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thc^fcchiin* of 2MB ? I-,, i ? ? w U which I* i more alarming OfTHEOLDSCHOOL S&SHKSS&lflWL. 5Sh ,0Ot<tvtn to [mir. ?S*IA >?Ttx//r /Vtm mubt Its own effort* for "" H and according Hed off ???evcrnl 1 of JobnHurrb, ,,^^.1 company of T<nutWtt>| >M*j. Gen. Andrew Juekton," and ?jean afford to " tell them for 35 cent* a hun dred*w Yet wilt the reader believe, that *fter all thb flourUhof trumphets and pap of oreneration for it# first thin Mime editor has now the affrootery to contend4 * that Uie genuine* of iu content* ?can-taHftfi p?l the water? of the oc<fnn would not clcanse " c. *JaoLaoh from the blond of these UK litia men I" Richmond EnguirrrK . ?in tin ' i V" . t ?5>rTT82h3riJS0-V*jf T. Bgntm, jr. ? v *011111. Wfty trembles Out eyelid, as when xephyr'f tlirht brrnlh, SUais the leaf of tho amen tende.ly 'neath? o'er (bet tremulous Like UgbUtiag at twilight, Bickering faintly and .Weak' \ fekloveJ iekiove? Why'qaivat's that lip and why fuller* that,tongue, O'er wfco*e accents, love's purest of nectar U . Ob! why ieteal thoiq drops from that kind light !>lue eye, Like bright genu oi dew from tbe blunvaulted sky? Is it love7 is it love? " ' ^3*' i ' % ? HASORM. Ob! can you tbeadouM, tho part- truth o( the beast,-Wv\ - > - i'ourtraycd in tbesa tears, that unwittingly start? fsywrlove so constraint, not to Cfal that this ' Tli e sort*5 ??!r rct .telle/ wbleii tlia tongue fails to ?" speak? It is love! it is love! 'I Ji <V 5?3jK3*fc* ( Is there no touch responsive?no kind echo o fee) tag ? rfli'mn tbe depth of thy soul?tbii true hrart re Tbea hasw Jwhlle my faeeln thy lov'd bosom con Confirmed, from these lips what m' emotions ie <Mi-i . jj." v .v1 list I love! that I love! wwartf-Jii1 'MW'iMi ,' _ugif 'ti.vfi"1. 03* The members of the RieiaAHO Vui.UNTLEIl (tIPUL COMPANY, reMwctfal|jr invite tho ladies and gentlemen ol Columbia and its vicinity, to attend mi Oration to be deliverod by Col. Maxcv, at tlia Presbyteri aa QMircb on the 4tb of July nest, at t) o'clock A. m.' vt ? By order, ATM. F. DESAUdSUftK, Stcry. Jade 88 80 8 3n/- Notice. 4 U. ptrtOM having any demands against Ibe A. eatate pf OO0PKKY KKttBII, hte?r.Ui in* I on diitriei, (deceased,) are reuneitid to rcM der them in legal!* attested; and a'l Uiom iuilcbt ?d art requeued to make payment to D. K AlOLKH, I A. KERSH. I Ailm'n, June 23 M 3 ?iM'Sli tj?i ,n I ? I.I I. I Take (Notice. of CoJumkU, SiHilh'Carolina, taken the ?f tin* "|wi M assigned hit book* of ae r^/MtMofilMli'lih watch, bis saddle and hrkwt, (M to the undesigned a? his attimvi, >H>ing the creditor* of Mid Doyle for whoMbeoo fiiMid assignment was made .Notice U therefore, hereby given to oil persons Who way be Indebted to the uid Doyle either by risid !kk*? Of account, note*, or otherwise, to |my ihf ?eme to the wndirslgned assignoM M afore said, wnd to no other pottos, and ail persons ore her* b? cautioned Irotn receiving or trading for a note no 0?mond Woodward for about forty Ave dollars, in favor of said John Doyle, and an order dr?wn ob, ood aecepted hy Philip Cmnmsrford, payable to Mid Doyle, for flHy dollar*, a* ?aid note and under are inctud'd in the above assignment itnd wld to be lent by ibu said Doyle, and any pent* or persons In pOMCtaioti of the said othre yttsrtnal property above mentioned am required without debiy, toddiver the (nine 10 tlx ? aid a <st go ^es, Use undfcrsigned. I THOMAP Qt'lLTRR, MICHAKL M'KKJINV. JMM 03 tfft I Wm ?1 -~ ? to tbo estate ol (lie late *???, ofthle plane, deceased, Notiec. A'w/i!l.u"M1TOUlI<l ire requested to moke payment and tttosu . . ?ons havibt demands again* tho said wtate, will ( l?leiM randsr attested statement* of tit? same to ? be subscriber, wko U^iMjhj?r<M^ to Arrange the * AllfMlJbt f)nnt*H isUth, June*I . v A if Hi ' l ? |??> For Sale, loth j*ttl fco through JL 1L. ? -? ? . nextat9oMock A.M. Itoifitasaadgbanllansofpupbsund c>tinci>?BCt>f rally arc Invited to attend, SSl "Capdious" fcfi hfeiii received. We wouh) advise him io IwVc recourse to the columns of a paper nearer home. Should hv expect, or with, to have hbcommunica thms,or rather his gross calumnics against Geo. Jackson published In the Teit*cofir, he will be pleased to ?Ureu the ??ditora end not be ashamed of Ui proper signature, that we may know what weight to attach to his productions, at we are determined not to pay any attention to communications which m?y come to us second handed. Candida* labor* under a grots mistake In supposing that the Columns of our paper are open to communicatlffa similar to the one han'Aedhy hit friend. Wo ofverhave had, nor have we at this time, the slightest objec tion to ghing place to any temperate, well written communication In defence of the pre sent administration.. We are conttrained to say bis article Is fecftally inadmissible, be cause, In our opinion, It savors more of a bi ography of Gen. Jacks^n'a faults, (and re filet* with barefaced falsehood*) than a tem perate vindication oi the present sdmiuittra lion, ? ' CandlduM mutt have known, if he rcadt the Telescope, that we long sincc avowed our preference So Gen. Jackson over the present incumbent, therefore would deem it an act of Injustice to the friends of that wor thy man, as well as mortifying to our own feelings, to give place to any original artldc in favor of hit opponent, ii/which charges are introduced against him, that we mi^ht have good reason to believe untrue, the better V< vet forth tho pretended virtuct of that op ponent. Our course, and the pollcs of our paper, arc alike unchangeable. Jackion is our clvoice, and we will make use of every hon orable exertion in our power to elevate aim to the highest station within the gift of a free people. *' Mr. Wzi*tk* lm^irm elcctcd by the legislature of Massachusetts to a sent in the senate of the United State*. Fenntijtvanla.? Hoaxer. Binmkv Esq decidedly the best lawyer of that Mate, has been offered a sent on the bench of the Su preme couit, but has declined it, a* nught have been expected. The Governor ot that state (a genuine Pennsylvania (icrnmn) has appointed that paragon of legal acumen Jehu Todd, K*q. of Bedford county, late chairman of the comnuttce on manufactures in Congress, to tlie situation refuted by Mr. uinney. A dwarf hi lieu of Hcrcuki*. Such arc the blessings of tariff politics. Lift Prtttrrtrt.?Tite invention of Dr. Com Mock, for preserving live* in water, ha* been fully and satisfactorily tested. It is a very ?imple life preserver, aod ?bould be cairled In steamboats and vessels. But the Invention,!* eonnecled with ? valuable discovery lor those o'n laud; ihr cloth prepared to resist (he wilrr way bu made Into garments and shoes, highly beneficial There Is to ba seen at till* oOlcj, * bag inudc of blaca pru oella, prepared for IbU purport, which is filled with water, and not a drop penetrate* It has liaen filled lor several days. No lime should be lost in making ladle*' sfioe* with tbls |>ir|tared prunella. a* m<Ht diseaso* originate fr>?iu damp lent, and, hy this discovery, the evil ls?l otiee re medied. Jit. 1'. Hut] titer. Opium?Ilecent observations and esperiuient* have been made u|m>ii opium, lo strive, li po*?i l>le,ai soma mode 01 diwuiiiK it of those noikrns ?|us!ities, which, in many couMilutioQ*, produce so much tulnequent dUtress, lhat lltey caiin"1 n*e it for relief In tin |min. Professor Hare, 01 i'utU' delphia, In e communication puMUhed iu ihu American Journal of ttcieuce, conceives thai this d?d?l>>retttai has al length been obtained, mid adduce* several Instances of natlsfactory remits seht him by ?? a veteran In tna h sling art." Dr H rtr;? digests the opium in eiher, lor fo'ir day*, which M partite* the principle* called wm(i*t Iron Ik* oidura, after widen it Is converted into laudanum hy solution In alcohol. X Y Timu. The proce<Ung inventions are very stale There it n patent taken out in England near twenty year* old, tor a life preserver and an air-matrass upon the principal exactly of < Dr. Comttock's. The use ot clastic gum ) varnish in joining two pieces of cloth to make ) them water-tight, is a patented invention of about seven years old. Dr. Hare'* mode of purlfyiriipiphte^hok been published these four or five years. "So in Billimati'h Journal (last number.) Dr. Olm*teud with move liburality than knowl c<lgl? gives Dr. Hare the credit of tjte spiral deflagrator. Both he and Dr. Siiliman ought to have known, that the invention of that apparatus is due to Mr. t.ukinsnnd Dr. Patterson of Philadelphia, who first exhibit ed it. communication**! Mrmrt. EtiHort'?ll bun not been a little ?urprUiitg to tlio reflecting pun of our com munity to *oe the various chm.get, mndift ** "md alteration* mad* In our mode at fife#.' No eAooer than * fire * nlntoet before tlio ? *P" r similar jKHly, by State. But a few Are makers ww according to the "?* Iww. ? ' oancil. The I oniet, and the ir ftrc ail t?> assume thei ters, ami no leader have a head, or car exist.' Agreeably to listed some time ' oil this subject, the *ut|?f thought It not ? only advisable tb have a ted. but that head ? should be clothed wteh'^wwotic power.'* I?.? ?c powers _ .Now, whatever sweeuthere may appear , in detfi'jiitm to this authot, I have uo afe -I lion to him enjoying the btdefit o( them; hot would prelerUavingtf possible frummy door* to abhor the very nanu earliest: infancy; and 1. see the tiuic when It vti that laws similar to tKe i passed to compel alty of twenty the protectioi ?? Ut U fuilhtr trMmimtd kit taili, Tbat Mm Number* of Iha Council wbo up |*mr at a #rr, akiitll It* distlogifched by slavetj end that the Mid Ihlendaut or any Waid?n or Fir* Matter or Otftoer of. ftW of lit? C unpania* Iwtr^iitlirffHr# mc'ijpita'd Mo e?t?MUhftd, ?ha!l har? iMW^r to co?cnand the yihUnce of aay per son during tbi vonllntMitcft ot I Art, to carry tiie hose, iinplmuenM o engieM|Or to work tho M.ne, "fid that any person oi.tf wialcly and wilfully lad* iiiK'to ultey any order ?0 given, shall I hi mbjort to a peaalUftAgt, r|?vRding twenty duiiart, t? l?<? r*cov?r?d$fTO?siwi &rtm tkvmu men* ant Mud \Vard"n?." . ' ,w I, tor one, would like 1ft know by what iith'trity the power U essoined by-Coun cil to make rich a la# as to impose a pen alty upoa a ctucn for a refusal to work un der itny circuimuncea. cor.trsry to his will; and feel no hiniutton In savihtf, that with all the combined wisdom el that body, they have erred. ?nd assumed such premises an the law will mt constitutionally bear them harmless in?mould thjy attempt to enforce 1 think the old mode of extinguishing fires the best; and would iidvise more work and less legislation on tho subject A freemen can never be drove. Let them alone, and I will wager irty' life that each will du lun utmost to save hit fellow citizen*' property. 0;i the contrary> should those Uwh cslst, yw Will 'film t'ue Tires very ap n cly at:e?iletl. 1 would advise a repeal ?>f a'.l law* which mvur-of usurpation. FU BEM AN. . WOOLLEN i?(LL. Alt-tart. JiUilor*?Tills (juration will be urKcdtagaiu Willi all th6 forcti of the manu facturing interest, altho'at the late sales at B >ston, domestic wOollcn guod* ot all des criptions were seated to have brought fair priccii with fair'profit* under the present duties In their btvor. Why then eucreaie them? Suppose a community of one hundred men employed in agriculture, .Who bought their coats at an average for'ten dollars a piecc tu excluiige for what they raised,one of themMrl Wool spinner, savs to the rut, buy your coats of me for fifteen dollars, and in ten or a dozen ytam there will be so many manu facturers of co.it*, that competition will pre vent monopoly, and by the. and of a dozen years you will buy .your, coats at home for 10 dollars which you now pay. to people abroad. This is the argument of that .profound poll* tlcian Charles IngtMsnU of Philadelphia, and the cutmin^ manufacturers who nave employed him. This is the American ttjt tem, as it is cunning Called, alia* the monopo ly s> stem, and the people are be swindled by the patriotic sound of a name, Now for tlto dciMtc 4mnmr our 100 agri culturists. A fa?iner mj h44 Mr. Wool Spin ner, <f vou cwiHialic .n'ore interest of your capital by mauufar.tur.ng coats than nuking wheat, m Uod's name do so, and success attend vou. Hut 1 have no notion of putting CO dollar* into your pocket that 1 may buy my coat a dozen veurs hence as cheap a? 1 do now. No, no; 1 am for letting well be well; but if 1 am to throw a Way 00 dollar* what care 1 who get* it* is it any'advantage to me that it goes into'your pocket f" Mr. Wool S/iinnrr. ?Oil yesi for 1 shall furnish a market for ah your surplus wheat, and oats, and hay, and whatever else you raise: a new market w>11 be created greatly to your advantage." Farmer.?"Pray Mr. Wool Spinner, will ytair ap|x the be so prodigiously ertcreas ed when you have dunged your occupation? And with whose money * ill you then pay for your provision:!.' \\ itli ycur own, or with niM?e.' |(hy taxing me, you *rc enabled to Ifty more of in> pr <duce, how ani I the gliinef." ' :? ,;t?4 Mr. lVt.oi S/iinarr.?"Oh bht then you know, ah t.io money, will lie kept at home," Former.-'What 'u that to ine, if 1 pay it out of my pocket* An* I the rlcfcer, because you will then in-, alrte to drink wine instead of whiskey? Am. I the better because you take my plough mun, md make a spinner of him? tio and .ill tliu dupes who ere wil ling to be gulled, i nope you will find none such." A FARM Bit. Adi/vt *.?]?> .u?*wer to Mt article which liAjWHfwl in tin Htaie (iaxette of the Vflth of May liitit, *<Ktml PenrloH, in which it u mcirtcd, " tli.a the ???ti*bll?hinent of i,hriittL<i)it) .mi m,; intn, is n jfreat miracle," i ?uuid jutt remark, that in mII cues where into HAkuiuc tu?M> prelum-*, the doctrine* limit on thcrn .>v - ntreMwriljr be f?lae alios and that if Feticioii m? rw?? to *?*ert. that the christian religion hat ever been the'ertitb IWiei* religion of any nation, or coontrr, he ' of lUwinri^ UlMs.pretnUm; * to build' V.I thorn i?n though .'4'hr founder of cbrk ' it hi't</ri4Q. Mid," mf world*" ?-oi?*iwinJ*' "MWiiyfo tower*, any form t)<?t It U not .ybow^r^ at change*, rwt sectaof , ? frauds, for -??pHftttMSy 5* "Wf?? I*"! MoiJ ?f Christianity do not rely ou iuch Q0UUt 11 ** ^y,- wgs, ami P?r?ecuUous which they have suffered, or which they do suffer, have bceii, fclBKWWsHSftB could not inducc, a belief in their pretended n?y?terie*, and nonentltk*, , Mut If it mast be a irtirucie, lei us examine still further, and see if there m no money employed in the cause; tor it is behoved by Home tUat mouey can work miracle*. A late publication says: that in Great Britain tho clergy receive about /40,000,000, among lc#400 clergymen. In lie land they, receive exclusively, the rent* and profits of i/r,000 acres of land. In France in 1U33 the revenue of the priests, was estimated at 28tM{00,000francs, exclusive of sums destined ^V^^r.lhcchurchesand other ccclcjdajitical services. In Home tue amount of money is not stated, but there are 4,824 osrtjttk oishops, priests, monks, and friars, and *c in marines, and the whole population hi 1821, exclusive of thee Jews, 140,000 souls. Now if the spread of Christianity (as some call those unintelligible articles in their creed*,) had been effected without the all powerful influence of money, it would appear more like a miracle. It is said M twelve fishermen without money, Or influence, were enabled to bear down all opposition in pro mulgatlng thin new religiou/' but there Was no more opposition offered at the commence ment (by persons of intomiatum,) than there would oc at the present day, if a sect should start um and call themselves the-followers of Adam Fame the pilgrim ; who has been, anu may be still going about preaching on stumps ana taunts wherever he can find hearers. Tno.se nshenncniloTTorappcar to havcbeen entitled to very great credit; from their owu accounts, one turned traitor, ami another committed perjury, rather than lie counted followers of the uew religion. .It isquestio.. able whether the existence of even the sea serpent could be believed, at this day, were there no better witnesses than M fishermen," of such characters to attest the fact. Aud indeed it seems they knew what autd of cha racters they had associated with, for When those women oftheirownparty announced the resurrection of thqir master, (an event which he too had told them would take Elace,) "they treated it as idle talett and eheved them not." And yet, on the testi mony of t>uch witnesses the whole world (we are told,) arc to believe that something took place, which all the laws of nature forbid uh to believe. Jt is doubtful whether a court and jury in this enlightened age, would find a man guilty of larceny on the testimony of such witnesses. No opposition however, was mude to the spread of the new religion, until designing men made it the engine of enslaving not only the minds, but the bodies also of the unwary and ignorant; and after they had insensibly as it were, insinuated themselves Into places of honor and profit too, in spiritual matters, they rested not, until they prevailed on their legislators to enact penal statutes, to urotcct the new religion* against the opposition, which they foresaw that reason and common sense would makei and after this was effected, then we behold the new religion firmly seated b the chair of state. See in the reign of Charles II, the abolition of the writ called Kmretlco Comburendo, which was a writ that lay against an heretic, whereby the person convicted of heresy was delivered orer to the secular power,.and upon certifi cate of such conviction unto the court of chancery, this writ issued to burn the offen der. ?y the statute 9 and. 10 William, "if any one shall deny any one of the persons in the holy trinity to be God, or assert that there are more Gods than one, or deny the christian religion to be true, or the scriptures to be of divine authority; he shall for the first offence be disabled to hold any office; and for the second be disabled to prosecute any action, or to be guardian, executor, administrator or legatee?' A man must be perverse Indeed, who would not be convinced of the necessity of acknowledging his faith.under such circum stance. AMICUS CANJ1IDU& MAHHIKD?On Thursday the 7th lost, by the Rev. Mr. Mallary,. Mr. Wtr.ttam Fi.owr.as, to Miss Martha HollimsoIsao, all of this district". . J. B. BADOEH?Dentint. At Mrs. Williamson^Columbia. J mi" Si, IttT 2H K Columbia Male Academy. 4 !Ii; ,ii,l?lir. KX \MINATIO.N |h? i<.?KnT, hi I tbW iiftitmion til coia*M?M? on Th'indHy ih? 24th to*. M u o'clock A. M. ?nd ro*ttinn* two day* PitMd and pturdUt*t of |Mpm, and *11 whi f?el Intarwted for lb at litem, (urn, *re rwpMtfuHy J?vH?d to MIWHi. I Mm third qimrtrr of th* pmMt ymr will on Mo?d*y ih? m <d July. tW I *nd AtMhMmlMicNl studk* hnvlofoni I, ju nretwmtory 10 rntcrliiK ths Jankw n lb* Sooth C?n?lh?* (.'oil**** will t? r.oD* / '111* malbomniiott deiMitioaAt ?<f th* to *ftU?tie, """"'hTKHB Jnn* tcl r * Jfi Jg- / Li! i" ' \'-J IJ ttK?<( In Colombia, i obtain har. FI.QKArena kMtblnat. ttbelsebotit! 5fwl hlgh.ralbri thick ?? 0nkI Kl|l? kL ; Sbe it well known lo'Co rCook. u .<*,?? '.'i-WmTj J I .. . ?h**e oacited that t&e Aor* Fincastl*,tn Virginia, bar o*tl ve i |hr?M, I Hill glva a further raw dr.:il dollnrt lor such llif? the Miaoo to iMlh| ami maklug Iter escape All parton* am caotlnned lalibvement'onedglrl, 1 against any who may Colatelria, June gg, Company Orders. Oh the 4/ykinlhr morning, erclse intended may tit gona tkpmgb cool of the monitor; thomenwlllto-' the time. ... - ? , Tba Captain rcq?ie?t* tha company loappear In while pantaloon*. EXAMINATION. 'flllE amUgniul KXAMINUIOII ?T JL young India* In Mm. Mibaifc Seminary, will commence On m who i Inst, at 9 o'oluck A. M. and l Parent* and guardian*, and all ott?, desire to bo piatcnl urn aarnaatly aotloltcd loat I *14 , ? ? *?? *T*' i Jan? 23 . &??:/& *.'J> **? * FEMALE TUITION. ? ' MIH. KLIZA B. MILLS, propose* to reoehre at bar houio, (opposite the Collece *iuarc ,) ? limited number of >ooug ladle*,to who-t: |K>liU! ba paid Select teachers will be engaged struct In French, Music, Draw In*, lie M. * htn. Mill*' house being *itaaied in n baelthfal ptiri of the town, having a large tardea and play ground altaelird to U, l* welf adapted for tbeac cotndatlon ot hoarder* who ibelt in evety respett I be treated aa member* of her AuaMy. Tba term* of board and tuition shall be mode* rate, and may lie known by applying to Mrt, Villi* at her bourn. j N. B/?The scbuolcommence* on Monday next juneg2 & Notice. 'I LOST OR MISLAID.about the Ctib of March, * hundred dollar 1*111, on tbe hank of Mtlt, Ctui*!*, with JiiMnli Ckrrirt'i nania on the buck of It, ? little old and torn ft! one corner 19 or lWfiO, dale lttU l'er?on? who eelvitd any 1*111 on?eM henlc of that dat ?lace Ike 87tl? Mnrcb, or who ma> receiva any Midi, nra raqumiad toeiar Uoaleriy ?? il ii not eepaoted tbet It eu without I tele | deleetfd. Any pcrton flvle* ht formxlion of wild hiltlotheeubforiber, Ihrina neer the Crow K*y#, Union DiUricI, ?lull hewhtfncto rily rewarded. DAVID BOYCE June 21. 8ft 9 Corn Bacon & Mackerel. O ^M'AMSrS bonheads prine OHIO BArON, togrthSr ?l ler?? ?t.>ck ..f ?UOAH, COFFER, JALT, (Run, ke.be. all of which will lie told fe*Jw'4lMu * large ?|ti?ntfty of prime NEW MACK FI8II, In whole a*d half barrel# Afao?I BACON, toptb* - COFfr fcfc, JALT, tl be told low nr Niai|i J.ltWMMILLArt. .Inn* 23 8ft 8 AUGUSTUS M'NEAL, ?S? SADLER jr }? R8PKCTFULI.Y fendara bk tkani il who have to literally taconrgnd Iofore, and informs (hem IhI he ??* In ?II iIimi i faw do^i north of Wf?r ? li ha ha? on hand H ADDLES*, HARNESS, and many ?tli?r nrtlr.lf* In kblba whleb lio wRJ *nll on arcominoiUling ltnil< I < if M May 8 IB if A CARD. v flKK nubile am re*p??tfally informed tb?t tbo 1 CITI2KN8' DINNER, for lha coming 4lb r Inly, will In? tarnlMrd by Mr*. M*nr Wutuin, >? Uentleme* who hava not tubaorlbed, ran i) to l?y applying In any MtaiW of tba Com itltro, or at Mm Hntnl. Tho Commit!# of At ingemenu ar?^ ^ CMAPFPEtL, COL. HENRY f *T4YM>R, ftt* IA -T 84 8 qn mi - i*n' Twenty Dollars. Reward* QTRAYKD OR ft IOI.KN, from " '9 o* or I . J| nlNMN Ibn Rd filt a MM< about tblrtaan *id a half, or fnnrW. roend hodlad, Wmh hind ftoi and wMwflkh? (W f?otloek j Mmiaari a? if lit* Mara | and kavebut IMtln hair npon I ft*1?1 ia mtmuii'linl ilnrl/nJ l? ' ? l"l * ?' ^r"? ? Main bad 7 Itbim Mrenk wrtboth. r * ^?3 19*111 thlflj livqrtiigllia Hollar* for i