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Hamiltow (jyt,
0 b busy In ?hewing
lien manufacturer* cannct aland
competition without a large
additional protecting duty. If to why did
they begin,* or why do they continue a busi
ness ao unprofitable that it cannot succeed
without their oistoinei-s pay them d<*ible or
treble prlccs* Let them quit Jtj hut why is
the aouth lobe taxed to su|>port the frilly of
Mie north? " ANTI 'JTAKlFf-".
???r.'e^er ?.'4, havo determin
ed tMihahdnn ',i0 woollen innniifkrturc, nn
rttitmfir-,fili6trutfil u>t?ufr fr rj
'iw, mwl 1 am firmly.,Of the oplniqn that It
Hill continue to hq. *.?, (n tl\ia country, un
less a revision of the tariff, oa regards the
woollen' manufacture, laving An a duty al
most amounting to a total' prohibition, or a
reduction of thfodutV upon tlie raw material,
cither of which, I think, could not be cf'
fected at prescrtt.. \ ?
??I know you will object to the reduction
of.tho duty on the raw material, as you
wish all branches of industry to be protected
from foreign competition. But I tlilnk that
the agriculturist would be fhlly capable,
with proper management, to compde with
the foreign wool-prowcr?when we take In
to consideration the extreme low price of
his land, compared with that of the foreign
er; moreover, gfdn, in this country, is not
v orth more than half the price it is In (>rtnt
Britain?added to all this, wool Is a bulky
4'-tlc1c, ami the fVeight would be expensive
*-I think the forenamad advantages are a
Knfflclent protection against the foreign wool
grower, without the alldlllon of 30 per cent,
upon thf article, wool. Formerly 1 did flat
ter myself we could compete with the Bri
tish' mannfVicjiWer, hut I have now lost alt
hopei for, unfortunately, we have to con
tend with, say?
> ?percent.higherthsa
M?ehmHy . ?lo, da. do.
?*' at Itiil 3* In W do. do. do.
fVtir.!?y . 10 to to In favor of BritMi
goodr. v
Prcm these fact#, you will see, my dear
tdr, that, notwithstanding 33! per cent, du
ty upon the manufactured article, we cannot
l??ar ?tf> against *uch fearful od?l?. The
*^*ithorn Interest not being willing that the
duty on goods shnuld he increased, it be
comes n matter of Inqulrv, which will he
the most politic, to allow the Imputation of
ih* t^aw material, foj flaying a tnodr rat retu
rn, or drive us to qtiH the business?thereby
making It nece?*ary that ou'r tuftfily of
manufactured artlrfy thould be tmfiortedr
I think it would not require a man endowed
vrjth accond sight to discern whic h would be
?hd m^st advantageous to the country. **
1 so rvlrsrl from n *v#tl written eiiiny
oiitli'* *uii|?Ti la tli* BmIoii Cornier!
" No one will denv, I think, that labour Is
?me third cheaper in Kne.land than In this
country. If, then, the raw material and
labor, which constitute the value of the ma
nufactured article, may he obtained In Eng
land for two thirds of what they cort in this
country, what advantage or protection lnx
tbfc American over the English nmmiJVtu
T*r, tn the sale of his good* in our mat ketv*
When Congress last undertook the revision
of the tariff. It whs avowedly for the pot pone
of affording additional (irotectton to the wool
b-n manufactures of th* country. It was con
ceded hy all, that this branch of liidut.tr>'
needed mrther protection. What was done
for their yellef? Rlftht per cent war. added
to the dnty on woollen goods, and Jtf ecn per
eetitwrs added to the duty or wool! A mca
Mtre bettercalculated to fuin the manufactu
re ra of woollens could not easily have hi en
devised."
rncM mi; ctf axi.phton mfuccbv.
A5*w I'olitfcal Riddle*.? Mr. Cirimko, in
Qn explanatory address to the public, of a
nlain question put to htm by a writer in the
Mercury, oye<" the signature of Civls, * wlie
' (her he' Intended, by hla vote, to support
Juc.ksnn or Adams," says, "those *vho
know me, will not hesitate to believe me
?when I say, that I have not mnde ufi n<y
mind, that I do not Intend doing to, and
that ! tOMeeive It my duty not to do ?4."~<
? Now I no not know Mr. fJrimke, hut am
desirous to,,be let into the secret of tlmse
who do jenow htm, how they reconcile this
fiHtdfopa caution. In determining the tree
|.ertJY^. Claims of Jackson and Adams for
th<- residency, and his decided c/ilnlon of
that friend to the aouth, and to the IrUh
omii'.rants. Ilufns King. Those who know
Mr. C. cannot have forgot a celebrated tvatt
of hir..?
V Way oi r j>m| Prr?id<*nl l?r s ITisn,
" And Hiaf Kin* s?Vtvres!''
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By the Ot net *]? Putnam, capt. Baldwin,
arrived ?t Baltimore, ht 27 daft from Liver*
rxiol, paper* hhve l>eeii received four day?
later than we before pntaewed.
S/fiir '?f JYatfe?AtLeed*, Ilndderaficld,
York, Manchester wnd Pmton, under the
da>>-of 16th September, the report of the
rtate of trade was enoourageing, an obviou*
improvement having ch. furred.
Me, Canning ha* Muted for Pari*. A
visit to his friend Lord Granville (h alleged
to be one of mere pleaiurc, hut will hardly
he idle in ?uch n capital a* Paris when *n
many great political miration* are Mill uitdc
cided. The affair* of Rtrntla iitd Orcece, of
Spain and Porteal, may bp auppoaed likely tn
engage wme of hi* time, m weii a* the ho*
fti'illty of hi* noble friend'* tabu , or the care*
e?* gotaip of a pat-Ulan tolrrr.
Tlio arrangement* are nearly completed
for the commencement of a tunnel through
which the Liverpool rail-road ia to enter the
town. .
A correspondence of rather an extraordi
nary kind ha* taken place between Mr. Hu*
kinon and the secretary of the Bolton mami
cturrra relative to the eMuhliaament ef a
intmum ami equalization in the wage* of
their workmen.
The l>ank of Mc**r*. Dob am and Son,
Hudderafteld, commenced the payment of
their An* dividend of 5*. iu the pound on the
15th ult.
There had been a severe ?torm off Liver
pool and several veaaela were l?*t.
I There had been a meeting at Pieat o#to
lake into cmtkleratlon the object ??f the late
?election, and deviae mean* to ?et it n*lde.
isss&ntfcfci
wosouo-third great* 1
? former die.
.bt\ihe irth imtomlwd
from Bolton to F&dey Rank* 1
to luppilNft ? mob| wlilch hud grown out of ]
Um red?k Hon of thewages at the cotton fcc
wry of the Measrs. JuuvV?thc ihob dinner-,
aed on the appearance of the military, .
Mr. it G. Wakefield, who abduced Mlsa,
Turner, ie one of the gayest loungers in Ke
gmt-strcct, Londort. 1
One failure wa? announced yesterday at i
the foreign stock market, in consequence of
tlie rapid advance in Mexican stock, of which
the defaulter, whose name is Smith, bad
been, what is technically tarmed, a btar.
fl?-s difference is nrf* extensive. ' .
Sir John Cbpfely had been aworn in as mas
ter of the rolls.
AnAne other on-rfHa of the dav It is stated
that Lord Chief Huron Alexander will be
appointed deputy Speaker of the House of
Lords, but not elcvaicd to the peerage. Sir
C. Wcthercll is ultimately tojtuccecd to'the
chief bamnahip. Mr. Aivdnll (thin Is a mis
print, there is no such man,) was to be ad
vanced to " the seals** in Ireland.
The Grttktr.?The expedition of the,
friends of the Greeks commanded by colonel
Hnybaud, arrived at Zantc on ttafc,first of
Auxuat, and left this place the next dxy.
'I lie news from Sntryna, dated the 6th
of August, state that they have learht, by an
extraordinary communication, that Samoa
had voloutartty submitted to the captain
Psca, to whom aix primates and a bishop
were sent as hostages.
Lord Cochrane was at Messina, where he
expected the steam vessels, which had not
arrived so soon as he tlionght they would.
The Kngliah committee had written to him
that they were going to purchase a steam
vessel, the Valantine, which is at London.
It will cost, when complctly equipped,
400,000 franca. The committee of Farts and
M. Kynnrd will give 250,000 francs. The
vessel will he ready to sail in ftvsday*. It U
expected that a sreond vessel Will be des
patched in a short time after.
Colonel Stanhope, to whom the duke of |
Dalbcrg deputed the power of acting on his
behalf, has written to the French committee,
that if they will appoint a French officer,
he shnll have the command of the second
vessel.?A* K. EnquUvr.
T!?? f.otid->n Tlniei of the Vih bi-pt. contain*
Ihe fulhming psr*?ni|ili.
44 A compact of great importance hasbfen
acceded toby some of the leading powers of !
Kitrope, with rrsraixl to the politics of l'ortu- J
gal and Spain. iCnghmtl eniorccs her pledge.
<1 protecting the constitutional government
of the former kingdom, and has obtained tl>c
positive assent of France to its unmolested
continuance on the conditions?required by
the court of the Tuiteric*, and rccognizid by
that of St. James's-?that no attempt shall be
made from the side of Portugal, or oi the
part of the llritWh government, tci arr.de
ratc, by active meant, the downf.dl ef the
throne which Ferdinand now diagram.
The effect of an arrangement litcc thin, what
ever may !>e its motive, will be, that Portu
guesc freedom rannul l.**e, nor can Kpanlsli
despotism gain, very sensibly l?y njuxti.po.d- I
tion whichlio foreign power interferes vyftli;
at the same time, there in in the bargain an
apparent concession by Mr. Canning to a
principle which he cannot and we presume
in not inclined to, countenance. Hussia Is
said to be at the l>oU<mi of the negotiation,
pleading the mortal peril in which legitima
cy is placed by the prospect of a constitution
being forced vi ft nrmii upon Ferdinand and
holding forth the possibility of relaxations
from the rigor of autocracy even In Hussia,
if monarchs who wish well to the interests
and fair enjoyments of society are not preci
pitated or jt>?tlcd in tlicir bonajtde schema I
of liberal concession to their )>cnplr. If ]
Nicholas l>e, an represented a prince ot
spirit and discernment, we can believe him
to be honest in these professions; but our first
feeling is, we confess, distrust of all profes
sions made by persons who will not acknowl
edge the sacred right of the people to legis
late for their own interests. 'I here is nothing
(frod knows) In the nature of de*|>otisin,
which can exclusively qualify it to be the
best judge of the institutions most calculated {
to promote (he happiness and welfare of a
nation.**
The fact* tinted la the above paragraph present
? drilling tetllniony of the inrrassln| lagvence of
lhn?e free principles on which our Institutions are f
bs?ed. Tfaay are principles so pore In ihehr origin
sad ?o rHli|j!il?iHt<l in their tendency, that they
only rr?|iilro to lx? underwUHnl lo entry with them j
the convictions of mstiklnd. IHrspot* tremble to |
behold them gainln* ground. because their natural I
r.oitne lies over |Ihi ruint of IIiom aiVdtrsry sys
tem* of government which have been erected on
crime and are cowKcratad only by folly and
wswnOsk
IHF.O.?In Fairfield dUtrlet, on ike 23rd nil
Mr*. N*kc* Picrct. wlh of Mr. Jeplkab Pick*
et, ind daeyhter of Mr. Mono, In the 8Mb jr?ir
of korage. Mn P. k*a kltNnn ckiliren. fcvf
daughter! and two toH?, to mourn Ike irrepaia
Me Tort ??f ? mother'# tendnr cum. 8k? hnd la
l>ored under Ike Influence of e eenramptlve dit
eaka for ?i* or nvm yeara Immediately preceding
liar dlMilttiltm. 9ke wa?re?pectndande?leemed
by all who Icvew bar?and wlion death, cold
dealk. Mered her In the fare, lookad up lo her
affectionate hutbaud, and Mid I die, I die, in the
arm* of my Mrlour with ? fell aauruace of a
hleM?d Immortality.
T
Company Orders,
Columbia, 4th .YovemArr, 1626.
1IIK ri>K?lnr i^rede of the HRIUMUCAN
LKill I INI'AM KY CoffliMny, fof lh? lind
Hut iir?lny in Ikii 'Month, (the I Itn Intl ) I* otdered
lo ha |*??f|Ktn?-d until tne B4 Saturday, (or Ike
19th inti.j im which day the mamhara of the
Company will attend at 10 o'clock. A. M. fur in>
?|H?r.|ion and drill (with blank cartridge* )
\ court martial tx ill l<e held on the ?aine day,
at 9 o'clock A. M for the trial of all defaulter* at
previoo* parade*."
J n. ATlTIIttn, Cartnin.
November 7 44 8
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
L IVK or -'<* Journeyman Tailor* ran ??f|
? with immediate employ by miking applica
tion to T DlCKllioVr^
Nov. 7 <+ 46 If
? ? V
JUST pnMWhed and for Mle at tbh ofllet.
Chanc* llwr i>? Oration, delivery*
oe Ike ftoth aitnl.ertafy of A^nrfeati IH'fwpee*
deece.?-Triiv 26 eepfa.
'ji
; IfttBft IJNEN WAItEHOUsfi.
-4 ? AV. 39. Jfr?rf Street, Chartaeton.
The Subscriber,
T T VVINO made arrangement* with (he motl
JLMklMwIn atiMhelwwi In IM^kriI, Wand
mm SooIImmL.1* enabled to amr Ik* above ?lr?.
eriiition of GOODS, I* all ?bok veiletlea, n low
|>j?ltorn, inf quality will be Ikoad aaemptieaa'
His tlocU coimnts of
Xidilirpilipter, Jfaftierf end common
rneiuti n ?!l \tuf.t it:,ut OH CColh 4b.
Vu/uiltire Oil Clotkf, Willi,"end without false
liottoin*.
Stool Ornm Ci/pet te'jr*,
Al.ir<i ?tidily of Canton Kl??or Malting,
A greet variety ?l Telde . Covert, coittiwiar of
ireen, blue, end acailel prlutvil lUtlh}
?due end red Dk'NMk Mneo, end plcld end
atrlped nit^rnln Cotton,
IrUlt I.lnen* ot ell deeeriidHMM, vl*: Shlrtlan,
Sheeting*, Le?vii?, Telde eud Towelling
Oiaper* end UeuMukl, black andrfxawn
Liuen, lu. Ito. *if
also:
Scotch, Rnwln, and Oermnu f.lnea*.
ANDON CONSIGNMENT,
Philadelphia. end Naw*YMfc made UiaUclU* In
?malthoeee. *' A
| The ebote QOOi>8 were^urrchaMd at eilrtche
11* low nrleee, and will ba eold al a Mnell ed\ ance
for cadi or lowh accepteueee.
* WM. BONKS
Charleston, 8. C. Out 80,188d. 44 8
New Goods.
tna %oaKi?RR w aow opbniro
(M A'o. 6, Brick Nqfigt, Columbia,J
A VCHY '?K.N Kit AL ASSOKtM KNI OK
flrttith, India, %Prtnfk apti American,
rAwcnr Aw? ?rapib,
DHYOOppS.
It ATB, 4ADLKRY, MltlTAItV TRDIMING5,
CUTLEMT, HARDWAHF., FAINTS AND
Groceries.
All of nlilch he If r^olved to full at llto low
e?t iirict-A foi 0**11, and respeetfu'ly tollciw Hie
public to call aud manilne th* attonm?-nt.
IIIKAM HUTCHINSON.
November 7 *15 4
REMOVAL."
R'
Al'Ol'STl'fl m'nUIL,
Sadler ami Hume** Maker.
KSI'l'.f'l ('DMA (rmlrri M* thank* |? thow
, hIiii hiive *?? lilwntlly encouraged him *liic?
cvt'.Miluofc lmdnc??, wml Inform* ?hem that he
ha? removed from hi* old Mend adjoining Meatt*
llnrNiNMii k \V?i?.rtrn, mm<I |mm? tikm a ?land
n few dooca. north of Mr. V.iMMi'l .Uolcl, when
he ran at all time* Im> liioncHo dbebarge orJvrain
hi* linr. |(? N?M>rttlh? puMiu that no pain* shall
lie ?pareJ on lilt p>rl In nndirMlliftcliuu, mid h?
lionet to mtrit t!ie)r Mppoil.
November 7 43 4
Clai ios^phic Society
INCORPORATE.
TIIH Anniversary Oration of this Society, v% ill
be dirlivriY.il In Ilia Cii.iprl of (fits Bo. Cla.
Coll'jre. on Mim *?iy I ho 4th of OcccinUrr Mil,
at 0 o'clock P. M by i|:t- lliiu John B.^Nram..
*1 Im Inhabitants of < olomMn and It* vicinity, are
rt-Mterifully Invited lo uiti nd
DANIELS. HENDERSON, SreVy.
November 7 4ft 4
Clariosophic Society
INCORPORATE.
IN conformity with ilia art ol inrorooration, 1'ie
annual meeting nl tld- Society, will bahtldin
the Clariosophic llall, So. Cm. College, on the
flnl Thur*d ?y afW lha tlrM .V ?d*y in December
neit. The mrinbcri arc errimnly solicited to at
tend. , ?
DtNTELS IIEMDERSOX, tor'rf.
November 7 /4ft 4
To"U$ht.
A convenient HOCSC lor a small
_ f.tmily, with a garden,end all necetsary
out Iniiltliiig*, contiguous to the humicN pari ot
the town- Apply to
T. WELLS.
November 7 4ft 4
Jotefih H. Arthur,
vs. I Bill to Cmrloac a
Daniel Morgan, and | Mortgage.
Jamet f*utlon, jr. J
IT appearing to the ntoiaction of lha ('enrols
?ioner that JnMtt Pullon.it una of the defen
dant* In tha *i>?ve cave. rruifc* hcvondlhe limiti
of Ibis Slate. It it ordered dial the said J tm*%
Palhm.jr. do appear ami plead answer or demur
to the t'omplninnnt* ?*ld I.ill, wiliiin Ihiee uionlha
from tha pntdieallon ber.-of
TIIO.MAH T. WILLISON,
C. K. R 1>.
November 4 4ft dm
Dr. (Myers
WILL pursue the prartire of hi* profession In
Colombia and it* vicinity, and may ba
toond at hi* dwelling ea-t ol the Female Acade
my or Ida nflcc over the More i>( Wallace b M'Pie.
N. H. Persons having a?oa'? l*|onglng to mf
will confer a favor liy returning tb^jNt.
Elizabeth IVVtwowen
RETURNS J*r sincere thank* for lha libaral
encouragement *lie ha* received, and notl
Sea lha MaiRber* of ihn legislature, and bar
friend* In general, Hint she continue* to keep a
HOU8K OF KNTKRTAINMKNT,
at the same place where ?he did la*t ?*?tion. And
?ha Inform* them that every attention %WI be
paid to both man and lior*e, and upon ??
a hit term* at any in tliia town
- .It?** 1 *
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JNTS made eat, can batra tnee? dona
f^Hae to D, and leaving It at the
4S If
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a id M?ihi| b aa bavr rot ?!>? oppotiu^ly
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lory, end a key adapted to tbe <|?eMion?,
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and a kev, a?al>ove.
Guldtmiih's lliiiory of Rome, imnrnvrd by
Urimiliaw, with a vocubulary, kc and
aueatlons and key, lie at above.
Tracbcrt ?emrally who have eiaaiined Mr
Orimtkavs '? IliMory ol tb? f.'nlted dlaies, andim
proved edilkm* ol UoldmnitY* KmkUuiI, Greece
and Home, liavn Klven Hu m a decided preference
to any other histories in use fe? school bonks and
| any |>erson who will ??a.aine Ihem will And about
?, liiOti errors in eai h correrledi and teachers or
dering those work* will do well to say, " Gmn
sbnw's Impnivad edition.''
An Ktymoloelcal Dietionnr) , or Anulysls of the
Kn,;li?li l^anKuage, contniniuK tbe radicals
and tieAnttions of Wnrds derived from tbe
Greek, Latin and Fiench languages, and all
the generally used leeiin?cai and pr.liie
phreses adopted from the French and La
tin. By William Oriiosliaw, author of a
History of the United btetes, F.uglMod, tu
litis second editiou is Krenily improved and
will be Tonnd a vr,y valuubie class book
for schools and acetftmlev,
Conversmlons on Natnnd Philosopby, In which
tbe elenunts of tbni sr ience are familiarly
rstained-illmtraUd ssiilt plates. Ry t|,?
author of " Consersatioua on Ciieunslry,"
kt. With considerable additions, purree
tfows and Imprttveait nts. in the body of
the* work; aporr.priete question*, and a
I|lo?saiy. By Ur Tuoinas |*. Jones, jlVu
eastir of Mectanir* in Hie Franklin InsU
tuleot the Stale of PenosyUanla
Lives of Merlon and Washington, by Wcems
With ? tenertl and esleiutve essottmrid of all
Ike school books Ugeneral use: all of which Mill
be sold on tbe most reasonable terms.
JT Teeeliers are pertlcnierly requested to e?
ne the almve school hooks
Tbe above books, together ?*hh a generates
Ifttment of school books can be had et the storu of
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throughout Ilia year.
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fMraius Decenary for Ulrtilratbm Um ilwiwin;
principle. ol I ha mJwch (aught.
HT Vgpuf Lndiee, ?bu kin ftskkad thalf
Academical atndiee, awl who art dniruw 6f at*
toiidiug to I ha curia of Laetferaa given by Um
Principal, or of receiving private '
who may wt.h to apply to Um Ol
chet, exclusive of other duliet, wilt b?
i'arlour boarders. " ;
The folio winy are the rate* of tuition ettabUlb*
ed by Ilia Duirdull'roilNii /*. 3 ? *'?
Orthography an J lUadirtg, ,
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"tiling, Arithmetic,and Grunt- > 0 /
mar, 11 ?
The abort, wiih Modern and Am " to >
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The abov?, w<lh General and Peril-*
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tition, Natural and Moral Pm? |
lotophy, Login, Belle* Let tret, |
ami the ua? <>l the G It. bet, ?
Tlie above w 1th Chemistry and Bo
??nr. w
tf Hittory, Composition, and the UM of Um
Globe*, l?ein< extruded equally to the lii*t nj4 '
terond olatret, tlm rate* of tuuloa, per qmiffer,
are the tame iu both claMet. JCT?L.
Latin, f 10 pr
French, 10
ftpanitli, 10
li.di*n, V 10 V*.
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U^vfin^ in I'cncii, (.'layout, India ) ,,?
Ink, or o.d,.r., J w
Velvet p? ml in;;, wi'li Theoretna, 10 *s
Plain ;iu I ornamental work, - 3 * , *
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Parloui |lo?rdert, per quarter, ft?
1)4* I hauler*, |nr4UKil?i, 1-4 '
ii j I'xjinenta in at|vauve.
The |iu>*iilinr advantage*, Which th* ptlpil do?
rivw. ;>.?m n re.ideoort in the family of the princi
pal* C'.ftiui in having h<>r ni.nreatnJie* under the
iiutni'.'iate <lireftu>n nfher Teaser*.ami iu tiding
l^repareil lor Arail?n?ita untie*, l>y private in?truc?'
lieu, received mi'h evening, during tho Uaya of
Iu ii<m. 'I tie I'riiH'ipwl* ItcU themaelve* rr?jHia
jiMe t? |>ar? nit nn?l guardian* for the moraia,nian
o r-, ?<uJ eX|?ettdilurM of tlioao placed l tn?alU
Ihe.r faro.
Krrui pu?t cwp^i'rnre, tl?e rriiirij-ali aro !ully
cunviitfcU ihi\I nil cn^n^eneuU, on tlin | urt r>fth?
pupil, nut innnr Ji?t?ly oowueeted with the dutiee
ot ih?* liiittiuliou, art ol aer^iuaduaUvantagr, and
IHhI aiti'li ? ujte/Aineuta, inde|Hiiid-*ntly ol tin- iu
jiuy wlurh thry comniUOieate t?? lli*> j?U ?l,
li?\e n tru U?n?y to with.'iaw her atlenr ir..in
Ai'ailf'inic Juiu ?, ami t<*dirvct hor nliii'vu>in to
ubj?i-t? foreign to tu?>M, I'or which the ww (>l ced
b? ii< aili tite c<?ro of her teacher*.
Tboyhftve,lli irolore, d<a<rniiiM!d, a* ? j.iuiirw
e*?entia| to th? roiHUatioa of the Ata<i" uy. aa
well at Um happme?i and iaprw<uivttt ot tho
Kliblar,
let. That no eaptndilare thaU be iaenrred by
the put>ll, retidenl beneaththolr rootonleM a writ
leu order to that effect be received from Um pe
rmit ?>r (fu trilian, either at tho tint* of pinning tii*
b^icMthtnelroare.orate iubeequ??t period*
lid. That Hie ex id written ord r thai I nontaia
a ?|H*i|)PMtii>n of the artirfoe to be pewliie^,
and of the aomnnt to be expended.
3d. Tlmt ?n the ahov cute, they am unwilling
to attumc nny reapomtbdity with mercltanta aou
nliiere, at it r#gardt expenditures which thf pa
rent or jurrdtun may HUnW proper to ditttt, hy n
written order addrewed to Um Prhtofpnlt,' nnlees
?he turn to be expended, t# remided, u dlo epe
<'iflo din < tinn, et to the tuet to whioh the ?atd
?um it to t?e appropriated.
1 lit flonrttniug atate of Ihit (oetitntioo, having
given rite te a report that no soft boardert tan
be received, the prineipela deom it neeeeetff to
awore the Pafrout oi the Academy, that tiM ar-gt
rantem^ntt which have been made, and the am
ple accommodation*, *hkh the h?ildlatat reoeutly
computed, afford, will euatde tbera .to raeeivo
nich at are detirout o( arvailing themaelvea of tho
?uperior advantage*, which a retklenoo in tho
Academy afford* to the Pupil.
(U* Let tor* addretead to the Principal, matt be
pott p*id.
KL1A8 MARKS, M. 1> Prineip^. \
October I, |X*6. 30?lm.
Juic/ih N. Arthur,
Vh
Daniel Morgan,
JumcM I'm tun, jr.
and
Dr. Samuel Qrrtn.
Bill to fot-clott *
Mortgage.
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IT uppearing (o the MiUfnclion of ll^eonal>
tlontr I lint Jonft ration, jr. on* of ?bov?
nHmcil drfftir?nnl?, r??lde? beyond IK? )I?W? of
thi? *Utc.. It ?< ordered |but the Mid Jam? Put
tm?. jt do apitrnr mimI ?no?cr or draw to
111* Mil, within lhr?* month* Iron
III* publication hereof. ?
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SOUTH-CAROLINA*
Union Diitr&TjjW*
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Mr Fttlr.
w h * wfiTt? rtruk down Hm forbad, ?aH
wt.il* ah h*r ?oif| no brand* or mark* vt*tbU.
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