiss will wake lls slumber-let us stand .ide Iis. couch, and wait his rosy waking. Thet: those pearly lipls un1close, those violet 5hino in their dewy brightness. I will snatch The eager cherub from his downy couch, fnd lay him on thy bosom; thou shall have 'he frst, long honev'd kiss, which thou shall nck to his mother, with a thous.ind thanks le smiles. and shows the dimnples i- his cheek. Te dreams. percha re, of1 sone seraphic vision. .'nre ;v- hiwself, or of sone bab% oy, Such as he knuws wheni waking, when his hands \re grasping at his flurtler's clustering hair. 'jr wh- n his on n sweet ina-: mt'e;s the eve. Sefleetcd in the mie rors: bless the boy! lay heaven forevet bless -he'; may thy days low on, unrutiled as thy placid sl -ep, -ay as thy.,oytul waking. Oh! ho% %n eet 'will he to hear his ,it:le :isp1ing voice 'ronounce the name of Ihiler -alh: me thinks love uhee more. when thiii'.g o' that day. le wakes-he smiles-ah see, i.is eager arms are stretched towardis his mother-nay, not now a clings so closely-thou shalt clasp him next. H. M. Trom the De...ocratic I crietc. TI. BALI.OT BOX. Freedom's consecr-ited dow% er, Casket ofa priceless gem! Nbler heritage I' power Tha' imperial diadem! Corner ston. it. whic:h was reared Lib.'riy's triuempha. dom". When the glorionsforu appeared 'Midst our gri en mous-ain home! Parchased by as noble blood As inu'mortal's v his e'er run, By the toil of those who stood At the side of Washint.on By the hears that met the foe On their na ive battle piain. Where the arm' that deals the blow Never needs to strike again! Where the craven that would dare Mar it with polined breath? Scorned and cursed, b, his share Tie traitor's shame-the trai or's deaths! Let his faithless heart he torn, From Iis recrenit bosom riven, And, upon the whirlwind borne, To the carrion be givcn! Gaard it ftreemer., guard it well! Spotless;.s . cur maiden's fame! Never let yotur clehuren tell Ofyotur weakness-of' your sheame; That their fathers basely sold What was bought with blouod and toil That you bartered right for goWd, Ihere on freedome's soil! Let your eagle's quencless eye, Fixed. unerring. sleepless. bright. Watch, when danger hovera nigh, From his lofty mtountasin height: While the stars and stripes shall wvave O'er this treasure, pure and free, The land's Palladium, it shatl save The home and shrine of libcey. CHOICE 01 A WIFE. t ask not beauty-'tis a gleam - , That tints the morning sky; I ask not hearnin-'tisa stream That glides unheeded by, I ask not wit-it is a flash That oft blinr' reasor s eye': Zsi oitgold-'tis ghtterin;: trash, .That cauises many a sigh. t ask good setnse-a taste. refmned Candor, with prudence blend d A feelinig heart-a virtnus mind. With charity intende-d. WV. From the Anmerican Museum. IlUhf;NATI J~S. The gay greetn earth with all its garnitre 'Of sun-gilt mountains, forests, fecmet, and flowers, Seemed one v.ast panorama, by the hiatd Of glowing uature paineted. To her ear Thewhisperinitzephyrsfrom the myrtle bowere Wafted melodious music: froni bright ri !n, Rolfing like moltet silver, came the sumend. Of Naiad voiccesfromi th,-ir pearly depths; And kom each star sweet airy harpings camni Swelling upon this pari ambrosial breeze The load and wild harmonicon of Ieaven. r A uicuulturaI. Fre~~eUAgricufurist. NGRI TTU N ONVFENTION. ventionisdesninded .hy the inrets, in deed, af tielythe necesaqiriee of' the piati * ers through'out the State. The stubject: wvhich will* triere receive discuesion are ne mst mo'nentous. involving, acs they dc the inoreased end continued prosperity o the whole plboting interest. Method mnayeand should therein be brought leer syard andh submnittoel to cossderatioun, foi Srnprovinig the system of culture of oui grear staples, for excpediting~ their truanspor mu to market, froms such regionls ats are - je1C 4~D31ag fOY' *,- feJ.L mart, Co 'opening new cliannes ot Mommuniention to such poris as hna' e hither tic lain out of the track entirely, for introducing anly It-w nd ;apiroe d r ariet o it ther coiton. rice, o- ;maV othier ,lp',ct of our soil, for r corn - ;--:1, :1.1,:m 1new staple whichl -r . :a t be .roifitahle, and whiche i . w:. eih. cnlivated ilt regioits fit' i - ciliUne, for the etcouragenment ti" -1 re-i tr.:(Ih %- lti i ti may iiieri se ' lie I 111111tio rta mid eoneequenily . ene fit -fie ini re If iti he whle. ;nl, inl fact, for ia iii ther puipeisf, whierli will Sng gst the-,4ke to lift mitdiof every re I Nor inl the advancentit of planting, properl ' si eillted. shoild the inerei-ts of iushaudrv lie forgo.ten. Noi plta ier -hould took upo' those n- unworthy hi- attention, nor should he permit his mii to he so engro-Aed liv the larger and more whole Stle Conerins. n-t fit pass unnoticed, this himiler. hut -nist ioportant biratch. The reriug of 'ntile, of' tile choicest and amost improved breed. either -derived from freigti -ources. or by care atid aien rion, advanei-d to a state ofeomparntive perfectiion irom our native bre--ds; the lire paration and use of nanure. the .levotion of a part of the land to -ich crtps a" may su-itain those animalIs whiu i :itre to furiii-i the manire; all these auxiliary too the prim try ohijicI of tl Somthern planter, are reqiite to his thorough success. I call ito plantati-n perlect tha h[1;)s n1t ihe menn; ol'contini-nU itsel ill a ltahe of prodneivew.,s, hiat ioe. not combioe the romors ndieier -onivenitee or the sialler frtros if it' %liddle Slates with ite hiva reuinar crap, of the Sout. Thiting raft lie done. :mid with fNcil itv. :m1.1 -,i view tit" stat" of our planta tii< inl getnerial. Who iz the Otcmli$in of the sto-k Iipi them? Loik at the rough side and heitvy hip-- of the out -lock. left it pick t %% r tel e't ainl r trits nhitiencet throughunt the wint-r. half wihl and whollv usele,s Contrar these in ithir itinl.ers anil pv erly with the 1;-w anid choice animal.. which are to le seen aro!.td the-lhiiteste:l of a farner of PeoyIv;i-t or Ketickv. yieldin invarinbly a bI:irger and morte rer t in profil than nny- other br.inch ft iiteir husbanldry. In th. same ii :iner, cotrat the crop. (corit inde even upniti our ioes land11 Wilih thloe which encumbertl Ilhe teh. ol N. Y rk wit. n "ait h. All I Ithee- Io Ittt, it i.4 the province 11t Coiv.u i'mioll to coin1 ,iler -nd arrange J I would ,eg-a estlo. the propriety oh holding :h.e. I vti o reiic diii-nl hlie lirt WeekC of thep meptingr of' ihrf Lo-isinture1-, %I$ the d e!Uetiiimis w hich ilhi' mtnty dr:i from the-stie f.elo, the recomitr'endtions which the% may be.tiow' i p.n suehi siulbjeir: as seemt'ti them le,ervin2 of aiprtitoti, miv all lie laiid bifl'ore the- collected wis dom !it f h State. :m.d ;tuch ictimn h) tit up (iti th.-mn may seem -idvis i lei' loir the het ter promotiti of the genral interests and welfare. It iS ritedle-is to enlarge tipot the iene fits which must aecrue from1 sch a ione...e as hns been'poilted out. The views Ilf men of ex p-rienie and jmlgettieo ii ul all agrielinrni point- woi thus heroinu- wile ly dissemitiated. impro'ements adopted in one part if the Slites n% ould receive the nilice of the others: mncess inl planting, would I.e 'raced to tl- euildoymet of prole-r nethods. n 1.ich could geiral ly ie pursned. Iiformtinlon i-. at tll time-, valible even upion general siuljrts. i by this means a ftil litgh woui hlie throwii upon thost' suljects, of all the mio'st inter. exti;, !) a planter, a involvitng tile' hitre succee-s of hiniself thae %I rfllire und pros. perity of' hi- chikiren, and his conitry. A. Doctor yjour ioise .'i wcell as your p~a firnls.-Recipiefor thue cur' rf Bolls in a Horse.-\\ lien a hurt.e h..s the lintis, it niay often lie knoiwn bcy hi- biting his wides when he has tnatiy, hi' lays d..wn. rolls aind if tnt enred, soont diles. When it is hi lieved that a hors" hats the boitts fromti the ahove symipt'inis. give a pit of -wee't *ned mil1k. which lie btt' are foui of~;and itey wiill led go their h..'d on the horse'. and feast on the miilk. lImmetdiatelt give the horse it stmali quaintity of oats or other provenider, in wihich put two thir'ds oif ti "ommioni fig of tohaci pulveri-ed. If he' reftises the pr'ovenider thtus mtixedi. sleep the samte qluatntity of tobacco inra :piti ofi botiling or wairmt water until the st retngthi is ot as we say,ihen p11 itn etioughi coldl wvater as that thie whutle will till at coimtton intnk hortlte, anil turni it itnto lie horse - hier it rearbes thte hoits it kill' ithem ais all wd'il bielie've ivhlo have' '-ver spat toe cia juice ion a wvormi or simiilar in eet. The horase, in Ice. than twentty houctrs;t will voiid all his hotts *there ji i mkttrako in I his, houigh no patent has be-en obhtinetl. - i'he writer -vwtuldnot natve' it tried on Ho il lhirse ini the fall ocr tirst of inter, ihr lie w'ioui cesrtainh1 recover to t he damtiage of' hii" owner. If'onte wofth curing is atfectedl with bocts, andI the .ympiltitts are sever", tnever stodi ficr the ttilk, but ii wish the ti hae'co-thtis is the kill all.-Maine Farmer. CHA Mo3IILE,--omtmonl - eamtnmile is a native oh: Englanad, and, on atccunt of the'-gret consumptionl of its:feiowers. it wouatld reantetiltIvation on a large seale in thei U. States-.it iaperenial, and will ~r eill-inpbornidy soils. All pa~rts fithepliantight piIerly be ccnverted -nto melc inisse~bdugh the flowers are the ben. -min oBsladf- the -single one, nwgtby thei'r yellow disc orecentre &'ar!.amewharstrnmgeit in their setnsile qusalitie(T~he taste oh chamectiile is iti, 1md atoimaiie ntd tits active qesalities rtes sidejliifij4inexrtiave nmaiter aidl essen tial- if.?Aiafusioni in water, extracts..the fornner, s'wd detains a considerabile p0orti)t of the liitter.. Takee icold. this infusion is servicable as ia tonic in loss of 'appetite, c-hloross, &c, . r s an. antispasmodic, well suited toihe nervous' debility of fe m-de1s. Taken warm injiarge quantities. it us nseatinig, andi is commonly emllOy ed to aid 'he operation of emeties. Prob ably any hciner tot usin wouldl do 'as well. I' ho same remark may apply to the' use af chamiottule. in external l'omentations& ;aoulticesi. . SeICeDn T ouAro.:s.-Recipefor a bush el of Tomatoes.-Take yiaur lomariiOes and lpo.r bsoiing wa~ter otn them,. skhan 'and lhai rhemt, after tihieb add a teai-eetp rul of' salt, a temlonspumn full-nf hbna-L ntnner. nn do. or earlme. nn ounce of cloves, an (1n fce of (illimitlollt. onul :I not1ce of mace; nt %iell and put the tomait.s tin .;mall jars. run ntttou suet over ithetm awl tie thein up eith.-r with trong hiue paper or Calftsin. Prepmied in i n nty, they will keep a year. Pickle for Bd bugs.-A hnucek-eepr wishe., s to --ay to our renler. that a stron. 4olttion of' sal and waer will kill held hnt. immediately if pldiud to lthem. Those who nre so ulforu uinne a. t) bp troeii-d with sueh visi ort. enn thi u gt rid of' them by apllilying a pickle to their enrcass.-Maine Fairmer. Importint to Fariners.-Pla nt Artichokes around the si mps in your cornfield-u; the-v will need not more uttention it til the fall or spring following; then turn in your hogs to dig them. L isT of Letters remainin.: i: the Post Of' lice at ,dgelie d C. 11., June 30, 1839. A & I Addiso,. George A. Addion. D. C. Albson. Wm. leury Bryant. Bradley 3 Baler, Geo. Burnel, HIOht. Blavlock. Mrs. Butler. Robt. .. Bausketi Sml K BUrker, Samuel Bntier, Claudia C. C & D Cook. Win. Sen. Corley. Mr. Sen Curter. John Clerk 4f th Conrit of '0oekrol. liunj. 'e. Pleas. Campbell. Lee Colgin. Joh Chri-tie. i.oun . Dion Ir. ('oach Drake Wmfi. A. 2 Maker. Doby. Ilbert SE. F& G. l.lsmore. Aien 2 i ield. R. J. Fey. . F Grili . :- . L. Griffin. owden Galkian. Wn G. Uode. Robp:. Gitben. JMI \ A J. llomite<. Le wis HI.arden. W C. lic:.-onu. -.us- S. lolen Abe 3.11.2 1iut -he-. iS. W. Je er, Juon . JB e,.. . ho-. Jo , A itN bt. C. 2. Jhus it. Theo. Johnson, var id JeUnui gs, .tary. K & L. Ke dl. Byron Kuldreim, Ilizabeli hileal. uizabeth. I@ . .. . Lipscoulbe.. Joh1n z LeIS .i sutuluha. Lat.mer. A. Libur.e Dr. 311. N 4 0). M1c.1el o' . fleg-tor N I-Ist. .Dr .tivson. Ii. U AItuy, 0..41 .Mncirrel .rutry ; . e. d_ n.. Mati. It. W. ll. .;, V. J W. Mi. ur I .,lu uud . iti..rd.. Jo .u Notl.., Mrs. 4. Nx.eous #& i re.Dr it),~ ~ ~~~ns Rii.1.6S ~ll. , . Dri Pric. aMd irks Prir. Joveph. e -tier K. M Y ud . ..Jabwh, Mr. N\r110.- nimrs. , 4. -so. fr Pic ei, F. WV. I~ohrsuuu. %% tU. O duhlie. F. S. uu.il ' Oilve, Liel:. Re, aI . lwd. icv. Sauusnes. ',Vm,. %uioliu. A7.uunalu l'repon .et r K .. I. e Saver. Sa t toi. Sim s. -idrnd nI Pow." s ). W. mp es. 4 Ilvit Tlrbdk. Al. red ay of-. Luke Ti: uni.. B. . V %V& z Upson0h, Mar1-cuis %rd Cpt. . WVig tuun. %%l in. J1. IV.i yijoci. Wiber I~ 1. Atur Walr. int. or %*i.ruuawuu. J her o. m 'ermols ftiuty of' ue Inbove let. will Iebse usk lbr ad'e! ti-ed let rrs ie. i dwAZI. d. P. 111la 1 1-rdn c. 1 0. 6.1 tu:lbSI Ut. III II tic YU .t:: IIat i Iat burg, S. o. ltleu. 1:-t Juily I - Amnde.sn. Wol. Ader.ot. TIs. d. tn at. Jos eph If M. 1. J uu It Shr:ter. Johml (Tur. Mu .1 Cort. t T bi: m lI .. . F. ha'.J is Dpson. laiensisBeuj Wity Jotma. m J.luhe.Clf E~z' Co. Lwis ulteph, Ts. .. e. GoftJ~uueum (in. i.ide P. (Lidills &.BsToem i.upe. Wil'illin W-1 & Z. I~o tn, V.F. iiWa C. SRh.1 I Ie.:euout.Samul. itn Wiober lf~rlmurz.Mr Wuuder. Wmo.r 1har :la.h buy. Mcluru '. .1in.ertliaoh. IJlsv.Cnu lle Pcetton n. iin a ofthe .bov f et.. wil peasr e s foruadve urti-edrle e rtl: .~lurru.haC1.losp .. li ituuZ l. Bt. P. 3l.tph . -e~as i .t. ti m In t no:-t ..c(oratiek ainugnj.. 5l'ond the tJly lr. A. & . A nde~s. Irah. Ndeonc. Tho.: A)Nerion Johneu M. Blky. Angus. An :. Purn tt.. r Nauin Peley. Joit. Boutwelb, Gbeuor BvryGsir Carobis. Ai. . < roers. nryp R'arte.an Ms S.. Cou-- ren. Dudl... ~abo e olly .. ('lausp. .Iulius Sawye. Paotric Davton Bej. Sa' oh T.an her Cpt ET & G Eley Cor. Laeis T.ddner, Thlli. J.2 Fdney. Wisuoon 2 lr. E.ano Woodkman Duk Henuryg GBo. W~toni, . F.a2lwny. SBa.1 Wifardonn. Mr inle hs WMix, 8:.cl ay Hu~' ayrs. -.:. . Kngh, alo Kendall. Byron. IT Locktvt. j. ~ LaCme, R LihekroaJesse t LaaIe.arth MOri uev..istrict a -W4rlliablf. B. t: Cltl Mntofev I)Vtue. Mtt nr~~eyu:, ugid 4) h ar Murph. fiveleel o .\tc.luipl Jlie May -.tu e orlck tenj. MCord.8~i f el t r. 1ashn d.~i 'is~d lib ctutsG.;tenil oltgie. ralu ixo nh Geoe. vi. r O NillDr jameusu.olu Pehory..' Analb tlliI Poi r-w v. aC. P3a. TLVEi B. PJnb, 18betezer FR &SALE U'Uobinpnation whlier. tHenbsrbrf Rie hesn, ides o . Cvronntreek coudiley Rabo. Po0lcre. - . Spinra. H tnry Sumeral3 Gibrt Sine. ioty PIWSPECTL S. Will be publislrl in Augusta. Ga. on the first butu day of Octber, 1. 3.. .the first number &I a .;e c/k; Journal. to fi ciled The aOniAthnIlL I"RsiCCner: Devoted to time Li.'utnre, Iistitmiio.us und Amu e:ements o' tie ombi. IBrnow . Co.1.mam~ m'.M e'I .idmn-rT. />ub~m'islcrs, C!i(llmLS lit IATT ic. Lda mor. - F .monta is the inmrmlino.ie at imUteni.tni e. S She has eve hitn :o. I lime, stro lul and sun11mg mmndmle tle rays of* tile ferV ii Il sinim; Ila ly anmd GIreece., have. tiromn the ir tirrt mik inmmg ittle bleing as civilizei w0ii:mns9. a1od1M , iheir Poets - md inmtors. The Literary pilgrim ever hends his si' p to ihe Somh of 1-mrope., us his most avo ed shrme; wile 'here. Imid me mmIii ies throng tim hm- mmm1 d, .1 the eplic strains inf IIomjim , tie smmmthing min, isires ol th - :Mantim S%'nam, the exulling mides of llorace amid the biniim. -unrcmms of Jinvonal. While inl laver timis teciin tim the imemory of th fearfli Struins el Dnute, the - pic measumres of* the mad. man Fasso.the sotil stramin. of* Petrach. and the pleasing im ges of' ioccacio. And while ihs foidly reenlli g to memmy all these. lie remembersthattth' diewtheir inspir'io frrom the 'ervi.I eunm o Ital. and Greece 1im fiels in the hminy nir he breathes, in tie brilliant heavem, thit formi the canopy above him, in lite brilliincy in the sun-se, tlatglows in theliori zomamd mii the ,ints thaii lie air and m:'im: spread over the earti. time inspratimn lthmait 'ormed and develol-ed the genius of' t.ose whom he noam so i'ond.y regrets. Such thod Ihr ins;iration doer- the Literary pigmm li;: on tie meinsie shore- minf Italy u..d tireec. mid dmiler the lervid -im ofi ime Smith. Am is i pos-ibe liat a ..in.!ied cimme m the Wester limm:i-ph. re prese i.- no nra miel to ismi io t:i. .-ame suil. the ain m bril-in cm (int them ca..opy of the ch mi-ds. the ,mte g orioms sitm--et. t e mtii. mcih tiits mmpommn lie ind:-ei .e imrd ntmm insp.ration lire A wili-r. mt -time alirmpt seeni-v tihan m y or Greece nll bimast. spen inl hm:im: t, ites to seir bnehm liters. \\ fide with these .1t: iilim ol ls.- min ::m!.. scpe upon I .. Asil y. ime -:man .nh. im ti ..mr la orite lrmmiis. ;:lori.,mms mt rdiis an.i streMminigm e':SS emdes. ire ever, wimer. cminmi e thebi %% ors..ip pers in t mm-e wh dm ain m themi. Atmil do all . .ese atford imo imspir:mtmmm Ti.ev do .n sp e; tley mmve s;-okenl ill the cloimnen'm I mn- ofi ine t-ilew'ues :ii li. ckineyvs mm the l tevmh tion. 'ie. ..nve spok im Imn ive poliihed pm.es mit it : irimke; tiey ar . ow snmnkin in the smraii s if A Chmritmmmi i;i mlivii,'* Wile. iimm.Alee. mmit, Piei-ndl. liu. T:cI:- or. \\ itiel, iii mhe dibh. mm scen s i am .mmgstre't. and im time vivid -eth 0e. o.i S m (imt:. \\ nir. or ow. mid M. :,ne. Aye . more. they*v n.e - akim ib the mmisanis ol't.e Wn.. t. o c.Ist iack to the mmmmntammmm-. the wn.- riali. it d ih - tin- m-,ieir -- iratim in .i vim: io- ms. sild who-e vild -m-i:S throiiih MiI pim intiomti-someies s'ar tie ub ic cnr. 'lh y do spmeak in these moii-.miind will with *m p mopi mei-iiumm for .0 immmic I imin their thimmmiits tom time pnblic. :il electril'm the' w- rid by v iheir elomnent . mis. Nor does the -ium ine'- r'r insmrn i hrhi-st. ricinidemt-. .\ hrie-'reereice i1- 1 ofleach indil uial m0 time sti'ii:g AmiimS i ow wilv his.-rv of 'ammh ol' time t i rim -t:i es. will colvi ree him tih thmy .X' -a ric. m:memm!s f<m iin %% hiheh the-re.mdy p -n v draw or msemet te mI instruction. But .O'e moin all t sese d ; the ieisire ami pior. !;Im2 Ce m: mmen'1mtaml .'mitimation miat her dmm 'st.tc twinn,- iiordrm hir citize'is. pre.- m strom I. imt 0, bheiie that tie 5oitil is des I 10 ii timue thte 'intre of lini rnry ii-e.r-st i, ic leisme and this o-poi tin: i'y ri nm t'il -.'valioii Hid no parallel mi nyoltercomiry i motraml mm be ivetham thin' Moin-m m4 des'im-'d .ec..me to the world in :m imw ern wn; e- me was 'o the w.orld in ilie old. pisi is om prof ssion of' ibimih. We'believe i word that n vpnit ol' the world has gronter i.-. resoirces wishim imers'li or iA better ,'da-'d l'rom her nimitral stmery, thIn pemi es of her climnime mhe leisure (f her citi -mmi ler geneCd amlmantaies. to bmeme1 an *mitiv lite-rary coiimmilv, tilan the omith at's of timi'. comledeavmiV. This is he rmn o which we inteid to rmis' a feekly ranl. to whicm South--r writers shiml deighi e:tributte, mnid whic'h th:! who! Soith shali .. .:.d to climainit- it. own. Be'ivin most av hamt 'smcemns< w-iii attendmm ouri e.m-rt:mms. nmo m-: ililhem snamrm'mto d' awmmm l'tm evemy piortion -be Smith. conmtri i int pon 'vert minbjenct *. a. whiiie lhey' uidmi he minI a hi:.:h i chamracter, "mver ranmmgm *om) -tram't tom gnmy. from lije y to severe." 3. eieevm' tha~t tihe instmimttimifs ft the' ' are f'oiund'ed inm mhe imimmable -In mn mif mime l mfint- re'. W~e beliaeve 'liat mm thtem wii m:ih a fimbiric' ofmnlmry' a:-md a rm'atniessm to thme :m. WVe belive esc.-jimy that theyV af time Smmuthernm mtates time meamns ol 0ont str 'y the restmin' time n oril in their lit'rmr ete ii we~ knowmm iihat these' are time', o ecal ,mn -er to timesie institutmus; nm e minow *, .i mnow :ittackm'd by time msidlioms im is by the openm 'eeon. W~e shlil therie ince our Jmnmrimal mas'mm senmtinel on thn c 4-mower' of Sminthern inistitmimmms, ever -hl'n; for attack.'. ami cver ready tom repel Vi' delighit ini the mmmemtts amid hiolidamys e. smonthi. We gh- 'y mmint mis fit mmme .eits i'hr at p le~1 eemrottmiad brmim e.-tymiack e :mir inmmeu.e andl uting miisslutggishniessc. ..deigh' inm time gun mind chasm.'.. We knmil --res oldi Chmristimas andtm its cheerlidm spjorts mis I f'rim'nds mmnd trmmm.sm't'inr time birowm 'rem f'romt mamk'inig thmm bosnotm" min tmeni tom giomw withm 'mer'l imi d'riendliy emomtim n<'. callinig wiienmds to .-' sti'e bsmarsi mm: d tmm time exchammtmte of' kindm imu!Zhts anmd sentmimet'. mind senidimng mli nwmiy runm in joy'fulnesm taeir' cmmmmse' ot dmuty mim m. i'vtiittn'' in jomy mmnd mirth arec ainli i'm' "w.d. Tme pamgei of' time Piuownm wiii. themre .~'. lie eniliv'enetd with livehy chironmicles. of mx it in thn "priits ol'th, fiehlm. andhmm w pisp ited eLtchm's of tim" fmmun andi l'rumic .thait merry old Chlristmnas lemi lomose' nmpumi ns. WVe wiii malso. in .rdner to pleas" alni, inive' mm weekly absmrimet of the -nost importanmt nmewms of time daiy. Anid for the thir rmtet:ers tipmon thme Piano om Gmuitar. shall .ccaionamimlly embielli-h omit pa'ges withtl originaln mmm ulected .Music. It is a fortimnate circnmitminc'e for time imn'erest mif am womrk mini thisi namture. limit time field of' Litermi imre mit time Souithm is. mmu yet, cmmo mmrtively un tromdden. Tme Limermiry r-' sourices'm omfth6 Somuth inrenitas they arme ackinmwledlmied to he. are ai'syet comparailvm mundeviel-ped. l-very groive, rivmer, mimi.'n mimi iotnmiinis yet imts tale to tell. WAe thmmreform' sendonir Jouirnml forth ai mm Pio-. nemmr to ga her time richmes orti nm'w c'ounitry. F'romt every hill. idale, river amd momumntr, he wviii return imadin with rich mtonres. Thieme stores, ori'.inalmm and. varie'd in their chmmrmieter.ammm tiev monst lie he will lie prmumd to dispiy fmir the'ammmsmn't at m imnst-netiinmof his renmdi'rs W-. ask fir hmim a kind re-epitimon ait mie hanmmds of all frienids of the centse in wmhich lie hans e'm harked. iHmviing t!imm detailed the plan of' nour inture mmp-ratiomm. wei c'mmiimendl unr bmehidonmedam to (we tmrust) time rmavorable rinte ofi'the .dothternm puab'ic. We iemotm' one'sem'es to time nm trk. as urpromfesmiion. On time vergte mini manhloom. andm ofaliberal ednication, mme and a proessmionm to ,chimm..:afierntmen're delhib'rmmtioni wie hanive ch'oseim thim'. beehnmi.e wm. d'elighmt ini the eism'nymem: t, andm mare demotem' to time in'-mse for time firthe~~ne oif wvhich them work-is estabihed. No cmmmmmon obistamcle, theorefoire. will turn tim nmi-sle f'ronm oimr course. Itm hamving eii,ieni ithe oditintr of thn Pioneer. amid hromughm it thme proimotio ' of S~outhm el-n l.itert'utre, mis thme womrk of om. lif-. wo shmmal roimqnishu if onile mih oumr breath. '1The pintblic maav therefore di'pe .d min hin'ii a .mnanent work. Andi wh'ile mwe eonimm'nd omit sheet to time favor of the nnhlic generallyv. we commend it partie:na riv to tha. kimd chirties of that batid who have litiked the' Cse.ves together for the au vanceane.t iiof that caitse to which we devote th: work. They have acted with its in the past we trust they wi'l act with n4 it- the fInure. % exertions will be spared t,. inake the work suc anl olitn as tnley will look upoliwith deli!Jht. t wnav be e.l to add that the inter' ei;; tinie b tween ti., date and! the day of pniblica tion, will be zpent in collecting mnt'erials foi the I ork. Th'U Plo'eFxR Will bie printed on sn inperin sheet. in rlnrto form, anl n ii, contain n .-reile quian:ity of roadiiig Iitter ahian any work of thi ki, pnh.ishedh at the 8oth. Terms.-r ive dollars per annum. payable or the is.i. g of the 1st No. Personis semdin- it tenl siliscribers, will be entitled to one year' subscriptio-ni. gratis. A ents ilowedI the usual per centage. Atuigusta G-1n.. M.119. New spring and Summinei * GOODS. T HE Subscriber informs his friends anc the public generally. that he has just re ce:,ed iriii \en York, a conplaidle assort ient of Stap-e and la.cy, Spring and Sum ier Goods-aniong which are. 3-4 4-- 11-4 aid .4 bropwn & beached Shirt ing- and Sheetings, A hanud.,ome assortment light col'd Prints. 50 pieces .ight coi'rd London do. Frenci prints ua prii.ted .icoitet, Moitruig and hall mourning prints anc 11u41i I.. Sipet punted Lawns, 4-4 mid .4 Caubries and cambric 3uslins Swis. uinan book . ihias, juaIiet. plaid ad stri e do. Lum1::1 i.,- und brocade dfa,. Ladies itnd gen;s white and b.ack, silk H. 8 aid kai. iusloes. " " Cot otn a. el thread do. "3" Misses black and white nest Luc and anti do. A handsome nu.ostim ut of gauze and satin ai u .anti a Rtibboa s. .Bes; Iaa. sewa. gs, blac k . biue black, ant assor-ed lay the qu:lintity, llem-.it i.e.., an -ape unen: camb it, Hki, .h.en's aiid boys Poingee m. Ladi : s' ganize. lernatii. ro-de-ijap atnd sew ing ..i.k 11 i 's. 4-4 b i-i linen.- nitd listen lhwi, Pluim. ii.4erted and tri.leu bAsoius and linei 8-4 itand 10-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye ana ain-sia Iiaper, -4 PI-4 a nd 10 4 damask table covers, Frenchiti nt.ins a tonieli-. Fri-nch brow; a. i gras'.- Iinetas. Whiite :iti bra win lii-n 1)1dlii, gs .--n per. ib'd do. A variety iai Cotton do. col'd. and striped for Pants (uses * pa,hn lcar:.nil willow 1lo, ds, 1--.aglis.. De oti straw Bonnets. A ange assirtient oh silk and cotton hose and hah Ifos., :1.4 jtid 4.4 pelaid ail strieled domestic, .4ilk. s:%taI . and .larseil e; Vesting, pait sols nii U.Initlns. Furn;tiure.alitiit-. ii d fringe. ;Ila.-k boimhazines ant: ier.os for Conts,. Paris ieedle wovrk: miuslin capes & --ollars Frenci bask- ts blccieaed Ru-- Shaeeiinv \nv thin-- like a - eieral enunerati-mi orhar ticles) '. im rn, ticabl.; h t ties.- iii adlitioi. to his tlirer stock. mtake It !- ficiently extensive, nid lie trusts his prices i:e snwficiv-t v moder nte to be worlay the attention at till ;%ho wish to snippv ihe-iselves with arti--lea in his liine. I lis foriner costiilers and a I who bny in this market, will do him. nnid perhaps thinselves n fait or. ly exanniniig his assortmelnt before puircha~sing 30 (N 0 B FOR D. Tinmuuiro. \t ireb, 11. I st1. -. t T If ' ubscribers ,ave jist received fron New Viork a general assor:ment of .lring un n mmer ;oodhs. If the latest and most fashi--nnble :rtich-s in heir lie. Th(e.! consi. in part of: Gros d'etis. Thibet. Frenach cloths, Gam. broi:s. Grass linei and linen drilings, for Sum tier Wear, Cassinw~are. I hally Vestings, Stocks, Collars, i5osomns. Gleaves. ' aspenders, Fie Ilita.nitd Umblrellnas. They keep. constantly oan hi d. a general ass r-anent if il ILiTVA fY TRI1hMINGS. of a:1 kinds: and they a e pre-pared to execute all oridar- n' itha despatch. They inivite their etnstomecrs, and the puiblic gr-mteraly, to cnll andl exnmine' (or theriiselves IIA RRINGTON & BRYAN. l'al:'efiea'l C. 11. .\pril 1. 1-39 tf 9 Mie sipring & Summer 1J li DS.-The sublscriber ha' in:- just re tutraed frotm Charleston. is tiow receiv ing aid ope~ning a general and 'otmplete assort fient of Faner and 4tn p'e DBY 00S, whtich have beent selected with greait cnre, and willibe disposed of. on as rea,.abtle-terms, as any in this market.. Ha' respectfully invitsa liis old ensmomersa. aned all who maay feel dispo. sed, to call .and e- amine his .Stock. C. A. DOWD. March 28. 1839). tf 8 Justt Receired, ALA RGF. supaplv of~ superior LEMOPN S YR UP. a delighhuh Ueverage for the Siamimer season. For sale lay thi bottle and gallon,. by 11. Rt. CO)OK & CO. $30 Reward. TOLF.N frotm the subscriber , 9.Aon te night of the 14th inst, a dar, broren (nearly hback)horse, .,rather of the peany size. Said horse hiasthie lfollowing marks, viz: a blaze in hais f:ce. ~the letters C. P. brande~d on his lind anmd fore leg, and in hasgait he lifts bishia d fect se thantthey atre mneoh worii. Anly person retuirnhing said horse to me. living on the h- ime Notch onid, speenmiles above \\ hit. H all, Ahheeville Dis trict will he panid $10, or for the hors. and thiei 30I. W. HENRY CALHOUN. Mtay 27, 1838 . c 17 liTRAYED ROMI the siubso.riber, en the -. 14.h of~ Ajuril. 6 :niles 'roll SHambittrg, on the staige road te .,v.. U Fdgefsid~a C. H.na dark grey Mfart. abott4 years oldl, and het ween l a and 14 hanida high. She had the scriaches on one of her hinl feet: thle fet'oek is or w~'as cut off that foot. lHei tail naisthy wvhite andai a dim s'ir ian her hare htead. Aniy itnlormation w iI he' thianktnily re ceive-l $10 reward wilt be givent for the d~e livery of the ware.. RUTHA ANDF.RSON. May 27. 1839 dI 17 Not itge. A Lperson-s indebitedl to the Estate, of Wi /suy II herry. deien~ased. nre reqnested tc mlsae innnedtiate paaytmenat: atnd those havintg de mlatnds against the said t'tate, are requested ti present themza duly at tested. SAMUEL STEVENS, Adm'r. Feb12 1io 9 -o Mr2 Sttuite of". otitl ('arolina. - ABBEI'LLE DISTRICT. IN TilE COMMON I'LEAS. Wade Speed. snrviving partner of Wak h. #& -Speed, lift the Attachment use of John' Watkins, in vi Debt. Ado'plus J. Sale. Joln Watkits, Adeir: of 1. M. Attanhilent WVatkia.s, . in vs. Same. Assumpsit. T . Plaintiffs, it the aboive'stated cases, kniitig filed their declarntion in myv Of flee. on thle twentyi-econd day of Note:'nber, 183d, and the defendact having no wife or at tontey known to be -in this State, upon whom a e opy of' the said declaraition's can be served: thereiore Ordered. tiat the said, defendant do appear and make his del'nce within a year and, a day from the filing of the said declarations.or find and absolute judgments will be awarded againist him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c P. clerk's Office. Fel 14. 138 w & P $10 aqe 3 M'iatte of S0titil l ('iiofirn, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS.. Mark S. Anthony) vs Attachmentt Debt. Adolphus J Sale. Drury Callaway, vs Attachment: Assumpsit. Adolplhn-s J..Sale. Speed & He-ter. surviving partners. Attachment: vs Debt.' Adolphus J. Sale. Vie PbtintiMT in the asove eases having, ll the tweiy-econf of November. 1"38, filed their delnrations ini my Office, aid the defendant laving no wife or attorney known to he in this State. upo: whom a copy of' tie de.. laration. with a spec al order of the Coirt en dorsed thereon. cani he served: iherefore Or dered that the said Adolphus J. Sale do'appear and mak e his deience within ayear ant! a day from the filing of the declarations as aforesaid, or final and abse-li:e jmndgment will be forth. wiih given and awarded against him. . JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. C. . Clerks Ofe . Feb 1-4. 1'r" a& T -A10 nqe 3 AhdEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMION PIk-AS. Isnae Oranch, ATTiCWMEifT, vs. Archibald llamilten. AssumrsrT. It H l laintiff i tlis casehaving.ihisday, filed his leeln ion in the Clerk's office, amnd 1 .1- defendami having noo wie orattorney, knowe lobe ine this State. upon whom a copy of the said declaration may be served: There fore orde red.that tie anid befendant doappear n.d make hmits defri ce withie a year and aday from the filing of the. said declaration, or final anl albsolute judtgmuent will be forthwith awar ded against hmim. J N0. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, May Id 1-39 1 &T neq 16 Mal e 411 N0tit ca't fiDa. . BBE YILLL LDISTIlCT. IN TiE COMMON PLEAS. Thnma L. Jmep vs. Attachment Assumpsit Par-k & Fo%,.ler. Hatch Kimball & co Athment Assumpeit vs Park & Fowler. r '-H E Plaiitiff. in thi above cases having this dav filed theirrdeiaration, and thEe Defeen dants having neither wivesaOr atiorns$ knowi, to be in this State. ordered, that if thei said Defenidants do n'ot appearand make their defence. withit a year and a day from this elate. final aned absolute jidgement shall be forthwith given and awarded for the said Plai-stifis in atta'cnenct. JAMES WARDLAW, c. c. r. Clerk's Office. - Nov 22,1638 JB&T adq 45 tate of .south Car'olina ED)GiEIELD DIS'I RICT.. IN TiHE (C0 IMON PLEAS. WV m. d~rmonson. vs. For'eign Atachscent. Wiliacm Drn., Debt. I H Paititi in tis-case having.on the~ 11th of'd Spremnbee . filed ha~ declaration in thme Clerk's Office, and the D~efendant having no wvife or atorneve,known to heinthis State, upon whomz a compy of thte said declaration may be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said De f'endam deo appear and make his defence within a year .tmd a day. rom the tiling of the said dec laration, or final and absolute judgment will ho Iawarded teo the said Plauintiti. GEO). POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Sept 11, 1838 eq 33 Nate of' South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I.N T H E CL.J1MOiN PL EAS. Robbins & Conner,) vsAssumpsit Attachment. Win. Yarborongh.) T H E Plaimntiff. in this case, liaving this day filed his declaration, and the Defendant having neiher wife meor attorney within this Slate, upon whom a copy of said declaration can he served: Ordered, that the ~D)ef'endant plead thereto witihin a year arnd a dlay from this pumbbea'ton or the said action will be taken pro confesso against hinm. GEO. POPE. e. c. v. Clerk's Office. Oct 214. l'38 dag 43 aIttJ Ut .'O0tIli CaRToline. ED)GEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THLE COMMON PLEAS. John Middleton, vs. FoRiGN~ A-'rAcNMF.NT. LorrainGeddings i Hq fL. Plaintiff in the above caso having: this day filed his declaration, and the De,. fendant having no vtife or attorney known to he n ithin time State. upon whom a copy of said declaratiou, with a ruile to plead could be sert.. ed: It is Ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and mnke his defence in 'the aforesaid actme,. within a year and a day, from this date,. or final aned absolute judgment willbe awarded against lhim. GEORGE POPE, c.ce.v. Clerk's Office. Nov. I, .1838 de 40 State of oiith ('uirolina. EliGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN T H E COMMON PL EAS. Harral. Wright & Co.) vs. . Attachment. Wil iam Yarboromngh.) 1g i H E' 'Ph.nteith hevintg this dlay filed .i. their declarationl in mny Office, and the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney, knoewn to bee within the State, upon whom a cot'y cottl ibe serv-ed : it is Ordered, that the, ul Defenant, whto is absent fronm, and beydudd the liwsits of thmis Sta:e. do plead or make hics de fence, witin a vear and a clay from the p ubli cation oeftis Or'der. or, in default thtereoff final antd absolute judgment shall lbe awarded against him. GEO). POPE. c~ c. p. Clerk's Office, Feb 14.. 1839. (t K.G $y150O eqe 3