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1tones hIitrecently been discovered; the miinorialists thinkingt that, If that par tiettlar portion of the Arctic seas were examined, some satisi'uctory evidience Inight he obtained, which 'would lead either to the rescue of Sir John Fraiak. lin and his companions, or at all events, allay the utniversul excitement by throwug a clear light upon their fato. Decline of Co-operationism, We consider it certain that the Co-oper tion mnvonent in this State has reacheld its height, and that lenceforth its history will be that of decline and fall. This wil ap pear from a variety of reasons. It has fi ed to nake any ldeep impression in Charles. Ion. Here, the natural eleincita for the formation of a party opposed to Suite actLon, abounded, beyond question, far more than in any other portion of the 3tate. Capital invested in trade and bankng is pecuhiarly seisitive to sudden changes, and therefore peculiarly apprehensive of the futiure. foreover, in Charleston tharo are a far greater proportion of forcianers, recently arrived, who do not, and carnnot he expect ed to, know the United States as a Contfed eracy of sovereign minehers. With, themra it is naturally one great Repuh'ie, and the States are Provinces. Nor do they, nor can they be expected at once to undrerstaIl thre value of Southern institutions, and the daii gers which threaten themr from tire Malig nant inflltences of tle Federal Governinent, now in the hands of tie North. Another class, niere trading advent urers from other parts of tt.e Union, who have no settled interests here, andl rnt ,aily no strong attachment to tire State, but. whose State attachments are with theNorth, anil who are attracted here by the trere love of gain or change, rare as naturally opposed to State action, arid this class is primiapally ira luttential in Charleston. There aro other eleeimair s which Inight be spec lied, that go to swel the AtrengthI of tihe party oppoFed to al! resist in-a ! of which are much inore predcal imtma at Int I harlestoi than iat the country. Here, I iywhere, there mahglat be expected to show itselfi1 controihng mra jority of nonactionists. What has been the result ! Never was a movement more laborionsly and zealons ly organized. A fortnight was spenrt in the incessant canvassing of the city for naames to the call for a public inecting. All were fish that would come to the net. An assem blhge of naines representinrg alf shaows of opinion, excepting only sepiarate State aI( tion, was gathered bsy persoial solicit at iot, and. after all, supposing the signers to be all voters, (which would he0 doinrg tleir fir too muchrl honor,) the list ainbraced hunt a tIiird of tie veters of the city, and not imao:-V than half of those who iurs soleminyi v irn voked tih meeting, took tire trouble to at tend it. Two of the most eninent ineri of tha State were brornght from a ditaice to gi%*e eclat and fervur to te ocasion. Thtv <hd not even succeed iii nakmrg it passablly entertaining. It was totr nil 11h:t th lay had nothing to say, except to involve thlm selves and their caise ini a series of cont ra - dictions. Never before, we iinaaarinre. dal men of warm natire, and real :,nd d - served distinction, address ;a popular audi - 1 ence with more freezing eil'ect. Never d1.d sincere inen give imore unsatisfactory re;a sonrs for the alith that was irn them.'1) This meeting was a complete anti-clitax. All its importance, a:l its illicce, and all its spirit. was in the Jerahhaa. When tire hmng it.eli appar< d i had neither iilmtrtance. nor antin a, nnr spirit. Ay.-. twelve phati dortrs in Christendom would hrave pronornneecd at art thre first glance, sutldi-borni. WVe g.lanced tire mtr 'da y art the me 'so.s of tis spiritless chairactter a! hhe adeiaoit:ra tioni. Thie arssembrlaage hada ao a' nnoatmon creed, arid rno real syrm:rby tor feel.oam. Thekry were a mixturre atmorann paraitm's, ad probably thorse who, knew beimt ui haye were about, were secret airal hie renrci e 's -of the mainr declhareal prnciptenallt thre a.ir ng --thre combainatain aot hle Sotrhfernr St.at' for the dissolurtroar of thre Urnoncai. Tharev joinred tire moavceent becarse it was hoi~~i to Statre resistanrce, not becatse, at was air avrof Southern coperation.' I thear. could defeat tire Seeessioists, they w~onidl then hre ready' to raake war lia thise winfr, had hrelped tiemi to suich a v crarrv. 'Thre otlher renasoni is a that e a'' h ii fnud ation of tire party is on wacter. 'Thlev aret co-operationiisrs, foarsoothr, tandl thIr grer'~t part of' theiar arganraient is exliarsteda ami prm vm g that there is rio haop; o' f brrngu the Ia. Southa to actinr oar past issm-rea. Th'ian. they oppose tire scess~irn of Saouthi Ca r' b nia, whichr wadl raise ray a inew, and a mrer striking, vital arid ioraii dr-lhe assuer' ih:i has ever yet stirredl thle Soauithieria peoll, because they asay thre new i-ut will s' er ale us frorn tire other States, instead oat iinra. ting thremr to urs. So, thaere~ is rai hopa~e ohf co-operation orn prat issines, aind rno insp ofa 0 mpakinir an issiie that wilil raeenre 'o-aopaera tiona, anal thaereforar we rarust wait, fair what?! -truly, for co-operatioan ! It doae;s nit takae a wizzard to discover that surchr reasonraa not, likely to awakena richa pojral ar enalt-i.i asmn.--Mercury. Extract of the Letter of Gov. McDon aid. In An:swecr to thea QL~uestions <f te Dawa nega Meting. Ina my letter of the 5th l t., madressed to tihe Coaimittee. ina reply to tlaa-ars inaformr:nta rare of mny noibnaation, I imarla known~a'a nra. 'iews.~ of' thre rig'.t tof a State tar inea-'ail from thre Uruiona. I waoul d remriark, iranad:::mn tan whaa t thren said, thaat thle F~ederalI J Cons.t ttin wvas framedl lay delegates soarnta ria t wvev of the old Tfhirteen Sittes, and thar', n houch.. I in .the preambhle stanted thatm foar tire re'asorns set forth, thfey orainred andat es:;rfabiahed fhat Constituitionr for thre UTnitedl States ot ~\Arma i'ica, yet, it didl noit, bay theair act, baeaomie thfia ~topstitutin of thre U niteal States tat A amr tai. Before it conrafl hearrme a Contsi at rat aon, According to its last provision, it ha:al tra ra' ceive thre rartitin ofar ine Si ares ; and, after stich ratificatioan, it beaninre a ( 'nrrt : tultioti be/rteren tire States, sma rain lifo thfaa samre, ad noane other. A ira: airity rt thre peorple of thae UItaaedl Statei acoufld rnt haavei ratifiedl at, sonis tar liae giva.en it hae fora 'i: a a Conrstiturntin crelinirg a (Goverramrt faor all tire St ates. If thrat lad braeen atea ea, aaminotriny of thre Satels (thIe moarst popn.r Irana States coinhlinring liar thre puirfpaa) might ordain a Goverrrinet far all!, anal thr -an at wonalhl have bhenat a Gvra''mnynt orecr thre Star:ea-, somnie of t hem rain cianasenat. ing4 thieretra, andi ntrat: arvea'rnmiint be'ta'e'a the' Staitea. Ira other u~ ordas, it waaira ha'. lada a nt rt'romanrk tof tconaaohdalataai e'n i. flaiL it was noat so inrtendedaa nraa soa estabblh nad. The Stalas wemra riot to ha ijmerg aI rar the ilow~ (aaotaraiaanaa, trand thin adi.-.t ane eb aaarnet'tar, ias pjiaata-ma! connoinmi alta ae a ai ro a'tainrada. i a'very main ;; : evaery* : StLate hadra rantified , a nail th:t -oa in i Sra' rat liel~aw-rar ha, reat,-da, a wa ,a ha: a be na rit ('aaaait tuitint tor I -r. a ,-~ heal thae right tojridget for herslf u. h at wvas am a-a:my tar. tar ya aiaJp'ira ianahappaaa-. I wp'i. tfor rhn prarma-'tialnant ths !agtj r-m 'a oh. .. r- thir-t mh, flranh of' rhe- uKver a Sw.a 'Ittified the Conistittition.' Thy judied 0I' Is adaptation to title end b the langua ge I1 which it was expree They could udge inl no other manner. They believed i ts provisions to be wise and just, and that, f it should be adminiistered according to ts letter, justice would be done to nil. the ghts of the'people of the severhl States woitild bie mutually* respected, the bonde of ili strengthened ior the commion defence, ho general welfare protnoted, doinebticI Lranintiiity enured, and a inore perfect union formed. , But, it' not so administered, it wouhl be a violatioin of the popilar un dlerstniding, a breach of tihe condition ol which it was accepted ; for these great blessings could not he expected to flow from a piei verted iise of it. It. muist live beeii a beatifful spectacle to see the S121t4!ittates slCin4bled inl Convenitili, engaged in the iolenit dziscusion of mat lers tor the prOmUoin o'1 hle coition glod. and for lie purpose of accoinplishmig thi s great object, tortning a Constitution, made ipl of voluiitary grants ot power , amid of p)iihibitions to t hewinelves of the exercise of certain powers. But the people ever wtelathl of their riglhts, through t heir Re presetiatives, at the first s.ession of Coi gress alter tle idoption of the Cons itti tion, proposed amendirlents thereto, which were deemed salutary lnitations or re istrie.ioIs of some of tle piwers givenl it) Congress, and explicitly declaratory of the limited niture of the Governnent created by thIe Corstittution. Alolig these last are the following: " Thie loluIrati t i Const.tut ion, of certai i rights, sial I not he construed to deiv or disparage uthers retanned by the people." The powers nut delegated t tle Uniii ted Stes boy ite Const it uuun, nor prolubit. edl by it to the Sittes, are r'serve-d to the States respectively, or to the peospie.'' The States nior tl! people thereto, ivowhiert ren-IliteLd the right. of re-itsstiiiig the portions ihf their aovereignty, uiliehI they had conceded Ill the Constitut .4o, wliever lie cumhdtiolls of tlie grant were broheI (il nlich they h.:d n1t parted with tho right tojtudge for thelnielves. A State, then, Il lily jiidgiiieit , has tile right Io w..elde fro the U11i0n. Tile IeOple 01 the ser'eth State alone, in their sovereig capa ry, have tlm rig ht to dete'rinin' on the nliesi Iy of its exere tc. The sectiolls I have qioted Irom tie ConsiItilnn prove firs. You had as well say thait ih 1w '. %ere in c nlietent to judge for Ihiniaiieives, in athspiltig ~ ~ II 1h1')ssutot is t inlaint(.1it that thley ;ire incolpelent to Ike care of' Z, %hhl e l .h it .- teG veline mlv t ::stiti - IL-d theteby1, wraloqgs andl oppre.ssestiin Ilflo sfroin thle ri-ght of a St..Ie to se cedle limn the( U'tion. that thle 4 nverntmet of tie 'nit -d Sates has Ill r.gh toil ( oiniel her it) ietur; Itir there catinnt he I wto ail tagoniitleal rights. Such right ol the pari oft the Vederai Goveriicint is no t Ilt ie 1:*t.1 ll MIll-- eu1.t-r ilttill of' is r:eht.; in till! Colisltiit ' ) . T . c4t wIne t il 1 e I J11A.R phe, that the Fdir:J Goverimnnt c.l uIse ihittary 11ot , Ig:innit a1 Z'tate to cio:e hier auto thet i nionl, aberr her peop!e bt ir d-te tern. :.ed that it Is lieceisl V 1 " theor p salety ald happiiisti, to withdraw, is to y.4h: ii Stite r ts and State tovereinty, ;Mill to Irrailt. at railJiglie whlch if aterid oo, Illist titl It) till! lvertii,'OW 0* the (ciil:. titnil atli t ie hber ot' the reoip'e. hilt wilde I gxvu :lnel-c s 1,i2111'iS 01 tlls silihjec't it 1lmy not he iilpropir for m1e to tt rg i a i atly titrial:ned Ova'1 it is lot tir lier li 'it'rest ti e .\.;re.sn til;s r:'it ;il .w.u i oif' anyii1'I nii% rongs, ;-L#e 21 hn r i uto l llar e ,,It. .: at t'll! h l. a: Ii t! lh. 1-e ira l G o %erlin' lt. mad 'I- it l dr Ide tI i -. o tori Ibeiit d~ture.'4I4"however, tid t.l' i.owi I'i t11122'a' l i o.afuliIn4l' tol Ifi-!.tt I:ai n Unot a bci de.!' by41l 4't'. ji h den.;n c t h',a1 r.'igh to the4.4i' . it Ingr I . d'iill' ihir 11 e ct'2n-, ! . hr p i.. n n. t-' uo t, .i w Ihi0.' . 2 t l1h in ., h'li Ii I' ii i C.. ri liht::. i.e . . r.- u -- it.rr 'igan4 lb. 1i,'4jil ' ,I '..' ig i.lib g itl', unnhis t bee e nt'y l hber ..y ho n r the (2. inel1. Uni 'c holau'he .-eriI thn :nldfdi6rse the assemblage and open patsagQfor th'e lady; but they found that t was not possible to apply tie law in rela- d, ion to ipols, as it had not foreseeti nor cc irovided for the case where the crovd had vi ussetnbled to admire a beautiful woman. Ol'e use of arms, after a sumtitons to dis- f '.erse,would he really too barbarous. The E ady was therefore coipelled to reinain in d1 lie hotel until the patience oF the crowd ei jecane at length exhausted, a::d it dis. a )ersed of its own accord. a Ftlu.-We regret exceedingly to learn r hat the rebidence of Major John Wh.taker, a seven miles front this place, was destroyed Ly fire on last Saturday rnorniig between 11 and 12 o'clock. At I the furniture, clothing, &e., were consumned, except one ir two atrtic!es saved, which loss will be a monsiderable, together with the great in. it cotivei:ence attending such an unfortunate o visitation. The fire we understand was necidental, supposed to have originated 1, fron a spark falhing upon tie roof. [Ciamden Journal of Tuesday. Gm-ANTIc nVATtn WORKS IN CEYLON. -We have hel-' oc opinion tiat the Cro. ton Works were die most gigantic in the world, and we have heard the assumption - iade thatt no works of sich inginitude ever existed in the days of old. So far as the latter assertion is concerned it is incorrect. Mr. Tennrt, in his recent travels in the Island of Ceylon, describes some ancient Water Tanks, he.ides which our Croton works are as sonie sinail creek compared to to the 1 utson river. One tank named k Plthiariecolorn, is seven moiles long, three hnndred feet broad, and sixty feet high. The mitik was faced throughout its entire length with layers of square stones. This i1ge 11uk is but one of a great nany scat teredi over ite cnt ry, and had been erect. - ed for irrigstton. It is partly in ruins, as lte waters tlow freely out of a huge breach twii linired fee.t wide. whicli anpears to live leein mnade centuries ago. The race witich cor.structe'd these tanuks has passed away, anl the cu nt ry where, at, one tie, theivre exisled a hi glily civilized and skilful eiginverig people s uiov the abode of w. .1 VueI i.ibs.a race w% hioie bianties are ini tents, aid who watder about fromn place to place. An engineer has calcuiated that it would (b.oit inre t h:ii 1,1100,00 to con sirtitnt tin front embalonent to this huge water reserviir. What inost have been lie citonces whwh exteru;atied the people wI) erected thisie works (anid they itst hive beie nunieratis) arid left them to fall into ruis, tenanted only by the bIllhilo and un ihid ~av:igjes The savage is surely iot the i:ltital but the nitinaltiralbtate of man -theii S;vatre is mt1:in sip. wrecked in social posion.---ic~mmJRepuisfcan. -- :: (*tnru.t er. l-'1 a.Ext: w AG; ENTs.---Int lie hothtel o woinders, the cheimbt's laboratory, V reat derees of coll are procurable 1iv us .nr hiih'y oli ile laiii.ds forevaporationt. A ii y b zen to death, it is said, iI thie extremiest heat of stimmer shop! v bv keep.g h l dittirencied with ether. * By the as-istiliwe of hquit silpburiac aid, Wa. (-r may be trozen in a bet ves sel. Ht ti it reui rk ,ble :-Zlibstanice, 11ln .i arboicill acid, takL-s the higlewrt rank tif all known tree. z Ii agints. li drawing it frort the pow erful resenolir in whwh h is nicassarily Iet, it e.apor.ites so rphily as to frcez'l I eh, al is ithe a hgh. porn os nas, like -. It a s1ril litiatiy of this is drench. ed with ether ithe deltgru of cold is even ilre intolerabie to till iouch th-it boling u -..-r-- i .'rr two of tht mixture prodi. st as if the skin had been a :.: *'. its states that in eight -.z ini tis wVay3, a nta'.s o - ne. e.g bt tg tent pountds.-L-J! chan-ce :0: Ir iin ani u''onisin- yinrney in thte lit -' :h.? in li th-- trip.d reginins unhere 2 wi. i. :r- Vs y to tr-i!sport water, hi luIn:er liig, : eci enr.ly corke'd, renuitin cl. at th ecd (t -ix weeOks, peirtecttly sweti lnd tool, n hle w;:er ca;rried ini the~ whiioe c. 'n1iryi. hec:itte i!. ceOs i ve!y o'l'ensive', ini wo.'.d n r:.4-ks, :,rie ber .:ethoi aop;ted lhv tr..tu'in-, th'' ebi:iniges wiought otn the w:.! -r are" i ..nlogin- to tite obiservedi m n a:er i .-- at set. TPh .111/ :et hie- a rrives! .A~ la rge ir' Ith alnrrril at San Friaieico, oni e.c:! 1 , .1inlyv, ' u.ch det roved ten in ore. Th'e !"--, is etiimated ait tein u.h.n of d liars. S-everI lives wver. '. lis pr-.,;nnedl ti be' the wrki o .d linni!. 'U'n' .\harbet. Wa~s lirro, and nri-es We rn ver fulil. 'J'hie cx:retincs wi r.' fromu 5 to 7 7.8. Notice, South Carolina--Sumter Dist, ala.I W.-f,!: . ,~ || !S. u r.!ina..t Lti.,r mi, .1 I n i.--! t n - aiil.huu to o e fo /- ?-rs of i</ il t at i n se nl ai~ an s v'' r ithg dsa h o .,r ivh'si lhbtsr- iforit.\ni,'. dec Iti'ard. o14 ft. s e i r Ici, th iriore :t itiileijandi aiut is l a' l v-un ,r te, :iired n d li 'rethi torsal he 0. b r ned to~ be , and appear ~th -a breo benholkumt ums-r It.r irlunf ini ii' rithe ifathiay f (.itetIn ihsr ti and tl nd se thir -eiunn~:tli' t thy ofc Apustin hearo hl..orulnr o d e C thostr igh.un W~N . IJULIS, (oi.n. Electierflf Teachers. An Election will be held on the First Mon Ly in October next, to fill tho .fullnwing Oli. A in tho Bradford Sprigi Feonale Istititiott, z: A Male Assistant, to be a maritsried Inri, and Ily colnpele:t to tellh ill tle brallh's of nn nglish utid Clau lt Vhtatiaion, vil h a t-1alary $700, anti bon' of hineli, wifi. ain! all chiIl. vin tider aFeven; il children over Nevei to Ie iterel tintl charged im ri gilair nlti ils t'.-r lionri ili tititii--lioys over twelve yearn excepteil, I they are not to remitaitt I w t I nslittii nt. A T entehe r (of Frern-h anvl 31ii, %% ith maa of four inilred unal fifty iltillarit sinl huitol; )I that cialn teach on both i'iatno nd Guilaur ill be prefierrel. An Aiistanit Teacher (of rinsic fo Pinno rid Guitar, O rainittal Niedle Work, und heril stnod Wax 'Work, wi lt a ,:lary'of three undrea and fifty doillars aidI h.lii I. A tieconl As'tantt Te:icer tof 3aiice rr Pi. 10o stud (Anitar, with firaning unid l'ainting i Crtyori, hl nmil Watr ( -lo-r. n% ith a salary r thret? lius red- anI tit iv ioinrs and h-iritl. Ai A,.nistait l-'a li''lnch r iii tte ILitera. r Depoartmn.ent, with aI tibiry oif titrcoe hindred rml fifty dollars suni hoanl. Of the Tenhers %% nII bllb e p' lited sitne! 4duities', nrally, a initv from titv- i i a-. lie directel y the btinrat if Trii'- mi-i :aii.l Illh. lrincipal. ly order (f thi ila i. Neerr tairy. Surinterv-ille, Augz~. 5i, 18i1. -iilia2m $20 REWARD. '. .I A NA WAY from fie subtt riher. ibonut two rn11nthis nigo, ilm ita ihtc . oreid n aan, niit it) yvars 4bl. :of very stnL m all, s liiis In-t s.1'imite oft ler front eth. Sh hit a hubandI I .ni-l. at t'ioemn er.) nil unitii-r, t. niy, a free n iiit*nn) living Si n iruler ille', :tl i4 priobably tarotired bly ten. I ioth-r tIh. a!nI-e r' an ard foar her i pre. e1ni al itehvery t- maI- at Ohe Said 1 l1i1-, 1aresiolipn, nenar Fiutipn 1'. Q. W K. STI'\R'l. July 29 lt, 1951 .1 If A Card, Mrs. 3. II. 1 V M l..\ --, th:avinrr ron-sidir. le exteri.-ee lo -litilf :an Ilianlig la. i(es dreSses, repect: tlly vil 1*r, h r soervices Stthew L.i'a s lat Sn11i!! 1 : ii its viili. y, aleo wII llteil III the in-.0ing of -te teln's clotin. A'I woiki utru.;ti t( her Vill be ex1,ent1,l w~th no111:en-. antil des >atch. hesoiwi:1 ;: h:I r oipttol t Sit. In-y 11 :iI i, ;-e 1 ianl at It r res dtence fornier:v (&c p.,l i v .l r. lbichan. nft. Jtuly 16th. 1-51 .t i Post Office Stamps. Peron dirn w' lprie nring- 11.,,. Ollice Itarips fur the pripa iawa i litter, in )1' aier nioilIutht:I bv C:! 11- tiot the Suit l'ii.t .il-atatra in S: atr I bt'rrctiiy cail itig ir t rw r n thet%*.- '-ja ry ebh:ot . .1n he0 sul',;,*.( l :I In W.:I itin e 1I.ch :anow:1.; as th ..I u latI..:rrM . i t ' ' m I \ N :ii I )I i . Land For Sale, . A trat 4'a a hi coa4 lining 4'0 nerre,l 'arter,'~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 R'oi:r nth- ntnltadi, be w il '. -111: 4 h . : : :f c .a i Waholiirsproi, ::ini l .1 .'ry, btIaigmg toi hi--'e ata t' '4 j)fi - -I K i' . ':ao. l-'ur t''rn:s. pily t) eiter of the I i 'r wd. .\I '. H1 ) 0 (11. Nov. u ,140 -- i Executor's Notice. TPim ( 're.tir .. ' \\i'm. .1. l ce , Eq., "i:e o II -e i i n 'ne a the Id a secnn~t ! I ir lii for '' l I-n lirah- ,r w 'V S owry. ! - '. n 1--- > I : . i Webb Clark's hotel, a :::'.IT R! LLE .< T'- - SUM~TER HLUSE ''I re a I ''' im- noI 'a -I 'i-.--. r. Ie al a- wh- h.re AMERICAN HOTEL, I i - a l ' II .(' ' laInIa r-lty a po'n a hr arTh ni lreuilbi.dI''h. a: Iii o a r lir -hd un b \\ h s e i 'b itaibhar I ( I ' u ii c it .l laiN - hd-l t i IP - t i~iua' Segars and Tobacco, A ve'ry tine lu t ofSp-tiow - iir.-:iahmi fia ~ia 14 ii 'itN'lIW. .E F .\ N'fs. 'DRUG3 l"lE1 Calomel, Swoet Oil, Jalap, hubtarb, Jjilppo, Hena, Quinine, Number Six, Mlagneslia, Tinctures Ali Saltip, Ulnrilion. Castor Oil, Ifoofin's A Al The various Extrac PATENT I Jbalisom of Life. Cherry Pectoral, Seltzer Aperia-nt, Faihnestocki# Verimifauge, Fancheronian Dropm, F'.pping' Saranazrilla, Opodeldor, Colorre. Chalk for the face, flandkerchoiel D1ils, 8Shaving Crean:i. A An ansnortment of Extract -A] Ilroivhes of every description including Iliir, Painting. -A1 White Lead, Glaon, Oil -A For sale by I)ye stuffi June '25th, 151 Executive Department, BY Hlis lEcollency J. 11. IAANS (wernir :nd Cnaander-in-Chiel in ari ovrhStttate of StSouith Carolina: Whereas information Ias reached inr that an ntriicious inirder was conmitlti IIpI)n Johnl AlIbn-).iel, of BarnIwell, boy Sixs vonntejc :nlen, am11ong \won were Si*A ItN E. FARl.ER nnd WIl.IAM G TGBIN, aial wherzes the nioreai FA: )i: It and To N haive inade th, ir escapa: now he it known ill order that Ihey iay bi bronght. it trial, I, J11ns It. I Al Ov( ernor inl ntial over the S.,tI (of Siniih Caroli n. do issue thic, lv P lroeeiation, offerint' a rwardoftI Twro jindrcd Dladbrs for i dolivery of' b, or One iludi-d 10r Iii( dh-hve -rv it (I nhor of them til the J aiir a It trowel 1) ,trict. Fi 'wr is abnt '25 or -29 vers l, I :etvtoe bIes high. well inade, fair complex i(In, bhi eye-. jbit haIr. I wo (if his frimn n vth 7 hiy brokei off. ias ia senr 0 h wh k af. b t i th and a half lon, miade~r hv' thie ai .f a knife. T'ii is 1-4 or 19 v'!nrs old, 5 feet 1: inces h , (air conpic.w~n, very litth hanid, light hair, white teetZh, thwrk uIpa well mi wl'e, a iii Is bad.y ,carred n thie righ r;n and shianler. . . Given under iy hand and ti ( -al of tile State, this 5Ih lh 't.. s. -of July, imI tile vear of our lord oneo tiwian.i eight iindrei - ad fifty one. Sw. F. ARaThn, Dep. Sc.'ry. State. Jiuly 161h, 185)1 :3- 41. Ladies Dross Goods. 'lTh ie i sub ribe.r w. il reejivie to-'day, a hattiia -i'ln e i of cobi~,ed .:l;'..NN a ai d GINW itA.Als. tilwk Graaniiame iIsiatle0, I olored Ilere'ge .\1antita, 10 . i..eea'* ndai Faiabrobilerea Jacnet& \\tli'e .\bjhairI :nnil Cohaned ikirs, inain Gsi.h-aiis, P\ I~ ar.i:s ;ni Farms , ates Eginger, rimmaingc &. GROlECOERS. Wor'td aihi i'nn aieCves il rd1 l'y alyesttlShude Li- ad .ihsia orTove I' .a I'o 4 Ilin Lib;,c (k Towlp, IikEs a..a I in Ganz-e.is (i IX ar lF.FtANDTSS' At(' ar *atan . . la -s lI.nGoes I r ~ 1a.. 11. IIA NKS. Jonurt;b. i l. 3.5 :i :Educhati1on al aNocer r i a Iuhries tatt1 l ati ia ha riare Flour, lIa 'a i-an~,.llAwr~an ia.lnitrds, \'.t'Nh otpr ervs Mi oh r, Port, ma\leg aT-rene ilami Fer sI by L.a1.I I\NK. .June1 25:, 11 ;t 5 if Educ tinle otce To11 Wy.h July wth an eredtl nom. ~r an 1te atct iaiaa non arvjt' tnoit .. vlma ohf :4 li:-lhr hatavecnrnu ~nc fuert .\cu. aiet lai t'r. l St. kL . tnt T a h ri MJ-rnla Stb, 1851. QI5 ti Blns NboSl tice, Ofic ICINES;1&o ~~* Carbonate Bod Arrow Root, Stare l, iorted, Popper, Cloven - nodyne, Cinnamon, &c. &c. ,so h5 usied in Medicine. ffEDIGINES' yfoEflai'sI German Sitters, Jayne's Family Medjeisnd 1Brown it's Easenco Giger, The Diend Shot A5mm11'34 Ix. ' X"Opium, D)avii' Pain Killer, Cray's Ointment, Jiatemrang's Drops. r Extracts, Sualw, Anamline, Pomatum, Ihair L.80 usiued in flavouring Pastry. Teeth, Coat, Comb, Flesh, lint, Shaving, and Turpentine and Varnis.h. LAO " &c. &c. &c. JOHN I. MILLER. M. D. Drniegist, Sunterville, S. C. 35 tf FRESH GARDEN SEED. JUST RCCEIVEI). SUITABLE FOR P.' il WSOW1ING. For sale, by P. THORNTON, at the l'o4t Oflice, Canlden, S. C. Wrrauted good. Aooniter which are as follows Rutva B1,efa, targte (Red-top) Norfolk Turnips, Early Spring Turnip, I1,:ng lilnoid lcet, Eirly lilood Turnip do. French Sugar Beet, Mnangle WVurtzet, Lirge )utch Parsnip, Long Orannge Carrot, ],Arge Red ' Onion, Whifte Il'art gail do. P'rickley Spinnag-e, White Tuirnip Radish,1 lantsg Srsrlet do. ilnvi green Cucumber, for late Pickt's, Green glazed Coibhage, Late Druta I head Savcy do. Mountiin do. Iate hatch do. Lfate Drum. Hlead do. Colewort, (very line) 8,everal kinds of very fine early Cab. hige, which 1a1.y lie sowed in the fall for eary rin. iac. 0 I ,neCern, or French Clovcr, Enahlive Gra.-s. A ciniterab! reieLition will bie niado ril the reta:l prce, to persois wishing to im reasea to se I lgL gIe. JU'y 90h, 1851 37 4t - The State of South Carolina, WII-LIA3ISIURGII DISTRICT. J. .. Dickiso, who is in the custody of the Sherill'of Vihamsbnrgh District. by v rtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum', at the stt of' D. F. Flcuming, having tiled in my otice, togrether with a schedule, on nt1, oi his estates. and effects, his petition to the~ Court of Co'9tnon Pleas, praying that h~e mtay be adintted to the benefit. of the acts of the Genetrail Aeomnbly made for the relhef of :nsolvent debtors. 'It is ordered that the .:no 1. 1'. Flemitng, atnd alt others the credtt 'ra to whom the said J. J. D)icki son t m anw a-e tudiebted, be, and they are heore by summioned, andI have not icc to a ppe r, ti;wFre the said Court at Witltams% bar~rb Ciourt 1 touse, Onl1Uf tusiv, thet se. e:1dyof the nextr Termt of the~ Court of iomnn I 'l''as for the said District of of W.iib::en'. LIrg h-t he eighteenth day of No omne nx--:.i shmew ca use, if any they 11n,.by'h prayer of the petition afore W. R. SCOTT, c. c. r. s. Ollhei of thte Commonfili I 'leas, j Palmetto Regiment. t "II):TImi of th. Snarsivorsi of the Pal in-n i e bn..i nt wL i.. ll 1.- hield ini (Columabia, :nran rnentsllll, Lo ceet i u 30nnmment L the memt iry uf ouir lita tnelete~d Colonel Pttmaci: 31. I. i.. A. II. G;LAr)DDEN, I-at.' Colone P'ahiwtto ltlegimet.: July 23, 1:.:.. 39 4t Win, Aliston Gourdin, I. pr -pared t in *ake Iiberal advances .in (.or..Ign ctiuts of' - R (eCtoa, Corae, .iSugrr, Flbuer, (mii, Ehny, &c. RI';u' tI.---Mres'ri. (Amnrdin, Matthi is'n,. & O' ("ore 'A. Ilople -, Aonzo~ J. 'a.ii:--. Char.'ton'i, S. C..; Ta'ntI y Walker, April'2l, IM50. 26 ly Diwo~ttioha of Co-paertuacrsilip. Th'le ro.tartinerip1 of RtICi IARDSON & I.\M .', Azttorneys9 at ImvW is dius. fovedb conient iit partos, andi the busi J. K. ICIlARDISON. J. 11. N. IIA MMET, Life Insurance, 'The Noriti t ar..tiia Mufia 1.if Insurance ( orupai. .afitabh.b at ital zah, N ('. t i fi\b'lS 1. Jul IN S(N, .Jr.; Pr'e,'t. Aiceiit at $iunne'rs itlle. S. C., W. F. ii. IIAYNSWORtTH. Executor's Notice. I have~ appintedt Mr. Snmnol E. Wilson my ALcdit to' 'le iup't aftLl th matters of tIm Fatate of Col Stephen t.ainente. iate of this Iertrict. ANNA 1. LACOSI'E. All pesn hiaiing demandse againsti the En tat' of Siephen I.:e.i'ete wvill preaent themi duty ati t'red l.. hose imlete.td wijl nmake iinedJiatei funniieni to S'. E. WiI.SON, Agent. .llny i.h 15) 28 if Bairga ins ini Ladles fI. Kid Slippers. Th~enhaeribr ia now ofi- rinmthIs nio tc of\1'8' Kill .I.lpPEttS at tow price. for Casih. lIndis in want of the artiole will do wll to call. II. FOLSOM, June rith 195)j 31 t Notice. R.J M TA(GGE~RS, having located . atMurry's erry, permntalty, odru his se.rvices lo the people. . - Jtutn -Ith .1A851 tfe 'Y 4W To -all and singular the Mqagp rty Gene'ral - Elections,- o a .District* of the State of .SOUIA-s '............... . .... Ina, at ita late Vetsion, did pass anl Act to ride for the Election of menmers t o-a Coinge; adWhereas said act requirg Mtenv atrity to lasue writs of elsetW b" Maangers of Elections: I do he,1reby require1 rnad dach of You, itner giving:P. eaitoti' -ing duly qualified, to proc :er - fit 4lection on thve i econd Moudaty. of Octoliii ind the day following, for two I nWt P, nevent your resertive Congre. 6sial tab rnd after having deternined an ief6s- dt Dlectd y will cerify tle fse aoifding law, to the Governofor te t banm Given under my hand and tle Stte. in Colubia, this the lotla o in tle year of our lord one thouan eighl hundred and fifty one. - -'J. If MHEAR Governor il Comminfetmr-in W. F. ATuva, deiCputy Snc'y of lw All the papers in the State are e, qundred to c opy. June 25, 1851, 35, Through Fare from Charled ton to New York $20t THE GREAT MAIlS ROUT P-OU CHAIRESTON; S. C . LEAVING the Wharf it IhC.ii. #? 4 Latrens-st. daily at 3; p: n attel-- tji arrival of .tie otthern carr, via WW'E MINGTON, an( WELDON, N. C.- f9. TERSBURG, RICIDIOND, to WASH._ INGTON, BALTIMORE, PIILAlDELn PHIIA. and N. YORK. 7 The public is respectfully informed tRa the steamers of this line, froarm ChisiI to Wilningtonare irtirst rae c'ondition and arena vigated by well known andexpe: rienced comifnander'-, and the railroads ar4 in fine order, (the Wihnington and WelJ donl Road having recently been re.laid w in heavy T R AIL) thereby seduring safet anti dispatch. A t1tInoLVan TICK ET having already been in operatien w be continid as *a pernnent arrangemet frmm Charleston to New York. By this . route travellers may reach New Yor on the third day during business houri.b On and after tho first day of July next, Baggage will be ticketed from the point of departure nto Washington City, under tI e charge of a special Agent or Bagga : - Master. At Waliington the seim wall' be transferred to the care of similar agen who will accomipany it toNewYorkiaI4 like arrangements will be' pursued in ret turning %Soutl. ' Through Tickets to Nov. Vork' W alone be had from E. WINSL'OW, Agen1 of the Wilmington and Raleigh R. RL * Coinpany, at the otice of the Compan. A foot of Lturens-street, Charleston C to whom please applyt and to Q at the Office of the New Jerse I and Transportation Cop. E InDRY GOODS :. ICharleston, 8, 0, C. &E. L. Kerrison&Ca k'ing4 .Street, Corner of.Market,.' $ Invite the attention of 3ll'RChf ANTS; PtAN4 T ERt, and FA11 J ES to their well assortd STOCK OF -'A NCY AND STAPLE DRY G;OODS, mro.:f of threir own Direcd Ipaora-, lions, and cornprising thre new-st styles~ richest designs Irn all Fansw Dress Goodls, wvlt a frill aornmrent of It losek~eeping Articles lanteraSnlrli.s: nmong whoch 'iifl b4 fimn4. all tho 80OI'JiKltN FAirrORY' G@~D , Our lhsaien xing done on the principle .( on pirice. only, our friend,. can de.pe~nd on find ig all Goodw to be as repres~ented, and at the louwent inarket prices. Terms cash or city nleej>tance. . Corner of' Ki:g and Market Safet A pril 30th, 1851 27 4t Camden Bazaar WEI here'by notify our Customers, ati the ;'aubbe gcrnemllv; that we have just m , reivedl, a large assortment, of Re'nd Mada Clot hinig stumtble for the~ Spring, wd cht~w will sell as ustual at the very lowest CasN prices possble. A large assortmnat ?' .. Springl andit Suumaer Cloods,' For Lnadies' anal Genatlemn'~rs wear. Z Wer have also rocoaived a fine ansptie of B~roadcloathst, andl black arnd farmy color' ed C;asshanercs, to v.ach we invite the at~ tention of our frientis. M. DRU.CKER &CO. A pril 9, 18.51 24 ~ .tf LElVAN.& AVEILE Gocers .CIIAR LE'ST1ON, S. C... EnIwaRo.P. itaA. IP. A. AvxILer, Sir Oct. 20th, 18~(0 1 .1y pd. GAILLARD & SNQWD Conaissioun Mek'chabid NO.6'VSOUTIItRN HWHARF, .ClALESTON, . C. March Sist. jlis 23 y' Butter, Lard, Bacon & Corn. PRIME Mountain flutter, (in tmall Firklns do. . do.. .Laf Lard, do. North Carolina Petan, . do. CORN. - ' iOnY Xui1'A. March 25, 1851 - 21 - - *Invitation, Th e riends anid patrons onf the aii'e ber wvill pleasa copie forw rd aIl settId ui na iinnrtcleis much'nleeddtrp h er demane~th - Soda Water. Por Saletat thb~ Old Drn.r Store. Surmtervalle, June 11th, 506 lbs15im'Lard,.; Igar Colliet; and '~iAJust taivlsd mi ow by W. . FR ANC