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TnikAiK OF THE-STATE, x4ract- of a speech delivered by Majoi Felder, Senator from Orange-Parish, in' the State Senate, on Wednesday. .December 6. 1848. . -Present to a Geologist, the limb, arm, wing. or leg of an antileluviai animal, antid 1he will accurately reconstruct tIle entire skeleton, tell you its nature nod habits, ,whether carniverous or graniverous. its age anid endition a?*the diffierent perio-it of.~its existence. Real financiers citn do the same. ais to Ranks. I have several peit6erss of the carcass of the Bank of tie Siate of South .Carolina to preset ,you. now present a singlo limb. from -which upon-one' study and consideration, you, may.learn ahnost every thing as to her. condition, course, and destiny. "Tho. limb I present to-you is as fol lows to wit - ',"D.bts of the officers, and debts and I'liabilities of the Directors of the Bank of - the State or South Carolina-see private roport of 1847-$770.000. In this su-n is included the direct debts only of the of .1ficers. and -not their other liabilities-as , securities oti bones, notes, &c. Were afhese other liabilities of the officers. a,dde4 .to the abnve sum of seven handred and ;qqventy t.3iksand dollers. ($770,000) they 1w,ould, swell the., amount to little, if any less than a mili or dollars (S1.000,000.) "Wfia te..aucier .cqi se and contem plate this limb of :he. Bank without pro councing and denouncing her as. bank-. rupt and corrupt ? At the proper time I will, if necessary, present you some.nther - and further specitents if her carcass." . DisCoVEar OF A NEw Mou.-OrAtN PAss. -AA Texan hunter-one of those wild ro Vin- character peetliar to the unsettled wilderness of the West and South-.ives the following account if a new pass ifbrough the great ihtins of mountains which tra versele continent. He has suggested a new route for a military road or a rail road across the continent that is perhaps enti 'tled to as-nuch coisideration as the cele brated project (of r. Whitney. He states ihat.there is a broad pass between. the vast -rimges of the Anahuac Mountains on the -s6ith and the Rocky Mounitins or -Cor dilleras of the north that extend-i quite across the coninent, from the valley of the Rio Grande to tho valley of the Rio Hia i. Tiis pass, he sayi. resembles the 86uthwest tass di-%covered by Fremont ,vnd the aecent to the summit of the table llandsofMeico is there so gradual that it appeBrs liJte un-extended plain, and car. .:riages-nd',loaded-w agune can pass fromn 'the .alley of tire-Rio Grande to the valley <of'!lii.tiaqui as easily as they can pass rver lhj undulating prairies of Wester 'Texas., The distance fromw one valley I '%he oiliebhe"estimates at only five bund,-e .niles' This pass. he says, about in ti ltitude :6Fiweiy iltre'-wen,exten Letwieeti thi valleys of Monclova and C chos..-Ilouston 'Jeegraph. FoR CaLrroRNIA.-rWe untd rstand t a i'ny -o'*.QP enlleimn, of enterpr energy arl-charasicter. a lre to .eae our I his.Aiy, -fur.California. -Tieir r6ote ,1 be 'ti e.r , . ailRoad.-frrOi*theue it NPort -Lavac'ca,- in.A'exas byjNtea'nferu-. ienis Sant Anrnnio: di Bexnaly'ssts. HI6i i hey 'will-.obtainl itruhtsr conv&-y them, tirst torbhihtnhua. ae'd fruint heie to San Franceisco. -The nimes ihhnse wio leatve ar,as we learn. J0o S. Crip-s S.-.-'. *Edigerton,..John R. .iirt. Alerxs,nder Mi,. * Vm 1.. Wagn~er. J. Ford Prir,leau, M1. D)., J-tnes N. Eutimon-I-toni. of this -citv, anid E. Guesalfi, of Germiany). WVe ar , informed, thamt five or six utberrs *will start either to-inorrow or the next day, to mteet :bttd join tihe above ntamtrd -party in New.Orletans, where.tthey will as. * ociate themtselv.es with thtern.-Chaarlestont Courier. HE.A.Tn oW AUoms-r..--An examnina *tion of the Saxton's repolrt of intermients fr several years. affomrds gratifying evidlence of the healthfulness of our city. We g'v the ratio ofi deasth< to thte population for the l-ast thtree years, thoughm thre preceedin:; years back rrr '39 wvere even tonre healhby than these. We htave exdmtnde~tire still born. nnid perenns inmorredl fr'omt the enu giry. it 1848, 'ie imterments were 163 our populatirtn in, 1845 heintg 7,500. This gives a rati.? or i. is 46. In 1847. thme deathbs were 151--ar .1 itt 46 70. Itt 1848. with an inrcreatsed poputlaitiont atmountting~ to over 6.000, the numbtaer of deaths were 203-or I in 89.40-of.these there- but 13 dealks'.fronm Fevr. During tihe presentr m'oumh faromr thes 1-t to the :30t1 inclrusive, (excludrinrg still ibor and persins brounght . fromr the cotitry for interm::mtt.) the inter spents have been 8 whites arid 8 bhicks. [ Auguuta Senlinel. FATOtRAB,E CoNt'tTitN OF THE~ U. S. TaEsc5at -A notice from tire Teensurry Depanrment, daterd 7th insat, annunces ilhat --the msearnsor the governmierit arme cottpe.. -tent to li,;tidate sill ' laimrs rtgaiinst tihe Tteasury up to the 1st of' A pril next, with o-~ut calling in before that date anty furrthr ~pay-nents ott account of the loan of ]848, and "delairing to save ali n'ninecessary itt terest," the "successful bidders for thatr tsan, by whom any balance is still due."~ are informed "thast they are permitted to *postpone any further ptaymentunitil the let of April next," The notinecatiou of thte - post ponement of payment will, of course, baye its due and favorable.ellect upon the price of public stocks arnd the state c' rte uaoney market. Died, on 20 uit , T. J. Spencer, aged 25 years.- The subject of this notice was deprived of life by a sodden amnd distressirng Saccident. He hadl gone from horme to plant two kindlrrPalma Christie seed-h~te white andI red-Qlatter of which is a l'uison) and on his return eat somre of the poisonious sort, which caused his death a shmort time afterwards. Some of the seed were given _to his wife and the servants, whro ras 3iolenty aff'ectedl by them, but recovered. *The. deceased had recentry removed to *his? District and married, Hie was a na,.~ ive of Greenville. lHe hass left a large Fcircle of frienids to mourn his lrjss. Hie 'lied- *'ih-geat compore arid resignatiotI. *Marion SOT. Ca. Star. Michael-Manrpenter, E4$ UJco,'has beeni re-elected-Mayor of. Labcaster,. Pena:, 13y a maiority of about 20. GXii. S8IELD3' NATURALM"ATIo'.-it having.edn staled,that Gen. Shields was ineligble to the United States Senate, be cause he had bo t.lin naturalized a suffi ient length of time, a. c'4resphndet-of the St.*Louis Republichn oiTers the fullow ing facts: ,,General Shields was a Ild when he cane lo this country'with his fther-and his father having be'e nuttilrnlized. he was by the same means naturalized himself. Some ten )ears ago, when there waq a revolution projected in Cdnada. Shielis ihen a young and ardett spirit. while travelling the circuit nih a certaii .udge., expressed a determinatioim to join ahe Pa i is.. The J udge iold himt. if he should do so, and was caight by the British, unless he was naluralized, it might prove a hanging business for.him; and advised him to bie tnturalized. He did so;- not th:i he con zidered it necessary to render him eligIble to all the privileges that are exiende!& to citizpns of ruareign birth, but because he thought it might he of service to him, if. by the fortunes or war, he should fall ito the hands'pf the Bhitish, in his proposed visit to Canada. POSTMASTERs -For the benefit of Post. masters as i'ell as subscribers to News papers, we publish, at this tine,-the fol lowing: Luw of Newspapers.-The following are settled rules of Law 1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contraty, are considered as desiring to continne. 2. If subscribers order a discon tin-ance of their papers, the publisher mqy contintue to send -them till all the ca;h charges are paid. 3. If subscribers negleci or refttse to take. their papers from the offices to which'they are directed. they are heli responsilble till th.y have settled their bill and order their paper disr.ntinued. 4. Irsubscribers remave to other places withot informing the publishers. and th-e Paper is Seit to the former :ditectioul they are held responsible. 5. The Courts have decided that, refus ilg to take a paper or periodicni frn the office, or removing and leaving it not call ed rs. is "prima fucie," evidence of iten' tional fraud. AsIATIC CHOLERA AT THE fSt HMUS. A letter from Panama, dated the 8th inst., and written by .\ r. Dunbar, to his brother in New York says: Iit appears that four or the Fhlcon's passengers have .died of the real Asiatic cholera ; also, two of the natives. Purser 0 'usere.d the reatl ighwayto ithe Goid ines the e.idemic w ll probably extend ohina und l "adia, whence it took its rise. FaniWisIGtao.-The C.jiarles'on Couriu-. of >ite 15th inust. says :-Yester dlay beinig the day for 'contiung'the votes for President atid Vice Prebide.nt of t.he Un ited Staites, hot h Houses mtet ii con.~ ventton,. nttd ut er c".uttintg .hie. ,biafhots, ,imtle the dlecla ratio tif Z.ur ar TAr LORt heirne electPd PNsidesn', it.itl iiLL A RiJ.FI:Lto Vice Presidlent of the Unit ed Stat'es fo,r fotur years from the. 4tht of .\arch next ennintt. The uumbiler of votes . re-eie h'avini, heeni often re-iterat ed,. it is nonetccessary to recapitu late tem in a TJelegrnpii de'sp.akeb., In,f.trt;ion h;ts beeni received thfat the people of' Califtorii are i1hotit tatking mien sure,s for 'he establishmtient'uf a Pruvision al-Governmtient.. ~Oa CALtFRoIAs UsDaGOnUYn. Th'le Neuw Orleatns Courier pubhlishies in French an accoal of a subierraneoutis ca nal, wihich it ik alleged. ha;t. been dIi<eoveredl by a. Frenci.mten at V.rat Paz, 'otnnect ing thte At last ic andi Pacifie oceans 'its wn dlerful opmenuing is necgr thle hay of' Ilonidurais its sitIes bteing cuns rneaed of enormonlts stone.t niyely ent. If our u ven'ttr,us spiri 5 for (Califutin will 'only htold oil a fe weeks, they ysill satve muc tItrotn%1, ats it Frenchmantit i wet) thiroutgh to thle Pacifie ocieant ii a heial ini 18 hour. MA REIED. On the I15th irnstanlt, bty the. Reuv. S. P. Ger zen W,t'D. 'lTtauo tu M'iss FtAscts C. TAL.L.v.tall ol' tht Dis.trict. -N Ot i ce oe; i Ele {E'TeAntuiver-airy 3heeiiung o h e field Dit.rict IBiki Society, wiltlihe hltd itt the Medlthodiist Chiur 'cht thi. 'svein;;g. The Rev. If. A. C. Walker. Bible A;gent, witl be pireset andI adudres-s the mneetinig. The Memibers of the Society and the public genieral 3y tire invitd to attetid. A ppointmnt s. By Divinec Pertai-sioni, Rev. WV. P. l ILL, will preach at Plunmbratich, Sntnrdny 17th Febrttary, - Suntday 18th " Rehoboth, - Mmoitl;y l'Jih Re'd O.uk Grove, Thursday 2'2dl Meetinig House, near 'rToat;s' Friday 23d " Spring. Artioch,. Saturdlay 2-4th " - Sunnday 25th" Hiorn's Creek, Mon aday 2th " Biaiy. WVed'dity 27th " Big Steven's Creek, lThursdauy 2-dtl" Mit. Lebanotn, Friday 1st. March Hamuirg. Sunday 3d " Graniteville,* Mondaiy 4th 4 Edgelield- .* [Tuesdaiy 5th " Stevents C'reek, Wed'dlay 6th Gilgal, Thutrsdlay 7th " M'tountaini Creek, Friday 8th *. *At inghit. Feb14C 3P We.aure 'aueborized to, atrnounce Capt. D. L; SIHAW as a candidate for Major of the. Lowei ISattalion, 7th !tegi manE $f C. M.t J-1 Butter Lodage No. 17. 0? Retlar meeting of this Lodge will be held on Iafnlday evening next 1 7 o'clock. E"LBElT RLAND, See. Feb 21 - '5 Death from a Slight Cold, By neglet11mg those salutary precautions ,which common sense dictales, mi1ny, very mn11y, fall victims to their inprudesce. We have seen the. yoting bride, blooniing as it were, as the,bid of paradise uand the fairflbwcr of hope. the pride of tier father and the joy of her tothet-her cheek flushed with aticipa. tion, and her eye beaming with the sort expree. sioii of love-the gay dreims oC life dancing aln her fitncy with the rich and variegated tints of the rainhows promise. We have seen all 'this chaiged-ave. the ineddinr garment fir a shroud andi the bridal chamisber of tis sepsul chre of tlie dead; amil ll this from iiglecting a common COLD. Now, before it is too late. use DR. ROGERS' LIVERWORT AND TrAR, which gives immediate relief as thou sands of our m1o!t intelligent families now admit ofits most extraordinary cures. The gy, the beatuiliid, and the yn,ng speak forth its praise and will, so long as it makes pf'sitive cures und cheers the despairing family fireside. For S le by J. D..ClfASE. Fetrnatry 14. it 4 EDGEFIELD [OTEL. FM HE Subscriber re-pectfully informs his A' friends and the public at large,-that he still has charge of the ahove Hotel,ind takes this method to i-lorm one'and all, that in consideration of the hard times, lie has ieduced hip 'erms of Boarding, to the.follow ing reduced rates, for Cash only. RATES OF BOARDING. Man and horrc per day, $1 25 AlNan per day,- ''. 75 Foi Breakfast. Dinner, Supper, or Lodging, single, each 25 Horse per day, 5 Single Feed, 25 The Subscriber returns his thanks to the community at large, for past favors and so. licits a share of. the same. . H. JENNINGS. Feb. 21 tf GLORIOUS NEWS!! AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE, merits th ly, as " t%nily. Feb. 2i l849, 2t 5 Jus~t Received at APOTHECARIES' HALL. A .few Novels, cheap editinis, writterby Bulwver, James, and other Authkors. -Also, a lot of Note Pa.per, and Envelopes, Perfszmet'y, Sealing Wax, Motto Sea!, &ce. Also, a fine A rticle of Olive Oil, for table use. A few dozens Colic Mixture and Dalby's Carminative, a valuable medicine for infants. Calcine Magnesia, &c,&c., for sale cheap for cash or credit.. -JOIIN D. CHASE. Feb.21 If - Ehead Qiuartgers. . 10th IsRiments S. C. I. Rosct(Y Gntovis, Feb. 14. ORDERS. NO. 3. T1lIE FIEL,D and STAFP Oulice*r. and. I 'oniesiosssnedl Ollicers sit t he 1Ith Rs-gi.. ment Sonth Cairolinia intfsstry. wvill wi-ar the nsaln hsudhe ofi crapes oni the ;eft nrisn nd hilt of the Swo 'rat, for thirty day< alter the rec"ption af this Order. and1 sat btth dayvs sf thieirsli at.l isn iismsster. lintuikens of re'spect to, sysr tunchi bes.lved youing Ohficer. Ma:j. WV. I1ln.:.. 51. WV. CI.AR Y, Colonesl. l)th Ra'g't. S. C. I. Feb.21 if4 E stra'ayed ROM'i she residenice of Rba,sert Kennsy, t.sg.. heint! sevesn miiles N. R. of Esige. tield CnI lsssnse. nsi thse 1th instast a sisall shirk hyv 31 A lI E. nubant h4 hiands highl, se ven ye.ars old. Ainy inftormai;tions respecinsg said M1are will tbe thai;iiHyII s'cceived, and a Ihberas rwvai sIwill bse gtiveni to ainy isne. whos ni il iak,. nyp nssi retusrss ni31Maie, e'ithser to Rt. Kesiry. sit to th:e sscribdr. JOIlN F. KIt.NNY. Feb 19 3:'4 ~Vin iley e!ast oif Edge!5field Cout i Iustne tolls besfore tme a lir::e bny hsoise. absoit. 17 h.mssda hig hs, a smsallstripi on the end iif 14s noses, abiant t't years old nusd shod before. A pprais, ed at ($30,) thirty sdollairs. A. B. ADDISON, 51.E. D. Feb 21 - 4s81 .5 A LL Persons indebted to the late fii-m of .i Sihley & Cratuptn, sre restpecifitly regines, ted to comre l'srwa;rd atnd settle the same as soon ns practicabile with thie undiersiguied, as it is desirable to britng thteir bsssiness tso a cliose. JOSIAH SIBLEY. Feb.21. ' 4t . 5 NMot~ice. L OST or Mtishdsd a note given by Lewis Jones. ands Dismiel Quattlebums fir $150, 'dIne Nmi~etiber 1S48, with a credit for nhis $67. 20. .If utiy genthemtani findss this no I will re.ward him for retusriii it-biut if' sily rascal finids it. let him tiot trade it. for fear'I mnay come across him. -ISAAC JONES. Fe1 Itf 4 . N ew L-r d .. 'O LBS.. Nf.W LA RD, just '1 - receiv'ed and for Sale, loiw for -Cush, by 11. J ENN INGS. N. B.-The Subacdriclier ex#ects- shortly a good suppily of Choices Bacon, i1. J. Ph b: . .d-5 -~ ~-x~Hrnbrg,S. C. ri' ijberbsa leave-toi .infor,i hi: r 4.the piulilic, that lie has takei a.ei sm oye well. kndwn iOTEL late!y: Yclp*i11Cy of Mr. StILT.. Wherl hd*otd app ~-ee his friends and lt 1 4 re.tibm that his best effirts shal ho used e.1ll who tmy give him a call His T be, supplied swth everythin! the Ang aflIt can afford ; and his sta bles alte) xperienced Hostlers. H a eifred tie services or Mr. B . Ryani . .rably known ts a Hotid keepei at Edii '1 7wH. who will jointly spetin tend.16;. m biment with himlseli. JOHN BLAND. Fe5 i 5 Git Y BUSINESS. ..Cwrw.Xv bonlht ont the minerist of A. Hls in.:thi Grocery Buiness, lately ~rn1 'i]tnder the firim or Dunbar S Buru .iis niethnil of inforinit the frietids aiap u iers of the firm. Ihnt the h. sihy mysel, and oni liy "wi] accollm .now on hinda large nid well a lick, tip which win ble .diled such a. I116151,1pplies as the wants of cteto mesis , n re 't& Planters and others vi.?iting tlisX, M espectfilly invited to examine my st6i . a;itMy be to their 'mterest to du so beforell .dIsewhere. IN.addit o l ,y forner large sinck. I rn now rece Ralraad and River, the 1ol lowinlsi e? 47 ill i,rotx, Porto Rico and N. 0. 25 Biis larified Sngnrs, 70 Aieir.Coffee Sf1irs. 5 d 5.boxes Loaf, Crushed and Pow dered Sgars, West Indiin md'New Orlean-a Molagges, 1-5 Bfgs Rio. Liuara amd Juva Couree; 4011 Sackr of Silt 75 htrrels-Vnckerel1, 50 botes*1ne- _eese, 3 tiercesi.' 125 k'gISN ad Brtcla. 40.000 bl. Swedes Iron-all sizes, Band rn,ir;mn atid Cast Steel., WVagonl B3txes 100 boxei'A nd%iv Glhs-aill siz.es, 500 ponnasjPutty;in Bladders, 4,50U.potindWitle Lead, Vernon Mills, 2 barrel/Liiseerl Oil, D)ithers Bets, Brgatns and Ladies Shoes, 500 ienvbifiel Dilaikets, 2) pair Fine Bed"B'ankeis, Ke.sey..Oshal)rg,- Shirtitigs and Sheetings, 2 cases Prinis-ali patterns. P.iinted Buckets aid Tiihs,. Brasbotid-Btuckej; id Wire Seeves. 'm gm~--- -- '-" -eat her. Powdei '0t Brought to the Jail F this Distrit:t, n the 14th instant, a ~.gro man, who says his name~ is GA S SAW AY,and that beran-iway about three weeKs since, fro. s:tsnew tr.astcr in Char leston. Said feilo (assaway,) says' ht formerly belonged to a .Mr. Higgins, of Col burt County, Maryland, and was sold to *Mr. Campbell, a negro tra ler, who aetit bitr to Chiarleston by his Agetl, Mr. MleDaniel who sold thim to a gentleman, whore- nam< lie did niot know. Said fellow, is five fee 7.1 inch-s high, between 22 and 25 years- o age and or light complection. He has a lonh scar ont his right wrist, and also a small onc on his righ: eeLk-there is a small spag< betweeni his upper antd lowe- front teeth. ''Te owner is requested to come, forward prove property, .pay-charges and take birr aay, or ho wi,l .ho -dealt with as the lan~ directs. - . H. BURlT, J. E. D .Feb.21 .f I. 5 Brought' to the Jail GF VF.hield Distrsc, on the 20th inet. I nie..t t-l wh ~lo saiys huis name is TO.Ul a,nd iti: hie belhongs to.5r. rTa:ylor, wh'lo live; ini (Cittden, S. G. butt thtit he raiinway front hisi miaster's plantattoih in Abbeville l)istrict, m1 Sitndaiy la4t. Said fellqw is taboitt five feet 2 incheli.s high:i 45 or 59 yparh of tige, ne:d raithe dJark comnplextin..:le has a scar or mark or his lef.t thumib. Thle owner ts requested, to. coims fttrw'rd fOve proplerly, pigy chiarges anti t.ike h,it away, or lie will be dealt w ith tas the law di rets. - *A. H. BUr, J.D. Feb 211849, tf . 5 New BlacL math Shop. r 'llF, Sutbcriber.bavitng prnctirod thie ser U.vices ofr Hamiptous, a Blticksmnith we kntowtn in this commitunity),is preparcd.to receir ull oruders in thit. litie oh.busitness. Shop opposit.e Dr,'.TohnsQn's hit. E. J. MIMS.' Fehbl4 rf - 4 Notice. SSA AC.FREE living near the fiork of th, lIigging Ferry Rclad.end U,happel Ferr; f1a, ae before me, a-smiall tiray Malr praised at tihirty.dive dOiliirs, thtis Decemtber Is .HAKnYW HITE, M~'agisrate. Dec 13 r4tm 47 l otice. TH E StubseribetlhaVing been appointted'b T Marcus UJpsUl, Assignee of his Estati Notice is hereby given -to ite creditors or sai Marcus Unison..0tUCmet a' Edgetield Com 1.Hitnse ott thb 19th lOStto tptpoint an Agent act with the snbscribier if 1t.ey tJiitk proper. SAMULLSTEVdENS, Asigniee: Feb. 17 1234B . .. Anb,rfor 8ale. T5 HEi? Snbsciher-sW.hl.furntish the very bet ..Plank or Lomb~ek or any-kind at his Mi on Shinwi Creek, 12 jtile frojq,Edgeield C hi. fo,r 50 cents per:hndred cash, aud 62& ceti1 where it is ch:trged. -I will alsuu.deliver Lumiber' at or~ near Edge field Village, f'or g8er t[ousand casht. - - . MA RTIN ?OliEY. Ean.3 1840. - if . 60 (4 - Copartnership .Xote. 7 liE S,b:cribers respectfully -inform their friends and the public inera!fy, that they [ntve entered hito n copaltnerh41l) to 1:tn.1:act the lercantile lisiness, ider the style of Wim.mis 4& Cmiusi-r, and wll do buineFs -inl te h01nse 6hrm<;rly oceiipied by G. L. & E. Plenn. They- intend keeping constantly on hund, a not;eie and l'all t-sortment ol' all snch Gliolls as tire uis;liy kepit in tis mnrke, and solicit froin the public n htare of trirona-e. J. A. \\ 11,1,1 l1S, S. CHRISTIE. TIlE Sibscribor takes plenatre in inform, ing his friends ind cstnmens. that lie has 1t:ken im Col. S. Ulristi. as a partner in his business, and vill visit Charleston in a' Qw days to re pleniAh their Stock. lie would tike'this op. portunity of returning his iost sincere thanks to his friends for their very liberal pal ronntge, and i begs leave to solicit a continuance of die same to the new conce it. J. A. WILLIA.M11. Jan.31849. tf 50 Copariiership Notice. . 7,1HE' SEbscribeis respecttnly ifitrir their friend; and the Public generally, that they have etitered into a Copartnership. to car ry on the 'yloting business, nuder the style of Ci-t.nA & Mtyas, atnd will do busine.s next door it S. F. Goode. They intetl keeping a .olid ,ssortment of the bet niatdrial it this line, and solicit from the Public, a share of patronage. JO!HN N0LGAN. J. J. MIAYS. The Siihscribrr t:ikes this opportunity of re Itirniig hii sii.iore thnks to his friends for their hberal pa:ruage, and solicits.n continu'.. nuce of' the saine. JO1lX COLG.\N. Jan. 17 18-19 tf 52 Mattresses ! Hattrvesseivs 11. Price & Co., having located tit Edge .fie'd Court limns,, will be pleasetl to receive order.s l*or makitg Maittrasses of all desL.riptions. ot resonible terms. J. I-. P. & Co.. may be fomid at their room. np-stairs of Dr. Goowiti's Store Honse, op. poite the Planters (lotel, where speciiens of their work canl be seei. - J. 11. PRICE, j. T. PRItCE, T. D. PI1 C E. . - P. MURRELL, R FEenFicx-l take pleasuire in saying that upon trial. I have firiod the Maitrasses made hy the above named gentlemen. of a very ex cellent qut-ity. H1. It. SPANN. Febr uay 7, 1819 ,tf 3 JUST RECEIVED AT APOTHECARIES' HALL, D R. ROGERS Compound Syrup of Liv. erwort and Tar. The Jew David's or Hebrew Strenghening Plasters. . Constocks' Medicines and Bands &rsa parilla. Gelatine CapsUles of Copaiva and Cnbehi. A lot of S. I. StIib's Rat Poison, a sitre death to Wits and Mice. G. L. PEND Feb,7, if lYedical Motic A FT ER rettiriing my sincere acTiowledge. minus to my frien:dg for their.very hibei patronnge ietided tie heretofore. I take this m:etliod of intforuinig those whio feel disp,osedh to employ ime hierealer. that settlements nmst he imad'.e every year, eribier with the monecy or liy ntei. I ha:vve accouinits stainiig :i long time, atnd have beena tightly p:ressed fot monney, amid - nr yct, iand hive hamd to htorrow at 10 per ce-nt interest-eceiving at the samne tiune not a par tiele of iterest fromo those inidebted to mec. A wourd to the wi.e, I hope is snflicientt. .Feh THOS. H-. PATTrIsON. eb7 1849, "4t-3 Assignees .Sale. HIE Subscriber ill sell at the late resi~ .1.dence of 3itrcens Upsan, on Thursday the first day of 3:areh niext, nll of his~ Estn'.e, boith personaitl anid real, consisting of thitee 'nn ti. dred aund sixty-seven .ncrps of land, thir likely necgrites, foutrteeni head uf Horses a.oii M tles, two: Ron:d Waevonts, otne sen Blae.asithl Tools. Hlogs andl Cattle, Ha:nsohuold :!ntd Kitchen fur it are, antd other articles .oo tedious to men TI:cnats, all stur.s of Five Dollars and umie,hr. cash ;all sumse ovir Five Dollars, tot a credit uniatil thet flirst d.y of Decemtber ntext, with in. terest Iromi t'., d;ay of saile. '.A.\1UEL STEVENS, Assignee. Feb j'4 1849, - :it 5 Money Found., Ssnm ofanoney was founid on the lower - Cinhi Road, onie mile helow the Pine lionse, on theu 96Uth of Janntary last by n negro womanit. antd la ntow ini the possession of the snbscriber. TIhe owner cenn have the snin:' by ptrovinig property. rewairingt the fine!-r, tan-h pav ing for thuis a rt-' - Livhng tnar the ?itu I loose. Feb. 7,1819. 3t :3 Law Notice.. HJE Firm~ of G RIFFIN .& BONIIAM3. is ~ sud hisoed by mtittal consent. The tunfin ishd bsinssof the firm will be transacted with Mr. Grillin. Trho undlersigned will still piactice in the Coturts of Law &- Equiity. Oflice near the Court House. M. L. BONH IA3r. Janinry 10. 1849, .2m 5I .JVo lzc e. LL Persnum, indebted to) the finn of. J3nrt &Dobv. either by nate or book accounlt ptothe 1st of Ja'nuary 1849, are reqnested to make imm:ediate-paymenit, as inidulgem:e can tno longer be given. . BUllT & DOBY. Jan 24 . f1 -NOTICE. .ALL those indebted to the Estate of Asdison m Teagtte, deceased, are requested 'to maeimmediate paytment, and thosa hiaving~ detmands, to present themi protper'ly attested. A'. G3. TEAGUE, Exectntor. Dec 6 1848 . S. . 4 N. B -No aecounts will be admtitted, after the 1st da;y of Mlarch. A. G. T. Est ray. Horse. . OLLElD hefore tme by Henrj H ill, living s: -tnea-the Isl.ind Ford, a aml-Bay Mare, 14 hands high, ahbott seeli .years .old,; with no -part.icular bran-d. or- mark, excep t a- smuall scar uinder her left eye. A pprairsed at $40. W. R. H ILL, lag'st, s... Dec 27 4ml1 49 Tax Collector Notice. - - O.. - WILL attend at the times and places- here., inaltur speiidtil, to collect ie iGeneral, Pomr,tind Road Tax, for the year.184t, ii Monday 19th Feb'ry., IGr:mniteville; Tuesda.y. 20th " BPach Islaind, Wednesday 21st " llambitrg, Thirday 22d Dr. Gei;"er'!a. Friday, . 23r Wi-lhitman's S. II. Saturday 24th ' Sn(.t'V, Alonday .26th ' .ifildletom', Tmesday 27th ' Park1, Wednesday 2ti -- l'ierty 1l1l, Thursday -l*t Maci Iloward's. Fiilay 2;l Cheathan's, Satirday 3d " Edgrlicld C. fT. - Monday 5th, " Tusesdny --6th ' Smyley's Wednesiay 7th " Shepard's, Thitisday 8th Iloeley's, Fkiday- Pth 31oore .. Saturday 1Oth - Caper's Stire, MoNdy 12th ' Coleniall'.4A.: TL'lesdnay '1 3th " Perry. . Roads, Wednesday 14th-1 ltilnehart'- Thnrsday Mth ". Mt. Willing, Fiday 16th " Nor.ri4, SnIurday - 17th tidge, Al onday 19th * Krepp's, Tuesday 20th se JPhtsn's, Wednesday 21st Allen's, .Thnrsday 22d ' lichardson's, Friday 2:d u U11o's. Satimay 24th. ". S. B. MAYS, T. C.Z.m . Feb14 4t . .4 COLUAUBIA, S. C... T HIE undersigned wishes to infrnrmathe - pblic tht he hai moved from the Amer. ican Hlotel to the PAL.METTO' HOUSE, (,opposite the .Siate ltinse,) which he has taken enti'iely. on his own account, and where he wdtJ&e pl:-.ased to -ee his fortner'patrons,and ati-otfmer , who may be pleased to call -on him. A nd -to those of h:s aqnintances he Woutd siy;'hat they will .4'mnde not V'ss vonfortible-iNan lidretofore; and to strangers, call and try the . Punlmoto House. An Omnibus will al%iyq be kept in-readiness at the Rati Road Depot, to couvey pos?erier . to this House. A. G. MARSUALI: Jan.31,. 2m - - BODGES 1NST1TUTE. - A DEDRICK, A. M. Prineipa- and in. s stritctor of the Cinssical Department.\ JA3rs F. PHILIP, Assistant and Teacher of the Engh-h Department. T his Institi(In situate.d-in Greenvriood, 'Ab' heville DistHct, will 6iommence its firstseblo or the present year under the. direttion-df-h' above. named gentlemen, on Monday the5fh o February in.t. Mr. Dedrick hid charge-of the Institution the past year. and discharged the duties of his station in such manner as to gife general sntisraction both to the-Trpsties-Un. patrmns of tho school. 'H6 bririgs. to'iigs tance the present jear, Mr. L F. Phil-" competent and exp'erien6ed Teacher. From the incre.sed facilitiea.- rded"th prosent year in this instiatniiin Par infphrtiig .th,nrn,"' -'cwtion. _The. Board , ---eunku cultumPe of' - .....nrenl andi yntg man of or.r Country.... The studies that wvi.l be taught in-this'Academy, will be advertised in the next paper; suffice it to say however, that the classicks and esiences will be -fully taught, and that young uhent'will he prenred9c to enter the Jtunior class of the Southt Carolina College. JOHN HILL, .-e T. (G. BA CON, *- Tacs EUGENE. BURIT,' . Tns. H.; R. SPA NN. J . N. B.-The crereises of the above Academy, will commence rjn 8th January 1849. Dec20 tf -48 NOTICE.-: J rIP under'migned .as Assignee, of 3. D. )7.Tibbletts, guives notice to aill pelsons hay. ig claims against said J. D. Tibliett';and who. are willing to take.tnnder the assid~ment, to, render ini their claima duly.iitested ~the 15th of January next, and all -persotns 'iiidbted are reqnested en make inmiediate paytnent on the day abo,ve merntioned, a statemensof the trans, actions or the assignee will be submuitted to the creditors.-. N. .I S. CilRISTIE, Assignee. No.2 88 '7t 45 N. B.-Col. John Hnmiez is my Agent, and will re'ceive evidence of the clims and collect moneiy Jue. - s. C. 11-t Th'le above notico is extended until the 1st - day of March, at which time the transaction of Ito Assianee will be subamitted to the creditors. .. S.CHRISTIE. -NOTICE.' M R. R OFP, who held conditionally an in. JYtPrest in the right of Eigefield District, in Iotlhi-dts' Rle:tcio'n Mi'.it Wheels. ( Pauut e. te- .nd-whneda the owners, ofssid' rijlut, atnd a uigint pufrchnad from any other, unlues onr-npr. wil not be good. Mr. J. T.: WV:an.u:r:. we authorise, with full p)ower to act as ourr agent. -COTHIRAN & MOORE. March 1. 1847 . tI 6 Notice... - UA RDIA NS and 'frsstees are hereby no. Stitied to nke their a'nwral returns t'o ate on or befotre the tiftaeemh q~f Februa.ty next. .S. 8, T4O-M PKINS, c. L. N. Coummissioners Ohice, January 6, 1849. J:n. I0, . 6t 51 FINAL2 NOTICE. do not pay before return day, will find t heir Notes and A ccounts in Ite haRds of W. H. Atkinson, Esq., 1~1~~ J.m. 31, If. -LAST NOTICE. T H ESnbscriber informs alt his delinquent - . custoiners, that all of thieni that'vetil ncq settle with himn by the 17-th of February, (return-day) must settle wi.th W.-H. Atkinson Esq., as all my Notes and Accouzats wi4l be placed im his hands after that day.. M. -LGEA'jfT'. Jan. 31 3t 2 * NOT~[ICE. 9000 H'oARDe"""NT BICK Dec 13 .',.TOMPKINS. S . -.. ... *. . .