Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Scraps ft .facts. ! ft j "" Ceu Cass is reported to be worth four U0\rir millions of dollars. It is estimated that the one year of the ! 8 < astern war, already past, has cost $1,500,000, f 000. k The tirst session of the 84th Congress ^ will commence in Washiugtou on the od of Focember. It is stated that Ex-Oov. Fitzpatrick i Fas been elected U. S. Senator from the State 1 of Alabama. The first book ever printed with a date appeared in 1455, just four centuries ago this v/.r\r ro*ir - v J Gov. Winston, in his message to the Legislature of Alabama, advocates the repeal ??f the laws against usury, iii the most emphatic terms. 'I understand your father is dead,' said a man to a little boy as he entered the house. 'You're right unw, old boss,' replied the boy, he's laid out ill the other room as cold as a wedge." Col. Miuor Clinton of Lancaster, who has been confined to his bed by severe afflictiou is reported by the Lancaster L< hjrr to be gradually recovering from his protracted illness. # They have three newspapers 'out west' and their significant names arc : The 'History Thrasher and Fusion Flail,' -Sword of Liberty and Ilorse Pistol of Freedom,' and the Broad Ave of Equality and Feather from the American Eagle.' Dr. Temp, who recently h - a log hy an accident on the Wilmington & .Manchester Hail Road, has recovered ten thousand d dlirs in an action of damages against the t' .nipany for the injury he sustained. ' The last weekly statement of the New YorkCity Banks shows an increase of ?417,000 i:i specie; and the following decreases:? 12 1,000 in loans; 8117,000 in circulation, and s 120.000 In circulation, and $430,000 in deposits. W. II. Smith, a naturalized citizen. v. i ? t I.* 1'v-lUlUg ill ?ltw V/neuus, li,!.' IIU"UU1H .'uu it i lie fourth district court against James i>egg.and Erastus Wells, two of the judges of elec *i(-u iu that city for rejecting his vote at rlu 1- to election. He claims $.">,000 damages. People who expect to go to Heaven b) Lopping a shilling in the contribution b -x or . unday, and shave a dozen poor devils of ten times that sum on Moudav, to make up tor it. are as likely to have a seat in paradise a> ai ox express is to beat the summer lightning. The Governor of Georgia, in his me-_e, recommends a return t > annual session' r the Legislature ut that Jiiat". instead oi ieuuial. A bill to the same effect has just n.-eu introduced in the Legislature of AlaI-a ma. The Wilmington and Manchester !?,;i! ' ad Company have appeal* 1 from tlie decis i in the case of Dr. Temp The W. fc M. 1*. Company, the jury having awarded 8D',A'damages to the Plaintid, an account ot Giieh we published a few days since. Mayor Cross, of Milwaukie issued a vol proclamation on the eve of the late e!ec n there, requesting the -keepers of liqiu-r Icons and lager beer hall- to close their r. > etive idaecs on Tuesday, the ?rli instant.' i /<> ro the poIR and vote the straight l>om.. i io ticKet. -?The following fr-mi the Harri-burg. .i . Telegraph, >niacks somewhat ?!'persona 1 y : -The Patriot and I'nion winds up a .y abusive article against ourselves by sav::g, s'tn* he played <>n a harp of a tliousau'l tring??sperets of just men made povfeek." When AnJrew Hopkins gets }> ??;< .. he will ; ! i\ upon an instruuieut of one string, with * !i0 lii't'/'i'' (/'.'C/i. The Asheville i X. C., Spectator of N'ov. l~>, says,?The first drove of hogs of the season passed through our town on Monday last on their way South. They were very Lite, and their owner was asking -ix cents per lb. We have not been able* to ascertain any Tiling with regard to the nuu'iber that will be driven through this place this fall, but predict a great deficit. The Boston Journal of the ">th in-t. savs: "Mr. I. K. Jones, a compositor in the .jourual uifice, last week composed, distributed and corrected one hundred and twenty thousand three huudred ems, which, at the price ?32 cents per thousand ems?amounted to ?38.41). We believe this is by far the largest bill ever ni.ide by any compositor in any ..me week in this city at least." The health of Xorfolk is now perfectly re-established, aod business has beeu resumed with great activity. There has been, says the !'resident of the Howard Association, with a single exception, since the 'JOth of October !a>t, (on which night we had a heavy frost and a small quantity of ice,) no case of fever in Xorfolk, save among persons who were there prior to that date. The Xcw York correspondent of the Charleston Courier gives the following singular facts iu regard to Rachel: With this week Rachel's present engagement with us ends. This lady has a little weakness which m; y not have couie to your ears. Along with her other failings, she is so passiouatcly fond of wonov that her brother?Raphael Felix?is obliged to pay her iu full every day her salary in gold, otherwise she will not perform. The gold she places under her head, and sleeps thereon every night. What a mighty procession has beeu .. e:.?. the irrave during the last u.urciuu^ w- ? ^ vcir. At the auuual estimate since the 1st of January, 1803, mere than 31.500,000 of the world's 'population has gone down to theearth. Place them in a long array and they will form a moving coluiuu of more than 1,300 to every mile of the globe's circumference. Only think of it! pouder and think upon it! What a .-pectaclc as they "move on," tramp forward upon their stupendous dead uiarch! "Life is short and time is fleeting, And our hearts so stout and brave, Stiil like muffled drums are beatiug, Funeral marches to the grave." The Columbus Daily .Sun of the 21st iustaut, untieing the efforts now being uiade by the South in reference to the colonization of Kansas says: We are truly glad to see that material support to the Southern cause iu Kaunas is now on foot in several of the States.? The departure of 3Ir. Cargile from Griffiu, *h a company of fifty or sixty emigrauts, H l^u'^adv been aonouueed movements fl B^ity promise soon to be productive of H Kil and beneficial a proposition Ki.ndr.iJ thoiiAuud dollars I uuc uukv..? B * purple of seeding emigrants has al- ! B ^^jcu introduced into the Legislature Rj ? *\ and we believe a similar movement been made in Teunessee. i - 1 An important bill has been introduced $ into the Georgia Senate, piaking some radical j changes in the Judiciary of the State. The chief provisions of the bill are briefly as follows : It gives the election of Superior Court Judges to the people; restricts the criminal, jurisdiction of said courts to capital offences, 1 !l* and those punishable by confinement in the 1:1 Penitentiary; abolishes the Inferior Courts;." .provides for a County Court in every county, ; 01 'said Court to have but one Juduc, to be elect- i u . ii .it oil by the people of the county iu wnion no is to act, and to hold office for four years; the ' r County Courts are to have jurisdiction in al! > " criminal cases except tl: >se above speeilied. and over all offences committed by slaves and ' ' j free persons cif color, and civil jurisdiction in 111 all cases at law ; the Legislature may vest in ' j said County Courts all the jurisdiction now; vested in Courts of Ordinary, and establish 11 ! Criminal Courts in any of the counties where it may think them necessary. Marriage is the nursery of Heaven. ^ ^, 1 CI;c i)orh b111e (L"n qutrcr. EIUTKO RY . SAM'L W. MELTON JOHN L. MILLER. ' i _ YOHKVILLEj S. C. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 29. 1S55. OUR POSTMASTERS. Since onr la-t is-me, a change in the official administration of the I' -"t Offieo in our village has oe: curred. Mr. Wim.iam It. Ai.r.x.vxr-Ra is now Post! t master: and has entered on the discharge of the duties of the office. Horn almost within the corporate ; limits of Yorkvillo?educated within litis village? having lived long enough to know, of his ??wn per -onal knowledge, that ..f all tho house standing in th:s village when ti.-st seen hv him. or.l v tw?i remain. . we may e melr.de he is well known among n>.? i The long list signers ?.f the p?;:;i..:t t . t":?* P <tI Master General. -<die;ting the ??.] dntm-mt o' the I orcsent ineumhent?signed, as it i.y the Clergymen of our village, hy a'l .iiir hn-ir.ess hou-* and indeed hy all of every elass of nitr citizens to whom it was presented, nttc-i- c.-'imat'on in which Mr. Am- x\\:>ku :< h* M '-v th u:an : ' his fitne?- fur the j?isi in.! ' taino*!. T!.'l'.i<r Otftee i- sa!'o in - hiii.ls. P-.t whil-1 we imply. ??r ii' t.>u -.vi : ! iv.- : ? ?*. express ;;; jrraiiti*'a:i**r. it the ; p?vt !':..iihI'ulilO-'s in tin' liianajvtnent "t" tin* iiLi:r< t|i"< *.fI li.*.\ n:!V< * i: i.._' i' ; v. i . . v. r at. i a chant* ' <*f '.a** ".! I iiieu'.i' A', Viiy. ati.-ti:;.*! t.i *?ufy an*l int.1*r',y o- n?:i*'::* ! an i:i ? :i*n?*::? . ' ir...| !\*. N''ir!y tv-.-i ,!it year*' h-v .ti .n r!i?* roanayi'monr if :is" a:. ! : : *ifii'OSi tVrt ? ,?i ii*.' !' -mi '.r-iii' i ..in i . iv. y?a. v n'..u.|? rn-at^'h. Th" a:r i' !i*-a*vn. ?v. ! !*! * *' r i!i. wa* *.-ar*'iv.v IV -*' t<* *;: !; a man. \ i' fV* in i-**\ iv*peof.'*l !' r I.N ill ; ?! u .;!. hi ! * !.' ! t; hi I.eni :mr w: i ha t'." !.:i !*" . ! wiil ami ? ? ??! wNhes .-t t!.I- \C Mniun'ry. \Ir. AIr r. j ?N r?*tii ? - fr**m tlr' P - * -?iT in its ?-;i. a ! inf?-rrur*li"ii<. t*; *j :? ! ti.e :!a*l -r <*l' his t!sy< :n -r*-!iCS an I en; vin*-1 - re :t iiia! t>. ii *' tee'In::*. M il i !*? ! :?? I - ie.!: *. ..:: ! lie *!:i:!rs a kin i l'r**vi Ii'ih'tf attoinl i>::... |r i- ?Ino perhap* -av. i!:if t.,!> ti-a ' in t:: * ah*-nee !' I- h ike i ! * r< i.| th: i ; .? TI < r* ::-il ':i'.i%. ! I: ) ! : -v* ' :n r.., vni theirs. puEP.vn.vroKV MIL:TAPv SCHOOL. TI;*' i-x-ir.: n il: <-, ! the t' i Ni; *:' th - Ti:1?:. I- -i vv, j on M !! ! iv :ii,.l Tit*** !'V * '" ihi- w. i !.. ? 1' iv.i- ..in* t.\ ivi?? ' *.. .< !* .ir.riiii nearly -! *%!: .! ).f r!??? ? \. rci"-- : .'ii-t *. : *'1 it f - l*i? -i :<*. u*-t I "?ly t-? tii*? ^i*titl**ni:iiily ntl-1 ! * *'.:-!* I I'rv * i- . I pals wli.? haw oliartr*1 **t'Tn* - li hut t-i ..nr? !* ?*? ' an*l tin.- pi-.'.lio. t>'. ?*x|.iv<< *.:n- *.irn--t iiiipr r i! ! liii'ir sv?t*'iii * !' < !". .ii . .ii. i Hii* ;'i*<p*-.'i i* ;!?.? r -uiainiiKMits as ti-aoin'r-'. * ir *ur: !? i riii-ir I . ii*tialiiy a- examinaM/?a i - ?r ! i-_h yr.-!ti;ic:ii'...ii ar the [' i'<*tires.< *>t tlio y**iitii o.-rniaiti. ! t>* tl .-ir v..; . thinsi'leriajr the liinitei.l term <-.f their i;rn aui**n.n^t u<. their-ueoess has li .-ra in _ (ill.* SCU?"'l Ui:i:i"Vl inji - nuai examination, .-?-:uo fifty < ;i?li*t?. V'c uvtr: f!i!-. largely, to their unremitting attention to tl:**ir duties?no exeriioit or .-aer!fio?\ we behove. 11.tvin<; Iici'ii -pared, that coiil l conduce to tie- tfi?:i**n?*y of ;Iti- pioni -ing e.-fubli-biuclif. The examination of the -ei'oial el a.-.- i:i Algebra. i ! History and French was thorough an 1 -evere. vet. Cadets I>w;i;iit, Ato.nkv. S \ami Macicw re- , taine-I their sclf-pos.-e-si.-u throughout the trying or- ' ?!-*:t 1. :unl of curse gave general -ati.-.taction. \V<? cannot, however. omit to ineniioii the iixiines of rt. 1 <1 *ts 1 it'ntktt. White. Auott ami Tennknt of thi- j 1 . class al-o. who stoinl an excellent examination on all ! ' of the above branches. The third class occupied ( most of the second <lay in their examination: it 1 vv. uM be iuvi'liotis to select nam.'.- from the.u. us a their recitations were generally go. .1. The rea'ling of original composition.-. ami rccita- ! ' tion l>y the Carets, together with a beautiful and j touching address to them from ''apt. M. Jenkins, ' ' close 1 tlie exercises of the interesting occasion.? j The thiol term opens on the first Monday in Jurma- a rv. ami we are gvatifo ! to add. that the services of j ' an accomplished Classical Professor have been secnr- 1 eJ. The patrons of the School will be pleased to 1 J ..it 1 leant that the gentleman selected by the Principals , for this important position is Mr. Cato A. Sea- j ; EitooK, a worthv scion of an old Carolina stock, and e ! a graduate of our State College. ? + &+*- i " SUICIDE. . s , l Mr. E. Debus, weil known to many of the read- J a j ors of the Exciciukk, from his connection with tiie j f1 | King's Mountain gold mine, committed suicide in ' o Philadelphia, on Tuesday of last week. The i'hila- : ii lelphia Ledger saj.s, "that Mr. Debus committed j t suicide at a boarding h use in the viciuitv of 'Jlh and . s Che-nut streets with the utmost deliberation, having j g placed a basin ben ath his lic.td so a- to catch the i a t blood and preserve the furniture of the room lroin h ! injury. The deceased was a mineralogist of some ' v 1 eminence in North Carolina, and it is said, he was j the first discoverer of the gold deposits in that State, v Pecuniary embarrassment is the cause assigned for t i the ruth act." jr I - ? '???? - is A Silver Goblet. 1" We have seeu a very handsome silver Goblet which I 1 was manufactured under the direction.the Cohun- r ! bia Flying Artillery, to be by them presented to our 1 2 fellow citizen, Dr. J. W. Powell, as a testimonial of ' 3 1 i* , ?-. i i ; j . lUeir great regaru lor uis kiiiu ?uu ?uuui services ]i I rendered to their fellow soldier, A. Sidney Clifton, I !> I who was so badly injured during the celcbrutiott at i ft K ug's Mountain, by the premature discharge of a ! u cannon. It is a beautiful tribute most worthily be- i n stowed, aud alike creditable to the donors and the ' h recipient. It bears the following inscription: j a Presented to i lj Dr. J. M. Powell j tl by the ! w Columbia Artillery. j h lu tokcu of | d Their Gratitude for his c Kind attention. ; r< To their unfortunate brother soldier ! w A. Sidney Clifton at October 1th, I860. j ct Carolina Tim**, j in 01T1I CAROLINA LEGISLATFRE. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Aurrkjan* IIotkl, Columbia. S. ('. I Monday, Nov. 20, ISoo. i la accordance with my pvomwe in t'ic last issue to Ford foi' (he especial c?lifi *:itio:? of tin* readers of ic J'li'jin'rtr a full report of the proceedings of the eueral As.-eint.dy about to convene. ! kft YorKville i Saturday morning ; ami, in company with oni' oi-tiiy delegation an 1 oilier gentlemen liavin.tr tin* line destination, enjoyed a pleasant i i<!c ! > one "('ii' of Oaks."'" Very much lo ni\ iikin;:, of co.r.c, I >uml comfortable r|Uarlvr.t awaiting me at the [y?t/.V'/a. where, wiili Col. Wi's an ami Mr. liawsoii, have taken lodgings fir the .-.s-ior. i'iie other ii-inhcrs of this delegation have ibuml aeconmiod iions elsewhere: (' '. Wilher.-pooii, at I'loCor-garee; Ir. WiJat Hunt's: ami K.-V|. Wallace, villi a iios> at the private boarding-hunse of .Mrs. Ihr.vn. 'liesr gcntle.nen are all in the !>.- ( if -, ready to imlertake the enjoyment of the gaieties tin* p-rormance of the duties incident the .-.-a- >; . Tiny lie an industrious delegation, and if (here is any i. e. . V to l>0 ilCCOtllpiJSUe I Ml* III'1 Ii'.'m-ijt u? [ warrant you they will he prompt to make tin* onIc.tvor heartily. The large majority of the incur ?ers conic in on S.ilurtlay an I yesterday ; in m I nice with the provision of the t'*oi.-.ituii<in, tin* tw< If on-i - will c inmenee their i:t h'.r* t 'lay at i j cluck. Although I CotiW not h ive (he ti'iu-'rity. i.ist Week to ri-k a prediction in reference t.. the ine.-ur - t. l-e passed upi.ti during the -.i\--i<>n. i( may not fit' place to glance at ilie action of ih?* 1.-: -t - --i-o and, perhaps, gain a elite t!i nvhy Jo .-i.jne ..f .v foriii- which may he pvpeetel at le.o-t npy : porti -n of the atteutii o of < ur law giver -. A tu glance i snin.'ient to infoim u- lh :i. Ii-l t : . toI.egi-latnre did comparatively-- I n.ia! n. -ael positively?nothioff : ; crimps ii . 01M heja-t I : >* superlatively, worse than .1 ithing. Nome. ..; any great moment to the S: it" at lot .' ? v.i j with the cvent'oni of the I'.'-l o\ien-!:: . h; t :< w.iy ..fa -ill;-, ription i.ftw.i ti.'.ilim.-. :....i , 1 ;.f o'lier in bailments .*?/ /. t . the !' ue i: " 1 ? . . :.?o l!; wlii. ii i-1 ium .1 many ! ii;.*\i im* ?ii.-ons- !? *.v::i iv?!U.i-'i 'in;:a/ 'lie ji:*ny,v?? I I* ^i .I . i'iiii it ii:i- Vimi r :tr jvsjr ; a:;*j 1; will iiiin us1 to ! naiil a j?rov:- |i.it ia!I *v,* hi .re am ;.!< lini'' i' r iii?* li??,n-?*i<?n of tin' many o-lu-.tii'- < :?* ;uaIiy mv.*?on*y f > tin* vv.*l!-5 in-: < t!i " ..St.*. \ li..* 1:1 -: ! :*. it: *nv! ;?.?i til ini;.*.,- .nr !' < :.!< ?:! . Jo .vi i . I i: ?.: 'i: iaiiV : 2.1 -"I. : i:n! a ! i:! ???ln'oVntilijf Hi I Ia I ;i !.*.*'-' n *.v i it. ill. .* ! ami ! .* *. v.-.i : ::;i*i: >t: in** ' .! i :'!i .*!;:'! . If W.-v-i*. r.-i".i- J : . a . .v.- i.i : ; ,;n i ,.* :. :i. ; ! i . . .!' . !< t: - . : tin* .'t. ! t!? i i: i! r ; i ii*. !:!-: t ! i ?.*li?- loll. 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O-C'*! w i* i'. *.' ! : r - rV . finny tin kit*i .1 'o* .i.',.y .. ii i a **i. - . *:? \* t ; 11*'v ..i *. !t a t! ! ; I. i I ** .;* t ii!** > . i . . tv I - > III.." . i " .-v. mi . ir ?\ (< :ii : > i.it. - ??- ; - nil - mi : !' . it 1 .luil-iary ?i."i5 t?y r- .iit.ii!s::i- 'if , > i ! ' -1. :*- iill;* !* " 1 . i I I I. I * I t. ii: i;i-l- I.-ill t 'mil ; ..i A ; *.?!ii i} ::?i: uk* i. -ii >A Jt!i?*(' lulitv i ..? ii I. :i > :" rim ..tJ.-r . ;h- t'.u- j. i". irh . 1 M :T:.i hi . \ i _ u- i :?ltl-:it; u : \j . I. .*v;y. i iiri^r i'liru'luc i i it i .1 l? . :i . pa 1 i!i*i ? ? ! ' -i* .In1 riiii.i'o? '* 111 -i-r-. .hi' I' til i-1 !. n I'oil { - it.1* r ::? V i::t ; Til-? f-Fi?- S-n.... iy*fi'ni. tii-ii'"v mi - :i.r- . i!!u-ii.n i-r.v an! th-n. r.. the !l!u- !JKii! " ' :* 1 il-iv t_ri:,i I::r: iJn.-** !. tie! i. a.'Ii-:-ti 1 occupy a!? t!i- : i- w! '-I; cull -pa:-*l ' t!t? 1.;' f!? 1,in::-.' iir-e hasim??*. < ? " 1I1'St*, tt'ii- ??i?)ii!'l claim :i iii.?ru . -fi'tny <:> lii'ii-ml- lis-tis<:??i ilian that which has for Its i'i. if I he f!: ?r-rr5i !itfsiti?.f? of lit- ?ii:i.~ t is .ii' ? ! '.I 1 *v overv .ill- thai ill- yn-tll as ii I'i'.v conouct?1 i iiri'l-'/.i.ii". ami nil the nrtf-ii' leocssity nl' sumo osseini:t 1 reform ; In il-termim ipi)ii ill- more essentia! plan. however, it- as lijliciiit , > t is important. At the last session. Mr. Tucker iitroiluoivl :i Bill which was :i Iv.i-.iu-tl hy (' ]. Wilon. During tlie-liscii'sinii it w-nt !>y ill- ImhipI, li'l utuillii:)* Bill was <-fii':-cio?l nut ..j tin- remains, lie priivistfits of wliidi ^.1 vc ? ? f.-i*-li 1 ti-trirt nr eacli iiH'iuher : einpnworcil tlie I'?ur l t.? iim i-ss lit* Disti i-t not crccvvilins - p-r cont. tlie (Iciicr1 Tax. iunl to ulnni 1 in the Coin tii'l to tin* Legislature, a onially, a -laleim nt of all ratisactioiis, ami to sub-?iivi.|?? the District into >liisuons. ay^iffniiitr one in the iiniile'liato silpervisioii f each Commissioner; and, lastly, providing l?>r the lection of a General ijuperiutendcut of schools to zeroise supervision over the local boards, vi.-it the chools ia every portion of the .State, and to collate n.l report the result of his investigations for the iiture consideration of the Legislature. With the xception of the last clause. un?l the provision givng toalocal Board the power of additional taxation, his Bill was not materially different from the pvceut system. It passed the Mouse, hut the Senate ave it the usual quietus. If we were to conjecture s to the probable action at the present session, peraps this Bill would alToivl the best indication. But re shall not conjecture. Of course, the matter of the new State Capitol till again occupy not an inconsiderable portion of he time of the session. The reader will perhaps eineinber the <juocr legislation at the close of last ession. in reference to this tangled subject. The tcport of the special Joint Committee of the two louses, which was submitted at a very late peri l 1 ecommended: 1. That the work should proceed : . That the location should be changed so as to cross Iain street ia front of the old Capitol ; 3. That the lan already adopted by the Commissioners should e retained, with such modifications as should be *iiiiu~l iii..'iK.'irv noil 4 Tim f (In* entire /'..st <.!u>ii)il ot exceed one million of dollars. AVitli an amendicnt that the entire co&t should not exceed five undred thousand dollars, the Ucport was sustained nd made the action of the Assembly; but singularf enough, no Committee was appointed to carry out, lese resolutions, The former Committee, upon hose transactions there had been severe reflections, ad tendered their resignation, and refused to serve uring the ensuing year. In the emergency, hovr> 01% they consented to undertake agnin the heavy ;spon>ibility. The Work has been going on, and it ill lie for the present session to approve of their :tion, and to determine once for all the extent and st of the building. The foundation has been laid accordance with the plau adopted, and made to 1 siiuci'SitrucUuv, a?? " L or a lisunlsonic. or- t y'Hhiy of live e :!ie in tlio pilt ! t in>en uini-uaHy quiet. > I c.junter-opcratioiie 1 portion "f the lir.-t ? j-^l! 1.1 My. aitlioujth ' tiers-ill-lenity arc to ? I'C CICOUM, C.llli.Ia'iC I- "II ' IK' ' oN<*r]>t lli^' jvn-'u? .\|e--iV Mill**.' .121*1 NN at? Ill 111" f.,r 1 iinvo hvilV.l. list' iiieniu'-ciif- 1. , c w;111 ii. Until !' the I?,!! liw jiMH'.iiJ, S: 1. :i.oni:/!it l.e 1'^ .?.t. i,;,/,|y I'lhiiiy-.*.' ii! r!ioi??>->!in* jn'oC'.-(l (iKiiitr t?n*iii?v!*.cs jruiic'iliii'ii ajm-eaMv. ? H*?*i iv'il ' {srohuhiy, on FrHav. , Wo 'nail s-*linf, hoc ill" oiij.\v?iOiit ?*f iho ileli-'.n "ill I'sil1 a lt c.oiim.m'y oal!**?l a feast "!' C'IimiI. :ii"l llfi?wl,*.oli \< art'.?vh*'l i" visitor. ill t'uliili. ji Q.. ,j|(, (\,'iiiiiciitoi'lili'Iit SCa-on. "ii l:i-t 1 ''y (](,. ( \,t];iiiijitimi of the 11 in'I natiii^ class wai^Q,;^! |-,v t|l(. uimmiuc-iueiit of the H-.;...:> The llr t 11vns iiwar ! 1 l*i Onv* of O.-.injrchupr. Mr. P.i.y '. wlf. N 1"'^,. ,-lcvorest ami ?i*?*t j>r?!nisi in*?iiii-ii '"ape in tlio State, is i* -<?n of li. v. Mr. P. .y.l |j(. \f?.tlii..list 1 Inircb. The -cc'"ii?l 11 !.<?i* v.'a j j,) \y. Ti'i'iiholin, nl ('liar, !c?t"ii. t'lii* A!'!"pi:is v.vreav. ir l<"l i:i s!' !, I..".via.: .trior: Fir j; Mac!?ilit'*sli. *?f Dirliiiff i r..u : -J. S. ii. U ,f \s; \f. i'. C.>ni '* V l'*i"I' <' imi-Ion ; '. I-!. It. W'.i i|}* .|-| ; it. \V. Iv'HIM-ly. "I i 'C -! 'i.-i?.v: J f.iaiili. >>)* SuititiM*: <"*. A. l-!-l? r. ??i' I't .:I j. |{. l-\ WliiiiM'r, of Aii>!rr?'in. I?i. i">. S I Mi ;*u?" f 11., tv-1 'ii: II. F. 'A. IVii'U'T, 'icr.'' i. -i : ffc \V. Jiic!;. iif Suiiit'-r: ! *'?. !' . II. A-I.iin--, ; I I. T. M. ?' "I* W-l-iiJil >f llll-.-i* Till* lil-M ll'll nu'y will ( I i t',- . iii!iii*n(---!ii<-ltt-il.'i V. ajii 'al'ly I. IP !V<'?||| !:, Usji-.l 1. V | In* IliiflVii III" Tl UM'?'H. i:11;i*-.Iny i ;|.i. !?? ' . '.lit* l'.M|i!. ;i. Sm ii'ty will Ik' ili'li wtvl l>y Mr. .1 . i I. !..n. Dy 11,?> way. :i ?i\iinl >" i ! '*"! ii. '-I !'i a wll-kli -Wll Is/. !? !' I. ill'l-l' l-I oi.lliil.f | ii|.,y ovciiill|T ! ;? ' a'iili<,f.?r . i-nt:<.:i Itli'i4"*'">t'lii<' Snriny l?y Mr. T.- n . imliii: mi i ?? ;v< n*.i. r In* \miiial A'Mtvss hi* - iViv :w >; i, :.' b. ' !. !':i"-iiu?. ;ai ll"ti"r;?H t' iti?>:u!.? ? *" (:.i* i:?i;d:.?n. i in .^tni-i iy. I'r. T!i-?ri? w;il : 11 ir?*W I ?ri'lll"ll ?! 'II' i* li'llii'l i?: ii* . \.. 11 sii'i ' ? tin* a 1 !' ! it.- it . I J. MV"! M ".I I .. -I I J :1 r.i. - !i \ ' I " i ; n;_ i|i . ; i !!; r ? . 't; . Oi* ' !. ^ '!' ' ''II' !" 'i > . ;.i... l . w I : i' !.; ,(,ii ". i n i .a I ' Mill* ' > 1 '. I t . ?::. '* ' I': - :! . t : ,ir... ' ' '' la* ' . i -1! -' 11 r -I'.vnii'Stli" ! .?:ii i' M.'. ' i.i it:;. i :i r !. . :?t . t^Vpf .1 i '* ,r^^T'' !:.: : !- .? -: ? -: >: ;..:i. i i. ? : r* r;?iu ?ue ?.. *y ; -: : ! t> t!i?"ii. wi.ieh . !; :: i. .. -I if....ti :(l '. 'i-iur a i i *::i "r i . ? . ! .1*1 r i; :: -i..f a :: .??. Tl.tts. I;i;-::?ii ?!:* i v.?I, r .j tin-: --:.-m. .*..Mi;?.ii.1: .*? " .: -i.i i : :' ti:n<- : -; ? tip..n TIn* ti-or. \- tin* , i.'.i < '.. -? -. 1 ?! *f?air ? t mi ! n.i i .it 1 :;i.- !i..ii: -n .: fatani'Mit appr .? !: ve-; ri" I \y *!? v.'l'c iiln' !|t.||;. I 1 the ilmt.-i'. i?i" . W. >.|. ..! . t.r 1'!irst?,r, I ; ? ;, i. 'V' j?l:i"? ;: tin in I t ?U his seat i:i |?s:i i>i\ !.ii:ni?r..r.l '.v!h?. t will :i c?iii>?,'jin,iii,i. . ! ;li ?.v..;n ni!l:rl;..ii which 1 tiiaiun-'i :i:in t'..r ii!"? > ! . iiai--! '.. ;!:ty. S. 0 Taih-y. K,.|.. ..I* lliil.niii. :i]<jif:nvl iu place '.ijit. Win. I-'. DeSi -in c. wliii has accept.-! appointment inlhcpmy: ami .Ml". AlrxaiiMer. .\:nh'i\-nn. t.nik tlii'81! vacate.! hy the'leath Wmi. !?. St-ele. hi he Si-Mate. Mr. F.nvtmi. 1 iMi'UthtT elect iV-iill "fl VVtei'V l'arish ill pi.no .1 j Until. I.'ireaseil. append :tI took his seat. 1 :i tii." IImiim'. i.iu"J'jiiv?i'!i;ivo. Mr. Wallace j> lite IVliiiiiti ijfche M"inhi"is ol" the Yulkv !'ii <r!! .ijjiiu' t'oiapahi pray In;; an nnietulment t'.'-ir t'liart. r >:np<>vMi-.i^ tlmtn tu inerca." their i : 5-: .in "Jo l-i At I ini'ii. ::h I'XftiM it i ii'_T them I'mm Miii 'In:/. Theirmoasureri 11 -i<.u!?iIv.-.- he warmly roci i 'I liVMits-.lry of i.ii?" S'lie-people who, very sen-i*. prefer to run whl >!e machine*' rather than to 1 li-rtak'! tiie .irca'iful fttcrnative wliieli. now in I'm1 ..] . , , calls tliCin to tin* i?ti, - J Si. i ahl giwt to te: it is something n-irto m-: ?t!iu( tlio**-iiup:uiv , make ancli'ori tu j.1''C re a new ami more sonic , lilc engine, and contemplate a mure thorough Complete o?\ira):iz:it:6i. Mr. Wilson presented i 1'otitii'ii Hi" the Wfii-lf;is and Vestry of tlie i40liu of the (looil Sheplnw praying for an Act of Iuc ]> >)-.'!tion. Mr. V.'illifi:!- presented llio Report ot President of the King-- Mountain Railroad Coin ' i iy: also, the I'ctitna of John (r. Knloe, Esq., j?r j iug for compensation',,)- extra .services. In the .Semite, Col. iVitheispoon presented the 1 tition of .Sarah ami B-becca Mildoou praying tin i certain tract of land tibjcct to escheat he vostet them. The same !' ition was introduced into House, by Mr. Walla*,.!. To these gentlemen 1 ! indebted for the priflcgo of a seat upon the flc , of the House and Sola to, as Reporter for the i ^('irkr. This courtcy will greatly aid me in ' performance of mv duties, and afford facilities wh | , could not otherwise b< obtained. Col. Witberspoon * made the Chairman of ! .Senate Committee nop into 1 to wait upon his Csi , Icney the Governor. ] he Committees reported t the Governor would o- nuiuniicate with both Hon to-morrow at one o't^k. We await the appcara ! of the Message w'tJkasi'lerablc curiosity. It ; said by those wh;*Oil,I^Lni within the cathedra j bean urmstialld*' au(\i^^Lnd ablo Document. . and l'u . suggestions :tnn to the act | of the begislf l Houses seem to j guiltless of ?'j^^^^^Hioring any mcasu wliatt'.er, It is cxpc(^aie p^^^^^^^Hnomincnt measu I of scssio^ 1 which I indica my last KJjT Judiciary, the lablishineuf Court of Appci and thccre.-i'Spau^^^^^^^^P Law Circuit i electoral Qu ? School system dvl I the uecessitL I?measure seems very ^3^ WJ pr&vbt <// / he tuken upon the teem 1 : an 1 in rcfovonee iu he tliivil, tho common school system, at least a 'lo/ n?iiItVrviii -divines will he intro'luccl. I l am iti'leMvl t> Col. Ashmyrv, the Comptroller 1 Mineral. lor an :\ Ivanee copy of his It 'port. It i-1 a * olctniinotis (lociiiuoiit. aid give- to the Jiuaitelal af airs ot" our State a tlioretmh ami da'.-mate ?1ice?sI ion. The Report i* really worthy of the IS;; he i Jommemlatioii, anil -lesc-ive". ate! will receive at another time, a mote lem/ihy notice than I ra'.i imv -Tve it.- I mn-t he brief, to-iii;r!'h ia el! .' tint I may li.ri .-piee lor t i-'ii'ri c.v- pr > ' e liri'v-. which will : con if i illy iiitervslinv v-. 'i. ft Itsjivv i'cttM.V'i Nov. The le -i-larticf met to-lay at twelve n'cln \. ami :;t the a'iji iiiitcil 1;our t??r- M?- >a 'if hi- I.V the ("i.?vi?rni?r. v.a" rocc:\<*<l :url trail. To ay the least "f it. the ihcuinent W:?s a v mil one, ar i c reman 1-a rv ^e:i nil eominen--' item. Sin -e the -la;, when I hoc.iin" inter esleil in ,-iteh tike paper-. I have ne;? l r.-ai! i hotter one. Without imlicaiim.' any opinion upon the several ree-uiimeii'Intir its -iiiim-toil in the A1 v. ] may say that it tlirnuohout e:nin?*iiil\ -otiial <M:i?cr\-iliee, prftetieal. ami to the point, ami replete with important, timely ami Comnioa-M'-n-e sit;_ye-finm-. I re-'ret thai I rouhl not procure a'e.ipy I'oryoit in time for pntilientiuii in thiWeek'. is-ue. H" .-tire, however, that Coll publish it entire, next week. The Mc.?sa--* hc.itt4-' v.ith this paragraph: \ mi have le-umed tlm ili.-rliarve of your constitutional ilntie- itiul. r the most ene'uiiaoinj. eiieniii; t.inee.-. The pe.-iluiarv pre.--tire whieh. at the lieoiiijtiuj.-m year, bore lo'uvily apon all ela -es of ; ri4-ety. ha- happily pa- ?? ! If without its ii'.l! ":]' ;! II "USa-liT-a I I'lilllii i I - .11......' ,.. I !-; in.I wHcn in".- urn r?j. : ? ? v? r lull leu vo-! -: an*! !.i.?nr ..IV.vry 'li*-n*ri|iti??ii iVc!- tli?* -liiiiiiluii- .'f The \ rar Ims ln*pn nl* n:i''\ iiiiltli' l lic.'iitli, ::ii.I mir ]>.'..ji!?\ in ;i!i*l <ot'uri:y. lev.- -inv.*.--I'uily .levutoi tru'in^clv? f.> llirir v.u i<?n.- >.Viil!".!!-'. Kfpjv^csititifra (' inni'iif vwiiliii l 'ii* - Mi'j.M'.i. v ill will it lit 11> I'.itli ii: (* in ll'ci'i 11 In tin* ?;; V.'I* < r :i!' . ! tilO Ik.Jii.i;. < ..! "^r.it.-lul In-art -, an 1 ! v >nt!y - ii|?|?ii?-.-tiiii?? a iMiitimi nut* >! 11: -J i'a Vni !ii- Ms. < !! tie i .' ia\'i-i.ii a? i: mii ? : ( > in ? I (;?? J. iii-y *.I" **lritin;i w< II .ilni! *. ai.-l rain /.< in <-u*ty i ! n i-I-il'.-, i. !! tln'li |ir..r> rt|? ;n |i-i-,il i -t: >! i'; liir.ii.*i:il mn lii'mi tin' ' .i*I*i": .ii. . :i:!ii?-'. I mm ! !. :'.i aj?|ii.at<* c<.iiMii<'lii: !:u* :i.-w : .ti* : tin Smitli i '.ir-iliti i <'.ill?*v;i'. :itn! tin* MiMiaiy Ar.iil-mii*-: lln* .M*liii'i >*y-i.-!n ; ;'i<* |-Y?*(* M.*lin..| Sy-t.*ni: Mr, NV .* :? ; '- 1 J'..r (In* li 'il' aii'l lliinili a'.nl tin I IVii'.i: It.i .. i fa-t'fM*..;. .' !* ti;. . -in. i ..t'i iii.i-: : a.- I *i?--i:! >:: ! .n: .-taint, 'aw : t ':? r.*!> :.I t lie i in y l.iv. lis i1?: i - Ii ! M.-tit i.l tin* l'.in-!'i?ni** t> i.i ' tin* Ir.ai ! > ..V": ii. !ii-;'it*r ? ni t-. :*nl t' ? l*y :' !- a n*..*n .i_*!:t?-:?i* Ii*": .. :. !! .a >ii * . !..it - iii:. ' Ti.d Mr- iU * ? :: Iii" : ??ilM. in.' !??; :, ^rr ; * : - Ilie ' i:' .. r t ' .1 ;?-tiI. I . ? ? ? t:> 1 re r *?!?; ?.- :V .1 '.f ' M v-arilM- "II . if'i I;- . i . .v--i :i*?i t' *! i t Stale. 1! ? I la -I-It~ .- I.:'r:r I ? !l l<> - !.:ti"ti- "Xtnv-siv r. ii. ;' . . :> I i !.?'. mil . I ! v; ;! ' ii . :i?i>Iii.'?l 1. ill-soil ; s . * . ; 11 > 11 - * 11: ' ".t ! i* ii-: ! *r :!i !.. Ill I '! "I'i." i. , .. . : i .:!.? ! :'. hai ' . '."i. i. I it' i.'i-iin :i! ... . - . i x.'i.i Ii-' :.ii? I*-. ... . i ?i - * . \ . ; i ii--.: Mmii, . . i >? r t'- * 1 , .v. it ' ' i. n?t wilhli ; . ii-.'i! M- >t i : ' MiM I v. mM 1m v . i? - i *..? ?i* i f III . . 'I ' .1 .-l i !' '.?i 'I .>1 - . ..f :?!? :;.! " -ii irlni t I',.- -I ' v II,;..- vitli . ;.. V,.. ii M :,r ,,-.X ry - '. . " ?:; . *:U iveiaim . , c. , - !;. . '!"! * v.: Ii *! ' n- : ! . t it-t i_ i" : ' > .< -!:?*.*< . itfIsiit* J.. ... i V lilt'.: !' I . I" I' I . ;* II I it i y * , .v.- ,!. i. < .isnliy iii i i;: I i" i" ;i. . . ;i: ?? i. ? ;!.>! . . i ... .:, i ..:i,i ' t. iW'i-I . lilU'.'i. I \.l W.r : :i -: il l.mit.. I.ut i* -.ii: !> * fii'lm i , .i .-r . i- n .: i : "in. (In- ;>> u ..I - "it!! : . < :>i :i* ' t!? nmi :.i -:i.ii ! ii "I if 'i.ir' .I. Tin-\ :.ii" In* ii I .. I'i'''!1"1 i iii"' i.'Haii!. T!i-y liav : :ii.-ir i..r . . i l!ivv . ;i! !:.i! : > v. "* ii :li,1iilr.'-. i'i." l:.!:* "I" la ii !- ! 'Ir'ii :;ii:;i .ifity ha- !; 1 :.i> ' i i ,i :.:i?. ;i'w'!! a : . !! i'-: 1 " III! ill::". "! "V'.ljl i" ,i"il I i . ' . .Ill I . .1" - I.. !. I'.iit :ir'.- n .-i? f ..i! -11 i I. . . ... - !!' aiy :""x :i:i'ii;i"a. !:i III" >"!ri*". 1 II" ' . >\ :liii*: - > i I intMiif..tit. .. i* a lii'il I"-!i!"r:,..'.V i<? '? *.-r l Until ...i'i iT 'iil ? >1 ' ' viii" ; > ni" i.-.itit .?:i *!i-_- ''ir.nin.i i.iin i ' iir-1-fi..ii nf S'm-Iliy: :? - . :in* Ii |>..i f tin- I'i " It-ul -t tin- Iviiip'. M.'iHitaili IJ ii.! a*! ' mi. .ny. rlic 11;!i?- i*;-|."i ? >! iii" ' i--n?m-r- l"i was .a'.y Mr. H'i|?nii. *\ii.. nls.. r u liu'"il a Hiil " iiirnvinijat" tti" V iii.iy" -if II" Iii!!. Mr. W iliarr iisii*?.-iiiitcil Hill ' I '' '.in i> iitt!ii'ii ni' the Cuiif! ?( '>r linavy i'i'.In* -'/ii iiH-nr nf" :.\i(.? :ii?i tin- an;i<.:uliii"iir ..f <*u-ii<li:iI [ -linl! sni'alc mure fully >.f'lir-c tucasitn'- w's :? f!i lils , . . l" . r are irmt^lit up !?.: 'HseH.-si-iii. ' " 1 C. I). Meltuii, "f I'lie-tcr. intiMiluoo-l a Hill tu i . cmpi fruin ni'lintiry militia 'iuty tin* iKcers ?>i' i several District Buar ls, the Managers "I" H!oeli?> ^ .inl <>tli> r "irii ial.- >v!io .in heavy \rm k jV?r tlu-pul jrnoii. witln.iil eoinpeiis.itiiiii. Thi- is certainlv d I in . . . . tt> ju.-tice, as u will in sniiu" suit compensate ? jiiiiilic-spiritcil ui'Mi l'"V iiieir lahur. aie.l will. heMil ! teml to make tliesi-oiiices mure generally sought '' ter. A similar Hill, re-tricte l. hnwcver, tn the t' ;i],. . tnissioiiers of Itoaii-, the l'" ?r, I'ree Schools :i Huhiie HniMiugs. was iuuo.Uiccil Hv Mr. H .vl.-i 't'lll ..f l-'.iirfieiil. win. .il-.j -uhmittci.1 a Dill to exempt persons over forty-fiw ycarsofagc front patrol-Hi 'N* Mr. Moragne, of Klgcliold, presented a schc ' ni his own, in relation to Cnnmou Schools; and ? m" Tillman, <?t Edgefield. introduced a Hill to rcgul : the transportation of ihc mails in South Carolina l!" This Hill provides that, when the President of : vUoad and the IV-t-Muster General cannot agree, ca~ Governor .shall take the matter in hand, and hr l1"' , the parlies to terms, ''whether or not.*' The h l'ie . of South Carolina interfciing with mail matters ! ,c'' I queer one; of course, the Hill will not pass. 01" i This embraces the more important business of t,;e J day. 1. is quite lat.?one o'clock?and as yon P'1" t already crowded and I am much fatigued, I'll to r a* " I have spent an unusually pleasant evening out j town; but of this await a further developmct.t ! Adieu for the week. w. m 1 in | Our Itelations with Great Britain. the I Washington. Nov. 'J7 nni : Reliable udvi< -.siato that the English govcrnm iors is profuse in expressions of friend-hip to the Cni li.v-: States, hut evades satisfactory replies in regard the i their violation of our neutrality laws. Mr. Hitch licit i an thinks the government i" waiting for someth ; ... turn up to relieve it from its present dilemma. Arrival of tho Orizaba. * NV.w Ohlkaks, November 21 at The steamer Orizaba bus arrived with City 1M'S Mexico dates of the 18th. Alvarez had entered city quietly at the head of oUl)0 men, the garri 's | having previously withdrawn. The scut of govt ' ! moi.i noil lin I hi Ilfilres de Hidalgo (,n Its ! 17th of February. The host feeling prevails betw lon ! Alvarez :m>l Vidaurri. Araza had been itppoiu 1,0 ' Minister to Prussia. Soieti had resigned as Sec irc> j tnry of the Treasury. res ! . Charleston Market. ted ! ClIAftLKSTON, Nov. 127 C!i" i Eight hundred l?:iles uf cotton were sold to-d;M tl*. : a decline since Saturday, J to } cent. ' It is stated in political circles that Mr. F ,0 ridgo of Tennessee, will be a candidate for the Sp 100 ! kership of tho House of Representative?. itforlli Carolina Central Eailroad. ; This p-aml enterprise is rapidly approaching com- -* detion. The cars lV-mi (joldsborougli and Raleigh "ll ? , a in iov; rn.i within ?'?iniiccs of Groensborongh, am! the jars fr.?m C'harlotie ran to Tinnnasviile, 11 miles cm NV. ih Lex-agt n- leaving a gap of ill.finished Railroad of ahont miles to he overcome !?y st.a:'iig. 'J'lie inde line, it is estimated, will he com- j pleti'd ;i { ,>( .J,Miliary. The ears f-uin 1 lie Thomasviile nov :v::>-!i Charlotte at > minutes past " SVi J 'in p. \f ? if.. / ,/ i). .H'ji'.ur!. t _ 01 O Coreiipi .Relations. ^ . .'II H*AHHX?T?;.\*, Nov. 2?'i. Advioe i.-in il.nnl'ii. : of November -> ! tate that that there v.:-- >va- !.. belie ve that Russia had a- j,;l greiv] to in-diale hetv.ecn 1'i iuu-uh and die I'nited ' Slates a?:'! i:I to J) -ni.aar!; to cede the _ i-!.-i:i<{ S . Th-m,- : ? the I nited Stales ihr live ^ iniiiioii--. and exempt taierienn -? :? ? m *'m? jir. * i.ient of s ?: :?! 'ties. Cfstv The Mi I- 'jipi Demoer.itie ;o*.ie Convention ... .;. ! .lie- i . the P.-m. era!:*: .-it:<>ti*i 1 h; v 1 . Ii\ Itliwll, !|I! i fl'Mll- n-l :i!I I'lll'-'l IIIjtlit.-rv ilnv.'rli! ' ! (Ik* I'lvsi foul!.! ?*. ??v.??- <il I ; t<> Iw IicM sn 1, J on lii * ?'!' J.-iniwry mom. m <TIk " ~ ii iiki'i.ktpii i>- i h i:v v av i:i;\. im> wst.-broi: y M KI10IIA NTH. ) NuVEMMKtt J i?:ir :n..il:?rt i'.-r'ilio j>:i-f >lay- has !?"pn aiiiiii.iti'fl. :ui I it iva- .i **-r: .-.J :ic*<1 a I tin. . ?l' liu> tr?*c!; liiat i:rar is Ii till*! !' * i i-a!t< !ia*l c!j:? II.' 't lir.irN, joic.ittrisipr iV-.m 1 [( > f ei-ni*. t. /'/ ??/ ?I lit-ilii? M i'.'io ! iiiii.iv>': }?nr??s Iiavil!'/in-ti'l-iaiiy Ifi'liii.- i *!in,n ?"> til* ia-t ivWi> ii?\v Miintv. % I. S'i.i'H ; bmivl- I !*? >>iu sT.i'-V- -V. 7 > 1! : t . !" : IV. >>: t r <1. I If' V . -J..Vt r Columbia Market. .VoVKMSil.j: (I'll* lifivUi : i"C i!i(' j>a?: ..> > !. has b.vii aot:v>*. ainl '.iiy.'i : > njicrati*: s!in:. !;<-( !ia>- | In'- ii :i l-v. <?n JY'nlny in Oiiiny iln* :ii'U.? iV i i |..nu!ii l.y iIf sU'aiii'T ' 'ai::i>l:i < iIiain!. 11::i11>; -cvon -I >- lar Ir-nii r.iiii>|><>. ii i .11:._ ;ii a>ivai; in in :iiH <l!iaa ami1- . .-I' ami ' i. < ? lair >|iia!i !:> . . wifii -a! -- !a;iii^ .t-el: >.l 77.-" ni l?.i 1* - in !il-1i . ; "J*..i?'" - i i. -.-.ilali- :> alnl > : . i >.:. T!;>* ai irkt-t ?-!>.-iuti -tra-iy. 'J in- a nl a lav..|-:.;>|(- .-HV-'-l iiji iii >!! market. iiiir a.ai!.?-t n<iv..iif*i"| at Ie:i*t 1 f.t - i-viii .|n; :|.jf i;,i? w<-ck. I itt'io ".v- : ?<wh> - - ii<- -i.! I. j.raii'iiiiu in .!/ /7-1 *. \ N . I ||;aiii>'r'? !-. wmiM '.inuiam! OJ .-r-M . /.' ?-?;*?'flic -ii(*t*!y is li-.'lit, with a an iler.ite >lr iiainl. latin ; :n!v.iii. ;n-_'. tVe-|t:?tv Spiv* i .'Ciit-i. flaln- ! I< - !'. .-ani-', :n-fi.nlil.CT l<> >;i!llit > -TSii* 'v ! n i- v?o v Jiti!? ?*< m !:i. In. i.-n. .n>i _ - W > |;n?tf !: >>^j? >( < . ? i*> :r ... f!ii* >? iloiiri-'. wit ; a ie liuiii I. v.- '. .v ..f ii' i. -iii-l- s P <" 4 m-1. ' Irnv.'!- <W(.> . I?Tin- lilij-lv i- .lit. V. 11!? I _*< ! female!.? tl V\'.? V.f " /', <?. -Tin' -uiiiilv - ::i . i U :. . 'A ' -1!! !<* i '!'< . i *? :?!-. (' / . ?j'j..- -HS.i.'y ' I.l. IV til .. lelliftlt J. We .ill "V " i. - ! ' : TOTM.- xwarrui vis* waun'J?? i ?iwi i'iprnn!. \| ... II ; >11 i !.. I*. ... II TI. ... *?i-1-. :?. Mi . WH.i.l\M i ' *T!!!i. an i ti.? AI \.. i : *. >?\i:r ii jA-ni.-r. r. ill stiffs. i !. i THE EXAMINER. !l* Tin* MUJilwr > ! 'iii KKW .I0171IN.W* will ! .vil-lv ill 1>. t. . i V f. ' !. .nhli-her v>iiil>l '? ?' ili.'.iil !m tl.n.-c win* car* rio;:;;c ll?ry >.ii!.i r. ,;.i v I without 1 '!*s:i. - ? Tv. I> >1 inir annum. lino year's -ill.- :'; .1 -ii io'jniii-1 ?>ii :1h?vf-ci ij.: I";*?>. lir.-t num "1*<' l.(,M .1. me ' i ' liiiiiiiifi. "" U'M. Ii. .iO||\STo\. TIIE DAILY SOUTH-CAROLINIAN. Our Session Paper, !M" Il.WLSii maiie tin- uere-.*nry air.iiifroincnts to "lx niriti-li full an.) acrura to reports ! Legislative ali'i ol!.it proceed iti?<. Iiy the* enjra?oiiiei:t of the '1 ics t reporters. wo .ijler .air I la fly > e>i : i I'ajuT oil "*' tin' usual terms >>! One P..!lar lor the session. '"I Having the advantage <?1' il<?e'- Mammoth lVo.-s. wliic-h will print 1 n 111 -iile- ..l the paper al the -arne 'x- lime, will ho ahle to keep ii ..pen to the latent "? hour, :tiu 1 thus have an advantage never previously 0s. enjoyed in C 'lumhia. livery effort will !.? used to lie make it ^atWl'actosy t" our Mjhscrihors. ?? ii. W. (illUIBS. oir (let 1; |i> tt' . . - ?? ;if- LEGISLATIVE REPORTS. Tl.e -nii.-crilioi - will i.??e every morning .luring the l" ' session r.r tin* Snuh t.'arolina Legislature, I'uil re l,,,? ports of the proceeding* of both branches, including :i'' Speeches ami Debate*. alcl at the cli.se of ihe se>i.V. jjyjj pm (tp, in .1 lu-al *|Uarlv Imiu, the entire lusit'He *or, printed "ii lii>1 piuiiiy paper aic.l lU'iilh Iwinul, In)' S "? per Copy . :ltc A- .>?r reports are intended t>? he h, our ? palnm* may expect t" learn more ?.t" tlie bmiliess .?( l".v the Legislature thai has h.-retuf-ro been vep .i t -.l. the The will be . upplied daily lbr >1 .m? duri"S inti the session ami directed through the I'-.st Office 0:V to any point. is a ( first class Stenographic Uep"iters are engaged, ami no expense or labor will he avoided that may uC ^K-1 necessary to our complete success. ' htr IViei. lt will :UV . please forward their orders. Mt. . K. W. UHITTON .s: Co. l in 0 -t. 18 ! tl . . ATTENTION DHAGOGNS! A mex.-ting ot the Yojkville Dragoons was held on Saturday last. the x!7tU instant, at which it was /.' . <,/( . ./that this final notice he published: 'n* That "it the tii-.-1 Saturday of December next, ev1 ry per.A.n de-imus ol connecting himself with tin ,0 , Company is retjuirtd to attend at York Court House "n ami to Mgn the Constitution, in order that a pcrnmiiiff . * lient organization may he Jia?t. In case of the failure of a sufficient number to attend, tho Company will he then finally disbanded. An earnest call is hereby made upon all who feel interested in orgnui. of zing a Dragoon Company in York District, to attornl the at the time above otuted. liio.se who fail to attend, son will be stricken lroiu the roll ami returned to theii ru- res nee live beat - , i uuv.-iti.vi auenuauee is the necessary, otherwise a failure is inevitable, ecu P. S.?An}' one unavoidably prevented from atu-nted ding, can authorize some one to sign for him. re- EDWARD MOORE, Chairniau. j Sam'i. Uainlv, dr., Secretary. Nov S 44 4t ! MBMVHOHMMHKBBCSntfaBaEflnKimBHtt . VEliROKS IFOR SALE.--Will be sold, ot jl.1 the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next, m York Court House, FOUR VERY I. IK PLY NT. (IROES, belonging to the estate of John Stoedntau , . 1 deceased, on a credit of twelve months, with inter l* est from the date, the purchaser giving a note witl ca- j good surety. DUDLEY JONES, Adm'r. i Nov '29 40 Ot I oil ore earnestly requested to call ?wd H r Bookd must be closed either by (.A ."SI f or NOTC t we hope ourfricnds will recollect a little of (! - H t>? liPilhit ' ! I'-iriii" i? nii.iuiuit'iv iKnp.-n.. , J.I.VDSA1" & TJIOMASSON. ? ETHEL ACADEMY*?Tlic Pntron* ?f UetliH .\o.*?!ciny a?o hnjipy to inf'tnu ihc |?i?!flint (Iioy have engaged tf:?* service? "f* Mi*. B ullsy fiirthbliutituliuii.' Mr. If. coihot highf. B .- tin mended a- Ait cxpcrieucert Teacher. V??nnj B ntI**m?Mi fan prepared for adntiwimi t<> nny B I* Colleges. T!i*' MXtiVMon ulT Firr Monflit B iMiuiict* ?'ii tin- l*t Monday in JAMAitY, ^B IIIi.ii "I ft-oni >i to $7 per month, aii?I Tuition fioui B I. slJ.'i'i per ion. a'oodiiiMott f?r !<*. ? :! hi B ii' :i S'omii, ::!: ! no deduction fill* all- ' < >' UllK'r-S B 1 Ill'k ?i. f ,H/V, 11 </l?l |E <HEttVFF*S SALE or FfVEJUYER I 7 I. ISDS I'v Tirtiip ' f ??!i?iv Willi 0i F'i. Fa. B mo iliwiwl. I ! . I, iIn.* til'st Moudey ill B intniry next, i)|.. < . ... i Ji! c .. , jn (he ih'ii i C ffu'-ti'i*. Y }>I:iiii;iii?Ti or Tmct f-t. JB lit i * nt r welic Hundred Acre.-, liMiiiilhi |fl of i!i ot fScii*!:tl i . \it. 11. B 'Andrew <'? - i.nd otlifrr. levied on ns tbo B i' !. i'. IV, Davie, at t to fl of 'ii'ijil, I.. \ i m Ij.t in. !!\Y., v . W.I). IleS.ii:.> B $ injMYISTIS itoif S SALE.?the mi?? I u .'(vilt'T u*ii! s).'* i?? j.iil.Iir".lerii Tf KM'YY, ?e lull of Di.t l..\!lii-ilJ, .(f tlie Court IIoUMt it* II ojkvilfe, nil tl.e j)if :.ri;:il ty if IMCTKIt )f. I If 11.1" V, 11 i sed, (..! > .iin : i.f Cnijiflttei'V I To.i I 'Ii. r. Ii , >)<-. Win injf Aj'pawrft &c.? I '( nil.* ni: !(.* known n the <?( -: ! . I ??. ' < H.'.Nl'tiHD. A'Ipi'r. I All j'c; * <!' having 'letii::i n^aintl f!i niton* er- , J Y'* ' : ;"' ( I I" ;.l tl.. ;u j f | 11 \' ft ft ot - B Sov. 47 fl Limestone Springs fcmaie iiigu ??)f IB W ? J??T5> KJ HH!K Kvieiof t!ii- ln.*titiiti..n i'..r tl.N T?-mi. B wi!l <-l Tm- '.iv ihe I !ili lk^oiitlti r. Out -i ill.- l'iinn|inls will :?-arc on U't-lno.-iluy f..r Voikii:.-. i. :.i li <'..ItimWia on Tin v- l.iy. :nnl uiii.ii lYMny :tivotu|':tnjinfi Yoiisi# rw i i. !- to :iv:.i 1 ? {' this .iiii'y. Tin' S.-imol will r.-i.;.fii on Wi-.tiir iiny, Ftl.iumy .'ii!i, i ' >'>. i' in P. iiirij.:.!- wii! Iimvi- l i -ti.ii i! . M. ii'l; y [ir'ni'.ny. ax<<f ('uliiinMa mi i'si'1 i.i rl.i.i;:" "I -1:? :i . "i:-: l.u'iY- us nicy .i -iro ! : r i! .1. >iv '_".i -I i i2i iWlViKliStJs'i i)L' ST. JOHN, THE EVANGELIST. 'J|Ii!l..\S"nii:rii'ir l.<'i?;r. ; ... : . 0f Aiirifi$ I Ki'-o Ma?'iiiwill <.!i tiii- "v.-?iii:tr ..f t!n> i?71i: at till- M.i .1.1.' Hall. puM't'iy r\. .-TAI.I. tin.- i ? i-ltrs. n-r i ?:? in-iiinjr U'tiii.? - - -1 .! .. ... 'i lit* -sim?iiv will * . ? ? .,? ,.yf.V\ preparation wilt ' ? the pu 'in*, :<i" the I ii!;i - < !ivare 51 v:t t { nttci. (. I'. 11. 1>A ilM iN. | .1. I*. JKI r !!KVS. i :i. n. V. < * I! ASTol'.M. I Nov u Commissioners Bale. V.ali.-Ma M:?V M If I other-. | v,. Hill iV.ifir!' r. .I.tl.li May rit.'l others. J , SN .bcio'iive i<> the "i ! r " ili'' ' -mi ?I ^ ***' '.* j.-.-M- i a! <. I will -si tu : "''ii.' at V-.rk ("t.uvf iI?i< ii llu* KIlSSI M? ?N ?>.\ i !A .1 \NIAIIV, 1 tl.u i <iI. %. in-.' ti: '..? S> \i it KS. One <.?' ? r t: . kti-Kt. :?n I He M11 i i?? j- T* n.-t. ' I'oiitui nil i 111! At !!! "?. I hie \?tli\ <*r tfat*!, Uiniv.a u* tl.tr "Mi llttaili T;act." ? II I At'lll!S. Tin* almvi* 1:i|mI- -?. 1?1 l'<<r i'ail.1 a division : i:t?>isvfr*t tin* licit - a:v." ti:-' tii*ti Aitltves *. iin* estate hi" Win. S. May, ilfi-.m ill. 'i'Kl:t*:lr!? stlllieieiit !? J.ny flu* ? < ?! ' ! lliir -*.iit, till; liftS:itier oil :i ct lit <>I I. vim.?. V.'.lii interest lV<>til bile. till* |?tl?"C.*!::l -ft* to give 1< : 111 < I gOO'l SUI*elics !<'l lilt J ..iVieelil <1*1 tilt* pillvltU.. ; money. JNn. Ml LI.lilt. r. v. i' ii.nni--iiir.iT'Ufti.v, ? I""1! V?rkv'iMc. S. Nov. ifiitii. IS."i, | RIVER LAN0 FOR SALEt f|tll i* UtlllflV* . '!.? i - I < il'OtlK of Illil g hi- p.:.M:.* ii tern. '.uati 'l in l.at.ea.-i* r 111.* r, it! wuhin -? ? -?! miles -I' ii:e i"?urt llou-v, lying < a 'la* <'.a II",vrr a*Ijfiiiii,. i|il* liiii-l- i .r i111 ! ,..{<;i*. si. II. Th-inp* " M. Cnl. J. 1>. W;tl:i*t i.en.ii. ail'l * ?.*? . Mi.' . Willul-|mi.<si, containing 10.10 u su:s; at?.v.t iiuo-hi it'.-l tl.t* -aid land- ale* Milder l'eiiee. Hint at ;i -tatf ? i -ii. .1 c'.ilti\: tion. tiit* balance in w-od-. w?*!l liiulu t*.-?I, tlift* with ail necessary otttKi:i!<! tie.*'. ici.-iin? <<t a good dwelling Iioiim1, it**pi** kite!.' M*. two cotton houses ami pio--es. harn. via.<:< . T!n.-e lands nvc well adapted in tlit* rii tivrtioii ..i e-tton ami grain, ami can !.o iliviilo?l to suit purchasers. Also, I will sell, < pv..vid<il I di*-post* of the aliove lands,) sntiiciciit of stork ami pro vernier for the place. Any person desirous ot put eiiu.-ing the :tin?\ plantation woiilij do well to call oil the subscriber at Lancaster, C. 11., S. (\ .1. E. CURETOX. N'nV 2'i 'li <it South Carolina?York District, VVHIKUEA.S Li. K. 15? >Y1> has applied to me tor V v Lotters ut Administration, on ail and singular tin' goods ati'l chattel.-, rights and credits of DAV1I) \V. SMITH, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kin lied and creditor- of the .-aid deceased, to he an i appear before tne. at out next Ordinary'. t'ottrr for tlie -aid District, to lie hidden ar York Court House on the 71li day ot DKCKMRKK next, to -hew cau.-e, if any, why the said Administration should Hot he -.'ranted. (liven under my hand and Seal, this "23d day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and lifiy-tivc. and in the eightieth year ?f American 1 udupondenee. .1. M. ROSS. 0. V. 1 j Nov 211 IT oj South Carolina.?York District. VV" II ERISA.*4 Dr. .J. U. OOLDEI.oCK hr ? applied v to me tor Letters ot Adiuiuistrat' >(,pi gR and singular the good- and chattels, vigli' ;lu,| credits of ANDREW C. l\lDl>, late ?'i the L' j-trict atorc-uid, deeouM d. These are thevelore to r ite and ad' nonhh till and | singular, the kindred and creditors ?f tlie said leceased, to he and appear oetore tne > ;jt our next Ordinary's Court lor iho said Di-tv'u t, to be holdeii at. Yotk Court House mi the 10th ,'i:iy ,,f RECEMREK NEXT, h, -hew cause, if air;, vv hv the said Administration should tiot be gra.u'tcd. tliven under my hand tvwi S? d, this 22d day of November, in the yctarol' nu r Lord one thousand eight hundred and f?riy-ft<iu, .-md iu the eightieth i yar of Auieviein Dnieper,dene*. J. \l. ROSS, O. V. D. Nov 21> 47 2t % k W *T A Wj m n CATAWBA LANDS* FOR SALE, ON Tuesday, the STII DAY of JANUARY * Gen. .1. A. YOUNG, as my agent, will sell tip.-.' the premises, my Laud, lying on the Catnwba ltiv? , and Cailiey's Creek, in Mecklenburg County. mile below Realtie s Kord, known as the Catli . 1 i Lund. The tract conutine about 55? ACRES, I 1 about 17f? Ycrej oi' whveh is river and creek b"to-:.- j ? ! About -<?'? \evcs of the tract is c'?>ared and in ulti- I vatioti, the balance is the first ?(uality of I II WELL-TIMBERED CPLAMJ. I fi . lying favorable for cultivation. Mr. Joseph T\ I Jj living on tbo river one mile below the land, will 1 m i any time show the promisee to any one wishing to f fl purchase. This has-always been considered one I on the Catawba or in Mecklenburg county, I on account of the quality of the noil, bat ni9|PpNi - sitlU.t. i., ill ;.y loralivH^BfW^ i in a most desirable neighborhood. t Any information respecting it can Ik? obtuiuc ef' - : from Mr. Joseph Wilson, near the land, or froui , (Sen. Youngor myself in Charlotte. Tonus will be neoommodaiing, and tnadi known i cn tho day <d' sale. A. 11. GRAHAM. , Nov. '22 40 7t A

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