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. vt;..: ID ~ 'te amabrnle in fewNeoig-f ob 1.1 ona liyof this Dituia, will 'e ( b badeW*ak day.) for dim PrPo"e .ri~ihob1)es~atI w attend tue -State 8U7 Th'dOvcU o. Gorgia 6as ajpblut. eh is Fr i3k*%cxtjobechimerved &b "WJap aueas. vast d~Ab 6th iroL. ~ Ue~Si3Wda rtico of the Demwotic 6d~ ~betle~~abeuztCougreiou. .1~o~haihjeLGen&~ IL ROM was B 3m. 1.C. Ft#,J. G. flemnog, and Ocmea , wu Una . "ooly re.eledto - c ~-Nid~.W@ iaded(saysthe 11am. a sEact thes city. if - -=11-w"o -latlows to th wan .~$7. liealytin whole ot tie canin hee *~ed~a~yd~far, we do ,not h*Akha there anenote dim ddogs in the iy worth jon.uLWa a fr greate vqAMtanbeo *t aamsh3 iciPawtin GIF Dnbumeeic cadidawe biat 86dithe 'Cl.i Mealg-The NY. Y&preser'4ten4 t smies thait essne.j ,kWa*ra er ame abamndant than. at present'. 10olfrIigs at ak have fallendewo ta very trifling oun. Cobd paper is take '.street at ee pet 6&ni promim. T@qpance.-The Balthiaore Anwican, in giving an account of the Temperance Cele bration which took place in that city on the 5th inst., in bonor of the 3r4 Antniversary of the Washington Temperance Society, says: -The prweaeion wai large, extending in length probably three quarters of a wile. It was a spectacle highty impositag. and .amracted tho'uands orspectators, ofall clases.yn'nsg nall kid, wrale and fimale, who congre,6tP4 it; Jten avemsentsa de windo - ihoira cligi jopositionsfor.obtanT aViet of the ,Mn meese Tewprance ariuy, as it .anaedI onwacd anidst sweling musie idt flowing biannur. The Legislature of Michigan adjourn'ed rine die on the 9th- inet. The sunit in portant measure of the ses-sion, iq the act for the liquidj.ion of the State Debt. it legges thep'roceeds of the public works 9, th pay ment of izeterest and provides for the levy of a dieet tax .in 1845. under the authority of the Auditor General, to make up aby deiciency. Auacs-T', March 20. Potnd Dead.-A han calling himsell W. A. Smith. apparently so'ut 25 or 30 yrtiml 'ering i pair of green spec es, arrivd 10.i s Cy on Friday nl lass, fom C Re ton. ad tuok lodgings at tlmigle 'Lt Phenix lI0tel. O-tlie ktemnoon of Monday he Wwalked otfti'tdt Itua not -en about the hotel again during-ihe eveiiing or nighf;oand in the worning of Tuesday usm.eseqpuiry max mado -aftri him, sa -he seemed not to be easirely iAneprobaIlly laboring under de lirinta' trementi wienst ds .asie that a man hal been found deal. sitting atainst a Isice in the lower end or the cit v, who. n anoalifn ',@ascovercd ia be Mr.d t . A eIwaim u1 ferrjg4 ai'I aiftr an ex ?rtitoa .f -his prsoq, and fiding jorn it monef, a watch and other valuables, wi(hoht 'oy mark of violenaec rendered a tefdlt 'tha e htj I come to his death by the iet of Tui. . he corpse ws subse. queitly intered vitih appropriate religioum ceremony is. the city cementary.-Chron. .ba1 aUserzho n g StirIlj lately iN K0a4.Cmasty. Tenese declared ini - !pr j the :election' of Delegates to hi .emqcratic Convention.: by the people sbpmselves in their primary assemblages, mnd against-their appointment by Siste Legielaturew and State Conventions.. ond pled ed themselves.to the snpilorl of-4he Candidates. whom the satnred senti a11' of the Demoeratic party.ain accor daneo vith itaong estabrished usg.hall by a Cormaentioaensonably called indicate as the most suitable caudidats.-Char keta Meretty. Nlaa .'eJsean -fronh th'd Philadel phit 1U SQseale, that the Secretary o uig Navy contemplates desperehingr the frigate Brewlywine. three sAnops of war, and tusbo t Uatdt Mh (diaakseas. aO MeiSneiW 6d n h eominadraut slb 6Mi mjandroni thai t apwlhrfe~edveti'sto *1e.ltia'aptalI 8trfhgamod~ tiesttiilo di t'en 6. devet indthadt th'e eme 1Misau kvill leave WasL66.p "Oil .Tanspevaisee ankl idigitn.- i as sia' ted by the papers nut'king ~'gti tts.nt there were dipwarals or thirteen tinusuand Tetio ttfedi4d~tandq's the -ota~I abatineneq ple..,in the citynf Baltidtiire. , The foI p~n~~dragraph shows a sti~;n.nine:i deae-i 'he numberof new churdtse, rising in the shine city, Dloes it not kiok like: csse ond elhei -Char. Melr. -' Ne Chnreea.-There are in progre of dantrritil lhcss than thirteen (and perhaps meore) chureches in various piart: of the city of Bal timore. Some of thsose aoligErly corihaletedl, while others havc beets but recen~tfy'btilt. Mystdriou.-The Frcederiek, (Mld.] Ieratld, states that on) the. niht of the l'e instadt, nainis caletat 166 innan ofMr. Aamlmutralll tea'r Li~urty, ntd infurnied hiin tiat two miren -6'tside the-hosise ind ted tt, 69f1Vtis.'' 16ri B. w('otntan tiade a search, biut e'odtid tat'see any .one Tb. stranger thek rjus'ted thtati eight stay al lthklh 'das ~ d Ea Jief lthe thorninj hsa nrn mai ikid Mr. .NshsiiQ tke; 'dn'itiat geniti'o ian -r'fsfin 'it iasiadf tat ho sh6L6E keepi It.'he epiedi that lbau pd use fi i, as heq had not long i'lied;'t'i& wenl ofi'1eaving tirinehey behios.~ The Brii * "A prerie'" ?i lini'. aut ~I'ar ilnen jbrnai',that three ships, . iU4C tJ!e4y, 42D064ti ut en, te.A qEpQ%.qpq, atod 1k64tgi pf3 ,tolps. ;eahot; to proeedgt~ Sibrda Lepaagp.~be el Weorno'afries d ateprpoe o pnteag,.neges. foe t~~Ch~ es. lie ohliienondestiatie u~'5 tt namel is .aqsaict hescond al tputo her cargo- in::Guiana, the af~ .Triznidad. eTlissgres -that traetc.ofraaidrnheIeWet indies and o.her co~i'rags-ruh is shaves because England has..set heresmemost ataong the naties-ui .pwipprew-th bslas1ve trade. They are called "epprentigs;' dbqg&IhdifdiddaWn 'lheltlakters-for forn~easd asiiat lndof'thoe terur they are.io-. ggie~ 'with \ a cortaisi surp berqaettwuistahiers. 3 - SaawI a rmnt.-Th. sanewI'3 * bpiwffieb eighttpaq ton, .tita'average ~ sd c~ro 'f.e'igbi fet, a.o.ds trawenens te areahi~e to wholee oudSate d Aelbank, for their herins andl we eles,. in ordeet rn a afaf p ' Wn.J lum Joural, Baa lt av a ' gos.t-t Frm te CArWussana wrpr. Fork,, UAd,:pad CAeser..-We copy from the Yorkyille Compilcr, the follow. ing notices of proceedings. relative to die approaching .Democratic- State Conven tion: In accordance with the recommenda tion of the Democratic Republican Party of Charleston, at a late meeting, the citti zens of York District aro requested to meet at the Court. Hdnse, on.tb first lon day in May. to appoint Delegates to the State Convention to be held in Columbia on the fuunh. blonday in the iame month, who shall determine the mode of selecting Delegates to the National Convention in Blay 1844.for shiedomination of President cud Vica'Prosidcnt.br the United States. CdESTES, AprillO. The citizens of Chester District, held d neeting for the purpose of appointiag Delogates to the Stite Couvention. in be held at Columbit on the 4th hMonday in May next. On motion of Mr. McAlily, M5ajor Eaves was called to the Chairand Wm. A. Walker requested to act as Sec. retary. Mr. bIcAliley moved that a commiptee of five be appointed to report to h isteeting on the first Monday in. 'May, what course be- think proper to pursue. 'he chair proceeded to appoint the fol. lowing gentlemen as a comntittee, viz r Samuel &cAfilev, S. 1). Barron. Dr. J. Douglass, J. B. MeCully and W. A. Wal ker. On motion of Mr. Baron, it was Resolord. That these proccedis'gs be publi.hed in the Yurkville Compiler and Souath-Carolinian. The meeting thea adjourned totbe first ausnday in May. N. R. EAVES.Chairmas. W. A. WAia'sa, Secretary. .U ssoTsvsLLc. April 8. At a public meeting, held at This place on last Sale day, toe following resolutons riere passel : rsaofred, That we approve of the call of a-State Convention in Columbia ott the fourth )louday in lsay .neit. to consider the subject of she coming election for Pre. shl:ent and Vice President of the Uited States.. Rest!ved That a Committee -f nine teen be nppoinfed to draft a report and resolutions expressing the views of the Dcmuocraiie pairty of Uoin District, and recommending delegates to aisend the .Convention in Columbia to lie submitted to s adjourned meeting tt this place, ot the- first Munday in May next. Resoired, That. rhe Chairman be re questerd.t ivo.Uoice Its fho people of i him D~sstritt of the proceedinags of this mseet mIng. Resolred, That .his meeting, stand ad journed to the first Nonday in May next. YMna the Srputalot. The Thundir of old Tammawy.-The 'Democracy (if :he city and county of New Yok, nasembled at Tratrnany flail, on Thursday, the 6th inSt. to pass upxon the nomination for Mayor, Made by the nomi neting conmittee. The ilon. Stephen .llen, a distinguished veterans in the Re -pbblican tanks, presided at the niceting, which all oeounts agreh in represeuting aeonioof te rgest'and Most csthuslas *iie ever held 11 that thy. The nomina tion of-.the Hni. Robert H. Morris,' the present uprigTati'n -Ctent .cn;nb.. -wu'smnimeonsly 'appented of. Mtc so yexzal eloquent and spirited addisses were ny6,t'ohe'fulloiiinr, important declaration of principles relative tu the Democ-ratic Natioggi Sparvedaiicaas prnresea by Mir. Waddell,-and wasa~dopued by accia mation: Re~slded.' Thnt in the npinion" of thi:, meeting,. the Democratic National Cen. vention for thq nominations of candidates for Presid.nt and Vice President of, thin United States, to lie supported by the Detmterats in 1844, shall be hell iIn the month of May. ortlbat year-and that eachs Consgressional dsutrict shall elect its ownt delegnte, to attesnd in por.uns, and vote in nco'urdancee with the wishes of hsis Cotr sti'uent.. This we belieie so be strictly Demt,.cratic. To sow the spirit in w~hich this wias .reeeiver.,. we qspute the following bsrief re. port oft Ar. Wnsddell's remarks fromt the New York Heornid. -- look' (veid Mr. W.) on this re-solutions am the most imp'orsant whdh cossld bie p'e'ente~d to the crucible of .ygusr discern isyt uent..- (Qheers.) ,lacasethids be adoptdd, at. it 'sqild.. the-chivaslrouse and pasriotie s'tateedtnn aifithe Sotith, JOlhN U. CALIH OUJN, will recei,.e the j'astice dlue to him. (Trremendious cheering eries of 4:bree-mnsre." which was Dccor.. dingly given.] It is in this way, fellow. entirens,-that we shall crush for ever the massny-headed hydra of WVhiggismnd es. Itatblish tfor ever the tiod prinetipfes6( De rmoeiaey. [Great cheerinig4 *IThie.Reuh.-Ahore we have airen the bomnnert.it which tho Demnodracy of New York went into ap.contest. Trho Whir, .heisted 'that of -'linrf .Clay and a Na tionul Bank'." 'he resslh is mos; grat ilv Itie. ' Thie Imscraby have- elected thelr .11Mavor by the almost unpa'r'ilelcd may'nri !y o' 6000 votes, tands flve earried their coungil jke~itn 13 of.7 wards intowhich '3fnrims oJfu4is Mledln.-Peruin erne- ata~t:ssg.;#:securagemnenL.--keep1 your senper-zegglphey lev-sure in m~eyazd alti'atinager..ggne .'ork on hand-he pouctual anid never' procrastinate-never bin.ad ilusrry-ptrestve self-pomwession, and dlor't heo talketi into conviehiotq-rise early ;dd bene. ecahodilst of tims-r--main lain -digsnisy witht -the appearance of pride, maimmer in somrehuing witti evety' boy, anad everything with sonig-he ' sed in discourse, attentive 5*ed slow to-speak rsey#s, acquiesce irn itstoral or pernsicious opihone-lie not forward~so assign reasons to those 'ybpflavono -righst to ask--.hinks naoth'angenectvaet saqimupedrant swlidndif fetent#-ritidis~eitantifoline vtexain ple-practa'eousrac temuperance, and in all your transnettoentamember the ainal ne co5as. punisuhpd l riat wheneveraby 1rt ca4 ~f : t 'i -h h in i a k e b i a smoke for :t sn earnedt. ~lsSaturday week someetaisil canght George e'n Georg& iad beentwiee warned uw d ett. the ,ofdal dewermines 'by Genre** B ie. should be the onesequence :., c Who marehed GeorV,'to tbe Powie, where &he Itagistraie fined-himn two ddflars and costs for each offene,; amounting to about teu dollars. - Ans Ike C*adestec CsWrer. -T At a special coemmunication of the f. W. Grand Lodg df Ancient.Free Masons or tie State of South Caroiia, held xithe hia sonic Hall, in the City of Charl.ston, on ihe 15th April. A. D. 1843.: A., .. , the foi lowing ifreamith id resoictilous ere nani mibu'ly aedo "ted. ..I iereis y tot an a'll-vwie. ad -insernable Providence. our Grand Mas tat, General.EDWARD H. EDWARDB. has been removed from -his stateo, labor. Irial and snf'ering, to dt better lodge where the divite refreshments are enjoyed. Therefprc. eisofred, 'hat in the. d th of our Aiost Ciorshipfdl GIid Master. is Grand Lodge ald th; Alasoiie Fraternity l arn the Ins, of one who his kong been constant in hit attend nne. cruplona in his observance of the re latioid. andsolicitutes t torampacate bght and inetruction;. and who has discharged the important duties of Grand Master, with great dignity and intelligence in the mysteeics ot our art. Reloecd. That ii: the death of Brother Ed wards the Mauetnte Fraten-y lament the logi of a devoted Miaioon, a generons public spirited citizen and patriot. .and tliat we will cherish Iis memory as one in an einnent depred ent: tied to the Idve, esteeci, and respectful regard of. Al. Roeslird. That in the excellence leich con stitutes the true Alasonic,Brother which cimo bles. mnan in the varions relatiolis of life, our late Grand Master has shone a most em.inent eXemplar. and tit the iectsrctinn of his ma anonie character shall efert d holy infinence on hissurvivors. &wRedd, h'at as n'token of respect and.es tesee fr ouriAate Grand. lasteir. %% hes wall "thq general favorite assi.die general friend," the mainnprs of this Grand Lodge, and of the s9 hnrdlnate Loslges under iii juisdietlon. fil wear the usual badge of nsourning for thirty dav. 'RessIead. That ror the sam enanse this hall be dressed in the habiliments of sorruow at each meting bf die Grand. Lodge during the ma sonc ye.ar. Resileed. That the Alembers of this.Grand Londgeudosincerdyeeyiympahise with the beriav e41 filuy ftnd r. teives of ont deceased bro ther. 'Wi'er ies afflictive dispensatin. And ihat the Grand Secrstary he instrected to traisinit to theite a copy of these resoldtions. RraleI. That the preambles and resolutions be Iceublished ins els papers of ths city. F. A. DECHLR. Ast. Gr. Secretary. IIYMElNEAL. The silkra lie that biads t:e willing hearts." MAARRIED On the Pth inst. by the Rev. D. D. Brenson. JOs ItOCuKL.. Esq . to MliaN C1tARLsrL Cocaulit, all or this disteiet. . On the 2Ethk ll. in St. Matthew's Parish. by the Iter. Mfr.Johnson, Gui. F C. IlaxrTen. .p Mlis M.raT Et.tzaLIBt, daughter of tie late John bijeCord. El.; - OBITVA11. Died. at his residencein Richland -Distrlct, Bwswxas TiuzwxL.. 'Ar. Esq.. fur many years Tax Collector of thd histriCf AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE: . EN, CtHrAP.AD-VALuAsLar. vioRK. Thtee underoigtied p'en publishing, an oniibsa sntlielent numiser of Sbiseribens ae -ohtainled to warrant the espeis, a' monthly perindicalser aglit large octavo pages, devoted exc~naitrly to Aricenltural and forticulttel information-andl sehothieer mattran may .particularly. interest de Piister aued Farmer, at * er ko r centS per sand. .. ht WiMe be asomely priead, on fino yager, srie sby inhed th n o c quiered iat their r,.gsectieve uflicei lsy the iiddlie or latter end oif 3Mav. as jisproposed to is.iee No Sulacipionudue until:~ the eccipt of the ed rne..posible t6' the esnticser of copics ur dered-l-th~e aemount to be'then recemitted. Aiiy one forwardig Firne Dollare free of post.-. will be entitled ty elsot copsies. UT Ail Letters and Comemur~ications to the E~dir. idte lhe post paid. ID Eduitors in the Bouth will please untiese the eneteprise, atnd bcy pumtsliehincg tlic Adver tiseenet, will be entitled to chel remniher tetion I cani affotd-a copy thwrk CTTil. B\PTIST UilN~iTtRAIL CONPEIri:NCE, will me':: act l0 o'clnek A. M., doc theeFridlay befcre' use Fiflic end's Day in the pr'es.-nt uconth,. (Aprit.) at the .Monazt Moriab ls niistCrch 'i Abbefallec Disinrt. . ., n.iLiiMB.JOflNSON,.Ch'.... A pril Zt, l1c4% _ -,. . 0 ineciaj - Extrnet fromct I3aring'. Brothers &r Cn'e. Circi lar dated Lwaaenor.. nreh 2:T 1d43. Thcere has beatsc a, fair buiness itiggteon ' eour last, and thr cngas~e basshcowwceorec rrmcceas undler the rcent hes'v~y imports than muight have been experted;t bncygts haue. hocw ever, oitaie.d sonu'e alighcteoeesion, partice. larly ipe u:e niiiidhk/g acta lower qualities of A merican, which have been the most freely of fered. fear fair- Upiladatd Aldbjile alda the quati~ton.is again edteedio dili. ihentjily iles avecrgge aMsnlA4500 bales,.antigewe enn-. lmne forece:Ve *er V aroabl& accotunts fresm thse thanufactniicfstg .'ts. an'lecreased de. nmand, from the trade may be issoked for. The prsen~Cct Mtock of envtton in this port e6deeda that ofrlast year at this tine by 150,000) bales. - I -iHaessico.April 18. Cotto.-The demand continue's limited, and prices re'msin at fanner g~atotin., .The.x treene prices to dayars 4.to6g cents; principal sales -tito 5Acents. ,. .- r &enge.-On 9harlesson. Savanenah, sand the NorthIcontnu t i.-Jeu fL. these whlo have phil atdit:Iiiio hei tion giren tinder our emmeleresIhdad-wiW bare seen. there heas been so far a good feeg manifested in all the American saas fr coion, thcough the imepf'or nnep ey dot of much impoitane-.. TW i isr e note doueled owing to tibli'diaid fd aegh. cd it the belief that the rlitIhltie of te raw materalhad's" nd its inistism.'Thlibda always been eurbpinion~senwhbnesticki-' eng the crop of thaen year at 2.gin300.balds. Ir then the dc .its lowest int, prove withi a crop estimlead at. less than dhat. Coinina. Wc agee.w b Ns~o', that presentprice aitoId be 'maiania,' ,lco..l. uaa tashl .aonc.. lconed h.e..reei ed by the steamer otle *li instant; but we do not agree with others, who expectan advance *oprieses 'y befrcmstaaces a"nd events whi amt exeree much indvnce on Oh coOnS markets in Enrupe Wate happeped$ l'ad are known. In the first place. however small may be the crop now in process oflant ing in this country, there will benon of it for tihe consumpton of 1844, with the Inge stock that will remain on the Ist of January, unless the consumption is greater than has been cal ulated on. In the second place, a creased demand. for cotton manufActures will depend on the arrangements made by Grea Britain iith China. If hostilities are renewel in that quarter oftie globie, another depressiot Is inevitable iti the British Mianufacturng die tricts, which espect to find in China a consi detable- demand fok their goods. All these cirdumstances may have some influence ot the cotton nmrkets, not only during the to mainder of this aeason, lint doring he' opera tions of the next year. The only quarter ti which. we may look,'with afasor le hopes, n the continent of E.nrb.: Whii'e a greater con, suaoptioth ia etpect with iidre certainty,:ta ettiin goods, and of poursit a grpater demanid ('or the raw material. othe.uita time the price of-the raw material win duetnate. but ii cpnnot.go down much lower th.in the rates which now govern all tihe eetton uwarkem. Cotton.-Since last Thursday tile deniani has continued good and the sales have beet trrge eotuiderng tre small eiantity of the ar. tie flimlh was offered. The oales were madi at steady prite lint much difforing ron thbn.e of last w'ork. We quote extremes 4j to 6j bait the sale" cry prineipally made at 44 to 5j and 5.. The pturciascs were far shipamot, abllot excluslively. The receipts crntini litiit ania finiited, ; rew wag'nscoming in no and then. Some inter advices frvimn Lier, pool, which will be received is a feiw' das, are Iqoked fiot with soie anifiety. tholigh 're believe dint they will have a niodernae ifedu. ence on our market. 4hatever they may be. Conuuititionalist. te Cot.auh, Aj'pril 19. Cottxr.-The reecipts of our. etaple, Wave Ealleni off a gnni deal. The.pricearugeunna pritcipaill from 4j to 6 en,. Oie extra fine isuld l'it week at 7 licntaas.-Cilirkle. CU.,aurnATOe, April 22. ('rton.-The rerciptitof Uplands aote ta incrasing-during the eight days psading weli Thursday eveing. they have amaoutted ti 4974 bates. of wihr .-73 by warm-r. and 1WI by rail road Exported in same tine S85W balcs; leaving o hand a alipping stneeu a 174it bales. exclossive of 1216 l.a un ship: board not cleared. Ott Friday. the closing day 4,f the last week. although panrtilly kept a a lolydav. and tire trnactionsenfinted-to thi forenoon. a good demand restted in the salk of near 140 bales, bt very firm Isrices. Om Saturday the market opened VerV qiet. and so remained on M oaday, for ngly75d hales or the former and 94 b..les on.t)he latter ch'anget hannds-4:Aldcfrers probably gefing too stil for bnyeri. On Tuesday. however. nyer.alon became more active. and so continued aniti the cse lust eyening. The daily 'ales sinei dien, .were as follows: Tuesiday, 1612; Wed nesd:iy 1263; Therday. 14.37: and Friday 1254 bale-makintg a grand total of 720hal& We snderstand that there has beeia no actsa. adv:inde oa last 'eek's prices, further thar tiat loldere l':rivc realized such asking prices as they could ant realise then. and the foilow iag Isotations were vrry firmly m'inii'ned lafenoran ordinary. 4 a 5; midiling to mid dlin' faii 5j a: air.to fulli. fair 6 34. a 7 g;Z fair ti gond, 7 a 74 ctm. The stock on sal in tiactoirs litaldao its now very mitch reduced and according tOs onr campttation nut exeed ing perhaps 7000 a $000 ale. Prices rang al from 43-8 tia7i cents.-Marcrp. w20 Dollars RIeward; f % ill givp the above reward of21 Dollars, .to tlay one who will lodr: any Ne-ro man DICK.in.,Edge6q qk Jail. Diek :3 a copper color.mspen id to be 6 feet 2 or 3 inehes 1I bistant30 year otf age. he was riise. A30ehRthlerfor d, ini, tb), Dia triet, iiuar Rhthard olemnan's .Rstdy anc is sualppsaed to bie it that sectiun or D). Perry's where his relations liva-s. 'IRDOLPII-CARTER. April2Ji - 't 13 .~~ .. . Mrafecd. F lIthaeputbcriberm phantation on Beae FIrlaand, on 'thte 2Jst inst.,,wnnrk Mt re .MlOL ES.nmane rnflied, one is a yellow hity with rean (ace, ihti other .a ditti with I blick stroak down her back, wIth t.ehite name aistidlblicic rmaas on her h lgs.. Any infibrmitioi wrill he thaankfuslly p-oeived., and g liheral. re wardl will be ;;iven liar the delivery of the anai maal-. Direct o \~nnt. Gen.. .t'ES T. GARLDNERl. Aprils -6 t 1:3 .Fraier & Addison,i AVF *egcived theitr .supply ofprin 1 anid Suiiinnei (GUODS, a rnd will set the in lost fnI y pi 1. 4 N~deiie C.I.,ril : k 4anse Ca rces. by ,*~ lrnmhurg. April 14 tr '-i Georgia Nankeens; BROWN LINEN'S, and ('INE DILt Bi ust rcet bv Fredd~h 'muan ase Printed LAWNS. -- .ONE asaotment.Sfr ale Chasp.ahr -~ JN4J 0. B. FOld). its nhrg..\pril.1. . f 12 --* . :FIUNTS. AN;ERY large nad wselI amerted muppir EN( 13SH & A3JERICAN PR1NTS new, and foar sale at xerv laepjrices, by ILanaburg. Aptil.7 -1 * Sieetliis ainfd SIstrugs. 5.464 and 12-4 Bro~vn & bleaehe 44HEETINGS anid SHIIRTINGI .a Just received by: .- E -JNO. 0. B. FORD, IJ'amburg. April 17 :,. I . ti U1. STATES DISTRIo'l' CODtRT. YOrdeir of the CottA of(&nkreteyta estate of AbnerfBhsaonell, will be solda Edsp~eld C ottos, oss Monday the 8th e 31y t 'JC~nk A. M4 recash. April10 . & 3 jIR Nettee to Guardiausaw TOEnriasedrutee. h do so, o. o re the4tIM ondayin Nas neat. or rides. Wvil be uerved on-uenu tdsbom Uenaissioier's fi pil3 83 ApnrilS rs.s 1n NOTICE. jI N oL moe-.toe iuisi , -and tevj " and 3. - Nance,loqat as ipinding ilmy Alerdesef :t.' twho are inde. dagb~ss -r - ASPE 8BS. April 10. l43.. St-.. 1 A. CARD.l R. WILLIAM CREGG having pur chased the -qterest of Col. Joln aaus ket in the Vaucluse Factory, the eoartner ship Of BAusuAi &'Josis 'Was disom ed on tho 20t Marcb. Col.' Banskett having the entire management crib affairs of the con ceyn. any commwthicatio, in.rlt ion thereto. wall receive hill aientiot. ifaddreced to him at Edgeicd Cortflopas. _ .I Ar. tj A N'AY8SKETT, April 12.843 , 3t r lo7 Tehhetu, O rt i the. VAUCI.U$E rACTORY aieli to supaply Merchzutstaid Pl~1inai itlARNS and )M EsTICs: trihe bii tuality and at the lowest prices. All ordero addressed to Grcgg..& Jonds Aiken, ?. C.. will meet promnpt 'ttenUtln. "* - WILUANW GREGC, .3JAM1F JOtES'. AprilIt. .a -3t II ARGYLE H F. eelebraW, taco, Iorse' and Sta lion. A RGY Lt, wjliiid the ensn ing Seanan at the Plantasion of.Capt. WaM: I. 31s, roar miis.Vnothiefb. fild C.' Ut.. on thlie'iA''guiskh'Rton'd;?e will fie fit to Mares at $15 the sin;le viit; P25 the seasoU ; and Sidi:r ndhalf al lar to the Gri.kinesiery t'Csi e. The manoy or an- approved n1te1.poyale the 15th of December next. musthe sent with cach Alare. or she will not be served. G-end pasturage - will be .prowVid, a Mares red on grain at w.reanonable pdeb, and servinis boarded Rgat:: - A club offite Ifar#* u'1l bb edti'led to their esi'son tim $20 ech M fa2e' and shonid they prove not in fonl, they shall have the r beueft ir Uhe FallSeason -ratis., Every. care will be taken othe ,A at" isand Their touts, but no liabilities will be incurred. roe escapes or arcidents. A discount of ten per cent will be allowed on all monies mai-il at the sine of puttin' the 31asi. The Season will com' 'ee'oiithe first of Vehl, pry. a'u ',end na ti fit'Iq( J ane. .ARGYLE is a~'lrk brnblarse, with out white, exce'>t a at , firte-n hands cal tlree quarters higb; possesed ofancom mon bone and musicl, aid a form com binuing with. perfect symetry every es sential ocr aa-e-Horse. He is now 12 years o!d; bliaving heei foaled in Maryland a the Sprint 18ofl . He was sired by athe favdous Mont. Ton'son, his dam This 1 tie. wits by Ogle's Oscar, his grandam by Dr. Thornton's imported Hdrs Cliruent his g. g. dam b bIr. Ball's Spot; and his g.g. g.da'm.1 r. 1ashsbla dlAly, whbo was he Iinisa's Atahies The trormncesoAt unn the Turf, havb placed him in the .ery first rank of 'merican Horses. as' a Racer, while 1iose of his got: batide him, to at eqnaIstendir. as a diallion. He. started first at . Orangeburg. S. C., in Jan. 1M4, and ran at Barnwell, Augusta. Maeoon. Columbia and. Cbarlesiootwo, threesad I four miles heats, winitag succesively.8 raeesfiBp ofthem of -four mile heats, beat ing Patsy Wallace, Rulesnake, (3 times) Lucy Ashuon,Rvfubligha, Bertrand, junior,' -(twice) Nortumns, &c. &c. .He never lost a beat, and wats rarely if ever ptriap 'to his speed, until hi. cxtra'rdinaru'lhat by John iBascombe. in April. 13, tis circunastances of a t'ieh are familiurto'e - ery- one.' Subsequentldy he was-asa and rnin with great-succe--itn li and in Mlay last on'the Cenital Oni Bltimore, afger ruioing for ihe-Gr4t of tharee males, and lolirag isb a ha minues 4 seconsis, he won the seeondbar. in 5 aninutes. 40 seconds, being the beat . .eiud heat. of thre 'milaes recorded ih/te Americona Turf, and ,tse ntnat beliibit per formnance~ of a year surpassiing all odhier In the richies of its nunalsi. 1Uniidg 'tite same week, rand on the sinrsne, onie of his' antghaters, Kate Se'annwotl great sweepstakesnf $1000; heatiii fido fieldl witha great ease; suich i ed~aianeadinee bteine hti'hert umnknow& ~ iotid tb4Turf. A RGYLE s.nod bat'dne isEmsemuqin to a limited fln.r.er of rntrr4. 'not m-any if which-won. thorough tred.-yet hisleoitaa h aave w~on aineol of, eledea tate'g t'r whie'rt they have been stared,-heisisg at 'sr.e, t wo tand tlhr'e suites, 'he get of fitay' or our best Sinitions, besides sevsfat'inm . ported colts, snii's of'th~a''Iii 6rsiie timel. i of his & UOve ~ "'Eufiir Lthe' T~tty 'any thing of mhi n ~t e~n t i Wh1Ia, i -:Tlh~,jers' A ROYLF~tin;Inu1a him 'thck 1 thd'tSate1'i' - not foaled) he- wj tilr it'uf&, his earliest fleut resefti td s~W, - fdeneo-'ti'he' Put 17 as den~1 r wa,, in~eodji, of-his'~ *forit, h'perfermuiines'oft iy 'narkiable for endurance, as' ,, -and fiteextrakrdinary su ruorthy of their entire a pt!fl Jahnuary 18, 18413 if 51 State Of SOu'Ut o~R~ - MBREEVILLE' Dj4lT. a N EQtUTI .*. W Wha ilson,''. * Elisabeth Todd&'otiserL 1 Crolne rigleyWhitfreld Bhsetaoa s'nd Emelinte bias witeToimAr Towtes and Sarah Ann- his wife, .Albiert Rohertson, Maanring Walhon & Charkastekis wife;gilerson Simas Sanod Cornel is hisvife..Ml radasightroflb rwit san'. one unknown .Brown, and Daniel Cent andi Nancy is' wie lefindants, nannaed in the said bill, ase. and reside wIthout the limnits of ihis uiCe ad that the said defedats e~ napp~'.-4 hedan swecrna~emtulmhesaid'. nl~'II'ee months fkoaqt~ date, or ddett protano, winl bee' tem. r d :o Cdm iobr's Ofliano y Abbesfil . Feb. 18. 181 " neatncss& despateh,at the0O3,