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-N to e0 sa tant t ewillWrequiileIe a 46,f -strate I trust you will allow 1 mue tbsiaee okvyoma vAluAble paperto s f gAt he peple of South Carolina th e nanie, 9 loi. GIN S. IICHARDsON, as .e one emtienIy qualified to disciarge the high 8 and onsble duties of COVERNOR OF s SOUTI AiOLInA.. Judge Richardson has I been long ind favorably known to the people m ,.t*iStte, as a faithful public servant. 1 Swas i bygone years, Attorney General of South Carolina, and discharged. theoldu - ties of that high office with an ability so marked, that upon the first occasion which offered, he was transrerred to the Bench. As a Judge, he has served the State for about 3Q years, with an ability and integrity that places him by the side of the first ien in* ('arolina. His age, virtues, experience p and learning point to him as the man fir the c office. - Him whole life has been Ispent in the public service, and in this view, lie 'has be come the property of the State. U I have the honor, Mr. Editor, to acknowl. S edge myself, your obedient servant, L ARGE ROnERiity.-'ieoflice of Fearn, Donnegan & Co., at -luntsville, Alnha- t ia, was Et.eicred on the night of' the 20th tilt., and $3000 in money and 8360) in i bills ofexchanitg eabstracted. The ioney in Consisted of bills of the batnks of Tenies. see, Alabama, Georgi.. and South Caro. o b Decisire Vote.-In Mancelister, N. Il. at the State election-"Ils it expedient that a Jaw he enacted by the General Court, pro hibiting the sale of wines and spir.tuous lquors, except for chemical, medicail, olr ine- C chanicAl purposes!" the ye:is were 1000, the nays 50. Death caused by a Tight foot.-'Rev. Ian iel Parrish, of the Medi.list ChArib, New- 1 ark, N, .J, while attendiig a conflerence at Little Falls, took a long walk in a boot bor rowed to supply the llate of a 1cikv on , suffered mnich Irom its beirer too tight, 1ad was seized with rhemuioU aS. in the" ICe--, fo!- t l6wed by mortification, amntation It the a r knee joint, am daoth. 'lte pai ers report thiit the medical tre.Amient th.onghot. was judicious. Clore.4l Pfohle in fitoas-Tesao itent that the sr2 lrpardln .2 i f li!!.- newly adoited Coislttint wf ilIinis ro!ative t~k free persons of co!or, gave theo;m the right of suTrage, is incorrett, it retricts :he Imnhira tion and intro-luetion,, uied-r any circ;msti. ces, of free negro:s i'i'. tlh St ite, ati'N was ad..pte I by 27,113 innjor.ty. Dr. C(jooidge.-.Xo far from be;;inr deai, 14s runtor mada him, )r. Coo'idlge is learning the trade of sh-,emaker in It.s cell in th'e Thomnaston State Prison. PU.NC's SIInrT S.AVm.N.-That all jih.it is lioV left of' tle [-'rIech nobi/lit. is r the initial syllable "a l'-that nobdy in 'mnglanl ever thoug' that Iiis 'hiilipe w"as to be tihe "oming. atii '--tl.t o,.t.. t< nssesand .p<ac i ht to hI- t.o d I As Aell as window glass--.that Louis rhilippn propo-S to return - la is :i,! pt lip in butsinesn asn ain:ma y ch::er---: I jhat the reform banqu-t c()niIt* of li.1 pne dish, most deliciolI: Irdveiue. the goose of Louis Pitillip;p--thai the iwpl ' pin the s::aboard mnst he dread full y fraid .1 4of counterfieit mioney, sinuce for s'n dayl.s vj. Jh.hy have been looking fon r.oihmtg hatt a Inad snr.ereign--thiat .u moon imay be satid to" rise with the ocensi.>n whent lhe gos n in ii yt baill---thamt the snblscrib~ers of1the' A rt Quion Jhaye' receive l the pietnre: of a sol.. glier sitting otn a large roll of'fn-mn.:l (,/sery, .1 wvould have fitrmedI a capital baarricade. at Paris1, 11s inot a siitgle p:-rsoni has bi een able ~o gect over~ it-t~mt chiloi brmn is to Ib' up plied at Iiillingsgate to th skining of' eels. whtichi know ino imore. of limving~ di. ir ponits tatken ol' thani a 'tu'.icaste.dathma ' ~-lpg thet pmpilosed4 inco.,':e tax is ai verv incomie-mnodionis tax indd--thaet .iiren rapidlly decrease ii. a:.' wlh. it ty eliter. a ubi conIVvyance. fori thosie in arms go for nothing, iand tiljoso;I tileri ten y'a rsof ago at hlf prioe-and thaut the lasot tian's - provecrk is that the "'early UirdJ cattches the early purl." ~onwS or A R-.--Ouir felu'.v-iin, .. Olark Mills, whose mondel was atccepted hy fple Jackson Monumenit co'iiimitteeC, lhas enter gi7l ipto a contract wit h them for the compi~le ,tion of t~lj work, and dIesins , ene ing npon its execaition forthwith. lbi thinku~s thiat mlt will~ be completed in abont two vears; and as the .castings are, by the contract, to lbe made ini Washmigtonm Iis removal theore will he hnes pairy for that pupom We niiderst-od~ that he is to receive $ 12,0)(0 for the brQonze being f'urnishmed by the cotniittee. We further loarn that the designa of Mr. gLobt. Mills, ef~Qnthi Carolina, has boeen ar. ceptedl by the Coimmtittee, whot: hae in e barge ~tl e erection of a N-ationaml Mloininment to f Washington. It. is said to be a itngilicent conception, and thte only donhbt is, wI~ether a - yufficiency of funds has been raised to carry it into effect. T1hte desin has beeni litho-. graphed for tile purpiose oif presenitatrin to ( gu cribers. Mrl. Mills is well knowin to many of our citizens as thne Architect of the 'ire proof btuildintg inl t.i:s city', the .uin at ic Apylum: of Columbia, and the WVashngton Mrotnent at Baltimore. We are glad to see that Sout'h-Carolina Artists are winning tlyeir way to dlist~ictioni . abroad; and particularly do we rejoice to find ~at the Statue of Jackson is to be arromn-t '~ iied by a son of our own Staute, with whom it wvol be a labor of hove.-Ec. News H-IvBOtDT A5!o OO K(ErrL'c.-Not long since, at an evening political levee at. the Capitol, conversation turned upon Geor.. I, graphy; and finally, Mr. Blenton (bieing ptres- t ,gnt) began to quote ltiumboldt pretty exten swvely. A quiet. old codger, an Ex..M. C., a who h ailed from Kentrucky, and hadl once a been attached ini somao way to the Ministry of France, in his youinger days, and of which fact ho was always mighty proud, jointed in $te conversation. When Benton had gottent iugh with his Humboldt uathority, Ken- D turyj said-"Gentlemecn, it's my opinion ohi a -5mmboldt ~ii overrated man, and he don't It '~gn to knowv its much about Geography as a hets on. The fact is, I tnet hiii once at a el g ~~i~ no~r4 is' wway; the inst .I pu questipit to him-one that 2 any chIolboy in -Kentucky tulight h-Ve iawer d-he was floored: yes Sir! Now Baron, aid', taking him quite by surprise--Baron, ays I, can you tell nie Whar's Bar Grass!. Jpon-miy.-honor-gentlenen, lie knew nol lore about it, than I do about Jewrusa n."-Yankee Blade. From the Fall River Monitor, April, 1840. WISTAt'S BALSAM OF WILD. CHERRY. "This medicine, prepared by a long experi need and skillful phyician, tested and ap roved by a great number of intelligent, dis riminating and respectable persons in vari us parts of the country, is now received and sed with entire confidence and with grgat uccess by those -iflicted, with pnlnionary omiplaints. It is also reconmiended as a aluable medicine for other diseases, such as olds, conghos, and particularly diseaseswhose mcdency is to consinuption. 8hould its efli. acy continue as it his thus far been proved I various obstinate caIses, it NyiUl indeed be a inst invaltable miedicile. None genuine, unless signtid 1. BUTTS it the wrapper. For sale in Smuterville, by )r.. J. I. MJLIJR, at the Drug Store; and v. Dvuggists generally in Fouth Carohna. fJr'TheI icaIIds of W ill isa COLCLOUGHI, lMj, announce him as a andidaite for ShlerI' at the nxt ElIection. April 1), IS.14. 25 ;11ac (au'eldon Depot [S COM) PLTEDA!! The subt iscribmr w-ould respeci filly inffiorin 'scutpiers ad the piblic generaly, that s tte fawities "or get ting godS lir1 itre -ih, tit I i s able to sell .t a very siall J.vance on laI-reson prices. Ile lrias just wceivel hl Spring stock, cons.isting in part f lihe olkeelin: Dry Goodsk, rocerics, liardware, Crock v an ('utlerv: dy-niae Cluth ug of . ry devesriptioni I latr, IDnxets, Boots, Shoces, 500) panish Cigears, of various iindsi Irs. .\liler's finie cut Tobacco. A g.rimid assortmuent of \ines. Cordials. ion Svrup, i lcIes, Bitters, cooked Cod ud l uhnon F.sh; I'pper, Alspice, cim - tn, cloVes, nuunt:iesf'S _tar. h, ec & c. A. LOR'IEA. Aipril 10. ISH-. 25 tf SU El1.ItIFFs SA LE_1. By virtue (if snxdrv -xecut iuns to ie di Cored, widl be eold at SuiiiCurt I louse it ti.h firet. Alonlday and d:y following in lay nex, willIn th0 legal hous of sale i te bl hest hwldelr, for Cal, tle fIOllowinr erso:i I'rkiwrly. l'ur. Iisers to pay lio. I miare, Ievi(tl on vs the pro r'rtv o I %, yor odimn. nt the suit of \Vml. Sllegree*(l._; litviet oil as the(. ioperty il \im. T. Spann, .t the snit of W. ,ht .\. Stuairt. St1l(-'.e ttlid Il;Iltl':s, lev*C(1 Oil the pr uperty of ie'. (1. Sulilivanx, sat t he suit I Nero. leviedta n a~s the pro *rty (of .leihnx k. I tans.>. nit thle suit of alhil I' . liewi. A pr:1. 15, tM-i H. - I wi!! o1'r for .x1e. :1 omn-irx C'ourt I hm~se a thae his Menayl' mn Alav~ inex, four No res. la, Ely llexurv ;un.l ('xalhnr-, ,vied upjon :andi toe be :old toe Iorecloes a .eori~tg.ae g; ven byv \Vm. 110.: to \Vmia. .. Tlhe subisasribeer arie just receiving fre m sew Yoerk ande Charl,eeton, thlir suppjly of 'ha~re assertmuenti comp ajrisa every'r vzriety to e foiund ~in any count ry Store, vGhlich they IYer at. l',rer prices than n er so'd! ii; th is mi e.. A. J1. & l'. 'aOSlM. j140i WlYork teady-nixide Cei: hi ag: Shsurts, V'ests, Ceoat. ud leant., by A. JT. & 1'. MOS. .-.\ very hecavy supply of each on haindan A. .1. & lP. MOSIES.. No. 1 Maclkeret, I .obasters in tie), S:ird ines, hinger l'r(*serve~s, Fresh C'rarckers, assoired .ardl, &c. & c. &c., for sale by A. . &~ P. MIOSl. DR, R,.M ELLETT, IA VING( lornteid at Soiuitervillec, 8. C., of srs his plrofessionJral services to thea citiz'ens of xe village andl vicinxity. Olic atCias hitel. ic tCxns A pril 12, 1818 241 t f Du. J. J. 1iOsSho, H avinig lo:.nted in Sumnterville, respectful. solicits the patronage of his friends and to public. lIi s odlice is three doors above A. J1. Moses' lore, where he may be foundo at any time, ilesprofessionaly engaged.24 y MIedicaI Notice. Dr. A. IH, FillIFRSON, havin g located at Ir. John J. McFadden'son Black- river, with good assortment of fresh medicines, offers is professional services to his fcreri custo. aprs and to the public generally. A pril 1J, 1819. 24j 2t gyp~mugsegggsggggg ery,. aPE, - e rys& ., kery, Potwar&&. 50000.best pni i ga ~Violins, Guitars,:Flu'tes, Italian Violin:afid (uitar mt-ing A large lot of READ Y1ADE 0L9THING which will be sold low foi caili or good pa L. . UANKS. Opposite China's Hotel. Spring and Nanummer Gioods. The subscriber would respectfully call the attention of his friend' and the public gen erally, to his woli Selected stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries, -Hardwnre, Cutler , Paniaiir, Leghorn, and. Pai Leaf fats, Shoes, Stationery, cj'c. &c., (just arrived and ready for inspection), which he will seul as cheap as I hey canl be bought in any ot her establishment in this place, for cash or coun try produce. C. D. (IAYLE. Sunterville, April 3, 1418. 2:3 ly NOTICE. The subscriber most respect fully annouti. LCS to the inlIab'tUits .f Sinte'rville and District lieterally. that lie is about to take the Riking businiess on hI own responsi, ii ty; and hopiiu'that'hy 'stiet pyrss erance to busines, antld turning out a .ood articie at Chearleton prices, that he3 will merit' a sh.re of the publbi Itronage. Ife a!to tianks tihe public at large, for lihe way in which it h1:1s been supporled through al' the d sniva ta go.- it has labozred unider since his arriv., among thein. The busi.ns being only1 on a siniall scale, .1e now staites the teriuis on whhi I it miust he carried!, Ui his intent :ions of s: r.1 ly adhering to them as l*6liows:-N;: :hing will Lo de;ivered outt of the stor4e w.th-'itt tickets or caish: on receiving- the S(co(d st of tickets thelprcing one iumst he paid tor: ur to lamihies w%.slingr it anay take by III monit h, as the b cuins has to be carred on by cnsh. Any other terins cannot be accededd to). Ile will do his best to be able to com. mence by the first day (of Lay next. JO1-E11 iN ID DA LI.lSON. A pril1 . . . -t N 01 ic.. 311IS8 IORT, in compliance with tll w:sles of her fr.ends, Is opened a 11IGH 811001. tor Vonny Lad:, for which she triusts thnt tihe P4ilv-tlanta-es of educatmi :Ii the exerece of a lonr coure of years, de Voted to lie dluties of a Tea, lr, haive du!iv prepared her. lIer imuber will be limi ite i: ld le wil endeavor to procure, as s;on a her prospects will warrant it, such ass:ne as i l cisure the high standard at w hih she aiips. Her terimi are, perssion of five tuinths: For general in1struction, including, Vocal ..usic, . . . . 2 rusi, . . . . . 2t0 (10 IUe of ustronent per sess1i,.. 2 00 French or otlier 1 -niiges, . . 20 00 l)rawinlr'in Pencil ad i iit Water Col r, ..... 15 00 Mise lotrr is creeting a i comnoious School Slivote, and board can be projcutred in hihlv respectably famikes. Pa vincits requzred at tht em of eachm session, or at the time when any liil i. witlhdr:ivi from th tl. school. No allowance ntade for ablence uniless on acconut fioi April 5. 1i9l8. 2:1 -n Wn-o aucd iYaales for .Nal~e. We wll~ se~.ll onef of ouir Wa~gonzs andl a Te'im~i of fouri .i!n' ejpul to any in the l).s trict. m igoo~d comhiition * ad read'y for ironie diate serv~e A ppjyto Ml'l-ACRUN & Ci!.\ND:I,:R. P._ S.-W_ e :t:t0l iontiie a regular run of Wagomn. to (laendhon D epot. t Ii (;DCif.flcer'y, j Mahl 'lTrm, 1 'uri:ua;t toi an or,!er ma * 'h Cimnee!!orq1'~ ere-litor; of 1) d 8 . Mcin('1.4ry, deca 4 -' rec reilmiired1 to prv their ebin is befro:e the (.onnnzisoner :cvrrdmg to Lvw by~ theL fir.,; Ill.fV (QlF.\lA N, c. r*:. w. p. .~, ii iie ?* . icren u*ii m.s li--Jone S lirok~nton, li.chard II. Blrown, h AX lielk, Dr. W~in. II1,z arwn, I" 8 lh'lser, Caileb l rehmoizre, MI.s.e I harlo4tte lBr mby'. * .acobh ltritt1n, .lirs. I . 1I Brun:.on Johno E. iown, .lase 13aker, P' Al lIu! !er, Jo)114hn~ BIh'rd, .lli:. arn]hi~e B~rown, 1' .N e'oughl Xir-. Wmil. I Coiou h, .\lrs. : .Al Cuittmio, G P t/oeke~a, Gen2. :S It Chandu4;r, Ai uIs Iis Conway'.I I)--- lis .\I' Duhino e, A)~ntn D-. Mrs I. l i(4ng fe .11, *!Eti .\ Dosi , I her rG--Thomasr 1, ' GIery.,Jh iiet ln lioh M. lighies, M3rs. E!lz'h. liaron, Ii':.ne lleIhkind, D) Mi lierr~ott, J1 I hi ins. worthI, W lIleaironi. J --John1 1. .I.ones. MIrs. Jennainigs, itI'm A li--redl'k lbl', II- Gi K Iennedv. l.,.-licharrd F Ligen. A1-Jarirthi M\iller, llheury 1.MeIoito.]h, I~e wis 3Aly rant. .I1ariaihX M I ,ood, I iunt. (. S Aleh!ett ,M. J.31. Mrphly. hI' P\* M'rkle, Airs Janu~e .liet'oy, P'eterMeohnW .llrlkr. N--Jiknrietta Nevilla, A .\ Neot!e. R1-1ter, WI II IRobert., Da):vidl lng.rs C7inrles Richalrdson1, Airs P' li icks. 5.---W.~X G St uart, T'homai~s Saniders, Mi! ss Ma rgarrel. l Span n, C ol IR R Spanni, WV T1 Mbherdl, Edward C Si fan. WV--/rs Aslandl Wider, hMs Saraha WX'hitwvorth, TJhomias N Walil, Wmii 13 W~at. Z--Rev. John Z'inuniermani. IBNRX' 1 AY'NSWOR'I'f , P. M. TAR ! TVAR !! TARXL !!! A primo lot of T A Rt on hjand, and for inale by F. M. MORGA. N. TermoW carab. Inform thi r cu lme: and dhe pulic genprally, tat ,h are recei'in their SPIG S'I'O 07'fi-om N,,w YQ TheIr senior parinei is now in Ch rlestoln cotnpleting their stock.-whiclh they will sell as l9w as they can be purchased in any southern market for cr1i, or to prompt custo. mers. Call and examine our stock! andWe :latter oursdives we \% ill not fail to give satis faction. They would also inform their friends that, having latelv beco'nue an3nta for the sale of F'Ul'I'TN OSSA DRGS, they are now prepared to supl~y tit article in any desira ble (jialuitities upon as low terms as it his ever been purchased in this pla'e. 'Prices as follows:--~9 1-2 cents per the hale; 10 do. 1!r w piece, and 11. do. per yard for all less er iluantities upon tiCe; Leah yard warranted to weoigh'v 8 oz'rs. EDWARD SOLOMONS, SURGEON DENTIST, Sum1111teruille, q. Lt. O(Jice twvo doors North of the Cmrt Ifouse. TEN MIlS of the CAMDEN BRANCII Al I It)A D. frim tIe.' JUNCTION to ('lA ItlN1MN, aro now open for the trans portiatin ot Fr.-irht and ia- enIers. A Ta'ASSnN it. Trai run, 'ailV, in coTn. neetil wit I the Train:, on the Soutit Caroli nai lhiil Road. F1l. IEIt 11 T ill also be talen to and fronm th's St at, h ebarae's however, on freit.lit to Clredo n, tous for the present he paid in adivance'. 1.or furthrr partiu lirl. apply to N. D. Bx evy, Areti;, at C'mmioiin, or to the Agenqf'tt on th-. Sni ;: rohia lloil lnad. J(IlIN ?eRAE, Eng'r, &c. Mar. 27. 1-: 1. 2:3 tf ''Long itLOoked'( For---01.'ottie A t Las." Per stmer DeKalb. whivich arrived last eni::, cane a line supply of Train, Neats tf-oot ail CetoIr (h ; Turpentine, Put'v, Whli~ting, L w ii, iiri.ol Lriel !s, Caiel's 1lhir P'encils; DNA 1imtoe Epton and Giaiber S:dIts; Spper:, Spanish Brown, A fev boxes Ongre-s IVWter, which will be -i.1 by t4irls; s ; vien, or box; together with al lie popular at ient ledicines and every artile in the lrug line. Call at C(1,. I ELA ND'S .arly opix.t 11asonic Hlall. ('a mend,, .lurch 30, 1 .N. The Subscriber Bos leave to infora his customers and the the public generaliy, that he has just receiv ed a goteral :issortiment of .IEDICI.NES, w Ihi lhe will dispote of as low as they can be alihrded in this place. J. I. .\LLR.lR M. D). Bradford .43t Sprinags For Stile. Tlas well known and desirable situation fOr a St:.'\l M V E R lTREAT, is oleIred -or gale; mad presents a chance for a handsomie Thei, Tract continis 121G acres; of~ which 2511 acre's is under fence, and 400X acres have b~en cared. It is situatcd on the main lunad frioni Camden tos Lnamtervi lie: about 15 :mh-Iis from en cb;s and gives name to the Litely the placie ha~s been itssproved at mu ich.jexpeii c, anid coniierte'd into a Femnale Semiina ry. Th'le miamit biling is 1ttO feet lon.tg-h s froms Zi5 to ;tI Rtoomts-somie of thceni pacious; loriy ieilings; 10l fire. places; 12(3 aet of I 'aA./.; tit0 let of Ialcony; wide I .-. es, andii sti riease ;i hadsomei Base tnwntt; all niece',:ry oiut -bokhuI~igs; anid. air :aidI water pure rc the~ ruisins. Tocoiiimatd .iins Ca;biins are nttacheu.I, I with 1,ive !(,:s, 2 lIre!nCes anIl liazza. .\ 5t*co~)'e -e:: lemn';t , bhse by i-n this l:iind, :i'ardingy neonodat~ii.on&es of every kinsd for a noniy. gnt may lne pring~s gush fromi heIt sales ot thI hidc l 1. :al'rdm ig thle scites ar''e n o mercom:e byv the f'aumden Blrami h lII 'i. 1t is siemibd situto for ans Acad maiy, ~.ii e or l.'ernVl ; or fori a BU ir~ing Ii'iis' tir the.-imnr; or nor a suunner Re I irtce e.Whhht):$ 8,0t I) cash down; the re inindesfcr ini the antu:dl inistaieints, w ithi in :-re-t pay?. b!e am':ialy. we..ll siecuried. 'To in ap~proed purchiaser the timte ofi piayment may bvle a:ere-!. I'urcnh. ers to pay for no. re-s-;ary p pers. .\pplyo at Suiiervilloi, S. C. to Agetl to Nell. The sut er-iber respectifully ii inm his frrids aind the pubbeli genetrailly, thatt lie is readyl toi recene aund r~ecuinate persons travelhtt:. by lb-.l l-~ad to anid fromn Charles. I mi. I i.. lI ouse: is onlyv two andI a half miles frim ithIle .\la:nchlster ihepot; brea kfast will he readysl at S o'e bie: eviery iorniang, or soon er I r-luiredl. Ev.-ry. aitetention will be paind ton th Colaiiirt of all wh Io may, fivor hitn wvith lth!r-r es ii;my. II is tah*'-i1 ibe fur ishsled with the he. t he ' tr v a llirds. I Ie w : l alI-u tako g-id care of iIo t s.:s that may, le left in I: c are, nit! 1their owners rc I urn from Chl:: tlo. .Runaway! romit the siubscriberr on the 2nd of I )eenml.r list, a youing negro womian imedt~ IR-\C IIA -El,, e-nigte years of age. Shte hacs a scar ont one of her cheeks; niuch brir ont bor heaid; very long~ foot, the big toe projai tiug tmcihbeyonid the others. The ahme rewardI will hi: paid to any person that will ideliver her tii me or to the Jailer of isay I bist rie in this S;tale, so that I get her. She is hiohoved to be harbored in the Bethel tneighorbood and Numst orville occasionally. JOH-N H. MIIL.LER. Sumtter Diet. Mar. 11 l 1-18. 20 4t Dia fal zdra*nce on Jisi cos. Their faeilities ibfiurch in o suchb,'ai''to defy cOmyeftitio.I tE pr Havig ~aid p.icf n 'j u i v;e. lect ion .9f their presen( C.1 orgj that countxy prod uce si.. noft 4 g: tlemselves to atisfy eved tIj iost close of their custoiners. 'The varies :.'liLileir stock embraces is entire' 'too large to speci ry; but they respetfuly eg leve 4 en. Lion the following; L ADIE S' DRESS G-Op. Cambric, Jaconel. mull and Swiss musi 1 Ginghains, Lawns, Baregos: D)ress and Furtiture Prints Alpaccas, Bonba~ina,,rad Drab do Vidnn ; IMeavy ald -light Silk, Raw k 'coto Hosiery; Super ladies' and gentlemen's Liele and Silk ETioves; Thrend, Lisle, and cotton Edging; Ladies'- silk and Jerege nmitles atd. craat Linen cambric Il ks. and Linen.caipb ic n4 lung Lawn:; French, (erman, and English Summer Broad cloths, Cassineres, and Vesings READY-M ADE; CLOTIING, Of every description and at 4)l prices-. n deed some of it is eo irne that it cannoI fail to prodnte astonishment by the purchseq by as country produce vells for nothing, 'o have we concluded to sell Rady-made clothing.. ----A LSO-. . Ladic' shoes, Lco;ees, . ulippers, ,and. A beautiful article of 'a!o Alto Ties; do. Eisler colored an id blachI; Genit's. calf Boots and shoes, sewed and, pgged, at prices which cannot fail to please; eoether with a full assortment of Bonnets and Bonnet triminings; Groceries, Saddlery, Cu'lery, Crockerv, and Hardware. To en rnerate all would be impossible, but a call is respectfitlly solicited, anid none will go away Jissat:slied. Gall attle CADi) EN BAZAAR, Opi ensitc the Cnamden Bank, Camden, S. C. hend, Quarteril ILOcKiii:ARTs Snot., Mar. 27, 18 4. OR D tE)f. R IN0. ---L The following Regiriments will paride for. Review and Drill, at the times and placeq 'tated below, viz: The 20th and 44th Regiments of infantry at Sumnterville, on Tuesday the 2nd day 6F Ma'y next. The upper B-ittalion of the 31st Regiment if Infantry at Kingstree, on Friday, the 5th ,f .31"iv next. The' Lower Battalinn at Georgetown, on 'l'tielay the 9th of May. The 33rd Regiment of Infantry at Con waybporo, on Saturday, the 13th May. Tlh :32nd Regiment of Infantry at or near. Marion Court lious, on Tuesday the 16th Mav. Thre 30t1 Regimeinnt of In'iantrv at Ben n~ettville, on Thdrsdav, the 18th o'.May. Th'e Q9th Regiment~ of Tinfantry at or near Darbngbon Court H-ouse, on Saturday, the 2~0th: of May. ,. . TVhe 28th Regiment of Infantry.tornear Plhe.-erdield Court House, on Tuesday the 23rdl of Mlay, The 21st lie~rinment of Infantry at Lan ste'rv lie, n Stutrday, the 27th -of- May. The 22nd' Regiment of Infantryf at Cam.. lien. on Tuesdny, the :30th of Mfay. 'The Cavalry will parade by companies, sqiudrons, or regiments of the 4th Division, as the Major General may direct, and be p~repared for Jnspection. 'Thle line will be formed ready for Review a~t lU o'elotck, in. The commi:sioned and non-commissioned raflicers will asemble the day previous, 611 ter respective parade grounds,-for drill and The M'jor General will, with his staff, at.. tendl: he revww~S. Thi Brig. Genierals are charged with the extenasoni of this order to their respective command~'.s, and will atte-nd with their staffl the rev ews in their Britgades. B; order of the Comnmander-in-Chief. 3. W. CANTEY. *Ad~j. and Insp'r Gen'L. STATE OF SOU.TII CAROLINA, IN C HA KCERY. Edwvar I J. Porter, Assignee for the use of J Josei-h Lawton, et. al. vs. B 1HZ. John J. ~Me Clarv, Wi.. ' ham~ IT. Brown' and hi~ wid', .M ary Rt. et. ail. J It appi'arinig to the satisfaction of the Com. nmiw.ner, that Wilhiam II. Brown and Mary U. h a wiie, two dlefenidats in the above case, reside heyond the limits of this State: O rmoon ot N. G. IHich, compl'ts. Sol'r., It Is ordexl.J, that. they do plead, an.eyer and de marr to the satid' Bill, within three m~ng from~ ine publication hereof; otherwise the bill will be taken: ,ro. confesdo, as to them. Il1-in COLEM AN, c. E. W. D. Xinmgstree, Feb. 23, 188 20 lam3' Jsust Received And for sale by the subscriber, agneral stoick of 'A IX'TS, OILN, DYE STUFFS .. 1. MILLER, MoD. Entetamiment at the Glar cundon ' cpo#, ''The subscrib~er begs leave to intform his frendsd andl th e~Tul1ic gen~erally, that hboba. pnda House of Entertainment, abaiit a iquarter of a mnilefrom the Clarendon Dejpot,U on the Stage Road, whore he will be ready - to accommodate customers by the '15th is Hie hopes by close attention to laup~,t give general satisfaction to al'.th4, vor hLntwith their custom. THOS. MG March 6, 1818. 10 tf