/><ms, Die. yesterday tliat Count
' vclotto wu to have been executed had he not
vc escaped the nWit before, by the following
?ant i Mndame Cavnletto went to din o with
n, accompanied by her dauj?ttr,Wyea*? old, I
L dhermiMaervant> at r o^lockintheeyon. *
i s the two lut pertunt presented themselves <
41 ' the outer gate of the prison to ?> out, tup.
*. >rting a pfrton who appeared to .be Madame
?J avalette, who was enveloped in* furred gown
jvitli the head covcied with a large bonnet aud
folding a handkerchief to the eyes, all tho per
Hons belonging to the prison being present. As
ihev were accustomed to set .wft* persons go
But'of the prison every evening, they neglected ,
% assure themselves of the iiufrntitrufthe per- ?
TOoii of Madajno Lavalette, ihronth. feelings of
Compassion for the unfortunate situation oTthnl
tlady. Five minutes afterwards, tho keeper ,
I'tavlng entered the prisoner's room, found only
| Madame Lavalette j he instantly cried (Mad*
j \me Lavalette declares)? M You have ruined
J mc" ? Madame Lavalette begged hio^noi to
give immediate alarm, fearful of his being
caught, should they have proceeded in pursuit
instantly j ?he endeavoured toretainbim by tlie
arm, and even lore off* the sleevo of his coat \
tho keeper, deaf to her* pravfo, ran to the
, others, crying, "the prisoner r has esfcapcd,"nml
ordered tu< jailors to search for him on aUjides.
t Two of them were on thfPont Nenf, th4patse
r in which M adame lavalette came to the prison,
but tliey found no.oiie in It* As soon as his e
scape becomo -known, the, minister of general
nolle** and the prefect of the police went to the
' Concierge rre, and interrogated all the persons
employed* Orders were given to arrest the
keeper, and a porter j who it is supposed favored
; the escape { immediate and strict searches took
' place, cstafettcs were sent oR' yesterday morn
ing on all points, aud it is thought impossible that
M. L'avafettc will he able to escape their pursuit,
which ever way lie may havo gone. Neither
fiubllc nor private carriages were allowed to I
eavo Pari* yesterday morning, as orders juifj
given for all the tastfons to be closed, as soon as
, the escape .was known.
JFVir/s, Ike, S3.? A young lady, named 8p
t phie Germain, haw gained from the Institute
the price of Mathematics ; the nubject of her
essay was a resolution of the problem of the of
hratton s of elattie surface n. It was the third
i time that this question was put for discussion.
To M. Caucliy, son of the secretary of the
chamber of Veers, was given tho pri/.e for liio
* '/ itory of the waves. The prlxo of Phytic wns
lividod between M. Brewster, member of the R,
3. of London* fit M. 8ebuk, prof. at Nurembur^.
Ilv the judgment of the Council of War of
the 3d Military Division, a suhmdjutnut, of the
)th of the line, named Valle, has been condemn*
id-to five years imprisonment and one hour ex
posure in the pillory ? to be degraded at the
icad of the guard, fitc. fitc. for having #n the
, Mth May last,l>ecn one of a party of soldier
vho raw withdrawn swords through the streets
?f Aix crying out " Vive l'Empereur." Voile
? ad on this occasion and on many others after
vards. insulted, beaten, and even griovousty
vou tided citizens without arms.
It_te asi<U&3tnn association ha?<jemand?dpl
! alnsVtffo Harl?nry^K)wers? tliey offer to tit o*t
lWutvfHgatea with twelve gallies; This project
jias been submitted to the minister of Marine 1
it is lielieved that the Kin* of 'Naples will take
Veaaurea > to obtain by loan the necessary
- indn for forming a squadron ennoble of purg
ig the waters oi Naples and Sicily.
Baron Mu dingy who lately filled the office of
' iovernor of Paris, is to set out on theHOth for
1 'antbray, where ho is to be attached to the ge
eral staff* of the Duke of Wellington. 1 lie
? ay for the departure of the iluk* (which is not
vet fixed) will bo the signal fur the complete e
nc unt ion. of Paris by tlie Knglish troops.
Wo do not know at Paris, but learn by the
.ondon Journals that" Miss Patteraon, former*
*vei? of every society of tlie first rankln Paris,
v here they admire her talents 'and beauty."
?y Brunei* , Am. 25.? The comma ml ant of
Valenclennea Imd received order* to site up
?>i?t jpMttotheallittd troops s * ?mall difficulty,
owever, arose, an was the rand at Landau,
?hich corps should take possession. The Duke
of Wellington has been upplied to on the subject,
and whon instructions nro received from him.
?that place will bo occupied, as well aa Concu
idBouchain.
tnmrreetion at An* mii/. ? Oapt. Nicolls, from
nvannn, arrived at Homou, whrt leff tliere Feb.
. Informs that it was currently reported, that
lerehatt heen an Insurrection of tho lllacktt
Nassau, "New -Providence, and that at first
io Negroes mohhchhIou of the forts >. hut
t try w ere at length subdued, many persona be*
Mg'killwl on botli aldciv '.r, /' '
Tie Kingston Chronicle contains a procla-i
? ation of Don Salvador Moxo, bngadier*gcne
1, 8tc. &c. of ('.trmcas, respecting the block*
le of the island of MargarettA > dated at Car*
r. cas 120th of J to. io which ho denounces the
vessels of all tuitions attempting to enter the
;><>rt* of that Isjtwd, or affording aydstanoe In
i'iy way to the insurgents \ the master of ?very
vessel is to be hung up to the yard-arm, and
? 'ery fifth man, composing the crew, is to
* are tbe same fate." ? V/i. ( onrinr.
JnmaUtii Iter. letter from 3anta Mar
ia, to a gentleman fn this City, dated the 2.1d
nt. states, that A Rpntletrfan on his route to the i
!.? ad nuartcrs of General Mori llo** army, fell .
"i w ith Messra. John Mncuherson, John Cohen, <
h ii Welsh, !<eonard llrneden, f llritifth sub*
rts, and lately* residents nt i'arthagena,) I
ripped of every farthing they possessed in the *
orld, and not even common rations allowed i
em by General Morillo. They had been ill |
fever and ague for near two months, notwlth* (
.mding which they were driven almut tied arm
id arm, from town to town, without stifles pr *
it? merely existing upon the charity of the iA*lc
labiUfit*. All their hope* vrero'f^tho arrival")
?f a Uritith man of war to claim them ax Hrlt
?h HUbjocU, and to carry thorn off. Tho prop
irtr of Momik. Macpherton and Hobdcn, (Jen.
V?.T-!IUL. J ?- ?? ? r ' *?*"
ate
VlurUlo had In bi? own
mderatand Rear Admiral Douglas Ida d
h1 the Junon frigate this morning for C?ru
tia, for tho purpoao of claiming such British
|ect* armay be there* ' sM,
We
?
MARCH 12, 1B16.;
- WEEKLY BETROSPKCT.
We were incorrectly informed last week as to
the decision of (he Court of Rquity in the cose
of J. 8. Gulgnnpl vi* Wm. May rant and others.
The prqaiilini^ lodge decreed that the legacy
was not a satisfaction of the debt.
No mail north of Yayetteville was received
litre vcstcrtlay. The mail has foiled north of |
that place twice since oar last.
The bill concerning the Convention of Cora*
merce with Great-Britain now requiresonly the
signature of the President to become a law, the 1
Senate having agreed to the report of the com
mittce of conference thereon, which had been
previously agreed to by the house 'of represent
atives.
The Legislature of Virginia has passed, by
largo minorities in each house, an act to provide '
more effectually for the payment of specie by
the several Banks of that Commonwealth. ? The
act Is to take eRelton the 13th November next,
after which day judgment and execution nwy be
obtained, before competent authority, against
tny bank which M shall refuse to pay in specie,
any notfef bill or check, justly due from the said
Bulk, when the same shall be presented for
payittwi Within the usual hours for doing busi
ne?? ?t rt^'itank."
Krnihquakea.?' On the morning of the 15th
"It. two 'tife&rt shocks of an earthquake were felt
At the time of the
intensely cold)
leep by the motion
at Weston?fo
carthquato^
mnny ?
of their hbutoa,
ing it. On the day
were discovered In
great
tlons,
to
were noticed at Sui^u ry ami Yramlnghsm.'
the fonMrptfMWlflf^und opened as atWeston.
I The N6tftJeftiey Legislature has passed an aet
New-Yortt, to o
' pen a canal through the Heabauk, called 8quau
Beach, in the township of Howell, and count*
of Monmouth. The object of this canal is tf
make an inlet from the main ocean into the head
waters of Cape May Bay, nearly opposite the
mouth of Melitccunk river. The legislature
liavo authorised the undertaker of the canal to
receive a toll from all vessels in it, when com
pleted, to indemnify him for the expense of its
construction.
i no i*egisiature ol New-Jersey has before It
a report of a committee highly in favor of open
ing wa (Or communication between New-York
and Philadelphia.
Several petition! for further laws to prevent
Duelling, have recently been presented to the
Legislature of New-Yorik. j
The annual consumption of Cotton in Eng
land Is estimated at upwards of 800/MQ baUn.
About half of which Is obtained from title U. 8.
Most of the remainder from theBratils, and the
balance from the East Indies.
The English East India Company have went a
targe collection of thfc most costly Perfumery,
as a present to the Emperor ofChlua.
Wo understand (says the Charleston Couri
er,) that Mr. Cooper, the Tragedian, is on his
way to this city by land ? his baggage arrived
here in the ship Telegraph, from New-York* ?
Reported Indian* Murdert. ? A gentleman
direct from the Mississippi Territory has com
municated to us the following intelligence,!
wtHi.li, from his apparent respectability, (tho' an
entire stranger,) wo rely upon as substantially
?orrect. No information relating to this affair
ins been received by the Executive of our state,
>r has readied this place, so far as we have
earnt, from any other source; Our informant
ktated to us, that on the 8ih instant a Col. Dan
el Johnson of Chickauaw Muds, accompanied by
i Major Powell and Mr. M'Cllasky, with their
icrvants, while exploring tho landn on the Ala
wnu, included in tho late cession from the
'reeks, were flred upon hy a party of Indians in
tnbuflh | Powell, who wa* the only one of the
arty that escaped, report*, he saw Johnson and
1'Ulasky (all at the ftr?t fire? the Indians
ursuedhim some miles and fired at him repeat- <
illy ? one ball pierced his hat and another pas- 1
?d through his clothes. A detachment of ml
tia from itassctt'* Creek Hettlement had march- 1
il in pursuit of the Indians, but too late it was '
appo^d to overtake them. 'Phis outrage was '
emitted near the Indian Village called the
Itandln* Peach Troo, about
fort Claiborne, and ten from Fisl>cra 8tawd onl'l
h* Mail rOad. Powell could not tejl whether 1 '
ohnson and M*GlasIur were acalped, it how- 1 h
retted immediately after they were aliot? li?Q | ?
tentleman who communicated the fraotngU
Murtfcplars, saw Oen. Uainea at F^tHitehell,lf
m the 17th, who fe4d just heird of this recent] J
losttlity.^Ve are the wore surprised at it, as
the Indiana had appeared for a abort, time pa?t|/
entirely trauqufy. .Whether It be ah act or na- 1 \
lional hpttilTty, or of a banditti of robbers, m?y L J
be more safely conjectured, when it Is known, I,
whether ?the persons wardered wero scalped \ I r
this being the invariable custom of the savages 1 1
when at war, but not tymmonly practiced on|<
those who are the victims of private revenge or J
of plunder*? Georgia Journal ttf February 88. 1 y
Vaccination.-- Extract from the Report of the! '
British National Vaccine Establishment, dated I <
May 85, 1 tt 13. ? h Ilia failures of VaccinatioriM '
which formerly occasioned so much alarm, aro
how become extremely rare, from the improved 1 i
methods whic^i have been adopted. Most of i
tltese failures, appear to have arisen froir. tholj
practice of vaccinating by a single picture.!'
and afterwards opening the vesicle, atid taking!*
a pot tion of the lymph, for tho purpose of nro-l ,
panting the infection* In one instance, which 1 1
had been thus treated, a fatal attack of the|<
Small-Pox ensued. But in most of such cases, 1 1
even when the 8mall-Pox actually occurred, the I
disease was so much mitigated, as to be devoid 1 1
of danger. These accidents may,' however, be}
almost always prevented by exciting two ori
I more vehicles, and by carefully observing that I
one of thein should pass completely through all I
the stages of the vaccine process, unopened and I
undisturbed. Whenever tho slightest irrcgula- 1
rity has rccurred, the patient ought to bo rc-vac- 1
ciliated for his security."
Lane (inter School. ? W? are glad to find that}
this highly-approved mode of teaching child reu
the first rudiments of Education, is spreading
throughout the Union. The inhabitants of the
village ofTroy, in the State of NewYork have
lately raised, by a tax. Ave Ihouttanti dollar ? for
the purpose of establishing a School of this kind.
The Editors of he 44 Kentucky Advertiser,"
Winchester, Kentucky, being desirous of ascer
taining the number and names of all the New*
papers and all the Periodical Works now publi
shed in the United States reuuest nil printers
of tho same to transmit by mail to the abovemeu
tioncd place, on* or more of their respective
publications? and when the above list shall be
completed, a copy shall be forwarded to each of
tlie said printers. Kditoraof Newspapers, &c. 1
throughout tho Union, are requested to give the
above an Insertion.
The additional duties imposed on Postage, by
t^e aetnt Congress of 83d December, 1814, are
te cease after the Slst of the present month.
COMMERCIAL
, CkftrtettoH, March 8.? Cotton (8 1) 42
^ M a 26 1 R ce, t*w, pr.
n deo&rf ,Y second quality lie*
ofTor'/^'U ) ?"J*rflne? 8 f>
Jobwcco jjl4,ftl3 1 buwr, Nit inc.
-r?*ly ? **!??*!l >fay?nn? 8"gw. 815 ? ?16
*??f n2? *23 j Green Coffee. prune,
k 1 Co*?? Liverpool Silt 50
Iron assorted, R5 a ???
dull? ?West.Indi? produce im
^ demand j Groceries, steady-Dry
'? -&? Rcr. Mr. Held,
r.i Csntcy.? in Green
Maria B. Thompson,
In CamtWti, un.sn
Mr. Divid BcnrOck
viilc, l)r. It. chard f_.
daughter of the lion. .
IN THE ci
tMCMi.
WI1F.RKA3 Thomas .
petition with a fell ? ^
stating that he m now in the cusU*,7 </?
Richland District, on a writ or Cap la* ad t
at tlin tint of Frederick I.ykes, Rxccutor - .
and testament of Gsle lluinpton, deceased, ami
a rule to be served on the**ut frcdrick l.yke.i, return#
hie before tmy mte or more of the Commissioners of
ftixrial bail requiring him to shew cause why tiic pe
titioner should not bo admitted to the benefit of un act,
commonly called " the Prison Ixxind* act."
It U therefore OJIDKKRD, tliat the said Frederick
K
itfiUJy ?kdh)?
i property i
dy ofitbe ?
m
r ... ? .ws miu 1'ivtrivi fuurtwini on
'Thursday tlie 31st dav of Mareh instant, at the Guolof
the said District, to slww cause, if any he can, wt\y the
said Titomaii Morton should not be permitted to take
' the benefit of the said act.
JAMRS 8. GUIftNARD, Clerk.
Columbia, March 11, 1810.
*" P ~
TUB subscriber having filed his bill at declaration at
tlie last term, now requests tho*e having ojxni nc- ,
counts on the books' of John I). Tltomas, to come for-: |
ward and make payment as soonai convenient, as I stpdl I
hold myself In readiness to reccivo any tiling due on said j
books, and fire a legal discliargo therefor. i
NKKDIIAM DAVI8.
Columbia, March 11, 1816.
I ? ? i ? m mrnmmmmmm i lin *im ? ii iwsMSwasswwiiiisi ai?jisii<y iiniM III?*J?SWWSSS?MM
PK0P08AL8 C %
I H rci'OIlTB OF CASES
BCCIIiBB IK ?' ,
*l*l?e Court of Chancery of the State of South-Carolina;
from tlie Revolution nearly down to the present tuner
Also in the fcquity Court of Appeals.
BY IIKNIIY WMTDKBAUSaimR,
Stnior Jndgf if thr Cturt qf ('htmr/rft, and pr*$idJng
Jiutfft tht Cow I s/ Jlfpfitlt.
THIS work will he published In two volumes, octavo,
each containing about 600 pr-ges, on flood paper,
ami with n new typo. Tlie printing will Iks commenced
in a fow weeks, ami will lie finished as speedily as possi
ble i probably in tlie eour^'of the year.
The price to subscribers will be h.\ dollars for each
volume, in hoards i mid a moderate advance for each vo?
Itnre iKitind, d proper binding can be procured. Tlie
money to lie p ud on the del .very of the hooks.
Subscriptions will l?e received at the I'nntinjf -offices It
Hook-store in Columbia? and at tlie dlfTercnt Court-hou
K? in tho s? ?te.
Columbia, March 1, 1816. l?J-~13t.
HOK HALK,
A SMALL 8TOYF<-?-Api>ty at this Office
"*? 'f|Vl '
pRksH DHUr.si A Nil MKDIC1NF.S.
r!lK *ulweribcrba,?]u?t reee rcdathl* Wholes!# .m-.i*.
Iteti.l UllCCOlST Hl'OUH, L;df Way between Hi*
tatc-!Iou*u ami Market, Columbia, tiouth*C.?tolMa, sv
iilfefo general aiwrtinf nt of OHCCB h MP,l)H;iNKS
decled liy bp agent irt Philadelphia ;*1kI New* York, <kp
f the late *t Importation/ from Kmopc, which wdlhe sold
it lite nMMt reatoiublc Unni for caw or approved Cic l
Tito f<?lo*/tujr wo a i?Nrt of hl?.late\t importation's ,
roey article ol wfiich Will be wamuttcd genuine ?
100 wt. Anui FoilU, (double) 200 wt. Allum, 40 wt
iiafuctida. 5Jwt. Antimony. 50 wt. 4 to", Alk.UKM I (oil,
ilcolioK Aniseed, Annatto, A nettle, f white nod jellowj
know Root, Dal?am Cap; vi, H.iUam IVrti, Balsam Tub',
l.trU?tociT*r, Hum* HcAncd, Uur&undy P.tch, J00 wt.
IrimaUxte, Calomel, Cant liar ide?, C.'Jtiphor, Clumuto
tfle Flower*, CutelU Alb*. Caraway Sccu, 15 J wt. Cicam
IVtfir, Cxttar.lla, Ca?tdeH>ip, Clove*, Columbo limit.
*>u%l>.n*'l ?' ' - ?? " ' 1 ? " "
?mott*, Kmciko of Herjf.imot, RucnM of LavcimUt.
iotcry, (cot r>?e aitd (Iik) Fennel Seed, Flower* of JSitic,
'lower* of Rcttsoln, Flowers of 8idphur, Oamboge, Call* ,
Jcnti*n,Cingcr in Root, 1500 svt. Olanber 8 tits, Cum
Vrabic, Cum Ouaicum, Cum Tragaeanth, Cunt Ammo,
liar, Cum Kino, Cum Copal, Lac. Shell, late. Ilenxohi,
ac. KtrmS,lAC. Myrrh, Hclcbotr, llera P.crn,l< nghs*
10 lb. Ilippoo in powder, Jalap, 100 lb. Jumper Merries,
iiquor.ee Uj*II, L uuorice Refine d, 1, ?|itor.ce Ho;), l.unar
JaiMtie, lOOlb. MaMia Flake, 150 lb. Manna .it *ort'i, Alt
b. Magnctia calcmod, do. Qla*ke?inBi>xei,10Ulh. Mad
ler, Mortar*, Composition, do. Clas?, Mace, Mcr.er.on,
Nutmeg*, Nutgalh, Nitrid Ac.d, O.I ol' Am?e, O.l of
Jlovc*, O.l of CMrraway, O.l of l#av?nilcr, Od of lVnnv
?oyal.O.l of Peppermint,' O.l of Ito ternary, O I of Savin,
lIiI of Juniper, Oil of Sassafras, O.l of Vitriol, 35 lb. O
I'utm, Orris Root, Oxyinel of K/juilU, 230 lb. IVrnv'uit
Hark in powder. Pearl Aili, Pearl U.trlcy, latent l,.m,
lied Precipitate, White Precipitate, ctuatsia Wood, UIicu
liarb in Powder, do. In Hoot. Rocboll Halt*, ltoso Water,
llotton Stone, Sal. Ammoniac, Sal. Polychrcaf, Halt of
Tartar, Salt of I larUborn, SarartMrilln, Sponge, Bcftmm.j.
ny, SallYon, Senna, Sago in Cram, Scnekti, Soda. 15l> Hi.
Salt Petro, (double refined) Bpcrmacctti, Stpt.lls; Huga
I .cad, 150 lo. Sweet Spirit* Nittv, 75 lb. Spirits Hurts*
I torn, Tastcle** Salts, Vamarinda, Tunnetie, LVa trs ,
Valerian Root.
PATENT AND FAMILY MEDICINES,
lit P.tiaW, suitable for country merchants, to be b;.d by
the grocc or dor.cn.
Lee'* New-London Bilious Pills, Anderson's P.lls,
Hooper's Pills, Warn*. Plxntcr, n.iUain lloncy, Rritiah Oil,
llatcman'* Itrop*, l).ifty'w Rlixir, D-ilbyN ' Carniinj.tivc,
R?>enceot' Pcp|iermint, Rutncc of Mustard, Oodfrcj'a
Omlial, Steer * OniNlcldiMt, Stou^btiMi'a Hitter*, llarlent
Oil, Coph:<lic Smiir, Halt of lemons, Citric Acid. Court
I'Uiitvr, Milk of Husc*. Cowlmul'a l/ition, Sqitire'u
(irasvi P.l'Xir, Improved CiuuvimI Dentifrice, Anv.moninl
Wine, F.lixir Pawpirir, l/iudaiiutn, Npirit.i llartahom,
Sweet Spirit* Nitre, Cordial Tincture of lUiubat b, Tat
tur Kinetic, Calomel. Jnlnii. Illiculiarb.
HUN I Ml KM.
Crown Lincfil*. Common lancet*, ApothccaryRealf*
and Wo.j^iu, Hpauil.us, Camel Hair Pencil*, Plaint
llrttshc*, 8km, Ink Powder, Red Ink,
Heilinjj Wax, !Ml Doxc*, Wafer*, Doltle and Phial
<>?rk?, Taper*, I. quid Blacking, Best London mustard,
Twccsera, Trusiei, Wash ItalU, W,ndsor Boap, Vari
egated 8oap, 'lYaiitparcnt 8o.?p, Pomatum, Tooth
Brushes, L.p Halve, Smcllng Dottles, It .eve's Wales
Colour* in Imxcs, Nipple HIiCllo and TiiImu, India Ruh
l>cr, I'lnal* assorted, rooth Drawer*, 8uige->u's Needles,
Healpolb, Cork Screws.
Pninttt Colours , and /fatter'* Material*.
Dry White Lead, I ted 1/i.td, Yellow Del ire, Hpaniali
Brown, Whiting, Kngl.sh Chalk, Rosin, lump II lurk,
Venetian Bed, Prussian Blue. Rote Paik, Vermillion,
Patent Yellow, Ivory Black, Pumice Stone, 8;lver Leal,
Flake White, Km{p? Ysllow, Black Ia<1, Verdigris
Hatter'* Bow String, Aqua Fort.*, O.l Vitriol, Coppc
rot, Logwood, Droplake, Lythnrgc.
PLANTATION AND
FAMILY MEDIC1NB I'lIESTS,
Or various utti, put up affrec..hle to oitjcr, and or
the shortest notice, With a uooit oi apprnxed d.rcct.ous
containing a description of mo it diitetwci.
Will receive in a few days, a fresh <tup;dy of Dortoi
ItoliertsonV and Dyott's celebrated Patent and Fmiil;
Medicines.
Also, a large supply of cold iL*awn CAS'l'OIl Oil, o
a very superior quality.
All Orders from the country wiU he executed witl
punctuality and dispatch.
ft. PRRUIVAL.
Columbia , December 7, 1815.
CHEMICAL
DRUG AND MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
.?iSST Medicin^ Chemir^U, |?.
atrument*, Pamta, OdyVarnlsbei. Perfumery, &c.
cartfully l?y hlm^lf In Philadelphia, andwhi.t,
?* tw> Cbartfjton prlccs, (with
Hating aparcil no
b drugs, &c. r??r !>:??
JH it *11 time* be purchased for Cath?
_ *a ft that tlie qualities and price* of tl??
?.?eiN*ure to tltosc dcairou* not tocxtcnd their
turchaxei beyond tlvc Mate, advantages which before
ate not been offered . A tight of t!io Artic'cs, and a
knowledge of their price* will ensure their recommen
dation. They will bo sold for C'ush, produce, neffoti
luble poiKr ?t Hank, or on * credit to aplirovcdpurchn
*ern. To enumerate nil the Article* In lia* tor *:de,
would l>e too tediou*, the following are * mnaU part i
410 lb. beat Yellow Hark, 350 lb. Cream Tartar, 1500
lb. Giant** Saltay lio lb. Aqua Forth (double) 125 lb.
O.I Vitriol. 1001b. Had. Gentian, 1001b. Orange Peel,
100 lb. Hpirita HarUboro, 100 lb, Sweet Spirit* N tre,
75 lb. Lump M*gnc*ta, 75 lb. Powdered lthuhnrh, 7 ?
ilb. Henekn 8nake Hoot, 75 Uquoriee Hall. .15 lb. Cam*
phor,50 lb. Jalap, 40 lb. Qinckaiivcr, 35 II*. Calomel,
.10 lb. Tartar Kinetic, 351b. Ilippo, c 25 lb. HaWsm Co.
patau 90 lb. Opium, 15 lb. Red Pmclpltatc, 2<J lb.
White Prueipitate, 75 lb. Gum Arable, 40 lb. Aaafa-tida,
501b. Gum Guiacum, 551b. Aloe*, 15 lb. Gum Gamboge,
and all the otlver Gum*. 50 lb Chamomile Flower*, 70
lb. Ro*helle Salt*, 40 lb. Cantbaride*, 15 lb. Corrosive
E Sublimate, 35 lb. ffarar Lead, 35 lb. Vitriolic AMier,
Castor Od, Sweet Oil, Oil of AnnUced, Oil of Pepper
mint, and all the essential Oil.- ? Plainer* and Clint
menu, o.' different kin?l* i ?*mall Assortment of IN
STRUMENTS PRY PAINTS of all kml*i rd^o,
aint Rrmhe* andS,?h Tool* HATTER'S MATK
IAf<S, a variety? Hf. Roliertion** and OvotlN Patent
and family Medicine* PATRNT MK.lMCINF.9, by
the Groce, Horen, or *5itgle Phial MetthnnU can
be aupphed With Jalap, Rhubarb, Catoioti, Ca*t?r Oil,
(vuidanum, Paregoric, fcc. fcc. neatly put tip Inphialt,
by the ?roee, or do*Cn. Alio, nfl tho ARTICLKHf
usually (ound in a Oruggat Store.
MKDIC1NK C1IR8T8,
For Plantation ami Famit e*, with a nook of appro ve<l
direction*, rd way* on han<l.
The *ub*CTll?er ha* made arrangement* to receive from
|<ondeu and Fhlladclph'*, every *pring and fldl< ati as
lortment of Drug* and M6lic.nct, kc. of the beat mud
tie*. Constant and regular customer* are cntitl^l to,
ind will receive every aeeommodationaml advnnti.gr, to
>e derived from a g?.<era( assortment upon a* fivorablo
errtt* a* can possibly be offered in any part of the Stato
>f Soulh/Jarol na. \VM. lUlANTIIWAITB.
Columbia, #' *'? February 20, 1810. 10
ki i iin mi.,. r. i. f. n<, . .? i hii
FOR IMMKDtATK HALK,
4pntsir. YOtJNO FRld/tW, eighteen >*at* old ?
He I* atout for his age. ami an excellent moMghman.
fe w** many year* on a plantation, ami ha* bvcii a abort
ime in the hoti*e. Apply at till* Omce. Fofy*37.
ri ASII will l>e (.vrftfbrCUlAN UNKlt A^O COT
\J TON RAG#, en *ppl!cation at Office.