Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, April 11, 1826, Image 3
tfw tjnIM Staft?M ft rtjlit to eapeef, I
tbb P*M of ? tougreee ?f AbkH
? ?raa ?*m?.ved, it afcneld bovo Ih^
to ?^!y ?? loany. q|[
teen a?kod, whether *ucb a otcafture wot
rentable. TlkiOfcoy too should have L
tulied* a? t?4fceti*ie, IN phut, and Iho i J.
of aaaemMlftfr aoeb ? Congrea*. That tbft* looi
rtioal ltmvc U?m |M>rmiH?<l to a?*l*t iutheenu
t>*/o(?o ?K |M ftuMects to whfoh Hsotieatk*
miA|il pn>|*rly bo dfreeled; in ibo adj.ntment of
the naOiroewd Conn *4 the |'or?rr?tobe given to
"t" diplomatic agents who wero tooWMN ill
mfe&mP
fthoMMU other** jflHH
r eht to eipeet, tlifti tbo rra?U of nil ?#
in tbft uk*1o of its ornnbftUoq and
nli.ivo oil olliein, in Ihe iclllement of
qUestM*, arfcn ahonld b# Invited to toll
it* deliberation*.-"liio Culled State* I*.
r ebl to eipret. ttifti ibo- rr?oU of nil ?wl> coo*
a dUtiam ?hould be lied Ana *ecored by solemn
pad* ?od convention#,. Ul w hlch they too aboold
S?rh the committee bc!!ovo *u^tit to li? v? Wn,
i.ini would Invo bfeotbft cour.e poised by the
fulled StntaefoWerd* tbft ftthftr AawrionirStniftr, j
ii Ihe'prqlecl of convening ?Congr?f of Awe.
r cm Nations bad ooettrredlo o?* a* ? mea-nre
? " tut aod boniftelel to lltt Aavu.lcAi. Continent
ili#|>0>f<l*
um likt
1*i tlio opinion oi ioi? voiuniiitee
? lvc?, If ue opinion shotiiri be entertained that
euy thing e*i*l? requiring tli?. adopt loo of. aa?b a
measure at this tUw, uourtavudy.to deolloe tbo ;
f ? vital ion kMa under cue ulrcuoHtaocft* allied,
o id.lo iiiit)t?la tba proper proceeding* oeceawv
t .-iiacoitauinmitllon, in <l*u mode which friend
a: Up, Comity, ?nd Uefcreuco (9 other*, require. j
i?wii ? iiHivtiuent belong* to the high nhahtrter
which tba United Stale* ruj?y iu Inv etttiontino j
tif all ilip World, (lie im rll.ul' which ia acenrdrd
ttlbtin by oopc more willingly than by ibo new :
ti.ini States of Ibis Conlinci^li .and, If be ool^
11 iw ;uudv, the timr will go wlu-ti (he j?oefilon
j iay over hert after bo |M-o|Mily acsVmad.
' Tbf committee would nut be wodaftlOod aft'
??igKttftlng the expediency of auy aucb m^Mwv.at
HMvUhM In (bail O|?inioot tbero mIMi tio ?de<
qi'Mt? otutiv* to induro lit aduHioo. Every
kttowuor bft'itublein Auterica, It already ap
propnatad by dlflwiot llationr, whoee rinht? ?|
territory all recognfoi aiid, if trl|tBf difleroncef
t^ay o*ut between any, nj.on tbe ftubject of airrM
Jit natter of frirndjy dlictution Iwlweeii Ihem
nlooe. The Idea ol co'v'titauoo in Jkoicriea,
riitrftiorr, no lunger i-fchu; and tn tlio pntient
l-.?M'ire of Nation*, there I* little reason lo ap?
pvhead tbo wilful enc^pachmrnt of any, upon
if Aiberioan p??MeMioot of anolltOr. Emdi |ai<s>
-<i?X imur elrtuflhi-D* the j??t rlaim* wnteh th?
new Slates of Aiuwict have preferred, to be re*
rognifted ea aoerreign aud ludapendent, l>y el)
other Nntlonij einflho qmel i|ui of litne, if it
ha* out almndy none *?>, iu>i<t vety aoon plato
heir aovereicoiy upoa the earnc haat* 00 wbkdi
reita lb ?l of the moal ancirnt Nation* of the Kartli.
bpaln poa*e?Ml dot il?? ability to give any of
t'leoi canto of .*rrlou* ?mrnn; aud enjoyine lite
trlendthlp aud tirodulmed rcrofnition of Ureat
Britain cud tbe. Puitod Slate.-, (here ia no aiillt
cirnt raaton to apprehend Iho inltrferencAof any
KanfMo flation in lite question end war of their
Irfdepondeorr. Compact* have Iteen already con
cluded, or are now uegoli>Uinx, l?et ween each of
tiie States of Ihia Coolinent* wkrisis their mutu*
11 Utereeta, both geoetftl ?nd particular, will bo
lirtnly fi*ed, upon principlea of the moat perfect
J iftlceaod liberal eqi^ty. And no common Mb*
ject oow reasaiuv, of *uAcient magnitude tu re
?^uire a movement ao new aud important a* the
nuamlijiiig of aCougroaof all the American tin
liirfia, wbieh aanoet but eicltesu?|4cicu and Jea<
|-?u*y in |be other llemiapheie? and migbt *o af
fMt " 1 . *
th*
l?t hiluriou>ly the iutcrut* of the new Slatea
Should litis hap;>7 ante of tiling* ever change,
the lively iotetesls winch the Uuited Btatvs have
ever taken in the welfare of these their sister
sovereignties, ought to be regarded I?y thorn as
the >nrest pledge, that we canuot be Indifferent
to any thing that concerns them. An aye the
most.% (gilant we ahallctar direct to their |voa
(ferity; the apocarenc* of the irtl cl-ud, rising
to ohauuro iU ligid, will lie announced te tliwmj
and the United htates will then manlfett the itet|i
interest winch they feel io tho elevation ?nd hap
pines* of nil-the Nations ef tho a*w World.
WktHHiek an event shall or?;ur, lite United.
Slatta will protahly be 1he Arst tosotaU the as
eambtmga Cowgrase of American States, and the
mvilailoits whkilt they shall thru give to other* (9
In there represented, will ft* luch as their friend
a'i<p and reaped shall dictate, and upon terms
which the most fair and liberal principles of po>
liry require- The nnr, this committee have no
doubl, would have been the character of the
invi?ation given to Ike (Jmltd States, upon this
??rcasion, if the new of Amerieo, when
they tsweivwl or ' matured Ihe acheme for aa*
?vmhling iheCongicw ai Puna me, In* I entertain
ed the moat remote idee that the Un.ted States
cither would, of ought to l>e there represented
All the conventions caocbided betweeu them
Htates, howe ver, prove, beyond doubt, thai rvrn
?t th?det* of the most remit of ell liieircompest*,
noce other* wre ripttWd or desired to %o repre
sented at Ihl* Congress tat the Statee *4 America
who had formerly baen colonies of Spwin, and
who were llrnn eugaged in war Willi that Tower
'that tho great oty?ct ef tht* Ceegreme was, to
,atlju?i Uwtts themselves tha most effectual
meant of conducting th>s aert.i the mo?t s|*edy
and Happy roocltnwn; end thxt Ihe presence of
ru* neutral fw*te Could, therefore, bo anticipated.
PefoNt llioy oondiaW their report, the rommit
too tag t?nva to remark, l|ml the Intimation giv>
< <l hy the President, lu hie ktst meseagw lo tha
SfUetf <thal this measure, In whlofi kekad thought
t*opee to take no step, before aeeetlainin* that
lie opinion of its eapedlenry Would ruocur wllk
that of botk hranckes of Ihe Laglsleture, wee,
nevertheless, "deemedhy him to ta within the
rou?iltntion?ttom|Mlency of Ihe executive," did
not eseepe their observation. But, asthf eorrert
?i ?< of this opinion, Mlrrtnlasd and aKpres*ed
by the Presirlcnt, drill uaiiitute iironrr uiMter for
the deliberation end <leckion of the Single, wh-n
they shell entev apoa Ihervu*ider?tion of a reso
lution, now lyptg'ua theirtable, end not referred
to tki*commdlee, they did not l*olteva that they
<?.-re authorisc4, by the Senate, l<? cpusidrr litis
"li.inct. TJie Committee) therefore, f??rtaar from
eayiag any thing in relation tlierrto. '
The committee fael, mat! sensddy, the embaf
r tfsiog s tuation in which ihey are placed. On
the one hand, the duty wkleli fliay ewe lo tkem,
si lve?, end to the Uaiinte, and (a th# IVesld'-nt
required Ikot they sfctuld eaambte fall* Cud free.
|y the measure proyueed. and eland J Mute Ihe
reason* that lad t?? the conelesio?, wbieh Ikey felt
themselves bound l<> ad..pt, On Ike otkar, Ikey
were WON aararo, that the addition of U.: teonflu
?Ion, and Ike cmignment of Oaitml wbieh
11<> luted if, might eoatiikfM
Torres* the PrcsMent, a Rose 1
Invitation gieek*- warakesdy
in tkis (Iclieete situatiop, after
me ? object the aaedmetarr iof?sl
lug K to ha a aneeed July wtfehH
ed to ||?e sovereign ktat'-s ilud > ????? reprc
?e?t, IO oscrCtae tke eondAaiicsia' m
red upon tkeas, ky ??* .leiaf, ai tM?llm*# eve^jr
; ? ctcre ef (ilia no# pm?U, ami deddlaf ifpmi
?' ?
r?rth?M tuicht
ihetHate toV
riewa In raUlion fahPHlaitt
that tbet*, being fully esblbltiirf j,,
* ?t byMWMSSi
ran by the PrwtJcut,, th?r, until Imp ?mM !?
ded br ibe tolviee "I ?"MtfUl'trf lbuUrnil,,
r wonI I itaka t\o tier tocerry the m?atuie which
bed proved, ?.l9 eBect. Mo?t willingiy
eld the etfcomlltee iMmkin
nmounoin^Miiy mMm u,m,i o,U
If they i*>nld permit them
to Him Itodjr a dereliction nf its
he k?d pro,**cd, Into eftct. Mu*t willingly
would the com 111 Ul*e rffMnnwi'jO tMMii*
to abataie from prooounoi
Mow delate eftbjont, ~
*etr*etoprbpo?e (a th
houwdea duty, or (lie udoptfee of *ny courte.
lk?t ?i(lilif?lH tothihbmm'ltt high teepon>
eiMNty. tout. coetiuaad that I be Senate bad (be
ri/bt, ind "were UhiimI to decide 1tirtrtly, w|mhi
llwMfMiieMy ol Ul* ftew nh?it, without lim
iting (Ueir deeition to the were noetic* lion* inr.l
dentally comterted with its mm! eonvinctd iltwl
the pnijMctit??lf ?l?w?l in any ll?Ht, "? idfthly
ia?apvdi*ttU e( th*a time} the eob<niiUtce ihougnt
i( better to exhibH the?e there.v|ew* and toad*
viae IheeKpfeationof the opinion of fh*S*natein
retetkei .thereto, In.the flr*Mnatun??. Ab>tum
injr, therefore, from eny r?marV, at pre rent, ?*
to the oominaiioni to them refrrrr*!, the commit
tee recommend t? the Sonata, the adoptiuu of lite
following U'V lu l.ill ? ?' >/ I
Rr$ulrttl, Tt-at it i? not expedient, at thlatiire,
fnr the United SlMti tn wnd any MiaWtaea (e the
Coni(rc*? of Ainuiicau Netiona euemblud at Pa
name. * " .
Tie report tut J reaotot ion wereread.
THE LflTR COL. 80MERVir.LV:. *
ffaff<??>?/* Aforeh ; 88?-Th* u.uch lauientcd
death of Col. Win. C Sommerville, late Ameri
can Charge tin Affair* to Sweden, having >***"
annotiwed on tht 4*h in*t. In the National Jour
nal? Some Additional particular* ra?y In- Inlertxl
iu* to hi* nan\rrmH relation* on J friend* lit va
W&fc}*** otllu IfttataiUee^ We consent
ly rive ?klrti?uor& l?lw dated loth January,
tflSflt*i^^iu jCtsfl***' lit* -Nation'*
duett, to HvKnr A. "Somervilt*, en|. * i.rothrr
of Cut. riorocrvllle, tint who W uow abaeid on a
vi*U to the Stuto oi LimUiana.
"La Uhinuk, J*ft.i(xh, i?a?.
?Vy f)'itr Sir.?.11 I* to mo a vc*y |>hlulnl but
tacreti duty to bu amou* th? flr>t to convey the
i dire information of your having |o?t an r.Keellenl
Brother, and I a much valued friend, who, on
<ne latt moment liaa honored me with an addi
tional and ilioal procion* maik of hit afftvtton ?
Yon know that,?during our i?a*?ge and tinea our
arrival in Pr.ni??, the htailli of Mr. S*tiMrv1lle
haa ?v*r been riectuitaf,^ Howvtfr nn?iou* lit
hi* t*? fulSI hi* honor.ilntvuiiM>on, he found In in
i?lf forcibly d'?talufd in Pari*, uor could tte avtn
meat our Invitation to awall bitter (line*, in the
buiuni ol our fainily, and when hit |rity*l< Ian
yielded 10ill* iiiiportunitie*, to !"t hiui otoceeifto
(He South, every hope to hv? him had been giv
en up. An account of the lamented event ?M
be tianamittrd by the pro|K>r autherltfra. t fliall
confine iuy*ell to bit expre.-eed Intention to en
ttiitt u?, a| La Grange, with the care v* l*fi> mor
tal remain*; the affecting with had been uia re
r.ont Intervlow, meulioued \. itli a ino-t friendly
?arite*tne**?it wm repented to l>xtor l.uc <? on
tbe vary day of Ilia death?am.d.?l the d.-?-n fuel
ing* of affliction, no time wat loft, and while iuy
?tin remained here to watch t>v?r the preciou*
charge, I iMHrntd to consult with tbe Mini*ter
mid ether officer* ol the tluitud Hate*, in 1'nrl*.
on the method, by wlfich duly. rc?p*ct, att<l af
lection toward* lifm mi<lit bt ii bo grttiled.
The re*pec?d remain* which bud been depo
?ited iu my ltou*<*, wai trout tln-r?< arennflKiolud
l?y the Consul, Mr. B*rntl, nod Mr. Ilawley, of
New York, by tbe Mayor of ibU Cooueoiu. *?v
erwl Invited neighbor*, n mutriiiug .:oncour?e of
|teopto? and IkMIi of u*. to a jjruve ntxl to Unit
where lie* my ?on*? daughter.
An I now, my dear ?ir, it rcmalm for inn tu
apologise fur tbose detail*, which, fainlul n? tliey
ere. it hat appeared noct'?tary tu lay before you
and other members of tbe family. Shou'd any
thing heva been wanting unintentionally in our
performance, with the advice of the American
public officer* b?re, at what wo huve thought
moit eonirwtnt to yonf lamented brother** aud
your own view* at lea?tltl?err hw* been no dt<fl<
clency In oar feeling* ?"d in our **gernc*<, on the
deplorable occatioti, to do for the Left;
Be pleated to accept the eOrctiooate c<>i?lnlanr?
and high regard, of two 'i^'Miiutbitiiig friend*,
my ?on aotl uiy?cif, to wbum, my wboll faintly
beg to In* joined. LAFAYETTE.
To flwii SoMkRV|i.l?, e*q. Ballinv,r<.
(TJ'The Auguita Cb^MituiionaiUt notice* tho
eppointment of Mr. ll?>r>? to (It* Senate, from
tht* Mate, in the following Matterhig oiati.tert
.Although the api>hinta*nt of Judge Smith lo
Ihe Senate of the United State*, would, have re*
fleeted honor upon the character of riouth-Ceru*
.line, the Kveeetive of that Slate has made an ex*
cedent selection In WUIIam Harper?a gentleman
in whom are united amenity of manncia with the
hlKh?<*t aleteb-a! attainment*, depth of legal learn
ing with very general information Mr. Harper i*
a graduate of lite South Carolina College, and we
believe a native of one of the We?t India I?laud*.
lie tell South Carolina followed l>y the regret*
and eflrctlon of hi* frfcndi, tome rem* tim e for
Minonn, where he wa* ?*on pla?-ei at the hekd of
the Chancery Bench Hi* great merit* meet ibetr
ju?t reward in thi* high honor which the Oo.cru
or offi r* lo bi* eoceptaoee.
(JtiHttMHlrt?Th" ree*nt iti?cut?ion of lb? 1*4.
iwmqHMilon nod tha alhtiloiK to thb particular
tint* by Mr.. RtflkMpIt, Indocaa u? to eomlanw
from an Kn*ll?b |>?-rb><l.c*l lh\ lato.t inforuiattn%
raapactlnn Ihii oaw Mhnbll*,
iiavtewMln, lb* ?*pititl, tt tha fourth city which
h*? born* tl?? mmr. Tha (IrU wh tba r*>Mne?
?vf th# king* of lh? Karhiquah ? ami !?*? *> antira
ly rfltapprarad that tha HpanWh hiatorian* ura ?t*lf
itlWN Mloilwipttl wMalt?iiil*d. Th*??cotiJ
nn<l third e?|Ha wrrm both ilnlrojrtii by aailh
qtnkb aod tha. fourth or prtHiit Onufamala wa?
rtf4lf4tntTTI<R th?i of Ma?n ?. It rn>
joy* a benignant climate to that throughout tha
ya.?r wollan or *tlk ttulft may ha worn imlUcri
mioatlT- ll eontnbu wwrtt mafniAaent ?-huivb
aa and a Well built univardly, where law, tbaoln
iy, madieinr, mathaniatie* an J natural Imtory are
taught. II |K?M>??a* l*?bl?a an anadamy oflna
art*, and its population, by lit* lu(MUtU), excaad
rJ 40400. .
Tha/jovarnmant U in tha hand of tit* general
Comir*Hi eompoMd o( |r, repravantiitlvea, ami tba
ftartate,c?x>?l?tioftoftmm?mbart In |tfM?lara
rjr w?? abohahad ami a rat* of indemnity a?tab>
|*h*d to tit* owikn *4 (lava#. Tan ttbooh ara
In ha jiwiri lit tba rhjr of OtMtamala ab?n* In
whrfbnaarly 700 younj m?Vt m edu^at*^ ami
I ha government hatre recently MAI |.? tha lfoK??l
StnU# b? procura a prdfWeaor rnpahl??>f imrtiilu
?bm tba >y item ufl*l*?l ln*tn?<lt<n>. With their
f'.inwr iaefteient meanatbey #?ra analded 10 ob
tain IrnM thaW all*** ?t**? many a rtkl'llon *nn*:
ally. Cnmpnalaa baVa Mt fo?a?ad in London
a*U In tba U iltod ftUta?~to the*a mine*, ami
U m lh?V tfca quantity will ba hhkH la*
eranaed. Tbaf#v?bt??r??Jerthapra?aal eoomrfrf
leal a'dn?lni?trwtion ainoufifc to half a millon and
? 4
Th? numerous engagements of tho aub
seriber, b?ve him from giving
that ?ndi^^*ntto*tion to this paper,
wbii-h.the.generous nod liberal patronise
<of hi* friend*, nnd I bo public are eot it led to.
On this account ?r u ibis only, ho intend#
to Kithilrn# from the Telescope. Ar^
rnn*cmehts Iimvo b?oo made with CiiAnrt*
A Hum.ard K*q. Who with Mr. ,D K.
Swtcitt, in foturo will cooduct tho mum,
nnd who will ho nble to givo to if their un
divided attention^ /In withdrawing, (be
ttttwribor tender* hie sincere (hunk* to
hi* follow ritlj M*#, whose kindness andsop
,p?it he willremember with gratitude t and*
at the sumo time. rocofrmcnd* hit jujcccs
?or* to their ceodour, friun<Ubip and pro
lection. *%'. O ?
?t- > v JAMES A. BLACK.
' '? - 4. .1* -- ?* ^ ,
t **ir
tu lo-itnySpapeMbe r*ad?r w\\\ trt> th* Schauta
of >?io "OrtimiMiliar* Utttr* ?/S*uth Ceuvtina>"
to I* drawn on the 17th M?y.
? ? if .,v 'Ji
An alection wiih?M)'on Monday hh> lh?t."
for luMwtiiit iw.W)ir(hii *A ?ha town of Co>
Iuinl>U. l*or tli? snsulnvyMr, tvb?oth? following
!??? hifrbiltnl. W. F. Oa 1
??u??ur-. tt'vrdtimr jmnw iljiitwnchti TbooMM
CurnpWt, JU-lah Tlio.n*. T. WillWon,
John A. CrHwfoH *nd S*muH lVrciral. The
Board Italojr qiwIMWI "??' ^nraf.tiud oo Friday
la??. wrnt into an ?l#C<lon for n Mnrthil, Clerk.
am! Captain of QthtrMi whan lli" f'blowing j?n
llcuifn wm? nlHtMli J\tmri-\nt, W. C llnrrbna
C"pt. a/ Guar J, M. C. Shaffi-r Citric, 0. Har
W?, Jr.
IllHD.-On the ltth'iiut. near State?t>org at
" Maiden," the refldence of hi? father, Wilio*
Watik*, K*q. ag?d 93 year*.
Wf daily tee limn boWMl down with the wriibl
of tolling year*. who** ?lltr ered look* h. ?peok a
veneruMe age; who*# lump of tiff hum* dimly in
the ?.>ckit; o.?r) it* tt ?hed? It* 1 ?tt feeMe
while wo lum?nt that tlieeythe of death, and that
'circling thiie hit tulmn him awey, wo are teti*-.
fiod thnt " hia ?:<>ur*e ofl.fr It run," and arr .-om
forted with th?i h?pe, that hu ioug woitdly trial*,
hare met their reward in heaven.
Bui whan pVomftlnt youth who bad tearce
ripened into mi|nHt?M4 >hik* into the tomb, when
euiu? Jh-t colrcinC (he Arid of *cienco bad given
bright oinn ? of future u*?folnc**, and wh*n
laudable ambition ^e* cli< rlthing in embryo it*
liuid liop*? of di(iinntt>>n, th? mind pau?r* to re
flect uii the uneertimty of life. and the moral
let*m which tnch hu event affordi.
Th?-*n r<;f*rii?n* are naturally enif;*e*ie.| h?
the death of Aim whom we now ?h jdore- -hy ?!?*?
heavy 'icreii verut'H which a lerjf and af.'eciiaiMte
family have vi-iniiml-liy the n-mciiiWiinct ot
hi* werth a;ij die tbtitm wIik Ii jucic'y feet* in it*
?irii*.
| The |??tro luilrc of virtue* which nd-un'd the
nlwailuriil mu frit-ud.niid. tin. principle of eon
dad which governed him in Id* Utercuitra* with
widely, eiul<-nr<d him t?# Ida rtrclut^, and they
lamented over lii??.tirly *nvu with ?inc? ri?y ?>l
feeling, which heapntui filtfatwiit recollection* nf.
li)?nnUumithedllfe. ..
?I* had jnrt r.^m.nrnc?vt ptbfwciwt of the
law with arlur i?.d itcrtcvrrniine, mid the atronjf
indication* w'lieb be tave of a rapidly improving
mind, thitt dWli-Mi him lo literary eiuinmioe.
cheered and ro.olorici 'hi* declining yenrt o|
parental affnntion. mrl 'lXcMrd the Ttopet and
glmlduucd tljg li-nrt* of hia relative* and friend*
Nor wm lio amid hi* legal rraturchc* unmind.
ful of the reverence dur lo bit maker. ?.fJi?.lm
?>ret*ioaa ef religion were uiMommoit for youth*
imjh jrm the itnc.juiv :al teatimony in which he
r.ive nf having read aed tought for comfort in
holy doctriuct, an I Moh hia etrong conviction ?!
" having received *>tiH? token* of iIhi dlriue
favor," that While hia friend* will long deplore
the lot* of on* to full of pniiuitei (<ut off ere in
tellect had reaped the Imrv tt of lit toil*) they
arc afforded a tolace to their torr.iwt end ?
ttrrngth to tiieir h^x-i, tlmt ha || enjoying
hvtrtn't blit*, more permanent and puro than the
richctl hurvett which tlii* world can fclve.
Oaparted till* tran?'<tory lifo on the 9(Hh inM.at
his rctidcnce in, Newberry diatrict, Mr. Walt**
GootottAff, Id tha YMh year of hit ago.
Enlom on the death of frtendt and relation*
ara an frequently haode<l to the pahlie, that w?
scarcely n ad one without a loitg p*ne<er!c on
the Worili and Vlrtuea <>f tho deceated. Tut when
? dearly Itolntred relative or fHool it taken
from anwiAg in, wrieel it a I'yit trilmio of affec
tion to Mi memory to make a few rtmitrk*.
Mr.Ooodinan wat annj.ve of Ireland, hut for
the la?t fortyl^J Jean a citbien of tha United
fltatat, and it I* enough to tay, none ever pat?ad
through life or floUhed hi* mollat'eareer with a
more unMeml'heJ t.hara?-ter He had been tome
montht con|n*d t<> lii? room with an aathmatio
and droptiral eomplaiiit. the latter ae ItHng in hit
elicit rautid him to rn'/n hi* ><iul to hliri who
gave it. In the Orm eonfldeuee and nteekue* of
one that 1ru?tetli InhUre lecmrfr.
CC7" We are authoritcd to Mate that
Col WIM.I IM MTttKldllT will U a molMnt*
fnt th* i>Ar* of Shrriir of Fair A?I<1 JUtritl, ?l th*
Altril 11 'K ? Jib. 7
! ? ' ptmi J
COTILLION PARTY.
TIIE BaUerltor f(fully iaforou tit* L?
diet iimI Qciitleiurn <?( f'->IHn?bU that th*
Fiirtf that wm un*woi<hl?ly |?n?tp6tt?i| on tit*
ftQth V^t month* will uk? |?l'tcoJMttt Thnrolajr
?venntj, th* I8U? intlani, m Dr. SirfujiJlopL.
Afrit IK \
General Orders,
Columbia, 8fA April, 1820.
IT b oftrnd that M?J ti?-ornil?W4litl,<yN??t,
and Brett****, In lh* enwt**4ihrf?prlrtjr, r*?
vio* th* f*tlm#rrt* of ih?>ir rt-*p?ctiv* divWW>n?,
?t t?ch Um** oti plitMi *< ttoy m?y r*?p**tlv?ly
mm a' .
i
Hgfdw i/lhe C?mrMn Ur in ChUf,
? - w.cvpRBrroN
Arrit*.
Monday th* 34 imtant, *l?r?Mr Ihr Mar
V/ k*< ho**, ahemt tho llm* at tho MmtUTi
4*1*,* I*lr ?4 Si I r or iftn*nt?<l 9MCCTA( I.FS;
kUm Th* ffniWr *Htt eoofrr ? (*>
iht?i to
'?VT? , c *A*WLU>H.
MMftt '? . fl w
Sheriff '. Bale.
om irun or nrti r*cua
ffirfNr&SsS
*Wo. 1. Tin HOUSE ud LOT,
wheretha dcfeadaet Brae. oootalnlnf half a* mi
?m ar Ism, adjoining /Har Pwiwrrt ?.
ssjWwii.," .^nE&s'1*>e# *
MoMff !!? vVinRfi wfi IHiV MtHlOipn.
N*'JI. 217 ActmoT LAND, more
dr. lata, on the Coa(MM riv#, atyrieiag (wtw?n
eerrered) land. granted ?? Mery Ceihe^aa Salt-1
ten. Wrt. iim, Allen Addtton, e-? Alexander
iMWMHy for Kphratm Mitch
ell, and etUlkM OB Iha l?W grounde of tbe Codm>
ma riven ettha ealt of Join Me rebel I ve. Ann
WeMott, adm'rft. of Jaaw. Waeooett.
Bold el the riek of the fcrmarpurcbn?er.
Jlo. a. OnrMofi tract of LAND,
' ^ - ? which u ?
Ml, bound*
?od E. by
'i'tte--O? half of u 164) acrn trect of LAND.
mart or UUa, hounded on til aide, b/ M*rthsli
end Edmund*' fwnd
At? The helf of one oilier tract, containing
MO acme, aett or lee., bounded VV. and N. by
MarihaNlUMlKdiuuod*. E. end N.by ifcui 'i. end
Jainae PaUereon: at the ealt of Wat. Hal), tri.
JtohertflaieMN*
Alto -'Che above etatfel property at tba eoit of
M Marshall, ve. John Marthall.
.*/???Theea?c* property at tbe euH of Robert
Latte, John Mer?lull.
Aim-'Tha eemi property at the suit of John
Black, v.. John Marshall.
No. 4. One lot of Land in tha town
of Columbia, known In the plau of aid town, by
No. 87, containing half an aere, more or leu, on
Divine etrerti at the Milt of John M. Creyen, v..
Jamr. Qondwyn.
>fte--One lot of LAND In the town of Colum
hk, known In the plen of .aid town, by No. 88,
containing half in eoro, mora or lee., on Divine
?tre*t: at the >ult of John M. Creyon, re. Jeiue*
Ooodwyn.
No. 6. 2C8 Acres or LAND, more
or l?u, wlwn th? defendant liver, on the mnln
fwnl from Columbia to Winnibofough, adjoining
IiimIi taloning Iw J?mn 8. Gul^pinl: at tlie tail
Jitlm U Oul{(niiril, ?i. MnUlovfr.
No. 7.. 168 Arret or LAND, more
or litii, by CfHii Wil'lnm*, Al>rabam
SSheiperd'* Imiid: at tilt suit of VVil!Un) Imtuf, .%?
UtnrKK Finch.
No. 8. The HOUSE and LOT on
lb* corner of Bull and + itneia, in the
town of Columbia, containing one acre; more or
|e?i. at the wit of llir Adm'r. and Adm'r i. of Z.
Phillipp*, ve. John It. Ho* *11.
Alto. the tame property at tho mil of Selin&
Wnrirtg, vi John II llowell.
Yen per c?Mit will Ihi demanded of Ihe pnnha
*r of J. II. lloMtll'i property, at the ?uit oi
Selena Waring.
No. The HOUSE and LOT
wber* the defendant live*, on W ailiinKton Ureet,
ennt?lniujc half en acre, ov>re or Us*, Itouuded on
iht? W. l>y J.iik * W'oruer'i lo?j on tho K. I.v Mn
llfrtdrii ? lot; on the ft by th? lot belijiiaing to
tho t hurch, ami on thn N. by aaid
?treet ?t tn* >ull of John Snoadcr,vi. Thome* U
.Wmle
Alto, thr nmf property at tbi *uit of John Black,
v*. Tho* ||. Wa-Je.
Ilia Mm* properly at the iuit of Jolm
Bl*ck, v?.1>"* II. Watte
Alto, the Mine proiwrty at the rail oftbe adoi'r.
en?laduiVx,ot? Z. Phillifpe, v?. Tho?. 0. U'o.l<;,
No. 13. TheHOUSE and LOT, con.
tabling one quarter of an acre, more or |*w, where
the defendant nowlive*,adjoining Col. Devi^Mv
art on one ikle and It fc RiiMell on the other ei?/?:
at the fult of D. Kwart, admVwf George lletron,1
dec.'**. I;. Belcher.
T!,e nntc property at ihe aait of the Mune plain'
tltt$, ya. P. Brtcfirr ....
.Vto, the note property, at Ihe tuit of R. Bolan,
vi. P. Belcher.
Alto, the aairie property jit the aoitof II. Ewart,
adm'r. of O/Ktrnin.Vi. P. Helehti^.
Alt*, the <nme ptoperty at the auitofT. Ripley,
edm'r, P. Murray, dee. w, P. Belcher.
ilto, ^uiie property at the <uit of John Cun
ningham, v?. r Belcher.
No. 14. One half of ft tract of
I.ASD, cantaiuing 500 acrr?, mora or leie, lying
on both ?kief of Cedar treek, bounded by l*ndi
of Hamuolnnd Jame? Patteraon, Fnd'r Mever,
and John Mirahnll: at the ?aitof C. L?fy, tudor*
tee, v*. Ybot. Kdraund*.
Alto, the ?i?me piopcrly at the iuU of F. Lykri
v*. Tho*. Kilmnndi.
Alto, the Mine 'property at Ihe iuit of Robert
Lette, v*. Th<*. Kdmuud*.
No. lft. 100 Acre* of LAND, .more or
le*a,where the defendant llvei,about one mile from
Colmnhht: et the *nit of adm'r. U adto'ri. of Z.
Phillip*, ft, Iteae llufhe*.
Alto, the mum property at the mil rtf J. Barrett,
ti, fume lloghr*.
Alto, the Mmi property at the wilt of P. Bel
cher. vi. bone lliubet.
Alto. tbeaerneoroperty at U?* t'llt of J- Berratt
Co. w. Iiaec If ugae*.
No. 18. The HOUSE and LOT, con.
lainlng ati feet front and BWl fuel dt-p, niore or
)?*?. where the defendant live*, adjoining Will}*
White on the weit, the defendant ? othei lot oil
the eait, an IC. Berry on the north.
-AtAo
No. 19. 600 Acr?? of LAND, more'
or tew, lying on Kennedy'* creek, being the up
per pert of Peanon'* U'ge ?urvey (tee plat) at
the ault of John M. Creyen, ve. Jamea Doogla**.
No. 20. 300 Acre* of LAND, more
iw lew, in the fork of the Congaree end Watrree
river*. founded by land* of ttiehard Brenham,
Jno. W. Btwrgeon end Rolwrt Carter: at the tuit
ofOttt. llenneMy. v# lot. P?rrl?.
Aim, the *aiae nrojwrty et th* iuit of John
Black, v?. Joteph Perrm. ,
Alto, the *etut property at the salt of John U.
Brown, vi Jo*e|ih PerHn, Chrii'n. Pelria.
No. %2, 360 Aero* of LAtfD, more
nr lea*, on BnSWIoe Spring wetcn of the Watere*
river, Iwmnded on ell *|de? by yaetMl lead, a* ap
pear* by a plat annased to the originel great,
granted to Zacheiiah Ktrklandi at the Nit^W
(N>ree|?M??ry,Vi. Thomai Parrott, ten.
No. 38. 1 Lot Saddle*, Bridhit, and
tleraenu at the mH of 1, II. Edaoadaoa, tn.
Tho*. Maxwell.
The am* property at the ialtaf BIMia Hobert,
vi Thoa. MatweU.
Ifo. 34.Two Negroe* namely, tfen
Mr,and Mar^iil the l#t ef D. 4 J. Bfrart,
bat the i
: at the i
v*.
Alt*, *eme |?roperty: at the *o(t ef John Clover,
Ho'lr SU^c^oe* vh: Sam, W
wia, Haaf, itfdp, faekead Sterling! at the aepa*
V . w. a
MMriTaOftcr, April II,
Look at this! Ten
DoUars/or thuki Dolt
TlektUaad Short* forftt B.D,
Book* ft tor#
OUAJ^D MILITARY LOTTSBT.
or soCTJf-CMoun*. -7J
nliffUN- ? V |
2> rfftM* ?'?iike dig0/ d#Mwi? 9mm m - 5
4 V . y * V* ^ j.'V ^ ^
s And flniihod ia ? F?vr MlnuUi.
? ?? ? /?ra|
J. 0. Taxes k a. NumrRC, manaqers.
? * ? ~ ^ - ? , / , .4
fOAo. fetftfyly Pifm*t*lb9- j
, ? 8ELMKG SCHEUkJ^'
1 nusK oF f 11^006 if wan do
? ? ? V'. .".f/MOU
a i-, 1400b _..
? WlOk .1/
4 ? HO ? nUo tX>L
|= l-M&a
?joontRft*. > scieo t?:'hri
IftjMO BLANKS. fticlm. J 54,HtODOl?tAHfJ -
Ortler*. if >dtln?id to |. D. F. (poet p?H)'
will Im promptly ?tt?n Jftd (?. '
ITM/? Tick*/*, . . ft 00
?lliy. t. . r.i ?o
I- Qunritrt, - ... ?tBa .Jj
PurcoU of 7V? Tirkrtt, (mmilH to ,Jr?W
f 10 tO ??) Mf b* hod far f30| thwohy M*?
, clnc lh? pHa* lo 119 00 VltR *> MBJT ckwtM
for tho Capital Frit*.
8ltari>?of ymrc^t* in proportion. . 4
CtlMllfc, April 7, 1080.
. For Sale, " J
f{A BARRELS flton. I.lmo,
tl\f ?(?* Barrel* Forh.
Apply (0 -
COTCIIETT It M'lVRR.
April II. 10 B /m
-For Sale,
oi. CREYOX'8 Ur*? brick S<oi*?.
Vv with commodious dsrellinjr apart
mil, kl Ike fi>mcr ?>f Richirtltw wJ W?Ibu?
tracts. A |inly to
J ORF.OO
April II. IA ?.
To Hire,
NEQRO BOY, nbotn 14 or 15 years otif?, en
?tc?llrni Iiwum *#nmnt end of good eltarar. ?
Apply at this Office.
All Persons
Indebted to Rr.Kc.Mtfm Toirtii are Informal
ihm itamrrtfutri payment mat* l*? mid* to
the sul??crib?r, who ?Iom u authorised Uj receive
the tame. ?
' W. A WOODWARD! A-itn*'. \
Columbia, April 4th, IB.'A IA 8
Under Decrcu in Chmnwry.
Hffnrtut of m Dtrrtt qflht Caarf e/ Chmnctrw, tn
he tat* of Mrt. Cethtrint l+ga** M*
C. f.ognn and olk*t?.
WIU be told at EdffirM C. fl on MOV
DAT the ftrst of May oeit,ell that
lion or tract of Law) containing 604 lerta sitnato
In Edgefield district, on I he hranflhes of Loic creek
ao^lWkey mrk, hutting and Haaadlng north
wr?t aad ><Mlh neat by lands of Thomas C< tlon
and Powel'a. lend, tooth ea?t bir lands of Isaac
I>**?n?, north east by unknown land. t
Conditions cash?ruMbaset to pay for titles. "J
April II.
AULACtli fORD, o ?. e.o.
IA i
Stop the Runaway.
R.\N\WAY towth? wri?ft
bww Sunday fb#3ri Intt.anri
gro tirl named FHII'LIS: III
or JO fter? of urn afoot 4
fbrtS wr ? Inch** hUh, chunky
mad*; ? yry brijmt mulatto
to much ?v" (??
ken for ? wmti? tlrli aomawhaf
freckled, prominent check l?one?(?t??H heir, and
inclined to l? brown: evppotftd to beenth+d ??*T
?bjr mar villain lurking whhln the neighborhood.
A reward of #80 will lie given for tho appce.
hrn>l'.ii o( the n?gro?hd ilurf, or |W ftlM 4
liven of tl>e negro to the ?ub*erih?r redding
the Rid**, or if lodge J In any jail *o that afct no
be obtainod.- ?
' METER, I.AM1CI!*.
Edffeftali, April S,IS2d. 1# 9k.
? m ?? i mm 4m < ? ? 11
? Dying.
THE 8ob?erlb?r re*p???tJpllV Infbraac the In
habit *ot? of Colombia end Ma vicinity, that
he h?? removed u few doon below the State
Oasatto Printing Office, where l>e Intends earrylnr:
on tha Jx.va Ixi^nata LadJ**' and Oentlemen't
Anparel Cleaned and Dyed In the beet manner?
Merino Bh?wU Cleaned wllhonl Injarimfthnbor
der--Leghorn fteta Dy?d end Dramd tolonk like
Aw; All roeotfy work will be thankfnlly ref
celved,and |>tincio?1!y attended to.
S? ^IARl)?l8^<
P.fl. MerehnnU'tfoodedvedontkeihorteat notice.
Matvh 10 tf
. >. a l' \ (tr
The Court of AppeaU
WII.L be l.cld In Cob.mMa, imewdlr?*
th* conclusion of the Spriaj C
?Met the order of the Circetta wll
reverted?the botfnew of the Senile*
Will be |m taken up?the ffmitm Oiret
the Mt*J* Circuit **it--eud tartly, the
C<rCBy order of the Coflrti
' JAMES ft. OUIG^ASD, CSerlr.
|_ T *
Consolidation.
i^et Ihle^fllew y.riwlipnk ??vre.
endetthia
To'Printers.
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