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L1TKUAUY. UI'.m'HAM, OR TIUS oahti.k of hi. aluouiiand, A TNAiiKtir. This production, which ia now the admirati on of tho London theatrea, it reprinted in Phil ndclphia,aml equal* tho high expectation which the encomiums of tftt KiigJuS nowapapera have cxcited. Ah public curiyaity ia very great tb see it, the following extract will not fail to be acceptable. . 11-. act t?scent, i. Xtjht?a (iaJfertf In a Cwwitfwo Airy* Of hie ttinJrm ut the extremity, thrcujh tWWcA NjhitiHjiit*** JU^hing. 'JSr? M*nk? enter In ttrrer. ' . ?? s -* . Ui .Monk.?Heaven for It* incrcyl?what a night la here? ? f Wi", v ? Oh ! didst thou hear tliat peal t }.$. ?3d .Ihnk. The dead must. hear. \tr+(A pout*? thunder.) Speak t cpfcak,and letn?ehc?ra I ui man voice. hi ,i/?/iX\?While the dark tarter hurtled distantly, Lipi in <Im skirts of the advancing eloud?, " 4 I cowr'J with hevl fldl low upon my pallet, Ami deemed that 1 might sleep?till the strong light Did, clear as noon (lav, shew each object roupd me. Itelic, and rosary, ami crucifix, . Aj.,. Did rock and quiver in the btckerinf glare? ? Then forth I rushed in agony of fefa. 2d Monk ? Among the tombed tciUnta of the cloister, I walked and told my beads, Hut, by the momentary gleams of sheeted blue, D.d the pale marbles glare so stemly oil me, I almost dcem'd they lived, ami fled ilk horror. )ji Monk ?-There is much comfort In a holy man In aurh an hour u? (hit. f A'ttorking at a far.J Ho, wake dice, prior. .!? 2d Monk?Oh come forth holy prior, and pray for us. Knter the Prior, ' . ; , * All ncncc bo witl? you, 'tis a fearful hour. 1 it Monk ? I lath memory u parallel to this f \ld.\hnk.?I low bust thou fared in this most awful time ' . I'rur.?.\* one whom fear did not make pit^eas i' I l>ov.-cd mc at the cross for tli#vc whoso hcadi Are naked 10 the visiting blasts of hcav'n II tint it* hour of wrath? }'or t!tc lone tvtvcilcr ojv the hill of storms, for the toss'd Khipman on the perilous dcepi . , . Till the lavt peal thai thundered o'er nunc Itcod v. t ]J.d fwitc a rri ot nicrrv?lor mynrlf. lu Mcr.k '?(lUtgerh/J Think'* t thou, these rock h-isvtl turrets will abide ' yj .I/5.1A.?Tfiink'vl thou not tlicy will topple ovcr our heads ' prior.?'Hie hand of him who rnlei the storm, is o*> IT U... lrf .lfoiv ?Oh holy prior, this iv no earthly storm, The strife >1 fU-nds is on the battl.ng clouds, 'Mir ifUrc of lirM is on thesu sulphurous lightnings? Th s is no earthly storm. Prior.?Peace, fxuce?than. rash and unadvised man 1 <Mi' add not to tliu iiii;hi of moire's horrors ' be d^rkc.' shaddowm^ ol" thy wirked fear*. i'lie h:md nl hcMen, not man, is doling with us, And thoughts lik-: th.ne do inaku it deal thus btcrniy r (i .'/cj. fti.'V itiiil t.. cutU, J'rlor ? Speak, thou h.v,t bometliio]; sten. '.'d ,lfvik.? ? A fearful biyht. Pricr.?What luit thou keen t 3d .Vit - A pileous ft arful sl^lit? A noble ve?i\l Istor'.np with tlie &torm ll.4th struck upon the rocks btm^ili our walls, And by the qu.Vrr.raj fleams and 11 s*i<! blue Her ilerk is crowded with ik..|.airing soul", And in the hallow pan-i-.i of the storm, Wt heard their pcrifch.fjj cries Pricr?Now h-stc je lorth, liivtc all? 3d Monk ? It cannot be, it U !oa late ; I'or mu>y a fathom doth tho l.e.'iling riK'k 14 ve ti'cr the breakers sur}(v that daMies o'er th?*m ; No help of human hand can reach them there One hour will hush tlic.r erics?and hv the mom Thou wdt i>ehold the ruin?wreck and corbo I'lost on the weltering wave. Priar. Almighty power. Can nou^iit be done t All thing', are possible? V/ave higli your lorclwa on cr.cli crjj^ atvl chtf i Let many iiyti'.s blnae in our hattleufenU 1 aimut to them in the pntuet of tliustortn And tell them there is hope ?, And let our deep toned Ih II its loudest pe.d Send cheerly o'er tlie deep 1 Twill be a comfort to the wrctchcd souls I i the.r extremity?all thing* arc possible 1 Trtsb hope tnay give them atrcngUi, and stfen^th do> livc/ancc 1 I'.I '.lie mc forth with you. 2J M-jiik. Wilt thou <fo forth? ITirdiy the vigorous ?teps of daring youth M .y hold its lodt.ng on those wave Warhol crap 1; And how wilt thou ab.de t Ui Mank. Tis tempting heaven? Pritr. To succour man, not tempt my Clod, I go j He will protect his servant. CKrcitnt. D&I.APLMXF/S ItKI'OSITOUY. Of Mr. Delaplaiuc'u '? Repository of the Lives and Portraits of distinguished Jhueri cau$t? the first number has just been published. Two Spaniards are placed iu flic front ground : v.c are next introduced to Dr. Hush. Aftei' thcic personages, Ames and Hamilton arc pre? scntea, and lastly, the editor undertakes to iwr tray the character of the illustrious Washing* ton, This book lias been hailed, oh usual, IJy the daily journals, as & most uiugnilicent work, us a national undertaking, &c. It does not de serve to Iks considered in this point ofvidiv. The engravings are well executod,.yot they have bent surpassed } and the printing does no credit to the mechanic. Tho most important part of tho undertaking?tho literary >>art-**js very inferior. Tho style is tumid, affected and diftttse; and reminds uh strongly of tHo quaint language of old Howell, who speaks of a com* .position 11 made up of bombast of words." fce. " 1 cannot well away," favs tho wit, " with tucli sleazy stuff, witli such cobweb composi tion, where there is no strength of matter, no thing for the reader to carry away with him, that may mturge the notion* of hi? nonl.** We have spoken thus plainly of tliis number* because the.publisher is iu danger of being leu sstray by the ridiculous praises that have been bestowed upon it. Ho may fiud writers who will enable him to present a biographical work which will be lucrative to lijmncYf and honora ble 4o the nation. But if it is to bo made a pan der to the vanity of individual*, nil tlw pulling in tho world will not rodoein it from oblivion. The characters of livinjrfxsrions and ofthose So recently deceased uh Or. Hush, ought not to form a part of this work because it is ?mponrtbl* todiscitM them with that freedom wjiicli truth requirc&-i'<"'$ Folio. NATION,U, WORK, Entitled i% The Chamtiions of Freedom, 9cc. By Bartliiel Wood worth. Copy. right se cured according to lawa precaution which >nlv meant of avoiding such a " leaden hall n,'\ it by advising the author to keep the under in tta parent skull. was quite superfluous j for tliat printer mutt bo deaperate indeed who should think of nublishi ins a surreptitious edition of a work like that of which tho author has given us Specimens in his proposals. Our readers wilt only wish to hear the first clause of tho first sentence t 41 In vain >a leaden hail-storm beat upon the advancing phalanx," &c. ?' Now tummr ho who* cloak and cincture can Keen out tins tempest." And if the whole Wok is ofthe sane description, thoonl * * " storm, remainder in its parent If our readers are not satiated with merely tho above short extract* we aro sure t of giving thetu enough by the following paragraph? 44 For a moment they paused on the steep brink of the deep-yawning trench that encircled the fortress. 4 Leap tho uitch 1* exclaimed the intrepid leader of this undaunted column? 4 cut down the pickets I give no quarter 1 advance!' Instant on tho word, they poured down the bank, like a mountain cataract, whose sounds aro whispers to the clothing of their jostling arms, lite ditch wat filled, and a bristling trow of iron pikes, fixed in the heads of the pickets, impaled several of the impetuous afltail lants. Again the voice of their loader urges them forwardt * scale the pickets, and show no quarter! storm!" A. ? * ? Wo cannot resist tho temptation of applying to ourselves a sontcrico which almost immedi ately succeeds this belligerent paragraph t ' 444Quarter! Quarter: exclaimedthecolonel, whohad a moment before, exhorted Ids men to give nono) but ho called too late."?Mug, > i Hie fisrst number of Mr. Elliotts work 'on the liotany of fJouth-Cnrolina and Georgia, (al ready annotinoed in thifJournal, vol. 7, page 189,1 will be ptttyished in thjis present month, and thos\ibsequeitt numbers at intervals, of two months.?Ib, $ < Gbrmaiiys?A new journal for astronomy and the scictiecs connected with it, began to hi published with the present, year, by Cotta 6? Stutgard. It will appear in monthly nuuibeM of from two to six sheet*, so as to form about 48 sheets annually* The names ofthe conduct or* and contributors afford the pledge of a work' of sterling value. Tho editors are M. Votf Lindonau, >Hrector ofthe observatory of See berg, and professor llohncnbergcr of Tubingen* They Imvo secured the assistance of the mnst eminent Herman astrouimers and mathamntici ans, as lleigel, Ilcssel, Mrandes, Burg, liuz engciger, David, Knde, Gauss, Gcrlihfu liar* ding, llcinrich, llorner, ldeler, Mollweide, Miinchow, Niculai, Others, Oltmanus, Pas <|iiich, I'falV, Hotdnor, Triotjnccker, Wachter, and Wurtn : ami Baron Zach, who is in$|taly, lias promised the support of his contribu tions*? lb. "?jl Denmark,?The academy of arts an4 sci ences in Denmark has in vConsequenco of ^>n observation in a prize essay laid beforo it, ap pointed a committee to investigate the asserted efficiency of tannin as an antidote against all poisons, whether mineral or vegetable.?lit, > fc! DISSOLUTION OK CO-PARTNtiRSUlt' THE FIHH OV MORGAN $ OUIREY WILL liy mutual consent expire on the first day ot January next, hi eonscquence of one of the part, ncn Uclng about (o leave the.State . Atwl a? they are desirous of closing the bunness of said firm, they offer f6r ante, ut very reduced pi ices, for eusli only, their large Mfclu.\t?n*ive assortment of ^ " DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE, which has been made complete by rccent arrival* frofl) Philadelphia and New-York.?Most of these good* purchased for cash at forced wiles, and arc well worth the attention of the public. Among the leading article# of of this ntiortmont ate* lutperjd.^aton lllue'andJSlack UHOA l/>ndon Super. Slue, lilack and " Urown, BottMircen, and Njl Yorkshire lilack, Uluo Mivd IMack, Blue, and Hot tic Crecn _ l?iulon SnlKT.CJaislmer&s assorted | latent nud tledtord <Jord assorted, a lockmctte, aMprtcd. Huper. WJiitc atxl f?|tcv Mcrscillcs Vetting Black FloU-ntlF*1''7^1 Kc&vA Cotton Shirting, Irish Linen uiid Long Lawn, |d Cotton Cambric, and lJimit:es, and Furnitura ditto. ftatiUasand Long Cloths, titles, assorted colours, JftnoTlitead l<ace, awl Cotton ditto. tadW Sc licntk-meii's (Hack t White-Silk Host, e, lirantine* ami Muntuiw, assorted, _ c :ntd plain -M, 6*4 uml 8-4 Silk Shawls, tat ion do. do. do. and Cottonl/mbi cllas, '?Hi! BMV rirtA Kiid Superfine If ATS, trunkeleguut Fair-top Hoots. . )KINtMiLASSF.H, a splendid assortment VMmum Vjrc-Dogi, ditto, ditto. r WiW|l BAhlitaitY, assorted, tron-rim'd, plain and patent Stuck I'xk*, Horsemen*' unci Fockct Futol*, Mi ll-Saws and Anvils, Deythes,Cutting Knives ;ind Spado, Tea Trays and \V ailCtt, 50 perc* COTTON llACOISO, 10 bales Hugging Twine, 30 f occ>? Northern lloiuvMpim, 50 niece* JJcd.Ticking, 10 Hoxci Cotton Carili, IJotfli Window-Class, fce. fce ako itrcrivsn ATTftna BOOK AND STATIONARY 8TOHE, A large collcction of the latest and OKMt approved Work* ?which with their former stock will malic their assort ment inferior to none in thin St,ite,?A discount of fifteen per ceot V/dl be allowed from tho Philadelphia prccaon all purchases o\er : Utey tender tlmnk* <6 the public for llie lilieral pa. trotiftgi* tliey have received, and earnestly nolicit thow in nrteatt ftr thfir last >ear * account, to make immedh ale payment an necenity compcl-i tliem to bring their bu? sines* to n close ?* tpcedily a* rnullilc, Mono AN flc OUIREY. Columbia, August 1, 1H10. OOILVIE'8 ESSAYS, &c. >?? WUMIU mivm ?nu imriVf iukiwiii iio M 1UI* luWs The VUUiT FAKT wiU ootiUtn a Frcface and| (bur F?r%t?On (ho cardinal importance of llio atiuiy of Mathematical Science, as a branch of liberal education, and a* connected with the attainment of ability and skill Id chio cxcrciic uforAtopVi \ *'fi Second?On the Nature, patent and Ltalt* of Human Knowledge, so feres it ia founded in the relation of cause ande ffcct, and concern* mind tod matter. V ? ilnl?On tho abu*eof Moral Fiction to the stupe of I larnovals. ' }' urth?On the theory and uk of Moral Fiction. JieSECONO FA HI will contain an introduetory nargytivc. in which tlte circumstances tltat led tlie wri* ter to undertake the design, to the prosecution of which be has ataidooualy devoted tlte last six years of his life, will be detailed. This narrative wilt record, too, inci* ttenta thai occurred during his successive visit* to the ?"ineiped cities of the United Statei, ?o far a* a know* of $hc*e Ineldents-may teem to him calculated to lie the candid and intelligent reader to understand oo?tltec^, ?. !??>. ??? T-? NltNW W WVWIIVH U19 I exertion**?the use he ha* made of hia success, to for as the puhlie are concerivcd?the ?U?go in the prosecution of hi* design, at which ho ha* arrived?hi* plan* snd in* tent ton* With regard to its further prosecution, ro far u they can bed^tinctly foreseen, and are likely to bo1 in soy degree interesting to such reader*. This Narrates if ill commence wiOibis departure from Milton, Albe* tnarte county, Virginia, In 1809. and cloab yrith his de parture front Charleston, for Philadelphia, in 1816. Tills Narrative will be followed by tlte principal part "rtn oration, entitled11 ft* antrum," in which he ba* leavored to illustrate the permanent public uUlity, I to display the intrinsic dignity and attraction* oftEe icies m oratory which he naa cultivated t it* appro* hcneflcent purposed to^wbi/h from other oral loti*, pre itruin, and a few speei* m. Will occupy the last m ^ is committed to the pre**, for the pur prmcipallytipfenablitur the intelligent p?rt of the e to d*c}q#fw? far the writer is qualified to per thiidi^t^e of a teacher of Oratory?40 .deliver Let on Hbclorie, accompanied by exercised inCojnipo* Mpon, Criticiftin, and Elocution, tosuccessivc classe* of students tothc principal college* c?ublislted in the Uni ted States, It is proper that In*'pretentions to practical knowledge and skill in tho Exerciae of Oratory, would be stlMei letl to a severer teat, than tlte superficial, fugitive, nijdctpiivncal impressions, on the mindaofa imtccllane ousaudicnee, by declamation* from the Rostrum. It ia fojr ami just that person*, from whom momentary, una* na|ixcd,?ud involuntary feeling, or the contagion of un* reflecting sympathy, may have extorteda plaudit, un* consciously, perhaps rtfuetanlty, during the delivery of hi* oration*, should have an opportunity to retract or confirm that pluiidit 1 to review calmly the sentiments and the style in which they were expressed, on which flexion. The writerfcels that this appeal from the m nu We of momentary fecluig, to the dictate^ of mature re flection, from the auditor to the reader, from the rostrum to the press, is not fair and proper. It is tho course which prudence, honour, and integrity, the united delate* of personal and social,duty, prescribe, tie well know*, that the plaudit, wbttfcftjfjccandidate for orato* rial honor*, may driaw even Worn art intelligent audience, is equivocal and ephemera), unlets iti* lattfled by the Judgmentofthe intelligent reader, and that to an age like this no tpecici of literary empiricism, or Imposture, can escape detection and ignominious exposure, when *n ap peal i* made from the rostrum tothopres*. He make* tlii* appeal, therefore, under adUtinct presentiment, Uiat the icntencepronounced upon hlaprettnaionswill be the award 0! justice, and lie cannot antic.pa}c this award witliout solicitude and apprehension. HnUdclpliia, Au^t*t^, ^l J. Tlllfi N. V. "COUNTRY COURIER*" IJMNTJiD by Abraham Vosburgh, and edited by Ha JL rent Oardcmcr, Ntfftr*'Vork. Tin* paper ispublished twice a week, Monday* and Thursday*! on a largo tuner* royal sheet, ni an octavo form, so that if tlte numbers arc preserved tlvsy wi.U make two volumes In each year, eaclji voltinK^^IWWJg about eight hundred pages 1 ma* kiiiM^tcen hundred pages a year, frco ofadvcrtisements, fortoe amall sum of live dollar* n year* Tho profit which can be made from such a paper Is ve* ry small 1 and it is therefore necessary that a rigid sys tem of punctuality should he established ami adhered to, vancc. 1 nai system wm no nereaiu beted to, without respect of persons. Tl? same causewhich render* punetuulity Indispen* sablefcreiiders it ncccssary also, that the remittance, be iuad#w that five dollars a year, New*York money may be rcalUcd from it. Little or nothing can lie realised, if when a five dollar bill i* sent ua, wo ure obliged to |>ay a broker from eleven to twenty-five |>cr cent to turn it in* to money current In this city. It will follow, we trust, not le** conclusively, that we ought not to l?c subjected to postage. Upon these terms wo are willing to publish the Coun try Courier, and whether we have to print it for fifty subscriber* or a thousand, upon no other terms *hall or canwu publish it. EDUCATION. \MT ANTED, a Teacher of talents ami chsracter to T,v take t barge of the Columbia Academy. Tlte pre ??eni teacher will leave the Academy on the 14th flept The Trustees fiirnith the I'rincipal of tlie Aeudemy with a commodious building for tlie purpoto of teaching the Classiest and ho Is entitled also <0 the whole of the tuition money. The price of tuition has been fixed at tljp rate of twenty .five dollar* per annum, for theclasiic* ul srliolam, and twenty dollar*, per annum for the young* er scholar*, who are taught Rending, Writing, Arithme tic, English firammnr and Cieography. Appl.cation must be ma<lo to tlw Truatees. Htpi. 3. WILLIAMSON'S TAvfcllN. TIIK ftiitmribrr infoitni hi# fncitdt mmI Uio public tint ho Iim returned from tbo Hicc ? Creek 8pring< to hit Tavern in Columbia, where be Mture? those wlio rail on him thai their I ?itutktion atmll be coinf>rltl>lc ' ami Agreeable. Ilia House i? . rnmicri with the bctl tlM> country tdrordt. Ill* Hi*. I?1ch plentifully provided with Corn, Fodtfer and Out*, att< odcd by a faithful Oitlcr. In addition to hi* present e-itnblijihm'.'nt ho hat rented the lluu.se on the corner late* ly occupied bylir. Fercival, for the accommodation of gentlemen with their fumdie*. C. K. WILLIAMSON Columbia, Kept. 10, lhl(i ITisfeowrnoN ok copaktnership. , . . THR f IRM OW TftttADWRLL fe ttUBSKLL, TAILORS, WAH di**olvfd on the (lr?t imtant, hv mutual con wit. All periods indchtcH to taid firm, are th*?e torn rc?|uc?tol to c?U and settle tlieir account* witliout delay, su we wi?h to brlmr the hutineai t'j an immediate clour. ftAMUl'.L TKBADWELL, n 15 Ktmeu., Columbia August 1, ROBERT E. RUSSELL, ? INFORMS lib friends ami cuMomcra, that 1m contf. nues to cany on the TAILORING BUSINESS, in the Shop lately Occupied by Tread well and Ruaaell t and hopes by preserving hla firmer punctuality to iklcrra a continuance of their favor. Columbia, August 27 RUOULPH AND WICHT, 3000 wt? nobtii-caholina bacon, of an excellent quality. AND FLOUR FOR FAMILY U8E, IH I)AlltlKLA. They have still on hand a fow thousand Dollar* of Ken* ' v lucky and Tennessee BANK BILLS, Which they offer to exchange for South-Carolina Notca, at a Discount offitre per ccntum, if application be shortly made. ?? 3> Col^li, July 19, 1816. LOST OR MISLAID, A RECEIPT BOOK, Iwlonginft to O. E. Williamson, jim. containing aumlry Receipts, ?e. of no uk to any j>cr. aon except tlie owner. A liberal reward will be 'given for the delivery of the said Book at this Office. ' '' Columbia, August "27 lost/ ON the Slat Instant, the mouth-hole part of a FIAJTE, jade by llorwood and Astor, tondou. A liberal re\ war^l will b+gucn to any person wlio may deliver tho same to ? L H. COE. Columbia, Augusta?. v BAOOING. TMJRVIS, RRYCE & Co. hare reco.ved a quantity of JTthe above article, which In point of quality is allow, ed by judges to he equil to any that waa ever brought #i$:]faf&''BALE, AVAIA7AB1J5 tract of LAND in Fairfield District* lying In the fork of Broad and Little Rivers, con. taimng by survey I3J4 ante, There are on the premise* tolerable Buildings of every description i excellent Springs of Water, and about 130 acres under cultiva tion. Theabote trict of |*n?l contains a considerable proportion of good, soil tor Com, Cotton and Wheat.? .ifr. Wm. Burns, who is in. posMssfion of the premises, will shew them on application to any |>erson wishing to purchase. Possession may lie had on the first day of January next. Terms will be accommodating. A'" l>AV 10 AIKEN. Winnsboro' Aug. 2fl, 1816. $t pd A LEASE OF LAND WILL be let, to any person wishing to keep * board mg Iioiikc near to the MOUNT PROSPECT A> C ADEMY. The accommodations will he suited as much as possible to the view* <xl" any well qualified porson who may wish to engage in that business. For terms apply to EDWARD EDWARDS/; iT FRANCIS F. GIRT, July 30. 1816. OEOMtE P. ?. IIABEL1/ NOTICE. ? DuebJII sometime ... . I * an* a, WW , y w mj ... w "I"' ? ?? - ? " .. said ducbill. A liberal reward wilf Ik? given for thede^ livery of said ducbill to ine, atC. E. W-II i unison's. J.J.WILSON. iiv 1 ll/IVi IFORWARN all persons from trading for a ' given byC. E. Willismmu to J.J. Wilson, sot nt Aprd I wit, tor R34, ? I have never traded or b Columbia, sont.m - ; . - \Wr.\UHT9 E NCI 1.1811 CRAM MAII, For Sal' the T T Book Store of Messrs. Morgan & Oui:*iv. AUKUst 20, 1816 'J9.< ONE HUtyDRtii) DOLLAUS UK WA11D. WOTA8 ?tolcn from the nubserilter vr &tjba-5hh- " nf June, 1015, & wcmro man i>y uve name nf TllO complexion very black, at large vacancy between nla npjHf tcctb, ami a near under the want. ?flj* troWSCi-H, ubout twenty riht&S of Bee, 5 feet 8 or 0 inches high. Any person apprehending sold Negro and securing him to that tlie owner gets him again shallhavo the above reward and all reasonable charge* mid. * ?' JAMKS KI.LI83. Uiurcl Town,8us?ei county, Delaware, Aug. 1% 1816. PROl'OHALH FOIt PUBLISHING m soascatrno* T1RPORTS OF CASR8 decided in the Court of Chan* J.% ccr>' of tlie State of South-Carolina, from t ho Revo lution nearly down to tlie present time?Also in the Knui tv Court of Appeala-.hyHP.KflY WM. t)K8AU8SURtS, Senior Judjge of the Court of Chancery; and presiding Judge in the Court of Appeal*. This work will be publislted in two volumes, octavo, each containing about 600 pages, on good paper, and with a new type. Tlie printing will be commenced In a few week*, ami #111 be thfaftfl M speedily as posni. ble? probably In the course of the year. The price to subscribers will be six dollar* for each volume, inboard* t and a moderate advance for each vo> lume bouitd, if proper binding can be procured. The money to be paid on tho delivery of the Itooka. Subscriptions will be received at the Printing-offices & Book-store in Columbiwood at tlie different Couri-hon tot in the state, j .... . NKW WBKKI,Y PAPKH. PUOPOSAI.8 hy WHiTwoam Ysac**, for publish* ingin the town of PIMRMlltJKO, Virginia, in a<l. ditiMi to their semi-weekly Intelligenccr, a Paper once a week for the Country, at thrcn dollar* per annum.? ?rjThis P.ipoc v/,11 teprintedoft a large crown sheet, ami will contain twenty.four columns, from eight to ten of which the editors promise slgdl l>o orig'-nal matter? Not an advertisement to apjwar more than once, unlc?* particularly important to the country interest?in other word* a solid mass of news, it will b? issued every Thursday evening, and tent off to ?tibscribera securely packed up. In the editorial department, M???: Yin sident of the Peter?l>urg Academy. Asaistance i? pro. misedfrom other gentleman*. BuWriptiona will be ta ken by the d ffcrent Poatmastera in Viigima, North and 8outh.Carolina?price, three dollars per annum, to bo paid upon receipt of the first number, livery Post mu ter or other person vrlw will obtain ten suhuribers, and lierome tespomiblo for tlie same, shall l>e entitled to re ceive the paper gratis, (f.y* Subscriptions received at thia Office. MASONIC CKttTIFICATHH, FOR the KMH1IIT TF.MPLAtt, llOYAI, AllCM and MABYP.R's Degree** neatly printed and decorated With appropriate emblems may l>* had at the Ollicc of the TEfosCOPB. If 7* We are rctjucatctl to announce. Mr. Ma> uvr.t Thomas of Slnlodntrg, a? a Candidate to represent the Cougre?ftinnal District, com. nosed of the Dliitrict* of Sumpter, Kerihaw, Lancaster & CheMcrficltl, in tho next Congress rT* We are authorised to atato that J08BMI BELLlNGEll, RSQ. of Barnwell District, is a Candidate to reprcuftt in ConjrreH*, at the nex Election the united Districts of Richland; Lcxt ington, Orangrtwrg and BarntfelL