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.7t YO0E 711 Y .aTUE UNKINOW WORLD. Jrhwr isl a world we laive iot seen, * kAnd Time c.n ve'er tait wird -usiroy, re mortal fonitstepN lii h not beu, 'o ar hath caught its sounids ul joy. 'lre - is a region kovelier iar * .-Tfihafn ailges kiow, or pi-ets v nt 4hter tian, Sunmers benutioam are, -? And sulter than the tints ofl Spritg, here is a woril with bltessings blest IBeyond WhIall pripihiets e'er loredal; Or night the toli:gue ol mage: gal~sL A picture of that world un.oid. t i all holy mid sereno ! The land ol' glory anl repose I darkness <#: mis no ro liam se'e .e, or sorrow's to:ur within :t flows. It is - not fann'd by staiinfr's gie, t 'Tite not reireshd iy vernal shuwer .; It ne'er needs the nooni-beams paie, Nor there are iowoV.1 Lh eve.a.'ug h var r V o- this worl I is ever hrrlr - ,ith azure ratine still its . w ;i ' trietams ol' uien Sited I gh Flow round iom lie eterna thro.ii. There forms th- in irt.ils may 10o: so, Tot) glorions :or te ep1o r.ac, And chid n pmedess mseajosty. blove wnih unaelied graco. fi vain tli philos phic eve t any seek ito v ew the liar abod", Or find it ii I hse curtuaiuind sky It is the dwe ing plice aj, Goj - ISCELLANEOU _1 A New Relitous Sect of Polygainsts. We have Lad somlie startling ne Counts of ti proIgrCss lf paiygamy a mong the Mrmons of Utah, but t heir toractices seem to be propriety itse:'l; compared to those which prevail a mong a society, wi cl calls it-el "Perfectionists." and claimas to be re ligious awl4 christian. The peculia:ity bf the system of the P'erfetiisti.i, is 'that all thu laws, both liuman an.] divinc, that are designed to rgute the marriage relation, are set aiside and Ilenouiced. while the unrestrained in 'dulgenee of the human passions is practised, not merely as the meas to Present Cnjoyment, bit is Im'ns of iacc or helps of h/liness. The 1'buit der of the society is a graduate of Ia New Englhad College, a student in kwo theologiel seminaries, and now the editor of a paper published in New York, to sustain and advocate his doctrines. The centre of this sect is in the town of Lenox, Madison eountv. New York, where about 150 men, 'woinen and children live together in one house, with no distinction ifproperty, flu nil v. or authority. Each one does what seems good in his own eyes. The Bible is their nominal constitution, and how curiously they nitust fIllow its teachiu.. is evident frmhe ietathat they disavow all separate and in dividual right in "property, wives or children." Literally, they have "all these things cOJIommo." But the sect is by no means coulinied to On-~ oida anid .Madison counties, In New York and Brtook-lyn, and in Newark, N. J., and in many other places, th~ere~ are groups of practical members. The New York Observer, in a kotice of the propaganldists, says: "In Utah, amlong tihe .Mlormoins, the distinction of husband anad wile is rigidly maintained, antd nlon-inater vglntion insisted uiponi even1 at the peril of lifei. But ini tihe Oa~eida As sociationi, anid in the boarding houses grabishd o siia r p'rinipijes in tis vicinity, these distinctions are utterly ablolishe~d, and the freest liceutiouisness practised as the highi est developments of hiolineass. W\e have been futrnished wvith a large num ber of certificates, sign ed bv femjales of' this 'ommI~unity, stating that at first they were fearful tiley' were not doing right, but the longer they htave practi~sed on the system here pursuedit, the hlolier they are sure thley grow. On the principl. we suppose, that. where there is no law there is no transgression, they have abrogated all authorit y but incelinlation, anid thley never sinl, bOcauIse theLy m-ever do any1 - thing but whlat they like. The1 rend er may be amused at thle practical operation of the associaltionl at Lenox, as we find it detatiled in one of thteir i-eports. "The children are trained in a gen eral nursery, ad 'it is found t-o be altogether a more comfaortable task to take car'e of six ill theo new waly, thiian it hlad beeni to wait onl one ill ordinary circtumstanm cs.' '111e only drawvback onl the oper'ation was the temlporary distress of miothers in giving up their little ones to1 the caire of others, which made ocasiont for somie mlelo-dlramaat iC scenes~; b)ut tile woiunds were soon healed, and tile miothiers learneod to valute thuer own freedom and opportun~ity of education, and tihe imn proved conmdi tion of theira chmild(ren. nmore than the luxury of* a sickly man tornal tenderness.' T1his is the kan. &tage of the rport. MA~h waythey sleep is curious. 4no .large r'ooml is set apart for a cdrntory, and (eh bed4 is en cohupassed by a sort of square tent; soth tlo stove warms the whole space, and 'as the principles and hab 1Ls f. the Associmationa are zmore gregairious thn usual, tile sacrifice of privity is a smnall allitir.' "The wVomen~ foiund that mu ich time asspenat in dressing their hair, so they looked into Paul's theory of' lontg hair, and says this rep~ort, 'the disacovery was made that Paul's man gmnge exp)ressly points otut the ob oct for which womean should wear Igng hair, and that object is not or. nament, but a covering. In this ligld it was immnediately manifest thlat Ihe long~ hlair of .womean, as it wa.. usualdly worn, coiled and combed upw~ird to the top of' the heiad, instead ofat answering to. Paul's object o1 hiair ff miei.' :his Tul o' flern 'was corridd onltI illk --bder.-'ivnicii cut oil' daeir h4ir and WO.lO it, ill t11ih neeks as girls do, and sooI LWe practice becuam gennl. ,In the next plaIee the womton lat nid: tLher I Mal dreSS, anld su1os.. ill. d a fit 1*,oek mnd ataonwliili wa linmd to ble aitogetIe1 moie o veiient. Tile report .ay..: 'ae wo m01n say they are ntio lico and com fortablo in this d.ess lilant inl the lng goWi, thle men011 thluiinc tihat it improves their look, and some ini it tht.t it, i.. eitirel V Illore mlOdCtet thaln 1the c1 mion dess.' i is pUi m6y th1c g,-; ml ot' litone ii . -'11% r.igou.; ex. ciSO of tlh I1eeting conLIt of jie) m igs. WIheIn e.4tel Ole is Cil 1oil .1to el his own expericnce. or to make ulii exhortatiois or reflections i; 'are onl thle uind wvaiting for venit.' DillkeCent evening are set ap:art iur d-ieren pui po.-e4s; onIe for Isllic. oie fiori dana-1g1, GiI r)1l,6;( reading, . el igious ini ~~iec is sal.l to Ile woudeilill o th>, who11(1 have Jined the A .'i I(til. All who cmoe 11 while ill ant ullueolivertud state, ae declared ito hiive heel colvelted, andti ()net nIanl Whol was aI confirm latie his b1en entirely cued!'. '1h e AInulual iRepots sets lb.oh a theo.y of.rr)al CU0u11 ilntceoiurse of the CXJ, ai com patiIe Wiuhi the hlihe-t state of ho. i1lesi oil arth, so l 1i :olne11 ill its de tail--, 41 .shoeiig to ali t he .en'i bitines, *0 even of th co.: se. I of' deceLt peo.. that we cannot e lk, h c.41mas,- ofout, pa1per wit theI 10 roc.alh. it 1 inu be ietto say, t~iL the doctrine 1., taught allId the 1attemllptj is Inaalde to de I 'enid it i1-M)n Seri; t-.e, that unbridi d lieentiou-.nesi ml thle law o. .heavenl, the. perletii of* huinan h2)appines, and the realization of tdie highet style of divine viritue. "kher I l no shiIkinig froin the holdet and filankest avowal of tin.-, faith anld practice. O-)i this poinlt, thlese Onida Asociatioin.tsa hoi.orai)ly collitasted withi thle l''taiisrites (it this city. who i ih:,e to be held iesponsible fol'r tle vollse<;un1ces to whfliclh tluir docti in1e5 ilevitak ly le1. The Report holds such IfilIuag a.' this: 'Variety is, in the nature ot thingils, as beautifful and uiseful inl love, as ill eating and drinking.'-Again. it i%; held that it is very well, and oftuitilnes ot' great ad valtage to bring ~abouit -special paiigll,' that is marriage I cviece, but, Ia ys the repo; t, this should be no bar rier to the cnjiiy ment of' otl-rs. "The fact that a Iiuai love ptachies best, is ln realSoni why le should not, 011 Sulitable o11CcaS-ioils. Cat apples and cherries.' V aire able to give only the vaguest and rioq)st distait ill. timations ot what is set forth in these 1im.ges, 11(1 We ale nioV fear'ul that wve arel trespassing on decency inl thewce A Si;ttiaar Relic. Captain D'Auberville, of bark Chiettia, of IJoston, writes toJ the editor' of the0 LJuisville Vat-ieties; that lhe paut into G3ibratlterI oin thet 27 th of' August last to repalir somle dam21 age~s his vessel hadl sustained, and14 w~hiile wiingl hlim~self and t wo of his paissengers crossed the Straits to Moun A ylu, onte A frican coast, to s1hoot, andl 1ick 01) gceoloigical sp e. cimen~hs. ilefore r'eturmnl~g, tihe breeCz had fr'ehened si) much as to render it necessary to put mlore ballast ini the boat; and~ onie of' the creLw lted what lhe sulpppsedl to be0 a rock, but fromii its extrcee ihtnless rado singn-u lar shape wvas indueced to the atteni tionI (of thec captauin to it, who at first took it f'or a piece of pomaiice stone, but so) compIletely coveredi wi hi bar-' naICces, and 0other m11irine aniimlculoa. as to deny that supplosiition1. Oni fur' ther examin~iationl, he foundii it to be a cedar keg. UOn opeing lhe found a cocoa nt, eniveloped inl a kinid of gutm or resmnous substm ice ; this lhe also opened~l, and1( foundi a parIchmenltJ~ coveredi wit hi Gothic cha11ract1 ers, nearli ly illegible, andi which neuither' lie nior any 0one 01n board was able to de. wats said4 to be the tiost learnedt'( manil iln Spain12, to whomi lie took it, whoi , af'ter learinig the ci~ircumstnes of its d1iscove'r, offibred 8000i for It, which Ciatian D'Auivie dlecllild "lic thenl," says thle letter, "'read wor'd for' worid, andi translatedi it into Flarench as5 he road each sentenice-- a short but concise discovery~ of Caith lly or fatrther India, addiresse~d to Feidi nan.Ild and~ Isael)lIa, of' Casti le und Aragonl, say in g the shipsl coul d nout possibly survivet the temipest anotheri day; that they then were between thia Westerni Isles awil Sp~uan: and14 that two lik i narrative w~ere written and14 thirownl into the sea, iun case the Caraval sho.uld~ go to the bottoma, or the othieri of' thema. 'The st ran doemnieint was signedi by Cliristo pher CA bimnbus, ini a hol and d ash iin. hand."' It als- boire the date of' I103)0} and conisequen'tly has4 been floatiu.' over' the Atlantic f'or 3;58 Icears. Thell !etter' clios with ani aIssi ranice fr'om thes wite th lat lie would guarid his treasuire saf'e until his re turun to the Unitedl States, whi'h would be int A pr'il ior i\Iay) next. tt&-" AOE Imay wear' awil waste ia mothtelr's beauty, streniguh awI' estalte; but1 her reolation 1as a molth~er is as the 51.11, when ho goes forthi inl hlismgt kntoweth no evening. The person aly be groy-headed, butt her' mothieriy r'elation is ever' ini its flour'ish. It niaay he~ autaumnT, yea~ ine w111'ith woman; but with tha nmiot. _--.. L. me~ 'it COMPRESS1N$'TNB WA IST. -Ili the personal recollection of Charlotte .EizabeUib, tie' fulluwing passage ou. CusIS. 11er father catne in while the sIayumaker was spreading out the ukraian. indeboine, &c. " PLra, what are you goiig to do .vith l1e chilidC" "Giig to 'fit her with a pair of stays." F For what purpose?'' To improve her figure; no young laly Canl groy up n ithiout the." I beg your pardoin; young gen tlemen grow up vory well without theo, aid so may young ladies." - a, you are uistaken. See what a Stoj, she Ias alrea. *; deiend u;on it that girl uih be both a dwarf and a cripplu if we dut put her into Stays." - My child may be a cripple, ma an, if suchA is God's will, but it simil ibe ole of 11is8 naking not ours." Thereforu she grew up without heuijtaus, or otlier lady like miala Ilies. The Sti llfeinig now put iii the dreses of. our* fenales is iore iijil rious tu the vital parts of the body tLan the stays couid ever be. N.T TO JI H aMT.-A public diii nor ii Edinburli had dwindled away to two r'uests, an Englishman and a Llighland gentlemanii, who were each tryri! to prove the superiority of their native countries. Of course, at an argunient of this kind, a Scotelhman poissesses from constant practice, overwhelming advantages. The 11ighlander's logic was so good, that he beat his opponent on every point. " You iill," lie said, " admit that England is larger ini extent thai Scotlaid.' "Certainly not," was the confi dent reply. "You see, sir, outs is a mountaieous; yours a flat country. Now, if our hills were rolled out flat, we would beat you hundreds of miles. IHere is a before-aniid-atfter-marriage anccdote that we coummend to the at tention of all dhose who are dissatisfied vith their lives of "single Ilessedness. "Dearest Ellen, do you love lie?" asked Dr. Bkeswax of the pretty little Miss Willow, a few weeks before mar riage "Aye, hotter than life, better than hoime--you are 1my veiry soul; parted fron you 1 should "wither and decny, like the flowers in autumu." Said the doctor in reply, "I swear you are to rue an angel; none so peer loss as you. May my tongue cleave to -he roo of my mouth, if it ever cros4ht speal" towt you." After hium doctor had becri married six imontlhs the followinig conabh inight have becen heard between hiiumid Mrs. 1eeswax: "Ellen, whly dont you get up? You are decidedly the hazie-t womian I ever saw. There's not starek einough in imy dliekey, and it's no use talking. to youa. I,don't be~slieve you'd waih your facee, if it w~asn't for shame'ns sake." "Thiere you go again, you cruel br'ute; always flyving at mec. I lead the lif.e of a dog, anid will go home to moth er." "GJo and good riddaince to rui ih. "D on't talk sto to mte, sir; I woni't stand~ it, take that !" and Mlrs. likes wa~X, juped out of bed, caught upt a crieket to throw at the old grnt lemnan's head. The (1oct01r ran down staits at a ':40 pace. A fimner oIf the Lazy. Soiet Vwa cormplintied if, hist week, by an'it her ihr runinitng. Uis dlefiee was that he was going downa hill, anti it was more labuor to walk than to run.ti ie wvas let offimuiasy. "was butter ealculated to juidge ter 1p(rk htanmy poor hiusbaiid wvas, whien ho was living-, poor titan, he~ knew whtat good hogs wvora, ir he hlid hbeen tarokught up among 'emn fromt his child hood." A ayfilow namted JIack Ihole, living necar Cotvingtoni, Ky., has adop t ed a wayv of spellinig his inme which throws tFonotypte clear intto the shadel. Ie miaskes a big "JI," anid j'ha his p en through the paper for the "1Ihole.'" "MIthor, sendit mot for the doctor.'" "'Why, raiy sont.'' "'Case that titan ini the puarIlor is a going to die-hto said hie would, if' sistor Jane would not mzarry him--andl ,Jane said she wouildn't."-Bjost-m~ J~jis Dean Swift said, with muhl truth, "it is useless for us to aittemipt to reaS'il a an oult of' a ihilig he i.'as nteveri reas''itd into.'" Whyr is the soul of a thing of no valuei Jiecauso it is inmmaterial. Why)) is a house on fire like a pig in the parlor ? Blecause bioth ought to be put out. Wity is the "' Sunter Banner,'" like a wife~ ? Becau e every man should have one of his own. Why is siuar hiko a pig's eye ? Be'o.tuse '>oth are kept in a hogs. head. I'TE NIGER.-Trhe Niger is a liver* in A f'ia, in the soure of which the Africans dip t~heir inafan ts, who thetn receive a lasting color, be in- died in ta wool 1mprovedVottO1!G16: Thatakail for paunt N'oii th&ai'httY)riler isjh ",to inform the public that he milli mantnitnc. lopes Cotton Gin lat his establishlnent fIrSatoe. targ, on the inost inproved and approved plan, whlIsh hlo thinak. that ltho cottin gonned on one of thoso.gilnaspf thev luto itpatrov5'tent i. -worth at leapt a quarter of u ectl norc than the cot ton ginnied otn the ordinary rina. flu atlo aidia. Ulftttat.res hen on ti" nst s naplt cointractian, of tho finent fisslnh and of the best tnsterhti!A ; -to wit, Steel Saws and Stool PilatelItd ItIa amu lanleted whith lao will isell for fiper Saw. It niPal repairs old gis and psts thrn lit comt pleto order lat thesorsist notlice. All orlerv for (dins will lho promiptlv nttd ptincteslly netlitled to. WILIJA '1 *I LisoN. Statehturg, Samnter Divt, S. C. Feb 17, 20.-tf Through Fare ftom Charles ton to New York $20, THEI Gl(ti-AT lAt RI OUTE F I ILt.\ CHIARlESTON, S. C, LICAVING tile Whtarf at tile foot iat L.atretns-st. daily at 8, p. n,. after tiae arrival of tle Sothasrnt cars, via WI I, MINGTON, and W -lIO ,N. C. PEa. TERSBURlG, RICIlON), to WASIl INGTON,,1ALTIMORE, IlLADEL. PIIA. and N. YOlRK. 'tle public is respectfully itformed that the steaneaacrs of tlm lia;e, fromn Charleaion to Wihtington, are itt first rate cotdition, and are navigated by well kaownt ands expe rigneed coninanders, and.1the railroads4 are inl finc order, (tle Wi:mstington and a l Wei. doina Road itaving rerent ly been re-lail withl leavy T I Al,) tle-reh1v securiug .oilh afty atad dthitat h. A 'inucctu TIC . EI htvins already beea it operation vill be contatatold as at per m'anent arrangemet from Clirirastont to New York. Ilv thi. rouate travelers iniy reach New'York Il ah third day during busines itutrs On oanld alter alth first day ol Jutly nex-. Ilaiggage will he ticketed frosa the lpmlart of departure tt Wash.tgttn City, nnder tte charge osf a s;ecial *,'rut or Baggage Master. At \Vasang to the sam will bie tr.is erred t the care ofs.Qi I lar ags' ts, who will accollinpany it tt New Yoirka, :11141 like arr-itmgemeants w*v-dl be pursued int re tat rotnog Sout It. Throughv Tickets to New York can alone be ha:d frott '. VINSL OV, Ageta of the WVihilmington .atnd it-eigl It. I. Comaapatv, at tie sliitev of the 'omanyMalasv, toot of Lainreits-street, Claharleston. $. C. to whomat Please aspply; anad to CI rieston, at the Olice of tie New Jersa.v Railroatd and Tratiportation Coiaph:nsy, New York. July ',1851 3 if Rail Road Notices Oraicr Wat..& M.. It. .Co., Mlaarion C. I., Dec. 26, 1851. The Freight Tiams oat the W dinpittion att:,Ma .\a'he..t aal Road will begina run 1t:n1g rats and after the t Janasmary. L. J. FLI.\NO, Res't. Eng,'r. Dec. 2tLt, 1831 10 if Watchmlanl copy. -GIN MAKING, &C. We are prepared to execute orders tc anay extenat Ia tle abaove linae, both for new Iworkandu repairs. Our G;ins tare ntot stur. p ~aased by asny ataaade itt thec State, paocssein tIals thead ataags of the 1"allIinsg lhre:st ands Slidahng H dibs, whaicla avesa a grcat deal ata wayv of rr-pairs. Wae :alstao sete Steel I'te' Sas, s-ithl teeth sea ina fat angle tla:an Ctannoat piossib!aly injttre ate fitte.t btlale, w ath a unproavant t '. regutlate. theo tnitn ->f the, cot tuata; sour tra.h as conttrucetdu ott n lant, fivitng tat (otce, alse ad toantages o; baghtnaears, a steglth ad force--al vIery msateri~al ith su accssful opaerationt of ai Gin. We~' wouald inavite lan~aters tat call .at ouar shtop :aidu ex'aaiine 'Or thaeinaselves, ly', a th~t the sInr l hra v lte tau causae to cotta laint eithesr ofl eanr worka orprc. CA BNi'T AKIN(G. We tare :also prep;:a real to do wo rk ina ther aCabintet linec-suach asa Ikedsteads. W'ard robles Safes, i hsak caar, Standas, T1ables, Cupboiardsra , &c. &.c. at asort naotice, ..nt liberal ternaia. Ill ;lSON &e BJItIIHR Op(ipositea the~ P~res/yvritan church. Suatntarraitie, A ptal 22, 1517.',20 1Notice. Itersos hatvinag adeana tni, n<.raint't the f's tatle oft It. lelahardtson.t l).-e'dl. are respuaa.tedl tot paru.,et t enat dnay at tsstedu, anad thse in-. dealted to atiake fpatn-. t to Nov. G, 1850O. 2 at Shoes ! Shoes ! Laditec' black aund coalsaredt :a iters. Gont'a. anda llea.~ Sha.-s. .Nf1uG110 S1l0 tis:Ac. &c. -A t~sfl Platattiona Le~athlr, for sal a low b -a W. J. FitA.'CIS, Undaaer the Oaldct of the Suter Dlannsor. Negro Shoes, Thea ratbacraiber htas tmtades aarr~tangemenats for thet tnanuaturtte of farom ontr to Five. Thoauisanda pairs of the aboveau article b the FAls l'. L.. For rterence as to .jtalaity. hte 'worutal re~jsptfuaty refer persn. whao asasy bec dispsoed to puarchatase oaf haimt, toa thoe' whou patroni zud haim tast ye'ar. A. to price. hae awill gnaaranztee thtem as low an enn heo attorred. .Slaty a2 u f J. MORG.\N. Water Proof Boots. 41 tath norn 1OT1 . I Calf ~I Pe . tedt Pumasp dlo. Gen.tt anad Itoysa ShoesL~ of 'aurionts kindst. Leathiut Blanck Sitk (Kil Foxed) (fniteras, n ataaaelledt * to. "L Latng - - dto. " Coli'd " - dlo. MJ,.Aittsea bk annda Co~lored - - do. I .:alti h at Iots'.a~, 5eal Se. wedl Ituakins. Kid See 1,ace', lit-kints, Kid tad Morocco lataae Sert atst' tShloes, &e., &.C., Fo'r slu Chlapj by) i . J. FIt A NCIS, Dec. 2. Under oflicen of thae Hananer New Fall and Winter Goods. i'The subscaribears nre nlow. re'e'it ing nndt oprao-a insg ataheir tansal atupplay orat iG'oodaas, lI ardw aaro tuas Groea'ries, thle ptrit.-s ofa wh'lichl n' ill bo~ tory mneast r.e'hird tat nda inite jt hear trienada. undt theo patal ub e oeaminettt thaeir stocak. St. l)IUCIKRl & CO. C'samdent Ocst. 23, '51. 1-af Ready Made Clothing, .\ latrge ,.teak sof itetady Madae mnaa antd boy. Clothintg, sat 'a ery Ilow price. .B IN Dane. lish. 151 8 a Negro Sntoes, tOO. pr. Negjro Shoes for sale low by (Mc 1I. W F AW tform th ellizeim &;f. bUinterville-rnd I11pirrpynding coulntry that he li ust d'froin Charletin, nkd. .lA de urraigenlonts to receivet (E nnid SODA VA THlt, of every variety, weekly. H hapimto nd tilicouatinudg!i-eeive througif cft t tni-'tlojeW oia5tklient o. Win -usnd.l C~iiteljul,i Goetas idstarios.:Fi, &c., all of which ilithp d1s d of cheaper than wan over 61Trdbdibirin place. 1I-1y 29, ItISh. . :10A A f W6bb Clark's 0te, ,sr U TEl VIlLE, S. cwt., I M."tg ThiK I lotel im ituale(Lin;thtlfnost .lenioni part of Oil tor n. The 'ropriojor 3ill be pleased to see his Irienda nond the frivpllifitr publln; prom ising to spire no exertitutin tn his part to renler thema comufortablu. . Charges rcn noinable. - E, W B B CLAItK, Propriet or. Jan 23 13' f CItCIUA11. Th ruhseriber repreflllly informn hir frieomis and sisutomers, thast ho in now receivilig. it his old mtand, No. 24 1IAYVr.-8-T rT, (up stairs.) from Bnglan, Geriany, Franre and the Northern Stater, a comnplete asortment of S3taple nutb faiTq Prcs Qoobs, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c, at per Catnlogne nnnexedl, whirlb he is prepared t Pell on reaabcaisli eIMP, aL It hole-sale only, to she Cuntry Trnde. l3 rewsetfully solieit a cIll, Ieing determineLd to 'sell im- low ip iny lmie ins the City. E. G. BROW N. CATALOGUE, Silk and Straw Bonne,,. l3ibliona, Illower mnd Silk Goods, miusery. Gloesm, Searrs, Cravna, Together n% ith n complete a4ssor:inent of Mllline. ry ;oodn, Dres. mid Cl-Axk TriminlgF, &r. Gus, 3i.l;, l anl og and other P'istis, I Pereusloi Capat, Gamle & Shot liag*, Powder Flatks. I inivcs, Scissors, Razorsra, Gehat's Trafelling Toilet Cacs, 3lquiiisinl Jinstrumnents. Writin Cat-utm, Work Hloues, Funcy Stationnry, Contn' Spool Cotton, Commonasuac Jo., T 1pes, Yarns, huttons, Combs, Needlie!, Pin, Brulher; Co lolagiless, Sonis, Plerfunery, Inks, And a gtieeral sotrimnttit. of Fancy Articea, Gi sad Silver Watches, Jc.'elry. aarine Time Pieces, Frencis Slanteil Cleks Common Brit" and Woon: Clickpi, &c. . Euglish and (rinani Guts, flirnt(es andl Traps', and valioUs other ur.iule tuo num us to mention. N.B.-Jus.t recr~eiul from Paris the mioat splendid nua,'ori nnit lf (.d stand Guld .lenehV e er ealltrel in this taarket. E. G. B. October 14, 1:31. 50-f FOR SALE. Valuable Real Estate in the Town of Sumterville. Tih,' vntir list (oni whwh is situttel 'ihe SUMEIRlC 1l(0,1, mw tcupied I y Ar Myers, tormerv ly ir. \Vinaiii. AMr. Dinkms, aoul oi beri. The newv hold4in-rs on the t10 nre, a Inre convenienit Lwi st). ry estbsmet ji. tfinliei ani cc.upied lv by Mr. lPivwers %iS :t CARIAGE MA . 'FlNG ESTA lIIISI IM ENT', with a inck I ith shnp. inttacied ; the - Store ccuiipiel 1 bv Dr. Me ist i as APOTlECAtY, the -TORE-f lOUJE o-etnpied by i r.aj;olshorI Mial DR ' GOODS iATABLISNIMENT uni.lcr thle iemnie roof I v mylselI. Thle Sin-. b iles ontLs th renses atre nscw and allirtd Iacconiiutdtaimn four SITY lJE.t I) OF [hORS..S. Th'le rent of use biiiros ex chtsisveof thSIe Tan-.ris itself (whi lch rens fair thir'e humsslreda daol!ars) is worth sevain hai tired. and lias y dollars. Th'ie whlsse will hedips of cheap fatr enshs, tor ons a c redtis to n pprve puai lt.-ar. Appsl -on the OJ.t 28th, 18~S1l I Li Spring and Summer Goods I hel Stubscaribet.- is nsuw rueceiv inug hsis SIPR ING STOCK OF1' G.OUDS, whsicha hs oll-ra to lte pubailic at reducetd pricet; cosi..ting in pasrt asi talton' at: Plain Eartton Cinghsams, Solid Coalorc " I oli-l Culaorn Orgade Ls wits, P lrintead" Embslroideretd " Muslin., "lsnneriung, Aphliat Laue0 Unlpesa. Napj'r line " "itibbonis Trrimmosd, Ladies Iallaoon Slev,, "Nesdled woarkaed Collars, ". " l1ouirnsing; "Carmation Urnsid " i'origet Trimisnsasgs, 'a Itithbon '' "Silk Penidasnts Trimsmings, " Neck Rtibbon " lacsk undsa colored lKid Gloves, "a Silk Parastoil., a' Cotton " Printed MshnIss,, Istird a. Brnanld DubL nDrl, (Hlassarsv miscsas Cotton AscaI.,eLaiusJrt, Sitss AanullMulis Lineno C:aaraick I Iaankerchai--ft. Marion55 laidi uad Siped Ilomsespjun, Miarlaboro " " - - Enghshial Lonsg C'losm. Chsaraastaan 7-8 and 4-1I Shsirtinags, G.raiilila 7-8 anad -i De Kcalbs Coittons Oasn~cahasr'a, Sparsaues Funicy P'rints Coulrs warrenated, Eniglimish a . a " turnsitsiur Prinits, "' Itordinag" Ladties IHlas~rckn coloreds Gaiters, "a " " Walskinsg Shioa', Gensts Black and cotloiredt Gaciteri, "Fur and Silk I tats, " Laghourni snml'Panma isatS,. " Paisnetio lInhts, " Pamlilaf U is, GRtOCERIES, 1IA RIDWA RE AND CRLOL K-. ERIY, &c. &c. --ALSO 20 tUnrrets best li~canmre Fluur, 5 R egs best' Goshen isbhtter, 12 Ihixes line' Ensglishc Checae, All tofwhsich huv of Ters low for ensth or to paunctual T'. .3. DINKINS. A pril 9, 1351 24 If FLORA, Piaslry Ctook and H aker tf C~aIes, 4.e 4-c Oilers hser services to the citizens of Sumistcr astd th Inadjiinisg Dist ricas ini the preplar nS tin of bridal fet~s, pa~srty-suppsherJ &tc. Ilier .oang expearience and service ins every cdcpsarstint of her biusinsess, justiltles sstr ms engagiing to give entire satisfacsLtionl to her emps~loyers. She nusty bo tibund by application ait the Bairber's Shop in this plsne. Sums tervilits, .han. 8Sh,.165i - t rf Hats anid Caps. Thet subscriber wvili receive In a few vldh, a very line astsortment .of-Genst's and Htdy'iaI~ik ai Cncg, which will be sold at. unusually law arce t the store of W. J. FRANCIS, (O ' site 1. 1. & M. Met L.ow Office. Ree m -Tv-sr 'Esrvob & Wflb 40~.h~1T I ~PI uT 'ra Mnea s -.t Ii'Th IN CHARLEST N, . C. 1.). 'rjtJTo rtr5 i o LDtrawnLe*)hoda Ilasat t.6y Uri PMU tetsivliij S.1) y/jr nr In nrm litr aItk n . o nyjeui i t e a~ U tc 9 Or C lu o p:rla.-E1jn14r18 r04 -CO'l 116t hrsuts low thai t. re ich t rtWil he oumu f rEu imrl studitsm to ais . c mpeW 1 6ei )Jr~av NGOOD GODIS ltl:. NIL1)TS N emn t w h o urlse in t heirV crtf~ i'asty ae ~inv. i CL to uxtusailo, t ~ui ityS which %Vill be ffonod pt: u rl) asay e in. t) ofu (ou l 'ua . T Cll ri chis Cid regsaat I r. o PATTIN DRY). GODS A &.. '- iOPLE8A I AN I. REi'Ti. . InC sth J h Ci i-erA I'A evilY sith ahc oPrmS.. 'i, (:ii*r fu 5L .ii-4i:, II nltb Ilass Ilk e't* Sapt:a icr. of Com.4'su~y(fSu Ahich wilc Ia sotst at e oiuicit)ar prve a l ur u o -Cn-or fis ar ijaitym-ecr Nu (e , C. &U. j. It I . 3q3,so &~v c y. AugSvtnr':,. 1951. 4 . Booctsova zand Soeusi ,P) lAI5U,.ltY; r C 'AIIAU SC' *A mw i S. e C. % ll wamnsl fo r le s-al 4 t hiimu t thel. eIsa p sill ea'n .iirI lar l s up,.(fS0 HOUSEOESANT AN!) RI~tmuel.ei~ SA7I~h~T. C it.N A. PRL4ILEO, C Ma e in., 1h51 um Mit 0: 'At if W,~Nu 30, EENT & IIICHEJ E. B.IICUNAI Acotinge and Comit-Fitn ~X CxitA.RNA-I1, s CkrCtl,.C. llilr lilla 'e.1winll try.atsl tm s51fl JU.'AD L E CLN O11T~llNU Al Ig L.' 'Ati lWtNRUi~ 41p 1 t1i Ai6" ItiA A -it - * rO'R TAX COJXLEM:r iRr sk%,A E;7':fr. F.'lior: Yam "ill pl ';!i 4IIBON8, ?i nM1jtp.I i ' lktOlpin P1. 31. GA for I'n-or fr'tr anetoit y N 001n v.; MP sus are au 'thoteadms nnrccJJlN ' DAWA, ai_ nt f0 ',';x CelIl,- Q 4 c Taxi Count', it the texvlection. rarWe are authoi d'to q aaitdidate forfTorT Collec/pyr'f Ctrpd toont coulity at tile ensiuing Blecti n, - MANY FRlEtlDS' n The Friends of tihom L. 811iTI. nnnozgunrce himl as a enndidalite for te ollire s-f Tu Uolluctor for- thios (burst of Claremont. iI' NovemnberG, 1850 Msr We are authbifid4 to azmanunre Cnpt. J. W. 8'~' t C )Mk n Iiu didate fur Tax Collector for Sulemt County, us tihe next election. Oct. 16th, 1850 51 O'r The Frichids of otian c. W i ri, Faq. nnomunec m n as acondida for Timis ColIect r of ClAreui cotintyo ati .w next Election, Plantation for Sale, The uhsueriher ifiers for vale hiis C 'ro 4 Pl.A NTArION ndjoining iuds -ti Cl. ILii Spann, and Lauringdoin Jnitsgm. EiegAlso ' trict of Pine I and. 3 miles frus SutfitaillO. containing nbout ICO acres. -.. For terms&c, apply 1w S. Mayrant GOltDON W. 3RiIRbLY - August I2tb, 1851 42 Clothing! Clothing! 25 PElR CENT CitEAI'It TIHAN CN, BE PURtCHASED Er.SEWlITF1E-. . E. & 11. BA VM woul re tetflly rithp attention of Li itlmhlbt.ants a Smtnter..DntriAt 19ndh viemuity to, their - splvndid asormuent of Cluthain,' Such as Dress, :ac4k, "and Frock Conts : warranted all.of the best Weirkmiup n ,is l the fineti' quality and material; 'al"; T4ne Satina Vests, CaidiNub Panats, find all tli.er articles conunected WIik tan's furniishidn department. Our :1 h. ",smnall pro its aud quick va4eir ye ea slre all thu-e who -str , im tliy cannot ay 'he-mme-tit eisn 't such luon prices. I'lense.call and rec, and cawuk r-t ynu. eles at our New nail Fusl.onable'tfbrc, their Store In Gurgetonna, . C. Nov.'. it 85..i Great British Quarterlies ~Lc kwo t? diI itA t s in''Sd. :L EUNA RD S'OT T4.C'O., -No 51 Gold-St., Nean Tork,e Conatinume to publish the followinglBritishl Peri odicali, vii: Tnut: 1.oxvnoN QUca'ra 5tTSR 1LBu.W,Gon'tive). ITuz Luhnxt RmrvzEw, (Whig.)'~ Tm,& Non-riu Bazrrtusu ltsarw,(Fm'rochurah.) Tu'mn : WxIIstatssL aIlviaw,' (Libesrald and llt.Ac~woo's EOuitDURaan 3IaGAs.'go7g.) Theso lieprints have now beena in successful opuert ion in this couintry for tacerity yliira, arid thir carculatiun is constantly on the ucqaso nut witstanmdinmg the cobmpetition theyenbotin'ter from Anmerican periodicals of at siilalais and from numerous Eclectics awlc tna zne. nmanke up of selections' fromt foreiga p'ertlah. This fact*lhd*s clearly tile high eaiinetionin which they are held by tbe intilip:jatepd4g public, and aff'ords a guarantee :ht they'are estaiblished tin a firm basis atnd wille~ euptin und ni Ithot interraption: ' ".. Althooughi these works are distinguishdid by the political shades above indicated,-yet, but, a smamli pornion of their contents'is- deft~oed'ti political suibjeets. -h is their Litery chasaeter ~ wvhich gives thema their chief value,'~ Ithat they-stand cimfessediy far aiiv. all iIt'our nuals of their class. Bllackerood, still Um-der-Ohe masterly guidane of.Christophpe North, ain taitus its ancient celebrity, und is, at this time, unusually attractive, from the serisul :orki of Blulweir and othuer literary notatbles;-witton''for' that magazne, and irsttappearingin ita ppluia both in Great Britain and thu eit zte. Suich works as " The Cnxtons" and "j~NoW Md,""iThe Green lund,' and other serisis, of which numterons rival edition, are Issued by* thu leadhing~ publihert in. this country, have to he re-printed by thoutse publishers from the gaee of Bllackwood, after it has beoni issued by Mlessas. Scott & (.'o., so that Subscribers to the lic-print of Ihamt Muigazintoaay. yai n hasvinug theo earliest reading of iti 1 ' na, tales. ' For any one of the four lKevib~ws, ~$340 For ainy two of thme four Reviews, ; For any thareo of the four lioviews, 7 For nll four of the lReviews, RNTG For Bhackwoodl's Magatine, -~ .'-r' 3-00 lor Ulnekt.od and threet. Reviewam,-'t 9 Oil 1-or Bilackwood and the four Rev vp, 10 O Paymentsm to he mnade in nil cases In advance. Mouney enrrent im thu Stte where issued wit .i be receed at par. ' CLUBflNG. -"~* A di-count if twenutydive pet ht'?$M (N abuo prices'vill be allowed to Clubs teidera four or more copies of any one or mr the ahove n orks. Thus: Four copies otmtc. s wvooi, isr of one l:iesv;t will Imp sont. dress for $9; four coies ofr tho four vews anid Bllackwood fur $20 ; and so 6s. ' Rledueced P6atagei Thn postage on these Priodild hutiej late law, bseen reduced, on thme ac agt~hem forty per hent! Th'le followng toJ~~i ratesi, liz: 4 FOR BI.ACX3VOOD~'s MA9A7. A ny distance nt exce-ding, 590 . u~~,~~ t per quartrer ; Oiver 500' amnd not x-vsngs' nmiles, 8 cents pertinert; Ot. 14t ts exeedinug 250 mildes, 16 centipor earM - FOR A -R EIE1%' - A~5 Any-diutanc'e not eueeeding 50 tt por quarter i Over MO0attd not, e umnlleus, 8 Cenits per qtuarter ; Ovetr exce~ding 2500 mIles, 16 cents pz a brgq,o ret -Q.i .1 let t~lisety. - . , - lemttaettt liI