Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, October 19, 1827, Image 4
November next, witU?n the
ueontei^ng KH?M ? leeki*
i OA Mid diw(; hounded Worth
J to J MM* Boalwright, and es
III Beetwrlg bt'a Uo? 912 CmU
by n part of tb* nim lot, mid
?to, m -wre or Iim, ritual* nndbelnR
lumbis, on tbe corner ol Aftem
? on*treets, known In the plan of
5&3LT.H ura, mora or la**, In antd
Idioinlna C. Barrlllon on the Whi, and
fronting on Washington street, and kno.rn in the
plan ofthe lown, by No. -
The above named and described proprrljr, levi
ed upon and to bat *old at (lis property ol Thorn**
MatWell, by virtue of an elocution, J*me? Boat
w*%b? and dnmnel Un>?n v? I a* M ix w. ii
W|aer?? more or le**, on Ibr south tide ??f the
landing from Columbin to Camdtn, ami
I tbwe mile* from Columbia, being a part of
ot of land, originally gtanted lo F.lia ihi rli
? Jn?, the mid tmel of &0[ icrrt, bounded by a
nrf a branch of Pea Branch; weletrt of Qilf* ureek,
?alMlin* tunning N. W. by land laid off for E
Jumna, bounded by land belonging to Mi?j. Tho?.
Teylor, and land* belonciog to F Uallotte; nt Die
#uit of r. Dallotte v*. C. Barriilon ad'mr. of Jo??iih
.Mia. ?
<100 nerr* of land, mora or le**, situate lying and
bain 4 on a branch, watnrs of Crane Creek, ttouud
nd Uy Jonalhan Beard'* and R. Cniwland i land,
NortJi by Samuel Hinitir* land, h ?*t l>y C*lrb
Copland'* land, the ?aid 150 acre*, formerly
owned by Jamea Many, <ud conveycd by hiut to
'"?* William* and by Itaac William* I** Jolin
Loeklier; ibn above na'ned property Icvind upon,
nod to bu *nld, a* the property of John L tcklier;
nt Ibn suit of J Hon *t Co v*. John Lickiiir
Two tore* more or Ice, /including ? bnii ding*
tbnreonj where Win. E. Ifayne, E*?i. i* creating n
new brick building, in ft'; titwn Columbia. nlso
tUo C'iM |iart of lite square with llir iuuldingi;
containing two aor **, more or lew, levied upon
. nnd to be *old ai the properly of Win. E. ilaynr;
At lb* auit of Wm. \dger vs. Win K. Ilayne.
. The hnjie and lot on the corner of
Bull and Flam street*, containing one fourth of
M acre, more or li:*i (??vied on and to Iw *??!?? m
tbe iwoperty of U. Frits, at the suit* ??f Robert
Lattn, Abraham Nott, end Bovce U Henry, v?.
Frits and Hardy; and Paler M'DonHI, beeri.r,
Robert Lntta, l*?ac Lvon*, Wm i letter. .utixiu e,
Wm. L. Kirkland,an<f Wm. Jell, va. U Frit*
'? )B5 Acre* of lend, more nr l??, bounded by
fandsbalongingto Jonathan Mormii, Smnurl Wh|.
kin*, and C B ?yle; levind on and to bo Mild m t tie .
property of Oaniel Ulufoid; hi Hip ?uit rt Altijcail
Muld.r, ndin'x of K. Mulii?*rf y. Nolin, and Juuin I
IT. Wade, v*. Daniel Blaford. 1
^ I'he house ;nul lot in the town of Co
InmbU; contaiiting one aero more oi Itn, adjoin
inx .dn. FanniAx'aloi on l!ender*on ?trnK|t levh-d
On nnd to be ?uld a? the ptop?trty ?u il?mry C.'cr
pttt; at the *uit* of Watt* U Oihton, I I. Hhrriu-tn,
II. BpencC u Co. and 'fbouias Alatwill,
Henry Corttct.
'Die house and lot on the corner of
Bull and Luuiel ?tn?nt*, coolninln^ one Imlf ncr?
more or leM;al*o, ,
Tbe houce and lot on llult'?treet,.idjoinliit,' the lot
above 'li'?crit>ed,i'oiitaioi.igoiir hull un ;iure more
m* la**, levied or. and to tie *o>d n? (In* iiroprrt)
Ot John R Howell; at the ?<>paratu suil* of tin;
ndmini*trator nnd adminUtratrii or %>-c!iariiili
Phillip*, Selina Warimc, Ford, Fraco.* Ogiitr.
Wm. Hall, Bamt't U. I)?inl*p, John lliyw*, Wauh
k t>oao, and Y. L. flolmrnnn vt. John R
Bew?||.
d . 800 Acres of Lund, more or less.
On HtOO cdnk, bounded K. and N K by laoiN
boloni^ng to tbe ratatr of SNmnol l)ou;licr?v and
Jacob Perry. 8. and S W. liy Cl.lf?rd Brown'*
fend, ?. W b y Jacob Sliinth'n land, levied on ai
ibn property of Mo*et Duke, a' Hit* *uit of Ahi
Sll Mulder vi. Mnii*! Duke and John Crlin, and
n Mate, vt Mote* Dukn.
i .Will be sold on account andat the risk
of tbe former purchater, one lialfof a tract of land
eontnintef lino aerc* morn or lot*, ou which
trends n mi?t mill, be. adjoining land* belonging
to CoV r. Meier, N. and W and 8. and K. by
ltaribnll nnd Bdmond*' land: levied on nrd to
bn aoldne the prowrty of John Mnr?h*l!; ??? the
wit" of Wm Hall and Robert Lnlla v*. John
ICarshaii.
Two lot* In tbe town of Columbia, No* 27
end 28, on Dtvine ilractt containing half an acre
each, mme or lam; at tbe suit of John M Creyon
**. lame* Ooodwyn.
? One half of live hundred ncres, more
er !(??*. lyi?*? tn both *idc* of Cedar creek, bound
ed by hnd?V damuel and Juine* Patter*on, F.
.mt far and Joun Marahall. levied on and to l?e *old
ee the proparty of Tito*. Rdmond*; at tbe suit of
^Frederick Lyke*, v*. Tho*. Ed noud*
200 acres of land more or less, on
Colonel* ereek, bounded by laud* ol B- nl li ?
gins nnd ? ? p. levied on and to bt> *old a> the
property of Chart** EIH*. at the suit of l'ari*h,
Cunning, fa Co. vt Charle* Ellis.
800 aere? of land, mote or less, lying on l.lllle
river, bounded hy lands of llnnry l.i|btner,
jj*"rgC Light' er, J^e.,;.- Nurta and Thomn* ley
lor; at ibe ?'lit of M'Cant* vi. Chrl*tion
Miw Catharine CockbHrn.
litLLl*** A* D MAKtUA MAKE*.
472 Acres of tarn), more or lew,
?boa! iftieile* from Co'iimM*, In Hi* k?rk nt ?!???
ConaMfMii Wifrcf. HwN, nd^itnhif land* Ik*
ton King lo Imiw VI >odw:?rd on th? and 'in
<ll? MM by W?n CurrBir* land, InvM nn n* th
?roperty of Tlmothv L ee, M th? ?nlt '.f llmry
En ?e, for ThowM Miilfkin ami Charlm KJtnon
ftoo, Pt the admlnWtmtoraof Tiinotliy l>. .
120 Arret of Und, more or Icm,
hrhiK on lb* wwt*r? of (Van* ?r?*rk, (?M Otln
U'tm Walking levied <?n a* the property of Jon*
Unn Morrill, at the tuU? of P It R Hryrr, John
JHt kand Wm. Rote, rr Jonathan Morrell
734 Acre* of Laud, more or le??,
M nit oa lh? tooth we* a?dr of the Wat ?rea hint
fcnnnded on the re* hy mM river. north by I
M Q>??en<i land, and ??n ell other ?i?M? Uj varan
leud, M the tint# of thn atirvey , comaytd to Itaar
*o? by flt-wk Hnnter, levied on a* the property of
franc Rom, ander (a* ??p?oHon? a<?intt the aaid
feeee Row. TliRM* CASH.
W. I If I.I. I A ROB R.D.
r. Oftoe, Oetoi^r IS, I*sl7
da* of October nut,
K. from lewrel Hill, by AdHmflb, Maribv
??. - r< ?*??>?*? 8?^?
rtllVf O IM I WML 90 MIlM*
Leave Laurel Hill ttsry loyidiv at 6 ? M and
miv* it Society IIK1.
? Lm*? Society Hill Wednesday il Sim
and arrive at l.aurel Hill liy 7 j> at
I H. From EdgoA* l<l r. b. by Blocker**, Kiik
aey's, Pain's, Walloraviile. gcoteb Crow, Urilfln's
Store, Dead Kail, Donald'* Store and Craylons
t ill*., to Varenuaa, ooee a week, TO roller
Leavn Kdgeietd ewanr Tuesday at C a in a at!
arrive at Varenue* on Wednesday byrtp hi.
Lrirfl Varamie* every Tbnrsnay at o a m end
arrive at rdgrlteld on Friday by ?t p m.
9?. From Columbia, by Flat 8|rrin{, William
son's Bridge, and Davis'* iiiiilgR, to Barnwell e. b.
our.e a wnrk.M mil**.
Lea v.> ? Columbia every Tuesday at 6 a at and it'
rive at Btruvwll e. h on Wednesday by noon.
Loavn B irnwull e. b. every Wednesday at S
p m nu'l arrive al Columbia on Thursday by fl p m.
1W Fro:n Buck llend, by W.Jeiikin?'*tM?]t Ditni
Ferry, nuJ J. Ilill's, to l/ni-ju e. b. once a week,
?15 mile*.
Leave Buck I load avery Friday at 0 a *i and ar
rive at I'nion c. it. Iiyflp m.
Leave Union e. H every Thursday al 0 a m and
arrive at Buck Head Ity rt p m.
07. From Donald's Store, to Charles Orr't Store,
once a w??-k.
Le tvrt Donald'* Slorn every Wednesday at 2 p
in and inive at Orr's Stor* by 7j? tn.
Leave Orr ? Store evrry Wednesday oil) a n
and nrrivc al Donilil'* St-u** by noon.
OH From Wa\ln*v,liy C Stewart's, to Mount
Pin 0-Mlt,Hnne n work
l^avii W-ishnw evt-ry Thursday at Aim and ar
rive ni Moiint l'if*n?iint by noon.
Leave \| mni Fientnnt al 2pm and return to
Wasbaw '?>? 1pm.
09. Fro n Siimptervllle, by O. F. Macauby'*,
Murray's ferry and itiver Stvum|i, to Fine Mill,
once a week, SJ inlle*
L? nvr *5iini|tirr\ ?*!?? every Tliur?day at C ' in and
nrrivc at I'mn Ilill on Kriilay by 10 a m
Leave I'iiin Ilill at 1 p m mid return lo Sututui
viliu on Saturday by -t ;> m
NOTES.
1. Tin* Pint'Mmi' r llonnriil may f?pcilito llie
mill* no'l alter the timet for wival and ?li,pnrt?ir?,t
ni nn y time during the continuance of the contract,
Iii? paying nn roui|?en*utinn for any ni
tre capeme t tiit nmy Imocmtioncrt i h >>r ??i>y .
2. Seven minute* tball lie allowed fur oponing
nml rioting Ihe mnil, at nil oi.lcrt where no par
licnlnr time is specified.
.1. I'or every fliteeo minutes delay, in arriving
after the lime prw*eril?nd in any mnlrmi, the ron
lrai:lir ?'inll forfeit leu dollars; nml, if tiir delay
continue until the departure of any peiidi'ie mail,
Whereby n trip it l???t, n forfait of double the
am. mill allowed for rirryiii" tlio mnil nn? trip,
?iiall I hi incurreJ, unless l( ?hi?l* be m.ide to appear
Cli it the delay was occasioned unavoidable ae.
iid?al; in which ohih llie amount ??l p <y lor it tr?j?
will t?r forfeited '1'iirw forfeiture*, it will lit* ob.
served n.-e, ttnconditi <iml, ?-*?ept foi the I-. ?lnr?- of
a trip, by unavoidable eccident, llie peoniiy may
lii? reduced to t li?* pay. I'or on*- trip That on no
condition i* this mini, or lt<u other jieualliet <t?lcil,
to be remitted
4 Per sou* milking proposals arc rqilied to
ft:?t<i their price* 4?y llie y?nr, Those who con
tract will n!C?iv? t'leir pay (piartorly? in the
months of May, August, .November, and Feb
run ry , ono motttli alter tlm expiration of eut.li
?piartcr.
No other tlinn a free white prison vliall lio em
ployed to carry tin; mail
Wlitre thn pinpo?rr intend-i lo rnnvey the
ui ?il in the body cf n ?t4ge carriage, he is deilrr-d
to ttate it in hi* proposals; and the slaije mutt bit
of s-itTiuienl >i?e, unless otherwitenispie'.ted, to ae
eommod ita seven passenger*.
7. Bvery proposer may o(W in his bid to make
any lmpmvMB?i?i in the Iran-pot intion ol *!??? mail,
from the term*invit-d, eilheranlollie mode of trans
porting it, th? speed required, or 'lie >eqiiency
ot thn trip! per wer.k ? which shall receive dun
consideration.
The. number of the post route shall he stated
in every bid, nnd the proposal most lie waled
and directed to, thn General Po*t-Ofllce, and en
dnmil " Propoiel for a new route." Strict at
tention mu*t be giv.>n lo the endoisement, as it
J* not intended to break thn teal ot any propo
sal until the time for receiving Md* shall have
expired.
H The P<?st-Ma*tnr General reserves to him
telf the rittUl of declaring any enatract at an
nnd. whenever one failure happens, which
amou'M* *o the lo?* of a trip.
9 The distance* dated are an h a* have iNten
communicated to till* otlce, and some of them
may be incorrect: on this nulijer.t the contrao
tor mint inform iiimself ? tha department will 1
n ?t be ansiverMbte for any mistake.
10. In every r.a?e where the mail is tran*
ported in Mages, and tke present contractor
shall be underbid, and the tmderhldil-r shall not ,
linve such stage property as may lie nrc s- oy for 1
the perfermanee ot the eontraet, he thall lie re
quired lo purrha** from the present eont actor, at
a r<"i*onable valuation, the whole, or any part ol
the Mage property, including hortea, that may he
suitable for the service, and make payment there
fore, by rea tollable instalments, a* hi* jwy becomes
due. or as the perties may m;me.
Tliew term* wlil bo made a condition in (he ac
ce;?lanr.e of any bid under the bid of the pretcnt
contractor; and should the underlildder fail to
comity with thein. his bid will be offered to the ,
present conttiiefor; but, should he decline mako*!
? he rontract nt any rate, the proposal r>( the ml
Jeiliidder will lie accepted unconditionally.
1 1 So bid shall be withdrawn after the time
for receiving bida shall have eipired, and ?honld
any person refuse to lake the contract at lii? bid,
ho shall If held responsible to the depertment,
for the difference between his Ind and that at
whieh the contract sbali be made. Decisions on
Ud? will be nude known on IheAM of October
The Msignment of any eontraet without the con
*?>nt of the Posl-Master fleneral, thall forfeit it?
and In all where application it made tntlie
Department to sanction a transfer, the tanas mu*t
?e fully stated
should n contractor or his agent engage in the
'ransmi aioo of commercial information try eiprets
on his r ute, more rapidly than Ike mall, he shall
forfeit hit contract.
IS. If a route thonld he discontinued by Con*
tress, or lieeome useless. In whole' or In pert, in
the opinion of tlie Pest- Master fleneral, he may
llmtt or dispense with Ike aereleenf the contractor,
on maklog htm an attesranee of *tMi month's ea tra
'"fi The contracts will all he gin January 1st,
ItMH; and the eont reels for routes in tke stale of
Me-v-Tofk, end states eaet of H wlM continue for
one year only. Contracts for routes In Vlrgksie,
ft oft h ead Sootk Cerollna and Oeorrie, w Hi eon
Ihuse thr e rears; and tke edMtiMts for Ike otker
roeto* will fontkse lw* years " '
' (4 Poet- masters who reeWve mi a<WHksnesl
?ismid give every peiMl s?k?s etmltes, ewianar
lk?Hy toreodlt.
fotV yrtct osMMIirf( |
CaroUoa, wlUiSSe for Review sad llx
crciftc, at the tunc* and places following:
Tbe 41* or HJHV m(aiMl,oa Monday 87th of
Tho 4(A or JaiTei*1 Regloient, on TiM*d*y ibe
28th of Augutl, at Boyd'*.
Tbe aftb or M*C<?ekin? Regiment, oo Tbewdey
?U8Wbof ^
Tho 99lb or Klgfebergetf* Regtment, on Friday
tbe Slat of Anm*t at Lover**
tbo 10th or Bet tort Regjteeet, on Tneaday, SOib
1 of September neat, at Richer daon'*.
The 7th or Ulartoek'a Regiment, on Wednesday
Hit Wtb of StntemWiat tiit old Wftli.
Tho Mb or Tompkins' Regiment, on Friday the
28th of September at Uanew mutter ground.
The ~ or Hearse'* Regiment, on .Monday tho
1st of Oetoher iikM. near tho Fort Field.
The tub or Ifodaea' Regiment, on Wednesday the
3rd ot October, at Blaek'i old Field.
The 4th or Hlce's Regiment, on Saturday Ihe Oth
of Oetobnr, at Vairunnet.
Tlie ? ? or Hants' Regiment, on Tuesday the
fib of October, at Grbsnm ? Flrld.
The ? or Norton'* Regiment, on Thursday the
llth of October, at the Govetnour's Spring.
The 0th or llagood'* Regiment, on Monday the
I5tb nf October, Ml Pickeiuvillo. ?
Tbe or Ligron'a Regiment, on Saturday the
20tb of October, at Benaon'eold field.
Tlie 8rd or Jnhnaon'a, on Taetday (bp 23d of
October, ul Toney^i Stow.
The Major General* and the Brigndier* with
(heir appropriate *laff, will attend tbe Rrvietr* n|
?he Reglmrnta within their rcrpectlee command*.
Hie Artillery will parade with the Regiment* to
which they are attu' tied, and the Cavalry by
? roop, with the lln"luientt of Infantry moil con
venient.
1 ho Keview lo take place precisely at twelve
o'clock, M. and eompMn return# nf the cffectlvi*
uroujeih nf the di IT rent eiupt, with their arm* and
'?ecoutreinent* lo l>e prepared nnd delivered to
tliu Adjutant General before lie h ave V Divi
sion By order ol the Command'"- in
J. II. K4IU.K,
.fd*< nu'f Intp'l. Cltn'l.
TP The I'endlelon M<-f?i:iiger and F.dcefietd
Hive, will insert Hie above order* until tho
Itaviuw* take place.
July 20 20 14
[\otice.
rviHE subscriber Intending to rellnnuWh business
L in Columbia, calls on those inaeMcd to him
" once mora," In mine forward and settle th?*ir 1
ritipri-llvii nnIM and arronnts AH such ?*? dn not
avail th?. in wives f this notice in tl.e courso often
dnyi, will ?it the ripirntion of tlmt time, find their
note* and arcotin ? placed in the hand* of a proper
oflccr for collection, without any distinction of
persons. He ha* to me? t demand* against him
which mint b? Milled. eontrqucntly the present
i mode ill' procedure originates froui necctslty nnd
not from choice: it is an unpleasant step, and
nothing short of eitreinfl necessity ar^et him to it.
He, howtiver, sincerely hope* all interested in this
notice, will avail Iheiiuehes of il. and thcreb)
save tlicir fueling! and hi*.
MfCIIAKT. M'l.LROY.
B M M'Kno* li** on hand an assort
ol ^i?l nil"
/tool* and Shoes,
of ll:e in.ist ? *<!, ionnlilc kind, nijd of warranted
w<rrkman?hii?, which lie will di*|>w of cheap for
ec?S nnd rash only, as he i* determined to dispense
A* ith the eredit Imrne**, consequently from this
lime, in no instance uhnti vrr. will credit '?e *iven
May eft il tf
MONTI C^LLO, "
The tent of thr late i'homat Jefferson.
I T h proposed to pulilMi a pieturtitjiir view ol
Munticello House, (truni a drawing inndc on
thn tpot liy Mr. MlL..s,) H<pia-ti?e<l in the best
style, liy oil* of the Hit*. nilst? of our country;
provided' iiijflritnt pnlrona^t i? ^iven, equal to
meet the cspenses incident to aurh an undertaking
With i view to ascertain this, these proposals ate
t?ld liefore the politic.
The engraving handsomely colored, will lie
furnished subscribers nt three dollars a mpy, payn
ble on delivery. The sice of the plate will ha 20
inches long by 12 inches wide.
Particular attention has been paid, in the draw*
Ing, to the nrehiletlural eharar.t? r of this loiilding
which iMifit.guislie* It irom all others.
For every twelve responsible auliseriliert, ren<
tinmen who will collect the names, will be entitled
to receive oae copy nf this work gratis.
8ubseri|itions r?? rived hy P. TnoursoK, book
seller city of Washington, where the original
drawing is deposited, nud at tbe Ueok stores in this
piece.
Vovemtier 21 47 tf
Sarat/ C. I tall, If. M'Cora ana ?ffr,
ami Jamt* Hoftklnt e rceutor of A. Halt,
vi. fi'm. Hall r rrcutor of Halt.
PETITION.
nV consent of parlies It Is ordered that James
ft. Uulgnard be associated with the actins
Kserutors if A. Ilall, the said James Hopkins and
William Ilall in thn management of the estate of
A. Ilall deceased, and of the various mercantile
Arms of m ilcb the said A. Ilall was in his life-time
* member, vl*: A. U W. flnll k. Co. Hall*. Kirk
Patrick k t;o, and that all the limlness of the said
firms, an*' said estate, lie conducted esrlusively
by the said James Hopkins, Win. Hall nnd James
S. Uulgnt.rd and tbat no nrt in regard to any
liisiaess of said estate or firms, either in the col
lection ol lands, the paying out of the same, the
I render, or settlement of any nf the deMs oi se
ciiritif '. belonging to Ihe said estates or tbe sale of
any pr<>pe.rty, nr any other act in relation to the
real or personal properly of the said A Hall,
deceased, or of Ihe said firms of A. It W. Hall U
Co. Halls, Klrkpatrick it Co shall be valid or
binding, without the concurrence of tbe said |
Jam* * A. CJnlgnard.
And it is furthtti ordered tbat lor Ihe purpoee of
the reference in the ease ot Sarah C. Hall vs Wm i
Hal> and <rfhers, and for tbe convenience nf the
said James ft. tlulgnard, Wa?. Hall and James
Hopkins, all the books nf accounts, nntea, bonds,
or other securities I with real or personal, a*d all
title deeds and papers of thn estate of ihe late
Ainsley Ilall, and of tbe Inte firms nf A. Is W
Hall It Co. and Halls, Klrkpatrick It Co. be depo
sited for l be present in the consultation rdom to
tbe Court of Anpenls, In the Law Range.
r HENRY 19. DP.9A(TSMmR.
Mr i* at if
26 Dollars Reward
18 oCsted for tbe doltrdif ?f two HiWlii o
I woioan named JUDAt about 4A or to yeert of
age, and her ? jo JOR, ab^ut Jd6T )$ye?r*of age,
who left OM about tbe first of Msreb, gnd former
ly lb? pcMMrof Mr. Illanks, and 1 euppoae wo
L . uL r> sil laistt Aftifiri i( k|s iAina
m-'mt
AMONG WHlOll ARC THE VOLXOWlNOf
CJ UPKHFIN fc blue and bUek Broad Cloths,
Super Mh'.tn Flannels,
GentUmeir's Cambiet Cloak* with fur collar*,
Ladies Tartan Plaid aad Circassian Cloak*,
I do. - Bilk aad Cotton Umbra) lat,
Ladle* Umbralla* nnd Parasols,
An ntagani a**ortm*nt ot white Cotton Fringe,
verv choan
8 Ca*e* Shfclmecdine's *nper Mack Hats, ,
Brown and Waacbed Cotton Skirting* and'Sheet*
Ing* of different width*,
M, 7-8 aad 4-4 Domestic Plaid* and Stripes,]
(warranted Indigo blue 0 i
Super Cotton and Linen Apron Check r,
l)o. do. do. ft'urnltnra, do.
Cotton Bed Ticklnps,
Rassia, Birds Rye and Damask Diaper*,
Real RumU Sheetings,
Imitation do. do.
Ladla* black nnd white Silk IIom, (heavy)
Do. do. do. Cotton jlo.
Do. black Wontnd do.
Gentlemen's black and white Silk Hose,
Do. white do. | do.
Do. coloured and white Cotton A do.
Do. . Vigonia and L w*ot 4 do.
Ladies coloured and Murk Honkln Glove?,
l?o. do. and white Kid do.
Ladi** Mack nnd wlilte Silk Glove*,
Blnck India Fattln Levantine,
Black and white French Sattint,
llain blank and striped Sarsnets,
Super Mark Sincliews,
Plain and fiuored black Gro. de Nop. Silk*,
Super black Mode,
lilack and wbllr Crape L*Imc,
Super black ffakln and Canton Crape*,
Do. Italian nnd llat Ctanc,
Do. figured nnd Mandarin Rolies,
4 4 and 0-4 Mack Levantine Handkerchief*.
Plftin and figured black LoUtring Handkerehicfr
for Cravats,
Whole audlialf Coach Lares,
Pmtlnj and seaming Lucre,
Spunitb Segnrs,
Together with many other nrtich * too tedious
to enumerate, all of which with the foimer stock
th? y offer low for c *?n.
Columbia, Sept. 7. 30 tf
RAGS "WANTED.
UK Subscriber* am about to eiect a PAI'F.R
JL MILL in the vicinity ot this place, and it*
success depend* in a great mentor* upon thtraid of
almost every person in the community in pre serv
ing like only material that can be used in ttie man
nufaatory of this useful ariirle; bouae kee{ter*,and
nil olhrri, nr? therefore earnestly solicited to col
lect and preserve all RAGS produced In their la
inilirs l'lteie Is not n house hut will afford ma
ii y pounds In the year if attention ba paid to sav*
in>;tliem. It wiliafford to the poor many neces
saries which would otherwise be lost to them ; and
the rich, by allowing them a* a perquisite to soma |
favorite scrvnal. will render essential service to
tills infant manufactory, of our own state; and w?
flutter ourswlvs ilmt Ibeald of the rommnnity in
this re<|?ect wiileaakle ustoperfcetHhisiindertak
iug, and by that mean* keep in circulation in our |
own state, and among all classe*, very large sums
of money tkat are yeariy carried out of it for the (
article of paper. Tbero is no rag originally coin
posed of Mas, hemp or cotton, but which will bus
wer for some kind of paper.
The following prices will be pnld for all Rags
delivered at the store of Mr William T. Little in
this place.
White Linen, f 'J ptr 100/6*.
Cotton, Fla* or Hemp, 2 ptr UtOlhi.
J. J. FAUST II t o.
Columbia, July U. 28 ? if |
FEMALE TUITION*.
fDIIMI. ?tf?ft ?. fKtllB,
INFORMS her friend* that the has opened at lirr
l>ou*e, (opposite the College ?piare,) *
BOARDINU ftCIIOOL (or the reception of m llml
ted number of young ladle*, to w hwe elementary,
polite and ornamental education, particular ?Men
tion will he paid.
A profier regard to the liralih apd comfort* of ]
the young ladle* ?hall be observed; their habit*,
moral* and deportment drietly attended to; and
Mr* Mill* pledge* herself to parent* and guardians,
that po rare nor a??idutty *nM1 be wanted en l.er
Crt to render Mtltfaelion In the discharge of the
iportaat dalle* ?he he* undertaken.
The young ladie* shall I* in*tmeted tiy their
several teacher* fn k'rotrnprtuntf,*t\A Mr*. Mill*
fveli confident that bv pursuing the plan of edu
cation ahe ha* adopted, M?htrd by competent and
etpeiieneed Imtrtietor*, die will advance the ln>
teie*t* of all Iter pupils, promote the improvement
and merit a claim on pnollc patfonage.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reeding, and WrHlnr, pr. qr. ? f 6 00 1
'Hie above, wHh Arithmetic, English Gram
mar atid plain tew inir, ? ? 8 00]
HMory, Geography, n?e of the globes, A*,
tronomy, Composition, Moral and Natural
Pbilosphy, lie. lie 141 00
Ornamental Needle Work, - 10 00
French, |0 00
Made, ? - ' 13 00
Entrance to Mad#. ? ? A 00
Drawing and Painting, ? 10 00
HOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Board per annum, - f 160 00
do per ouarter, ? . ? AO 00
Day Boarder* per quarter, ? ? 12 00
Payment* remdffcd in Advance.
N. B. Mr*. MM* I* determined to |thr*lo her
young ludie* all the advantage* that ean be ac
quired In any dmllar institution in the state; die
has therefore In en partlenlar in the selection Mf her
teachers, aad in making rueli arrangement* a* will
mlvance her pupils and merit the approlnttion o'
Aumst 10 S3 tf
For Bale,
AFINP. high-spirited JACKAflP, da yearn old,
imported from South America, remarkable
lor vigour aad the qualities of hi* stock. He will
he told for calk, on reasonable terms. If applied for
within two weeka?or will be egehanged for a
/AerevgA brnt a?err *a<f <?//, or ywng Illy, or horse,
thorough bred The mare must be of good slue
andcleer peJlgree? not more than (en years old,
and either if not now In foal. or If in foel, by a
thorough bred horse All other purlicata* may
Mb ?/?, a ^ . jhHlmojjL
P. n. ft I* not the otyeftf ?t the owner of the
feck leariaa animal for the tut f, bid to ret the
| Meed to the WoavM of ?fce
)
<*>?
Coach-Marker am
found fUl* to discharge, wtt neet
despatch Nil order* in tha COACH I
tlUMMINO, and UPIIOI.STORY line
net*. He tandershls thank* to those Ark
Imvc so lib?r.illy patronlited him heio*
hope# by his assidoityaNd attention tc
10 merit ud receivo k continuance
favom
te Addition to the abort bfednes* ha
lime# be ready to e*eeufa ?vtn^ferfM
Work, In bVstofe be witifceepncSdl
ply of
sEttkks, ) Boi!srER0
SCREEN* I MATTHE88
*111 be eold a* cheap aa cm be bod la t
for cash.
A handsome airortment of vnriou* p
DRAPERIES, which can bo putuplm
order or pattern in the Metest end mo#
liyl#,
P. C? Will alao attend to making Cl
PAPER HANGING, >i?ffinK or S&Al
end SITTING CHAIRS, <i?-Pef*OM
not make it convenient to ceil upon kb
waited upon et their, house*.
New Saddlery Ware House.
Smith \ Wright,
BF.O leave to inform their friend* and thepou
lie. that they have again establlabod them
?elve* in the Saddlery business. at their old Mand,
on the corner o< Klniinnd Georges Street* Cherks
ton, one door above Mr.C.Chisoim'* Hotel, where
thpy have constantly on band a complete aiM
tenerel eaaoitment of all blade of dddm, bridle?,
harness, w hi pa, end trunka ; alao girting bridle and
harness leather, morocco ahiaa, suerpend calf do
together with a complete assortment of platad gilt,
and japanned saddlery were; eoach laoe end
coach trimmings of allklnda. A* they arc con
nected with an eatenaive manafaetoryattba north,
iliey feel confident in emoting tbepubliethet they
ran furnbh gooda in their line of e superior stile,
nd on as good terms aa can he procured nt any
similar establishment in the United State*
All orders will be thankfully received, - and
promptly attended to, they reepeetfelly solicit a
share of i the public patronage. - ?
Oct. 24. _? 43 tf
For Sale, '
THE HOUSE AND LOT at present occvoied
by the subscriber, opposite tha College
sipiart. The hot.se is roomy and eaavosdent,
well calculated for the aeeomdntlon of a (Ufa
family, havlnc seventeen epartmect*. most of
whlcn have Are places. Oa the prtmMa ate ?
large oflice building, kitchens, wesb hoisee* ers
vant s house, afore and poultry house, besides,
stables, carriage bouse, fee.
'I1i? lot includes *n acre; three fourth* of w bleb
are laid out in n gatden, atored will, many uaefni
plants, vegetables In abundnudnnce, anda great
vmi iety of fruit tree* It la one of tba beet garden
spots In Columbia, yielding plentifully im In
too dryest seasons.
K more agreeable situation ie not to bo found hi
Columbia, for health jt is remarkable, an tba auh.
serllier's family, which is large, can taatifir, hav
in* resided tliero summer nnd winter for the but
?even years. The boose is surrounded with tree.*,
which render it very eooi In summer.
For terms apply to tha subscriber
ROBERT MILLS.
April 19 , 7*. 15' tf
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
RANAWAY on !
thirteenth of Jan*
the f.iMlo Woikf. .
the CafewtM liver, a
fellow by timnimo of
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