Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, May 22, 1840, Page 111, Image 3
^r'jj<?i a? i i i f, rt r i,i ?
of ihnF- community, whfencrer rt suited th
^ ptenrure^ and fhnt eefttrracls.madq underi
^ old standard should t>e -Oxceut^d nccordr
to the new,~ttte'proposi'iou wonlddesorve
ly meet with universal scOr n It. wouffl
perceived at once, that the Bwk "DYeetc
or othcfHlrgulators, could combine -omoi
themselves and-ngfee upon a day whetU
standard should be chang'd, and that aft
tnnt day two pounds for usance ?houkJ
melted tog&Inw, and represent hut for. t
> stance should be melted together* aud re
jesrot but one. Qf course each mnrrifUl
*- secret would go forth and secure contrac
for thousands of* pound* or^ot op orrti
oiher article of value, to" bw d"liv?rei
some-period bsyo.nd the (Jay thus fixed ttpi
for the change." ' " '
Can nny thing be more obvious, rfv
that when the seller is called upon lor 1
contract and is thus compelled to deliv
double the quantity he had anticp.jteil, rig
is invaded and the most flagrant injtisfi
has been perpetrated ? An I ye; prcctp
*iinilar4is the4result which follows the pow
to exoand and contract the currency of ti
country ; a power which the Hanks no
enjoy throughout the Union, and that" u
without responsibility to any but theiY ow
Stockholders, Is it not apparent that t
# irresponsible power thus to overturn tl
* i - - x i
standard or varies, inus to expaou or vwi
tract the currency, and thereby to enhnnt
or p?i down the prices of labor nod of i
. commodities, k in fact an arbitrary gow
over every iodividuds ? U it not a pow
to increase the rate m)d expense a or life-'*
every cit'&Hv, and to reduoant ph-Muxe:!
accustorr/ d income ofih'' meclmhrc, rive li
borer and the agriculturist ? -It is njjain
thishrrespodsiblb hj*t" the Adhiimsyatio
baa been couten ding. It is to ensure s >'
tlihess.aud certainty, to Vie >*agr*- r?f| uj<h
and K> the pro?lur?? an J CoiihlStrce ?.?f tl
coun'ry,. thai the Pre^yTd has >? ''ornes:
^ urged upon tfco people^a) necessity ofs )jr
cir*:ch upon the limits-. Can tiny, mi
doqbt, that <f<tbe* Adty'jrM>wi?>.i jws'eadh
o,rpo.sing thn reckless ?peeula??)rls o? jli
VV-estern Banks Irui i?-ut i s 6ourfP*r
ancC or even deciineJ to upp^stv therp, ths
wo should have oow bVori w[?<h>ie/r in'o
jroriex of c-ilfirort.y, far exceeding the wwp
reality we have ydt encountered. And ivi
uny man afer the second $H*pens'otf of ih
Banks, nod the present tK'ppvj.iiiun aff th
bills of our num-st ocigltbors ; wuj 'an'
man propose that the Government shou(
make ihem Depositor os of the-poftlic >no;iej
* and present them with a Bonus offrtun I:
to 15 percent, f?rdeb?sing the currency c
the country 7 Wo take it as the surfed pc
- Jicv of SooiIlCarolina, to resist any sue
IMIacy, and as her determined .purpose t
jbio.with -the Administration in rcstorru
healthful action to the hody pontic.
4V VVo regard th? opposition of thfAd
minis'rat on of the sysi.'m of Internal Xn
provemcnt by the General Government a
furnisldog another cltini to ^our confi ienc
and-support; and we f ef ours< Ives aurhn
rized to call upon the State Righfs party c
tiie whole South to aid (Item in extinguish
tn? 5 i/stem so sectional and corrupt ing.Tl?e
people of this State have deci mal the1
opinion so of oft'-n upon this subject, an
are so fully satisfied of i s soundings that
would he a work of supererogation fu the
to discuss the subj 'ct.
5. And, lastly, we tidd ourselves boun
to make common cause with the A iffthih
tration in opposing that profligate-parent c
Internal Improvement, and of w;istrful an
reckless expenditures, ft TarifTfor the pro
tection of Domestic "MatKiftictires. Ootid
subject Soulfe Carolina has sa recently ta
ken her groond in {ho face of the world 1I1&
it wou.'q bo vain again to repeat her solem
4t declaration. All her sons, with thereof
lion of that fragment which, finding n
congeniality wi h.ihe rest, has unforiunate
ly strayed into the camp which shelter
enemies; all unite in great cautfeof Fre
Trad? ; all insist that wb*re the Consiitu
ton guaranty freedom to all, none shall" b
restricted, and that th : Manufacturer lik
every other Citiseo, ami should not fur.ei
' OB the spoils of his neighbor.
Political Duty.?Dr. ChmeiniTof Do:
t n, has lately published a brilliant Es*hj
in which he off rs the following advice to
clasS of persons numerous m every coir
ibanity^ A
uAmong the best people there are sum
who, through disgust with tho violence <
panies, wi hdravv thenwlvs from all polii
ca! act on. Surli, I conceive do wrong,
God has placed thetn in ill? relations, tin
imposed upon them the duties of.ci izms
? and they are no mor author z ?l to shwn
from these duties than from thoao ot' son
husbands, or father*."
From the Correspondence of the Carlcstor
Courier.
Washington, May 12.
The Globe of this morning, announci
ihe resignation ofAmQs Kendall, a? Po
Master G nerul, to take elf *ct upon '.he a|
pointmcnt of his successor Gov.* M ire
of New York, utid G?n. Armstrong,
Tennessee, are nnmod for the office. M
.Kendal! declared his in ention te<ccsign, r
.* account of his heallh, some rime- ago, L
his card, in the Globe, you w;fl ScO-rhnt I
will remain in this city,-and exercise his p<
a joint editor of ihu Globo, (lur'n^^.l
presidential canvass?ihavjs, as long as tl
"Extra Glqbo" is torbe punished. fie'vvi
satisfy the worhf he says, that no wanh
eonfidenco in ihe Presided^ or his adfnrni
tration, has determievd-huh to pr'fer nfpi
y vate to a publics'*: ion. "Mr. K -jdall wn
perhoj?* ihe rnost^rblc and ennrgetic men
her of the cabinet J and irtthe employ mc
which he is afiout to resume, of a>p;ir?y < (
tor? he has fe w equals. It ts suppose ih
he will eventually succeed Mr Minister
to Spain?that is, if Mr. Yiia B
ren be re-elected.
There are rumors of more resignation
It is said tint Mr.^ Woodbury, mid M
Forsyth are about to resign* hut I do n
credit it. It is idso reportrd that mai
democratic members of Congress ha
aigned a Ground robin," against the co
ip ill the discussion of a bill 0>r. the relief vf'K
i. Uunnnh Xjeij*hToi?thf? Widow of a fevolu; I
sV'tfpribry olH t?t. Mr. Pr*,8lofl'5tn'l Mr. VVf bsut
sp.ok? wjrh kp*at felotjii'-nee.-in support.^
a-' *&f t&e bill, WM(cfl faulty passed* ft
if* '"Trie House was en^ugvd all rfaV in the I
ie disgpsjiidn-of lit? Jjjb 'a insure the more f ull.
ly 4ii collection oT t <* rrvenuo fcorh ens onis. 1
Tuc^iaoirotr <ii Mr. It jeit tu*srike out ihd?
m ^$ec;ioir,-is anioiitW, Vunjic,. itt-ali suits C
of ;yg;tiinst the CoHonto^ S tht? teg tm#-..
ie^ ik' of persons hie?mg lies *nie.-interest 'I
i ,wi:h that o/ihe pary In thrsurt/tn tho^wes./,
it bo?bt issuc.^vvnsYeJ Qb'd, aud-Uie biiLwiis v
a reporjed to the I loose.- ':rf,
J; AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. j
t> ? 'New May IfWt. H
? The fiflr.h anniversary of this SootHy P
^ wasr c.<dehruiQ>i yesterday ut the Brpadway ' P
1 TirTieriiViH-^comrfitucru^ at ten a'chnlr, "?
I' -rtfie-Hoh. J ?lyi Cotton bi^rtli^Piesidcirt, V
'in the C'juir. A& r the r-ading bf a por;ion *
, :of the S 'tip ures, ap appropriate iivm'diie.
|* lory ?id-iress w is in-ido by the-President :-*
-'"rAq abstract*of tfarR-portof the Treasurer"?
*Ai:d of'tlm Mona rers was then rwad.- ^
!The speakers wep? R-v. JsTries. Ldb-s. ''
? Rhinehrck ; R'-v. Thorn is Brainerd, Phiiii*
deJpli.a ;,Re*v\ John N. C'lmpbrrl, QJ *J
dhany, Rev. M irk fTbpkins, ?. D?- Will
lH ifwns Col("#*f Rev. tlob^rt i\.-wtoh? J?a?, *
f la??t,,* and. die I ion. Tnerylore Fr-lip^hny. ?
|j. sen, C'M?n??,n"f of the New York Univ?T$i'
iy. The addresses were aH of a high or- ''
der, and were listened to with ditep interest
~ by th? immense congregation assembled on
. !he occasion. . -. , -^
Wuhw-the pas' year,20 life directors and
rt S10 rt??Whber8 if4d. be?n addod to Lh? Soci^- ,n
JT | , , a T\J
tty, by theipaymenl of p-qntsite for l^r
. ibaf purprti'r: . Twenty throe rjfrvv Au.xifi- \
' anofif have bfe>j >pifed; The - receipts a
j of tbb vear from-all so orres, aifiouiir to c
jj $97.-,i55^0?); being nn increase o;' 62,227. ?
. St over those of the- previous year. Tlie - ^
'* number of Bibles and Testnniehts ksinid '.j
S- -from i1k? rbtjosiTory, in the rourse of the ^,ear,,
i^ W7,2fil ; being on irtcreasn, of -1
' \fr?Si>4 over Hie issu'-s of the prev otwyejM1.
n,^FhV?? books up* ki various Ituifp>age% apd'
x~ have Wu wkjely dispersed among our new
0 ^chlrm^nttf, among emigrants, seamen,, a
* boa!men, end ofdierr vv hp were in ne*d, .
'Sf ' * . .
~ r-??- *? . ' ;n
New Vur-k, May 14tfi. n
' AOIERICAN TRACT SOQIETV. ^
' - " ' I,
/ The. 15;U anniversary of this Soeiety [
[, ww rH< bra'ed yesterday at the Broadway P
rabt rnacle, jeoanHi'neing. af 10 o*<dork.?
That immense, bow was crowded to ex- *
c?ss. S. V. S. Wild r, Esq. presided.-^- *
The med ng'wii^'opened with prayer by. f
a Revv E)f. Vrnnkctv. of die Dtijch Reformed 4
i- .Church jn Broome a?r?'et? ?TRt> Treasurer's
Repoit wax rdad by. AJos'-s. .\Heii, .Esq.. '
ie and ihn Report of th? fexecutive Committee''.
>f ?by Rev. \V*. A. H dlockt-and Rev. R. S 1
i- Cook, Corresp??ndmg Secretaries. Arr ab
sTact of these documents is subjoined; A'd* -l
d dresses wife mad^bv Rev. Mr. Cook ; Rey.
; Mr C rtrk^rmg, of Portiiuid ; Rev. Win.- t
k CI irk, the Society*# General Agent for the *(
a, Wes ern States ; Professor Proudfit, of Jhis
city ; Rev. Kj Smith,'Missionary to Syria ,
atid the tloly Land ; Rev. Mr. Beonvn, of
1 die Bunnan Mission; R-v. Mr. Meigs, Mis
sionnry at Ceylon, who arrived in ihi^couiK {
try la-it S-tfurbay, ftpr an absence;of a quar.
:is u?r of a century ; an ' Rev. Mr. Kirk. The
sf -x??fois<*s were foil of iii f>r st, Sin<i .weredrs ..
> ten?*?l to with inanif?-5l groufici*lion,ihrttrary.
ly fotir hour* hy ur? fmnwnso assembly,?
ol ike house hem^ crowded to -tJXcn^s. |
r. Tliiriy four new punlteniiona 'have* been ,,
mi' issued, iueludwg Fjavel's FooptaUi of Lite. H
5> or Christ in his Essential atid dt'djatartil
i * (ifory, 50ft pnqcs/lgino.,-; NTclvd/s'
*tl Thoughts ;* Mason on S.lf-Kliowle^o j ifjy J
it* jif h vofuine'oT (>iiliifid?-itf Sei?i,?!afce D txjj ?f
r??phyr" embraomg Jnsium, Judges.- end*
it) R\tfb ;~H<iok*r^ Child's- 8092 on tlm-Sth.* ~
o^'liaib j .Hymns for S?citd Worship,'. &40 iff
i- iaiiHnbtT, and fot>r addition if ^8?no. vokun^s
?i'-. ctf Ni^ratiw TrJiets,. w'Oi i?^st arHjrivings. '
I HWJ>v o3 t JIKI'III ? I
n- SnimV f^ sl, Call,' Bi-^tuv's Essayed K '-'th v
u: on IVapfyeey. h-i ve b?un impo/ltd itiFrtnch.
li- atitl-arp-dur sale a-fthe Depusifory. j," <.
uL Tuo Society's prta;'j'&l .tforks Ivive n]i>o
as beeiv embodred in n Christian;Library for'
a- Library, Associations. S\ /iooh\ u?d F'lW'kes
.. containing, 43 volumes of 4d0 pages, neatly
is. and uniformly bound ui*J Jeittirod, in* firm
fr. sfieop, adapted to permanent use, add sold,
oi arranged j? a neat east?, for $30. T<?e
iy first-thirty ycrftioies, fittiogr two sbt lres, are
re 18ino. ; the remaining 15 volumes 13mo.;
n- the 13 volumes of the first shelf being tire
* ' f4 " V
-- ' " I - ,v. .1.1.
fir tinttaw*w>f Mr . Pnulding'in offt-e, ns ivrc
ho r*iniy of ihe'Navy* .H<? ki?ce?t'ijfily very
nig ^n|)op:i7ar wj;b* aoiiie of J'*~ p'trty. 0?<>
>^.< -complaint pgiflps' Uifn ts, thvtthe .ucltnowl- .
he edges no-party test Mr. Pomfsetl iff also
rs fiirfrairn a^jpft'd footing with .tiio
tfjatoeratfo party.. "v
he The whig* ut>w <daitn-Virginia, and thtjy
ei rcf'-r tn t!fe tat?? sp^ei & '^clni, iii Bedford::
bo cotfnfy, Pen?uyV ?mdi?t as an evidence of
n*J ibeir Ktcresse of'filroiv^th t1r?t spr.?
p. Thetkwj^crabt, haw^T, tfo> Untiheir vote
he- wns neLbrongirt o?i by \ , - ^
itf In the JSeoiie, yesmr&y^rif ivasVH^bV !jv
Mr. .Norv*d!? ttyttiUe Pr sid 'nt ha* pan ten
50- ed ami jtfrrl. t*y oh Mrtckenjfie,
wa$ 80rtk>hreii^w fim; und ' imprison
m'ent for a violatfoh of tfie peuuraHiy laws,
no A.report was received in reply to ? resell'-,
i s tiorj cfiltiiig for jitformafmn in res-pert id if e*
n-t otfc and transfer of h irfk drafts by gdvem-'
hi roent ageut*. Mr. Bynon. in moving die
ff? orintin?! of the dorumeu-, dedahn?deUrong.
ly 'y a^arijst the B-nk of the tfuvcd. States.
t?r * hose prtWer lo do'evil, he said, v ill r<>
ie mained, though its stork was not worth five ,
,w dollars in the hundred to the American (
>o storkholder. fie spoke of one draft for .
tit ninety thousand dollars, on the Bank of
in Missouri, which the lTn ted S;ates Bank ,
;e purchased, and drawing ihe specie far it, ]
3 sent it to England. Mr. ebstcr took or.
zv. CHSton to show.from. Mr B< n;on s stateill
rn* nts, the great derangement of the coun~ .
??r try l>y the war of*the pfrs-nt and past nd. er
rninislrationsjon {lie-banking system which ,
.,? an nrrt?? k,nl?, Must of ihe dav wus spent J
snm'iasihe" EtfantHieaJ Family Library,"! *
amMW first 32 volumes embruaiftg 63 dis- ' !
tiueJt Dorics, of wlucn 20 ware "wr wen espe-1 <
e*ally f?r rt\e yoQrrj. . remaning 12;'
vrdmue$ embrace -Ore GvneraJ Ser.es of
Ttnrtg. \ - * ^ '*
TliefS ha?e b'^-n printed, during the year,
32o.O?)0 volumes ; 3.308,530 publications ; [
1 if.970,000'pu??? ; nuking sinee the org c
animation--of lhe Society 1,125 644,703 v
pages. r.- - J -* li
Tnu!receiptsiforing the year SI 17,596 (J
16.\?f which $4.1,474 49 'Vera eonationR, n
including $19,597 53.for foreign distribu. ti
t.on, Tted..S3 264 5t) tgr volume enterprise. 'J
'J' ?e. receipts are?H3.699 24 less than ?lu i<
iflg the previous year; while the amount re. g
ceived tar s riles i*4S93 71 more, ii
The Pre-eminence q/" Agriculture- ?
Few fMT8ftl)S are aWiTO llO'V ir'rrnily th" J P
amountof capital Employed in agriculture, I'
and the v:r|\ie of its annua! producir exceed ri
tliose of all other brunches of human indusfry.
Ore it Br'thin is by far the grea:est *
manufacturing and commercial nation upon
the Globe. ' A nd yet sli- hi* fifteen limes ^
as much capital vested in Agricul lire as in ^
ill her Manufactures, urid ihe annual pro* lc
lucis of the former are nearly twice us lv
ijrcat in value, as those of id.- latter. l*
The whole capital vest-- - 1
ed in British Agrtcttl ?
rp*?:'[ ^ ?3.253# 10,810 ci
Fielding produce rstima- ?
ted at ' . . . S38.536.201 ?
Th e whole capital wested I q
in Manufacmr s is- 217,773,872 ja
Fielding g?6ds estimated - * ' It
at ; - " 259,412.702 iv
- - * -r '
Agri'-uli'iireV^ is.np'Iv remarked, ex lc
lends nj>thuig abroad, wild* manufactures ^
lay to foreigners ?20,000,000 annually
or riw material*, /**-' \ ri
f'U; tcnal expons of-Greot ri
Britain for 1838^ w-re ?53;365,586 V
If this,'we c Wap sent to *. * W
foRogHuoanvries, - - 417.833.000 T
To her Colonies, * I5.632.5tj6
It iv iH be Jheri 5y the fcboye footings of y
Xtnpsi^J fnbh'S. Which arnsafdtd hav? been P(
mrtished by J:im*?s M<-Qu**eflj -in a letter n(
ddrcssedjt) .Lord AMbquriHi ort lito'Corn
j iws, rtiut-great its afo-Bruish Manufacturm *e
nd Gown 1*v*, they are tmrtll .wh< n com . '
frrcd-wi|b i%gririlHdre^-?Tiiejattcr I
ijyys-morft fT^diehju^tluins of the^ovprnment,
tippor-ten privileged cfcrgy, tindaofi tributes .
rjiq-e than thirty millions of dollars nfcjtouaify ^
o hi^cpoor rut *V , I j,
' * Bnffalo Com. Advertiser. 1
- " : . SC
Ml * 11 ,?fc '
* - I?Iin fi.ihi/. Of
An wtTo?H?g inwu'-in uvu<n'^< !/> v ...
;iy cremnfrcmthuSchuylkiJInriVHr AK-O '?
oman, nCpposed to to'a foreigner, f< H into th
'l?-water ; IVi.WHS-8Uvt?d from dro^fnioj; Uy ar
ncttjcrud^'fcd to hwn'by Israel A.
^'tnwoo of Smyrna. The jjeotjpifian was ?u:
iVmoved. wim ^raiuude towards fiis ileh'v**.' s"
ft iharho imtneduittfjy presenitM htm will to
!5,000 as n tokmi af^lic es iination in which '?a
e held h^nti^ Hk?-, i,n
Philadelphia Ledger. "
?-??- ..I
Mysterious.?Mr. N Mnwry, a mere lint
of Town rtida, Pa., who wa?.;i btdgar at is
t^ PvjiW Fl<UW<V9t ppedout wijU th?Mh's:|ro wl
f being hhsetii Uhtn S!u>ft-tim<\ On Monday tn
vt'nicig, Ajfrd -h'.-is not stnce be^ii to,
niriKof. * Ho wa$ -a .m m of rcspectab.l.ty' iz.
tt^ r<'gxil o itys in>?H rrspccfs. H^-hud par. j>|
'iag"d good* ut various stores, which renin,
of course, qs tliev wore on the <(^r of' m
dis.ipp<'ivrain>n.- Ho. is known to hityuudabout
him $81)0 in money. ?Ibid. : to
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:ALLArj.?dA, M\yw.-^iSaeknlitm.
v ^ * L * * ' iU
the USfexpn-'V, Attired- "on Monthly |f,(
ist, woltame receivec&he following ii$>rm. ,j
fsV . ' ; ' * . ih
On the ^th nit., twowtn tfere ftrerhon,
- P/i'ncrv^ III rn?K\?b ? *irfnr k"
II iik; wjii ... ?
rmsviilc mii^'SatiiKlup*, wtrs killed?tj(
li?? oth?f*%MJei\ was wounded, bt?i n> id<* a<j
us esesfje. The samo-iHgtn, Mr. 3 inloy's vt
J. itf afioh w;is yt*?cked and: biinn, withiti w
brco mihWof^cwnnnsvIje. The day pr*. ^
ioii?# ntarffcWt KnjjT?Ci|fl. If nnei oftlj?' ( ^
' l> mbm rv. wifh . 18 roien^ was att?*ke' jK
fdnrun-amhosh hy 50or.80 Indians; Four
rirn were killed, and Captain Reine# un i ^
ur inc.) suppo^i'd-fnoTt'-iHy wounded?on
nan slightly, Three lodmns w< re k lled. T*o
in n, u hife ou: hurling in. the Turn/ w
lull sw.-ini(>i wit'm ten miles nl St. Auglis * ftJ
ine, warn fir il bn-by. :he Indians, hyt made 0l
be.T escnix?. . . '. - ; .
Pfctnonvma.?Tne; Florida', Herald has ^
h? follow no(ic? oUim - recent ph< qotn. >
nn whico have o-'curd in that peninsula. p
jSo ?''ol tbo ponds ?iii I likes ?ro drymt;
ip of radit?t running off. Aeout H3 mourns
ihice, we understand ihe water in Tuscuw. ,(
Ha'lrtke in Alachua county ran off, and it is *'
lowcotnpl.rHy dry.,; f wot said by thos*' ^
* ho -saw ivathat fi^rfe whs a s rorrg current
unn ng towards tbo c-ntre, und it wus j
j&scnhcd as similar lo the. cropping of u x '
liuroci * j
8inco tb^n, we ji&Vsf heard-that* the[)raiigtj
iako is running off* in a swo'lar ^
inapncf;* -A gentleman wiio saw it a low ^
wtM-ks since, informed* us that about ten p
ihensa id ucr's had hevn enipfdriMy tTfani-. ^
A.' No*' rpoce-tbatl about ^tJ-et water f?'-?
named in the lak'Vy .. * .
The tncorii's* in "rplarint'on of these %
plin oim*<yrkr(*\ 'fna' the. obstructions in
fh-i.jwb'rfraociin streams, wiN? which these ^
lakes have aunwutwoatjon, huvo trom some
* - "w^lVL -/ 1 ? 41 _ _ ^
rxruse, oeoornv nwnovea, ana minw a 11*5 ((
prtfswjff- jo ti)e 'Ku;<T, a/. t*^arf the cni^tot
firth s'0 ic has broke0 Miroiigh and it off. ^
lH?i/S|K>; wilier- Or iiig?'L?ko wui runnmg j
:i?io/ap^farcc] n< w'y bruk'si.
1 L?s
? - ,l PSfcCSStlOfiL
A ferrilJc ucci'.Kjut orr-ur^'d rrcwtly ig. 1
Dandle, K'rt'e cowry, Illinois* A of I
ftf?. M os/sUpene s taking ?* c.mkicr. I
ceiMaitun^ ^)ma d percussion cups, *
when they expired, bursting dip oun'stcr, u I
piece pfwlii?U slui,ck a little girl five years \
of age, a daughter of Mr. Boone, in tho 1
neck, severing the jugular vein, from which 1
? t i ?. ;
z~m - * , w. ^
% i
die bled to death in .a few: trundles, The
toy was severely injured, the -j*roatrr.-p*rl
jfQh's hand being ttfrn off, ^rKf^hts rwm
>rokeii in two -pl icos. ^
c?
Greai' .H*a Stoivm.
The Repository, printed at'Greensbtirgh.
)ecatur County, linJim-i, gives ?Ur account,
ifu very violent and destructive sorrn .of
viiid and hail, which p;issed ovef the i?un.
ry five miles wastofllmr pladGerrjf t!ic-2$r'l
f \pril. Two or three farms were fb.ch
ijured., A.ffreat deul ofi-iTttO-titnlifr wis
>ro\Vtr*?own, and nearly afl Ore ? :
i'lie hail, it s>a\s, fell to ihe-il-'pth of ievjfcful
nch&s, uric) destroyed almost every thing?
reen, many of the hajj-stQpeft* being
iches in diimetcr/ ....... '
The s!orijv mentioned In tlie folfttfing
ir igr;iph from fhe Louisville Journal,
rohably occurred the* s unn day W(h*-thut
oiiei d above; ' ' A
"A most violent ToTnado^ accbmpaiiied- I
ilh hail occuped jft ^jlfc.^wnstern. part of i
V'usiugtnn-bounty, Mo.?fi'4fW days bgo.
very ihing, even t!r6 kt^QSbins of the inubitnnts,
were torn up antkscattered, a prey
> the hurricane; and one little boy, who
as playing near his father's house, was
iken up, and his bruios were dashed put ..
gainst a tree."
. .??.- ; _ 1
The N itional lutelligencpr says : "This
ity was full of rufnors yesterday of chimes
having token .-plane, or being expected J
i tnke place, in tii?j Executive Cnbrner.? : 1
Iiim.non renort went ?h fir :i?i m ijnfiieii. I '
iria-'lhfue nvmberh of the Cabinet who j
ad resigned. Id Hiis? we IkIm-Vj ruinor '<
'nlfnofar* Circumstances ipduee us to
> bclievey hatt'evt-r, lo.it some change iu
i? Gufrjnet is " , *:
The cotTi'Sjiomlent of the Biihimorc Pat.- .
ot write* ?s ioliows. "Wc learn that the>]
nnor niofu fed, us having re s ig n?<1,
N anrs. F?rs)th, S'creiary of. State orxl
Poodbury, Senfetsfry of die Trfccfsury,?; ,
lie rumor-as, that rl'esp- resign.ytons- arc
t'icr made or threaten^-.bcoauSM of flflr, J
aul?&ig, Sf.creoi.ry of tb? NdVj* berng |
?rcon?lly tibnofci fys to then st aC fieCabi- ,
;t Bud the rumor goej^on. to s^y \Viai .
x'y meuiW . of Gwigri'ss have signed anMress
to t ip Piesid**Bti' to remove-^Jr. '
auhling." ' , " t
W r?:- ; '
A6o^ITieNrs>I-?0tvjDB!) a^xjnst'1 JT/
wjfcr; , - -v. I
A jrgular s/*Kt Ins token f luce among the bohtion'sf*.
~ Arthur TappT:ipf t?srj. laie: '
rist'le&t 'of ;t^e Aim. AriH. Slavery Socvty, j
fit tu Ins re si mm ion on Tuesday al ornood; *
ra iu.-r, his request rfo* :o b.e considered 5
a candidate for ro4?'C ipn. *aNAarty all '
a members of t'rc old Board, of 11'rectors, *
ein the same po*uA6n wi li Mr. Ijtppini.' - . *
That por ion of 'he Con vendor! wlio wore
Uible f lionslii|) fire n??w fnedtoy of fcon^'-j
rise winch G irris-ni &'Co are atierhpMrvg 'I
"jlrogagaio tm h-r toeafti* of Aftobonn* .J
ve s ee ie<l,-to'the number ol'atiou 150,
>d ;ir**al>out to form >1 n?w Spr'iety?called.
tie A?nrian and Foreign Antr Slavery . (
HMtttv/' * *' ~ ^ L
, I J
Toe Garrison s"efk?jt of he Coiiymtinn j (
or Thr"** tjjncs as uupiprous as that
neb has s^erd*;A far'ge part' of'ihf i
Dmb'Ts ni'u from DowoTJ.ist; h.i-vinjs bei'n ?
ipori'M by G irrtsou in older 'o royu.'uHai) "
f l.'ie Socio^*,?^vhich fic hys noaiaccotfi '
ished. *'f ji
The RQRib'T of p'TSons present rrt the?
-etui# yesernJ^y, was oirly about lieffe*
eat as on Jth; previous day, say from 20U t
250, of wboJH a third or raor* yrrrn wo =
an. ,'fW mint !?r of colored, persons-was i
rnsll- Ttte d.iy was consumed io mfkiug,. <
kJ to very bite. purpose# tre aniyjudg^ ?
?m the aasount ol business done.. Tt??> \
srossiou. orTalllon'ouvrrsairon. ;f.n which *
e I tdjrs fr-fcly partiei;Vited.)T' l ft d to ab ^
rart qnot'ionhpf t?'kgtoii, [ oli.i'W, nod mo
lily, having *bpot aajpuMr connexion w*i he
qws ion ofiBUvftiy iftthb United/Stales; '*
i with fiieluivljtio:! of th?r HuifUs, A*/
ist deal uf'bru&tl) was sp?ui m dw*^i:ig
nri 4 talitiritiitt. shaiihh <i3fiKbutJ '
> .;voi?r ill t.V- and if y&J^Bjka&er
h *ih"r hoshuud yfor any b'uf^urir AhailuwiLSt,
Jour Commerce.. I
vmft,. CAL VMl'FY !? tfnYcHE^J
DE.STBOYEU B.Y A TOft.VADl)! .
*> be st? mi r ViHv*l>uj-i;, Cjit tfrice, '
Inch a?riV'*1 here U31 Jiighi,-w?r]>avtf flu* -{
'flowing ();?rti'*?!?ira op" a iartiatio njlidfi j
rt)k place ki N ir^fijiXun.Tlijfcts^daj dayf : I,
The demoted cfiy'of Naifjlfx" viaiieJ, <
with one.of lite. nm?r awiul nnd'?
.'alamrti's it Irw ey.r been our I
i io,qfcn^6??. Y'#Mf day. #fvm' 2 o'clock,. -i
. M.' 4 datk cfou'.l nv.nici 11$ appiWance in *'
i'*8t>utkwftt, precivd (Pb; a'coutmuod ro?
) irio^r^rT |Im; wi:idir chime on iwtfU,
nd yrtfj N?o spml of jjie. ydufc, ii
y another winch w (Tom d'ri'ci^T "
io opposite point oTlhe c*#pn$i. A d?'. y
ripitoti of tie- subhoifc spe^at]# vvhrdi fol-*
tvvHJ is b-vwyJ imb povrr rur language m ?
jiivry. AI ilh? moimutytf the concussion
CgeOJ?>se# of iknaTiiniif wlfifH spjray-were H
recipilaJed to the earth. fulflrwed t>y sticb n
iiri?g of <h? wind, as if ?"%Jd Eolu# himself
as .here gui'iinif uftvl dire ?t.i?i| (he storm,
louse# w? re dismantled tof'tln-h* r/wis, trnd *
ion almost mwvdiatrfly Ipvn'U^I"with, the
arih. The air was filled *ld? bftrk# and >
irgr pieces of umber?.**1 eveu. hfiaY.y o*.'
art# Were uplifted and rlirown dtotr d-JSViT
.rds fr<M?-. th'-'fir or giual pasitioh ?Shout
0 fl itboeia-lyh'ljg t? port Wt^e jdiuffedJrom
hore nod #u ik7. Tfie/erry ho ?i plying tie;'
,vccti Nntrhrjj and the oj?p< >s*v spore; rap.'
r^e i ahd suok, n.id enu\ &ur>6a board is
o;)})6se<ltQ have per?iheO?- The"st'amboar
dm* was capsia-da'IvJ so:i|u tbestteum* .
oat Pr.wrfo"Imd her-c. tbm ^Hjlrely taken ?>!?
ind crew nearly ajl lost. Tuc two lh?tel# in
!io city, one partly Sod iholopter entirely
ilowi>to the?rowo4, ??h| 'almost ereryloose
more or less iwji)red?': It is Impossi- j
>le to te.l pwtK nanny- we're killed, as .the
itreets wen? filled with large piece# of tim
jer, rendering them impissnble, and th?
voflt 6f b&tractiog tlie bo lie# from the Mien
louses was not completed. Whe? iheVic.
tsburg iefy some 15 or bodies b-rl been
% *1 ^ - *
' v. . . ?TV?~
fotwuJ. ftwas very difficult to eflec^n loni:
mg nsevery houe& unt&r tfjb Mill, cxcef
ftfe or sit, w4a. blown down. pod tbo--r(ve
tviih'floating fragments- oF bousef 9a
-TO'stXMtSi. ,. ' . . '
Tornado, Oa-loaving Niitcliez^fono
we4Sne coipse ?f ttoe river obout 8 mile
down. The Cctori flouse in Vidnlia wa
levelled ;? the proun.dknnd the^T.arish Judgi
Jriiled. The trees 09 fhe fcpposrte sWe 0
the river, as well as those on Natfchez Hand
worje kH town up by tho roots,* stripped o
their branched " . v
The damage dphe to tho -crops in the nei
ghlioriieod was. very considerable, sdm<
plantations being deprived of njltheir fences
and Others had even cabin taken away* 63
?he storimi.' *. *BitHetiH.
T'.i ,'M . . ^-~aa
- .'iTie regular meeting of the CHotharr
Society will be held at the "Male Acsdernj
Ur-morrow (3aturday) evening, half past seVCl
o'clock. The question for discussion is 44b?
happiness the result of circumstances or the
natural construction of-the mind ;'
W. L. T; PRINCE, '
Secretary.
May 23, 1840. * K
ci itlaiw pSicjsttwfcnr.^
|Hm>ATr^lay> mi, .
ARTICess. *~^ ^ "frr |'? C. | $ C
[V cfin hiarkot, lb 0 5 a 0 7
Bacon from wagons, lb 8 a 10
-*by rotail, - lb ll a 12
Butter . lb 20 a. .25
Bcoswaj? Jb 20 a 23
Bagging yard 18 a - 25
BaleRopo lb _ 8 a -.Id
"offbo " lb ; t2? a . '15
Dorroff, * lb 5 a
Com, scareo ? burfli 62$ a ?
f'louiy.Ceui.try, bil ' a 5 50
Peidhnrs r,n w-u?. nOYiB lb 45-. a . 5U
Fodder, 100Hm,"87$7 a'L
Glass, window 8xlrt, 5<)ft & 25 . a- 317$
f " 10x13,.'" 50ft - .3 50- a 3 74
fl-ides, "green . lb . . 5 a
< ?- dry > lb I0-, a:
Iron. * . I00!b? 5 53. a1 6 50
Fifriigo ? . * lb * 15 a*-2 5ft
twao ? _ 6agk .4 , $ 4*50
Lard scarce lb, 11a* ra
L? i\.lier,*ule *' * lb <23 a, So
Lo.\d,J)ar - -ib 13 a Vs. \
Log.wood^ ? lb 10 *a^" '15'
Molasses . gaj 40 a "*n
>H*Ov * g&l '35 . jf . ?3
S'aiIs, cot, ttamried |J?, 7| 8$
wrought \ ' tt" -P? ?\ " 18Jais
.. -* tush. .W.* a. * 30
>i!,?ouwieMr ' gal* * 75.' a 1
?-, lamp gal ~l~2o * A
linsodd' * : gal T JA * 4% T 25
i*aiut?, \rluti>lcad . kt-'S" 3'25 -4 4 52
? ., Sj*an. brown lb. -8 a ..Is.*1
'ork . - * IbQIlis 5 50; a 6
lice'. - .lOtfibs-5 a - 5 53
Shot-. "' 'bug *2 So -.V- 3'5,
' ' Jb l?i a 13.
Ingar , ' , ft * ^ t .121
?aK - .* ".sack 2 2a a * r
? / ' buSE- 871 a - 130
vice J, American lb 10 a
? ^?"?"^iogli?b. , * W>t. 14 a
?**,'German." lb 12. *a 14
fallow \ 15 a. ' 2 1
rca ,Hnp?r^l lb? 1 4 f 37*
?, liysuii lb 1 a- . 125
fobacco, mariufar tured lb 10 50
* ? y * - j ' awaaa ?. i- .. | ?
Tiik River ?A heavy fall of rain, on Monday
light, Tuesday, and Tuesday night, caused a
iee of about 12 foot in the river. It ceriiaenced
filling yesterday, and had fallen three feet this
norniug.% ./ . v*1
.*>.1'. 1 i,; "i i " " ?
SOU If! G AUG LI A A, Hu the Common
Cfio6torfiold UiasrlCt. j
Etjnald McDonald * Declaration
. * " viv > in del?t*ih At-"
Mm-McKijr. - j tacllmsjjt.
H^7"irKRBA*8 the Plaintiff in thn aboye
ff -etatrd^ano, t-his tlay ftlod hi.* DceftirJU
ion Afaiiwt iha.t)*fcn(faht /vho i9 absent from
LHti without the limit* of tlrf* State (a* il is said)
tu? havii g noiThcr wffe or attorney -known
rithi;rthe name. Itr.is ordered tint tho Defen?
lalit do apjieir and pload to the Docrata'tion
ifon-wtid within, a jflv and a day. from tho date
Mreof,'dt!iex^'iso4ro^'. and absolute judgment
vtil bo ayvardu/ against him by defalk.'
TURNttR'BRYAN, C C. C. P.
3iRce o^Oommorr Pleas, )
March 20, 1810. (
27 ov 3 m 1 y
SOU-RPCAROlLINW ) Id the Court
Cl?o8t.;rfielJ District. } of Ordinrvry.
rH 1u Nepl McPitnll Administrator-of Charles
JL Lismby Deceased, Wm. D. McRae, Ar.
Ribald MuQoiig and Thomas Parker Sac initios
if tho- said. McNeill, on Kis Administration
i - .* ;.
/ Whercas-applicbtion hatt? been njadc to me
ICiiaabeib JJoau ffcif at law ot Charles JLwurfcy-deceased
to reqiiire'you thco-said Neiil
Mc.y-iii Administrator as- aforesaid ^yrhef is
thsehr,- from and without the limits of this
State) appear1 before nie in- the Court ot
Drdwrjy, on a certain day, and then and <Jier e
o-accmjnr k?r thfemonies, goods, chattjee^c,
jf the said,, Charles-Lisanjjy deceased%,T^se
ire therefore to charge, comnjand, and <yte you
:ho siw^ Neiil McNeill administrator of att h^d
lingular-tbe go6ds and chattels,-right* and
jtfedita which were cf Ckarfcs Lis an by, Wm,
D. McRao, ^rfljtbahl McQuaig ancf Thotnaa
Parker deceased, toappear before rrw Turner
Bgran Qfdinwy, in and for the Distrit and
State a fores are, ifi the Court of Ordinary, to
no . holtlen at Chesterfield Court House
in the District and 'SiJtffc aforesaid, on
Tuesday Jke eleventhday-of^ugpraast, atsd
then and'Wee to render m the said. CouK ac
- , I *1
a count,, of alt the monies, goo us, c;>aufe?, anc
pgr?onal estate of the said Charles Lisanbj
deceased; ^id th n ajid there to come to anc
make a final settlement and adjustment?o
ytiur accounts with the said Estate, as Admin
istr^or aforesaid. Heroin fail not.
fuiastuiKJny wjiereof, J hive hereunto affixed mj
fflfld- auH seah G^cstcrfieU Court Iloa^c.'tl*
J&ghteentU Sty of Jlay, Ar.no I)omini oa<
.thousand eight' hundred and forty and in thi
Sixty fotfrlli year of tho Independence of*th
. United Slates ofAmmicar '
TURiVER" BRYXK, L. S.,
. * * Q.C. D.tiav
40. ' "
/; J . . 29 E2l
' , ? - ?
Summer OltsideQbe far
S A L.E .
A S | intend ta movo fo my notation tlii
summer X witl sSfl- rriy ruiBMW rest Jen C
at Gofer Bifl at a very reduced price. It \
inpwy respect wel]#caloukted for asuminer rvi
idcflci:- Th House'is Jarga ahd-a large pa$saj
15.feet wide ticKvecn the Houses, with a wic
shed and piazilr- m rT.
Any person' wishing te*purchasa a sumiw
retreat neat Che raw will do vq>R to-exaipino th
as It will be sold greutly below. Ks coot *<h
and th j p.'dcc 13 kpown to bo .perfectly hoahh
I>. S.mRDbKL.
| Cher iw M-av 5, 194ft.
'2d 41
' r * ? ' >> I
'
#
l>ental Operations.
r 32STCa&.lf"B, SORTOIf,
d' SERQEQN DE
? ''ifkFFERS iur profeatioQal MfvioCV to tfio
'citizens oftb+* place, fie fs now is this
s place- and ifady to-perforftj 6ny~dnd everT ep*.
s ratio*- -upon teeth, Tffefh irvscftcd on spring ; e
: Plate otPivot; decayed ;eeth and etlxmpe oxiratt.
r> etf'wjth'oaae*, decayed p^fte removed and '"filled
I' with metallic substance* and warranted to
' N. B.?If requested will wait Oh poradne ?t
f tUheir priyateTesideDce.? - -
No charges iftadiTfor examination*.' . i
lie will he fqpnd at the Planter** Hotel. * .3
; M"jy 22, l&l'Jr - . *
* * "2T ' ' ** |
and Plasjtejiflg.
THE Sub?riSer is at present, at thia t>ieee- #. ^
jand is ptfcpared te execute work w the
? above-flue, etoUd any offec citizens ofCheraw
' or the conntry^Witiuo a reasonable distance} ^
l | wish anything done in the above floe, * Letter ,
i : addressed, to him at this place will utoc^.with
. 1 prompt 'Stlentjqn. 'Jf *e,
i JOHNJHLTQN. /
i BennettRvilifl, S. C. f
! *' 4ith, 1640. < , . j
? > * J
r . Robertss Sjlk Manual' t
L? tL '"New tiqW work just reefejgLat '
r^tifcBookapr^o^f v <3
^rirsa tern lor - ^?Sv.r- vJj
I tMLB^CAJHSaU^ * '' -x
"fffy HE above pamOd irustHntknr H sityatarf et
JL Ben h efts aille; Martberovg&Db&MlH&C*
and harbecQ for the ljst ejghtecwWmndfre;<ljhf .. .
the-eapdriutonclauce oftheMisftcp
i intend,' at the cioec of tha pr . nt seaoion-, 1<j / v*|
tefinqhioh tho station* and .Spend* life |(d|i(fini
at . the- North. To" ?upp5jti'tWi teead?^Jh?
, T;u*tree* are d*?iroq* of dMjrie|jftttfc Tooqfler;
twfag isqdilihCfQp JLeanh alI-thebranfch?, wj^ich
jtre *cc?wary tdoOmpletotheeducOlkHi wtatng
Ladies. To sutth, a one, thry uffer th/ Vhulc ? \
"1; proes^-of the* Aihdenfy, wbicl\ bftyo'beefa for
year cqpil to $Kr50U, JKe. efeetieo
AViUteke phioe the 8tg of Juqe wwtt*. "C^tftiabnioatlan*
addi^Hced to the Snbecrlber, / /futoy
' gakl atfd cocebwd prinj to- that " t^OT be .
.-.aftendod to.- ; .'.* * ' ' ''M
\? To apptrosrHs Who lire-'at afdiqtarifce. tt oiay he
f f*?Ji 4fc. Bebncjostillh'ti ggIM .
and ?*li/ely free fu>? tto~sftWW^ Jgwoee
f' wWch are-uedall/U? fouiUUt Vn4ndt/& i+fi
vilJugtM of-thd. Se^th.'* IT JS " aj
ffob^ocfcly ai;A1* ?d& elhi^ r^VT?*^"P J. ?
:ldEiruWo.L#o^tfofv *^x . - "* ' **;- .
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miyxm.-' %
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f? Petersburg Va., Nnvrrtber 1st 1839.
lOr v i , % '?i !
^ . Notice; .
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