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winh ed inight in n0 sibstituted lure of Calt'on for sacks, and vari PC a et)eCSd; with tme aervee, h se ano dout I ap to unle% the speriment in Coiuo has been delusbry. The questioneiwhether Cotton will an swer all the puar seof Honp in the.naval service..isone o more difireulay; and al- t thodgh it was ien bt to the consideration of Congress, Ihin .,by the late Warren I R.DavisofSolARCarolino, I do not re member what as the re1'aual. Certaiat it is, however, tiatuhe questiol is still open., and if I am not deatly nistaken. is dos tined to form a diminent object of South ern enterprize, our efforts t) reooist the tidd or even.shiat' threatenols to roh us of our rich inher'aneeO, namtely, the mo1wi val uable producdt in the world. wish the most appropriateand cheapest labor to make- it. But to retarn to the main aulject of dis - tictision, whieb was in hn% that the plan tersof the Cotton growing recios tan-mni. with heartygood will. enter upon the work of rerormation which a combination of cir eamstances both in the old and the new world, h6orced apon them. They have notyet gonequite to the absutd length orkil. ling the goose that lays the golden egg. hut unless thypause in their mad career. they will prodtea a result egnaly fatal. It wsn stated in a former article. a hat ihey had re- i deced the price of Cotton, by over proiduc. tion, from 15 cents per ptound to one half that sim; it was also luid down as no prop ositii not to be disputed, that the value - ora cominodity depends in a geat measire I upo the relatio sub-isting hetween the I supply and the demand. lfexperience and observation hawe establihed any one priu S cipleefPliticf economly hie'er than an other. it is this; and therefoire the ivain question about which we are iow con corned is whether the production of Cot toniasso far exceeded the coansoumaptiou t as te reduce the price t and if it ha-i, then lt ia the remedy to be applied under all I X circumstances. to enable uhe Aamerican t Rtton planter still to maintain hi-as de once and to cumplete successfully Ith the Cotton of the east. Believing that nto imas isn his senses cast doubt the existenceof the evil of ovo.r prot doctiou, we will proceed w the :ousidera. -- ---- tion of the remedy By reference to the 'es of he counry, it wil be I fondtht Uction waI IDS., j than a million of lans% pm'r tuum, the I prices ranged from 12 to 13 cenis:- making an averanse of 15 cents. Now suppose It.e crop of 1841 to le 1,600.000a al averitge prie of7j eents, it is obvionu to the C'om prehension of any schoolbov, that we are Indies and othercouttries ofuhEstL.-Will. in a few years, so increase their prodlucaion as to make the whole qulantity nanu:.tly produced by them etlu:a tas n haat it is now In both continents. Granat that tha. watt be the case, as it unqaue-tionabhly will. if such a result can be eleted. byv Itrutilh Capital oad Itiiisl enaterpri~aa. stmnzated i 00 the one htand by al. the o..t inaaata~ile I avarice, and or, the other, by alhe most in-)i veterate prejudice againsa the peaculiar an-. -stittutions of tae Cototn growing region oaf I) * he United $tates; wrill n.'t thesamae object fbe attained just a-' so-an .ata with as tmucha A'3certainty, if we cotinume aour career of au *icial fltly by attemp~jtiog n sa rea-'e rath-. er-than dimntuista. the prodocaionu! Sup I pose thiat, with all the e-nergy, k itl uandr capital. that wall he baraoght auto actiona, at will require a per iodt of tean years orfifien a -years at furihesa, for the eastern conlti when our princtpal custoamer, the iB'anah Emtpire, will have little or ano aaccaianaa to look to this country fur sau pplies' ofn the rua a material, what will be the contsequaence to a our cotton planters! Theay will tao' only lhe! withot an adequaae marrket tor their .ti-a ple production, taut they will htave thec very consoling reflectiont tha~t thecir be-.t enertties ai have been employed int nes.-tleratinga- the catastrophe of cuating l their prsicipal I resource of wealh asnd coatfort. andathumt lI they have not evetn tho~ught awriouaslt of ae substitute. This lamaeutable- result is ano I piacture of the faucy. andl -no:t as enevia-e hiby follow fromt the paeaaises, as the shta- I 1 dow follows the substance. No' devie. ano I *ingenuity of man can sto;p the parogres. ,f~ 1 events tending to produce it. It taeretuare becomeas not ounly the part of wislum but II of self preaervationa, albat the coanona plau- d ters should arm themasalvena at tall points il to ward of the blow; andl with the tact antd versatility of the Freachan, whilst they a are involuntarily resigning~ one source aof revenue, their energies are not to he ox- a hauseed in fruitless efforts to re amo it buat Ia inwentng other sources morn permat-u neaDen ina their character, andl more cert ain e in their enajoymenit. There are sotme r * things sat plain that every attempt ato illuas- h The course proper to Ito pursued by alae t cotton planter -so5 obviauaa, that uran.- p mnen becomttes emepty dtselamtatioan. I f the ii cannot sunmmorn the coutriage to took thae h .impendaing evil in the face, and lay hiis n uldlers to the wheel~in vain snny he ian- a tons the assistance of Hercules in ex a tang him from the doom that awaias dl al pose to show in a concludhing aunm- v remedy - not only practien- n otesmay n! sea' i plainly, I will ofits effeets ai the coun- si R. b ver the waler -eauses it to rippe, the voice, when an inlividual speaks. endtcs cermain vibrations in the aimns here, by which sound is communicated. a eminent philosopher wave that these ulaations. if they may he so called, enaued y a male voice, vanr roit 200 in 500 in a tcond. wbile thoseof he femtiale extend ron 60 to 1600! We -ayild neat like to e suepeetedl of anchnritnileneae, ti' rentl v there are soni sharp., shrill. car-pirciEng oices of ete tender sex, whirh douhileas rianil exceed two thousand.- Phiadel. aette. From the South Cartlisiaw. REAT ABOLITION MKTlMU IS BOSiON. We have intadver.tenls onittedl It novice aefore, the' great Aboliti'an Meeting at HI?% otn, on ihe'28th Janaonry-held ins Fane-oil lall. (I ie eatinated that -n-6n," lees than -our thouts-andol paers-on.." ntoeded. Th. motri'to- Wit Loyd Garrison presitI geaitaerais Re-meilii mn were adopsed, le msncing the roiurse of mngtres in rela imn tt Abolition, and calling - foir the mstaliahment oil slavery in the bistrict .fClolimin ; hiia -islv rou::plimewiting Jtohn Iiiary Adans. fior hi-. aite outirageneai -oainrt. and ple.laing themielves In u..lain him; elclaring that - when heir Senaiors an R-.preseitativet in 'on vress finid. themnselveis deprived of the liter. y oflspteeh, t hey IIughit 10 wilhtliaw', anid -eijrn to tleir homt.'. leaving ihe''pesle f Massachneieto i, devise sue ways ad neans tor redress, a- thev dee neceessa y;" that *the uniotn ol* liberty a ajsh avery is ate just and equal cionsmpact. is a motral mnposihslity not in the poiwer of God or mea tat achieve. atd abat "thte Am:terien .I ion - iuch nilv in form. nit in ,nahatce -a hollow mior'kery;" --aat if the Souiath tre bent on perjetuaiin: their Lyiterm, the ine is rapidly ap1.praaaachinr, whean the timtericis Utiin will be dliesae.l. in forn, is it now. is i I fact;" tha 1 .awiachusetts hituli wnht her h.ane" of lite ey-teii. and lie .tibolaiiimssi. floil hear I.%;;i-atr' iah :-tition for a law -thmni every hanmaliran hall bemite free. oni arriviing withtin her inrisdii'ioia;'' '-hiat they rejoice that tie ,ice ofr O'Conidl tin" peutared ncratts the vaters a th-ucler paa;il for the catue of lilt. -rv int eurtown lail:" -that thev receiae vith thf' deelstl gratiede. the 'nnmeos (or lie 60.10) Iristhmen." *and areepltt w 1it ritinmphatit exatlt.iti'i the Addresa they lave furwnrded. tut pledge therselves o ri:culaate it thrioughi the 'tngi ami ireith oaf the land;" shlt --the Reninlations ie transmitted it, O'Connell and Fatier inthew. anl their Senuatir and IOapre entatives int Ctongress;" al "that tile hanks of the Assemsbly lie pretsented to the klayoir and Aldersen for the use (of the kIll." Anil "she lri-h Addrtes,. %igiel ly Daniel O'Connell, F.sther .Matthew. mId 60.000 ither Irishnen, ta the Irish rsidetas in the Uinited Sttet. calling epon liems unitedly It- esptuse the Anti-Slaver; ause. and to identity them-elves with the kmericnti Aluinhianiils. ws read by th, -htirmtan. and received would loud accla. The-rd. P ta.. -l. , . 9. ...h.., ,tss. &&-oo o:il ': * ,. *.. ........ aa.m.i twun ethe irtual ;pralnttvol oil IsI .Mayor anl Ahler nen. n h as e theni the u-e of it! Da .ini tiik tmese these thing.e can progres nucla lunger', itha anythingi like safety tat Aimonig atiher Atulaiin ming'r s is one tafl eq;uallty' ale'at andl reekless charae is a..e aof tihe No~rth-neten Strte.e, we arget naaw wiih-atit vtpaer w e h~tave ni-Ll.d That thte .t ha litionaists oIf ithe animiry uae zasusm themselven tat the imst desperntte ami rer kle'.ei ex. riaons. mini. e:l a~tt' ahoae af Gaream hritin.ri there enni .e tat reuisablle douut-.~iviaaa niut and itppoari to a lureigna ensmy. as the Fa-der ta:mau i durinag ltae .ute n air: anid it wtrioat al ach oCe .all tf tthe Fothi who have aitv egard tor their paeace andl .aanet), t thigik criatusly na te uaalare'. watich vigilanaly. uda look welil lta1 thaftre'. xtlracl of a tlt reat ired! in Chmarle'ston tile /. -'lIA LTm:.atoRE, .Marcht S. *-uliitmore i-a it a trotng t:site of' e'xciae-' tetnt, i a conseoquaence 'it the 5ssen-tiont el peCcie pay *aientst. Th'le btanmk-htave ret at dl tat taike It il R~oa I Nte nIsat par andt bey htave faellean 30 paer eaens loaw pmar. It ta w.d tbtt the tknks andte brraker- are ean ernedl - hae hls.rmtg mn.tn a:i-. ho take a he uaes ot mhe RI. RL. oUaapj mnv. nwmsl whenm h. te, las pasw them, he l'oee'es t hirtycet lae reamnstrathe" a mlh his aaloyltler. ( a hi y the bhy, hauy' ith',e motes tat alhiriv a'r eantsitaoe: t nal paays ast p.ar) andma he re atsea tat tik.- themt knek uande perh-ip, d'a btarge's the comaislaianant. TIhe inhotrer, hat. ae 'ur ight s mh .ttial fruit 5 to .hiatmat, lae beent ;a'a'aemb linin at he .Narth oinrt haaitoue'tat .mignare. iappaosite' Buias ' I atel. N ighla hieltre hats te ilaytar :mal lrear-ed the mohal. It I inustead of rep~re,- ing r. "ather useti a spur toishe excitamnenu. sas: rag at te mittt rnnigeda morie anumoer univ'. Th'ey'htarmt Sc'tt, a 'dennatr tf the staie Legisaisure int ehliaiya. fair re'p'ariing gnit-ti i he amtianedimnte re Umpi)tni .fspa.ecia nymsenuts bay the banetki. A fi r itarealam, It amnd doawni the streets sevieral aimle, herin:, they dispters.'d Ur II o 'eek, to leet agsiit ilhis night. Two srenm hoats, aving~ a lnrge nuirmbereafpereatts nt ietaird. rere to leavye Daltimore feor .1aaitaptli.. 'here the L.ewltature ist int senitn, tat cotm e'l the Sennio tal paws reicalution, for the tmeatdiate resuii meon ofl spea'ie pa~ymiente y time btanks. 'The tmilitia~ are in radai eats. I havie head thai l000 are el--anik,. uda th:it hall enatndales hiave heeitts iaa'at, iua as sooan as the miotb begini the. wtrk ofl asaructioni, thte'y will bie fired an. Vast laity oh' te molt will bie armted. the tire -ill be retuarased. aend I fear that a tight my entaaet. It i.s amn awfaal state ef amff te. ly thle uile thamt Sn receive thim. die w.-rk ill hnve ennumaaenced. Thee b ataty if wecie is not foarthi cotimig, lheay n ill ade roty ite Rail Road anal Cars. Ttis will r bail work." [The only notic we itid in the Habi. iore papers, uap tat the eventing eat the 5th. it., in referentce to this imaiter, is thie tail ing:-Charleston Courier. Annespoli. Republican says: A about two hundred perons a a. reached this city'yesteray fgsaBatmore. for the purpose of petitiiaff" 'he 'Senne of Marvlanul fror the pasag the weairsp tion hill non pe'tuiling in-iI - I They piradedl. with nc. fro.ved euumiot s, the esapiiai and fiserk agn ei r pfitilon wi- rererref 1.1 the- conim oConfer ence of the Sennate in ei n with the cnanhalittee of the House-" - EDGEIF'JLD % W&O D s-4DAT.. 6 842. To Ddiaqunt aving coin menced oqr aeenth ling destr nua 'siaking v11aaux n" ao $s our Pit tablihment we are in wan i aWds. to irecusre the n-cessary suaterinia, -ia -uL;oln dear ed object: aid It. whom'. a1y for tiene lnd, blt our P w have be : nupfied weerkiv. with die u new: nuad saeme of who' have- ot pa rat. for Ilse lasi two or three %eara. org -U.ripten. Ad vertisinag or Job Vork a. idiare inl I arrears lot subscripiln., ligidtte the ir accontila by the .alnreh ro', w .Will frecve $3 paer y'ar. le: alter thial't Irehal in all rases exnet $4. the term*:: aper. We haw e. at an time. ince dur''ats has been in nor l:aned-. b"en very greimgs, heat fiCud tat the nccount are beennsMieigua. harg oil lur bek-. sad neonev io 'at,*,aLEritide. that in self jstlfication. we *X,"_v to adopt the duniting. if net the rai We hope our d-dupidJ5M eW wilt come forward. oxa and ALt. Uid' 6ii,. e- ronMe its.'ndinl. and ihornielfi; of being w aitel on by a Colletor. We thank'nllv acktiowle4e the receipt of'a nuimber of new-papers an'd pqbie. documents. fiosi the lion. F. W. Pickeng ET We are anthorized.w tonunce our old and long tr ied. friend Wajqr S. JXT R. as a Candidate fAr reelection i &eat in tile So. nite of thie State. frowmDistric. Tian fiellotwing gventlemea w on ihe 9th inet..nt Chanrleston,elected Dir uoraf stthe' State Bank James Jervey. John Wilk N. R Middle. ton. J. B. Lirare. E. H. Ed J. I. Lad ant). S. P. Ripley. George Tbowss J. Kerr. Janoh Drren, Gent Cofv, *Ed ward St-brinm. * In the placeof Thomas a- cfined. The fellowinr gestlemen were. an the 9th indt., at Charleston. elected-Oirectora f the Unison Bank oforsenh carol. [tene- Godard. Alezandertlrvwan, John C. lnrekmyer. Cormeline Damureiber. J ai Fife, John Mngrath. William Iaz .4n"S th NIow. ry. Jr., .brham robia., Jo eph . Winthrop. Simuel Chadwick, Abrahaq Qtaleu i. Otis Millis. The Greenville Moantaieer itas. o that Gen. Waddy Thoemproe, kft Grebtille on the9th inst.. fer his saten, W ices, via New York. decanzants i.4.C, 'ib antndd a heG - -- cn oj i~t~at. Mart ....- --.- encsuwave nly an nevertiolement in the Greu-si'le-MouniiNa.. eer. thcat there is to bean sale afs.l achinerv he longi~ng to a Certin Fretory at Van Pauon-sa Shoals. Spartzcahcrg Distlri. t, an Monday the *.5th of April. C'aniua.-We Emi in the Hliglamnd Sentinel lice intowing de.ecriptlien of a memj who calls htii-rlltih..er, who laos been sLsdkir:;r nhnn: the lower part of ederseon (t-irt. withe ihe view. no daenbl. ..f risenlating etaterfeit sine ni-y amntiee ists inhabi.aite, as thdtr was ''ann~d. alter he mad.e his exZi, which it aaptaru he did in a hu~rry. in lii.. acilec hase. $5.7.-0 ofconn tcerfit money. princcipullv purpotir lto le the i--nee of the City Cean-icil oaf ('.lnehmci. Ga.. lie. re.-re-etted hicma~elf as a caizen i.E lIay woode eel nuty. Tenn i.. flaeaSi to be abhouet 35. years nfan~e, 5 fe'et 10 enr i i inche' higih of slen-. der feirma., toop shosnie-rw. and baw icgp. thin Sie.age. dhark lae ir, n dowic enst kcsak, exheibitineg at timne the appenrnasee of lunae). Kentucky Senatulr.-( in the tha alt.. Joh.ic . Critien was elected by the Le'giselature of Kenstucky, iiathiwnt oppositioen. U1 . S '. enter. t-. supptly the vneny eeceaioned Iby the recig snataoon ofi 'er Cliv. Oh'in Ink. -Th~e FranaklinDank wcf Cin. rinati rr'eats. d pri palymnt on5 thae last d-iy ..f Febrar:r . tn lenading ta" wnyfre daeys Ic -fore~ the 4th of Maich. the da nprintecd by chi., gi-I:e'ere. Tie La Faystie Batnk re sem-. d onc te lst ft 3March. Tha we'sk guts brgate ly on. Illisois.- The paper of the Ill'inoia Bank and ilrnnehiei, haM Ibeen ontLweg by the Banks of St l~ans, and by the BanS af lndiaena. Its eiret'catione ia very larne.anadiaafetssaid to. be rettent. The cnrrency of h State is as band, if sta waore', than its beacs. tn Blanking inieti leutiona". nto doubt, ere long, wtal follow ina the trit of thcose of Mschaignta aqd Muisiipi Mississlyyi.-A bill is bfthe Leegielature atf Meao-esippi. which deciar that no. Banck in .r oent of te Stati.. aleall matintia any sauit at ;ea's in equtity. or enforce): ny jnudmentt nr iecriee. in. the Stast. of isigippi, if the Bank cltenil lhave failede tra pay its oap neotes and liabil ities otn demeend, in rid anadiiler ! Veaiu.-No.metime aineewe piubbased a resoalsties- wich pavied the Cogistaiure of' this 'tate. reluative toc thei ieduectio~of the per diem. >f thae membacrc of' that body teing redeed. af er the aieisien ad el ached ticertaina nnmtber si days. We at the time, w efa pineion that ienee a ho we're so anaxionas for short ,eewssi, icneild fludi it dsfdientelt 10carr itaic exeeutin hetir wisehe~e. if the. remnedy tea he esie-d csagnid nateriaelly elfeet thce'selves. By the fl'eliewine: aarrmgrapha frsea thce Charleaten 3l- renry. we in that whtent the sow begetnySpa. thecy e' ereasined to get rid of il, ini asshort a manmcer a poible.I " The Le'gieilature or Virpnin some tiaete ine enacted a foolish law to reduce the I' pay of eimb~afeer rean lay from' thae rommeneement t echgession. As the day approac'hed, theybega to 1iv qualms. which sympioms comnitied with manifest aggravation, tll linnlig iheycould .1ug .' longurdatadget week ty to. 'pea the bill by. large- majcrir e and wiW ttiost edifyinidespatrh. We have nest witneesedl such 'celeriy of legislastilm 4ince Congress passed the hill to proviie for the pay ofihe members." Dissodliawofe Cabinet.--Tbe correspon denca ofthe l Sun says: "Thi-re are good groecmda. to expect a dipesadiion - ol the Cabinet. before the adjourn menI of tihe session. Wepball nt npon uincer tainty eaak of the why and wherefore. To panader is& gaping coriosity, as not aeur part le tIum, as it will, realize mr prediciono." Co(tta.-The Charleron 31erenry of de 1(ki Jest.. contains the ftollowineg hints to Slerchlant and Planters, which we think ought t.e be paid attention to. - The merchants and planteri are likely, from the straggling andl confusted arrivals with verbel tor very imperfect accouncis ofr the English market. too ferm an enegerat eel nittiin tf the fall in coston. 'Tlhe let ser toy the "Clvle''announced a eeline wince then we have had five or six arrivals. brinoging oi Liverpoool elate" 10 or 12 day, forwnrd, and each one anounucing a fall in cotron. But there is nothings, fficiently authentic to be relietl nlton in business, it is nut certain that they dec not all refer to the sane decline anntoneed by the .Clyde.' l is hetter to %nit for parti'nlars. One thing hocwever is certain. Ilar the ship. ments of coetotai this season are are .ily .oi of proportion to the snpplv, indincaing I grieral fear ocflower prices, anal oif them selves equire sufficient t prisoluce them 'e test the crap by the snpplly-in Eu rope they judge it bcy the imports." COxSELJCATLD. Ilaving recently attended a large meeting in Abiseville District, I wvas in famtiili.er convervi tion with uany gentlemen of both parties. all of w ham expre'sed their desire that Dr. S. I' Cmsvrwosuld become a candidate for a seat in the next Legislature. Front their warm expres. sions of friendship, I think ie ought by all means, to comply with the ardent wishes of Isis personni atid political friends. and sufl'er his name to be placed before them. A FRIEND. . st March, 1642. For the Adrertiser. FIRE!! FIRE!!! Mr. EDtcon-Ilavital pernsel with mnch pleasure and gratification, hlie commt unicaion ef you! cerrespotedeut - Water" wthich aip. peared in the Advertiser of the 9th inst.. utpone the expediency of establishing a Fare Cimpa ny its this vilinge ; and fechon; convinced that his remarks, upon the necesity of sontme more s*jPnt means of relief, must meet the approba iase'e'- ery reasonable person, who has an in. -"a 'ake in thia matter; it is not neessary e time and space in spinining ont to h the arguments advanced by this. it will be seen, has made time heading to his comeutaicatiotin tiad with the exception that it is 00a Mar e ft d scale, and to ais that "a. Wer," so far from re-arding it as an act of plaga. rism, will appreciate n--:notive wshichi has led hima to tnaike use- of' it. The priieiee~nl de'signe of ihicb-Om~nunicatio~n gal ttgnest some plait by whiccc nnds may be' rais, d senthicie'c.t to purcchase acn L'---tm and nceceseeary apepara' us. It is evideci. ilhat nothing can be expceCd freen asur Trown CouccI. as ct' receipts arN eucall. andl its disheirnees hcary. Tos ahaad 'ourcea len enn. or should we leeok fur aastt ane., but those who lavce pcrope'rty at stake', ic dia idlually. irely ntne It is thasue n heo hcie andI ewn proiperty in the pre cinctc of the coarlpo ratioca. theni sheould be awake toai ei- nater. Anid. twill ilhey spcuri wlthe inifterenice, thce clej at cinch a lproject, anid perhc~ps, lsea i nlctale procperty. when a t-w dollars. approperinte-d een setasen mtighct ueave it frcom destunctionc. Cant theay not be enc.'de setnsible' of d:entter ecttil thc" liest rafier eof the'ir hablizerioin shall htie ci'ilen by the devouering~ elemte't. ande cimehgi, ath the riiee bencea-h.nall shall hcave bennuciie n mttni deritm: heapc oft tatte's. It aloe' norc faco.-n as a nece-sary casequ'aence,. that bucani-e thce hcav' e'sc'apedl thcus tar withouiet inejery. c ha' thes~ 'A' .aways do cto. Aiccther impolertant coansaier~.. te tao be irgced is, ilee m.:.te' wahicha mti:.ht be' saved, sir the greae'r puirt of.ele lsa .s cowc pacid by ecanty ter icnucriance' sa.st lice. Ii'. getod anal cl'tients Fire Comtipany3 a inc exi.tece.' ocir pripeet i:htci h e' incscrail lfr ta irilltg aten. ine comlparisont nAith cte p anae'c tates. Why is it thni: thce rates of'eecserace are so meneah hi::her with ucs. tha tey' ace icn ('char lestoin air Augusta ? It is simcply b.'cauise n e are unprotae'cd. Mnch mcore nieight he staid ini favor of thies suibject, but enocugh has beeni euaid alrady tee comnaince anty reasoteable, retlectiing intd of its imcportantce. Let a suibaertptiei paper be c'itr'cul~ted aranRng our citizens, and if thce writer is ntit gietly' dle ce'ived, in suppeissing thcat putblic sperit taaeg us, lias ecoi yet gonce to itb fieal res, hie wishes will be c~ncateda. atnd the obcjaet of thcie com-. mctnie'ntiont accompjlished. len tics place of'- a ladder and a backet of"- water" we shall have a good pcimcp ine thecentre of the publlic sqntre, wleieb of itself' wouild afforad grceat accanommoa., tion to the citizemit, te cia) nothing of ane efliciet "Fire Comopanty" and a good ENGINE. Mail Robbery -The Soimb western naail, an ics ay murm Milleedgeville. (a. - tee ihis: place, was ra'cbedl at Pitnckicey ler ry, din the Union side, by the driver, a man taited Wiclliam~ Lcehthn, who has been at r'eted, and placed in Untioni jail. Twenty, letters were Found locating icc the river, but hiere was no evidence of' any monev sent,4 Jrity two dollart, frcm [Laurens, 9. C,I eshich wa, lundcc oncis persotn, with onec '-tier re'guiarly muost marked, Irami Clorki- I c ille', Ga. Toeo ci.uch praise ennctcot Ihe ;wnirae d in lice post ntiuster, a Pinc-knev. Mlr. Aleriader, and Col. Bradlley, feet the ocmp eans they took to bring the ofi'en ler to jsame- - Mi Durn~*~a i839, b EI . made the gestatio Wf1ow. a. wervation for several yeas, and gives as follows: I at 24 days, Goat 2Wdays, I 2a W..27. 4 "23 to239days, 43" % 7- 242. -50 45- 20 12 '' 2>-2 '' 23 290 13s "2 - 270 311 6,9 --71 -' 27d -6 3. '.1 days. 10 3-7 VO -44 #4 eto29dayV, 29 1 '' 3214- '5 47 "r- "WitOW 4 at 33day, 3W - 22#4 6 A FRI ND. Tir Courts of . pp. -_-he- L.iw Court iif Apprals a.!j...riaeol. yei.I..Cday. after it k-S5efifi ciriul~ fuur ~ ~..h~vina iimde ltl little inplre-siaun ti iht Cit% l)..eket. unasa,..fi .1A t Ine ,af-CeeIoi 11 ii.c suj. Iryfrapirs. stol tine Ca-ro lef.'re III- Coffits o1' Err#nt.. 'Lne ;suitunmrflo o~a- renadered uaeces-airy by ilia alepr&P;nciftn, Spjrsu2 Cir. itts4 The Euity Court fo Appeals will Ceet to-inurrsw. to reAa d their etdnions. afl ad esrli. -(hAdeson Courier. Te Bank Case.-The C ur of Errnrs Liraeiiiisand ener-ed. ybe..tredy. lin: the lirrk or Cinrlestui haa l not -orreited its uharer by ii .st pennr ohf spreci r y mnerits in 1S37. Tii decisioo wet,. hautedloon The Etsnel rt o fet cppicsing mch sus 1or~in fitt hav~e last.: e-ouuc sf ffriizri., te m2i.latire of the Sinae had rnleand the uoorf.iere. I. oy uriaers.ln2 the carter T the Bank ia se;!. mnd thereby recog unanimt n-S serid. yetnr dornoratitn, ifter fhe a lesn h n f orfeitere. 2. By adopt. ur the b itnrt ,rhein utaspi tee or ay mens neae:,. i Id37. which iinistibed oin p-yenion of ha t e.uir. The ank of Urhrleslii ank inot s.anjped in Ib . and iti i sinnger iste erorrpo rae. ulitougt it in, ,eftiivee (oi Ttccept gut, proii)' iins of the anti tu-prtriln t i.,% orisit. rlhi4 iieri'ien, it will be Perceived. . eturI a res-.ls pro. tein to i. eporr r hi om. itee of whiys imloPi.le.i ai : o7. w hich . like hep anik 4f Charle-ton. rejected the Ac of 1840. Chancellor D nohot. lpediident of the Cur. asonecu thept ithe cae n tint mhe Ianik of Seatit Cureilina Tis ecsrlero it be re.rctiodn i oi the i-ir han y s ne next heh4 inpd of leCni if Error. at Cahlikmh;:I h Nnvemb * fle:n. e je t the ase woilt in argu~d hefoaree nfPll bench. .Jadn,e Earle. id Chanellor. Johot.n. r.ving fheen prectided Ir-iim -iotitg on the lnte argu Cnt. an noekhtilders in the 13nek of Charleston. The 6ain questinn. whe-ther fi.enina kspecie fnyietil per se workd a eorre ure rnn tak charter :yf ritenon law is herefore sCll undefid. r: anti the only inkt tow Neineet. f ein it are the Bak ul preneh Carolina, atin the State Bank. t hinh taker itidtsin hnm itasie Han ifu )fact mr the Jury.-Charleston Courier Murer.-A letter ro.n eerfuntS.Cin afuscie tatnnehe seninfn wre a for~ei are ofla ghankcarte noeeieo chimo awe is hssera eestllunei.d : auIndi lhe onay ank the. conscm en ed liis are thieank tf : tijhorinlln anudn te Stmate Bas'nk. i ie istteran inatituion hnd madhe lni isut >ffacsrt the tJury ~v.---Chair.ln riuere niht. ear.- 'Anssn let r hi Be dir.(. )us naf.oms hi tataneh pat.feinful eitemenstt renle, here. acrscnne ofia~: the eaciln Pre~..dnar-snoil iie iatnn ct .he. ifee wai -co5 lrn. hme sr rev.ufenin nor duhi ringh siht. 1eahe mn-' hae r hi the niel he ay. fren. his bdy twne tr hmel' in b auu pind tn lo::e i-il eel~ t h~~tie)en bre f te skeull rEl:red, and te tm ett of Thempand wa'' seielars-n aditlmt~ f arahnthronh i andi.:' fortiuwn-. the tern.. ef the ieguse. ie ha.] that ei hadiu an nhiei'-1tion winh hi, Inra er .uiis <truck him;:nl and '"'r crcm ..taneve om' sie to, light tilsing e ,nte pirenimptioun sf thec csnili or the hatre' he hnti' beene urr-aed .eld imp ri.emned for iria. -Cho~rhrstan Mfercuiry Sihn. .oi sflfi' e ntei r.-dl id* Ansgsaura, en Stniwhnv ?ei;:br bac. '. ihi re-nited in los u' lifte. It ac ppeor'.. n,. for a.' we have been ab' t oIr 'eeri e thle pn rtieilsrs. th:et at ihti i hi c'-lck on the ni&i caf Sund~ay. a young cion af lihe ntame of lutchint~on. a 'lurk iun ai store, was walking thnrough IBru il-,treer, ;ad when nearly oppaosite Lrnnback'se Coffee Heuu-e. ihe was accosted a :a veuni n.:nmim. an enginier on to Geor zia RiL linu. ofl the tiame or \Ie hlillent, lh-.-en whuimn and iI thiere was wie ill recline.) '. ho decimanided if his name was Ion lutechison. A eleniali of the name uvi' namde, with the ohject, it is supposed, ,l avoidling a eulilisam. Mce'%illen then said. that wans hi'. n~ime ;an ismaing him my nhe c~llar. .ctr-isek hium na bleow si the face, i t the samne nime calling Olin for -nime of him -ornnadeals. in the act of repeating ti'e iloaw. EInuchinason direw a howie knife. with which he hade proviided hitmself, in the reans oft baeing atteke'd. .ued pluniged it intos he left -ide. on' l'MInlle~n, under the ninth ia. M'M1ille~n fell. exclaiing that he was tilled; sta'. tasken up andl carried into the D~aff'er Ileause, where he expniredl in ahnait 'wanty nminiutes. Ilutchiunen his since leapt esut of the way of the authorities.-' We 1:ive the ablove statement as we receiv -dl it, andl there smay be moone errors in the tariculare. The Augsta papers will Itaubtless. netice the mnatter.-Car. Cottr. Tr mperance in Charlon.-T he friend. nfl'Tmperance in the city, 4eemt of Ig .1 have awaked up a litnie; and uinly not toucaryinntheda tsari in the can.'e.T kinale is rendering. ase-and there he city from N or, who ein~ osian, and 7 . pith the drid himl to Ira ved ru' Ihe pr F rorn ene Andi v ile with which I 9sold he remesiihered much remaiso he done It is stared in I-e 194iael thao Jnder Are-Iidiaid R andall. of his bee nenniuat-d to the Uniedr Sensae. by one "re-sleent. a J11ige ' Ea iern Diestrict aor Peo a its fill the' v;1nc1 stccadonedA by the ifewlh of Judge Hlo pkinison.-Charlestlon Coarir, L.ok out Jir them!-We bre good rea sns for helie ng, that vArious schemes are in prepsaratioes. naafng toe Whigs and variou,soi disant Delerrats. hing for their comubied objlcd she restoration. of Col. Presion to power aw favor in this S:ate. We are no nat liberty inay more jtist now, boit much mintakeis if those who Z ~r wide awake do n-it see sone of the pl . emrz ents f them he.ore long. Caroolinian. Political.fovCments.- A rran gement are in progreut in % athington, it is reported for te purpose of bringing 1r. Clay out or tshe Pr--ea itssi yshe msoanth of April, He is to e oamin.aed by a Sesrate Conven in. in New York abou he middle of next mott. North Carolina is tit fllow suit, and several other States are to ikll in as e-arly an practicable. The pliticians have uid yet aennd up their mins respect ing the Vi-e-Preosincy. Fron 110e Charlesto Mercury important * in Washington. -News or; rove tr he mai of Snaturd.y, That on Tusye the e in-nte. vthe Supreme Coert the United Sne- decided aat the lans of the Northern Sttts greing trnal by juy to ur fugitives Slatei. tr re uncost tutional. *1 bis I- a most important deci ivn, and well bring Abtonlism into d rece, legal tondeet with the Union. and we trust willthen appear ta. when stripped of all digitises. and all advetitious aid, they are but a beggarly party. The coind et of Mr. Adaims and his tail (Mr. Giddintgs.) has already presented the saimse eursit it more popular shape, and we think it apparent thas the great bodyof the Northern people are outraced at the preoentation of petitions to Congress to dis-olve the Union. We may perhas have cause tathank these demnsgoges. - disclosing their oibjectts so snon. for it is certain tha ts.e Ndrthern Whig party just ss feel renarksebly awkwserel about the braherhood of thee incendiaries. Mr. Webster'. Leiter to our Minister in I-nlansd touching eh. casenf the "Creole," .stwtaining a t does tao ex plicitly andl ably, slh ecrine, oif the Southern statesmen 'un that qusestan, cannuut fail tot have a eonswiders bleel'ert. vn hich jided iahaleady taparenut: and we learn froam a source co .iiled t full canfidence, that it is ander -stuod ini Wa.shiugtan that the princigles .45id dawnu in thaa Letter will he nekncowl -dgelI and acted uponi hay the preet Brit "is Adinisetraetin. Insspnrtsunt Judlici Decision.-At the Court ofel h e r a'sal Iermniner for York ..mnt', P'enylvantia. A pril term. 1d39. ~Eidward P'ragg in ith naebes) was indicted .nder a statuae of Pensnsylvsania .,fthae year l8-.19 for :epprehen-sdaogassd carrying to t he .+te of .\larv lain. a naegru-wesuma, claim d as a slave. w ishs the initention ton hold or to sell ..id paerwmi a, a 'lae for hfe, which by t6.u estatute. iesuamade a felony, punisha tle by a fier- ef no4t le..s shhtn fiv hundred noar mare thas a slihajaend dollars, and -awreoever I. impagrsosmenti at hard labor iar -'at Iess thana ,cee nor more than teestymle vear'.. The samae sltatute .abounds m el enactussents for correla tive featences. Upan ibi indirent.ti P'rigg was tried. aen.I aaspeanl verdicjt '-'aurmed by the jnry, Ulnelaas tta. fcui that th il-rsin appreben ded~ had concse itt Pecnnsyweania some somec titin . 4tl; shnt .et the ttunae, nnd long he-fore. she hadl been a slave for life utnder the law-s of .\erylandl to a citizen of that State; that P'rig was duly and legal lv cou-atiu'ede the aegenr of 'said citizen so applrehiend the abeconeding slave, and did naprehensd and caarry her hack into .Mary usnd so her oet%.r.-andl payttg the direc tion of the Coaurt as to ste lsas of she case. Ugsn shi., verdlict a pro forms judgtment was givens fear hae Commonwehth a Priua, and t case being carried u Supareisne Court oft he State of P nit, ste judlgmsent of the Courts 5 here' aflirmaed. An appetal to the Saupre [iied Stases na ta Meredtith andai Jaha Commaiesioners ant of anrvlia-dl. The judlg the I nitedi Commoan which* the theref