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IVrrj's Speech, I1 coNn.i;i)ri>. -J lemon if i? i? rf??OMWy po**ible that tiie I.ecielnture c?iiW he. at Miy fujttre tiin#. pro* !, Miilcil oi> t? iit>r their rout?. and j?i*? ni<l to ' \ it, whilst this JM.uo Uul^e U<>n<1. ?n wjncli \ two and one-luw millions ?>f dolhuu luivo | boon expended hy th?- State. rumaiiHr mifin- ( inhrtl, and mi eternal uionnmont of South'! 1 Carolina f.>ll v T Tho hl6? is prep wtertms in j i the extrOmo. The r<yt nf (ho S'atft would < 1 rise up In nrins n?ft1njit It What nsanrotice 11 ? could tboro'he, -thrtf. u'ftcr ^pondinj two'wr i three iAiltC??vn* Shi thi? route, it tix? might not < bo nbnn(hnw) lij the L^yinlutufe? 1 It is a hettur route, tbe?e gfiitleiucn toH*u??. I 1 PI Jut other*, who know mnfe about if, n^suro its it is not so Rood. Admit it i* hotter.? The Uluc Hidge lb??d bus <!??> advtoito^o of bavin" boon cointn?hoed. fmrtirtlly graded hikI constructed in South Cundinn. (io??r^iii ' und Tutinc.i?co. Two millions ami half hn\cbeen expended on it. But. mopo-tlmn nil this, the Sfutrtnnbui" route lies t<*> lur north t<i j intercept the tnvda nud t>it>doeo we wbdl to | curry thruugh the State to the oitv of Cflar- i ( 1IVU...V -...1 .1 ?- *1-.. J - pwV.., ?. ?( PVH14 .IIIVIIVU ?U HIV H'Tllh 5I1H1 ( l.uro]>c. SVlieu tlifs western pfodnoc. intuit- i ded fur thu .North or. Knropo, bits l?con oueo ; put on tlio Virginia; and Tennessee Railroad, j < it ran never ho rcfctnpfied on the Spartan- 1 i liurp Road un<l pa^s through .Smith Carolina, i < It will continue on the Virginia lto*d to 1 i Richmond. heontlsc it is nearer nml more di- ' I reet to Its destined market. Rut the. RUiO i Ridgo Road would intercept it before start- . iug mi tin; other, and offer it a nenrer market j on the seaboard. This is conclusive us.to i tlio two routes. The question than is not between tl>e*c i two rivsiT routes. No such question wus presented, nor fun be sortously presented ti> tlu> State now, or nf any ftUuro time. The only quostion presented to tiro people of South Carolina is to decide between tho Blue Ridjje j Kailrond and no railroad at all to tlio- West? I for if it be'Abandoned, it'ia Jo vain toljope-1 for nnv other. All who jrisji to be put in | .connection with tho j;reat vnlley of the Mi*- j slssippi by a railroad. uiuat support and rally on the IMuo llid^e, as the-only hope of. such connection. Tlii* tdiould |>e done, too. at once?for if our obarter tJtrough tieorj;in be lost, it nevor/pHO be regained. Tho Ijp^islatuie of that Siuio will n??f. :? rj . was obtained by .incident. Seamdy h member who voted-(or it, looked upon ti>e oluiMer us a serious uint'er. No one supposed the subscription iifiuwsul'v tosnvo it could-tic nl> taincd. And it would not liavo been nmdfi j but for tho cirizcnH of Charleston. Thov [ went to Knbmi. when the books were opened, t and subscribed the amount necosjsnry to save I ill(i chartef. * ' * { It is passing strange that the representatives, or any portion of the people of New* berry, (Iroonville, Highland nud Kdjjt'liold,. should bo opposed to the Blue Kidge Huilrond. It will do 1t19r.fi l'or the town of Columbia than anything olse since tho completion of the j Charleston ami Columbia Haili'oad. Coliun- j liia will become the ntor?-houso fin* this j western produce, where it will stop for distribution all over the State. The (iroenville j Road passes tJmfUgh the ivholo length of.N ew- , berry District, Tito people of Xovv'bnrrv, as well as the people of l!iohlund, Hand in need of tho very produce which is to pass over this road. They huvo no\y to procure it by a circuitous routo, and at a much .heavier expense. Tho people of Xcwberry are deeply intovestud, as stockholders in tho Greenville Road, ( iV\l* nA Ann ?1 *1-! - -? - f" * ..... ?Vt vim H"UUI mill HUM MIOCK Will l>c j , greatly enhanced in value. They are inter- I oxtcd in trado and commerce which will bo stimulated along their railroad throughout ] the distrkit." The pyi.ple of Kdgcfiidd are in- , tcrosted In another pyuit otvview. This, gr.ent j enterprise unist necessarily bo tlio mean* of " coufttmcting a main trunk uf tlio rwul through that district, t ) gonnc^t with tlio South Caroilna Railroad. The construction of that railroad will cause the disbursement of large sum of iwouey in lOd^eficlil District,.anil glye employment to labor in a most profitable way. Tho coaronienca to tbw poople in havlug a railway running thvough iho whole length of thojr district, canuot tfcll be calculated. Tlio people of OrconviHli rtro nofconlv ?nt/\iv?-io.i atockholder.s in their own milroad,-but tJ.c/ nrc-flcepVv interested 111 the , disbursement yf tho money iu building the Blue Ridge ltailroad. It flows jjercssnrily , irum I'll*kciis iniu urcenvtue tor moor, pro- ( visions, goods, &c. Like nil tlio rest of tlio !, State, tlio citizens of Gipcnvillo om*?me n ' great deal of western produec, which they j will ho able to purchase cheaper. | In regard to the interests pi' Greenville. in I connection with this enterprise, I would far- j thcr remark, that if the ingenuity <>f man 1 were taxed to invent a scheme )jy.\vhinh#the I trade, prosperity and importance nf the Pis- I triot should ho prostrated, one could not I e 1 more effectually conc^iyed than that of ahan- t dotting tlio lflue lwd;?u Kn'rlrrtiid ami forming! a connection with the We.-H b^r Spnrtnnbujg j and Asheville. This would ..divurt all (?;< , travel to the \Voat from fJrbdnville. Families residing in tlio mountain* during, the summer season would no longer pa*s by (lieeivvillo. Tlio Western trade would no longer come to (irccnville. Our merchants would cease to sell the goods now annually disposed of to visitors, Western travelers, and the citizens of North Carolina and Tennossee.? Our hotels would have to bo shut up. The farmers' would no longer find a market for their produce in (.lie village and along tho public road loading over thp mountain*. The houroc of all our growth and prosperity would be gone. And yet there are persons in Greenville who advocate thin ruinous policy; persons who propose to throw awav three i millions and a.half of dollars spent*on we ' l'.lue Ridge Kaitroad, and encourage the j State's embarking in anothor efl' >rt to connect horsclf with the Wostby this other rputoovor : the mountains at an immense and nuknoWn , <?xponsc to her treasury and her eiti?oiis-?~1 TliinHi nrnniKAil ??w? l.w it>? aIiI./i... ..f /!-??- I - W [Nw|r.wv rv, . > J w?? v V* * HIV I ville, wlten, ita effect would )>o iliu rum already stijtod {u tlioir District. , , j On tfje othor ham), t^he IJluo Ridge llatlroad, wliilo it'open* a l'treel oonuiiuniuatipn from fireqnvillo to the Wast, iutovforos with none of luff interest# or sourcos of wealth and I prosperity. TIiq toruiinus ut the (Jrcpiwille 1 and Columbia Jvailrond still remains at our | beautiful ami ;i>rojrpcrous little villago. Tlio trade of ilio Western portion of North Caro- ( lina will still come to Orcntiville. The travel over the mountain* will still continue through our district IPJiO ir.ofohruttaVHJ he left so'<5afo in tliefr business, The hotels will "till liaVf: their iobredsihg c'ualont, rtndtne farmers "Hheli1 '<teadv market for q largo portion of their anrjWuff'tffrops^f provlrfinnft, (tc^ The ' mechanic ni^r manufacturing intoreits will go on progress' fttf. It svan urged in the .Legffclathrp last winter. ny ouiiu; ui me mcinucrH opposed to me lilue j tvidtco lUiliotnV Ui(it wa HlrciitlV h nvflrond ; ^oimoetrori with' fho > oyer. \)ie cTatngift romd?, ftntl tTiuttT?errc[\vivs i\<5"nfc3!cssriy for form* Sng Hnotliei% at HO fcieftt ntf cjcpeuao (6 tho Stntd1. In conditioning thin objection! it must hi*borne iu j iwJiui tlull the Weorgla HdlTronrt 'bt^orifc^lo another 8Urt? > that it was butlt for tlifr pitrposo of div?rting this Western trade ?1010 Charleston tg j # M .1$ ? ^ ; H fe ,;i; . A - *i\vannnb ; tbi<t in all efirtts. u prafoi'ciwo is given to liie tr?a)>i><M t?(i6uf of )>rudo<^^<>ing totfurnnii?l? ml Mint ihcroH^if p* uiuHi ehrt??>b*ro?l witb fiyfjtbt, tUat .lt Lh iuipoaftibta fb^it lo unrry till espctSiiw'l,}', nn<l *hiH i'of Cb^rUntun is ail way a postjiouaiJ. <i niciulmot in Coiwnibift m'oiii\vy<>??'5 ugothat htxbiidav qunnlitv'oT" nflftin di'^thieu Yor (utuijiWtv, o\cv the Jciovgla lUiUyii'l He uppli?<l to \ho Supcrm* Ivituunt f>r tlu^ ro'i/1 w sl?l|) lifn b:\uow, nhtl \vav? iufoi co'\tM not bw dolio in ?cvs?tli|r> throtf uiuiivm* : -.1 jncccnnni 01 \ nnxw ton infortitdd'mo Wt- witrtair, IJhil 'fife'had-pcefl fo'rrrd 10 IihcK eoilrtti fWprt .the hA'ost all shipped (ft Hftv*nnnh, nndthonec sent to ChorlosLnn, iiiBtend ot havinyr II trrer tho lieorgU Railroad. I to could .not jrfet it earned ovtr the Ooor^i* ruftii to Att&ilxUi, whop itsdeKtiiiation *yj?# known to be Qlntrlestyaf What iidviiutagQ is there In s?uvh ft. vuilro;*d with tho Wept ! It in only n dclnsion. If wo ivi^h ta enjoy thvu'l^rttigen of-this connection \yc n?u?t iiuyo :i ritjlroii'j of our own. ft Is said by our' opponent^ Lhjit the lflua Kiilgc U.-iiTryud will fioviir pay or ijentjinorntc IliC sto^kboldorM if rjMiii'Ietod, Jlo\v UiLs run bo the etiub it is liiild to eon(5eiV&, when we know ihnt n similar Vond in Ocorgin pays jnto the rv.-miry of the.Stuto una thousnhd dollars overy lay. clour of njl cx|toi)acii. know tlint n tnmlle'r frond in Virginia and Tennessee is TOWdvil witji fi vifijit and |>a?songoTrt cvery day, in?l pays hpntpoinely. \??; knoyrtlmt rnilrocnis >f like itiffVueter atrl purpose 111 tjio fr>'uldle and northern States Arc doini> well Cp? -tlio 't-tOck Iioktcrs wcU*as lot* the country nt larj^e. Why. fhbn, will not the 151ms "Kirtyjo Kuilcond pay t It Avjll not cost moVc thfe?e< othVv roadtf in proportion tn ita length. It will give tlio ufcuresl tninpurt tv I Itv wotevn trade, and in tiiis re-' *pect ijiljjll have advantages yvor ajl railroads' connocting wi|h the valley qf the >1 lint rtdinit, for tlie argniuaut sako, Unit uo ilivftlcmls lire to h? expected frvni this' railroad, is that n good find justifiable reason I'oi? abandoning t)te enterprise - Tile wealth anil prosperity whIt'll it will pour into the Stalfc~the stimulus it will gi\'c to' labor?the incvcnsed value of our lands?the social blessings and political influence-to f'^utli Curblifift will be Ample compensation tor'Ml t he State nmy'bo required to expand*in its construction. Wherever rnilronds have been built in South' Carolina the binds havoripen in value, l'ruio three to ten fold. On tlie South Carolina Railroad, lands which could not,, be sold for fifty .iveuLrt per acre V.ve now worth ten anil twenty an acre. Tlu ji' creased value of tlie binds ou either side of tiie lllue Itidgc H.-iilroad in South Car >liu?. nlotio, would build tho-road ! We all jniow, tliulsiiicc our itiilroad system commenced in this StjUe, that tidqpf emigration, whioli was} depopulating the country, has ceased in a great measure,? The poor man who could not earn hisJ.Ken<y-five cents .1 day. now receives fifteen dollars a month ! Many families, who never before wore f'.-om home, except to church or it neighbor's house, rfow pay their visits to Columbia and Charleston. - As tidr intercourse with the wcst'Jncreftsos, >o \VH1' inci'^uac our political' ipflum6e"iu that vnM rfcgion of country. In time of scarcity, when Hour and corn uttd till pniYiKtonaaro tlie l$liie llidge Kailroud will euablo'O'B'to get a supply from the Went, Arc.n&t those stitficicut considerations for building tlio roitU without tljriilciulti V . ' lu building railroads tbc.iJtnto should 'uo more look lo dividends ami profit its a pecuniary eotumlciMtiou. ihaiisha does in the iinprovemeut of her navigable streams, or the laying otrt her public highways tor the convenience ??f her cfti*ens. The tirsj. and greatest consideration with ihc State allotihl always 1k> tlie developing I.or roaoitvces; ntcrqasing her ebniineref, adding to Iier wealth and prosperity, and giviu*; licj- citiccds <1)0 cotrif'jVH, conveniences,. and facilities t>f civilization. 'If., at (fie S'lhic tirue, the rnili-oa\]s co]i?truo(6d \ty the Stale cim he made a <our<;e o'f profit, as tho Ueorjiia rodd has hoon, ro inucUthe better; I'ul'this should never Tie it pvitniM'v consideration with South Carolina. Where a itttir Individual^ unite and fotttt a bamnany for the purpose of'constmctlnp a railroad, n different consideration is allowable atid justifiable. They have a right to look to tho value of rheir stock. It cnniiot he expected that a few individuals should sacl-ilice flush' money tar the good of the whole. If a sacrifice is to lie made, all should And pay iu pnrpoi t|on to -thuir means*. 'lleiicv it is the fftirCiit uji'.l most ctpul.-vhlo way oniuildipg raThonds, Tor the Stale lo construct tketn at tfie cxpetlsc of all J?cr citiwns, nncf o.ipeetalVy onelike fheprcsehl, which is-to benefit thom'alh .'If left to private contributors, the burden falls on the public-spirUcd and liberal, whilst the matn and parsimonious escape, ftithougli thu'yptutieipatc equally iu tho blessings ftpd advantages. fcuuth Caji'ounf*, ftltiiowga ;i small bt;ue, .is largor in teitilory than MoMuiftirtoAcMtf, Cv#n ?colic?t and Rhodejglnud^ptU together. And y?t, how fur \>?1dmV lhasfc States ?. * *he In eomruerco, wealth and Improvement J /\( tIi?* period of our revolutionary struggle,' tfoutli'Cimdina runic od us due of tlio first .States in the I'nion. How far ha* she-hoeta outstripped in growth.and piMspcrity uinco that time hy lien- Sister JJlAies ? Why is it ? 15ec4Mse.sljo has {'alien behind tliein in energy, enterpv*<*<?t'piiWi<r?pirit anil improvement.' She withilot nmihtaiu her relative t i<ui in (ho confederacy itrtd stand still while all the other Stales are prop res.<riYo. l.iko oile plaredin ti tread mill, she. must kevp moving an<l 'struggling, ur-Jiho will sink to the hottoin. We must nvaii ofimmveo oP the improvements of flie agf. and one of th<v greatest in .vailromls. What would you think of a man who should now start iii "11 imrnuiNioK or in iiii? carrmge : The same will bo thought of South t'nfolitui, if she does litft attempt tn.ektoiid.tro* railroads ho us to.fovn>i* connection with ull the otJicvKUKcs".' Sliitc pviiio alone, if actuated. by no other ooRsidqyation, should prompt her to caVry on and complete this great (jnifjrpjiso, in which she has embarked and spoilt so much. If she a l>nndonn ?ho yryrk now, she w/ll justly ftp.nr? object of ridicule and "derision t& her sis tor Slate#. It will Uo mid she is cojistnut and persevering in nothing. Already wo have be^n. laughed at by the world for out- political schemes, commenced with groat enthusiasm ami spirit, but always abandoucd, never Curiicdouf. Mitny ycarsugo wt coinfflenced'ft system otv Internal "improvement* in South ('urollna, Mid spout hundi-cds of Mronsands <t( dollars In digging canals, malchig IticK# in ?wr rirfl* and improving tbcif navigation, and nil bas been abandoned. Tweniy*ffve or six yours since wo ooinmopced (lie Charleston and Louisville and Cinehrtmti I'uilrond with grftat onOi^y and public spirit, but Woro soon disheartened and let the enterprise full through. 'PhVWoi'four yenrfi only have parsed over since the foundation of art>agniflcent State llriitofe'tvtu laid, nrtd ?'rea<ly it >* seriously proposed to'slop ll\r> work nfti?r ttuorwlincr i>nr> nv Iwn mlttinnn />!' dollars 911 it. HucU ficktaiiOW. such, wurit of lii iu<\?0? ikt^<l p<^sov??nceJ mifet rfcfluU fit ruin nttd (J^fgrnq* to .nuy people. It wan miid of tlie Kwpre#?.Oiitlnu-iii? LhejsUjcond <?f. KiiuhJh, tlm>. sbe laid Dioi'O oorncr clones of cbuvolie* (bin nny nlbei1 sovereign in tlio world, bui never, completed nny of them. >Jny it not bo snid of SuiitK ('ni olm*. I lint nUlinnoli uhn <t.wia kaI oa..^. J-W V" ?j?r vyr rooncp ns m^ny publju imnioveiiienlH an her ?Ute* SlfttcH, ehc uhvnys fuifa to cun^lcto U^o Jew hIic docs begin ? jBu"l we aretoflil rtifil |hi? Blue Ttl<lgp itftilroa*! is npt ft Stato enterprise', and th.il if WAf commenced by n?ihc<)vf>onitcd cwnprtn^.- Tho StAto was,. however, the fA-incfpnl Mockho1dct\ and looked <oi nf the beginning, for Hie ' omplefjon of the work. She invested at tho outset, (wo millions of lier capital aijd credit iu tliaenterprise, ?.nd Mm work nev^r would hnvo been oommencod but for.hor ni<i nnd influence. It has always been regarded as h great Suite eqterj>riso, and tlj.it tho Stftte woold ueo it finished. The Bank qf the is ft private corporation, ?ut C1 ? ? - ? ? ? ? *?? ? ?f? i?w ' tbo vrliolp cftji?(nl'*to?h Is owjfcd bv tfie State. Is flu; duty of Soulti Cnrollnu to watch ovcvtlio Hicnk, r?nd ece tlmt it i* ;?rofcfcr)y mttnnjred, ftecottge it u an imurnorAtfeu couijnwj if Surely not. Ai?d 60 it its with the Dfue ftidgfr Railroad. Tito Statu in bound in honor ns wo 11 as by hor own pocuuiary hito.je<jt, Xo- e/Miy on jud cpmpkto tjkiH great wovk'in which .--he has ' embarked a* the principal stockholder. k Wlmtoynr pmy he our fab Ahum ji pp'ople^ South CitroMidan* h'uvG never been chiVractorjr.ed nt J*li[ome or'libtWhd by q ji*t-row-tftLi)CVd uud'out* trftHert i?f>Trft:<)f "oiorttyby", fthh'h IS tflffce.def t ?tr?i??iv? of jmbite'fcnd private ViVlKC.' 1'licrt ! ...V. ...... ?..l.,t It. ...... < l rtulng,' #*Kl ly-aeHlqh ?u ?b*ir, purple#, that itc.V are lp?t it> all iiiu?voveu?i-u( ujm! .oil pl?g4 I ross. Tfiey Arc afYuiu io risk a dollar oi> any ! enterprise, lor font* of lo?in?; ij] / TJjey ,?ro so *hoi:t-#ij(li(pU mill selfish . tljat tjicy actually I lose aigiit of (livjv own true interest, ami permit ' rill .improvement to escape tliciu. "They becriulge i "their "tiTScS tt) tlie State wli'icl* protects tUc'in in ' their "liberty, pen^r iiiul "property. >?ych u?en would jlo \v1tlio6frftilroadsrntber rbflh he faxvii j to build ihcib." They would prefer "trudging j tlironph thv mud'aftd Isanl'mg theft* 'crops lu inhrkft, wearing out'tboii' horses And' Wagons, nnd esteem theintsclvea great ' ouonlistrf by raving thrir railroad freight than be j taxed to build n< railrotwl.* or "if . ny-4Hiei" I improvement mv liiriuraniif! tiic\r jromp to marI ket. -Such lupn will prefer living in an old . huu.se, although eouifQrllei<!i,-io spending monfy j iintl bqikibig a now ui\o. Httl- thin' J* not. lite vharjuter </l South Cuvolii)iui y; un<l liotl forbid i that it ev<fi* shouli) l>e. ,? This is the age <>f progre'sn niul improvement | in .^vifry thing. The Jiyoy* n?nn in llio jipper i cvdntry" now 1iv.es bytte^ mid ho,s. uipi;i? id^!te ! comfoHs arid elegaueicij of life i>l'<)lH)d ; Jtinv. than hi.s rjeh neighbor enjoyed lifty jenyijaga. j-Wliat has WvoiLigli't ibis about ? 1 iiuy. w?lJ i;eply, inlercoiuae T\i:li the world. ItrtproVtetufitt be' }rci!? improvement. 15v goinji Abroad pfid seeing t how other people fiw; y6u lenfri trf'hve ynnrtelf. Years ngo it was a sermon jjuirney for a | nf?m living 5n riekeVwf io undertake to j go to Cherlest-on. Now' he ea'ii jro-llterc in I twenty-four Tioui'ai" What has producttt this I change ? linilroads. Tb'ev niav well f>e termed j thojfucat civilitfersof the World, and tln?jr should i bevncouruged 1iv nil who lore oiviliiafiort rind I Improvement. ' j (u Cornier j-euir$ thci'e uiiglii )><? ii lUrtilno in j one taction at' ihe fcUntc und plenty iu'nnothc" ^ This stole, of things c?u no longer evtc I '1'hanks to jNiilroads. wq have the m?ao,4pf rcodj ing com mi\l otljqr prn\ii?io\u$ wjiotcvtyrt hey mc j needed, or will conimnyd u jcim'lK'Wi1'^ price, i If 'corii is Very high in Greenville, it. is bruught 'to li& on 1he On ' ibe^otjKr, JiauJi. if f very clYeup, we'*lt>ud it off. whexe it will com! nitiJiit n brll^r piice. So .with cycr^ tliipg.vljo. I 1 well remember. fcllow-C?Useii&, lor you know j I am.a ;i;iijvc of .yonr \vlu\n your flour i and your Voi-fl could eotnmnnd no m'uriict (it all. I'VIU'v ito niiiAli Ao lm u' .tt?? aM .? ??! iiama J coul'i b? scut olf. Krtrmcril had no Wdticcuinit | fo work, cst^pl i? very small poi tfoh of their time. Labor was in'no detnntid. Very often j 1 hart*vwtt poor mm wishing iohirb themselves to >v<ii k lit twenty-flve cciils. a drtjr. l>iit Selj dom auy oiio .wished to luro* . Whnl was the j ci uscijuoiicu of this cbcapiicis ofJabov ami ; visions? lUlfii.?KH, umiiH course, uncomfortable way of if viiijr. The farmer couM not t>Kehn<igo | bis .corn and thior for I lie itrxxirtag and elegancies ofIife? and he luul to rdo -\v it)>oi>t tlieai.*? ' Tlirc wii{< no vi.yj ln oyev \vorkjug.onc'* sell wlimi I you could get nothing for yuu.v surplus-produce. [ Tlic'Consei|ticiie.nco was ivllejiesa aiul ilisusipa: lion. Theso times heve passed nwny?^now labor commands a good pHco in Pickens District, j ami Coin and flour and bacon a ready market. { Wo sec thw comforts, and luxuries, mid fclegin* [ erefi t>r lifo_ nmongst yoti. Yon itrc.no longer . phut out from the world?-the busy, industrious, I PAIIllltlllVl! Ill ?HoMllf'.l/.?lHM?w? ???a\?1?1 I V - * > ""m J The Who Kid'ge ltailrodd Company \fill present their Application for S??/?Io nij under in ore } farorablo mwpicw M the next session of o?\r i Lcgialoturo than they did InKt' winter. Then ^ they \*ero involved-in ft great huW suit, and ilo Lojle could ccvtaiuly tell the result. The decrtfo 1 of Ibi! court might have been the utter ruin'of J the company. F?>vfnnatcly that el.i>x?rrnsstrient is reihovud. nqd tho conipany.hns sustained 110 j damage by the -law suit. It is.to be hopoO that this? u?uy influence the voice of souic at the mrxt >e.->>k>n 'if the .T.eginltttlire. You all ktiow that tliv vote ill both iloubes last winter \?.w a close oji'". The biH passed the Jlouxe of Hcpro^cutatives by a majority.qf que, and was lost in the Senate by A 'majority of twqf Suroly so good a cause/ and *0 great a public bonoSit, will excite additional interest in the course of twelve ' month?. ; ^ /* ? l^ut !at m6 ohVncstly' urjrJ on you; fullow' citizens, tho propriety .of bringing the great i|ttesljoy piQiofyVufly bcfofO tllq puopU' of Sjmth : Carolina .in. every "f. the &t-al<5 bo ! fore the meeting of the LegnsiafiTvc'. Let the j friends >f the I'dtjo llldte K'ajlroad till o'er the | State eall meetings of.their fcllowrCitizens and I explain to Ihein the importance of tho wlitk of i the Stale commercially. spaially aud politically I ?it* ] r.u ticability. and the correctness .of. the ; c limates in regi.rd to its co.?l?|h^ aid which' is I tendered ti.s hv the State of Vent?<v^ee,'an<1 the utter folly and disgrace 6f ahatidrfliiitg tho road | in its prcmDti condition, with aU tho vast exj peiidituren which h?v? been mode by the State | and I bo people^ , \ , 'J' UK Ki.kcti TO .J Ufju.-i a it v.?The work! iu??'of the 8ty?tQn? ot' popular election in the [ choice b J utiles i* helming, bo iin)u>pulK.V iti the State of New York Ss must soon lead ! to tlio-i'CHUu'atiou of-t^c fyruicv.hiode of up. pointmeut by the (Jovernolrrtud Hennto of the ^trfte -concurrently/' The degonersiny of the Supremo bench has been' progress irp mice, in this resj>9qt,.tj*e popular .s6r?'reigrity principle has been in operation. .There has bCcii more judicial Jaw-making in that Htate under the influonee of the popular ulroico than wra ovor .kuown in the.histdry of ita jumprudonoe.. Thia ia tho natural and- inevitable effect of Beh-cfcing men- to oxpoununna apply the iffW wh6ac judicial orlucatiotv a:\tl training have been defective under tho auspigoe of popular ejection, ' , , . * [GftuirdjuiL.. an kntirhvamilv buii.vfcftto dkath, ?'tild Money (1*H.) I^iujiiijary, of august 23, soy*: Wo havo the particular* of a most terril?lo cwlaruity which occurred near Kc<J liliifi, on the-Haofcnhentrt' iUvci*, California-, ; orl tlio 12th of May last: Thd rcsidcocQ ' of Col. K. "A/Stoyeuaon, Ia?c Tridfian'Agont, i wag Hct'olJ fire hy an Indian boy irHiig oni jnoy, cnriy in ine morning, au^l tho.ontire i.ljnnily of Colt ^tovfcrmOn, Mnsf.stiifj/ of his I trifo tUiU thrco'chfUlroo'i tojfitHer With' tfie wife of a Mt: Kvonkntid two children, pcfitWpd ft? tho flume*. Tfic boy' **i?KjirjiWg|tfrd to t1i<j f<jrr1blo deed by five Iudiaus, fu ' tfie abscnccof Co). Stevedhoi*. ,.y . A man wlio hrtfl V amiftllftd hVjwIfe, wns hnni^lifc'b^foifj .Titojfco'G&l?, of'Albany, lutoly. And !md? Mori dofti to*i?ny ^ abant "gelling jjtstice.."' ropMtfrl'Oolo, "y<?i cnn'fc gpt it 1i?ro. This coun Jias no povror to bang you." ' < ?i? " 1%ON',T tliink, hunhnnd, t1>at you avo vary pmart." ".No indeed, wife, BtiC *,*vorybody kuowa that I am awfully ?hytyx." i Tnelegnnoies of SpeechTho following hint? f.iiri Wervctsljurg lie\rl(*w, lu ?n jirUoleon listeuipore Prcucli ihp^' ar^ Wunh Attending tor ~ '! ' 0?'eat-?fiB>'<5 ujjMt hc.taVt'ii to , ueqnlrt) n habit of li.siup: Rfc0? tuustuiiKQ,. 'LJuMuaii Wbo jwe* in th-o- w<*Mt;j will mit M ulit with ?i!?v and grn<:<i on 'llitff youth 'in -lirvr iJftjo#," If Ibfr; linkage * of croiydiiy lifers <iTjt w^'H *o lujfK: it\fti^'<{<u tcCLi it \ylfj, 1)^6 (!i. vol 11*t?. ntt<'u?pt to sji.cuk wotj in tfie pulpit or. orvu to w.tiio woll iiii the study, ;.<3'ht?- will -portly ^fexpliiirt why sol?i:ifttn8y vulgar phftinets iiiffl iijiobin, ^nn- * mcn-plocd :mxf -f-Jiiit. oxprc.'-sidb^ '^' abound li^ tin! p'lhlfc Itlu1'? 1'>"ip jimmv Tim i..; ? u'v "V* iuii^UH^V; ? ?? ordinary Bpcceh ^Pepftrcs !??* iu uso, *fcfKli-?. ly artd til nicn-t without eflbrt on occas^b.oj) of,k more rmpovulnfctv \\!hn? $o(Klucrerf ; ly to form. 1 lUy ti^ulty ip; tk<l 'iVuqucyitm^^ p/od company ; t-bat is, as Ml'. Jiimtain observes, th,c society most tK^tliujuisheu for ck?<rnnoo of Taiigurtgfr"niitl fiuo mStniicis., i Tboveono learns to Hpp.ik'witli <S6rWctness fi?ud gritcc^ )tl(iiost>.without study, by thoj mci* . furco of habitation.- Jiut-i n.s the j young prweber, foY various" t$h?ob?.'1may' Siyt alw}t\s be ablft to (fiV tTils, Tic* 'C;ih in a I #l,rt ..r ;? i... TA'T'""!.'!''; ^iv lyv^-yj " "J VVIItiviitinjr the society yf the master# of his. language u? book*. This Pom puny is alWiiji* accessible, :u)<l always ivndy to speak.' *0 thv'it is no i*x6Uisc' frr neglect in this parThe perusal of the. best authorsserves-direully to supply tbc speaker with i a copious fund of word*, apt mikI elegant, | and tilAtrovor, indirectly, by thf{ elevation pf the thnttphts, thojnarch uf flie sentences and the niftje^tic flow; of iJeas, furnished no. afflatus, or djyiuo glow, .which prepares the orator for his iutcllecUial- tabor, no matter how foroign may be the f?uHjeot re.nl from that to be h:1 n dled'by tile speaker. In addition to this, Vq'would.xorommend ;?tuJHi>X tho.meinovy witlj t-lio.W/r/tv | ?< '?*?/tiro'of the bc.^t writers, tho pools e&-1 novlally, to he recited mentally of"ulburf, durlijg the daily walk or , Tide, ty wjiieh . on'o^becomes habituated to.the niceties of the and, :j8 it woroj i>u<kes them Itis owny nor must ^re turjrct'to observe, that ?o practice will more rapidly cultivate I the tastes and refine tho whule.'mun 1?1<Ihttn<rrrfk "TinKit'' t.v >f t:W Vonk! ?The Xetf York P)sl Ve)atc\s (he fuljy>v-j -ii?|e.>-r- I ] The Minnesota -J/^islsiturc, wanting mo- J ney to cunipj^tc ,t,l\o.ir r.itlronil, vyhiu't m gcttiug t?? bo liki.onr Kfio- Can.-iK u: rather j. expe?sivodu\nrv>ah agent Ttaa.duipatjJhfod t to tliis citv W nc$Miht? bonda. lie wast i inakinir headway in Wall ytreot qhitu swim' ininr.lv, when lie fell in ,company -witli n j well <lirv-i il plausible ]ii'Imhi, uf thp class ] which infect hotel*, with plenty of moppy Iji spend my! Joisure euouirh to do it, tlie decoy" of a gatnbliUg den, whoso duties ( ?ro to hiveigle the unsophisticated thither for tbe pitvppste of swindling {hpin. The rvp.Ci; discovered Unit (he westerner j was and it required superior luetics ! to render him available. It wnfl nooeksafv : | to prepare him for the operation; aud rf fyS* ; j bottles of wine accomplished thp purpose. i i '/lie twain . yigjtpd tho piunldini; bouse, i I ivliioh is located oil Hroadwuy, and the wea- , j terner commenced ploying. He was com- , pletelv f-tripped of his tnoliey, and,Minn- ; bsota bouds'valued lit one hundred aud bix- , I ty thousand dollar*. Tiro uext dav be re- ! uiQiubyroil every incident oounectod witli ! tlwacene'of* hi? folly but could not*tcfl | wherethe (fan for-^fcl in w!\ich .lru tyojl I been robbed, apd U is noetic*# tg add that tllQ roper had disappeared. . . j lie consulted with a fiVm of \\*Ull street ' l/rokcr*, who, hojtringt.hat be was in a situ- !.< I ationto payfuV the rpqoverj; of tliq b^tn^. i nog<>tiiitions'oo^Hnonoedv' ami t\ ?partiuii;.i?f' \ t,lu* contractor Jwvintf beun hurried, on i through n tt'lrpjrnpb me.ss^e, 'they pl-o'ved snccessfol. ltuuror n1;?ce^ the Anion hi pi Id the gambler* at various isnius l'ryui ?u::y to> ninety thousand dollar*, The woateruer, disgwsteii with- his otfp??ric*nee,'returned horrto with tb?. .eoiiVldtio'ir that the-New Yorl> ti-ySr w/s the Vnbkt ,voYaeiou.s mfwnal tlmt hq.had eyer-cycoiuittcred-. j--- 1 N <. * * . Xm.s J>KAl l \Voitu?.? Ahl thin : beautiful world! L ki'ow not what-to i unite j of it! Soinotimos it is nil snhtfliiiiy :nid gladness," and Hcmivph iLsc'f lies not fjir off ~jttid'tlyVu suddenly' ch^n^t-a, a}ta is dark and aorrowful and the clouds Bitivt out the dsy. .In the lives of tho saddest of " tu, thoro utitt bright days like th"it?, 'tvlWrt We fael as If Vre o'fuld tufo tho j^r^at. worlil,lb our a:niH. Then come fjuomy iiQUi^, wheu Ulcere. will not burn on our health, and all without and within/nr diflnnl", void nnd datk. ' ltelte*^ Irtty Qjdlry honfl Jia's its sfecfet soVrt^t^ wltkii the' ypojUl lft\o.\tij riot, ^ud ojftpMtuupa. call ji.hnjn^yld whei?. h? i?uu?y Bau.'?iiiiQnyj(Miwo. . - - . . .. ^rr?. v ' ? Acjivit*\j?-Acfcivitji in one of theoverlnntirtg lurtrs'of existence. Thcfe 1? no reli^T/iri H'rtflout v/prk, ' ?na)jjo^t( {>f hj?ii-(t.ual itafuii. Whoever h<i?l Hi)j'tiling wcjrth lniv'ilij/ by-lying (rtill and wrtitiiifl Col-it to come to him ? AH tfi}n"5J*nr? wijlwu the ronah of.mnnr if1 ho will '>i?l.Yiy< ufior tlic>i)?- W{u> (yxsjut.money , hut the rtiun low toflffWifn tli'e finny or LrnJn 2 Whofin<ln kmnrledgo savo by htarstrinii^ of the talW6tM?tftntflngT''"\Vlio knovrb anything of beauty in nature but heVho fpnrus'tlip merttlnpf ebqifl* nti?f Ife'otrtho hill-tori \vHiff> liii McighhoiH are asleep ; ho .mi <lefy flie 8How nfi(i tb?>Kln; itri?l tftrtihi up llirr iflhtifii' ItU^llu.onll AI..I ?l.~ 1 i: 1 ? ...... ruuimav UVM ^H'HUU UIC IIUlilHHJV liUJtl I Ami tlifmigh wliflt VaflcVmj^ nnd lonely with Ijitigflor nti<1 otmoVj'ri^eylcw?. thMxrlint Iml e>ut huwJuH'lurt.Hnc'Hs ir,,m , tho rbii^li'mnrtiU. rvird 6rti?x?*"l?eiuly m]km) tlioynnvn** ! And doeij not e.yerj Kfiod ufhit' grt "op-tn Hi*" Virtu* W .f(r<Ai* irertf; like'li'wu resist #R ft?n fu. tt>t) ?1e?btt, ' Byrtjht dntpk hi bfoawl iir nif^"h?nr: HI*jint^D Pnwnlrv * Jjf'fhc law of fife.4 lydt'fls and doing. Time 'waits- f<tt- HrV m<Vn nil thing* ?<> on', "'(Itr on In'ftH' ttjihgtf, 1'jfir TO<T will fUll out of n\rtk In (hft nrtfcowyfo o# e*i:?t?ne?, and fiover find jdiir rrtn(cc.rtiHhl '' untovy through tAlls that will itthigyour notll I wltk fthgulnh. J/iMen to tho rorc? m Jne^ett, for it'rtho voifco of God. whioli evorinoro jaya: I" Wbhk while it i* called todnj." f t. >' ' TfttfstjrJptiob off Muhbmraed. wtld^Tiifv'b li)ccu o? mid-' i.llo statnrc ; to luifru had si'la^y lu^d ^/tt rpn?j btfarU; ioutiti'.i'-fiicc, onu jtedaufi-brovm chocks. His l>i$gx|j>Uejw^hwt/Jri? foiv.licfld ,wi?8 -high, bin iboutii.'wida, i Ilia uoho Jonp. ultd *ini4\vh?t'of ?? htjmliiic JUbMJ InHnid tar.-rV-' Idoujcfcyds: thaf u'vctrt whrpiLC^tfidcd.tYpm Ut? tyroVeiid to ?-'..ni:.w,Lnr^T?T? rZ&JJl hv/i jy,i Yj: ' -vis 'TV* fv?': ii ,V iawjv^ MlWtr &ir,ap^,;.?ipdjVfl<?uA*te . lwwcr?.Hp-v?? << small inulu^-' lJji) -haiiy -hnSijruig^ovcr 'bia k1?ou18ow, i'dtiiviu?d itt^wkhsotair fty-Hfe day. trf"hls<rto:itlrthv HrtnH'titifff* died it brown,' butitiriYG ajiVifir^d to It o<ioriforJ t(. ^Vii's" on TV* a,t luij.lasV.piJjjrinia^c..tl\ut/-iiC Jiiut JIIJJ ..bead sbnycu. He Uiuuucd bis iimstaoluiuudjiin' liugor nrtils evely I'Vidiiy befow prifyei1, ' ! 1 in uimjU', it i.t iypaidy'^ nwe Hko h itilreZ-baf "'titoMfbU' broad tficVt:"- IJcfWeih ritsf''"sUonld^" h<f hud.rt |a)'^(!,n;()lo, w'lfi^b Foolc^d'upon* .'pii^bcUc s-;flal. , ^V. pl'.Y^iw^"1 u?o?! willing l^iVpuioy^Vt*.yjUW?wu<I ol?jcviifll," jBay.iujg,,,',! ilo vUa UI*(1<J it nhull nlad heal it." LU* lumd.s'nixl fiuto wwftt v?ry lar<xo, 3'0t bi*'sf<r|v Vii$ *o li>?ht VS ** td Icsirc 110 "... ,. i. ^ - 1 ..^..n?*r...4 TlUIIIY.fTTl L 1113 1111. >UUIIUIU|llt'U UUb little*, Y& occasionally ]>ennitte<l luinsclf' :i A \Vi>:ii.i u m:iv fl ?m< to1> im, sunn- | '.l Jly. hu^buud is ill, ai|d .b?Ktf t]icu to vipit"! Jiuu;.' uj>uti whiclt Imimjuirtd, "liiiKnol , thy huSb iiid Muuiflhinj? wiiito hi lira eye?" i She returned in ord<Jt" to examine it.' On ! her husband agkjim \vlnit bkc. v.'iis" (1<7Iil;-r,' sf|u replied, " .1 uuis! >c( w ild licr you Jinv<n anything win to in your eye, fur tli? Apostle*' of atdted tllif ^hesthJti<'r Heir liun- j band at'oneo rcco^jliititi^ tho- jjolie, eonvin- ] cod her tlint t'ii was coinAnni to till eyes.? Tfti oile*vti^n all old jvoin-an cqttiured hiin to, u ray for her tMl/fehja* niWht jb? H-jjJiedj Kci.o'vii woijhu ' d,:u-<M cuter \vwaJisjM !'.' ,A? ;SUO.liop;uii'to ' vfety>, Ikj reminded jhvjrof tUtf verse iu Ibe | Koran \fKiob ^deci.-m-s that pprjwftia'l j'untb will be restored to fttMrtert'J '}'hd'Atabj prdjdVot \ihis e'ehfitffV.lill.i '.ifjijials, j iuVifwbyld wipe ftSfflt It is borso, wlicn it perspired, with his ?U:?!YC{ but this w.ik un ; illIJffctP)or<lihiiry jtiuou^ j)is,v,)uotrymcn. 1 His vat wu& lifted up to tdinru bii; o\*b di#0u; J ?ud li white cm !* which ho bed, he cldfod | hi# fViend. ^oushlprfocr bin? ? prOtoVtfort | hfeftfrtflt devils. ii. witrher.ift, mid'thej evil cJ'A ,.-L~LI/r. Ailt'ihr$ fahnnhl. , j A> Oask \viikhktnv )-Nkvi)* what. Wr a'3 <}fr>i) as < ) v:*.?~ I n Ovohild, Hist Mofi. Jnv aftfe'ftniOp; vrliilo :t "tftiiub-.jv'of Vl&3k Ipild* t)\VV; >lljr|.r ,(l ill pliiiiivK' j ijij iKiity.of Kn^wl oil in Llu\liol4 oCjUio I stcnnci' lion Cii\\ soiwt mvo.wny, i ;md a.ho^shPrf.i loll fiiir'tnr] on tin) lufcul oft a stAhnrtdtfrJcty whff SvrwAt \y.irk ! in tlic hold, . .XUo, hojjflit whitdi tlio [ ho^hgudfidl.-'DfriO '^tx' foci, and it .tyul- [ od i.bcnitr ?5o ttyat oiio of tlic hood* Wrack hiyi. Awild. though/jipotlu^:vdjoll c4U|u up fiom.tluit fiold, ,and t!?e ut!?v>' lUrkoys, turuinv? }>ule,iLS, -fidelity to' tlieir. ;]>:irei>tx would perjiiit, ru.ibed dowu toi^atliiT rti> th-> j iinin^led- remains hf theif -toulrudo. : 1 W?- [ ughnV'their iMjhsJforiuitiori' ujort. sbciifg. j tfnf hfigshoad standing upright, ami tly: Friuflifvrirft And Hiiiucwhnl lacecuted amnio- ; n^ncft .^C tl)Q,Hvuy;o prutudi^J# through tlm ' uppur-henil! Ilis vbuauntulo (H*.miuifV l)aU j driven tlnWv^V both ods ot' th<* hog-homl ; without doiug1 Miftrtorial injury, more than j u.fcw cut A atjJ a Vi;Vy bad"" ?c:irij'." The j lu>'^s!ie'.jd had Jtpj b^tiUwki^^^.jrfUtrlR in or'dtVr to reTan.se nun,'' and h<}' cntcj'g^u th,o f r.!iisii*t hi ?<>(? li ohahlf fever s >mi tiY \ >iVr. I ica. Wlylii t liey wei e binding up h&ul llo was Ircahl t.u .roiu ivk,.. 4 . guess di* pi;q dai^ivY <j^i) t w.?j)|,any move ilo on bju*tT lie v. !; ;it Jus \w?rk hi tljo aft,t*c:wt?n, M? w^lj.aa eye?;, a j> purely. [ I tic.a fObdowtir, -.1 ?yv*t 10. yd? \I \ $ oXuY. ?T r tfc 1 naw> u ry, I admit, !i;i.s ils M '.TcUt. It li;is M;'iv(s peculiar to itself; l>?it of what do those priucin illy COIlS'l^ ?. '/hity Coiihist of signs and tokon*; wliiob lervo ?s testimonials, cluirncWhich ftro op'vfculiferrVd \\ticY a mw jcfltlrtw of iristfuetto'if ffhdttf animation.. TliCj^uvi! Ql. Siii;\U y?lq$.j .thcj'-Apevk., yuiYi ^il WuM??o, *i>?t ??i. ,u.s it i^i.s/porM<>.,UiO> ftttV-Uliwi) xud "support ?>t' the.'initiated in ?H' pufrtwxJF* tiro ^WorW. They<c;binot-bo lout sj> lon? its inomcfry rotMliw ftx' iVnriJt4. iiPt the p0S3i^>r "oT'thttlfl ho expatriated. sYiuwrcyked <)t Tinprisoh^Vj lyt Jiiin be,strips yl V Qy^g.tJynjjC.lif! iins' itt vrqi\d>ptill L|je#o..crN.-d(lJUtiala. ri> muiu.'h"J are, available for uso/ih- 'cireumetu?ux& uiay require. TBc g?xttl effects which foi?9>hnve pMiIqecil' :tro tefaMlshtjd by tflYo'W)# ihcjVintcVitfblc fuolH of niatQiy. Tlioy hu\ < -t iy.-.l thg itplltyi'j !linii<l^pif . Ucdtroyer} tlipy l^yciSpHflnwl'tup ^petition of the tyrant;- they liavo mitigated the horrow of- etiptiviiy; they hare sttbdwd' the rnncor of bondvolculoo, nrtd SW|W''3o<rti'th'o hairier of 'politic-al animosity ifafl pcctarian ultcivjtjon, , ()n,*ho 'flcWdf b'nftlc, in "ilio solitudes of ilio uiicultivntedfoi't.'fUi, or 'he busy luMints of- W?eorowded city, tlicy have nubducd liitij'of thf? ioo?t hostile feeling, distant ttmlons.'ond the iin>AftT(|!vcraiUud. coiiditlmw,. rvwhftd to the uid> =of cnch other, nnd foe) Hpfrdhil ' Jriy nnd natisfactiort thHt'thVy fii\V'u'l)och able'to affdvd rclie( t(\a brtyrpar. iniufiny}, . Jfftjfjam(iifJifuuklju, . ""Mother," sniil n littlo urcHlA tbe oJhor day, " \vh v urn nrpliivi* ^in,) happiest rhiMroo on onrth ?" " Ttirty"ftVo not, tny chili] ; hut wHni tlrtt'drivwrfon &> iMu?o thoy hft'vo tfriiif tihev* th #Y>tvnk '^efn/* "t^ACKv-did'/yott' umbtfolla Iiuuiu X.' ooitv r* mi- yvAi?ruuy : " No, iiitlm^-yan hntofffwrntoki ntb ifo. livv up soiqetliihg (bra ruiny tiny." L.JI...JMI1 L'.,.U -Al. 'iM.imii-'- II a AAA Ut&OHJMaroM! W*V/V/\jl 4.'rt?h. Apply !<* '*.' .-' vi , ?>o?. FitkiarmiMI. J'lly 22^) - ?4 ' *<>1? T IS hpleby given th:i4 replication trill be nwute to i ho bpjji.?l'iJLr<'o o? BoutU Cmolinn, nt It.s Iiuxi rtoyaipi). for nn f\at, to Uicerpovaio Cannol Church, with tho ,'iiHual ]N>W(?r'uiul )UHyilo.g?i! Incident to oilfih! eor^orftte fcoillen. Aug. 13, IPSO y 8ni. <;UI:I:\VILLR AIAUBU: \uID. lin? uti band iu?d la con-* u.* ?tiin?iy rpeufViHg'Hlaijjo and vniTeu n<s<rf ' >; ' " American and Italian Marble, 'lV) vvliiCTi T?>ft1d onlVrUonl'teimoW^'llioFO Id'wunfWF h s??1?ubt<'?'.Nftiiiinnt?n6 fn iftfirk Uio .Kfut^vliolX! .tvtxw? th'??r ?rt?rtrAiiiH <if-thoir *lo yolattfrs !M\fl )lriUIUIM. rnnn.s >? noivUy H?*' promptly f;. ? f . ' ti.<;uJ^r,ujtentH>|> V')' ! }V Julnn. , JAMKS M. &LLf#^. 1 afofrfrrrJ^'O. H.'. ?.'(?: Yrh. ?>2 '. ^l-tf i . Ik' He Mvffer* to I) (? WtfHlldcf. OWwor, ;Oii.V, Mnrkly-A? CfVj''I>r; Al B Kftfto, W II ,W^ni<!'KiKju Uol-l* Ilukc, U McKay, J?V solasi*,.^,'- '. *. it vi'.nixi.n. /.. Sm ri i.i.iam . ;) > ?i i ". ?V ' % 'P -???-<S Oil JUS; JIAKRI80N & PlJLLiAM, ir ; , vU(ornuvt< al l,a\v, w **? ' ' fit)l.icrt(i.iisi ys y.qi: i t v. ; IVfL/i tiiicrtil,|ji-o|iiuttv* fo uU Djtijiiiws eiv'nis11 Ic?l Va'rr. Mil. l'rJ.ii.oi' can i?lftrund hi llucOHic(S ' or wc'ft Al-*MCrKfc.\^<?. lf.,'i. a.- ' i s<*pi. u* i k.">w y t f Rags ! Hags[,M... '\I7K (i) lnry ?6tUiiy pound* CI/KA.V J. 15. R feLOAN" A CO. "VrKAfcfrii. -tuftf.Mt> * Si)' " (f , t '- t;^ ? *- -t) ? < ? j. H,:VoiGirr, Tiii.ttfiiix'l'Mi'ifli & Hill ^alicr, . .. . ? . WAIillAJJ;A.-?. t\: \\. *" >tU l>i(4inev? v?iU ttuslvd t<j J?Uj vara* 'i'wiHB.t|i0 renvoi) ilil s ' ? i r Ufa*** ' . ' : /? If [! .of South, ./Cji.roli?>?? i h .. l . r-Qc.i^>-=r.?, FJplirniiu Pvrry, ptii's, ) -., . " I " fVs ' 4 (' '... ... .TrtnieM ituHiifynn, -.-VlinV. '> J ttlll foi' Relief. Dhs! John M'ttKinife^v AdtiYr,"'] -tovfrjf, Aft?J?bt,. r.] . v.?i-vie. :ji> \ 'I'Abu TIMP <\f Knniiy. ;1of PickeAf I I f^vjiiK* *ot; rreJ .th.q m.-rtlerH of ^yeoijnl ',l ! 11iiV*crtHi!wf<? tile f'bi: 'i>i*.-<iolJcr lor"sc((lojii^hl, it j 'i* oWciVil lli?t !\foi)it?y tlW 1?tli ftiiy of iTetdlier I next, tie i?M ip.vi't fur- tWfvdil Rdfer* 1/04) I hid lolt.winK nbijoiil puWjes av<> byu'Ky mji pcreim^ly or l'.v l ?jluru<$r, sjt" iljni tjsnp, jiutnOly ; ; .l^iiie^ Mc1 i\?nni<y. Sur.'ilY ^MVKjfi'nov- mid' liel' lmsl/iuid | .ftiin?<? IVreKinhhV T'tvsioii MeKfnm'y, (Jrorjro j Wi -5l<-Kiii>t<$y? Mtfvy Aturph'y r*r*-t hor Ifnxbnhd i;?Tr? ,Mv*cpi?>-f M?KJunoy? .Brondm Mi-Kinney, jr., Nuney McKiuuey, .jr., A lory I Kynosi Mini JVilUiiui ilrKl'M'Vrti f'"He j'arlie* I aelVtiJlHiit.^'iv'jililrf tlio 'WfljnfiMo'it of tlic ('ourI. rti\> MifV i^fjVtUftd fA'rjchikewkd'K'i^i'esbfiftrl flu "<i?V tl.iy'ivtorcsrtiil/ - * v ' ' - i. ... , , ii(MIX 0'HOMT.HOXi CiiniM Oflnwti .1 tiir 10 lSiV.i -111. M ; 'Brafttefch's Fins, "TO s- t/.jj tit s \i.rin:/-/ )-, s. c. 11 i 11 h Stre '>l ycgclnttle conrI pmlhiiyYvP fir Am "iiVr-irnw oY ilrtigN of nny ikttiil. t 'J'lioy ur**u 5?>tW(?i;(n rl'tne^y Thr or iitilio l>oily. ?f oo'ttiAcnc'H.c;?ykill Ui.^onisii? ol oj?5i j?ninfill <&?? iuicr, iiucli |?? Q'siiiuliis, mill rlipinn. liHtcr. unit fiVminM- IiinIlI. 1>avc hern erft'licit'tcil ilieirtis*. Tlifeae jails''haVe <rttvc*l tin? rlicuirmric'. tlic epleptic, iIip paralytic, uml tlic consumptive, In wtt'uetuwof ,tlie iiwiyiVy^po) tytt,. ilyjtpiUyip, m ii.il. ;&piUlon h?h( inll|ttnninhvu^, fvinnjo, oU- tyuotuui.-,. ;iipl scrolTuioti^,'Yvin obutT fenct neuV-Alpio iilfbc'MoAtf,' ;iirtT?r }![1fcu tfny tb lV? ?*<! t>t' jIiijb taodicine j iukI povipncc, l|u* JU?UlUi eitfiuitttfOR* of .iinmdref li'.-y Wild .contilling to Jhvwiwh), , l"?f Wonna UtiHiIt's-I'iIIm iiip.ilic l>q?t vcriuitngc ; ilucy an* iiifSrllittle." A Utile clijM- sfx ycUitsVld, Cor rooio WooW.? iliM<yj>ing,j'lWnififlict'gavc It one k>f Uvin'lrcth's sugur cont6il?pllls?-' tno licxt dhy tkwo.coiuc. tfwijr. j^.vtoria wxteon ititthen ldn<f mi l uKlnrjre as n ctiiUl'n linger. Tlie cliijii vrus -wy'.J. Anil fgr l'lenri.yy imlliiii; is heller. Let (lie jieiipfo (tfKoai-if ^rtyyiilofe- rthil (r/liicui. 4^r*Sol<i i.y w. s. & ?. v: wi^mams, nt BiUAMity. H.1 riife viMml Jfrfic. ' 4l?vil'^ Ifcj'J .. /- tf'J. * ' ' . tf fiiialc of **??:fih Cv<u*o,liiiO) 'P,<vK>Vs-M.V 'rqiMfv.- ' i.. *w. *\vuu, lx m.\ ci. ai. ) ' *V. * *>, fclH fcr Helief, &c. Kl^u l^TtH. ) I ' If npponriiVg to ilia* Commi*ainn(M* that Joliu A}.. LiiymiMBp 'WilHnm l-!i rAVcblr?ii4 wifo | JiLitho.i'. P"d- )J?J It' ?nil -wUe Artej tnui'n,. reside \rill19yt Jlu* Jimiljj of.this ,JStnu-. ; On UMitinn oi Norton, cpmpln?n?frt?' *oHeitor, H is ^Klerttd efirtt Tt"Hcs<S litjaont defendants du j appear, plead, ?nKwc^otd?iinr tbtfoiiVjimtmnUH' , tuiid bill tot" fwtnpiamt; vrhhtn thTWWfMHlrft tVoJu 1 |l?o publication hereof, at yu oNl^ry/to cou/rts'o will be la!;cii fs fo'them. * ' , ttOTVT. A. TlW)>H'SOX, c.b.p. n. Cot?t,r>ft'^ifS<ic. ?Jinrto S!l, IM#-*" '<* Hfnt i< It! ik'll l?n . - t*TN"[)f',U nh ordfcr-tiflhk 1V>iiH of h*qiu}y, J wo Su.vo been authorized, ffini ftic ] u?>*Y prejHttw'l todintrilmfctlie peiMOnnf 'eMuto . t</ lluweM- <%ofr?>n. dectujed. The ht>1rs-n?j lnw oi'srdd ilctfbsiatAl nre lii?#?l>y rfei|ufeHtoil fJ> ftjwlv for.lb'eir dlxfVibtitbe ha *o will not longer bo bold reKimnsible for mtfrrtfst. I IUS8GV DTJKiV Vjj;u: ' . ?-i f. ITARHlfiT DCXty- fcVW r"'An 1. WW: < J" * g ' ' 3if? ' '&mwZ '' T < T ?3u\c?s A, J. aviiiti:. *;& of .r. 1 ^ l\i)\ Ilurii.'ss .<. ?',Vt>Minll(if hWclff fciyos jnoJ)ie# thtyt.at tIie^VM>)^H'io? <-{' t ntoo jjyyjjitj)? -fawn jbfi y .ijft I wUI. t^ti.saci KiiiiiiiikA^ no n n trn^.tp r\\* (Ia.iIov \T d* y. 'II. nimvinvn <",T bc^p^oa ii tbo> m > ; . '. . ' a* -,' I., A, ?;i> 4{|Tix. Aur 1, \8SV 1 2 ___ _?w_ ^ Fi^p Cetita .RoWar^. u'lHlehdgnod'Will ppy (t^^Uqviv. Ko' I ward ?? anjr P?r?oo luripni?.U?( bint a . l*>iiMtnn>y? Ohkkh. vrinv rtnawt^ from hi I.. witlimU i>r pi'oytenlinn. Tho law v'ijr btf ni'rkoiiR trading Ji-j; uoLLiS'oswoHTir. ' irnr y>., ' . 3 s,a^5&f?&^a' %AVNW>^ T J, ylRHl foL4iio for, letleM of mlmijiUlnUlon upon ?H I?ij MWiilnr' lnti'Modre, UocoiMcd, luio of I lk<> HlutO Ami J|Ha 'trict of l'it)|$A*; ThV/Jfirtdityk aji^OToaitors lMt.? io l&b^'idWkylf aujp t|?oy o?ii wTiy Hrff* t Wl'tW* M>f be Krt?rf?6#. CHvfirt\md*t?nW hMi'l rtiivl ffctrt, IMfth'* ,,,ri * ' * w. j; ViArtsiwyrrf.^ti, . i:i. ?rritA'ir?to \ .. (U<i luUiecJlwr. iu Jukiu ln^. ii ui?l Bull r Ox. Willi mottled fni-e. antl white ott^etmpk. Krumlod ou the; born with an X?#vr mark n?ifrocolhtiicri. Intoi mutiun conpemiug him will l>c received witli thfuiks, iiml cspon?e? paid.? Andei'dOu's SlilU i? in)' post office. , L**it I,. 1669 6, ' \t ; ** f?