Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, April 19, 1827, Image 3
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1?.
r?Bi ^
On Frklay*dlghl last*, about 13 o'clock,
the cltisena of this plac^ mmre alarmed by
the c^pTftie. 1*w? thedweliiog huuse
?T MiV which wis entirely
joufcu^cd. wW* much valuable furniture and
* JUthlng vii Insured* and the losses mis*
*b?dby Mr. Park* Is estimated it about
twelve thousand dolUr*. the fire b sup.
"yoeediohave originated from * sp.irk from
the chimney alighting on the roqf. The
?re bad made considerable progress before
It was discor<rcd, and that wsabyvth? hmi
lp wbo had fcitfrcd to res?, and who were
*wakc?ed to a sense cf their danger by the |
tracking of the flanges, a This casualty has
Allen upon a most hfmeft a44 ttdustr^i
eKtsenjone that Jhb?.j?cv^ eat the bread. <tf
Mlenesa or spcedlhrtfl upon the Misfortunes
ef others.' We sincerely sympsth.se with
Mr. Pa**/ and tru?t that the public will
i li? his welfare..
ty to ilie communication
ilatc Are, in hojice that it may
i a goo^kffect, and thui in future, there
aawy.frpno causa of complaint, either against
the Engine Companies, or the Town Guard.
Doubtless both might ta- better organix>'<l aiul
disciplined J im) it U'flesirnble. For although
tflu wtyl be food, nod the means fully' ade
quate, withodteyatcm and skill hut little good
cmn M accomplished, nod thn? iathe Chief
enua%j^??mplaiJit. |tt*nbc remedied and
ttleia be hoped it will. * *'
Tb? National 'inttlHgmcer has thought
ftt to exult in having discovered the deepilcs
eigne of rt^e Columbia TV/roro/tft., vThy
heve at length found out our,plM? to sot up
Ma. Voir Bum n aster the term of OetwJ
JxcisQH ehall have expired! ' Oht of?n
ot?"oef Morrihlr! Dreadful! Such a dctp
fcid plot of consummate and corticated
wickedrihas eras'never before developed to
On ahtoabhed world! ' Who can"bow douht
that the Editors of ? hi Rational Intelfjgcfi
cer are entitled to be considered the sav tours
Of their country f ? Oh fortunate succession
ef.iky-milky Gales fit. Seaton, to silky-milky
6in.it* of silky milky memory, never'tl .be'
ft?t$ottent> f ?? ? ???
? ho/am mr cokmu/c Hatnnml
aeriou^ w'it .kurp'risingt 'that
me* whokste been ? playing* fast and lorec.
Im* almost these twenty jrcara-kwlto have
just fcejptured th the edge of a political tipbH
km' without daring to pafs> .jy-ffep ilwVfc
fccflOtir tl>t ww?%gentkwHi?>ly-'yor.d humour
witt'all sides and- all opinions?who have
hocft on tltfei. side, (aml ,bond on that sid? Of
pontics' ?|tth all due politeness an^l decbrufv
?Who have nftvenventered a pledge on any
grfkt (fuosticti So far, as to - prtdilbit them
fr^ thoir' steps-who have had
a persevering, managing, and sole object in
vi^v, a single eye to their own pecuniary in
ter?-ata, hhodld at'length succeed in excK
inc the ditgust of hll those politicians who
are, open .and hoocst enough to commit
th'oS)*elves by. a bold avowal of their own
ei?a.ic!j?, through danger, through evil rt-1
port and g?^d report? .
i>.?t any wilder that (luring this long
e< tu-M- of determined neutrality.?to be of. no
p> rty that may prevent their being of anoth
ert^his uudevtathtg course which sclf-iiK
|r alone has traced out?they should at
length ralaa their aiml They have been
* ally to carry water on both shoulders, till
they can to longer keep a drop in the buck*
et. Be it ?q; they have themselves to thank
and no one else.' ;/ L
It is true, their diligence, their accuracy
as printers, their preeminent skill as repor
ters, faithful and jpst, their good sense in the
general selections far. t^air paper, and the
-gentlemanly tone of. controversy that baa
hitherto chai acteriscd it?ore merits of no
coihitioA .Afg'rt and they havfc Atlty reaped
The bentfita of tb^mi bnt theaeare the obvU
one dktoteee# self interest, and they attone
?owe degree ft>? the childish petulcnce of their
urtaont cnwdnff ' r
r'*T*?-?T-V
As to thoanrmiaeaof the editpraof the Tel*
escape,- they are jko more than the conjec
ture of any other private eitiscn. We are
li ?odegree tythteecrctnof Mr. Van Hu
pM(ve are not of Mr. Van Burcm's party)
wltt we aimetwly believe ba? no (tarty.
But the tirade* of the National Intelligencer
against that gentleman, have induced us to
Vev|ew carefully his political careen we
fcave found nothing to disapprove In it, and
wuch Jndffd to approve. It has aatitfied
?oft l^la,honeoty, his talents, the decided
OhOinute?y tHe uniformity and soundness of
Mo pnUNert career) itor io the particular
e^aapletat Made against him by Messrs.
Galea Htwaea, one ef (ho least of hie politi?
col merlin Me may fairly counCnn them as
ellicient thonnh In voluntas supportaes.
r?oa TNR ?. f. RATIO*At AT?VOCATt;
17* Qor trloBdo ofthe Watkmef
1 kind since i
sav that ?
p' utiroil jenthnenis'of tlie Advocate
if the alien and sri?V.n law,. N"
V^t#rotkorrw*y, because wege
1*2S
MR
Unrtuci v
principles, itccor
Md the very spi ?
law*. Oh! Jack FalsUf1, what a man of
reason tfcoa watt! Their oawgw is different.
Heeaute we any that Mr. Galea haa sot him.
self into danger by arraigning and ah?lag
Mr. Van Buren, ?*" voting in hit own war
on the printing matter, why Mr. O. aaya ft
??oat heruds Herod"?H Is of the old sedi
tion law, andforsooth "it brut* the arirto
cratlc aomeraet of the Hkhiwond Enquirer
hII u> nothing." Piano! fihno! Mr. Odta
if Mr. Van Bur an hud voted for the National
Intel) igcncer, would i?ot nlMiave been right?
la It not a ?? dangerous principle'' for a
aewqmper to 'abuse a public man on the
aVowed ground that he did not vote a print
ing job into the hands of the editor of such a
newspaper? Is this not the very principle
of corrujktior?absolute, barefaced, impu
dent corruption? What say you Mr, Galao?
Spoilt?talk?out with Ht, ' '
OWEN'S SETTLEMENT. ? '
Letter* have been received in PhBadel*
>hia, which Mate that Mr. Owni'i estsb
Ishmcnt at New-HHrmmy, in Indiana* has
tallch to peices, in vooKQUtact merely of thfc
repulsion of its parts.' The protector, it I*
?aid ha?gone to New-Orleans, ana the m'eibv
hers of.the society have dispersed. It is salt)
also that he complains bitterly of the unman
ugcahle, hctcrocciieius materialt that he
had to woA with, in hU essay to establish
a new fohn of civil Socicty, (not true.)
J*tter?burg Aimfikence.
Arw Harmony.?We have received thd
Gusetteof this place for March f, 14and 31,
nnd there ls no intimation of any disturbance
on internptiot\ In the society there. It is
possible Mime members may have retired
fmth the connection, but it is not likely the
ptaa of uititfn' there adopted, will ever be
Riven qp. Some variations and' improve*
menu mny take place, and in our opinion
<they are inUrb wanted: but $here** too much
?olid mcr'.f hi the system itself, to occasion
any well' founded h^liff tfist it wilt be soon
or cosiVy destroyed,, liowever, time will
?ht;w whnt it is worth. , ?
y'The An?' Harmony (iazttte it nothing
lij^e a n?VHpnpcr> it yontfdti* no politics/iind
no political news, M. J. Q. AdjtinyCliry,
Barbour 6tC<\ are-nevex mentioned,.nor are
ani of tbt'ir opponents. BuCit I* a giiscclia
ny, cyt>tMining more remark* of practical
goo?|*ei*f, and more enquiries Into questions
of Hbttruke and metaphysical politics, argued
with great hoidncMr and ?t>i|?ty, than any,
other paper in the uuion with which we arc
acjpiahitcd. , ' 1
The following correspondence will be in
teresting ih South Carolina. We moat tin*
cerely wisii. more occasions luul been Riven
similar correspondence In qtl\er states.
; "? War/otvttt*, ( Wa. X&6> J24, i?2X>
Hia?1 iinidekii ed by .my mother Mr?< H?nr
d<M|>h,' to tertd(r tf> you' Mtt |Attf<il acknowl
edgement for the kind interest you have
been (tinted to take in Her affairs, knd tq
My Ut ybu,th*t Vour eloquence, commubica-.
ting the snarkAo the generosity of South
Carolina, ha* ministered a soothing balm to
her br..ken'spirit, arid agonised feelings; it
his been Jnhitncca an hundred fold by the
fact of iis enabling her to preserve from the
hammer of the auctioneer the Turnjturo ot
her fathers bed-room and some few articles
in themselves of little value, but rendered of
intense interest troqj.her intimate nssor i.itloo
with he* deareit recollections. The urifor*
tunatc result: fo his family of a life of devo
suffered
country
,, ,, ?? _ Ks cyn
auent poverty to hqrself, she would not
tplijrc. She believed H due to him and to
hfer country, that the reputation of'? repub
lican leader shod Id not be stained by a failure
to dMwP snyjust debt. The beneficence
of South-Carolina has done much to Insure
tub. ? .,y.
We ow/B.totQ ourselves to olfcr you soma
apology for delaying thus long the expression
of rfur gatitude. My mother's absence in
ltoston, whither I carried her. to remove
her tipift the painful scenes incidental to tKe
.tearing from us.thoee things with which our
dearest racgUettinns are entwined, and ray
own continued absence from home,, in the
discharge of my executorial duties, prevent
ed my receiving her desires upon the sub
ject at an earllef day.
With fceilings ot the utmost gratitude
and respect, vonr nliedieht servant,
TH. J. kANDOLPH,
/Bx'or. of Thus. Jefferson.
Dn. Jon* Ha&s at,
Churirtton, So. Ca. , \
. .1rchv>ood, St. Paul? Par Ith, %
' . March lOtA, l$1T.
Dkar Sir?It is scurcely necessary for
me to express the gratifies*ion 1 have re
ceived from your letter ot the 24th ult.. I
rejoice that the resolutions of our Legisla
ture have been received in the spirit 4n
which they were adopted, that they have
been productive of some benefit to your
mother) aqd 1 consider it among the felici
ous circumstances of iny life, that I was
permitted tn call the attention of my fellow
citizens to the measures which cinuld best
testify t;^Ue family ot Mr. Jefferson our re
collection! of Ins high character and distin
guished Udents, and our gratitude for hit
services.
If thU vote of our l?egi*Uture, has furnish
ed the mean's by which Mrs. Randolph has
been enabled t i save from dispersion some
of the relicksuf her illustrious father, which
are intimately associated with her dearest
recollections, and which, otherwise, would
have been lost to her family, I feel aasured
that! utter the sentimeatsof toy fellow ettl
when 1 say, that it will from this cir
i become in their estimation doubly
myself that the example of
find some followers <1*1 if ra
lorrectly, Louisiana also ire
l/i
^ ?'W,
?lull be Waned.. Permit &eUo add, tb?t If
tkockjof (His desufotioa pjl am wella?
?ured, now conunanq In that <pty, u premium
of from If to 90 per. cent* tend lit any in
* of this /wtarp. I beg you will
mjr MrvlMi cnUre^r at your com.
*>and. 1 request yon to ?MMi my best rea
pecla- acceptable to your mother, and bo-1
lieve mo to be with a lively Interest for the
welfare of herself arid fai.my.
Very truly yonr mofe obt, servant.
JOHN RAMSAY.
WMB?gWiJlU^JJLL . '? .TPlllI' .. . iU
COHKUniCATIOHS.
THE LATE PIKE.
. Afemr*. Eddor* ? The circumstances at*
tending the lire of last Pridajr night, were
well calculated toiondten theappreheynons
of our citlaena, as to their probable change
of safety oa similar oceaaiqna i* feature. .
it. waa mor* than obvloatt to every dhe
present, that the preseevattmof the build*
ug? in the lytlghbourlvood, movh| to the
meet extruordmAry auraiteee df the air, end
I not to the skill or Hurting Nwr lre com
?pAnkct*
[ It i? naetter o| the tttmuO astifchhmetrt that
one oftkese engine*
from
with:
ot|t a4 threfc ire companies, WMt en engine
I the largeness
He bride well*, continued te?hsirn fiercely
for mote than three hours."
. As this Is an* a (T.dr thet twjr family in
town (whether boute ownersjMtm^uiU,) ere]
deeply intcnested in, it b b^t reasonable that
they thcbld desire an explanation of .this
seemingly* culpable and nose negligence,
aqd total disregiird otduty of th? fire compa
nies Noe. 1 and3; andl trust our tnwn council
.will riW fail td mvfc?tigute the matter tho
? A-oughly. Asthe dortfittctoftheee twncora
- pames now presents itself thejr .are censura
ble in the extreme* but I 'am unwilling to
believe that ahy man or set of men who
would accept this very reaponsihle trust,
c^uld be solosttne tense of doty* reputation,
end huinunlty, an wilfully and obstinately to
-Withhold tboir sen ices in such an extremi
ty.; -Such u bring would be worse th:u? ft
miscreants Therefore I believe there
must have been aoine insa'^erftble difficulties
? which prevented the tviiearanec of those
engines on that ecrtclon; but to is ccrtuinly
! dub to thf reputation of thaife compsnle*,
; (Hut the subject should |>e inv&tigatcd in 01 -
jdeVthitccuwjrc ?h9ul4>4<U^b ouly where it
' 1 u.u worry to ?ny thnt the whole bn?l
He** onthut night *pj>eared tol>e conducted
wi,th )e*?vigtl4nce,ucuvity, anil Intelligence,
thai) on any former Vimilwr <<ca?i?>n that I
have. w)tne?&ed. The Watchman at the
Market did i\ot commence rb?tin ( the bell
for a long'time alter the alfpm had been at*
tempted tc^be ?pread by MM*' tew penwo*
who happened to be Hwuke atttwi late hour.
, EdgSt m! % arrived ?t Ofe4rc with
great prompt new, tot there wM'SOt one of
the xoinpsuiy belonging to M who wa? in
itroeted in opening the water plug. By thin
circumstance a full half liour #at lort before
even thl* engine could afford any omittance
whatever! and then the water ?wa? obtained
at the main *troet by hunting the engine there
and back, although there u^a-Mmeieney of
ho*e for that ditUnce, which wta hot brought
out. ? ?
Bythlttitnc the flnmea had'tpreOd over
the whole roof in which part ttodromenced,
beyond all powibility of being *ubdued; and
therefore all effort* by directing the water
on that part afterward* were weNe than
May I be permitted with due deference to
their *uj>erior experience, to offer to the
conwderktion of the ire mutete two or
three suggestions that' occurred to me on
thisoccanoh,
when a fire commences in the roof of a
house, especially of a brick building, would
it not be the wisest and most effectual plan,
so soon as it ma^' be apparent that the roof
cannot be saved, instead of w.itting water in
that part, (which when the fire has fecaalreU
a certain intensity only serves to nuke it bum
more f erfcely,) then to eause the doors to be
?hut fend Che Windows to be opened In the nefct
?utfy bemetfth, and to dlrrct the Waterfctto the
rooms fend Chambers of that story so as to
^?illttfeodthe'ftoors. Itdldaaoedlrto
me if this plan had been thought of on Friday
Might, that the engine No. 3 which act* with
immense power, fcod'dischances a vast quan
tity of water, wodld have effectually saved
from destruction the second Boor and all the
house beneath. v|?i the lower story and cel
lar, with fell their contents. Instead there
fore of exlUastlng the men and consuming
the watef; by throwing it on a fire at the top
which has got too far ahead to'be subdued,
would it not be much more effectual always
to work under the fire In the next story
beneath. A tight floor may be flopded to
the depth of a foot In a verv few mitjtttes,
and it is obvious when the lire dascendimr
irow me top Arrives at this Water, it must
to nurn itny
_ . *rr
portaoce if the flfe muter* weix frequently
cease to burn any lower.
knot be
Again, would K not be of the very (Irstlm
>rtaoce if the (Ire masteri were frequently
to exereiee their engines in rotation at each
of the (Ire plugs of the town? My this means
the men would be more familiar with the
process of opening every plug, and thereby
save much precious time on a pressing emer
Ctcy. I believe that I can say without
r of contradiction, that the plug called
Into requisition on Friday night, was never
attempted to be opened by any fire compa
ny before that night?and then they entirely
failed. Indeed 1 do not remember to hare
ever seen an engine exercbed off .the main
street half adoqteft times in Uiii town.
Again, would k not be a wise precaution at
a very early period after an engine arrives at
a Are, to give the rooft of all the adjaw
buildings one wetting? It Is obvious that
this would prove a great security against the
khtdlimgof tie Ashes and sparks that may fail
on them anohseryed and hinder a more ex
ti'iw.ve spreading of the (ire.
s that the atrtrtf MM*
?atesrsa
It doe* appear |o me
t f^snnlt^ll m ii inlitki i.M .
rjss
mm! ttthkf
rule* of actkn
to , PH
1 offer Un* jjigiwliw toldy wlHi n
view to {Mil^lk; utility and mutual benefit,
with ^ot^O smalle* aptrit of tit-founded
or H??fck N L MMt believe th^t
even thoM companies which did nothing,
nereithetow dhieM they uould, undevexiat*
las obofclot. ? But K becowf ft quratkm
whether those obstacle*, whatever the)
liavebeen, could not have been prcv
? ??--->--?3" --I-"??' ' ( JO
U. A
by proper vtfihuM* lad Attention to duty
fctfetthindi
Aftmrf. EdUw ?! hm taken ? fWf!
moment, to make mjkru nbecrvatioos apoo
thePoenisofT. BtmuhJJ*. bow tattMfWM,
aixl which In ft abort time. arill be ready
for publication.
. The character of these Poem*, it *0 db>
tWt from the overstrained sentfaeat aiai
fnUon Una of thoae uraUuioM with
which the abonmls, that they only re
quire to be lakl before the pu^ic, to insure
4 food reception.
The' book will speak for Htett-Md I
miUie one or two extracts to verify the re*
market wish to mike upon the author** ca
pacity'foi* poctical composition.
The'folfowing piece is taken at random
from h number of similar merit, la beauty
and cnaatiiesa, it forcibly reminds the reader
of tl^at ** simplex munditilt/* which ha*
thrown such a fascinating chararaitiuitft the
" Buu4iaa of the Mftntuan Kardi
" THYR81S*AND ROSA. .
Pare as tHa ???*? on Atlaa' froSfn height,
F-ir a* the ptorn ?;irel?d with rosy, light;
V'?1 ltiiM,ii?K<r*w M I'm vernal htwn,
Thai fSnfthe op'ali^ftowers, dwi btoomfctg trees.
Thy cheek sweat Rosa, shasseslbe rose of spring,
Thy pqjuiax Hps saasa honl'd sweets to bring,
Tby dark-Maerf'.so bright,so tmwfcling too,
?Urclarssit cpeld belong to noae Mil yon.
Tvy?? that Iwneath an oak's dark braachliiK anas,
Voung Thvrtit mud in praise of Roes's eharmt:
When lo! the danuel, from a wood hard by,
Caaas gliding srft as summer breeae* fy.
Her golden locks which o'er her breast did luir,
U-.ne'd Uka a sanheam en a baak of snow)
Her dark Mae, wandeiing ey<-?, ware two sack ,
bfaim, i
doen seldom, bal In poet's love-tick dreams.
Abe peiis'd, fa* trlppinr lightly o'er the plain,
She heard the mellow notes of woodland
tliale.)
| <*.'nMwl?>dliplikd iho thicktwjoed leavet,(o cast.
On lite drar youth nho warbled forth her praise.
TV mother g*s?? with nffertlnn mild.
Upon her s<'e|4sg, tweet,'and trailing ehlld,
Watches each movement with a mother's cars,
And mkt a btetethg whb asUeat pray'r. -?
Ho tlood yotin Rom of the dark-bloe ?yc,
WHIM her wartp bosfie beat tba' alarum high;
?.? Rfiard the miiM, with took of fondest love,
Op aim she dbftted bai hlafakh toprove.
Who tesMiw'd wKsr* ha sat (wli)le in her face
A thoosned raddy e.npid* voniftM trace,)
^vid tofatr f
iUcli latent spark of I ova (in higher
?? ThynK I tore then -Ion* sepprosssd my loee,
7 And often s-Hight -fall often thine to prove,
"Ued here by ebaate?thy sed eomplaiat I
Irantr.
M And conscious &>!? my Thyrsis* love wae I mm."
The figures represented in the shove ver
ses arc not only agreeable in themselves hot
sre adapted to the subject with peculiar fe
licity/ There is no incongruity of oomparl
son, no ingrafting of metaphor upon meta
phor, no crowding of a variety of epkhcths,
upon one substantive; errors so common
among young writers and men of had taate.
But on the contrary, in verse fourth, we
Have something that rises above more cor
w/vu ? a flight of fancy?poetical in the
highest degree:
Her rotden lo^ks which o'er her breast did flow, I
DancM till* a sunbeam on a bank of mnw, tie.
And the sixth verse makes a very near ap
proach to that simple artless sensibility
which flowed from the pen that dictated <
?The Cotter'* Saturday Wight.*'
A Friend to ffattve TUUnt.
ADDRESS TC) M? VVM. BR1GOS,
' On hk Admired Pertvrrinjf Qtniu*.
WHITTE* IT N. TORTUMB*
Aulkt */ Ik'. PuptUtr Sow, Jtjfferttn nnd Lit
, trlw, lAklmm.a, Wruih ?/ Imu,
Accept tk*. m?iw'? tributary Ilea,
TOsasrgt/fe SRSiuii soeb m tlllaei
As tmintUtlg oaeM, m 'lU great,
M*tk! the Columbia Baaiaaa adorns Ike Stats,
T lie rapid Co'saiaaa attending o'er.
As If by nMgie, flung from sk??r?r to iMn,
*tlll can the store resist?t?i* shook endure,
The pa/*? eombln'd la strength ?lbs tsA*f? Secure.
We Vl*w Ike s**M, wHk wonder and dsllght,
And Kicnisan ikas with Lkihstj* unite.
To sll tli* eompaaf?oerCnur tkeir Hits
Thai tr?a*4a? prahe belongs,* mtU trnmr 4 M*?d
Tliat pralee Ho merit da*) tlMt a*v*r die*, ?
for Uaion, H**a?*v,a*d Kavtaraiss!
The builder too, hi justie*, claims a skars,
for generous aid *nd anremlttlag **r*.
When, on the margin of yos smiling stream,
Reclln'd. as In romantic fancy's drsam,
I s*w, with brlcht Imagination's *y*s,
A splendid Bai**s o'*r the Salvo* rlw,
Dlnu?lng wealih end eommsrte thro' Ik* land,
Creative Bai**s! l**o*atk iky/armlag head;
stion great, as la Dssiss.
la RsaCVTIO* prrm, n m trmwim*.
T alrnts, in sack a comblaction, sklae.
WHk tkosa rare gifts, advance tky aoaatry's
Demanding all thy twtrmU* aad asa/j
fair freedom'* sons sk*U MUa lascrili* Iky a*me,
WHk otk*i wortkies, on tk* Ml of fam*.
weal,
Duel*.?The pernicions practice of duel
ling is making sad ravages in this country*
and has ?lesr ended even to the lowest classaa.
Two blacks, the domestic servants of Thus.
II. Carpegie, of Waccamaw, ((it.) settled
" an affair of honor" by single combat a few
waeks since. They had a rifle and pistol be
tween (he*, and toeaed up for the choice I
The negro to Whom the rite fell, was wound
ed by His antagonist and in spite of hi*
wound, after diethurginf, Hla rifle, walked
a and heat out the brains ol the other with
butt end. He has since boon committed
Mr.,
"IP
lindfr'1'
M9" ? ? H,
Mr. *Mied^fcr#Wyw?, faH4dU
MhWMMW|
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COND YlfBSDAY to APRIL eott, wkh'n tbo
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a1?o, .?he Botono no4 tWo TMMm* Bad?, to be
told m Urn fW ?f *e (iriir tiwibmni at the
Mil* of C. Hall, Abovr Mdwillul DwrM Wl>
ardm* ??. Anpmlo* O. Hafil
Two Negroes, aiwik Joe aa| -v
AlmlMm^MM,m4lobinMMHwrnpWi ,
l* of John Blank*-, at tha *?ltof Wm. Oaffney T?.
John Blank*.
One Negro women levied oo, end te ?
In told a* ttw wowrtf of Joaanb T. HooaM; at
the nKi of RMtcit Mlw, I be B*n% of tba StoMP n
nf Sooth Carolina and Wm. BlUrae n JuMph T.
Howell. ./
By virtue of ? writ of fl. fe. inaei
from (ho Coot of Kootoy, wMI be told, nine no- ?
groo*, tW: George, Tnnl, Jim, RoNy, IH4
Mom*, PWlip, Mow, Ha^or, Inkd M,?
Mom*, PMUp, Homy, and Vtapr, lotted oo, m
lb* property of, o? boloogiaf totbeeaMeofWm*
P. Ooodwyn, liiioiiitl the anM of John A.
Wlllejr odnlntalfotor of Wm. R. Tnttav ?t> Tb#
Cio'ra of Wm P Ooodoyn d
TERMS?CAatt.
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Bbortfi Mw, April ft.
GRAND MECHANICAL
WSLWSWt'rWn*
TO BtilBtf ON t?c MAIN BT*err ?&& ?
Doom TO ica. HAtl.'l Bllfic BOUtS
Open from 9 o'clock in the momingp
until p. in the evening.
This Grand Instrument present* a felt
and beantlfel allegorical rep- .<"? ??
refantAtiancr the > I
TREATY OF GHENT, <
Between the Umtko Statu at Am mi.
ca and Grkat Britain, recording the mo* <
glorious event in the American History.
All the flgnres of this Instrument are bean* 1
tlfaily executed, moving naturally, as ifaliv%
In ee Ingenious a wanner as must aatonisfc
ami delight the admiring Spectator.
V A4aiHlaeee80eeuts,Cli(ldr<i?i half nrlee.
- filix mark*L |
April 13 - ?/ y
The Courtof Appeal*, ,/!?
WLLsst la ColeaiMa oa Monday the 7*.
of May aost, and rewsaof whh thin %
Circuit wHI com?now oa Tbarsdsffbe I
at Nay. The fcariniw el the t?<lT>m
will bt tehee upon thmiH Iks Mfej
aaessaMsain* ?|2h ik* AMMiMfmM I
trial. Th* fades* a# tee Itorthsra
coiwisass oa Monday the 4ik day of la?, sad
the Amssls from hwwiB MrW oMl he tskan .
op on Monday the 11th day of laaa.
By ordtr of the Coert, ?? ?. .
JAMEBS.oblGKARD, Ctvfc ?
April I?. U ?
Notice.
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? ?iie? wotwvoti nnwMMP| iv wivw^wmb oom *
I. aass In Colasshla aaH? aa all tfcess IndsMed
to Mai by not* or open aeeeeat, to eon* ferwera
and wttle th> aaass, aa losnsr Indnlasnee snneed
Im* irivnn. WANCH OniSg* nW
March S
FOR SALE
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