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.. t^rud potHiyelyin the Washing*en
'paper* thM < '"mmadore Pohtk* kas thrown
up hi* romitit amni in th? American N?vyt
fl:tdtxCctallW-<,'C' command of the Mexioen
?jfavy.witn a ft|?rv and perquisite* *hlch
tni'.nut to 91,000 dollars. We regret that
*th)f>?avyo( our country has been deprived
*t kT^xuatlcuced and gallant an officer as
CommH' te P. thrygh wc must say he had
' Miffir.ltot cr.uaa for hit resignation?wt with
' bbu Wcccm."
A r r/H?tb ircso ever)' quarter of thfrUnion
are very Hutiering to tne friemls of General
Uc.kmv The?resultof many election*for
fiem!)i > h of the next Congress, l?a? clearly
proven that th? manner In which tha present
. sdmin'HOMion fot4nloprower,'ha?bf*n con
trary to the wjh of thejpeople, and that the
honest par* (>f%t community are determin
ed.** >i?e ' very exertion tobring about a dlf.
tecnt rutaof affhire in 1M0. We heartily
'.wish them success. We dp not hesitate *to
j . ser pe-4tlvely, that South-Carolina will con
*Hh*it? iter portion.
. The friends of the administration areeiw
?forcing every stratagem possible for them to
?invent to smother the +xpresion of public
, ?sr/itimrnt by the people In favor bf the Gen
eral. 1'hey say tt is entirely too soon to com
i." "rice the cynvass. We think otherwise.
It is never too soon to begin about a good
work. In the state of Rhode Island It ap
pears that the friends of the administration
have solar lout conftdcncein their pwn party
that tome leading men have a desire to retort
to the arbitrary fcyutcm of the test oath.
Wpreally fccLaorry for Rhude Island, that
?he cannot find among her citisens (of the
administration party) a man* of sufficient
talents and virtue to'discharge the duties of a
Senator without resorting to such Contempt! ?
ble means. We know but little of the state
of Rhode Inland, and would infer from the
following proportion, that her citizens do
not live, under the same general constitution
that we do.
" No man shnald he sleeted Senator \vhr> would
not ?ipn a bond. the penalty wtiiata would follow
eltrstcb fharwot sitouldl* joaiethlng More than a
P'HiKd <ti fledi" to *uppOf? that atlarieM ration."
" .In oath,an oath, I have em oath In heave.t:
Shall J fay perjury in my tout?
XX,! not far Fenttfi
i'Uhave my done/."?Shyiock.
Nenortu have bern industriously circulated
by the friendsofthe administration, ihatGnn.
Jackson had despaired of success, ?*** had
withdrawn from the contest?(hat 'n*rml
t .es were fast approsching ?e\ hitn* t<r. flee,
as a proof of the falsity of these etltl torn
reports, we lay before ?ir readers an ?xtra?:t
of a lettei1 from a relative of the genCr?l, to
a gentleman in this place, dated,
,. .?,4 N*?nvir.?.r., in, IftSA.
" A< to the talra almst Hi* #aftoral'a bad
h*Mllli, hit withdrawal from (ha ??*???, and
,0 thomawd others nt this rfamp, th*f $er only thr
inoda of Mr. MWWT warfare; a? enrrwpt and tout
?k was th* W?M of his riacllon, The Kanaraha
h*ehh t*n.a*lh?r liettsr tbaa il now Is; UMmtah
*? (* warfatif the hnpn that whether elected or
nattHswHfliv* to see tlwi people triumph over
Of Machination* of tWelr (Mil. Whether ha
ahu'l ha tha happy liiilnnnent crt staking theao
L-wehlastioos thrm**lvft? sustHary t* the dnrabtll.
. tv and hSMlitMHe of our goVerotacat, rests wiUt
p* tvlder.c.* sad tho people.'*
It seldom become* nccewuv for the edit"
6raof our public Journal# to animadvert en
the conduct of nur public men wWIe at for
eign oourts, either b tteir official or private
atoedty?they having at all times deported
tfceraselvt* with. thai becoming tepuMieaai
simplicity that they havei** only gained the
tMerm of #??*? with whom they mingled,
but have contributed largely to exalt our
country and Ha institutions far above thd rest
of the World.
We have read tome acvcre but ju?t re
mark* of the editor of the Catholic Mfs
ckllant, printed at Charleston, on the con
duct of Mr. Randolph, who is now on a vMt
of the
at aU
is
to England. Mr. R. ha* certainly fe* sight
Mlj* digu^ed:deportment which sbtmld
' actcroe one who hold* so
i the cotmcil* of cur nation.
B_I;J ? _ nL|hAt the unfortunate Ca
th?i<sof Ireland should bear all the oppr^a
aion of a profligate and debaaed govfrn
thent? orhu*Jt at this time become neceaaa
ry that an Amerton senator should cross the
atUntfe to add fMttlttrf the. many wrong* this
particular sect of people have had to bear
with? Mr, R. after having complimented
the English ministry and their institutiona
generally, waa naked by an Irish gentleman
utSat the Cut hollei if Irrludd to dmf"
to whteh Mr; It. replied, as he term* it, in
the iHliipia^j of scripture, "uiimuizte the
Qxt/mt trtadrth o m the corn." The Catho
Irfland have long since been und
01411 continue to be exerting themaelves in
bringing about a Change in their, condition
>? and And sufficient <>ppoa|iioik. at home without
the unjust and unnatural interference of
an Apnericnn senator, v ' ? t ^
C OMMUA'H'Ji HOW.
CODIFICATION.
^ Burnet's liat of the Reformation, f?\ v. 2 p.
96, am* * 1*49. There waaalsopm into tht.
Hpjjil of common* a bill for ref orming of pro
r*a* at common taw, which wa* *ent up by
the common* to the lord*, but fell through
in that hnttae. .1 have aeen a large discourse
written then uponth.it argument, in which it
was set forth that thfc law of Enj^and waa a
barbarous kind of ?tndv, and did nftt lead men
into a finer sort of learning) which otade the
C?nUK>n Uwyors to be so ignuMnt generally
of foreign in;?it? .*, and so unable to negotiate
Ottm. Therefore it whu prtyoaed that the
common and at ?tint* law ?ho*tfd be Hi imfta
tion ofthe Mom-ui law, digested intoabody
under title* and heads and put into goad
I Atin. (at th it time, nil the ptqceealitg* of
courta of liw were in Latini a* if there waa
iv t efficient mystery in the law haetf.) But
?hie was too great a design tub* *et**?<?>ein
(>?Hcd under an Want king. If it waa then
nee?**ary#it will be rendtiir acknowl
hi- much mere ?o now (1661) the v
<*,r statuKf being so much awaited <
timet bei
MR. JEFFERSON.
The officers end soldiers, together with a
unctyo* oittoction of cKisen* of the Mb
and Sthregimeritsof South Carolina militia,
consisting of Abbeville district at their regi
ments! rt views on the 18th end 20th days of
this instant, after patting in general review,
were fbrmtd in column in reverend order,
when the foHovmg preemMe end resolution *
were read by their M jor-Qeneeel,
vii unanimously idouted. The ore
waa then moved off m the followtog order:
?W. Oen.' Ware end cult} Brig. Gen.
Blocker end suit) end the regiment of
infantry, cavalry and citizen*. During
the procession minute gun* were fired by a
pieoe of ordnance.
, Preamble and Rttoluthut.?Whfreas it
become* a ftae people to cemmemorete the
virtue* end public service* of the illustrioui
dead, by proper manifestations of feeling
and reaped; end whrrea* k.haa pleased the
almighty dispoeerof all thing* iuthe course
of hia providence, toshroudTn mourning the
Amcrfcun - people by (he death of Thomae
Jefferson, the friend of liberty, the author
of the imperishable declaration of indepen
dence, and th4 benefactor of, the human
race. If ever talents the most exalted, pat
riotism, the moat pure, and services the moat
titeftil, entitle a men to be called the glory
of hbin, the ornament of humen nature,
that individual, whose venerated name has
been just pronounced, possesses the very
highest claims to that title. The dajr of his
feme was the day of his deeth, after hav
ing been employed in the services of hla
country ?>r a period of time equal *o the usu
el duration allotted to human life. Thia dis
tinguished philosopher, statesman, end phi
lanthropist descended to the tomb, leaving
for the Benefit of mankind, the exempte of
a life moat ardently devoted to the cause of
freedom, and the advancement of humen
happiness.
In testimony of our regard for hla Atone*
ry wo?the officers, meiiand citisensof the
6th and 8th regiments of South Carolina
militia do adopt the following resolutions.
1. /feachw-?That we wMcherUh his
name and endeevour to imitate his bright ex
ample.
9. Rntohvcti?That the officers do wear
crape nn the hilts of their swords un^ on
the Ifcft arm for the space of sixty days as a
mark of respect
3. Retotved?That we;will oonrur with
our fellow eitisens of the United States in
everv measure necessary to honor the memo
ry of thi* Illustrious man.
4. Ffolvtd?Thnt this preamble and re
volutions be published.
:l
To th* jLditor of the Columbia Teletcofie.
Sm.r-A paper of yours of the 8th of Au
uirc tit^H^ani the writer,?t
this day, flhds It necessary to vindicate hi*
own voteata **iHMmbernand tha legislates
itse'f from.tha charge of llliberality "in not
granting to Mr. J. B. WMtr one thousand
dollar*, for the twoJmlmings, the battle of
Eutaw and of New Orleans which he prc
tented to the State."
? It b hard to believe your correspondent!
to hive been a member of the legtslMturr, i
without sdppofing him too grossly ignorant
el the boaineat of the house. If a member,
how came he not to know, thuftthe "know
ing one*" (as he It pleased to style them) a?
well as the legislature Itselfc actcd with more
true delicacy than to propose audi a measure.
For hia Information then, Wt it now be etated.
that a resolution was introduced into the
senate, to appropriate a certain aum, as com*
pensatienfortwo other, pictures hen-after to
be executed. The Mhjecta of whk h were
deaigaated. The row! u? ion 'flowed from the
qfotitaneous liberality of gent!tm<m with
whom Mr. White nae no connexion, and
with whom he barely claims the honor of
acquaintance. Mr. white haditot the moat
remote intimation of such a meaaure' until
some days after H Was proposed. As to the
thajyeef illiberality intheleg'islat?t*itwaH
never made, insinuated or thought of by
Mr. White. On the contrary, he has al
ways expressed the very hlgnes* gratifica
tion for the delicate manner In which that
body w?re pleased to accept hia offering.?
The attention paid him he conceived, wee
the most fluttering and delicate, Snd the
honor which .was done him, far, very far. sur?
paaafd his most sanguine expectations. Mr.
WhHe therefore, cannot hut flatter himself
that the IHIheral, sordid motives laid to his
charge, were not attributed to him, at least
by a majority of the legislature: a body,
even too generous and high minded, to flatter
puhl-cly that o'yect when privately they
must contemn.
Ilavfhg painted these pictures, as his
aiftturtment that .(of Hew Orleans, several
yeare'tan) it occurred to Mf. White, that as
11 itional subjects, he eontd- Atmtter dispose
of them than by preaentfo v them to hit na
tive state, thinking it (feasible that they
might produce some immediate or remote
public benefit. Were It still to be done, he
wnuhl not hesitatefo perform the same ait
'.?v-mormw. lie unequivocally, however,
disavows the nu-tives attributed to hlm?by
your correspondent.
Mr White is a food deal surprised to hear,
(as he i? now given to understand) from your
correspondent that "the Americans are
seen retreating from the brick house " of the
Kutawj. If so, thuy must have lately be
come strangely recreant to their country's,
c-v.thc, a* hi: is roiifi?|?nt he led them most
bravel?? t* the ehttge st the point of his
pencil, when he henfne honor to command
them: sir. there is net a man of them W? the
r .treat
Any tiling like a critical defence however,
is net intended, nor any thing more, thvi
nu rely to vindicate thejnotWeeof Mr. White.
1 he bkMrea are the bfet h* pencil cAuld
worthies of tfcot (How nothing
^ m? .nmwi'i owm
Mir. White', limit
?ten. when
were tooi
r OWi oomtrraien, wh
1 dlitinfulth iKtfm?|v#ib
correspondent.
IUi ? W?H that it would
i weff did !?? (tpdynore (UliKontly the
If soTho will he
deem* to be* that
if^JBfifly-^Jifclnt. "nd which en offil-cr it
mounted, to misc.* ^argrr" (in appearance)
"thmn* ?vtn "m+rk* k*me" fa the hot
ground. VINDU'ATOlt.
Char tenon AmguU 12.
-Vr Editor.?f ?w?s somewhat atfftniehed to we
In tt?> 8fnte 0?pii of l??t wneh that the cele
brated and eradHo M pmlond* Km mad* hU
ft" rid ? ppearano* before tlie no bite I had evwrv
rem tohopotbnthe noinldfaove profited l>v th?
ftttirly ndvtoo aawtninsd h?o?y last epistle to biro.
*aiarratlv?<>rry that h? baa manifested so mulUli
a disposition, imJwh only to any again to htaa,
that he call* fttift m ftN tender sympathy.
I ahonld not bovo thought so 1little oC him had bn>
not fesorted to Men. (I mean language)
to refute my asaevf Inns. I mlorreto htm InAkk
the! I wna no elaeetaalthat I hm not en
pabfe of Iranstetlng M*u*f ore a**" 1 therefore
am roach last eepahtn dfttyosUtlng b)a votnml*
none, (Latin, 1 ManeoerVtoyly, which appeared U?t
weak. I am nn? eapnblo of Judging whether it U
even aorraet or not; hot weald Inlsr from the ve.
nancy hi the ettlclr story of Mm who selected It,
that it is subjort to material now at ton .
I'MnfSsas to hn, Vft. KdHor, frothing nwr? nor
lest then a half ndncated English scholar If my
advantage* hHVu iMitbaOfiaa ei*Mt as this Giant In
Literature, " Richland's" hare been, the fault U
not mine. My only wfcjh Is, that be," Richland,"
may reap the rewetd of hW Juvenile rtndies, en<l
shew himself-kotMMrferi^ard, what he never hn?
yotdooe, and 4 feftr neTer srtfl do, a* tirillinnt ??
Ibe sen that shloea by day and tbo star that entiles
by night '
In looking over a fen si nf old nv???v w?k? I
found thn following evptsite line*, whlr.h I lako
the liberty to dedicate to " RtcMand," he l>avin?
dealt so liberally fas mysterious languor. I hoim
he will pardon ?e for ralaraing a like compli>
went:
** Qui rt'umpH* ptrv morende,
T?ui la I tin tt*ompui;
Mirm rtgrm, * mnndui ?nm,
1m trainlatt*n setiV putwii IMi !t<iru?l m<tn
Iticiit.ian."
Willi all due deference I now ley down my
quill, In humble submission to this A,p?. nod think
it no dtegrac* to neknowtedte that hi? superior
Intellaat and teeming has loft htm manter of the
A-'lil, wh?jr# he ena in futore, ?hou1d an ualcttered
mm dare to ?>p|iose his wilt.eay In the language
of Bn.nhnsltt ''opfcn oa wy enhlr arniv," we'll
teach thrs.' serthhters better manners in future.
Fare?vrH' " Richland,'' 1 hare promised the
primer that this shall be the la?t udiAutiltlon you
Altt get from me through hie eolnntnv
Your Welt Mrlsber
pkbfmune.
Eraopur.,
AW? Yorl Aug. 4.?Thi'kri&is of grain
centiuned extremely tow oil tM continent.?
ducedaftut a temporary dfc(i upon the Gor
men markets, and that not a very important
The alteration of t^e English corn lawspro
duel
man
one.
Paris papers of the 2Ut of June, announce
that Ibrahim Pacha had moved toward* N a
poll di Romania, with 40,000 men, and. a
p*.k of iM tillery;
Some rumors began to reach Europe, that
LWium:?**?Batweeo the death of King John
and the sailing of the *e*el with intelli
gence thereof to Rio Janeiro, Sir William
A'Courthadlong and frequent conference*
wRh the Princess Regent. The object of
those conferences w<u aept secret, but the
necessity of rutalM the anxiety which pre
vails In the public intnri, hw at length drawn
ftwth an explanation from t'.ie government.
It deems, fStf-wkftcrfficHatkitof Sir WU
Itam th" council of regency sddffcuad a rev
Kctfdl but energetic note to the empetor
in Pedro. to eonvinrc him dp the vrgent
neceultu, in ord r to pre^cut disorders, of
promptly fixing his choice between the
crown of Brsail and that of Fortagal. This
serious circumstance discloses the Mai cause
oC. the reserve or hesitation manifested by
the regency In proclaiming the successor
to the throws at the death p( John VI?
! Moreover, It was not unknown that the am
' bassadorsof the powers which last year ex*
pressed most dissatisfaction with the rccog.
nition oi the American n-poWllcs, on the
part of England, would have employed tliei*
utmost effort* with the court of i|lo, Janeiro
to induce the emptftr to sn?peml%lli reaolu
tions, gain time, and end*. ?ror to.retain ike
two erftwMfc the "Junction of which again,
although It would thwart the projects of the
OaWnet of Ht. Jam**' would second the
views of the holy Alliance, and '*
of the present order of things
ror*fl decision relrfttrti to his cl
taking the erown of Portugal i
convocation of the Council of regottcy that
will put an and to the hesitation
der of an Interregnum. The
which Don Miguel will stand
Queen, upon their mevriuge, will
the ?th article of the fundstn*'
1139 ami 1641 v?The king's dwi
be queen, provided she be m itried to S-Por
tnguese lord; bat ho ah ill not tak?.the tide
of king until he has a son by the qfueeitliU
consort. When In company with the q?iten,
he shall not put the royal rrown upon' his
cruviMKucui, i,icni:a ... ?
TV Nsw-York Ot|ly A>?v?rilwr I it I
vo/sd With tke fMtueina imrrM*>oself?
24/a Jun . ..
Tbs be|WWt Sotlon ln?? Liverpool dnrlng th?
present ?*an aw?anf> to <? >??<?;"
Crlod N?t year, Mt.nm, sad is II
gs. The rio*at In tfce p*rt? at th* I
#1IfcffAii
- * 4? take pH
IN In I
?nt y..r,aod
l#NWhw^Uysef>lb&
throo-fo?*jM of what l( ?u In oKb
k Frpa (M above accoant of the
rrfooka IbM NMlMd ?| hand M
Ik* mr, it ?M ho obvlna* IM4
? aw than oqool lo-tt*
i) osport for (kt whole of Ike cur
?r ? a* k regard* ?? foiure prfoes lb*
cireamrfanoaathat *r* llkoly to Inn Oh greatest
Influence apuo the* aro the aopplle* for the io?
matador of lite yew, aad the optataae thai aaay be
entertained redacting the growing crops?On
the breeent and locator oeeasloM wo have o*<
I hroo-fourt h? of the prifiMi rate, of with tha p*?
hehteetpott* *10.000 ha<* of AmfrifM 4?sHp
llona. ft W hnwovor probable, thM the low print*
whleb prevail may fndticn ib? seor*.Wealthy
?jriitnort and Jxfcrt to bold Ur<er than their u?unI
?Cooler, and that KW lower price* may induce
mooted atan to make further pofehUee on spactt*
lotion. The c?K>?umptinit of cotton in Franca and
other pai t? nt RoropO, b oo the Irnrame, hat pro
bably not to th* d^r^o In wblrh It l< dltnlihed In
thft coanfrjr. |i cannot wo thlnb bo d.tobied, that
tharw H a capability of prodartlfrjwv* fo*o?
?ban the consumption requires ano that should Ita
fmwth coatlaoe to bo pafsootf beyond tlila uato
ral limit the prices win enotHtoS to'deelioe until
tbev bocoma lower than tbo MH of prodeotion
and espoosesof trensmtsaionto market, whleh wtN
evaatually nbeek tha Incmato, bat first In thoaa
ttmiatrla* artiiah aro theleMt Ihvorebty clreamrtan?
cmJ for lUaaltnn. la probable that the urloee
huva itow nearly ronchixi this point and If ?hey
have, it ahoold, wo think, bo flaw pntley of tha
plantar* to keep hock m muohof their laat amp at
thay ana, and to prodnne tara until temunerating
prlmi nan Ogata lie obtained; for low aa cotton
may lw thought to Iw la the Uutted Stale*, we aro
?entry to ?ay thai K atlll *oh)*et* *h* Import ?r? nf it
to ln??. It ii miifh too early In tho eeesoa for
any thing to be fetiowo in Europe a? to tha pe a
of Um frowin^ crojM, but no appreh*n*loa?
?.re entertained of lr??u.T)ei<<nny, aad whilat that
o|>inlon po vaiU wo think ihHreWfll beaonKden
our |irirw* Iteeontin? lower If auore than
?iMMiOOlo .tm.OOO bag* he tMa year imported Into
(till country from th? United State*. The en
hanced value of monry la Eu'op* and the im
paired nwonroe of the merr.liant* and m>nufaetu?
rer?,ar> nl? ? rircumitanrea which ought to have
(heir influeiicn In keepinx s>ipi>lii'* ot cu'.luu end
all othrtr article* of which in ere i* alreadjr an
eire?aof tiocjr, that tha inark?t m.\y tbu looner
?f?' richtad, and a hatter ojtportanlty ha nff irded
of n return of eorifiden-cr, vigor and actlylty.
t'ntll thr import* liecoine lr*i than the enn?ump
lion it i* not poatllde thnt there can in ihia luaiket
beany malarial iniprovomrnl in
>*??) ork Hnqmrtr
Thr liditor of the H?rtfonl C'onnectirot
Times, mukra the subjoined rem-irka on the
(thuse of the VirglnU Scnnlora, for which cer
tain adiniuihtr.ition journnla have been algiutl
iicd:
The Virginia paj?cm very properly reacnt
the infimouar.iiluniny imblraned (n the Na
tional JfHinat, of the nblu and dignified Sena
tor, Mr.Tasewflt.' it hat, s?ya the Ameri
can Siateaman, opened the'eye* of the nation
to the awful ayateni of Retraction which ha?
been rraorted to, to deceive the people, and
crash the advoratca, nf theirgtwe^^iCtom
that wan once pumncd with njunl tufcrtt,
gainst Thomaa Jefleraon.
The ntt.-ick Opon Mr. Taxewell, ha> mpt
with n different rccoptlon frotb that made on
Mr. Randolph. Ilia well known integrity,
elevated mind, and exemplary moral char
acter, render him invulnerable to the alan
derotia ahafta of hia opponents, while a too
crvdnloua ear hsfs been lent to the vile impu
tation* that have been published Against the
rctetUfk Randolph.
Ttie charge.of drunkenneaa, isonrofsuch
a nature! that if not contradicted, might in
?rationsof the country where Mr. Tasewell
is unknown, have a serious effect on hta char
acter. And it wa% we presume, to rdly his
reputation abroad, that the odious chargc of
Inehrlctv was mtute.
It ia, now over, but parte of a system that
his been puraued for some mouths, again*
the first men in the country, th'ioc whom the
people delighted to honor, previous to tho
winter of IWi. There was a period in,
(J7V8,) when a similar course was pursued,
and the proscription of every democrat th'^n,
aa it tt now, was the order of the day.. We
rextfet to perceive these thinnt; hat when
the adhereihtof theadministr UiQa aro tear
ing In piece-meal the iporal character of tho
most dtst!nrtftohed men in the pountry, h is
time that tnepenplo were o"n their guard, and
scrutinising tne mitives by which they are
influenced. ?A'ut. Intel.
The editor of the <Ha*onst Gixette, off
Philadelphia, hu received Mexican papers
up to the 4th ult. The supreme congress had
ippro;>rl*fcd 1,400,000 dAltars toward* *e
pnlring th? Castle of St. Juan de Uiua, and
tlie fortification off Vera Crtis, Cnmpeachy
and Tampic.o. President Victoria, in hfs
m?Mige to the tvongrent, staten that the ad
ministration did not conceive the expressions
in Mr. Monroe'smeasagc ofDecrmber, 1833.
to aipmtnt to a fitrdgj\ and added that Mexi
co waa able to defend herself. The Mexi
can ministers tflf the congress of Panama, had
sailed oa their important errand.
Rome sensation has been created in the
cmkat of Mcjtlco. Ky th*murdrr off a father
Marrhena, Whohitvinghired assassins to take
nf a person to whom ho bore a grudge, was
himself roblwd and assessin-tted by them, his
own revfcnge remaining unexecuted.
Caution.
?*lRSON*l ?ro f?ij|loti?ii from imdlnf to* s
noi* '?( hand (t>v?n by ?>? In Thnmm v>m<//,
or orit?r f>r on* Hundred and v ilollara, p?y.
abt* 1*1 April 1087, *< w* ara rfotrirmlnsJ not to
pay ?h? num anl??t ?'omp*Hrit )>y law
H\nhiM.oN it if vrroft.
Am <a?t 82 _ _ _________ SM ? .
SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Ahftf.oilU Uitfrirf.
Iluwry Q. W?U? and wi(? applicant* apiim*
Jaisat H and wKl V?rt? Ciftof, llarrrtl
B-iykia. and JwweWi walbar, Jobs II. Walk
er aad Far la C. Walbar, hair* anil t?praaaale?
tivfi of l^ulca Wl??a deceased defendant*,
ft appearing l<? my satisfaction that all ibe de*
JL faujafta rsaldowilboOtthis#ata.lift ?bseafoa
' d'? appear sad oty*rf to the
of tNh veal sfjNfe of Mrtt*
orerfoeatha Mtbdaynf Onto
to (ha tatis will base.
t? ?t
ijmr.
MM
?Med bv coi
and tbo Art*. T)M c
r<< <?t?w>wl to ilirf m <
roaioortoof
'MsShssffl
A atrioauf L?tf
? Mnrfrntinf tho \
pri^faJXiJSk
#?Ul M/lMt|)i
uhfft.osclttrfvooft
Partunr Iww4m.
WHttef, A
??r. . , ?*?
Tha abort, with Madera ud
?lent Qeojraphy.end Aatron.
Tha ?b?w, with Oiwrilnj P,
eular Hittory, Kht<orio,Co
tition. Natural and Moml
ltnwphf, Lofic, iaU?a 1
and the o?e of thoOlobaa, ?
tf llwtvry, ComMMtlM. and tbo ?W rf
Olobea, horn* o#eodad mwUt t*th# iMifft
?econJ olaa?ea, tha rataa of tuition, par
ara tha aante id both vlaaaca.
Latin,
French,
Spanub,
Italian,
M?ie,
Kutrnno* to the Muticai department.
Drawing io Pencil, Crayona, India I
luk, of colon, '?J
VcKot painting. wHHTh4emW,
i'latn and ornamental worfc "
[DuarJ
Do.
BOARDING
rd, par apoum, ~ W .* #150
i>. per quarter*
Parlour |l? .r.lera, par quarter! ? . 00
Day llourdare, per quaiter, tU
ii.r l'aynrut* io a lv?ucf. r .
'I'ii* peculiar adventure*, which tha pupil do?
i: vf>, iroin a r<j?ulau?a io tba fanuly of tha
pai?,co ifist to havhif he* eo#re?t*?H*uei
:m.noduta diractiou ofbar T?n?her?.aud i
l>rwpjr?'l for Acalauiie dotiea, by prirate |
ti?*i. roi-nioed each evaninar, during the t
tuition. i'lta Pr<o"ipal> hold tb?-?i?ol*ee i
rlbl# to partota and joardbn* for tha ?orgl., ?w
n'M, and expenditure* of thoaa ptncod banaafB ?
tber core.
Frowi paat ogperteoce, tb? PHmefpak nra fol
r?!"2l IttttiXKSSfAgfl
or the f.HiitniiSUvo of Mfiou* disadvantage, w
thai ???<?etuagoaKftta, iodepeodaotly of tha lo
I'iry which they ennun*?taole to tha pupil, moat
hava a teoJrwcy to wilh-lra w bar attaalka front
Academic dutioa, aud to diro*4 bar aothnetoani 4?
objeeta foroign to tboia, for wfciuh aba waa plnoofl
beneath tlia earn.'of bar toapheva.
They have, therefore,datanau?d, nan mm&*.
agential Jo tha reputation of tha no
wall a* tua bappineaa nud iinproveMMl oTtb*
adwlar, ^
tat. 1'liat oo aepwlheaa ahall W4*e*?e4 br "
tl?e pupil. r?nd?otbooaoitatholr ro??f unlaw a writ,
tan order to ih a a ffect bo received frtm tha pa
raot or guardian, either ot tbo tuno of plating tb*
pupil boucatb thair oaro, ?r at u aubwqnant poHod.
21. That tho told writton ord r ahnltaoation
n ?u0qifloation of tbo arUslaa to. bo porobaaadv
afrf of tli/aakonut to ba espandod.
91. Tl?? iu tha aboir* oavo, thoy am nnwi]
to a<?w?M auy raaponaibilKy with Mornbnnt?
olhara, a? it raipr.b ospanditnraa whiah tha
ra??t or Indian mnjr think propor to
writtan order adirawaJ to tho grinoi,^^ ^
thaautu to boaxpondad, bo rofnH *od,analaw
Rlilo diraotion. aa to.tho i
*u>n i* to ba approprialfi)*'
Tha luatifhiui atatn of tb>? loatUuiiou, hnvtaf
{loan nan- to n report that no umhto boonbraipit
a r#?*iva.i, tbo priueipala doaaa it nmiaayfh
auuro tbo P-trom ol tha Aandooay* thot ikanr<4
rat>KoaaonU wbirb b?vo bOaa Mnda. and tho aaK
pk aeooinmodotioaa,* wbkh tha hoikling Wfci*. J
will annblo thart to ratMW mcb aa afO dmlwHw
ofaTaiting thaaaaahra* ofthoattporloradvantafaa..
whlah n ratldaoca in tfcty' Aeadamy affor.U tolVPC^
pupil. "?-<*
IjT Lottora vldrawad to tha PrinolpnVaWM bo. .
EL!43 MARKS, M. D Prhi*>nf,
July ?S, tKirt. ? ' ^
- ;? "W T" " T
To Rdikt
TIHR it?Mivl oounting room whjah tho tub- .
| Mirlhar at Mint oeklkHwi In tba all ,
BRICK RAMUS, wMh a *00* wttir, owl ofood
back H?r?. Aim tha l?|?tKr part of tho bouM
v? *
porta totofl; atfto a ?nro iwM door to M?*r*. P#r
U (lo. OMftiiu (o Hwri C fc ?. Brooib,
twawty hf nWty | ararbmim iwatttf bf
l??r?y, wtth foor rooma oboto with o t?ro
brink kiMwi. I'uMtflow ?m b? givao bfrtbo
ft?t of October, and iooi?#f If r*i>|?lrrd 1W*
MibMriUrukf.tt.Ui
iltot ?r? lodebud
count (iravluu to
IImjJ mutl aoMM ft
OUobor wtt, or thojr wltf A<xl tH?n la tholionda
of at attorney (of cuBootfoit, wttlwit rerpoM to
rfwiNiee.
WT*m vn>i|?r R ipijwnrw *?v
imalbodof fofonawfMlt tboao
to Mia by bood or book M
o (bo l?t of 1<?oo?t |ft4 tUtt.
(?M*I a oil Mftto hy tbt.M o#
> tboy wttf Aixl (H?im l? thoboo^k
Colombia, Tana fi, !(?!*.
ftSSt^P:
All Porwms
ARF. Kofby F?rwi>?HHN?fn trading for <
ffWoo by MO In noo ??
ab *o? lb- ?"?*!
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